Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-11-01
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equal suffrage Friday.
Sample ballots are being distrib-
uted by the central committees.
The G. A. R. post and W. R. G.
will have meeting together soon.
Marriage license; Chas. Schmidt,
Kuhnbrook, and Emma Meirmaster,
Dillon.
Our idea Of well cared for man
Is one who has all the buttons on his
coat when cold weather comes.
The equal suffragists are much
worried over the rights Of woman.
How many many more does she
want?
Rev. H. D. Tatman Of the U. B.
church has been transferred to Leav
cnworth. His place is taken by John
Hope Of Sabetha.
Sidney Cookies story Of sneezin 6
bullet out Of his head has made him
famous. His picture and the story
have got into the syndicate plates.
When Dave Naill says the Re-
publicans are going to carry Dickin-
son county from top to bottom Of the
ticket he does his talking with his
hat of.
North Dickinson farmers who
made trip 100 miles northwest to
buy cattle at s. a head came back
without any. There were no IS
cattle.
1t Is about time for the intelli-
gent farmland to light his pipe on a
load Of hay and burn up a few hun
dred tons Of valuable feed in the
vicinity.
The Santa Fe's new time card
next Sunday will list the south train
for departure two hours earlier,
about $50 and the northbound half
on hour later, about $50 a. m.
Rev. A. M. Lewis, Of Chicago, Is
here to take up his work as the pas
tor Of the New Basel Reformed
church. Rev. Bollinger, the former
pastor, goes to Avenue City, Mo.
The poll Of the Fifth district
shows 1000 majority for Calderhead,
not 100 as a typographical error the
other evening made it. Either one
will do but 1000 will suit better.
Another weather prophet gone
wrong. Foster, the st. Joe guesser,
predicted cold weather for the first
half Of this month. A good sensitive
corn is better weather prophet than
any Of the guessers.
Goodwin Bros. won their case
against the directory company in
Justices court this afternoon. They
claimed that the company changed
their order for q IS advertisement to
a$l5 one and refused to pay it.
j. Il. Burton forgot to register
but made special trip half across
the State and involving rs mile
buggy drive in order to do it. Yet
people within block Of the regstra-
ton office did not register at all.
Rev. DR.. Blayney was q college
chum Of Frank G. Carpenter, the
noted newspaper correspondent who
is now in China and Corea, sending
back interesting articles regarding
that country.
Meetings Of the week: Miss
Yates, court room, Friday evening;
J. r. Burton, opera house, Saturday
evening; Lewelling at Herington,
Wednesday afternoon; Susan B.
Anthony at Enterprise Tuesday even
ing.
Great campaign bugaboos may
be expected this week from the mex
perienced politicians. Wiser heads
let such things alone on the eve Of
election. They always react and
frequently result in the election Of
the candidate they are intended tc
defeat.
You wouldn't think it Of meek,
mild-mannered man like Bob Kane,
but he writes some Of the most blood
curdling, sanguinary and hair-raisine
articles that appear in State Printer
Shows paper Ii the Pops win Boil
ought to be the governors private
secretary.
w. M. Campbell, the well-known
veteran teacher and Pop advocate,
was in town feeling little blue.
Tho school board which hired him
engaged him for month at time
and at tlie end .oi the first month
suspended him las he was not giving
satisfaction.
Rev I & Ford has an interest.