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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-01-17
Blood Humors

ltdoesntmake any difference wheth.
er you believe in the modern theory
and speak Of the causes Of diseases as
Seterable to germs, microbes or bacilll,
or whether you use the older and better
understood terms Of "humors and
blood diseases ~ Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla cures them all.
II cures scrofula, salt rheum OF
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 sarsaparilla." Mrs. A. O.
6PAuLDiNo. North Searsport, Me.
Ny three months old boy was cured Of a
very bad case Of scrOfula BY Hoods Sarsaps
rillA" WV. H. GARNER, West Earl. Pa.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Promises to cure and keeps the prom
ise. No substitute for Hoods acts like
Hoods be sure to get Hoods.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-01-17
South Dickinson Teachers Meet.

Following is the program Of the
South Dickinson teachers institute to
be held IN Banner City Saturday,
Feb. 2, beginning at 10 a. m. sharp;
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02
Strikes a Rich Find.

II WIS troubled for several years with
chronic indigestion and nervous debil,
ity." writes +. j. Green. OF Lancaster. n.
u. NO remedy helped me until be.
gun using Electric litters, which did me
more good than all the medicines ever
used. They hnvc also kept INV wlfe IN
excellent health for years. Sh. says
Electric Bit,ers ARE jus, splendid for
female troubles; that they are grand
tonic and lnyigorntor for weak run down
women. No other medicine can take it's
plnce in our family" Try them. Only
dnc. Satisfaction guaranteed by !. W.
Rics's Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02
Asctisx sale.

Jas. H. Neeley will scll ut Auc-
ton ut his place ono mile south Of
Center on March 9TH among other
property the following:
. head work horses, weight
from 1000 to 400: 9 coming l
year olds, ; coming , year olds, /.
coming 2 year olds and . year.
lings. | milk COW and two year.
Ilngs. One Mccormick binder. .
HoOslcr drills. gang plOw, |
Moving machine, 3 sets Of work
harness, heavy transfer wagon,
9 scrapers. Nine months time Mt
10 per cent on bankablc note on all
sums over $40. Free lunch at
noon.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02
Night Was Her Terror.

II would cough nearly nll night long,
writes Mrs. Charles Applegate, OF Alex
sndria. Ind, "and could hardly get any
sleep. Ind consumption SO bud that
II ! walked block would cough fright.
fully and spit blood, but. when all other
medicines failed. three sl.0o bottles OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery wholly cured
me and ! gained ~ pounds" Its abso.
lutely guaranteed to cure Coughs Colds,
La Grippe, Bronchitis and all throat and
Lung Troubles. Price iOc and sLOO,
Trial bottles free n, I. ". Ricc's Drug
Store
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02
Special Rate to California.

On Tuesdays during February,
March aud April, the Santa Fe
route will make rates Of $500 to
California.-Direct line. Best of
service.
Settlers rates to the North West
will also bc in .iF.c, on ,hes,
dates. For particulars address,
j. Z. Hall. Gen. Ag,. Santa +.
Route. Denver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02
NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT.

ia tbs natter ~ the ..ts,s Of Jamc. l.. Whit.
asrAas~t.
Ns@lc~ 4. h~r.by sis~n. ,hA, ~ Mss,day t,r
tth dsy II March A. y. ttOt. isins .ssss II u,-
rwslar day. u tbs February term n the tana
n. c.,art af Mo tlrasds sssanty. I. Charles A.
.ss. q. 3s1ss x "a % ssts s.ia rr....s ~
psstlsMeNt ~ sch ndministrat,s and psny thS
avp9,val Il ths sars. asd wili then aIsiy 70 y.
,irs ss:( s,scs III sss..s' IL ,",~.-.c n, sr.
trar asd rssssat 0hgsctlus. io the .ass. u sn,
th~ss ~.
Dated st hosss Vista, Colorado. January :.
lsUl.
CuAalsa A. Waiye. Aissisistsatnt
u tlss sseaee u Juuss l.. Wilt dssoossd.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02

lsso-nt ~xp-siments show that all
rlsascs u foosis may In compiet~iv
dlxssted by = preparation csllssi kaiol
Dyspeps,a Cure. which absolutely d..
easts what you ~n,. A. II 10 the only
combination II nli tho natural digest
aets ever devised the demand Tor Il has
6scous snormoaa. Il has never failed
70 cure the very worst Gases u indises.
uoa and Il aiways gives instant relief.
Rics Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02
Career and Character ef Abe Lincoln.

Career and Character u Abe Lincoln.
An address by Joseph Choate,
Ambassador to Great Britain. on
the career and character Of Abra.
ham Lincoln-his early life-his
early struggle with the world-his
character ~ developed in the lat
ter years OF bis life aud his admin
istration, which placed his name
10 high on the worlds roll Of
honor and fame. has been pub.
lished by the Chicago, Milwaukee
l. ST. Paul Railway aud may be
had by sending SIX iG) cents in
postage to /. A. Miller, General
Passenger Agent, Chicago, III.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02
Nstice 10 BraaA On ser~.

Al the meeting Of the San LUIS Val.
10y Cattle and Iorsc Growers Associa.
ton held at Alnmosa on the sth day Of
January Last II MAS ordered that the
sssoc,ation will not Ia responsible for ths
loss Of cattle having oa the brands owned
by W. II. Adams, John Adams snd 7.
d. Workman. they having failed To pay
their sasessments. And tho secretary
was directed to publish notice u the
order In the valley pxpsrv.
Gro. G. WiDxAs. Secretary.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02
W. g. Al.INzER.

Mrs. &. T.. vxnihussn. Of k,ibourn.
Via. ~as afflicted with stomach trouble
and constipation fos long time. She
saya II have tried many preparations
but nooe have done me the good that
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tab
lets have" Thoss tablets are tor sale
st !. W kacs's Drug Store. Price. BIC
Samples free.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02

$50 acres with fine 7.room brick
house and necessary ouibuildings
I miles from town; half plowcd
AMI rcndy for crop: nrtcsian water
and first class water right. Al
sub irrigated and can liz bought
for $40 nm acre. This price good
only for n short time.
q. G. KERR. Agent.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02
4 Horrible Outbreak

'Of large sores on my little daughters
head developed into ease of scala
head" writes q. u. lsbill OF Morgnntowp.
Tenn, but Bucklcn's Arnica Sal,e com
pletely cured her. It's u guaranteed
cure for Ecz-nn. letter. Salt Hheum.
P,mples, Sore~. Ulcers AID Piles. Only
DC Mt I. W. Rices Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02
Land and Water.

Uncle John Fullenw,der has sev
eral sections Of good land near
Manassa, we'll watercd, which he
offers n, 81 80 per acre, on liberal
terms. HIS presen, post office
address il. Locke,t. Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02
A Widows Love Affair.

Receives u setback, II she ha, otI.n.
siv~ breath through Constipation. Bill.
lous nes~ or Stomach Trouble. but DIR.
k,ngs New L,i- pills always eur. those
troubles; clean the system. sw-ct.n tho
breath, Danish headache; best In the
world Tor liver. Kidneys and bowels
Only Dc NJ I. ". R,cc's drug nior"
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02
FRESH Tested Garden Seeds.

IofYsr the following Of my own list
years raising: Telephone. Stratagem,
Prolific and Motifs Excelsior Peas: (ths
latter Is the best dwarf pea grown Early
Wax and S,x.wesks beans; and Nam
moth White Corey Sweet corn.
AL recently tested by actual sproutins.
Prices low. q. y. ALDRICH.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02
Never Had A Gold

since ! began carrying n package of
Krsuss's Cold Curs Capsules in my vest
pocket. take one whenever { feel y
cold coming on. Its easy. prics DC.
Sol j by Rics's Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02

T. NJ. Brsshcar hns returned
with another car lond Of Short.
born and Hereford bulls which
are for aAlc. Call and mc them.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02
hF,.h

Farm buildings of j. NJ Brashear. two
miles enst of Monte Vista, Joining Soldiers
Home grounds
.y.ti..t
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02
water Prospects.

James Workman and Rube
Harris. who are acquainted with
every inch OF the country tribu-
tary to the headwaters Of the Rio
Grande, we're in town last Thurs
day. and authorize the Prospector
TO say that in their opinion the
outlook for water for irrigation,
from that section, is not a. good
~ At this time last year. taking
the Antelope aud tributary coun-
try ~ a whole. THIS bit Of infor.
nation from the country that is
depended upon to furnish water
when it il most needed, ought to
interest our farn,ers. The impress
sion seems to prevail that there
will bs big rush Of water in the
early spring. but a mesgre, sup.
ply IN July and August.-Del
Norts Prosp~ctor.
Some fnd lots Of snow in the
mountains aud others do not. A
in former years there are different
opinions "a to the amount Of snow
in the hills for irrigation purrss. s.
special Rates.
First Annual Convention Cattle
Growers Association nj Denver
March 8. aud annual convention
Western Range Stock Association.
March Z. Round trip tickets At
one fare.
Low excursion rates to Cxl,for.
mia, O'evo". Washington and
Montana points.
On each Tu~s,lsy. from Febru.
ary ~ to April 30. the Denver 4
Rio 0rande II. II. viii sell one.
wav Colonists tickets, from oil
polnts on the main lines between
Deliver aud Grand Junction at the
following rstes: San Francisco.
I.os Aug~lcs aud San Diego. t25.
Portlasd. Spokane. Tacoma and
SEATTLE. rs 90. Da,ts aud Helena
t93.W
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02
Gpel Peas for Sale.
ARTHUR GRAVES.

We carry full line OF Heaters
Ranges and cook stoves at lowest
prices. GIBBS Il ABRAMS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02
yissav Sisrk.

Ysung Stsrk.
1 have II head Of young stock
Tor sale-4 10 8 months old; in
good order.
W. G. MEINzgR.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-02
hH*

Threshing scene ON farm Of j. NJ Bsashear
Wheat. 3Si bushels per acre; oats, 20 bu
A sample of our many bnrgnins
st.t{.tts
The colored American., 1901-10-12
Buy q Copy.

The CoIored American can be fonn0
every Saturday morning at Blacks no
tel. Walnut street between Fourth ana
Fifth streets, Evansville, Ind. All the
leading journals and race papers are
handled there
The colored American., 1901-10-12
TOLL THE BELL.
written expressly for The Colored American

foam and fight
Meath the mystic radiations of the light amidst
the spray
Many tinted wreaths of beauty sparkling in the op
ming day.
Gathered in the Rainbow City with rejoicing, pride
and mirth.
People from all lands and countries, viewing pro-
gress of the EARTH
Hear the Chief of this great nation we'll the coun-
try's growth review,
Opening wide to their attention future prospect
broader view.
Gathered in the Hall of Music for reception to
their Chief,
Great and small, without distinction hail in salu-
tation brief
Him who we'll has filed his station. firm and faith
fullrue and tried;
Walking in the path of honor with beloved at his
side.
On this scene so full of grandeur, Ioi crippIed
man appears.
lth right hand concealed by bandage; pity rather
now than fears.
Suddenly the air is startled by revolver's sharp
demandl
And the Chieftain staggers backward, shot ex
tending friendly hand.
Quick thou ht a stalwart Negro. in that moment
of suspense.
Empt hand smites the coward and becomes
the Chiefs fenc.,
Strikes the welI-armed. bold assassin, stunning
blow with his right hand;
Proving Negro prompt defender of the ruler of the
land.
CONSERVATION in the city, CONSERVATION in the
town,
As the news spreads forth like wiId-fre-Presid-
ent is stricken down!
But ray of hope is shining from the chamber
where he lies
And the prayers of all the people rise like incense
to the skies.
Days pass by with hope and courage growing
stronger hour by hou-;
Confidence that prayers are answered to the stay
ing Of Deaths power.
What? message, strange and startling, that doth
evy fear enhance;
Sudden change " The Chiefs sinking-for his
life but fighting chance"
Now the eyes of all the nation to that quiet cham
ber turn;
Specifications, Spare, Lord, spare him as thy
people incense burn..'
But the II essages returning offer little hope or
cheer,
For his life is ebbing ebbing and the end is draw
ing near.
Midnight. Harki Our Chief is dying! Slow and
labored is his breath;
And the watchers wait in anguish the approaching
form of death.
Rouse the Chief that last message to his loved
one may be given"
g 'Tis Gods will. His way''-now leading to the
higher realm of heav'n.
| Good bye ALL" He's drawing nearer to the living
| crystal sea;
And he sings, while watchers listen Nearer
| now-"my God to Thee
Gently. like child. he slumbers, on his heavenly
| Fathers breast;
Hush! The ftful dream is ended He has entered
| into rest
Toll the bell: tell to the people that our much
loved ruler sleeps;
And throughout our broad dominions, far and near
a nation weeps.
Toll the bell: its solemn cadence to our throb
bing hearts doth tell
or the passing of Spirit which on earth was lovec
SO we'll
Toll the bell: repeat the story OF loving nooE
life;
Toll the bell: send up petition for bereaved an
| widowed wife
Toll the bell: faith still abideth, and the blesse
comfort gives
Death may rob US of his presence but lmmort'
record lives
G. CLINTON Row.
| | ~.,.1o.,or c z Sent, II, 1901.
The colored American., 1901-10-12

ZSsS<SSssss @z-----=z
Pray to be saved from your fool
friends
Milk and water friends are a mans
worst enemies.
Whenever Booker T. Washington
opens his mouth, he says something.
The American" published at Al
buvuerque, New Mexico, has suspend
ed
What has become of BrOtf er Ast--
woods wonderful ''indepen1eut church
pIaL?
A true friend will not tra1Uce you
in your absence, nor will he permit
another to do 80.
Some nOtoriety seekers are best pun.
ished when their names and doings are
kept out Of the papers.
One Negro who conducts himself
properly at a public place makes
stronger argument for civil rights than
can be brought out in adOz IN speeches.
Most cOIored men are splendid start
er8, but most are poor fnlshers. The
race is not always to the swift, nor the
battle to the strong, but to him who en-
dureth to the end"
The struggle for the office of Justice
Of the Peace will soon come to an end.
The ideas of January are not far off
There is anexiety in the camp of bar
ri8ter8, big and little.
Hon. George E. Mebane of North
Carolina, who for the past few years
has spent his time travelling for an
educational institution, died at his
home in Elizabeth City this week.
That Louisville man who killed
himself because he was gossiped about
died just as he was beginning to reap
the legitimate fruits of greatness
When everybody talks about you" it
Is a sign that you are not a nonentitY.
There are some alleged Christians
who are doing more to make infdels
than the combined hosts of the Devil
and his angels. Heaven will be an
uncomfortable place if some of them
manage by some hook or crook to sneak
in,
The Evening Star takes advanced
ground upon the cause of right, wheth'
er the case in question refers to Jew
or Gentle, republican or democrat,
Negro or white man. The Star is no
respectOr of persons, and is deservedly
popular with all classes.
The National Baptist Magazine
thinks the late session of the National
Atro.American Council was dlsap-
Polhtment to the country. A high and
deserved compliment is paid to the
Paln8taking and patient work of Prot
Jesse Lawson, of the finance committee
What of James B. Parker, the brav'
black man who struck down the as
sassln Of the President and pTevsnteC
Inc third shot? Is there a studied at
tempt to ignore him? The testimon.
at Buffalo would indicate as much
Parker must not be permitted to ge
lost IN the shuttle" as it were.
"Lnterlnners'' huiFd nm town
The colored American., 1901-10-12

d nee, "a was intimated In these col
umns a short while ago, is surely max
ing rapid strides along the road to lofty
success. Being greatly encouraged by
the most gra ifying Teaults Of their
trolley party AMI moonlight excursion
OF the past summer, they once more
come before the public announcing
their intention OF carrying on grand
fair which will be bell throughout
week during the latter part Of October
The club whose membership at present
numbers eighteen men, holds busi-
ness session each week aud plans are
beng constantly devised for further
progression. They already have treas
ury amounting to $3.50 and members
are gradually being added. The inta-
tion fee at pyeGe eut iR 81 so but very
shortly thoae wishing to associate
themselves with this enterprisiDg body
OF young men can do o only upon the
payment of S. as an entry fee. 1t is
th9 most successful organization of it's
kind, so far, that this city has ever had.
1t is expected that charter Of incOr
poratiOn will N be sought.
The much talked of "new star" Mrs.
Azalia E Hsckley high class soprano
singer who halls from the far western
city of Denver, Colorado, was certainly
equal to the great reputation which she
bears when Oh Thursday, September
ho
fore a New England audience, at the
Concord Baptist church. She possesses
3 voice rich in melody and clear IN
enunciation and won repeated appl ause
from the attentive gathering. Mrs.
Rackley was ably assisted by the fol
flowing Well-known loCel talent: Miss
Corrinne Rovelto, who rendered go
pranO solo and also sang in duett with
Mr.. James Lewis; the Mozart Orchestra
4 pieces; violin solo NJ T F. FurlOng;
clarinet solo, Mr.. wv. P. Smith; tenor
solo, Mr. James Lewis.
Owing to the stormy weather OF Sun
day the grand rally of the Peoples A.
NJ. E. Z'on church was not quite as
successful as was expected. However
1t will be extended and 1t Is believed by
the pastor and officials that creditable
showing is forthcoming. In the after
; noon the Rev. Hagan Of the A. M. E.
church occupied the pulpit and deliver
ed very interesting sermon. Rev. j..
E. Waters was present with his choir,
which though small In numbers was
exceedingly powerful in volume and
added very materially to the afternoons
service.
The New England Torchlight which
for some considerable length OF tlmes
, has failed to show Its blaze, was re-
lighted on Saturday, September 20th'
and under the direction OF hr. John
4 E. Bruce was able to give forth an ef'
fulgent light which we trust will be
e keps burning bright and thereby light
up the path to certain success and prog
ress which is so much desired by every
d wise thinking person OF the race.
Mr.. John e. Bruce, secretary OF th'
a American Protective League, is finely
:. located in well equipped cfhce, Ii
which he has ample surroundings q
conduct the work with which he is 81
deeply interested He has acquired
.Lo~o,Ob kuouladUe Of the fine point
The colored American., 1901-10-12
YOUNG MEMS BUSINESS CLUB.

Have Healthy Bank Account and is Full!
of Activity-MrS. Hackiey Scores a
Hit ZioniteS at Work-The Torch'IghI
Blazas Again.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-09-06

Fort Lewis pupils who have been vie
iting parents and friends here during
vacation, returned TO school Monday
Mrs. M. A. Wise, Of Pennington, and
Mrs. ID Wise and nephew, Henry Jones,
OF Aztec, are visiting friends at Largo
and Bloomfield this week
Rev. Garniet has returned home, after
a months' visit at Santa Fe and other
southern points.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. COllins and family
left Monday on a camping "trip in the
mountains.
J. J. Spiller drove his cattle into Ca
riaso canon this week, where he expects
to herd them during the coming season.
@. j. Snyder returned this week from
an extended tTip through Colorado. dur
ing which he visited moet Of the mining
camps in pursuit Of the almighty dollar,
Frank Townsend and family passed
through here Monday on route for the
mountains, where they will spend sew
eral weeks hunting and fishing. Frank
carried q good supply Of the kind Of bait
that is said to cause a minnow to aesuma
the proportions Of a whale.
j. Welsh this week made a trip over.
land to Ohama. He will be absent sew
eral weeks
The "Sweot Marie" ferry boat broke
her cable Tuesday night and sailed
down the raging main for parts un-
known, At this writing she had not
been located and Charles holly, the pro
prietor, thinks some Of the Pennington
400 are using her for a house boat.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-09-06
AT ALBUcUERoUR.

The territorial fair at Albuquerque
October 10th to 10th. promises to be
more than mere exhibit Of the re-
source Of the territory. A statehood
demonstration will be made and several
eastern congressman will be in atten-
dance. Governor Otero has issued a
letter to the boards Of county commits
sioners, asking their cooperation. The
letter follows:
Territory Of New Mexico, Office Of the
Executive, Santa Fe, August 26, 1901
To the Board Of County Commissioners,
San Juan county, Aztec, N. M.-Gen
tlemen; As you are aware there has
been held in the city Of Albuquerque
annually for the past twenty years q
Territorial Fair" which from various
causes has heretofore been more of a
local than Of a territorial exhibit, I am
assured by the managers OF the fair aud
the leading citizens and officials Of Bern
alillo county that for the year 1901 a
great effort will be made to have the fair
which will be held during the week be-.
ginning Oct. 14th, a representative ex-
hibit OK the resources OK the entire terri
tory. They have arranged to have
several distinguished members Of Con-
gress present, to whom will be presented
our claim for statehood; and among the
strongest arguments to be given they
consider full exhibit OF our natural re-
sources from the different sections Of
the territory. which will give visitors a
better idea Of our capacity than any
thing else would do. / personally favor
such an exhibit and believe that il each
county is properly represented on this
occasion it will result in much good, not
only to the county exhibiting but "a
the whole territory, and for the purpose
recommend your body make such appro-
priation of money as you deem necessary
to carry out the object, and appoint
three Of your beet citizens as com.
mission to represent your county at such
fair, and to prepare, arrange rnd care
for its exhibit. Very truly yours,
MIGUEL A OTERo,
Governor Of New Mexico
The vice presidents for San Juan coun-
ty, G. H. McHenry and L. @. Grove, have
arranged with the Hyde Expedition
to transport all exhibits from this coun-
ty, and the fruitgrowers are invited to
cooperate,