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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29
WELCOMED.
A story Abe Itummei reils Of Former
Client.

n 9tDff Ape nntnhiel tetia OF foTfntr
Client
1--WE were driving along a country
road, said he, .'in the early part of
the summer, and my companion. an
other lawyer like myself, became
very thirsty, while / - well. you
know how thirsty ! always am, from
spring until fall at least But,
although we looked far and wide.
searching the country roads as far
as eye could reach. we could see
nothing in the way Of country
tavern
Suddenly an idea occurred TO me.
In one Of the farmhouses on this
very road, said to my companion,
there lives a couple who are deeply
indebted to me in professional
way. II happened years ago. but /
am sure they would remember 1t.
And OF course. they would offer us
the Inequalities OF the house-a
glass Of cold milk. II nothing more ,
AHEAD Of US TO the right side OF
the road and up a long lane stool q
small, rusty-looking house which
had, somehow, a familiar look. And
looking again | saw IL to be the
house Of the people ] sought
=" This Is the very house said l.
and clucking TO the horse / drove up
the lane and stopped in front Of the
door. As we drove up a woman had
been visible on the little porch. but
when we reached the house she was
gone.
am get out, said TO my friend.
The woman does not recognize me.
I'll go to the door and speak 10 her
Across the little porch / walked
and knocked at the door In answer
the door opened few inches aad a
woman's nose stuck itself out while
behind II came q sour voice demand
ing. What do you want
FL see you do not remember me.
SAID !. smiling at her in ny most
reassuring way.
No. don't said she. an We
don't want no strangers here.
This was bal beginning. but
braced myself TO get tina; glass o
milk
".Madam. said ]. in my mos
I Chesterieldian tone. i once mad tn,
opportunity Of being OF great seryic,
To your husband. Some years agt
he was arrested and tried for rob
berry. and it was ] who had the homo
OF successfully defending him agains
the alleged theft of harness which
II got no further. With sweep 0
her brawny arm she reached ont an
brought me inside the door. ',ilad I
see yer. said she wringing my hand
glad 20 see yer! Alleged theft b
darned, We've got that harness yit
an fathers gone out now with 1t o
the horse Come right in an cal
yer pardner Alleged theft, Alleges
theft II father didn't take that har
ness iii be darned. an If he amt 60
il yit III eat il. reins and all.
'-Ot course, we got our glass {
milk. =
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

Baroness Where's the baron?
Servant Hes buslly engaged in
the library, my lady,
Baroness TO wake him up
here's visitor wants TO see him.
.gllegonde Blaetter
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

some little things Of value: If your
coal fire is low. throw in tablespoon
ful of salt. and It will help it very much.
A little ginger put into sausage meat
improves the favor. In icing cakes dip
the knife into cold water. In boiling
meat for coup. use cold water to extract
tine juices. If the meat is wanted for
itself alone, plunge il into the boiling
water at once. You can get q bottle or
barrel Of oil of any carpet or wooden
stuff by applying buckwheat plentiful
~. Never put water TO such a grease
spot, nor liquid Of any kind. Broil
steak without sailing. Salt draws the
juices in cooking; it is desirable TO
keep these if possible. Cook over a
hot fire, turning frequently, soaring
both sides; place on platter, salt and
pepper 70 taste. Beef having tenden-
cy to be tough can be made very pslat-
able by stewing gently for two hours
with salt and pepper, taking about a
pint Of the liquor when half done, and
letting the rest boil into the meat.
Brown the meat in the pot. After TAX
ing up, make gravy OF the pint OF
liquor saved. A small piece Of char
coal in the pot with boiling cabbage re-
moves the smell Clean oilclothes
with milk and water; brush and soap
will ruin them. Tumblers that have
milk in them should never be put il
hot water. spoonful Of stewed toma
toes in the gravy Of either roasted OF
fried meats is an Improvement The
skin Of boiled egg is the most effica
cions remedy that can be applied 10 1
boil Peel it carefully, wet ana appl,
20 the part affected. 1t will draw on
the matter and relieve the soreness in /
1 few hours.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

Two young ladies were walking in
the woods one day, when they were ac-
costed by an old and much shriveled
gypsy, who politely offered to show
them their husbands faces in brook
which ran near by for slight remu-
neration. So, paying the sum they
followed the bag 10 the brook, us they
were very curious to see how she could
do so wonderful thing and also anS-
ious 10 see their future husbands Bat
instead of beholding the faces of the
men they so fondly hoped for they saw
their own. ave can see nothing but
our own faces" said one Very true,
men," replied the sagacious fortune
teller. "but these will be your hus
bands faces when you are married,
A colony OF American farmers may IL
oct llsrhad II, M1shnnalnnd
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29
The Company Must ray.

The employees Of telephone com
pany were stretching wires along
the road which skirts the property
Of George W. Hawkins, near New
burg. n. T., and In SO doing they
disiigured half a dozen spruce trees,
which had been planted by his
father by cutting of the branches.
No consent to this mutilation hal
been given by the owner OF the trees.
and the linemen, as usual, had used
their saws and axes without mercy.
Mr. Hawkins sued the company for
5000. estimating the damage at 500
tree. The jury gave verdict OF
5000. Under provisions OF the code
in that state. Mr.. Hawkins lawyers
then movea that triple Judgment
be made, and the court astounded
the defendants b. granting this and
increased the judgment 10 $1,000.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29
Money In winter wheat-Ioo Bushels.

That's the way farmers who sowed Sal
zer's new Worlds Fair wheat report lt
yielded all the way from 40 to 20 bushels
per acre, and a good many are 50 enthusias-
tic over this wheat that they claim 100
bushels can be grown per acre The mons
ster winter rye yields 20 bushels per acre,
which pays tremendous profits. The John
A. Salzer Seed Co, La Crosse, Wis, send
their fall catalogue and samples Of wheat
and rye for 4 cents postage.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29
n Enrth Was FInt Mapped out.

q. mA 6Haese early maps were we do
but can from reasonable
\, 8gss The earth at that time was
4 MA To be fiat circular plain, or
A hsoadest part being from east
M, wich was entirely surrounded
NJ e@p, or greatFiyer, that washed
u sssm all sides. In about the
- yszxs III 4his plain Greece was supposed
zsAMsed; the great central sea of
siss ssAsed region was the Msditer-
= ~ 4he farthest point known at
~ seas the Straits Of Gibralta-,
sed the Pillars OF Hercules.
SIC Ill Urn part comprised the,North
81 A H. far as the deserts; while the
~ s 6rih embraced the countries
isues ssa npOn the Mediterranean, and
ll4 u hyperborean land farther
Ma mprth, with the EuEine and
3 y #as5sHs Neas gt the northeast. The
s = m eastern point known was
!, M H western limit OF India.
a, @ As what would then DO
~, IN a map es q representation
~ h. The sun was supposed TO
and around this hat plain,
ss ill., then the mode Of accounting
n. anges of day and night. The
sN @eaih was supposed 20 DO a
MI, called TartaIuR, the abode
bis OF the wicked among men,
on corresponding TO ID above
Eas the heaven, or abode Of
The unknown region beyond
~ Of Hercules was tilled up
q IONS Of the fertile imagination
81 aweks. To the northwest and
SO the Cimmcrihns, people
n perpetual darkness. and the
y ans, a race supposed 10 be-
] ~ Hapm toll, disease, or vars. who
! q SS r. for thousand years ia q
"a 40 ii andislurbed serenity. To tne
Al A III Sicily were tho enchanted IL.
Is @ Gree and Calypso, and the
IN sland Of Eolis A little 70
50 HI 10 the Pillars u Hercules was
~ Dill $500 10 tho internal regions
"a s ID ia the Western ocean, be,
4 IL. fsssH gssH limits % the known earth, was
! I. ss4s region called Elssiufn. a land
- hal summer. where . gentle
~ A naiautly blew. whe'e tempests
Mnoun. and where the spirits OF
liycs had been approved boy
dwelt IN perpetual felicity
~ -, we're the Gardens Of tht
y, With their golden apple,
n BY the singing nymphs, whe
y bic River oceanus. which wa'
90 rtmc west, aud theposition 81
s'i b. constantly shifted ~ gee
70 knowledge ncgeascd---P Pop
Nj Is 9nns MonthIg.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29
Al rnf.,llhle Indication.

There was an intense silence
around Mrs Hashem's table while
the chicken was being served IL
was broken by the girl with fluffy
white hair, who whispered to the
one with dark glasses
BILLY Bliyen has paid his board
bill at last
''iow do you know ~
..He got "a piece OF white meat in
stead ei the neck and wing. as
usual"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

#@SS# ##z# tstFFh -
s.Ms neR lect OF IL by intllcting upon us
3s#4ss nsssse. by dyeing the skin yellow,
s8as 8sss s8ngue with fur producing yer-
Go III ii. l DO ii tight side and souring the
s#sh Wp aE@ little iess lhAh luhatles u we
@ss @a4snsach Bittefs TO our aid, tran
IA 4 III Il gaealth follow speedily, and with
ss.sM ssaa4se OF the symptoms mentioned,
.8s8e ass0 irregnlarity OF the bowels,
aSss #uVMNiably attends disorder OF he
Els d mxMlarlal complaints the liver Is
q Ssss III N4sl Fed. and IL IL fortunate ctr-
asa4 @zs&s 8kaat tins line antl-Oilions medi-
q II u sN@ DC finest specific in existence
@asxsls8 an os maiarial disease, Nor y
8sz \ g&aHsous for dyspepsia, failure OF
s3ssASM @Ma strength, ne YOusness ana
MI2ssASAN 8Andeney. IL renews the ability
%s@ a& @Nd greatly promotes conYules-
#@ s8ssMH casting dlseases.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

Willis When my wife makes a
present it is sure to be something
that will last
Wallace My wife is just like
her Five years ago she made me a
present OF 100 cigars, and l have
ninety nine of them yet Life,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

Policeman. at the kitchen table to
the cook i notice Jennie, you dom
serve up such good meals as you
used to-
There's reason. The boss lost a
lot of money lately and they're econ
omizing,
"And they're taking it out on me.
I've rot to suffer for their reckless
ness. Fliegende Blaetter
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29
can sia "a Anything AFTER rhat,

Il ought 10 warn you. said the
dental surgeon, considerably. that
this operation may be a little pain
full"
..Oh. 20 ahead. replied his pa
tent cheerily. II guess can stand
IT, | once wo porous plaster all
through June Chicago Record.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

A8s PHI In engineering il reported
A8s# mountains Of Peru, where y
sem steamer u $40 tons. TO feet
AsE 80 feet wide has becn success.
nchcd In Lake Titieara, the
III aVigabir waters ia the world.
l3.0O1 feet above the aen,
inrr, which belongs 90 tile Pc
II @pyCrumrnt and u TO tc used for
III Nnd passenger traffic, was built
i ~, then taken apart ia more
pieces and shipped 60 MOI.
sea II wns then carried -
IN railway and transported over
BEss taius on the backs % llauas
ssss and pnt together rs q MIR
son. a scotch engineer. with
kill aud success Chicago
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29
KNOWLEDGE

49, comfort and improvement and
~, ~ personal enjoyment when
~ used The many, who live bct-
NJ Others and enjoy life more, with
penditurc, by more promptly
Y the world's best products 10
~ Is Of physical being, will attest
aa' 8pe 10 health Of the pure liquid
ny principles embraced In the
Z HsaS Syrup Of Figs.
~ kccllencc Is due TO lis presenting
ses FORM most acceptable and pleas
N NJ PC taste, the refreshing and truly
n 3seanl properties Of q perfect lax
III llectually cleansing the system,
,oa 1Alng colds headaches and icvers
4 permaneutly curing constipation.
~ lven satisfaction TO millions and
I, m tho approval OF the medical
~ EsasEssspn, because IL acts on the Kid.
y, y, aslyer and Bowels without weak
y NaaaasH anem and Il Is perfectly free from
#f% objectionable substance.
4xHp of Figs Is for sale by all drr =
M'a1H DOC and 81 bottles, but Il IL man
~ 4sssesNfed by the California Fig Syrup
cle Ms oa1'g whose name Is printed on every
gu a.sS1saAE' also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
3sa NNEhg well informed, you will not
10 's''ss ~ any substitute IL offered.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29
Mothers, save Your ChIIdrenl

Stekefee's Pin Worm Destroyer is the
only sure cure known that e1fectually de-
stroys the pin worm, the most troublesome
worm known. IL also destroys all other
kinds of worms. There is no remedy that
can expel the worms from the STOMACH or
KEcruM as does Steketee's Pin Worm De
stroyer For fAle hy ali druggists: sent By NAH on
receipt Of sec. L. s. postage Address GEO. g.
sTEK FyTEsF Grand Eap{as Mich.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

Hospital Nurse-These new patent
Ere escapes are great blessings
Hospital Doctor--lndeed they are.
1t is much easier to cure fracture than
burns. New York Weekly.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

Counsel for Defendant True, your
honor. my client did cali the plaintiff
donkey. but al the present high
market rate Of those valuable ami
mails is this not rather a compliment
than otherwise n Fliegende Bleet.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29
have you named your !

u have you named your new
am ] wanted 20 get . name
VI ID DC sure t0 1T
VI quite catch on.
don't son seer II he grows
d real nice. good kind ot -
sn lie Will bc called Willie,
should happen 10 turn out
Nugh hc can be called Hill "
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

A late theory of catching cold is that
when one enters cold room after be-
ing heated the bacteria in the room
flock to the warm body and enter it
through the open pores of the skin.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

Seldom Spencer of Essex, Conn, has
a hen which lately astonished him by
laying an egg that weighs twenty
ounces and measures eight and halt
inches in circumference.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

The production of gold in the United
States averages So, 000, O0o year.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

Billiard Table, secondhand. For sale
cheap. Apply to or address, II. c. AKIN,
5iI 3. 18th St, Omaha, Neh.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

No part of Greece is forty miles from ths
sea nor ten miles from hills.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

The largest rock crushing plant in the
country is operated at Meriden, Conn.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29
catchlnr Gold Brougbt Up to Do.

Eariss Clover Root Tea.
The great Blood purifier gives freshness and elernsSa
~ tue Complexion and Constipation. 2oess 81
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

aHausoa.s Magic Corn SaIve."
Warranted 70 cure or money refunded. Ask your
Irncgist FOR l.. hrioe IS rcnts.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

A colony of American farmers may he
established in Mashonaland.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-29

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05

suns oes Wtelinits on aus,p6rtige
Mdhte Dertuuft.
6lanoin itellte ipdter oen 9lntrag,
oaB bic &ammer suDeriibtlih CLAUDE,
bic &egierung peroe ben fiir Die San.
oesDertbeioi9uns uptbpenbigen Grim.
oungen oas senaueite Stuoium wio=
men uno er beantrage, baB Die &am-
mer sur Sa9esoronung iibergebe.
9as GrsebniB Der slbitimmuus iiber
oieien 9lntrag, bel tpelter 4l6 gegen
lO2 Stimmen Su 6uniten Der 8ssie=
rllng abse9eben muroeu, wuroe nit
lautem Seifall besriibt uno piele Se<
putirte Ordnaten ii4 an Supup beran,
I'm ibn su besliidlpiiniden.
Paris, 81. Wai.
Gs miro nun bebauptet, DaB Der
Gbemiter Surpin Don Der oeuti1en
&egieruua fir bic Preissebuns pes
6ebeimnines ieiner nelleiten Moroma-
ibine, nit allen was Drum uno bran
bduSt, oas nieblide Siimmten bon
bier MilliOnen Srantsu srbultsn bItts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05
No. 1893.

in elmer SeitillatiOn i'm unteriten Stod=
pert oes OOppelten Seuementbauies
go. l29 Sufolt=StraBe, Die 4jdb=
rise Si,sie Sdser luuroe babel setOotet
uno bier perionen erlitten id,uere Ser
lebungen. Sn oem 8ebduoe pobnten
20 Gamilien, Die ourd bic Grploiion
uno oas leuer BON Der Sreppe ubSe=
ibnitten murosn. 6iinisebn &inoer
wuroen aus Den Oberen ;seniteru bin=
unter gelaiien uno mittelit aussebrei=
teter 9eden auisefansen. Mebrere
Grmadiene retteten lid oaourh. oaB
lie auf Elm anitoBenoes Gjebduoe tlet=
tcrten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05
Srant d.
2puOpu, 30. Mai.

Times" meloet, baB bas neue Cabinet
Oas juaenolibe ssnannt wiro. Supup
lit uur AZ Sabre alt. Selcaiie Al.
Soutaur 40. 2eianes 81. YOincare 33
uno Yartbou 32 Sabre alt. Die
WebrSabl Der nellen Miniiter lino
ieoOb quite Heoner uno limb lie alle
BON ben belten SoridBsn beiee!t.
Yaris, 81. Wai.
Syn Der beutisen SiBuna Der Sepu=
tirtentammer nuroe betreiis Der Sur=
pin'i6en Nngeleaenbeit Der ReAierung
nit 4l6 seseu lO2 Stimmen ein ger=
trauenspotum ertbeilt.
9epor es sur Mbitimmuug tam,
iano cine erreste Debate ltatt iiber bic
Sraae, ,ueBbalb 8eneral Mercier li6
9epei9ert babe, Surpin's Griinoun9
ansutaufen. 9lui Die Sproeruns bon
Yaulin uno Werp wuroe Die 6rass in
eine Snterpelatiou Der &egieruns um=
9epanoelt, woraui Der &riessminiiter
umsemambelt, poraui Der &rie9smi-
niiter Wercier cine Heoe belt. in pel=
der er poller Gntriiituus ben 2urpin
einen ui1tslpiiroi9eu. unpatriotiiden
8uri6en nannte. Oeheu anseblibe Gr.
iinouus wabriheinlid pOllis mertblos
lei. Sas Melinit lei nitt Don ibm
eriunoen wOroen, pbaleib Der HeBtere,
lpie CT, Der Gieneral. su9ebe, Die Yit=
riniGure eriunOen babe. welde bic Ys-
amtsn pcs &rieasminiteriums sur gln=
iertiNunS pes Wtelinit benilBtsn. Sur-
pin babe eas VsbeimniB Der Muisrti.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05
Yrciie set Mn;eisen.

Seoer 3Ou Der spalte per SaBr, .sI2A
>, 6O{uuate. ..,,., 9,75
- 3Wtpuate....... 600
Sir iebe Ssile grsoisr, uber beren @sum bas
srftsMal Is Gents.
Seiratbss uno looes.aln,eissu NIT Sprutsl
obue Sprub SLO0.
Mnseiger. bic bem Seite Der fatb. 2ir9, suui.
Der linb. fiuoeu teiue auiHobme
1nseisen isnos man iPdta
tens am Irlontas Mor.
gen ein.
SobsIrbeiteu aller Mrt prompt uno billia
aussefibrt.
cfNceber ,,0a,ette".
Gdso sedien uuo So,pahreB:.
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Selegrapbii6e 9epeitell.
Sulauo.
9tc,p y prt. 81

Nem Dprt, 81. Mai.
Cine i6redlid)e Grploiipu. Der aleit
oaraui cine 6euersbrunit iOlste, ereia=
nete ll8 gellts WtorseI Wm balb 5 ubr
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MuSIau0.
0attt q II.
X D M. 81. Nfai,

~ v W, III. !-kuts
Tiinitauieno Yilger, ,pel6e mebrere
rOmiib=tatbolii6e Gereine uno Sub
icribenten iu einem Jono fiir Die
9lusibmiifung Des CARDINALS oes
Papltes Pius TX. in Der Saiitita San
SorenSo reprdientirteu, ppbnten beute
elmer ppm Faplte in einem Seitenibiffe
Der Peterstirhe celebrirteu Melle bel.
Die Pilser trugen sablreide 6abnen
uuo an Der Spibe oes 3uses ibritten
sluansis SiibOie. Ser Papit befano
lid bel ausseseidneter 8eiunobeit uno
wuroe bel ieinem Gri6eiuen in Der
Stride nit Subel besrssBt.
Sn ieiner erwioerun9 auf bic Mn=
iprabe, luelde 8raf 9lqua-Seeni i'm
Namsn Der Seputationen nat Der
Wteiie an ben Fapit ribtets, bob Der
papIt bic treiflid)en Gisenidaiten iei=
mes 9orsdnsers berpor uno iaste unter
9lnoerem, oaB oiele 8eod6tniBieier ben
8lanS Der Sbaten oes perirorbeuen
Yupltes erbOben piiroe. ST fli9te nod
bin3u. oaB bic 3eit feline erite &obrsos
auf Yius lX.. bic er i'm Sabre 1873
sebalteu, beltdtist babe.
Petersburg, 81. Mai.
Sswelstp lit gum ruiiiiben 8eiauoten
beim Vatlfan ernannt wDroen.
8ulgarien.
.... Sofia, 80. Mai.
Seute 9lbeno fanoen bier Ieriamm=
lunsen Der slnbdnser StambuloIf's
uno Der 8eaner oesielben itatt. Nab
SbluB Der 0eriammlunaen itieBeu bic
beiben Yarteieu unmittelbar Dor benz
Palait aufeinanoer uno es tam su
einem biBlsen Sample. in oeiien Ser
laui pielfad SdieBmaifsn sebrau6t
puroen. Gin Mann muroe eriboHen
unb mebrere pe,munoet. Sie Stam=
bulof=Partei mar in oieiem &ralpall
iiesreib uno 3os Dor oas oaus Stam=
buloifs. 9ieier iprab ibnen ieinen
Sant fir ibre glnbdn9libteit aus uno
mabte i'm Yerlauf ieiner &eoe mebr=
iab duberit beseidnenoe Anipielunsen.
gtab oem &rawaQ oor benz S9loB
uuroen bic umliesenoen StraBen nit
5ruppen beieBt. gu ipdter Stunoe
tam es tuieoer su einem StraBentampi
uuo tpnnte Die Eolisei nur init GROCER
Wtiibe Die Sronrng nieoerberiteaen.
8Gbreno oes &ramalls Dor Dem SblpB
eridien Miniiter petroH am Seniter
uno eriu6te Die Mense I'M Hamen oes
Siiriten Grieoen 81 balten uno aus=
eiuanoer gu seben.
Sofia, 81. Mai.
Sas neue BON StOcloii aebiloete Ga=
binet lit iuie iolst SuiammenseieBt:
Miniiterprdlioent uno Snneres: Stoe=
low; 9lusudrtises uno OHentlide gr=
| heif. Nncehics. eSirnn,cr. lXueichnfn.
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g ofia, 81. W(ai.

Sas neue BON StOcloii aebiloete Ga=
binet lit wie folst SuianmenseieBt:
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-08
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Bell was in from Holland.

Glen Bell was In from Holland.
Maj. II. b. Merrill, Of Hope, was ar
Abilene visitor.
Alex McBoyle, one Of the success
full farmers Of Bonaccord, was In the
city on business.
Roger Tilton, a strong anti-calamity
farmer of Buckeye, made the REFLEc-
TOR visit this week.
], s. Chronister, one Of Buckeyes
most intelligent farmers, was pleas
ant REFLECTOR caller.
W, q. Gilliland, the prominent land
and stock owner of southwest Dickin-
son, spent the night in town.
Reuben Heffner and wife, two of
Logan townships most substantial
citizens, were visitors to the county
seat.
Harry g. Lifts, one of Abilene's
finest young business men, left this
afternoon for Denver where he will be
married this week to Miss Florence
MacMaster. Their many friends here
will wish them Joy and will welcome
them home.