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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-02

Mr.. CLEvELAND's presence at the
funeral OF MIR. Hayes recalls the time
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-02
Kendall's SPAWN Cure.

AASN's CHOICE bedford Co, Pa,
February 25 1872. )
DIR. y, J. KENDALL. Co.:
Gents-please send mo one OF your " Treatise on
the Horse" Your "Kendalrs SPAWN Cure" is tho
best In the world. / have cured ten cnses OF
Bone Spnyin. am kept busy oil the, time on
horses. Will wager any man In the world 2l,OCO.O0
that "Kendals SPAWN Cure" cannot hC beAtCn
on Spnvins, Ringbone, Capped Hooks or
any LamenCSs on horses. You can usO my
name on your advertisements aud will stand BY
what say. have used lOO bottles In year.
Yours truly, DIR. GEO. q. CRINEY.
Price 81 per bottle, OF 8ta, bottles for
50. Al druggists hare 10 or can gee is
fer DOu, or it sUtH Je sent to any adj
dress On receipt ofprice Jy the 7,r0prie-
tors DIR. ID. j. KENDALL CO.,
EnOsburIh Falls. VT.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-02
AN IMPORTANT MOTION

lbe appointment of guardian for Carl
Diebold, Saturday by Baldwin q Shields
was argued before Judge McCarIy today.
The motion was accompanied by All
affidavit by william Diebod, the son of
Carl Diebold, who said that be believed
that the appealing from the decision of
time 80 that the wife could Re! the
property. The judge heard the motion,
which asked that the case be taken up out
of its regular order, and be sustained the
same aud set the case for Tuesday
Februrry ID.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-02
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
ALICE v COOK WANTS A DIVORCE FROM
HENRY COOK.

That Controversy Over the Appointment
of auardiau-A Decree of Divorces
Granted--other Court News.
Attorney James A. Rice came before
Judge McCarty this, Monday, morning
with q petition asking for divorce for
Alice V. Cook from Henry Cook and an
Injunction restraining him from selling
his property. The petition charges Cook
with variety OF offenses. The plaintiff
says she was married to him In Chicago
in December 1891 and that in order to get
her he said he was not married when in
fact he was and had two children by one
Theresa Cook.
The plaintiff further says that he failtd d
to provide for her and that she had to
wash and keep boarders etc. to sup
port herself. Furthermore the petition
alleges that Cook has been guilty of
adultery, that he has beat and abused the
plaintiff and threatened to kill her, that
he spent over $500 OF her money, that he
decided 81 800 worth Of property in Plain
township 60 William +. Cook in order to
defraud plaintiff and that he has made
himself generally obnoxious,
Judge McCarty granted the temporary
injunction restraining Cook from selling
his property, and the case will come up in
regular order. This family have been
having q regular cat and dog time Oft for
several months. A couple Of weeks ago
the woman got q black eye and lest week
they met again on the field of battle and
the tables were turaed and the husband
was vanquished. Saturday night another
row resulted and the wife has now appeal
ed to the court.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13
SEVENTY INNoCENTs.
A Midnight Gail on salina by
Party of Ahileneites.

1t is strongly suspected that Salina
ia laughing today.-it is certain that all
of Abilene go people excrped) is
Those 10 people fail to see anything
funny in it. They were the victims Of
bunco game in which they were
buncoed. That Salina outrage was at
the bottom of 1t. At intervals of a
few hours for the past four days has
come the report that the Salina fiend
had been captured and would be- lynch
ed. Several men made trips TO see the
deed hut always came back disappoint-
ed. Last evening however there was a
positive statement that negro had
been captured aud the seance was
ready to take place.
Capt. Mcmahon, assisted by Lieu
tenant Baldwin AID Corporal Huffman
with Bob Woods, A. X. Vanderbilt
and George Gleissner Oh the side,
rustled up the natives, engaged the
Santa Fee plug at an expense Of 500,
rang the fire bell to warp everybody to
get aboard and pulled out little after
midnight.
A great time was expected, Horny
handed tillers of the soil like George
Humffau carried pitchforks and other
weapons OF various sorts. A. s
phillips tore himself from the side OF
Ills solid girl three hours earlier than
usual on Sunday nights in order to get
u scoop" for the Monitor and Mart
Eichol,z was on hand to do any EN-
balming hat became necessary.
1t was fully expected that bowling
caring mob would be found filling thu
streets when the party arrived but al
was still. Salina is very quiet anyway
hut especially so at 1880 a. m. Only
four men we're seen awake in the tow
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

Special REFLECTOR Correspondence.
BoNACCORD, April l2.-Brnce T..
Stewart visited his parents last Sun
day.
Rev. Flickinger preached at the
school house on last Wednesday EVEN
ing.
Our schools will close this week.
John Van Duyn has been setting
'em up since the high school examine
ton. John made good grade.
Peter Mersseman is setting out a
new hedge this spring.
The wheat il beginning to show the
want of rain.
Rev. b. J. George OF Abilene preach
ed Mt the Pearl school house on last
Sunday morning.
John l.. Eyer closed a very successful
term Of school on last Friday evening
with an elaborate program. The EN-
tertAinment consisted of TecitatiOns
dialogues, etc, and was both interest
ing and instructive. Although Mr.
L er's first experience In teaching h.
has displayed marked ability IN that
direction ard will, we trust, eventually
rise to tho top In his profession. liz
will attend the spring term at the
county high school.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13
RroYNT RrTLEoPIoke.
--Abilene's new mayor is expected

-Abilene's new mayor is expected
home Sunday or Monday.
The banks Of Abilene have $lO4
Oe3 on deposit, pretty fair per capita.
The Odd Fellows will have an
elaborate entertainment ard banquet
on April 2e, the anniversary OF the
founding Of the order.
The State Homeopathic Medical
society meets at Topeka May 3-5. Dr.
F. ]. Boutin Of this city is secretary
and has paper on Diseases as Modi-
fed by Climate"
Tom Wilson announces that his
"Daily" Watermelon has come to stay
The people Of La Junta ought to APP
preciate a sprigh,ly daily and they can
be sure that Tom will give them good
one,
Marshal Brown took In tow this
afternoon four small boys accused of
stealing a pick axe from Daddy LOCKER
and trying to sell ii al second hand
store. The little fellows are beginning
early,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13
Navarro Nuggets.

Special REP LKc ron Correspondence.
NAVARRO, April l2-R. II. Griham
closed his school in district No. 90 last
Thursday. There was a good attend
ance OF the patrons and all enjoyed a
picnic dinner at the school house. In
the afternoon the teacher and pupils OF
district IS Joined them and all enjoyed
an afternoon program.
]. A. Thompson and wife are home
from their Oklahoma visit.
Some small buildings were blown to
pieces and damage done to trees and
chimneys by Tuesdays wind. spme
fields Of wheat were also damaged by
drifting Ram is anxiOusly looked for.
Fruit trees are blooming very full.
Peaches are as full as they were two
years ago.
]. Kimmerly and family arrived
"Wednesday for u visit with Mr.. Ks
parents.
ID. b. Horton has been at work
assessing in this township.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13
"A Sinner"
To tho E ii'or Of THE REFLECTION

10 inc no OF lhE hhILEtIoh'
Over the above nom dc guerre in
your issue Of March l6;h, ia lengthy
article purporling to be Bible defense
Of dancing, theatre going, etc, Not
wishing to relaliate but simply to do
Justice to your readers let MS briefly
notice the other eide.
"a time 10 dance" Eccles 34. On
this passage It Is asked, First, What Is
the right timer Second, Is the text
command, declaration or permisNobY
Third, What kind Of dancing does thu
text intendY
To avoid mistake l have consulted
every passage IN the Bible The most
important ave: Elk. 1890. Judges l:2i,
2l:2l, sam. 1876, II sam. G:li-20
Ps. li0 8O:ll. Ex.' 22:l9, der. 3l:l,
/ Matt. ILL, li;6, Luke l5.2j, job
2l:7-li. From ALI Of which appears:
lst. That dancing was religious act
both in true and idol worship
2nd, That 1t WAS practiced exclusive
ly on joyful occasions, such as national
festivals or great victories.
That on such occasions 1t was per-
formed by only one Of the sexes.
4th, That II VAS performed usually
In daytime in the open air, In high
ways, fields aud groves.
9th, That men who perverted dane
ing from sacred use to purposes Of
amusement were deemed infamous.
9th, That no instances Of dancing
are on record in the Bible in which the
two sexes united In the exercise, either
as an act of worship or amusement.
Lastly, That there are m instances
on record 10 the Bible Of social dane
ing for amust ment, except that Of the
'vain fellows" void of shame, alluded
To by Michael; Of the irreligious fam
lies described by job which produced
increased impiety aud ended m deslIuc
ton; and of Ilerodlas which teTmi
mated In the rash vow Of lIerod ant
the murder Of John the Baptist.
T In conclusion let us look at TN
reasons which perhaps prompted TIL
n article Of sinners" and which, NJ
doubt, will prompt many Of your read
D era to accept It as correct. Is 1t not n
account of their teaching having con
sisted Of Theological dogmas An,
vag ,rrs2 But speak thou the thint
that become sound doctrine" (Titu
} gu Too many teachers have drparte
Il from this advice, have "gone progrei
sive" and are In sympathy with III
10 world and It's hlluTemsnts.
The preaching Of sound doctrn
n would not be received by many churc
going people today who have been ls
. ening to the chalk and water aud pa
agoric mix me- Of sectarianism m
>, "sanctiRpd common sense" ~ fui
# stitu,e for saund ductrine. TIE fab
J telling. ear tickling" business las b'
,0Omc quits popular aud many An ave.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13
Enjoyed Whist.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Anderson en-
tsrtained a party at whist last evening
at their home on West Third. The com
pauy was congenial, the appointments
perfect and the lunch generous and
dainty. Pretty souvenirs were given
the ladies' winning at the head table
and the gentlemen failing at the lowest
table. The party consisted Of: Messrs
aud Mssdames G. @. Sterl, M. ii. Bert
ID. W. Nail, II. w. Wilson. j. +
Augustine, II. e. Seeds, V. Is. Cosad,
G. A. Rogers, W. s. Stambaugh, o. l.
Moore, G. ). Crawford, A. IL. Paul;
Mesdames }. w. Felty, &. @. Ander
sou; Miss Carrie Brunson Of Solomon
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13
County Commissioners.

The county commissioners, Messrs.
Koepke, Baker and Patterson, continue
in session In the county clerks office
discussing matters Of interest TO Dick.
inson county.
Trustee of Sherman township was
allowed SO per week for support of
Rudolph Matthews.
Tax Of Mary Spaori was compro-
missed for SIS
G. Hoffman s. Son we're refunded
1887 double assessment.
q. A. Cowperthwait, one Of the
jointists, was let out Of Jail aud given
30 days TO pay his debt to the county.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13
pe preacher has yielded to it, and

age preacher has yielded to 1t, and
amid flowers OF rhetoric, pyrotechnic
displays Of human inventions and wis
dom and joyful strains VI eartbborn
music, Invested Of ono discordant note,
many are II dating down the stream of
time to be lost on eternity's OCEAN,"
Oh no. "sound doctrine" does not
suit us. We want to onjoy our Chris.
tian liberty go to dances, theatres,
progressive euchre parties, etc. Paul
wa. too exact ia his advice Ia Timothy:
Take heel unto myself and unto
the doctrine; continue in them, for in
doing this thou shalt save myself aud
them that hear thee" BROTHER.
KENNEDY March 8, 1893.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

KAssAs CITY. April li.-Tho local wheat
market today was through out repetition of
yesterdays market Choice No hard sold
early Al oIc river, but at the CLOSE the best bid
for late arrived samples was 0oc Only few
buyers took any. There was quite q lot Of
wheat-in all about 5000 bushels-sold late
yesterday, some OF II 10 90 10 Baltimore Tx.
porterH bid to-day about 03Ao river for No 2
hard Soft wheat sold slowly. Miliers took
she offerings
cars; o year ago, ~ cara
Prices were quoted as follows; No. hard
wheat, o0D6icj No, . hard wheat. 590Nobc;
No. hard wheat, bClbbso; rejected hard wheat,
.sD1ic No > rod wheat, 03AGDgio; No. red,
wheat, $4,000; No. red wheat, bSbSSc
Corn sold slowly with an evident weak under
tone, but prices were unchanged.
Receipts to day, " cars week ago, 10 cars
year ago, ~ cars.
No 2mixod corn sold at awe; No. mixod,
35D3SAo; No I mixed. 32Tdbjbo, No white,
3Bc; No white, $3.50, No white, 3Sc, Ship
pers paid 37Ito Mississippi river, aud tOdoioAo
Memphis for No, 2 corn; No. white sold
at 900 river and t2Qbi3hc Memphis
Dat were steady, with fair demand.
Receipts to-day wore ~ cars; year ago,
cars. Cash prloosi No. mixed, 2sltGt9c,
No ., 80; MOI, s6Iic; No. white, siGo5i tSoi
No. 3 white, SoiiEb3lo
Hay-Receipts, 81 cars; market steady Quo
tations are: Timothy, choice. $500; good, $50
CLA00, clover nixed, b.0O0abO per toni
fancy prairie, eTb0GbSOO good 10 choice 5000
90; common t!bOGLOO
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13
and they mildly wondered what those

and they mildly wondered what those
Abilene fellows were doing. The boys
wandered to aud fro for three hours
without awakening anybody aud then
folded their tents and came home
arriving at u. IN. There are mum.
Der OF incidents OF the tiip reported,
such as that a negro shook razor At
George Huffman and he ran AS far rs
New Cambria before stopping, but we
do not believe them ALL
A negro captured north Of SI'ina Is
in jail there now ami had his prelimi
nary examination today. 1t is said
that his victim identifies him The
Mexican who was thought to be the
guilty one is yet unbound.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

Flrst pub ishcd IN AnILFsE WEEKLY HE.
FLTCToR, Aprll l3. h0l.
Publioat on Notice.

To Alfred q. wright. Mary u wright and
fTHnk ~. uhmlin, rA~cu' Ors OF thn triuto
Of Aimed wright, drCgnHed, tho Fir-t
National muk Of FIrepnt, Illinois, ho
william A. iginbOthntn and NJ. A, VIII
bur, partners ~ lligt bOth7m a wilbur,
and Aetna Lie IN uruncr company
You and On h ~ you AZ" her by no med
that YOU, tuRuth"r win ThrOdnre 81 ~ ~
aud the Abilene building a Loan ass m
lion, Iayn be sued IN Tho District COu. df
Dickin.'n county, stnie % Kansas, by
G-OrRp A. Rogers, 'ccsiyer OF Tho Fret Ma
tlOrai bank 81 Abilene, Nansn nv his pett.
lion II q la Hatd court ON the lltn dny Ut
IL ~ prti to- on or b. fore ~" Mtn hhy OF
Ma, =. u. l-gi ~ tment Will be iHltrn ~
= IA ncti u ~ favor ~ ~ q u q TN or
tw,tty thou ana, four hundred inr tMn
nud II ~ hteg hpn' tedth- dullus Geo, ~ So
In" est at c1st-. mi Tor tn HHir ~ TIE
H. iwtuR ds-rrthrd '. al estate ritnttrd N
DICK NJ ~ county, hieut kA So, q" +:
All o. = uum' ~ q ~ IN bo1'hhk .
Tnl Sub division tins CttN u Ahilrr',
alsn ipisnu b"r ak 90, seven "a, g.Rht tBl,
nuue (0J, tn 90, sixteen 40. n vsutren u
| ~ htren ~, ineteen, 90, aud twenty ltU
! In block uumbTr eight ~, sui los NUM-
hi tWent, two (l9l and lots humber MT" u
I (lhl, and seventeen ~ IN block M" o.
twenty eve 81 nd lot nuWb'r eleven Q)
| In biz n num'r twenty (20), all fRiryirw
addition 10 th" cty Of Anilcnc; md ! I
rumb = nff eu 40 block number IN ~
/ four 80 IN Fairy ~ sTcOni dditiOn 10 lie
city ~ Al lrnr, IN hiiefHc ion Of -All Jug
J m NJ. ara lmrrlnK yTn nnd each ~ you d
1 III prrsun ri inning ~ T. Clain ufd =, bN or
J thr ugh ~ - rithor ~ YOU, since No
| mmsncrinnGt ~ thi4 action, Of u q I,
| MT or interest l., or lien upun sa'd real
o. ate.
SrAMBAUGu& nURr,
ANVtssVs - Fkstata.'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

from nsnsas, vote, rs ssu"s, U,,ts.sss..s
character. but tho majority Of them from ocn'
troll and western Kansas said that things wore
getting worse ana worse rapidly.
The over night advance In prices was, Of
course, the result OF the government reports,
showing the condition OF winter wheat 10 DO
several points lower than generally expected.
The shorts In May whoat were made moro
uneasy to-day than at any time The price was
put up 10 SIC, then II dropped &c. but toward
the close advanced again and tho last price
s6Ic II was the gossip that Partridge settled
4 big line privately with the Cudahy brokers
Prices Of corn at Chicago dropped full oont
aud closed nearly that much lower than YES
terday. Trade In cash corn has been unsafe
factory for months, and the people who have
been most successful on the bear side OF corn
are sun selling and predicting further drop
of &c,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13
ABOUT PEOPLE.

August Volkman of woodbine was q
pleasant caller this week.
VIM Hoover, one Of the prominent
farmers OF Manchester, visited the
REFLECTOR this week.
Mr.. Ralph Scherer, one Of Rineharcs
old time residents, was in the city
today. Mr.. and Mrs. Scherer vii
celebrate their golden wedding auniyer
sary April 81 with a large dinner
party.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

CHICAGO, April ll.-Ilogs-heceipts eO,OOOi
ofieial yesterday i6,ATii shipments yesterday,
$50; left over, about bOl; quality good, better
than Yesterday market opened slow aud weak
at b0tiOe decline and closed ibQaOc lower; few
early sales at $3.50, Sales ranged At " 0JQ7 10
for light; " 7OdSs5 Tor rough packing; " 100
721 for mixed ti95QtLtO for heavy packing
and shipping lots; pigs, tLbl06N
Catto-Reoelpts, i,5D; oncal yesterday, 49,
0s7i shipments yesterday, S,7so; market shade
lower
Sheep Receipts, 1900; ohncal yesterday,
IS 100; shipments yesterday, 2,295; market 30
iOo lower
Chicago Grain and pFoyisIons.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13
Shifting Soil.

Rea Estate Tnnsiers Reported by George
Merrill Abstrdcter.
G Gfellar and wife TO 4 w Gfellar,
land In Fragrant Hill, G2500.
Sheriff Smith to G NJ Noble, lots In
Abilene, $4,000.
j w Bailey and wife to J Z Adams,
land in Grant, $500.
New Hampshire Banking Co 10 I
Kirby, laud In Banner, $1,000.
I Grammar to Il Hager, land in
WheAtlAnd, $4,000.
N MILAN to Il Lissinger, land In
Hope, $500.
Sheriff Smith to Donaldson & IlOsener
land In Banner. $500.
Same 10 Union Trust Co, lots In Her
ington, $7l5
Same TO same, lots in Harrington, 5000
Same to Travellers Ins Co, land ii
Flora, $500.
p L Frz to A Jeffeoat, lots In Abilen'
$1,000.
IMP Jolly and wife to Il Percy, lot II
Solomon, $76.
Il A Dppuy 10 d MpIor, land In Hol
land, $1,000.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13
MARKET REPORTS.


NEW YoHK, April IA hrmer feeling char
ActeriAcd the stock mirket after the opening
and traders were more Inclined 10 tnka mo
null side Manhattan rose 4 1914 Burling'
ION recovered to pu6 while Missouri Pacific
advanced To 53A, Sugar 10 lOIs,, Rock island TO
a., ST Paul 10 49,. Chicago Gas to VI, North.
west TO ~. Lake shore 10 1854 Cordagc TO ~,
New England " 80 Reading to SJA ami Union
Pacific to $50 AfIor II o'clock the market
was quiet aside from Sugar, which was do
preaaeu n lOIA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13
$4,000 in Premiums.

Offered by L'Rgett Il Myers Tobacco
Co. of st. Louis, Mo. The one guess.
ing nearest the number of people who
will attend the Worlds Fair gets
s. O00 90, the second 81 600 20, etc.
Ten Star tnbRcrO tags entitle yOn TO y
guess. Ask your dealer for particulars
or send for circular. 80 IL
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

ST LOUIS, April II. Receipts wheat 1900;
last year same date, 1870 bu; corn 7i,e0o; last
year same date, ID, 100 bu oats, 1855 bu last
year same date, 1000 bu -four, 2,3lO bbls
Shipments, wheat, b,b!2 bu corn, isO,3A bu 3
oats, ls,7ls bu rye, 2,96l .bu, barley, none
wheat-May, 09Ho bid; July, 7ac asked; cash
GKo; April, 65Ec. Corn-MAy BAci July
3sltt3s!lo, cash, 3o'lc; April, SOC. oats-Maf
S0Iic asked cash, ale
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13
Seed Potatoes,

We have left few Early Ohio and
Early Rose SEED potatoes which are
very nice and are being sold at reduc-
tion to close out the seasons stock
1t will pay you to buy them II you can
use any more seed potatoes.
FINLEY & BFEWER.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

KANSAS CITY, April H. Eggs--L Light receipts
active; very nrm, i2hQBl3c. Butter-Large.
receipts; creamery, quiet steady fancy, y
Q1lc, good, ebQ2so store packed, light re-
coipts, isG2!o; poor, trashy, l30loci dairy.
steady, 2O02io' fancy, eOQ22c; good TO choice,
i7digc; roll, light receiptsi wanted, steadyi
fancy, nose; choice, le02Jc common.
i70lsc Poultry Light receipts; active,
nrm; ROSTERS, .25c each; hens, nrm,
DC; springs, tIO) por doL Turkeys--Lighs
receipts, in demand, easy; i2o per 10
Ducks Firm; DC per ID. Geese-Dull; Sdtfiio
per 10, Pigeons, wanted, active, sL25Qi.S)
Potatoes Heavy receipts, large supply, active
weak; northern, 75Gb3iiio per bui Colorado.
9l09lc, seed, Rose, T5clslOJ, Early Obi
o. lb1l5o, sweet Arm, yellow, o. &ol
por bu
TopEKA, Kan, April l9.-1nero Is p .
change in the Santa re strike situate
The company has taken no stops g
make peace with the men, and the mo
have settled down TO wait until the r
pair shops must have their help.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13
The Quickest, Purest
and the
Best of all the
Baking Powders Is

DIR, Prices Cream Baking Powder
While other brands have
Deteriorated and will not
Raise the old amount Of flour
Dr. Prices has been brought steadily up to greater peec-
ton richer Cream Of Tartar and higher in eavening power
hence does immeasuaby better and finer work than any other
Baking Powder known.
The Purity Of DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder has
nevs Hass gAsiaaaA NSs - tsS aasva RvSh
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

FoR sALE-R Restaurant aud fixtures
Is doing a good business. Best OF
ressous for selling. Inquire of A. G
Dlttu. ~ kks VI
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

was to-day plenty Of July wheat in Chicago for
sale above T6hc, and though opening price was
no, the demand was supplied aud the price was
down ho within IN hour. Then there WAS talk
Of rain In western Kansas and the market
quickly dropped 40 TO 7AAo, reanting slowly
from thai point md closing with considerable
show Of strength OF ToAc, an advance OF 70
over yesterday's closing price. II there Wero
any rains IN Kansas they were not reported,
and inquiries were sent over the state at noon
BY wire The rumor Of rain probably arose
SA4.saSh VusNas lDsAtNA VI vNgfplftf4
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

KAEsAp CITY, Aprl li--Catuo- Receipts,
b.l62; calves, n; shipped yesterday, 400 The
market was active aud about steady through
out. The following are representative sales!
nHNaaNn apuT AND gUippINg HTTEItA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

A larely attended meeting Of the Mas
sachusetts Church union has unanimous
ly Endorsed the nomination OF Rev.
Morgan Dix for the bishopric made vo-
cant by tAse de0tA VI law phnlfs
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

aOi Of II ,OOi pOS Nm. pOs $50
aToCKEUs AND TEEDERs
10 paAW as..,,,... ole 500
20 ......... 6Sl 40 Art ....I,2V a9O
Hogs Receipts si9l; shipped yesterday,
$40 Tho market was active aud b6blOo
higher, lost all the gain and closed easy The