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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-25
Z THE PRIMARIES.
TaE CORRECTED BHT,.H> OF SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS iJIiNu


o.. loo Inv- os
""''E 10 ''e 'N,'.'1.' ''.
which the C.tu. us from StIHTHdy p''A'
o..r.g,r prmar.ps we-, received, and to the
f.-...-,... .E,r ir ,yyn or ,hrtr Districts
'".'''' .,'> ,....u r,..
no "Id'i2l hk'Tss were received de-, "''' '"'
narrative OF the result, published 'h inc
Sunday papers. contained some inaccura-
..:.- o.. ~ The s,r.rutl, tn. several Sheriff
-.,...... In ...,... 80. ,o.4,,,. Com
amy '"'.'''.-..'''
Yend"n- lui1 usEhlnS' however 'Ne
REGISTER gives tie reep.' with accuracy,
,,,,.., ,b.-a ,,,,ll be rr,Orrrz in Washing
w. s...-;..,.. ~
ton. m"!S'h anu "'',''' Nc
figures printed are, OF course SUBJECT 10
further correction from this source.
NJ. c. r,.,,.ir. C,,.,,;ttss is
~ Ia :, N'"" ~, ,I,i, ,Iorr;ng 81 l,slt.naat
-, o,cr,ck ar thu Howell Honsa. and
= 80, 80 -, ,r.. r.rcnnt will be first
IA ,l,-,....aE .f I. * pos-rll,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-25
PJINTs ON People.
Npvamorts Of CldSeaN aud tho Coming
and gcins LT Strangers.

ami gcins GS Strangers.
Awcug those whoreturued from Chicago
Yesterday were Delegate Peterson, OF
huntington. and Alternates Wade and
L1uahan.
Mr.. Chas. K. Goe'ze, the East End
drryrist. mas returned home from Chicago,
where he has been tor week past Mr.
Goe.,, had his bicycle with him and rode
frnra Chicago TO the home u, his mother
some miles distant, where he spent several
DAYS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-25

The !oilowin! table will show the
strength oftEg several Candidates, aud how
IL ~ divided between the dis'rl,t-. The
basis go the vote Tor Governor, IN ISL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-25

OrrN Mems Genuine ka"gI-No shoes ~
a. .rl b,,t the world, 81, Ha-uauer's, lois
Main street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-25

Following are the number of delegates
zach candidate 10, Sheriff will hay" IN 'hs
Convention. with the districts they hail
truur.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-25

Matches Dr.ma=nytIlCd in the most
thnruu-h aud scientific manner
prrirc: cure = guaranteed inrNrry cast
y, 4. G.. DILLON 4 co.
yNatchrnl.cr> aud JcWe lCrS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-25
Ysu advertisements.
FOR JUNE AND JULY Sales.
Fine French and
AMERICAN SA1EIy0

Anticipating large dcUand frr the. g..
late IN the .aHsCu, We have made CN'cg..
ChHscs r,Ccutlv. AID AayC nov on sairr. q ~
arriving tie lrrgC.t stock 81 prices t.a- 49,.
save yOu mon y II ypi CurS der s'y,", as ..
ity. Gail soon III order 20 obtain bsH, style.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20
a Horrible Inheritance.

lie CrAnSlHlSS.H OF n ftS~iEl eneccD
CT contagious o. IT, =sa - tie most
horrible lnnertt;L ; Tal.h .:.T man
can le3re 70 his iuLocen s'y,tcr.,y; but
IL can be certainly mItis. i a..i III the
majority Of c.scs. pre-, c4jAI by the
use Of the antiiote which Nature fur.
niStses, ant which IS found i'll the RENE.
Specific commonly called IS. s. S"
NTH Erown, OF HorneiisviIIe, NY,
writes: ''Three years / sIferet with
this Horrible disease. Switrs Specific
cured ne completely"
Prof. Edwin Baar, 2G4 f E1nd st-.N. T.
writes: 'Swxt's Specific cured mo
Of q fearful case of Blood Poison"
DR.. 3. T. Winctield, OF the Soldiers
home. RlchInold, Va, writes: '.Swift's
Specific cured ne Of e severe case Of
Blood Poison"
D. ". + Briggs. HrooLIyn, n. Y,
writes: 81 was "A perfec. wreck from
BLOC Poison. Swift : S.-eciic restored
health anu hope. and l AN we'll to-day.o
Z. ". Hhnsliil, Savannah. Ga: I
Suffered long with SioOG Poison. l tried
SUIfts Specific and an perfectly well.
A. W. Buell., OF Power, Hotel. Eoeh.
ester. -, writes: y, is the best blood
remedy O. earth. IcUred myself with
it. ireco0Eaated tic . friend and il
MAZE HIN wall"
Mr.. +. Z Stanton. OF the SnitnyirIe.
ga Nsrs. writes tina. 8 friend waS
haiIctet wit. a case OF Blood Poison.
anu tTo bottles OF s. s. s. Effected a
complete cure.
Treatise on Blood and Skin DISEASES
nal-et free. III SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer {, Atlanta, Ca
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20

.hh 'r = per cent of the teachers
pr-SArt aye ladies. What's the matter
vi t "ryS?
.i.- arithmetic class under Profe-so,
F.ri> comprises. with \ few exceptions
The whole school anil IS very interest
in".
!at y. NJ. A. of the city rendered
t,I'l- members o the institute his
mO-n:n- II re invitation to Use their
rrpm> ddrirg th-ii stay 70: which the
teachers are very thankful.
y few rev ones came in III NOR
MIG '.it here are not neal ali If the
- :, =" cuuuIr present yet.
tr".'n = IN 4 mould not
= t.-," g. "~arner>. A two
I III ..i I,!: the Very
" without any
= .ot TO he had
''-, :
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20
Ho:Gs tT-iEai-.

At the 4th Az. q. Tcos. Boon
county: y i Marsh, Lincoln.
II the FUrst-L. Z. McFarl.a5.
Omaha: Warren Burge;;. Failburv;
CLARK Shelle-, Falls City.
st the Holland.-F- c. Hunt. Wiz,
field. Kansas I. Z. Steele. Kansas
City, No; J. 4. Traphagen. St. Joe,
NJ; l.. NJ. Harley, St. Joe, Mo:
John Becker, s.. Lolis. Mo: j. f.
Mayse, 81. Joe. No: 3. Emmett.
Chicago, H.; II. S. Anderson, Lin
coln; \. MeLouth, Oskaloosa, Kan
sas: g. I. filbers, St. Toe, No: n.
e. Newman, Lincoln: Geo. l.. Han
cock. Omaha; ". H. Hosford: ".
Martin, Atkinson, Kansas: ". II.
Lewis. Omaha
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20
EiEGA cI?X Ca.:OES
q Description Of s:,- Simpr' Methods En-.
pioysi in T.,cir Construction.

pioysi in T.scir Construction.
Birch and canr.s canoes are greatly in
creasing u p~op.-~ity. SAYS the Eew York
5fdI cRd ErJres.. Al mos: of the sumner
resorts they srpe~eie ali other craft that
hare to b. p-aoailcI b. hand. Tacre are
scver.l rcaso-s i.- KS rcac-Il Of favor.
They ere 20. hard to prorcL- They are
p-ettr and inexperienced h-Hd' perfectly
safe. Thcv S. alSp iaiis0cn' sable II sports
men. So ra?oral i, tn. favor in which
tb,se i;rht =, .-ru,-u boats are held that
,be briidinr ~ ~. ..,.3-le cc!.c AZ
industry in -. cso.c..uv along the
Penob,cn- river.
IF p-con-- NJ :. ~rallc:.or--u sa:N
Il bold .our s,sr COOS . ~, ed .a- deep
yr,-er nal -. r...... cradle depth.
Tbos. i--..- - ~ ,.C;l r..-cr. such as
trou, fisher ~, male Is fat a. rs5si-
III, To1r,--- oh ~..-,:!- -. IN
trodu.-I--..r ..-.. r-.:,t o:
This k.2r 81. y, $500. ~ - TsuoJ-
sco. ri-o- - -. -.. -r,-- ii CONT
less rr--,~5 -, lar was
o~-:-o..o .r.. IA - 80 Of TIC
y-aie-. civ. ctel. -, .cic- s.c..
into II, ...l rs-erlis.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20

Sada J. Bailey wishes 10 call tbs
attention 10 the fact that she is sell
ing the Steiaway, Chicker,nc, knabe
and other excellent pianos Of lesser
noteriety in prices ranging from $3.50
to $1,000. She also sells the best
parlo- and chapel organs that are in
tn market. Mrs. Bailey has 4 psr-
mauent residence among Us. aud kind
y s@oiicI:- the pat-onaseof Red Cloud
AMI the surrounding country ard
towns. Prompt attention given IL
calls mode a. her residence or hy le;-
ters addressed 70 post oGc> boz 1873.
r. C.osG. Acb. dwtf
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20
kFTERWaRO,

sSeTer. he yoWedit willie life MY last
GG iis7e again. I viii die unwed."
"AHd ! TOO, dear. since our dream 10 past,
1v-l live SINGLE she sobbics said.
4 sto-1 OF ta-eveIIs-of wild e~ood-byes-
lie ru-Lc. fEo-a the SPOT like an oUtcas1
soul.
Size hid in q low her streaming eyes
And Cept With anguish Beyond control.
Just dvc gears atte-ward. they two met
II = ve-der's sand. il q noisy street;
Ge SEW TIC s-Le he could nefer forget,
SIC the c-es that were more than sweet.
How well you
..o- --- look
III How well you
look
"Ist9-rcG. - 81 l.. "JUst 10 get a toy
For ~ I-t-Ic r.-I." ~ r---red : BOOK"
SIC softly sad. Tor - lille 10y"
--gc-eIL4s : E-iig.s. IL PHck.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20
Time Table.

Cars L every twenty minutes leav-
ins the Holland House al 200 am.
and making regular trips until loco
2. H., aItsr that time leave the IIol-
land House al ll:3o pm. and make
midnight train. Cars make all trains.
TICKETS ARE FOR SALE
1t the Red Cloud National Bank and
= the drivers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20

vi! Mitchell has been ca the sick
IL
IL street sprinkler started Up to.
sav. Thanks.
= the brea. made Of the It. Joe
f.urat-. 7. Em;gkS.
r,-,v flannel shirts lust received at
B. &Ga-Tshas-
.J~soa Mex, i-haps little children
-ovn virh finbtheria.
2Gtm worth new clothing received
IL Berg < Galush2 to-day.
Ms Rs-~.,r q H,pe Hill ! the.
If N-s ". Il. Bentley.
Go q ye ~iu r~ca.b .,
,le B.rriSt church on SUNDAY.
Ian -.;~s now ~,le n,nrs .,
BERG & GALUsuA.
T.. p,,,, F.. e. aro maxine
-aIuabIe .ddi,ioo. to,lejr coal
- 1nmha~ Yards
r.. rew alac,-:.iirl-sin the sou,b
.-+ q rbe c;,v add greatly to that
-, e the metropolis.
Dsco..h.
Is-sc shipments OF meats these Gays
H eA Al al
7 1A-
Ia II. stowe ola 10 " W. Alhd-
seTiouf sucking caves Aa' pOiieo
tie scales Gown 70 -o-", ffcl's
s9oc caves "e shoui1 say
loo new and nopoy suits received
this Gay at Berg & Ualushas-
There will be services at the Meth
o6;s- church next Sunday morning
and evening bv Rev. G. s. Davis.
Sunday school a, the usual hour.
rrc;ra - came in Thursday
With her smoke stack and pilot dis
ma.tlc from having run into the
c~ou~,-ueion train between this city
and Alma.
b;,auo, h ro-
,
BERG & G.LrsHa.
some fellow who had soaked too
extensively Of spirits fermenti was
rulled in His Honors court. s. West,
-as;6,nq iudre apdwas fined SIS and
GOV i,iurinc a livery team yes
,s-3av
3 n;fo l,ors ,bar
h-o.s o+ w;,,a,
-la,, aou- than Of sprIng. II they
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20

Plat & Frees Co. have for sale
Il small house with one lot fer 500
to be paid for in installments Of SIS
per month bearing 10 per cent inter
est. 4 good chance for some one
who is throwing away money By pay
in rem: 10 secure Z home.
One good large house. nicely locat-
ed, $1,000 to be paid $500 down, bal
ance in payments of SO per month,
10 per cent interest.
One good farm 100 acres under
wire fence, about loo acres under
cultivation. about % acres in hog
pasture fenced with boards. 4 fine
farm house. etc. and only So miles
from Red Cloud. viii allow almost
any time 4 purchaser could want.
Also IN perfectly new seli-bindsr,
either Buckeye or Deer;nc. or long
time. Might take a good young
horse as part gay
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20
COWLE~.

Cowles and vicinity was visited las
SUNDAY evening by another heavy
rain, with considerable wind, which
Frustrated many acres If oats s3
corn. Il i thought however ml:x
q il VIII raise sufficient t. be har-
vested.
Rev ". y. Page and wife have re-
turned from their eastern trip. Both
look refreshed by The vacation.
J. u. Post returned Wednesday
from the west, without finding a mar
ket FOR his mules.
L. d. Wells a few days since.
bought a fine span of yea. old mares
from +. 7. Chance for the sum Of
: 300 and cot them cheap enough too.
Owing 10 the rain storm last sun
day night, Rev. T. ". HummelI fail
ed to all his appointment at Cowles,
Harry Hopkins and John.Poyer are
rigging up a Irvine binder for the
coming crop. which will be ready fo-
the sickle in ! few days.
g. 4. Latta estimates that notwiti-
standing the damage by the recent
floods. he will have two thirds OF a
full crop Of onions,
T.. ". Wells. Of Saltwater drives q
team Of iron grays to his buoy which
is the best matched team that comes
to Cowles.
The prospect for a more b%ountiful
WELD Of corn was never better than it
is now, but owing to recent rains
many fields are very weedy and far
mers are crowded With work.
Miss Helen 2. Earl one Of our most
popular teachers. has returned to her
home in New York. bearing with her
the good wishes Of a host Of friends.
Notwithstanding the unusual a.
moust Of rain this summer, the
chinch bugs are quite numerous and
are getting in their work in good
shape.
Lawn Tennis is the lates: game in
Cowles. and promises to be interest
inc, but checkers and horse shoes
still take the lead. FRANK.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20
T:e institute.

FL ti:e" members were enrolled
hast Il-n:.
IA extra falf hour will be devoted
e. masic .f'e- the close of the regular
work ash y for those who wish to
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20

Red Cloud, Neb.

We have a nice line Of screen doors
which We Will sell fer 81 each. Call
and examine. PLATT Il FREES Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20

That THe DaYrr News is first. las. ard all the tine, a -crspape-.
Because that should be the frs; and controlling consideration in TIE
production oszn American Daily aper-and i, isn't always o Il
cess money, enterprise anG hard work in ursnn,ed Eeasure Il
make genuine srrs paper.
s-Ihat The DAILY NEWS isa daily paper ir busy people. Because this is
a country Of busy people, and the Northwest is the busiest part Of
il. Most people haven't the time u. patience o read a " Blanket
sheet, they absolutely haven { any use fork. Newspaper reading,
after al, is bu. Al incident Of life, no its chief business Therefore
THE DAILY News is a short and-to-he poias paper
THAT Tine DAILY NEWS Is an Independent, ru,hIeiIns newspaper
Because the American people re intelligent enough 10 prefer honest,
impartial Journalism o the misleading, trushdiseoio-ins dishonesty
of the regulation political "organ." Everybody really wants 70
know the truth in political matters: the most vhGenc partisan doesnt
want misirfornaaonf for q daily diet. And as toed toral expression,
eva the most unreasonable Partisan Will rarely take lasting offence
altar adverse opinion, SO long as he is confident OF the Aercsy g
fxypose back Of the opinion. lis no, the mere fact Of disagreement,
tRt makes trouble, lis the suspicion Of insince-ny. IMzk< IA;
fcs: rer s,1y aG e@G-. rs 6ers.Se TEE DAI.y News kns
ss IL ha5 aeirsls:on cfrrr" Sw.Aos@arek"
e-Thas THs DAIr NEWS is q family paper. Because this is the age Of
the newspaper,-at time when everybody reads it. and i; il al-tmpor-
tant that the newspaper should be made with direc, reference to the
needs 81 aU the members Of the family. Woman and her interests
fact nc, to be overlooked. The moral tone and influence Of daily
paper mus. also be constantly watched. fer children read it. The
DAILY News lis 70: the home, and therefore it follows
E-Ttas TIE DAILY NEWS IS asans. the saloon. Because the liquor
inseress" a1oGanty assumes to dominate in American politics, and
The DAnY NEvs believes that it IS not for the coun:rys good that
any one interes, should thus over ride all Others, muehless one which
The DAILY NEWS is no. the organ Of prohibition. Its not sure that
Prchibnon is the best thing. Good people who have made this sub
jecsa lifelong study do not agree . to The remedy. TIE DAIIy NEWS
has 20 ethiopian hone thai il Is possible 70 le2islzte men into good.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20

We defy DETER bread to be produc-
81 than can be made from our -four,
which Is on sale at Emighs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20
For sale.

have $40 acres Of fire farm land.
near the city. Cor sale, cheap. It's a
barcain to he right party
GEo. NINToN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20
$500 in Cash Prizes . 40. %;:15 .! szs1

The Chicago Daily Views has rduedi its price rom two cest to One Cent per copy
Fma v AZ past its ash have BEEN over million week." ahb eheh nov @s they yw akyLa placing mial
Americana ally paper upon the basis 1.-THE lowest unite Americana n4SoE NE CENT
TommshIya mmpEhh his dwoh hs He@ essential:
FrDn make as ga reusnprah best naa little better; second uls every mn woman and hIdm Ii
Northwest KNOW it's being DONE and dmea one Ma day. The DAILY News believes that Is Ompmmwh IA eHeH
the fxn named condition. and kMw of bTTvy OF mcknight sodh than generals newspaper advertising Todohe
La most Hnwynh here s the opmm of all who believe themselves omGsmn write an eNvc newspaper
advertisement Tomdue the @e Hrm its service in ds murT TEE AuY NEswI reward the writers of the three best
advertisements mmedw With three cash Psa ggrms Fifteen Hundred Dollars divided as follows;
First Cash Pnze-Fo bestad advertisement = S1ooooo
Second Cash Pnze-Fors second best advGdenent, 10000
Third Cash nze-For third best advertisement = 10000
Tn advertisement be aGh announcement or series of announcements not exceeding ski number ThP pace
Hmd must not exceed that coupled yhh awnanm-Gn inches 6pM mim@T quarter inches wh
Forth general guidance ola uho mha ompMrhM hMrs item point ere briefly stated Is Lg hose which TIE
DALI News ill ngmeu be most ommmyh gh @ The advertisement must emphasize:
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20
Auction! Auction.

1 am ready and willing 20 attend all
sales In Webster. Smith and Jewell
counties as auctiOneer. Terms xery
reasonable.
i. C. WASrs,
Red Cloud, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20

ness. bu, i, he's 4 very positive conviction tia. it is entirely praetica.
bic, ana altogether desirable, 10 ieslsiarc Saloon-keepc-s in,o their
Propc: place, g being engaged n = tatac which here, IS everywhere
else in the civilized world, IS only tolerated as, apparently q neces-
sary evil. l-.sys Eal: te " .ncsr.1tH 50.E! On .@- ern:l
1That TIE DarIy News IS 4, happy paper. Because it televes in the
rather than everLasunriy dissatisfied. The chronic fault finder IS .
nuisance. and TIE IALl NEWS viii have the east possible finn.
The world is better than il used TO b, and is getting better every day.
LIS good place to live I-rrs make the hes, ofU.
7-Tha. TIE D.,LY News costs great deal Of rorey o make. Because
there IS sometimes n o way OF demonstrating the value of 4 thing, II
some people. 50 conclrsvely as BY shoui ing, eve in part, what 10
ccsrs 10 make L.. There Ire az people on the regular weekly payroll
Of TIE DAIIy News. and their salaries range from $500 to 5000
PEI wek. a-gresatns $4,000 a year. The white paper costs
another $4,000 a yea-. The aggregate expenditures Of The DAiLS
News hr 1855 Will wary tut a tufe either way fpn 100000. AID
yet
SHAT The DAILY News nv costs the reader only One Cent Q Day.
Because this is the most wonderful thing IN modern Journalism, and
deserves telling Ger and oc1. lZ.eye Il l.as larger y masIre
zoo MICH Of .AlS rosR:l
Cha: The DALy Nsws is row literally eveybody's paper. Because
heretofore metropolitan GAiy papers have been 100 expensive. both
in Price and IN time required TO read them. TO make it practicable mE
the farmer " the mechanic to take them. Now this is changed. The
farmer particularly should take 4 daily paper now thar IL costs bus
little more than the odtne weekly, and is condensed so that he can
also afford the time to read IL. He'll save lis yearly los We and
over again by knowing the make, prices every day, tns;eado Of weekly
As heretofore.
Io-Thas The DA,lv NEWS now inaugurates = newspaper revolution. Be.
cause such a combination Of values IS il now offers the reader IS
absolutely without parable! among American newspapers, AND it IS
bound to make the Gy-oones T1rte. The result Of this revolution Is
lance Of Chicago can nov afford, both a to pnee and ume. 70 have
bis CRY daily.
the paper iself, and may be introduced according to the judgment Of
oduced if desired, but they are not necessarily essential to success in
cessful advertisements, the publisher Of The DAILY News be1G
AL advertisements must be received before Sepeemb0 st 80
r Intending competitors must apply for the papeYS comp1ke -
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20

Nhapmt I'll suggest hehsm Ii rlu mz ds le hsE md be Introduced &nudns mheu g
TIE ADVERTISEMENT writer Outline illustrations ant poetry maybe Introduced idsndb but they Hen lot necessarily sNmi wm
the competition. Tep prize vl be awaAd to t dem most successful advertisements the publishers The DAILY w
N he awards libel made At the eeSd pHobeh enfa Intending competitions must apply the ppGs compile
lemS M advertisements T be Nhmmed wdGh eondmms herein nmedm detail
vNrOR F. LAWSON, Publisher The Daily News Chicago
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20

VII Mitchell has been ca the sick
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-20

ID r DAVIS MILLING Co.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-12-13
A Cat Farm in Prospect.

There is a strong probability that
Dickinson county will soon have a
unique attraction in the shape of cat
farm.
One of Abilene's prominent bankers
recently took under mortgage farm
in North Dickinson and all the per-
sonal property thereunto belonging
In looking over the latter material he
found that it consisted in part of a
herd of twenty-one cats-big cats, little
cats, brown cats, Maltese cats, Thomas
cats, kittens and mongrel cats. He is
in somewhat of quandary concerning
what he shall do with the feline colony.
He has scarcely the heart to kill them
and he thinks there is money in i'm
proving the stock and raising thorough
bred cats for the market.
He made visit to the place yester-
day and as he walked about the farm
with the little army of cats at his heels,
the sight is said to have been very
affecting. He would have spent the
night on the farm but that the animals
were preparing TO give him serenade.
1t is possible that they may organize a
party some night and serenade him in
town. If they do the inhabitants of
the city will think the judgment day is
at hand and Gabriel is practicing on
his trumpet.
Should the gentleman conclude to
devote his new purchase strictly to cat
raising, the REFLECTOR will send its
special artist out to the place and give
its readers some vivid and life-like
views of life on a Dickinson county
cat ranch.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-12-13
A Hard Case.

j. b. Allen, of Council Grove, who
was in jail at Abilene for several
months on charge of poisoning his
wife and child but was lately dis
charged from custody by order Of
Judge Nicholson, returned to his home
in state of intoxlcation and abused
his wife because she refused to live
with him again, That evening posse
of masked men took him to the woods
and hung him up to tree a few times
in vain attempt to make him confess
his crime. He was finally released, a
ticket was purchased for himself and
mother as far west as Pueblo, and
when he left he was informed that i;
would not be safe for him to ever be
seen again in these parts. There l.
little doubt IA To his guilt, but sufficient
positive evidence could not be fOunc
to warrant the State in proceeding Will
his trial Hope Dispatch.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-12-13
Blazing Curtains.

What came near being serious &C
cident occurred at the home of W. 3.
stambaugh in West Abilene Thursday
eve. A lamp in the drawing room set
on fire the curtains or portieres. and the
blaze would no doubt have destroyed
the house had it not been for the pres
ence of mind exhibited by Miss Ida
Upshaw, the only person who was
near. She threw heavy quilt upon
the flames and extinguished them,
though in doing so her hand and arm
were badly burned. The curtains
were ruined, the piano was severely
scorched and several articles OF uertu
broken. Though the damage was con-
siderable, it is matter of congratula-
ton that it was no worse.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-12-13
OUR NEIGHBORs.
Special correspondence of the REFLECTOR.

HOPE, Dec. 9th.
Miss Ida Potter was visiting in the
city today.
A. l.. Book, of Woodbine, was view
ing the Gem today.
The German Lutheran church of this
city was dedicated today with appro-
pirate services in English and GernIan.
Tire q. Is. Society gave very stylish
cap year party last Friday evening at
the residence Of Miss Viva Robinson.
About ten couple were present. 1t is
he unanimous vote of the boys that
they never were so charmingly enter
tanned before
Mrs. Jake kirkpatrick visited in Lost
Springs yesterday.
w. T. Sterling and wife, of Banner
City were visiting in the city today.
They were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jno. Tonkin.
Miss Haskell, of Clay Center, is the
guest of Miss Lizzie Irons.
Quite number of our young people
took in Monte Cristo" at Harrington,
Thursday evening.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid society
gave ten cent supper at the residence
of Mrs. Grower Thursday evening.
The ladies cleared Sl5.55.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Poole were Her.
ington visitors today.