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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-05-03
Notion Department.

siS5S HvtiUit aDtpdEtaueht.@ :.
Laces 10 acyard and up : ''nsis'ssi,j
Embroideriesy good widths; for less
yard up to the finest grade, equally
alow,ae.y II g5g, Ie-"o2! y, .:c9
4s-lnch embroidered dress founcins
yfor 42e a yard, worth 7ae.e,a7s GO.
Needles ,t z papers for 2 cents, ss..a.
Linen and White Goods, -. :.
Large assortment Of white g goods. -
Towels from Sc a pair upward. ~, :, ;.
Honeycotnt towels, 24x42,' fof l0c.
worth 20e..'1gb l,3i .t'''5E ,"5'I
Turkish bath towels for &c. j.sl Aei.3 4
ALI linen crash for &c a yard and up.
Handkerchiefsl from &c apiece up,
last colors. 7a,.j has .gti. D5i g. q:l@
Underwear Department. 3." =
Children's rbalbriggap shirts, neck
and sleeves ' s, trimppe ned, from 1 5 up
Ladies gauzee Vests, g,ooopd quality, ggcc'
Ladies' isle thread vests, 75c, worth
/ i$r.25. 1I"- '7ho3rE 7,'j - sTsfIEIIs 49,
Gents good gaukes Gndershirts, &c:
Gents very good balbfiggan under
wear at'52c, worth S5c.J"Tt' ssF;,'a
, '.',.a Pants Department. n. . ..a.
Good oyeralls ,55c-.s-ys ...:.i7s,f ,....-
JOB lot of pants, worth $500 a pair,
we slaughter at CSC pair, -,
Good jean pants, lined, well made
National Republican., 1888-06-04
THE COURT RECORD.

Court In General Term-Chlef Justice Bing-
ham and Justices Cox and James--No as.
Signment for to-day. Opinions will be handed
down and then the court will take q recess
to allow the Justices to sit In equity.
Circuit Court, Division No. i-Justlce Hag-
ner.--Williams vs. Reid; demurrer to declara.
tion sustained; leave to amend In ten days
award. Manning vs.. CaportOn; ordered TO
give security for costs In twenty days. Ger.
man VS.. Ruppert; motions to strike out plea
and for Judgment oveTued. Botelcr vs.
Dexter; submitted to court; judgment for de-
fendant appealed Easom vs.. Golden Cross;
motion to Quash return of service granted
aud leave to amend in ten days. Ayerrlll vs.
Second National Bank; mot Ion for Judgment
Withdrawn; ordered on calendar PatriasCO
vs.. SCagnclli; demurrer overruled: placed at
foot of calendar. Butler vs.. Joyce; motion
for new tliul uvCwuCd; appealed Sheehy
vs.. H. q =. II. Il, Co.; time TO file bond eS.
tended twenty days Assignment for today
Nos rs zoe 90i s5s 40, aii ~, and !i3..
Circuit Court. Division No e-.Iustice Mer;
rick Jones vs.. Wales; motion for new trial
overruled Bowie VS. Hume; motion for new
trial overiuled: appeal entered. Assignment
for to-day, Nos :, 3M ,.s, 10 ~ w, las' SM MO
3Gl, lOs, 100. iiO, III. il2.
EQUITY Coutt--tustice Cox.--Iuhnson vs.,
Cook; Belle VI, Howard appointed guardian ad
litCm, Clark vs.. Perry: receivers ordered to
pay over balance to administrator and sell re.
mining assets to Rufus II. Darby Anderson
vs.. Ferris; sale finally ratified. Garnett vs..
ColNpll: conveyance to complainant decreed.
BDine vs.. Paine! written biduf Chase. SimOns
ordered accepted
Probate Comt-,Iustice Cox.-Estate of
Vim. II. scott: inventory filed, value si20 2j:
Amanda II. Scott appointed guardian. Estate
of Lucy l.. Hunter; will returned by Comnis.
sion with three dispositions. Estate of E1e.
kcl II. Elliott letters testamentary to Lucre.
tia Ann Elliott: special bond, 81, 500.
Criminal COurt-JustiCe MONTGOMERY, AS
signment for today--United States VS.. Adam
Winecoff, for larceny from the person; Ander-
son Christian for assault with intent to kill,
and Sunny johnson, for assault with intent to
Kill
National Republican., 1888-06-04
Excursion to Cincinnati via Pietur-
esuue ~. a. q.

The Washington Division No. /. Uniformed
Rank, knights of Pythias, have arranged for
special train service over the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad to Cincinnati on occasion
meeting Supreme Grand Lodge, June IL. The
special will he composed of u. Il o buffet
sleeping cars. and Will leave station, corner
New Jersey avenue and G street. II p IN.
saturday June q arriving Cincinnati Sunday
evening. Breakfast will be taken at Grafton,
W. Va, dinrer at Chillicothe, Ohio. The ride
over the scenic portion of the road will be iii
daylight, affording the excursionsts an OPP
pultunity to view the grandeur Of the Allie
erland Of America The round trip rate, in
cluding sleeping car accommodations, one
berth for each person, meals going and re-
turning, IL only Sl2 Return portion of tickets
will be good until July I'd. The Division will
carry a first. class band, and propose TO make
this the finest trip ever given by them The
name of the Division Is an all.snflicient guar
antee that this promise will be fulfilled. For
full particulars apply in person or by writing
to Percy q. Smith, y. Agt. Il. ~ o. X. r., 1851
Penn avenue, or the following committee:
II. Coggins, !NLdI Office: John W. Thompson,
Navy Yard; G. j. l.. Foxwell, War Depart.
ment: W. H. Mohler 1900 North Capitol street.
Tickets are on sale at following places and
by members of the Divsion A. S. Witherbee
u Co., northeast corner 1lth and Pennsylvania
stand; Whitehands, 305 1th street northwest;
Mockbee II CO.. 1903 Il street northwest Hen.
dersons. iC5 18th street; II. NJ. Brown, Ith and
n streets: II. &. Wagner, 32?l VI street
Srhufhiri's drug store, North Capitol and II
streets: +. PitEer " Co., drug store. sol East
Capitol street: W. i. Tune, grocer, 80 9TH
street southwest.
National Republican., 1888-06-04

The following lodges will meet tonight at
the places named
Masonic Potomac No :. Georgetown; u.
B. French, No. Is, Masonic Temple; AnacOstin,
No. II. AnaCostia: rentalpha, No. -, Masonic
Temple: Eureka, No. 4, msEevcnth street.
|. q. q. F. Beacon No IL, odd Fellows
Hall; Excelsior, No. Il. odd Fellows lIall
Harmony, No. 0. Eighth Street Hall, East
Washington; Union, No. II. Third street aud
Pennsylvania avenue,
G. A. RI. \. Garfield, No :, lil9 Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
Knights of pythius, Calanthe No II, Penn
Sylvann avenue and Ninth street northwest
Equal No Il. 3li Eighth street northwest.
knights Of Honor. Potomac. 1874.
l. q. of R.-Heber Tent No 10. Georgetown
|. o. of Il, M.-usage, Nc. u. 1875 seventh
street.
l. o. M.-P"tomac. No Q, 600 { street north
west: Harmony, No. 10, Hilton Hall, seventh
and u streets.
Il. of Golden Eagle. Monarch No. ., 81
Ninth street northwest.
L. Vt John a. Logan. No =, Veterans
Hall, F.3 T street northwest
Sons of Ionadab.-mvlncihle No, :, hcad.
emy Hall. Georgetown.
To. G. T. Friendship. No. H. Wimot HALL
Eighth aud 7 streets northeast; Anchor, No.
-. Elks' Hall 9Oa Pennsylvania avenue.
National Onion Congressional. No 2OS, luDi
G. street northwest.
National Republican., 1888-06-04

A London tailor's die
tum was that he could
take a meal sack and
make a suit of clothes
worthy of a gentleman's
wearing if the fit was
right. Gentlemen have
fancies in dressing. One
goes forsomething snowy,
another expressly calls for
a special weave, and so on.
But the ;rticular points
of a suit are fit and style.
Material and make may
be ever so good, but con-
dempation will pc swift if
there be failure in fit and
style. In these two points
our stock of suits for busi-
ness and everyday wear
fulfills the highest ideals
of dress, with due atten-
tion given to propriety of
fabrics and perfectness of
making, and, above all,
with the wit of the cloth
ier-his ha nd work
shining at it's brightest,
in the tone of fashion
reigning in them, impalp-
ably, distinctly stamping
them as stylish and fault
less in fit. We eXtol these
less highly than a gentle
man would in examining
them. They are ready
made, and at prices of
ready made. You'll be
likely to think them above
the average of custom
work when you see them.
National Republican., 1888-06-04
order the SUNDAY REPUBLCAS, only 10 cents
per month, delivered by carrier and mail.
Nelson Division No. y. knights of
pNthins, to Cincinnati, Ohio.

In order TO accord members of the order
and tlicir friends an opportunity to visit Gin.
cinnati, Ohio, ON the occasion of the meeting
instant. the Nelson Division No .. Uniformed
Rank. knights of Pythas, has perfected ar.
rangemCntS with tile Pennsylvania railroad
whereby the trip can be made at a nominal
station on Saturday next. the 9th instant, at
1890 p. M. for which round trip tickets will
he sold at rate Of Sl2, including sleeping car
accommodations and meals On route In both
directions The schedule of the special train
Is arranged SO H. to cross the Alleghenies in
the morning, that cNCurSlOnists may he af-
fordcd an opportunity to see the most attrac-
tive scenic portion OF the Pennsylvania route,
crossing the mountains. rounding the Horse.
shoe curve and the ascent of the AllcgrippuS.
Those desiring to avail themselves of this ex-
traurdinHly nip should secure tickets early,
which are now In the hands of the committee
for sale Each ticket entities holder to the
privileges mentioned above,
National Republican., 1888-06-04
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences Iu and About tho
CITY.

The old RitiCnhuusc estate, on Georgetown
Heights, has been purchased by u New York
syndicate for s9i,Om.
The electric wires ON Pennsylvania avenue,
from seventeenth street to the Washington
Circle have been placed underground
Oniccr Lewis. saturday evening, arrested
wyatt iuhnSuu, culDred, ON complaint Of
Joseph carter Tor alleged writing of policy,
OnIccr Costello, saturday afternoon, ar.
rested 500 Wah, q laundryman on Pennsyl
Nanin avenue, and charged him with keeping
a disulderly huusC
Ncs,r, James H. Barbour, Frank Hume
and i.C. Erguud are the delegates from here
To the Wholesale gruccrs' convention, which
meet, IN New York June 33
The new catholic church at Iyattsvilc, a
description ut which was given IN the
NATIONAL RErt HtlCNN some time ago will be
dedicated by Cardinal Gibbons ON the 9Th
instant.
\ Chapter Of ST. Andrews Brotherhood has
hccn organized III Emanuel church, Anacus
tia, by the rector. RCv. W g. Davenport Mr.,
B. Bryan Is the president, and 7. NJ Cnwood
is the secretary.
Louis Doris, colored, Saturday night a..
saultcd his wife. Mary IN u moment of Jealous
anger. OfiCer simpson being informed Ot II
arrested the assailant and locked him up at
tie ~iNth precinct station.
National Republican., 1888-06-04

In order to accommodate many of Its mem.
bers, General John A. Logan Camp, No. ,, $.
OF v, have changed their regular meeting
nights to the first and second Wednesdays in
Eleventh street northwest at y o'clock. The
first meeting to take place tonight This
camp is rapidly gaining additions In mem
bership, nearly all its recruits being young
men over twenty years of age. There are sew
eral comrades OF the Grand Army active
members in the camp, as their fathers were In
the army or navy. This camp has arranged
for several excursions during the summer the
View, day and evening. The commanders of
the several posts of the q. A. r. have beeu in
yited tu accompany the "Sons,' and many
have accepted and will he present. The 10.
gans" intend to make their excursion select
in every respect, as no improper person will
he allowed on the boat or grounds.
National Republican., 1888-06-04
A QUICK CiISOP.
Converting Load OF Muck Into
Money.

Money.
Farmers know well enough that grain
of wheat planted in good, rich soil will bring
forth multitude of grains, but 1t seldom
happens that dollar planted even in the
purcst OF fertilizers will produce rs rich a
harvest as that rcapcd by Washingonian
the other day. \ ,Nidi' reporter happened
Yesterday to meet Mr.. j. W. Yates at his
sale stables. Gl2 q street, and while there
some inquiry was made rs to his good for
tune In securing prize Of Sl5,OO from the
Louisiana lottery at the last drawing Mr.
Yates seemed perfectly willing 10 talk about
his good luck,
"A COlurCd man came into my stables a
few weeks ago" hc said, "nnd paid me for
load Of manure had sold him some days
before lie gave me q dollar and, with this
iu my pocket, was on the street q little
while aftcrwnul, when met a fellow whom
! know With some lottery tickets to sell,
buy one occasionally, and SO, happening to
think uf The dollar which was us good rs
wen, told him to give rue ticket He
pulled one from Il bundle aud paid him
for II and put II IN my pocket. The draw
ing, believe, tool, place on the Sth of this
month, and when the paper cameuut with the
lists IN | glanced anthem, but without think
ing Of my ticket. In fnct, was looking for
news from the PimliCn RACES, with an idea
that perhaps might have won SIG for 81 on
one Of the races. OF course saw that The
ticket numbered 55,3l5, which was the num-
bcr on mine, had drawn the capital prize of
SljOOOO. did not believe then that II
amAnted to anything, hut took the ticket
| down to the bank and told them to put 1t in
with my deposit, and II there was anything
| IN it there might he some good holding on
| to IT, The money came few days after
wnrd-a New Orleans National Bank check
for l5.0OO-my ticket drawing one.tenth Of
| the capital prize II came by Adams ES-
press, and | paid the charges and got the
| money. That is the whole story WASTE
WgtOH (D. C.) star, May 30.
National Republican., 1888-06-04
Gen. L.ogan's Body.

transferred some time during the present
month from Rock Creek Cemetery to the
Soldiers Home Cemetery, only a short dis.
tanCc away from the vault where the remains
now lie, Tile site selected for the grave is
about where the ceremonies We're held Dec,
Grafton day II was selected by Mrs. Logan,
and il some fifty feet on so from the road. A
large tombstone j. being built to be placed
over the grave. Dob
National Republican., 1888-06-04
A ViIlainous Assault.

James Corners, an Trishman. and claiming
To be s. years old and halter 10y trade, entered
the st. James Hotel Saturday afternoon about
I O'Clock, accompanied by a small white boy
to enter the water closet An Gmploye a min
ute later heard the boy screaming api on
rushing into the place discovered tSrners per
petrating yillainer-T.nd dastardly indecent
fled, but was captured by Officer Acton and
locked up at the FIRST precinct station,
National Republican., 1888-06-04

The twenty.first year of the New England
Conservatory of Music, Boston, which has Just
drawn TO close has been the most success
ful in the history Of that phenomcnally sue.
cessrul institution. Nearly 300 pupils have
received instruction In It's several schools Of
music. art, OratUry. languages. litcratllre,
piano and organ tuning, physical culture, sc,
Every state and territory and many other
countries have been represented in It's halls
The ablest artists and teachers arV0 Its fac
ulty. and yearly additions are made from
American and European sources.
National Republican., 1888-06-04

Having imported largely
this season, and owing to the
baCkwardness of the season,
we find ourselves over
stocked, and cannot and will
not carry them over. In order
to close them out as rapidly
as possible we have made
the following reductions in
prices for ONE WEEK, COM
mencing MONDAY and con-
tinuing through the week.
National Republican., 1888-06-04
Low Kntes to ChiCngn.

Those desiring to attend the National Re
publican Convention to be held IN Chicago
ILL.,, June 10, should take advantage of the low
rates offered by the Pennsylvania railroad,
tickets TO he sold June II to IS. inclusive, good
tied fare. namely $500 for the round trip, or
SIS for the round trip including meals and
sleeping ear accommodations en- route, by
special train arranged for the Republican
clubs, leaving Washington at 10 Il. m. June IL.
National Republican., 1888-06-04
Republican National Convention, Chi
rapo. III.

Aside from the low rate to Chicago an.
nounced for members and friends of the lie-
publican clubs of Washington. the pennsylya'
cago June IA to II, inclusive, good TO return
until June !G inclusive, at rate of Slb.ij, being
one limited fare for the round trip. These
fees of the company and valid for passage on
regular trains in both directions.
National Republican., 1888-06-04
The Annlostan I,ont club.

At the meeting of the Analostau Boat Club
held last saturday night, Mr.. Samuel 1rmble
was elected captain, and DR.. c, L. Kennedy
first lieutenant. The regular regatta Of the club
will take place on Monday, June H. the races
beginning at $50 O'Clock, after which there
will be dance and supper, Fifteen applica-
tionS for membership were received and three
new members were elected.
National Republican., 1888-06-04
Change of Schedule on the Alexandria
and Frederic K shnrp HALLWAY.

\ change of schedule on the Alexandria and
day, whereby trains formerly leaving wash
ington for Alexandria at 0Ii a. IN. and $3.50 p.
m, daily, will leave At oIj Il. IN. and 5:j1 p. m
rnSnp.tiNplV
National Republican., 1888-06-04

George +, Anderson, of Atho Mass Il
brother Of Police Officer W. $, Anier son. Of
the fifth precinct, was killed near his hone
recently 10y train of cars, The deceased
was Il tOrmerresidCnt of AnuCOSiia, where he
was well and lnNurubly known, AZ the time
OF his death lc was employed At muclne
shop at Athul, lie leaves It wife and four
rhlIhrnM.
National Republican., 1888-06-04
ms ncllrncr nf Elnrnr nnh ille eficacy

It's Dcliracy of Flavor and the efficacy OF
Its action have rendered the famous liquid
lar. II cleanses and tones up the clogged ant
fevcrish system. dispcs headaches, colds, AND
fevcIs, cures Ilabitllal Constipation, Dyspep
sia, and the many ills depending on weak OF
inactive condition of the Kidneys, Liver and
Bowels, For sale IN 80 cent and 81 bottles by
all leading druggists. Manufactured only 10y
the California Fig Syrup Company, San Fran
cisco, Cal,
National Republican., 1888-06-04
Republican Clubs to Chicago Conven-
Iinn Xin Penn.NlNnnia RHilrOnh.

The Republican National League and Ma
tiunal Republican Club will leave Washing
cial train ut 1000 a. M, saturday, June III, and
members and their friends are invited to ac-
company them to the National Convention to
be held in Chicago, Ill.,, June 10. For the
special train round "trip tickets will be sold AT
the low rate of SIS, Including sleeping cal
accommodations and mcals en- route In botl
directions The rate Is extraordinarily low.
tile liberal limit as to return trip. tickets be
ing valid for return passage until June ~. in
elusive. Those desiring to avail thcmselye:
OF this unprecedented opportunity to visit
Col. l.. =. Wright or Mr.. Robert $. Fletcher
AT League headquarters, or to Mr. VI. Trim
bic, of National Republican club, ut No lOiC
+ street northwest IN order to secure ticket,
and good accommodations In slcepcrs
National Republican., 1888-06-04

An effort is being made in Anacosta to or
ganiHe an athletic club with an ultimate view
of starting q gymnasium. \ meeting will he
held this week for the purpose of carrying out
the plnn,
National Republican., 1888-06-04
Anderson Ferguson. Bloody Act.

\ week ago II colOred man named Anderson
Ferguson became Jealous Of the attention that
was shown Mary Coleman. also colored, living
on l. street, near Twenty first, and ON coming
to the latter's house at night he got into II
quarrel with her. Ferguson IL Is alleged, be-
came frenZied with passion and hit the woman
on the head, splitting her skull and causing a
dangerous wound. He made his escape, and
has not since been seen. The woman Is still
in preCarous condition, but yesterday there
was a slight hope that she would recover,
Special sale of Suits reduced to Si6. Else
man Bros, itl and +. the only Manufacturing
Clothicrs and Tailors In Washington,
National Republican., 1888-06-04
Low Rates to Cincinnati.

Those having in contemplation Il trip To- Gin.
cinnnti ohio on the occasion of the meeting
Of the supreme lodge I'm that city June f.,
should remember that the Nelson Division, No.
>, Uniformed Rank. Knights of pythias, has
perfected arrangements with the Pcnnsyl.
yania railroad for special service from Wash
ingtun leaving here at 1890 =. m. saturday
next June o. Round trip tickets will he sold
at the low rate of Sl9, including sleeping ear
accommodations going and meals en- route In
both directions All are invited to join in and
make the trip grand success, the members Oi
the division promising To do all they can FOR
the comfort and pleasure of those accompany.
ing them.
National Republican., 1888-06-04

Special sale OF Suits reduced TO SIS. Else
man Bros, Ith and +, the only Manufacturing
ClUthers and Tailors In Washington,
National Republican., 1888-06-04

FoR family Use no beer is better than the
Faust" from the Anheuser Busch Brewing
Association. Try II, and be convinced. Of.
fee corner First and Virginia avenue south.
west. Phone SS9.5. Frank Schwarz, manager
National Republican., 1888-06-04
The Anaoostio Athletic Club.

Special sale of Suits reduced to SIS. Else
man Bros. ith and T., the only Manufacturing
ClnthcrS and Tailors in Washington.
National Republican., 1888-06-04
Now Englnnh Conseryntnry of Music

Special sale of Suits reduced to Sl Else.
man Bros ;th and l., the only Manufacturing
Clothicrs and TailorS in Washington,
National Republican., 1888-06-04
WIRE WINDOW SCREENS
AND DOORS.

Now i, the time to place
your orders.
National Republican., 1888-06-04
"P. r." 81 flannel shirts q l'AnglaiSc.
"p. H." $l.25 Gray flannel shirts.
"P H." Slf5 Blue flannel shirts.
up, r." French flannel shirts: =

we can't suit you from our stock none
can. Certainly no such values elsewhere for
the money. Boys sizes, IL to II inch nccks,
Fancy plaids at I5c, Gray flannel ut ST., Blue
iiannelat Sl25. All with the now plated
fronts, made up equally as well as the mems.
Lower prices because less material; cuttings
from mems shirts can be used.
Have YOU seen our "King" Shirtwaists In
pcrCale and fannoly Please tell the boys to
call aud try ono on. A room Cor such pir.
poses.
National Republican., 1888-06-04
Former Wnshinrtonian Killed.

order the SUNDAY REPUBuCAN, only ~ cent
Ter month, delivered 10y carrier aud mail,
National Republican., 1888-06-04
Lodge Meetings Tonight.

Special sale of Suits reduced to Sl5 Else
man Bros. ith and 4, the only Manufacturing
Clothicrs and Tailors In Washington.
National Republican., 1888-06-04

Special sale of Suits reduced to Sl5. Else
man Bros, 7th and Il, the only Manufacturing
Cluthiers and railors In Washington.
National Republican., 1888-06-04
Sons of Veterans.

Special sale of Suits reduced to SIS. Else
man Bros. 5th and +, the only Manufacturing
CluthicrS and Tailurs In Washington.
National Republican., 1888-06-04
MOSQUITO CANOPlES.
MOSQUITO CANoPlES.

Large size, white, omplete..."...........Si 81 80
Large size, pink, complete. 20
National Republican., 1888-06-04
ST. Flannel Shirts Worth
$l.5O?
YES.

Yes. because you can't get them anywhere
else under Si.50. These shirts will fit you.
and that's a primary consideration. They
come In checks and stripes in exact imitation
of the English al.wool flannel shirts at $3.50.
These 81 shirts are not all wool. We've told
you the only difference. You must be told to
know. We have this much faith In these
shirts
WE CONTRACTED TO TAKE 5000 THIS
SEASON.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-28

First of all, word or two in reference to
Hudson's bay itself The proportions Of this
inland ocean are such as to give it a promi-
nent place among the geographical features
of the world, One thousand three hundred
miles in length by 600 miles in BREADTH it ex
lends over II degs. of latitude, and covers an
area of not less than half million square
miles OF the five basins into which Canada
is divided, that of Hudson's bay is immeasur-
ably the largest, the extent of country drain
ing into it being estimated at 3,0O0,o0U square
miles To swell the mighty volume Of its
waters there come rivers which take their
rise in the Rocky mountains on the east, and
the Labrador wilderness on the west, while
southwark its river roots stretch far down
below the forty ninth parallel, until they tap
the same lake source whence flows stream
into the Gulf of Mexico.-J Macdonald ONley
in American Magazine