Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-10-15


IN tap. Here's dose; =
There was a good paper, the News n
Which begged Of Its party to fews'
So 1t yelled for old Leedy
But the prospects so seedy c
That now II Is having the blews r
Personal item in Hope Dispatch; |
This was our week off, SO we locked '
up office, took our better hall and hled I
away to Kansas City for the "Karnival |
Krewe," We had splendid time and {
YOU will have TO excuse us for not
much news this week.
Implements Of every variety, best
makes, at Pisle's.
The News says the reports from
the Republican meetings of the coun'
ty make it tired. That is what those
meetings are for, poor, misguided
contemporary. Your WEAKNESS is
only Just begun. To experience
real, overwhelming lassitude just
wait until Nov. 1.
The Pops are trying to get the
Republicans to divide time between
Burton and Little on the night before
election. Our understanding Of the
matter is that Mr.. Burton is not
drawing crowds for Mr.. Little this
wear. Ed will be pretty lonesome
talking against Burton
The new quarterly report OF the
state board of agriculture on the
creamery industry has J, Z. Nissley
and A. G. Eyth as contributors on
the creamery and care of cows Inc
book is faulty in not containing
enough figures on the actual accom-
plishments Of Kansas creamerles'
Freight Agent Rice of the Union
Pacific says that more sweet potatoes
have been shipped from Abilene in
the past few weeks than in all the
time he had been stationed here
several years. Most OF them went to
Denver. Abilene's sand hills are be-
ing finally used to good advantage.
: A report was current on the
9 streets today that foul murder hao
been committed in Constantinople, a
0 woman having been cut into mlnce'
k meat and fed to the sultan. A tele-
Gram from the REFLECTOR to the
q chief Of police asking for details
v elected the following reply; "Don'
worry. No murder here"
. And now comes the report thai
BRYAN is SO everlastingly scared
about Indiana and Illinois that HI
dares not leave those states and won
come to Kansas. II be only knew tn
" condition Of affairs out here he woul'
. think Kansas needs his quack fakelsn
II worse than some Of the other state
II and even that won't save it for him
. Pisle has the Peninsular hard Goa
heater-none better made. Man
III points of superiority over any othe
AZ make. Cheaper to run and las
* longer In handsome shapes an
u warranted to please.
The REFLEoroR's ROSTERS had a
III informal practice concert today IN al
IN ticipation Of the grand concert to
D. given three weeks hence. 1t Shove
D. them 10 be in good voice and spirit
In view of McKinley's brightenlr
is prospects three new birds were addt
ITS and their rations were increased a Il
,e- tie. They will be glorious compal
cd of sougsters by Nov. 4.
k. c. Journal: The Pops
IN Dickinson county were horriiied b
m yond expression the other day whit
he T, M. Dahlstrom, their nominee I
c. district clerk, took his seat at t
piano in the opera house and play
ew the overture to "Poet and Peasant
the They declare he has too much sec
,ll cation" to be a serf and believe he
inc a plutocrat in disguise.
Republic City News: A Popul
me editor Of Dickinson county has tax
at the feyer-he wants to be tali-end
it He can't afford to hire special tr'
he and private car, with big raj
be- platform from which to mi
speeches to the gaping multitude
YER. he has made arrangements to SPY
lere from the platform OF a hand
eet- through the short grass regions
Pop the Sixth district.
Ism Over in the county Jail is
'dy' year old boy. bright lively fell
Lee Thompson. He is sentenced
lilo, the Reform school but remains b
Fe, in Jail. crying for liberty and
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