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Williamsburg Star. MRS. E. McCURDY, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1903.

Local News. School closes next week. Watches dirt cheap at Morrison's. -Embroideries and Laces at A. F.

Dehn's. Bobbin winder rubbers at E. J. Vaugh's. Anything in the paint line at Old Reliable.

J. A. Towle has received an increase in his pension. E. J.

Waugh has all kinds of sewing machine needles. S. Tathwell lost a valuable horse yesterday afternoon, Others want them, why not you? Morrison the Jeweler. White Goods for Ladies Waists in large varieties, A. F.

DEIN, Fred Roberts is treating his house to, a fresh coat of paint. John Johnson is plastering for N. M. Thomas this week. Latest Styles of Easter Hats and Bonnets at Mrs.

H. E. Bussett's. Some more improvement has been made to the Warwick residence. Are you going to paint? Then bus of John Clay pool, The Druggist.

See Dr. Medearis for your dental work, on the 27th, 28th and 29th. Rev. H. A.

Cook attended chapel exercises at school Monday morning. Some additional improvement has been made to the Getchell residence. The foundation for G. W. Gates's new residence was started yesterday.

Look over my stock of Bonnets and Hats for Easter. Mrs. H. E. Bussett.

Isobbin winder rubbers, needles, and sewing machine oil, at E. J. Waugn's. It rained on Easter Sunday, 50 We may expect rain for seven Sundays to come. See those wall-paper samples at- The Old Reliable before ordering your paper.

Repairs for all kinds of sewing 1113- chines will be furnished by E. J. Waugh. William Readicker was up from Iola yesterday, suaking hands with old friends. Bring in your plows now and have Osborne repair them.

He is a plow man sure. I carry the best makes in Mens Dress Shoes from $2.25 to $5.00. A. F. DEIN.

Dan Hare has been granted an in crease of $10 per monta, pension, from $30 to $40. Mr. Scott, who lived in the north east part of town, moved to silkville Wendesday. I keep two grates of coaloil and two gasoline and can supply your wants. it old Reliable.

See Miss Janette Cmbs for wall japer. Samples at her residence on South Louisa avenue. J. Reeder, the photographer, will in Williamsburg Monday, April 20, sunshine or rain. A big stock of Wreckage Paint.

$1.50 a gal. paint at $1.00. II. E. Bussett's Store.

Everything you need in materials for painting, kept in stock by pool, The Druggist Miss Mable Groome came down from Manhattan Saturday evening to speno Easter with friends here. J. E. Cade was down to Iola again last week and purchased property and expects to move there soon. I have Bargains in Mens and Boys Clothing.

Can save you froni 25-to 40 cent. A. F. DEIN. The parsonage has been newly paintinside and live rooms repapered for new minister and family, S.

B. Weidner is putting in a 3000- Bo-an-hour separator, and will send out skim milk without delay. Mrs. D. Maskell has purchased the Rinn building between the Bank the McCurdy Hurley real estute office.

Dr. F. E. Medearis, the Quenemo dentist, will be in Williamsburg again the 27th, 28th, and 29th of this month. William Morrow, who is employed harness maker at Waverly, was here Sunday, visiting his brother-in law, Walter McGhee.

My stock of Easter hats and bonnets now on sale ate the prettiest ever of. fered in Williamsburg, and prices surprisingly low. Mrs. If. E.

Bussett. Good for Children. THE D. FOGLE MERC. CO.

We are still receiving large quantities of beautiful Novelties in spring and summer Goods. The new line of Men's Suits is now on sale. Qualities and style splendid. Our Store is Bigger and Better than Ever Before. THE D.

FOGLE MERC. CO. W. R. Goodell Sons will conduct a meat market at Westphalia, as well here.

They took possession yesterday. Mrs. Dr. Hinden of Strong City, came last Saturday to visit her brothers, Wm. and Asa Loomas and families.

If you are wanting any dental work done, remember Medearis, the Quenemo dentist, will be here on the 27th, 23th and 29th, Miss McEvoy, of the Settlement, was in this morning and ordered the STAR sent for a year to her sister, Mrs. T. F. McDonald, at Kansas City. Mrs.

L. L. Holden has had some improvements made in her residence next to the church. 'The house will be occupied by M. B.

Wallis and family. Rev. C. T. Durboraw, the Presiding Elder of the M.

E. church, came to Williamsburg Tuesday and held a bus. iness meeting for the Williamsburg charge. Mr. and Mrs.

J. F. Johnson and C. H. Johnson were up from LeRoy during the last sickness and funeral of their daughter and sister, Mrs.

J. W. Severns. There will be a special meeting of the W. C.

T. U. next Wednesday afternoon at three o'clock, at the residence of Mrs. Claypool, for the purpose of electing a president. Painting is just like fishing; if you get the right kind of bait you can catch 'en.

If you get the right kind of paint. you can see it. It is for sale by John Clay pool, Druggist. Miss Mande Starling, who is home from New Hampshire for a short visit with her mother, in Ottawa, came down on this morning's train to visit her a'int, Mrs. R.

Warwick. Why not make the wife, husband, sister or brother, or some other fellow's sister or brother a present of a fine watch, chain, ring, ping, during chis Special Sale at J. T. Morrison's. J.

T. Morrison received a handsome -how case last Saturday. It is a very targe one, similar to the large silver ware display case already in his store. We congratulate Mr. Morrison 011 his incrensing trade, In order to convince Agt.

Gawthrop hat your nan has been changed to L. Leeper, it will be necessary to have Especial act of the Legislature to make it legal. And so the two little boxes were returned to K. C. Moses Cowan is local agent for the Sit.

Hope Nursery, of Lawrence, Kay, Anyone wanting anything in the line of fruit trees, shrubbery or plants of any kind, can leave their orders with him. Residence on Louisa avenue, just of the school house. FOR RENT- 80 acres of ground, for Max. W. M.

DEVORE. Barn paint, varnishes, hard paint brushes, floor paint, buggy paint at Claypool's Drug Store. At the County declamation contest, held in Ottawa last Friday, the first prize was awarded to the representative from Wellsville, and the second, to Miss Lula Gawthrop, from this place. Both the first and second prize awarded was a scholarship in either Baker or Ottawa University. Miss Sadie Spears, daughter of A.

J. Spears who lives southeast of town, died yesterday morning, at about six o'clock, after a long sickness. The remains will be taken to Mineral, Ill, for interment. Miss Spears lived alone with her father, and her death will be a sad Llow to him as it leaves him quite lonely. He has the sympathy of many friends in his bereavement.

Mrs. Severns at Rest. Mrs. Florence E. Severns, wife of J.

W. Severus, died at her home near Mount Olivet church, Sunday, April 12th, 1903, after an illness of eight weeks, Mrs Severns was a daughter of Mr and Mrs. J. F. Johnson.

She was born in Wapello county, Iowa, and at the time of her death was 42 years, nine months and 10 days of age She came to Kansas in the year 1872, and ever since has resided in Osage and Franklin counties. In 1882 she was married to J. W. Severns, and has become the mother of eight children, seven of whom are living, the youngest only two years old. About eighteen months ago Mrs.

Severns united with the Free Methodist church, since which time she has been most happy and devoted in her christian life, and died triumphant in the faith of her Lord. During all her sickness she was patient, cheerful and un complaining. At about seven o'clock Sunday morning she called her children around her bedside, talked to each out and bid them good-by. Then she talked to her husband and other relatives, telling them that while it was hard to leave her family, she was ready and willing to go. She lingered with them until about two o'clock in the afternoon when she departed, and went to be with Jesus.

The funeral services were held in the Free Methodist church at Agricola at two o'clock on Tuesday, April 14th, conducted by Rev. S. F. Wilson of Ot tawa, and the remains were laid to rest in the Agricola cemetery. Expression of Thanks.

The family of the late Mrs. J. W. Severus desire through the colninus of the STAR to express their thankfulness to their neighbors and friends, for their kindly assistance and sympathy duing their recent bereavement. 30 DAYS ONLY 30 SPECIAL WATCHES GLOGKS JEWELRY.

This Sale Will Last Just 30 Days. No Longer. Elgin Watches At Waltham Watches Seth Thomas Clocks BIG Silverware and REDUCTIONS. Optical Goods Watch our store window closely. You will find snaps.

J. T. MORRISON, The Jeweler. J.D. REEDER, PHOTOGRAPHER, will be in Williamsburg every Monday, Sunshine or Rain.

1 The pleasant to take and harmless One Minute Cough Cure gives immediate relief in all cases of cough, croup and lagrippe because it does not pass immediately into the stomach, but takes effect right at the seat of the trouble. It draws out the inflamation, heals and soothes and cures permanently by enabling the lungs to contribute pure life-giving and life-sustaining exygen to the blood and tissues. For sale at Old Reliable Drug Store. A. B.

Stewart, Proprietor. -MUSIC FLORA McCURDY Teacher of Piano, Organ, ard Theory of Music. Kindergarten method of instruction for children. CITY RESTAURANT. When in town don't fail to call at Geo.

McCurdy's for as good a short order lunch as can be put up in East Kansas Full line of Candies, Nuts, Tobaccos, and cigars. GEO. McCURDY. Highest Cash Price -PAID FORHides Furs. W.

S. BROWN. Central Items. W. T.

Horne lost a horse and a cow this week. Mr. Coffey is quite sick with the pneumonia. Rev. H.

A. Cook preached to a full audience last Sunday. All were fav ourably impressed by the speaker. Misses Lizzie Allen, Grace Russell and Louize Crozier of Williamsbury attended church at Central last Sunday. Arthur Roberts has been quite sick with the appendicetis.

He had an operation performed last Monday by Drs. Janes and Huff of Williamsburg and eminent physician of Topeka. At present he is rapidly recovering. White Loaf Flour is the best. Only $1.00.

A. F. DEIN, DR. F. J.

CLAYPOOL. Dentist Will be in Williamsburg the first Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of each month, at the Stauffer Hotel. STATEMENT For the firet four years of a Fand for K. S. A.

C. boys. The income of this unsolicited fund used by boys working their way chrougl school. Five per cent is charged. Refer ences required.

The boys own the money like al preacher owns the parsonage It occupies. The pay of the trustee was de vided by twelve business and profession al men of eastern Kansas. F. L. WILLAMS, Trustee, Agricola, Kansas.

RECEIPTS. From farms. $1,293.65 Interest. 165.77 Cash 821.96 $1,781.37 EXPENSES. New buildings, paint, 277.12 Taxes 158.40 Fences 14.66 Burrs, weeds, corn and hay.

107 58 Insurance. 11.20 Wells and grass 72.84 Postage, printing, Ry, 24.00 Used by 80 K. S. A. C.

877.06 Pay of 243.17 $1.781.37 Will Make Affidavit New Lease of Life for an lowa Postmaster. Postmaster R. H. Randall, Dunlap, mys: I suffered from indigestion and resuiting evils for years. Finally I tried Kodol.

I soon know I had found what I had long looked for. I am better today than in years. Kodol gave me 116 lease of life. Anyone can have my fidavit to the truth of this statement." Kodol digests your food. This enables the system to assimilate supplies, strengthening every organ and restoring health.

Kodol Makes You Strong. Prepared only by E. contains C. DE WIFE times the Chicago. Thest.

bossie Oid Reliable Drug Store. A. B. Stewart; Proprietor DON'T FORCET THE B. F.COX SHOP is the place, and NOW IS THE TIME to bring your plows and listers in and have them sharpened, polished and new lays put 011.

Cultivator shovels repointed and polished and made good as new. All work first class. Our machinery and equipment for doing first class work cannot be excelled in Franklin county. The shop is in charge of a smith of long experience, which' insures good service. The Wagon shop is in charge of S.

N. COX, who will do any and all kinds of Wood Work with neatness and dispatch. W. E. OSBORNE, Manager.

THE STUFFER HOUSE AND Everything is new and up-to-date, neat and clean. GIVE US A CALL AND BE CONVINCED that the Stauffer House has undergone a great change. MRS. FRANK A MONTE, Proprietor. East End Livery Feed Stable.

W. M. Crankshaw, Proprietor. Desires a share of your patronage. Prompt and conrteous treatment guaranteed.

WILLIAMSBURG, KANSAS. H. DIESTELHORST Furniture and Undertaking. We carry a full line of caskets, coffins, burial robes and everything usually kept in a complete stock of this kind. THE COTTAGE HOTEL.

We have opened the Cottage Hotel and shall endeavor to please the traveling public. We have thoroughly cleaned, renovated and newly furnished the house. We thank the public for past favors, and solicit a- continuance of patronage. J. W.

SMITH, Proprietor. Danger of Colds and Grip. The greatest danger from colds and grip their resulting in pneumonia. If care is used, however, and Chamverlain's Cough Remedy taken, all danwill be avoided. Among the tens of housands who have used this remedy for these diseases we have yet to learn of a single case having resulted in puennonia, which shows conclusively that it is a certain preventitive of that dangervas disease.

It will care al cold or an atack of the grip in less time than any other treatment. It is pleasant and safe take. For sale by Jous CLAYPOOL. Due Notice is Served. Due notice is hereby served on the publie generally that De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve is the only salve on the market that is made from the pure nuadulterated witch hazel.

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve has cured thousands of cases of piles that would not yield to any other treatment, and this fact has brought out many worthless counterfeits. Those persons who get the genuine DeWitt'e Witch Hazel Salve are never ed, because it cures. For sale at Old Reliable Drug Store. A. B.

Stewart, Prop. Bey glass and putty at Old Reliable, COOD THINGS TO EAT. Once on a time a pretty maid Went out to find a place to trade. She searched the street from door'to door, Until she found Our Grocery Store. ho." said she, "in a place so neat, I sure will find good things to eat." Good Things to Eat, she found it true, A grocery full, and so will you, If you cull at the Palace Grocery.

Everything fresh and seasonable. E. T. DIESTELHORST. FRESH AND SALT' MEATS, HOME- MADE SAUSAGE, OYSTERS and CELERY IN SEASON.

City Meat Market, J. 600DELL, Prop. WE STRIVE TO PLEASE. Your Patronage Solicited. ARE THE BEST BURPEE'S SEEDS choicest THAT vegetables CAN or most BE beautiful GROWN flowers you should read BURPEE'S FARM ANNUAL FOR well known as the "Leading American Seed Catalogue." It is mailed FRE to all.

Better send your address W. ATLEE BURPEE PHILADELPHIA. One Minute Cough Cure! DeWitt's With Salve For Coughs, Colds and Croup For Pilos, Burns,.