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FOR SALE
ORANGEDALE.

Fine 50-foot lots on Twenty-third st..
in half block of electric cars, covered
with bearing orange trees; streets grad
ed and graveled. cement walks and curbs
at $475 to $500. on easy terms. See them
before you buy.
GRIDER & DOW,
10 129 S. Broadway.
FOR SALE-BEAUTITUI. BUILDING
lots for homes, close in, and on very easy
terms, in c. A. Smiths Third addition:
located on Eighth and Mateo sts., near
Seventh street school; these lots are 40
ieet wide. and have an alley of is feet:
prices $240. $3.50 and $3cJ; $40 down, $40
per month. Call on c. A. SMITH, 213
W. First st. IT
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ALEXANDRA WE'LL TRACT

is situated. For the benefit of these few
poorly-informed persons let US repeat
that our tract is located on that grand
thoroughfare known as
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FOR EXCHANGE-FINE INCOME
acreage adjoining Los Angeles, south
west; S-room house; 10 acres, all in bear
ing fruit; street frontages; want city
home and other property. r. d. LIST,
3l2 w. Second. 7-10
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JOHN II. COKE.
207 s. Broadway.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

For Sale-5-acre walnut orchard adj
joining city limits at Vernon; bargain.
A fine home of acres and an S-room
modern house, at Tustin, Cal, to ex-
change for home in southwest part Of
city; will assume or pay difference Of
$256O
AL 20-acre walnut grove in Orange
county to exchange for city property.
40-acre alfalfa ranch for sale at a dis
count. Don't fail to investigate
VIII trade fine ranch In Kansas and
For sale--Good business property. at
low prices; 10 per cent interest assured
Improved 40 acres to exchange for East
Los Angeles property.
For SaiS-Splendid house and lot on
Carroll ave-. at a bargain.
For Sale-F'ine Groom house In the
southwest
Several houses in Santa Ana to trade
for Los Angeles property.
40 acres finest peat land in the world;
planted to celery; must be sold.
For Sale-Vacant lot on Ninth ST., near
Towne ave.; must be sold.
For Sale-Fine improved house and lot
OH Orange ave, overlooking Westlake
park.
county. thoroughly improved, for $4,000;
will guarantee 10 per cent on the invest
ment from the 4 acres in walnuts this
year: will back guarantee by depositing
money in the bank; come and investi-
gate.
20-acre orange orchard. finest place in
Southern Calf i;'ornia; will exchange for
be be-, securef on Ms property. ~ |'N' N'''
For Sale-Firest residence in Santa
Ana: must he sold parties desiring resi-
dences in this locality can secure this at
n bargain. -
Il 2C6-1 Wilson blk cor. First and Spring.
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BEN WHITE, 221 w. FIRST ST., HAS
over 1000 properties of every description
for sale and exchange every where. To
buy. sell or exchange property any
where go to BEN WHITE, 22l w. First
st. 20
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ELECTRIC CAR SERVICE,
running in all direction at intervals of
only a few minutes.

only few minutes.
In spite of the close proximity to the
very heart of the city, lots can be bought
on our tract at prices that will compare
1avorably with those asked and obtained
by property owners whose lands lie over
mile further out than the WE'LL tract.
Our prices for Central ave. lots run from
$500 to $3.50. most of the lots having 40 feet
frontage on the avenue. and some run
ming through from street to street, equal
to lots for building purposes.
s400, according to size and location. A
lot within a few hundred feet from the
Avenue, on Twelfth St, 25x120 to 15-foot
of $500
The terms are such that it has been
once remarked by wiser man than the
present scribe that it is
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FOR EXCHANGE-41 HOUSES AND
lots, II ranches, 81 vacant lots; over 1000
properties everywhere to sell or ex-
change. Go to BEN WHITE, 221 W. First
st. %
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FOR EXCHANGE-sS0 LOT ON QUEBEC
ST.; want modern or 6-room cottage
worth from $500 to $4,000, and will pay
cash difference. SHIDELER & WHEEL
Err, 1271a w. Second st. q
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FOR EXCH HANGE--120x165, WITH FINE
house, in East Los Angeles. near Dow
ney ave; price $4,000, and cash for good
vacant lots on Main, Hill Grand ave.
Hope st. See +. A. HUTCHINSON, $3.50
s. Broadway. %
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FOR E-$150-EQUITY IN
nice lot on Burlington ST., near Temple
St, for horse and buggy. BEN WHITE,
221 w, First st. %
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FOR EXCHANGE-160 ACRES OF THE
finest land in Livermore valley, As miles
from San Francisco; will take house and
lot as part payment; bal on easy terms.
q \ Room al, Bryson block.
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FOR REXCHANGE-FIRST CLASS LAND
and water for city property. Carpenter
free to patrons. ]. H. COURTNEY,
builder, Station d, Pico Heights. 11-23
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FOR SALE-REAE, ESTATE
City Lots
FOR SALE
40S S. BROADWAY,
Chamber of Commerce Bldg

THE ALEXANDRA WE'LL TRACT.
Richard Altschul. Sole Agent
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FOR EXCHANGE 10 ACRES. BEAUTI-
fully located near the foothills, with
abundant supply of water; also a plain
further out; cottage near University
for cottage east of Main: lot on w.
Twelfth st. for 3 room cottage east of
piano and sons .Iash. h. II. PIEPER. Jos
s. Broadway 21
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ST. James Park; several very choice
lots inside the park and a valuable cor
mel. fronting on Adams ST., 110x150 to Q
IL foot alley.
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FOR SALE
CLANTON TRACT.

CLANTON TRACT.
$550-Choice residence lots in this beau
tiful tract at $3.50. with a small cash pay
ment, the balance on long time. The
streets are all graded, graVeled with ce-
ment walks and curbs. Located on Four
teenth ST.. San Pedro and Clanton SITS (:
only few minutes walk to the business
center; free carriages.
GRIDER & DOW,
"a 139 S. Broadway
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FOR sALE-WINERY AND STORE; so
acres of fine land. 10 acres in vine. best
paying place in county to right party
CHARLES SIESS National City, San
Diego county, Cal. 7-6
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FOR EXCHANGE - GOOD CLEAR
property here and elsewhere for lodg-
Ing houses. c. A. RUNELs, 3171s s.
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FOR EXCHANGE-WANT LOS ANGIE
les real estate for Oakland house and lot
Address A. LEOPOLD, 1241a Z. Second
st, 25
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FOR ENCIIANGE-GOOD WELL-ES-
established business on Spring St, $1,000.
IL acres Southwest, close to city, S4500
2ia acres good 10-room house, lawn.
fruits, flowers, all complete. in city.
Southwest. Good Clydesdale driving
horse for hay. EDWARD FRASER. ZIG
s. Broadway. 20
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lot, with fruit, ETC.. $500: easy payments !;
Pico Heights. SQUIRES. 21S1s S. Broad
way. q
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FOR SALE-201 ACRES IN SAN LUIS
Obispo county, near new coast line rail
road; wood and water in abundance. For
particulars inquire of M'GARRY & IN
MES, 227 w. Second st. 81
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avenue, on Twelfth St, 25x120 to 15-foot
oflss; Of $780, can De naa r0r the minimum fsure
The terms are such that it has been
once remarked by a wiser man than the
present scribe that it is
CHEAPER
to buy a lot in the Alexandra WE'LL tract
than not to do so.
We sell these lots both on the
REGULAR CREDIT AND MONTHLY
1NSTALLMENT PLANS.
On the former terms. 1-3 cash. 1-3 in
year, l-3 in years. without interest.
On the latter terms from 5 to 10 per cent
cash down. the balance in 30 equal month
REMEMBER.
we charge no interest on deferred pay
THE TITLE
to this property is absolutely perfect.
Of the original 400 lots there remains
only about 100 in first hands, and we feel
that there is nothing in the market today
that can hold a candle to them. price
location and terms considered. We invite
the attention of intending purchasers, es-
les, contractors and builders, once more
to the advantages of our tract, and shall
be pleased to furnish those interested
with all further particulars price lists
and maps. Correspondence invited. Ad-
dress
THE ALEXANDRA WE'LL TRACT.
RICHARD ALTSCHUL,
Sole Agent,
408 s. Broadway,
Chamber of Commerce Bldg 7-14-21-2s
FOR SALE-BARGAINS-
$500-Bargain; corner on Wall st.
$3I50-Fine corner, ITO feet Grand ave-
$1550-Bargain; Bonnie Brae, Seventh st.
$1100-5-room house, new; lot 51x147
$15OO.-House and lot on Wall st.;
close in.
$500-Hou and lot, Western ave.
$500-Nice corner lot, Washington st.
$250-Lot on Cleveland st.
Want to buy house on nstallment plan
5 or rooms.
Money to loan.
w. H. GRIFFIN,
TT 136 S. Broadway.
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-FI1RNT-
ture and household goods have only been
IN use one month. Apply at 1872 Whining
ton ST. 81
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Located on Eighth and Mateo streets.
Remember this is close in property, only
about blocks from the Arcade depot
and near Seventh-st. school: car lines run
by and through this property every Is
minutes. Mateo st. will be graded to
TINS tract with cement curbs and five
foot sidewalks.
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FOX EECHANGE-WILL EXCHANGE
housas in all parts of city for building
or anything that I can handle. No vel
low dogs wanted" j. c.. ELLIOTT,
builder, room IL, 3211a s. Spring st. %
FOR EXCHANGED HAVE A FIRST
class stock of hats. caps and gents fur
nishing goods to exchange for vacant
lot in the Southwest. Call Monday,
Tuesday or Wednesday. w. H. DICK
INSON. 147 S. Broadway. 81
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FOR SALE-5-ROOM MODERN COT
tage and lot. cement curb, sidewalks,
brick cellar, hot and cold water marble
basin, bath, closet. and completely fur
nished. Cost of furniture $500: lawn
driveway graveled barn for carriage and
horse: also horse, canopytop buggy and
harness, for sale at 615 Moulton street.
East side; everything new; price $3.50. q
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FOR SALE-A MODERN COLONIAL.
home, in Wiltshire Boulevard tract 10
rooms, porcelain bath, etc.; $3.50: easy
terms. WILTSHIRE CO., 1i3 S. Broad
way. #
FOR SALE-WE SELL THE EARTH.
BASSETT g. SMITH. Pomona. Cal. 6-26tf
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FOR .sALE-REAL ESTATE
Country Property
FOR SALE

Various lots in Kings subdivision OF
the Daverede tract, southwest corner Of
San Pedro and Washington SITS.
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WANTED-TO TRADE AGOOD HORSE.
harness and buggy for milk COW. Address
1918 w. Eighth st. q
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FOR SALE-SAN GABRIEL-ONLY A
few and 10-acre blocks left water right
thing to sell or trade see E. K ALEX
AMBER, 145 S. Broadway II
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FOR SALE-LIVE STOCK

FOR SALE-2 FRESH GOATS. ADJ
dress 1888 Second ST.. Santa Monica, or call
at 202 and 204 S. Spring ST., Los Angeles,
for particulars 21
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FOR RSALE-12-ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE
nice new furniture; 1925; will take 500
of amount in room rent. OLMSTEAD &
co. 1131a 8. Broadway q
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FOR SALE-I HAVE A GREAT SNAP IN
Groom cottage. bran new. strictly mod
ern. CHAPMAN, 103 8. Broadway. q
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FOR SALE-LOVELY HOME NEW s.
room cottage. finished in yellow pine
has large bathroom. marble washstand.
fine mantle and CRATE and every modern
convenience: house is piped for gas hot
and cold water: lot 160 feet deep to alley.
Only 10 minutes ride from our office.
Price $3.50. on easy installments. GIRL
DER & DOW, 139 S. Broadway. "a
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FOR SALE-A LOT IN FINE LOCATION
for flats, west side of Olive, near First St
60xl65 For sale cheap by r. ALTSCHUL.
40S S. Broadway. 7-14-a1-2S
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CHEAPER

to buy a lot in the Alexandra WE'LL tract
than not to do so.
We sell these lots both on the
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Country Properly

TO BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE PROP
erty. see BEN WHITE, 22l w. First st. 10
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R. D. LIST, REMOVED TO 212 w. SEC
ond, bet. Spring and Broadway. Notary
public; legal papers carefully drawn; ex.
changing Of property specially. "a
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FOR SALE = TALLYHOS, STAGD
coaches, Miller omnibus, carriages and an
unlimited amount of buggies and wagons
THE ENTERPRISE CARRfACT;
WORKS, 113 N. Los Angeles st. 7-1S
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Six lots on Lake Shore ave. between
Second and Temple SITS.
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fOR EXCHANGE-SLIGH USED
yy'right grand piano for horse board. Ad-
stess G., box 70. Herald Office. II
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We have a number of new 2-story
houses. having every modern conven-
ience, in that choice neighborhood, I'm
ion ave. and Twenty-flrst ST.. $45O0 and
up.
HINTON & WHITAKER,
q 1913 w. Second ST.
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FOR SALE-BROSIUS SEWING MA
chine, automatic, no treadle. new never
been used; will sell on installments:
sample at 229 Byrne building. ~
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FOR SALE-NEW COVERED SPRING
wagon, set new harness and 6-year-oId
125 San Pedro st. 'o1
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FOR ExCHANGE-FINE NEW Up
right plano, for horse, harness and busi-
ness buggy; must be Al turnout. Ad-
dress b.. box so. Herald office. If
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FOR EXCIIANGE-BOAR AND ROOM
or meals for tailor-made suit, bicycle or
soou o1l 1hlorse, buggy and harness. p. O.
pox S3l. %
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR sALE-YOUR NEIGHBORs BUY
homes at SIS monthly. Why not you:
New modern and 5-room cottages, close
bath room; all. for SIS per month. r. D.
LIST, removed to 212 w. Second. bet.
Spring and Broadway. 10
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FOR SALE-TRAP. ONE END SPRING.
top buggy. and one phaeton. all Colum-
bus. Ohio make. Buggy and phaeton
never used; at big sacrifice. No. 1i6
e. Twenty-third st. $40
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FOR SALE-5-ROOM HOUSE ON EAST
Sixth. near Main, at a bargain. Address
OWNER. box 3, station /. q
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FOR SALE OR REXCHANGE-ONEM MIL
ler's Little Giant hay press, 8 wagons.
Ideal 2-horse power, and feed mill, 31b-
horse power electric motor: want a 4
horse power gasoline engine. MILES
DODD. JR., 240 Bradbury block If
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FOR SALE-$95o: HOUSE, 4 LARGE
rooms and bath: hard finish slightly loca-
ton: near electric line onlv 5000 cash,
balance $40 monthly. J. M'LEAN. Il ST..
Pico Heights. %
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FOR SALE-MODERN GROOM COT
tage new, with pantry. bath, hot and
cold water lot 5Ox130 to alley: less than a
ance monthly to suit, and only $780,
street all improved except sewer. LEON
ARD MERRILL, 240 Bradbury blk. 81
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

TO BUY. SELL OR EXCHANGE GO TO
BEN WHITE, 221 w. First st. %
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FOR RExCHANGE-FINEN NEARLY NEW
upright piano, for a gentlemans and
!adys bicycle. Both wheels must be high
9rade. Address H., box 90 IL
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FOR SALE-CHEAP; 500 POUNDS BRE-
vier type; was used on The Herald until
put In April 15. Address Business Man
ager. The Herald. Los Angeles. Cal
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FOR SALE-HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OIL,
city. If you want nice home at moderate
price 1t will pay you to see J. G. Ell
at 23
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS FUR
nished rooms; $1.50 to 81. NITTINGER'S. 8.
451 S. Hope. It
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, $1.5o
and ST. per week; also 25cts night. 6lS
S. Spring. 6-29-96
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COURT At WORK.
OCTOBER TERN COMMENCES
ON TINE.
A Light Docket and It Is Probable
That the Term viii Be q Short
One-Criminal Cases Handled.

The October term Of the district
court opened Tuesday morning with
Judge 0. L. Moore on the bench.
The docket is light one and it is
considered that the term will be
short. There are 10 criminal and 90
civil cases. The former were taken
up this morning. Cases against VIM.
Shook and VIM. Hickman were con-
tinued to next term. Case against
Jos. Lewis was dismissed by the
county attorney.
Samuel Reilly, the man who broke
into Jas. Cafferty's house northwest
Of town few weeks ago, had no at
torney and c. E. Rugh was appointed
to defend him. This afternoon Reilly
pleaded guilty to grand larceny.
The divorce case Of G. W. King
against his wife was dismissed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-10-08
Obituary.

INDUSTRY, Oct. 7.-Another loved
one has left US in the decease Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Latimcr who died Sept. 80,
aged Y years, 2 months, - days.
She had been member Of the church
for 81 years and died as she had lived
in the blessed hope and belief Of sal
walton. She was married to Joseph
Latimer in 1850 and they came to
Dickinson county in 1870 from
Illinois. The husband, aged So, two
sons and two daughters mourn the
loss Of wife and mother, true
Christian and noble woman. Mrs.
Latimer was member Of the Indus
try W. r. G. and her presence will
be greatly missed Funeral services
were held at the Industry Evangeli-
cal church, Oct. 2, Rev j. A. Spencer
officiating, interment in Athelstane
cemetery.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-10-08
wATERwoRKs WILL RUN.
Court Orders the Receiver to Keep
at Work.

~ " VAN
The court last evening postponed
the final hearing in the Enterprise
Waterworks matter until Nov. IA at
which time the Judge strongly init
mated an end would probably come to
further continuance under the present
contract. In the meanwhile Receiver
Hare was ordered to continue to
furnish the city water as before, for
fire protection and other purposes.
Mr.. Hare's position Is that In justice
to the creditors Of the shops
he ought not to carry on
a contract which means a steady
loss. To- furnish the water to the
city costs him about $50 to 800 u
month and as he was receiving only
1925 Of course the creditors were suf-
fering. Although it was contract
Of the company, yet had the company
been able to carry out its contracts 1t
would not be in the hands of re-
ceiver. 70 serve one creditor at a
loss means to take the amount from
some other creditor. 1t is probable
that an adjustment will be agreed
upon before the final hearing.
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SlIEERAN-HOWE.
Gave Him Mock Advice.

A number OF relatives and friends
met at the home of j. P. Cress, near
Talmage last Friday evening and
greatly surprised j. A. Cress who
thought he was passing his twenty
first birthday unknown to anybody
The evening was pleasantly spent
Ice cream and cake were served at
nine o'clock, preceded by several
selections ofgood music. U. S. Grant
Foster was present and acted as
spokesman, making short speech
and instructing the hero Of the even
ing to vote for Bryan(D Everybody
laughed. extended congratulations
and the evening was gone, but enjoy
ed by all.
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Foraker at Herington.

Senator j. B. Foraker, of Ohio, will
speak at Herington Friday. His first
speech in the State will be at Belle
vile Thursday night. A special
train will take him to Manhattan
where he will remain from $40 to
$40 a. M, then going to Herington,
arriving at 1850 and remaining until
1920. In the afternoon he will speak
in Marion and in the evening at
Wichita and Wellington. Those who
60 on the Rock Island passenger
train Friday will arrive in time to
hear the noted speaker.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-10-08
Hutchins at Talmage.

4. r. Hutchins of Iowa addressed
an audience at Talmage Tuesdry night
which filed the school-house to over
flowing. He gave a clear, logical
address which was heartily praised
by all. He speaks at Hiawatha to-
night. Mr.. Hut,hins is under the
direction of the National committee
and will 60 to Maryland for a series
ofoutdoor meetings late in the month.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-10-08
Appointed Viewers.

Henry Kandt, c. R. Schilling and
j. l.. Thompson were appointed by
the commissioners as viewers on
road on the county line between
Dickinson and Morris counties, Pc
toned by s. q. Cook and others.
The usual quarterly bills are being
considered
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Talked for BRYAN.

The court room had fair sized
audience at the Bryan club meeting
Tuesday when DR.. 4. Bergstresser
presented his address which he had
prepared with considerable care. 1t
Is on free silver and Is his best effort.
G. $. Upshaw made brief talk at the
nl.an
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Currie Found Guilty.

District court was occupied all the
morning with the case Of the State
against John Currie Of Solomon, &C.
cused Of stealing harness and other
material. The jury went out at 2
p. m.
The jury brought in verdict Of
guilty, finding the stolen property
worth $26 which insures the prisoner
a term in the penitentiary'
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Mckinley Club Meetings.

b. b. futile Of Clay Center, one Of
the best speakers in central Kansas,
will address the Mckinley club in the
court room Friday evening next. He
should have a crowd.
On Oct. l6 G. G. Coleman and Emil
Grosser will speak and there will be a
hambeau display and fireworks.
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RECENT REFLECTIONS.

Good heavy boots 1925 at the Ben
eft.
The X. P. lodge will hereafter
meet at 1880 p. m.
Don't buy a stove until you have
examined the fine stock at Pisle's.
He has the best.
The schoolboard has difficulty
getting quorum these days. 1t will
try it again next Monday in DR..
Hewett's office.
+. Bergstresser, dentist. 800
Implements Of every variety, best
makes, at Pisle's.
Mems good every day work shoes
II at the Benefit.
There is new plate picture Of j.
R. Burton going the rounds Of the
State press that is even more unlike
him than his old one, il possible.
Ladies' fine calf shoes $1.25 at the
Benefit.
At Pisle's may be seen those new
air tight, screw draft heaters, the
incest thing on the market. Will
save you money on coal. Examine
them.
The Santa Fe will have a new
time card Nov. |. the branch trains
connecting with the fast trains on
main line. Passenger will 60 south
at 1890 a. M; north at 5:20 p. m.
There is good sense in that.
Mrs. j. Johnson's Millinery store on
Cedar has choice new line Of fall
hats, trimmed and untrimmed. Look
at them.
Topeka journal: J. F. Tufts
has severed his connection with the
store Of A. 0. Rorabaugh 4 Co., and
purchased stock OF furniture in
Herington, which place he will make
his future home. Mr.. Tufts left for
Harrington last Friday.
Just received at the Benefit large
invoice Of mems, women's and chill
dren's shoes at lowest prices.
AT a business meeting Of the
Lanier Circle, held yesterday after
noon, Revs. Clark and Bolger and
Profs. Phipps and Hubbard were elect
ed members to fiji the vacancies
caused by the removal of Profs. Gray
and Barnes and Misses Gleissner and
Davidson.
Pisle has the Peninsular hard coal
heater-none better made. Many
points of superiority over any other
make. Cheaper to run and last
longer. In handsome shapes and
warranted to please.
Postmaster Strother is becoming
weary Of the way boys and men play
horse in the lobby during the distri-
button Of the mail. 1t disturbs the
clerks and is decidedly annoying.
He threatens, il it is not stopped, to
lock the outside doors until the mail
is distributed, as he has a right to do.
Thoughtlessness is largely responsible
for the trouble but there should be no
more OF it.
Go to the Benefit to get your chill
dfen's school shoes. Cheaper than
ever. ~
Pisle's hardware store on Broadway
has a complete line Of the best goods
in the hardware line-everything that
you can ask for in tin ware, iron
ware, building hardware etc.
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Sherman Il Humming.

Sherman township Republicans are
up and coming in good shape. They
met Saturday evening and organized
a strong Mckinley club with the fol-
lowing officers: President, Thos.
Perry; secretary, Thos. Sampson;
treasurer, W. F. Fisher. The town
ship ticket is; Henry Cairns for
trustee, Frank Huff for treasurer,
Eber Sampson for clerk.