Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-08-27

The music lovers Of the city are

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charmed to discover in Rev. j. e
Bolger, the new pastor Of the Reform
ed church, an expert pianist. Those
capable Of Judging say he has few
equals in the State and that his skill
is almost perfection,
When in need Of staple and fancy
groceries call on Theo. Nusz's South
side Store 99-la2c
Il. Z. Marshall, farmer OF
Cheever township, while running a
corn harvester Tuesday afternoon
caught q foot in the knife and was
severely cut at the ankle, the blade
cutting to the bone. DR.. Ketchersid
was sent for and dressed the wound.
The OMNIBUS quiet Of Charlie
Crawford and B. c. Cranston in this
campaign is reported to be caused BY
their surprise in seeinga two months
convert like Ed Little placed above
them in the party ranks. They seem
to have been spending long years In
vain.
Good machine oil only 40 cents a
gallon at Theo. Nusz's Southside
Store.
Charlie pattison says his second
visit to the Colorado mining region
has demonstrated that his estimate Of
the new mining camps as given IN an
interview in the REFLECTOR last
spring, which was criticised, was
correct.
-Abram McNctt, father OF Mrs. j.
W. Brennaman, is seriously i'll at her
home on Spruce. He is aged n years
and is afflicted with some puzzling
disease which prevents his taking
either food or medicine into his stom-
ach and 1t is feared that death will
ensue before relief can be given.
Hon. F. C. Penfeld, who succeed
ed Ed Little as consul to Egypt, has
page article, illustrated, in the
Youths Companion this week des-
cribing the great Egyptian school at
Cairo. Mr.. Little also wrote up the
school but he placed his article in an
. other great family paper-the Re-
FLECT0R.
Conner Malott has position as
reporter on the Salt Lake Tribune
1t is Mt present temporary but prom
Uses to become permanent. Conner
is seeing good deal Of life. Ed Fry
has not written for some weeks but II
supposed to be in Colorado, though
he expects to visit Mexico and Arizon'
before returning. Abilene boys al
WAYS take care Of themselves.
= X. C. Journal: A novel featur
:. in the way Of campaign discussions
!" talked Of in Abilene. The plan is Il
10 have a debate for three nights be
tween the best speakers in the McKin
l. ley and Bryan clubs, respectively
a three different representatives fror
each to be selected for each night
e discussion. 1t is scarcely likely
r. however, that the Pops will willingl
Or be led to the slaughter in that way.
u -Herington Times: Harry Allso
is in receipt Of circular from tn
er Democratic sound money headquar
s. ers at Topeka asking him to intere'
rs himself in that organization in th
is locality. Harry has always been
n Democrat but like very many othel
we could mention, he is not g
as ing to support anybody this year WI
0. wants to make dollar worth lei
ty than the 100 cents in it, No, not nue.
VI Dickinson county has long bee
III proud of the fine apple orchard own'
by Robert Kinney Of Chapman b,
ng only recently has its worth been re'
h lied by surrounding counties M
to Kinney is a prosperous and painsta
ing young farmer and well deserv
,tv the credit given him. He expects
~ visit his native land this fall and W
-. spare no pains to avail himself
all useful hints on horticulture to
~ cleaned from the citizens Of t
Emerald ISLE
wo For pail jelly and pail syrup go
Theo. Nuszs Southside Store.