Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-10-29
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i have met Burton aud l am his'n.
-[Senator PETER.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Mahan
last night, son,
Burton has cleaned out thepeoples
party for this campaign.
Wichita Eagle: PETER did the
wailing and Burton did the whaling.
"A marriage license was granted to
John F. Cole and Sarah NJ. Orr, of
Dillon.
"A marriage license was granted to
Wesley Orcott, of Philadelphia. and
Mary Lindow, of Abilene.
-Bnrton's address in the opera
house Friday night will be the best
speech delivered in central Kansas
this campaign.
Enterprises hew elevator with
1000 bushrl capacity is nearing
completion and adds considerably to
the city's appearance.
Republicans should not be content
with simply winning this year. They
should make the victory so decisive as
to last for two years to come.
The Union Pacific hotel-is now in
charge Of \. b. Davenport, formerly
manager of the CsntropoIi5 at Kansas
City. 1t will be kept up to its high
standard.
The statements of The local banks
throughout the county are being pub
lished under the new banking law and
show an exceedingly good financial
condition.
Cards are out for a reception to be
given by Mesdames W. n. Hendricks,
V. B. COsad, a. Ii. Paul and J. NJ.
Gleissner at the home of Mrs. CoSad,
Thursday at O'Clock.
C. Z. Hunton shipped carload of
apples from his fue place north of the
city to Grainield, Kas. This section
of Kansas is proving veritable garden
spot of tie world this year.
"A marriage license was issued to
Alexander a. Young aud Miss Cora
A. Vickers, both of Flora township,
They are among northwest Dickinson's
best known yOnng people and will re-
manu-
The card regarding Mr.. Nottorf
published elsewhere settles another of
the News infamous falsehOods regard
ing republican candidates. That
paper has yet to make an honest
statement in this campaign.
The infant son of Prof. and Mrs.
w. W. Reed died last evening after As
hours of earthly existence and was laid
to rest this morning with simple cere-
monies in the Abilene cemetery. The
parents have much sympathy in their
bereavement.
Livingston said in his speech
Saturday night that four years ago he
was the only anarchist in Buckeye
township and now there were eighty.
-[Enterprise Journal.
Is that the way the farmers of
Buckeye township wish to be classed
by this peoples party candidate?
Enterprise Journal: There remains
only one week more until the election
and it behOOves every man who is in
favor of good government, sound
money aud the welfare of the state of
Kansas to work in season and out of
season for the defeat of the party that
lives on calamity.
Wichita Eagle: The defeat of
McGrath at Salina is said to mean
that the socialists have captured the.
peoples party and that PETER will
therefore be compelled to identify
himself with the republican side # the
United States senate. What calamity
must Kansas endure next?
In its four years of editorial life as
an active influence for good and the
republican party the REFLECTOR never
had the pleasure of supporting better
ricket than that the republicans present
this year. 1t is composed of good men
from top to bottom, they have all had
experience in the line they will be
called upon to follow, and there is no
excuse on earth for any man to scratch
a single name.
The alliance at SaIina yesterday
voted to start cooperative unions of
different kinds with combined capital
of about $50, O,OOO, ,OOo. 90, and then
the shysters who had set out the