Mineral Magnet from West Mineral, Kansas • 1

I ty': MAGNE1 Volume i. 1.: Hineral, Cherokee County Kansas, August 6, 1897. Number 14. MINERAL The Reunion. From Neighborhood Papers.

been appointed Comptroller of the Troasury by President MeKinley, He The Old Settlers' Reunion at Col McCune Democrat. is a brother of our Ed. and a man of It missed a fine opportunity to rain last night. A heavy rain ia reported at Scam-mon yesterday. N.

M. Smith was over from Mc- The Presbyterian Sunday School much ability and well qualified; for umbus this week, was a red letter IVize fight are Vet a regular occurrence at Chicopee. Judge Richardson, of Columbus, tons a visitor in Mineral Monday, Try tlie Perfect Baking Powder. W. H.

Frv and family were in picnic on the Neosho Tuesday was a place. event for the county scat. Notwith I A. 1 I rtC p.eusaui biiu auccessiui anair. Countr At.tnrnev StaVAim ninaed I ml standing the hot and dusty condition of the weather, large crowds were in Fred Schoen in police court Wed- the arrest of a job lot of high toned Cune yesterday.

nesday, plead guilty to violating the Ramblers at Galena Monday night. J. L. Watts has been carrying the attendance daily. The street parades prohibitory law and was fined $25 They were Dave Whiteside, L.

N. each day were fine, nearly every mail the past few days. and costs. Holberg and Sam Evans. The game? Chase Stevenson made a business tt were carried on in the basement of JalkT.

he Holberg's residence, who by the way business house in the town being represented. The daily programs of visit to Midland Friday. Monday, plead guilty to violating the prohibitory law and was fined is one of Galena's leading business Keep cool. Cool underwear at N. men.

They would invite fellow music, speeebmaking, amusements, were carried out, and those who $25 and costs. townsmen and traveling men to spend M. Smith Co's. Consult them. m.

M. .1 brayed the heat and dust seen nearly xne nttie son oi i. w. Morgan, of the eveninsr at Ho here's and then A. Shidler was in Mineral Wednes com- Monmouth, was bitten by a rattle fleece them by means of marked everything advertised.

The day selling his flax seed crop. snake last Sunday evening. No cards, and many a friend has been serious results followed. literally robbed while eniovine the fort of the multitude were well provided for and the management of the S. Sebold made a trip to McCune Columbus Tuesday attending to business matters.

a rule you will find that homely people place the greatest value on faithfulness." "Some people never do anything particularly right or auythiug particularly wrong." Thousands of bushels of wheat is being threshed in the, Western Kansas short grass country. The business men of Cherokee complain that small boys are constantly stealing from their stores. Mrs. Addie Kingsolver and others from this place represented the Mineral Sunday school at Maplewood Sunday. Mioa Ao r.nnn hospitality of a supposed friend.

It yesterday forN. M. Smith Co. reunion deserve much credit for the I a. i ii.

i a. I. 11 1 nroa nno rtf the nnf 1 HQ KJ Ue UODeQ lUat ineV Will UV J. B. Spriggs and Wm.

Browning manner in which they conducted the ers examined, to secure a first grade PPy prosecuted and punished, are new men added to the section affair. certificate at the late teachers exami force. Wednesday evening the Columbus nation. We extend to Miss Anna Columbus Courier. heartiest congratulations, knowing as The death of William Witmore an Ex-Congressman Kirkpatrick was Dramatic Company gave a free re- we do that she merits all honors be aged citizen of Shawnee-tp.

occurred a visitor in Columbus Wednesday, at dition of "Man and Master" for the stowed upon her. July 26th. benefit of the old settlers, and we de the Old Settlers' Reunion. County Treasurer Shearer is re- sire 10 compliment the ladies and The Southwestern Coal and Im Scammon Miner. I nnrteri tn mi it.

a ainlr. IT ia nt gentlemen composing the company provement Co's store, announces in You can never tell how a girl will home on his farm in Lyon tp. W. J. Webb, who was appointed teresting prices on glas3 fruit jars in ook at the breakfast table by the Judge Skidmore is home from for the creditable manner in which they performed their parts.

When this issue. way she looks when she's sitting on his sojourn at Eureka Springs some postmaster at Labette about six weeks a0, died last week after a the inconvenience under which they the porch in the eyening. wnat sooner than he was expected. J. M.

Garney, of McCune, is a can had to work is considered, it must be Miss Mable Ellis came home from He says he is feeling tiptop and didate for postmaster at that place, short illnes. The girl who flirts with every man the hosnital at Pittshnro- Snndav for will be ready for the fall term of conceded they did remarkably well. r. 0 with fair show for licking stamps for a short visit with her parents. She courc Sooa snaPe- The Daily Advocate "spread out" she knows, believing she is making four years.

returned Tuesday. Presiding Elder Price, of the M. somewhat and gave a good report of herself popular, is really making her self common. J. A.

Glasgow and Alf Lewis left E. church, was in town Tuesday. Ho The dry weather the past week or the event9 diliiv up to thc nout of Monday evening for Bonanza. Ark. win sena nev, nugu oicuirney, iorm Business will improve when the The latter has a position with Man- ey pastor here to hold his next.

nas caused tne iarmers to maue num. to preS8 eacn evening. To do erous trips to the blacksmith shop to this rcmiu.ed a deal of extra i i it. in tliP now ernva at Quarterly meeung services in ini i farmers get through securing their B. mm IJIV 9ml UV M.

I nave their plows sharpened. work out it was accomplished in a that place. cltY wnicn will De next aunaay, juiy grain and and still better i me em. Negligee shirts is the popular shirt decidedly satisfactory manner. Mr.

and Miss were out when they sell it. The Southwestern Coal and Im Will the county attorney please fortius weather. N. M. Smith The Courier got out a very neat, walking the other evening.

We un take notice that "Lord" Arundale Co. have a nice line to select from, newsy Old Settlers' daily, and chron- derstand that they talked business. provement Co. store have just added has moyed his beer garden to his old Wm. Winters and M.

McClure, icled the daily events. It was We will endeavor to find out all the particulars in time to satisfy the stand just north of town. He seems to their fine stock the celebrated Perfect Baking Powder. from near Monmouth, hauled their creditable little paper and Mr. Law to think that he is safe as soon as he gossips; wheat to Mineral Saturday.

Thev rence Dillman deserves credit for his trpt.a rnt nf of l.iriadip.tion of 1 1. a. i i i ib i The misery of the little boy who me auuuui wuiiui wwuug jea- ti)R oitv thor ea and the Old raised a fine crop and it grades a enterprise, a .1 I. good No. 2.

I The Modern Light had heauquart- Clerk. Twentv mills was the lew T. nt th.Taat of ers on the ground and deserves cred- fails to get a pocketfull of green ap pies Is nothing to the boy who sue ceeds in this desire. Mrs. Leslie Patterson went to Col and the number of teachers and The Courier desires to congratu length of school term was left to the lates Ioh H- Henderson, of Sala Columbus, has a few words of infer- Ior KeePinS a 01 ine oesi lce board.

It was decided to have no manca-tp on bis reinstatement as en- water on the grounds, which was free mation in this issue of the Magnet, gineer at the ronca Indian more drills, exercises, etc. on the last umbus Tuesday, to spend a few days to all who was thirsty. to those desiring bargains. Don't Mr. Henderson filled the position day of school.

fail to read the Fair "ad." the Harrison administration. The appointment was announced from Ladies, would you buy a cool dress Cherokee Sentinel. The Cherokee-co. Republican Cen patterns if the goods aud prices suit Washington yesterday. The bondsmen of the Bank of H.

making Pittsburg officials are tral Committee met in Columbus you? Consult N. M. Smith Co. Wednesday and decided on Wednes begun war on the sol machine. 0.

P. Franks was oyer from Min day, Sept. 15th, as the date for hold i iiiy uanK to iue uuiiuiv 111 un uuu among old time friends gathered there this week. J. E.

Wheatley, manager of Small's lumber yard, has built an addition to the lumber office which he will use for a living room. Mrs. J. D. Smith returned from her visit in the Territory Tuesday, accompanied by her little brother.

They were met at Scammon by Mr. Smith. Master Frank Whitney, of this about $12,000. That is, ttoey have eral Tuesday evening accompanied ing the Republican County Conven city is visiting at the home of Mr. disposed of the bank property to bv Editor Gilmore.

of the Mineral tion. The call will be issued this and Mrs. P. T. Rear, in Mineral.

Magnet, and both made this office such advantage as to meet all but this amount and there is still assets week. This hot weather is bad on the pleasant visit. The typographica Light, healthful and nutritous food when the Smelter men, especially sufficient to more than meet the balance as soon as it can be disposed- appearance of the Magnet and its erimrflnt.pprl frnm nnv flnnr hv nsino' wind is in the direction it has been of to advantage. this week. Un Tuesday there were Perfect Baking Powder.

Southwest-1 tiro. Gilmore is a hustler ana a good two overcome by the heat. N. L. Raymond, a former resident ern Coal and Improvement Co.

store. Old papers at this office, 25c a 100. man. Weir all around newspaper City Tribune. HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSION.

The of Monmouth, is now agent at this place, having traded stations with F. Uncle John Turkiugton was telling a good story on himself this week and we Hd a good laugh over Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway P. Barnes. He is a very pleasant Flax has gone up seven cents in The Republican party of this county was formally organized in one of the groves of Timber Hill, Company will sell tickets at very low it Uncle John is oie of those strict price the past week, and wheat has and agreeable geutleman. Presbyterian deacons who preaches rates on August 3d and 17th.

For followed with a jump of nine cents further particulars write to the near both commodities now bringing the and practices temperance and has as near the home of C. W. Willy, in little use for a joint as for a rattle- the summer of 1867. A number of snake, but be got caught out at Mid- Republicans came up there from Married, at Oswego, July 28th, 1897, by the Probate Judge, Mr. J.

E. Ledford and Mrs. Laura Neff, both est local ticket agent, or address producer 70 cents at his home mark A. McNut, D. P.

No. 1044 Union land the other day where his son Ld and met the eu These prices will no doubt be of Cherokee-co. They are both well Avenue, Kansas City, Mo. maintained, for with all kinds licans from Pleasant View and is manager or tne worus going up there. The old gentleman went there and favorably known in this section I i I Xivury wumau, iu ueiwm manufacturing enterprises giving Shawnee townships.

A county corn- but was horrified to find every other "Jesus paid it all," came floating and pocket-book, should try Ferrect employment to increased numbers house or tent was a joint, but at last mittee was appeinted, chairman and to us in the twilight the other even Baking Powder. Southwestern Coal 0f consumers the home demand he struck a tent where the people ing. In a few minutes we discover and Improvement to. store. almost sure to keep up the present and secretary elected.

The Republicans had everything their own way that year, the Democrats not organizing until the next year. George I. W. T. Sullivan, of Kansas City, nrice and hold all advances made ed the singer.

He owes us for three years subscription. White Cloud claimed to be selling medicine, and they had just the thing for a disease he was afflicted with. The result was Uncle John agreed to take a dose, and when he put it to his lips and J. R. Harrison, of Salina, Kan- in the future Globe.

sas. postoffice inspectors, were in Weaver, a druggist of Baxter Springs town Monday, on business oonnected Poultry and Stock Food can be bought at N. M. Smith Co. that is the best on the market.

and brother of General J. B. Weaver, was the chairman of this grove with the postoffice department. They it proved to be the very worst article of forty-rod tarantular juice. Mr.

Turkington was mad just then. He does not tell what he said. are pleasant and agreeable gentle meeting. Advocate. Mineral Market.

men, and are adepts in their line. Thev were somewhat surprised at B.W. MARTIN SON, by Quoted every Friday morning the numbef of business houses in manufacturers of Mineral. N. H.

Hockett, or Labette, was1 compelled to sign a libel in a Justice court on the 27th, for slandering an estimable young lady of that place. A dose of horse-whip is a good remedy in such cases. Galena congratulates' itself that not as many people lose their lives in that place as there are in Cripple Creek, Colo. It must be remembered, however, that Kansas is prohibition state while Colorado is not. Mrs.

Pink Dyer, an inmate of the poor farm, has been in almost con Last Friday afternoon Leon Mae Harness N. M. Smith Co. Wheat, No. 2 70c bush Flax, Prime 70c bush Oats 13c bush Corn, local price 25c bush Butter 12icft Hill gave a party to a number of her friends at the residence of Mr.

and-- Modern Light. The Laflin-Rand Powder works are opened up again, They have been closed for repairs. The September term of the District court bids fair to be interesting. The docket will be a large and and con tain several murder cases. The Quaker Vally Custom Mills at Lowell are dow closed for repairs on the dam which was partially washed out by the spring freshets.

They and Mrs. Leslie Patterson. Twelve little boys and girls were present and Eggs 6c doz Hens 4clb Saddlery East Side of Square, CoLtDinus, Kansas Springs 6c 8) tinuous slumber for the past four Apples 25c bush Potatoes 35c bush weeks. She awakes at long inter will be readv for business in about the young folks enjoyed themselves immensely playing games, swinging and romping under the shady trees. An elegant collation of ice cream, cake, candy and nuts were served.

The little people enjoyed a very social and pleasant afternoon six weeks. vals, but only for a few minutes at a Peaches 75c bush time. The doctors are pon plused Hon. llobt T. Tracewcll, a Repub Turnips bush Repairing promptly done at reason able prices.

Call and see us, lican Congressman from Indiana, has over the case. Onions 75c bush.