Williamsburg Republican from Williamsburg, Kansas • 3

A LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. Skinner, Ottawa. Clothing. Morrison, the Jeweler: Jewelery. Dr.

W. G. Cheney, Dentist. Hotel. ADS THIS WEEK.

Read Durst's ad. The ice man is happy; and why not? Harry Cowan spent Sunday in OttaWa. John McMillan drove to today. John I Doyle had business in Moran, Amos Lingard of Ottawa, was here Tuesday. Mrs Dehr.

was visiting in Ottawa yesterday. Mr H. Case was here from Ottawa Tuesday. Mrs Congdon left Tuesday, for a visit in Ottawa. Louis Chowez was here Monday, from Osage City.

C. C. Feight of Ottawa was in towut on business, Monday. A runaway broke the stillness to the afternoon air Monday. Mell McMillan made a drive this morning, to Princeton.

Misses Jessie and Essie Towle, ted in Ottawa yesterday, -Buy "Boss Patent" flour of Mitch ell and enjoy good bread. Mrs Ungrey moved her family to Pomona vicinity Tuesday. Another shipment of "Black Cat' hosiery just in at Mitchell's. -Another lot of those fancy waist silks just in at Mitchell's. Agust Harding of Osage City, had business in town Tuesday.

Sam Busset is no longer connected with the D. Fogle Mer. Co. Will Bitts had a foot badly hurt by a horse stepping on it Monday. Rus Weegar did the painting on Mrs Sylvester's house Tuesday' Willard Ransom spent Saturday and Sunday in Lawrence and Topeka.

The receipt of a sample copy of this paper is an invitation to subscribe After a month's stay at Humbolt, J. L. Barnett returned last night. Miss Clara Rinn gave a dance to a row of her friends Monday evening. Miss Flora and Mrs McCurdy left this week for a visit in Los Angeles.

Mrs Minnie Lavender returned from her visit in Ottawa, Tuesday evening. Pomona has been up against "Ten Nights in a Bar Room" twice this week. Dr. R. S.

Ridler of Red Oak Iowa, visited over Sunday with Charley and Will Hulett. Mr Brons on and family from Douglas county Missouri, now occupy the Trader house. -If you want to make the boy haps buy a "Rough Rider" suit for him py, at Mitchell's. Mrs LaMonte and daughter Maude and Mrs Flora Barnett visited in Ottawa yesterday. Will Schofeld is depot agent at Williamsburg.

-Ottawa Republican twenty years ago. CLOTHING Miss Ora Mercer died at her home near Agricola, at six o'clock last night of rheumatism of the heart. Ottawa is again drilling for gas. A supply of the real article would be a great benefit to this town. Henry Trabert moved Tuesday from the Swift farm, to one of the Hodge cottages, in the east part of town.

Remember we have the correct and latest styles in plain and fancy stationery. Give us your next order. Boys, that new spring wagon at MeMillan's livery; is just the thing to go picnicing in; will carry six comfortably. Max Allen has succeeded his brother Clyde this week, as helper at this oflice. Clyde has secured other employment, Rey.

Horner delivered the class address to a class of fourteen graduates at the commencement exercises at Molvern last week. Charley Bailey, a former salesman of this place, left Ottawa yesterday, for Trinidad where he will engage in the harness business. About a year ago we opened a shoe department, it has been a great suecess, having no extra selling expense, we can save you from 50c to $1. per pair. H.

L. T. Skinner, Ottawa. 536 Have you joined the "League of Ed- ucators" ret? New members are joining every day. $500, in it.

See Fred Barnett at this office about it. Bert Logan of the Saturday Tribune, was in town yesterday, Bert says he has the best weekly paper in the country; guess he's 'bout right too, County graduating exercises will be held in the First Baptist church, Ottawa, the afternoon of June 14. State Superintendent Frank Nelson will address the class. The Republican will be inlarged in the near future, both in size and price and if you wish to get in on the present price of fifty cents now is the time to hand in your name. Mrs A.

B. Harding held, a sale of her household goods Saturday, and she and her children left Monday for Maple Hill where A. B. has control of the Rock Island's interests. Boy's knee pants suits 75c to $7.00 1 Long pants suits, ages 13 to 19 years.

$2.75 to $12. All are perfectly cut and made. A nice present goes with each boy's suit. H. L.

T. Skinner, Ottawa. 536 The teachers living out of town are gone: Prin. Simpson and Miss Hays returued to Lrwrence, Miss Cun ningham to her home in Richmond and Miss Dana to Emporia, where she will attend Normal this summer. The Republican is in receipt of the announcement of the county Institute to be held in Ottawa in June.

Prof. M. L. Field, principal of one of the schools in Topeka, has been choss en conductor. Prof.

Field was principal in this city for two years 1899-91. Dr. W. G. Cheney, a dentist with more than a local reputation, late of McPherson, has located in town and is now ready for all work in his line.

He comes highly recommended and will no doubt build up a splendid praotice. For the present, he will have his office at the Stauffer House. OTTAWA will refund the amount W. return, to any person or more at any one time, THIS OFFER We have this season a very Furnishing goods. Our very low for first class fitting money.

SPRINGTIME, Calls For Bright NEW GOODS.4 When Selecting Them, CALL FOR THE BEST. My PRICES are Uniformly LOW My QUALITY, Unquestionably HIGH. Morrison the Jeweler A R. men, attention. We are ready for you.

Slater suits 81.50: Middlesex suits Gold Medal cloth 810. If any blue suit we sell fades in five years, you get your money back. and if you find a man who ever bo't a blue suit in our store and it faded, we will give him a $10. gold piece. H.

L. T. Skinner, Ottawa. 530. Al Guffler who has beeh coming here every week for the last ten years for The Theo.

Poehler Mer. Cu. of Lawrence, will make his last trip next monday. From his present position, Al will go to Emporia to take charge of Pochler's branch house at that place, in which house he has an interest. Mr.

Crumm of Quenemo, succeeds to this territory. We sell only Tailored Clothing; clo thing that fits, is sewed with silk, it holds its shape and also color," and you can buy these superior garments just as cheaply, as the trash from other stores. Mens' All Wool suits 85., $5.75, 86., $6.50, $7. Fine dress suits 87.50, 88., $8.50, 89.. $10.

and on up to $18. Look into other stores and get their lowest prices, then come and see us: we will take our chances on your judgement. IT. L. T.

Skinner, Ottawa. 536 RECEPTION TO 1901. The Graduates were given a reception by the Faculty, the Class of 1902 and the Alumni Society, in the School Hall last Friday evening. Covers were laid for about titty and, the refreshments and program held the guests until a late hour. Prin.

Simpson presided during the first part of the e- vening and Miss Hays acted as toast mistress. Ice cream, cake, fruit etc were served, alter which. Miss Pearson, representing'01, with a few well chosen words, addressed the Middles. Plums mer Herron responded, accepting, for the class, the title and honors of Seniors. Toasts were given by Miss Dana and Messrs.

Simpson and Tapley and music was rendered by Misses Hays and Dana and Prin. Simpsou. The Alumni Society held their annual meeting after the reception, e- lecting officers for the ensuing year. Miss Pearson was chosen president; John Wharton Barthalow Miss Frampton and Miss Burress Treas. Have yon taken at A look the New spring samples At Ringer's yet? You had better.

And RETURN of rail road fare front purchasing merchandise of BA GOOD UNTIL SEPT. complete line of Mens stock is new and up-to-date garments. Call CLOTNING THIRD AND MAIN, Subscribe for The Republican. It is fIty cents a year, a whole year, 52 papers, less than a cent a copy. It will never be any less.

We have always had a large trade from Williamsburg and vicinity; there isn't a day but what we sell some citizen a nice bill of goods. This season we are showing an unusually attractive line of Men's, Boy's and. Childrens' Clothing. Having our goods manufactured directly for us and thus saving the wholesaler's profit, it makes it possible for us to sell goods to the consumer as low as local merchants can buy them. IL T.

Skinner, Ottawa. 536. One of the best the band ever accomplished, was to meet at the band room Tuesday, night and reorganise. The following officers were chosen to serve one year: Conductor, S. J.

Tapley, President, S. Ft. McConnell, Vice President. E. H.

Pearson, Secretary, Marv F. Getchell, Treasurer, J. R. Finley, Librarian, Dan Bogart. The new band will start with a membership of sixteen and will meet for tice every Tuesday evening.

Begin- ning in about two weeks, open-air concerts will be given in the band stand on Main street once a week. PETER GORBY. Peter Gorby has gone to his reward. A good old man; a man who always had a smile and a kind word for every body. lie professed Christianity, and surely lived up to it by his works, He was born in East Palestine, Ohio, July 3, 1823, almost seventy-eight years ago.

He joined the Methodist church at an early age. He was mars ried to Harriet Cordelia Oliver, 5, 1814, and five children were born to them of which two are dead; those who are still living are, Mrs Clark, Mrs Black and a son in Ohio. March 1846, he moved to Meigs county Ohio, and to Kansas in the fail of 1884 and has resided in this vicinity ever since. His wife and companion died in 1893 and was buried in the Caldwell cemevery south of Home wood. Saturday he complained of a chill and dled the day following about 11 o'clock, April 28.

The funeral was preached at the house, five miles north of town. Monday at noon by Rev. Horner and the body was placed side by side with that of his wife Monday afternoon. D. Bogert has the agency for one of the largest wall paper establishments in the United States and can sell you wall paper from be to 35c per single oll.

Call and see his samples, THE REPUBLICAN Fifty Cents FREE Williamsbug to Ottawa and us to the amonnt of $12.00 1st 1901. and Boys clothing and Gents in every particular; prices are and see us we will save you HOUSE. OTTAWA, WILLIAMSBURG, MAY 30, DONT FORGET. C. A.

Bird, a brakeman on freight! 212, met with quite an accident yester day evening near Hall Summit. He was leaning in the door of the baggage car and loosing his balance, fell and dislocated his shoulder. Dr. Jar.es was telegraphed for and attended the injured man on the train's arrival here. The advertisements in The Repubare good things to read; read them, and act accordingly.

OTTAWA AND RETURN FREE. We will refund the amount of fare from Williamsburg to Ottawa and return to any person purchasing merchandise of us to the amount of $12 or more at any one time This offer good until Sept 1st 1901 We have this season a very complete line of Mens Boys Clothing Gents Dr, CHENEY DENTIST. Prepared To Do All Kinds Of DENTAL WORn. 09 Ofice at the Struffer House: WILLIAMSBURG KANSAS. If you are not married, join The LEAGUE OF EDUCATORS! $500.

costs married you $3, anytime to join; within if two you year are receive 8500. Costs but $12 a you A MARRIED person can year. Tor become member and receive the sable benefits by paying s12. per year for Five years. Many mem Williamsburg.

For full $27. bers information in call or addrese, FRED, W. BABNETT Agi New Hotel Stauiter Santa re Route (Corrected to April 19 1901.) EAST BOUND. No. 206 Leaves, 7.42 A.

Passenger connection with Kansas City Makes train at Ottawa, arrive Kansas City and connecting at A with Texas Express for all westrence leave Lawrence 9:52 A ern points; No 212 leaves 7:10 Accomadation arrives in Ottawa 8:40 M. WEST BOUND No 205, leaves at 8:03 Passenger Kansas City train leaves Kansas City 4:20 No 211 leaves 10:35 A Accomodation These trains make good connections; to ticket you to all we are prepared Wabest routes and check your parts baggage thro to destination. C. GAW THROP, Agt. A.T.

Specialist And Maufacturing OPTICIAN. DR. A. W. MELLUISH, Main, opposite Court House Office 316 WITH F.

MELLUISH, The Leading Jeweler. OTTAWA, KAN. H. BEERMANN, Merchant Tailor, 229 South Main Street, those esdiring a strictly To Made Garment, cut in Custom most cordial inlatest styles, a vitation for early call is herewith extended. Prices alwaysithe lowest consistent with good work.

LIVERY -ANDFEED STABLE. MELL McMILLAN, Proprietor. We Solicit a Share of Your Patronage. Millinery I wish to call the attention of the Ladies of Williamsburg and vicinity to the most complete collection- of Millinery ever shown in our city. Nowhere will you find such an array of charming headwear at such tempting.

prices. All that is New, Fashtonable and Elegant in Millinery is here. Come early before the rush and get your choice selectin Miss Emma Ottawa, Kan CORNER EAST AVENUE- -AND MAIN NEW MANAGEMENT. REFURNISHED, REMODEL ED THROUGHOUT. 30 LARGE, AIRY AND COMFORTABLE ROOMS.

Finley Prop FRANK P. MARTIN; Buys Grain Of All Kinds. Getchell Son, LUMBER' Paints, Oils, Stains, Varnishes and Hard Finishes Dr V. D. BUTT PHYSICIAN SURCEON, -Office Opposite Bank, Prompt attention given to all calls Telephone No.

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