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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-03-31
l,h,caro Ministers for Intervention.

CHICAGO, March 99.-The Methodist
and Congregational ministers of Chi
capo went on record at their regular
weekly meeting in regard to the
trouble between the United States and
Spain. In each cease resolutions were
adopted favoring immediate interven-
ton in behalf of the starving Cubans
and favoring the use of force, If nee.
essary, in supplying them with food.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-03-31
Mad Father Killed by Vis Som.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, March 20. While
insane from drink Marion sadler, a
man Gbout so years old, attempted to
kill his wife and son, Arthur After
firing four shots without effect the
son shot his father, the bullet striking
him in the stomach. Sadler cannot
live sympathy is with the son.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-03-31
rvo.Cent Fares for Ohio.

COLUMBUS, o., March 25.-Both the
house and senate passed two-cent fare
bills in modified form. They pro-
vided that all railroads shall sell 500
and 1000 mile tickets that may be used
by any member Of family or firm or
its emnloveS
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-03-31

NEw ORLEANS, March 20 Jack Bon
ner, of Philadelphia, and Kid Mccoy,
of Indianapolis who were to box 30
rounds here last night for a $1,000
purse, $1,000 to the winner, and $500 to
the loser, were prevented from meet
ing by the police.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-03-31
Gave Uls Life for the Malls,

PITTSBURGH, Pa, March a5.-Post-
master Martin Fisher, of Creekside,
Indiana county, was drowned while
attempting to ford Crooked creek to
get mail pouch from the carrier. He
was warned not to go, but he said the
mails were more important than his
sf.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-03-31
The Cabinet a Unit.

WASHINGTON, March 20. There is no
truth in the report that Secretary
Gage has resigned or has any intention
of resigning. In the course Of a con-
versstion the secretary said that there
was perfect unity In the cabiuet On
the Cuban question.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-03-31

WASHINGTON, March %. Capt Samp-
son, Of the Iowa, and also Of the, in.
quiry board, has been ordered to COM
mand the North Atlantic feet, reliev
Ing Adm. Sicsrd, who Is i'll
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-03-31
Anton l. Seidl Ii Dead.

New York, March 29.-Anton L.
Seidl, the celebrated musical director,
died suddenly in this city last night OF
poisoning, probably resulting from
eating fish.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-03-31

Capt Jack Curtis, father OF Con.
gresham Charles Curtis, died in the
Indian territory on the ssth. He set.
tied in Topeka, Kan. in 1855 and
moved to the territory Is years aga
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-03-31

A gang # burglars looted half .
dozen stores at Perkins. Ok, and car
ried off a large sum Of money and .
wagon load Of goods
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-03-31

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, March 20. The
city election held here yesterday re.
suited in victory for the democrats,
they electing Victor Jennings mayor
over C. B. Randlett, republican, by a
majority of S76. OF all the city offices
the republicans only elected one ward
alderman and the auditor.
The Van Buren press., 1898-11-26

M-s Fa-asF4 aur sfA7s president whose
ouiai nature ana gand sense. Ike eI-1
avr Senator ZONES 1Ras heT 1hf psHss--
maker n 4h4 canreH1ian siec1lns hfsr
1hs f-si national vire president
In 1h4 rssn1-e stands ARKANSAS hand
saIns governor. Win ~ ms eloquent and
s4l,1-au-iE4s words n wala8mf. Suo
cau-1fv Ia4z1lla- wan Fhe hearts q a.
The Daughters IN tar1 ) heard TV'U
dear 0anch1es-s claim hzm a. 1hsz1- sax-
e-na-- I'm when : saw Inn lugclns
band hax 1hs n4x1 ma-uzne ! knew
vshn was Ais. Mex u 1he eBVarna, II
flss is.s1 ssanas A-s EaanaaE Il bach
maua "a s h-lI1ianl Southern Vr.aIuslT
zuL d magnetism Ana sIis-gF EEd V'hsl
Ehs ae.laga1e t-aln lns Distract a. lla,lnIn-
ma -.sI,a-1e6 laus s-Urf II Arlington
marked TszBE.. sls dAalR-s6 lbt
ha6v En6 zhe s1nnt shauld n4 sEEa1 q
giahuianE II -ex VIII ms iasdsT-sif
dl6 nBs na1lsidar mt I.ams 3alla q
disgrace E7aa-gf Z 3ashInrTan vas
called -4si,al IN ms -lchf saEnds
M a,v-a Asss 1lIzzis Class- vhass HA-
-hnslasn and VI vnI fss- nlarE TRENDS,
sns1 II 5-nTE q 1at pf's1 s1an1 ftit Texas
En5 ra11is.sae 5aiasa41dIlas v.hnss II-asi-
dan1s lel ztlau u fznf MD business
Iis4 mKuns-
-1aEnlnc RrRIns- 1llt sanauc posi- i
N-s. Wsdlsv ziif i,aauz1iIll viif u tht
edi1n- q zhs I'm Springs Nsvf. WIN
vas Ell interested Spectator q Ths s1I-
vau1IaI aa- w1unr GauEhEar vH-k-f
zAiztlzzIlly Il -fan-s 1nt proceedings n.
1tls |rnIraIl1lHn En6 lRl vt hssaI
suns W vuuit a. hEFf fs-aI n ha-
fs.zs-. Tsns -iAIIgn1a-x az Indensal =
1hau 3n- nIHI=y sE5Il-1ssf.zs
zmane znt nRsRhif z-lsiEH-S a. M run-
v'fsr1lar vrsz-t E-szI z'alE Rnl AE- 1zl-isl
II -liz1lt EBsf x-hH VIZ. 1liHr sHnza1
ss-ss1s unfin-us- Co.. fH-Gvr4. Coz
aE-al- -r Euf M EsIKwn-1t n.
10 springs. Tn Cunningham ns \ nsi
riIlf Tenn aiizu- ni M ,HIlf-.Il.s-Isz-
ssTa-KI Hn1 uIAIr Rllfs-s, v-iln=t uEIr.-s
! iiD nH -azRll. Raa=l fus--4 II 1iit rnn-
-san1inn
The Van Buren press., 1898-11-26
Circuit Court

tn. regular fall term o. circaif eonr'
va. convened here Tuesday morning .!
4,se. Fvs,s. Everything being IN
-ssin.ss things moved off smoothly
from ths start.
ypars Evans delivered his insfrne-
mons = The grand jury II lhe usaSi
-boraush. psinstxking manner and at
~ CONCLUSION every member knew 9ns'
uhat his duties were and what wonio
- expecied Of him. Chas. Drennen
was made foreman of the grand jury
EDd thai body then proceeded to ln'es-
rs-kte soch matters IS csne within fhelr
p7oviDes. Quite number Of cases were
paIls pressed, especially IN violations
q. the gaming law. In the following
.sses cS,nvictions were had and tines,
ete. assessed;
S-sfe vs. John Hawkrd-ganing, nned
SIC
Rknse Tsuuisan- assault and battery,
xlsad guilty. fined g.
Thos. Spslce-ga ming flesa galii!
fne5 sic.
san slaAn-gAning. plead guilty,
Ene5 So
sslas Ingklt- gaming plead guilty
1nz5 g.
r SnIlee. SteTe Na-raIn. Lewis Vii
san xna WYATT Broek-tsiliag 10
work road. glasd guilty last term
at cqur7. fined 81.
Ez- Dodsa1-EEDingz 1ury tT1al aI1s7o
SIC.
Dr. R-En8suha-g-EKDi1g Jury frlAl
moi EEilIy-
Tan Caakssy-ekuing, .ury triAl
moi gully
Prank Cknshsv-ha-ss stealing
stricken from docket anti further
order from cauTT-
sS4n. Pfrraale-s46nCflo1 change Q.
vsnns fran Ozark; Continued anti
nsxf Tern
i'm eauler-gnn1ar, plead guilty
fined So
CIV Il EEH Buran rs Geo RkD3olt-
Gu1aEl t-1u NkEa- cau-f; Doi
guilty
The Van Buren press., 1898-11-26
naz Spas.

Afbsr ssrs-sl rag-s af suferlaE. Ghks
n H,nait. one II me best known c1I-
zans II 1Ku 5ura1 township crossed
tsavap6 rnt -!rer t-an winch there ! 10
-eru-n As VI " -eDsD osra3 s3Ds
rvrp uak-s grs NJ. R-s1as .en from ros
laaf q rs hE-r striking gr ms hsE1 The
hlav nG-kllzsi Nm kDa tar 8 long EDs
ns vAs nE-'slv Kal. - move Lately 54
lIr.7-ar46 somewhat and 1bs family,
nagEas ahEi with 1hs skilled f-as1lDs1i
IL NJ had 81 TIE EIfr hospitals. ms coz
diam vuri6 ee Tsi nu-s improved sa1i
nI1 = 81 Lens. sbo-11y After hsIlg
Admired L 1hs hospital 1bs cheering
news vss sani b Ihs family Thai 81
al,a-u-lan hEG i,een ses--t armed And thsi
A. ln5issanns v4srt thai Nj 8-11as
waIl6 M permanently cured LE1s-.
however complications Sci =. Which
Eev ua-s sa-1ulf An Mrs 6-a1ls EEs
T.4ias--Ellte1 IN. A31s- ElEs-zlE IL
Tv7H vseaEs n ma-s 49, hs- K--zrka bs
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AMI In -.suEznf In1sl1..1 = k-s-
Es-a.ll. ant fl4r EaL. vh8 Ea-s Ii LIS
lsHa3as aL-lae ne lRsf moments sH-s
1-susni h.s-e Ant inferred = LII 1k11r =
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nt nB<s Il --Ianas e. III II winch III
r,E.E-sS sInat-.saT 9lEus
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Wu-E8
The Van Buren press., 1898-11-26

Tai Republicans have carried fwan7v
ssschs States xns the Democrats slx1aar,
TIT Seana aila2as -r1s.sr possession as fhs
hazss u Representatives, IT -saneea
majority huf obtain positive MAJORITY
Sss fAs SENATE Tins Esvsae 1han aHecrsvs
control 0E Al branches II the govern
snan1. vshs wisess 1aaughf n shs
Democracy iss therefore. needed II
zne-a tins cnnai1inz and bring about =
saauzsan u the aIszzllzaas N which the
organization sa2nds Ths Republican
party Ss new n > position ~ ansrs 1hRf
1nxnri.l iarislaeiar wsh1nh 1hs saraaEsas
ssf fht cnlE xsxnax-r saI rs IL ~ snpe-s-
Fzrss kns u nn1s remains - Ne saar
What 1hsr WI % win zha1- wi1sa-v.
The Van Buren press., 1898-11-26

servants involved in this acquisition L
nj advantage aacrness AAsi answer
viii he make to the people upan whom he
imposes additional tAxsfions
think ] know what ths lsaorans
masses Of the United States Wi SAY -
him and g knx government Ihsl throws
upon the c0unt-y sneh sscrIhees u afe
xnd snca burdens only - open Is eostl y
acquisitions ID the nations nt the world.
II il r. .gsz eampeIn01 with other
NATIONS thai We require fa- commercial
expansion. wt are certain q shRs al
ready. secxnse tS1sss Britain VII never
permit 1hs open daar II the zXr kasi u
ne closed. President Gonpsrss, a the
Ane-1ozn Fede-annn at Labor Il a1
The -lshi track Be denounees the pol
icy D. bringing 1hs republic zuto Zone
ot European strife IN the fs- East BE
WI win, ana Il au1y needs few large
employers q labor &c sYsxs - lhal-
peayls n ex--v the entire laharinc
peapls at the Cnian against ths presi-
dent proposed --eaehe-y To the cause
ot American lEaor
Lei fae president tAke either horn II
the dllemms and ms paliev n wihai be
himself hss csll-6 criminal Rcc-es
sian fails Let him open The fea- a.
the world and hs ansacanizas American
lshnr Lei hun ransias. Eht Philip
pines px-1 n 1hs Uni1ed States. Hnd
therefore entitled ands- The CONSTITUTION
tn free r-sas- Is pa-l n the n1Tsa
States, and It's ana- closed txoeni
through Eas high 4a-a1 re a. aJhe,
nsanns. an6 he anfs1ennIzes 1he vhalf
q. Europe and has wsr upan hls hama,
1a a es-ss1znTs-1ilis time M weak Span
~ atssl wlsh. mi 1hs overwhelming
nsval power u 2u70as-
There Is another -aasans aguallE lsE'-
fani which VII dssfesi 1hs zIreslasus /
nahcy and save 1hf republic r n
caad chrsr= The American paanlt hsr;
always decided -irhT9E II great u-ises
Ths 1usEsa-Ikls-lc policy has nj haaI
{ Tlrl.lss-lv discussed hessHnss lhe plls11lnI
n zlt Tl-ssadani and 1iae ssvs-unsIls il
noa vss1 known, bu1 Ehf president mas Il
cnus forward And Decade The unesann
have indicated Tins VII ne Ih4 IaR1,
nlew ID imperialism ti1hs- wzsy he ds-
slaes. AHngEv CzAF<EEaI
The Van Buren press., 1898-11-26

your friends nav smile
But that tired feeling
Means danger. Ii
Indicates impoverished
And impure blood
This condition may
Lead 10 serious Illness
Il should he promptly
Overcome By taking
Hoods Sarsapanla
Which punhes and
Enriches the blood.
Strengthens the nerves
Tones the stomach,
Creates q appetite
And builds up
Eae-g1zes and vt2lzes
The whole system.
Be sure ID get
Onlv Hoods
The Van Buren press., 1898-11-26
T Charts

II entertainment vii " crraI AZ Sils
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T -A--A -'taTIss. R1Ir AL INTERESTING lIrI.-
gan naSE iEs-aI E-sElIr~L atinlHasInI
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III. - s7TEtz-7-HnI1- HSs.sut VIII II
s-sTs-sEsI Il IlaipTIr 1lIH vn-sI1r 1lK-1-r-
1InI
The Van Buren press., 1898-11-26

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. IssE GE-s JuTiInInIs WIFI vii az rl11r,;t
n TnIrH-nIr z1Isr lI-.ss-srr rEIuir-lur
The Van Buren press., 1898-11-26
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vnir.S 1fs s,nnr1nsians us xnHucf1--u xnf
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A-- MCKINLEY : ElmnIurman. AZ r-r'-r
nnsrmns7ss-S slnE a-hfr Falis-ss officials
Was mr. n ms l1-1nEusl 1T-avnaE-iuns
asaains ~ <ns ina @-sssls -nsIh. aal
aas N-ar --s.s 18 fnllnw tins rnulmnn-
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flaulinsl-ln1 n llls snuzf E-tsr 1lzz-szsszi
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The Van Buren press., 1898-11-26

II i aa little e-szafes1lan - ths
people as Washington caunTy thai II
fa-nisAsar u Arkansas Sc fns c.hxrae-
sar - flll the pasi1iaa having II charge
our -znaus1-aal development thai hs cnas
ra tRs place sS worthy Successor II ~
Incumbent w'he, klse from 1his caunS
has lifted tAs pasiflaz = one II The masi
Important pnhhs ofheex IN 1hs sssfs-
vlnaauhazla- has ADDED hano- - zhs
Position Ens rz&nk FL WI xAss oa--k
oa The wa-k 50 nal1F sustained asy Ais
predecessor rsras1asills Democrat
The Van Buren press., 1898-11-26
wm SID
From sss s=ssaslnAa szpaara

Frnu <hf A=EezstEzh u >zsntzArG
<sal. n. .. Eanranhallsr lx1s rom
za1sslana- af u41nas. mau1.snTu-s xnS
agriculture. x,hs -ssrl-s6 ran thai asfass
o.-a. 81. ns6s n1s aE me- f,esa nfzcs-x
sa- -a1E1 aaTss-Tua11 Arkansas hss ssua-
AaR. zs VI mass ms 5u1u-s hnms IN
ms snqils fam n Washington euuu7v-
n = - se hn,et w his mary 1-tsnfs
sh-ozsrhnus Arkansas thar fs has mt
--ssl-e6 a-an 1it ssnl11issl x-sns Alls-
gssisr. nus v-in nff.s nzuselF I'm snms-
1hinc fscia- III II. -rzE-s.--snzasz.lIn
1nss raa1 hnises1 man thai ff n Eul,y
deserves THE s,rHnif Ef Arkansas -ss
1ise ia Dol Flnsanhallsc HAL az seer
ling wn-1h En6 rna-gy, 3 mHr w.ho IN
zi,s lsasr mss always lans-S Sa-vs-6 n
zis lnss-ssz ns A-isHnsas xnl hsr 9s-ulila.
The Van Buren press., 1898-11-26
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The Van Buren press., 1898-11-26

THE death hlow Il the hape thai tAe
Mxrsx Teresx conld hs saved has been
riven IN aispStcA from Cxps. NcGxllx.
whs is in chxres II the expedition 10 Ckf
lslxad. Re ssvss Hoh<aa and Others
confirm she opsnian thai the Te-e<s IS
hsrana saving.
The Van Buren press., 1898-11-26

Ass-- 8. eae rarsa q cosroa wss
destroyed ny kre At Snsra. l. 7, fnewH
otherwise IS Oak lseaex xna Far Smith
junction SATURDAY. afternoon. The con
1arrsslaa Was started lsy Aviae sparks
from passing locomotives. ElsAs han
g-ea bales af carfaz we're stored IN 8
ix-cs plx-te-n near the tracks ~ the
Gna railroad awaiting shipment =
Shreveport
The Van Buren press., 1898-11-26
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The Van Buren press., 1898-11-26
MOTHERS FRIEND

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The Van Buren press., 1898-11-26
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The Van Buren press., 1898-11-26

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The Van Buren press., 1898-11-26

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The Van Buren press., 1898-11-26
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The Van Buren press., 1898-11-26

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The Van Buren press., 1898-11-26

IT 1ns r-ssGu il4siI-fz ns zla ntsuiisa-H
n ms sunc-srszInI ISsv . : SSE.svsI-
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The Van Buren press., 1898-11-26

aasd S2-sapa'illa 3nd Pllls fof SALE
81 gaEN . KANK 1lRus s-aR1.
The Van Buren press., 1898-11-26

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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-01-21
QUIET IN HAVANA.
Turbulent Spirit Recently shown Ap.
DarentlY SunnreAaed

Turbulent Spirit Recently Shown Ap.
parently Suppressed.
Washington, Jan. 19.-Such inforna-
ton as the state department has re-
ceived as to the situation In Havana is
contirmatory of the unofficial dis
patches and shows that quiet reigns In
the city and that the impression of the
officials here that the riotous spirit had
either exhausted itself for the time be-
Ing or had been completely suppressed
by the strong hand of authority is justi-
fed. The situation was briefly alluded
to in the cabinet meeting Tuesday and
was not regarded as warranting any
change in the attitude of our govern
ment. Minister De LONE has written
the state department denying the truth
of the report that the customs officers
Of Havana have thrown obstacles in the
way of landing the supplies sent from
the United States for the Cuban suffer-
ers. The state department is satisfied
that, regardless of any difficulty that
mny have been experienced, there will
be no trouble from now on in promptly
placing in Gen. Lees possession for i'm
mediate distribution any supplies that
reach Havana harbor in the regular
manner
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-01-21
ber'of the house for each county and one

bero the HOUSE for each county and one
additional for every county that has an
extra population of three-ifths of the
ratio, which is to be fixed after every
state and federal census by dividing the
total population by the number of coun-
ties. This resolution was passed by the
last legislature, and if it is passed this
session, as seems likely, the amendment
will be submitted to the vote of the
people this year, and the change will be
made for the next legislature. 1t will
result in increasing the representation
for the northwestern part of the state,
while the eastern and older parts will
lose, because they now have an undue
representation.
Officials Chosen.
The republican joint caucus held last
week renominated Freeman r. Conway,
OF Brooklyn, for state printer and La
fayette Young, of Des Moines, for state
binder, and N. N. Jones, of Atlantic, for
warden of the Fort Madison peniten-
tiary, all by reclamation for third
terms. w. A. Hunter, of Belle Plain,
was nominated on the first ballot for
warden of the Anamosa penitentiary, to
succeed P. w. Madden. This unanimous
action in favor of Conway and Young
indicates that there will not be much
fight over the state printing and bind
ing this winter.
r w RJCKNEry