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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-23
REVIEW OF TRADE.
The Present Situation Perplexing
to Business Men.
BOND ISSUE MAY DISTURB TRADE
Foreign Questions Also Likely to Upset the
Calculations OF Business Men-All
Branches Of Manufactures
Waiting--FaIlures.
New YORK, Jan. 1s.-R G. Dun q

New YORK, Jan. 1S.-R. G. Dun &
Co. 8 Weekly Review Of trade says:
The situation could hardly be more perplex-
Ing for business men. Practical merchants,
manufacturers or bankers can have little SYM
pathy for those who minimize their difficulties
No one doubts that the government will raise
money to meet obligations but how far the
money market will be disturbed or the treas
ury reserve first diminished, no one can say.
The business world cannot know as yet how
for foreign questions may upset calcula-
lions, though there seems to be every
reason to expect peaceful settlement.
1t cannot know what may be the duties
on any important article In the important
class Of Imports month hence; whether i'm
ports are likely to exceed exports and draw
away gold; whether the deficit Of revenue will
continue, or what other taxation will be levied
Failure Of the senate to take any action upon
financial measures proposed by the president
or those passed by the house affects unfavor-
ably all branches OF business. Under such ad-
verse circumstances 1t Is actually encouraging
that shrnkage In transactions and resulting
commercial disasters have not been greater
But four large failures within day or two in-
dictate that the same condition cannot continue
without much embarrassment
speSa,"un III pss WOE Nv. se,s sOssS
sau "ue"s waa asuy unon as snvsn
have been 4,iS3 100 bushels against 427S,l25
pusneis 'as' yea. "noav iuvoip'' sun .naAo
sno'' oiop ploui''ons ..uiouiou a, al a,,oun'is
,on wv "e so ,so u, w. vu,m 10
asai,,n. o,Y''as 'ass se"' ooIn reoeipss "oie
also ,''0,a' a,u oaporv' au,u. use ''aos 'as,
year D. Oo,'on ruooip.s sun ,nuiua'e yle.a
n's as s o a. m'' Ne,i iei'eta.eu es.i,la a
VI y .o,v ',, paies' nor as iarso ~ .ne .,'"v,'
pales esV,aia'ea ny o'nefs' pue !, Is 70. W W
seen w''e'ner suppilos meiu lor oe''el p,'ooA
ure oi consequences me price ueellneu ~
elsn.n w,'n accounts VI narrower aen,ana W
splnners apioau anu oeo'ihins pr'oes luz sooaS
III ,his country
NO prancn OF nanulac.ure mas plosressea'
ior all are unavo'oaoly waiting. po.n ,or se..
uelle's Vi nnahoiai uoupss anu ior uenianu
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-23
WILL GO TO TURKEY.
Miss Barton, of the Red Gross, and Her
stan to sail Mart Wadnesdav.

Miss Barton, of the Red Cross, and Hsi
stan to sail Next wednesday.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 90 1t was au'
thoritatlvely announced that the
American Red Cross society would exc
cute lis mission OF going to Turkey In
behalf Of the suffering Armenians.
Miss Clara Barton, president Of the
Red Cross, and the members OF her
personal staff, will sail from New
York on Wednesday next, the date
originally decided upon, for Turkey,
No word has yet been received from
Minister Terrell at Conststinople.
Miss Barton felt however, that 1t was
desrabl, to start according to her
original programme, without antici.
pating the possibility Of being stopped.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-23

OMAHA, Neb., Jan, 9l.-The state
board Of transportation, after taking
testimony or several days, ordered
the Omaha Terminal Co. to at once
erect the Omaha union depot at the
foot Of Farnam street II Is given one
year in which to complete the build
ing. With few exceptions oil the roads
centerlng here are ready to utilize the
depot when ready.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-23

CHICAGO, Jan. 2O.-The Posts Wash
ington special says Disappointment
awaits the people Of New Mexico and
Arizona. They have been knocking
for admission into the sisterhood Of
states for many years, but the decree
has gone forth that the ambitions Of
the two territories must be suppressed,
and their prayers left unanswered for
smother two pears
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-23
COST OF FEDERAL COURTS.
Attention called to Its Abnormal Growth
During the Last rev Years.

Attention Called to Its Abnormal Growth
During the Last Few Yeara
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l,-The tendency
toward increase in the United States
courts Is attacked by Chairman Can
non, of the appropriations committee,
in his report on the urgency deficiency
bill, which carries SO, 242, 5S3 for these
courts lie calls attention to the
growth Of expense Of more than
100 per cent. from 1885 to 1896
Fees for United States commission
ers, It Is stated, have increased from
sl27, $50 for the fiscal pear 1890, to $780,.
900 for the current year, and witnesses
fees from 5000, 200 to $1,000, 600 In con-
clusion, Mr.. Cannon says that these
expenditures are abnormal, and that
some reform in the law should DO In.
etitutad
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-23

CHICAGO, Jan. 20 The seven rail.
road companies with lines between
Chicago and Kansas City have finally
agreed, in the face Of protests, to
lenglhen the running time Of passen-
ger trains between these two cities
rom Is hours to 10 hours and 45 min
ates These roads have agreed that
'etween these two cities the same
lumber Of passenger trains will be run
" all lines This means that several
II the bigger roads will have TO take
N some Of their through trains to
eQualise the plumber via sIl routes
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-23


The committee on pensions Of the
house has unanimously reported In
favor Of the passage Of the bill extend
ing the provisions of an act granting
pensions to the 18th and 10th regiments
of Kansas cavalry volunteers.
State Labor Commissioner Bird, Of
Kansas, has declared war against EN-.
ployment agencies, and his firstattaok
will be in the form Of a circular lettsf
to the mayer and council OF every city
Of any consequence in the state.
A gang Of five robbers, supposed 70
be from the Indian territory, who
have been committing numerous rob.
berries in Rleasanton, Kan, and vicinity,
were captured Sunday, near the Kan.
sas-M Missouri line east Of pleaaautnn-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-23

TOLEDO, O., Jan. 81. -Eugene v Deb
last night said he would retire from
the A. R, U. and will enter the field OF
journalism, as he has received offers
from both New York and Chicago pa
pers, and also had offers from capital
lists to establish paper Of his own.
lie has practically decided to accept
the offer of a Chicago paper.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-23

Reasons 70 peusvs England win
Buy cubs Of Spain.
UNCLE san WILL RESIST The DEAL.


TALLAHAsssR, Fla, Jan. 20 -Sensa
tioual stories arc afoat here. Gov
Mitchell, u the request Of the war dc
partment IN Warrington, has ordered
Adjt'Gsn. Houston to see that tht
Florida militia b placed in readiness
70 take the Asld at . moments notice.
Ths governor. II Il reported, will cal
out ths militia to-day. In the mean
time the Acknowledgement is quietly is
suing ordsrA Similar requests, 1t is
reported, have been sent to the govern
on Of other southern states The
story he's become generally known,
and y causing great excitement
throughout the south. Gov Mitchell
and Adj Gan. Houston we're asked in
regard 10 Il but they refused to talk.
Gen. Houston wss in his Office all yes
terdsy, and has sent kilograms to all
battalion commanders in the state.
MAJ. Turner, Of Jacksonville, com
msnding the First Florida battalion,
be- received several messages from the
adjutsutgsnsral. The battalion com
manders q Pensacola and Tampa
have also received messages from Gen.
Houston during the day.
II d stated % coming from the execu-
Tive once that tho Washington author
tiles have reason To believe that deal
4 pending between Spain and Great
Britain for the sale Of Cuba TO the
lattsr. and that the United States is
preparing TO resist the transfer Of the
Island, and that the flying squadron Is
coming 70 American waters to be
reaAy for the war with the United
States that will inevitably follow the
attempted cession Of Cuba.
Dispstches from various cities In
Florida report that the troops are
gathering and that the war fever is
higher now than the day after presi-
dent Cleveland's Venezuelan message.
81. ss,I'sh - shfl ~, sQonp i.p, H.
1os'vS' S.n' ~ 'no n''''N" ~
~ .yusuron snou'a ro"o o''' w
A%sr'c.n ws.er, ~ wou,u no, ' ns'on
- me' ..iu ncar hun' neinn"p'
.cslreo. ~ ms nome on beaco ', street
y wloso W hum' ounce ~ llalnp'o,,
Ioso. 'nree asys aso 'naI ~ W.. woo, o. ,'o'
surPlise me- ~ .ne leasV u ~ ny'ne
,queoron snou,a % nrs' nearu from !, '., Nv
=. uusyr. 1T from 'ne lno,nen' " w"S
!, .nnounceo 'ns. inc squadron was ~
u comm'sS'onsu maoo up my '''"o "
Y. ~. lor nmer''an wa'o'o' e"''u W
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-23

NIoBRARA, Neb., Jan. 2l.-John c
Sautee, II well known Nebraska politi
clan, hanged himself last night Griei
over his wife's death caused the deed
His wife was dying and he apparently
lost his mind, Turning over all hi'
valuables he rushed to the barn. Wher
seen an hour later he was hanging tc
a rafter dead.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-23
SPEAKER LoBoELL's PLAN.

He VIII Neck to Force the Holding Of 4
Special Session Of the Kansas Lsgisla-
ture.
TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. si.-A new
scheme has been sprung to got the
Kansas legislature into special session
this winter. Arrangements are said
to have been set afoot by several re-
publican members Of the house, among
whom are named Speaker Lobdell and
Representatives Eckstein and Rohr-
baugh, OF Wichita, to bring action
Of mandamus in the supreme court
against Gov Morrill, to compel him to
issue call for special session. This
procedure was suggested by Speaker
Lobdell in a letter to Representative
Street, of Decatur county, which has
been made public.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-23
A LOTTERY MAN RELEASED

L. A. Gourdain Given Up to Louisiana or
hciais to Answer to More Serious
Crime
TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 2l.-Gov. Morrill,
has granted requlsition from the gov.
ernor Of Louisiana for L. A. Gourdain
who Is serving time ia the Shawnee
county Jail for violating the lot
terry law, having been convicted
in the federal courts here. He
Is wanted at New Orleans for grand
larceny Gourdain made fortune in
the lottery business in New Orleans
and is now paying the penalty Of his
numerous offenses, knowing that he
will be able to live in comfort when
the strong arm of the law lets 60 OF
him.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-23
THE COMMISSION.
England and Venezuela Invited to
Submit Their Gases.
CUBAN RECOGNITION IS FAVORED.
A mi introduced to Give Prisoners Of War
o. Day for Their Terms Of Con.
flnsmsnt-Ths Mulcting Of
Postal Clerks.

zuelan commission has invited tn
governments Of Great Britain an,
Venezuela to submit TO 1t all Of tn
evidence In their possession to furthe
the work Of the commission, 10 DO rep
resented before II by attorneys, and 81
OF this with the reservation that sucl
representation and appearance shall
not DO deemed an abandonment Of an!
rights or position heretofore assumed
II has done this In order that the pro
ceedings Of the commission may no
be said to be ex parts, that the truth
may appear, and that time may b
saved In the inquiry with which thu
commission Is charged. The invita-
ton goes In the shape Of 3 letter Il
Secretary 0lney, who has made re
Spouse, saying that he has transmitted
copy Of the commissions views te
the two governments concerned.
Yesterdays meeting took place fol
the first time In the new quarters Of
the commission In the Baltimore Sun
block. The first business was the 10
lection Of officers and frst Of these
chosen was s Malet-Prevost, who has
earned high reputation at the New
York bar and also In Washington. Mr..
Malet-Prevost was named as secretary
OF the commission and will DO In daily
attendance with the commission.
Every Friday there will be 9 meeting
OF the full commission In order to
transact routine business requiring the
action Of all the members The mem.
bers will not be idle, for to each has
been allotted particular line Of In
qulry which he is expected TO report
upon TO his fellow commissioners at in
tervals. The effort will be to have these
inquiries proceed simultaneously and
apace and 1t Is felt by adopting this
order much line will be saved, an i'm.
portant consideration II the commits.
aim ia mt a,dad nv Great britain and
veneyuela
nru.N pvcoav,rrou v.voupn
w.su,yoroy Inn o, Serators
sherman Morcan md Lodoe Who con.
s,itnte tba sub.committae ~ Cuban NJ.
to,rs ~ Tho commi,,aa ~ toro,cn rol..
,,ans mn, ros,ordov for oorsn,t.t,on
rror ,ho ouest,on - raoo,niy,n. ths
hali;osrorcv ~ tho Cuhon insrrrsnt,
,rho mao,inr wos s,r,otlv rr,vo,o and
ro,hinr wos o,ver out concerrino q
Tharo e ro.sor Inv bo,,ov;na that ths
srh.oomm;,,aa hos v;rtrol,u arroad ~.
an resolution recommending tho
recoc,,tion ~ III belligarancv ~ ths
cuhsns and ,bat renort IN ,b;s saact
,yill ho made IN tho mi commi,,eo AZ
,,s root;o,r ,o.norrow
non pp,sosrps or IVAN
w.su,yoroy Inn oI-Ronrssorta.
t;ro pur,op has iptroduced n I'm IN re.
'mhnrsa tho nr;sonors ~ UNIV who
,,,aua f., .ha ,,,,,,,aun and nauol a,u,,i.a
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-23
WOMAN BVRNgD TO DEATH.

PsrIshsd In . Farm House Fire Three
Miles Wsat Of Muncogee. l. T.
MUscooEE, ]. T., Jan. 90 The house
Of John Wesley, about three miles
west Of here, was destroyed by fire
last night, and his daughter-in-law,
MIRA Charles Wesley, was burned to
death. II Is believed that the house
was sst on Gre by two drunken Creek
Indians, who were ordered away from
the house the night before on account
Of their vile conduct
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-23

OMAHA, Neb,. Jan. 2l.-James Ish,
who murdered W. II. Chapple, Of Kan
sas City, last summer, having caught
him in compromising position with
his wife, pleaded guilty to manslaurh-
ter Yesterday Sentence was post.
ponei. lsh and his wife were tried
for murder hut the jury disagreed
after sensational trial.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-23

Fire in a stable in the rear Of No.
eO5l North Third street, Kansss City,
Kan, burned four horses TO death ear.
ly Tuesday morning, destroyed the
stable and spread to adjoining build.
ings, burning second stable and
searching the homer Of O s. Dana and
]. Il. Spurlock.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-23
THE QUARANTINE evADsD.

Oklahoma Cattlemsn Charged with Snug
Cling stock Across tho Line
GUTHRIE. Ok, Jan. so.-For some
time large numbers Of cattle have been
nmuggled across the quarantine line,
which runs 80 miles west Of here, a
number Of stockmen, IT is alleged, be-
Ing regularly engaged In the business.
The matter has been reported to the
department Of agriculture and a
special agent has arrived here to look
into the matter 1t is rumored that a
number OF arrests will follow, some
hslnu worry prominent men.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-23
HAS A BLOODY RECORD.
Gen. WeyIer, the Successor OF Campos, Ex-
pectsd 10 Wage Cruel and Barbar0us

ouuh NvpytoTt tib Tutuuahuf VI NuiupD0t IA
pectsd 10 Wage Cruel and Barbarous
War.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20. - The an.
nouncement Of the appointment Of
Gen. Valeriano Weyler as civil cap.
tain-general of Cuba was received at
Cuban headquarters here as confrma.
tory Of the view they had already ex-
pressed upon the news Of Campos
retirement, that there has been
radical change in the policy
Of the Spanish cabinet and that
henceforth there is to be reign
OF blood and terror in Cuba
Gen. Weyler is a veteran soldier and
has had his own experience in revolu.
tions, for he followed the fortunes OF
the Spanish armies In Cuba for years
during the last revolution, with the
rank Of colonel and earned for himself
dreadful reputation as man Of blood
and iron.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-23
THE ARMENlANS.
A Mass Meeting at Chicago Ell.
pressing Sympathy for Them.
PREPARING FOR The ENDEAvORERS.
Committees at Washington Give Abundant
Signs Of Active work-The Popu.
list National Convention to he
Held at ST. Louis July ~.

CHICAGO, Jan. 20-A largely attend
ed citizens mass meeting was held yes.
terday afternoon at Oak park for the
purpose of giving an expression Of
sympathy for the suffering Armenians
in the Turkish empire, and taking up
collection for their benefit. Resolu.
lions were adopted and presented to
the president and congress, to the ef.
feet that while the meeting recognized
the right Of every government, when
properly exercised, to forcibly sup
press rebellion within its borders, and
to restrain and imprison political
agitators seeking to incite revolt,
yet any government which cannot
exercise this right Of self-preservation
without occasioning the slaughter Of
thousands of women, children and In.
nocent citizens, either by its imbe.
cility, or its cruelty, places itself en-.
tirely outside the pale OF civilized na-
lions and forfeits its right to exist
The resolutions conclude with o peti.
tiOn to the president and congress Of
the United States to take every meas.
ure possible for the protection OF cit
liens Of this country within the sui
tan's domain, and to secure by such
peaceable methods or exercise Of pow.
err as may be deemed necessary, IN I'm.
mediate reparation for loss or demsge
to their property from the sultan's gov:
ment and, further, that the United
States government be requested to
take such action upon Its own behalf
as will cause the suppression Of The
brutal and causeless massacre OF the
Armenians.
PREPARING FOR THE EYDEAv0RERs.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-The fourth
annual convention Of the local Chris.
tian Endeavor union closed yesterday
afternoon with an OVERLOOKING mass
meeting in Central hall, Enthusiasm
has run high during the past few days,
and Washingtonians look upon the
event as but forecast of the interest.
ing international convention to DO held
here In July next The progress 70.
ported by the committee Of '98 indi.
Gates the July international conven.
ton will reach the high.water mark.
The vast committees, composed Of 5000
persons, give already abundant signs
Of active work. Their organization
Is complete, and very soon they will
undertake the detail work Of canvass.
ing the city for accommodations and
making the assignments Of churches.
The committee expects that at the
lowest calculation 60, OOOdelegates will
be registered. Recent indications are
that the number will be near $4,000
THE poPuLIsT CONVENTION.
ST. LOUIS, Jan, 2Q-The executive
committee of the populist national
committee was unexpectedly called
together Saturday night, after the I'd.
journment of the main committee, to
consider some new propositions from
the st. Louis Business Mems league,
looking to the location Of the popplilt
national convention In the Mound
City After short discussion tho
committee decided to hold the conven.
ton in st. Louis, July "a 1t is posi-.
lively stated that at the same time
"A
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-23

Mrs. Maria Door was burned to death
In her house in Omaha, Neh, Monday
night 1t was thought she had set Are
to the house with intent to commit
snicldA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-23
THE PROGRAMME IL.


Monroe Doctrine and the House VIII COn.
slider Appropriation fills.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20. The present
indications are that the time OF the
senate will be divided this week be.
tween the discussion of finances and
the Monroe doctrine, the latter being
based upon the Davis resolution, and
the former on the free coinage substi'
tute for the house bond bill. The tar
iff bill will be reported during the
week, II Senator Jones, Of Nevada,
gives his consent
The house will devote the coming
week to consideration OF appropriation
bills, unless a move Is made to recog.
nize the Cubans as belligerents. The
urgent deficiency and military acad'
envy appropriation bills, which are
ready, go to make up the regular work
OF the week.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-23

Al St. Joseph, NO., Eve crooks made
their escape from the workhouss by
saving the bars To their cells aud
removing the bars from the window.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-23
SEWELL SPEAKS.
The Senator Criticises the Preei-
dents Course on Monroeis SIN.
The HOUSE SESSION UyIy1ERESTNC
The President Sends 10 an Answer to the
House Resolution calling for Infor.
nation In Regard to BsyArd's
speeches In England.

10 INC sona1e yesterday Mr' "oico..,
OF Colorado, gave notice that ne would
on Wednesday address the senate on
Mr.. Sewelrs resolution placing limita'
lions on the Monroe doctrine
Mr. Sewell. OF New Jersey, then ad'
dressed the senate on his resolution re-
citing that the president had extended
tho Monroe doctrine eyond Its proper
scope and enunciated the principle
that the doctrine was Tor the interest
OF the United States, and was not an
obligation TO aid and protect southern
republics
The resolution recites that the presi'
dents course was premature and that
the Monroe doctrine does not commit
the United states to q protectorate OF
southern countries. Mr. Sewell said
the presidents venezuelan message
presented questions OF most serious i'm
port
Inc SENATOR reading IRON the mes
sage said the president clearly desired
to present the contingency OF war
Throughout the message and the let
tsrmIn.tior ,ras o,sor 70 maLo th,.
son...u.,,o, ~ .ho d"a..,so .haa,,,.a,,
construction OF the doctrine absolutely
maj ana conclusive without reference
M .sn... uo.oa ,u,,, u.so,,,.,,ns
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y, wy 20. :" i0~' auu spo''"e' "
W. usn's' sAo"k VIZ pu' p,so'
a a, or'1. no, ,s soope y. '"' c mon.oo wy
.,'ne N Io.o o.na'of 0i "a. y.
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s sas 'ue ao.'F,ne VI uo ., was s no'
a'u,o''e1 W iore'en na''on'' ou' "a'
ile'e leoonnsnua''ou " congress
"",'n .o"k 80 0oo'."eu - w .ino'
mi, ""u nau ovoi s.n.o ''o.'ne. W aos.p"
, Mo COMPRESS si'''un a. ,ae 'ilne u IN.
moaroe '"e " ' r, opposeu 'ae
aos'rlne' neury my one ,s 'noul
reu ., r9so'"'.vn, W. :. ", oou . aoU pa.''
noa'' I0sa .ele'r.u " 'ne ,oos''n' 90
uea' 'o.'1r' W. oo"en ea'o 'no
position u 'onh quincy AualnS' oach'
SUI anu W. ssn nars'' anu '' o.ne, ~ s'a'es
"'e'i vi '''o uoc'r,ne' s'o",ne inc con
SUN, aho successful oppos''ion " ~
iah'ns W 'ne 'e"en'e,aa ques''ou'
mr. sewer, po'h.eo ou' 'iia' 'ne presi
aenes posl''on '"vo'veu 'ne nos' OK,
IRENE ana dangerous "pp,'ca',on Oh
'ne uoc.rlne 'hus lar liaae' 1 =. was
no' oaseu on 'ne interests Vi ',e oni'e''
N'a'es' NC Sa'a' pu' On 'ne iorce eA'
er'eu W " s'rone power "ea'ns'
Y, weah QUE III oo"'n nmor'ea' ~ e.ear
y leu 10 'ne assumption Oh It pro'ec'
.ora'e " 'ne .h''eu o'a'es oyer Mex,
,co anu 'o"'' Anner'c"' coun'F'es' ~
'nvo'veu '"e Necessity Vi our preparing
ourselves WIN arms anu Ammunition
W eAVo"'' wy uo''V' ""a 'oi's"''o"'
VI sucH u nTDitctordtc.
Veupzupla had been in state of con.
. -. n, -, Id. ~
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Castoria.

"Castoria Is so well adapted to children that
recommend it assuperior oany prescription
known to me-"
II. A. ARoHsR, n. D.,
iii So. Oxford st., Brooklyn, N. 7.
"Our physicians In the chlldrens depart
ment have spoken highly Of their experl.
ence in their outside p ctice with Castoria,
and although We vhiy have among our
medical supplies what is known y regular
products, yet We arc free to confess that ~
merits Of Castoria has won ~ b look wiA
favor upon It."
UNITED HossrAt AND DsssarsAHY,
Boston, NaaG
ALLEN @. SMITH, Rea,
urray Street., New Ysrk Citg,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-23

Miss Helen Gould has sent q check
for 5000 to vasssr college, to found .
scholarship In memory Of her mother,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-23

Il IL said that Melville Il. Ingalls,,
president Of the Big Four railroad will
s. Ohic's candidate for the democratic
..--u,un,, on for president.