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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-05
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SdOn Der beibnii1e 9aiier, Sultan
Der Mpoltat. 9laubte oas Gbriitsntbum
nit Sillfe Der Siilfs Der S9ule aus.
rotten au tonnen. Gr idloB bic Gbri.
item bonn yeiuhe Der s6uIen aus, in
Der Sonnuns, bic llnpiienbeit lperoe
alsoann nit benz Gbriiisntbum bale
%aufrdumen.
Seit Der Reformation niro basIelbs
Wsittsl wieoerum esssn bic STRIDE in
a%nipenoung gebradt uno 3tpar init
aroBem GrfOlse. seltiibt aui ben @runo.
iab: User bic Sdule bslibt. Der be.
ltst Die 3utunit."
Die tatboliide Sugeno ipirb niht
mebr BON ben SduIsn ausseidloNem,
lonoern aenOtbiat. bic Sdulen Der
Nnoersaldubi9en gu beIuden. in Der
Sohnuna. oaB oisie S1ulen ibnen
ben lebten Sropfen iatboliiben glutes
allsprelen weroen. ,Sn allen liberalen
Staaten Suropa's bOfit man mie bel
ms in Nmerita, burb bic religions
loien Staatsidulen bic perbaBte Wadt
Der Stride 81, breden; uno al oieIem
3lped bot man bort Der Stride bic
S6ulen entriiien uno bieieIben in
StaatsIhulen umgspanoelt. SIT es
oa elm Wunoer. baB bel uns proteltau-
ten uno unaldubise. tpelde MIR auf
Die @usrottun9 Der Stride iinnen, unIer
RELATIONSHIPS Sdulweien als bic alor=
reidiie Sniiitution oieIes 2anoes be.
trahten?
yon oieier 8efabr ideinen piele 9a=
tbo!ltsn nod teine abnuna 81 baben.
6tr glementarihulsn miro aQerbinas
plel 9etban. aber bic Notbpeuoiateit
tatboliider Goleaisn fir bobere Dill
ouns ideint nod tpenis setannt Al
Iein.
Mie arob in oieisr Siniidt Der Hotb=
itanb lit, in wsl9em bic tatboliIde
Stride bier3ulanoe iid beiinbet, aebt
bsrpor aus ben itatiitiibsn Qn9aben,
melde Muffin S'MaIep in Der syuni=
Summer Der v@atbolic Worlo" per=
Ohentlidt bat.
Semauiolge 9ibt es in ben Ser.
Staaten 422 Gol.aien uno uniosr.
litdtsn. bon oenen allsroinss iaum 100
oielen Namen p%sroienen. bic iibriaen
limb nur So6idulen. Sic gsiammt=
aabl bleier nibt.iatboliidsn SodIduIen
belduft lid auf 634.
Sn 81 oisisr nidt-fatboliihen Cole
aien uno unipsrlitdten beiinoen iid
ihon 1852 tatbOliide Stuoenten.
Wie arob piro crit Die ,3abl oerIelben
in GA FOLDER 4nitalten iein2
Na6 S%ofmann's Directory fir 1897
mir so ioaenannte tatboliIde
olle9ien nit IA. 1852 Stuoenten. Sa
aber 3tpei Srittel b%erislben Iid erlt in
ben TorbereitunssilaKen b%efnoen, 70
uns MIR AGA Gtuoeuten fir
80 6oleaien iibri9. g9ie tonnsn
mir olele Sauo upll iatbOliider Stu.
in u~nieren 9nltalten ueraleiden
nit Der un3abl. bic iid in %protenan-
boberen Sdulsn beiinosn?
Wenn iih in 81 FOLDER nidt.tatbos
Gole9isn i6on l452 tatboliIde
S4iiler befinoen, 10 mub Iid In 634
@nltalten Die 3abl tatbulilter
auf "a. 200 %belaufen.
User tam ii3 oa nod wunosrn, be6
bic 3abl Der iatbpliidsn 8~ebilostsn,
nod prattiide aatbulitsn limb,
10 aerln9 1T? Sn ben %rsli0ionslolen
Sbulsn berribt Elm r%sliaionsloier
8eilt iopobl untsr ben Stuosnten ais
llnter ben Sebrern. g8ie lam Elm un=
STUDENT bisie psroerblide
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-05
gaxettinreer waaetts; piematao. >em 5. aalt 1898.

gum gtel lott befommen, nun mill man
ibm ben Seller aud nod bonn Maul
abledsn. Der alte Bob Snaeriol fam
oann auf Serieu perreiien poer per=
relBer. "Sepp" in Der ,Yalt. 3atb.
Woltsseitun9".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-05

baben iid in grober Sabl nit Yankees
perbeiratbet in olge Der @Ieid-
belt Der Sprade.
es 1T oaber i'm Snterefie Der Stride,
Die Tlelbeit Der Sprate in ben Ser.
Staatert 81 %beipabren, welde in feline,
gSeiie Der Ginbeit Der Nation fbaoet,
oenn Der Gin9epanoerte Iernt ia neben
ieiner Wutteripra6s aud bi. Sprate
Der nellen Seimath. Nu1 fam es
tpobl einem Sanoe ni6t bel idaoen,
tpenn es piele Sitr9er bat, tpelde meb=
rere Spra6en reoen, benin jsoe Sprade
1T elm SdaB Der 9ilouu9 uno ieoe er=
Ofnet ibrem SeIiber nslle 8eli9tstreiie.
aua peiB jeoer 8sIebrte tp~enisftens
cine fremoe Sprahe.
Gum SaluIie m0dten mir es pa-
gen, 81 b%ebaupten, oaB ipenn Die Sir
ldnoer niht bic Sprahe ibrer 8orfab-
rem oer9enen bdtten, tp1ren iie berte
oas mldtigite Glement Der Ser Staa-
ten, unh Die tatboliide Stride piiroe
beute anitatt 10 Wiaionen Is big 20
Miaionen 8ldubise in bisiem I9onen
Sanoe Der 5rsibeit sdblen.
Die Sauloigen ssiasn penig Satt,
lnosm tie ben anoeren (5ranaOiiia=Ga=
naoiern uno Ssuti6en) siirnen. neil
lie ni4t ben neutrality-suspicious. Sebler
be9eben, ben man ibnen nit &e1t por=
iperfen tann."
Sotpeit bic senannten franaoIii6-
canaoliden Sldtter. Inns fbeint, baB
man Die Saupturiaden bes sepaltissn
abfales bonn 8"lauben unter ben Sr=
ldtoern nibt beriibrt bat. Sfenbar
lam Der tatboliiden Gslision unter
lenen Natipnalitdten feline IL
bliiben. in nelben man es
perna1lGili9t bat, in tatbpliIden 8es
melnoen fatboliide Sdulen gu err
ri6ten. Sann 1T es nod nidt senug,
ipenn man tatbOliihe Sdulen bat,
man mus aud tathOliIds 3eitu lie
gen uno tatbolifde Yereine baben,
nm Die Wdnnsrmslt aud i'm 0iientli=
Diem Seben an einen praftiiden Satbo=
81 balien uno oamit lie nidt
ben Gebeimoroen gum Spfsr fallen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-05
WabIpoeFc.

Nls benz Wabltreiie Sena piro Der
pile geidrieben:
g8as ma6t Serr g%aiiermanu?
ytor9ers nit Serrn Siebrib Sabn
Stst er in benz Ranits 8abn.
Vtlttass inter Wiquel's Slit
Sreibt er Sammel= Eolitit.
abenbs aber beim Gocal
SNt er tiidtig liberal.
Nahts fragt er in itiler Stub:
DSafermann, mas bentit nm bu?"
ganermann 1T Der natiOnal-liberal
Ganoioat fir Ssna.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-05
Sas Serm 09en Der Sroenss
Ieute nto oer Suoem In
Sranfrci6.

No6 INNER aelten bic Orbensleute
bel perbiiienen &eligionsfeinoen unc
llberalen Satboliten als S~lutIal9er oes
goltes. llniere u. 9. u. oebnen ben
Sitel fogar auf ale fatbuliiden 9rie=
iter aus, obwobl reidli6 bic Sdlfte,
tpenm nidt mebr in apoioliider Ir=
mutb ibr Seben ~friltst. Sn Srantreib
tuaren es leBtbin bic gnbdnser .3olas
uno bic gauge Subentlique, bic oieie
Nerldumouna in ibren Sr9anen breit=
trat. Sarauf antpDrtete nun bas
Bulletin oes Congregations:
IS aibt in Jrantrei6 200, 900 Orr
oensleute beioerlei @eI9ledts, Die Elm
8eiammtpermO9en bon 800, 600, 900
beliben, maht i'm SurdIbnitt $500 a
PeriOn.
Wit $500 1T man MIR Elm gaus tlei-
ner &otbi6ilo. gSir baben uns oaber
anoersiuo nah ben Slutiau9ern oes
goltes umSuieben.
$50 iinb iie2
Grantreib bat 800, 600 sSuoen, bic
im 8eluanoe Der 6remoe bierber famen.
Sieie baben infer 2anb aus9eIoaen.
Senn oieie 800, 900 Suoen, ben 8bet=
tos Seutl6lanos e~ntflOben, beliben Elm
Srittel oes acknowledgements bon
Jrantrei6. ndmlib bon ben As Miliar=
ben Dollars baben lie Is Miliaroen,
madt i'm Surdibnitt fir jeoen Suoen
$50, 900. Gin einselner Suoe beIibt
mitbin seraoe 10 piel oils bunoert Sr=
oensleute 5uiammsn.
Sie Slutiauger limb Die Suoen.
Gber nOber tomnlt oas @elo Der Or
oensleute uno pOSu bent es?
Sie &sidtbiimer Der Gl0lter tommen
tbeilweiie BON Der Wtitaift Der Gintre=
tenoen, Ooer bon ibrem psrionliten
eintommen, Ooer bon milotbdtisen
Stiftunsen.
Sas 8elo Der S~roensleute oient gum
gGle sablreiber Sduier, noourd bic
Mrbeiter 8eroienit erbaIten, es bent
oaSu ben Nrmen. Granten. @aiien
ooer 8reiien cine 3uiludtsitdtte 81 per=
ihahen.
Sas 8srmbaen Der Srben lit oas
Grbtbeil Der grmsn. es perpanoelt li1
in Sroo fit, bic yrOolOien.
limb bas Gelo Der Suoen2
DIT riibrt es Der bon ibletten, ielbIf
berbrederii6en Observation-Disclosures,
ourd Die Sauienbe an ben Yettelltab
gebradt tplroen.
llno wobin sebt es?
Meiltsntbeils in's Muslanb. SO
oient benz %G9Oismus, Der gra6le9ung
bes SanoeIs, benz 9ieri9en @u6er, Der
NernibtunS bes &leinseperbes. benz
Sa, benz 9anbe brpbt cine 9rpBe 8e=
fabr; aber iie itsdt nidt I'M 8eIoe Der
ionoern i'm 8eloe Der Suoen."
gu bisien tatitiIten 3ablen 1T su
bemerten, oaB 80. Srummont i6on
Dor 10 Sabren oas @eiammtperm09en
Jrantreihs auf $50 Wiuiaroen Tran=
Ten ihiibte. mopon Die Suoen 80 Wili-
ARDEN beiaben, b. b. mebr als Die
Die neuelten itatiIiiden Nahridten
aeben nrr II. 900 Suoen fir 6rant=
reid an; aber anQenommen. oaB Die
3abl iid auf $4,000 belduit, pie es
lett mebr als sebn Sabren an9enommsu
10 tDnnen bel einem Yeiibe Der
bon Is MiQiaroen Collars se=
nau 5000. 900 auf jsosn Ssraelii6en
Ropf. D. b. 400 NAL msbr als auf cine
Croensperfon.
&otbidilo allein ei9net mebr 8runb=
beliB als ale Gloiter 5rantreids Suiams
men. Bon ben &apitalien tann natiir=
feline Geoe iein.
SennOd molten bic Suoentnedte uno
Die S~noenpreiie nur in ben GlOItern
line 8efabr fir oas 0ifsntlide @oblers
Die Suoen bleiben ielbItoers
Die S9obtinosr bss liberalen
Die Sanf.G bedttemcr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-05
Ser cntriiitcte Sa65e.

rSa, bdren &c, idbn &c. ba ma6t
ller lld INNER inner uns Sl1ier lultig
llno nler iein bod Die GinSi9en in
Saitidlano, Die oes Saiti1s pialectirei
IprG4en."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-05
Smiu0S.

yWeibt gu f6on, 2atbi, bab Sd
befers 6ribe. Der Zimmerman, bonn
8sriiIte 9efallen 1T uno ben Sals se=
broben BATE" Drum. Drum bat
er in Der lebten 3eit INNER 10 blaB
ausgibaut!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-05
GRACE nj 4nttu

,.Warum iinb bic 9iebs oft aei6eib.
ter oils Die aerSte?"-. Wenn lie fort.
9e9en. pitlen lie CANA aenau, mas Den
Geutsn fe9lt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-05
&atbolii6er &ird,en=&alenser.

SeIus ipeiiet 1000 Manu. - Mart.
s, 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-05

J3uiammen MiQionel,.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-09-08
Iron and steel Industry Brisk.

Chicago, Sept 3-Iron and Steel
says: The advance Of from 81 to So per
ton, which has been made on almost
all kinds OF iron and steel product.
has not in any respect checked the
volume OF business On the con trary
the activity is greater than ever.
Without exception all branches Of the
iron and steel industries are in a most
satisfactory condition. Mills are de-
clining business because they cannot
make deliveries. Railroads are order.
ing whatever lots Of rails they can Sc
cure for this seasons delivery and are
heavy buyers of machinery and tools.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-09-08

ent Claimants ms complaint has
always existed and always will with
the present system, he declares, and il
cannot be remedied without radical
change of system.
Attention is called to an extract
from the pension laws, providing that
all pensions granted under the general
laws regulating pensions Of widows
in consequence of death occurring
from cause which originated in the
service since March 4, 1861, shall com
mence from the death of the husband.
Up to the passa pe of this act, June Z,
1855, the widows pensions dated
from the date of fling claim
If the application was filed after
July |. 1851. No soldiers pen.
sions can go back Of the date OF
its issue since July t. 1851 1t would
seem, saws the Commissioner, that
there Were aud are II large number OF
widows who had never been pensioned
or fled claims for pension Many OF
them at the dale ljnne Z. 1889 had re-
married, and before the passage OF
this law had no pensionaple status on
account OF their remarriare without
fling claim for pension. The soldier
husband, for some reason. had not
claimed pension, and the widow had
not filed clam. although She may
have remained a widow for from one
Ia twenty years or more.
Under the act mentioned the widow
becomes the beneficiary of the govern.
ment practically for the use and ben
eft of the second husband. Commits.
sioner Evans is OF the opinion that the
operation of this law is contrary to
the spirit or intent Of a just and gen.
erous recognition OF the soldiers serv.
ice. The widows pension, he says, is
intended to aid. assist and comfort the
soldiers widow during her widow
hood. 1t is recommended that the
payments of pensions be mad. TO the
wife or some other suitable person In
the case OF pensioners who are likely
to disslpate their money.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-09-08

rick, OF Cleveland; NAL WEBB v,
Hayes, j, Addison Porter, secretary tc
the president; Assistant Secretary Cor.
telyou and William Mckinney Barber,
the presidents nephew. After dinner
was served at the Manhattan hotel the
president went upstairs to the Trans.
portation club rooms, which occupy
the upper floor of the hotel. aad for
an hour he held an informal recep.
ton. Chauncey NJ. Depew intro
duced the callers to the president
The president will spend Sunday with
Vice President Hobart. Mrs, McKin.
ley and Mrs. Hobart, who did not 60
to Camp Wikoff, will leave for pater-
son to-day. While on its way to the
Fifth Avenue hotel in the afternoon,
the carriage containing President Nc
Kinley, Vice President HOBART and
Private Secretary Porter met detail
of the Seventy-lirst New York regi-
ment escorting the remains Of Cor
porals Shield and Immen, who were
killed in the charge OF San Juan hill,
to the cemetery. With reverential re-
spect the president and his party re-
moved their hats The presidents head
was lowered and he seemed to be deeply
affected by the spectacle. The presi-
dents carriage followed the funeral
cortege Il couple Of blocks down Fifth
avenue below Twenty.third street
and then returned to the hotel. The
president was on the balcony Of the
hotel tanning himself with his hat
when the naval reserves from the
Yankee passed. He jumped to his
feet and clapped his hands and when
the tars presented arms bowed In an
swer to their salute. The sailors were
surprised and delighted at being re.
viewed by the president.
ALGER TO MEET THE PRESIDENT.
Washington, Sept 8. Secretary Al
ger, accompanied by Mrs. Alger Com
missary General Eagan and Senator
Proctor, left Washington yesterday
afternoon for Jersey City. At that
point the party took the government
ferryboat, General Meigs, and were
transported to the Long Island rail-
road terminus in Brooklyn. A special
train was in waiting there with
accommodations for President and
Mrs. Mckinley and Secretary Ayers
party, and this train started at the
proper hour during the night to arrive
at Camp Wikof early this morning.
Secretary Gage was to be OF Secretary
Ayers party, but decided nj the last
moment TO remain in Washington un,
til the Goth, when he will 60 on va
cation Of several weeks to Colorado
and other western states.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-09-08
CARE OF THE SICK.
Instructions Sent to officers Of
Camps and General Hospitals.
PRESIDENT Goes TO CAMP WIKOFF.
Secretary Alger and Party Leave Washing
ton TO Meet the President and To.
gether They WAL Inspect
Camp WHOM.

Washington, Sept 3. Senator Allen,
of Nebraska, was at the war depart.
ment yesterday looking after the in
terests of sick soldiers OF the Second
Nebraska. He had received telegram
from Omaha saying that these soldiers
were arriving there without provision
having been made for their care. Sec
rotary Alger at once directed that the
adjutant general OF Nebraska take
charge Of the sick soldiers and place
them in hospitals, the expense TO be
borne by the United States. Subse-
quently general order was issued to
the adjutant generals OF different
states directing them TO take charge
of sick soldiers on the same basis. The
following instructions were sent by
telegraph to commanding officers OF
all camps, departments and general
hospitals:
1t having been reported to the war depart
ment that many convalescent soldiers who
received furl0ughs and started for their homes
have been III on the way, and TO avoid further
occurrences OF this kind II Is suggested In the
strongest terms that all soldiers travelling
homeward on furloughs will exercise their best
judgment In caring for themselves, especially
those who have been III in hospitals with
ievers. Their appettes are very keen, and
unlpsg thpv dpnv Themselves everythinp
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-09-08
THE PENSION LIST.
The Roll Not Only Increasing il
Numbers but in Values
CLAIMS IN THE VAR WITH SPIN.
A Separate Division Being Organic ID In the
Department for Their AdjuHie,ti"n
Complain: Ag inst thu Ltck
OF Uni csm IA iigs


WASHINGTON, Sept 5.-The annual
reror, of r. C,sv Ev,ns commits Noner
Vi po"s'o'o' was Soo'"i'"," W '''e CIV
rotary OF the interior. III IS long
document, filled with interesting
tables nj mansions and nensionprs IL
'as :" p"' " -- M az. -
"A, 'ue o'ose o' 'ne year' June ~ ir''' w. '',-
.'n. v"lue VI 'np 'oii WIS 10 ~, '4"'.'
ios'' vac aiinua' va'ue o' 'n5 ro.a wa' 49, a."
30 suo"i"R II" III feaSe Oh f''''ooo'' )" 'nu.
.hc ro'l u nov oh'y increasing IN nu'noeis ou'
~ v'lueN ~ II o9l'eseu 'n'. 'n' ro'' WIZ 'n,
oie"se rom 'ne war Vi tne reo '''''n ~ 'iot'
are PROBABLY 2olVo ex-uhioh s'ulsr' iN'n3
Snu maoe never "a prnI,op W., T
creased DISABILITIES as nrovIdsl by law
tits hardly fair to say that there are sooo1'
original claims pending. awaiting adjudication
am neon conhaen, una. mere are not over ~
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-09-08
ANNEXATION OF JAMAICA.
A SOggestlOn That Andrew Carnegie Pur-
chase the Island and PractlC Ally
Illustrate Hia Democracy.

Kingston, Jamaica, Sept. 3.--The
Cleaner to-day publishes u symposium
OF the views of leading merchants and
other public men here on the question
of solving the annexation movement
by exchanging the British West In.
dies for the Philippine islands, accord.
ing TO the proposal of Mr. Andrew
Carnegie. Opinions on the subject are
almost balanced with an adverse tend
ency The dealer further suggests
that Mr.. Carnegie solve the problem
by purchasing Jamaica and thus prac.
tically illustrate his triumphant
democracy"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-09-08
Coal ON Fire on the Trans oort Catania.

Goat ON Fire on the Trans nort Catania.
New York, Sept. g. The transport
Catania, which arrived from Montauk,
landed number OF sick soldiers Of
various regiments from Santiago. Dur
ing the voyage from Santiago to Mon.
tauk, the engineers OF the transport
found the coal in the after hold to DO
on fire. The matches were closed and
the fire was kept under control until
the steamer reached Montauk and dis
charged her sick troops, when the
chief engineer reported the coal again
on fire. The transport was then or
dered to proceed to this port to unload
the burning coal She has on board
800 cases Of cartridges which will be
discharged Immediately.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-09-08
Young MlssOnrl Girl In Trouble.

81. Joseph, Mo-, Sept 3-Ida Tot
man, a Cameron girl II years Of age,
was arraigned before Commissioner
Pollock, charged with opening and
destroying mail not her own. The
girls mother entered plea Of guilty
for her daughter. A check for $50 was
taken from the letter. the signature
forged and money obtained and spent
BY the girl in having good time.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-09-08
Big Factory Fire mt vt, Louis,

st. Louis, Sept. g. Fire was discov.
cred in the five-story brick building on
the northwest corner of Second street
and Clark avenue occupied by the A.
Geisel Manufacturing company, which
manufactured supplies for wholesale
timers, shortly before midnight last
night and before the flames had been
extinguished the building and its en-
tire contents were practically de-
stroyed Loss estimated at $780,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-09-08
VIII Not Re Prosecuted.

Washington, Sept 3. 1t was an.
nounced at the treasury departmep,
that there would be no prosecutions
as the outcome Of the recent investiga-
ton of the manner in which several
thousand bonds were Illegally sub
scribed for in New York city. In all
cases where the bonds were subscribed
for in an improper way the bonds will
not be issued.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-09-08

ChickhmauEa, Ga, Sept. 5.-The ex.
olus from the park continued yester-
day, the following companies leaving
at the hours named; The park signal
company of ~ men left at $3.50 p. m.
for Lexington Ky; the First Missouri
volunteer infantry commanded by
Col. Cayander. left for jefferson Bar.
racks at 1880 last night to which point
they have been ordered TO be mustered
out of the service.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-09-08
Smith May BE Ambassador

Washington, Sept 3-President Nc.
Kinley is expected to announce his
selection Of Ambassador Hays sue
cessor when he returns to Washington.
1t is said the arrangement by which
Senator Mcmillan, Of Michigan, would
have gone to the court of St. Jane.
has been abandoned and that the pres
ident is considering the appointment,
Of Postmaster General Charles Emory
Smith, Of Pennsylvania
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-09-08
Alleged Anglo-German Treaty.

London, Sept. "a report is current
here that a treaty of alliance between
Great Britain and Germany, upon the
lines of the speech Of Mr.. Chamber
lain, the secretary Of state for the col
ouies, was actually completed yester'
day. The Pail Mall Gazette says il
has received information from a source,
in which it has every confidence, that
the Anglo-German agreement was
signed this week by Mr.. Balfour and
the German ambassador in behalf Of
the respective powers.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-09-08

Colorado Springs big flower carnival
closed with an exhibition at the Broad
moor Casino, given by band Of ~
Santa Clara Indians
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-09-08

Kansas City. Mo, Sept. 6. The two
cities at the Kaw's mouth each had
Labor day parade yesterday. In thii
city the parade was an imposing one
every union in the city being repre-
sented. In the afternoon at Fair
mount park there were addresses by
Bishop Glennon, Rev. J. W. Hanchel
and others. In Kansas City, Kan.
there were speeches by W. Z. Stanley
Congressman Simpson and Peters and
other candidates.
A severe electrical storm visited
Pittsburg, Kan. The city hospita
and other buildings were damaged BY
lightning and considerable live stool
was killed
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-09-08
DRESS GOODS

dress you need handsome styles We
have greatly increased this department this and please
New Norfolk sungs novelties coverts English sungs henea
silk arl wool pads Illuminated effects, boucles,
Our prices remarkably low
We also have elegant line Of silks for waists and trimmings Also
some Of the newest things out in braids and Innings
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-09-08
HOSIERY

HOSIERY
Our stock complete and we can please you in this line,
Our Ladies Black Leather Stocking Brand 0 per pair best
Hose on the market for the money. Try them
The celebrated rocad Hose for chrens wear in sizes from GA to
10 at lSc per pair is our other crack number.
This the hose upon which have had such phenomenal sales
the past and when you that the regular price this quality
is 2jc per pair you have it right Don't pass them.
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VICUGNA-
very popular dress fabric for fall attractive styles at Oc
per yard.
Teazle Downs and Outing Flannels.
No fabric manufactured put such general family
as we'll selected outings
The styles this fall very handsome indeed our stock in
both light and dark coo very large Over yards from which
to make your selection.
Some beautiful effects for cdn dresses gowns night robes etc.
Prices range from 5 to lOc per yard.