The Matfield Mirror du lieu suivant : Matfield, Kansas • 3

LOCAL MENTION mmnm? use printed wuuwu The post department recommends that you havo jeur name in the upper ieft hand corner of every package or letur that you mail to insure iu return if it cannot bo delivered, and you can thus know that your letter reached its destination. The easiest way for vnu is to have thn mtnm or1 .,..1 MARRIED. Mips Edna Bradley and Clarence Overatreet. were married at the home of the bride's parents, Win. Bradley and wife of Ileraeslend, Wednesday evening, Mireh 4, 1908, at 8 p.m., Kev.

Ashley Kookstool officiating. About sixty guests were present to itnfs the ceremony, after which a bounteous supyer wiis served. The happy oouple ill go to housekeeping immediately on a farm lu the Homestead neighborhood. A Motor Car for Strong City-Cottonwood Falls. The cut below is of a car similar to the one that has been ordered for service between Streng City and Cottonwood Falls.

The motive power is gasoline and the or attains an average speed of forty miles per hour. win ii ui iur- SX. get it. We will furnish the envelopes and paper and make it into neat tablets at the following prices: I oo sheets of note paper 35c Your name and post office address printed on it. Good quality of paper Gx9 inches.

loo envelopes with your return card 35c Trimi i ill 1 THE MIRROR 1 Jr rtr rt tt nV Trees have their lime to leave And flower bloom when the south wind blow Birds their way northward wpive O'er growing grasses and melting Knows. 1 have a saddle for sale Ji Broiles Dr. and Mrs. Meyer are in Catsoday today. Miss Lamar spent iSunday with the home folks on Sharp's creek.

Joseph Childers and wife, Casso-day, visited friends here Tuesday. Harry Brundley and 0. II. Gulden were in Eldorado Sunday and Monday. i-L ni rr ti i I i 11 u.

era Prof. Lank visltod friends in Strong City Saturday and Sunday, making the trip on a bicycle Al Thompson and Geo. McKee have filed (t so th printer owe them till the first of June, Several team will go from here today to haul thrre or four oar loads of lumber from Rosalia to Castoday for Capt. Brandley. Cook A Plummer, real estate dealers and druggists, were over from Catsoday Tuesday.

Mr Plnimmer made this office a pleasant call. Uncle Harrison Richards drops a quarter in our pocket for the paper another three months. Paid in advance subserliberi are the best asset of newspaper. A. N.

Bocook and Elsaer Jones have moved to the Kelt ranch and will attend to it for Crocker Bros. Elmer will1 tend the farm and NoaV will look sifter the pasture, JDt, John Carnes and family left this morning for their new homo in Navarre-. They will lotnl their goods at Kaiar and as far as Strong City today and arrive at Navarre before noon Saturday. The gang of men setting new poles fur the telephone line to Cottonwood Falls will have the poles set into town today. The poles will bear a crois-ai-m that will carry eight wires if it should become xtcewy.

ncubators More About The Orient. A dispatch from Kinporia says the Orient Ins the following work plumed for this year: In the United States, from Kmporia via Kllinnr, Matficld Green and Kldo-rado Wichita, ninety-three miles, of whbh forty-five miles are graded; to connect tracks between lied river (Oklahoma-Texas state line) and Benjamin, Texas, seventy miles, all of which is graded; to oonnect tracks between Sweetwater and San Angelo, Texas, jixty-throo miles, all of which Is graded, and then to extend the line on west. This provides for a total of 220 miles of track laying and the grading between Eldoiado and Wichita, which docs not sound like an impossibility. When this proposed work is completed the Orient will have in operation in this country tiOli milts, and in Mexico 310 miles, being more than CO rer cent of the road completed. Only 25 Cents A Year.

Every family in Kansas ought to have a weekly paper from the itate capital during ihe presidential campaign. The Kansas Weekly Capital is only 25 cents a osar and it is a remarkably good paper for the money. It has the largest circulation of uny weekly newspaper in Kansas. It makes a specialty of reliable and coin plcto market reports. It gives the news of the whole world, including the full Assoaiated Press reports as well as a complete special news service.

The Capital has its own correspondent at Washington, and prints more Kansas news than all other papers combined. Every family not tak. ing a Topeka paper should at once send 2.r) cents to Arthur Capper, publisher Kansas Weekly Capital, Topeka Kuusas. Thurman. Mrs.

Ed Hull and Guy Caldwell had oyster supper and dance Thursday the fifth, in honor of their twenty-liret birthday. It was well attended and everyone had a splendid time. Flo Caldwell spent the Dight with her teacher, Lana Sheridan. The threshers are in this vioinity. Mrs.

Leonard Wagoner visited Mrt. I. Covalt Tuesday. K. W.

Younggreen went to Emporia Sunday and his wife returned home with him. II. L. Parker and wife ware In Mat-lie hi Green Tuwsday night. Prairie llres have bscn burning all around us almost every night.

A. L. Bocook and Bill Kinney attended the show in Matlield Green Tuesday night. Lena Younggreen and Rowena Par-ker spent a night with Mis. Leonard Wagoner.

Jaeob Nay lor has moved to the Wes Myers ranch; Ben Carpenter hat moved to the Swift house vacated by Nay lor; tVoodton Bastln, who recently came hero from Kentucky, has moved into the house vacated by Carpenter. Mrs. Kev. Kookstuol went to Baldwin today to remain until after cen-ferenoe. Rev.

Uookslooi will go the first of the week. The young man ambitious to "tot the world on fire" needs but to drop a match in the grans now to accomplish his desire. W. C. Handy came homo Inst evening from A.

it. Crockor's where he built tome porchtt. Missel Mamie Parker and Mollis Byeri spent Sunday with the home folki at Hymer, The right kind ill Joe Ueer und wife were over from Catsoday visiting relatives and while they stopped yexterday at I'r. Meyer's the team became frightened and broke loose. They ran ac far as the pool hall where they were headed against a tree and caught.

The tongue brace on one side was broken, and a few breaks In the harness constituted the damage done. Mrs. Mary Mitchell never misses an opportunity to say a good word for her home town or do something for It. She was in Oklahoma whan she heardwe had started a newspaper and inimedi-atly ordered it sent to her. And she keeps paid ahead a little, which helps the printer.

The moving picture show in Brand-ley's hall Monday and Tuesday nights was a good one, a great deal better than would expected to stop in as small a placo as this. They use electric light, having a gasoline engine and dynamo mounted on a wagon. Dr. Ilindnn was called from Strong Oity Thursday in consultation with Dr. Meyer over the child of A.

E. Nicol, who has been quite sick witli pneumonia and resultant troubles. They found the little gir) getting along as well as could be expected, A meeting of the telephone company was held Saturday and the resignation of Niohol osier, manager, was not accepted. at the 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 rt tbrM TI right prices American Maga.luo $1 00 Cosmopolitan 1 00 Metropolian 1.60 Independent 1 (X) Regular price $5.60 Our price with Mirror $5,00 -j wt- m-. a w-n When von save Bocook 1 w.

Navaio LB Order Magazines at THE MIRROR OFFICE I "We can save you 50c to several dollars on your reading for 1908. "We club with all the magazines. Read the following list as exam-1 pies of what we offer, Indian BLANKETS ill ll if in National Magazine Pf'ariont Indeptndant i no 1 60 1.00 Regular price $5 00 Our speciol price when taken with the Al irror only $175 I have just received so mo. Navajo Indian saddle blankets. They comb direct from the reservation in New Mexico and are the finest work of the famous weavers.

Their genuineness and wearing qualities are guaranteed. They weigh between four and five pounds. They will last twenty-five years. as well got a good blanket as a poor one. It's much better for the horse and you'll like it more.

all and see them and get prices. VUU UUT T111W FKUi; We can make you many bar- Kd Hough has bought a span of mules from the Luttgeraing ranch near Eureka. James Crawford was over from Can-tod ay this week and papered the Chris tian church. A. E.

MoOlure hat bought of Prank Hulse the house occupied by H. Hamilton. Prank 11 uIm returned to Oklahoma Thursday, his brother Lew accompanying him. T. Banks is arranging to connect himself with the outside world by telephone.

Sheriff Myert and Henry Swan were up from Cottonwood Falls Wednesday. Bud Nichols has told his team to Chat. Covalt and bought a team of Mrs. W.C. Handy will go to Florence tomorrow to visit a few days.

Bert Carpenter and wife visited in Clement Monday. 4 irains like these. tit more than a year's subscription to the Mirror you can't a (Ford to do without it. THE MIRROR CON! Iff A 4 T. V..