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PROPOSALS

OIioN OF THE 'coSGRissIoNHL LiBRARY
SAsHiNsroS d 1tS 5HsE IS S isssss.is sh Pro-
ash cn for furnishing and AZ 50
the court walls Of the western 'front.' the resdins room
Buidins In this city sccor ins 70 lie TIsn. Of the
ar.hitec, and the specihca,ions Their Tor will be
o. SATURDAY. THE fotkrkE SfH0l DAY Oo OF
COPE: Of plans. hsS sS
and blank forms Of PROPOSAL and boad will be fur
WIS TDSXRS chk K i' sis sf COM
mssioners. ,eie. 10. % 50. 3osjy.
June Il. lsss...sEALED PROPOSALS Will. BE
received ~ the once of the Supervising Architect,
rsssS n ,b pspss'Esnt MsshlnstSn D C pSui Iwo
for FURNISHING and delivering aranstns m.serals for
the above named Office in accordance with the speci-
cation to this Office bach Sd mus, h sScS ON
by certified check in AMOUNT ss5. drawn 70 the order
Tor The ss;i.actory delivery OF the materials WILL
A fkEhET supervising Architect. Il
DRoPosALS FOR CoAI.-JUNE2 lsss-SFuFD
received from rssnlar dealers only the bureau Of
ton. ID, G. until IL O'Clock am June 20. isss. and
spened immed.tsly thereafter presence u bid
pSunS GsEee..Pd coal run Of The mine ire from
Ssyy irr Ard =; shs SSmmsndant may designate.
tractor to fees for Bidder.
sre referred TO the CommandAnt at the Washington
formation relative 20 the articles required Inc pro
aa e o 81 on NE blank
partent reserves the right TO any proposal not
FULTON. Payms.ter-GcneraI. U. 5. Navy. je2-is~4S
pRoposALs FOR RoPE WHEELS, &C. MAY 20.
4 lSss.-sealed Proposals, endorsed Proposals for
turers and rular dealers onv at the bureau Of FRO
IIasRS SsyH I
len. 1858. and q ened immedistey thereafter in
Of = the Win .s Navy
sary maehnery which must pass the usual naval
shha from the Of each delivery ssgt until null the BE-
OF the s1n'Tsst lie bids decided BY lot
nsfsn for forms % oe
By S9 a. G D5
JAMES FULTON. paymaster General, u S. Navy
pRoPoSALs FOR THE PURCHASE OF WASTE
pAf isss l Dsr1rtwsn supply Division May
SSLScK ,SSSS TGEsBSaSS' S JUNE rw NlSf:
@ II. s II the and rr sS
Basn sa Il 'ss siss w.s and NAVY
This spsF to be RE fs%Syed by the sont.ctSr
reject any all proposals and waive defects Pro-
p9sals must be made on the Department forms marked
Qusrtermsster. U. 5. Army. myll-4tkJeio.is
", Ton; NAY 81: isss; sssisS "f fSoPessi.
IwENTY. isss a. Twelve O'CLOCK CLOCK NooS. for for
the waste paper OF TINS Department and its
of1ces and the u & Civil Service Commission during
the fiscal year ending June 80 1889. Proposals must
be made ON the Departmental forms winch with tie
necessary Instructions will be furnished on Applica-
tion to this Department. WILLIAM +. Villas. Sec
Rotary. ielsSw5t
TUNE L.. 1sSS.-SEALED PROPOSALS MILL BE
received at the Office of the Supervising Architect
OF the U. - Treasury Department and opened at TWO
7. NJ. OF the TWENTl-FlRSr DAY OF JUNE, lsss
for furnishna all labor and material required to re-
pair the heating apparatus in this building Bidders
are required to take their measurements sub
NIT with their bids full Specifications of the work they
propose TO perform. and state the number Of working
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III. ID. BAnR
MPORTER AND TAILOR
Has the honor TO inform you that his NEW GOODS
have Just arrived
Nj; BARR personally Ats al garments made in his
establishment.
I'LL PENNSYLVANIA AVE-.
mhl7 Wsahinxton ID q
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Stanley has been wounded In q nqhs with
natives IN the Congo country.
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Po1sosous COSMETICS

LADIES who value their complexion should know
that they get their Toilet Powders FREE FROM
POISON
FREEMAN,s INDICATED FACE POWDER IL
harmless as the dew preserves and naturally
Properly applied cannot be detected The following
Druggists and those named in succeeding advertise
ment comprising all the leading Druggists the city
sell and specially recommend il.
Try "Freeman,s hiawstha handkerchief Extract"
the latest. delightful elegant QuAdrupls strength.
sweety clinR1nR. permanent Soc per OF.
W. s. Thompson. 7O3 18th ST.; ID. p. Hickling, $40
Pa "A. n. Daniels. l90U 18th ST.. A J. Shafhirt,
\. CAP. and sts . G. Brown; = (; ave and 7th Sc
and 10th st.: W. {. Duckett, Pa ave. and X2d 1T
c. Christiani. 4S4 Pa ave-: Entwtsts's 121l Pa ava
hHasIudsr: 1909 p: ave; 1oSyn. : Nmp,sn. 26l
Csssin. 9TH and II Sta NV; Geo. W. Boyd las Of.
ne; q. 9. c. Simms. n. Y. ave: and l4th St; l. Q.
Bishop 9th and sta y. q. Williams Co.. and 9th
g. nv; 2; < AslpssDstins l4th and vt ave g: A
18th and p sta; E. Gladmon, I'd aud y Sta; X W.
Duty. 9Th and n sta; r. o. finkard. 2l26 14th 1t
town. 3: q; e Loclhart ssa sSa e.: g: IA.
o.; TschaHely Evans. wholesale Agents. ap10-so3m
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OuR GREAr CLosrsa SALE
oUR GREAT CLOSING SALE
OUR GREAT CLOSING SALE
OF MISSES. BOYS AND cHILp's
OF MISSES. BOYS AND cHILDs
OF MISSES. BOYS AND cHILp's
FINE Low SHOES AND sLIpPERs
FINE LOW SHOES AND sL1ppERs
FINE Low SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
MISSES AND cH1LD's OPERA SLIPPERS. 4so
MISSES AND cH1Lp's OPERA sLIppKRa 400.
MISSES AND cHILD's OPERA SLIPPERS, 400.
MISSES FINE OXFORD TIES 75a.
MISSES FINE OXFORD TIES. 7so.
MISSES FINE OXFORD TIES. 7so.
BOYS AND YOUTHS DURABLE LOW SHOES. ESQ
BOYS AND YOUTHS DURABLE Low SHOES. ESQ
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FINANCIAL.
MEDICAL, &c.

nR. AND MRS WILSON 2ls c ST n W, ARE
~ the oldest and reliable ply -icians fOr la
m the United States. over thIrty three years
iul practice. 1850 Advice free aud ndetiA
at al hours Call OF write. N2-lSt'
4 AIDES MAY CONSULT DIR AND MRS WILSON
Lin al requiring skillfu medical treatment. at
2ls 81. between 2d aud Sd Sta W. Advice ire
aud confidential at ali hour Jell-or
NINE DE FOREST. LoNG-EsTABLIsHED AND
WI reliable ladies' Physician can le consulted daily
St her residence, DOl 4 IN Office hours from
toe m with Ladies only. yell-lm.
~ The Oldest Established aud Only Reliable Ladies
Physician IN the City. -
can be consulted daily. AGA ST.. between IN and 9Th
sits.
Prompt treatment Correspondents and consults-
ton strictly confidential Separate ROOMS for ladies'
Once always open Nll-or
r ADIEs WHO Il QUIkE THE SERVICES OF AN
Lexpvrienced female phy stefan should consult Mrs.
Ia. WILSON HOS Park Place e.. bet. b and aud
l1th and 18th sta. ne. Ladies' only Dec
IT HAS NEVER BEEN CoNTRADIcTED THAT
II DIR. BROTHERS is the Observation-Disclosures sdvertis-
,1 da,ss ss III Elk oS - can
Particular attention paid - all diseases peculiar %
Ladies. married Or single Forty Year, expsrasncs
my2y-lm'
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A boTTLE
VI or two Of DR.. BkoIHfhs lnvsorsune Cordial
power IL iparts yisor 10 the whole system Male or
female SOo b 81 mb2s-lm'
ID FAD AND BE wIsE-DR BROTHERS. 006 b ST.
HI ~ appeared before and IDade oath thst he 10
the Oldest Established Expert Specialist IN this cty
guarantee in all Of private dissese
men and furnish medicine OF no chArre consultar
ton and advice at any hour during the day sub
tcribed and sworn before me " Dr bhQ
District Of COLUMBIA this ID dAy u Jaly. lssA
lny34-1m-
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QUICK SALES AND SNAIL Pnor1rs.
MOTTO OF

F.s. WILLIAMS l. CO., Druggists.
Under Masonic Temple. corner 9th and F sts. NV,
Wherewill be found the most complete and varied
stock Of Drugs Patent Medicines and Perfumeries in
the city. at prices which better and few meet
as shown by the following partial list:
The best Triple Extracts. in bulk. $50 per OF
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IN NEIGHBORING ISLES.
Pen Picture Of the LONELINESS OF Gu.
ban Women.

MODELS OF sYHNETKY-THErR BFwrrcHNe EYES,
GRACEFUL cARRIAGx AND BEAUTY OF EXPRESSION
-now CUBAN coURrsBIPs ARE coSDucTED-sUR-
vIrLLANoB OF YOUNG GIRLS
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the IDEAL GENTLEMAN.
The Effect OF Coed Breeding and True
Culenre Upon . Young Man.

NANNKRs ALONE DO NOT MAKE TIE oRNTI.InAN-How
NsrNcRRrrY or CULTURE AND DRIRDrNG RESULTS
IN vuL0ARrrY-rHR sKIyIsHNHss OF MEN AND
WOMEN In FASHIONABLE SOCIETY.
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q per PINT.
Handoine In unequaled as q beautifer of the COM
pexlon. II renders the skin white, smooth aud soft
it. Per bottle, 25c.
Soda waterwe have the and coolest in the city,
all made from the best materials and favored with
pure fruit juice syrupS
We take every and pains in prescription de-
partment. which Is complete. being thoroughly
stocked with drugs and chemicals from the most
liable manufacturers, such as SQuibb. Powers and
ecrptions intrusted to our will be satisfactorily
dispensed at the lowest rates Don't mistake tue
place-IHE TEMPLE DRUG STORE, under Masonic
Temple. corner 9TH aud 4 sts.
my24 F. 8. WILLIAMS co, Propr.stors
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CIR Tn Best.
THE CONCORD HARNESS.
We sre the Sole Agents for this Celebratod Harnesa
and have constantly hand full stock which ssl
a CONCORD PRICEa beware Of limitations and So
thst Won ret the genuine Concogd Harness !" Sole
y NO better.
Lutte BRO,
l07 Penn. ave. adjoining Nstional Hotsl
fun stock of Trunks and 6aschais II tbs best
makes. at very low ps1cs& m1x
NVHE CxLLULOID TRO6G
IL That never beeaks, never vsaD cot aaWayselsaAs
ana Snn b worn while oathinG
CnAA TI0DEH4
o23 1sh .tEoet northWuok
Nm xyeAxR esvosss AsE ss,sntaoa v ths vSnt.ee
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Some English young men of fashion permit them.
selves an ease OF manner which degenerates into
rudenessI A young man who takes his foot in his
lap and pulls up his stocking, nursing his leg all
the time, and Tolls about, bringing the language
and manners OF the stable into the drawing-room.
Is no gentleman, although he may be descended
from an hundred earla HE Is not one 10 be de.
sired" well-meanng youth, who is awkward
but respectful, whose manners betray perhaps
original eccentncity, who may be unaccustOmed
to the etiquette OF fashionable dinner table, but
who Is willing 70 learn, he Is q real gentleman.
A gentleman should never let his breath offend:
the breath OF smoker and drinker cannot be
disguised by cachous or cardamOn seeds. San
ounce Of prevention Is worth pound OF cure. and
cleanliness, which Is next to goodness should ar
range ana prevent this Onense. Artificial observ-
ances have this merit: they keep out Of society
these Independent beings who insist on Offending
every sense. Dirty linen. unbrushed shoes, and
hands which have not experienced the bene1t OF
soap may belong to agenus or q reformer, but
they are not permitted In society. II q man per-
sists In being thus original he VIII not be often
asked TO dinner. There is no such selnshness or
rudeness as 70 impose tnelegant manners and ad.
verse opinions on the company into which one is
invited. A man who advances opinions and sys-
TENS OF thought which he knows will shock his
hearers Is no gentleman. M. 4 W. ssIRwoop.
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u TON, MAY 81, 1855. - Sealed Proposal.
will be received until WEDNESDAY. June
TWENTY. 1883. at TWELVE O'CLOCK noon for
the waste paper Of this Department and its several
offices and the o. 5. Civil Service Commission during
the fiscal year ending June 80 1889 Proposals must
be made ON the Departmental forms winch with the
necessary instructions, will be furnished on Applica-
ton to this Department. WILLIAM +. Villas. Sec
rotary. ie.lsSw5t
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Inc surveillance or parents over daughters rem
GERS the matter OF courtship q serious affair In
CUBA Many young men actually become dolorous
tofe 50 much as civil RECOGNITION by the family is
BtAntcu bct there Is Undoubtedly a high quality
VI patlence exhibited TIE part OF the family as
Wen as oy Doughty lover. Time after time al an
LUIS VI tae nisnl, on returning 10 my hotel from
oisers wanderinss In the Cuban ca pitaI. have
passed these loye-stricken youths stationed oDpo-
ese the homes OF their inamoratas In ali mani,er
VI ASonlLeo attitudes strumming dew-mufffed
notes upon ancient guitars, and lifting their voices
IN passionate though doeful petitions TO the MINT
The moon, the stars and an the SAINTS 10 AID
them IN reaching the ears and hearts OF their
auoradas- The fayorfte, indeed almost the nm
versaI ballad sung by these love-lorn Cuban
youths Is IA Luna" OF which recall one stanza:
Mis- penss mis- fatizas.
Ia NO 90 pu-don contAs.
Be albanian una. q
Como las olas del mar.
Luna. bella prOtectora.
NO me- niesues ia fulssr;
voy en- busca de tosoro-
soy en- buscA de mi amor.
Herinoss noche. TODD poexia,
iodo es aroma. TODD amor
Siento susve lleva susp,xo
Leva un suspirs levz mi amor.
Ny ,orrows and ianzuors
unmsAsurable portion.
They follow each other
As waves OF the ocran-
Sweet Luna. protec treas
Deny not efugence:
For treasure FIN searching
Ny dear loves indulzencsi
Calm Might all poetic,
All balm and AL love,
Let thy breath watt the planting
And saghs OF my love.
RIVAL RoNKos.
Al this may seem ridiculous to US bat Il Il far
Hou that 70 those who thus pour out their souls
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
SMALL UPRIGHT PIANOS FOB RENT: JUST The
- thing Tor small rooms or apartments reached by
stsirwayA Pianos rented in city or country.
SANDERS sTAYMAN,
myl-3m S34 ST. NV.
nuk REGULAR LINE OF STANDARD PIANOS:
- Decker Bros. Weber Eisshsr E.tsy; sold on easy
934 4 St N. W.. Washington. d 4
ID n. Charles St, Baltimore. ma
myl-3m 12l1 Main st.. Richmond Va
G.. l.. WnD Il Bnos.
100 9TH 1t. NV. Estsblished 1884.
Worid-rsnowned Krauich Bach and other Pianos
and o. eans ut low prices and terms. Pianos for
rent ct reduced rates Special tuning and
repatrtng. PIANOS novel with best Appliances 5a7
NEW STYLE EsTEY ORGANS. WITH SIX go oc-
IN tavea The philharmonic" Is still q wonder
TO ali who zee aud hear It. SANDERS 4 sIAYMAN.
myl-3m 034 st. n ".
KNABr Pnsos
UNEQUALED IN TONE TOUCH, wORKMASsHP
AND DURABILITY.
6pec1al attention Of PurcnsoerU n invited % our
HlGHEsT DECORATIvE AIT.
6ECOND-hAND PIANOS. nne as.ostnnsns p
WI KNABE Co.
myl SIT Market 6pscA
IL yopl lyEsIoHr FAILIxos II 50 60 TO W
Ii. TARfAN. Jeweles and Optsciany 6O4 9th q; NV.
and have youe tssesd with Ox. ktngs trial Tense.
ths hsss IN THE country. my2x-Sna0
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1888-04-05

Rev. J. R. Madison, recently ap-
pointed presiding elder of the Junction
CITY district, was soldier during the
war. He has been in Kansas about
eighteen years and member OF the
state conference seventeen years. de
was not in charge last year on account
of poor health, but it having greatly
improved. he is once more ready for
work. His wife, a noble christian
worker. is very low with cancer. and
cannot long survive. Brother Madl-
son is one of the ablest preachers OF the
Standardization City Union.
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A Grand Old Soldiers Reunion
WASHINGTON, KAs.,

WASHINGTON, KAs., March q.
EDITOR REFLECTOR: The Execu-
tive Committee of the Fifth Congress
sional District Reunion Association
met in this city today and fixed the
date for our reunion August q, p,
q and "a, 1883. Fifteen hundred dol
lars have already been raised by the
citizens of Washington as starter,
and more will be Clipped in if neces-
sary. This is to be the Third Annual
reunion of the Fifth Congressional Dis
trict Association of Kansas, open to
every loyal citizen of the United States.
Washington sends greeting to all OF
Uncle Sans old boys and their numer-
GUS friends, and urgently invites them
to meet, and greet, and talk together
under her protecting guns. We will
be prepared to care for all who come.
Make your arrangements to be with us
and have a good time.
j. E. PICKARD, Adjutant.
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Rosedale Riots.

Mrs. Robert Broadfoot is seriously
ill.
The young folks weekly prayermeet-
ings are growing in interest.
Nr. Oscar Henry has returned from
New Mexico and settled in Sunny Kan
sas.
A fishing party of huge dimensions
is being talked of, the parties going
from Rosedale to Terrapin Lake, there
to fish, hunt and pleasure fipd.
TheChase lyceuD closed with grand
display of oratorical talent last We'd
nesday evening Everybody votes the
Chase dandy"
Miss Fannie Hooper, of Buckeye, is
visiting at the Shadinger residence this
week. She "took in" the Rosedale
school, and votes it a daisy for gum
chewing and wearing a pompadour
style of hair.
f. A. Shadinger closes his school
next week and the patrons will all be
there to say, that he has been entirely
successful in his method of imparting
modern ideas to modern youths.
There is a great deal of electric
ity floating in the atmosphere now, if
you don't believe it ask Charlie Spang-
Ter how he could lead horse and hug
two girls at the same time if it wasn't
for that same electricity. ARoD.
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Death of v. T. Lansing.

Mr.. Y. T. Lansing died at his resi-
dence in this city last Saturday even
ing and was buried this afternoon at
the Detroit cemetery. Mr.. Lansing re-
sided at Detroit for several years where
he conducted a drug store. He was
appointed postmaster at Detroit about
two years ago. he moved to this city
last winter, and previous to his death
was a composition at the Chronicle
office. He has been in poor health for
several months. Mr.. Lansing was an
honest, conscientious man. He was
about rs years old.
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Are You Going South?

If so, it is Of great Importance to
you to be fully informed as to the
cheapest, most direct and most pleas
ant route. 70 will wish to purchase
your ticket via the route that will sub
Ject you to no delays, and by which
through trains are run. Before you
start you should provide yourself with
map and time table Of the Gulf Route
kansas City, Fl. Scott & Gulf R. R.
the only direct route from and via
Kansas City to all points in Eastern
and Southern Kansas, Southwest Mis-
souri, and Texas. Practically the only
route from the West to all Southern
cities. Entire trains with Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars, and Free Reclin-
ing Chair Cars, Kansas City to Mem
phis; through Sleeping Car. Kansas
City to New Orleans. No change of
cars of any class, Kansas City to
Chattanooga, Knoxville and Bristol,
Tenn. This is the direct route, and
many miles the shortest line to Little
Rock, Hot Springs, Eureka Springs,
Fort Smith, Van Buren,. Fayetteville,
and all points in Arkansas. Send for
large map. Send for a copy of the
Missouri and Kansas Farmer an
eight page illustrated paper, contain
ing full and reliable information in re-
lation to the great states of Missouri
and Kansas. Issued monthly and
mailed free. Address,
J. E. LOCKWOOD,
q. p. & 7. A. Kansas Cit1.
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More Good News.

The people of our fair city will re-
joice to know that the Kansas State
Sunday School Association will hold its
next (23d) annual convention in the
city Of Abilene during the first week
in June, 1888.
The board of trade, of our city, has
kindly consented to take an interest in
the matter. and will call meeting to
be held in their rooms during the early
part of this week, when the various
committees, necessary, will be appoint
ed. Everybody who is interested in
Sunday School work will be welcome
at said meeting-in fact the board of
trade desire that all Sunday School
workers attend.
Every effort will be put forth to
make this the best convention ever held
in the history of the State Association,
There will be more delegates in at
tendance at this convention than at
any other ever held in the state under
the same auspices more counties will
be represented than ever before the
best Sunday School talent in the state
will be procured to assist in the work
Of the convention, as well as some of
the best from abroad. Prof. E. o..
Excel, of Chicago, a fine musical COM
poser and director, who travels with
Sam Jones, viii be present and have
charge of the music of the convention.
Rev. W. F. Crafts, the great s. s.
man" of New York, will slso be pres
emit during the entire convention.
An interesting program is being pre-
pared which will be distributed through
the mails in due time. Now, dear
friends, Ito the work ~ Let us all
rustic" THAT word needs no explana-
tion among Kansans. SIN union there
is strength" This is purely unde-
work. Let, therefore.
every church and Sunday School in our |
city take an interest in this matter, and |
let there be united effort to make the
in prospect the most en-
thusiastic and spiritual ever held in
Kansas.
sit is moved and seconded" that we
ali put our shoulder to the wheel and
each "push our pound in this work
that our hand finds to do. The ques-
lion is called for-the motion is putt
and the yoteis unanimous in the affirm
ativa q j. a. BRIGHT,
Gen. Sec. Kas. State s. s. Assn.
AaAA GIL. $500
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Rebecca Wilkinsc

Rebecca Wilkinson, OF Brownsvalley, Ind.
says: 81 had been in q distressed condition for
three years from Nervousness, Weakness OF the
stomach, Dyspepsia and Indigestion until my
health was gone. had been doctoring constant
~ with no relief. l bought one bottle OF South
American Nervine, which done me more good
than any $50 worth OF doctoring ever did in my
life. would advise every weakly person to use
it has cured me Completely. 1 consider it the
grandest medicine In the world L ial bottle
will convince you. Price Is cents SLIPS. Sold by
j. NJ. Gleissner, druggist, Abilene.
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y. T.. LUX OOD,
g. p. 81 T. A. Kansas CITY.

Great rejoicing all over the world on account
the discovery of South American Nervine which
is acknowledged by all as the most valuable med
ical discovery OF this century. 1t possesses prop
critics which quickly cure the Stomach and Nerves
and give sweet and refreshing health VIII, re dis
ease, nervousness and pain have been the rule
South American Nervine has no equal as a cure
for weak Stomach, weak Nerves, weak Lungs,
weakly females, weakness Of old age and all ferns
of failing health, trial bottle will convince you
Price Is cts, and s.. Is. Sold by j. NJ. GlEIssNER
druggist, Abilene, Kansas
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1888-04-05

Mr.. A. b. Crazy, of Cheever, came
near having a serious ACCIDENT yesCeI-
day. His team started Suddenly throw
ING him to the ground, the hind wheels
psssing over his body. He came out
crippled only, but narrowly escaped
xudden humiliation.
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AsSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
STATH OF KANSAS, ! ..
Dickinson COUNTY. %

Stair OF KANSAS,
Dickinson County.
In the matter of the assignment OF c.
Dewar & Co.
Creditors and others interested are hereby no.
titled that on tuesday, the first day OF May, A.
d. 1898, and for two consecutive days thereafter,
at the Office OF the Clerk Of the District Court
in the City OF Abilene in said County from 9
O'Clock, a. m, until O'Clock, p. m, OF each day,
will attend and proceed publicly TO adjust and
allow demands against the estate and effects of
the above named asSignors in my hands.
22-Sm c. Z. BITING, JR., Assignee.
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Married.

At the Presbyterian parsonage IN
Abilene, April I'd, Matthew Savage, OF
Enterprise, and Mary Hislop, of Lost
Springs. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. DR.. McKeehan.
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1.-THE large and handsome pot OF dal-
sizes, and several other plants, also tue
beautiful floral crown at the Episcopal
church on Easter Sunday, were Ironl
Miller's greenhouse.
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ABSTRACTSI

l have complete and reliable set of
Abstracts of lands and lots in Dickin
son County, which are brought up to
date every day. If you want an abstract
call and see me-
!. ri. RRADY