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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-02-21
Telegrar11y.

uluiSVI q llAouSOW Oo 4OtO S'O
1879 roku, do utworzenia no.
wego gabinetu. Baron Banffy
re wszystkimi swymi kolegami
podal sic do dymisyi, jak to
zapowiedzial by} W sejmie W
zeszls Sobote.
PARYz, 21go Lutego. -
Powazne gazety W rodzaju
"Temps" journal des De.
bats" i "Libert6" stoja po
stronie nowego prezydenta.
Wtorujs i'm niemal wszystkie
gazety prowincyonalne, ME
watpiac, ae Loubet podo}a Ia
daniu uspokojenia wzburzo-
nych umys}6w. Natomiast ga.
zety "Patrie", "Libre Parole"
i "Echo de Paris napadaja "a
przyk}adem bonapartystoW-
skiego "Gaulois" nietylko ma
osobe Loubeta, lecz nawet Ia
osobe jego zony, ME bedscej
ich zdaniem dose ukladna, aae.
by przyjmowac mog}a W pala.
Gu Elizejskim ksiazat i hra-
blow, bedscych ambasadorami
zagranicznych dwor6w. Po-
waznych zarzut6w Mkt pre-
civ Lou betowi podnosic ME
smie. Ogo} publicznosci vie.
rzy W pewnosG jego charakte.
ru, bezstronnosc i gotowosc
bronienia republika6skiej for.
my rzsdu.
PARYz, 21go Lutego. =
z okazyi nieprzyjaznych wy
cieczek przeciw osobie prezy.
denta, oswiadczyi tenSe, ze
Mkt ME posiada racyi twier.
die o MIN, jakoby by} przyja.
cielem lub nieprzyjacielem
Dreyfusa. Stoi on wraz vie
kszoscis francuzkiego narodu
po stronie prawa sprawledli-
wosci.
Miasto jest spokojne. Przed-
siewzieto srodki ostroznosci W
celu utrzymania publicznego
porzsdku. q liczby 100 os6b,
aresztowanych W Niedziele,
zostanie go oddanych pod sad.
PARYz, 2lgo Lutego. =
Izba deputowanych przyje1a
463 g}osami przeciw 40 wnio-
SEX rzsdu, azeby ma pogrzeb
Faure'a wyasygnowae kasy
paG,twa 100000 frank6w.
Przeciw wnioskowi protesto.
wall socyalisci. Izba deputo-
wanych wezmie i'm corpore
udzia} W pogrzebie. Sekretarz
przyboczny prezydenta oswald.
czy1 publicznie, ae prezydent,
czujsc sic bliskim smierci, OBJ.
jawi4 dwukrotnie ayczeuie,
aaeby przywoSano do jego }oza
ksiedza. zaloba dworska po
smierci Faure'a trwae bsdzie
4 tygodnie. Praez ca}y prze-
ciag tego czasu Loubet ME
bedzie bral udzialu W zadnych
bankietach i balach.
Ministeryum Dupuy pozo.
stale nadal u w}adzy, co sta
nowi dow6d, ze prezydent ME
nalezy do Dreyfusard6w.
GRENoBLA, Al Lutego. -
Max Regis, byly burmistrz W
Algierze i wydawca can't
Juif"''( Autisemity), }, zosta}s ska
zany ma 8 letnie wiezienie i
zap}acenie 1000 frank6w kary
Ia namawianie do mordu i
pozogi. Ia napisanie odnosne-
60 artykulu skazano redaktora
Philippe ma 8 lat wiezienia i
100 frank6w kary pienieauej.
MADRYT, 21go Lutego. -
Kortezy zebra}y sic ma posie-
dzenie i uchwalily ma wstepie
rezolucye kondolencyjna dla
Francyi, 2 okazyi smierci jej
prezydenta. Hrabia d'Almenas
zarzuca} W senacie niedoleztwo
genera}om Primo Rivera, Wey-
lerowi, Blanco, Linares ad-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-02-21

Gle 80 chfopc6w i 296 dziew-
czat.
Nowe Stowarzyszenie poIicyau.
tow.
Kilku policyant6w re stacyi
przy 35 ulicy cd kilku tygodni
stara sig o zawiazanie stowarzy-
szenia, kt6rego celem mialoby
bye, dostarczyc dobrego adwo-
kata tym policyantom, kt6rzy
maia jakies sprawy sadowe'
Obecnie W takich wypadkach
Department. policyi ME wspo-
maga bynajmniej policyanta,
ktory zostaje pociagnietym do
odpowiedzialnosci sadowei mu-
81 on sam starac sic obrone.
zdarzafo sig nieraz, ze W takich
wypadkach policyanci miedsy
soba urzadzali skladke dla kole-
gi. Stowarzyszenie, kt6re teraz
zamierzaja zaloayc owl policyan-
ci, miaioby ma celu zbierac
fundusze droga miesiecznych
wkladek regularnych ma opiaca-
ME dobrych adwokat6w, iezeli
kt6ry czlonkow W process sig
zawikfa.
ZfOdzieje kiesz0nkowi.
Wczoraj popoludniu okoio
godz. poi do 6, pan Felix Siwe-
cki, zam. pm. S03 Holt ave.,
W wagonie kolei ulicznej linii
Division str, zostal pomiedzy
Lake str, a Milwaukee ave.
okradziony przez zlodziel kie-
szonkowych, ktorzy mu zabrali
$35. Dwie godziny p6zniei
czterech detektyw6w re stacyi
przy Larrabee str, aresztowalo
trzech ziodziei kieszonkowych W
wagonie kolei ulicznei linii Hal
sted str, W poblizu North ave.,
W chwili, gdy ci wypr6aniali
kieszenie niejakiego B. w. Sic
boldta, zam. pm. 1141 yelling
ton ave. Nazwiska aresztowanych
So George Nubin, FrankMcCoy
i Henry Rosenthal.
Straszna smierc.
14letni Morris Levy, kt6rego
rodzice mieszkaja pm. 435 State
str, wczoraj W gmachu skladu
departamentowego A. M. Roth
schilda PREY State str, ma pia-
tenn pietrze chciaf weisc do ele.
watora. Elevator jednakowoz
szybko jechai W gore, a chfopiec
wstapiwszy W pr6znie, wpadi
al ma dot zabii sic ma miejscu.
POlscy rabusie.
Kuba Hermatus, Stan. Mocz.
kowski Stefan Podlifski, zostali
wczoraj aresztowani j zamknieci
ma stacyi przy W. Chicago ave.
So oni oskarzeni to, ze onegda!
wieczorem napadli ma Floryana
Woiczek, zam. pm. 122 Cornelia
str, obili 60 zabrali mu srebrny
zegarek i gotowka $5.
Niemiiy obowiazek.
Porucznik policyi Stiff, ze
stacyi PREY Halsted str, wczora1
zmuszony byi aresztowac swego
rodzonego brata, ,piesciarza"
Billy Stifta, zam. pm. 1433
Demming str, ma podstawie roz-
kazu aresztowania, o kt6ry po-
staral sic pewien konduktor kolei
kolei ulicznej. Konduktor ten
skarzy sic. ze kiedy onegdaj
okolo p6inocy powracai do remi-
zy ze swym wagonem ! byl tylko
o ,,blok" cd remizy oddalony.
Billy Stiff z kilku towarzyszami
stoisc ma ulicy, dawai mu znaki
do zatrzymania sic. On ma to
l. l.1s.l-~ LII ...S
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-02-21

cyl Santiago, Sagasta WystapH
W obronie rzadu i komisyi po-
koju, zalsc sic ma niegodne
postepowanie Amerykan6w.
Almenas dziwi} sic nastepnie,
ze aadnego genera2a do tel
pory ME rozstrzelauo. Armia
hiszpa6ska sk}adaia sic
z lw6w, k56rymi dowodzi}y
osly. Wyraaenie to spowodo.
walo W izbie tumult.
w izbie poselskiej zarzuca}
senior Annix rzsdowi, ae ME
bedsc przygotowany do wojny,
wypowiedzia} ia Stanom Zje-
dnoczonym jedynie z obawy
przed Karlistami, Rad kaza}
poddaG Santiago, pomimo re
miasto mialo $4,000 za1ogi /
by4o zaopatrzoue W zywnosc
ma trzy miesisce.
Republika1scy pos}owie po-
stauowili staraG sic wszystki-
mi sposobami o obalenie ODE.
cnego, monarchicznego rzadu.
OMDURMAN, 81 Lutego. -
Ksiaae Connaugh aona przy.
by} dotad i zostal powitany
wielkim zapa3em. Odbyl prze.
glad wojska W liczbie 5000,
kt6re zdobylo Kartum. Ksia.
ae zwiedzi] gr6b Mahdiego,
palac ogrody Kalifa.
MANILA, 21go Lutego. =
Krajowcy we wsi Paco pr6bo-
wall spalic gl6wns kwatere
sztabu l pu1ku Washington,
podlcAywszy ogie6 w przyty.
kajacych do niej chatach. Ma
szczescie wiatr odwr6cil sic i
zamiast gl6wnej kwatery mi
szczyl 20 dom6w W poblizu
kosciola, kt6ry sic spaln
pred kilku dniami.
Powsta1cy opuszczajs W
malych oddzialach San Pedro
Macati i koncentrujs sic pod
Singalon.
WASHINGTON, 81 Lutego. =
W izbie poselskiej zawieszono
regu}y i przystapiono do g}o.
sowania mad bilem senatu,
przeznaczajscym $40, 100000
dla Hiszpanii, W zamian "a
Fllipiny. Przeciw bilowi prze.
mawia} tylko demokrata
Wheeler Kentucky, ma kt6,
60 zsdanie wykreslono pred
tygodniem blu omnibusowe.
60 odnoSna pozycye. Who
SEX senatu przyjeto bez "a
strzeze6 i poprawek 2l9 g}o.
sami przeciw "a. Mniejszosc
g1osuiscych skladala sic 81
demokrat6w, 2 populist6w i
jednego srebrnego republika.
nina.
Przyjeto nadto bill senatu,
zwracaiacy gubernatorom pie
nisdze, wy}ozone "a werbowa.
ME ochotnikow.
w senacie debatowano mad
budzetem> wydzia}u poczty
zgodzono sic przystapic dzisiaj
do g}osoWania mad odnosnym
bilem.
WASHINGTON, u Lutego.
= Przed komisya sledczs do
sprawy miesa, dostarczanego
wojsku, stawa} general major
Miles, kt6ry po z}ozeniu przy-
siegi zezna}, ze artyku}y dzien'
nikarskie, opisujace jego roz'
mowy zreporterami, zawieraja
DUO niedok1adnosci. General
Miles mia} nadzieje, ze wojsku
dostarczane bsdzie zywe byd}o,
a ME mleso mrozone lub W
puszkach. Mai uprzedzenie
do takiego miesa. Uprzedzenie
to podtraymywali W MIN r6zni
ofcerowie, kt6rym mieso ME
smakowalo i ktorzy skladali
raporta, re jest ono zaprawia,
ne chemikaliami. General iadl
sam takie mieso ma wyspie
Portorico ME zauwazy} WOW.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-02-21
2 Rady Mieiskiej.

2 Rady Miejskiej.
Bardzo krotkie bylo wczoraj-
sze posiedzenie rady miejskiej.
Burmistrz zavetowai ustawe ma
zeszlem posiedzeniu przyjeta W
sprawie budowy elektrycznej
kolei W Lake ave., pomiedzy AZ
a 81 utica; odbyio sic ponowne
glosowanie i ustawe zlozono do
aktow. Take zavetowaf bur-
mistrz ustawe przywilej kom-
panii Illinois Telephone 6 Tele-
graph Co.., kt6ra ma zeszlem po-
siedzeniu przyjeto az 81 glosami
przeciw 4; oswiadczyl bowiem,
re zavetowac is musi, dop6ki ME
znaiduje sic W niej ustep nadaia-
cy miastu prawo nakiadania
icencyi ma uzywanie telefonow
i oznaczania ceny ich dzierzzwy.
q powodu, il wczoraj odbyi
sic pogrzeb zmartego kontrolora
VALERA, zaraz potem sic odro-
czono.
Co byfo powodem smierci?
William Klemp, zam. pn.3420
Western ave., zostaf aresztowany
W Niedziele W nocy, gdy umarl
gospodarz domu przy Maplewood
ave., W kt6rym mieszkai, Peter
Fischer. Fischer d. II Lutego
przyszedl do Klempa zazadai
zaplaty komornego. Klemp ME
chciaf zapiacic, dop6ki rury wo-
dociagowe ME beda naprawione.
Nastapifa sprzeczka; W kohcu
Klemp uderzyi Fischera W twarz
a ten upadi. Fischer poszedf do
domu, ale potem nagle ciezko "a
chorowai l umari W Niedziele.
Policyant Bell aresztowai Klem-
pa, ale tea zapewnia, ze uderze-
ME jego bynajmniej ME byio tax
slime, by moglo smierc spowodo-
wac.
Oar Arm0ura.
Milioner P. D. Armour poda-
rowai zakfadowi naukowemu,
noszacemu iego nazwisko, $780,
900, skiadajacych sic z hipotek
wartosci $500,000i gruntu grant,
czacego z instytutem, wartosci
$25O,0O0.
Zakiad zwany Armour Insti-
tute" jest szkoia techniczna, ,znaj-
duje sic ma rogu Armour ave. i
SO ulicy, zostai zalozony przez
Armoura, kt6ry ma ten eel da-
wniej ofarowai p6itora miliona
dolar6w, i obecnie uczeszcza do
niego 1240 student6w, pomiedzy
kt6rymi znajduja sic takze Indyj-
czycy, Japo6czyey Australczy-
cy.
q urzedu zdrOwia.
W zeszfym tygodniu umarlo
W Chicago az GOA cs6b; o 60
wiecej, niz W tygodniu poprze-
dzajacym, a 65 wiecei, niz W
odnosnym tygodniu zeszfego ro-
ku. Jeszcze zawsze grypa lub
jei skutki zabieraja naiwiecej
ofar; na zapalecie pluc umario
129 osob. Os6b plci mezkiej
umarlo $50, a plci ze6skiej 274;
dzieci we wieku naiwyzej roku
umario 121, dzieci we wieku
1-5 lat, "a, osob liczacych
przeszio 80 lat, las. Ma szkar-
latyne umarlo IA .os6b, Samo-
bojstw bylo Z, lnnych gwalto-
townych wypadk6w smierci 81.
UrodziIo sic zas W zesziym
90S dziaci. a mianowi.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-04-27
WILLOWDALE.

Mrs. Henry Taylor and daughter
Mary visited at Talmage Tuesday
with H. A. Mustard and Rev. G. G..
Bear
Mrs. G. W. Stewart came home
from Salina last Friday in better
health than when she left.
Chas. W. Hobbs has purchased the
Yves. Garten farm and has fixed up a
bachelors (9) abode thereon.
Measles has aboufrun its course in
the West Buckeye school, the teach
er, Miss Jones, having been the first
victim.
David Dobson is gathering mater
ial preparatory to erecting fine resi-
dence on his farm on Section nine
teen.
Phineas Bell is doing carpenter
work over in Hayes township.
Jerry S. Tiff spent three or four
DAYS last week moving buildings at
Manchester.
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CHAPMAN.

Rev. Father Kennedy of Cincinnati
and his sister returned to their home
the first Of the week after II visit here.
Mrs. Boyant Of White City visited
MIR. and Mrs. j. +. Walters this week.
T. V, Seaman is adding two new
porches on his residence in the south
part of town.
A. II. Oesterhaus attended the sale
of his father-in-law, Mr.. Kelley, on
Lyons creek Monday.
j. W. Coverdill received a telegram
Wednesday that his son Allen was at
Brookville and violently insane.
Mrs. Edna Whitehair went to Colby,
Kas., Wednesday to visit her mother,
Mrs. +. Rexroat.
Farmers are hauling in large guam
titles of corn and wheat this week.
John Seaman went to Kansas City
Wednesday where he will enter a
home for old men. He has been sick
nearly all winter and will make the
change in order to get proper medical
treatment
Captain A. A, Phelps, Of Sackett's
Harbor, N. Y, is visiting his sister,
Mrs. M. P. Sanbcrn.
+. J. Poor left Tuesday for Atlanta,
Ga, as a delegate to the Sunday school
convention.
H. A. Knight has bought an interest
in the Poor elevator.
A. M. Miller has sold the hotel and
moved to rooms over the Chapman
bank
D. Neptune was in Abilene Wednes'
day.
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NEWBERN.

Ed Harris went to Illinois this week
on business.
Miss Holland closed successful
term Of school at Pennington Friday.
A dinner at noon and interesting
exercises in the afternoon were en-
ioyed by number of visitors.
Misses Emma and Anna Tate of
Abilene were guests Of Miss Minnie
Galligar Sunday.
Miss Della Correll who has been i'll
with diptheria is improving.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Matte Markley to Mr..
Baxter Tuesday, May l6, 1899.
Mrs. Grace King who has been lv-
ing in Chapman the past winter
moved back to the farm.
Mrs. Frank Malone, daughter and
son of Herington are guests of G. l..
Murphy.
Mr.. Bender is building an addition
to his house.
Miss Dollie Tucker was the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. Elias Funk, of Abb.
lene, last Sunday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-04-27
MASTERS SALE.

In the Circuit Court of the United States
District Of Kansas
The Union Central Life Insurance Company,
of Cincinnati, Ohio, complainant,
vs..
William l.. Nixon, Dora u, Nixon, The First
National Bank Of llerIngton Kansas,
and James NJ. Wheeler, defendants,
In Chancery, No. 1884
Public notice Is hereby given, that under
and by virtue Of u Decree Of the Circuit
Court OF the United States, In and for the
District of Kansas, rendered In the above
entitled suit, | Will ON saturday, the 10th
day Of May, A. D. 1899, at four o'clock p. M,
Of said day offer at public sale ut auction.
and sell to the highest and best bidder for
cash In hand at the front door Of the court
house In the city Of Abilene, In the county OF
Dickinson, state and district Of Kansas the
following described real estate, lands and
tcncments VIZ.
The north half OF the northwest quarter,
and the southwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter, and the northwest quarter OF the
southwest quarter, all In section ten Q0), In
township thirteen Q3) south, OF range two ~
east Of the sixth principal meridian, In Dick
son county, Kansas.
FRANK II, HOLT,
Special Master In Chancery.
john W. DAY,
Solicitor for Complainant
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PENNINGTON.

Miss Anna Stott was visiting Miss
Leedy Of Solomon last week.
Peter Imig has moved to the John
Smith farm which he has rented.
Miss Leedy Of Solomon visited Miss
Stott and attended closing exercises
at Pennington last week.
A fishing party was held Tuesday
on Turkey creek.
The first cattle to be taken to grass
were driven out Tuesday.
A month ago Joe Taylor bought
what appeared to be good spring
wagon at public sale. He paid for
his wagon and started home but be-
fore he reached there he lost wheel.
Had that repaired and went to mill
and had to borrow wagon to get
home. Mr.. Taylor says he will give
the wagon to any person who will
haul it off the place.
Marsh Buck has recovered from an
attack Of measles.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-04-27
ACME

VIM. Wolverton, our rustling store
keeper did business in Abilene Satur-
day.
N. S. Wolverton who has been at
tending school at Manhattan the past
winter is home for the summer.
Miss Clara Dunlop rides a new
wheel.
Miss Bertha Engle and sister Myra
visited friends at Belle Springs Sun
day.
Some farmers in this vicinity are
through planting corn.
Mrs. A. B. Churchill underwent an
operation under DR.. Steelsmith last
week, for trouble she was having with
her hearing. She is able to be about
and is getting along nicely.
The warm weather is showing the
effect the severe winter had on the
fruit. Apricot and peach blooms will
be scarce. Many of the young and
some old trees are killed. The cherry,
apple and plum are not hurt and
promise good crop, Also the small
berries with the exception Of rasp-
berries and blackberries, are not hurt
and promise good yield.
Pasture and warm weather has
not come any too soon for many
farmers as they are entirely out of
feed and there is very little in The
country for sale.
Mr., Fisher Of Donegal Is putting in
the foundation for the new house on
Minter's farm.
G. W. Mnick is erecting a new
barn for Adolphus Tolbert.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-04-27
BANNER CITY.

Ben Boyd returned from visit to
his son at Dayton, Ohio, last week.
Devotional services were held at ST..
Columbia's church Sunday and Mon
day by Father Shields.
Rev. Il. P. Mower preached to a
crowded house Sunday afternoon and
evening. He will preach in Banner
again May 18th.
Miss Ada Hustled il staying with
Mrs, DR.. Stephens instead OF Miss
Fannie Mason as reported in these
items last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. =. Hull transact
cd business in Abilene Tuesday.
Three implement firms in this city
make business in that line rushing.
Miss Lizzie Gleason spent Saturday
night with Miss Linda Webster.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-04-27
NAVARRO.

D. ". Arnold was north Of Detroit
last week doing work for his mother
The people were glad again to see
MIR. Yearout, our genial tree agent.
Miss Stella Peck drove north Of
Sutphen last week to visit relatives.
The neighbors are all pleased to
see Daddy Gift out and bic to walk
once again by the aid of his crutches.
Mr.. Gift had his foot amputated last
spring.
Miss Hattie lssitt was slightly hurt
in runaway but is out and around
again.
Some of X. Larson's children were
sick but have nearly recovered.
A. X Bassler's sister and her hus-
band, from the east, have been out
here visiting.
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TALMAGE.

Mrs. h. S. Keller who has been sick
during the winter is now much worse.
A burglar gained entrance into Full
toms store Saturday night but moth
ing was found missing.
W. Whitney sold his interest in the
merry-go-round to his brother.
Farmers are busy planting corn.
The wheat is poor and may not yield
half crop.
H. Il. Hoffman visited with his
parents at Donegal Sunday,
Miss Belle Luke of the county high
school spent Sunday with her parents.
Noah +. Zook will build an addition
to his house.
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DAYTON.

H. W. Dayhoff of Abilene was visit
ing friends and relatives here satur'
day and Sunday.
A. L. Hoffman has gone TO Abilene
where he has purchased a hall inter
est in G. W. Shocks business.
John Weishar, one of South DICK
inson's most prosperous farmers
shipped carload Of hogs and cattle
to Kansas City last Thursday his son
Albert going with the stock
Farmers of this community are all
busy now putting in their corn
Wheat is coming out a great deal
better than many expected it would
A donation social was given Thurs
day evening at the home OF h. h.
Banker in honor of the Presbyterian
minister, Rev. Hyden, who resides in
Hope.
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WOODBINE.

Mrs. J. W. Gilett went to june
ton City Sunday
Miss Madge Pierce visited here
Monday and Tuesday.
Frank Smith was in junction City
Sunday
The dancing class will meet on
Saturday nights instead of Wednes-
day hereafter.
The two year old son of Mr. and
Mrs. o. II. Duvall broke his arm last
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs j. P. Fengel Of Her
ington are visiting the family Of o.
H. Duyall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Smith Of Abb
lene were visitors Sunday.
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SOLOMON.

John Kerr arrived from California
this week and spent few days with
his parents.
Bradford Sheahan spent part of
Saturday and Sunday with his parents,
returning to st. Joe Suntay noon.
Charles Hoffman and Bert Gilpin Of
Lincoln, Kas., are visiting friends
here.
Mrs Emily Bancroft and Mrs. Low
left Tuesday for Hutchinson to attend
the e. A. R. encampment.
George Collins and wife Of North
Topeka, Korwin Collins Of junction
City, and daughter Of Ellis were
here Tuesday attending the funeral
Of their mother, Mrs. f. X. Collins.
The city case against Z. +. Sullivan
of Niles was decided against the city
yesterday. e. W. Hurd of Abilene
was Mr.. Sullivan's attorney.
L1The case of Stein VS.. Lawson was
dismissed by Justice Gould yesterday
on account of defective papers.
Mrs. E. j. Gullith spent few days
in Topeka this week returning Tues
day night.
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last week as reported in the REFLECT
OR then: Lee r. Wright returned
this afternoon from Madison, where
he went looking after Gillett cattle.
He made arrangements with ?. L.
Hall of Greenwood county to rent
6,400 acres Of pasture land in that
county and on this he will put the
l,SC0 cattle. All the cattle will be
driven from Lyon county to that
place at once. There are nearly 1000
head Of cattle in Chase county, but he
will not move them now.
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RHINEHART.

J. F. Murphy Sr. hauled his wheat
to market this week.
The social given at Mr.. and Mrs
Buhrer's was well attended.
W. j. Gommels bought vacant
house of Joseph Schmidt which he
will move near the store. The store
is being painted.
Miss Ida Glottli, sister Of Mrs ID.
C. Gugler, left for Spokane, Wash.'
Tuesday.
W. H. Hollinger finished hauling
wheat to Chapman.
Park Blackwelder started to plant
corn Thursday.
W. j. Gommels and Park Black
welder were in Abilene Thursday.
W. D. Nichols was here on business
last Friday.
Geo. Staatz was in junction City
Friday.
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DETROIT.

Our school is preparing to give an
entertainment at its close in about
two weeks.
George Wagner of Milton, Pa, is
here visiting his daughter and sister,
J. H. Kuhns had his store plaster.
ed and painted adding mucht to its ap.
pearance.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Tilton visited
with W. D. Nichols and family, the
first Of the week.
Mrs. johnson has moved into the
parsonage.
Mrs. Munsell and daughter were
visiting in the city Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Holman left
last week for Kelso, Washington,
where they will make their home.