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April IL.

THURsDAY, April ID.
A fairly active day on the Stock Exchange re-
suited In greater or less declines In the ma
jority OF stocks. Conspicuous exceptions. how
ever. were the shares OF the local transporta-
ton companies and the gas stocks. During the
greater part Of the day speculative interest was
largely enRrossed by Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Manhattan Railway. and Metropolitan Street
Railway. Although these stocks all closed
materially below their highest level OF the
day. nevertheless they left of with net ad-
vances ranging from 2 TO over 8 y cent. There
was no definite news bearing UPON any OF
these stocks to account for the active interest
expressed in them. Details Of the plan By
which the Brooklyn Rapid Transit will
absorb the elevated lines in the borough
OF Brooklyn were published. and may
have had something to do with the adj
vance In that interest. In q general way,
also. the advent OF moro seasonable weather
was referred to as explaining the demand for
that stock and the other local traction shares.
Local gossip associated the advance In Metro
politan Street Railway and Manhattan as being
due to some developments Jointly affecting
these companies. but there was no verifcatlon
OF these ideas. apart from that furnished by the
market.
Speculation in the railway list was rather
apathetic throughout the day. In the last hour
the railway list and the Granger shares nota-
bly, broke rather rapidly on rumors as to the
extent OF tho damage wrought to the winter
wheat crop by the severe weather conditions OF
the spring. These reports have been ignored for
some time. but to-day they were reinforced
by the rather sharp advance In the wheat mar
ket. and hence carried more weight than
heretofore. The money market on call
was very steady throughout the day:
at the same time no loans were made above the
legal rate OF interest and many OF the banks
reduced the rates on standing loans to under
8 y cent. The hrmness Of the money market
was due to a call by the Government upon the
depository banks for q return OF part OF the
money held by them against last years war
loan. 1t is understood that the Govern
ment will require the repayment OF about
S1.O00.00o q week for some time to come.
but against this the cash holdings Of the New
York banks are apt to be soon increased to the
extent OF the payment by the Treasury Of the
Spanish indemnity OF $4,000 900. which dis
bursement will be made as soon as the ordinary
diplomatic formalities have been complied
with. The Industrial stocks were not ~particu-
larly conspicuous In the days dealings. and.
for the most part. moved In uniformity with
the general market. There was no definite
news bearing upon them. or upon the other
stocks which we're conspicuous In respect to
activity.
New York Stock ExohanGo-sales April IL.
UNITED STATES STATE BONDS TN $1.0o0sl.
: / q sss. o.....1osNI 2 Cs<s.o. 1so71l3h
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J. L. MCLEAN & CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,

Bankers and brokers,
Members Of N. Y. Consolidated Stock Exchange.
z r BOSTON,
90 Broadway. Be Congress St
Stocks and Grain dealt in on commission, for cash or
on margin Of 8 to 5 per cont.
Send for our Daily Advisory Letter. 1t will interest
you.
CATION.
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6hc. over. Tho Northwestern receipts were
128 cars. against 800 last week and 155 last
year; Chicago %. against 101 last week and 81
last year. Futures advanced 2kc. TO 2xc., with
sales Of 3.215. 900 bush. Prices as follows:
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THURSDAY. April ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
was firm. Sales $4,000 bush. for export here
and at the outports. No. / northern Duluth,
luth. lilo. over; No. ] northern New York.
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VNHE EXPLORATION SYNDICATE. Mills Building,
l Wall and Broad streets. New York, offer Mining
Shares in standard. successful properties operated
and managed by themselves,
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Louis ESQ, Cincinnati 1,1eo. and Houston 733.
The SIGNAL SERVICE predicted partly , cloudy weather
Orleans declined 8 points. Futures here declined 7
to II points. but recovered part, closing steady at Q
net decline Of 9 to z points. Prices rs follows;
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MINING MACHINERY-PRASER l. CHALMERS,
Iu 80 Broadway, New York. manufacturers Of min.
ing and smelling machinery. EstimAtes on mining
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operinn. Hiehs,t. Lowest. Closing. Night.
S May ssSOs ~ ~ s sOs

An avalanche Of bad crop reports swept wheat
prices upward to-day, and they closed at the best
moreover. confirmed the numerous unfsvorabis re.
ports received here of late, and to-1ay's- private, ad-
d diidS' pr suf5u,O repo aas Kansas continued 70 send the
R ESs S5se! Il .ss. Ma: $Fa ssS T, sTis.n ssss i s ssli:
Gus injury Of a wide extent TO the wheat crop. While
the Government area and condition figures imply 10.
ton. Better weather now will tend to arrest the
teristics." The weather to-day. was generally fair
and mild. but colder weather with frost in Kansas 10
vanced I'd, Paris 10 oentimes and kntw X franc;
there was q good foreign demand and shorts covered
the speculation, was broader than. for some time
past. The reduction IN railrosd freight rates
mand. The worlds visible supply. according to the
Chicago Bulletin, is 1tA.s2s.o 900 bush. against i61.-
Ti..I seeb : mgn sisa aso ssa re aSzi 1860. ;SSo bush: hear corn Ss1;
sdSSnnced partly in sympsthy With wheat, but TN higher
sisted the rise. Liverpool. advanced Nd. The sea-
board cleared 7o2. s5s bush. There has been . pref.
y good demand here for export Of late and the re.
the rest Of the list. AZ the West. Gounseiman was
F~LoUR-stronRer in sympathy with wheat Sales
1880 bbls. Receipts were s,93S bbls. and 23;g53
ter in bbis.NsuperSne. sa.sosss.Io; No: ! extra,
s.. t59s2 80; clears. ss.1o9S8.a5: straights. $40
ss.s!ss s5 Bsssas;j :: . sisSsss;' ss.ss ss;aRs II p. ss,s;:
.. SSF5 81 81 gSsi.. es sts .pi hs5S a'f MI%Slln a;1s spii. Stss
eHc.. against o s.1ec. last year: New. Orleans and
Gulf Skc:. sssinss 9 7.1sc; Memphis s. .nys ton
bales. New Orleans 5000 and Mobile 800. Liver.
pool was UNCHANGED ON the spot with sales Of 5000
receipts for the week 1000. against 5000 las.
year: shipments, g: 900 e the Continent against
The movement to-day was as follows:
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Total sales of railway bonds par vAluo). %. 7SA 900.
RAILROAD AND OTHER SHARES.
Open High LOU- -cloufno-
Sale. in0. est eh. Bid. Asked.
llsloAstkW o6H 81 66k 6 o6X
o2b An ST.
wp... ooH CO.'S os 90 esh
aaes6 Am 8 RI 81 l6eN 1861 l66N 1904
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Glsetiuus and aatrftiuss.

DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL COMPANY,
- NEW YORK: April 4, 1ssg.-rhe annual meeting
OF the stockholders OF this company will be held at
the Office of the company. ~ Cortlandt st., in this
city. on Tuesday, the 9TH day OF May next. for the
election OF Managers and for other business, includ-
ing the establishment OF a sinking fund.
The polls will open at IL o'clock neon and remain
open for one hour.
The transfer books will be closed from the close
of business saturday, April ~. until the morning
OF Wednesday, May 10.
By order Of the Board OF Managers.
i. NJ. ~OLYPHANT, Secretary.
Columbus d. Hooking Coal a. Iron Co.
NEW YORK. April 9th. 1899.
NOTICE
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Columbus and Hooking Coal and Iron company will
be held in the city of Columbus. Ohio, on Wednes.
day, the 18th day OF May, at p. III. for the election
Of Directors for the ensuing year, For this purpose
the Transfer Books will DO closed on "Wednesday, the
10th inst. and remain closed until May 18th.
Q. A. McMANIGAL, Secretary.
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Available cash balance,
including gold reserve. S27e .ss5. 100 S27e, aoe, 1888

including gold esorve.s27s 1886. 100 S27e. ees. 1873
Money in London. 2S2H y cent. Rate Of dis
count IN ,; open market sSs for short and three
bullion gone into the Bank OF England on bal;
minimum rate OF discount, unchanged at 3 y
ties iis $500 Z cent. against 1920 last week
and 38.40 the same week last year. The week.
ly statement Of, the Bank shows the following
seraS dsc irSs an s4S s5 .So9. cir HSfSaha; d hSrsi red
f236,O00. bullion increased f259.0O0. "other'
securities decreased, 81, 800. 900. "other" de-
posits decreased f94 900. public deposits de-
creased fS46.OO0. notes reserve increased
&54O,VO. Government securities Increased
$4,000. Paris advices quote 3 y cents at l01
francs 92hs centimes. Exchange on London %
francs 21h confines. The weekly statement
OF the Bank of France shows the following
changes. Notes In circulation decreased g.
O0.0OO francs, Treasury accounts increased
900 francs, gold on hand decreased a.
600,0OO francs. bills discounted decreased
4IS50.0O0 francs. silver on hand decreased l.
$4,000 francs.
The deposits Of Texas and Pacific second
mortgage bonds have far exceeded the average
results at SO early a stage OF readiustment un-
dertakings.. A large majority OF the bonds are
already In the hands OF the Mercantile Trust
Company, and 1t Is believed that substantially
q unanimous acceptance Of the proposition will
have been made, by April 15. when the right to
deposit will expire.
The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
TODAY ware az follOVs.
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New York Stock ExohanGe-salos April IL.
UNITED STATES AMI STATE In $1.0o0sl.
U 8 ss. o......losHl 2 CsAs.o. 19o7ll3h
CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED STATES noSpa.
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p

Total sales. 6.20o shares.
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first Glass 4tlp-aaales.

A GOOD seaman wants TO run nAphthG launch
n or sloop yacht; worked In factory; can cook; ref.
erences; long experience. SEAMAN. 1887 B'way.
0OACHMAN.-English, married. age 80; thoroughly
~ reliable and competent; strictly honestGnd sObsrI
expert rider and driver; country preferred; Ave ears
with last employer. who can be seen.
GOLDEN, 1874 East 22d St.
ZONES man. "a. wishes situation Of any kind
II good teacher OF languages and addreSser OF cir
eulafl. NICK Co6NIoUL. <2< LIST AV.. room .. city.
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Sgents Manted-atalfs.

A GEN appointed on uncovered ground; on,
IA earned $500 in 1898. p. o. 1871, New York.
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first Glass OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sinna1.

IA or private secretary for the summer months,
good traveller: references given and required. Ad.
dress No. 1919. care Outlook. Philadelphia, Pa.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-12

"A Prominent Physician.

The largest retail drug store. In
Americans thataof Hegeman & Co.
Broadway m-New York Cry.
IA reporter who went thereto learn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-12
re SWIATA.

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!.
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-" p'0's w
Aeo'eso D'e'iuS Ao''a' 80 :
uY' ouA'na -" au'e ia WIZ.
~ AasaoY)pvm N1pe".
mono 60 e NE 'eoz:e aresz'o-
"an !. Dfey1ns 'soz'e pre-"
s1 STU yam "a posseun'c7
1--WE" 'eies'alu' po we go
"soa oecY2ya' czy halezy .
przys'sc 90 rar}za luo NE.
=
uo'u
,no"sk' zam1erze We "asn'pg'
Tome zaloz' us'io- .
ahio'saae zaln'as
so"ego pose'''Wa. Aazaua
~ ,auy panse"a
20
MADK1I. - kpia I. urfe"
dove zaPrzecza]a s'anoWczo
WESTON, - fn'szpan'e 'yn'
ce1u 'posc'll l.o'lo> aSeoy 8
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-12
KSIAZKI DO
BOZENSTW

K.;osko do mabozedstua mops
.ou1ez .Arcq,hiak2u;n Du72S,2n +.
TX zwana Blskupka, ola ko-
$3.50
Ia sauna Biskupka, W pick.
niejs3ei opraHie. okuclem a
meczkiem....t..: w
A%i& Strd&, ksiazka DO nabo-
tenstwa " piekhel oPlavie' g
zfotYm ( o.'o
a, ;65 StrG5 oprawhY, W
sK6rke 10 one brzegi z okuclem
~zameczIism zfotym tytull.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-12

ts $780,
WIEDEN Onegda Cd.
byia sic pred sadem rozprawa
Wolf, przec'w p. Zygmuntowi
Karwowslkiemu Pan Karwow.
ski obel3Ywych slo~ach,
jake Wolf wypowiedziat o
q rodaie polskim ], pc pole
Wolfe 2 posfem
Gniewoszem wysiat do VOLTA
list. List ten odczytano ma
sadowej rosprawie. Jest on
n,astepujscy: do pana Wolf!
|Ch9cia2 dzlennikow ME csytu-
je, dow;edzialem sic, 2 jaka
bezczelnos:i a odWa2yles sic
pan wyraz { 0 narodzie pol
skim. Jestes pan pasor2ytem,
poIj!ycznYm 4ebrakiem ! dfa-
BEN Eakl.h ludzi pol'czkuje
sic, Uaaa4is pan tedy "a
wypoliezkowanego. Z7gmunt
Karvowskl." ObecnY ma
rozprawie p. KarwoNsxl prly-
zna} $ e d sutorstWa i listu J
starai sic, 9 lie to byto mo1lir-.
ven, 9 przeProwna q;
|dowodu praWdy. Ro7prave
|jednak zaraz potemi odroczono
I powodow formalnych, albo
wien ME MONA bYlo stwier-.
dzit, cry %cskarzonY ctrzymaf
wezwap,e IA pissmie. Zjawil sic
! bowen narozpraWe zaniado
niony prywatnie przez ktore-,
COS re z%nalomych.
" Arr s '1a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-12

" O BRACI
GR1ESEL 81 Winonie " bloku
Pezero, 70 wszYstkich tute--.
ssIzych salon6w ~nalWiecej piWa
yprzedaia, 2 cz s'g WYn1ilkAzSa,
&c piwo gobciom tn podaWa-
ne, jest jaknajlepszem.
g16wnel sail sa sto1Y mnogie'
krzesla, a hadto osobnY pokoj
ola chcacYch siedziet osob:
no. Ludzi v tel, pos starokraj
I1rs;sku urzadaoneI obensY
.aawsze ]qH zulu, iees .mimo'.
to kazdy szybko dostanie
2zego za1ada5 : gadoWoleniieemn5
YYchod2i.
Fnmerzy teras y .lcaleelm1n,
miiescie Wyggopddanieisaei ggosD i, Il
ME znajdq, jak.u 6 GS'riiesl6w, 9 y
polaczonej ich 2 oalo o't1len1
gr;oae1ril Wszystko moga kupllGc:
% y nilsta Ola kuchni fsto}1uI
1 1o WadlaG mu,issszaa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-12
" l'ls':' y \ !'''|'l' I.
4 DE ] II. Nv j < &. Eg !.
" ". Win,oln IA! MINI Mi

W WllOOlla, MINI.
mozna dosta66 rozzmaiitls kasiazakhii poll
skle .szczeg6lnie zad naste puljace:
POLsKO-
AM Err (Cena 80
cent6w) na1noEsza KsIAzKA
~KUCHARSKA. uiozona przez see
dziw9 dosWladcyon9 kucharke orgy
pomocy kucharza hotelowego.
/ Ks,azka ta zawlera masterpieces
rozdzialy: Napoje, ZupY, JarzYnY,
Salaty, Rozmaite potraWy ? jay j.
maxi, Potfawy miesne, CieIecina,
Skopowina, Wieprzowina. Dr6b,
Zwlerzyna, Ryby, Rome potrawy
m'esne. Sosy, pieczywa, honnitu-
rY i z%adraWY. LeguminY, budynie
i pasztety, Lody.
Mode panienki bardzo szybko
nabieraia twprawY " kucharzeniu,
jezell praktvkujac W kuchnl, raz
poraz zaglaisja do lego znakomi
tego kuchars xiego %podreczni-
ka .......... so cent6w.
0 jamie Iluardowskans. wielklmn
czaroWnikn ..-. 80. So. ID Ct.
Zyepot KoSciuszh, kslazeczka
Ola grzecznych dziscl......... 20 CT
M9cse,5stw6 8wlgtei Dsiiemicy
Krustyny, wYciag z ZYwotow
SStych Pansklch Ks. P..otra Skar-
Testament Piotro Wsielkiiego czv-
Ii January Mcskali z~awojowania
catego swlata.....,"..... 5 ct.
Qua Study czyll Zen'aczka
Amerykanska ...-. IL ct.
N0ycyk Kassub$;ci abo Koruszk
l jcdna maca jedrnyj provide. loot.
S1owsc2ek CIVIL zbl6r polsk1ch
piosnek ludowych (z~awieraj$cy
take Marsz kaszubski)"..-- 10 c.
Rkrako czYli ,,Kiedy sgad,t to
E+E-.--=.z.." ."a.gE. -0r+#-| .--
luz dobrze G..
Proroct,oo Mchazdy, Kr6lowe
ze Saby, l3te; SYblili.
Zyd a0,cczny 1et5acs -. ...l0c,
Kaszu6i pod WSedniem
opowiadaDie pc kaszubsku (wier
soc.
Pyoroctwa o Po.sce ee.,o..l0ct
Ksl9zeczl1a dla dusz naboznYch St
Gdy6y mice 1000. dolarom
powiesc ola cnotllwei m1od2iezYl0c.
Weso{y Wsc szekletd, powln-
szowania ma wszeakh przYgod'y,
zaprosipy ia wesele plosppeczkl
.Weselne. ...-.... .......s ZUct
Mistoryo 0 zGrzegorsu, kt6ry
II lat pokutowa}, przykutY prey
5:skale... -. ,.:- lUct.
Eementarz Folska (duzy)). .25c,.
Eyemeutarz Ma1y Ola dzlec'
rplsklch waAmeryce....... Set
Iistounk Rpzsko.Ameryka1ski,
podreczulk a .srajacy nauke pi-
aania i1st6w i gotowe IVORY list6w
" wszystkicL przYpadkach "
oVi
Sfamik persko5 egipski... SOC.
SemmM czyli wr6zenle re sn6y
ma prxesz1o 800 przypadkow stu
G.
Leka1z Domoaoy czyll nljeza-
wodne sposoby domowego i TAME.
90 ~leczen1a rozmaitYch chor6b 25c
RxesoodnM do pieonia Ist0ao
e. N2IOSWych... -...-.... .... 5Oc
Zo$red51ik Rzsko Angielski,
ksiazxa ola latwego~%n auczenla sic
DO angielsku................ 65ct.
Dzieje Nurodw Rolskiego
(Jozefa Observation-Disclosures Acct
Dsae1e 5tarego aowego 7esto
sseatu Il obIazkam1). .........4O
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-12

k:6ry odjechat do His,pani,,
odpowiedzjalnym "a wysadze-
ME W powietrze okretu "Mai-
ne'.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-06-15
In the Far Northwest.

James Dunlop of Detroit has been
up in the far northwest investigating
the country. He says; 1--WE have
spent eight days in visiting the out
lying districts Of Edmonton, from 20
to 70 miles, and have found one of
the finest countries for mixed farm
ing we have ever seen. To the best
Of our judgment we can heartily rec
ommend that all wishing to better
their conditions in a shorter time can
do so by coming here. We have talk
ed with many farmers who came here
with little or nothing and who met
with astonishing result"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-06-15
Give the Children q Drink

called Grain-O. 1t is a delicious, ap-
petizing, nourishing food drink to
take the place Of coffee. When prop
erly prepared it tastes like the finest
coffee but is free from all its injurious
properties: Grain-O aids digestion
and strengthens the nerves. 1t is
not a stimulant but health builder,
and children as well as adults can
drink it with great benefit. Costs
about / as much as coffee. ID and
25c at grocers.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-06-15
ABILENE WEEKLY REFLECTOR ABILENE KANSAS JUNE u.s. B99TW PAGES

ers Jr., Mr.. Gill Hawkins, Kansas
City; Miss Elizabeth Parker, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. H. Lord, Chicago; Mrs. Zah-
ner, Topeka; Mrs. Lang, Fremont,
Ohio, aunt Of the bride. with whom
she made her home during her three
years school life in Ohio.
GoKDoN.M'KENzIE.
Al the residence OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Gordon,
on southside, Abilene, last evening
were married Miss Clara B. Gordon
and K. H. Mckenzie, of Leadville, Colo.
Rev. W. A. Crawford otliciated aud
the little nephew Of the bride was at
tendant with the ring. Miss Lena
Lifts was bridesmaid and Henry Mat
teson groomsman. Mrs. +. b.
Glimpse presided at the piano and
played Lohengrin's March as the par
ty entered the rooms and 20, Promise
Me" during the ceremony. The
house was decorated beautifully. The
bride wore white mousseline de sole
aud carried brides roses. Her ionly
ornament was handsome diamond
pendant, the gift Of the groom. A
radiant and charming bride she was
indeed. After congratulations de.
licious supper was enjoyed by about
30 guests.
The bride has lived in Abilene since
earliest childhood and has by her
grace, beauty and wit made hosts Of
friends all Of whom will miss her
greatly though wishing her every
happiness i'll her new life and home.
The groom is senior member of the
firm OF Mckenzie Bros, owners and
managers Of the largest and most
popular drugstore in Leadville.
The presents were beautiful, costly
and useful articles and included many
mementoes Of kind friends. There
were lace and drawn work from Old
Mexico, gold and silver articles, cut
glass, ETC., from Colorado and many
other articles from Abilene friends.
The brides father gave her a hand
some gold watch and chain.
Out Of town guests were: Mrs.
Forsythe and Miss jolly, of Dennison,
Ohio; MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Lemaster,
OF Topeka; Misses Anna Swartz and
Sue l.. Bell, Of Salina. The happy
couple left over the Union Pacific for
Colorado where they will spend three
weeks seeing the beauties of that
state. After July LIST they will be at
home at 225 West Eighth street, Lead
vile, where Mr.. Mckenzie has bought
and furnished pretty cottage.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-06-15
Normal Institute Notes.

There are so enrolled at the normal
exclusive OF those who have enrolled
for the music only.
The rain has kept afew Of our mum.
Der from the institute.
Prof. Ambrose's physiology class in
classifying the joints have come tc
the conclusion that the Abilene
"joints" are classified under the head
Of "immovable."
Mr.. Livers, representing Ridpath'l
Publishing Co., has been at the nor
NAL all week.
j. B. Stauffer gave quite an inter
esting and instructive talk to thu
psychology class at today's session.
The choral class beginning with
next week will meet Monday, Tues
day and Thursday evenings.
Among today's normal visitors vert
Misses Thayer and Lewis and Mr.
Towner.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-06-15
COINYY'S POSSESSIONS.
WHAT THE ASSESSORS FOUND
MARCH LIST.
Complete Abstracts Of the Statistical
Rolls of the County Riches Of
Land and Stock

The county clerks office has COM
pleted the statistical abstract Of the
county. 1t shows;
Number farms 1921, acres under
fence 3j4,S32, unfenced l04.552 ir-
rigated 8; cash value farms $500.
$40, implements 1928, 1926 acres win.
ter wheat l07,736, rye 9,O97, spring
wheat |, 425, corn 1867, barley GAG,
oats 23,S45, buckwheat 10, potatoes
1912. millet $3.50, sorghum 9,42s,
maize 5. kailir 22,S77; bushels corn on
hand March 234, 500, wheat 294 1928
grass in cultivation 1913, alfalfa 1855,
prairie l27, 1855; tons tame hay cut in
1898 1851, prairie hay 29,406.
Value garden products 1880,
poultry SIS, 1903, pounds cheese made
in families ALSO, factories l24, 759,
butter made in families l60,636, in
factories 1875, 1853; value milk sold
$2l, 0SS.
Horses l4,794. mules 1858, cows
l4,94S, cattle 4S,7S2, sheep 3l9, hogs
35,425; died-horses III, mules 10,
cows PIP, cattle 1920, sheep 8, hogs
2,060; value animals sold for market,
1896, l4S, wool 1851 pounds.
Bearing apple trees 1891, pear
6,5O7, peach 1926, plum Sl,5O6,
cherry l,l04, small fruits II acres,
grapes 40, wine made 1896 gallons,
horticultural products value $3.50,
stands bees 1928, honey ll,744 pounds,
dogs 1850, value wood sold $l,093.
There are rs manufacturing estab-
lishments, the largest being the Belle
Springs Creamery Co. c. W. Parker
employs the most men, 3S. There
are "a deaf, dumb, idiotic and insane,
all white.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-06-15
Lang in 1t Again.

Salina Union; Charles Davis was
arraigned in the police court this
morning for assaulting L. L. Lang Of
Gypsum City with chair in the
Elmo hotel last night. The case was
dismissed on the ground that Davis
acted in self-defense. Lang is the
individual who was. convicted Of
striking a man in Gypsum with a
poker, and who was recently released
from Jail by the county commission
ers.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-06-15
Does Coffee Agree With You?

If not, drink Grain-O-made from
pure grains. A lady writes: 1.-The
first time made Grain-O did not
like it but after using it for one week
nothing would induce me to 60 back
to coffee" 1t nourishes and feeds the
system. The children can drink it
freely with great benefit. 1t is the
strengthening substance of pure
grains. Get a package today from
your grocer. 15c and 25c,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-06-15
Enterprises A. 0. U. W. Officers.

The following are the officers of the
Ancient Order Of United Workmen for
the coming term at Enterprise }
+ Buhrer, P NJ VIZ o Scrafford, M
W; G Townley, foreman; Eli Holz'
worth, 0; c W Brooks, recorder; John
Latto, fnancier; B A Flack, receiver
r c Dederich, G; J + Baumbaugh,
W; R l. Lantz, 0 W; G W Brooks,
Med Ex.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-06-15
Harvest in Two Weeks.

Solomon Tribune Wheat is rapid
Iy heading out and ripening. Har'
vest will begin In less than two
weeks. Although great howl is
being sent up from some parts OF the
county, nearly every wheat field in
the surrounding country has good
stand and bids fair to turn out fair
quantity of wheat.