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Abilene weekly reflector., 1897-04-22
First published in the Abilene Weekly Re-
aector April ~, 1871
Publication Notice,
State Of Kansas to Emma Dlbble Austin,
Elizabeth Van Culin and NJ. J. Martz.

State OF Kansas to Emma Dlbble Austin,
Elizabeth Van Culn and NJ. j. Marta
You and each Of you vii! take notice that
], Gurney Fowler and W. caesar ny pialn-
ti,fs aid on the 18th day Of March 1887 file their
nctiton in the District court In and for DICK
,nson county state of Kansas against Mon
roe D. Herlngton, ct al rs defendants, setting
forth that defendants Monroe ID, Herlngt0n
md lime UerIngton, his WIFE executed ana
delivered a mortgage to Jhrvis-Conklln
Mortgage Trust Company ON the followlng
descrlbed land situated In the counties OF
Dickinson and Morris, and state OF hahsas'
tO.wit
Tic ives, hai and the northeast quarter
and the north half OF the soutneas. qun.r.ur qu.nan
nj seciion thirteen Q3), in township sixteen
flel south, OF range four (4) east, OF the slxth
princIpal meridian, except tract OF lqnd N
ihe northeast corner OF the said west nal! OF
thc snid section thirteen QU, described as iol.
lows. to-wit: beginning AT the. n0rtheast
corner of the northwest quarter OF silu sccs1
tI0n thirteen uD, thence west eleven nuiuroa I
and forty-two d,142) feet, thence south seven
hundred and thlrty-iive l73b) ieel, nnsmVo
east eleven hundred ana for,y-lwo hiiI 'e,,, eyn
thence north seven hundred ana thir'y-nso
i1a5) feet 10 the place of beginning ALSO, "
cent three acres In square form IN thc Norvn,
west corner OF the said northeast quarter u.
said aid section thirteen 1D, all In Dickinson
county Kansas, ri, ,oo,,o,
Also, the northwest quarter OF sectlons
eighteen Os), In township sixteen tl6) s0u.i, oi
range Ave (b east, Of the sixth prlhcipai
meridian, In Morris county, Kansas, ..
Containing In all six hundred ana nlheIyn
seven (6a1) acres, more or less, TO secure wy
payment of the sum Of fS,1O0OO according ~
certain note or bond referred 10 IN s,aiu
mortgage, and praying Judgment asalisHI
sajd defendants, Monroe d, llerlngton anu
,Jnne Herngton his wife, for the sum q
SS TOO.eO, now claimed to be due and unpaid,
with interest at ten per cent, erannam iron. ih
the FIRST day OF January, 1894, or that saiu
premises be sold, without appralsemeht "
lmy the same. That you must appear anu
answer said petition on or before the Dth day
Of June, 1897, or said petition will be taken as
true against you and each OF you and Q ludg-
ment for said amount and 4 decree forever
barring you OF any right, title or interest N
and TO said lands aft, II the sale thereof. VIII
be rendered against you, and II further
decree that sald lands be sold TO satisfy any
sum found TO be due the paintlif upon said
note and mortgage.
Witness my hand and official seal, this 10Th
day Of April, 1891. ,m,,
Clerk oi the District Court, Dickinson coun-
BY, Kansas.
ByP. II. lIALLECK, Deputy,
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LESS LIQUOR DRANK.
Government Report Contains Good News
for Advocates Of Temperance.

Government Report Contains Good News
for Advocates Of Temperance.
WASHINGTON, April 2O.-The inter-
national revenue receipts Of the United
States government for the last fiscal
year shows an increase of about one
per cent. in the income from the tax
on spirits, whereas the revenue from
the tax on malt and other fermented
liquors increased no less than six per
cent. The rates of taxation were not
changed, so that the increase in re-
ceipts corresponds with the expansion
Of the market for liquors taxed. These
figures seem to prove that the con-
sumption of spirits is not increas-
ing in the United States as fast as the
population.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1897-04-22

WASHINGTON, April 2o.-A movement
is understood to be in progress having
for its object the revocation Of that
part OF the civil service rules which
applies to the clerical force Of pension
agencies. The extension Of the rules
to the agencies became operative July
10, 1895, and under the provisions an
agent cannot remove an employe with
out the approval OF the commissioner
of PENSIONS
Abilene weekly reflector., 1897-04-22
SHOCKING MURDER CONFESSED
An Indian Territory boy Tells About the
Killing of Joel Mack.

An Inulhh IerrltOry bOy Iehs hpout VIZ
Killing Of Joel Mack.
INDEPENDENCE, Kan. April 20.-Frank
Oxford and his l6-year-old brother
in.law were arrested at Nowata, l.
T., and are now in Jail at Vinita
charged with the murder Of Joel
Mack, of this place, whose body was
found on the river bank near No
wata over two months ago. The boy
confessed and implicated Oxford. He
says he shot Mack and that Oxford cut
off his head. He told where the head
had been buried and upon examina-
ton 1t was found and was buried this
morning.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1897-04-22
office.

All persons holding due bills
against the firm Of Johntz 4 Lloyd
are requested to trade them out be-
fore May lst.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1897-04-22

The big grist mill Of Mathews q
sodasterong at Pawhuska, Ok, was
burned to the ground on the 18th.
Loss, $4,000; no insurance.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1897-04-22

| hereby certify that the foregoing Is q
true and correct list OF the bills allowed ut
the meeting of the City Council of the city
OF Abilene, State of Kansas, ut Its meeting In
slid city on Friday, April ., 1897.
&. c. WyANDT,
fspALl City Clerk.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1897-04-22
Lost,

L0St,
On the road from Abilene to Dillon
Wednesday, April IA, an overcoat.
Reward fer return to REFLECTOR Of
flee. 97-2&1c
Abilene weekly reflector., 1897-04-22
ABILENE, KAs,, April %, 1897.
BUTTER MARKET.

prices for creamery butter al. points nam
cd for week ending today: Dickinson county
price l1s cents less than New York; IN Genus
less than Chicago.l
CHICAGO Steady, creamery IL 14c, dairy
0@14.
NEW YoRK-s Steady western creamery l3c %
17c, Elgin lie. factory SO IN.
KANSAS CITY-Fancy separator and dairy
lower, serarator i8c, frsts Is, dairy Q @ H.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1897-04-22

hereby certify that the above Is n true
and correct report, to the bestSfmy knowl-
edge and belief WIN, j. GILES,
City Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me no.
tary public this 9th day OF April, 1897
lsEALl NJ. II. MALOTT,
Notary Public.
My commission expires April ., 1900
Abilene weekly reflector., 1897-04-22
Gen. Ewlns's Daughter Secures Damages

New York, April 2O-Mrs. Maria
Ewing Martin was awarded $1,000
damages from the Third Avenue Street
Railroad Co. for the death of her
father, Gen. Thomas Ewing, The gen
eral was knocked down and fatally in.
jured by a cable car on January 26,
1896. lie was formerly member of
congress from Ohio and was cousin
Of Secretary of State Sherman. Mrs.
Martin sued for $50, 900 damages
Abilene weekly reflector., 1897-04-22
BRYAN ON THE STUMP.
Fifteen Speeches to Be Made by Him in the
First Missouri District.

Fifteen SpeeVheH 10 De NIHUe Dy I11In 1u tHo
First Missouri District.
MACON, Mo-, April 2O.-Chairman
Sam B. Cook, of the state democratic
committee, the First district congress
sional committee and the chairmen OF
the ten county committees will meet
here Thursday to arrange for the con-
gressional campaign until June 1, when
the special election will be held. The
principal speakers will be W.. j. Bryan,
ex.Gov, Stone and Congressman Champ
Clark. Bryan will make Is speeches.
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Reasons Why Chamberlain c;li:, Chi.
era and rlarrhsea Remedy ]. The Es...

Reasons WY Chamberlain c;l.:, ch:.-
era and riarrhsea Remedy !, the Bes..
/. Because il afford. almost instant
relief IN ease 81 pain % the .tomach.
collie aud cholera mnrbu-
. Because It IL TIE only remedy
that never fails ia ihe most -evcfc
cases 81 dysentery and diarrh"ea
g. Because IL 81 th" only remedy
that viii ,urc chronic 'liarriora.
4 Because IL IL the only remedy
that will prevent bilious cole.
.. l.ecauze u H. Tho only remedy
that Will cure opid'Inir',l d1 SENTRY.
q. Because IL is tie only remedy
tliat eau Away be- depended upon tn
cAses IT cholero iniantum.
2. Because IL II tie most prompt
aud most reliable medicine ia usc fur
bowel complaints.
s. Because II produces no bad re-
suits.
.. Because II II pleasant and safe to
take.
~. Because IL las saved the lives
~ more people than any other medi-
cine Ia the world.
The - aud 5Ic sizes for sale by Anti
Omn0poly Drug store.
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Blood Poison.

Contagious B'ood Poison has been -
propriately called the curse IF mankind.
Il j. the one disease that physicians can
uot cure. their rnercurial aud potash
remedies on!y bottle up the poison IN
the system, 70 surely break forth IN 4
more yiYuIent form, resulting in q total
wreck # the system.
Dir. Frank =. Martin, a prominent
leweler 4 92o pcnsylvania Ave, Wash.
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liu itii-ii. from the ori9inal rec
ori- 81 toe war published hy tie Gos-
oruucut -hGg 'iiai "a, l.G Federal sol
dier- ,:i~'i ia prison, and ;n,l52 Con
Tolerate rho-e figures Will 20 "a long
way towaei nn-soring the charges of
ID treatment ~ often made by some
Northern ptpert The Confcderates
had 10 medicinc=, and little food for
Themselves the Federal government
had free Acce~> To- the markets Of the
world. The Federal Govern nent re-
fused repeated ofIrrs for an exchange,
aud the S0uthcru climate was harder
on the unaccIiuated than that Of the
Northern prison Aud still there WAS
only a difference Of four. Florida
Citizen.
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ingtcn DC. says;
! was for a long
time under treat
ment Of two of
the best physi
clans Of this city.
for a severe case
Of blood poison,
but my condition
grew wCTse all
the while, not
withstaudIng the
fact that they
charged me three
hundred dollars.
by mouth was
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hlIei With eating sores. my tongue vas
almost eaten away, 50 that for three
months was unable To taste any solid
tooA. Ny hair was coming out rapidly.
and vas in horrible fix. had tried
various treatments, and was nearly dis
couragcd, when a friend recommended
SIS. After had taken four bottles, /
hegau 10 get better, and when I had
finished eighteen bottles, was cured
sound and veil, my skin was without
blemIsh and have had no return Of
the diseasc. S.S.S.saved me from a life
Of Inisary." SIS. CgWarunfecd bnrcky
acgefable) will cure any case of blood
poIgon. EookR on fhcdiaenac
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Mr James ". Barco, the afI4tle reg
isier # the gainesville Land Office.
was b Ocaia Is.ss Tuesday.
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ths isfe ~ ~ vfsAesf Otala Esnner.
Congressman Davis IL making one
~ the BEST representatives this dir
trict has ever had. He s. Away II
his post 81 duty anxious ~ 10 anything
possible b. advance the inirest- VI the
people Of Florida. Mr. Davis f. tie
right man IN the right place, aud fof a
young member, Il perhaps the most
influential man In the lower house 81
congress The pcopl" 81 thl- district
are proud ~ their representative.
gainesville Sun,
ia contradiction a. the argument
aud opinion advanced by ihe EAlii-
more Manufaeturers' Record tho Bal
timore Granite Cutter Journal FAYE
"it u not safe a. pa. ton much rell-
ance Ia the expected good effects III
the tariff bill, either a. pauacel for
present Ills or even relief from them.
All the tariff bills that can hc paced
will not add la the amount ~ money
Ia circulation; aud without hn in-
crease la the volume 81 the purcli--
Ing power, il being already sadly COM
tFacted, how can peopl" buy Ihi-
seems 10 be- lost sight Of, although IT i-
the principle method by which even "a
tariff bill can he made fully operative
and Ia any SENSE IA boon IA the ~ofk-
Ing elaSses."
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and It's treat
nt. mailed
free ~ Swift
peeiGc Co.,
atlanta Ga.
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find that since the at.ove estimated
rr-DuFce1 yer. maze. Which In9iIties
twrlYe months. the following acao1ili-
have i,resi Collected
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ne Rszs Ygk San iIss Gselarsfl t..at
hereafter il will sssaelzts ifse,f ara
tbe re- psbllc4n party. TIE k9a re
hen r4FsdiBg ~ demoesz'ie ei1,ifss
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o. carry.
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Under yfO5,er sys'srn = lf'fil'if'a
nDd sEeiaDge, au averszs DftE3 besfs
labaf d4y wDgii pfo>ioe'- ~ a's4o-
dance b, sBpg5y Al material want
Under present. sy-t ems tfa's.e Ui4o ~
the hardest NOrk. never have sloazI..
The wage slave, when fully eInpiDs 81
l. insgfiieienlly supplied sith ihe 'r5"4-
fll.,n nsa.s-.l.a re. II liz
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k'v se-7-e between port Tampa key W->t asa
-,s-4lltv ig2ve Pogt Tampa b p r.- Masdsy an.i
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except sunday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-21

Frodr1ca Lamb, Becil and Bonnie FAIR.
Annie. Matte and Fannie Shotwell. Mae
Anderson. Edna and Janney Davidson,
Annie Donald.
Messrs. John Brtton, Arthur Owens.
David Pcrdue. David Wiltshire, Jack
johnson, Allen Petugrew, Lee Davidson,
Howard and Ernest Lowell Bernard and
Duval Robertson. John Friend. Cabell
Moody, Clarence Walden. Charlie Durham,
Elvin NOrvei Charlie Page. willie Pat
terson, John Shotwell. Noryen Belts
NOT YET CAUGHT
AS vet the detectives and policemen
have been unsuccessful In finding the
party OF six robbers, one or whom was
shot on the Southern railroad, opposite
Forest Hill Park, wednesday mSht.
chief OF Police James a. Lipscomb says
II IS conceded that these men are
regularly organized gang and the same
who have been depredaing on the South
ern and other roads. The wounded prs
oner pretcnds not TO know the names OF
the other men. ,.>,
The lower end OF HUI street IS still torn
I'D awaiting action either by the Rich
mOnd Railway and Electric company or
the City Council Street Committee. Inc
city about two weeks ago thIouth it9
engineer. j. A. Lipscomb, claimed that
breach OF contract had been MADE III the
work being done on the north end or me
street and the work was ordered to be
stopped -,., 49,.
timber used under the rails and the COM
pany claimed that the timber was DO ac-
rordance with the contract and that ~ had
done as much as II could. CONTIGUOUS
Albright and Mittendorf have been wait
ing 10 put down the remainder OF the new
pavement. which is only two or thfee
squares. but the railway company "oIk
is incomplete.
The having contractors have been order
Cd TO put the pavement down COMMENCING
next Monday. regardless Of the railway
cOmpanys work.
The city Attorney has been instructed
10 pursue such a course as he considers
proper to compel the company 10 comply
with what the city authorizes CONSIDER
the contract terms.
Board will be held next Tuesday. when u
As expected the teachers for the coming
session will be elected. a fun nine months
session will he held
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
The tobacco and corn crop I'm the upper
part Of Chesterfield will doubtless be a
very good one this year. The tobacco
crop in Glover Hi appears TO be a better
ono than has been seen in that district
for years.
Miss Annie Brown is visiting friends in
Petersburg.
Mrs. J. w. Bcvin and family left Man
chester yesterday for Selma, n. C., to
visit friends.
Mr.. J. b. Blanton. OF Blackstone, IS
visiting friends and relatives In this city.
Miss Lucille Barrett is quite ill at her
home in Buchanan street.
Miss Nannye Mann. OF Baltimore, IS
visiting the Misses Crooks on Perry
street.
Mr. r. H. Bowen entertained his friends
with a Brunswick stew at his fathers
farm, near Drewry's Mansion. yesterday.
The stew was cooked by Mossrs. Joe
Brown and Ben Riggans and every one
had most delightful time.
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SCHOOLS.
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Monroe Park. Richmond Va
SD SessiOn-Sspi. 2OIh to June 10th,

UNIVERSITY ard COLLEGE RECORD
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teen higher institutions tsee Od'ai'5De
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UNIVERSITY OF vIRGINIA-,ls,e-' 81 /:
4 Degrees. - Diplomas: lN's, ~ 10 ~,
q Diplomas y Of the ~ a. VI 'n0
year.
v NJ. I.-1sss-'s9. ( Graduation Degrees.
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1861, "a Jackson-Hope Medal WIN -
j. G.. and l.. s. Of the captains /
Lieut. ~
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stand iu IS ..,,.,.,.
TECHNICAL SCHOOLS and UNlVlk55
SITES representatives, bla9u a'0'' 70
+. r. degrees Nehigh and Corneh
For Course Of study. yearly AateH y,
uent Terms. etc. apply TO MUh%1 NJ
" GUIRE. Attorney, 80 tham1ger OF Ions
merce, or 10 JOHN j. MHOll'H' ii'i'0'-
ual.
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II Southern
IN Railway.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 90. 1891.
TRAINS LEAVE hlCHMOND, VA.
400 A. NJ. No. H. Southern Express.
daily Tor Atlanta. Augusta and points
sonth. Sleeper Richmond TO Dan,
vile, Greensboro. SALISBURY, ana
Charlotte Sleeper open al Wv
+. NJ.
Connects at Danvllle, Salisbury.
and Charlotte With .hs Washington
and Southwestern Limited no. sd,
carrying sleeper New York 10 Ashe-
Vile. Hot Springs, Chattanooga and
Nashville. New YORK ~ Memphis,
New York TO New orleans. New
York 10 Tampa. ana nrst-class day
Memphis. Connections are made
for all points in Texas aud Califor-
MIA. Sleeper open for OCCUPANCY at
L. 90 noon, NJ. :. sond train daily Tor
Charlotte. ". C.. connects az Nose
ley with Earmgille and Powhatan
railroad. AZ keysvilie for Ciarks-
vile. oxford, HenSeraon, and Dur
ham, Raleigh, and WINSTON Salem.
States fast mail. solid train. daily
Which carries sleepers New York 10
New Orleans aud New York 10 Jack
sOnyiile. Through Sleeper Salisbury
10 Nashville via Chattanooga also
Pullman tourist sleeper every We'd
nesday Wash ington to san Fran
cisco without change.
400 r. NJ. No. H. local. daily. except
Sunday Tor Keysyille and interme-
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
6SjP n. from Atlanta. Augusta. Ashe-
VILE and Nashville.
$40 A. NJ, From k,ysville;
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS
Nos. 81 and g.. between Manchester and
keapolis. Va