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Application for divorce has been filed
through Attorney Staples by VIM. Cole
man VS.. Mary Coleman. The couple
were married in Denver April II. 1899.
The charges are desertion nd adultery.
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Miss Bessie Wise, daughter of ID. L
Wise, was pushed over pile of tagging
in the Preparatory school grounds today
and considerably cut about the face. A
local ply siciAn took several stitches.
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Mr. Will McMurray. the we'll known
football player at the university, has a
sister in Galveston connected with the
Galveston News. No news has been re
ceived from her, although indirect word
stating that all connected with the News
we're safe has been received. Mr.. Nc
Murray will leave for Galveston in a few
days unless be receives direct word of
his sisters safety.
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Charles B. Ward, W. L. Seely, L. c.
Paddock, w. G. Houston, c. X. Larsen
and E. L. Coates were arong the Demo.
cratic delegates returning from Denver
tOdaV
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Mr.. and Mis-. Stevenson, of Silver
Plume are the proud parents Of an eight
pound girl, which was born here yester
day morning at the home OF her sister
Mrs. Meyer.
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The friends of J. S. Switzer will be
sorry TO hear that he is suffering from a
severe case of asthma at his home on the
corner OF 18th and Pine streets.
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Mr. w. F. Post, travelling freight agent
of the Union Pacific, having succeeded
Mr. Dahlstrom, made an official trip to
Boulder today.
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The ladies of the Congregational
church will give "An Evening With
Crawford" this evening at 8 p. II :, in the
building formerly occupied BY Gllbert's
drug store. next to the old postoffice.
Admission 10 cents. Good music in at.
tendance.
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We call the attention of our readers to
the special sale bargains advertised by
the Peoples store on first page. 1t is a
money saving proposition.
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F. J. Allswager, editor Of the "School
and Fireside." a publication issued a,
Hutchinson. Kansas. has arrived to take
a rest from editorial labors aud to visit
his wife and daughter. MIS- A .swager
was able to come up town TODAY for he
first time since her quite serious illn> s..
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Mrs. E A. Richardson has entered
suit against e. w. Richardson tor divorce,
She ch ,rges desertion and non-support.
They were married in 1897.
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Luther Hlxon. who spent so long a
period at the capital as delegate to the
Silver Republican convention. returned
to the bosom OF his constituency today.
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S. F. Ekey, the popular Jimtown stage
man. arrived today from six weeks
sojourn in Illinois. He was accompan
led by his nephew, A. w. Breckenridge.
Daily camera., 1900-09-13

Next Sunday night, Sept. 10th, DR.. j
M. Wilson will speak to young people
on the SUBJECT. "The Irrepressible Con-
flict,"
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MISS L. p. Fishers mother and niece,
Miss Stella He,dy. lett today for Ne.
braska. Miss Fisher accompanied them
as far as Denver, and will return Sun
day
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A Wise AbstaiAsR.

"Your daughter didn't attend the
cooking school?"
mo; she said if she didn't learn to
cook she wouldn't have to do it."-ln-
dianapolis Journal.
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E.G. Waldron, after few days visit
with bis sisters. Mesdames Edison and
Arnold left for New York City yesterday.
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Before the First Divorce.

"Do you expect to live forever7''
asked the exasperated Chicago wife.
"Not with you, DEAR" was the ami
able husbands reply.-Yonkers States
man.
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whore Ignorance Isn't Bliss,

Whore Ignorance Isn't Bliss.
Lawyer-Were you ever called to
serve on jury before?
Juror-No, sir. This is the first time
my intelligence has ever been ques-
tioned.-Chicago Record.
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Miss May Harvey has again resumed
ner duties as bookkeeper for ]. G. Ire.
Else, after short illness.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Industrial coal a. woollet,'..

Mr.. and Mrs. Ohling went to Bershoud
today for short stay.
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Mr. Bert Banum ana father, Of Red
Oak, Iowa. are guests of :. A. Teagarden.
Daily camera., 1900-09-13

A chinaman named Fun. who used 70
work in Frank Jordinelli's saloon, died
this morning in Denver Of quick con.
sumption.
Daily camera., 1900-09-13

Major Fulton arrived from Denver
today.
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Fifty piano contest tickets 10 every
one who pays for years advance SUBJ
scription to the Daily Camera.
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PROHIBITION RALLY.

Two noted Prohibi ion speakers from
Denver, c J Hall, editor of the Head
light, ard D. c. Burns, brilliant young
lawyer. will entertain, instruct and en-
thuse the audierce. There will also be
excellent music provided. Let every
body come and enjoy treat. Place,
Christian church. lime, tonight at 7:45
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!" Wiful Waste
Makss Woetul Want. y

WooIlett's lumber and coal yards are
now localed corner I7'h AMI Railroad
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fnr DAILY cAaeN

Woollet,'s lumber and coal wards are
now located corner I2th and Railroad.
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b. Jovce and wife have returned from
nearly years sci ,urn At Alexander. Va.
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BANNER CITY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Elston of Abilene
visited at the home Of j. 4. Gleason
Sunday.
Miss Mary Abberton Of Carlos Wis
tied Mrs. Eyer Sunday.
Mrs. H. G. Gould went to Solomon
Monday evening.
Pete Cairns killed an eagle Friday
that measured seven feet and half
from tip to tip.
Mrs. M. E. Boyd and son Robert
were business visitors to Hope Tues.
day.
E. P. Jacques returned from an ex-
tended hunting trip in northern
Minnesota Wednesday.
Anton Abberton Of Carlton was in
Banner Wednesday.
The Modern Woodmen camp of this
place will give a Thanksgiving ball
on the evening OF Nov. 29.
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BUCKEYE.

Miss Anna Coffenberger visited in
Detroit Saturday.
John Stewart and family have
moved into part Of Mrs. A. E. Sim
mers' house.
Charles Moore is sick with inham-
matory rheumatism at Sugar City,
Colo.
Miss Jennie Arnold Of Chapman
visited Miss Mary Burkholder Sunday.
Those on the sick list are Mrs. N.
Greed and Miss Blanche Hooper.
Lee Baldwin left last week for the
Indian Territory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Of Great Bend
preached Thursday and Friday nights
at the school house. They are fol-
lowers OF DR.. Dowie Of Chicago.
Ed Hooper and DR.. Hooper ley
Thursday for Oklahoma.
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SOLOMON.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Staatz of En-
terprise visited Solomon friends last
week.
Mr.. Leadbeater has sold his proper
ty here TO VIM. Spaulding who will
continue the restaurant business.
Mrs. A. Campbell Of Chicago and
Mrs. Dalgeth Of Ellsworth visited the
McKenzies last week.
Mrs. Emma Howard Of Tacoma,
Wash, who has been visiting her
father, |. N. Ewing left for home yes
terday.
An election bet was'paid last Friday
by W. Carpenter who wheeled Mike
Aylward down Main street on wheel
barrow. Mr.. Carpenter wore long
yellow dress on the back Of which was
inscribed, "Four years more Of the
full dinner pail"
A young man who had been work.
ing few days for G. Robertson left
suddenly taking with him suit Of
clothes belonging to fellow laborer
and some Of Mr.. Robertson's clothing.
So far be has not been located.
John and Louis Aikens Of Medford,
Okla, we're in town last week. They
were engaged in the harness business
here at one time.
Miss Birdie Berrigan, daughter Of
VIM. Berrigan, and Mr.. Patrick Kelly
were married Wednesday morning In
the Catholic church.
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COUNTY. REFLECTIONS
BY SPECIAL REFLECTOR CORRESPONDENCE

visiting his brother NJ. L. Of this
place.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Hass.
Ter Nov. II, girl.
S. M. Hassler and Ed Copeland
hauled wheat to junction City Tues
day.
Rev. h. G. Frazer a temperance
speaker spoke in the M. E. church
Sunday morning.
E. A. Copeland has purchased the
Ed BOLTON farm.
There will be spelling school in
the Fairview school house Friday
evening.
The German Baptists baptized l6
young people in Lyona creek last
Sunday.
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LIFE-SAVERS' WORK.
The Superintendent of the Service
Makes His Annual Report.
FIGURES FOR REAPPORTIONM n BILL


Washington, Nov AS. |. klmball,
general superintendent of the life
saving service, in his annual report
to Secretary Gage, says that at the
close of the fiscal year the establish
ment embraced 2G9 stations, l94 being
on the Atlantic, IS on the lakes, 10
on the Pacific and one at the falls Of
the Ohio, at Louisville, Ky. The num-
Der of disasters to d0cumented vessels
within the field of operations Of the
service during the year was 1854.
There were on board those vessels
1855 persons, Of whom 2,607 were
saved and As lost. Six hundred and
u shipwrecked persons received sue
cor at the stations, to whom LAT
days relief in the aggregate was af-
forded. The estimated value of the
vessels involved in disaster was Sc, 1877
800, and Of their cargoes $3,3426oO,
making u total value of property i'm
periled $D,47O, 100. OF this amount ST.
234 500 was saved and $2,235,500 lost.
The number Of vessels totally lost
was 81.
In addition to the foregoing there
were during the year 800 casualties
TO small craft, such as small yachts,
sail boats, row boats, etc, on board
Of which were Isl persons, OF whom
five were lost. The property involved
in these instances is estimated at
700, II which S256,77O was saved
and $4,000 lost.
Beside the number of persons saved
from vessels of all kinds there were
595 others rescued who had fallen
from wharves, piers, and other posi-
tons Of extreme peril, many of whom
would have persisted without the aid
Of the life-saying crews. Five hundred
and fourteen Of these were rescued
from dwelling houses, outbuildings
and other elevated places submerged
wholly or in part by the terrible food
of the Brazos river in Texas, July 6
to u, 1899.
The crews saved and assisted to
save during the year 81 vessels,
valued with their cargocs at 81 0O6, $50,
and rendered assistance Of minor i'm
portance to GS5 other vessels in dis.
tress, besides warning from danger
1914 vessels.
The eos; Of the maintenance OF the
service during the year was Sl,53j03G.
Fep-e' Reed f"r R'mpport orment nm
Washington, Noy. Director Of
the Census Merriam was at the white
house yesterday. He called the at
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DETROIT.

Mrs. Harvey Kuhns Of Wilson Wis
tied relatives here recently.
Miss Nellie Cross returned a few
days ago from Iowa where she has
been several months. She is much
improved in health.
Mrs. DR.. Parker visited in town
the first of the week.
The birthday club met at the home
Of c. G. Tilton Saturday evening. An
oyster supper was much enjoyed by
all present.
Miss Lydia Merillat returned from
visit to Ottawalast week.
Jim Knox came up from Ogden to
spend Sunday in town.
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MOONLIGHT.

4 Bert Long lost his fine driving horse
last week from lockjaw.
D. E. Baumbaugh left Saturday
night for Denver.
Enos Sheets and wife returned Fri
lay from a visit in Nebraska.
Mrs. l.. H. Long and daughter Alice
returned Wednesday from visit in
Aurora, Ill.
Rev. Jacob Eshelman Of Peabody
preached at Bethel Sunday evening.
Miss Myrtle Baumbaugh went to
Emporia Saturday night where she
will attend school.
Mrs. Callie jenkins Of ElReno, Ok,
visited her brother, W. +. Reams, Of
this place last week.
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CHAPMAN.

Invitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Nessie Foley and VIM. Cush-
ing OF this city.
Miss Emma Biery Of Des Moines,
Iowa, will spend the winter with her
parents south of town.
Section Foreman Ashton's boy lost
a thumb. He cut it off with an ak
while chopping wood.
Cards are out for the wedding Of
Miss Louise O'Conner Of Sutphen to
Mr.. E. Flint Of Fragrant Hill.
T. A. Borman moved his family to
White City Wednesday. He will take
charge of creamery there.
Reese Robertson has recovered from
his sickness and resumed his studies
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RHINEHART.

G. R. Hollinger returned last week
from Canada.
The oyster and ice cream social
at Hiawatha school house Monday
evening was a grand success, the pro-
ceeds amounting to over $26.
Lewis Staatz who moved to Okla
homa recently is back shocking bis
corn.
Will Philippi started his threshing
machine Tuesday for the first time
since the rain.
A. K. Betz and wife Of Nebraska
Indian school are home for a months
visit with his parents.
s. L. Baughey Of Booth, Kas., il
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TALMAGE,

j. H. Norman returned from Iowa.
The box supper held under the aus
pieces Of the Woodmen at the hall
cleared about SIS.
The Brown telephone line will be
extended north to Manchester.
Rev. Dunkleberger will preach in
the hall next Sunday at 10 a. m. and
1880 p. m.
The Republicans in this neck Of the
woods held an election last Tuesday
and are wondering when the Demo-
Gratis are going to hold theirs.
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II you need heating or cooking
stove call at Prendergasts; he has the
famous Jewel and Riverside stoves
and can suit you in style and price.
Come and see his stock Of buggies
and carriages, he has complete line
and will be pleased to show them. 2
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HODGE BROS.
ABILENE KANSAS.
ABILENE, KANSAS.

Jentlon OF the president to the fact
that the figures on the population OF
the United States, the total of which
had already been announced, are in
such shape that they will be at the
disposal OF congress when II meets
for any action it may desire to take
in the direction Of reapportionment
bill. The reapportionment following
the count of the twelfth census will
become operative by law IN 1908.
There probably will be considerable
increase both in the ratio and the
total number Of representatives under
the new apportionment. Starting
with u ratio OF one to every 10000
inhabitants, there were Go representa-
tives in the First congress. The
eleventh census in 1890 gave popula-
ton of G2,622 $50, or an increase Of
2,5O0,00 The ratio was l73,9O1 peo-
pie to each representative and the
house numbered 1856 members. The
ratio under the new census probably
viii reach 100000 with an Increase
Of 1925, AGA shown by the present
census and letting majority fractions
Of the apportionment count for an ad-
ditional member, as has been the Gus
tom. this would make an increase Of
IL members in the next house. Re-
apportionment on this basis would
cause only four states to lose repre-
sentaiiyes. They are Maine and Vir-
gina in the east and Kansas and Ne
braska in the west. These states
would lose a member each. Any ratio
smaller than 100000 which would save
them their full representation would
cause n considerable addition to the
membership Of the house.
Dead Letter Office Report.
Washington, Nov. 14.-The annual
report Of the superintendent of the
dead letter Office shows the large in
crease Of total receipts OF undelivered
mail matter over the previous year
Of nearly ten per cent. The number
OF pieces OF matter received from all
sources was 7,536,15s, against $685.
0s3 for the preceding year. Letters
and parcels held for postage num-
bered 1869, and the misdrected
AZ, 793, Nearly $4,000 letters were re-
ceiyed which bore no addresses what
ever. The letters addressed to the
guests OF hotels and undelivered num-
bered 260,624. The total number of
unclaimed parcels OF all descriptions
was 1904. There were G60,46l
pieces Of mail matter addressed to
foreign countries and returned from
there as unbelievable The number
of letters and parcels opened was
G,G75,O0}, an increase over the preced
ing year Of 0il per cent There were
5O.jj3 letters containing an aggregate
Of a4.ll0 and letters containing
drafts, notes, money orders, etc, of
the face value Of Sl,134,6lj, Foreign
letters aud parcels found mdelivera-
Bile and returned to countries of ORR
gin numbered COO,
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DILLON.

Frank Cooper Of Texas is visiting
friends here.
Miss Edith Davis is home from
Chapman on visit.
Mrs. VIM. Rowe returned from her
visit to Reading.
The lawsuit on Saturday Of Ter.
williger VS.. Sam Eisele was won by
Terwilliger.
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Taken up, about middle ef October,
two stray heifers, 2-years old. G.
Buchenau, p miles southwest Of
Bonaccord postoflice. 9'2cslts
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at the high school.

at the high school.
Mrs. j. NJ. Beal went to ID nction
Wednesday to attend the funeral OF
her nephew.
4. G. McNiff visited his sister, Mrs.
E. Stanley, in Abilene Sunday.
Mrs. j. T. Walters and children
visited in Abilene Sunday.
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Farm for Sale.

The 4S0.acre farm Of Jacob Carver,
deceased, must be sold. Good build
ings fenced and well improved. Two
miles from R. r. church and school.
Address John M. Carver, Abilene,
Kas. S-4
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-11-15

The Abilene Fire department will
give their annual uniform ball on
Thanksgiving night, Nov. 20. Come
and have a good time. By order Of
committee. 9-3c&lc
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Box Social at No. ".

There will be box social given in
the new Liberty school house, Dist.
No. n, known as the Gilliland school,
on the evening Of Nov. 2S. All are
invited. IRA KooGLE, Teacher.
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A musical concert will be given in
the school house at Rhinehart Wednes-
day evening, Nov. 81, Admission 10
and ID cents.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-11-15

A good Jewel hard coal heater for
sale at reasonable price at Shockey Il
Landes'.
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Fine Bears for Sale.

| have number Of my best young
hoars on hand, which will sell at
reasonable prices.
1879 G. M. CARVER.
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Lost. Strayed or Stolen,

Black female pug. Return to j. G..
Leonard, Navarro, Kansas. A re-
ward Of $500 will be given.
go j. G. LEONARD.
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Blood Humors

II doesn'tmake any difference wheth.
er you believe in the modern theory
and speak Of the causes Of diseases as
referable to germs, microbes or bacilli,
or whether you use the older and better
understood terms Of "humors and
"blood diseases - Hoods Sarsapa-
rllla cures them all.
1t cures scrofula, salt rheum or
eczema, catarrh, rheumatism, malaria
and all other blood poisons; nervous
troubles, debility and that tired feeling.
This is not merely modern theory; II
Is solid up-to- date fact.
Salt rheum on my hands so severe had to
wear gloves most OF the time and could not
shut my thumb and finger together. was
cured by Hoods Sarsapsrilla." Mrs A. @.
bPAuLDlNa. North Searsport, Me.
my three months old boy was cured Of a
very bad case of scrofula by Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla.' VIM H. GARNER West Earl, Pa
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Promises to cure and keeps the prom
ise. No substitute for Hoods acts like
Hood's-be sure to get Hoods.
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n Wp1pV ABILENE, KAs., famous Duroc
v, lNJl | Jerseys and Poland Chinas Writ
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TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
Who Were Elected in the Townships
of Dickinson.

VIM Voic GicCtoi III VIC 4VWubulPb
Of Dickinson.
At the election the following prin-
cipal township officers were chosen:
BANNER TOWNSHIP.
Trustee-H. G. Gould. =. Elmo
Treasurer-M. R. Feeney. Elmo
Clerk-W. S. Brewer ...... Elmo
BUCKEYE TOWNSHIP.
Trustee. r. Tilton. -. Abilene
Treasurer-Thos. Hislop. Talmage
Cler k-N. c. Reed. Abilene
CENTER TOWNSHIP.
Trustee. A, Engler. :. i. Enterprise
Treasurer. F. Buhrer. Enterprise
Clerk. H. Kuhns. !. :. -. Detroit
CHEEvER TOWNSHIP.
Trustee-D. M. Myers. j.. Manchester
Treasurer-W. j. Henry Abilene
Clerk-John Fulton. ....... Talmage
FLORA TOWNSHIP.
Trustee. Truman. !. Manchester
Treasurer-Andrew Ross Manchester
Clerk-George Taylor. -, Manchester
FRAGRANT HILL TOWNSHIP.
Trustee-E. A. Eaglan. ,... .Sutphen
Treasurer-W. j. Geist. 49,. Upland
Clerk. A. Meek ........ Upland
GARFIELD TOWNSHIP.
Trustee-F. Harshman. go. Acme
Treasurer-Wm. Miller -. :. Acme
Clerk. X. Guest ....,..,.. Acme
GRANT TOWNSHIP.
Trustee-G. 4. Hunton. =. Abilene
Treasurer-N. * Dyer. abilene
Clerk. +. Lesher. ...... Abilene
HAYES TOWNSHIP.
Trustee Reel. Moonlight
Treasurer-Jas. c. Crum. Chapman
Clerk. H. Long. Moonlight
HOLLAND TOWNSHIP.
Trustee noch Eliason Carlton
Treasurer-David Major Sr. Carlton
Clerk-Geo. Buttel. ....... Carlton
HOPE TOWNSHIP.
Trustee-C. Il. Anderson Hope
Treasurer-C. r. Crimble Hope
Clerk--Martin Pease ........., Hope
JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP.
Trustee-Hiram Springer. -. Dillon
Treasurer-H. $. Mauchley. Dayton
Clerk-A. H. Shelter. .....Dayton
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP.
Trustees. L. Book .. >. Woodbine
Treasurer-H. W. Mtsch .Woodbine
Clerks. W. Munzenmeyer Woodbine
LINCOLN TOWNSHIP.
Trustee-M. Wright. ..... Solomon
Treasurer-E. F, Kimmerly. Solomon
Clerk ABert Ramsey, .......S Solomon
LOGAN TOWNSHIP.
lrustee-Job Sterner,, Navarro
Treasurer-F. Schwendener .Naavrre
Clerk-Rod lssitt ..... $50. Navarro
LYON TOWNSHIP.
Trustee-Jonathan Wood Herington
Treasurer-Fred Albrecht. Harrington
Clerk. M. Blachly.. Harrington
NEwBERN TOWNSHIP.
Trustee-Jas. Taylor. Abilene
Treasurer-James Sexton 49,. Acme
Clerks. Rohrer ...,..... Donegal
NOBLE TOWNSHIP.
Trustee--A. H. Oesterhaus Chapman
Treasurer-T. j. Foley Chapman
Clerk-Wm. Chamberlain Chapman
RHINRBART TOWNSHIP.
Trustee-J. A. Heller .. Chapman
Treasurer-W. Latzke Junction City
Clerk. F. Murphy Rhinehart
RIDGE TOWNSHIP.
Trustee-W. W. Davidson. Dillon
Treasurer. W. Wright 80. Hope
Clerk-George Hay. ,.... Hope
SHERMAN TOWNSHIP.
Trustees. P. McElhenny...,.
....c........... New Chillcothe
Treasurer-E. j. Brownlng...
Naw Nbillinotha |
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We have just purchased a line Of
sample guns, gun cases, cartridge
belts, etc, which we are offering at
remarkably low prices.
1912 PRENDERGAsT.
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For Sale.

My horse, surrey, phaeton and har-
ness. t&c W. L. GLEIssNER.
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IN COLLISION OF two trains near
Frankfort-on.the-M Main, Germany, a
gas reservoir exploded, setting the
wreck on fire, and seven persons were
burned to death and four injured.