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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-08
DISTRICT COURT MEETS.
The Mills of Justice Begin Their Reg
ular Grind.

: |
ular Grind.
. The February term of district cour
opened Tuesday with Judge Hum
phrey presiding and the congregateC
galaxy of legal talent inside the ba
looked its prettiest and made compl
mentary remarks about the designs on
the new wall paper.
The cases of Hickman and Shook
alleged jOintists, were continued; wit
nesses not found.
VIM. Smith, the Chapman jointist,
being sick in bed with consumption,
his case was continued on certificate Of
DIR. Gum.
Andrew Lasure appearing TO have
been simply making himself ofiicious in
another mans place of business, the
case against him was dismissed at his
cost.
j. Q. Ingram being sick his case was
continued on certificate of DIR. Steel.
smith.
G. b. Seats having served 80 days in
Jail his case was dismissed.
The jury will not be in until tomor-
row. Little business was transacted
beyond setting the docket. The follow.
ing cases were set for trial:
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 7.
Banner City took its turn in fur
nishinR joirtlsts today and two dis
pensers of the ardent from that lively
little town, A. II. Tilton and Henry
Friedley, were the observed of all ob
servers in court. They were arrested
last evening and brought to town.
They pleaded guilty to one count but
IN consideration Of their poverty and
the fact that this was their frat offence
they were put under bond for 500 and
sentence suspended during good
behavior.
Don Brooks, the Herington join,ist
pleaded guilty and WAS fined 500 and
sentenced to 80 days in Jail.
A number Of combinations were
considered. The docket is:
FRIDAY, Feb. 8.
Nichols vs.. Berger; Southworth Va.
MattesOu; Syracuse University vs.
Berry; Smell Va Smell.
MONDAY. Feb. IL.
Wilson vs.. Smith; Rock Island Plow
Co. vs.. Harvey; Cooper VS.. Henderson,.
TUESDAY, Feb. 10.
State vs.. Sias; State vs.. TarDoll;
vs.. Baier.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. IA.
Grubbs vs.. U. j. Railway.
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At st. James Lutheran church,

Rev. W. l.. Seabrook will give his
lecture on THE White City" at st.
James Lutheran church in Newbern
township on Tuesday evening, Febru-
airy, 18th. The lecture will be
illustrated by about one hundred pic
lures, views of the Worlds Fair and
copies of great paintings. The enter
tainment is for the benefit of the church
and the house should be crowded rs it
is seldom that those outside the large
cities have an opportunity to sea the
work OF as teTeoptic0n as ine as that
used by Mr.. Seabrook. Admission,
adults, 90 cents; children under twelve
years, 10 cents.
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ago W cars
Prices were quoted at tho close nA follows:
No hard whoit. ~ i5-kc No hard wheat
10 t'lc No, q hard wheat 4tGt0o reioc ed iGc
. red wheat, c. No r,d wheat 81 tbJc.
No red wheat. ~ thCo
Corn was In good demand. aud some early
sales were at yesterdays prices though tho
close WIS Ao lower
Receipts OF corn to day, 3! cars a year ago
"a cars
No mixed sold at iOAGD3lo Kansas City,
No mixed, 1Hc: % T. 2oHo No white,
N 80 No white, 3lko No white was
quoted nominally At 3ino Memphis No 9
mixed, a0Tc Memphis
Oats were In poor demand aud tho bost bids
were down fully 30 from yesterdays prices
Receipts Of oats to-day were .rs year
ago, cars
No mixed sold at eIHdesc; red oats Haio
premium No mixed .dii L2ic No I mixed,
lsc No white, 2JGbs9nci No white, pslD
Hitc
Hay-Reco'pts, u cars market weak and
:" Ersue, ~ Ju,"9J iaiivy 10 .,,,, 49, SSo W.
To choice, 800 90 %. common to medius
lblO
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LATE DICKINSON HAPPENINGS.
Current Events of the County Re-
ported for the Reflector"
WOODHINE NEWs

wOODBINE NEWS.
Special REFLECTOR Correspondence.
WooDBlNE, Feb. 6.-Mrs Reed and
Mrs. J. w. Gillett visited Mrs
llollinger Friday.
The Ladies Aid society held a social
Friday evening at Mr.. Henry Fengel's
Skating is still good. Mr.. Robbins
Joined the company Mondey night; it
was his first time this season but if ice
continues he will go again.
Smith Bros. shipped car of hogs
Friday.
Henry Westrup and Fred Tucker
went to Abilene Tuesday to attend
trial.
Mr.. Anderson and wife, of Abilene,
were in town Tuesday.
James Gillett and VIM. Steckel are
attending the Strauss lawsuit in Abb.
lene.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Reed, of Caldwell. were
here the latter part Of the week. Mr..
Reed shipped two cars of cattle
Thursday.
j. W. Gillett returned from Kansas
City Saturday.
Mr.. Dickernan is putting up ice for
the Creamery.
Several Woodbine people attended
VIII Taylor's sale at Pearl Wednesday,
Mr.. Scott ia able to be on the street
after severe attack Of the grippe.
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NAVARRO NUGGETS.

special REFLECTION. Correspond nca.
NAVARRO, Feb 6.--The ice crop has
been harvested in this PIT of the
county. All the ice houses are we'll
flied aud the quality is good.
ID. n. Gish aud wife are visiting ut
the home Of Ben Engle near Belle
Springs.
Protracted m citing is still going on
in the church az Belle Springs.
4. +. Kimmerly came down from
Solomon and visited his parents Sun
day.
David Gish is hauling his wheat
from his farm west Of town and ship.
ping IL from this place.
ID. B. Horton our former merchant
was calling on old neighbors in this
vicinity.
j. W. Graham and wife visited Mr..
G.'s parents near Hope Tuesday.
Protraclcd meeting will begin in the
Dunkard church Thursday evening Of
this week
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Entertained Many Guests.

One of the pleasant social events of
the winter was the reception given
yesterday Afternoon by Mrs. G.. W. c..
Rohrer Mt her home on North Broad
way. The seventy five guests found
every arrangement bespeaking comfort
and hospitality and spent thoroughly
enjoyable hours, A delectable lunch
was served and the ladies present
spoke sincere words in praise of their
entertainment at parting, The recep-
ton was given in honor of Mrs. T. W.
Hicks, of Palmyra, N. Y, who assisted
In receiving and made many friends
among the Abilene ladies on this occa.
sion.
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Shifting Soil.

Real Estate Transfers M Reported by
George Merrill, Ab.tracter.
Natl Land Go to Chas Knhles, vi nv
and NV NV l5-l6-i 5000
II simmons to Albert Staal2, sci l7-Ii
3, $2O50.
J l. BonebTake to Grace Bonebrnke, u
50 It Ut It's 52 -5i-56 all IS and 10 Fl
80 on h NJ; Thompson Il McCuy's
add Al d LIS 0-l5-ll-l2 1896 AID
ll-l2-l3-l7 FairvIew, $3.50
q Seim 10 Anna Rhodes, II S-il-l4 sub
Of q, Enterprise, s75.
4 J Buchanon 20 Henry Kohmann, VI
swi 36-lB-2 $li00.
Grace Brn"hraks To Jane Cooper, n 81
pit lrs 50 $3.50 All So aud 10 pit 80
on h NJ Thompson n McCOy's add,
Abilene, $4,000.
Jane Cooper To Grace Bonebrake, Its 81
63-85 and 81 on Spruce 1T S Il A add +,
Abilene, $500.
G + Randall to A J Pnor, Its 6-S aud o
bk 10, Chapman, $3.50.
A Poor to Willie II D~yoe, same, 81.
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Special REFLECTOR Correspondence.
CHAPMAN, Feb. 6.-Miss Mary
Campbell has been compelled to leave
school on account OF the sickness Of
her father.
Ed Freese is undergoing a siege of
humps.
+. l.. Hess, Of Abilene, visited tie
high school Saturday.
E. F. Halbert, of No. s, spent Sun
day in Chapman.
The students we're nearly all present
at the reception and all report having q
fine time. The faculty WAS ably as
sisted by the seniors. Chas Collins
won first prize as n guesser.
Curtis Lowery has made rapid
increase in avoirdlpois since being at
tackled by mumps.
Chapman Reading circle meets next
Saturday evening in the M, 4.
church.
Elam's CoInet band Furnished the
music at the reception Saturday.
Special services we're held in the
Congregational church Sunday evening
by the O. E. Of that and the Lutheran
churches, being the anniversary of the
endeayor society.
Grant Elan was a pleasant caller
at the high school last week.
Some Abilene papers are complaining
that they Can get no correspondents at
this place. Students, as well as other
people, know a good paper when they
see one.
Miss Lou Gamble has ceased to be-
student and has returned 10 her home
In Abilene.
VIM. Stanley spent Sunday at his
home near Abilene.
Oscar Parker spent Sunday in Chap
man.
R. t, Cline, Of Kennedy, attended
the reception.
Our baud gives an entertainment
next Monday evening in Assembly hall.
An excellent program will be rendered.
Mise Grant left Tuesday BUUa,
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RECENT REFLECTIONS.

Mrs. John Pherson, having rented
her farm north Of town, has moved to
the city.
The session of court ia expected to
be very short, there being few long
jury cases.
The Union Pacific brought in dur
ing January a. cars less of coal than in
January 1893. This warm winter is u
godsend to the poor.
1t is reported that a Mcpherson
attorney doing business before the dis
trict court yesterday had difficulty in
explaining to the conductor on the way
home why he WAS travelling on a minis
terlal pass aud will have to pay HE fare
hereafter.
The Fortnightly club played whist
and enjoyed general good time"
last evening at the hospitable home Of
Mrs. G. E. Nnth,raft. The niece of
the hostess, Miss l. zzie Barnes, favored
the guests with some sweet solos with
guitar accomplishments. The next
meeting is at d. r. Gorden's in two
weeks,
We publish in today's REFLECTOR
an article on irrigation by County Sur
veyor Romig which it will pay our
readers to consider thoughlfully. No
man in Dickinson county is perhaps so
well fitted to write on this subject and
of the Kansas farmer are good ones.
There is considerable for this State to
learn in agriculture yet.
Charles Young, Abilene's nursery
man, has grown weary waiting for
people to buy trees at home instead of
sending away for nursery stock and has
been busy this winter putting out the
trees himself, showing that he has
confidence IN them. He has set out
over 1000 fruit trees this winter aud
one of these days will have one of the
best orchards in this section.
The Monitor may be expected 10
whoop it up again this week in favor
of boycotting Abilene business houses
and taking trade to other towns. A
paper which sends every cent it takes
in, except small wages to two compost
tors and one local editor, to gang of
Topeka owners cannot he expected to
have much friendliness for Abilene.
We understand that its Topeka proprie-
tors, dissatisfied with the waning pro.
fits, will this week and henceforth
have half the paper printed in Topeka
instead of all being printed here, 50 rs
to spend less money in Abilene. 1t
requires some nerve to ask people to
support that kind of an institution.
Why not patronizs Topeka papers
direct instead of indirectly
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PUBLIC SALE.

/ win ell ut public sale ON my farm. one
mile south NJ TalnaSa, Wednesday, Feb a.
1884, commencing Mt 10 o'clock n. M, tho
following personal property, to wit: Seven
hea OF horses, consisting OF one 7.yeAr old
btOWn hOrse, Rp' a sair worker and single
driver one year old snrrel horse good safe
worker. Que u ar old sOrrrl horse, good
worker; one year old sOrfel horse, nm extra
go d driver ami worker; one year old
IS year. al good workers; 80 heed OF cattle,
consisting OF 10 mitch cows, some fresh by
day Of sale and O hers heavy with cali;
hrifeTs that Will be- fresh before or soon after
day Ot sHi'i yenrling ers, II head OF
Young CATTLE 70 head of hogs, consisting OF
3 brood HOws, some Will We pigs by their
side day of sal Is head OF shOats; forming
implements, consistll u OF ihr, o 2 horse
W yOnt, | ton buggy, | Adams sandwich
corn shrllor,l WoOi bury Z h rae power good
rs ne a Woodbury. 10 or l2.ho SO power,
! doupl, row D""rlng stalk cutter good as
new, llnosirr grain drill, 'ornstalk grain
arm, Barlow O I'm planter AMI Avery check.
rover with wire tor 100 rods, ] Osborne
b nier, ] Deering mower, John Deere
Flows, II ter. corn plows l-hurae cult.
separator ana power trucks, 3 set double
harness, single harness, single and double
trees, forks, ahOvel- scoops and other
articles too numerous 20 mention.
Terms sums ~ 20 ma under cashi over
81 u credit Of 10 mon hs will be given with.
out interest II paid when due, II not paid
when due 10 per cent will be charged from
date. rurch Users mus Civ" note with Bp-
proved security before removing nIoperty.
Free lunch NJ uOon. II. IL. BOOK.
J. y, BURTON, Auetioneer,
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INDUSTRY AND VICINITY.


Special r. PLEcroR Correspondence.
INDUSTRY, Feb. 5.-Mumps are tax.
ing the rounds IN this vicinity and
quite "A number of cases OF scaretina
are also reported.
A N. Kniaply sold a number ,of fat
hogs last Thursday.
Messrs. Brown and McKeeifer had a
breakage in their power Thursday,
which delayed grinding for some time.
Miss George Yager left Friday for
Junction CITY where she will finish her
course Of instrumental music.
w. l. Early, Of Abilene, il making
quite an impression upon some of the
young ladies' as a singing teacher.
DIR. Litrl-fleld returned from Kansas
City last Thursday.
The entertainment at the church,
Saturday evening was success. The
choir and orchestra deserve many con.
CALCULATIONS for the splendid music
furnished for the occasion.
Miss Minnie Nennum was up from
Chapman aud spent Sunday with her
parents, Rev, and Mrs. Vennum.
The team of Mr.. G, ok. an employee
of Jack White, ran away Tuesday
running through the streets, Striking
several huggles aud carts, but without
much harm until It struck the cart Of
Jack White, overturning 1t and doirg
considerable damage.
+. Heinz has sold his horses AMI all
his farming implements and will
depart soon for California.
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DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
PUBLIC SALE.

viii roll ut uY tHfn, three miles south
and three miles west ~ the city at
Abilene, section ?, GRfeld township, Tours
day, foB. ~ 1884 cOmmeu, Ing NJ IL O'clock
u. N, th,' fO.lOWingp rsOnhl proper y, tow.
30 head IT no Hr-, cons sung ui y h Hd
mars year, Old, All good wOrkeIsi Nv" head
years old three hrEu years ana colts,
tud cont ~ years old, VII woiRu 1850 and
well red also y heuI OF driving HORSES B
hV.d ~ Ittic consisting 81 II hrnd mile.
COa sft"sh IN spring, 8 two year % steers 8
yrarlinR STE r., y"uriinH hrtt"r- yrnr ing
bull 20 heuu Il. gs.rUn-isiinR brOO sOws Hnd
~ -hOats. Farming implemru s,0pnHirtinR Of
wagons, 3 CuitlvMur-, II inch wAlkl x
stirring pluwE, hHrT ", double shower
plOwz, | single shovel pl ", / b 1nkluR
piUw, 2m wing much'nrs, 2 IA yr krs, corn
shelter tan ing mill, / corn stalk cutter,
Hero corn grinder win horse pc gcI almost
M good u. NV, OrOs cut Jaw, c. saw, |
iron KsttlH hay ut ks, 3 set leather UHrurs =
set chain arn"sa, set II nets, 2grnd.
stones drill, I h u'ing VI We nd other hrti.
Giles too nume Gus % mention.
will also uffrr Tor sale my livery stock
consisting Of driving teams, 2 poe hug
girs, -ingla buFgies, surrey, siellh 3 set
driVlug harness, I set breast uhrless, set
single hFnes-, lap robes, Whips, etc, etc,
Terms; Sums OF ~ ana undeT cash, overt "
a credit Of 10 mouths will be given without
1 teresi n paid when due, II not paid WHEN
an 10 per c'nt VIII be- charged from date.
Purchasers must CIV" their note with ap
proved security. FREE lunch A. moo
Il, |, WOODS,
J.S, BgRToy, Auetioneer.
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KAN'As CITY, FOB o -Egg,--Rocelpts very
light and local market active aud quite Arm;
suiotl frcth ne. Butter og clpts light,
fair demand market firm creamery, fancy
separator, &c fair, 100 choice go; dairy
fancy, lsc. fair, 49,; fresh roll. fancy, 16c
good, llc packing firm, lJho Poultry Light
receipts, quiet steadvi ROSTERS ic hens,
5Hc springs, D. DC TurkeYs-Recelpts Hight,
weak gObbors DC por Id hens, $50 per Ia
Ducks Steady. 5000 per III Gooso-Not
wanted, 10 Green Fruits-Crnnberrles -Jor.
soy, weak tdOi. Cape Cod weak, N 5Ol8 W
per Dbl Apples-ltecepts light quiet and
nrm common, u 81 choice $40 por bui
% bOithIj per Dbl, as ~ kind and quality
Vegetables Cabbage, plentiful quiet tLGlQ,
l7b per cwi. Celery, Michigan. small 2jI40o
per bun fanc', 6JdsOc per bunch Pota.
toes light supply steady northern, oSI7lo
per bu Colorado, 10000 per bu. sweet red,
~ iOc per bu yellow, o. t1Jc psr bu Onions,
stoady 1'gtHo per bu white pckings, o. 300
l0O per bu, Spanish o. 20 per crate
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-08

A greater revival OF religion than
was ever before known ut Mason City,
Ia, is now in progress
The senate in executive session con-
firmed the nomination OF Thomas Moon
light, Of Kansas, TO be minister TO DO.
liyin.
The democratic majority Of the sem
ate committee resolved to give no hear
ings ON the tariff, so tho bill will be
reported without delay.
The court Of appeals Of the District
Of Columbia has reversed the decision
Of Judge Bradley in the Palmetto trade
mark liquor case, and Commissioner of
Patents Seymour has scored point ON
Gov. Tillman, OF South Carolina
British board of trade returns show
"a decline Of last year in imports of
about Gls 800, 900 and exports OF about
50, 900, 600 While the returns are un-
satisfactory they are not worse than
are found In other parts of the world.
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Advertised Letters.

The following IL the list Of unclaimed
letters remaining in the Abilene post
office for the week endirg Feb. 7,
1894. Have your mail addressed To
street and number and 1t will be-
prOU pity delivered.
Huott, MrHH Morley, BR
Powell, Oh Scott, u W
Waplin, Jacob
One cent will bs charged for all
advertised letters.
Persons calling for the above will
please say "adVrrtised" giving date.
D. II GORDEN, T. NJ.
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MARKET REPORTS.


NEw YoRK Feb ST REGULATION In stochs
was limited almost entirely TO Tho trading in
the lndustrials this morning Th' re- was heavy
selling of all Of them and the principal onea
Sugar Chicago Gas and Disabling. declined =
per cent oach Sugar went down under selling
by tho manipulators The market Ia wholly IN
the hands Ut manipulaiors Distilling was sold
on Washington orders, and apparently by In.
siders. The price of Spirits was advanced
cents Foreign houses sold Northern Pacific.
The Missouri Pacific earnings for January
shoWed = decrnAse nf llOOnlO.
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NORTH DICKINSON NOTES.

Special REFLECTOR Correspondence
HAYES TWP. Feb so Reel has
filled his ice house with a fine quality
Of ice.
Rev. and Mrs Sheets visited in Clay
county Saturday.
Robert Long is able to be about
after weeks confinement. lie was
severely kicked by horse and II is
fortunate that he escaped without a
broken limb.
Mr. b. lssit, of south Dickinson, Is
visiting friends in Hayes.
Mrs. ID. II Brschbill returned from
Pennsylvania, Friday, where WAS
called TO the bedside VI her mother who
il still seriously III.
j. NJ. Sheet and son have bought the
controlling interest Ia the Comfortable
creamery. They will arrange TO make
butter as soon as convenient.
--~---s-.--
q a. 4
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81. LOUIS Feb lioocipts wheat IAl05
bu' last year, 1900 bu corn n, 80 bu last
year lid 80 bu Oa H. 22O0l bu.; last year,
ibtD bu rye, $500 bu barley p7O bu flour,
',ali bba shipments, wheat, 2i,67S bu. corn,
sJo, 10 bu oats, 81 100 bu.i rye, biI bu barley
90 bu hpur, ll,l1S bhls Wheat C ish, blAc
FebruarA h5Hc May, i9ic, Jolly. 6Js.c Corn
Cash, Jslic February, 3!ho MaY:4NB 4a.o:
July, Abc oats-Cash, gs'lc, February, gs1o
May, zoe
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Mems Working Pants in
Jeans, Cottonade an d
Mole Skin justreceived.
We carry the largest line
and make the Lowest
prices. We always save
the workingman money
on Pants, Shirts and
0veralIs.
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Japanese Liver Pellets are the best
family medicine for liver complaint
and consumption. 5Opllls in vial %
cents. Sold by Gulick, the druggist.
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BARR IS UNMARRIED.
The Sheriff's Resonant Voice Failed
to Reach Him,

to Reach Him.
The case of the State vs. Sam Barr,
accused of selling that which inebriates
and intoxicates, was called this after
noon. Sam was also called but though
Sheriff Smith has tolerably strong lungs
and well developed larynx Sam made
no response. In short he has skipped,
FORGETTING his bond and leaving his
bondsman, Albert Lenze, to put up
$500, as the bond was Immediately
declared forfeited. Barr left town
since last highland it is thought he
started for Oklahoma.
Mr.. Lenze is not secured and will
put down $500, to experience"
Court adjourned at O'Clock for the
day.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-08

You can buy your garden seeds from
Hodge Bros cheaper than from eastern
houses and are sure of fresh seed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-08

WANTED-Situation as nurse, expe5.
fenced. Call &c 92l West First strert
2l3 limo 2 twk&c
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Home Nursery.

II you need anything in the nursery
line and want to save money call on or
address, CHAs YOUNG,
"a If ABILENE, Ka'.
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sheep Receipts, 32sl no shipments There
was large supply Of fair TO ~ good sheen
The early market was steady, Tut the close
was dun and weak 10 10 10 DC lower Tho fol.
lowing are representative sales:
30 Mex yr. 10 80
Horses Receipts, go; shipped yesterday, H.
The supply was large aud there was many buy.
erS The market was fairly active. The range
al IL ahf f,I
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KANSAS CITY Feb -Cattle-Raoeipts T..
@S calves, ~ shipped yesterday, ls,ilL Tho
steer market was dun and steady u l1c lower
cows started strong and closed 100 lower feed.
ors dnll, lover bulls ami calves steady. Tho
following are repr sentative safes
nILLa-Ln mL-Ln Nh INnnul N-rLuu.
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Mems 0vercoats, all grades,
to close out at SOC and
Goo on the dollar.

Boys Suits $3.50 to $500
former price, now you
take them at $2.25 and
So, rs, All money saw
ing Suits: No use talk
ing they must all go,
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q Mems 0vercoats sold for
Sc 90, now you buy 'em
at So. IS. This is your
last chance, They must
go,
6 two-piece Knee Pants Suits
sold for SIPS and 81. so
the mothers now buy
them for Csc and 75C a
Suit,
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being
bf wnha$
! urheto upandm
| store by eaythn yo Mt nourMe
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omiolex
here yod
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O,,..,,.,. l,H'3 $40 4.......... pl5 t32j
p.,.......l,Ua3 az
gs-ReceiptA S2J shipped yesterday,
AL Tho market was active but o to lJc lower.
closing fairly well The top was 300 and bail,
OF sa ~ so 10 90 against o. ~ for tops and
sou To .O0 for bulk of sales Yesterday Tho
follow ug are rep sentative snles.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-08

Children's Knee Pants sold
any where in the world
for SOC, 75c and $l.00,
our price now l5C, Csc
and SOC a pair,
SterI & Co. are recognized
as the reliable and fash
ionabIe Clothiers of Abb
lene. Good Goods and
Lowest Prices always
prevail,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-08
II Mems Suits, former price
$1,000 and $500, you
buy them now for $500
and $500.

Il Mems Suits, former price,
$500 and $500, our
price now $3.50 and
$500.