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The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-08
Freight Train Wrecked

KANSAS CITY. May LA freight wresk,
attended with considerable damage, oc-
CURED on the Kansas City, St Joseph &
Council Bluffs, at Harlem station, just acrss
the river, yesterday afternoon Freis hit
grade just beyond Harlem station, and a
bad coupling caused it to break i'm txo, aud
before the engineer knew what had hap
pened the two sections came together with
. crash which derailed seven or eight cars
and piled them up In a badly wrecked cum
dition at the side of the track. The station
platform was also badly torn up and the
racks on the Wabash and the Hannibal,
shich run parallel and very close together
81 this point were obstructed BY the debris
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-08
EXPECTANCY.

DO you hear him anywherei
Death is coiningl
He viii steal along the air,
He will clutch you unaware,
And the drumming
OF your heart alone will say
On what day.
His is mem'ry of the best
All. the Brighter,
He can turn the whitest breast,
When he chills il for long rest.
Even whittier.
And no one escapes his view;
Then can you!
Do you ever stop TO think
o! the sorrow!
That no matter how you shrink
From the graves appalling brink,
Some tomorrow
Holds horror for your brow,
Named: "just nowF'
Death will be no far-of dread,
Wrath unpleasant,
But he'll bend his ghostiy head,
hayhap. Ger your midnight bed:
Briefest present
Will be yours. and you will cry.
Il must die"
WIN your eyes IN dark eclipse,
Growing binder
You will wish your stiff ming lips,
Freezing to their fading tips,
Had been kinder,
That no idle, angry word
God had heard.
But it will be late, too late,
To be better;
Good and evil, love and hate,
In the balances must wait,
And a fetter
Bind your bosom's beating core
EyermOre.
DO you see death anywhere?
lie is cOmiDgi
He viii clutch you unaware,
And despite your ga>ping prayer,
Stop the drumming
OF your heart; beware! bewarei
He is coming.
Mrs. q. ". E'aje. il CIeUeLGnd Leddel
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-08
Holocaust of Horses.

KANSAS CITY, May "A fire broke out
last night at nine o'clock In the livery barn
at III West Fifth street, formerly run by
SOusley & Newkirk, but since the
death of J. A. Sousley conducted by
the surviving partner. The entire
fire department responded to the alarm
and found an exceedingly ugly fire with
which to contend. Upon the arrival of the
fire department the entire upper portion OF
the building was in flames, while a dense
volume of smoke issued from the forward
end of the building, making it exceedingly
dangerous Tor person to enter. After the
fire was subdued, sickening sight was pre-
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-08
John A. Logan addr ssed

john A. Logan addr ssed the
students of Western college the other
day, and it is said tat b 8 appeal in be-
half of education was touching in the
extreme. Young men," said he. ''re-
member that education works powerful
in Iayor of all greatness. If it wan s
for education, there wouldn't be no diff
ference between men. BY all means
charge you to study grammar. Ii It
wa n for grammar. there won dn't be
no fine oraIoy. Study or mmAr. and
by all means talk proper. The man
what don't talk proper is always sas-
ject to ridicule. 1rooeker.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-08

The French are making extraordi
nary forts to suppress slavery in Mo
rocco. The French Minister at Tangiel
has issued a decree declaring that
heucetorth French subjects and Mus
SULLIVAN proieges of the French Ministry
must neither buy. sell nor hold slaves
in that country. The proclamation wa:
issued on account of the recent revive
of the traffic.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-08

MIR. Magnin. Governor of the Banl
of France. gave a grand reception
lately at his official residence on the an
niversary of the banks foundation
eighty-four years ago.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-08
ABILENE REFLECTOR

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
ST r OF H F r BROS
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-08

script down, when the hours IN the
morning had gotten beyond being "wee
and sma'," he looked inquiringly at bis
silent auditors.
There was an ominous pause. There
was no denying the fact that the novel
was disappointment. The characters
the plot weak; the style, pleasant at
first, grew strained and monotonous
toward the last; the result of the whole,
mediocre to degree. There would
occur at times, however. a flash of
bright thought brightly expressed; a
CLEAN of quaint wisdom beyond the
writer's age and experience; an under
living pathOs and power to some simple
passage that caused the tears to spring
unbidden 10 the hearers eyes; and
these. few and far between though they
were. lifted it from the abyss of abSo-
Lutte worthlesSneSs.
alt is about what l expected said
Bruce at last. There's not a woman
on earth. nor ever has been, who can
write a novel fit to read'
"How about George Eliot and Fred
erica Bremen, and two or three others
of their ilk?" inquired Mclean.
1.-The first fected masculinity with
out possessing it, and the second wrote
simple little home stories that any one
could scribble;" sweepingly asserted
Bruce, too irritated to be either just or
rea sonable-
al don't think it so very bad, 1 am
sure" said De Whit, who ALWAYS de-
terminedly looked on the bright side of
things. Il have read some novels that
were worse"
Damned with faint praise" ironi-
cally quoted Bruce. "Ihey were
probably written by people who
had made a name for themselves first
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-14
Summons.

In the District Court Of the Third Judi
cial District, Territory Of Arizona, County
Of hohAve.
saunei o. Prince. plaintiff, vs.. w. A..
Fuller, defendant.
Action brought in the District Court Of
the Third Judisi,l District Of che Territory
of Aiizons, In ami for the DOunty ~ Mo-
have.
The Territory ,Df Arizona sends greeting
20 W. A. Fuilor.
You are hereby summoned and required
70 appear in an sc.jon brought againss yor
by Tie above named plaintiffs in the Dis
tr.ot Canrt of thu Third Judicial District,
is ard for the County 81 Mohaye, In the
Teirt0ty Ol Arizona, and answer the com
piaint flied with a.. Ci.fk Of this Court, At
Mineral Park. in said coDnty Ia cOpy of
whIch onplsint accompanies tbis sufn.
lsonsl wiihin twenty DAYS Exclusive Of
the day Of ssryi.,-l after The service uIon
,on of this suirusons II served IN this
county; bat IL ssfved out ~ the cocnty, and
within this district. then within thirty
days; In all other cases, forty days.
And you are hereby notified that II you
fail TO appear and answer the complaint AS
above required, tie plaintiff will take judg-
ment by default agaii.st yon for the sum Oi
foar hundred and seven s6- 100 dollars, with
interest on two bundred and tbifty-two
A. 100 thereof from .ke 9th day Of Septern.
her, 1880, and With interest ON ono hundred
and seveDty-fi,s dollars thereof frora tbs
9th day Of Jgre, lso1, and costs and dis
bursements ia shis behalf expended.
GiyeD under my hand and thu
seal oa the said District Court Al
SEAL Mineral Park this 18th day oi
october, 1884.
JoHS X. MAcxErzry,
Clerk
DAVIS 4 WmLaNs,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-14
s.,,ee .rAppiisation for a Patesa
So.ea.
No. 65e.
u. y. LAND OFfIcx,
lxaac.ts A n n.tf.taf 01ti lS3A /

u. y. LAND OFfIcx,
Prescott, A. T., October 28th, 1884.
Notice is hereby given that John y. Con.
way, attorney In fact for the Lester Mining
company, whose p,stufl;ce address IL Pres
cutt, Arizona, has this day filed his appli.
cation fer patent for 100 linear feet of
the Alta mine or vein, bearing silver and
ether precious metal, with surface ground
60 II in width, eituated Ia Owen mining
Of Arizona, and designated by the field
notes and official plat on fle in this ofi.oe as
lot number 30 A, the exterior boundaries of
said lot No. 30 A being m follows, to-wit:
beginning AZ the initial monument mark
ing the northcriy end center of claim.
where e set a post ixi irs, II long. mark
ed AIM No. I. 4. S. min. mon. No. I. Owen
mining district, bears y. G ~ v. 1908 II
distsnt; thence S. ne "a Il. 800 II 30 north
east corner Of claim. whore Ia rot post
irf ins, Il long. marked A No. ii, mouth
Of tunnel driven westerly into Alta claim
o~sra s. 3Us 10 ". So fl; thence y. ls' ~
Y. 1850 II ~ southeast corner NJ ciaim,
SLer. is ret pnst 4s4 ins, ~ long and
marked A Nc. ~. u. b. ma. mon. No. /
,eais :. ~ IL u. ~ f.; thence Il. 1e AN.
| lU II 10 loutksriy cnd cent vi olslffn
where is se: 4 poet 4s4, ms, 4 IL long aud
marked A M. Nv; thence N. 7+' ~ W.
| lsepe coursei a0D II to southwest corner of
claim, whore II set a p v; Az jns. 4 ~ long
ard marked A Ne. v. large granite rock ~
| ,ti.ce marked A ", V iji bears y. ,3 ~ y.
! 81 5 ft; thence n. Is' II w. IJ0oft W north
west corner of claim, wherr Is set n POST
| sxi ina, 4 II long and marked A No. VI, a
large granite rock il, place marIed A No. vi
BP bears n 520 20 y. 2siJs fl: thence =. "a.
~ 4. 800 IT 20 monGnent and post AIN
| No. 1, place of beginning.
+! Magnetic variation IL II u.
1 Containing III acres.
I The location of this In;ne is recorded in
the Recorder's chice ~ Mobsye county, In
book Is. of minss, at page ~ ct seq.
| Any and all persnils claiming adversely
any portion Of said Alta >, i'is or suriaee
| oiSsrd are required 10 file their adyerSs
claims With tho Register os the unitet
States Land Office st Prescott. in the Tern
! terry Of Arizona. during ths sixty dayi
4 period of publication hereof or they will bs
barred by virtue Of the provisions Of the
| THOMAS WING,
| Register.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-14
Notice orApplieat,on 10. a Patent.
No. @s

y. s. LAND OrGIcE,
PkDscoTT. A. T., ,OcroBIE 18th, 1874.
Notice IL hereby given that John J. Con.
way. attorney in fact for she Lester Mining
Company, whose postoflice address IL Pres.
colt. Arizona. has this day filed his appli-
cation for patent for the Senator Mill-site.
being acres 81 non-miperal land, 100 II
long by Jll l. 1. m width, Situatod in the
County II Mohave and Territory OF Arizo.
ma. aid designated by Jhe field notes aud
oiijcrI plat o,I lille in THIS office ~ 10. num-
Dor - Is; size exterior boundaries OF said lot
No. - h being rs follows, tO-vit:
ReginDing at tie initial monument, the
north9es. eJrlIsl of ulaiI0, where - sst n
post fzi lnz. { II long, rrarstd SMia No.
IN, III .unEuE,eut Of StlEtoT nfinnig ei1ifn.
lCt NJ. ~ a, P,st marked s,,M No. j.
bears r. ~" 81 W tsE9 Il; tienS. 3. A. o.
r. III IT 10 soniIIwesi cCrner IT claim,
gbefl 10 set q POST 4xi n.s. II long. mary.
Cd :. No. ! tLcnee n. - "a H.. 30 n "a
p,iat 4xt in;, I tt long, and marked s No.
III: ti,onee y. y CO w. 81. III n 10 north.
etst corner of claim. where is set IsJsi
Al ins, IL long and marked =. No. Nv,
thence $. 65' a. W. 100 II to monument and
post SAIIM No. 1, the place of beginning
Magnetic variation II" ~ y.
Containing 5 acres Of noD-minersl land.
The location notice 81 this mil site claim
is recorded ia thcliecoIder Office Vf 81 5hnya
County, in Book No. l If Whistles end
water Rights at page GA ct SEQ.
Any aud all perso1s claiming adversely
any y ftiun Of said senator Mill -siis OF
surface ground are required TO 81 <tlleir ad
verse claims with the kegisteff6f the
United states Land O!llce at Presc,tt, Ari
zpns Territory. duiing ths sixty day,
period VI publication hereof or they vii, "
barred by virtue Of the provisions of Ia,
st.tate.
THOMAS WING,
Rartas.K
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-14
Nstiee efAppireation for q Patent.
No. geo.

u. q. LAND Oryfcy,
Prescost, A. T., October 18th, 1884
Notice is hereby given that John j. Con-
way, attorney In fact for the Lester Mining
company, whose postofIios address 10 Pres
cott, Arizona. has this day filed his appli-
cation for patent for the Alta Mili-site,
being 5 acres OF uoD-mineral land, 100 IL
long, by 3il.i4 II In width, sitsated In the
Connto Of Moi.ave and Territory of Arizona,
and designated By the field NOTES and Off
cisl plat on file in this otfics as lot number
80 B, the exterior boundaries OF said lot
No. 50 Is. being AS follows, to-wIt;
Beginning at the initial monument, the
northwest corner Of claim. where Ia set a
post 4xi ins, 4 II long, marked AMIN No. i.
initial monument Of Alta mining claim, lot
No. - A, q post marked AIM No. l bears
S. G49 0J' W. i75l3 #; thence y. 70 CO 4.
3iiA II TO southwest corner Of claim, where
is set post 4x4 ins, II long, marked A
No. II; thence y 80" - Y. 100 II 70 south
east corner Uf claim. where Is set post AKA
ms, II long, marked A No III; thence n.
e. 0J W. 3i1.lf ~ 10 northeast corner Of
claim, where il act post 4x4 ins. II long
marked A No. w; thence 3. sJe ~ w. 1be
| II to monument and post AMIN No. l.
place of beginning.
Magnetic variation ii' 12' Y.
Containing . acres of non-mineral land.
The location notice u this miil-site claim
Is recorded in the Recorders Office of No
have county, in book NO. Of Mill-sites md
Water Rights. At page Ga.
Any and all persons claiming sdsersel,
any portion of said Alta mili-site or sur.
| face ground are required 30 fle their sd
yerss claims with the Register Of the United
States L1pd Ofiios at Prescott, Arizons
Territory, daring the sixty days period Of
publication hereof or tEey viii be barred
by virtue of the provisi ms Of the Statute.
THOMAS WING,
Regist er.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-14

nnTUn Send ak cents for postage
u tkl h,and receive free, a costlyb on
II \ AsALAh goods, which will help yeu
TO more money right away than anything
slse In this world.All, Of either sex, succeed
from the first hour.Ths broad road to for.
tune opens before the workers, absolutely
sure.At once address, TsuE Co.. Augusta,
Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-14
DAVIS & WILLIAMS,
Attorneys for Plaintiff

NnTlnc MY limited means com.
VUIlUEspel me to require settle
ment within aixty days for all goods
purchased OF me. / win most rigid
iy enforce this rule from June LIST,
1884, until further notice.
. w. NJ. KRrDgR.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-14

fiOna week at homo $5oni fF~e.Psy s.b-
NhNsInteIy sure.So risk .CHpti ms, re.
oquired. Iieadsr. II you VSbt bns-ness
at which ye'sohs Of either sox, vonng or odd.
Gao wake great pay ail the time they worI,
Witl sbsolute certainty, write for psr'icu.
lars g. II. HAlsETT 4 Co.. Portland. Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-14
Notice OF Application for a Tnten,

NO. Ss1,
u. s. land OyFIcE,
Prescott, A. r., October 2sti, 1884.
Notice Is hereby given that John j. Con-
way, attorney In fact for the Lester Mining
company, whose postoiiice address il Pres
cott, Arizona, has this day filed his appli-
cation for a patent for 1850 linear feet Of
tho Senator mino or vein, bearing silver and
other precious metals, with surface ground
go II III width, situatod in Owen mining
district, county Of Mobaye, Territory Of
Arizona, and designated by the field notes
and official plat ON 6le In this Office as lot
number Us n, the exterior boundaries Of
said lot No. 35 A being as follows, torwit.
Beginning nj the initial nolument, /, mark
ing the southerly end center Of clam, where
is set q post ix4 ins. II long, marked SIM
No. !, L. =. min. mon. No. /. Owen mining
district, bsars N. u" ~ ". 1865 IL; thence
$. 7iS - l.. so II to the soniheist corner
of claim, who're " set post 4x4 ins, 4 Il long
marked 5. No. ii. q granite rock in place
marked $. no III Bp bears 5. o. 1G' T. l25
f.; ihoDce N. % ~ w. 1900 II % the north
east corner of claim, where is set a post
AKA iRs, Fl long. and marked 8. No. III, /,
L. =. min mos. No. ] bears 3. 49, i2' l.. "a
f.: thence ". ~" "a W. 100 # to the north.
erly end center Of claim, where is set post
4xfius, 4 II long, marked 3. No. Nv, large
granite rock IN place, marked y. No. ~, ,BP
bears s. -" Z. q II; thence N. 74' "a w.
sane courseJ 300 II to the northwest cor.
nsr ~ c,4im, where Is set post irt ins,
II long and marked 8. No. V, large granite
rocs in place, married 5. No. V BP bears s.
81 ~ i. 37.5 n: thsnee y. ~ 81 u. 1880 II
10 the northwest corner Of claim, where N
act post ia ins, II long and marked \.
No. VI, original mpnumeut bears s. - so
Z. : IL; thence ;. "a 2t y. 500 II to mon
aud post SIN No. I, the plnes o. beginning
Mafnstic variation 1f' l2' east.
Containing 10. ~ acres.
Ths location Of this Inins is recorded 10
the Recorders ofsee Of Mohavs oounty in
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-14
booa Il of mines. "a page az.

book Is of mines. at page az.
| Any and ell PERSONS claiming adversely
any portion Of said senator mine or surface
ground are Required 20 hl~ their adverse
claims with the Register Of the United
States Land Offics at PRESCOTT In the Terri
tory Of Arizona, during the sixty days Pc
| riod Of publication hereof or they VIII be
barred by virtue b. the proyisisaas OF the
THOMAS WING,
llegistsr.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-14
EIIJS GIsEA,r
ENGLISH REMEDY

Is A NEy .Il FAIL
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vitality. gsmin al
Weakness slrrmstor-
rh1a. Lost Manhood,
,lmputency, / ostA-
'toffhea. Para ] y sis,
,and al the tersil,ls ef
fects Of Sell Abuse,
youtbful foiliss and
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-14
decIn No. II Kearny 81: sau Franeise

81 LOST IN DR.. Lieblg
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loss of energy, ringing and dizziness Ia the
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prudence and excerscs Of mature years. The
Doctor, regular collage physician from
Enrops will agree 10 forfeit ons thousand
dollars for case the Inyigorxtdf win NOT
cUrv Endsr special treatment and advice.
The reason 10 many can not get Gu red Of
weakness aud the above diseases IN owing tor
complication, called Prostatorrhea, which
requires peculiar treatment.
DR.. Liebig's inyieorstor No. 2 Ii the only
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sent To any address on receipt of price, or
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Patients cured At home. DIR. Liebig Dis.
pensary has an Elegant Drug Store IA its
building.
Too frequent evacuation Of tho Bladder
and kopy Sediment IN urine are symptoms
Of Secondary Seminal Weakness and Pros.
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DIR. Liebie Treatment.
Ordinary Cases--iny recent csce Of special
or private diseases cHfed for go RENE
DIES sufficient to cure will be promptly sent.
with full direetionF Erd rGYice, TN reosipt N
$40 All packHges are securely covered
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Inyigorstgr Ssn Plea free.
To prove the vcncetinl psverof the rest
German lnyiecrltia . bottle II ,Tstcr
number will be ss1it FREE of charge. rfer
( suns ordering a free bottle VIII cn!y have 10
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Mus. powerful Ehatric fe.ss fee 10 Tn
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Mohave County miner., 1884-12-14
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speed OF horse, q l.Doo-pDund bucket oi
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troll OF the man at the shaft, and is capable
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cost OF erection is slignt, as two men ir
half day can easily put IL in place read,
for work.
While this power Is more particularly foi
mining purposas. IL equally adapted to
ali other use where animal power is reqBir
ed q Send Tor circular. Address
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-14
DR.. SPINNEY.
NO. IL KEARNY STREET.
Treats all Chronic and Special Diseases.
Young MY

Y0tHG MEN
Who may he suffering from the effects Of
ytnthfui foIlies OF indisoretion will do well
20 avail themselves Of this. the greatest boon
ever laid at the altar VI suffering humanity /.
DIR. spinney viii guarantee ~ forfeit $500
for every case Of Seminal Weakness or prf-
v.te disease Of any md o. character which
he undertakes and + iis 10 cure.
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There are many at the age Of thirty 10 sig.
ty who are troubled with too freqrent evas-
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by slight srnsrting or burning asation
and weakening of the system in . manner
ths patient cannot account for. On sxamin.
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will often be found, and sometimes small
particles Of albumcn will appear. or the en-
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There are many men Who die Of this di filcul.
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