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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1901-01-07

the largest west % Pittsburg. Pa. My
husband H. q Georgian; his relatives are
there. EhoGld his sister. Lettie Lance, see
this, | hone sho VIII write 10 III. thfist-
mas Is most here and another year most
gone. how many can look bacs ahd codnt
the blessings We have rece!Vod' We all
have sorrows some greater than others;
but the Lord ia mercifui. "Ile docth al
things well" j VIZ ask u favor or the
sisters. has any one a song that was suhs
during the w;r--confedefate song aph
know The name of IL, but the WORDS run
like this - am going to Pensacola 10
tarry there "A while. don't grieye TOT me-
for it is about five hundred miles ctc;;
and another enc q ~ call Jack Monroe
Mrs. w. II. Pridgen. Greek. Warren
county. y. C.--This community Is sadlY
in need OF good physician. as we have
none under ten miles in amy direction. \
scope of country twenty niles across IN
every way viii afford handsome prae-
tice. This is a fine county In winch 10
live. and has as many advantages as inc
average county. except we n ed "a Sooo
hNsiciau. ana II one shoulu desire 10
or think Of locating here. he Can get any
desired Information by addressing This
writer.
Alya Baker Moody. Ark have Just
put AWAY about $50 Austria Gamma ana
GOO calladium bulbs. then | have choice
seed Of peach. watermelon. pole beans.
bunch beans Celestial pepper and other
garden and flower seed; will be pleased 20
exchange for a few yards Of blca -h"d
scraps or anything useful To girl %
fifteen years. 10 few cents are sent 10
help pay postage. I think our page be-
comes more interesting.
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MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE
IN THE NEW CENTURY.
By Bishop Samuel j. Fallows-

hy biSLoP -aiiiuel .
h" H"w crrlHrl &h"u.' h' 'h"'"''@i-
izca. iu o. earliest prriod-. oN the pa
.ir.. az uniform and Hlst divorce laws 10y
........t ...... ,y..rl,.r congress
......s,it,,ti.,.l
'"' ''''
i'" rf'0'rinihS @h' s'ii'
oniaiuiut divorce 'H aA ln' 0l'''0 - - '
open pn,s ions. Eminent 'uih"r'l's a."
not agree upon thr subject '."'l".'S'io 'l7
of law1'r- hatr been appointed - 'ii-
rereut times to urge uniformity OF ''-
tiou n> tnc various state irEi- Hiui'5- i"'-
tle. however. has thus FAR been accom-
plisued toward chat md in amy state.
lu au thc state. rNcrpi SCUM 'aI"l''i'''
which has uo divorce laws. iitr Nl"l"h"h
al tbe marries, VOW De- "u ah@oi'i" cause
for divorce.
DID n.tri. aiI thr ~latos. physical iHca-
paciN Is . cause. $40 is Wilfsi ocseru"n
Tu. Time of such wiitH a"Srti"h VARIES
from -iN m1uths. iu Arizona. - uH' year.
in tv.n.. STATES. 100 tNn Nears in ten
states d. three years iu r'r.cn states
..a tu u.. t.urs u thgee olhct states.
1f.b.ual drunkenness Is gause iu Hi'
ian. I..r STATES -Impri~rnu"ut Tor iel-
ans. ar .rouric,Inu for felony. ia q
..,-.~.. BEE .II la, -t.tr- ANA territories eN-
..rt stN
-ra,t. abusive tratmeut. iH.Hl' I"i
.,-l.It.. ,Ntr,m, .ra.Itl. repeated g.. cI-
-. causes s. ~. MS. states except
sewer,
fafr-t h, rratid. hy tHp hH.na.d IS %
cause. ts.. .im- .tartI.- FROM s.E Hr.NlHe
n Arizona. H. o.l. star ia SD. ~
tvo years u Indiana tui 80 i.".t
i. Delaware $50 itmc is spc.iI.d y
an. r..n. iudcr of ih. states
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cases, that ~ cases whore only one sido
is heard, IS nine times .at of the cases
where both parties are present IN court.
About FIVE or six minute is the average
limo spent in hearing each case.
Three thousand courts, according to the
government statistics, ere granting di-
yorces in the United States.
In 1899 these courts dissolved the mar
riaec relation IN 1900 caees. From 1861
20 iSSG :hey granted a2s,7!d divorces. The
number OF children affected ~ these pro-
cecdings, according 10 the records. was
267, 739. Mulurudes of cth,r children We're
not included IN this number
The laws should be uniform through
out the country, as ] haEt stated. As Il
churchman' ! might insist or one cause
only for divOrce-marital inlidelity. But
marriage is u civil contract as well as a
religious ceremony. The state has the
righf To prescribe other causes But they
ought 20 be of u grave ana serious CHAR
acter.
christians must aim 10 pteTent reckless
marriages. They must hep devise strict
er methods OF legal adminlstra ton. They
must strive TO end the Pnomaly OF Il
mans having a wife in Ole state who is
not his wife in another, where he may
reside.
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HEART TO HEART TALKS.

saw not long ago "a beautifui thought
iu regard Ia freak of mn cure. IL Is from
nature W. learn our most useful lessons.
Upon some of the Catshill mountains ou
the "ut cropping rock are cemented con-
giomcrtGe pebbles cemented together.
e.acn one ~ which is worn smooth hy
tile .eis.less ell. and foH upon ih, shore
oC som" geologic sea- ages before man
was spoken into ireinp
could YOU cor have walked upon
that ancicnt shore and have, seen Those
pebbles as they were b,ias smoothed
and polished by thr waves we might
have asked. What ar,. these for Why
aT,. they b,ing thu~ TOSSED about There
would have come uo answer bEi. the
moaning of the sea. Nevertheless God
hal e purpoS, which was Ia appear in
TIE far-rNtcmded ages. aud We now see
81 iu Tie uuh"avcd mountains good
minister sees This lesson iu this result Of
natural cause. $50 We view our hard ana
sai Fife experience one bv ONE. ana We
imnitfen,lv ask. 'What are they for -
Then. comes ne answer but the sob3:n.
~ org own h.arts Eut every one or
them has e hles-td spiritual meaning.
That metuimg 4, ga ho 2raSp"d by failh.
d wlH Doe made manifest ia Gods ON.
tim.
..,iod-< plans. IKE lilies. oare and White
fiHfold-
We mast not tca- the clo-e-shu, leaves
.ifsrf.
Tlme viii reveal the calvNe~ 81 gold
N. mus. D. i.se absolutely iu thc
rswe~ anJ good8--~ of Gud 10 VIC u~ COR
.u tle conflicts ~ life Dean F.rrar
~av~. -Tp live wr'l iu abe Quiet roIiin"
go Isles is Hl. fltI- -nJcr because Suu
wills d. ia - en rH.'r'u.ly 81 u.t
r,-s.ft - lrfi. H.Hfi-S Ntfte HNor4tiHl.~ 20
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KINGDOM CORRESPONDENCE.
ROSES! ROSES! ROSES !

, r.sf GROWN ross,
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bushes .i-t - '.''N- >.t.-
Tf. Alabama Rose 'f...''
., ,r,.
ty..rl .fe.. d know fH. whereabouts OF
,., f..rl...~ AHs.-I T. Suorl.. llet heard
,-..a. .ft.-a- .....t- aes at I.a~ Angeles.
t-..
S.ur W. 'Hl''pi'.i- - ~"
l.it'.r-i''- 'ai it ii'''''
r't- between tNr l''l- 500 ''
v-at iu .uaai ~ fns D. -hiH 'i'- ''''''S
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,...+.. -..- fass f.f,.=. u.Ii. o. m. You
r .a...t ln. -mtt ID It< ha. a.tF
.-- Shines. t...rf trnm SOME 30.
l..u4.... 49, -NH
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center tr.
Miss Ami. Ming OZARK. Ala DO auv
i. 3d.. reader. If.v where. 5 rf.e Young
.s. ...f .... E. .....f l,,,l... ..- n,it-..-
e .
h-tf-i- 800 .. '" ''t
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companion 2" some lad1. Ih" young
Tees. l~ worthy "I E.,,'H nome #i'i go.
'Hi i' - "''''' 80
r Cd fsnx l-u e. atom. Ala This h...u.-
r.. ms. aff.rl4r TI bee.. s.. wishing
..... . .-r.l.rr.. christmas and hluttv View
+ N..v. st,.t Susfa tbr,anh ,.at.r
srt t.,,.. ,.-... -. ......., M. p,
1 i'i'tt "h""t "' 'F'M .'i 'M'l''H '+N' "li''
+ thirty years "t HSr. i" help M" WIN
housekeeping. sewing ana Tne ike. Thsr.
4 sr- nuiE Tour ei MS ln 40" iahliA h't
months uf ap, amt mother . solicit pri-
'tte 'arr'~p"ndtuce and We mas come to
terms at once
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ECHOES or CHRISTMAS.

The last Christmas 81 a.. nineteenth
- injury ~e emz to have beeu y glorious
en- Stm1s throughout ths world There
cmCs Q, ue from every quarter ~ the
CsUl. glad tiliues- ~ I'D. ---op.I Will
that has been shown a. --s'i nations =
Nev.r Fee tle memory or mau has there
f.eu S1. d beautiful charity shown 10 the
ps"r- FHe hen f~ 81 the rich l.v.. ~-eu-
- tr exuanI more tiru ever before. and
Zach cifv S.em- tc haV. r-ei with e,ch
t-hr iu 'i.e-a-r-irz Sits 81 tl. ne.,l,-
" B. esiI ttHt rsura uis.rav- fa- nssu spent
'r rr1ritv ti.~ CHRISTMAS thau ,v-r b,-
f.r,-
THE Salvation ARMY l#f4 it..u foremost
8. making t.- rr.- haN s. llir. christ
rs- Iu CHr own o'it. A-ft.ts. tH.. gave
= H.uusI ani 20 ut-- 81 tn... -.1,I l....f
h.si e t'.iu- hasisc.- for elmii.. ar -ar,n
aH'i 'i-ut lr"Ii.- aui sending tI-a o.
tle-- ulrs ."ufd r.r -.r.. -rh-..- .-,r-
'..ul-1~ au4 Sits f-r tH. iirfl,. .u,- .tt
th i-a'> hospital orphan llam-
li"lI. ~ rF. Frier.i.e.~. SH.rt.rirs Arms
rHi EVERY other isf iab hln.. Goo THE
,|ry
- 'l.V-isu,i. oi..n. tl, .slt atieu Aruv
r. .f.--u Htudr.t la-sr. fu N-s YORK.
t"# army ssI fl- ..--.ss christmas
te sr.r =.'.H 20 "a WAdi-
e- S-e 'sarr-.. f-se fan.- u-
. wtF tr rl r.t
H- -.. Fl" far -I
a.r. .l.r.r- -...t IS f.v-h.s-
H... -i~--
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ras .rH eff .-.f t..t 'a-l-twt-
t.... sa-.. vtu SIZES. aH. %.
tu. ..#rsf -.tl .."4r.H. Dee H .h.
N #H.. .t rH. .r..Hlt .- ..-r" Ht.-.-
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Good Housekeeping for january,

woman s.ff iar tLo bright
cod 7r...-.,-....-.-. t.- Jal.a-
.--l.f ~ p4- truaas. Intelligence
30 S. -,--.-....-fr.. as we'll as tu-
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l.. t.-.---.7- --..-.f s.....
g .Hl ttou-ri,.t iI't- i--
t5.Hrian of tl- Aelr rtfa.em l@ 4e'.5I %. z
,r ,h-. number
.~.rea As.Gsru uwIn- Eaaue. -n"I'.
H.. .4 81 S.,7.--., s-ne.r .a7 l...fia
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o'tti.'- ai'
gsaNin1~-
4 short. bright essay. h-
WILCOX. ou .'estttn- into social i-lIe-
.... r.-tI zenith winch az -rN- 81 oman T---
..t Al r5f-rf1s club the River
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elot t.-i'i''' ...iI ...-
is q Described M-.t 'ii' ...+ -
picture Ht tit rI.t3 BOD s+--'-t- -'
Stylish halls in America are llriai-.i-
.1a-l. Win tseir .ylta-ars. ACTRESSES ~ ne
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names have been overlooked please write
me;
Mrs. q. y. Noble. Mrs. Lizzie Scot.
Mrs. isettie Slaughter. Mrs. Belle Nance.
Mr.. u. J. Williams. Mir. q. II. Rte.
Mrs. e. =. Dean. Mr.. Alainda Nancl.
Mrs. W \. owens. Mr.. = Byin, Mrs
w. q. MafIeiL Emma Childer~. Jani.
Summons. Eva Davis. BESSIE patrott.
Miss Ellie =. knighton. Mis- Jara r.
Johnson. Miss y. i. CollaWn. Miss Tiilon
Aidr"ec. Mr.. Mcconnell Mir. NJ. y
I'arlue. Airs. ,vie Davis. Mrs. n W.
Mays. Mrs. Mary IIigeenbottom. Mamie
\ Wallace. lda ana Nennie Raiuey, Mrs
Julia Allen. Mrs. g. T.. Magsard. Mrs.
J. :. Purviance. NJ. ID. l.. H." Mrs
~. V. -" MrS 4. \. Randall. Mrs.
Gl.nslua Herring
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THOUGHTS FOR
THE NEW YEAR

TIC b. gI1a ~ life. becaus.. II piv.s
y"u the chance 10 love and work ANA -
lsnk up At the sta s.. - D.. satisfied with
your posses .orS. but not -,gr. ut,1 with
yourself until sou hlvr s.i.- the best -
them. - rtsuise moth IL tn. world
except fsis.ho1I and m. unsss. and re4-
faihin- h1.t cbwaFdi,- rs he -ovsr &
b your admiration rsth,r isuu b. Vour
srEusrs. u covet notht1 THAI O. your
nrighbrT'T -Ncept his kin.1n.ss ~ heart
ana geutIeatSs ~ manners a. thiuk sell
'dow ~ s,.sr tu.mi,-~. often .f vuur
friends. auj every day ~ christ. and To-
sTrcni Is much time as Neu can with
'I-1'iy and with spirit iu Gods .,ut-,f-
"aCrs-these arr little gi-ur u,,sts ga ths
foCt-nath tn uetca--
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THE OBSTINATE WOMAN.
Bv Ella wheeler Wilcox.

~ Aii"
N.itlt'. @i' <"'- 81
,,r... t,,.ils -, ~. n.f.ff- ~ fame.
.t.... e.r..4.... .ii.,,.uof,t.d
....4 tl,..fr.,t,,
Il i, 4,t
~. ,l,',, ,i. lad .b..t .rrsv
,,,,.t. = ,,.l- r.,n, ~. ,narz
I sing Tor the GREATNESS tthHri
The eager, anxious SOUS
WHO fails with his ~lr"nstu .Niaustrt,
Almost ga siaht ui The goal.
For tl" hearts 'h"' -. ''N 3D.
VIII sorrow '!i "'N'"' 70
For those VIM n'td con. '''''i-'
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HUMAN LIFE.

B,Jwccu two worlds. life hovsrs like a
a- star.
'TwiNt night and morn upen the hOr-
ions verge.
How little do We know that which VT
are
How little what w may b., The eternal
surge
or time ana tide rolls On ami iears afar
our bubble. as she old burst. new
emerge.
I-ashed from the foam o. ages. while the
graves
o. empires 1elve hut like some passing
wave BYRON.
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DOUBLE BARREL GUN USED.
Witless Boy Killed the Husband of
His Sister.

Selma, Ala. January 1.-(Special.l AZ
Marion Junction. near here. last night
Nathan Daniel. about nineteen years old.
brother of Mrs w. Il. ChisOlm. shot her
husband TIE boy is an idiot and had
been talking Of shooting somebody for
several days. In some way he secured
a pistol AID his sister fearing he would
shoot sonne slie, went to the negro house
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NO vaa.. LIKE the lamp
chimncys that do not
amusc themselves by pop
ping at announcement times,
wouldn't YOU?
\ chimney ought not TO
break any more than a tum-
bier. \ tumbler breaks
wneu it tumbles.
Macbeth's pearl top" and
pearl glass = they don't
break from heat. not one in a
hundred a chimney lasts for
years sometimes.
uar - f-srr-. Gescrib-s ell isn7s ard .iheir
srs~~r rhswu=vs Nth "a yu1 csl always order
So rihs s5r- and SHAPE oi chimney for any lamp
" mail o. FREE 20 any o1- vho ~rItes tor t.
A5lr-.s IscrErH. PirtsbsEsh, Pa
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Tillerv Kills His Cousin.

Tillery Kills His Cousin.
Opelika Ala, January 1-(Special.l y
Joe Tilery, a prominent citizen OF Me
chanicsville in this county. shot and
killed his cousin, Albert Tillery. last
evening. The shooting was purely acct
dental they both being in q blacksmith
shop examining a pistol when il went
off the bullet instantly killing Albert Til
lery Both were well to do planters.
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Weary Women Get Strength
assd Nig0E' from
Dr.. GsreeHpe'S Mes'vszg,as

ysIIHE had planned to go out with her husband but
IA%E her strength failed her.
10 Her nerves excited all day, and when
~1A night came she just couldn't find the courage.
the old of weak ness and nervousness taking
the pleasure of life and filling il with discomfort and
suffering is honest fatigue resulting from the
daily task WEAKNESS born of weakness and i'll health
The ideal strengthened for weak is DR..
3 remedy 1t builds them up in every way by tOning up
IL LII L.
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DR.. Greeue's advice is
free 20 all who seek il,
either by personal call
at his office, SIS W. 18th
Street. New York City,
or by letter through
the mail. All vino are
broken in health should
cali or write without
DELAY TO Nerv;ira'S dis
coyerer for free counsel.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-04-25
400 CARS on DCCS.
KANSAS TO FURNISH THEN TO
THE CUBANS.
Wholesals Egg Dealers Association
Hsets Here to Discuss Z Big
Proposition.

A meeting Of the largest wholesale
egg dealers in tn, state was held at
the Pacific hotel last week. The
special object Of the meeting is to
discuss proposition to ship 100 cars
Of Kansas eggs to Havana, Cuba. Not
all would 60 at once but the dealers
propose to ship this large amount
under one contract as soon as gath
cred.
In addition the meeting was in the
general interest Of the egg trade and
is called by the president OF the Egg
Dealers association, John Stewart, OF
Concordia, who is present. Besides
him there are G. c. Bowman OF To-
peka, secretary; J. E. Brewer of this
city, treasurer, and J. &. Perry,
Manhattan; H. A. Perry, Salina; L.
Jensen, Emporia; VIM. Moser, Tope.
ka; W. l.. Crush. Topeka; j. F. Has
kell, Herington.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-04-25
High School Notes.

Miss Winona Rudy was visitor
Monday.
The school was dismissed at three
o'clock last Friday to give the juniors
more time to decorate for their even
ing program.
The sophomores are studying the
life OF Caesar.
Rev. Shaffer has kindly consented
to teach the school In singing. He
will give lesson every Wednesday
morning at 9:l5.
"Mental Portrait Books" are the
latest fad raging in the high school.
On Tuesday the seniors were re.
quested to hand in five questions in
English which they thought suitable
for examination.
The seniors are practising their
class song which has been composed
by the class poet, Blanche Colby.
The final examination will be given
next week.
No more gum chewing is allowed
on the school grounds.
Grace Anderson, president OF the
senior class, handed in her reSigna.
ton but it was not accepted
The subject for this weeks essay is,
1.-THE Worst Time OF ALL"
The seniors selected the commence
ment invitations last Tuesday.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-04-25
ABOUT SCHOOL LANDS.
Statement Concerning Unsold Lands
Il Demanded.

R. B. Jacobs, county clerk, has re-
ceived an order from the auditor ol
state, for statement Of all un.
sold school land in the county.
Also all land subject to forfeiture by
reason Of the non-pay Of school
land interest.
There is great demand being
made on the state for school land by
people from the east. They wish to
live here and take up school land.
The state wishes as far as possible to
get this land settled. The county
clerk is now investigating the records.
This news will be Of interest to
people holding school land who are
delinquent in the payment Of school
land interest and they should come in
and settle up at once, or they may
have all kinds Of trouble later,
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-04-25
GUN CLUB TOURNAMENT.
Abilene Shooters Will Have Match
NAV 7.8.

The Abilene Gun club, Of which W.
A. Matteson is president and j. F.
Elston secretary, will have its sixth
annual tournament May 7 and s on
the grounds here. There will be 12
events each day with the usual divi-
sion Of entrance money and some
special and consolation prizes. The
following rules are specified: Ameri-
can association rules to govern all
events. Targets thrown at two cents
each. Black powder barred. The
Magautrap will be used. Ten guage
guns handicapped two yards. En-.
trance money divided on Rose system
Of four moneys, 8, B, A, 8. For best
average in all events for the two days
shoot, $50 will be divided on same
system as events.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-04-25
Grosser Is Working Hard.

The members Of the new tax re-
vision commission are taking a great
deal OF interest IN their work. Emil
Grosser Of Dickinson county who was
assigned to look up the methods Of
assessing personal property which are
in vogue in other states is spending a
great deal Of time in the state library
looking up authorities. lie will at
tend the meeting ofthe National Civic
Federation at Buffalo in May when
tax reforms will be discussed.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-04-25
Sinking
Spells,

fainting, smotheling, palpita-
ton, pain in left side, shortness
of breath, irregular or intermit-
tent pulse and retarded circula-
ton all come from a weak or
defective heart. Overcome
these faults by building up the
heart-muscles and making the
heart-nerves strong and vigor-
Gus. DR.. Miles Heart Cure
is the remedy to use. 1t Is
the best.
"Valvular heart trouble caused
many fainting and sinking spells
and the sluggish circulation
caused suffering worse than
death. The first bottle Of DR..
Miles Heart Cure brought relief,
and a half-dozen more brought
me back to health"
Mrs. A. A. STOWE, San Jose, Cal
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-04-25
Close Of W. G. T. q. Institute

The afternoon session OF the W. c.
7. U. institute was opened by devo-
tionals led by Mrs. Cain. Thecounty
treasurer reported sl,4OO to be used
for county work. Mrs. Cain gave a
spirited talk in behalf Of prohibition.
Miss Kugler favored the audience
with a solo. Mrs. o. L. Moore gave
parliamentary drill which was very
much enjoyed by all. A vote Of
thanks was extended to her for her
work in the temperance cause. Mrs.
Case read an article on Loyal Tenn
perance Legion work. She reported
20 L. T. L.' in the 9th district. Mrs.
c. C. Towner sang solo which was
very much enjoyed.
The institute was considered very
helpful one and the attendance has
been large.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-04-25
Was No Attempt at Lynching.

Was NO Attempt AT Lyncnlng
The Minneapolis Messenger copies
the article about the sheriff Of Ottawa
county bringing Walter Rice here to
avoid lynohing party, which was
first published Exclusively" by the
Chronicle here, and says:
1.-The article is p gem in that there
is not one whole line in it that has
any rcsemblance to truth. We saw
the late lamented Rice on his way 10
the train, accompanied by the sheriff.
Aside from the fact that the prisoner
wore handouts one could not dis
tinguish the twain from any other
two. men walking down the street.
The passing Of Rice excited not even
comment, to say nothing about the
wild, infuriated mobs. Keep within
gunshot OF the truth"
This exactly corresponds with what
the sheriff told when he brought Rice
here to make railroad connections for
the penitentiary.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-04-25
Caught a Dreadful Cold.

Marion Kooke, manager for I. M.
Thompson, large importer bi fine
millinery at 1858 Milwaukee Avenue,
Chicago, says During the late Sc.
we're weather | caught dreadful cold
which kept me awake at night and
made me unR. to attend my work
during the day. One Of my milllners
was taking Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy for severe cold at that time,
which seemed to relieve her so quick
y that | bought some for myself. II
acted like magic and | began to i'm
prove at once. am now entirely well
and feel pleased to acknowledge it'
merits For sale by J. M. Gleissner.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-04-25
Kid Mccoy Won Out.

The coursing meet at Mankatc
ended Thursday. Kid Mccoy was
the only Abilene dog that won out
the all age purse being divided among
six dogs of which he was one. The
others lost in the third round. Rab'
bits were too few to make the finals
successful.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-04-25
A Remedy for the Grippe.

A remedy recommended for pa.
tients afflicted with the grippe is
KEMP'S BALSAM, which is especially
adapted for the throat and lungs.
Don't wait for the first symptoms Of
the disease; get a bottle today and
keep 1t for use the moment 1t is
needed, II neglected the grippe has
a tendency to bring on pneumonia.
KEMP'S BALSAM prevents this by
keeping the cough loose and the
lungs free from Inflammation. All
druggists sell KEMP'S BALSAM at
25c and SOC. 2l-lmo
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-04-25
He Kept His Leg.

Twelve years ago j. W. Sullivan, Of
Hartford, Conn, scratched his leg
with a rusty wire. Inflammation and
blood poison set in. For two years
he suffered intensely. Then tb" hest
doctors urged amputation, "buI," he
writes, 81 used one bottle Of Electric
Bitters and 10 boxes Of Bucklen's
Arnica Salvo and my leg was as sound
and we'll as ever" For Eruptions
Eczema, letter, Salt Rheum, Sores
and all blood disorders Electric Bit
ters has no rival on earth. Try them
J. M. Gleissner will guarantee salts
faction or refund money. Only SOC
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