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and take your proper place at home, he

and take your proper place at home, he
would come back and help you?"
''Sibley is an unruly, tempestuous fell
low-troublesome. | did not want him -
Not so easily trodden under foot as
girl. But he is coming back, father
He and Dennis are good friends. Dennis
faced him like a man. and Siblcy had TO
confess that he was as ignorant as the
rest of us. But out there in the breezy.
fresh current of life that those two
I move in this poor, ragged old scare
crow that you and the older Lorimers
have been shaking at each other all
these years tumbled all to pieces 1t
had no substance of its own. | found
! that out for myself to-day, father"
How the old man asked. doggedly.
by lnceling at the bedside Of sick
woman and asking her 20 tell me if. as
her vision grew larger and clearer, the
fret and the worry Of this whole miser-
able business did not grow in
fnifeSimally small. She said IL did.
And She told me all that / wanted TO
know told her. father. that / had
promised Dennis TO marry him and go
away with him. 10 make a home for
ourselves. II he would find Siblev and
bring him back here To- take this un-
just burden from my shoulders. told
her should not feel comfortable at the
thought chat we had kept IL all from
her. She had = right to know that we
were going o. be married in spite Of
her iu spite ~ YOU i'm spite Of the mis-
cradle old thrcadbarr vendetta And
came in here 90 tell you the same. IA
Their"
What did She sav?" He ignored the
closing sentence.
"She put her arms around my neck.
She kissed mo. father. and she called
rue daughter. She told me 20 tell Won
that there would soon be no one left
Tor YOU ~ hate TO Jet the old. worn out
feud bc buried iu her grave"
SO ono left Tor me 90 hate, And
have loved her all my life her. and no
other woman. cvcr.
Father"
His gray head had fallen forward on
Dis brcn., Ills lids were closed and
impurplcJ &c. stretched out his hands
biindly gropinYly lie wa, trying o.
say spmc'hiug Ida l,nclt close D.. tho
side ~ h.- chair
MY bravo brave child. am glad IL
has ended ~ Give Siblcy my love
and Dennis
II wa. .p sudden. 50 utterly inc.mpre-
honsih'n That even when sho family
physician told her that hc had known
fnr years that her father must cv,utraI-
IS go 10 just chat Sudden fashion FROM
hctri-faiIHrc .ho found b. hard 'p b-.
icvc that ha was DO longer t.era ~
Gleuburuir. wasting his manhood ~.
morning h'- possibilities. demanding
daily tribute ~ her bodily. mentally
and morally
Thank God. DE died with o blessing
on bis lips Tor o Lorimer." she ", rote To-
Siblev. and sealed the letter with a
black impress II martleL
II am sorry he did not know about
Sibleys child, Dido she said that
night, reaching ont her hand for q touch
Of the hard faithful one thsi had n.~er
yea failed her. n meant & nave told
him. BIB"
You 9one IL al for the best r. Amt
all clea "a UP yet. And be had a mighty
,i2SR fterin about things Il
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And honestly tried TO do my duty In
that respect. l owed IL To my father.
"When / met Dennis Lorimer at tho
Pass that summer on my one free holt
day and fell in love with him, felt
traitor TO you. There was some mvs-
terious thing between him and me, be-
tween nae and my happiness, that /
bowed before with the blindness of
fetichism. | drove my lover away from
me, with more resolution, perhaps, than
1 would have exercised if he had com
mitted a crime in his own person. /
owed 1T to my father.
when he came to me and told me
that he was going into exile for my
sake, that his mothers vindictive de-
termination to separate US had carried
her TO the extent Cf telling him that he
must either vow never to try to see me. or
leave her presence then and there, never
TO return again, / helped him TO bow to
the fiat which bore equally upon US
both. told him we owed II to our
parents And when YOU, hearing
through Catos treac hery that he was in
the summer house that day, sent him
your insulting message, ! almost dc
spised him for the promptness and
meekness with which ne obeyed it. He
went away, and in my heart / called
him coward. | began to cultivate
hatred in my own person. Your leaven
was at work, you see, father. ! owed
il 10 you 10 learn how to hate.
Dennis came back 10 see me six
months ago, father. lie told me then
that he had been looking for Sibley.
He could not wiring this rusty old secret
from his mother. You would not adj
init him to your presence, but il he
could find Sibley he would face him,
man to man, and demand TO know what
il was that stood between the houses of
White Cliffs and Glenburnie.'
The old sybarite leaned forward in
his chair in an eager attitude of atten-
ton:
"Wcll? and Sibley-did he find him?"
at was not difficult thing to do, IA
Their. Siblcy is in New Orlcans-has
been in a good business there for some
time now. You knew that?" He dropped
his eyes silently.
1T is pitiable, father" she went on,
impetuously, ito see n parent drop his
eyes before a child-u helpless girl at
that! But was it right, father, to leave
me in ignorance all this time that Sib-
ley had written to vow telling you if
you would relinquish your absurd vow,
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RIFLE ANo sAeeR.

THE pneumatic guns Of the vesuvius
throw shells weighing four hundred
and eighty pounds all the way from
threc-quartcrs OF mile go o mile
and three cighths.
CART Hollow, OF Neva O.. blind
union soldier, formerly OF nv York
cavalry regiment, is ular CON
tributor 20 the cx-cOnfedcr,te home at
lIigRinsvillc, Mo.
AMoNo the latest acquisi' ons Of the
Brazilian governments new navy is
Ericsson's submarine torpedo boat the
Destroyer one 81 the most terrible en-
gines OF naval warfare
IN the new army rifle. a long. taper
ing cartridge, thirty-caliber. is used.
II hos a velocity 81 two thousand feet
the first second. The rife, with five
cartridges In the magazine, weighs
about nine pounds
NJ. WADDN0TOS, exam bassador from
France 90 England. says he has never
known tho peace Of Europe 20 be fully
assured. Meanwhile the car and En-
peror William are getting their re-
spective armies upon a full war foot
ing by way Of double assurance.
or all the kingdoms In Europe, Spain
has the feWest daily pauera
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CHAPTER XIII-CoyrrNuEp

CHAPTER XIIL-CoSrNUED
'Oh, know now!" The light of III
telligence broke suddenly over the
puzzled baby face. Mother Goose,r
Precisely" said Ida, accommodating
herself to the tender little feet and
rhythmically supplying the context:
'rhcrc was an old woman.
Tossed up in a blanket
Seventeen times as high AS the moon;
What she did there
cannot tell you,
But in her hand she carried . broom
Oh woman, old woman,
Old woman said l.
Oh, whittier, oh, whittier, oh, whittier so high
To sweep the cobwebs on the sky
And IN be back again by and by
II was so deliciously easy TO be non
sensical that dayl
But you'll come back, auntic. by and
by?" There was touch of anxiety In
the ignorant little voice.
Il will never -. 90 very far away
from you, my darling, my little sun
beam, my salvationl"
They had reached the front door of
their own bone by this time. Ida
handed the child promptly over TO old
Dido, who was l.er abject serf. Then she
turned towards the stairway alone.
II have found out all want to know.
Dido"
Dido looked into the illumined young
face before her with n new respect She
had lifted the veil heavy with the dust
of half a century.
''Well, my chip"
Rubbish" Ida snapped her fingers
airily. I'm Disguised TO think how
much generation have wasted on it all
these years. And. Dido, am going TO
have plain talk with father to-day. /
wanted to know the whole truth first.
AfteSSo-day you sha'n't hide our dear
little girl away In that gloomy old wing
any longer I'm going to sweep the
cobwebs out of fathers brain next"
Not much hardship in the wing"
said old Dido, not altogether relishing
the iconoclastic spirit that was invading
Glenburnie. Things that had remained
solid so long must have some inherent
strength in them-the vendetta among
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them. She was almost too old to adjust
herself to livelier order of things.
II tell you what it is, missy
But Ida's skirts were just disappear
ing around the last curve in the spiral
staircase. = She had gone TO sweep the
Sobwebs from her fathers brain. TO
fiutter her new wings defiantly in his
presence. She found him impatiently
arranging the chess-men on the board.
He consulted his watch before ac-
knowledging her cheerful greeting:
You are outgrowing the old-fash-
toned virtue of punctuality, Ida. am
sorry 20 see"
81 am outgrowinga great many other
things, father. am glad 20 say, but /
hope ! viii always retain due respect for
that old-fashioned virtue as YOU call it IS
she took her place opposite him. but
made no motion towards availing her
self of the accorded privilege OF taking
The first move:
Il think our game will have TO wait
little while this morning. father. ]
want 20 have a long and a plain tall,
with you-must have. in fact.
The sybarite leaned back in his chair
with a groan:
Spare me, Are the mules dying
with epizootic? Send for veterinary.
Are the gin-saws in need Of sharpening?
Send for gin-wright"
Ida held up her hand impcriously:
Father, ! am in no mood for your
cynical jests. have just come from
White Cliffs. Mrs Lorimor is very ill
but do not thni she will die Her
sons do"
white Gins You have been o.
White Cliffs. and have the temcrity -
acknowledge it % rnc2' lie face was
purple with rage.
II have"
And you are not afraid Of my
eurse?"
Not in che least"
There was such cool a.suran .c. such
indomitable courage in l~r fare and
voice that her father felt suddenly self
convicted - foolish buster Irshiftcd
his position restlcss.v. buf remained Sc
lent
Father she said in q sweet. grave
rojco, utterly devoid 81 disrcsp, 4. u
want you 90 listen 30 me quietly Whom
7 get through. then viii bc fimc enough
for any vaporiug YOU may feel Inclined
70 But things must DC altered.
"You take advantage W INV helpless
did age 90 insult mo with imprnitv.
81 u is thc common lot 81 parents
to experience Che irgratitudc 81 chill
iren Ert go coz. go on. lam Hetcu-
ing
- was poor old Lcar- lamont minus
rs dignitT and ite prDvDcatiou
She lct pass without comment
conc hcar- great deal ~ what
children oHc 20 their parents in this
..world, father, but remarkably little Of
swhat parents owe 10 their children
6mong other fixed moral laws 81 crca-
ton is the one chat compels child to
believe every word its parent uttcrs.
iof no better reason than that ID IS Ut.
tered by parent
y For twenty one years. father. or. 40
a2st, ever since 7 have had sense
ACugh 20 imbibc hatred. have been
that Il was my duty 20 hate any
everybody, rat asxery-
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would have just given him lot of ques
lions To ask which nobody but youI
brother could answer"
''Sibley will be here in a day or two
''Thank the Lord for all His merciesi'
And Dennis too"
wan smile fitted over her white
face, and, closing her tired eyes. she fell
asleep with her lovers name on her lips
and her hand lying like snowflake in
black Dido's clasp.
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or all the kingdoms In Europe, Spain
has the fewest daily papers.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-09-13
AT MANHATTAN NEXT YEAR.
Christian Convention Ends o Profit
able Session.


The Christian church convention
for the Fifth district closed this morn
ing after listening to two excellent
addresses.
The first was by Rev. M. ). Dun
ming, Of this city, who spoke on
"lndividual Responsibility in the
Church" impreSsing on his hearers
the Importance Of each member TAX
Ing the work OF the church to heart.
H. \. Ballou, Of Greenleaf, spoke on
"Entcrprisc IN Church Activities
urging more earnest effort to increase
the effectiveness Of church enterprise
Officers were elected as follows D..
n. Pickett, of Manhattan, president;
+. r. Franklin, Of Washington, vice
president; ii. y. Bnllou, OF ureeiilea''
corresponding secretary j. Q. Nc
Arthur, Of Vining, treasurer; M. ).
Dunning, Abilene, recording secre-
tary.
Manhattan was chosen rs the place
Of meeting for next year,
Prof. Lockhart who added much ~
the value Of the session, left for Ann
Arbor Mich, last night, and many
delegates went home on the night
trains. The Others went today-all
praising Abilene's hospitality and de-
claring the convention profitable
ann
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Shifting Soil,


[Real Estate Transfers Reported by George
Merrill, Abstracter,
Michael B Howe to Ellen Howe 81 $ W
33-12-i, 81.
Jane A Carter to Patrick Cuslck 1t 92
Main st Solomon, $50.
Clara l. Wusley to ca Hodge it %
blk 10 X n II add Abilene, $500.
Thos Stevenson to Glen Bell s W 23-
15-l, $2,5l7.
Abilene Town Co. VIM b Giles SS lots
in Fairyiew add Abilene, $3.50.
John Mullen to J l. McSwiney wi n {
and Q II &C Of nj n w6-lS-2, ", 400.
D Townlcy to Evclinc johnson part
blk 4S Enterprise, 5000.
Rveline johnson to P and D Townley
same 5000,
Perry S. Hampton 10 Mary R Frost II
6 blk 10 Heripgton, $500.
Henry S Hoyt to J M Hawkins Its ,
and blk II Herington, $1,000.
Woodbine Town Co to J 5 Robbins L
3 blk II no town given, $40
Henry b stoner to Lydia Stoner $ W
30-1l-2, $2,415.
United States Trust Co TO & G Ster
1t 20 Lebold's add except 2 tract
Abilene, sl,400.
VIM J Coye to George Sterl II Il
Pine st Lebold's add, 1925.
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Monday, September "a, A. y. 1894,
first Published In the Abilene Weekly Re-
ilectQr August q, lS9tl
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Vase M. jlUu.
b. H. Wilson, administrator Of the goods and
estate of r. {. Kear, deceased, plaintiff
vs..
L, G. Shirk, Allls n. shirk, William II
Thomas, aalllo 0. Thomas md Robert b.
Shcnk, defendants.
Under and by virtue of an order of sale Is
sued by the clerk of the district court Of the
Ytll Judicial district within and for Dlckn-
son county, State OF Kansas, In the above
entitled ease and to me directed and dcllv-
cred, will, on
Monday, September "a, 4. D. 1894,
at 10 a. M of said day ut the front door Of
the court house in the city Of Abilene, Dick
inson county, State of Kansas without APP
praisement,' sell 10 the highest bidder fqE
cash IN hand the following described real
estate tpwlt:
Lot number seven % in block eighty-nine
tS9l In the llcringtnn Town Company's addl=
ti0n to the city Of Hcringtpn, In Dickinson
county, State Of Kansas.
Tho said real estate will be sold pursuant
10 the Judgment Of the court In said cause
ructed In said order OF sale.
Witness my hand this end day Of August,
$50 US. SMITH,
Sheriff of Dickinson county, Kansas.
HUTCHINSON & BANKS,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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How's This.

We offer one hundred dollars re-
ward for any easy case Of catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
7. J. CHENEY & Co., Prop, Toledo,0 0.
We the undersigned have known +.
J. Cheney for the last 10 years and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transaction and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm.
West 4 TRuAx, wholesale druggists,
Toledo, 0.
WALDINa. KINNAN Il MARVIN, whole
sale druggists, Toledo, 0.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Price 70 cents per bottle. Sold by all
druggists. Testimonials free.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-09-13
IN THE MOONLIGHT.
Fhs DrumhsAd Court-Martisl and Its Pal
Victim.

FAs Drumhsad Court-Martisl and Its Pale
''e''n''
A tent on knoll-a sentinel marc',.
ing to and fro-a nag with us stan
stuck In the earth. mat was corps
headquarters. The general was w'tn'
in, too busy except to Try a SPY,
""ho is it,? he demapdco' - nc
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Subscribe for the REFLECTOR.

While in Chicago, Mr.. Charles i.
Kahler, a prominent shoe merchant
of Des Moines, Iowa, had quite a scri-
Gus time Of it. He took such asevere
cold that he could hardly talk or
navigate, but the prompt use Of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured
him of his cold so quickly that others
at the hotel who had bad colds follow
ed his example and a half a dozen
persons ordered it from the nearest
drug store. They were profusc in
their thanks to Mr. Kahler for telling
them how to cure bad cold so
quickly. For sale by ]. NJ. Gleissner'
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NAVARRO.
eiice.

Eli Hoffman has new wind mill.
N. G. Hershey and Others shipped a
car load of horses to Pennsylvania.
M. Englc had charge Of the car en-
route.
Hiram Hoffman has gone to Abilene
to work in creamery and Ben Jury
takes his place here as weighing
clerk.
Mrs. Z. W. Coleman has two
nephews visiting her.
VIM. HoIfmaister has rented a farm
in the southeast part OF the State
where he intends to move in about
thro0 weeks to secure feed for his
stock,
A picnic Is being held today In e.
Rocks grove near Hope,
D. J. Kimmcrly Is home from the
Strip and reports plenty OF rain west
of the Rock Island road and plenty Of
feed for stock.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-09-13
AwoSDRRruIEJouRHIY.
Scenes Of Every Part Of the Country
Pictured Vividly.

Readers Of the REFLECTOR have not
failed to appreciate the opportunity
which we have extended to them for
making tour Of the scenic lands Of
our country. Scores have availed
themselves Of our offer and Others
will no doubt do so. 1t is no exag-
geration to say that "Glimpses OF
America" has proven itself to be the
most magnificent pictorial work OF
the kind that was ever produced; a
a book SO beautiful in illustration
and so realistic in description that it
ranks first among all the fine art pub
LEGATIONS that have emanated from
the American press.
The few who have not seen the
parts which the REFLECTOR has been
distributing are earnestly invited to
call at our Office and examine them,
and persons from distance are as
cordially requested to send to us for
specimen number.
SO truly representative and worthy
is "Glimpses Of America" that u copy
should have a place in every library
nothing else can afford SO much in
struction and pleasure, because in the
$50 photographs which the complete
series contains is to be seen practical
ly all the sublime scenery OF oul
country, just as the traveller woulc
view the places in their actual pres
a..nn
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lscIrr lyYLlcFloNs.


line county hisu sopoo' ""'
$50 students enrolled.
Marvin N. Rowland and Minnie
q. Walters Of Abilene were married
by Judge Hutchinson at bis Office.
Another reform: The seats in
the city schools are being moved
closer together to compel the pupils
10 cit erect.
Even the higher institutions Of
learning are cutting down salaries
Prof. Nihart gets only 800 Tor ten
months work in the Salina Wesleyan
college.
The high school will have a re-
ception for the pupils and teachers
Friday evening Sept. IA. There will
be music, speeches and a pleasant
visit for all.
An Abilene loan agent had paid
into his Office over 5000 during
August as interest on loans. D'ckln'
son farmers are keeping right up with
the procession.
The News has reduced Its size to
six columns. The WEEKLY REFLECTOR
with It's It's eight big seven column
pages is the largest as well as mos'
popular paper in the county
Solomon has at last dropped
"City" from Its postoilice name and
mail addressed to Solomon Will Dc
delivered without going to hcadquar'
ters for better direction. II takes q
long time to get some reforms
adopted.
viii White in the X. Z. Star; L
\. Dewey, the exponent OF form and
tradition In Kansas art, has put q new
irrigation ditch across his farm and
hopes to increase his standing In thu
art world about ten bushels TO thu
acre next year.
The REFLECTOR Office was today
treated to some handsome apples
from Robert Kenney's magnificent
orchard near Chapman. They are fine
enough to take a Worlds Fair prize
]. b. Petrie is selling them in Abilene
There is u big yield this year
An insane man was takel
through on the noon train to tn
asylum. He kept constantly re
peating that the Pops would carr,
Rocks county and his words vii
probably furnish much encourage
ment to the discouraged brethren o
his faith.
Ed. Blaich, formerly an attornc.
Of Hope and whose wife still lives "
Enterprise, WAS seriously injured Il
falling from q moving passenger trail
at Alva, Kas., last week. His pelvl
bone was broken and he receive
severe bruises but will recover. II
now lives at Kiowa.
The Globe says mover passe
through Atchison on his wayeast yen
ter,lay with a cnli tied behind hi
wagon. Where did you get thu
calfp" was asked. II beat a man oil
Of IT," replied the man. 81 trade
him 80 acres Of land In western Kal
sas for 1t and as the darn fool couldn
read or write, worked of 1860 acre
on him.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-09-13

THE armored cruiser Minneapolis Is
the fastest afoat. The trial distance
was covered at the average Of 1905
nautical miles per hour. For TIA miles
the vessel averaged 25,42 miles Cramp
& Sons, builders Of the ship, will re-
ceive $1,000 bonus for the record, the
government offering $4,000 for each
quarter OF mile over 81 miles per
hour
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, chilblains, corns and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfact on or money
refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by J. M. Gleissner.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-09-13

Real Merit Is the characteristic Of
Hoods sarsaparilla, and it is manfes-
ted every day in the remarkable cures
this medicine accomplishes, Hoods
Sarsaparillais the kind. Try 1t.
Hoods Pills are the best family
cathartic and liver medicine. Harm
less, reliable, sure.
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How to Cure All Skin Diseases.

Simply apply swAysE's 0IsTMESrs
Nointernal medicine required. Cure.
tet er, eczema, itch, all eruptions on
the face, hands, nose, ETC., leaving
the skin clear, white and healthy. Its
great healing and curative powers are
possessed by no other remedy Ask
your druggist for swayne's Ointment.
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What is a Guarantee?

It is this. II you have a cough or
cold. a tickling in the throat, which
keeps you constantly coughing, or il
you are afflicted with any chest, throat
or lung trouble, whooping cough, &C.,
and you use Billiards. Horehound
Syrup as directed, giving tia fair trial,
and no benefit is experienced, we au-
thorize our advertised agent to refund
your money on return Of bottle. II
never fails to give satisfaction. 1t
promptly relieves bronchitis, Sold by
G. L. Northcaft u Co..