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This iinimont IL different Ia compo.
Iition from any other liniment ON the
m,tks. II Il n scientific discovery
which resullo IN Il bsing the mos, prue.
traung Liuimenl ever known. There
srs numerous while limitations, which
may 10 fEcDmmUn1od becauss they
pay he seAor a greater profit. Beware
Of ,ncse And demand BALLARD SGOY
LiniUIgiR II positive y cures Rnou.
matism, Neuralgia. bprsin., Bruises,
Wounds, Cuts, sclalic aud inhAmmA-
toy RhtumAlism, Burn, scalds, Soro
Feet, Contracted Muscles, ) IN JOINS,
OH 5srei, Pain In Ba, X. BarU Wiie
Cuts, Sore Chest or Throat, and 10
especially beneficial IN Pa q yais.
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II. ~. Blossom, senior member Of
II. NJ. Blossom q o., 2iT n. 81 st.,
~. Louls, " ilsE had bson left with
very dis'Trssng cough, tue result Of
iufiuebzs, which nothing seemed 10
rriit We. until took bdAard's HoTs
hound syrup. One bottle csmpisIsly
sufeImc. I sent One bottle TO my
piHc or. VINO had severe cough, and
she experienced immediate Ttlie. |
always recommend this sytup to my
iflsndL
John Cranstou, 0Os Hsmp,hlrs
a'frtt. Quincy, Ills, wits / nave
found BaRards HoTthOuHd Svrup
superior to any other oIush msdiciue
I have ever known. Il never dishp-
points. Price SOC.
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Observations Of a Young Missionary
His impressions of Liverpool-The Beauty of the
Isle OF Man and the Character of its Local
Government.

larger governments, such as India, ani
is assigned to this place as rest from
governor IS generally three to five years,
the representatives seven years. The
total population of the Isle is about
5000, one representative to about every
1000 people Muna's Isle depends
largely upon hersunmer resorts. Hun
dreds OF thousands OF people visit beau
t.lul Mainland every year. THY come
from 90 paris Of Europe.
on May 3tst, | boarded the Yaunw
steamer Tor Dublin at 1880 a. m. TIE
sail across The Irish sea was very pleas
ant. We arrived at Dublin b y 1T J
O'Clock. La RON {. SSow.
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LEGAL NOTICE
In tho district Court, Probate IN|t.ul,
Third Judicial District. lu and f0r
tAlt Lake County, state
of ttah,


In tho Matter % mo ESTATE az william 70,
bfuYtH. deceased.
NOTICE l. uElEUN GIVEN THAT
~ IrHuhuu n Richards and james T. l.'Nrt
Tie eAtrutIts ~ ihc Inat Will Auu irHiHIU'ul
at WiulHm 10. Grove. deceased, have rendered
Tor sottI,mrnt, and cd IN said court ugif
huuuuI account OF their administrator 10 .aI!
rFta e and pctItiuu Tor partial iisiruuNuH oI
The residue of shId rHtgte among me UtruNh
gnutlrd thereto, ana mat uuay, hr arl ny
OF july. Nd 1870, az DO O'Clock one 40 Np
court room % tuid court, M me county .oli.
house, tblt ihto CITY ana COUNTY, , hh' l.i
court, f1r tur HuttlrWrut ~ sHIl account Hhl
hearing said petition Tor partial dsiL "lN.Af
40 when umU anu place any person lutt...'p,
iu thid estate may appear aud show rala., DIT
Hu4 there De-, why Hatd account should Nut w
tutilpu aud approx ed anu partial hhIi. aN'I
mHdV ns Prayed Tor.
Dated juno iptb, lth. .....-.... ,.....
ily A. q KrI D.. Deputy llf-
JOsUru r. l,iCuAups. ATTORNEY ior LAega'
tors.
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ASSESSMENT EoIICE.

NANrrrnilr NlNhg tOmtSY.
Location OF principal pIgrg of business. No. "a
Mrat south Temple street, rat L1ku Uily.
luu.
Location ~ Ulugs, Mineral mn Mining Ola.
uri Blaine County ltrh0
NOTltE Us HEREBY OWEN THAT AT
~ meeting or Ihu LOaru uf uIrrctora az
ga. NHul.INNl Mining tuWUHuy hold Ht sult
l4hC tiyt Utah, june o, lslU, au ua.csamcut uf
I'VE IaI runis rgr share Waa loYou on lup cnui.
COB stock OF thu corporation, payable TO iho
secretary, s, g., NuuVuu, 20 post south Tom.
ulo aurpL nllt lut0 Guy, Utah, ON or before
Ihu 1850 nHy uf July. SOL ANY ftouL
upDu which lhu Assessment remains uupHiI
ON lhr lltu day OF July, ltU,WNl be- doluuuort
ana advertised Tor sole 100 uuuuU auction. and
" payment Dr. uui made before will Nr tuld ON
the aiu uay n july lslI az tho huur oi M
w., 40 the Nee NJ the secretary, o. nay aaaoss.
ment ANA to..H Of advertising. together with
expense OF SAFE A. q. 1lALQuE,
s.,t,.., .... Secretary
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tome time ago was taken sick with
cfamp In tie stomach, followed by
tiafThota. touh a couple Of doses OF
{ hamberlain's Collie, ChOlefa, nnd
Diaffhoea Remedy and was i'm
munsely relieved. 1 consider II the
bsst modiuibe In the mnfket for oil
such complalnts. have sold The
remedy to others anu every one who
ussa " spsnka highly Of II. J. w.
S1RCRLER, Valley Center. Cal FJr
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LEGAL NOTICE.
IN tho Distnct court Probate division, hHa
Judicial District, iu uud for sAN LAA0
County, statc Of utnh.


In the matter " the estate Of blanchard D.
rctut, deceased,
NOTICE j. liEHEN GIVEN IhhA
~ nT0wcr pcttit, HuminisiTnior OF lhH ~
tate Of blanchard d, lCtut, ur,raH," w
court, me- nnui account - hih udWihtVl .l'n p.
Hhiu ostntc an petition fHr uunI uhNl.Nl.eN
1f The resinuu al sAid estate among llt I,.
sons entitled thereto. and thHt D.. n}t 100 20
day Of Juiv,A, A.. 1854 90 luu rIHth N.H ~
thr court room NJ HAId rultt lu lNn l,..N
C0ur iiounr, sat Lake OItY nd euulNs VIZ
has been duly appointed by tho Judge nl s..s
court, for the settlement ut hHil account xxx
huaIlug SAID petition Tor distribution, o.. N"..,I
time aud plncO any peruu lultlr.tu lU .gt
estate may appear aud chow cpuFr, ~
thore br why said account should uul uoa,,
tlod ans sppoyod nnd nuai distribution ''"''
na prayed Tor
seal q &. STANTON, trrt
UyA.C. WEIsE, uCuuiy tIh
JuuS ". CAhNus, Attorney Tor alw'b.."
tor
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Ayers Pills Promote tus natural mo-
lon of the boN els, without which there
can be- no regular, healthy operations.
For the cure ui billiousn ess, in iipta.
lion, sick headache, constipation,
huudire, ana liver complaint these
nils have NO equal Every dose etivC-
i've
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NoIlOE no CREpIIORa

Estate Of George Vs.. Crowley. Deceased.
NOTICE IS nEIEuN GIVEN UY THE
~ uuuOrugnud, administrator with trr VIII
annexed of the estate ufbuUrgr ". Crowley,
deceased. 10 the cruduors ut auu HN HurfDuB
having claims nFaiu1t tho said trrpsHri. e.
tAhiNlt ON 90 with The utroHsnr" Vouchers,
within 10 months after The rrt Publication of
this notice, 10 tho HAlu uumnHtTItur 90 b
County, utlh = HAY
Administrator with tho will nuuONtu Di Tue
estate NJ beurfo " Crowley, deceased
Dated IUuot. 300
FRANK uuTrnAS. Attorney for the estate,
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.rr,L.trNcrn.loN nArrs
Vim the Inion Pacific tor Midsummer
lmrnlNnl.

Tho inii wirr special rates Tor sale
o. round Tip tickets TO S,it L,kr Guy
f1t the Midsummer Carnival, July End,
ar1 and All, viii be In effect over tie
Union PaCih
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WESTMINSTER, Cal, March n, 1894.
- mo Nmr sg1, ON awakening QUO
morning, lOGud thGt l had Iheuma.
ti-m IA NY knee 10 uadly that, az
remarked o. my vile, II would b3 im-
possible for mu 10 attend TO business
tlAt DAY. Remembering that hal
some - & 4gprlHiu's Pain Balm Ia
my p.r, I Bunt iut bottle, anu
muh.d n. IN ctsd parts thoroughly
with It, aCcuuIug 10 directions, and
within pu Euur 1 was completely r..
lpy.d. Onr application ngi ions tho
lu9lures. IL H. tho beet liniment on
the market, aud sell It unisra posi-.
Two uutrAntee. II. T. HARRIa. ~
vslo ny druggists.
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,,VNIyAL HATES
MO GFande Western hallway.

For the Midsummer Carnival q d
Fret State Cel' bfatinn VI Salt Lakt
CITY. July God. 8rI aud Alb, the follow
ing low round trip rates are authorize
to Salt Lske CITY anu return via II. u.
W. Railway;
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.
E.',,o OF Martha May Davidson, os.s

Eslate ut Martha May Davidson. Deceased
NOTICE Dis HEREBY GIVEN BI the
- und0u'Enrd administrator ut thur#tltU W
Martha ay Davidson, deceased. DO tnu
creditors ui, and hil prrbInH having r.HtuH
AgsluHt the SAID deceased, 10 exhibit them wish
Tue necessary yuurhtra, within four months
after nu uut publication OF lhis notice, to the
bail udWuIftr tor 90 no, 1b cHHt, second
roulh meet alt Lake CITY, uAh. IN the Codn,
" or Sall Lake, ttHh
JOSEPH j. SMELL.
Administrator Of i've Estago OF Martha MAY
bAyidson, Deceased
Dated June !gth, lsya
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Not many business houses Ia these
United states can boast oi ~ y yoafs'
-uuding. TIE busiucss ~ Or. J. G,
Aver AZ Co., Lowell, Mas, whose iu.
cumpauuln SBrsrpn rillu In known ami
u.c1 evrrywnrrr, has ptsnI ITS hal'.
centennial md was never sy Ni.yTuu.
gg a. ptrsra'
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Having used CusmbrrIaiu's Cough
Remedy In my 'amily aud found u to
boa flIsi class article, | toto pleasure
In rec mmending II to by friend. J.
V. FOSTER, wes,port, Cal. FJr sale
by dTugsistn.
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A car load ~ "lhe Beer that mado
Milwaukee itmOus,"
Pil-ener, Export plnts and quarts.
Extra Pale.
srhli'I Malt Extract.
The Kentucky Liquor Co., agents,
ll-l3 Esst 20 mud south 81.
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NnIlcE nF ASSESSMENT.

Golden star MlN b nud Mining company q
corporation, principal place uf husia
meas Joseph 49,, tan,
NvDTiCE Il UEWEUN GIVEN THAT
~ ~ meeting ~ mo directors held on
Iuuu tth, lrHf. uu ufsrsHmFut NJ one cent per
shore was levied on the capital Ork ut Tue
corporation, payable ~ once 20 John ".
IIraman, treasurer Of the company, 90 bic
onlUr uoum so ll7 Atlas UIrrH, second south
street. boo ralt Late cry, tt.h. Any stock
upon which th usfcaIuout may remain un.
uaIH uu August M, $50, will hn ur Iuuupnt
nuu advertised Tor aslu 90 public auction, and
uuIrfH payment be made before, VIII uU cold
un august IIst, ls o., tu pay the delinquent us.
suHHUvut, Coz trfr WltA cuHi nf huNurufiug
and tAUtuHu of HIIr
join ~ HiCKMAN,
secretary.
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Salt Lake Temple,

The Sal Lake Temple Will close on
Friday, June Goth, and feolen on
Mgnlay, Auyus' ~. 1896.
IURFNzu SOW, President.
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Manu temple.

The tfanI Temp viii close on thu
93ri II July. sud reopen on tho let Of
septvmte', 1896.
JOIfS ID. r. NCAILisTER,
Pfsai,tr mt
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From pocAtsllo and all stations on
Uhh y tthern, tgulh thereof, july
2nd am o !. Fr0m all other stations.
July IL auu 2nJ. Good returning uL.
al Jolly sih.
From wyoming.
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Tickets on sale July LIT aud 2ud.
Coed TelurnibP until July Sih.
D. T.. hurley.
General Agent Passenger Dept.
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TRESTuS, U.su, Juuu /, lS9B.-My
father las been tskiug Ho ~. Stsn.
pnfi Ia aud u has done him great deal
% good. lie was very weak anu tired
anu g ul1 not " lk, but since thkin
Hood's 5uEapaTliR Re IL feeling oil
Digit again, LULA SiMONDs,
Trenton, Utah.
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ptLIkoueNT ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Gold Queen Milling Company. Location ~
principal place % bushes, thlt lasC CITY,
Utah Location Of mtaca. Ilur Mountains
Mining district, sau Juan County, Jtah.
NOTICE - THERE ARR nfLiNQUENT
~ upon the following described stock ON
account % Agreement No. T. levied on AMI
ttu. lHHl. the several amounts Dot opposite thu
uhmus OF Tho respective stockholders ~ f0.
Iowa
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The best way TO uvoiI suHp dlstHsss,
hair failing ,ut sud Tremal arc uulI-
U'a', 10 90 use the ~ preventive
known for that purpcgt-hu's Huir
Remover.
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Logan fpmple Notice.

The Logan Temple vii close on FRI.
dsy, JOY ., ami opeu again on Tue.
day, Sept. q, 1896.
". W. MERRILL,
PRECEDENT.
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Why You SHoutp ATTEND ruE
GRmAw
ASSIGNEE SALE,
2es South Main stroot,

1T IS VERY PLAIN; You ind a
large assortment OF best qualities
- Of wearing apparel OF all kinds,
from head to loot, at prices so low
never heard o before In this or any
Other city That the goods were run
away with 10 get them on Of the credit
or, reach, does not make them oil less
value.
Clothing, Shoes and Dry Goods ore
used In every family. Why not make
the best Of this great chance aud lay in
all you can. Nrty seldom is stock Of
goods OF such hish GRADES thrown on
the market under like circumstances.
Therefore. II YOU do not wish to be
sorry when you learn how your neigh
Der, fare, attend this great sale he ore
II Is too late. Erection, must have
settlement before July o.
g1' An must 20 without reserve or
limit.
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Go 10 ito old reliable G1dbe.Plils
Co. ior urything In tho Drug line.
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All kinds Of PerunoIy md Toll {
prllcles Of tic old reliable Godoo-Pilts
DIuR Hlnfe.
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RERLlN ]. STONE. GtnsaIOsIst.

Has established = Genealogical bureau NJ
ogden Utah. Has on hand hundreds Of gen.
cal0gies, liuOAgra, otg. 1urso volumes will 10
Tor sale on reference. tiHa something relating
70 almost every American family Masses 4
speciality Of tracing liuOaees aud compiling
rcnCAlOgts. Those Interested ahuuid CORES
pond Win him or visit bic library
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Hoad'. pm. cure all liver Ills.
EAST uouND rxoua-roSs
Vim uio Crapdr western HNIw ay,

NNh HhN
Washington, y. g., and return
s5775; July /, ., 8aud T.
Buffalo and return, 5000; July .
AM ..
Chicago and return, s42,5O; July 3
4 aud D,
Milwaukee and return, $3.50; July
~. ~ sud 10,
81. Louis aud return, $50 90, July Is.
10 aud 20.
On h, md return, $1,000; August
10. II and Is.
Milwaukee anl return, $3.50; Aug.
url - aud 20.
81. Paul aud return, $500; August
20 anu 80.
Cincinnati and return, s5O.5O; July
2nd aud 3fd.
Through sleeping oars. Cool aud
delightful tup through tue mountains
Famous ecentfy. Comfortable equip
nuut.
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" Office Is HEREN GiYEN THAT At 4
~ meeting ~ ihu Hoard ut uIrCUIuts held
un tNr Hln uuy of June, 1890 An assessment OF
tHn i!I cent? Yer thltr waH levied on The lhuI.
Cat HlurE ui ihu corporation pa able on or hp.
tore tho llth day ~ July, 1890. fU IS NJ
ltn'ley Woo President NJ the company, no his
once, so. lua youth Slain street, rAlt Lake
iTt ttrh. Any flu0A upon which the Asr oHf.
Wcut may remain unpaid Uu the liih dhy OF
July 1850, VIII h1 delinquent and advertised
fur hHIu no public aur Inu, Hud unless payment
4a made before VIII boz sold OH the HF1 day M
Auguft lHU, It2 O'Clock o.. W,, ut Ihu once nf
tho company over so ~ EGHt tirst south 81
WarouN I"ur|, falt Lake tIY, Utah, lu uuy
thr duIuUHuut as.Fasmuut together Win tIr
cuHt ui advertising and expense az fAlo
81 ll.N e. lUN.
Nerro'ay ArCs Mining Company.
salt lfEr tIly, June NlH, lsH..
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G'"l~ S. F. BALL,
TEHPLB CAPE, IS RLlS STREET,
For Cakes, Candies, Bread, etc.
Tourists Lunches sad Sandwiches
Hot Lunch 10 III
Won't you help?

Japan wants to send you
her best tca-don't you want
it? She spent hundreds Of
thousands OF dollars at the
Worlds Fair showing Ameri-
cans how good tea can be.
She is sending more tea to
America now-somc TO your
state, and more to the rest Of
the country. She knows how
good it is. You will know
when you try it.
VIII you try it1
Sriiil,Rg's BcH-moncy-
back tea at your grocer's.
Good food, good life; SrhiNinc'I
HfV coffee baking powder soda,
spices. seasoning Aayoung.cxtmcs-
pure and money backed
dSehiLEg . Company San FyaAeiJe1
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Take MI YOUR Prescriptions 20 the
old reliable GUdbe Pitis Drug 20.
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Apcy Mining com fnY,A corporation, l0ca
ton OF principal place ut business over No. ID
I.st lIT.t 0uth u,ut second nnur salt tat g
ttll. ttHu. ioratuu ut works ami H uiur
Ur perty llutah Mining DISTRICT summit
County, Utah.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-10-15
slLAs wooDsoN DEAD.
Missouri's Ex-Governor Dies vt ~. J0sepl
at an Advanced Age.

Missourl's Ex-Governor Dies ut 81. Joseph
at an Advanced Age.
Sr. JOSEPH Mo-, Oct l0.-Ex.Gov.
Silas Woodson, one Of the best known
and most noted Of the early settlers OF
Missouri, died at the Sisters hospital
in this city at $3.50 last night, after an
illness extending over a period OF nine
months. His death resulted from the
infrmities incident TO old age Judge
Woodson was born in Knox county,
KY, in May, 1919. He began his polit-
ical career at the age OF sS, being
elected to the general assembly OF his
state and upon the expiration OF his
term serving as circuit attorney. lie
came to St. Joseph in April, 1884, and
entered upon the, practice OF law,
building up lucrative practice.
He was several times chosen to
serve as Judge Of the cir
cult and criminal court here,
in which position he gave eminent satis-
faction. In 1879 he was elected governor
of Missouri on the democratic ticket
over John B. Henderson by a majority
of 35,44s During his residence in Ken
lucky Judge Woodson was whig, but
upon his arrival in Missouri affiliated
with the democratic party. lie was
opposed to slavery and believed in
gradual emancipation. lie was dele
gate to the convention In 1872 which
nominated Greeley; to the convention
in 1876 which nominated Tilden, and
to the convention in 1880 which nomi
mated Hancock.
Judge Woodson was married three
times. his third and surviving wife being
Jennie Lard. All were OF Kentucky
the latter being the daughter OF Rev
Moses f. Lard Of Lexington, a prom
nent leader in the Christian church ol
that state. The death OF Judge Wood
son closes the earthly career OF one O.
the ablest, truest and best men in Mis-
souri,. whose words and deeds will &c
down into the history Of the grea
commonwealth he loved and served 81
we'll
Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-10-15
A eREAT PARADE.


ootn T"r'ies nav s@
CHICAGO, Oct lo'-Four years ago
yesterday the greatest parade the west
had ever seen passed through 'ne
streets of Chicago as portion OF the
celebration OF the dedication OF the
buildings OF the Columbian EXPOSITION.
That parade was, however, surpassed
yesterday by the purely parusaa
march OF the men who upnola
the gold standar in questions OF
finance and in politics. The estimates
Of different parties vary widely as 70
the number OF men IN lne' ou' ~
600 is just half way between 'ne
number claimed by the repuoilcahs
and the count given out at tne ha.'on'
al committee headquarters OF the oem'
ocrstic party. Putting aside al qaes'
tions OF numerical strength' the pa
rade,as parade, was adistlnct success
1t started on its march exactly on the
minute scheduled, ana :" mo'eu
swiftly and without one ha.' or
break from the start 10 nh'sn,
and in all respects II was hana'eu
with skill and thoroughness OF aeta,l
that would have been highiy crea.
table in the conduct OF a procession ol
one.tenth its size. Chauncey M, pe'
pew spoke last night at the Coliseum
to large audience. ne was escorted
from his hotel to the building oy
large number OF wheelmen' tnere oe.
ing about l,5OO bicycles IN advance OF
his carriage during his drive aown
Michigan boulevard
Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-10-15
rssouR1 PAoIFIo-AT HERINGToN.
Meals on the Order Plan

Are now served in the dining cars
run by the Great Rock Island Route
between Kansas City and Chicago.
This change has been made to suit
the convenience Of the travelling
public, and with the belief that such
an arrangement will better please our
patrons.
All meals will be served a la carte,
and at reasonable prices.
While the system Of serving meals
has been changed, the traveller may
still rely upon the excellence Of
cuisine and perfection Of service that
have earned for the Rock Island the
reputation OF maintaining the best
dining car service in the world.
JOHN SEBASTIAN, G. P. & 7. A.
Chicago, III.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-10-15
"REBEL YELL" IN CANTON.

Enthusisstio Confederate Veterans from
the shenandoah Valley visit Mckinley.
CANTON, O., Oct. l0.-Of all enthusi'
astc demonstrations since the St.
Louis convention. the city OF Canton
has never seen the like of yesterday
The rebel yell' was heard for the first
time on her streets. The visit of the
old confederate warriors from the
Shenandoah valley brought thousands
Of people to town. They we're met by
the union veterans of Canton, several
hundred strong. They came with
badges inscribed, "No north, no south,
no east, no west; the union forever. y
Arm in arm with the old boys in blue
the veterans in gray were escorted TO the
tabernacle, where the @. A. K. and
Women's Relief corps served dinner
They had a new version OF an old song
and sang, I'VE Are Coming, Father
Mckinley Two Hundred Thousand
Strong" Three hundred Cleveland
veterans Joined in the escort The
bands played Dixie "America' and
Marching Through Georgia = Ihe
thronrs Of people on the way joined
with the yells Of the marchers as best
they could. Maj Mckinley spoke from
small temporary reviewing stand
covered with the national colors.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1896-10-15
SOLDIERS PENSIONS.
A Decision of Interest TO Inmates OF Homes
for Disabled Veterans.

A Decision Of Interest TO Inmates OF Homes
for Disabled Veterans
Dies MONIES, H., Oct. l0.-The state
supreme court handed down decision
IN the celebrated soldiers home PEN
sion ease yesterday. The case was
from Marshall county, where the sol.
diers' home Is located. II had been
decided by the trustees OF the home TO
retain, from the pensions OF inmates
Of the home who had no dependent
relatives, all their pension money in
excess ct sG a month. The inmates
took the matter into court, and Judge
Hindman, In the district court.
held that the trustees had no right
to interfere with pensions, and ordered
them to refund to the inmates all the
money taken from their pensions A
permanent injunction was issued, re-
straininv the trustees from enforcing
the rule. The ease Is completely re-
versed by the higher court 1t holds
that the state is providing for the
maintenance OF the old soldiers who
are In the home, and that 1t would be
manifest injustice to require society
to support them twice, once with their
pensions and again with the facilities
1 OF the home.