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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-02-06
Wanted. Ladies and Gentlemen

AS agents in every county of the state
of Kansas for the new and wonderful
book: Recent Explorations and Ad-
ventures of Henry NJ. Stanley in the
wilds of Africa-thrilling accounts OF
his journey across the dark continent
printed in both German and English.
Old and unreliable accounts of STAN
ley's travels are being published and
offered for sale. Every page of this
work is new. You may distinguish
this book from the old ones. by the fact
that it is printed from clear, new type
on fine calendar paper, and comprised
in one large octave volume of over 800
pages, splendidly embellished with
more than 200 fine engravings.
Agents wanted also for The Crime
of the Century," or "The Assassina-
ton of DR.. Patrick Henry Cronin. !"
(Can be handled by the same agent. J
Agents need no capital to start with.
Address F. G. Mensch. APO CONNER
cial street, Emporia, Kansas, State
agent for Henry NJ. Stanley, and the
Crime of the Century. jas d&c1m
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-02-06
Sterl's Drawing.

The drawing of the cash gold prizes
at Sterl's last evening resulted as fol-
lows: lst, 1895, VIM. Bender, Man
chester, s25; End, ,4Sl, D. b. Sewer,
city. S25; Sd, lis, w. A. Keves, city,
SIS; 4th, $50, NJ. Haynes, Junction
City, $40; 9Th, SCI, Gid Folk, city, So;
9Th, 1885, F. Shadinger, city, So; eth,
76, VIM. Higgins, Manchester, So; Sth,
67S, VIM. Greenwood, city, SIS.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-02-06
Over Two Hundred Releases,

The prediction made by the REFLEe.
TOR that the records would show owe,
200 chattel mortgage releases entered
during the month of January has been
verified, as the register of deeds reports
2O4 releases up to this evening. This
is one of the best records made in Kan
sas and shows that Dickinson county
is moving rapidly forward.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-02-06
RECENT REFLECTIONS.

nECANI hEELkCIlONSs
Sight drafts often cause temporary
blindness.
-AlfeaB spring tints are appearing
in the dry goods store windows.
Where do all the men come from
when a dog-fght alarm is sounded?
The first twelfth of the year is
gone; so are most of the resolutions
made init.
Asa Bailey and Miss Francis Reed
were married at Solomon, Jan. 26, by
Rev. E. II. Bailiff.
Ash Wednesday, the beginning Ct
Lent, dates from the 18th of February
this year, and Easter Sunday, the close
of Lent, falls on April 9Th.
Humanity seems to have about SO
much sickness all the time. No more
is measles gone than whooping cough
and chicken pox are on hand.
The reai estate transfers recorded
in Dickinson this week amount to
S4I, 100 and no exceptionally large deals
were made. Who says ne property is
changing hands?
The real estate men are daily re-
ceiying inquiries regarding lands from
eastern parties, and there is every in
dicatiUn Of considerable realty chang
ing bands in the spring.
The population of the city was IN
creased by the birth of two boys yester-
day. One was to the family of Charles
Monroe and the other to that of NJ.
Fisher, Santa Fe employee.
Some people find remarkable
peculiarities about everything. A
passenger on the noon train said that
the streets of Abilene were not wide
enough for the length Of them.
The doctor who daily is going his
round inspecting Affections of throat
and of lungs, may not in all learning be
deep or profound, but he must be
familiar with quite a few tongues.
The Western Association of Imple-
ment Dealers which met at Kansas
City this week elected IL. J. Hodge Of
tAis place secretary for the coming
year. Abilene scoops in honOrs geDer-
Ously this year.
The family of w. NJ. Sherwood is
seriously afflicted, seven children and
Mrs. 5. all having been i'll this week
with measles aud the influenza. The
oldest daughter and Mrs. s. were con-
Sldered in danger yesterday evening.
Hope Dispatch: Rev. Father
i niface has resigned his charge here
and gone to Louisville, Kentucky, TO
be assistant pastor Of st. Boniface
church i'll that city. Rev. Father
Charles, of Emporia, now has charge of
the church at Hope.
Solomon Sentinel: There are thirty
lodges Of the Farmers Alliance, with
a membership of over 300 in Dickin-
son county. Several new lodges will be
organized as sOUn as the state of the
roads will permit the organizing par
ties to drive to the meeting places.
Harrington Times: The Wilsey
Bulletin says sOme one stole a wagon
load of oats from a farmer near there
recently. Anyone guilty of stealing
oats when he can buy them at ten
cents bushel deserves a few well di-
rected kicks about two feet and a half
below the back of his neck.
The gas well on east Abilene addi-
ton is now down about csc feet and is
slowly progressing Chinaward. At the
$50 foot level there was a slight guam
tity of gas found, but it soou petered
out, and it is supposed that one of
Chss. A. GregoTy's old boom articles
was struck, relic of bye-gone ages.
The drillers say that 5000 feet will be
reached ''or bust"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-02-06
Matrimonial Agency Needed.

We understand that Judge Peck is
seriously contemplating the running of
matrimonial agency in connection
with the probate court in order to better
adjust the various applicants who come
before him for permission to tread the
blissful fields of welded life. During
last month a widow of 4S led to the
altar a young blushing youth of IL.
The lady has three children of her Own
and as they are well-grown the newly
made husband will have to rustic to
support the rather extensive family
which he has taken on his hands at one
fell swOop.
Then as if to counteract the effect
of the other marriage a widower CT As
took into his family as his wife a girl of
is. who will be step-mother to several
grown-up children. Now with the mat
rimonial agency in operation it would
have been easy to have readjasted the
above insists SO that the widow and
wiaower could have joined hands and
the young people likewise.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-02-06

An offer of $4,000 was made this week
by st. Louis firm for the celebrated
stallion, Galley RUSSELL" owned by
F. O'Reilly & Co., of this city. This
offer was refused, and an offer of 50 900
by the same gentlemen was immedi-
ately telegraphed. This offer was also
refused.-[J. c. Union.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that the co2artnershlp heretofore
existing and doing business in Abilene. Kansas
under the firm name Of II. s. Tisdale & Co.. has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent, H. 8
Tisdale having sold and conveyed all HIS undi.
vided one-half interest to W. S. Hodge AIlpar
ties knowing themselves indebted 20 the above
named are authorized and requested 70 settle
with W. g Hodge II. Z. TISDALE, lis
Ja3l-d&c2 W. S. HODGE. fL-s1
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-02-06

When she was Child, she cried for Castoris
When she became Miss, she chung to CastOriA,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoris
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-02-06

For coloring the beard, the best pre-
paratiOn is Buckingham's Dye for the
whiskers.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-02-06
$1,000 to [ Oan.

On frst-class farm property. Low
rates. Ii. Harger, Abilene. 2td&C
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-02-06

On account of its great curative pro-
perties, physicians prescribe Ayers
Cherry Pectoral.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-02-06
WANTED.

Chickens and Eggs, for
which we will pay the
highest market plice.
Look at our grocery stock.
1t is fresh, large and well
selected, and we can give
you very low prices.
LIGHTNER s. Co.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-02-06

Ayers Sarsaparilla purifes the blood,
and expels all poisonous elements. Sold
by druggists.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-02-06

Service pension was the chief aim of
the old soldiers. They passed the
strongest of resolutions in favor or if
and heartily endorsed ingalls, senate
bill. A touching tribute was paid ex-
Governor Martin in the resolutions and
1t was declared that Kansas wants the
national encampment in 1892. As
Kansas has habit of getting things
she will probably have her wish granted.
MACAULAY,
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DIPHTHERIA DURABLE
FALL CRY. Wash. sent. 10. 1ssg

FALL CRY. WASH. Sept 10. 1850.
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan. Seattle, Wash:
Dear sir-f have been down since the
18th of August First tonsolitis. then ul-
cerated sore throat Then we discovered
that diphtheria had been running two
days. Idoctored with the old school doc
tors, getting worse all the time. until we
borrowed three boxes OF your $500. NJ
from Mr. Parker. After the third teaspoon
full the white patches began to fade from
my throat and mouth, and in twelve hours
all was gone. | was in a fearful condition.
1t was in my nose and away down my
throat. Blood settled under nv eyes and
they could see that they had the death
grip on me. ana now able 10 be ont and
around and feel perfectly well. was 81
years old the day it began, or rather took
nue. down. / cannot thank you enough for
what tie medicines have done for me
Yours very truly. S. w. FLINT.
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THE STATE COURTS.
Judge Dunbar Too III To Leave IN i.
Home.

Judge Dunbar Too III To Leave " a
Home.
0LyMrrA, Jan. I6-Tbe supreme eorrt
met today and disposed OF the following
cases:
Lilienthal & Co. VS.. B. +. Wright, appeal
dismissed on opinion by Chief Justice An
ders; Kenyon vs.. knipe, kenyon VS.
Squire, and Kenyon vs.. Squire & William
son, upon opinion By Associate Justice
Stiles. ordered removed TO United States
circuit court; Williams Martin VS. the Ter.
ritory, motion 20 affirm granted. Meeker
w Gardeila ct al. on appeal. set for hear
ing January "a Mary NJ. Miller vs.. Isaac
pincas; Ira cogswell vs.. Charles III. Ho-
gan, dismissed on motion Of appellants:
Paxton VS. Danforth on appeal a. 20 guar
dianship. dismissed on stipulation by the
attorneys
OLYMPIA, Jan. f6-The superior court
met today and transacted the usual order
OF business. A dispatch was received from
Judge Ralph O. Dunbar. stating that he is
quite III and under the doctors advice. and
not able 10 make the journey 90 Olympia.
He hopes socp To be able 70 attend
Maurice Langhton Was admitted TO prae-
tice.
The following cases were disposed Of
Charles Hess vs. H. J. tvaadis e. al on
appeal from Montesano. was heard and
taken under advisement
William Martin vs.. the Territory; iudg-
meni al the lower court affirmed.
The Territory ". Klee & Miller: motion
"a dismiss denied.
Mollle Roseerans vs.. the Terriiory, on
appeal from Tacoma. molten 90 diasaiss
denied leave Is fle transcript granted.
W r. sayward vs.. John Z. caTiso n, Sc
attic on appeal FOR error: Bew before the
court for hearing
All iury eases IN the superior court hare
been disposed 81 ard the petit .jury dis.
missed The remaining cjyil eases VIII en-
gage the attention 81 the court for few
aars nntsl tie end q the nresent terrn
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FAIL CRY. Wash. Nov. Il, 1850.


DIR. Jordan. Seattle, Wash.
Dear Sir-There has been a regular epi-
denlic of diphtheria in Fall City precinct
ever since February. People were dying
very fast and the local physicians failed in
checking the disease happened to be out
of your medicines when one of my friends
was very sick, so went io neighbor and
borrowed the remnants Of supply which
he used until he got entirely well. He had
been given up 10 die, but the medicines
brought him out all right
We also we're ont OF medicine when Mr.
Flint was taken very sick with diphtheria,
but | rode seven miles snd telegraphed fer
some. He says be could not possibly have
lived but short time when he commenced
taking the Histogeuetic medicines.
Mr.. Shaw. of Tolt, George Parker and
Mr.. Hazelson were all nearly dead with
the same disease. bat after taking your
medicines get entirely veil. Mr.. Hoffman
had three children all dangerously sick
with diphtheria. Two Of them stopped
the use OF the Hisfogenetis medicines and
sought aid from other physicians. They
died. The other one refused 10 give up
your medicines and made = perfect recov-
cry.
AS you know. you cured nae Of epilepsy
with which / had suffered for fourteen
years. and in ms wiie's case the medicines
did an immense amount of good for
complication OF troubles. could see In
three days after my wife commenced tax
ing them that she was better and her
cough was almost veil. The general opin-
ion here now Is that these are the only
medicines that cure and nearly everyone
In the vicinity has used them for all kinds
Of troubles and aiways with beneficial re-
suits ana nox keep them in their homes
Old man jose tald me the other day that
he would not take $1,000 for what Won had
done FOR his heart trouble Mr. Tayiof 4
little hoy Vas another victim 10 3iphtberia,
who recovered wiIh the help 81 yonr Tneli-
eines. and | coaid mention many more had
time. suffice il To say you hare The heart
felt gratitude of this shoe community.
Yours gratefully.
CHARLEY C0TTRTI~
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THE MINISTER'S WIFE.
Years Of Illness Lead Her TO sui
1.iaA

Years OF Illness Lead Her 20 Sui
eide.
Los Angeles. Jan. le.--rhe body OF Mrs.
Harriet Hutchins. wife Of Rev.
Il. q. Hutehins, astor OF one
of the largest ard weaithiest con-
gregations in the city. was found in the
water at West Lake park yesterday morn
ing She attended q church meeting the
previous afternoon and from there went
TO the lake and drowned herself.
The cause OF suicide aSs nleiancholia, as
years OF illness had unsettled her mind.
DIR. Hutchins and wife aeame TO this city
from oberlin. Ohio.
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Inside Lots $50 Each.
Corners SIS EacI

TERMS-$2o cash; balance. halt in four months and 81
in eight months if buyer prefers the balance can be pad
the rate of S. per month.
All lots will be advanced SIS per lot in so days Lots ii a
joining additions selling for $3.50 and $500 per a
One cable and electric lines under Of conr
ton this point the actual work being DONE such a d
ing track grading In six months take the c
or electric every FIVE minutes, with only sc fare.
In six and eight months lots iii Ballad Park Addition III
sell $a5o and $500 EACH and will sell at $1,000 each n
than three years.
We have this property and must close 4
in 60 days and we offering 90 per less than m
asked and what lots selling for in adjoining additions
member that this is rsclass property, No. and the t
and prices the reasonable that have
in Seattle for this class of property Come early and mako
good selection the lots will go fast these prices and tenn
tage of this extraordinary offer send money drafts m
office order the Boston National Bank of Seattle made
able upon delivery OF proper papers the bank
will make good selections for all who ntrst with he m
hdenoe. First come first served. Remember that
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NoTARiAL APPOINTMENTS.

Ths New Bank Building and Hotel =,
Olympia
oIxNFfA. Jan. I6-The fol, wing named
nosaries public have been appointed by the
governor. Fred A. Gardner and Charles
+. Munday, Seattle: ]. b. i.s Du, Mount
Coffin, Cowiitx county w. II. Reeves.
Seattle: W. H. 0pie. os Tacoma
The heavy and substantial steel lining Of
the fre-proof vault is now being placed
within the new hank building on Main
street.
Work on the new hotel is progressing,
and the placing Of its metallic heaters Is TO
be cnmnletesl this week
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Fred Sturm- Object The physical and
mental culture OF the members.
Dayton Electric Light Company. increase
OF capital stock from So, 90 20 ss0.nen
The Sehwabacher Company, Walls walla,
capital stock, <f0a.nfa: trustees. Alexander
Mcdonald, Levi Ankeny and q. A. Wink
Ter. obiect-To engage in general mer-
ehandise and comm issl0n business.
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MAN oyFRBoARD.

A sehooner's Trip 20 Puget sound
Delayed.
SAN Francisco. Jan. i6.-The schooner
Robert and Minnie left today for Puget
sound, but returned on account of losing 3
man overheard. The lost man was August
Adolph, q Swede.
Nothing Is known about how he went
over the side of the vessel. He was dis
covered struggling in the water but sank
before they could reach him.
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A Puget sound Cargo ashore.

SAY FRANcIsco. Jar. Ia Information
received IRON Honolsln states that the
Hawaiian bark. James A. King, which left
utsalady, Puget sound, December >. with
a cargo of lumber. is ashore at Kahnlui,
Hawaiian island. with little hope of getting
her off. The vessel is covered by insur-
ance
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rnx HntSK
a sAasH Debate Ve1lossss ~ FramA
Apology.

Apology.
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. e8ess g rad IT, pToeeess8nss ef the
seo fssetn asgs. Mhen he Dad 6rvhes
q fsfsssozs sFrHs sarge nuasaero ~ atss.zaev
snss s1ens asking "a Ssldil5Uass sunegsef
assf Ssh = istseT ireEa County tzsrs
hesaas* GO ies saass saegees. eNs tea3. and
as Fesisl9@ and the eogn afs08gssiass re-
1SEfess 81 szss cass faasssa on Judiciary.
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"a me fsegRasA s5s~ Sn8 uReves1 that tke
fepazseF ae eyelsese8 frosa the har 81 sAs
Eeslss aast
Tbs sg'aAai eeAsF fer to-day wAS Heass
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IN sKNArH
saeshes ensy nav MIA a4tuu Verbal
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CAUTION The Histoganstie Medicines
arr sold IN bat one agency ia each town.
The Label sToana the bottle bears the fol-
j0Kjng Inscription DIR J. Eugene Jor.
dzn'a iiistos,eaeaie Meslleins Every other
device = 4 fraud
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DR.. JoRDAE's OFFICE
Is at the Residence Of Er-hAasor Yes.
Ter, Tnird and James.

Consultation and prescription absolutsly
Fg1x.
sena Tor free book explaining ske Histo-
renei4e system.
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0tYwrqA. Jan. rs Mine Inspector John
srlIIyza OF the second district. Vas here
today and flea st The executive offsee his
qzasrrEy Fepork on tie coal mines at Ros-
iyn bisek Diamond. Cedar Mountain, Dur
ham Gilman. Newcastle afad kTankila. &c
Is 3 faG statement q tas eandis3an 81 ths
mines. shew1az defects ia she condition
ant aethosls * working several Of them
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Guarantee Every Lot to Lay LG1l
NOT A BAD LOT In THE
WHOLE ADDITION.

We also guarantee the title be perfect in every res
and will give abstract of title all purchasers free Of cost
This addition does not lay in the wilderness rs or 20 mk
up the Sound neither cut off from civilization BY 40
dian reservation nor is rs miles down the Sound
desolae island but is located the terminus Of the 10y
toba railroad and the Canadian Pacific railroad Of the @
est ransconnenta lines in America right in the heart 9
principal manufacturing district Of Puger Sound Right e
in Seattle the only Seattle the metropolis OF the state Of W.
ngton and the Northwest where in years there WI
over 10000 people Here is the place to pu. your m'r
Here you have thing Remember that all lots ~
advanced $25 in 50 days.
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s.aess. 'sa iaassl ieaes -. e.
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Take the aeFsEera HsEsAc gNsgszzss ss.e vres
ksssss s.esrss saa &5asae eaz nsNsa So A. pes Is
las tEate. Is sesaaa ssseezs Asases Assa1E
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New raeoruaraslana.

SeW Incorporation
otrHFfs. Jan. - The gslsowizg articles
az incorporation have been Ale,l
The Spokane Twrn kefefn, trustees.
Afnss.he srnsena. Isav fferman ard
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= easn = .eas = aal D4alsl soasa : Ca.
e. sSSe&4 tszxzG
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Ballard
Park
DII-I D@-I< a Ill.
Ballard Park Addition

Joining Ballard the north, is offered for sale Tbs
the cheapest and best located property for the money and
speculation now in the market
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Pure sac gNsr tleSe 81 Haa reserve nass aseas
iav 81 seeom assaaaasss - ~. Is ss1aaa
assS&s. Agaz1m Nsa&
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It's Senate Hold sfYsesly t.5aasss 49,
Fasn Nad ssa rAns2s xsrs, nlthoneh ~.
AtaieAAat KossEaor aad several sssnasess
49, Asssn - sAa House. Matching saa
1ss'essss Is ize eaas t.slt. stevswssss.
- go g nfsYens t6e sending os nSNx.
e Easssssseesinegs sAA pAsss5.
49, sasi g snshessxe gsayrasas a lres
- @sa'ssa'sst appointed by soGsss 10 aeEsaa
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sioueh's h3li males ths lieutenant env-
eruur the pFesiasag officer a. the senate.
and gSFes bgtn sac deciding yp.e iu case ~
"a eEasl division. In case ~ ths absence
81 tie governor fFeaA the sezss khe slsataa-
siss EopvsaaF shall sct goveseog aud iu
rass ~ renewal Resignation, death or als~
eeittte * the governor sAs aulsss of TIE Of.
Hee saai deyosge gpea the lieutenant gov
eFaos for gsse remainder e the term the
Nsnten&nt governor shsll also fssrgaFr4 ssleh
either ana eg-vsacfS dutaes sad receive
saeh compensation therefor as snay b. pre-
weed 81 lsw fbs SALARY 81 tAe heateaanf
governor IS 5 0s per annans.
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II + Ma. ls2s hy Grabb For az at q
estAAlssa normal school a. Cheney. re
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