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Decorah-posten., 1892-06-28
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'Ilun9stat, Styrmanb," iasOe ban, iSet ban sneo ut
buanbe6, Tom 8aabsmanbsn bauoe maltratteret San''
pen. Seq nil pare IpOis os sisre nit beOite. 8 tan
'rp8t itOIe paa mig. 0ette Oiptteri bauSe NJ Del aus'
lamnrsn, Os insen par Soueomano aben nluaite StepsnS,
% sg uil Ianst beuere pGre Der emo Storbaaoer."
"SOGbSmanb," afbrsb iss BAN, "1snmern'anosn
sloros 8u9borbs Sibsfartsi r~brnselist ueo at llaa no
noals al gluuterne. Ser bar nj ben anOsH saa0 peo
ehen, os BEN Dor ri faa op, meSens ganbet sr mutt.
u'aaits iuar ri Yrus for ben.
"Htstis, Stprmaub," iasbe ban. "&ait Heo en- enOe
=" mtg, iaa ital ies fire ben unoer SouebOmr'ene'
O9 Ietuinot iom en- aat iprans ban no Storrslfsf.
uIen ~pIuOieIi8 bsrte ies ct bstt Slalt. -.
guOe Sub raabte leg, "ban er faIot oosrooto'
o9 le9 pr iiGrO msS at itprte op paa 9ptten, oa FS
9er'' BAN ipnse ND: "Ss Der saar en- til, % 'aa 10"
'Slsn ct iuGrt 9laIf.
sec tnitsOe mig Op paa Retten, os rnnbts: '9Oor CT
S! 9UuO sr bet, bu sisr2 Saber ou Sisf'
"Sottsrsn beasr!" ipareoe ban. Der la en- ~
'sts SieItrinspat Stsitst, % en- Der / SaaOsH, % fs
oafpeOe benz besse operborb. Nu, opsaa laa 'asN %
N' latt. naar ies %usritor.@
strar efer uar gaaSen uuber GaIisrne 90 :ssSs 0's''
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-28
Seatet Gage mango Gange % bar iaa iga at man maate oaaQe oper bami
men 6leu Opa rcoDct ptD 6irlp al 9ctct.

IT. " Sweu @olT @apts, 5hg lite 1ai 1892
Eu I'll &gNen or pB ca Nar Gamna % for onarrnt Ct 0ar hoEu Ia tg uia1s %
bar ia ig at tngen roebe jg rmoe o0eida bet 2Ggu in tit mg uGonge ON Tagm
% iuwr ire Tiger mGats be poaGe OpT mtg. GOtoun lr tc Gml paa min A1aUe oq
ioricge at pumpe beuue toni men betcm uet no, % BON og8ao mig atodes. IetNo
4 Bette iOm p8 moei9 fit fra 3m, 1mp mig ooer ait tammcL % oaicr er Pg Gem fac
morhg tafnenmnug Seq tn fife HotUm role 8ett % aHbiae oct til one o. mBpa
iom mante Hbe at en- cGr anben Sg86om st hereH8t Eat III 8cm fra 3ens
3UIIei 8Hu0feu
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400

buaaet an. Saa tom gaabsmanoen op, cg ri ~bespnSte
ale tire at beiie, fsrit liot ben enc, iaa / ben anpsn
Galie, iaa ben ferite isien o. |. D., lot ao San9en,
inStil enSsIia gaaoen par paa Ylabs men bet bauoe
pqret ct ipart arbsibe, ba ben bauoe baabe ganb os
mauoe grouiioner omborb - noset, fOm nj lite bauoe
Haab til at Itiae os psb -, os its ffaI lite ne9te, at p'
puiteoe aanffe ~anitGnbis, ba ri bapSs ben 9s'oe rnsp
Sptteraften.
"Sr. guaOsmano!" iasoe Gorniib ~pIuOislis, "bsoer
ON ~SorlabeIle, men ies trOeOe, De par OSO."
"@iorpe bu bet, Sim Goruiib2"
"Sea troeSe, De par brutnct, gaaOsmano."
"Sa, Lao aaa, men ies er Sa life ben Tsrlte prafnsoe
Mano, ION er fommsu tiaiue isien."
~aQemanS, Sr. Saaosmaub, troebe De par saast
~Operborb, os par bratnet. Dsen De par oa oDerboro
osiaa."
~aror bu, ies pil sisre big us paa Set2" ipareOe
gaabsmanOen ~afuiienos.
~9eo bleu laa rGo, oa ies iaa Dem"
"san bu uibe, ON iss er til enonu oa2 Ut ie sr lite
at tro, liser samIe 8iarrinsr."
"9ea tror lite paa @iensanssrs, men leg trOeoe lambs
ella, De par en-, Or. Saabsmano, os bet slOrOe ltOre
9Obnion osIaa, ba ban fuor, at De par en- AT De tire oso
gaoborps gsterbraisr.
~Nei. lea TANNER mig life Oper at pars ct Spssslle.
gsbre Rolf snb ies bar parst Spssdisr. Seq uO ON en-
etbsbanbIu, lOm par a~irseparss % bapoe fulot az
genas, % iom bIsp epsssIfs. % ipssts idaIsOss tor TN
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-28


Grusteu al fit Glib os Slabl 9eb meO
ale llDbpttsrel
Oilers er bet III ian, Iasoe ies, at 3
%ilaaoer aiitso mango geuse til aisb.
mrnoenes CONNER; bet or pite tibet,
lom rGtter tilbage til Nrbeibsrens o.
StO9eierens.
gien lao os life t9ute paa bet M,
bet or for bittert. Sab % baabe %
beoe % arbeioe for, at Retirroisbsoen,
bsI RetfGroi8beo for aIe, maatts opilna
fit Iautun paa SorOeu. "a Hal ui
ieire l7oe gtni mso rieti9 Mast %
@IRbe msaem Rorges 6jelOs.
Oct er iauot, ia9oe be. Surra! CAB
9pmmsret ilpoel Get toumer bel igjeu,
10 Runceu, 9ac @riien 5leit.
Der par friIft grbeioe, 2atter ps
Sfiemt.
"a oi tom til gpar oar bet g}iooag.
90 Wiiobos iii pi Of ariItoiier % Gtie
Wanot, Os ben Tom 900 bar: 1iurite9,
beilis 5~ietoOaubs grret, aaife, "Tarte"
% oft bet iOm aUbt pnr.
Saa bar l7oe Mai 5eiteu forbi, %
ui after biemme. Ge Smaa haube les
oct %nptinn 9Oot meo 8amle geoitemor;
8n % Geit % Sau banieoe paa 9rouue
Boiler; be iagoe. at Soften burce before
lGs9eS ben til Ct. Sans, "a. SUM, for
Nu er Der mer for ytebbet, oa er Der
berli9t / bet boie Roro, blanot 5ielo %
Qio % 6iorO!
% paa fin Bis bar be 8et.
9u bar ri 29oe Mai, spOt geir, PHI.
teOi8 &egn o8 Sol. aornet CT tOmme.
up her paa Sic, ui iaabbe III bra tiblig
/ 8aar.
ga, iaa fer bet no til ri Ianr beiIir
Col pg CONNER iaar o8iaa mco SUBS
6jatp. 9Uem trnter ba paa ben Tor.
anuone 8inter8 Sutoe % Sne?
Seq tatter ole Dem, iOm bar itreUeI
til mig, og 9tret fin @l9Oe OUer min,
Brcoienoiu8cr. Seq tommer Dem lbu8.
titer at 1tripe for "7ecorob 4oiteu.'
Bare jeg boUOe beore 3io. itulOc jc
ifriue mere.
3pr Der er NOT at itrioe ON for Ell.
bper meo aabeut Sino % itiGrpct Cans
for fine Gm8iOelier. for DuaO Der ben.
Der / "bcn pioe, pioe ger6en", og for ot
tore 9nuter, TOM M beuRger 1jerterne
Gaa iaar ieg flute 6enne Sang.
6eliing % 1at til "3ecorab 8oiten'
% ale beu8 2Riere! Selling % Eat til
aae, iOm bar ienOt mig 8reO. Seq
fuloe guIte at iuare eubper al Dem fer.
| Tilt; men bet bleo Tor brpoiomt, 9
Iaar neie G6er meo, bpao ie9 icnoer I'll
Dor Irle5 gOOe Ben "3ccorabsB soften.
Nteu bolOt 9 peo at itriUc til mig
lea liter iaa 9oot at ioa Brco fra Brna
ner % 8leuotnger.
gtaar bet fiber irem pud SOmmereu
ital 8 pel iau bsre llot fra mig tgicn
6nr ieg 2io O9 0elie.
&co Del oo! 81 trRfcs igiert, mems
Blomlter gro / @n0e.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-28
THE
O {: NJ
ELECTRIC BEL T
e. APPLIANCE co.
20i-2ii State ST.,
CHICAGO, Ill.

SPAR brugt srgtter 10 aar, men or OOg M me8et beOre.
II. q. Gmcn. WprUa. 81, 9Rni 9oe 1892.
Slot uogte fn Qmur for at Ioe Gm obe at Ha CT rUpmaaOe tatueumIg for bet
Bne Wr g. ium lea fr ct aur Fon fpHe bs lem. Get bar uamHg bdbrbct mig
aloeRs ion min Souc0phuc FAINT ben trGte 6orremHciG seq fgr mig m gaufs frt
% nit Sen or o8aa beGDctgt beoye;U a fan uamiao5 Tie Uctc al bhUc. frret mo
en- @ona ht rg bar belle h&ar maott banhe &rIcr: men U0 CT ha pei Htrps mo
gent % bets 8nfmn9ap at Rg life im nOru Iris pt ar5rrr ianmc
gErbpogt gRrs. HasmuS Often
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-28

Sprup / TlliRloe al Saarbeo / 6olien,
Sone, 5Ortiglelie, 6G5beo, 8rpits Og
2un9cimerter iamt Gl0oipDtning. Seq
bar / min 1io prgOet mango Sln9s Tor
itieQioe Soiteiafter; men lao mig iigc
til GnbUer, iOm Gniter ct iaaoout UtiOs
Def: German Sprup er bet 6eoite.
3ette er min Griaring. 3eriom &c c n
8au9 bar brugt ben. oil 3e gan til
baoe til oenne, bper Sang, bet trRuSes.
Zen turerer 5urtigt og i~ittert. Utit
Raao iii Nqe, Der lioer al Gun8eip9s
BONNIE, err: Brsp ben! De pil mart blue
ouerbepiit. S uae be 5amilier, buOr
German Sprup bliper
benpttet, bar man alorl8 Subn
mere nOgen nlempe meo
2unseip8oomme. Gene r 6ranfllu
netup ben Mebicin, Tom
transss Der | 2anoet. SDnes.
o. g. Green, Gne' Iabrifant,
8Ouoburp. H. s.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-28

Syrup"

"8t er ier / 5ami
lien, % pt bor paa ct
Steo, boor pt er no at
for beiti0e 8Orfielet
fer og 2urgeipoomme.
Seq bar / fer aar meO
Neln benntfet Merulnn
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-28

6n 6nrmer /
Goam, Seras,
niger:
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-09-15
Politics and Politicians.

Thomas Piht,, like Il spry tomct,
Lights squarcly on hi feet;
And James @. Bl iino looms up again,
Ana Dudley climbs on tho seat.
hut while Republicans whoop and roar,
For Du Hoy and Blaine and Plntt,
Tho ID mocrats wonder, sick ana sUrr,
Where David II, min isat.
-lKansas City journal.
j. II. Burton speaks In Ottawa
county next.
g. f. Mead and S. S. Smith will
speak in the county next We,k.
Hon. q. Hoffman and Il. Q. Little
will speak in North Dickinson next
week.
B. w. Peck, the next probate Judge,
was in town talking to the people.
Ben is all right.
j. ware Butterleld, secretary Of the
State Republican League will make
some speeches In the county next
week.
The people of the Third commits.
sioner district need good representa-.
tive and will have 1t II they elect g.
Rohrer.
The last six weeks OF the campaign
will be lively enough for everybody.
Election is eight weeks from next
Tuesday.
D. l.. Thlsler Is one OF Dicklnson's 5
farmers who has made his own way
and has no calamity ideas either. lie
will make model Senator.
One Of the visitors to the tournament
and reunion was z. il. HdlLBk, Her.
ington's wideawake young businessman
who will be the next district clerk.
W. Z. Seeds and S. G. Cooke spoke
to good sized audience in solomon
this week, They won't get any votes
to speak Of however and may as well
save their breath.
Republican day and Alliance day
and Democratic day will be features of
the fair and race meeting, The Repub.
lcans will have some of the best
speakers in the State present.
Prof. Shirk is busily at work with
his duties AS assistant principal of the
County High school. He did not do
any electioneering for the nomination
and the people will elect him without
his doing any campaigning.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-09-15
Public Sale.

Having rented my farm. tho undersigned d
will sell at public auction ON my farm ON Oar.
rie Or, elk ~ miles northwest OF WoOdbine
and one mile east OF the old Huston Ranch,
un Frida september 0, ls99, commencing al
IN m, my entire stock OF cattle, horses
farm implements, household goods, etc,
nothing reserved. II head OF ho s-s and
oolt., 20 one and two year old steer,, two
stock COWS. IN TX cows, steer cAlves,
heifr 7 calves, ant arling hei'er. also 7
shoats; farm lmplemt nts consisting OF don
Bile carraiRe, I sinlls buRgy,2 Pain wagons,
grain drlll, II ter. moving machine, / hs >
rake, tanning mill, | corn pillow, I sulky
plow, walking plOw, harrow, I corn shei.
Ter, pair sleigh bObs, header box, s set OF
farm harness, set double carriage harness >,
single buggy harness, farm bell ;household
goods consulting Of parlor set, s walnut
bedroom sets, dressing case marble top, !
NJ bed lounge, 3 walnut beds eads, : mar.
BILE top walnut wash stands, . marble top
stInds, marble top center table, extension
table, ward robe, piano, eight dAy clock,
sewing machine, I heating stove, ak hole
cook range. kitchen cupboard. Kitchen and
dining room chairs and many other articles
too numerous TO mention. Tsrps; All sums
of $40 100 and under cash. On all sums over
90 a credit OF ~ months will be given, pur.
chaser giving note with approved security,
without intercst II paid when due. II not
paid whom due then 10 per cent from date
All and year old steers TO be cash. Free
lunch at noon.
j. n. BURTON, Auctioneer,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-09-15
Fever Patients Doing Well.

Health Officer Boutin reports one
new scarlet fever patient on West
North Eighth street and possibly one
on Southside. All the cases are get.
ting along well chiefly he thinks because
OF the favorable weather. "There is,
however," he says, "too little care
taken. The immediate dangers from
the disease are the least part of the
trouble. The after results are likely
to last through life. There should as
much care be taken with mild cases AZ
with severe ones aud every possible
safeguard against the disease spreading
should be put forth"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-09-15
$4,000 New Stock Clothing.

q. G. Sterl has just returned from
the New York clothing manufacturers
where he has bought for their great
clothing store here hundreds of suit
and oveIcoats at actually 80 cents OF
the dollar Of first cost to manufacturer
One lot of clothing being too large fol
them to handle and not wishing to
lose such a great snap, he bought the
entire lot which amounted in all ia
IS, 5,s7e and turned one half of this one
purchase over to dealer in Illinois and
10 securing around he picked up several
smaller lots, all of which were bought
and will be on the rm'stables in few
days. This sale OF clothing at so cents
on the dollar will no doubt be- picked
up very soon after the goods are placed
on sale.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-09-15
SENATOR PERKINS COMING.
Republican Day at the Fair Will B,
Sept. 23d,

Sept. 23d.
The Fair association has arranged
for an innovation this year in the
Inauguration Of political "days" during
the meeting. Friday, Sept. 23d, has
been selected as Republican day and
Senator B. W. Perkins has been secured
as one Of the speakers. Thousands
will want to hear him. 1t is probable
also that a number Of other leading
Republicans will be present. Alliance
and Democratic speakers are not yet
announced.
Secretary Rogers is busy at head.
quarters arranging for the great race
meeting. The State Association Of
Trotting Horse Breeders holding its
meeting here will bring the largest list
Of horssnen here ever known in the
history Of the track. There are 1888 of
the best horses in the State entered
already. Races will be for the largest
stakes, ~ 800, offered in Kansas this
year.
The fair committees are receiving
entries already and tbs sheds will be
well u led. There should be far
larger display than last year and the
indications now are that such will be
the case. The Fair opens next Tues
fav
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-09-15
Sbe Reaettor.
RECENT REFLECTIONS.

Take something to the fair next
week.
Invite your friends to come during
the fair.
Special attractions and good races
esch day at the fair.
The best races in Kansas will he
held next week in Abilene.
90, go, go, 20 to the fair one day
at least aud take your family.
Senator Perkins will speak on the
fair grounds Friday, Sept. 23d.
"A marriage license was granted J.
W. Neptune and Lydia Sommer, Carl
ton.
Bicycle sulkies will make their
first appearance on the Abilene track
next week.
1t is the duty of every reAident OF
Dickinson county to attend the fair at
least Que day.
Everybody take notice that the
Dickinson county fair will be held at
Abilene Sept. 20, 2l, %, 23 and u.
ID. @. Mack and Maggie Wakefield
were married by Squire Thos. McCon.
nell Wednesday evening in Holland
township.
The Waterworks company's bill
against the city is sls,i5 with lot of
interest and costs added, Some day 1t
will have to be paid.
Lawrence Reynolds was fined cne
dollar and costs for his yesterdays
fracas with colored boy. He was
committed until paid.
The Hope Dispatch says an abb
lene man has talking shadow. 1t is
probably his wife who is watching him
to see what joint he patronizes.
The Kansas Association OF Trotting
Horse Breeders will hold their eighth
annual meeting In connection with the
Dickinson county fair this season,
The dispatches say that @. N.
Teats, one OF Hopes principal business
men and leading Republicans, has been
appointed postmaster at that place.
Owing to the opening of school
having been postponed for one week
Rothschild will continue all next week
to give double slate with each boys
suit
Rev. Mayor reads n paper before
the Ministerial association at Clifton
ON the much disputed question of ad-
mitting woman delegates to the con-
ferences.
The rumor that Bonner had tele.
graphed an offer Of sos. 900 for Patsy
Curtis is positively denied. Al any
rate no such money could touch Abb.
lene's fast flyer.
-Sterl q Co. are putting in new
shelving to accommodate the loads Of
new goods arriving daily. They will
have the largest stock Of clothing in
the firms history.
The banks OF Dickinson county
are in hard lines. They have more
money than the people want to borrow.
Deposits are increasing faster than the
loans. oh, calamity
AT the home of W. N. Scott satur-
day evening by Rev. J. I. Mayor was
performed the wedding ceremony Of
Franklin n. Scott and Miss Lizzie
Kephart, Of Bennington.
About the happiest man in town is
H. N. Curtis lie saw Patsy trot at
Holton and firmly believes that the
horse will bring down his record con-
siderably yet. Patsy made the first half
In l:07. He is at the Topeka State
fair this week.
--"SeVenty million bushels Of wheat
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-09-15
ABILENE's GREAT TRoTTER.
Patsy Curtis Makes Fast Time at
Holton.

The sixth days races at Holton on
Saturday last were notable for the
magnificent time made by Patsy
Curtis, the magnificent flyer owned by
II. N. Curtis Of this city.
In the four year.old trot there were
three entries, Patsy Curtis, Dollie NJ.
and Myron McIlenry. Only two heats
were trotted owing to the bad weather
and threatened rain. In the second
Patsy's driver, Bert Shank, let him out
aud the magnificent bay rounded up
the long stretch of the kite shaped
track in 2:l63. 1t is the best stallion
record, best four year old record and
the best record of any native bred horse
Ia Kansas. Mr.. Curtis may well feel
proud Of the work done this year by
his horse. Patsy was compelled TO
rest last year on account OF his injury
but he is more than making amends
this season. lie will trot op the Ali.
lene track next week. The kite shaped
track and bicycle sulkies are knocking
records out 80 fast that II would not
be surprising to see minutes made
before the season closes.
Another horse In which Abileneites
are interested made nne record at
Holtou Saturday. Kentucky Russell,
owned by F. O'Reilly Il Co., Junction
City, won the 2;24 race in three
straight heat in 2;27i, 2:2O, 2:2O3.
Andy Pogue was brought home from
Holton Saturday night. Ito will tIot
on the Abilene track next week and
after that will take another trip or two
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-09-15
Red Front Dry Goods House,
c.. @. IA w X, Manager.
Block, Abilene Kansas

in Kansas, 4" FIFTY bushels Of wheat to
the acre In Mitchell county" are the
notices on a handsomely decorated car
carrying the BelOt e.. A. X. post Ia
Washington. The car was attached to
the nOon train.
Letters from Van Vert, Ohio,
announce the death Of Walter Lille
superintendent Of schools there. lie
was formerly In the employ of JOhntz
Bros, here aud married Miss Myra
Smith, daughter of +. A. Smith. His
wife and three children survive him
-E, G. Little addressed u large audi
ence at Hiawatha school house last
evening. At the close Of the speech
the president Of the local alliance asked
him some questions. One of them
was, what would become OF the gov
eminent II all the people in the United
States should move away" Ed. gave
1t up.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Dewey are
rejoicing over the birth Of n son today.
The delighted father has been quoting
Lauier and Shelley all the afternoon
and has already arranged for the young
gentleman's portrait to appear rs the
frontispiece In the next number Of the
Agora, with an appropriate iXed form
of verse on the opposite page.
There is no disputing the political
straws that indicated the winds direc-
tion In town this week. A. Swell ger
sold bud yes on the street for three days
carrying full line Of those Of the
three parties. lie sold 22s Republican
badges, S6 Democratic and just 3
Peoples Party badges. The popuists
are not only very scarce but what few
exist are ashamed Of their party.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-09-15
Sunday School Convention.

The quarterly convention of the
So ltheast Dickinson Sunday Scho
association will be held in the Metho
dist church ut llerington, on Sunday
September 25. Theprogram is:
2N0--PrOmisc meeting
2'Rj-Ad iress: "whit can the average sun.
day 'hoOl de- for us?" Is. =. Nihait
principal llerington high school
$500 study Of next Sundays lesson. o. ID
Wood
s'al- Dianussion.
Gl5-BibIc reldins, Fred Mitchell, Of ,nsas
City Bible school.
1880 Devotional services. e. N. Englo,
secretary of association. Navarro.
1A6--pineIe ent methods Of studying the
=. Pearson, Herington.
s.SS-Biblo reahiRg. y. u. Mitchel,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-09-15
Handsome Line Of Neckwear.

G. Q. Sterl n Co have just placed
two handsome new show cases in the
store and one is devoted to new and
stylish neckwear; never have we seen
such beautiful patterns and never such
rich coloring as sterl 4 Co. are now
showing. TO bo well dressed you
should 70 to Sterl and buy one of those
new and sty lish t,cks OF four in hands.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-09-15
Seriously Hurt,

While handling ice Saturday evening
W, s. Anderson slipped aud fell ser
iously bruising his shoulder. The
shoulder bones were shattered during
the war by rebel bullet and the fact
made this later injury the more severe
Mr. Anderson is getting along AS well
as could be expected and no complica-
tions are looked for.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-09-15
Advertised Letters,

The following is the list of unclaimed
letters remaining in the Abilene post.
Office for the week ending Sept. l3,
1892. Have your name addressed TO
street and number and IL will be
promptly delivered.
Moor Mrs W Burts, Mrs Maggie
oxford, MISE Rarry, Mrs jane
white, 10 Martin, James
Wllie, D2niel Bremen, Gco'Re
N. B.-Under the late order of the
postmaster general, one cent II c.) will
be charged for advertised letters.
Persons calling for the above will
please say advertised" giving date.
ID, r. GoRpEN, L. NJ.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-09-15
BUY
OF AsHoE MAX WHO KNOWS LEATH.
Err FROM PAPER.

Shearer, the Shoe Man has
new goods, all solid and will
undersell all competition.
1t will pay families to see
Shearer for prices on their
fall bills of boots and shoes.
Remember that Shearer,
the shoe man, is the man wh)
cut che big prices down.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-09-15
Smiles and Tears.

Rev. and Mrs, A, s. Dechant were
yesterday receiving the congratulations
of their many friends upon the birth
Saturday night of twin girls. The
little daughters had scarcely more than
met life when one was called back
into eternity, dying last night
The burial will be private and will
take place this evening. Mrs, Dechant
and remaining child are getting along
we'll.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-09-15

During the epidemic Of nux in this
county last summer, had hard work
to keep a supply of Chamberlain 's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrboea Remedy
on hand. People often came 10 or ~
miles In the night to get bottle OF the
remedy. l have been selling patent
medicines for the last ten years and
find that IL has given better satisfaction
Ia cases OF diarrhoea and nux, than
any other medicine | have ever
handled. j. II, Beneham, Druggist,
Goldconda, Pope Co., III. Over Ave
hundred bottles of this remedy we're
sold in that county during the epidem.
ic referred to. 1t was perfect success
and was the only remedy that did cure
the worst cases. Dozens OF persons
there will certify that 1t saved their
lives. In four other epidemics of
bowel complaint this remedy has been
equally successful. 25 and so cent
bottles for sale by Gulick The Drug
Rist.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-09-15
The Homeliest Man In abilene,

AS well AZ the handsomest, are in.
vited 10 call on any druggist and get a
trial bottle free Of Kemp's Balsam for
the throat and lungs, a remedy that is
selling entirely upon its merits and is
guaranteed to relieve aid cure all
chronic and acute coughs, asthma,
bronchitis and consumption. Large
bottles SOC. and 81.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-09-15
Iowa Stats Fair.

Dear Sir While at the state Fair
my wife tried your Krause's Headache
Capsules. with good results. We have
mentioned them to some Of our neigh
bors and they want to give them a
trial. They prove TO be all that they
are recommended Please find enclosed
express order for Sl.00, for which send
4 boxes capsules. g. NJ. Wilson, Gil
bert. Iowa,