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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-11-03

Monday evening Mr. c. 0 Tibbetts W hose
eating house is at the corner of State and
Winthrop streets, deposited quantity of each
in his money drawer ant left the shop for per-
haps ten minutes. On returning it was found
that some $50 had been distracted and stolen
Although the police have been looking after
the thief no trace of him can be discovered.
Tie disappearance of the money was some
what mysterious as it was no: known that
anybody was IN the shop during the interval.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-03-12
sam Jones.


Atlanta Constitution: Sam Jones
may be safely called the moss IA
nous Of American. preachers, A
fine distinction for q man on the
'frasb side ef thirtv.fve. I doubt
i anv other preacher has had his
daily sermons telegraphed over lines
leased sDeciaIly for thst purpose
"a the Ciucinatii Cenr erci1I and
ST T,ouis GIobe-Deps0c rat ere non
9o;zr for cur 4eercIa avance]ii
The publication of verbatim reparts
If bis seTr0ons add $4,000 a DAY t0|
fbe gajae Of tha Cincinnati paDarz.
yTbiie In Cfpa.nga6 Sam received
> TELEGRAM, from ! railroad COMPANY
.7kinS ,-hat he would charge Tor
DELIVERING 2 lecture. Sam sid. II
didn't sragt t. 50 and / sent 'em
word $500 . The next day they
..{,,-s-so5 4I,o,r had hage, ad+a~t;-
49, j s--r r--,,Il - no abo~1-
80 -,t- -, - - o-,-zI -, 800
80 = ~ - 80 ~, jo ,,.t ETa go
- -. -, - - - - fl f,1l r;th
- a.. r ,,a11a5 N eco for tIo
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-03-12
TE9II.LTrLE GflE|r@T


The Republican Safe Executive
, Cyneistea Det Tia hasa vile ou Fin
-svSt noaa, esa eaaiued ia -
c.ru uHlil 0Ee o'clock that night
7aia committee aEIsa1 g. held the
convention - nominate q candidate
igr Governor ou tao 1Gsh II Au =
gust, aud tie convention to nsmi
nate candidates for Supreme Judges
was agreed to be hold on tbs 18th
q Nay. Two reasons we're given.
IS reported, for postponing tha gubu-
Material convention until that date.
One vas that by that tims Che
Democratic convention win have
bsan held, and the Republicans will
Understand better what card TO play
in orSsr to min. The other was, that
this democrats would NOS have SO
much tiss in which to show up the
dark spots upon the character Of
the Republican candidate. From =
republican standpoint both are sx-
osIlent reasoss Tor tbeir action,
as il IS well known thAttbs Rspnb-
licsn party in Tennessee has no
principles, bat always oppose the
principles advocated by the demo
orAts, and that party has scarcely q
prominent man wh0a5 record viii
bear critical iuspsstion. There YES
considerable vranglinr in lie COM
nittse, and many republicans express
| thsmseIve as Dissatisfied with tks
arran cement made. cane Of She
! gentlemen present are reported as
having said that the Rspnbl;caa
party was going to h-p and many
other equally modest eZpressicna.
The result is attributed to the perssn-
al influence Ct Gea. Geo. Aaney,
Hbo wants to be he Republican
standard besrer il the coming cam
psign. If thas gentleman il to bo
thajr candidate, the committee
would have dono wall to postpone
the holding Of the convention Hntu
the day before the election, as Lis
connection with Che issuance asd
disposition ef State bonds to the
Tennessee & Pacific Railrs4d, would
blacken bi7s sN over ii less THAI
twslty-four hours.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-03-12
RzPuBlIeaE o0H4uDl1E.

R1PLBLEgAE cos AH1Zt.G.
Ever since the rasut IF She elsc.
e;oa III Isis ta,c ID 1855 vas known
;.hs roaea..csls crgeus havo bean
bossang t4at Ioaueasss wogid
wheel, gracefully, iaso the column
Of republican stsaes ii 1885. Last
fall tho National Review vas very
much afraid that Virginia Vauld
deprive Iannesses OF the boasr Of
being the frstseathorn stats te Join
The rbalanx Of republican states.
After all Of this Boosting, the
&. 6. p. showed the white leather in
the very first political movement in
the year vhish vas TO witness the
grand work 81 rspublcanizing Ten
neszee. The action Of the state coz
mittee in postponins the holding Of
the convention 10 nominate q can
didate for Governor to such > lats
date shows that the party in Ten
nemee is afraid to meet the issues in
. manly way, and instead Of annosnes
ing its own principles and policies
is waiting tor the Demscratis party
to pcozsl2ate its principles and poll
sizes, before they put themselves up
on record. It Is IL be hoped that
the Democratic State Committee
viii zase5 shortly, and cell the state
convention for . time notIatsC than
he middle ofJuno; and thereby show
The people Of tennessee that they
have 81 abiding faith IN the love Of
the psopla for democratic principles,
With 8 platform briztIing from top
to bsttom with olean-cut, eId-time
democratic principles. the party has
nothing TO fear from the people Of
tennessee. A man, er q party,
with convictions and principles
does rstbave to wait to see what SONS
body else, or some ether party, Is Sc
ing TO DO Before he knows What he
viii DO.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-03-12
BUTiEs OF RAELRoLDs.

The Supreme Court Of Ohio has
recently rendered an important
decision IN which it Is held that
Railroad companies have no right
to discriminate between shippers, BY
furnishing transportation to ons at
a less rate than to others. The suit
mentioned was instituted to test shs
question As to whether the Lake
Shore and Michigan BHlrsad com
Pany had Lhe right 10 ohargs certain
oil de2Jsrs in Cleveland, Ohio, ten
cslts per barrel nsra than tie rate
charged the Standard Oil Company
Tor the same service, anG the oour5
held that the contract 10 charge the
Standard OIL Company ten cents 9
barrel les8 thau the rate charged oth~
err companies, Was contrary t. r~b,Ie
policy an t4ercE-ic void, and g per-
Dttul Injunction ros-aja.ng the
Railroad company from diserim;na-
ting against other oil dealers ia Is
vor. Of tae Standard Oh Company
was granted. The court further held
that shippers, not only Lad tAe right
80 Layo cheir freight carried as 8
reasonable rats, 5ut tsat they had
the right to demand thatit be car
gied at an equal rata vita all others.
Among other things tAe Court
zai3: Tho authorities aJundsntlY
show shat railroad companies are
somuon csrrisrs, receiving from the
State = delegation of a portion Of its
soFsrojEn powers fox the pubhc
coed; that being public agents, and,
in the place and stead ofthe. Govern
me0t, exercising pnblic duties, they
are, tbsrafora, subject 10 the l5gis-
latiye aud judicial authority 10 cor
rect tia 2buse Of their priv iIeEes and
powers
And again We fud thsm using
this pointed language.
The weight Of authority Is il
favor oil the 5ocaipe that q common
carrier is charged with = greas pub
lie duty to transport merchandise
on equal terms for ST parties, where
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-03-12
= Dasgaral7 Natraas.

E1tontown, n. T., Garoh, s.
terrible story IS told to-day OF an cut
rage and subsequent Iynching, The
whole community IS exercised OYER
the matter. Sam johnson, 2 nagro
aged 81, vas Iynched last night for
assaulting and outyaging young
white girl, The 10 year cid dau ghtor
OF Eenry Herbot. The young va
ssas was returning hose last aveiug
about dusk o. arriving near her
home ,2bout G mile cut Of town,shs
passed the negro. He turned and
struck her : soVsro blow on hsr head
WITH an axe which he carried. lie
then brutal.y outrsged her and left
aor UNCONSCIOUS and nearly dead.
aAe vas found half 81 hour later and
taken 10 her hone nsar By. The
aaigb5.rhood was soon aroused and
every able Bodied man III the vicini
t. turned Gus to hunt for tae black
yli.iza, 10 ran iuto the woods, rnd
from thence venturel TO 81 10 lis
home in 6oa.b Easontown, where
he uas q vife and four grown chil-
jrsn. The Wheeler boys, two stran2
and &eljFe men Of EAtontows, wen5
to ms home about g O'clock Lass
night and SITTER 5 Bevsro struggle
, bound the negro and preceded 10.
wards the town Jail in EatontowI.'
While GA tbeir way they were nat
By j crowd ef cItizens who could
barley be Kept from killing the cul-
prit then and there; but his captors
succeeded il locking him up though
not until he had been terrible beat
en- with cluDs Later ha was a ken
from The jail and hanged TO Che graf
ing ever the jail dosr.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-03-12
LapGr Eats

PaPeria about to nonopol:zo an
other braaeh Of industry which Is
70 less . enc tlap the making Of
seallas1eu's head-gesr. BY new
process Of manipulation, ha<s moro
ssryicea5le snd finer than anything
now IN the market are asda Of wood
pulp They are inpervous do va
ter AID not wanting in AsxibiiitJ: It
Il believed than felt hats will have
to take q back seat as coon ssshese new
hats can be placed on tbs market in
sufficient nuabers to supply the de-
E2an5 They are certain to revolution
&c the matters trade as they can be
mealdsd into any shape or style de-
sired and coIo-ad 70 meet the taste Of
the pablio, They can be aafo to
representa- glossy or naPPy appear
2zce.-Izxs
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-03-12
HIiracuE0ng ESCAPE.

Bal waukee, Wis, March 9-WhiIs
working st the bottom Of q fortyfour
Seot well, Sunday morning, Henry
Roucke, a farmer living twenty
miles West Of this city Yves buried
uader several teet ofstone, ear lh and
q licEsaRjs caus ed by the giving way
IT the wall: From thas time until
an early heur this morning neighbors
have been working necessarily 10 res
him and shortly after midnight had
the satisfaction sf bringing him to
the surface alive. Roucke had lain
in two feet Of water during bis fotry~
slgbt hours imprisonment and vas
ne srly exhausted
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-03-12
-. b. d. -. - -.

Hon. B. 4. Enloc, and Goa. =.
~. Camp5all airs beth announced az
candidates for Congress IN the
eighth district, an3 weaupposo Hon.
Jno. H. Taylor, the present en-
cumbsut, will be q candidate for re
election. They are al good ren
and no matter which one gets The
place, the eighth district viii be we'll
represented. Nr. Tsylsr bas made
4 very creditabIo msmber, and We
emagino be viii be very hard 70
beat. Both Of tbe other gentlemen
named have dose the Democratic
party good service in the past as
private members, and both arc now
ozeeediDEly anxious ts GET q littit
IF the pap.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-03-12

THIS geuuemen rss appointed by
Gov. E2tu to ait speelaiy as 8 ram
Der of the Supreme bosch during
tbs sickness eF Judge freeman Lis
work clssea with the Current week
nc can then rsaltael to his home,
kaawiDg thst he carries with hln
she appreciation of the bsr aad zee
DIa ofthis section fer tie patient able
and modest manner ia #hlcA Le 47%
performed Tie dU - pertaining i 8
t5. 8Hice.-Au.t ---&..
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-03-12

Hon. Joha Z. Miller, Senator
from California, ugd ST. Isis residence
in Washington City, on Monday, in
the 56ta year Of his aZe. lie had
bsor III for seine t.se, caused chief
ly, from 8 wound received in tbs
eye during ths Tsr, bu. Dis death
aes mes expected. He vas enc Of
ths rishes6 men in tbs Senabs, his
fortune being estimated ot from
&4,0Oo,o00 to s.. 0G0,CG0 A dezo-
Graf will be aPPoIsted in his place,
as sae prezsut C#oYer1or Of CaliIerniE
is 81 democrat, and the Legislature
iE ret ia session.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-03-12

Some $4,000. 600 Of the bonded
debt Of Tennessee has been funded
and still the work goes brayely on.
About oae-tbird Of the entire debt
is now out standing, but the pro-
liabilities are that il wllIsn come in,
in the next twelve months. The In
terezt upon ell funded bonds has
been promptly met, and all are
now satisfied that me debt question
il Tennessee s. for ever eliminated
from nalitics.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-03-12

&c univ D"9 o.-'0
'le eo11'l 'n0 ~ III ~-1-o-' ~
van u.s. '57.-. -, - 80 - ~ 80, 20
1' 1-1- 7 + i'--o -
i''a-J -'9N''.S @ l0'' " % "
Gauss n s-'7 e.-.I '-9~-l.-'' 'I','~
Ao@-lA is so--0 % 90 ~ 1''~''7 ? ~ - '-S-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-03-12

From all quarsera the same testimony
comes as 10 the virtue Ct svift's Specific.
After tsying all Of tho mercury and pstasA
nos,ruols, p man from the mountains Ct
West TizFizia has tais to say:
! was completely used .sp With blood and
kidney 6isesze; used saift'a Specific, aud
ia two moalhsL wac perfectly cured. For
the benefit Of those who are suffering with
these diseases, / recommend s. 8. 81 as
far better tsan al other medicines used ia
such eases, as ! have tried them all. ANY
i1ioroslioa on this suoieef asked 81 me-
VII gladly .iee. ~ ~ RAIL-.
Wheeling W. "a, OCT, =, 1888.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-03-12

Tha minority report Of the cons
rsiuss III Commerce IN tbo EIouse,
ON The Eads ship Railway bil, il "a
able 5ocHnent, and shows unan-
e7,reI.ls reas9na why tha bill SHOULD
mot becomsa law It doubts the
uaxar of Congress % granta charter
g. s. foreign corporation, and shows
sbaa itaM likely taEo from The pub
lie Ilqslacv saI50o,oy0 Tor ma
bsne6l rlr private. corporation lo-
Gated or o.srst,a upon foreign soil.
It is oue amaaa .ho grandest steals
avon on,e.re. av llo mind of MAO.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-03-12

SIR Cleveland has sPPcintsd
Gen. Aifloi 1T. TORY to fill the
vacancy caused By the death Of
Gon. Hancock. Gen, Terry was one
a the moss gallant e the Federal
Generals during ide war, and since
that time he has acquired consider
able reputation sa az Indian fighter.
His promotion is said 10 give geneT-
II q Li..ae.on.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-03-12

Ills undoIf.oo5 that the bepuo-
lican State Committee ism favor OF
putting Out a non-pagt.son ticket ior
Supreme Judges, composed oftaseo
dem ocrats and two rspu blic2ns.
why not hsVs three rapu hiicsa' ana
$40 democrats. That would ba 20
,a non~partzau as three dsDo
o-4.saad two republicans, but IL
MID not catch os many democrats
~ are For any ding TO
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-03-12
Ger. Nanay, who'is Prominan

Gen. Esnay, who'is 8 Prominan
canidate for the empty honors of 3
gubernetorlal nomination. st the
hands Of Republican party, thinks
the committee have done al emf
nentIy visa thing in fixing the time
for the convention at a very late date,
Sc that the democrats "wilI not have
time to fad the weak spats in their
candidates record. +" Lat notGen.
Nancy lay this 1atteFing unctioa
10 bis soul II he has any "spotg
that aro peculiar Sensitive to the Wig
oTsus prodding CT II very sharp stick,
he should nerve himself to endure
the pusohing or decline to enter
the ring. If.&sn. Nancy should be
the poor unlucky martyr who is to
drag the Republican rag banner
Trough ths next light va suggest thst
be wers p pillow over that portion
Of his anatomy which Ae is most apt
80 expose, Tor the democrats are.
going TO hit him ''rhers he lives. ?
- nati lean.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-03-12

81 al the questions that have
split the Democratic party in Tenn
essee for The past fsur years are
eliza oaleI. what will become of Col,
Colyar? lie has been a kicker ever
SINGS tbs war and he is too dds dog
to learn the new trick Of dancing to
dUlcat notes Of the harmonian. But
The haralo1:an Is not SO perfectly at
tuned as at present appears. The
blsre Of tie trumpet drowns the
Ainor notes dIscordant' The trum-
peter can't Blow always, ho@over'
and when there IS 4 cessation Of his
noise it will be found that the meIo-
dy IS msrred by several members Of
the band who insist on playing diff
fera8t tsncs. -CiarksyIII Democrat.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-03-12
A CaDtai7's For9uaats Discovery.

Capt. Coleman, sohr., Weymouth, ply
ing between Atlantic City and New York
had been troubled vita cough so that he
Uss uuabls 10 alaeP, and was Induced to
try D.. Eina'5 Rev Discovery for Con
sumption. IT not only gave him instant
relief, bat alIayed the extreme soreness in
his breast. His Children were similarly
affected ard 81 single dose had tle eame
happy elect. ~. Kings New Discovery
IS now the So. ds-l remedy in the Cole.
man Household and on board The schooner.
Free Trial Bottles Of this Standard Rene
d. ali L.uaeaa- arae store.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-03-12

The New Orleans Iimes~Deao-
crat, as the Appeal has always been,
is urgent that the G0nthsru farmers
saall learn that tie first necessity of
farming is to be independent and
sslf-sastalning. 10 accomplish so de-
5irable and enyinbIs position cat,
ten must be made q subsidiary, crop,
that Is, must be cultivated rs q ready
money crop, after the f.rlnar has
raised enough bresdstugs for his fam
lily and fodder for BIS cattle. ~
Appeal.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-03-12
THROUGH SlEEPEa3
BETTY EEN

Memphis and Nashville, CoIumbus and Nasavine
Sis Louis and Nashville, Mckenzie and Nashville,
Nashville and Louisville. Nashville and Chatts-
nooza and Eashv1lic ant Atlanta, csodscGng With
slcepors 80 Florida points.
Ter further Information call onsyouP nearest r.. z
Station agent or address
A. Us tepheDs, P: 4. Dallas, Texas.
Jas: Speed, Agent, Memphis, Tennessee.
n, +. March, 7. A. Nashville Tennessee
Tom F. Fowler A. 2. A. Nashville Tennessee
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-03-12

Cor res7 bias not 50 far accom-
plish rauch ef legislation. Tie pension
arrears bill has passed the House aad
tbs Blair ae&ted bill the Senate.
AID beth houses have passed the
Pres dentiaI-saccession bill. This
is al that has bsoa done aside FROM
merely local or personal legislation,
but this week = rapid sdvance is ex~
Peoted as NEST oiths moro Importance
csmmittess are expected to report
bills, Among sham the Agricultur-
a. and probably the District 81
Columbisc oDlslittees. Tie Indian tbs
posto6ce, the military ac&dasoy, the
army and tbe consular and diplo~
matte bills have already been report
ed. The peasioa and urgent def
cheney bills have passed the Hsuse
and now 60 70 the Senate. The bills
Jet remaining TO be reported are the
naval, the Legislative, executive ana
Judicial, the gundry oiYil, river and
herbor, fortiflcation AMI general
deficiency bills. Most Of the latter
are practically completed, SO that
the sun tosal Of tie money proposed
10 be spent by tha committees repre-
senfiug the majority Of the house
viii soon be Enorn.-AppeaI
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-03-12

8y

AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS
2gI,4 E{ 45.G F s.I2qsIS5 REa58
THE BEST ROUTE to the Summer Resorts and
Mountain Retreats Of Tennessee, Vbgiaia and the
CaroIinas, Via HcEinzie end Nashville.
TIE L EST ROUTE to tbs celebrated College,, u Il
ivor1ties Serinaries and otser eduea tenal tnsti-
tptsons in tho Southwest, Via Mckenzie and
Nashville
THE BssTaEOUTE 70 Atlanta, on
Vile ana Florida Orange Belt, Via Mckenzie, and
Nashville aud Chattanooga.
THE BEST ROUTE to Atlanta, Macon, Charleston
savanpsh, Augusta, Coirnbia, Charlotte, Knox
vt.!e, Bristol, ReH.aond, Eoriell, Washington,
VIA HcEenaio, Nashville and Chattanooga.
20 ~ ~ ORC 1T: TT
BY this line 700 secure the@
-sT = ~rT-rZYwr SPEED, SAFELY
- - - = * COMFORT, SATISBACCICE
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-03-12

b esro to set Size esnuinc. and send for
Treatise on Biood azd skia Diseases, free
For ssle BY I'll druggists.
IH5 swlsr Sr--IE.e Co., Drawer 3, A.
lanta, Ga. I57 ~. 25a g., New York.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-03-12

sg5 -EET. Editor.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-12-09
ROYAL PALACES.
Architectural Points of the Residences
Occupied by European Rulers.

Architectural Point, of the Residences
Occupied by European Rulers.
Architecture is simple but not inele-
CANT, that is when the term is applied
to the dwellings of the very rich, and
not to the blocks or rows which line
certain streets, and serve as the habita-
ton of Il less wealthy. yet still well-to-
do class of the population. The palaces
of the Emperor and the CrownPrince
are capacious and handsome buildings,
without being ornate. They compare
favorablv with royal residences else
where in Europe. which usually date
back several hundred years, and are
rarely snowy. In fact they are finer
han most of them externally. Of their
interiors | can say nothing, the public
being admitted Only to three occasion
ally used palaces at Pottsdam, built by
the Great Frederick. Writers of books
of travel and newspaper correspondents
usually exaggerate the beauties of
edifices of this class 20 render their de-
scriptions piquant. From the stand
point of art in architecture, portions of
the Louvre excel all other palaces in
Europe The royal palace at Madrid
is magnificent structure, to which the
term handsome can be applied, but
which, on account of its size. shosld
rather be calling imposing. King
Humbert occupies an old Papal palace
not pleasing externally. and whose I'M
royal narrowness is found inconvenient
on the occasions of court receptions.
The King of Holland has a palace in
the center of the Amsterdam, which
once served as city hall, and which
is rather remarkable for its age than its
beauty. The King of Belgium lives in
a large. old and ugly stone building
Berlin Cor. San Francisco Chronicle.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-12-09
g v" E---E C. p sBoLLESBEnGEa
DIS. PELTT G. SH3LIEIBERGER.


Graduates :of Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia. Pa.
Ohce and s'deDce on Buckeye. between
Ihird and Fourth. formerly occupied 10y nr
lsarcelon Telephone connection. All CALI
promptly attended. day or night.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-12-09

"A Georgia man who swallowed
four shoe-buttons in place of four pills
a doctor had given him for a pain in
his side, experienced speedy and salts
factory relief inside of two days. No
one knoweth the medical virtues which
may lie concealed in 2 pair of boot
straps. -Detroit Free Press.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-12-09
CHEAP Money!
QUICK MONEY!

Being aware of the annoyance,
and sometimes loss to borrowers,
by having to wait weeks and
sometimes months for money! we
have organized a company with
sufficient cash capital to enable
us to cash mortgages as soon as
the papers are executed, and as
we pass upon all loans here in
stead of having to send them
East to be approved, we can COM
plete a loan and pay over the
money i'm less than half the time
usually taken.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-12-09
fro BE Continued

Russian proverbs upon married
life illustrate the condition of the wife.
Among others is the curious saying:
''Tc love wife is to strike her upon
every suitable OCCASION" and the peas
antry make practical application Of tho
rule.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-12-09
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