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The Republican journal., 1889-08-15
Meeting Of Waldo County uFan.2.

Waldo County Ponanu WAS hcli with Farmers
Pride Grange, LincoDyilc, WI invitation, Aug.
9th. The day was clear am cool ana tile attend
ance large Eleven Oranges responded tt the ron
call. Good reports from all. Sister alberta Wa,ls
worth welcomed the Grange in 4 most heartfelt
manner, and Sister Ellen Hunt rcspon,le,t in II
grateful spirit. Tie fifth degree was conferred
upon class of twenty 1t was voted to raise Wll"t
was lacking to pay for badges by contributions 1t
was also voted that We accept the report of com
mittee which established the price of fifth degree
at five cents tor each member. Music. Noon re
cess. The patrons were invited to the large dining
hall below where ample tables were aid with seats
for all, Farmers Pride Grange furnishing ,icliri-
Gus baked beans, brown bread, cueumbers, coffee
tea and lemonade This, with the contents Of lunrh
baskets, made a dinner iii for elicurr. ii was
voted to open tie doors to the public during the AFT
ternoon session.
When returned to the grange nall ii w:t,
darkcncd ana the chandelier am lamps Were ligLt-
ed. The patrons of Farmers Pride Grange acted 4
drama entitled "The Telnptcr." Each Wa Veil
tectly familiar with their par ANA the .iay wa~
very successfully presented. lir- Toward, III
Boston, gave a recitation, "Grneyra," v,lhrh w:!s
well appreciated : song Of welcome lv DR.
Young and others was mitch enjoyed Tile yucs-
ton, "Resolved, That more than twenty-five aelc~
of land, including pasture i detrimental, IL i
farmer was opened in the affirmative hy Bro NJ.
l. stevens; neg, Bro. }. r. Hard. Bros. Murphy,
Wadlin, Hunt and others took part in the discus
sion. Song by Bro. \. II. Miller Several songs
followed, and all were appreciated. The Grange
EXTENDED Vote OF thanks to Farmers Pride Tor
their generous hospitality, and to the patrons td
friends for the music and drama
The committee on time, place ana programme OF
next meeting reported Time, sept. 3t, place
Richie Grange, Waldo, programme l-t opening
exercises; -d, reports 81, music lth, lth degree
9TH, election of officers, hh recess 7th, musie; ~h
installation; @th, speeches from officers elected
10th, song hy sister James Nickcrson Farmer.
Pride may justly bear their name, ftr thcv hnvc
one of the best, II not the est Grange h.ll In thu
county, nicely furnished, ann With Several ,rt- u
scenery. Il. II. BELLyW- ~cv.
The Republican journal., 1889-08-15

Are we going to see Il revival of Green
bachiSm: i the State going to experience
another political revolution like that Of 1879 :
Bangor Daily News.
This i clearly 4 do9 days conunIrum. The
ansMrr i M.
The Republican journal., 1889-08-15

We learn from the columns of the Cumber
land Gap (Tenn.) Progress that town in that
Nglnlty Is named Bacchu>, and there is news
Paper bearing the title OF Screw Driver Why
not change tie namo Of the paper 10 Cork
screw
The Republican journal., 1889-08-15

At Augusta large crowd We're in waiting
crowding the depot platform and even The
roofs Of adjoining buildings. The train wa,
brought to a standstill and the President
after saying good-by to Mr.. Manev, walked OF
10 the platform and looked out between the
flags at the end. He was given an old-fashion
ed cheer. Mayor Lane waited for a lul in the
cheering and then he said: 'Fellow citizens
yon have conferred upon me a great honor. and
il is with great pleasure that as your represen.
lative Introduce to you a man who worthilv
nils the highest position in the world, our Presi.
dent"
Then the cheering began again and the Presi
lent grasped many of the score of hands which
were held out TO him. Everybody wanted to
shake hands of course, and men and women
clinched the sides of the platform and Chamber.
ed on the couplings as had SO many at stations
before. In order to be able to do so there was
pushing and hustling, for the crowd was pack.
ed closely and one or two men lost their hats in
the rush.
Gen. Harrison leaned round the corner to
reach the hands of Would-be Welcomers A
little girl handed him her parasoI to shake as
she could not near him herself. This was lust
as the train was leaving.
The President sat down at luncheon with
Senator Hale, who had come aboard at Bruins
wick, as soon as the train left Augusta depot.
AT WATERyHLE.
The lunch was interrupted by arrival at
Watervile, which was signalized by salutes.
big crowd occupied the green in front of the
depot and the depot itself. The crowd gave
Maine cheer as. under the escort of Gov
Bureigh's staff officers, President Harrison left
the train for the first time sincelhe started from
Boston. He walked onto stage erected for
the purpose within sight of the cars, Mayor
Meader and other civilians with him. Mayor
Meader said ''Fellow Citizens-It is our glad
and pleasant privilege on this beautiful summer
The Republican journal., 1889-08-15
The Presidents Visit.

During the past week President Harrison
was The guest of the Pine Tree state. Al
though Maine is frequcnted in the summer
months BY those who flee from the feyerish at
moSp here of the great cities to the refreshing
GOODNESS of our shore and inland resorts, there
was no GOODNESS attending the reception of our
distinguished visitor From his arrival on
Maine soil last Thursday to his final depar-
turc. and during his soiourn. Mr.. Harrison
was warmly welcomed and made 20 feel at
home. Our great railway. the Maine Central,
second to none in the country in point of
equipment and management, and in its EN-
poyce, carried the Presidential party safely
and swiftly to Mt. Desert ferry, and the speedy
and handsome steamer Sapph0. the creation Of
Bath >bipyard, landed them at Bar liarbor,
Names most famous watering place. Here
the curtain Of fog which earlier in the season
had hung over the place was rolled aside, dis
closing the glories of sea and mountain. In
secretary Blaine'> cottage high up ON the hill
>ilc overlooking frenchman'S Bay, the Pre,-
dent found such refreshing rest n even the
mountain atmosphere at Deer Park could not
bring. A. the Auburn Gazette puts if "Thc
inNigoratiug sea air that kisses the rorkhound
coast Of Maine viii bring the color back to the
Presidential cheeks"
We are clad that the President was able to
wish the shipping city of Bath before his de-
parturo. He would see that >hipbudin@ in
Maine i not extinct, for there are row under
construction in Bath yard, sixteen ~chooners,
one ship. one ,ide-Whcel steamer and one
The Republican journal., 1889-08-15

Aolthrort'e latest sensation, elsewhere re-
ported, i decidedly amusing. 1t was Every
like Whale, hat proved TO be d lion While
President Harrison was the lion of Bar IIar-
Dor fenot>cot bay has been visited by another
kind q lion, with circu, attached.
The Republican journal., 1889-08-15

Fallield's noted 'cycier, Mr.. {. ). Wyer, who
holds the five mile championship OF the state, and
was the winner Of the State and Pope cup at
SEQ and Bi'idetord last May, taking the second
position in THE and three mile contests Maine
safe i. ~ W, meeting at Fairfield last fall is
spending his vacation in Northport. Mr.. Wyer is
fine rider, having made mile in 3.O9; a half
mile in .2t; quarter in o37l5 1t will not surprise
his hackers Il he lowers his record below three
minutes this fall at Lewiston.
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Dte Florence Nightingale Der Sin
DcrDfede.

peI%T1tBe<
5plsenbes 1T elm Qus3us eines an ben
Deuti4en &efOrm WeRenser in @bam.
bersbursb, Bu., sei&riebenen griefes:
Cine @obltbdterin.
Oefnet bic Tbire far Re unb Mrs.
Winslrp mirb beweiien, baB fe bic anne,
ritaniide Slorentiner Nadtisau Der Rinz
Der 1T. Dappn fnb mir 70 iiber3eust,
baB mir u%nierer Sup" lebren merben
gu iasen: n@eieSnet fei Wrs. Winslcw"
neil fe berielben bebatfid mar, i5er bic
Yeriose bes 3obnens unb anbere BEE
idwerlidteiten fir 2inber binwea,ufom=
men. Mrs. Winslop's Soothing Sprup
nimn1t ben Sinbern bic S&mer3en unb
furtrt Dsientrie unb Diarrboe. Gr
ma4t ben @aumen CART, befreit bon
@~nt3anbuns unb brinst bas Sinb slidlid
aber bic Yeripbe bes 3abnenS hinweg.
st tbut serabe bus, mas er pcrsiebt gu
tbun, NDes unb nidt peniser. Wir pa.
Ben einmal Wars. @inalow seieben unb
fennen fe nur burd ibren Spothing
Snrup fir Sinber. Wenn mir bic Madt
bitten, piirben mir le uls Seilanb far
bic Sinber hinifelen = mas fe aud in
Der Chat III. Der Shrup wirb in
alien Gpptbefeu gu 25 Gents per Tlalde
perfauft.
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NQem faum elm paar hunbert Mann
ausma9en, unb Die baraas erpa6ien:
ben Mebrtn1ten f6nnen ben enDrmert
8ortbeilen fir oas publifum gegeniiber
gar nibt in 8etra6t fommen. Ob fi6
eiue iol9s Nsueruns -firs grite mez
nieftens = fur Uncle Sam r~be3ablen"
wiirbe, oas 1T alerbings cine anbere
Grase, bic aber ebeaiowenig in 8etra6t
fommen fam, ba man ia betanntli9
bic poit bur9aus ni6t aIs Moneymak-
ing Institute betra6tet uiKen min.
l1nb fobiel 1T fiber unb getpiB: Sic
@%infabruag bes padstbsfbrberungsz
Spltetas mad beuti6em Muftsr miirbe
Der Bunoesfaiie n;9t i'm entfsrnteten
ioi9e Spfer auferlegen, tpie bic
beabf@ttgte &eou3irung bes Brtef,por,
tos oas gang beitimmt tbun ipiiroe.
Maen feinen &eformett bic &rone aufs
ie5en tpiir0e Wanamafer aber urbe,
oirgt, tuenn er aud nit ben 2dnbern
@uropas eiaen fol9en padet : BefDrbes
rungs s 8ertrag gum Mbf9luB bringer
polte, tDie elm iol9er gegeupdrtig spis
f6en ben Ser. Staten uub ibren Ma9s
ldnbern ganaba unb Merifo be1tebt.
SEPT 1T bic padet=8 erfenoung bon bier
mad 9euti@lano beiipielsmeiie, ober
umsefebrt, nit 10 entieBli9 bel S@es
r%ereien, nmftdnben, rieligen Soften unb
bl6oFnnigen Gormalitdten perfnipft,
bab elm padet=M ustaui1 atpil9en bsiben
2dn6ern eigentli6 gar ni6t %erifirt.
Man iiebt, Der Wirfungsfreis, Ben
GER @anamater bor fi6 bat, 1T groB
unb Der uiinf9ensmertben &eformen
giebt IS gar biele, aber mir trauet benz
tteuen @eneralpofmeiter aud 5u, baB
er bas 3eug in fi9 bat, auf benz @ebiete
bes poftweiens bas fiir bic Ser. Staas
ten gu tuer6en, was BET nortreffi9e @ez
neral Pofmeifer STEPHAN fRr bas
beuti@e &ei6 mar unb nod ieBt 1T.
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Qantpfer Ngentnr.

Sie nGreie preffe lit S es
ras" bertritt bic folgenben Dampfers
Sinten, ertbeilt ale ndbere Nustunft
tpegen pahage nod unb BON europa
unb berfauft Sampfi6ifs unb gifens
babnbilete gu ben niebrisften Staten.
Sie Sife Der BON uns repr6Ientirtet1
Ginien lit:
Satnbnrg . Slmerifanii&e 9anpfs
i6ifffabrts @eielli1aft.
Meh Star Siaie (2lnttperpen).
Gompa8nie @emerale Graass
atlantiaae.
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Sir Ganilien &eSarfl

Sdgli9 gu ababen @is In Quantitdten
BON 2 Yfunb unb mebr i'm Sun Mn=
tonic Refrigerator Gleii6martt, gde
Sao Nlamos unb Martine3 @traBe
ebenfaas 6as bette frii6e Gleii6 aler
S0rten, feline @eroelatpurf, einbeiz
mil@er Sped, 56inten, &au9Heifd
unb gerdu6erte O6ien3unsen, gepDfels
tes @inofeii@, reines S9neinei9mala,
gef9la9tetes Seberbieb, Slide uno
Iuftern. Ofen ben gan3en Sag.
Grant 8ropn.
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sar SIN beliebten Miifipms.
8artem iiub @B3immer einseridtet
unb er6fnet wor6en, moielbft man res
guldre Mabfoeiten einnebmer unb a la
carte ipeiien fann. Nuftern perben
rob uno in better 3ubereitung %ierbirt.
Mablaeiten werben i'm eigenet @eidirr
a%usgeianot uno atf Wunf6 Dinners
unb Soupers ins Saus seliefert. Mufs
mertfan1e 8eoienung unb prompte Mus=
iiibrung Der MuftrGge garantirt.
&beiner & @aml.
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Ser Cinderella gdb,,f : stpre.

@de DIT 6outDnfraBe unb Mbenue c.,
6teler beliebte 2aben Der Stabt, bat
1elnetl tteuen 8orratb bon 6 0 m nj r.
i9uben fur 9erren, Damen uub
Gtnber erbalten unb bat cine unbers
alet9li9e IuswabI auer @orten uno
9ualltdten. Ser Cinderella : s9ubs
Store flbrt nur bic Gabritate Der belten
Sabrifen unb iiberbietet Nnes, mas i'm
bleigen gtarft gu baben 1T. @pecia=
litdt fir 6erreu: Der &odioro @9ub
tar So. IS berlobnt fi6 Der Miibe, i'm
@lnberello Store porsuIpres
6en, ebe man anberswo fault.
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nr Sbr ipart @elb, tpentt ibre Cure
Drudia6en bel Sobnon Bros.
anfertigen ldBt.
Pianos! praeln!

Wir baben bas dlteite Muffs @e16dft
in Seras, etablirt in @albefton i'm
Sabre 1866. Wir baben einei gr5Be.
rem 8orratb, oenn ale 9dnbler in See
ras 5ufammengenommen. Wir baben
mebr Rapital unb t0unen before Saei=
litdten geben, 6enn irgenb elm anberer
0dnbler. Ssh ~berfaufen bic beten
PianOs unb SrgeIn gu ben Iei6teter
3ablungen. Wir fibren 5teinuaD &
Sons, Weber, Matul9ef unb gmeri on.
Sbos. slogans 8rDs.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm groBes 9a>
ger BON feinen California Weinen Bel
Germ s. S. MeDer am Mlamo
plaaa. 9err Weper iu6t bic Weine
on Srt uno Stele aus ut.b fatlft brett
aug benz Seller ter Weinai9ter. Nls
gutem 3enner selingt es ibm ifets, Bic
beiten Sorten aus3uwdblen. St fann
ietne 2unben uno Gamilien hit einent
guten Sropfen berieben. &otb= unb
WeiBweine In boraRsli9er Qualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @alone-fr fret
ins Saus geliefert.
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.1tnadbe W1mner,

tpelde ibre boue Mannestraft unb GIafi,itat
bes Settles Disoer au e~rlansen tpinfden, erbaI.
ten unentseltli@ austunff iiber Elm NJ
Seilberfabren, psI9es Fd bis iest in
lebem einaelnen Sale s~lanaenb bepGbrt bat.
Bebanolnng cbenio einfad pie biuia. Seber
fein eisener arst. Bun nebft guipeiiuno ,ur
9eiluns gratis. Wan abreTire: NriSSfe
@linic s. OiSpenfarp, I5 O.. Gous
fton Ctr, @etp Worf, ". o.
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Sur ale St6runger Der 2eber, bes
Wagens unb Der g%insepeibe nebmt DR..
Pierce's Pellets. Cine pro DOTS.

= Sie falarirten &oniuIate Der Ser.
Staaten fnb in iieben 9laHeu einges
tbeiIt; finf 9oniulate su ie $4,000 pro
Sabr, bret gu $4,000, zines su $4,000,
flnf 3u $4,000, febsn su $500, 81 au
$4,000, % gu $2500, "a 3u $4,000, 81
gu $500 unb rs 5u $1,000 pro Sabr.
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sH Bianps. - GroBe preiie,
i6le9ts Maare, Soften nit 3inIen,
binbenbe G~ontratts, pertbIoie 6arars
tien &C., mihen bsn 9enen erpartet
tperben, bic pianos unb Srgeln BON
6auiirern, Grdmeru, &onFgnationss
9dufern unb bersIei6en taufen. 8er=
meibet bies, inbem Sbr BEL Dem aubers
ldiigen 6auie bnu Sbos. @oggan &
Bros, san 4ntoaio, fauft.
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Gime grube BON ibrer Msinmna.

Cine Dame bat in eiuem griefe bies
gu fagen:
Sd pinf9e elmer sepiFen 9lafe,
ueI9e gegen bas Innonciern 1T, wern
es He etpas fofet, cine probe bon mel,
1er Wleinung gu geben = bas pirb lie
ni9t einen Sent foiten. Sd mar fat
sDei Sabre lang bel lebenbigem 2eibe
au Sobe gemartert bur6 2opfi9meraen,
&tdeni9mer3, lit S9mers beim Ste
ben ober 8eben, tputbe bu9ltdbli@ aus
benz Saiein se3errt, mein gleno nabm
in Golge BON Mebi3inen 3u. 3ulebt
beging i'd in Der 8eratpeiflung bic
Sinbe, eine annoneirte Me6i3in au pros
biren, DR. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
lion, unb bies berfebte mid tpieber in
bic @lidieligfeit b6aiser @eiunbbeit.
Sd ebre ben Nrat. Der, tpenrl er tueiB,
baB er beilen fam, ben moraliIdsn
Mutb bat, bic Sbatia6e su annociren.
Bon Der %erpdbnten Mebisin ipirb
garantirt, baB iie iene fubtilen
Rranfbeiten, welde Grauen eigentblm.
lid finb, beilt. 9eft gebrudte @arantie
auf benz Glaidenumi9lag.
SIR ole 5tbrunser Der 2eber, bes
Wagens unb Der Gingepeibe nebmt DR..
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80 ~. s.. Omtterffne, 1886
DIT 9oufons5 traBe, plumbers, @ass
unb Steam : Gitters, balten fi9 benz
9ublifum fir aae inibrGa@ f6lasenben
Nrbeiten empfoblen urb peripreGem
prompte 8eiorgung aler Nuftrdge.
Gronleu9ter, @ass Girtures, 8abetpars
men, @loiets &C. itets an 9anb.
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say &apitaliiten unb @oi6e, ipel6e
ibr @elo in GrunOeigentbum anleeen
wolelt, berweiien mir auf bic Mnaeige
Der 6erren s. 8. Dtgnowitp & 60.
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saT @oggan 8ros. baben ben
ein5igen erfabrenen unb 5uberldffgen
pianofimp1er in BET @tabt. pianos
ioerben fur 50 geffimmt unS bic Nrbeit
mirb garantirt.
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SIn9ltngena Mdnneru
ptr5
gt@ereS etlmm9 9aramttrt.

Sie f@redli9en GoIsen Der Suaenbfinben,
@ei9tedtsf9wade beruria9enb, ipoburd Self
nn6 Rorper ruinirt perOen, permanent ae=
betlt. S%er3tlopfen, Sdidternbeit, Same1l.
abfub, @ebadtnibi9ma@e, 8erluf ber @ner,
gle. abnsiqnns eegen @efeai6aft unb @.lan.
9o!ie sriinblid farirt.
8erbeiratbete Manuer, ober oI6e,
bic fid perbeiratben %tpOlen, bic in Golae bon
SnDisetetion in Der Saeenb en- @ei6Iedts> nnb
Merbenfdpa9e leiben, werSen sriinOlid furirt.
Seine MineraIien e%ingegeben.
5unse Mdnner, Die tire 8eit NIT nnfdbiaen
9euten berf@wenbet unb fi6 baburd Rrant.
beiten bes Sopfes. Der @aie, bes Salies, Der
9eber, 2unsen, ginsepeibe unb bes Maaens
ause3osen baben, iueroen fdaeG furirt.
eabt @u@ nidt Sur@ falfaes s6amsefabl
iahhnffen fnfnrt
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Sic eimsige, tdgIiG erl@ei:
itenbe beutide 3eitnng 1T geras.

Die ,Iyreie WreHe" fIr gegas
bat nea auess oeastfG & teranlfa,sa
3%sttaussss ots Sr5Ste &5oansntss..
3abl.
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ia Teinite ur6 biuisfte Drudla=
den bel 5 o b IN Bios.
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I'D. IA.

ssssndbsr bon Der bsatf6 /. iattolifden air9e.
6auss unb G9iIbers Mailer
pnb 6dnbIer In 6arben, elias at. &c.
Aue 3nftrdge perben foforE nusesfibrt. Yreiie
biuiper bie irssnblpo IN bet Stabt. 14,2.n
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OELRICHS & 90.

Bombing @reen, Stem gori
@. 8. goans, 6. @rieienbeG, Suas &
Sdnelber unb 5. g. Macgamara. 30. 2ss
@onartsreeffrabe, gsenten fur Gan Nntonio.
8. @unse & Co., Mgenten fir guero.
y. Muiet, Asent fur S9ulenbura.
Wfofe Gapbael, Mgent fir 1ouHcn.
@lsrlsts & Gauf unb Grnf G@erf, Qden.
ten fir Meu. Braunfels.
8. B0ttder, assni fur @eimar, Seras.
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D q. WASSERZUG G.,
aucouiultiren.
go. 734 GlMzGtr., 9alas, yeras

Gae sebeimen arantbeitsn eurirt.
@rornpte gufnierffamfeit Rorresponoen3ens e.
fdenft. Meloet mir bic Gbmptome unb Mebi>
gin miro unber3i9li9 c O. D. berfanSt. ST.
Waleraus III elm @rabuirter { Siplom in feiner
Ofiee] init lsjabriser Rroris binter iid. grat>
tiairt felt Sabren in Dallas. SATAN
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awiIdeu
Brensen uttO Wetp @ors
0is ~terituten @4nsuoampfer
Aller, Trave, SaaIe, Ems, Elder
Vera, Fulda, Elbe, Lain.
eunnabenOs uno @ittnu9s bon
DseMen.
somnabeaos aab RItiuads BON
Nen Darf.
Bremen 1T iebr bequem far Reiienbe
seisSen unb BON Bremen aus tanu man
in iehr fur3er 3ett iammtlide Stdbts
Oeuti9lanbs, Sefferrei&s urb Der
S9wei3 erreiden. Die Gdneabampfer
bes @orbeuti&en 2lObp fnb NIT beionbe.
rsr Beradf&tisun3 Der 3miidenbeds.
Ya1a8iere unb 5weiter @aiite DaFa.
9iere Sebaut, baben bpbe gerhede, boz.
3asltde Ientilatipn unb eine ausae,eid.
nete gerpfesuns.
Wehr ale
1.15O,OOO
Yaha8iere baben nit ben Dampfern bes
Norbbeutiden 9lphb bic Neife iiber's
Mfeer fder unb gut 3urGdasJeat. We,
gen Yreiie unb petterer Snfcrmotipu
wenhe man fd an
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-05-16
Grand Convention.

The twenty-fourth session of the
Kansas State Sunday school convention
will be held at Mcpherson Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, May q, %,
%, 1889. Mr.. VIM. Reynolds, the
great Sunday school man of Illinois,
president of the last international con-
vention, and Mrs. Matte NJ. Bailey, of
Iowa, an experienced manager of pri-
mary work, will be present. The sing
ing will be under the direction of Pro-
fessor E. o. Excel, of Chicago, whose
singing at the International conven-
ton captured the audiences. Interest
ing addresses and good music will be
furnished by State and local talent.
All persons of any or no denomination
are cordially invited. Free entertain
ment will be furnished delegates and
visitors. Come one! come all! Listenl
Learn Go home! Work! Do good
and be happy.
Rev. THoS. J. STEVENSON,
County Sunday School Secretary.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-05-16
The Volunteer Firemen.

The meeting of the Kansas State
Volunteer Firemen's association at
Junction City was well attended. Fire
men were present from all portions of
the State and a successful convention
was held. Considerable routine bust
ness was transacted ard the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: President, D. d. Hoag, Mime
apolis; first vice-president, c. c. Fleck,
Salina; second vice-president, A. T..
Elder, Ottawa; secretary, G, s. Davis,
Junction City; treasurer, S. NJ. STAN
ford, Minneapolis.
The next State tournament will be
held at Ottawa, Sept. 18th, at which
time the following prizes will be
offered: Best appearing department,
s25; champion hose test (wet) first, SIS,
second $50; same (dry) first, belt,
second $40; hose race, silver trumpet
and $40; coupling contest. s15 and $40;
foot race, $40 and SIS; ladder contest,
$40 and SIS. We expect to see abb
lene's firemen carry off number of
the above prizes. They are in good
training ard have never yet failed to
hold their own anywhere.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-05-16
RECENT REFLECTIONS.

Persons having old Mccormick bind
ers with Irvine attachments can get a
wire interchangeable attachment at
Prendergast's.
There is no need of using Irvine
binders when you can get an inter-
changeable wire and Irvine binder of
Prendergast.
E9Do not fail to come to Abilene to
hear the famous Kansas City orator
aud divine. Bishop Jesse Bowman
Young who will deliver the Memorial
day address. He is one of the ablest
men in the Nation.
Everything in the line of agricultural
implements, buggies, wagons, ETC., at
Prendergast's. Full line of attach
ments, repairs and everything needed
on the farm. 3S-tf
w. w. Davis is determined to do
live shoe business, and if COED, honest
goods at low prices means anything he
will surely succeed. Call on him at
Morse's old stand on Cedar street, Op.
posite the postoffice.
b9 Solomon Valley Democrat: Roe
Hollingsworth has moved his stable to
Abilene where he will train his horses
this summer. Minneapolis has. gone
along with him. Abilene's growth is
thus augmented, and it is hoped that
the beautiful character and high tone
of these standard breds may raise the
moral tone of the Belle of the Smoky.
The Mccormick Irvine or wire
binder. with interchangeable attach
ments is the best machine in the mar
ket. See it at Prendergast's.
wWe give today the first insertion
of the card of DR.. E. kaufman who
has recently returned from Philadel-
.phia where, he graduated at the Jeffer-
son Medical College with high honors.
Mr.. Kaufman is well known through
out the county. (having spent his boy
hood and young manhood here) as a
Woodworking, conscientious, thorough
scholar and one in whose judgment the
utmost confidence may be placed. We
look to see him make bright success
in his chosen profession and wish him
all possible prosperity.