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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-11-21

meeting Of the order at Topeka and
which will decide on the proposed
transfer Of the members to the Bank.
ers' Union.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-11-21
TOWNSHIP CONVENTIONS.
Sunday School Workers Meet to Dis.
cuss Methods.
RnINEHART TOWNSHIP.

RnINEHART TOWNSHIP.
Rhinehsrt township held its annual
Sunday school convention Nov, II in
Rhinehart M. Z. church. The at.
tendance was large. Nearly all the
speakers on the program were present
and with some additional help from
those in attendance and good music
the sessions were interesting and
profitable. While the convention a.
iorded spiritual food the ladies and
fiends provided very generously to
the welfare Of the inner man. The
program was;
MORNING SESSION, 10 O'CLOCK.
Devotional hour Rev. G. o, Hitter
What Are we Here Forf ......E. A. Hassler
Sunday school lesson.
How Teach the Sunday School Lesson,
........,.,...............,. Miss Barnett
Some Things we Can Do to Improve the
Sunday Schools of Rhnehart Town
ip.....,...,..,....... s., ....Rey. Ritter
Report Of township president.
Appointment Of committee of nominations.
Basket dinner.
AFTERNOON SESSION, 2 O'CLOCK.
Praise service, ce,,.......,...,..,,S. II. Gugeler
Some Things we Wish Every Sunday
School Worker to Know ct. &C, c. Towner
Personality Of the Sunday School Worker
.............o.,...,Pr Prof. J. W. Hulllnger
Symposium minute talks.
a. Rally ay.".,.",.....,A. l.. Holllnger
b. Decision Day. y.............W. G. DIETRICH
c. Music in Sunday School ,.... Mrs. Betz
CENTER TOWNSHIP.
Center township held its Sunday
school convention Nov. II in the U.
B. church in Detroit. The attendance
was very good and the music splen-
did. The topics were discussed with
interest and profit. There we're also
some good papers and recitations.
This being a semi-annual convention
the officers hold over until the spring
convention
wHEATLAND TOWNSHIP.
Wheatland township held its annual
Sunday school convention Nov. IA in
the Fairview M. Z. church, using the
program suggested by the county
committee also the date. The topics
we're discussed with interest and
profit, especially those relating to
Sunday school management and home
department work. There was q good
attendance, good attention and good
music. The ladies deserve great
credit for the splendid dinner served.
The onicers-elect are H. M. Emig,
president; Marion Tolbert, vice presi-
dent; N. Il. Gish, secretary and treas
urer.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-11-21
Selected q Delegate.

The N. A. A. had special meeting
Saturday evening and selected John
Wilson as delegate to :he general
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TEACHERS IN SESSION.
E. s. Mccormick Chosen President o.
County Association.

The Dickinson county teachers as.
sociation held its first meeting Of the
year Saturday afternoon. The pro-
gram carried out was as follows:
Reading Circle. Miss Maud Kibler
"Our Martyred Presidents"
(a) Lincoln. n..,.,.................N Noah Eddy
(b) Garfield ld.......,......C. E. Lindsey
(c) Mckinley ,.......C ..Chas, Fenstermacher
Importance Of Teachers Meetings.
,.,,......,.,,.."'' 30. " SNORT
Following came the election Of Off
GERS; President, E. S. Mccormick,
Abilene; vice president, Clarence
Pearson, Talmage; secretary and
treasurer, Mary Woolverton, district
1902. The honor given to Mr.. Nc
Cormick was well deserved as he is
one Of the county's best teachers.
About IS we're present. The
Thanksgiving meeting at junction
was discussed and many will attend.
The next meeting Of the county asso-
citation will he January IS.
The Iola register., 1901-11-08

ed the straight Republican ticket
Marmaton, Elsmore, lola and Hum
boldt elected a Republican ticket ex-
cept the trustee, which went Fusion in
these four townships. Salem elected a
Republican trustee but gave the rest
Of the ticket to the Fusionists. 1t was
close in Cottage Grove and the figures
could not be obtained.
The general results will show very
light when the returns are counted.
In some places not over fifty per cent
voted and in addition to this Il great
many ballots were thrown out. N tr-
maton had the mo defective ballots.
fifty, while lola had but one. Salem
had twenty-four and the remainder of
townships averaged about ten each.
In Marmaton the Fusion people did
not even have ticket ont yet they
succeeded in electing their trustee.
Taking the whole county there is a
gain to the Republicans of two town
ships. Usage ana Logan both going
Republican, They were Fusion b e
fore
The Iola register., 1901-11-08
rwo CnnstahIes Disngree.

Rather an unusual disturbance Of
the peace occurred on the streets here
yesterday afternoon and might have
proven serious had not officer Elmer
Edwards been at handi and inter-
ferred.
1t seems that Fetch Willoughby,
constable of Marmaton township, was
some time ago sent papers by an lola
justice to serve. The justice never
received them back. So w. j. Ihrig
was sent out and served them. Will
lougnby was in town yesterday and
meeting Ihrig, accused him Of having
said that he was "a drunken sot, " or
words to thpt effect, to some Moran
party. He then struck Ihrig, although
the latter denied having made snch n
remark. Officer Edwards stepped up
and interferred. Ihrig swore .out a
warrant for Willoughby's arrest and
his hearing has been set for Novem-
Der 10.
1t is believed that Willoughby had
been drinking and that caused his
hasty action. Ihrig is an old soldier,
advanced in years, and only a man
who was out of his head would deliber-
ately assault another entitled to
respect on those scores even if he be
ieved himself justly provoked.
The Iola register., 1901-11-08
Married at Piqua.

Mr.. f.. l.. Kelsey. partner OF Mr..
Wheatley in the barber shop on south
Jefferson avenue.in Klaumann' build
ing, and Miss Laura Wilkerson, were
married Wednesday evening in Piqna
at the home Of the brides mother,
Mrs. b. A. Caldwell. Rev. Irwin, OF
Geneva, performed the ceremony
which was witnessed 10y few friends
and relatives Of the young people, and
afterwards a wedding dinner was
served at the house Mr.. and Mrs.
Kelsey returned to lola on the even
ing train and went at once TO their
home at Gl2 north Sycamore, which
Mr. Kelsey had snugly prepared for
two. Both these young people are
we'll known aud popular and all thai
remains for the REGISTER to do is To
join their friends in the very best
Of good wishes.
The Iola register., 1901-11-08
f. c. Remsberg Lost II Finger.

Elmer Remsberg, the implement
lealer and member of the school board.
p-r the index finger of his right hand
while showing corn shelter and
shredder to farmer west of the river
Wednesday.
The machine is a new tangled affair
that chops and cuts the corn fodder
and ears into food which stock can
consume entirely. MIR. Remsberg was
at the Jones farm west of the river,
showing it to Mr.. Dawson, who runs
the place. Frank Bliss had been feed
ing the fodder into the machine anG
Elmer took his place. He had a pain
Of loose gloves on his hands and on,
of the fingers caughC in the knives
that cut the fodder. His band was
drawn into the feed trough and hi
right first finger cut of near tn,
knuckle. lie called to the men and
Frank Bliss released the imprisoned
hand wish both his and the machine
was thrown out otgear. Bliss brought
Remsberg to town and DR.. Fulton
dressed the injured hand.
The Iola register., 1901-11-08
1ANhQO
0. j. DuShAr, Correspondent.

o. j. DuNi.Ap, Correspondent.
oct. %. Mr.. Camp shipped load
of stock from here Tuesday night.
Chas Trimble aud Frank Dozier went
to lola last Friday.
LigeLinebacls shipped alOad Of stock
Thursdad night
MIR. James Thomas from Washing
ton d. G. is visiting his sister Mrs
Mccoy and Mrs. Trlmble
T.J. Larnuuyn is IN Bayard visiting
friends and looking alter his business
matters here.
The NJ. X. & r. L.. H. are having the
we'll at the stock yarps drilled deeper
MIR. Joe Miller has sold his properV
in West Bayard TO Mrs Dozier'
Mrs. Pearl McCailan from Moran
is visiting her IN 1ther over Sunday
Nov 5-Mrs samuel Trimbe left
last night for visit IN Illinois.
Mr. Cubbisou was visiting his son
and daughter here this week,
Joe Miller moved Into Mr. Lance's
bnuse one and one fourth miles east of
Bayard sunday.
Mr. Monroe from BronsOn preached
in the hall here Sunday. he VIII
preach here again December at )
o'clOck p m.
Mr. McCarty was up from Bronson
today on business.
Marion Ross has moved into the
house vacated 10y MIR Miiler.
The we'll drillers LETT Friday. They
st,,clx lots of water at the stock
The Iola register., 1901-11-08
AllM C0nnty's Llght Note

Allen county probably never had "A
quieter election. Nice weather and
good ro IDS favored large vote but
the fact that it was entirely local, with
nothing but township officers to vote
for, was responsible for the light
showing.
Up to the time of going to press the
figures for the county could not be
obtained. However the general re-
suits are kno Nn in all but one or two
townships. Geneva, Dear Creek,
Usage, Elm, Logan and Carlyle elect
The Iola register., 1901-11-08
COUNTY NEWS
NEoSHo FALLS.
Mrs. Geo. Maicom. correspondent.

Nov. Sd r. Inge expects to ship
some tat cattle TO X. G. soon. MIR
tngr is heavy feeder in this locality.
j fl Fry shipped three carload of
feed to the X 9 market last week.
r. A Wright went to X G last week
aud took in the sights.
The Neosho Falls Bowling clue went
to Humboldt Saturday evening to
play the lastgame of series OF Uhree.
In the previous games Humboldt won
two aud Neosho Falls one.
Mr., + Crane and Mrs Young went
to Yates Center Friday and returned
Saturday. They attended the con-
test last Friday evening.
We had u heavy rain Saturday
night which was needed aud welcomed
by all. II we would only get the rains
TO make stock water.
Z Prof. 4 WLieurauce is svery low with
paralysis. He will he remembered
as leader Of the lola band few
years ago.
II A Wright has received an offer
from lumber company of Cheyenne,
Wyoming and expects to depart for
there in few days.
A Suider of Rogers, Ark, brother
OF Mrs w II Wright made her short
visit last week He took the train to
Kansas City Friday. From there he
goes to the Pacific coast Mr.. Snider
is rustler and we wish him success
and prosperity in The far west.
What might have been very SER
ious accident happened to our genial
old friends Jas Conn and Cyrus
Pruitt They were driving along in a
top buggy when runaway team from
behind ran over their buggy and horse
throwing them under the team. We
have not heard at this writing how
badly they were hurt, We trust it
will not prove serious.
w II Morris is building a neat resi-
dence. Will says he is tired of pay
ing rent.
Amos Wright is buying up calves
- feed this winter.
The Iola register., 1901-11-08
SPRING BRANCH.
FRANK JACKSON. Correspondent.


Nov 6.-Mrs A b Null starts to
St. Louis next week to have an opera
tion performed on their baby's feet.
The Hayworth boy delivered hogs
to lola last week.
There was more Halloween mischief
done than usual. The boys carried
their pranks little too far in some
places. There was considerable COM
plant.
Addie Delh spent Saturday and
Sunday in Moran.
John Jackson and Frank Delh
killed nine opossums one day last
week.
We Scribe and wife and son Attic
returned Monday from Guthrie Ok.
Mrs. Dslgarno and Miss Gertrude
VOORHEES, attended the convention at
Humboldt last week.
Elsie Gregory of lola spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Lena DELPHI.
Rev. N l. Vezie was in this part last
week
The Iola register., 1901-11-08
GENEVA.
A. II. W0ODRUFF. Correspondent


Nov. 5th., G. w. Spencer shipped
a load of fat cattle to Kansas City
market Monday night.
]. II, Franz unl0ads acar of corn
here this week for his own use he is
feeding bunch OF cattle.
Mr.. A, w. Howiand and wife to
gether with Mr.. and Mrs. Ireland were
visiting Mr.. G. ". Spencer last Sun
day.
The local camp OF NJ. w. A. has re.
ceived numbeC Of additions lately
due liz great measure to a spirit OF
rivelry for the most names all in a
riendly spirit however.
The boys who engaged in the All
Halloween pranks carried their fun u
little too far last week Noone object,
to innocent fun but the foolish destruc-
tion of property is uncalled for.
A team Of Colony school boys played
our school boys game of base ball
last saturday and Judging from the
amount of yelling done the game
was a Wrapper The Colony lads have
the score.
We understand arrangements are
being made for an Old fashioned Ne"
England rhankSgIyiugdinner Thanks
giving Day, dclliuate arrangement are
not made however.
AS aresult OF the change in time ouI
morning train viii come at $50 a. m
roing west aud east at ll:45 a. m
west again at =. p. IN. The evening
train at 6:20 p m
MIR. Bert Sell anhMiss Mahle Curtis
sprung an agreeable surprIs IN then
friends By being quietly married las
Suoday. Congratulations are now il
c,,Jar
The Iola register., 1901-11-08
School Society Program.

The Ciceronian Literary Society Of
the lola High School met Tuesday
Nov. and the following program was
The Iola register., 1901-11-08

Gas City, Nov. &. 1901
The straight Republican ticket was
carried in the West Elm precinct.
Maiorities were as follows:
Republican Democrat Rep. Mai.
For Trustee
l.. II. Daggett 27 j. NJ. Carpenter 10 8
Clerk
j. o. Adams "A belmont Adams II 9
Treasurer
T.. /. Crowell % John Forsythe l6
Constables
Jake Shultz % Peter Percell Ii
A. b. Cannaday 2lJames Nelson II 10
Road Overseer Dist. No. 3.
Jake Adams IA q. M. Gurley
Many ballots were not voted prop
rely.
The Iola register., 1901-11-08
Harry Richeson Injured.

Yesterday morning while at wCrN at
works No. of the Lanyon Zine Com
pany, Harry Richeson met with an ac-
cident which required doctor to
remedy. He was pushing transfer
truck along "a track which extends
north and south at the east end OF the
furnaces and is used to transfer the
loaded cars of mixed ore and coke
when they come from the mix room to
their proper furnace, when the truck
stopped suddenly. He had jumped on
it when he started il and the sudden
stop threw him to the ground. His
forehead struck heavily against the
truck axle and long cut in the skin
on his forehead resulted. DR.. Cotl-
man sewed three stitches in it, His
eye was badly blacked also He said
this morning that he was feeling well
and getting along all right. lie is a
son of Mrs. John Richeson.
The Iola register., 1901-11-08
PRAIRIE VIEW
MIs. Hutne WIWcr0orrc,pondcnt.

Nov. 5.-James Lockhart was over
snd lifted the quarantine of of G Y
Baker and also called ON j G Will
hey.
Clark WILDER and his sister Mable
have the typhpoid fever
willard Myer aud Ferde Palsuing
and his sister, Miss Eulalia and Mr.
and Mrs Keller spent Sunday after
noon with Ye Scribe.
The Iola register., 1901-11-08
Card of Thanks,

Mrs. j. w, Allemang desires to
lhank her friends ana especially the
members of the Workman and Wood
men Lodges and the Smel.er's Union
for their kindness in her late bereave-
ment.
The Iola register., 1901-11-08

His friends win be sorry to learn
that Mr.. G. A. Savage is dangerously
i'll with typhoid fever, He returned
last Saturday from business trip to
TT. Scott feeling i'll II d has gradually
prOWn worse
The Iola register., 1901-11-08

Ye Scribe and brother Arthur have
improved from the fever and are up
and around again.
The Iola register., 1901-11-08
Publication Notice

tFirst Published NoNtlhher Sth' l9ol
In Justices Court, before &. ;, Potter, Justice
of the Peace within and tor the City OF
lola, County of Allen, Stlte of Kansas.
William Saur, Plaintin,
VS.
Geo A Ward, Defendant,
70 the defendant above named:
You are HEREBY notified that ON the l2th day
of October 1901 n summons ana Ordcr OF At
.tnrhment we're issued In the above entitled
action. for the SUN of Hb.OO ara costs OF
notion hy the undersigned Justice Of the
Peace: thai said summons was rcurned de
fcndunt not found and attuchment order re-,
turned attaching property otlhc above numcd
defendant appraised AT Sbl, g.,
Nnu are further notified thut s1id Cnnsc viii
hc heard before me on the 2nddny of DGccm-
Der, 1901 NJ . o'clocka. M of said day, az my
Dfire in the City of lola. Allen tOui ", state
of Kansas: OF All OF which you Will TAX notice.
Witness my hand this 18th day OF October,
ID I0ai G. = POTTER,
OSCAR FOUsT a SON, Justice OF the fedce.
q BAXTER u. MCCLAIN.
Attorneys for Pialntin.
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MEDICINAL.

Physicians are calling attention to the
fact that influenza or grip has come to
stay. In the larger cities there has been
q marked increase in diseases affecting
the organs Of respiration, which increase
is attributed to the prevalence OF infiu-
enza. Persons who are recovering from
grip or influenza are in a weak condition
and peculiarly liable to pulmonary dis
ease.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures coughs, bronchitis, lung "trouble" +"
and other diseases of the organs of res
piration. II is the best tonic medicine
for those whose strength and vitality
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II purihes the blood, cleansing 1t OF
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as a cough remedy and blood purifier there IS
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Accept no substitute for Golden Med
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The sluggish liver is made active by
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toe outie5 of the various Ctficers Tor
whom they may. under the laws ex-
istipg, be able to vote, and who, "
physically able, shall have indicated
their substantial attachment to, or
Identification with, this State by hsv-
log been regularly employed or engaged
10 q lawful trade, profession, business
calling, work, or service for at least
one.ausrter of the time during the year
next preceding that 10 which they shall
offer to vote."
A board OF three commissioners, to
be appointed by the circuit court. to
whom will be insrustsd the adminislra-
,iou OF the above, and any applicant to
vote can appeal TO ths eircuit judge.
A poll tsx Of 81 so will be imposed Dpon
all classes kept the soldiers, and II Is pre-
requisite to voting and must DO paid six
months in advance,
After January J, 1904. ell persons not
previously registered offIing to vote shall
write his own application and prepare his own
ticket. The soldiers and p!opsrty-holders are
exempted from this test.
All idiots, lunatics and persons engaging IN
duels are excluded also those convicted OF
CT csrtsin 'e'onies, and those whose habitation
the previous year cannot be ascertsne1.
The c"mmiHes on public institutions ye'-
teIdsy evening decided to recommend that
the legislsture be authorised TO Degoitte q
sum net exec edIng 81 10000. II 1t ia found
recc ssay 70 90 SO, TO improve the peli =
tiary bulciogs Mr.. Campbell. OF Annie s.
gave norce thst he will ofier an amendment
sthbins out that part OF the report which
gives the tOaid Of directors CONF lete c1ntrol
OF the prison, and the appointment Of tho &c
perintendept q, bis a. 'sistsHts. The commit
tee will consider this m tter today. The Of
dinsnce placing the State lilr,ry under COZ
troll of the board of education will be COL
sdered at this ssm session.
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Rasolutions in memoriarn, of thanks, tributes
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INSURANCE AGENCIES.
ALEXANDRIA INSURANCE CO.,

lBBGAN BUsINEss IN AO'N'I
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Fire. Marine and Plste Glass Insurance.
J. CLINTON sMOOT (of @. G. smoot g Sons
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LAURENCE sTABLER, Secretary.
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AT AND BELOW COST.

Mr.. John E. TackettIdesiring to.retireIIfrom
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CLIoED SINGAPORE PINEAPPLE. pack
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NO. 1 FAT MACKEREL for .sle by
IN J.C. MILBURH.