Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-10-22

cate that there are Two tallS W thc
ticket.
Harlow Mills who was accident
ally shot with target rifle Sunday is
getting along well and is not much
hurt.
John Lane is taking contracts to
do printing for nothing II Bryan is
defeated and double price Il he wins
1t will be nit.
1t pays to live in big town.
The fusion ticket is known as the
Abilene ticket. The Hutchinson end
is not mentioned.
Charles Bertschinger took out his
first papers as an American citizen
and renowned allegiance to the gov
eminent of Switzerland.
There will be an X ray exhibition
in town November 8. The KS will
be placed at the left OF the Republican
names on the election ballot.
Bryan said wheat would fall
under the present standard. Wheat
is going up and silver is falling
Bryan seems to have proved a false
prophet.
A farmers team ran away up
Buckeye last night and smashed a
buggy. There are six buggies now at
Shelters being repaired, all broken in
runaways.
M. L. Dunnett had a runaway
and smashup last evening, as result
of which he is feeling bruised up
some. His wife was with him but
was not hurt.
Sheriff Robson brought up to Jail
H. D. Soberg Of Herington who is
committed until he pays fine Of S2O
and costs for hitting one Lucinda Nc
Donald with club.
The Harrington Tribune says that
j. R. Vickers represents the agricul.
tural classes" Yes, those that have
made failure in agriculture and are
on their way to Oklahoma.
The entire high school had hol'
iday this afternoon. 1t is the first
time that all of the classes had nc
tardies for a full month. The at
tendance is also very high this year
Manchester News; A north
bound special Monday morning killed
} two horses just below town. Tit
horses belonged to A. L. Vickers
and one Of them was said to be yer,
, valuable.
Another practice concert OF TIN
; REFLECToR's ROSTERS was held toda,
. as election is only two weeks of
! The growing shows great improve
' ment and promises to be a veritabl
g echo-raiser when the time comes.
The attendance on the cit,
schools during the first month of tn
, term is 2 per cent higher than tn
first month last year while there ar
enrolled 25 more pupils. This speak
volumes for the excellence Of Supt
Niesley's management.
e Saturday, Mrs. j. W. Baker re
ceived the sad news of the death OF a
n uncle in whose family she lived seve
A wears. He left wife and three grow
t sons, the eldest teaching mathemat(
n in college, the next lawyer, and tn
It youngest farmer at home.
J. Harrington Times: Reports frol
: Clay county say that Sam Smith
IS Abilene is sure to carry that count
: for state senator by three to five hui
+ bred majority. In Dickinson count
we propose to make it unanimous f'
he is in every way worthy OF th'
kind of deal
1t seemed strange not to hay
Dr. j. M. Hodge among the old Sc
&c tiers yesterday. The organization
the association was largely due to h
IS, efforts and he was ever active in pr
'S noting the reunions of past year
Many attendants on Yesterdays NEE
ing missed his presence.
!, The Monitor has this item all
type, ready to run in. its first iss
after Nov. 8: Contrary to our pl
~ dictions Bryan was defeated. We d
not mean to deceive our readers. '
IN thought he was going to be electe
Let us join together and meet t
as money power in 1900"
The Herington Times estima'
st the Foraker crowd at that place