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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-01-24

Kansas City, Jan. 2.-Sales by sam.
pie on track. Wheat-No. hard, 66A
Oslo; No. 8 hard, s5GS5Ac; No. . red, S7h
Q6sc; No. 8 red, 67hc. Corn-No. :
mixed, 351sc; No. mixed, CSC; No. .
white, 36h@37c No. 8 white, 361ac Oats
No. 2 mixed, 24%c; No. 3 mixed, e3lt9
Ac; No. 2 white. Sx926c; No. 8 white,
2sit626c. Rye, No. 2, 47ltc, Timothy,
G.OOq10.5O; prairie, ;6.00Q9.0O. Eggs, 16c
per doz Poultry-Hens, 6llc per h.;
ROSTERS, 15@l7hc each; turkeys, 51kD
6hc; ducks, 61ac; geese, &C; pigeons,
Soc per doz. Butter-Creamery extra
fancy, zoe per h.; dairy. 1ec; store
packed, 1Oiac. Potatoes-Home grown, 10
assoc per bu,; sweets, 2d35c per bu. Green
beans, home grown, H.OOG1 rs per Blu,
Turnips, $3.50 per Dbl Parsnips. $50 per
Dbl. Beets. s1.25 per bbl Onions, white
globe. NO0d1.10 per bu.; red globe, $l.1O9
l.2 per bu. Cucumbers. s..5O6i25O DER
doz. Navy beans, s225@2.@ per bu.
Hubbard squash, slO0di.5O per cwt Egg
plant, s20Oa2N per doz. Spinach, $50
SOC per bu. Apples, choice, sl.25a1. Is per
Dbl.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-01-24

Mrs. Lease, the noted Kansas worn-
an, has filed a suit for divorce at
Wichita. charging her husband with
gross neglect of duty.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-12

and university lands. organized the FIRST
National bank OF PisttsmoUth about 1870
and was one OF its officers was elected n
1871 70 the second constitutional convention
and was chairman o. the committee on
suffrage In ISL the Legislature elected him
cne o. three commissioners 20 collect 81. 900
insurance FOR the burned asylum az Lin
coin and 20 erect a new building was
elected Judge OF the supreme court as a re-
publican in 1879 FOR a term OF six years
located Ia Fremont 10 1873 vas elected in
1875 a member OF the third constituti tional
convention and was chairman Of The judi
cisry committee was elected the same
year Judge Of the supreme court under the
new constitution and was reelected in 1851
aud 1857 is the author ot Digest OF Ne
braska Reports" Practice in Justice
Courts" Pleading and Practice" Grim
inal Procedure" and Code Pleading" has
been al advocate OF free and unlimited
coinage OF silver at the ratio OF 1s to ! for
twenty years vas elected 20 the Fifty fifth
congress as a fusionist. His political ca
reer closed with his retirement from con
sress two years ago. since which time be
has lived quietly al his home near Fremont.
He was a member and for twenty years
an elder q the Presbyterian church. He Is
survived by his widow. four sons-Henry
z. Maxwell OF Omaha. Jacob A Maxwell OF
Philadelphia and Andrew and Samuel Max-
well OF Fremont-snd four dsughters-Mrs
L. Furgeson OF Boston and Marilla. Ella
and Grace Maxwell Of Fremont
District court adjourned this morning in
honor Of his memory and committee cor
sisting of Messrs Gray. Lcomis and Court
right was appointed TO draft resolutions.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-12
FULLHART MURDER CASE ON
William oxIey is on TRIAL in Broke N
Bow on Charge of killing
His Employer.

BROKEN BOW. Seb. Feb. ii.-(special
Telegram )-District court opened here this
morning with Judge II. ". Sullivan on the
bench. The Fullhsrt murder case was
taken up and the work OF impanelling a
jury vas begun. The entire day was
consumed without completing II. The reg
ulsr jury list vas exhausted and nine
tslesmen were called up 10 the time OF sd-
journmsnt. The defense has seven chal-
lenges left and the state three The at
torneys for the defens. fled objections 70
the sheriff drawing the talesmen. and E
Taylor. eI-deputy under Sheriff Leisure
vas appointed bsiliT for that purpose by the
court From indications itNwiIl take ali
the forenoon tomorrow TO secure a jury
There are forty to fifty witnesses In the
case. Among the witnesses for the defend
ant are his father. Everett Oxley. and two
brothers, George and Elmer OF Cambridge
Neh-, and Al Spearman Of Louisville. and
George Kings OF Springfield. Neb. The
county attorney Is assisted in the case By
his brother. J. 5. Kirkpatrick Of Lincoln.
and c. H. Holcomb OF this place The at
torneys for the defense are J. r. Dean OF
this city and Aaron Wall OF Loup City.
This is a case in which W. II. Fullheart
a ranchman, was found dead on his ranch
eighteen miles northwest OF Anselmo, No
vember "a. with his skull crushed Subse-
quently a young man, William OXiey who
had been working for Fullhart was ar
rested at Springfield. Neb. on the charge
OF having committed the crime. Some Of
the Fullhsrt cattle had bee1 driven OF
the range and sold by oxley, which led 10
his arrest
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-12
Ha,inr at York College.

YORK. Neb.. Feb. IL Special Ed Per.
dali. preparatory student from Thayer
was hazed in hall Of York college building
Students were tossing Perdall ia a blank et
and after he hit the ceiling with his aeels
he was allowed to fall and got a severe lar
The faculty discovered the West Poin,
initatprs and after a public reprinan nd
all apologised and promised never. never
TO indulge in hazing except Ed Marshall
winner OF the oratoricsl contest last week
and the York college representative at the
orstorical contest OF state colleges at Crete
Neb., who said that before be would
apologize he must be proved guilty. The
faculty expelled Marshall and now II IS
reported that 4 large number OF the stu.
dents is in open rebellion. threatening tc
leave the school IL Marshall is not rein
stated. A petition was circulated and in a
short time large number OF signatures at
tsched, petitioning for the reinstatemeu,
OF Marshall.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-12
BURT COUNTYLOSESlTSDRINk
1t Has Not One Saloon snd Thirsty Citizens
Depend Upon Original Packages
REST N 1tkAyAH DEPOT OVER SUNDAY
By Night an avenEinE Angel wearing
woman's Fascinstor wreck.
Outat and snturstes Floor
with Lost Opportunities.

TEKAMAH. Neb- Feb. IL SpeciEL)-
The Carrie Nation smashing fever reached
here last night and left its marks az the
express once IN the depot where eighty
boxes OF liquor were stored. awaiting the
call Of the parties 70 whom they we're
shipped Every one % them vas broken
! open and the contents we're spilled on the
floor. This morning when Agent Hsnblin
arrived at his Office u smeiled like a dis
tillery He found that parties had entered
the depot during the night and destroyed
all boxes that contained liquor. He could
find 30 damage done TO railroad property.
neither is there any clue a. to who the par
ties are or how they entered the depot
The doors were all locked and no windows
we're broken nor we're there any indication
that they had been opened. except that
womsns fascinstor vas. found caugh. In
the window % the express once.
Considerable feeling has existed for some
time over the large amount Of original
packages that arrive here by express The
surrounding country and towns are being
continuously csnvsssed by representatives
OF wholesale liquor houses and orders are
taken 70 be shipped by express, &C. q. D."
Burt county has Eve towns. but not a
saloon in the county. therefore this Is a
fruitful field for the whisky drummer OF
the packages destroyed last night four
ffths OF them belonged 70 parties in The
country. Each box contained one 70 two
gallons nearly all whisky Sheriff Lusk
and his deputy are on the alert TO unfold
the mysterv.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-12
SHOWN ~ Court.
Judge Mnrueirs Death Causes q
speedy Adjournment.

FREMONT. Neb.. Feb. tspecisib- In
the district court this morning Judge Grimi-
son had just instructed the jury 70 bring in
a verdict for the defendant in the case Of
OConnor against The Aetna Life Insurance
company. when word came that Judge Max
well had Just died. The court room was
filled with Jurors, Witnesses and spectators.
After the verdict had been read and the
jurors dismissed, W J. Courtright made the
formal announcement OF the judges death.
Intense stiffness at once prevailed. Judge
Crimson himself appeared visibly affected
and after a short consultation with mem
bers Of the bar appointed Hon z. T Gray.
the senior member of the bar OF the county.
Hon. @. L. LOOMS and ". J. Courtright 10
prepare and present 20 the court within ten
days resolutions OF respect. He then di-
rected the sheriff 10 adjourn court TO ?.
N. in token OF respect TO the judges mem
ory.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-12
W00DMEN MEET IN BEATRICE
Omaha Team Goes by Special Train
and Initiates q Large CIass Into
the Local Lodge.

BEATRICE, Neb., Feb. ll-(special Tele-
gram This is the first day OF the conven-
tion Of the Woodmen OF the World in this
city. Delegations arrived today from Guth-
rie and Enid, okl.; Fort Scott, Little River,
Gslens, Newton. Garden City. Wichita
Augusta, Topeka, Great Bend and
Coreyville. Kan: Fremont. Columbus
stanton, Home. Shubert and Hansen, Neb
and Muskogee. l. 7.
The local lodge met tonight and initiated
fourteen into membership. The work was
done by the Omaha team. who arrived to-
night by special train along with the Lin
coin delegation. After the initiation cere-
monies banquet Was given by the local
lodge TO the visiting delegations at Lang's
new cafe, where 300 members Of the order
sat down and did Justice 10 an elaborate
menu.
Tomorrow will be taken up with a busi-
ness session and followed by a special mu-
steal program in the evening
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-12

NlOBRARA. Neb., Feb. 1l.-(Special)- y
Arnold c. koenig the hydraulic engineer
engaged by the Niobrara Commercial club
TO undertake the complete survey OF the
Niohrara river for water power. made his
observation survey Saturday and will begin
the regular survey this morning. The con
ditions for great power at comparatively
slight cost are favorable. Prof Stout OF the
government survey will assist him in guag-
ing the flow Of the river when the season
will permit.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-12
ENGINE KILLS UNKNOWN MAN
Is Accidentally Run over Rt Crawford
by Burlington switch
Locomotive.

CRAWFORD, Seb.. Feb li.-lSpecialD -
An unknown man was struck and instantly
killed by an engine in the b. & N. railway
yards here Saturday. A freight train had
Just pulled in and It is thought the man
had been stealing a ride on IL and Jumped
out OF box car just as the engine from
another train was backing past The man
was poorly clad with blue Jeans overals and
a much worn dark overcost. He was 50
10 s. years old and fair. without beard
There was nothing OF any value on his per
son. 1t is thought his name is Dan Nc
Corty and that he had been working in
some Of the coal mines or on some of the
sections in Wyoming. An Identification en-
velope bearing that name was found in
his pocket.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-12
Red Pearl in Canned oy.,.r.

fLATIsMoCTH, Neh., Feb. IL Special.
What is claimed 20 be red pearl was
found by Mrs. John 7. Leper in an oyster
Mrs Leper bought can OF oysters az a
butcher shop and az supper time the gem
was found II Is as large as flbert, OF a
deep hlood-red and perfect with the ex-
ception OF small yellow spot on one side
A local Jeweler said II bore all the char
teristies OF pearl, but the color and ad-
vised her TO take II 20 Omaha and get
the opinion Of an authority This she did
and It was pronounced pearl beyond a
doubt. From its uniqueness be could not
put q value on f.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-12

GORDON, Neb.. Feb. 1l.-(special. vii
hite & Sons, owners OF the Commercial no.
tel. are 20 erect fine hotel II is 10 be
OF brick and sandstone from Hot Springs
5. D. having modern equipments with
tWenty-sevsn bed rooms and costing IS. 600.
II will stand near the Fremont, Elkhorn
& Missouri Valley depot.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-12
Head Physician of Woodm.,

FAIRFIELD, Neb., Feb. ll-(speclalD-
The Modern Woodnen camp Of this place
is urging the selection OF DR.. A. r. Ray
for long time local examiner. for the
position OF head physician OF the order for
the state and has sent a strong delees-
tion 10 the meeting OF the Wooduen lodge
al Kearney 70 push the claims.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-12
Burial of George Thom.

SHELTON, Nsb., Feb. u-(speciall-
The funeral OF George Thomas, who died
Thursday night, Was from the Methodist
church sunday az o'clock. The local Ma
sonic lodge had charge OF the services
Mr.. Thomas was one Of the oldest settlers
in this section
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-12
WILL RAISE NUCH SUGAR CORN.
Auburn Canning Factory Has Leased
500 Acres for This Purpo.e

AUBURN, Neb.. Feb l1.-CSpecial Mr.
Farmer, manager OF the Auburn canning
factory. has leased 500 acres OF land that
be will plant 10 sugar corn and tomatoes
besides having contracted for many acres
Of both corn and tomatoes
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-12
Mrs. Ellen Hafer Die, at Genera

GENEVA, Neb., Feb. ll-(SpecialD-
Mrs, Ellen HRfer, an old settler. aged so
years. died al her home in Geneva and
was buried Yesterday, Her six sons ana
four daughters, With their children, at
tended the funeral the six sons acting as
bearers.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-12
shelton Flour Mil sold.

SHELTON, Neb.. Feb. 1L-Cspecisl -
The Shelton -four mill, which has been
owned and operated by Thomas Turney and
]. P. George several years. was sold 10 a
new company. consisting OF Frank Turney.
Douglas Hsminger. seford Carlson and
William Chunsard, the last named being
an experienced miller. who has been in the
employ OF the old organization a number
OF years. The mill has a 2O0-barrel daily
capacity and is run by water power from
Wood river and also has a gasoline engine
for emergency use. The new company win
Try to run full time.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-12

BEATRICE. Neh., Feb. ll-(specisl Tsle-
gram judge Letton OF Fairsury opened
district court here today. The day was con
sumed In calling the docket and the as
siSnment Of trial and equity cases for Tues
day and "Wednesday. Thursday will be given
to criminal cases The jury VIII be called
February 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-12
Or. aREEHE'S NERVURl


~ was in very bad shape, brought there
as the results OF Grip, and for six weeks was
IN bed all the tine. ! continued along in a
very feeble condition and getting small ben
etit. antil began the use of Dr. Greene
NervurA blood and nerve remedy aud before
hsd taken the first bottle eoule see eene-
Tit. ] continued its use for several bottles
vhea Was 80 much improved that disceu-
ttnuee H. am nov better and weigh mere
thAn ! havefor years. which I attrieufe 20
pf Sreenes Servurs- ] Do mest ehserfurlv
.no cordially reconmend the Nervurs 20
any ana all who may read this"
Grip suferers are iavitsl to write DR.
Greene for special advice, or call AZ hi,
once, IS W. 18th St, New York CITY. No
enarSe whatever 10 made for censvits Tia
Nther BY call o. By letter.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-12
w. VI. Crum Attempt. sute,d.

AUBURN, Neb., Feb. Special w.
M Crun "a tearnste- OF Auburn, attempted
suicide by strychnine. but the dose was
knocked from his hand. Saturday he sold
a team, harness and wagon for s5O.50 and
left for parts unknown. He leaves a wife
and four children. He was hard working
man.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-12

BEATRICE, Neb., Feb ll-(Special Tele-
grAm-)-Dr. Desring. late superintendent al
the Institute for the Feeble Minded here
and ex-stewArd Stuart stepped down and
out this morning. Or. Dearing goes 20 Lin
coin 10 reside temporarily. while ex-stew-
ard Stuart will return 10 his old hor. st
Alma, Neb. DR.. Johnson. the nsw super
iniendent, Is now in full charge, with
stevard-Eiect NJ. A Melxger
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-12
Visit Their Old Home

AUBURN. Neb.. Feb. li.-(special5 - p
Randall and wife OF Oklahoma surprised
their friends by their appearance in Auburn
Saturday. They are pleased with their new
home but as they left three daughters in
this county were anxious 10 come hack
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-12
Jim WhItr Reeo,,ri,.

GORDON, Neb.. Feb. u.-ispeeisIJ-
Jim White, who was shot by Leu Carens a.
MerrimAn on February :. is slowly i'm
proving and his chances for recovery are
good.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-12

For driving out dull bilious feeling
strengthening the appetite and Increasing
the capacity OF the body for work. Prickly
Ash Bitters Is a golden remedy.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-12
ASTHMA 4.
REN. 4. L. HRnMN \

, -, ~ L. BRO" rast7r o the conssatorsl church 1rvnE
Asthma doetored with chicago physician
d 20 le euedy sue
everything else failed believe =
n
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-12
CONSUMPTION CURED t!

REV & { HANEN. F0xville writes was DOM IN
May, lS~ with abcess of badly
raised that nv,
with physirisrs
bronchial
september not lie down
nor talk much nor shsEe hands with ANYBODY had
several hen1.rrhases and could not lie right side
had O took. th0
remedies to
he
Kendall o
light horseback
who
o OF other
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-12
LA GRIPPE I!

MRS MARION CLAIRE write as
follovs; NJ Claire Of La
Il
Or Lung Balm would have
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-12
REMARKABLE CURE OF LUNG TROUBLE
AND CATARRH

pista ne
of troth
with bad slight
OF he
and
Eonea ~
night and I
frornan
ieye be kuov
would add that has completely cured cstarTh of
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-12
EraStuS A. Benson,
President
Omaha Real Estate EXCHANGE

% one the most important factors in real estate circles in Nebraska
through
ence the wonderful efficacy of DR. kays Lung Balm and r
velva
by
remedies myself pcoda my,
no MIR
ted by the
believe that of
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-12
Or: kay's Lung Balm

cures every kind OF cough Ia grippe bronchitis
sor. throst Group whooping cough etc S.V-,
deranges the stomach At pruSglsts, 10 a Sc
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-12

RIPAN's TABULEs Is an erectual cur.
for the lis which originals n a sad rton-
seh- 10 for &c. Al al orugsists.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-12
DR.. Kay's Lung |

or Of ghsCd
# h trube
fth-edh knbat
9th rnen
yue:He
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-04
Alabama and the Negro
Proposals to Elsmiaate Him.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, June 4-Booker T.
Washington, in behalf Of his race, has
presented to the Constitutional Conven.
tion an appeal for conservative action.
Anything, he said, that will unsettie the
negro now, when he is settling down Ia
thrift and common sense, will iniure
both races.
The leading feature Of the suffrage
clause offered today bv ex-Gov. Sones ID
that which denies the right to vote To
any person who shall hereafter be con.
victed OF selling his own vote or buying
or bartering the vote Of another, or who
shall hereafter be convicted OF selling hi,
own vote or buying or bartering the vote
OF another. or who ehail make or aid in
making any false count or carry con
ceaied weapons.
Senator MoFgan's plan liz simple. No
body but white man should hold Office
His ciause provides q court Of thret
registrars for each county. these court,
to have absolute power TO determine tbs
qualifications OF every voter, except
that an appeal from lie decision may b
made 70 the circuit court.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-04
LiTely Times
1t Old Patagonia

As McKson, brother Of Scott Nc
keon. has lett patagonia and Arizona
and from the stories which come iron
fatagnnia y y veil that be has gone.
Mckeon has been living at Pstagonis
with his vile for some time. He receive,
u,ooo month from an iaherised es.a,e
and has plenty of moaey 10 make thing,
interesting for his friends. Last weea
he got irnnk and beat iais wiss. She ap.
peaied 70 the neigkbors, and McKeou
Was arrested and nned $500. He came
% Tucson 70 pay his flns bringing The
constable Of the camp with him.
While here McKeon received q te,e
gram warming him not tsrsturn 40 there
was considerable feeling against him in
that camp and be might be dealt within
rough manner. In fact there was a re-
port that the miners and COWBOYS had
planned to cend bis hilaroas career. But he
went back aud quarreIed with his vile the
second time. The justice then gave him
very few minutes TO get out oil camp,
and warned him OF the feeling against
him. Mckeon lost no time In leaving,
and be has probably left Arizona for
good.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-04
COEards Writing
Unsigned Letters

VfsRIAsD, N. j., June Am anon
ymous letter fever has struck this town.
Apparently every one 10 writing anon.
ymoas and insulting letters to every one
else. Hundreds have passed through the
mails this week and the tension 10 10
great that fist ilghts on the public streets
may be looked Tor at any moment.
A COMMITTEES called on Postmaster J..
]. Hunt to-day and demanded that he
stop handling the letters. He has sent
70 Philadelphia Tor detective,
Meanwhile he harrieades himself In
his Office and insists that Il isn't his
fault.
Z Citizens are exploding all over town
to-day and dssoancing ths letter writ.
era.
Thesigaasure "wtite Caps isappend-
Cd to the eplsties that threatsn. They
contain scAndaious charges and abusive,
malicious language.
To add insult 70 injury. some Of them
are insufficientls stamped, and the en-
ragged recipients pay extra postage for
them. only 10 lind such adviceas "wstch
your husband"
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-04
Had a Woode Legn
Nov DiTorce Suit.

CHICAGO, Juns 4.--Mrs. Augusta Ap'
p,eman, born woH, says when Leonard
Appleman, now her husband, began re
hearsing .Love's Young Dream" be had
q aort Of Byronic limp.
eve sprained my ankle" said he
..snd it's stubborn case but will be NIL
right after q while."
Miss Wolf was full Of sympathy for
'the stubborn ankle" that refused TO
get we'll. II was 10 sentative that he In.
variably requested her during courting
days to cit on 1.-THE other side." They
were married May III.
1--WE had not been married more than
two hours" she recites In her petition
for divorce, "before / discovered he had
a wooden leg.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-04
That Girl From Arizona.

Tickets are selling rapidly for the An
cient Order OF United Workmen enter.
ta,nment June 7, at the opera house,
A grand ball Immediately follows the
play, hence parties should be in their
seats promptly at 8 p. m, the curtain
promptly rising at that hour. Tickets
covering the comedy and dance cold by
Kimball & Guild. No waits between
acts. Twelve brilliant character parts
by talented amateurs and professionals,
beautiful scenic effects, correct costumes,
good music and interesting specialties.
A splendid entertainment. more than
worth the priceof admission. Reserved
seats, parquet or dress circle 81 balcony
seats reserved 75c gallery (not reserved)
80 cents. a. 4.-r
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-04
A New Jersey Brute
ReVela tons Of Divorce Court
Chained His Wife to Floor

Of
a . o gns
grounds cruelty,
On 10 gotothe
rhe s
for q the there weeks
Ms h h nanean and tina
i i
meo bed
msnds %
Esllg containing dead
Mis- aesadhe %
The
kI Iher ho nthefac
mohsrs sstayw
and1he
decrem mmsd
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-04
This is a British Report
Wait to Hear From the Beers

Loxpog June 4Lord Ktchno In despatch from Pretoria
dated today says: Dxons report of the lighting VI vlakoaten ~
miles from Johannesburg on May 20 il just received
On our ss and guns engaged The force
WAS returning camp vlaknten when the under of
the yeit rushed the guard capturing two
When the Of force into action the Boe
were driven Off the guns recpurd and the Boer position occupied
or casualties were and 81 killed officers and ll5
men wounded aud one officer and men missing.
One officer aad four have since died OF their Wounds
Beers were killed on the ground Further Boer casualties not
known