Jewell County Record from Jewell, Kansas • 4

THE CORRESPONDENTS. down WUH M. D. Ross of RubenH thin way Wednesday. Special Sale -a, mm MT, PLEASANT, More rain, more rest The creek 0 was bo high that it took the Zimmer MANKATO SCRAPS, We are glad we live on Mt.

Ararat Hank "Diamond kmt a good mare iu Scott's livery barn Monday night Lots of hogs are coining to town as prosperity prices continue to go dowu The normal is the most interesting of any that has been held in the county for a long while, "Diamond" is being pol ished up for the game Cherries are coming to market; they Of Tinware, Hardware and House Furnishing Goods. Having received a car load of TINWARE nil first-class quill ity, and uo Racket store seconds, light weights or Hhort. HM'iisurt) Beginning Saturday, I man bridge out, and the weeds lire having quite a nice for lead in growing. Hay-hurst, Lindley Clanin and Fail Bur ger mado visiting trip to Asiier- monts- will place on Halo this week. ville last week, returning Mommy.

L. C. Freeland and lorn McGul- lough made a trip to Jewell Tuesday. ire cheap hince the assurance 01 We will inaugurate a general clear- The Robertson utoro front is being touched up with the paint brUHh. J.

C. Perfect was over at Formoso yesterday doing 11 job of spouting. The Woodmen held their festival in the park last Friday evening and took in about $10, J. W. Berry, of Jewell City, class of as among the alumni crowd.

Manhattan Republic, The Farmers' Shipping Ass'n is prepared to ship stock and grain. It will save you money. KJtf Agent Wilson who has been relieving Agent Saiidboru, is now at llnrr Oak, as the resident agent there if taking a vacation. Mr, and Mrs. liartholow went to Atchison Wednesday evening in response to a telegram announcing the The latter was looking for a pros the tariff on sugar is settled, the sugar trust has advanced the price to the consumer.

Billy, tell us how pecting angle, lie is going to put down a well Miss Altha much sugar jii can get for a pound Reeves is up from Asherville visiting of butter or a dozen eggs, her sister, Mrs. W. I lay hurst. 2 ingup sale throughout the house. This 2 3 will apply particularly to CLOTH- ING, Summer Goods and Shoes.

On 5 Frank Forrest stopped between The Randall ball team is going to Mankato Friday to wallop those trains 011 his way home from Topeka. Mankatoites will fill a special 25c tin sprinkler for 1 5c. 85c tin sprinkler for 25c. '50c galvanized sprinkler for 3re. One galvanized sprinkler for 500.

25c pressed dish pun lor lOe. Stamped dipper, 3c. two for 5c. Regular 20e coffee pot for 10c. Regular 25c coffee pot for 15.

30c coffee pot for 20c, Four 1 pint tin cups for 5c. (15c galvanized tub for 15c. 25c galvanized bucket for 15c. 30c galvanized bucket for 20c. Hunter's crank Hour sifter for 10c.

Tin wash boiler with galvanized bot torn, N'o. for i5c. liends or be found trying, as Free-land's arm is all O. K. and he has car, Sunday, lor the Beatrice Chautauqua.

More strikes, more re- speed to lend refers. I' mo- is awl, who went to Oklahoma last luction ol wages since McKiuJey March, reports everything looking line, lie says that beats this coun many of these items the reduction 2 as much as 40 per cent. 'Tis 2 your interest to investigate some election than lor tne same period ill any previous year. 0. Ilaggart icknews of their daughter, rs.

Park. to of 3 try; that wheat is coina from -10 bu. ius a tine new carriage for his pa Read theoffer of the American Busi per acre up. lie will return in Ju- trons at the barn wire walking drew out the curious Tues- and take his family down and A 40c heavy Dairy bucket for 25c. make it his pcrmam-iit home.

He is lay eve. A few paid the nickel aud these bargains it's one of tlic oppor- 2 uess ollege, wmaha, ill this issue. Now is your chance to secure a business education at home free of tuition. 2t took a view of their future dwelling in old settler and Jewell county place according to the machine. tunities of the season.

people will miss Freeland as he is a friend to all. He settled here in February, 1872, a resident 25 years. Forrest Eberhart brought a young Corporations are getting their reward as fast as possible at the hands of the Republicans in cougress and opossum to town Tuesday evening. Ladies' jmkI (Jcnts' IiK YCLKS Craw-fonl High (iradc, 75 list lor Wo guarantee to save you money on all goods in these lines. Beloit, Kan.

NEW YOKK STORI3 BLOCK Sik Pm nkkr. It was caught, at tleo. Angel h. 1 he former price state legislatures where that party Size Yl to 2, $1.25, now D'Jc. boys say I here are a good many along the creeks.

If you wish to secure enrollment was successiui. Ueorge tanner, tne BOYS' SUITS, A Beauty, 75c to $.1.2 YOUTHS' SUITS. as a Iree student the mail depart corporation governor of Illinois, on June at 10:45, sighned the cor incut of the American Business Col- Those wishing to sell laud will do ego, Omaha, Send in vour ap A Splendid Bargain, former ROBERT CLARK, SiriiLT.uiv. J. L.

UANN, Now .12 to plication at once. The offer of free price $3.50 to $(3. well to call on me, as I have parties wishing to buy. Lands bought and sold on reasonable terms. $1.

course by mail ill be open- tor a poration bill granting 50 years extension of the existing street railway franchises, which allows the present 5 cent fare and permits the consolidation of companies to municipalities. the undying gratitude imited lime only. 21, Frank R. Fohhest. MEN'S SUITS.

In these we have exception i cuts to make. If you are in It is reported that the corn bought Ladies fine Dougola Button shoes, coin and needle toe, pat. ent tip. Former price $2.25 now A good bargain. Ladies' Front Lace Dongola fine shoes, patent tip and pat- ent leather front stays, all sizes, Former price $2i25, 1 now $1.49.

Men's Ox Blood front lace dress shoes. Former price $2.75, now $1.09. Men's Chocolate lace dress shoes, to close out at $1.49 very cheap. MIDDLE BUFFALO. If there's any more rain where this the Republicans have for the old Farmers' Shipping Ass'n, JEWELL CITY, KAN.

last fall and stored is decaying and becoming worthless. It is thought need of a suit twill be to your also, that the cause is from a lack of coines Irom, let come time to mature. Concordia Blade. disadvantage if you fail to get our prices and see this quality of goods. haul hogs tomorrow, (Wednesday) if it don't rain.

J. M. Scott, of Mankato, got rained in here last Fri M. P. Knappenberger of Jewell SHOES.

City was in Concordia Saturday and day night Vic Forringer market made this office a pleasant call. Mr. ed hogs last Monday. Gett-man boys lost their croquet outfit in Knappenberger is one of the regents of the state normal, aud was on his 2 Child's Slippers, ox blood black, size 0 to 8. Former price $1, now 78c.

Size 8i to 1 2, former price 5 $1.15, now 90c. All kinds of grain and stock shipped. Stock spipinents every Wednesday. liring 1n your stult and we will save you money. W.

F. UKOUUtt, Manager. the llood Phil Bohuert drives the lace shoes, to 2, To soldier! Maj. Tom Anderson with 05 per cent of the soldier element backing him for pension agent for this district.was turned dowu by Maj. McKmley, and Cy Leland who has no soldier record, but is the chief politician of the state, is given the $5,000 a year job.

Old soldiers, do you recognize your Lit Crura, another Republican heeler, is mad because he is not rewarded for his grand success of creating and keeping the Steiuberger-Willets-Mid-dle-of-the-road adjunct to the Republican ticket iu the field last fall. He says he ought to Iks appointed according to agreement. Jane. Boys Ox Blood coin toe, size 13 close out at $1.49. way to Emporia.

Concordia Day light. liveliest span of young mares iu this part of the county Mrs. L. Charley Home of Mankato, form Alton and Mrs. E.

L. Austin, of Jewell City, visited Mrs. Brewer and erly of this city, is a Populist candi The other day when wo were out date for the nomination of Co, clerk ISFOur stock is large, the selection ex jEr tensive. Come and see. Bring- us your produce.

Jewell Co. PiiblUluul wunkly by II. M. Pauikr. chasing for news we happened in at picked cherries last Tuesday Steadinan, of Thacher, Colorado, a daughter of Mr.

aud Mrs. II. Aus Charley is a fine young man and would make a good and competent Fred James' and we can assure you that when it coines to an up to date tin, of Jewell Citv, is expected next ollicer spite of his Con cordia Empire. (Rep.) In tlm pnst ntllci at Ji.wi-ll ('ity, us hcciiuiI-cImhk mattur. week We understand that Rev harness shop Fred is Htrictly in it.

1 hero we saw a lull linn ol single Stauber will preach at the Brewer Store N. Y. school house next Sunday afternoon The prospect for another big peach crop is excellent. The- cold weather and double harness, saddles, 11 nets, etc. What took otireyo most was the Robs lly net that James makes a spe KATKS (IF HIJIWRO'TION 'Ono your, iti ailvtinco at a clock.

On account ot going has weakened the stems in somo lo to Beatrice, we will not be present, Prepare for actual business life. Secure enrollment as a free student in the mail department of the American Business College, Omaha, Neb. Read their ad. in this issue and profit by it. 2t calitios so that the iruit is dropping cialty of.

lie also has something but suppose everylxxly is Friday, June 18, 1897. oil, but most of the trees are laden new in the way of a collar pad, the building a fine croquet Mercantile Co. 2 Beloit, Kansas. 2 with well 'developed fruit which Ceiiteaur, just the, thing for sort ground, and if Sweetbrier aud the stands a very fine chance of ripening rest will come over any afternoon, necks. When you need anything in this lino give Fred a call and he'll FORMOSO.

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Superior Journal. The jury in the Coleman cast treat you right. (week days excepted) we'll play croquet, eat ice cream and talk it over. As many would-be candidates wo more soaking rams with a fine hot blast from the furnace of, the 9.7'- 1 L' iOjlUl. IVVViiW Vthi'uVe'y WAS VWiiiWg 1V1 1 son in the first degree, aud that the IONIA MAIL.

DrowningMan Catches at aStraw. The merry-go-round is here. are commencing to rustle around, would it not be a good plan to inquire as to how they stand tm the weather man is making tne corn move up Very little fruit will be raised in this part of the county. A defendant is insane at the present time. Judge Heron set the verdict Goes 0:20 a.

in. Arrives 0:30 p. Jewell the latter part of last week. L'ncle Josh Young thought his time had come last Tuesday. Dr.

Sutcliff was called and he is getting better. The gloom of Wall street was pen Miss Lou Byram is few peaches, early cherries and ever aside and turned the criminal loose. down from Jewell rela- late county salary law? The Populists of this county have for a long Smith county visiting Farmers, look out for your property. aud anon a forlorn little apple. Children's day at Formoso had an etrated last week by a glimmer of hope caused by the oracular utter tives.

THE LOCAL NEWS. He is a dangerous man to be at large. time demanded a reduction of the salaries of county officers, and while nthusiastic attendance and a fine The recent rains took out the ap Mr. Connelly of Jewell City, an the last legislature passed a law re Vic Porringer had the misfortune to find one of his valuable horses program rendered. We would like ances of the Secretary of the Treasury that when the tariff was out of the way the administration would Rainy Kansas! proaches of several bridges on the old acquaintance of ye editor, aud at to have been there, but the damp ducing county salaries, it gave the county commissioners power to al Limestone.

See Frank Forrest's law can! dead in the pasture Monday. It was killed by lightning. one time a fellow worker hi the store of Yankee Ben, of that city, passed weather of late put our only pants in an impeachable condition, It makes low the officers, as clerk hire, a sum proceed to establish a system of "sound money" and "safe currency." The financial journal of Wall street The Victory Sunday school folks through Colby Wednesday evening sufficient to amount to about the If the country is dry, Beloit isn't. Times. Baker Bros, bought a carload of took in about $23 at their social with a large party of his neighbors us feel sail when we cast our tear dimmed eye o'er the past ledger of time when we could afford two pair fat cuttle of Elder Baker of Concor interpreted this to me1 an that all oth Friday night.

ou a sight-seeing expedition to the present salary. There will be many good men placed before the convention this fall, and we are not in fa from Beloit dia on Monday. They also sold him er money but gold is to be retired Henry Bunch was Sunday. overalls at once. Who would 35 head of feeders, It is reported that Harry Asji- Yellowstone park, Colby Free Press.

vor of any man, eveu hough he be a have thought that the prosperity vvorth, now of Mankato, was married a few days ago to a Burr Oak lady. Wonder if Beloit is going to boom that is going on throughout one termer, who will not express himself as in favor of the reduction the country under Aunt Hanna's charge 25 cents admission to the park this year on the 3rd of July. Six inches of rain reported in Cal -Aiiu twp. Monday night. Children's day was observed at the M.

E. church Sunday. the last legislature exclusive of Mrs, Elva Clark, wife of Dr. Rol- management, would have given us so the clerk hire. What d'ye say, boys They are keeping mighty still about little trouble in arranging our toilet.

Agent Satidborn arrived from his Illinois visit Thursday of last week. Mrs. S. had gone down to Greeuleaf to meet him but he was not aware of this and came right on through without stopping. When he got home and learned that his wife was at Greeuleaf he took the next train Beginner it if they are.

la Clark of Minneapolis, is in the city visiting her old friend and schoolmate, Miss Gnlce L. Stauber. was reported that Harry Compton had withdrawu from the A complete course of instruction The American Business College race for county clerk. It was a mis in bookkeeping and modern busiuess Mr. and Mrs.

Fred V. Baxter left Omaha, offers a fine opportun J. E. Stidhain went to Cawker City on busiuess Wednesday. Johu Grimm will go to Chicago Monday with the Robertson cattle.

take. He is right there to stay and for the east Saturday last. They will ty for young people to secure metluxta by mail Irde of tuition. Hit American-Business College, Omaha, Nebraska. 2t from our prognostications around the comer, we believe he is a strong visit friends in Illinois and then re down and accompanied her home Saturday.

He took charge of his and the issuance of money to be turned over to the banks without interference on the part of the federal government. These utterances of the secretary and the interpretation of Wall street that the government would abdicate its sovereign authority "to coign money and regulate the value thsuof and delegate all legislative power ou that subject tc stock jobbers -and bank manipulators, created a fitful boom on the stock marketthe same kind of a boom, however, that the near prospect of the repeal of the purchasing clause of the Sherman act produced in 1893. The ignorant public was made to believe that if all money supply could be cut off aud the volume of circulating medium be reduced to gold alone that money would be much more plentiful and prices would go up and genertil prosperity would immediately follow. turn to Oskaloosa, Iowa, where they practical business education at home without charge for tuition. Readers of this paper should avail themselves mau for the place.

We are well M. W. Whitney aud wife pulled out for the mountains Wednesday. will Reside, The best wishes of the M. Ivnappeuberger mlorms us office last, Tuesday.

George Connelly, of Jewell City, aware that his friends in all parts of the county are enthusiastic over ol this offer at once. 2t Jewell friends go with them. that he took supper with George M. his prospects, notwithstanding tor visited his brother aud family in this city Sunday. the balloon of Scott at Emporia last week and that George likes his position very well PARADISE.

Mrs. Wm. O'Reilly was up from Concordia last Saturday, visiting relatives. respondents aud editorials to the RANDALL HAPPENINGS. contrary.

He is popular at home as tne campDoii Brothers circus was and intends to spend several years Who has not a good garden this there. well as abroad and will receive all did June 10 strike the votes of the silver republicans in being intlated at Solomon Monday, one of the poles which was supporting it fell, striking a yoking lady by Written for last week. J. F. Angle and R.

made a flying trip over to Chas. F. Home, of Mankato, is an Mr. and Mrs. O.

N. Gray are talking of visiting their old Iowa home this summer. Brighaiu Belleville this part of the county who are not you Thermometer 1)2 0 in the shade Another party at Sluyter's nounced as a candidate for the Pop the name of Young on the head, Suuday. ulist nomination for comity clerk holding allegiance to the ropuhst party, of Vvhieh the writer is one. this evening The neighbors are The special pension examiner, ISetter men than Mr.

llorue art' crushing the skull. It is thought that, the wound is so bad that she J. A. Carroll drove over to Beloit rather at a stand still too wet to He will also receive some support scarce in any party. --Burr Oak Her cultivate corn Victory Sunday Monday on business.

from the gold wing of the Republi school will nave I'inlilren day on can party here who are becoming will not survive. Beloit Call, Prank R. Forrest is homo again He came up Moiulav as the iiuesti Hodgen, of Concordia, was iu the city Tuesday. Elton Long came up from Kansas City Tuesday. He- will visit here until about July 1.

July 4 One of the Bottorf boys Miss Dean Bnanwell of Belleville is visiting with Maud Carroll this week. disgusted with the hoodo enaetei is employed by Mr. allace Mrs last tall We saw a young man present the post mi stress with a bo- gating committee has adjourned. If otlniau has a fine show of Oxeyi aid. Regent M.

F. Knappenberger will accompany Pres. Taylor of the State Normal to Milwaukee the first of July. The Nat'l Educational Ass'n will hold a meeting there at that time and the president and the regent go to secure instructors for their college. daisies.

She also had her llower in extra session ol the legislature is liiet of red roses with the symbol called, an investigating committee beds enclosed with wire screening love vou with miue eve. will be given power to make witues this week, as a preventative against letcher said 11 lie knew ho it is hickeus. Basye is such that writes for the Rkcord, he would ses testily regardless of the recent decision. That is, the witnesses nne little tanner, tie works as Sad experieuce, however, revealed to them the fact that less money iu the country does not make money more plentiful, and that the more the volume of circulating medium is contracted the more prices will fall and the more bankruptcies will multiply. If the gleam of hope lor another Republican movement in the line of contraction, which came from the feeble utterances of Mr.

Gage, should be realized, the credulous public who put up their faith in stock jobbers will agiiin be made to feel the necessity of marking down the price of their property, charging the debts due them to profit and loss and last find relief in the abyss of bankruptcy. As long as Wall street hails Set up the cigars. Our sub immedi ately took him one side, but he sayt steady in the corn lield all day as Isaac Nees had about 150 worth tf young hogs drowned during Monthly night's big rain. It will cost you ten cents to see uindall and Mankato play ball at the latter place today. Alex.

Saulsbury is the newly ointed tnistee of Calvin towuship. Ve believe Alex, will do his duty. who refused to tell what they know-will be held iu contempt, of the letr grown man Chas. Wallace and On )i found ige two of this issue will be report of the investigating he hasu't smoked vet. begosh A Adam Easter, Jr.

went to Beloit to mill today, (Thursday.) J. P. Gutelius was down this way looking the held over one day this week. J. M.

Butler's residence has a nice appearance with a new coat of paint, aud awning in front. Woolsey Git hens have, moved their photo car back to Randall and will build on an additional room, 9 10 ft. J. G. Truebiood and wife and Mrs.

Guss Sluyter each have a uew bug isiiuure, wuieti amounts to the same young man in Formoso says there ii thing. gy Milton Fritz is working for committee that, has recently closed its labors at Topeka. Ou page three nothing so sweet, as his girl when kiss she intreats; that there i noth George Mallory Attend the so cial at Fred Rightnieire's this even J. S. Foster and wife, arc taking will be found Jude Doster's dissenting opinion in regard to the ing so sour as the same girl hen trip overland this week, visiting rel inc.

It is for the benefit of Hills there are pots and kettles to scour atives at Jewell and other places. finding of the supreme court iu the lale Sunday school Beginner son of Mr. Wing fell off of a u. Ordway has an American your poem was just hard to beat eagle mounted iv KixiUs county mule aud fractured his arm last Saturday. Dr.

S. P. Morse reduced the If you keep on yen will be equal to Davis case. The inside pages of the Rbcokd are full of good general aud political reading each week and worth your perusal. Messenger aud Earl Kindall taxidermist, C.

H. Smith, of Plain are nmr rf cxril uo rtrnmisA nf Seward A. Jones, of Concordia, V'ill assume the duties of business Vianager of the Beloit Call, July 1. Sewing machines aud musical in-ftruinenta repaired. Leave orders tit Emmert's music store.

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Bales has the making an overland trip to Almena ville, ou display in his drug store dered who would be poet iu case our It is a line specimen of America1! blessed prosperity and can deceive the people, the stock jobbing sharks of that classical locality will devour nnest aud largeat tnnver garden the township. He also has a fine editor ever had a baniiuet, and now We bear that John Hyde is a can chosen emblem aud is mounted with it has been decided The social piece of fall wheat Lulu Bales outspread wings as just ready to (ly the innocents. Silver Knight. Kansas, to spend a week with Dr. L.

A. Fairchild aud family. Ed Randall came up from Concordia Weiluesday, to see the Randall folks. Ed can't stay away long didate for the nomination for sheriff of Mitchell county. Johu was man at Mr, Rowe's was a complete sue Sunday school class misses their was shot in Walton twp.

last fall cess. Miss Anna has the rare facul -Plainville Journal. teacher and Elsie Hughes' teacher I learned while at court that Jew ager of the Chicago Lumber Co. at this place for nine years and his ty of making every one enjoy them misses her. Jjke at a time.

selves that are around her. We will Elder Encell will give his lecture fu Creation next Sunday night at the Christian church, using his ster-opticans to illustrate. Our method of instruction by mail Js the best. Our patrons say so. rriday.

July 2, will le the 10th clerical experience is such as to make ell county has two candidates for the nomination to the office of judge at the next People's or Populist con leave Recorder to tell the rest about anniversary of the shooting of Gar Whatever your pursuit in life may the social. Sweethribr him quabhed for that part of the duties of the olhce, ami as for nerve, Held in the l'otomac depot at Wash be. a practical business education is ington, aud on the eveninar of that what you need. The American Bring in your grain and stock end for list of names ami addresses day Eldi-r Encell, an old acquaiu we will say he is not the man to lie very easily wared. We believe he would discharge the duties of sheriff Business College, Omaha, now The tanners Shipping Ass'n will i Btudents.

It is free. The Amcr tauce of Garfield, will give an illus offers a thorough course of instruc New chickens, new peas and new potatoes are on our market. Geo. Tcrwnsdin went to Mankato Thursday. Grace Price will fill the vacancy in J.

Lorimer'a Btore. Ada Blau-ding is attending normal at Mankato, The1 ReVujkah lodge served straw-berrie audWecto Tuesday evening; give you the benefit of the top of th lean. Busiuess College, Omaha, i'e- in good shape. market. ltiu trated review of that wonderful life with his stereopticaus, in the park praska.

2t. tion in bookkeeping by mail to a limited number of persous free of tui- irvll 'Hiu Sllrrrrauta in vnn tlm n-ia. vention, towit: S. Hanley and R. Sutherland Also that L.

C. Uhl of Smith county has bis lightning rod out for the same; also, it fs thought, that Clark A. Smith woukf not let the nomination pass him if if should come his way. It iB also' thought that the present judge coulcf be persuaded td take the nominaficfT' if Ml of his part? sSould iTcM itho't it 0uld be 0.1 ad armer can come in and do their Notice the Shipping Ass'n this issue. trading and see the pictures in the carload of Jewell people expect In hear Dr.

Talmageat iT10 dom to avail yonrself of this oppor-t Aubrey Nelsou, 13-year-old son of Jcu Nelson, was kicked in the side by a colt last Saturday and has been turjuy at once. Kememoer, tne oner evening 1 be ladies of the Chris tian church will Berve ice cream Itffct Sunday. The fare for tire-round the Fraternal Aid Wednesday The park a. much needed this, weejt. will bfl open for a limited time rani up even since, b4t opt danger Jny item AlaukfV) is 1.

vore aun aim tlu wr Bmrtiainj? purposes; it.