The Randall Times from Randall, Kansas • 4

handicapped because so many are op Misses Grace Moody and Laura Keebing the Eves The Randall Times -BY J. THOMPSON wiflu nrwn lioVva inni'vinrrn mid lllllf flllllt ttf LonVfU'lls" 1" a sure preventative of domestic troubles. Noam nil these troubles originate in. smoke, half-burned and doughoY bread and biscuits, strong butter mid weak coffee, poorly lauudried shirts, cull's, and collars, etc. But the man who keeps his eYes before marriage is perfectly familiar with all those nn-.

deniable facts, and takes THE TIMES, reads all the attractive advertisements, and learns that the Gold Coin Cook Stoves and ltanges warranted not to smoke, but to bake light, flaky bread and biscuits; that the Western Washer aud' the Star Wringer warranted to wash clothes perfectly clean and wring thorn dry: $hat the Acme Barrell Churn warranted to churn sweet giltedged butter; that the Favorite Coffee Mill and the Common Sense Coffee Pot warranted to make the most delicious coffee: as well as thousands of other Arti: cles warranted to make home bright and happy are al was kept in stock at FREE SIL VE PRICES Kemp Bros. Hardware Store, Randall, Ks. THE Randall Blacksmith Repair work of all kinds. Horse-shoeina; a specialty. I'VBLISHKD KVERY FRIDAY SUBSCRIPTION KATES.

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FAKKAlt Asout. CHURCHES Mfi. church, Rev E. R. Price, tostor.

Preaocing 11 a. anil 8 p. ni. every other eabbath Sabbath school 10 a. w.

every sabbath, Dr. FuircbiUls, Supt. Prayer meeting Thursday evening, W. F. Moi, Lender, Epworth League Friday evening, Mrs.

Tmcb.ood, lm Junior Epworth League, Vorda Carroll, 1'res. CHRIST'IAN-rServIces every other Sumlav at a. in. aad 8 p. ra.

Social meeting on tneSuu-dnyn when there is no preaching. Christian Endeavor Sunday evening. Prnyer meeting Thursday evening. C. C.

Dewecse, Pastor. Sabbath School every Lord's day '0 m. at the Christian church H. JoneMN, Supt. LOEOB DIRECTORY.

rASONIC LODGE No. 304, A A M.meet IM second and fourth Saturday oleacb month. Visiting Brethren cordially invited. W. G.

McIXTVRIt SkC. J. TlKISSEU W. M. RANDALL LODGE So.

819, 1 00 Ftneeu, every Friday evening. Vifiting Brethren invited, W. F. Mounts Secy. O.

Baukbtt, N.G. I ANDALL Lode 140 I DftnBMors Hot Rebecca, meets evory alternate iuesun eveneng. Visiting Brothers and sisters always welcome. Mn9. MAy Suaul, N.

OJ. MiesC. MoctRi3, Secretary. mivniti.n Vnt. meets every two ll.vuki mi S.ituritnv oveniiur in 10 hall B.

F. Halobii, Atl. En, DURHAM) Com RANDALL LODGE No. 31, A meets the first and third Vednesdiiy. G.

TBUK8I.00D, Rec. J. L. Tmjsbkix M. W.

A. andall Council No, 82, meets every Second and Fourth Wednesday evenings ol each month, in HartoruVs Hull. Mrs Way Triieiuoou, rres. V. Morris, Scc'y.

KandaJl MarKets. posed to him. Ira White has a broken arm, so it Is leported. Flndly McRride and Ella Hollings head were married last Sunday. They will live at Burr Oak.

Grace Forbs will teach in Stockton again this year. Mrs. Raynolds, of Stockton, is here visiting her parents. Harry Templeton will sever his connection with J. M.

Ketchum soon and go to Nevada to locate. Blank. Lower Spring Creek. Who says it never rains in Kansas? Miss Dora Fitch has been on the sick list the past week. John Peery talks of going after a load of apples this fail.

Miss Rachael Fairchild and an aunt of Mrs. Chas. Kibbe, are visiting with them at present. vve see about as many movers going west now as we saw go east two months ago. Willie He.ndrix, of Randall, visited with Jessie Jiibbe Sunday.

Our last rain will help the late corn wonderfully. Sunflower. From Jewell. Local showers Friday were wel come. Birdie and Edith Coffman visited frieuds in Mankato last week.

The tennis players have been doing some ''paddy" work on their ground. We visited normal last week (Tnesday) and were deeply impressed by the earnest efforts put forth by the teachers. Mr. Good has worked hard to make it a success. We know of two school boards that are not as good as their word.

Persons who care so little whether they keep their word or not should not be elected to fill such a place. If they keep on they will have to keep their word when nobody will take it. Dr. Powell was in town last week. M.

F. Knappenberger went to Emporia last week on business connected with the state normal school. Theo. Connelly, of this city, has gone to Ionia to run a barber shop. The normalites pronounce the examination easier than any they ever had.

We heard of one man kicking that has a right to kick, if he kicks himself. He came to this county last fall from one of the western where he has a farm. lie raised nothing here this year and where he came from there is good crops. Mrs. J.

F. Braucher has comeback. She occupies Mrs. Wolf's house. Her husband is in the southern part of the state organizing lodges for the Knights and Ladies of Security.

Alex. James has moved to the country where he will live with his parents. Our school will begio the second Monday in September. Frank Ruggles will move back into his own house. He has been Jiving with Milt.

Bartholomew. Milt. Bartholomew has traded his house and lots to Charles Thorp for an 80 of the latter's farm. BoitN; To Chas. Palmer and wife, a son.

Rev. C. C. Deweese, pastor of the Christian church; preached his fare well serhion "last Sunday evening, He will move his family to Iowa this week. F.

I. Drake, of the J. D. Robertson Mer. started to Philadelphia, Sunday.

The 0. gave a Jack-o'-lantern fete on J. C. Postlethwaite's lawn last Friday night. We don't knew what O.

M. means but suppose it stands for old maids. Scottsville and Mankato came to the city last Thursday with colors flying and played the best game of ball we ever witnessed in Jewell. The two teams are well matched Scottsville stated ahead one or two scores all through the game until the last half ol tbc ninth inning, when SchaelTcr spent the day in Jewell, on Thursday, The relatives of the Kendall family left this morning for Mi. Hunter's, near Belolt, where they will stay over Sunday, anil then start for their home In the eastern part of the state.

Henry Kendall wl)l accompany them. P. II. Kemp, on his way home from the Christian Endeavor conven tion, stopped off at Mankato yester day to attend the pop convention, and stayed over today to see the hall game. Wouldn't that combination swell your bloomers? Dr.

L. A. Fairchild returned, on Monday, from his prospecting tour and informed us he had decided to locate at Almena, Norton county. On Wednesday, he departed for his new field of labor. It is with deep regret that our people see the doctor go, and while wo believe he has madti a mistake, yet we wish him abundant success in his new home.

To the people of Almena, and Nor ton county, we recommend Dr. Fair- child as a learned and careful physician and an eminent and painstak- ng surgeon who believes nothing is too good for his patients and no trouble or sacrifice to great to relieve suffering or distress. During the years. he has been associated with our people he has been a leader in church work as his wife was in social circles and their places will be hard to till. They number their friends by the score and all regret exceeding ly that he has seen fit to sever his connection with them and trust he may never have cause to regret the change, but assure them of a warm welcome should they ever come back here either to visit or locate1.

The family will oot go at this time but will follow later on. From tho Jewell Republican. Elder Deweese will move to Iowa next week. John Miller has received his Demo- rest gold medal. The Randall Times has a good correspondent from Jewell.

The herds of young cattle that go through town are all headed westward. The people who went away to find a better country are getting back, all seemingly better satisfied to stay here. Our kid cine went to Randall to play ball last Tuesday, and we hear the game wound up with two scraps. Our boys appear to have come out second best at ball playing and first best at scrapping. The boys better be kept at home until they learn to play peaceably.

Wo hear many farmers say that the corn they plowed after the last rain in July made corn, while that which was not plowed after the rain, failed. The only exception to this general tendency is where the cultivator was run too deep, disturbing the small latteral roots. Shallow cultivation after every rain seems to be the thing. To Our Correspondents. Give us all the news of your neighborhood but avoid gossip.

Write on one side of your paper only. that your communications ieach this office not later than Wednesday, earlier if possible. Sign all communications, not for publication but that we may know who they are Irom. From Mankato. Rev.

Taggart is in Salina attend irij; a ministerial convention. Everyone is making big preparations for the county convention of the pops. A big crowd will be here and a "monkey and parrot" time may be expected. The big game of ball between Mankato and Burr Oak next Friday is all the talk here. The $100 is what untKss it interesting.

Charley "Wellsher is taking a rest and visiting his mother and sister (or somebody's else sister) at Palmer. School commences next Monday. Prof. Towner has the which he jrained after a hard fight. Towner is probably a jrvod teacher i but his good wtik btrt will be SoriEspoESeEEG.

Wheat No. 2. 75 3, 70 30 Rye, 75 Corn, 60 $0 30 Poultry 05 Hogs, S4.00 $1.5003.25 Butter, 08 Eft's, 09- Mankato evened up the game and gained one score making the score statd 8 to 7. Hanna of Mankato, were the gusts of John Grimm, Sunday. The S.

S. convention, at Ionia, ast Tuesday was well attended. Nine schools were represented. It was estimated that one thousand people were present. Honey.

Everywhere, (West Center of M. Black languishes on a bed of affliction. The relentless monster, death, in vaded the home of the McMasters', ast week, a'nd took away the father. Mrs. Jonathan lleitz, of Lebanon, visited with E.

J. Ball, last week. Agents aud peddlers are thicker than ticks on a chipmunck. Everybody is afflicted with "polly- ticks" down here. The disease is seldom fatal but terribly disagreeable in some cases, It invariably and ultimately leaves many of its victims in a state of harmless, senseless luna cy, from which the animals rarely ever recover.

Mr. Bums, of Cawker, grandfather of Mrs. Mark McCammon, is visiting in this locality. The estimates of the probable yield of corn in this part has lowered considerably the past week, and there is more to follow. Miss Maggie McCammon, who has been visiting relatives at Tecumsah, Nebraska, is at home again.

Steve Carter has a nephew from Washington county, visiting with him. II. H. Huntsinger, of Otego, will move his stock of goods to Esbon, soon. Echo.

Business Cards. W. P. Morris, Real Estate, Insurance and Collection Agent. Randall Kansas.

F. J. Wallace. PAINTER Does all kind of painting at reasonable rates. House painting a specialty.

J. 0-Thompson Black-smith Wagon- maker. Shop 1st door north of Butcher-shop. where I Respectfully invite your patronage. All kinds of blacksmith ing, also all kinds of wood-work.

I tniaraniee satisfaction, dive me a tiiab 20tf RANDALL, KANSAS. Do You Ever visit Beloit? If you never have you probably will in the future and of course you will get hungry antl will want to know where to get tho the best meal you Ever Eat for 25 cents, Take our advice and try the PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE, Corner South Street and Hersey Ave Geo. L. Myers, Prop. BELOIT, KANSAS Pianoes Organs Violin's, Banjo's, Mandolin's.

Accordians, ond a Genbral line of repairs. For sale by II. iLonffworfch the srreat Music Man, office in the Stevens building. BELOIT KANS Chas Whitney. Artistic Photographer Copying And Enlarging.

A Specialty Studio in TFhitney building, up-stairs. 32, Jewell City, Kans. THE POP ular resort for the hungry to get a square meal or a lunch, be he a Republican, Populist or DEMOCRAT while in Mankato is at' the Restaurant and Lunch Room of W. H. Sturtevant.

Go there once and you will find that "bill" n-iver tries to deceive OR REP resent what he hasn't got. Everyone that wants a good meal or a lunch EAT AT W. II. Sturtcvant's, Mankato. The Times- lS.

HEKE and THERE. The south side was not "i it." J. A. Carroll was in Jamestown yesterday. The heavy rains raised the creek Wednesday.

All members of the A. 0. U. W. are earnestly requested to be at the next.meeting.

Charley Wellsher, of the Review, stopped off Monday night on his way to his Palmer home. The ladies M. E. working club will inpet with Sister Price, September 4, Ut 2 p. ni.

All are cordially invited. "Johny" lioyer was' called to Purr Wednesday, lor a short stay. He plays with that nine against Mankato, today. A horse buyer was in town this week hub did not get many hrrses as his ideas of horse flesh and the price offered did not agree. George Pruch went out to Downs this to look at a blacksmith hop but the layout-did not suit him iiitd he is at home again.

J. M. Butler has moved the office building he purchased of Dr. Fair-child, across the street onto the ground adjoining his own building. See elsewhere the Epworth League prrgram for tonight.

They always iiiivt; entertaining meetings and earnestly rrqnest all to meet with them tvery Friday evening..