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STORES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES big four-masted schr in
the yard OF Percy & Small. at Bath. is nearly 1
ready for launching. She will register about
1450 tens aud is of the same model as The Edw
T. Brisry. Owned principally by j Winslow
& GO OF Portland and Capt Clark formerly OF
schr Clara Randall.
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Exports.

Monmouth Dock. Steamship Parkmore-
25, 271 bush wheat Is, l62 do buckwheat %
4os do corn 10 700 do GA IS 276 sacks peas loo
boxes aimed meats So 90 provs 854I de cheese
1913 bbls pples 651 pkgs butter 93l0 pcs
deals 245 logs 231 bdls leather 100 cs eggs ~
cattle $3.50 pls lard 1915 bxs canned meats 3 :
o16 sax -four 800 bXs provs 200 cattle.
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.Sienoranda.

Sch Winner Robbins from Boston, of aud for
Harrington, IN light trim, went ashore Friday
morning, on the eastern end of Richmond Island
and filled with water. Tugs failed to pun her
off. She lies on ii rocky bottom aud is suppos>
ed to be badly cut. See general news.
Philadelphia, Dec 9-Sch w Hopkins, Hich-
born, from Port Spain, had rough passage and
damaged sails. new mainsaIl. flying iib, and
main gatftopsail, have been ordered from Tho
maSton.
Pensacola, Dec 7--Scn VIM II Clifford. for
Galveston, with coal grounded 4o-day on leav-
ing her berth. Will probable noat at nigh tide
aud proceed.
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ST. Lou -Wheat-Ne Q red cash elevator
at OIL; track AT . IN G1 o5.nominal; Dec at
OLA May at 951s No hard cash at s69
6eUc.
Flour unchanged ;patnts at 7o&5 90; straits
tlze94 60; clear 90 "A %; medium at 3 oo@
ass st 6. 'asn al Sa7'e' Dec at ze4 May
oats-No cash elev 21lsc; track 22c No
white 241a @sse, Dec slssc; May %.
DETR0IT--Wheat-No White at go; Ne
Rsd 92c: Dec &C; May s2Tsc.
Corn-No naked at 2aAac.
Qats-ko white 24S4 C.
Rye-Eo2 ut ATM.
TOLEDO heat-No 2 cash s6c;Dec s5hc;
May at Sac.
Corn-No2 mixed 8e1ac.
Oats-No mixed 22c.
Rye-No 2tat ATE.
Cloverseed-p cash and Dec =.
MINNEAPOLIS-W heat-Decemher 9lH %;
May s9t4 @s9ssc; No l hard at 9S14c; No
Northern 93c
MINNEAPoLIS-Fl our-first pts 06(95 is;
second patents at s0Q5 90: first clears at
8 SOFA 90 second clears at S09S co,
@DULUTH-Wheat-No hard asI4ac: Mol
at sac.
MILWAUKEE-Whe | Northern at
Gle; No Spring sec; Dec -; NY sl1ac.
CINCINNATI--Hoss at 1898 80. Cattle at
2om6 10.
Sheep 2 75@4 80. Lambs s 1896 80.
narees,.
J Telegraph,
DEC. 10, 1897.
NEW YORK-The Cotton marses yo-dsv
quiet; middltng uplands at sac; do gulf at
6Me; sales - bales.
CHARLESTC N--Tbe Cotton market to-day
wss steady Miaalng 81 SC.
GALYESTON-Cotton market today was
steady; middling 6 7-16c.s,
MkMPHIs-The Cotton market TODAY was
steady; middlngs 5Ac.
NEW oRLEA SS-The Cotton market so-aay
was quiet, steady; middllng SAC.
MOBILE-The Cotton marker to-day was
quiet; middling 3-16c.
SAVANNAH-rhe market to-day was
quiet, easy; middling 81 j.
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NEW YoRk-Ar 9Th, sch Edw Lameyer. I'm
kockland via Fall River Hunt, Matthews,
Bath via Bridgeport.
Al 10th. steamers Gallileo. Rio Janeiro sch
hattie Dunu Poland Fernandina.
CID 9th. sohs sebago IhompsoR. Guadalupe;
Belle wooster Fernandinai georGietta, froyi-
Bird, Bunker, New Bedford.
BOSTON AR 9th. seIs Mabel Hall, Hall I'm
Roehland: LaNolta, Whitaker, kondout; 81
rah C Ropes, kreger. Norfolk
Sid 9th, sen NJ HAYNES. for Baltimore.
Ar goth. sch Jacob N Haskell Harl, Jackson
vile; John J Hanson Oliver. Philadelphia: NJ
Wellington, Crosby, New York; May j PEN
nell, Frye, Edgewater; w r Chester, Thompson
CartereI: Catharine, Coggins. Sew York.
Al 9th, steamer John Wise. Greens Landing
with barge Margery; sch Ada herbert, Bangor.
Cid 9th, sch Mary Augusta. Rockiand,
Sid 9th schs Westerloo Portland and New
York; Frank Il Rich, BoothbaY; Eastern Light,
and Gamma, Maehias; Fanny Flint, Calais Tor
HIGHLAND LIGHT Passed 9th sehs Car
rte C Miles, from New York Tor Portland; Clara
Jane. Mattapolsett for Calais
BRUNSWIGA-sld 9Th, sch. Edward Stewart,
BALTIMOkE-t'ld 9th, sch City of Augusta,
Adams New Bedford.
DAkIEN-Sld eth, sch Edw II Blake. Smith,
FALL RIyER-sll 9th, schs II II Chamber
lain Fossett, New York; Maud Briggs, Thurs
ton, do
FRANKFORT Sid Sth sch Allen Green,
Niokerson. New York.
fll SRh \ Inc fr7
Ed,,at a ~ for pnrtstnn,,tn III
naIi 49,, t,i,,l.,ialnbia
NOkFOLh-Ar 9th, sen NJ .ry L Palmer, Has
kell Bangor
CID afh, sch John johnson, Clark. New York,
Sid 9th sch Goo Z Davenport. McLeop. for
Boston; Geo E Dudley Wilson, bridgeport
NEWPORT NEWS - sid Stn sch Lewis III
Coward. Haynes, i'lliIadeiphia; Kathariue D
Perry. RoSlon
PASCAGOULA--Ar 9th, sea Eleanor, Ynss,
Havana
PHiLADELPHIA-Ar 9th, haroue Eaa, Joy.
Turks island sch Augustus Hunt. Blair, BoS.
ton; Iongfelow. Caase. Monte Chisti.
CID 9th, snip Reaper. Young. San francisco;
Marcus HooE--. as ,et down sth. sch Alice
Crabtree tor Ponce.
Ar at Delaware BreakwAter 9Th, sch & Has
kel Richard SON Denerara
Ar at Delaware Breakwaier 10th, sch d VI
Anthony. Bunker Red Beach for Key West.
PERTH AMBOY Sid 9Th, sch Edna, Dono-
van, Portsmouth.
SAN NCISCO-Sld 9th, ship Berlin. Reed,
New YORK
SATILLA Sid 18th sch Edward Reed WI.
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OF LOCAL INTEREST.

The articles on the fireboat and it's
crew, temperance society of the long
ago, and the "reminiscences of a veteran
Portland railroad man, are among the in
teresting features OF tomorrow's Sunday
Times.
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Hides.

Hides steady, unchanged, dealers paying 7cP1b
or COWS and OK, and &c for bulls and st gs
calf skins weighing from 10 10 lbs 9@1cc y
pound lamb skins 90 to soc each.
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Boston rroauce mari

Boston Produce Market.
BOSTON. Dec. 10. i897-Ths following are
o-day's quotauOns OF Provisions. etc.;
FLOUR
Spring patents. 5 25G5 So.
Spring, clear ana straight. a 3Oa5 Is.
Winter patents. 1895 55
Winter. clear land straight, a so 20 35
Extra and Seconds 90
Fine and Supers
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NINE. SARAH GRAND's INVENTION

The famous author Of The Heavenly
Twins describes in tomorrow's Sunday
Times the winter bicycle suit which she
has invented. AS might be expected the
costume is decidedly unconventional.
The description will interest the ladies
even if they do not careito wear the suit.
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PORTLAND, Dec. TO-
lieceipts by Maine Central r. R.-For for :
and, l56 cars miscellaneous merchandise; for
connecting roads 161 cars.
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Portland market-cut loaf 7; CONNECTION srs a
&c; pulvCrised 6es powered, 60; graduated
& "a I; coffee crushed &c: yellow A..
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MAINE TOWNS.
Iterns of Interest Gathered by Corrcs'
pondents of the Press.
HARPSWELL.

Harpswell, Dec, 6.-A quiet home we'd
ding took place at Mr.. Paul c. Ran
dall's Friday evening, Dec. 8, when his
daughter Margaret Rogers was united in
marriage to Mr.. Forest Paine Bailey of
Windham Centre. The marriage was
performed by Rev. Mr.. Atkins of Wind
ham. Only the immediate relatives were
present Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey left Mon
day for Windham Centre.
Miss Nellie Hinkley is at South Harps-
well, taking care of Mrs. Sarah A. Alex
ander, who is seriously ill.
Miss Alice L. Randall has gone te
Cumberland to teach the winter term Of
schnol
There will be Christmas tree, with
appropriate exercises, at tie Methodist
church Christmas eve, Dec. "a.
Schools on the Neck began Monday
Dec. 10.
GORHAM.
Gorham, Deoenl Der l0.-At the annual
meeting of Harmony lodge, No. 38, +.
q A. NJ, held Wednesday evening, the
following officers were elected: Everett
Z. Hanson. w. NJ Moses e. Little. s.
w; Charles 4. Cobb, j. w. Cornelius
\. Hayes, Treas; Fred W. Harding,
sec; Stephen w. Shackford, S. d.
Clifford E. Lowell. J. D.; finance com
inituee. Vim. Merrill, Solomon b. Cloud.
man, Albert H. Sampson.
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European Markets.
wv TalapTanh

European Markets.
ny telegram.
LONDON. Dec. 10, 1ss7.-Censels closed at
Ii2 1915 for money and IL 3 lie for account.
LIVERPOOL! Dec. 10, 1s97-Coston market
is lower; American middling al 3.1sd; sales
10000 bales, including 500 bales for specula-
ton and export.
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Inlpor1s
Ra1iroao Tseceiprs.

Hamburg. Steamship America-28 steel tires
IA bd rings TO order.
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HEARTS BOWED
DOWN
By Weight of Woe to Weakest
Hopes viii Cling.

But why cling to the weak hopes, when GER
tainty and safety is within your reachi Mum
yon's new School OF Medicines-his Homeo-
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M arm H ~ EW s
PORT OF PORTLAND.
FRIDAY. Dec 10.

FRIDAY, Dec TO-
Arrived.
Steamship Armenia, (Ger) Magin, Boston. to
load for Hamburg.
steamer Manhattan Bennett New York
passengers and mdse to J B Covie-
Steamship St Croix, Pike. st John, NIB, for
Boston.
Steamer Williamsport, Godfrey. Philadelphia
towing barge Burnside, with coal to Randall &
McAllister.
Preston with coal to Wright Co. and barge
Gilberton. with coal to L Watson.
Brig Clyde lBr) Strum, Boston. to load for
West Indies, To Chase. Leavitt & Co.
Sch Flora Rogers, Francs, Brunswick, Ca
hard pine TO Deermg s. Winslow.
Sch Geo K Wocett, Reed, Newport News
coal to Me Cant RR.
Sch Frank 7 Stinson, Hodgdon, Norfolk-coal
Sch Cha- P hoffman. Jewett Baltmore-coal
Sch Yale, Philpot, Philadelphia to Bos-
ton & Maine RR.
Sch Anna Sheppard, Greenlaw, Rondout-ce-
meut to c Chase.
Sch Danlietta s. Johanna, Wallace, New York
to Portland Stoneware Co.
Sch Maggie Ellen. Littlejohn, New York-clay
10 Portland Stoneware Co.
Sch Carrie G Ware White, New York
Sch A w Ellis Ryder. Newark
Sch Fred A Amsrson, Blake, Boston
Sch Leading Breeze. Pmkkam Boston.
Sch Lulu Eppes, Jordan, Boston.
Sch Eldora, Gay. Boston
Sch Mazurka. Stinson. Boston- pigiron to
Portland Steve Foundry.
sch Canary, Robineon Boston Tor st John.
Sch Sea Bird. Sellers, Boston, to load Tor Fall
r YER
sch Clara Jane. Mslopey, BIattayoisst
Sch Bessie II Gross. Greens Landing for Bos-
ton.
Cleared.
Brig II H Wright Anderson. Philadelphia
[Sold to 20 to AiasIialW jordan q Co.
Sch j W Hammond Mitchell, Addison-J il
Blake.
Sch Lewis French, Hendrick, Winterport--
Doten Grain Co.
Sch Clara l. Mabel. Leeman. New uarbor-
Ii Blake.
SAILED-Steamer Parkmore.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Dec 10th-Ar, schs
Edith & May. Boston: Mildred A Hope, Boston
for Addison; VeIma, I'm do for Machlas; Mary
Lonise, do for Calais.
EXCHANGE DISPATCHES.
Passed Gibraltar 10th, steamer Peconic, from
Gfrgeati far Portland
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4 Print Cloth Market.
FALL RIVER, Mass. Dec, g. ls97.-The
print Goth market is unchange at 2Ac.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Dec 1oth-Ar. schs
Edith & May Boston: Mildred A Hope, Boston
for Addison; Nelna, I'm do Tor Machlas; Mary
Lonise, do for Calais.
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EXCHANGE DtSPATChEs.
Passed Gibraltar 10th, steamer Peconic, from
Gfrgeat far Portland
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MOONLIGHT.

H. S. Engle and wife, j. M. Sheets
and wife, N. H. Solenberger and wife
went to Concordia, Saturday to hear
South Carolina evangelist
j. L. Baumbaugh went to Kansas
City Tuesday.
Albert and Henry Waterstradt re-
turned from South Enid, Oklahoma,
Saturday and report a wet season
there.
Chas. Gervin is visiting with Jas.
Dunlop.
Lawrence Frazie has gone to Clay
County to attend school.
Miss Emma Grove went to Abilene
Monday.
Mrs. j. W. Steele is on the sick
list.
J. G. Bollinger drove to Talmage
Monday
Danny Baumbaugh will attend
school in White City this winter.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. P. l.. Phil
lips, boy
Znos Bert was home from Chap
man Sunday.
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WOoDBINE.

Mary Timm will start for Wiscon-
sin on Thursday.
Those who went to Kansas City
this week were Mr.. and Mrs. d. b.
Horton, Mr.. and Mrs. g. e. Gillett,
Mrs. Henry Fengel, Miss Lower, Fred
Weber and j. W. Gillett.
J. c. Nusz left Tuesday to attend
the Baptist Sunday school convention.
Mrs. VIM. Schuerman and children
and Mrs. Henry Schuerman and chill
dren went south Wednesday to join
their husbands in the Territory.
Chas. Dixon returned to Kansas
City Tuesday.
Edward volkman is clerking in
Horizons store this week.
Otto Bruggen is working at the
hardware store for few weeks.
Several men are employed on the
new bank building.
Laura Miller from Enterprise spent
Sunday with her cousin, Mary Timm.
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OLD SETTLERS DAY
SETTLERS ASSOCIATION HAS A
GOOD MEETING.
E. ". Hoch Unable to Be Present But
Rev. Dr.. Blayney and Others Make
Interesting Addresses Large At.
tendance Present.

Perfect weather and the largest
crowd ever gathered on a similar oc.
casion in the county made Old Set.
tiers day great success.
All parts Of the county were repre-.
sented in large audience at the fair
grounds this afternoon.
After a basket dinner came the pro.
gram. 4. W. Hoch, Of Marion, who
was to have delivered the address, was
detained at home by the serious III.
ness Of his father, much to the regret
OF all.
G. W, Hurd presided and made a
short address. County Attorney
Kane, Rev. DR.. Blayney, H. C. Harvey
W. 5. Stambaugh and others made
addresses.
A. Bohannon was elected president
and Richard Waring secretary for
next year.
Much of the success Of the reunion
was due to the enterprise Of the out.
going president of the association, l..
l.. Buck, who has exerted every effort
to make it a valuable meeting. He
deserves much credit therefor.
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CARLTON.

+. T. Peterson and wife are back
from visit with relatives in Saline
county.
II. A. Jones had q narrow escape
from being killed last Tuesday Ht
was riding balky horse and 1t stop
ped so suddenly that it threw Mr.
Jones over its head. He has been in
bed for few days.
There will be preaching in the Pres
byterian church Saturday evening
and communion services Sunday
morning.
Ed. Heaton had bad luck last Thurs
day while threshing for Mr.. Arm
strong southeast of Carlton. AsparE
from the engine set the stacks o
wheat on fire and burned the separa
tor. Mr.. Heaton had only bought
the machine a few weeks ago,
Joe johnson is home on visit.
r. G. Head shipped y cars of cattle
this week.
R. D. Hunter shippe'l a load of hogs
Monday.
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HOLLAND.

Farmers are busy finishing sowing
wheat
Mrs. IRA House is on the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. Harpe Heetoh and
Miss Clara Lindsey of Emporia were
visiting friends here last week
Our schools opened September 10
under the management of Moss Sue
Bell.
Some of our farmers sac now
threshing their grain. So busy have
threshers been that number of the
farmers were obliged to buy seed to
plant. They can now pay for 1T with
80 cent wheat.
The Republicans nominated the fol-
lowing ticket for Whestland town
ship: Trustee, Glen Bell; treasurer,
Henry Howie; clerk, Geo. Reggen-
dorff; copstables, Henry Logan, Chas.
Lockwood; road overseers. l.. l.. Buck,
!. N. Fickes, VIM. Sholtz, VIM. Rob
son.
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TALMAGE.

Gilbert Cheney is building an add
ton to his store.
j. X. Harmon is in eastern Kansas
looking up location. He will move
before long,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Cress and Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob look attended SER
vices at Cencordia Sunday.
Mrs. Wan. Fulton has been sick the
past week.
d. S. Wagaman, who left for Iowa
few weeks ago, has gone to Rennsyl-
vania called by the sudden illaess of
his father.
Mrs. Henry Stoner and family have
moved upon Edward Kropf's place.
j. H. Chase is putting up a new
stock scales.
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Special Potato Days
Oct. 10Th and 18th.

On above dates we
will place on sale sew.
eral carloads of Fancy
Colorado Potatoes for
tall and winter use at
a very low price, also
several tons of Colo
RADIO Cabbage very
cheap. This will be
your chance to lay in
your winter stock at
the right price.
Our selections were
made in person at
Greeley and we have
some fancy stock.
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SOLOMON.

Mrs. W. A: Hopkins returned home
Sunday from five weeks visit in To-
peka.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Sias and 0. +.
Scarf are back from the Topeka festiy-
tiles.
Mrs. Dan Campbell and grandson
left yesterday for !Prosser, Neb., To
visit her daughter.
r. s, Morgan has been out Of the
store for several days on account Of
sickness.
w. l.. Hopkins, of Guthrie, Ok, is
visiting with W. A. Hopkins and
family.
Jesse Scarf and wife and Minnie
Neumiller left Sunday for Kansas City
to take in the Karnival.
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ENTERPRISE.

R. P, March, who has been employed
by the Ehrsam Machine company for
four or five years, will soon move to
Topeka.
The Enterprise mills are running
by steam in the daytime and water at
night.
The new dynamo plant will be in
running order the last Of the week.
The people are busy training hounds
for the Enterprise coursing meet,
Oct. 1915.
One of Parker's shooting galleries
is in town and doing a good business.
Mrs. A. G. Eyth returned from To-
peka Monday night where she visited
her niece.
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DAYTON.

The Dayton school opened Monday,
Oct. 4th, with q good attendance,
}. b. Stauiier has moved into A.
Dayhof's house here.
Noah Martin spent Sunday with
his parents seven miles north Of Abb
lene.
Benz. Beamer has been working in
the creamery during the absence Of
Mr.. Eisenhower.
J. Eisenhower and family and II.
Dayhoif and son Leslie have returned
from short visit in Sedgwick
county.
Dayhof Bros. have already received
a carload Of Colorado potatoes, the
home crop being too light to supply
the demand.
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R1NEHART.

Mr.. and Mrs, George Knudson, Of
Pearl, attended divine services here
last Sunday.
Mrs. A. l.. Hollirger's mother, Mrs.
A. Chambers, is visiting with her at
present.
T. A. Taylor and family. Of Pearl,
drove over to W. H. H. Betz's in his
fine new carriage last Sunday and At.
tended communion services in the
afternoon at the Lutheran church.
Curtis Lowry has begun school in
the Cary creek district
Little Clarence Criswell is still sub
ject to severe spells Of fits which be.
gan troubling him several weeks ago.
Herman Staatz's two daughters,
formerly Misses Emma and Sophia,
but now the wives of officers at Fort
Riley, spent last week in this neigh
borhood.
j. F. Murphy, Jr., manager of the
factory at this place, was sent to Her.
ington the latter part Of last week to
see after the cheese making at that
place.
M. l.. Baughey is erecting a new
steel windmill.
Wilbur Wick and wife and Will
Sheridan and wife took in the carnival
at Topeka last week.
Miss Lizzie McFerren is at Excel
sior Springs, Mo.
Miss Matte and G. D. Wilson, Mrs.
Lolita and Miss Fay Kubach Of Abilene
and Miss Carrie Kubach were visitors
at J. A. Wilson's last Sunday, return.
ing home in the afternoon.
Miss Georgia Nichols spent Satur-
day and Sunday with her parents in
Abilene.
Mrs. S. M. Hassler and sons Willie
and Elmer were shopping in Abilene
last Saturday.
Leslie A. 'Baughey had an sttack Of
Group this week.
Miss Flo Stoves visited friends here
last Sunday.
Miss Louisa Cuban is spending
the week in Abilene the guest Of Miss
Ella HaXell.
T. Cuban attended the meeting of
the Free Masons in Abilene Monday
night.
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volkman.Wat son.

W0ODBINE, Oct. Miss Amanda
volkman and Theodore Watson we're
married today. The bride is very
well known, having been brought up
here. The groom has for some time
past been engineer at the mill. The
young couple receive the hearty con-
gratulations OF the whole community.
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RATES STILL STAND.
Kansas Live Stock Men Get Their
Innings Now.

Special to the Reflector
TOPEKA, Oct. 6.-On application Of
the railroad attorneys, the Kansas
board railroad commissioner today
postponed hearing Of live stock rates
case until February I. This leaves
carload rates just as they have been
since Judge Randolph, Of Emporia,
granted the injunction. 1t is consid-
cred a victory for stock men.
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DILLON.

Mrs. j. W. Asling left Tuesday for
renceto visit friends and relatives.
Louis Keiferly is repairing his
house this week.
Johr Coles granary was burned To
the ground last week with its contents,
about 100 bushels Of grain- Cause Of
fire was a little boy and matches.
H. +. Brinkman, Jno. Evers xnd
Jacob Hornung went to Kansas City
Sunday morning.
Chase Brown and wife and Chris
Hornung and wife, OF Stillwell, Kas.,
were up to attend the funeral Of Mrs.
Jacob Hornung. They returned home
Tuesday morning.
H. Nottorf went 10 Frederick 10 at
tend the conference of the German
Baptist church.
VIM. Reed went TO Kansas City
Monday morning.
VIM, Poole came back from Okla
homa Wednesday after few days of
work on his claim there.
Our school began Monday morning
with good attendance.
I. B. Mosley made business trip
to Hope Tuesday.
James Rowe was in Abilene Monday
to attend court.
The Select Knights organized Mon
day evening with "A members.
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: - g.
Navarro.

II. 4. Swanger went to Kansas City
Tuesday.
John Hornler has a new windmill.
Henry Swader and wife are visiting
Topeka friends.
Fred Taegler drilled wells for H. Il.
Swanger and Mrs. c. +. Leonard last
week.
Jas. Leonard and Y. Stalder, OF
Findley, o., are spending carnival
week in Kansas City.
Miss Eugenia Meuli entertained a
few friends Saturday evening. Music
and dancing were the evenings fea-
lures.
l.. A. Peck went to Kansas City.
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ABILENE WEEKLY REFLECTOR ABILENE KANSAS OCTOBER 1sz-wtLw PAGES
Thq Ref|eGtor's County News.
REPORTED BY SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS.
surPHEN.

Wheat is doing well in this vicinity.
Corn husking has begun. Not much
|cribbing will be done for two or three
weeks.
Patrick Kelley is on the sick list
but is improving.
Geo. Ackers went to junction City
last Friday.
John Thomas and family returned
from q two weeks visit with relatives
in Topeka.
Daniel and William O'Connor went
to Abilene last Saturday.
Mrs. Joseph Thomas is on the sick
list.
A number of our young people
gathered at the home of c. Cocanauer
Saturday evening to enjoy themselves
by playing "Jim-along" and games,
A pleasant time is reported by all.
c. S. Petit put up a machine for
Adolph Gfeller to pump water by
horse power.
There will be preaching at the
Christian church, Oct. 10th.
Adolph Gfeller returned from New
Mexico with his cattle. He only pur-
chased 240 head.
e. A. Sutphen sold a fine sunch of
fat hogs last week.
Persons in this neighborhocd are
complaining of being the victims of
chicken thieves.
Mrs. Andrew Reymour will take ad.
vantage of the excursion rates next
Tuesday to 60 to Kansas City to visit
relatives and take in the Karnival.
Miss Annie Sottong is seriously i'll
at her home.
--s>s.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-10-07

Hot blast Cole Air Tight heaters for
soft coal at Pisle's. Best and cheapest
stove in the market.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-10-07
Mrs. ]. E. Wallace Dead.

Mrs. j. Il. Wallace Of Talmage died
last night in this city where she had
been receiving medical treatment.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-10-07

Beautiful in color, handsome in APP
pearanee, warranted not to scale Oft,
free from poisonous compounds guar
anteed perfect-the new Delft enam-
eled ware at Pisle's.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-10-07

Heat your house economically by
using Coles Air Tight heaters. Saves
fuel, keeps fire 4s hours if wanted.
Uses soft coal