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3ortcu StetusruOs GanobdnOlsrt peO
RuoItuo / Solum n~sobrGuote totdIt Rat
til forlecsu Susodg, Der boeos lnssn
SuIet ON Qatten, oq od SIoen oeo 2
Iioen obIsrp,rebss, bdpoe ben grsbst ldd
poloIUmt ON liz, at bet par badbIslt at
trrtc puo Glutuing. 6us oG Ynrebss
bclonino par usiurtret.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

stdtsrado. 'bp. 8n o. S~errtosioqco
Rx'fpto GurI Salitutb, tr boo, 10 Mar
qomRel.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

Tiiialas. -Gi $1,000 Eager al al.
miroellae pan0eisUarer, meb Butte
bngnIng % Soiter tIlialgs. par Is en-
Scu Jon 2e itut0c eHits al gtoe fn Starr
! 6Orretningsueten? Boot Jarmlano ON
trtug Steoet % gob 4ilGtHtng pda garerne.
Strip I'll s. u. Beds q 60, MeHos1, oSrant
90, D(tHn. 24bl3
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24
Oooc Wine.

California Eortutu. 2 War a.. s5c. pr.
Bnll. California R0rtotr, . War a., sl.tO
pr. gnil California Brue Brarbp, 3 4ar
al, 81 80 pJ. Gal. Biafberrp Brauon
At 10 gr. BaI. aH0eriou Gouuip 8httsu
sls5 yr. GjalL, AliUhol. beoits apalltct, f35
GRADER, $3.50 ". @al. aliobol, 70. 2,
stsj Bracket Grocery Co.,
jb26 U{tunsapolis, WlHu.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

% Iirs q. g G1ip.r T,cotab. g. rc aus 10 ~.
9. gto' ~ D'rs. 5tlFt Ibnrittn bsr zi plon. pttHr.
boot oaiaa SaFrtor'r, bar bott ss hti. 70 aar rfs
= fso' 5etss IN irnsH, 1s I rtcorah. Ga, ss,r bar
II uts,t dost 'lsnsL we G T. Roe btso ssatsu,,
r'nbal s'r 1879 F,b 'ra zen Rorg iufbuIt Ftrf, Z
2t5ptsp, Riau Bsnsr g. q baa,r f%oyr,ti'ec pso
Ftlrastlisn " bott IN aubsHst Gat, 5or sr gbs'
sfs aeo' firaft'r o. ~'di,itl, Zi5. qua h1r seize 70
20 0arR Efbtfm al str 4, & aty,,.
n,eaast osrs btHb8 mtH6sl
Ct r. no, ~ ssra.
~z}a8tnr. Wtrr.. Itby .a fspp
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

fra 0ammsrfsit bsrsttss ben 16bc
5ebruor: Den ste 5ebruar tpq ct Snez
'tr.b en- Wanb / 9bfiorb, Guriioro. San
families / Snsen ubsn 9ioste9n. Den
lobe soeIaeOe ct Snsitreo gprsitue %
SIPS hos Gnteiru Gritieu. aisQefioro.
Sum bar oa ielp / 5jrIet. men tom uo
eienn,m 3aset, iom 'loges ino. arsls
turerne rsoosoeS. puu Sopssibet bar
SneItrsb bruttst Is 5elsgraiitoIper. Den
13be toe ct Snsitrso en- IS Mars 8ut I
QtterIioro peo 6ummrrfeit pda Sigen.
Sun sr enbnu life %gienfunpen.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24
SfobMtif %tilialae.

mGrtet HHleoning ipr eI NGno meo en-
lioCn Aapitnl, bclit en- 1fonager, ii! al ftsbc
Ct lroet. men goot asiortcrel Splng al Stu
tsi. SorretHlugen oar oreuer I ilerr War
al ulogcc NHorlaS Solution / Gscogab. "a.
Nidu heuDc,ioer itg I'll Nirs. v. ,lobuiou
elIcr Attornep Y. u, 3obuiDn. Tecorab "a.
29.9.4.
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cnHeA

IauItoell9e Sal8suHHo Tor por ionipletls
6ogiuHIla al L~ubncaling Oh 5. SmBEtlier
ca Sprcia tues. germaHsHt SttarHs; libe.
Taie Sl'aGr.
Jewell Refining Co., Cleveland, o.
2Sbo
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24
Oilialas. Niin 1870 Ncres ,Fnrm.

EITuIWS. UITW IbV NIIts YUM,
~3 IPti / 0orbsit Tor 6ibau. z 5nf. 80
AusS EIpieldHo, 20 Aeres Nglauo, Reitea
y liture rtgeligt Nduo. guoe Bpguingcr.
StUicbus pau gauOci. Gmtrsut 2 E%citioner
4rairic ltg0cr III 5arnteu. Rprmrre Gplps
ming mcoocles al 0hr. %Jasmusieu,
2g83. Boz ~, Gtban, Iaution 60, z. Z.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

Sdg'sytr 8ommelgaarb / 0i1ersb,
Der bar ~tftcrlpit az Vofitist / QnltoninQ
at for'titaiqe @irIbspo't,r, Ct anholot /
Gdrbus % 5leo i~orleosn osrfro ienot til
base til 6iucrep.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

Gn al be Gloitc Gpinoer / 0iborl,
Gntepoitortuos 6intsnhof, cr oiQaaet oso
8socn, nGitsn 80 4ar aummst. afosor
bar en- 0atter AZ Stdbsbduptmalo 6dr
Der | 8iborg.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

Hens alag er beiIlttst beiit paa tom
munoIe SD9uinQer i S%tdpdn9er.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

Sono. tbsol, Sens 6rspe sr uprGpnt
til SoerlRrer oco 9erqsnS FolteItole.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24
l1oroe.

Vt mt G~lbrb9geri trnter man pau at
laa anla9t / SunonRs Deb StupQn9er.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

: Stortlosbdlsn sr Der sitsr iioits
9isnius 20 Gaaro6rugsye, iom bOer sr
Iisn,t en- 5ormus al oUsr 100000 ar.
Den forte 5ormus bar Anne Gp.nituo
1,120,O00 ar. % andre 9darobrugsre
sr lisnet / 5Ormus al m.lem so os 100.
900 ar. 4ntaeslig sr Storelpsoalen
Rorgts rissIt, 2anoiogu.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

GmiI eIistp bar iolat in eisuoom
Ssrprum. 9aaley / Solsv, msp en- Del
2sssre til Otto grooii,rup for $500
srpnsr % Gmtoitnina,r.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24
Cilialas,

Silialgs. 80 rs NcreS 5nrm til
lalQs, NIgtig HgpsriIJb. ON SlgbercH
id9sr 5nlmeu I Esiooctie igr S]aar1annsu.
Siou % Erdirte. StorI itauoiuauiit Get
ilemeni. aoresie: SoT 1861. Slpleu.
DfIHn 21bA
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

Jabritsisr &arisn bar til 4ttisIelitdb,t
"gtp auItbrrnoeri" ioI9t lin Gienpom
"auitrup Bart" / auitrup for 100000
Sr. timber Sutget er inbbefdttst BET puu
Gienbpmmen oGrenoe 9dIto9rt. belle
auitrup 6apn meo golpGrter. Rstteu til
aaltbruQ pud Saltbolmen m. m.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

Tilialss. - eer Greet Stot Jarm,
$50 4cTes al beoite Surt gauo beraf 10
Acres Siou. / SilmOTe &c.. alnn.. gopt
Suie. q Nttl ira StoIehus. 2 oa RIl iii
to norlte airter, ira 3 til Viii til 3 gobe
Yiarteosbuer. SRlgss Tor $50 pr. atre, hutS
Nlgbereu tager jarmeu igr 8anronneH.
Aoresie: G. u N2alaHo. 1arutOHu, Ttllmorc
50, ItiuH. 2gB2.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

Rutitop, lite Warts. g~uIftoogauro /
@aIfteO SOqn er at Giereu, purtitulisr
$. Rasmussen. iolgt til Senuen. 5ors
pdQter St. Rasmusier, for $1,000 &r.
Gienoommeu bar ct Surttorn al 812 ID.
mco ct 3prbtiaigasnbe al Sole 1b, GGuo.
gsiGtning o. 5nOsnturium meoisIger.
COsrtagelisn timber Steo til April.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

SrenoeraIep, 27pe 5ebr. Susmdub
Risls 6br. Wapisn al Snb.rbuie itprteoc
tgaur GitcrmioOdqs nso fra @stoftet %
oeoe pou Steoet. span e'terldbsr Iig
6uitru og 2 Bern.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

ariitian Deter Simonicn, t~ioligcrt i
Galiig / Hdur, er pluoicliq df9daet pso
9soen. Den afosos, Der par omtrsnt
Y Var a., bar raft % reriq, oa bans
Smlipelier mGrteoe intet uiEbudnligt
hos BAN. men pa bans 0atttrouttsr piIos
table paG BAN bans NRrelie lao ban
oso pna Gulpet / TN Stol. Der bar pals
let DEN afbeoe bar 9etsran fra Srss
adrstrtgen, | bbilten ban beltog Tom
Googaroe.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

Coen'e, lite Starts, Qnoslsislltubet
"Ooenie ofentIi9e Slaat.rbu'e og 81
port'laaieri" bar ibaa dfholot @snerol
%'orIamling. Sslitdbet bar / 1898 ,Inetst
1895 Spin, oeruf 29.l44 Qnoelsiuin
o9 l4,S51 ajsbsioin FAINT enoOiosre flag.
tet 2401 arsdtursr. Sperfubost, ll8,
53S ar. 70 Gre, bIlper i~oruoen ben tils
booebolbte Gre . Sr. rs gre pr. Soin
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

JDpo9rGi pnifes. On ugtit
OGuit sHer uorlt Iugpgrai i0m bar no
lcu Gtiarltg at rurme", Ian Iaa itaolat
Nrbetoc, "Ianlt llgeblao~, Gltboru, SbelbD
60, Soma. 30b3
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

Natitop. 23oe 5ebr. Yroprietnr
SpenDicn bar loa9 iolst i'm @oarO Or
psluuo" / Rutitoo ganoiosn iii 5orpdgttr
Clien al Ssrsleo for $500 ar. Glen
oommens SorOtiniegsnoe ubaisr 40 2pr.
Gnno, ItnloIot Tor Az 3p. 6arttorn. 3
Sjobst mso'sl9er S~npentdrict "a tilotts
geiGtniugen. OpsrtogeIicn timber 9Th
ben l5oe Wtarts.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

Gn 6iitenetiabrit pil / ben nGrmeite
5remtio bIipe onlagt / Slugctis. ia
briten anIraS,s at D'Srr. Grosiersr
Berg, SlugeIis, FAINT gufd oe RGicr,
aisbsrbnOn. Q%,tittapitnIsn sr $1,000
&rorsr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

Iolbora 25oe 5sbr. !9iugiteu "SpOs
bile" 3 Mar g., sr al 8obssier NH
mann. SnngboIt / 8,noipsisl. iolgt til
SsitsaOIsforeninaen for airr Serrsos
s'tre Del ior en SisbsIum At 1900 ar.
tontant liant 5000 ar. pdd 0iltuar.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

RinQtiebin9, 23oe Sebr. Den 30ourigs
Sitter Sens 8omp Gorieu al Ssnoerpig
formooes at orre foruIpttet paa Ring
tisbing 5icrb / Monbags Rat unosr
Ssilabisa biemao. 9uuosn ,r or,oen /
2auo, men bans Sig CT enonu life iunoet.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24
Or I.

MINT.
Scb. -4aroner. zYuiuo "A Gu
Ntartsusr Crt-n Gre. arsnt n GsHtS.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

TiIal9s eler tiaeie. - Gn z
~lpaltet Joltp Apis og 1ob;rp'ieri ben
trioeltge og bloHitreHoe 80 Eooe. "a, CT
illialas euer tillete Booe er en- Horitdmerl
tnnlt aommune % en- ongitg dorrsiHiHss
maro az oeune RltioHalliet io~retrFites.
,Jobu Bte9gsr Sr., Booe. "a. 1884.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24
W a o q n

WaaI fOr Upbtrbe gurrr.
l@'aRo'sHasotn .r tsr Otter. liza I qst.)
nsnoe-ll5 Stitr GSesr / Bot i gt,,r.
eeiposr ct euaoreot. 24~opoO nj en- SSsi,,r
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

Stlial9s. Yaa @ruuo al 6raiIpis
ngag oil Ieg iGlae NIT Geprugsbus o.
>iorc MEG eIler Ubcu Bartoping WRrmere
nHocrrr'tlua ttrb0el s af Z urlts 3ohHiou.
Fericp, HDrntuu 50, g{tuu. 3Ob3
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24
.Rtstsss ivi!

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"sr'n ,rn,a
|EnsT F1.t,EY
E, t,Gu- Id
Rta'ss'Vru
+ srFN 'liul1pI
StEh GtTINnl
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Fts AlpL TNI1
|slS.16 RitJa
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-07-27
MORE FIGHTING REPORTED.
Americans Under Capt Byrne Killed ITO
Fillpinos and Wounded Many others
Battle Was with Bayonets.

Manila, July sl.-News has been re-
ceived here from Gen. Smith, at lloilo,
island Of Panay, Of a severe fight at
Bobong, between Capt, Byrne, OF the
Sixteenth infantry with 10 men, and a
force of 45o Babaylones, who surprised
the American troops. One hundred
and fifteen of the enemy were Killed.
as is shown by actual count, many
were wounded and one was taken
prisoner. The American loss was one
man killed and one wounded. Inc
fighting was mostly at close quarters,
with bayonets and dubbed guns A
considerable stock of supplies and arms
has been captured by Capt Byrne, who
Is in command of the battalion operat'
ing at La Carlota, in the district Of
Negros.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-07-27
BANNER CITY.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Boyd drove
over to Solomon Saturday returning
Monday.
There will be Sunday school pic.
mic in Loyd's grove west of town
Friday, July 2S.
A gang Of Mo. Pac. bridgemen are
repairing bridges in this vicinity
Miss Hattie AFFORD visited with
Mrs. C. Z. Stephens Monday and
Tuesday.
J. f. Gleason received telegram
from Marquette, ILL.,, Wednesday
stating that his father had died there
the day before. The old gentleman
would have been centenarian in a
few more months, he being born in
the year 1900.
Banner has strayed from the
straight and narrow way. There is q
Joint in town.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-07-27
Another Oklahoma Road.

Guthrie, Ok, July 2l.-Pawnee cap
italists have secured the charter for
another railroad line which they pro
pose TO build through Oklahoma. The
new company is known as the okla,
homa & Gulf and is capitalized at 81
900, 1t is proposed to build the
road from Cedarvale, Kan, to Vernon,
Tex, passing through Cowley and Chau
tauqua counties in Kansas the Usage
Indian reservation, Payne, Logan
Kingfsher and Canadian counties in
Oklahoma; the Kiowa, Comanche ant
Apache Indian reservations, and int
Wilborgee county, Tex.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-07-27
NAVARRO.

Mrs. James Thomson returneu
from Little River where she was VS.
iting her mother.
Mrs. Daniel Hollinger was quite
sick but is better now.
Miss Stella Peck has gone to speno
a few weeks at sutphen and junction
City.
Miss Lydia Schneider OF Detrol' Il
visiting Miss Grace Peck
Bert Issitt had a runaway, cutting
one horse badly.
The Harvest meeting was we'll at
tended at Navarro chuch.
A gypsy fortune teller wen
through our town. We hope sne IS
true prophet.
D. Arnold and family visited a
Detroit Sunday.
Frank Forney spent Sunday at Ma
yarre.
Elder Humbargar and wife OF Ne
braska attended church at Navarro
Sunday. Mr.. Humbargar condacte'
the services.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-07-27
ANDERsoN's STATEMENT.
The General vigorously Denies What tho
Filipino Peace Commissioner Ayers
Was Stated Ut Cavlte.

Fort Thomas, Ky, July 2o.-Gen.
Thomas Anderson, commander OF the
department Of the lakes, was seen here
to-day by representative OF the Assoc
ciated press and was asked for state
ment concerning the Minneapolis
Times report from its Manila CORE
spondent in which the Filipino peace
commissioner, Zialcita, was quoted as
saying that Gen. Anderson, at a dinner
given in his honor at Cavite, had said
that the Americans had not come to
the Philippines for the purpose OF
taking one foot Of territory with
the view of permanent possession,
but for the purpose Of giving the
Filipinos their independence. Gen.
Anderson promptly and decidedly said
he had never used any such language.
He stated that when he reached Ma
Mia he had no transportation, forage
or fuel and he applied to Aguinaldo
for these things. This drew him into
a correspondence with Aguinaldo
from which the general soon saw that
Aguinaldo's purpose was to put every
obstacle in the way Of furnishing the
things needed by the United States
army and at the same time to lead the
United States through Gen. Ander"
son into some sort of recognition
Of the Filipino government. In that
correspondence the general says no
made it plain to Aguinaldo that no
was there in apurely military capacity.
with no authority whatever to bind
the United States by any act OF recog-
milton, that his intercourse with Aguin-
aldo was purely military, both being
opposed by common enemy. he also
pointed out that as no nation had
recognized the Filipino government Or
had even given it belligerent rights "
was impossible for him to do anything
of the kind.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-07-27
So rPHEN.

John and George Phipps were at
Sutphen Monday. George is home
from Kansas City on 80 days leave
He brought bis two little sons up to
stay with their grandmother, Mrs.
Lou Fox.
Mrs. Sue Austin Of Lexington, NO.
is visiting relatives north OF the mill
She is accompanied by her grand
daughter.
Mrs. Blanche Marts is quite sicl
with malaria.
Mrs. Geo. Grey and son Frank ar
rived overland from Burlingame las
Thursday. They intend to rent
farm in this neighborhood.
DR.. Hewitt and Dave CASTOR o
Wakefield ate Sunday dinner at tn
Kellogg ranch.
Fred Marts was very i'll the latte
part of last week.
A large number from this vicinit..
attended the German campmeetln'
near Aida Sunday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-07-27
CHEzvER.

number OF friends were pleas
sutly entertained at the home Of j. r
Cress last Friday evening. Ice cream
was served at 10 o'clock after wnlcn
Messrs. H. E. Walker, Chas. 0rice
and ]. A. Cress gave some cnolce So
lections in music.
A watch dog belonging to Ineo'
Mcbride was prisoned BY some mis-
creant.
Misses Grace Brown and Neille
Lowry were out horseback rld'ne
Friday afternoon.
Jacob stoner Jr. had quite serious
accident Saturday evening, he lumpee
and cut his foot on rusty noe.
Elder Samuel Zook preached a
Zion church Sunday.
Chicken thieves are becoming com
mon in the heighborhood'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-07-27
DILLON.
Sunday,

Mrs. A. L. Evers continues 10 DC
very low. 1t is reported she cannot
live long.
The picnic in Nottorf's grove given
BY the M. E. Sunday school was quite
a success; 500 was cleared,
The stucco hands went to Longford
Monday.
Ford Beemer had oats make 81
bushels to the acre.
Jim Rowe continues to be very
low. He had another sinking SPELL
Mrs. Chris. Mintener had run
away. Her horse broke loose in Dill
lon and ran home, smashing the cart
to pieces.
Flowing for wheat has commenced
in this vicinity.
Dillon has good growth Of weeds
It would improve the town If they
were cut down.
George Reed went to Abilene Sun
day.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-07-27
COUNTY REFLECTIONS
BY SPECIAL REFLECTOR CORRESPONDENTS
SOLOMON.
nv SPECIAL REFLECTOR CORRESPONDENTS.

Solomon's base ball team left last
night for Ellsworth where they play
three games, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday. They expect q game
with Abilene Monday.
Mrs. James Ewing died Sunday
afternoon at 6 o'clock. The funeral
services were held 1.-THE Presbyterian
church Monday at 4 P. m.
Miss Wayne cambridge, who ha'
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs E. )
Griffith the past three weeks, returned
to her home in Kansas City Tuesday
Miss Mollie Warren leaves Wednes
day for St. Mary's where she viii
visit before returning to her home il
Wichita.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-07-27
WooDBINE.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Gemeny drove
to Junction Sunday evening and re-
turned Tuesday.
R.H. Volkman was out OF town
several days on business.
Miss Estel,a DeWolf Of Abilene Wis
| tied friends here last week.
Henry Oesterreich has nearly COM
pleted an addition to his house.
D. B. Horton has new piano. Mrs.
Dyer has one also
Georgia Taylor Of Lyona returned
from Chase county Saturday where
she has been for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs, Dyer were in Abilene
Sunday.
There will be a picnic in Fengels
grove Aug. 4th, given in the interests
Of the dairy business. Everyone in
vited.
An ice cream social was given by
the M. E. Church Wednesday evening
on Mr.. Prices lawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Volkman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Munzenmeyer, Martin and
Martha Reitz and Bertha Ponath all
of Junction visited friends and rela-
tives at Lyona Sunday.
One Of Woodbine's most popular
Young men who was visiting his best
lady friend Sunday came home with
this conundrum "What is The differ
ence between a honeycomb, a honey.
moon and pretty girl9 So far nc
one has been able to answer it cor
rectly.
Last Sunday most OF the young
men OF Woodbine went over to Ma
| varre to see base ball game between
the Navarro and Maple Hill teams
| The latter failed to appear so oul
boys offered to play against thu
!. former. 1t is useless to say that W.
won both games easily and weren't II
: practice either.
n A. G. Eyth was down from Enter
prise Tuesday on business.
t James Gillett was in Abilene Wed
nesday.
2 S. Welhy Of Scott, Kas., wit
bought the stock Of groceries AM
r dry goods of Rough & Book arrived
Tuesday and took possession Wednes
i day. He will increase the stock a
once and make other necessar,
changes.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-07-27
CHAPMAN.

Prof H. D. Wilson and wife re-
turned Tuesday from Illinois where
they spent their vacation among
friends and relatives.
Thos. Seaman has been on the sick
list for several days. He is improv-
ing and will soon be able to attend to
business.
Geo. Phipps, Of the Kansas City
fire department, is spending his va
cation with his parents here.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. D. 6. Howe,
Saturday, ason.
M. P. Sanborn has been on the sick
list for several days this week.
Geo. Ferguson Of Indiana is visiting
his sister, Mrs. D. B. Pierce.
DR.. McShea is building new porch
and making other improvements OF
bis residence.
VIM. P. Smith and wife returned
Saturday from Morganville wher'
they visited friends.
Chas. Townsend spent Sunday will
his parents near Talmage.
C. Downing Of Clay Center wa'
looking after his mill business her
Monday.
A.gJ. Poor Of Kansas City spen
Monday here looking after business
Johnny Saudborn went to Kansa
City Monday to visit relatives.
! W. H. Phipps Of Manhattan spen
several days visiting his parents tn
first Of the week.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-07-27
rev
DETROIT.

River Brethren held service here
last Sunday but owing to the love
feast at Aida few were present.
Luther Wagner Of Milton, Pa Wis
tied relatives here Monday and Tues
day.
Carrie Line is quite sick with lung
trouble.
Abner Sauers is home again after
an absence of several weeks in Nc
Pherson where he has been at work.
Misses Nina Nichols and Nellie
DYER we're calling on friends the first
of the week.
Mr. Harneesh went to Dorrance
Saturday returning Monday noon.
johns Hawks youngest chiiu nas
intermittent fever.
Stephen Kelly is on the sick list
Mrs. W. H. Peterson visited hel
parents part Of last week returning
to Ellis Saturday.
The Union Independence Sunday
school will give an ice cream socia
Saturday evening at the school house
VIII the person who found blacl
cloth cape between John Pixies anc
Detroit please leave it at the post
| offinnp
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Ward win BE Rewarded.

Topeka, Kan, July 20. William
Ward, who was sent to the penitentiary
from scdgwick county for 20 years for
murder, will have a few years knocked
off his sentence on account Of good
deed done at the prison a few days ago.
Some of the prisoners in one of the de-
partments became unruly and threat
ened to mutiny. Ward rendered valu-
able services in quelling the disturb
ance. The governor said he would re-
ward Ward by reducing his sentence.
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Gov. STANLEY in Earnest.

Topeka, Kan, July 20. --Gov. Stanley
will not depend upon the regular pro-
hibitory law to clean out the joints and
gambling hells Of "Kondike," the dis
reputable locality adjacent to the Ma
tional Soldiers home ut Leavenworth.
he has another way Of getting action.
The prohibitory law is not very popu-
lar in Lcavenworth county. He will
90 after them under a law passed by
the legislature Of 1891 which makes IT
a felony to sell liquor to an inmate OF
n state or national soldiers home.
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TALMAGE.

Born, Friday, July 81, to Rev. ana
Mrs. C. G. Bear, a son.
On August Srd farmers lns'lsu.e
will be held at McBeth's grove lal'
ented speakers from Manhattan as
sisted by local workers will furnish
the entertainment.
Two boys OF our vicinity were hneo
for horse racing on Sunday. A Pc
culiar part OF it was that it happened
that the constable was ahead OF the
racers and the justice Of the peace be-
hind and the boys could not escape
Mr., and Mrs. William Whitney re-
;oice over the arrival Of boy, born
July 49,
T. E. Fisk has rented a house al
Manhattan and will move Aug l.
Miss Gibson Of Chapman is visiting
Miss Belle Luke.
The dance loving people OF ou'
community hold public dance'0
the evening Of the Sunday schoo
picnic.
Quite a few loads of wheat are com
inc to market. The test OF grain i
not good and the yield is rather low
Sunday, August s, communion ser
vices will be held at Prairie Dale M
E. church.
H. E. Walker visited at Bonaccor'
Sunday.
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Hone for nm Early settlement.

Kansas City, Mo-, July so.-lt was
lust one week agothat the Schwarx-
schild a. sulzbergcr plant was closed
down and the 1000 or more packing
house employees were laid off pending
an agreement on the part OF the men
to abide by certain rules of the COM
pany. The differences have not YET
been settled and the men are still idle,
but the indications are that the unions
and the management'will get together
before long, and upon basis that Will
be satisfactory to both the employer
and the employees
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Ton Much had Whisky.

Frankfort, Ky, July sO.-A we'll
known mountain official, who was
called on by the governor for an opin-
ion as to what was the best measure to
be resorted to for the restoration OF or
der in Clay county, responded that he
thought the whole thing could be set
tied by introducing better grade OF
whisky into Manchester to take the
place Of moonsbine liquor distilleries
for which are on almost every farm.
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The campmeeting at McBoyle's IS
well attended and will be continued
until next Sunday at least.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. H. $. Engle,
a son.
George Leathery and family OF Ao-
ilene visited at A. z. Kauftman's on
Sunday.
The cheese factory being erected
northwest Of Acme will be ready to
receive milk in a few days.
Rev. Bossler Of Abilene preached al
Newborn Sunday.
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Recommended the Rector,

Wichita, Kan, July 2O.--The vestry
OF the St. John Episcopal church exon
Grated Rev. John I. Won Herrlich OF
the charge Of implied intimacy with
Mrs. s. M. Fuller, member OF his con-
gregation. The charges were made by
Mrs. Fuller and created profound
sensation. II was announced that Rev.
Won Herrlich's resignation would be
accepted at the earliest possible mo-
ment. Opinion Is divided regarding
the guilt or innocence of Rev. Won
IIerrlch. The investigation Is unsat-
isfuctory to many.