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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27

speaking tube through which to narrat,
their experiences.
A Kansas City politician went crazy a
. religious revival. which bears out the
assertion that church and State will moi
work IN harmony.
In few years the Congressional Rec
ord will contain such sentences as these:
Tho Speaker-The gentleman from Ha-
wall has the floor.
Tho Vice President-IThe gentleman
from Cuba must be In order.
A 81. Joe (Afo.) man recently had his
brains knocked out and still lives. What
an excellent health officer he'd make.
i-~--~-----~------
Tho San Antonio Light says. ut is not
the yellow fever OF this fall but the left
over germs Of 1t that are most danger
o'is' Now. II every city in Texas will
adopt up-to-date sanitary regulations and
enforce them to the letter no germ on
carth can ever get foothold.
When congress assemblies the members
VIII conclude. In the language Of Pro-
fessor Cleveland. that the Cuban strug-
gle has degenerated into d hopeless, use
less sacrifice OF life, with prospective ruin
for the island Spain Is evidently prepar-
ing for what will follow.
wonder what the Weary Wlllies think
OF being quarantined or their regular
winter pastures IN the South.
Now that tho bug hunters have discov-
cred that deadly microbes are transmitted
through kissing. the hired girl will not be
such an offensive character In tho house,
hold.
Fellows who no to the Klondikc and get
showed under at Cbilcoot Pass feel some
what like many who voted for Mckinley
last November.
Canada in anxious to divert European
Immigration from tho United States to
her own borders. She's welcome to tho
illiterates. UnGo Sam will continue to
accept the worthy and intelligent for
eiener.
When DR.. Frederick Cook discovers the
South Pole he rs liable to find the British
flag stuck In the end of the pole.
Says tho Boston Globe Tho Georgia
grand jury has refused to indict the
lynchers OF DR.. Ryder. That species of
anarchy now goes In States even an far
north as Ohio as several notable cases
have shown of late.
"a new miorobe Is about to DO thrust
upon the people. A Toronto man Is said
to be laughing himself TO death.
Thore Is no occasion for n man to make
n fool OF himself when he can get a
woman TO assume the responsibility of
makinR a fool OF him.
While General Miles ts in ireland study
ing the lighting proclivities OF tho celt he
should get bpoomstlck and visit a fair
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-04-21
&amrn al DEN llnredlten.

SoIebo, o, 20. Npril. - u. g.
RoIIiter, Der friibere Staotz2lubitOr,
purbe por &ur3em Nu6t5 pon einem
StraBenrGuber ange6alten, pOrauf er
bieiem ben Repolber abnabm uno i6m
cine 8ugel in's 8ein jagte, 10 baB Der
Mann am nG9Iten Sage bon berPOliz
3ei ausfinbig gena6t Deroen tonnte.
Nun lit i6on pieber cine Gbnlife 9els
bentbat Don JtOIiiter 81 beri3ten. Roiz
iiter i3lief in Der leBten gta6t ben
S9ldf bes 9ere6ten, als er bur6 laute
6Ulferufe ieiner 6auSberrin gepedt
purbe. Gr mari ii6 raid in leine
8leiber, griff na6 elmer S4rotflinte,
bic in Der @de ieines 3immers itdnb,
unb fam nod geruoe re6t, ais elm Sim
BREEDER nit gefiilten 3ai6en bie5lu4t
erqreifen pollte. Sin S9uB in Die
Quft 6ru6te ben Rduber gum Steben,
pprauf i'm 8oIIiter nit eiIernem 8riff
pudte uno i6n 10 lange feIt6ielt, Bis
elm 8oli3iIt berbeitam uno ben @inbrea
der per6aftete. Die Poli3ei 9laubt, Ell
nen b08it gefdbrli6en Burden in Dem
Ginbre6er geFangen 81 bdben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-04-21

grfldrung fir bieIsn 3ug naa Dem
Qanbe iino Die bielen SrDlIe9z2inien,
Die iebt ben gan3en 9iItritt bur6treuz
gen, bic SabrrGOer unb unoere mooerne
gilperfe6rsmittel.
@pIb unb 3meirGoer in
4uitraften.
@enerol>8onIul W&arettu in Ntels
bourne, 9(uItraIien, t6eilt in einem 8ez
riht an bas Staatsoepartement nit,
baB bic Splbgepinnung in 2luitrulien
Ieit ibrsm 8eginn i'm Sabre 1851 bis
Gnoe leBten 9abrss ii9 insgeTammt
auf O,OOOW}i[ipnen lln5en be3iffert.
9(uf ben Siitritt 9ictoria entfallen 81
9ro5ent Der gan5en Iusbeute. Sm
perflohenen Sabre belief iih 2luitraa
liens 9oloprpouttion auf 2,375,9
1nsen, cine 3unabme bon 10000 I'm
5en i'm 8ergleih gum Sabre 1895. Der
8enralz zSpnIul beri6tet ferner, Dan
Die 9ntipoben iebt Itart Dem 6abrraos
Sport bulbi9en. Sm leBten Sabre ers
reihte Die Gtnfubr BON 6dbrrdoern
na6 Der &plpnie einen Wertb bon ST, =
478,715. Der 9reis fAmantte 3tpis
fhen $58 unb $145; amerttanll3e So
britate ipurben bebor5ugt.
9ermii6 Of tes.
Der YrGiibent empfing beute i'm Oft
Ii6en 9arlor bes r@eiben 9auIes" Die
Mitglieber Der CUR 3eit bier taqenoen
Observation-Disclosures Der Wifenid)ufs
ten.
Die 9innenItelter Ginnabmen i'm
Mionat NlGr5 betrugen $12,056, 778,
eine 3undbme ppn $750,074 i'm Ser
9leid)e gum WfGr5 1896.
Die fterbli6en lleberreIte 6es Gez
prGfentanten Seth 8. MilIiten gingen
beute Na6mittag unter @storte zines
Gon9reB @omite's na9 8elfait, Wte.,
ab, mo bic 8eerbigung am 0onneritaa
itattfinben Iou.
Senator YenroIe bpn BennIplpo,
MEN bradte beute i'm Ssnat cine 8if
Elm, pel6e ben beiben S06tern bes per'
ftorbenen Generals SEQ. 6. Wteaoe,
oeS Siegers BON @ettpsbur9, cine mo-
natli4e Peniipn BON ie $1O0 pertpilz
ligt.
Sbeobore 8ooIepelt, Der neue 6iiIfsz
5lottenietretdr, traf 9eitern bier elm
unb frat iofort lein 9lmt an, Sein
@orgdnger, Mc2lbpp, bate Elm Memoz
ranoum Dorbereitet, in pel6em er ulle
| fofort gu erfebigenDen 8eI6Gfte berz
5ei6net bate. gluBerOem lieB er es Iib
nod angeIegen Iein, 3ooIepelt pdbreno
elmer einitiinotgen Gonferen5 in feline
neuen 9lmtspfli6ten etn5utpeiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-04-21
ySarou Siirfgcim. "
Sn Ganata prrbaftst.-@r brtbcnert ratilrIId,
feline unidbuIo.

Sn Sanafd perbaftst.-Gr betbcuert rntiirIid)
feline unidbulo.
W} ontreal, Canada, 90 9(pril.
- cdr dngebli6e Baron BON Surtz
beim, feline Satin, i6r Sinh, ein
Oienitmdb6en unb Der 9riput=0etef=
tip StilIpeu purben geItern auf GrIuz
tben bes Yoliei6ef5 Gees Don San
6ran3isco in Saft genommen. 3iirtz
beim proteitirte gegen feline @erbaf=
tung, es niiBte inn aber gi4ts. Sainer
GrtlGrung, baB er tein 8igamiIt lei
uno feline Satin, geb. Young, nur aus
2iebe ge6eiratbet, nirD tein 8lauben
gei6enft. Der 8ruber uno Der Snfel
Der n8uronin," Die bier iinb, beI6IoIz
fen beute, BON Der Offerte bes angebliz
den sAons Gebrduh gu MAIDEN, Die
burin beitebt, Der 8ruoer unb Octet
tip &elert follten auf feline Soften nit
ibm nu6 9euh6lanb relien, nm iiA
gu iiber3eugen, baB er bic Wabrbeit
geipro6en. Ob Yoli3eichef Sees nit
Dem ARRANGEMENT einberitanDen lit,
muB ii6 nod 3ei9en. Jrbr. bon 8oez
gel, pel6er ben Da6ren Baron ooer
pisImebr 6reiberrn b. 5iirfbeim genau
tennt, Iagt, Der in Wontreul per6aftete
Mann lei niht Der ne6te" Sreiberr bon
Siirtbeim. Der 2eBtere tpObne i'm 81
IaB, no er Elm pra6tOoIles S6IoB be-
Iibt, in lpelhem &aiier Wilbelm erIt
por Sur5em Sat mar. 6rbr. b. &oez
sels So9tsr beirat6ete einen 9rn.
@urb BON Soronto, ben 8ruber Der
9rinaeIitn GbimaDzGamaran, Die jest
iopiel bon ii6 reben md6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-04-21
9ius 6nba.

Supuno, 20. 2lpril.-0as 8lutt
ga Qufu" iiinOet in, elmer eOitorieaen
9efpre6ung Der Situation Die nabe
beporitebenDe pacifictrung Der Snfel
Guba an. SSSn Santu Glard, Oer9auptz
1tobt Der propin3, fanb geitern cine
sseier unlGbli9 Der pucificirung oers
ielben itatt. Die ameritaniiAen 8iirz
qer Gornelici MaQ, Ser3en uno Gpun
Gpapou, tpel3e unter Der 8ei4uloiz
gung bes gro6enllnfugs Oerbaftet NOR
ben paren, iinb 6eute benz Ser. Staaz
ten 8eneralfoniul See gu rpeiterer 8ez
ftimmuna i6erqe6en pprDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-04-21
Gtemart's.-llr. 211. uarks Arr.

ep.,i,ue aufmertiaulteit tpirb ouf in etauuns &C,
,,b,rs Wierbe p,rpdnot. 8as 9utit.nhaus iit pom
sem stole Surd9 t,us Gransmau,r s.trsuut.
stesvart & Wowen, Seld.nbsHutt.r.
sar. IN wart. unS slr. 333 DeeEuee6enfir.
sephsu 1913. l5au21,1S)
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-05-06
EAST NEWBERN.

Misses Gertrude and Bessie Huff
man of Abilene visited in this vicinity
last week.
Mrs. Morse and daughter Eta Of
Enterprise were the guests Of Mrs.
VIM. Murphy last Sunday.
Miss Orell Fulton spent few days
in Abilene last week as the guest Of
Miss Bessie Huffman.
Mr., and Mrs. Norman Davis Of
Canada are visiting at Mart Davis's.
Miss Blanche Malone Of Herington
was visiting at c. L. Murphy's last
week.
Messrs. AL Sheets and John Shank
are each possessor of new buggy.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-05-06
! The .aa:ll{slSf Trllcoat q
mems flle, shoes in all
|lcOlOrs IT aoaR 10 lhIii7 W 4
7 I'll, w., ". d DAVIS.
NEwlBstERN..
- y. ff'a4. -

Miss Minnie Baylis Of Sutphen was
"a guest Of Miss Mary Campbell last
week. ''' ~ ''4i'''''' '7a t' I-'is II
Rev. Bassler Of Talmage preached
at Newbern Sunday. 7e'' 'i 'l2i
! Emma Herr has gone to Hillsboro
on visit. '"' .''''' 'a'5
J. X. Markley and wife Of Abilene
were visiting in this community Sun
day. ' s'i'
The Acme creamery receives about
1000 pounds of milk daily.
Miss Emma Martin Of Zion spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Barbara
Engle.
Mr.. Barnes and family expect to
visit johnson county soon.
The G. +. society meets at the
Christian church every two weeks,
beginning Maya
Will Engle and Benjamin Gish took
their cattle to Marion county Wed
nesday. ...r
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-05-06
CARLTON.


Quarterly meeting was held in the
NJ. !. church last Sunday evening
Miss, Lena Bogart has been quite i'll
but is better. .ta, ..l
IA number Of Carltonites attended
the u.1B. baptizing at Chapel Hill
Sunday. o'I m G sonHH tlyOm
K Mrs.aL. L. Watson, and daughter
spent Saturday in Abilene. a9K
J.R. Gallister attended the State
Maccabee convention at Kansas City
last week and then went to Atchison
and visited with his daughter, Mrs.
w Chambers suc in 7lidaub
Fred Jangeli moved His shoe and
harness shopto Dayton last weeka1l
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-05-06
shifting so,il.

[Real Estate Transfers Reported BY George
Merrill, Abstracterl
Abilene B n l. assoc to + A Osborn
W l75 It II Cedar st L v + add Abb
lene, $500. Hli ajl9 H9he9l0io'
Mary Antes to Chas W Barton Its II
and 10 blk "a Harrington, $500.
j W, Hamer to Walter Stanton Its
and 2 sec 2S-13-1 Of q P and 40
rods W Of sec line, 81. of
Sam'l zook to B F Sollenberger Sc o.
1853 ex 5 &C church etc, $4,000.
County to G X Little, It's 81, 2S, 25
5th ST II & W add Solomon, $24.
Mary A Straits to Mary 4 Murphy, to
W Sc undivided of SO lS-11-2,
1880.
Ed Makins to Helen Typer, 1t 1888 Srd
st Lebold's End add Abilene, $40.
Ella Churchill to same, same, $500.
Mary A Straits to Lyman A Rees, W
Sc 1S-1l-2, 5000. u,
Manchester Town Co TO Caroline l.
Holmes, pit Sc 16-1l-l, 800.
j M Englc to } M Brandt, ne IA and
n Sc l4-l6-3, $4,000.
Same to same, NV 36-l63, $2l00.
G X Schilling to Elizabeth Marshall,
It's ! and 8 Blk SO Hcrington, $3.50.
Elizabeth Marshall to Lou Dix, same,
500. 'a1
j II Underwood to Christopher Bar.
ter, ne 1912, $2S00. HlUf
County to Grin Ingram, 1t 8 Blk % X
n II add Abilene, VA.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-05-06
En- 1--WE sold a large number Of these Cul.
tivators in 1895 and They are the leaders for
1897 5ui. ial oo@..n .e, 'pit '''. 7"A esl.oe dno
HODGE u : BROS, !,
ABILENE, KANSAS,

For nice fresh groceries Of oil kinds
60 to Theo. Nusz's' "
It is reported that at the election
Of teachers at the county high school
next Monday Mrs. Cook will not be a
candidate FIR reelection, desiring a
d rest after a long and faithful SER
vice. The other members OF the
faculty will probably be reelected.
: 1t is reported that Representa-
tive r. j, Bennett who is in Michigan
taking medical treatment cannot re-
cover. He writes home, however,
that he is getting along as well as
can be expected. He was in q serious
condition resulting from degeneration
of the blood substance when he left,
Manchester News: Ransforth
Wilson, living about three miles
southeast Of town, met with painful
accident last Friday morning. While
working at grindstone which was
being ruin by hand but with a belt at
tachment, the stone burst and large
piece struck Mr.. Wilson in the face,
cutting both lips severely and knock
ing several teeth loose. He also re-
ceivcd painful bruise on his breast.
| Go to Thco. Nusz for a pair Of
ladies cxfords at 80 cents and up.
Landes' City barber shop on Second
street is the place for iirst-class work
This gem is from the paper Of
a graduate Of a high school in answer
to question concerning congress
men submitted at the recent teachers
examination: "A congressional dis
trict is composed Of one or more
counties. The people have one re
preventative from that district in con
gress. There are about 100 districts
| in Kansas. We are in the Both
Burton is ourrepresentative. The II
states having the largest Republican
majority are entitled to a congress
mau-at,large. We have one now ,a lgy
suppose we will have until the neg
general census in 19Qo,1gms o banoi
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-05-06

The rains have put the ground IN
excellent a shape for spring crops!
Wheat through here " light. s''io'
News has been received here Of the
death at St. Louis q .A4tte, xa. sutHerh,
who 1t0qmnefly resided hsts ana WI.
van ,ynifta ~ nin 'baa ldeia tel 9tGod boi
Rera p.tt q NJ and Mrs. G ssso.. koggsn.
V,r9tfIg, l9hI1d 9fT .Shaai1NNti
uori,ia SlHIh1.rdlL M nnl1nq n.nniti
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-05-06
oRINEHART.

e mn lQQ0 YGlC9iLiY " aiyQH .,Jf,i.
Hollinger brothers have taken their
large herds Of cattle off to pasture.
Fine weather for corn and q lot Of
tits already up. In q few weeks new
potatoes will be on the market at this
place. gff gpal 2abuM baa j.
Charley Lindsey has moved his
family from the old Dalton place to
the Loupee property IN Chapman
Charles Wilson and sister Loretta,
Misses Pearl Betz and Bessie Diehl
and Messrs. Emery Diehl, Albert and
Walter Buhrer and Arthur and Roy
Murphy attended party ate. Merit
latt's last Monday night and report q
very enjoyable time.
A. r. Betz went to Wichita to take
the civil service examination for
Indian farming. 49, fa
J, F. Murphy sold several horses
last week and is breaking in a num-
Der of colts for farm work. No la0.
Mrs. P. Blackwelder is able to be
around again.
Miss Lima Jackman's music class
progressing finely. 1
The Misses Cuban and Huxel were
visitors at the cheese factory last
last week. T.. l .tpo
Paul Conant Of Enterprise is visit
ing his cousins, Earl and Leigh Co.
nant, at this place.
Miss May Bowman's funeral was
one of the largest ever met at this
place and on account Of it there was
neither Sunday school nor preaching
in the N, ). church last Sunday after
noon. h1nea Wli8i N' fmi VI
A number Of people from this place
attended the Lutheran conference at
Chapman this week.
Miss Pauley Of Aida visited at God,
fred Buhrer's this week. Va m ate
Herbert scherer spent Sunday III
Chapman with his parents. r.'''
We understand that Mrs, Ed Cros,
Of this place will give instructions on
the organ. i eg e7g iu8 smfs odi
George Miller and family Of ABILENE
were visiting friends In this nelghbor
hood last week. "
Alfred Smart's health Is in such {
condition that he thinks seriously Q
returning to bis home in England.
Charley Murphy came up from Dill
Ion Saturday and stopped in Wood
bine and bought himself anew buggy
He returned Sunday afternoon drivin,
back. ,tt'l q. t9asIijuq ,oole,2 ia1a
lone Of win sheridan's boys Is sicl
with chills and fever. ,u1il''u gov
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-05-06
INDUSTRY.

cgffbegtiy ifiRIg HSq99siaafHfa ee lff
RETARDED BY fhs 3 recent ef4% heavy rams rams
Grsenriage cemetery has been
oleafs3a MI yTtattfs gsaJJ aa4 Xtsr'
greenx pladsedasai1td hd1aew.ss,
giving it much improved appear
an'e: oh 10 9aiI, 100 Ot,aQ
A larger boiler has been nlaace9a y ?
the creamery 81 this place 'f,insistins
more power for the increasing supply
of WM CHers,teesr3} A niIkyTM# be'ttaasssyp
eveHI4yl vr9y .rQf ss
Many farmers Of this vicinity have
lost calves from a mysterious
diseases NJ0 Gaads ayso tadna Y
presqaafser s@reei~ itoBTttB
pcrip sebRpl closed EiffgVApFjl
Pa SA AapgPS39PB Ii'ft5S fHS''igssWi J" .5 q
Eff.777.ki tsstA ht It. 4s,5suts,ap ,ss hun
bred head. dflqadte 4fbb Mo6abide.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this b 4 week #, to
bring ffifft' vii Of them home feaving The
renainderlth&s fsfltheTpressnt!- .
0. Miller returning from dhatch
Sunday night drove off the end OF a
culvert north Of town. Nothing SET
ious resulted only a badly broken
'''s$ SfT .zd IN II /;
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-05-06
HOLLAND.

l18 ngbh849M h70T mn bng M
IolA- ,SSeehriYer returned from southern
Kansas f9rq brief yisiti with Win his family
. Frank Gerth, Jack Seaman, Will
Bell sndiq. Sufferin attendeda dance
AT Banner City Saturday night woo
fgiMiss Ida Farmer, who has been, Wis
iting herbrothsrIl0i shioFarmer, re-
|snrnedto0her homie atiWaltbnr sstar-
ssim lliw selo1io do1ndo
'vad yedt Ioi osla nebbsloh .s1M
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-05-06
RECENT REFLECTIONS.

-At H'H -------------------+ iO -4t fIltli'i
The court room is well filled with
spectators. mdlo amos asIl NJ aot.
--Herington's population is report
cd as 1925. ng5 4sOna gna4 a5,,
Z Hayes township gained 4lin pop
'ulation in the last year, Grant gained
50. 14NFH4] 10 'aii fnlA lQ ago
Ed Little is assisting IN the
81 ockyards investigation at Kansas
City. =, '''u'iA W sai475l9d
b The IN Hope Dispatch .. says that
chihnlcphhbtulgs have appeared in south
Dickinson.
-MAccHlienry y Co.,, Salinas leading
dry goods firm, will 'cllo1fsei ont .t their
business and Leave the state, ot ba..
Two packages 81 coffee for % cents
| al Nusz's.s 5t11 hdiGl aiI659i
| County Attorney Kane is the
happy ppssessor ota new Remington
typewriter, the latest model. Haq 2
| Mrs. Jane Gard, aged 6S, died 81
rheumatism and dropsy last night, at
her home north Of Manchester. q i9'
Frank Strother will soon stop
worrying about j. B. Cases walk. A
new brick one is being put down.
Banner townships assessor re-
turned bis books today. The town
ship has gained 10 in population.
Quarterly meetings will begin
Friday evening at the Evangelical
church conducted by Elder Tobias.
The Poultry association will have
. poultry show Dec. 49, Theo.
Sternberg Of Ellsworth will be judge.
Shorty Buchanan was fined IS
and costs in police court and appeal
ed to district court, with bond fixed
at 5000.
An Abilene bride carried roses
sent her from Paris. Paris is in Ken.
DISQUALIFICATION News.
Wrong. Paris, Texas.
The board Of county commission
ers met and went out to Schlegel's
mill to inspect the bridge said to be in
dangerous condition.
One ofthe reasons Jack Andrews
did not get job as guard in the pen
was because Warden Lands had tc
have places for four Of his relatives.
Manchester News; j, A. Hopkins
says he is in the race for the Republi.
can nomination for sheriff and will
use all honorable means to secure it
1t is bad policy to leave a house
unoccupied. The shipe house was
recently entered and all the curtains
and brass work, including locks, were
taken.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-05-06
TRQ Ref!eQt0T'S- (oQ!?g Fel''d'l''is''.:
lt" +st ~ illtistill o.
ENTER PRISE

Sneak thieves are operating in town
and vicinity. Harnesses seem to be
their want, al .uoili.aigf ema. 9si o.
h a number of Salinas young people
were the guests Of the Misses Staatz
Sunday. 9a.l dsvaopge7J 9a
ylhe Gun club has been holding
practice shoots. The club goes to
Manhattan today to attend the state
tournament. I''l oai 'ia' lwhl4ia
Mrs. Mrs. Stuart Hare and daughter,
Miss Viola, have returned from a
pheasant trip in Iowa.
b Frank Haanssford is UP from ! F. !,
Scbtt. s,n >
Mrs. A. Z. Jones who has, been ser
iEopsly i'll is reported as slowly inn
proving. l1y ~ ur. .gaa,p. Al. -.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-05-06
Backlsa'e Arnica SAVE.

The best salve in the world fr-
cuts, bruises. sores, ulcers, salt
fhedm,, chiiblains, 9cOrns ana an Skin
erupsiohs, and positively cures piles
'or noPsyrequired. edt Isl guaranteed
10 givepsTfset satjsiset on eraEq9pay
refunded Price % cents per box
For sale by j. NJ. IGleissner. " ''O' "
isGl cred tSw tgdi ono adj div ssao
.isueuL
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-05-06
ABILENE, KAs., May O. 1901
iDUTFERy MARK ET.

lyl0 10 BUTTER Markell bgd n0ii
,lprIees for creamery butter at points nap-
Cd fof week ending today. Dickinson county
price " cents less than New York. N cents
less than Chicago
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-05-06
'''',stfffEcfiss1rr'
@ n

The plaster mill men came home
II rom jhsfoM saanddy. 2nlIQd
nwSP. Ned made i business trip
10 salidk Bdnday!f CIV sb0c
SILVA. pelthsdhlst'eotI crushed at
the stseefp 1q'llM " qSe4t'H = wagon b.
:, AM !. Murray l a@43d I: / Cox aug out
1--WE GUY wolves eastef town Saturday.
Stewart and9Rraak Reed loft for
'Whl,dce Saturday, fa1Iu6 ri
gab~' Mhppty,has hewyi1Alqarss and
buggy.
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33addding.of friends odIrdfkey creek
JBdt 9oa9bll
Mrs. A. g. Pierce drove. out from
Junction Monday and Vent from here
% sonI0HnB9 aW 90
I oMiss Agnes Smith returned ftom
Herington Sunday. She went to Abb
lane Modilhyoo make arrangements to
move there to keep house for her
brotheE, &. H. Smith. p
N Ahqs baby boy bag arrived at ths
Holm aO. Duvale 1 K a /
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CHICAGO Steady, creamery Il q 15c,l

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NEW YORK Quiet, western creamery llc0
i1c, Elgln nc, ~ 80" I '''e 30 - '" ~
KlssAs Cry STEADY, fancy separator I'D.
dairy f2e.9zil ylnib o. Ii s9iiil0q 8sodV
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The Most Complete and Perfect Riding Cultivation Made

This Cuyao constructed entirely and steel the tongue be-
only wood used thereby giving aneat appearance and making gu
almost indestrucibe
The Arch Axle made in three sedo the middle section or cross
piece main frame made Of square steel tubing ooc
The Crank Axes slide IN and out OF the tubing when
the tread made made fast by heavy set
screws thisis very important feature, which appreciated y AL
The Wheels be set forward backward thereby adjusting lot
heavy light operator. ,1,, ,,t,,, o. M ,o ~ ,, ~,
The Scat Rails are slide forward backward On The MAIN
frame Or made any point to suit operator m " '" "9
Tho for Controlling gangs made With double spring
acon spring balances the gangs and the other acts cushion Png
and CONSTRUCTED ppndupms adlusted the weight OF
this cushion spring. this gives the shovss an even dsp
shd the can, will the operator b. forced into the ground III
BY foot pressure op the gangs M II bm 9pJ I'm aalwiyi
Spring Trips e furnished for any Of the gangs used on the
Riding Cultvaor. bgl r.,