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New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF WEDNESDAY. AUG 4. 1901.
ARRIVED.

| PORT OF w-YoRK-wEDNEsDAY. AUG. I. 1901.
ARRIVED.
swansea 81 with mdse to Arke! Co. Arrived at
Hampton Roads August B. in ballast II Winchester
& rr to & Se RobasoS d a' Lih July 10 and Dund..
20 with mdse to Simpson. Spence 4 Young Arrived at
steamer vsilancia Mcintosh Vera cTSz July - TaIi 15
Havana 81 with mise and % passengers to Jas Z Ward
&c. ArIs & al S an ,' aub N stettn tn July 49, cOpsn
hagen 20 chrisania - and chrstansand -, % WIN T mis-
Co. Arrived at ihe Bar at e 80 D., ,n,, ., ana
southampton 2s with mdse IsS cabin i62 storage
passengers oelrichs Co. Arrived at the Bar at o'
A%e5rqR r g5Sn Bq!s RG,tSrdnm m Igy S ~
a1 n ds sii1'' m to NAnas0'0'A 60, A'''ssa ." "y
Rio Janero IL and St Lucia Is with mdse to John
nens sf ne & Bar Couch July 10
passengers to Shpton Green Arrived the Bar aio
Steamer Iroquois Kembe jacksonville August and
Charleston ?, with mdse and passengers to william
steamer Old Dominion. Bskeman. Richmond and Nor
sandy Hook: Ags T. s'4' p m-wind southwest; mod
crate breeze: cloudy
Steamer orizaoa Downs. Havana and TampIco-J
steamer P-nz Regent Lupold CGer Walter Bremen.
via Southampton-oelrichs 60:
steamer BSron ;Br. Oils Pernambuco. Bahia etc
ste Steamer washington Ger. Dinkage Fushins-Guss
steamer Normannia Ger. Barends. Hamburg.
Plymouth ard & S Maarv Line Co.
| steamer Vesper. sweeney. Phladelphia-wiiliam
steamer y sol Mason; Sec orsans-I Van sskl:
steamer steamer Baeaed % charles: Bamore Foster
Steamer Steamer Boaz Norfok and Se%po News.
0's Ship Honolulu dsr Dexter. sydney. S w-R W
| Cameron q co ,. ~, 60 .
Ship Henry HYDE scribner san Francisco-Flins
Bark Alice. Swain Wellington & Auckland-Arnoid
! Schooner cavalier tBr). Dean, Port Prince-Ebs'
Co.
Steamers St Paul for Southampton; Majestic Pr Liv-
erpooI Friesand d'egl, Antwerp Fl Sol New oreansj
Newport News; orizata Hayana etc, Alamo Gslyssion:
George George W clyde Jacksonville city Of Kingston d
Port Antonio.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Genoa. July si~sailed steamer Turkish Prince '''h
i'hsr Hsyr. Aux. iMsailed steamer Francois Arago Fn
shields Aus s.-saed. steamer oraisesrn d'r,. Kirk
Via Hamburs. Aug s-Arved steamer Astrakhan tI'r,
M1nS A%'"ssS SlS ys1s Ass ARRIVED steamer A''a"''' %
"e Genoa Aug Arrived steamer Oregon (BD. FORTH
Shanghai Aug ARRIVED. steamer Hardwiek HAN
| QBr) Barclay. New-iork .. cn......., ,n,,.,,
| Van der Zee for Rotterdhin ,,> ss..
borne New-York for Amsterdam psihan' '"e''
| Wschausen, New-York for Flushins ..-- ,..,.
southampton Aug T. ~ m-Arrived steamer fari~
Watkins, New-York. 49,, r4.,..ho.., ,,oru
sailed p m-stesmer Trave 'Ger,. rhaisnhor''' ITO"
Bremen for New-York 80, ... ,..,..,,
! DUTCH. stenger. New-fork c,., px,
Glasgow, Aug ARRIVED, steamer NHSassa '"'
Boothby. New-York for Mov.lle s., ~, ,,..,,,o,
Naples Aug 3-Sailed. steamer SCOTIA tnr, haH"''"
Marseiies etc for New YORK
Liverpool Aug 4-Sailed steamer Teutonc tbr), CAM
| Nrw-NOrk
81 Michaels. Aug 3-Arrived. steamer Astraea u"'
| from Huelva for New-York Uor coaD
london Aug ARRIVED. steamers Congo (Br). JoneA
Boston. Mobile (Dr). Layland. New-iork.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
DOBBS FERRY.

The directors Of the Dobbs Ferry Bank will hold
a special meeting to appoin; a cashier TO hll the
vacancy caused by the death OF George Carter
Todd. 1t is said that there are twenty candidates
for the place.
The children OF Zion Episcopal Church Sunday
school of Dobbs Ferry and Hastings held their
annual excursion Pleasant Valley y-on-the- tiud-
son Yesterday. fhe affair was In charge OF the
Rev r. NJ Berkeley, rec tor of the church
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
MAILER HONORABLY DIscHARGED

Coroner Hoeber and n jury yesterday held an
inquest touching the death Of Mrs Augusta
Mahler. who on Monday morning died from
pistol wound IN her fat Al No M2 West Forty
second-st. Her husband. Angus, Mailer who IS
employed IN Frank s Ives's billiard rooms at
Broadway and Fort y-second-st. arrested at the
time and cC'rri''rd TO the Tombs. The Jury yes
terday without .eayng their seats found verdict
OF suicide, and Mnhler was hOnorably DISCHARGED
number Of witnesses testified 10 ais excellent
character
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
DIR. SEYyER'S FAREWELL.

DR. Joseph II. Senncr the retiring Commissioner
" immigration al this port yesterday posted A
farewell letter 20 his subordnates in the Barge Of
fee In Il he thanks the members OF the Immigra-
ton force for their efficient work during the four
years and four months he has been nj the head OF
the bureau. and expresses the hope that the Tines
of public policy marked out under my administra- a.
tion may be continued 10 the credi, and welfare OF
tho rubiic service and our country as well"
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
THE CONTPOILER ON HIS VACATION

Controller Fitch went 10 the Adirondacks yestar-
day expecting 10 be absent from the city month.
He will spend his vacation In camp near Owls
Head devoting most of his time to fishing. The
CortroIler Is an expert and enthusiastic angler
and dearly loves to see trou: jump at his n.y.
Irinnnce nenartmcnt In Mr.. Fitchs absence.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
B0OTH-TrcKER GOING TO LoyDoy

Commander Booth-Tucker. Of the Salvation Army
will start for London to-day on the steamer Nor
MAMMA. lie goes 20 lay his plans for colonization
IN America before General Bolth.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
VIEW WORLDS HALF-HILE RECORD

Scranton. Penn. Aug. A new worlds half mile
unpaced tandem record. flying start made by
Ralph Gregory and hen Keller Of this city to-
day. Their time 0:55is; best previous record.
0:55 40 The record will stand, the attempt was
made under z regular l.. A. W. sanction.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
AT RIDGEWOOD PARK TO-DAY.
MANY ENTRIES FOR THE TRACK AND FIEI

MANY ENTTTES TKAVK md FIELD
GAMES UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE
IRISH NATIONAL ALLIANCE
The track and Geld games be held under the
auspices OF the Irish National Alliance at Ridge
wood Park. Brooklyn. this afternoon promise to
he "A big The entries. which exceed one
hundred. include practically all the athletic cham
pons in training For the 0O-yards dash the scratch
Is the international champion and worlds rec
ord holder. Bernard j. Wefers. New-York Athletic
Club. who Will be opposed by such speedy rivals as
Il. Don Hoffman. University OF Pennsylvania Zone
yarll Tom Burke, Boston University 1.-TWO yards):
Charles a. Suzer. New-Jersey Athletic Club -four
yards). and eighteen others. The prizes for this
and other contests arc handsome and valuable.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
sHE TAuPERED WITH THE BOOKS

Boston. Aug. Determination OF Messrs Goldman
IL Codman's books has been completed and a short
age has been found which convnces the firm thar
the books had been tanpsrsd with by their lat.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 90 Sunset 7:ll Moon ms:l2 Moons aSs
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-Sandy Hook - Gov. Island 006 He'll Gate be
PM-sandy Hook 1910 Gov Island i2:55 He'll Gate 2:%s
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05

bookkeeper Miss Alice Barrett. II is believed that
the shortage will not exceed $500 or 5000.
Miss Barrett is the young woman who was found
dead in the office Of the firm two weeks ago. nav
ing committed suicide by shooting after she had
attempted to burn some OF the books Of her EN-
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05

lished at cost of s27 900 to the State He expects
to write nine more and hopes to turn them ou. ~
a more rapid rate than the two already compie'eo'
He Is now thirty-ive years Old
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
SIXTH AVENUE, 10Th TO 2lST STREET.
Announcements A
Henry A. Daniels. NJ. D.,

~ West s3h 81.
Impairments OF the Nervous System ard all important
cases. Hours to !. 3 to &
Z. & W. Pocantico, Nakodas. r. q W.
Both new effects In high banded collars
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05

Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Bros dwdj.
Thirty second and broadway.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-07-15
CARLTON.

Mrs, French returned home last
week from an extended visit with
friends and relatives in Pennsylvania
and New York.
R. NJ. White of Abilene was looking
after mill interests at this place last
Tuesday.
VIM. and Jesse Medley left last
Monday for western Kansas.
Messers. Hoffman and Etherington
Of Abilene were transacting business
in Carlton last Tuesday.
Miss Mary Medley had a runaway
last Monday while going to the cheese
factory.
Mr.. Keso and George French are on
the sick list.
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DONEGAL.

Elder Jesse Engle of Abilene spent
Sunday here.
C. Hoffman was out from Abilene
last week looking after his interests
here.
Martha Hoffman has gone to Salina
to visit friends.
Misses Mary Forney and May
Barcus returned to Abilene after a
pleasant week with Miss Edith Holf-
man.
With 5 inches of rain Oh the 3rd
and another inch on 9th, the pros
poets for good corn crop are hatter-
ing and farmers in general are happy.
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MOONLIGHT.

The wheat is much better quality
than was expected.
j. ). Hoover has fitted up hi,
brothers threshing outfit and vii
run it this season.
Mrs. Brandt has just recovered from
severe attack of the cramps of the
stomach.
D. H. Brechblll lost a fine young
horse last week, cause not known.
Grandpa Brechbill and wife have
moved to their sons home.
Klaus Kiemer has been on the sick
list.
Albert Waterstradt who has been
sojourning in Nebraska is one of j. S.
Hoover's thresher feeders.
Mary Engle who has been in Penn
sylvania for the past few years is on
her way back to sunny Kansas.
Annie Sheets will start Friday for
Tabor, Iowa, where she enters for
mission work
Ezra Sheets is running the engine
for Hoover's outfit.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

\. W. Morse, Of Manchester, was
in town.
Mrs. Alex. McFoyle, Of Garfield,
went to Kansas City.
James Leonard was county seat
visitor from Navarro.
P. l.. Jennings and G. M. Stevens,
of Chapman, was in the city on bust
ness.
James Mcmillan, one of the
county's best teachers, was up from
Chapman.
lIiland Southworth left Sunday for
Vermont for a months outing and
business trip.
DR.. S. O'Donald returned to Ohio
after visit with Mr.. and Mrs. W. S.
Stambaugh.
Miss Bertha Hoover is visiting
friends in Abilene this week. [salina
Republican.
Rev. II. II. Nottorf and W. y. Not
tori, father and brother Of +. h.
Nottori are visiting him,
Mrs. White, who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor, returned
to her home in New Jersey.
W. II. Staatz, Of Enterprise, who
seems foreordained to be the next
treasurer Of the county, was in the
city.
Miss Stella Ball returned this after
noon from Cambridge, HIS, and
Tennessee where she has been visit
ing.
Supt Humbargar joined the editor
ial excursion to Wisconsin and will
disport himself in the surf of Lake
Michigan.
j. j. Schneider of Detroit returned
from a months stay in Denver where
he sold car OF fine Kansas horses at
good prices.
Mr., and Mrs. b. l.. Strother left to
Join an editorial excursion bound for
The Delles in eastern Wisconsin and
will be away two weeks.
Mrs. T. b. Wilson left for Colorado
after visit here. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson will spend the summer at the
halfway house on Pixies Peak, where
they wear heavy wraps, sleep under
blankets and are comfortable.
j. K. Lane Of the Monitor left on an
editorial excursion to a summer lake
resort in Wisconsin along with other
plutocrats Of the press. John has
seen pictures in the papers Of women
in bathing suits and is taking this
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INDUSTRY.

A much needed rain fell here Friday
night.
This vicinity missed the heavy rain
of the preceding week with which the
southern part of the county was
favored and the early corn was be.
ginning to suffer.
Miss Bertha Hardy who has been
attending college in New York for
the past two years is at home visiting
her parents during vacation.
Miss Edna Maloney Of Aida visited
friends in this vicinity Sunday.
Rev. Donaldson of Clay Center was
unable fill his appointment at Green
ridge Sunday. Rev. Hardy filled the
vacancy.
Jerry Fleagla is again suffering
from an attack of sore eyes which
prevents him from working.
Many of the young people of this
place attended the celebration at
Abilene, July 9th.
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CHAPMAN

The many friends of our popular
merchant, j. NJ. Clifford, will be glac
to know that he is on the road to re-
covery after severe attack OF malar.
ia fever
On Saturday eveninga man named
Harwood, employed by I. Ryan, hit
man cutting an ugly cash.
There was heavy rain here Satur-
day morning.
The children's operetta given in
Assembly hall Saturday was well rem
dered but poorly attended. The Con-
gregaticnal Ladies Aid society spent
much time in drilling 30 to 10 children
and preparing their costumes.
Mrs. Hannibal Stanley and children
left Saturday for Bunker Fill, their
new home, and where Mr.. Stanley is
section boss.
Rev. Father Leary returned from
a trip to Baltimore, Maryland His
brother, the youngest of a family of
l3, was ordained a priest of the Order
of Jesuits. The good father enjoyed
the ancient historic associations with
which Baltimore is rich to the earnest
Catholic.
A telegram received Wednesday
conveyed the sad intelligence that H,
M. Hoffman died suddenly at his
home in Denver at 1.30 a. m. July
18th from heart failure. Mr.. Hotf-
man lived at Chapman % years ago,
when it was known as Chapman
station and consisted of one store and
the depot. Afterwards he engaged in
business in Leavenworth and Kansas
City. He returned to Chapman in
1898 and kept a store for dry goods
and groceries. In 1896 he went to
Colorado out of consideration for
Mrs. Hoilman's health. Two sons
are living in Denver
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First published In the Abilene Weekly Re.
Hector July lj A, u. 1891
Publication Notice,

To Daniel h. Ferguson, Edwin Morrison,
Malinda Morrison, Frank w. Chesebro,
and Frank W, Chcsebro sole administers
tor of the estate Of Robert Chaplin, de-
ceased.
You and each Of you are hereby notified
that you and each of you have been
sued In the district court Of Dick
inson county, state Of Kansas, by
John Conoyer, by his petition filed In said
court ON the nth day Of June, A. D. 1891, In
an action there pending In which the said
John Con0ver Is plaintllI and you and each
Of you and Mary Mcliae and Byron Engle,
are defendants, and that you and each OF
you must answer said petition on or before
| the first day Of September A. D. 1891, or the
same will be taken rs true and Judgment
will be rendered against you and each OF
you, adjudging the sum Of sl5iOO6 with inter-
| est at the rate OF II per cent, per annum on
| 1880 from the first day OF March, A, D. 1887,
| less the sum Of 1900 interest paid, and on
| 1908 of said sum from the 10th day Of April,
A. u 1891, to be a first lien upon the following
described real estate situated in Dickinson
county state OF Kansas, towiti
The south half OF the southwest quarter
| (sw "A Of section eleven an In township SIX
/ teen (l8) south, Of range three 90 east Of the
9Th Z. NJ, containing eighty C'0l acres, more
or less, and further Judgment Will be rem
dered that unless said lien he paid by day
certain said real estate be appraised and
sold as provided by law and the proceeds be
applied 10 the payment Of said lien, and that
upon such sale you and each OF You and all
persons claiming under, through or by You
| since the commencement Of this action be
| forever barred from claiming any interest
| In, title TO or liens upon said premises
r. T., DEWEY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Attest GEORGE II SMITH
lsEAL1 Clerk Of the District Court,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-07-15
DILLON.

Alb Dillon and wife passed through
here en- route to their farm a few
miles south of town,
Born, July II, to Mr.. and Bert
Sadorris, boy.
Mrs. Reese visited in Kipp the
latter part of last week.
Frank Trauger and wife of Rine-
hart were in town Monday.
Charley Murphy spent Sunday at
home with his parents.
l. j. Bath and family left Saturday
for Toronto, Canada, to spend July.
Mrs. j. H. Snyder is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. J. W. Brown of Man
chester.
Ed Hockler of Tampa was in town
Monday writing up insurance.
Milt Moslcy went to Kansas City
with hogs the first of the week.
Ed Beemer made a business trip to
Herington Monday.
Walter Meek is the first to be
through threshing in this neighbor-
hOod
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-07-15
RINEHART.

While with a threshlng outfit few
miles east of here Oliver Walker had
leg broken in two places by being
caught in the machine.
The Lutheran church council met
here last Sunday, Messrs Pierce,
Jennings and Lowry being out from
Chapman. The hour of preaching
was changed to the afternoon.
Miss Maggie McFerren of Newbern
visited friends in this vicinity Sunday
last.
A dairyman from Junction City in
spected the workings of the cheese
factory last Saturday.
Leroy Hoyt was caller in our
neighborhood last Saturday.
Farmers are through harvesting.
The wheat is excellent and the fine
rains have made the corn boom.
M. L. Baughey has rented the
Wilson farm for 81.
Mrs. Clarence Taylor and son
Albert and James Coverdill each
possesses new wheel.
Mrs. Middleton and daughter Of
Woodbine visited with Mrs. Ms
sister, Mrs. Will Taylor, last Thurs
day.
Henry Pottle has fine crop of
apricots this season.
Arthur Murphy made trade for
fine pony last week.
Some young men who are in the
habit deepening the school house door
on the Sabbath and leaving it so
had better 60 little slow in the
future.
W. L. Lowry of Chapman called on
friends in this vicinity last Sunday
and Monday.
F. Trauger was up from Herington
last week and took the samples of
milk down to be tested by the new
steam tester.
The Hollinger brothers began with
their new threshing outfit at Walter
Hollinger's last Tuesday.
Emil Hoffman has finished his plow-
ing for large fall crop.
Miss Nell Thisler is with her sister,
Mrs. Walter Hollinger.
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HOLLAND.
A good rain was welcomed here
Friday night.

A good rain was welcomed here
Friday night.
A goodly number of our young
folks celebrated Independence Day in
Abilene and report fine time.
Born, July 6, to MIR. and Mrs j,
T. Ryan, of Holland, a son.
Miss Lydia Schneider of Detroit
who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Lee Long, returned home last
week.
Mrs. Blanche Hobson is seriously
i'll at the home Of her father A..
Taylor Of Jefferson township.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Rogers
of Lyndon, Usage county, a son. Mrs.
Rogers was formerly Miss Cora
Schriver of this place.
Mrs. Michael Ryan and son of De-
troit visited with j. 7. Ryan and
family Sunday and Monday.
Miss Sue Bell, who has been at
tending the normal in Abilene return
ed home Friday and will rusticate on
the farm few weeks.
Invitations are out for the wedding
Of George Horning and Miss Anna
Beier at the home Of the bride,
Thursday at Up. m.
Children playing with matches set
fire to the oat stacks at j. /. Ryan's
Monday afternoon of this week. 1t
had made considerable Roadway be-
fore discovered and had it not been
for the timely assistance of neighbors
and the fact that the wind was in the
north the barn, granary, cattle shed
and all other outbuildings would
have been destroyed.
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BANNER CITY.

Mrs. Blanche Hodgson Of Oklahoma
who is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor, is dangerously i'll and
chances for her recovery are doubtful
Mrs. II. Jensen left last week for
Smolan her future home.
Mrs. Aydelott is improving though
slowly.
Miss Lula Hull is on the sick list.
John Hills has returned from the
west and thinks more OF this part OF
the country than ever.
Fred Gleason left for Smolon where
he has accepted position on the
railroad.
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A. B. ROSE & co.,
Successors to MCDONALD.
trip to see II they are correct.

W 70 SVU II UI1Uy HTU CUTTUUU.
Mrs, j. M. Fisher accompanied by
her son Ralph, Of Ann Arbor, Mich,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Johntz
and renewing Abilene acquaintance.
She is on her way to Durango,
Mexico, where Mr.. Fisher is running
a big rancho and prospecting.
See the Milwaukee before buying a
mower, at Hodge Bros.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-07-15

RITTER MARKET.

Prices for creamery butter at points nam
ed for week ending today Dickinson county
price 4 cents less than New York; IA cents
less than Chicago
KANSAS CTY-fancy separator ln4, ilrsts
II a Il, dairy Toe
CnIoAdo-Weak, creamery II q liAc, dairy
ga Ne,
NEW Y0RK- Western creamery II q 15llc.
Elgln 15Ac, factory to lOc steady.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-07-15
Thq Re1eltor's County News.
REPORTED BY SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS.
wooDB1NE.

Misses Loeb and Baumbaugh and
Messrs Hostetter and Baumbaugh
all of Moonlight were here Tuesday
as the guest Of Mrs. G. G. Gillett.
H. W. Mitsch went south on bust
ness Tuesday.
MIR. Otto Brueggen and family have
moved in town and are now located
in the Fengel property east of the
creamery.
Mrs. Con. Fields has been visiting
her brother. H. W. Mitsch.
Fred Moore is quite sick with a
fever,
Miss Marcia Pierce of junction CITY
is visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs G. G. Gillett expect to
start to Colorado next Sunday. Mr..
Gillett will probably return soon but
Mrs. Gillett will remain during the
hot weather. Miss Kern of Abilene
will accompany them.
Will Smith and Theodore Watson
attended the ball game at Herington
Tuesday.
Arthur Wolf returned from Okla.
homa Monday.
Fred Volkman and Henry Fengel
were doing business in Abilene Mon
day.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-07-15
Today's Stock Market.

Special to the Reflector.
KANSAS CRY, July IA, 10 a. m. The
stock market for today reported by
the Charles Dixon Commission com.
pany is as follows:
Cattle, receipts 5000; strong.
Hogs, receipts l4,O0O; top 1926,
bulk 1913 to 1925; stronger.
CHICAGO REPORT.
Cattle, receipts 5000; steady.
Hogs, receipts $4,000; lights
strong, others weak.
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10 DAY
SPECIAL

You'll think a cyclone has struck our
prices when you call and see US. We don't
intend to carry over anything from summer,
that's the reason Of our cyclone sale.
Come and see our modern method system
of cleaning up. The cost Of the goods has
nothing to do with our prices the question is
what price is required to move out every last
piece and make room for complete stock of
New Fall and Winter Goods-the largest you
have ever seen in the old
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-07-15
ENTERPRISE.

The mills at this place are running
day and night and five more men put
to work.
The family of Z. C. Ginder has
moved from Marquette and occupy
the Nelson house on Bridge street.
Miss Ethleyn Loeb was visiting
friends in Hope and Woodbine the
first part of the week.
The Republicans held their prelim-
mary primary in the opera house
Monday. They hold the regular next
Thursday
Mrs. Malone and daughter were up
from Herington visiting friends and
relatives here last week.
The Milwaukee chain drive mower
has given the most perfect satisfac-
ton. See il at Hodge Bros.