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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-10-31
Vote for Nail for
Sheriff
a Capable Official.

No one among the republican candi-
dates who will be triumphantly elected
next Tuesday has a wider popularity
than WALTER D. NICHOLS, the regis
ter of deeds, whose official record is so
uniformly satisfactory to the people.
Coming from the farm he took hold of
the registers Office with an earnestness
which has carried him through without
single fault being found with his ad-
ministration. Besides this he is per-
sonally and socially a gentleman who is
well liked. Upright, honest and unas-
Stunning, he makes friends on all sides.
Not only republicans but democrats.
too, will support him and he will be al
most unanimously reelected. The
county is to be congratulated it is as
sured of a capable register for the COM
ing two years.
A full vote and a
straight ticket.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-10-31
Vote for Nixon for
treasurer.

The world is six thousand years old
and it was only the other day that an
Ohio woman invented patent dish
washer. If men had been dish-washers
the patent machine would have been
heard of long before the children of Is
rael hungered for the flesh pots of
Egypt Emporia News.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-10-31
Vote for Hoover.

A Mss county man sold 200 pound hog the
other day and pocketed $40. Hogs in Kansas
will pay.-[Hutchinton News.
Yes, all but the hogs who refuse"
newspapers when they owe two years
substitution.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-10-31
No half-votes /
at home.

THE Kansas delegation favor the
candidates for speaker, as follows: E.
n. Morrill, and Is. w. Parkins are for
Reed, while Funston, Kelley, Ander
son, Turner and Peters are for Can
non
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-10-31
Vote for Romig for
surveyor.

THE Phelps, IN. Y Citizen, by the
way, one of the best weeklies in the
Empire state, says that young lady in
the neighborhood is in love with the
moon. This is probably the first time
the man therein ever made a mash.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-10-31

THE republicans duty-vOte the
straight ticket und see that their neigh
bOrs do likewise.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-10-31

ONLY a few days more and the re-
publican conventions actions will be
Endorsed by the people.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-10-31
Vote for Nixon for
treasurer.
a Big Sale.

a big sale.
The great sale of fine blooded stock
by Rogers & Co., to take place in this
city November 18th will attract horse
men from all portions of the state. The
horses to be sold are among the finest
in Kansas and have records to be proud
of. Among them are Prairie Star, In
vincible, Antar and Norman Medium.
Vote the straight
ticket.
NixOnis the farmers
candidate
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-10-31
A full vote Tuesday
means 1000 majority
for the republican
fi0k0t

CHARLIE FINCH has been delVlng
into the future with the following re-
suit: The signs of the times Indicate
the appointment of Cy Leland as col
lector of internal revenue for Kansas.
It looks as if the terms OF agreement
alleged to have been made some time
since are to be carried out and that
General Rice will be left to float or
sink as he sees best.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-10-31

the
pem2 mnee ndou Gran Opening deup
who pressed 1a a i nn dtin den m
g f a o Ohr four
peheei than other o dy esco h
NI ;andJ C& gives capacity buynga Snn
nov ell te
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-10-31
ACTUAL COST.

We quote below few prices show you what proportion
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-10-31
DRY GOODS DEPARTING

Here will find the Most Complete Line Goods in Central Kansas
Prints Blue
wide English Henrietta Dress Flannel A
Silk Warp
BLANKETS heavy Blankets $780, Blankets superior
IN Kansas See these bargains.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-10-31
MEMS FURNISH1

We sell Mems Furnishing Goods for less money t
pair. Neckties worth so and 5c choice 25c Fine. hea
Aedcated Scarlet worth $3.50 each for LOO. Fine Can
75c and lOO Gold and Silver Shirts, LOO worth l.25.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-10-31
SHOE DEPARTMENT.

Our Shoe Department indeed marvel Our trade this depar
good goods low prices Ladies' all solid Kid Shoes worked button
Shees 1925, and SCHOOL SHOES the bac
offered in school shoes Abilene BOOTS-Mens asod goodW
$3.50 COOP GOODS LITTLE MONEY
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-10-31

whayou Grocery
best
to soon.
Wear
$50 IuuerckP
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-12
Foreign News.

Alta meeting Of 100 900 strikers in
Hyde Park, London 1t was decided 10 con
tlnue the strike; other laborcrs are join
ing the movement,
France has declined - annex the New
Hebridcs Islands
1t is reported that General Boulauger
may submit 10 arrest
-Sealers in Victoria, b. c., protested
against the recent seizures.
The sealer Minnie deded the orders OF
the prize crew put aboard her by the
United States cutter Rush.
William O. Brien. NJ p. /. seriously
i'll in Galway jail,
A dock striker was killed by London
police while obstructtng workmen.
DR. Peters has been recalled to Germany
from East Africa, and his Emin Relief Ex-
petition has been abandoned
An explosion of dynamite In a car
fridge factory at Antwerp killed $50
persons, injured 500 people and destroyed
a great amount of property.
1t i. reported from Milan that the Bar
oness Cautoni, young lady of nineteen,
CtleDFttct LOT neT Ucduts rs wen rs lor
her startling originality has announced
her intention of undertaking journey in
to the interior of Africa. She will be ac-
companied by relative, an elderly lady
belonging TO the Austrian aristocracy, and
attended by several male and female ser
wants. An officer in the Italian army has
undertaken to lead the expedition, and is
already busily engaged In making arrange
mepts The party will set out on Noyem-
Der l. and the tour will last for a year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-12

We ar glad 70 hear that Nj Byron Jor-
dan. wife. vino has been 50 very III for
the past two N Jnths, T. slowly recovering.
She : stoppiu. with her parents 1t
Trenton.
Mr. Hollis Jordan met with a serious
accident recently while loading wlncles-
ter. by an explosion Of the cartridge. HIS
face wa, badly cut with pieces Of the car
fridge and burned oy the powder The
eyes were badly injured and especially the
right one, the eyebail receiving several
wound. Luckily the sight escaped being
harmed "a ans great extent and IL Is hoped
that sight will not be impaired. Mr. Jor-
dan Is a; Ellsworth under treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crimmln are In town
stopping with her parents for short time.
Last week their family circle was visited
by death and the smaller Of their little
twin girls taken away We regret very
much that they could not have grown up
together, and the sympathy Of all is e1-
tended to the bereaved parents.
Mrs Bella Dana of Boston. Is visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hastings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin klngman and Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Fox returned home to-day
from Temple Heights and Etna, where
they have been attending the camp-meet-
ings. They state that they had very en-
joyable time and that vast crowds were in
attendance there.
Mr.. Hervey Kingman has been stopping
q week at Sullivan and North Hancock.
Mr.. Charles Jordan of North Hancock.
with his family, spent the Sabbath with
relatives In town.
Miss Ida Cook is at home from Els
worth for a week on account Of sickness
in Mr.. Cooks family.
Sept 10.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-12
National New 8.

-Dr, John Backmcr Of Springfield wa.
nominated for governor, aud +. ). Sturte-
want of jamaica Plains for lieutenant
governor by the Massachusetts Prohibit
ioui-ts.
1t l. understood that the United States
mau-of-wRr Lancaster will he taken TO the
kittery Navy yard for repairs through the
influence Of Hon William + Chandler
Tho work viii probably cost SIPS .oO0.
President and Mrs. Harrison. accom-
panied by DR. Scott and Private Secretary
Hafrrd arrived Al the white Hous. Wed
nesday from Deer Park .nd st once started
for Philadelphia
The Liquor-nc,l-r-' Association at
Rochester adopted = platform denounclng
l. "a Ieclse.
Ih" Massachusetts PrchlbitIonsts
non. natcd q State ticket
The Pennsylvania Democratic Con
yrni.on a. Harrisburg nominated Edward
A. Bs-.yr, Of CleAlaeld County, for State
Treasurer.
Au Interstate ride match al tho New.
Jcr-,y ~iA,c Camp Sea G!rt, between
New YORK, New Jersey and Delaware
teams was won by the former
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-12

West Goaidsboro.
Mr.. Sandman and family and Miss Dur
gin. . friend OF theirs. who have been
stopping at Mr.. Samuel Woods since June
last, left for their home In Boston last
Monday Mr.. Sandman and Miss Durgin
are both artists of high order and they
have been at work very industriously dur
ing their stay here. Friday before they
left they gave an invitation to those In
this vicinity to see the result of their
labors while here. Among the oil paint
ipgs of Mr. s. we noticed a life-size por-
trai. OF Sir john Mcdonald, Governor
General of Canada, in full court costume,
very fine production Of the art, while
among the lesser portraits we noticed that
of our old friend, Mr.. Samuel w. Cleaves,
and Mr. Oscar Stevens, at work at his
blacksmith forge, also several fine land
scape views Among the paintings of Miss
Durgin were some thirty or more. being
some of the finest views taken In this VI
cinity. The paintings Of both were very
creditable to their authors.
Mrs. Warren Hill Of Machias. has been
visiting friends here.
Mrs. Emily Godfrey Of Boston, is visit
ing at her mothers.
Mrs. P. L. Hill has been visiting friends
in West Sullivan and Franklin.
Miss Helen Strout of Milbridge, has
been spending the past week with Miss
Lottie Hill.
Sept. 3.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-12

West Trenton.
The lalies of Christian Endeavor Sew
Ing Circle will serve collation. of ice
cream and cake at Union church. this
place, on Monday evening, the sth inst
Mrs. Felix G. Haynes aud daughters,
Snlie and Oracle of Ballar,lvale, Mass,
are here visiting relatives. Mr.. Haynes,
who with his brother Bancroft Is and has
bceu successful merchant OF Ballarivale
Tor about twenty-five years, Is expected to
arrive this week to visit his aged mother,
Mrs. Roxalena Haynes, and accompany his
wife and daughters back TO t, cir home.
On Saturday last as Capt. d. L. McFar.
land was passing near q horse owned by
r l.. Leland, In field IN this vicinity, the
animal suddenly turned and kicking dealt
him severe blow on the hip Fortunately
there were no bones broken and it Is hoped
the captain will experience no bad results
from the wound
Mr.. Ira c. Getchell and wife have ar
rived home from the Marlborough, At Bar
Harbor. where they have been employed
during the rusticating season. They are
having the Interior OF their dwelling newly
plastered, with some other needed repairs,
etc.
The Sunday school scholars at the Rap
list church gave concert on SUNDAY even
Ing last The pieces were selected with
COED Judgment and well rendered by every
one taking part. IL was ably managed hy
Mrs. Lyman 5. Hopkins, who is always
ready to assist in words or helping hands
every good enterprise. At the close the
pastor, Rev. s W. Gage. spoke a few
works of good advice TO the old and
young The choir closed the evenings
exercises by singing the hymn entitled,
God be with You Till we meet again"
Miss Mabel Hopkins. one Of our most
talented and energetic school teachers.
who has been employed during the rustica-
ting season at the Glencoye House. Seal
! Harbor. arrived home last week ana con-
menced school on Monday Of this week at
Ellsworth Bayside She taught the spring
term OF school In the same district.
Captain Frank Closson. schooner Indus
| try is here loading wood for T.. Y Marshall
and j. N Spear. lie reports wood in
Rocklsnd as bringing good pricc-ahout
four dollars per cord.
| Sept. !. Roy
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-12
TEND.

Q. s. Donncll has invented an open
book holder which not only holds the book
open but Is a music stand complete. II il
device think that will be appreciated
by every musician. 4 sample can be seen
at J. II Vests store. 7, Is ornamental As
well useful.
Mr. Cousins and family, of Oldtown.
have recently been frustrating a, Buffers
Point Egypt They were compelled 20
cut their visit short owing to Illness
Farmers are complaining Of the potato
rot
J. W. Clark recently killed $ snake that
measured three fest In length. This Is no
nsh story.
There i religious society a. The head
OF the bay made up principally Of young
ladies 10 ,ha, vicinity. I, I. reported that
they are holding meetings thcre With very
gooi results.
/. ) reported IA: there VIII he large
amount Of work dorg n sorrento this fall.
more than ha- cyt- 'trn !,rt In anv
on, season before Onc man from that
section SAYS he knows II twelve new
buildings that haze already been planned
amt Quit. a number more arr t''ing talked
of There A-e also some new streets 20 be
built
jacob Springer in digging well found
down atout "A fce.. 50 frogs, How dii
they get there:
Daring my stay az the Eastern State
Fair last Thursday evening al Bangor, |
attended a meeting conducted by the
Salvation Army and must say do not
see how any Christian denomination can,
conscicntously, denounce them. II Is
,r,, ,b,,. ar. li,,la rut, in some NJ their
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-12
I. o. o. =.

On "Wednesday evening. Sept. s. the one
hundred and twentieth lodge Of the Independ.
ent Order of Odd Fellows, In this State, wss
Instituted nj BAR Harbor. Grand Master Al
fred :. k'mbsll Of Norway, assisted by Grand
Warden Nicholas Fessendep, of Fort Pair
aeId, Grand Secretary Joshua Davis OF Port
land. and Grand Marshal A. L.P. PIKE Of
Norway. ofncisted. The charter members Of
Island Lodge, No. 100. are ~ follows: Joseph
Wood. ?. a.. Charles &. Green. Ynnk Z.
Young. BRYANT Bradley. Henry ". Eaton,
Calvin l.. Higgins and Charles K. Clark. Pour
applicants for membership were admitted ana
received the degrees. as follows: Elliott n.
Benson. Herbert I. Hodgkins. simpson ssr.
gent and Crosby W. Ford. Officers OF new
lodge were installed by the grand master. as
follows: Joseph Wood. Noble Grand; Chas.
:. 0ieen. Vice Grand: Prank T. Young. Sec
Rotary; BRYANT Bradley. Treasurer; Calvin l..
Higgins, Warden; Henry W. Eaton, Conduct.
or; Charles X. Clark. Outside Guardian
Elliott y. Benson, II. y. n. G.; Herbert T.
Hodgkins, r. =. G. II was past midnigh,
when the business Of the evening Mas com
pieted- Then the members OF the new lodge
with their invited guests, repaired to Smith.
dining-room on Main street. where q COLLATION.
Of coffre. cake and ice cream was ser, ed and
the fraternity separated for the night. LARK,
delegations Of visiting brothers from he lodge,
In Bangor snd Ellsworth were preseut and
this new family. the Friendly Order, starteC
OF In remarkably good condition. With To,
promise Of long year, Of usefulness before Il
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-12

Il II not worth the small price ~ - cents 10
free Yourself Of every symptom OF these
distressing complaints II You fhiuA So cal nj
our store aud get bottle ~ Shliuh'- taller.
Every bottle ttas printed guarantee on Il, use
accordingly, and II Il does you no good Il
Will cost you nothing. sold by :. u. W =
gin. lyr29
Warm weather often causes extremely tired
feen, and debility. and In the weakened CON
dillon OF the y stem, diseases arising from i'm
pure blood are Liable 70 appear. To gain
strength 10 overcome disease, and 10 purify
vi'u'izc, and enrich The blood. take Hoods
>ar-apariNa.
win be found an excellent remcdv for
sick headache. Carriers Little Liver Pills
Thousands OF letters from people who have
used them prove this fact Try them.
To remove 'he pain ana soreness caused by
rheumatism. nothing "qua- Browns Instant
Relief.
VIII po,ltay curc Sick headache and pre-
vent its .rturu. Carter, Lat,r Lutr Pins.
lhi> T. not "a =. But irl'h. One p..l a dose"
50 ld' g.il--IGrn.. Sa.ti ,i... Small d7-t.
Small price.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-12

'istiihb III luis Nitt
The Hancock County Conference OF Con
gregs,ionsi churches, will meet in Bar Har-
Dor. Sept cath ana 2o,h.
Baron Rosen the Russian Minister to the
United States, is Mt Bar lisrbor thi. season
He sent a cable message home this week. which
cost $50 to send 1t.
Mrs. Alex. Barron OF West Ellsworth, by
m accidental fall Mon,isy evening. unforu-
stately broke one bone Of her rl.b, srm near
the ~Ei,,. DIR. Hsnes rendered the necessary
surgical attendance.
SEQ IN another column the new advertise
ulcnts Of J. II. 4 r. X. Hopkins, A. H. Nor
ri, NJ Gallert and ". jackson i son. all
good men and true aud worthy Of the patron
age Of The public.
The womsns Relief Corps VIII resume its
meetings sept. 20. A full attendance is re-
ouested.
Mr.. Reynolds. the Lsmone mail carrier, re-
port. that on Monday OF ,hi. week while com
ing 10 this city be saw splendid buck deer
jump Into the rosd. followed BY large hound
At foil speed Isn't this little early for the
slaughter 10 commcncet
NJ .,,, NJ II r.l ~, p,,.,s.,or
Mas. b,ye txten , c,t,.ye At Ia, I,moine.
"a b.r, ,h.x ,stu .r.n,, tew ~.ol.
A.,
80
tain, "a favorite summer resort IN that section
OF the country with their niece. Mrs. A. f.
Moore Of this city. Mr.. sud Mr.. Anderson
scr. throw, ;, ,ro,, ,hcir .,rrtx,. ,nd sx,reIx
ip,urs,i. ,o,,,,.,.tr NJ Mr.. w wholly
upjni,,red
n,.s
49,. u, ~, -
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Another little stranger has arrived at the
home Of Nr. and Mrs. Geo Ober--a little
boy.
Our people beyiu 10 think and prepare
for our annual harvest home which Is sup
posed TO occur At the time of full moon in
October. probably oct. 9th We hope that
the display Of fruit. vegetables. etc, will
he unusually large this year in order TO
meet some extra expenses incurred by the
Harvest Home organization. We refer
particularly To the purchase Of new dishes.
Judge Reed and friends have been en-
joyirg trip. TO Castine, Mt. Desert Island
and deep sea fishing. Judge Reed has
proved himself eminenily successful in
law, and he IL evidently on the road to
success with rod and inc Especially does
he enjoy the deep sea nshing. He laid up
on the parsonage table tho other day fnc
fresh cod "a part Of the result Of his la
bors which part vas appreciated by the
parsonage family
Some @, our yoang peypi, who could
not 20 away TO the ttt,us schools this
month. are taking latin. Algebra AMI Eng
li~h three times n week At the parsonage
study
j. +. Bvards -tor, ~ receiving coat %
! paint, + Il. Smith. painter
! The s : library books have arrived,
having been purchased ~ American Dap
tit Publication society In Boston 4 new
additional library case is ready for Use.
and a second addition Of new books viii
toe ordered at once, L. \. u
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-12

--iir. Henry W. Cnshmsn, clerk 10 the First
National Bank. has gone on pleasure excur.
sion to Indiana.
Prof, w. r. Whittle presided over the
AMERICAN last week, In the sbs.nce of the
editor, snd got out an excellent paper, as our
readers will testify.
-Winfrrd Aiken Is of on cunning excur-
sion at Dr,ihsm.
Postmaster John Suminsby Of Bar Har.
Dor. was In town Tucs,lay
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-12

EAep.
The ladies In district No. I. met with
Mrs. Lena Hodgkins and organized . sew
ing circle. the proceeds obtained to build
sidewalk the length Of the district. Of
ficers for this year: Mrs. Lena Hodgkins.
president; Mrs. Richards, vice president;
Mrs. Maria Garland, secretary and treas
urer. Gentlemen, the ladies have begun .
good work; all should lend helping hand.
Miss Martha Skinner has gone to New
York to stop with her sister for an in
definite time.
Mrs. William Grant is stopping with her
son for few weeks.
Mrs. Willard Kittredge is visiting friends
and relatives in this vicinity.
School In district No. 4. began Aug. 26,
taught by Miss Carrie Richards.
SRIDOM.
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Sept. ..
Prospect Hssboi.

Prospect Hs,bo,.
A lawn party at Capt, Deasy's, a straw
ride 10 Bunker's Harbor, croquet party at
Mrs Larrabee's are some Of the social
events of the past week.
Mrs. John Williams has been spending
q week In Rockland.
Mrs. Fred Peters has been visiting in
Southwest Harbor.
Mr.. John ~ Alien. after a years ao-
sence, made brief visit at home last
week.
Mr. Nathan Noonsn il at homo
School opens this morning with Miss
Sara Sargent as teacher in grammar school,
and Miss Fannie Sargent teacher 10 prim-
AIRY school
Mr. Hiram Larrabee Of Kingman. is Wis
iting his brother, Or. C. c. Larrabee.
Mr. Charles vansaw is putting an ell on
his house.
The Hancock family had picnic at
Lower Winter Harbor. on Saturday. 1t
was q very enjoyable occasion, Mr.. Vose
and family attended.
Capt Rufus Allen is having some re-
pairs and Improvements made on his
house.
Mrs. j. Everett Pike, after pleasant Wis
Il Of si1 weeks. returned TO her home In
Providence, r. l., last week.
Last Friday afternoon. little Miss Persls
Maude Vose celebrated her sixth birthday,
by giving party to her little friends.
Twelve of nearly the same age were pres
ent, and a merrier gathering Is seldom
seen.
The Chatterbox Society has given $50
towards building the sidewalks.
Sept 9.
M.ria,iIi..
Mr.. Alfred Kelliher, formerly of this
to wn, now Of Bethel, Maine, Is here on a
brief visit.
On Thursday evening. both young and
old met at the house Of Moibrey King
mans and enjoyed social chat and sing.
School In district No. l, is now In SEES
sion, taught by Mrs. Charles Pyle Of this
town, an experienced and accomplished
teacher.
Mr.. Geo. A. Frost has gone to Sails
bury's Cove to work, TO complete the cot
tage recently built b. Sfessrs. W. o. and
J. L. Fogg.
Mr.. Jacob Verdict of Connecticut, is in
town visiting friends.
Z Wednesday, Sept. 4, the Penneys met
as usual at G. w. Brimmer'S in this town,
and held their annual family gathering. A
l large number we're present. sunptuous
dinner was served and the day passed very
: pleasantly. Neither conventionalities uol
cold formalities hindered the full enjoy
ment of those present, but all seemed per
| fectly at home, and the occasion will long
be remembered by all who were present.
Sept .. \. 7. q.