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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-07
BISHOP 4 BUROH,
Alto neNeiUr piaintiff.
First puDlismd in tue ABILEsE WEEKLY
hEfLECToR Dec. 81, 1871
Publication Notice.


In the district court Of Dickinson unity
Kansas,
rue Massac husetts Mutual Life INSURANCE
Company, plniutin.
Samuel Brlcker, administrator with will
annexed of Isaac V. autz, deceased,
John 4 Lantz, Albert 5. LuntZ, Emma
EiChelDerSe, Sarah BArkley, Sarah U.
LautZ, John LHntZ, ST., Isaac shockcy,
9. .. Rice, W. IL; Eioholtl, john Beel
john Jonntz, C1ris JUhntz. Fred Jubntz.
anu y. W. Rice, partners as tho Johniz 4
Rice Mill Cor l. shook, II 4. snider, Tho
Abilene National Bank, Toe II milton
Investment o. pan!, William Deering
n 90, dufendhnts,
To Emtna Eiohslberyer, John Lintz, ST., G.
Douglass,
You are hereby notified that you have
been med by tn above named plaintiff ia
the above entitled Actioni TINT the said
plaintiff filed Its petition In = i'd action, In
sail court. upon December ~. le9Ii that un-
less you appear and answer mo came on or
before the i2th day OF February, 1892. II will
be taken ~ Iruv and Judgment wall bs rem
derud In favor tt tne III latin aud against
thtAdefcndHnt samuel Brickci n, adm MIS-
traitor 81 the viii annexed OF the estate OF
Isaac V. LNntZ dc tns,d fer the sum OF
tiGlG. 8, with 2per cent. interest per nnnum
thereon from May lot, 1891, until paid, and
for tho iu ther sum OF ti5 81 with interest
NJ " per cent, per annum from August 3lst
1891 until paid, and for costs Of SUIT also for
the IOreC lOsure of "A certain mortgage upon
the south east quarter OF section eieVen anu
the north east qu rter Of section fourteen
all IN 10 nship thiit en- south. range two
gast, In sn d county and state ana hOjudg.
ing that plRinuif have first lien thereon;
ord.rins the same t. b. sold without APP
prlgisement aud tn proceeds of such sale to
b. applied to tn ayment OF the costs OF
this suIt, the taxes duo upon said pre- misses
a the tim of sale and tho sums due the
y aintif, and forever Earring and foreclos-
iBgt defendants and each ~ them from
all riSht, title, property and estate in said
n. Am ass Law thereof.
BI5nOP q BURCH,
Attorneys for plain III.
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PIREMEN AT SALIVA.
A Good Time Enjoyed by the Abilene
Denartment.

The lremen had a good time at Sa-
lima New Years eve. The Abilene
fire department arrived on the Santa
Fe early in the afternoon and were
received with appropriate pomp. Soon
after, the IIerington, Enterprise and
Bennington departments arrived and
the various colored uniforms becam"
numerous. At 3 O'Clock, beaded J..
the band aud the police force IN M
form, the parade was formed. Thel
display was indeed creditable aud
witnessed by many spectators.
The principal event OF the day WA
the ball at the National. The larry
dining room and parlors were be"ui
fully decorated aud about sixty couple
were present Packard's orchrslT"
furnished fine music and the dancing
lasted until about 4 In the morning. a
banquet was given the visitors. Saline
entertained her guests royalty.
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Leap Year Ball,

There was delightful leap year ball
given last evening at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. q. L. Mead on West
Third street. The gentlemen were the
favored ones throughout from their
journey TO the scene OF festivities until
they were escorted home at O'Clock
this morning. The sense of security
which large robust man feels when
he is being assisted by frail woman
TO alight from a hack which she pays
for, is said to be worth travelling u
thousand miles to experience.
The house decorations were beautiful
and the costumes Of many of the ladies'
were exquisite. Two rooms were
devoted to dancing with Harrison's
orchestra In attendance. Gard Gables
were laid in other rooms and there
seemed nothing lacking that could add
TO the evenings enjoyment. A dance
program was followed until refresh.
ments were served. At IL o'clock the
german" was opened and many pretty
figures were introduced, favors being
received by the participants. So great
q success was the ladies' venture that
the gentlemen talk OF returning the
kindness by giving ball at the Pacific
soon,
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oLD-TlME HUNTING MATCH.
Connecticut Gentlemen Revive n Form Of
Sport That Was Decaylng.

u
Sport That Was Deoaying.
Old.fashioned hunting matches have
been revived in Connecticut. Fifty
mcn-somctimc twice that number
elect captains and hunt for a day and n
night, the side bagging the most game
winning game supper at the expense
Of the defeated hunters In a match
near Stafford recently physicians, law
yers and business men participated, be-
sides farmers and hunters. Precautions
were taken to secure fair test Of skill
and TO keep out all game not actually
killed by tho contestants. The party
hunted in pairs or quartettes made up
from opposite sides. The points for the
different kinds Of game were: Owl,
100; hawk, %; loon, 50; wild duck, 79
woodcocli, ~; snipc, 65; partridge, IS;
quail, 81; crow, -; bluejay, 81; wakeup,
80; black bird, 2S; woodpccker, 10; ce-
harbird, o; miscellaneous, 2; skunk
100; fox. 90; woodchuck, 80; coon, TO-;
mink, co. muslSrat, 50 rabbit, 40; gray
squirrel, 80; rcd squirrel, 30; chipmunk,
10.
The hunt was begun at midni ght and
continued until nine the next evening
after which hour no game was received
for counting. II was walk over for
the winning company, his side scoring
I, 1895 points, while the losing men scored
only 10 A skunk and an owl helped
the winning side very much.
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Tho Rock Island Dot There

j. s. llollinger was In the city and
was singing the praises Of the Rock
Island road ~ u shipper Of freight.
On Monday he shipped II cars Of
cattle from his Durham rancho Ia
Chicago. The Rock Island agreed Ia
get them through in 30 hours from
IIeringlon and did IL in 49, hours.
lie also srut . cars from Chapman
which the Rock Island took nj Kansas
city and.paced In Chicago in u hours
II is such rates OF freight shipment that
make road friends and the Rock
Island /, Is be complimented. Credi,
FOR the excellent time IL due Supt
llubbell who exrrted himself to SET
that proper accommodations were
made. lie Is n railroad man who
understands his business
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Will Meet Life Together.

Many couple Of young people will
meet the new year hand IN hand, con-
tent to go through life as husband aud
wife hereafter. Marriage licenses
were granted $. &, Gould and Florence
A. Renlck, of Solomon; Eli W. Kapp
aud Ida NJ. 10y; Edwin q. Belz ana
Katie A, 10y, the latter two couples
Of Iliawatha.
On Tuesday Alice Wilson and All
drew Fallen Of New Chlllicothe were
married.
j. II. Trostle, of Hope, and Carrie
Puterbaugh, of Mcpherson, will be
married this evening,
A license was granted q. IL, Seller,
Hope, and Alice Springer, Dillon.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-07
A Convincing Argument.

Hamburg Figs are the fashion, and
re surely supplanting Of the nauseous
bills and vile liquids. Constipation is
he bane of the American people so
medicine of some sort In needed TO
'vercome this disorder; therefore. it is
he part Of wisdom TO take something
hat Is pleasant to the taste and effect
nal at the same time. Hamburg Figs
n delightful and effectual as we'll.
Being composed Of fruits and vege
ables, they nre NATURES remedy, and
% harmless that their continued use
ran have no III effect. Hamburg Figs
ire prepared in lozenge form only, and
sold at 25c. n box 10y j. NJ. Gleissner,
Dose one fig
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-07
Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming 81 well
hnown AID 30 popular as to need no
special mention, All who have used
electric Buffers sing the same song OF
Jraise. A purer medicine does not ex
81 and it is guaranteed TO do all that is
claimed. Electric Bitters will cure ali
diseases Of the liver and kidneys, will
cemove pimples, boils, salt rheum and
Ither affections caused by impure
blood. viii drive malaria from the
system and prevent rs well as cure all
malaria fevers. For cure of headache,
constipation and indigestion try Flee
lric Bitters- Entire satisfaction guar.
anteed, or money refunded. Price SOC.
and sl.OO per bottle at j. NJ. Glriss-
uer's drug store.
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New Years WeddinRs.


At the home OF the brides parents
near Manchester yesterday were mar.
ried Mr.. Orlando Paxson aud Miss
Lille Hoover. There was pleasant
wedding party, excellent refreshments
and all present, young and old, enjoyed
the occasion heartily and shOwered
good wishes on bride and groom. Rev.
+. Il. Shade, presiding elder Of the
United Brethren church, performed
the ceremony. There was long list
of valuable and useful presents.
A DOUBLE WEDDING.
At the home of the brides parents
near lliawatha there was double
wedding yeslerda, when Ida NJ. 10y
aud Eli Nj, Knapp and Katie A. 10y
aud 4, &, lIetz were the central Rg-
ures. Rev. Jonas Erect, OF Hardy,
NeO., performed the ceremonies and
the company present extended congrat'
ulations upon the brides and grooms
with good will. The presents were
numerous and the refreshments every
thing that In delectable.
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RECENT REFLECTIONS.


Tine furniture Of the Y. NJ. G. \.
rooms is being sold.
The year that when twas rrsi begun
Was filled wt.h nope isalm At done,
IL ran ~ oth'r ears have run
Did 1891,
Hut Genes there now II season now,
Again Hope beckon- far TO you,
Come. let us see what you can do
1854
IIeringtor cries aloud in the wilder
ness for someone to build more houses
in that town.
The firm name of IIazlett Il
llynds has been changed to lIazlett II
Co., Mr.. IIynds retiring.
The Misses Lucy and Lizzie Fritz
entertained number Of their friends
Thursday evening. Music and games
occupied the hours and the time was
spent In merry making until the dawn
ing Of the new year.
Andrew Kropn, the Dickinson
county prophet, WAS In town today
and coDnded to the REFLECTOR his
lateat revelation. "Thete will be-" he
said, "no corn to speak Of in this cOun.
try In 1892 Farmers should hold their
corn over shall not plant an acre
myself"
The county attorneys convention
at Topeka discussed this enforcement
OF the prohibitory law and the papers
report column Of remarks. Dckin.
son county's attorney was preseDt but
he did not offer any remarks. what n
pity! Surely no one could have given
so many valuable pointers as Mr.
CranstOn on how not to do II.
The REFLECTOR greets the new year
with the consciousness of twelve
month of faithful work well done.
The year closing tonight has been the
most prosperous in the papers history
aud II Is duly grateful to It's patrons
The year Just beginning will be a
momentOuS one IN the political field
aud the REFLECTOR will be found On
1866 days IN the font rank lighting, M
IL has always fought, for the success
of the republican party and Kansas
the best party aud ine best state the
world ever saw.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-07

To Ella j. swanson, Of parts unknown;
You are hereby notified that you have
been tued in the disiric court OF Dickin-
son county, Stst to Of Kansas, by he Travel,
eI's Insurance COM any, by Its petition
nled In sHiu court, on the Ith Gay OF August
A. ID 1871, In an ctiOn there pend ny
wherein tue saiu Tho TRAY 81, rs Insurance.
% pany Is pluntiff and John A. Line,
AnBie 4. Line, j. II. swanson, A0ram Barley
ard you are defend ants, and that you ust
answer AID petition on or before the llth
day OF February, A, d. 1892, or the same
will be taken as true and judgment will be
rendered sainst said dvIendATts, JOnn A.
Line and Annie y. Line, for he tum OF three
hundred dOlla le30O OOi and inter- thereon
at the rate Of ~ per cent per Hnnum from
the quo day OF March, A ID. 1875, loss the sum
of one hundred and twenty dollars ttl2O.OO)
and Tor c. SITS aLu receiver appointed, and
a furt her juig ent will Le rendered that
unless said cum be laid o or before six
mouths fInm the date OF sald judgment that
the following described real estatr situated
In The cOu " Of Dickinso state of Kansas,
to-wit; Lots one "a ant two (2) In block
three ~ in Kinney A Hodges addition TO tue
city OF Abi,rne, be sid without appraise-
IN mt, as provided b, / W, TO satisfy SAID
judgment and that upon such safe You a d
tn OF er defendant. 10 this &C ion be for
ever barred from claiming any interest In,
title W or liens up N said premises.
STAMBAIGH, uUkD u DEWEY,
Alto neys tor Plaintiff,
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Sunday School Officers.

The NJ. Il Sunday school elected
officers for the coming year last nigh
A. T.. Bishop was reelected superiu.
tend"nt; T.. 4 IIolldr, assistant; MARY
Kaulfman. supt. primary department;
Chas. hin, secretary; +. q Toms
treasurer; WIN. Julley, librarian; Bell,
Newman, organls,; Belle kiulTnan,
chpris,er; Kate Faucet, assistant
chorister.
The West Side sunday school elected
officers at the same time, The follow
ing were chosen: Superintendent and
secretary, W. ID. Rockafellar; assistant
j. +. brilliant; treasurer, A. L. Bis
hon
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-07
First published in the ABILENE WEEKLY
REFLECTOR, Dec. 81, Isqi1
Publication Notice.


In the district court VI DlcKiusOn county,
Kansas.
Tho Massachu 'etts Mutual Life Insurance
company, plaintiff,
Samuel Broker, administrator with will
annexed OF Isaac LantZ, Decreased,
John Z. Lantz, Albert 3. Lantz, Emma
Eienrl9erse,. Sarah Barley, sAran O.
g, Rec, w q. Eichol 2, John Beef, anglo
Douglass, George NJ. BarEleJ, john
Jonm'z. CHRIS JOnutz. Pred Johntz aud
A. W: ace, partners as the JOhntz a
Rice Mil 90 pany, l, shook, n. A. sntdeI,
The Abilene National Bank, the Hamilton
Investment company aud william Deer.
lug n 20 de fendants.
To Emma EiChel berger. John LtntZ, ST., @,
U. kice, Angle Douglass.
You are hereby notified that you h I'VE been
sued BY the above named plaintiff In tho
aUove entitled action; that the said plsin-
tin died It, prtI tOh ia SAID action, In said
court upon Dec. %, 1901; that unie,s you
appear and answer the same on or before
the i2th day of February ,iSS2 IL will be taken
AS tue aud Judgment Will be rendered In
favor OF the plant II and againsL tho defend.
ant, samuel Bricker, administrator with
Will annexed OF the estAt OF John LantZ,
eceAs II, for the sum Of $780,, with ~ per
cent interest per annum thereon from April
l. 1871, until paid ahd for the further SUM of
80 with inter 1T thereon a. the rate ui II
per cont per Runum until paid und for costs
fsuiti alsJ for ihn foreclosure oi "A certain
mortgage u on the east half 90 OF the
northwest quarter ~ Of section fourteen
10. tUwnship tuir cen (i3l sOutn, range two
(3) east, aud that part OF the north asa quar-.
ter NJ OI tue southwest qu rter (kD Of said
section lying north OF e Union Pacific
railway right o way, all In saiu ounty aud
state, an Hdtutging that plaintiff have n
nrst lien thereon: ordering tbe me to be
sold without ,pprais-nent ami this prLceeds
OF such ,alo to Oe applied to the payment OF
the costs of this SUIT, the taxes due VI on
SAID PR misses at tbs time of tale, aud the
sums due he plaintiff; aud forever barring
anu iorec osii q the DEF ndAnts, and each OF
them from all right, title, property aud
est tie In raid premises aud every part there
Of
BISHOP 4 BUROH,
Ain uRN \ lar iuaintiH
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-07
First published In the ABILEsE wEEKL,
kBFLBCToR, Dec. 81. ls9l.l
Publication Notice

To william ID. RvDb. of tnd State OF Colo.
RADIO:
You FRO hereby notified that you have
been sued In the district court OF DIcEin ON
county State OF Kansas, by Joseph rinton,
by mis- pet tiOn filed In taid csurt, on thC
JOth day Dec mDoi, A ID 1901, imam actiJn
tn Ie pending wherein thc 5uid JUsCpl Brln
ton Is plaiutiff aud john Jonntz, ASH uco ~
U. II, LoDOld, "A uankrupt, j. W. Gore and
you Hse do enuHnts, and mat yUu must
ans wer ssId y, titiUn or before the i'm
'ay vi February, a. ID 1852, Or the same viii
DC taken rs trur an Ju mo I Will DO ran.
der Il tina he sum Ut six hundred aud nttS
4 liars $3.50 OOl aud interest Tn reOn at tbs
rate OF wrlv per cent. per unnuiu
IRON tine hrst day OF August. A. u.
1898, lers tho run OF Sixty. eIKht ami
twenty-five huIdi edths dOliuls 1895 25
interest paid ana costs he u first lien
upon the following described II al cat tie sit
uutCd Ia Dickinson county, -tHt Ut kans 4
t. wit: Tue south east quarter of the south
We quarter OF ietiOn uu uber thirty-siN
1867 in tUw.,ship two.vu UsI south. OF range
hc % East, o the sixth Principal Nerd.
IAN, and that uhlrs sui, juJgnc / be Ia d
hereof That the real est te hereinb. lore d..
scribcd sold, without nppniisemUnt, a,
provided ny law, to satisfy sald judgment.
and that upon such sale you and he other
def ndauts 10 this Hctio DO forever ba ed
rim claiming any Interest IN, title to or
liens upon said premisne,
STAMDAUGH. llURD DEWEY,
AttOrn ys fOi Plaintiff.
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REFLECTOR. Dec. 81, 1891
Publication Notice.

To Jennie Il. AdamsOn, William >. Adam
son md Ewing A, Adam GU, heirs at law II
". 8. Ada nSUn, deceased, "A +. SilVUus anu
j. A, y. Il tndOllh, eNt cuJOrs ul he last Will
ana testament VI W. ) Adhmsul, deceased,
"a, d jacob 5mlth, OF parts unknown:
You and each Of y,u arc hereby notified
tIat GU auu each Of you haN . been sued In
state OF Kansas, by The Travellers Insurance.
Company, by its petition MED Ia SAT- cuu, I
ON the 3Jtn day OF December, A. -. 1891. IN
an a, tiOn there - nuing wher, In the aid
rne Travellers Insurance Company Is lain.
III and you ana Hch otl on and George w.
Evans, usie Evans ana Charles T. Estes
ART detsn ants. anu tlat you and ga OF
you must answer said petition ON or bof RS
,he lith day OF February, a. ls52, or the
came will Oe taken ~ true am Judgment
will be rend red against the deIenuants
George W. kvans aud Susie Evans for tue
SUN OF i've hundred dollar Is O0.OOl u ID In
Annum from the nrst day OI Nov mber, A.
ID. 1856, less tns sum OF one humid ed and
forty dollars ftl4O, o., interest pa d, ana "A
receiver appointed, and "A tufi h5r jud Rm mt
will DO rem ereu that less saiu rum be
pa d On or before SIX months trOm the Gate
Uf SAID Judgment that the fOllOEl, x de-
scriOed real Is tate situni cd IN the County Of
Dickinson ana state Ut Kansas, to wit; Lot
number ninety nine 800 On pruce ,reet In
SOulhwck A AuBustine's addition l. the
city OF ABILENE, cold, with NJ aapraise-
Judgment aud that upon sucn sale you anu
acn OF you anu tn other defendants To this
action bs forever barred from CLAIMING any
interest In, tit To or liens upOu said prem
ises. STAMBAuGH. HuRD DEWEY.
tOrncys fVT Plaintiff.
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A Fatal Mistake.

Physicians make no more fatal mis-.
take than when they inform patients
that nervous heart troubles come fiom
the stomach and are of little conse
quence, DR.. Miles the noted Indiana
specialist, has proven the contrary in
his book on heart disease, which may
be had free at j. NJ. Gleissner's who
guarantees and recommends DR. Miles
unequaled new heart cure, which has
the largest sale of any heart remedy In
the world. II cures nervous aud organ
ic heart disease, short breath, flutter,
ing, pain in side, tenderness in side,
arm or shoulder, irregular pulse, faint,
ing, smothering, dropsy etc. His
restorative nervine cures headache,
fits, etc.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-07

This is the problem Of life which
few satisfactorily solve. Some fail
because of poor health, others want of
luck. but tie majority from deficient
grit, want of nerve. They are nervous,
lrresolute, chHngeable, easily get the
blues and take the spirits down to keep
the spirits up, Thus wasting money.
time opportunity, and nerve force,
there is nothing like the restorative
neryiHe, discovered by the sp, cialist
DR.. Miles, to cure all nervous diseases,
as headache, the blues, nervous pros
tration, sleeplessness, neuralgia, St
Vitus dance, Hts. and hySteria Trial
bottles free at j. NJ. Gleissner's.
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Notice to Hunters.

No hunting or trespassing allowed
on the west half Of section II or north.
west quarter OF section IA or southeast
| of southwest quarter of section 2, OF
SOUTHWEST of southwest ! of section .
IN township IA, range . east, in Dick.
nson county, Kansas.
li7 d&c II GEO, A. Rush.
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showed in.

Jno. W. Rowen, of Des Moines, Ia
>hile snow bound at Carroll. la.
through exposure contracted a sever
cold. After several useless trials OF
various remedies he purchased u bot.
lie of Cubeb Cough Cure, and saws the
'ure was magical, and after taking two
loses he could breathe freely, and en-
Joy a good sleep that night undisturbed
mother case is on record where lady
had not slept more than one or two
ours night for months, who after
useing one bottle, was well and happy,
sold by q. +. Northcraft.
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SOME NEW YEARS DoNTs.
A Few Hints to the Boys on Begin.
ming 1892.

A Few Hints to the Boys on Begin.
ming 1892.
DO not begin the year by getting
drunk. You will have regrets enough
without that.
DO not begin the year by taking
advantage Of a public occasion to enter
house to which you are not welcome
at other times.
DO not begin the year by wearing u
dollar four hand when fifteen cent
lawn tie Is In much better taste,
Do not begin the year by donning a
dress suit and watch chain. They do
not go together.
DO not begin the year by wearing
white kid gloves. They are intended
for policemen on parade and Free
Masons at a funeral.
DO not begin the year until you have
buried the black shirt studs. White
stonine is the thing.
DO not begin the year by entering a
lady's parlor with a sack coat, II you
have frock. Nothing except poverty
will excuse a sack coat in society.
DO not begin the year by using a
toothpick at any time or place where
you would hesitate to use toothbrush.
Both are.articles for the toilet and sub
ject to the same laws.
Do not begin the year by running
around to the other side Of woman
on every street corner. The idea that
man must always walk next to the
curb is too provincial for anything.
Do not begin the year by extending
congratulations to brides. No woman
ought to be congratulated on getting
tied up to big, coarse man. Offer
your best wishes 10 her and congratu.
ate the groom,
DO not begin the year by playing
poker. This town is full Of poker
players whose lives are not long enough
10 pay what they owe.
Do not begin the year without max
ing some good resolutions. Even If
you do break them In few days you
will have the consolation of knowing
thatyou were half way decent for q
week.
DO not begin the year by tucking
your napkin under your chin. Nap.
kins are intended for the lips and
hands and II you cAnnOt eat without
soiling your clothing, you would better
remain ut home with the nurse.
Do not begia the year by saying or
doing anything to humiia'e II woman,
A man who will do n thing Of TIA 1t
kind is brute, yet men do 1t and then
boast Of it.
Do not begin the year by assoclhting
with good girls In daylight AMI bad
ones after dark. II you do you will be
very sorry for II some day.
DO not begin the year without laying
some plans for intellectual improve
ment. There is much solitude In
most lives and you will find nothing
there except what you take with You.