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ELECTRIC PROPOSITION FAIRLY STATED

The question Of whether the city proceed to estAo
Falls will be submitted to 'hs
faced cannot be showed TO ono
dropped a careless observations
therefore dictates that all
OF tho matter should be thoroughly considered not rom p
OF the public veal
for private well
competitor of the Seattle Electric
worthy Of serious cons
Grafton
The situation Is simple controls
absolutely Company tho
electric light and this city Tho other
holding franchises electric lighting and power have been
withdrawn the heid The Seattle Electric Com
pany price without let hndranee
by Company
operating approval and viii not abuse it's priv
us ~ control We are informed that stone webster representing
follow
giving possible they do business
public approval rather
public dislike Citing example they point to the fact that Mr.
Stone has just reached Seattle with the purpose In view OF Improving
all criticisms and
extensions and for
rolling
Critics OF the Company opposed
placae all
opponents electric be
doubt
here for tracks and Just he has promised to do and that "
allowed continue
In contro o lighting n power.
situation made with
out prejudice o
competition branches Of
Obisc, They the
public n
Electric
powerful
better
proved
NOR thano
Z a monopoly Of Hight
distribution
and MANY PEOPLE CONTEND
COULD BE CHARGED AND STILL LEAVE REASONABLE PROFIT
Company loss
Nobody
municipal purpose power
and light at ruInouy low prices The They
to let live all merchants all handlers
ARE INssTENT that excessive made.
Is idle TO claim
plant
company has an alliance offensive and defensive
Company derives part electricity water
power 1t would therefore be
wa power Cedar Falls
stay II will aiuav b
treated with consideration by
consideration that
cause has done & exceptionally
favored with the privilege power
city.
The this matter M Il f.
fair in handling public welfare II will
give the proposed nun
ip plant 50 that the voters Judge
a said pro and con nowadavs ON
the subject Of municipal many persons
can be found who various m
The citizens through
Its columns with the proviso that
The consideration II il
not one for the man Of mind
ipa plant at Cedar Falls Company
because Of It's a cross
Ing because he had open when
electric lights are alto
nc ana private lighting and for totally dsnot
ness Of running street cars
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AUCTION sALrs


AUCTION AUCTION
/ am prepared 20 DO general auc-
tioneefing at all times. Can be
FOUND az our HtoTrroom. Coz Pike
street Major -. &. STAN. Phone,
Clay 49,
=. q. nicKEiiroN. Eensran .acuoassf.
1919 First avenue
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ToR soUTH .tI8TTRR ALASKA

Leave heatue " D. 70.
Railing Jan 20. e3. 30 Feb. 2. ~.
CITY Of Seattle. Al.kt cottage city
cor hitku south bound.
Ticket once. tl8 james 81. Seattle.
Talbot foui aEt. a. W Miller Asst
n'n Aai. Ocean 1o.h Seattle. gp91all
lelslha CO., Gen. Ants.. san Franchise,
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Port Orchard Route
NEW TIME SCHEDULE.
Steamer AthlOn

Effective February !, 1909.
FROM COLUMBIA DOCK.
Foot OF Columbia Street.
DAILY SERVICE.
Leave seattie-'s % and 10 a. m. !.
z.G 3. IA. saturday only. extra
"trip " % .. M
Leave Bremerton-s Is a. NJ. 100
and % y. ~.
Leave sidney 30 a. m. II. 10 and
~ 3 IN.
Leave Chari-nton--t ~ a. m: u IS
and 20 =. m.
CAN at PLEASANT BEACH on all
trips. except one leaving Seattle at
% a. m.
'EHcept Sundays.
Pare. = cents each way.
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scANDiNAviAN AMERICAN
nIsINEss GLANCE.
GERMAN AMERICAN INVEST
AEET COMPANY.

GERMAN AMERICAS INVEST
AEHT COMPANY.
DRY GOODS AND GENERAL
STORES
one store IN Seattle. several out
slde. money makers ali.
LEATHER GOODS FACTORY
Incorporated. rare chance FOR man
capable % taking charge OF sales
70 the trade. well established. own
patents
RIAL ESTATE
chances in well established Of
neea. needing additional interested
help.
CANNERY LOCATIONa-
Several. very valuable. land. FISH
lnE grounds. etc. complete.
DRUG STORE
We'll established. on second av-
euus. chance Of a life time.
STEAM DYE WORKS
one small. one large proposition.
FISH TRAPS
y or Ia interest In traps and full
gear boats. Fcuws and all
$50 INVESTMENT
Established machinery house
wishing 20 enlarge capacity: pronts
in IS months viii return Invest
ment
TRUCK Farm FOR RENT
20 acres. at cify'H door. elegant s.
room house. modern improvements,
80 month.
A SNAP ~ ACREAGE
acres az Green Lake. for less than
cost Of clearing.
ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS
on Belmont avenue. grand view. J
car lines
- - ~
rooms on seventeenth avenue :
can be rented by buying new fur
niture "a half price.
ART STORE
Fine business. central location.
SALOON
one ~ the SWEETEST. best located
places IN the city: several others.
Ell prices
7 ESTABLISHED BUSINESS
Complete plant ia heart Of city.
well established. weekly pront 800.
present owner has extensive prom
crty interests IN the East that de-
wand immediate attention. tech
meal experience unnecessary.
Two nne oflces. corner. on Pioneer
square.
LAUNDRY
Wen established. In heart OF city.
on account % owner having other
business requiring his attention.
can be bought for less than cost.
CIGAR STAND
Paying $3.50 daily profits. can he
bought for $50 for n few days.
OIL BUSINESS
Paying N15 month clear. fine out
~ In every respect. only offered
for short time. 1900 regular Gus
toners. best reasons for selling.
MERCHANT TAILORING
Fixtures and stock at inventory.
fine location. owner has two stores
and can only attend 10 one.
| REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
Well established, ground floor Of
fee well located half interest FOR
5000 60 right man.
| ANYTHING-EN VERIFYING
Hundreds OF rare chances. coyer-
ms all lines OF trade. We can sci,
you just what YOU wish: or FUR.
nlsh capital for any profitable in
vestment. that VIII stand close in
spcction.
j GERMAN AMERICAN INVEST
MENT COMPANY.
$40 Third Avenue.
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MONEY loaned On horses furniture, Jew
sirY. ehAttsf mortgage ieAns a specially
advances On salaries. Rom 10 Downs
block
NAPyANTB bsuKsi ana sid. Morrison
Ehhsiuhn. Mutgai Life bid.
CLYAfIC OIL .g u Halter biocs
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CLASSIFIED ADS.


OHuOHNE TuEMpEn 60. Inc. 40.
street CO.. srihtilHhe1 ifH1 MInirE
claim abstracts basement 81 tha p
tual Life building
boDttt WiuTILIHEF HAMMOND Ab.
eilatt ~, established 1907. bsHamsut ~
haH'f block Telephone. Main 1875
BATTLE Anstrart co.. Al IT, ti0nk
AuIntTEC1s
JoiiA oiAfiAM. 40 ssI ui.bs niA Tel.
James z22i
D.. " hougHroN. ut.l7 COLLIN.
ATionNEYs-AT-LAW
WM ~ hDIIkEh attorney AL las. Hults
pfuaet utfd ami defended lH 80 courts, ~
years experience. prafssdIHEH 30 bHnF
tHpieFt companies incorporated, abstracts
faffiAilF Examined. collections ulHNr pa
Hll parts ~ the unitsd states Highest
commercial aud bank references. bla
Ahifa sFrHue. Phone. Main 100
4. g MACDONALD. 80 Bufks building
moor, PALMER q nhowh. pioneer bid
LYMAN D.. kAAPP. 10 Haiisr buudinE
FRANK %. WHEELING. noston block.
W. y. LAhhuTh. 2oa 3 raeine biock
riEptE =. FEhHY $50 Burss blooA
.. y. DouoLAB, ia New York bidE
q. WAND KEHp. ts2 surss building
>. =. KELLoed. 2za BAILEY bsilains
~ .. LANdLAND. 60 y. v bio.k
AtfsIfnt SALES
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TEUKLN NOTICES

aaf-sA AL W ~ -
IN TIE SUPERIOR COURT 4
the State 81 Washington. for !
County OF King. In probate !
the matter of the estate 81 -
McLindon. deceased. No S1aa :
der to show cause why distrih1ls
should rot be made.
Charles II. Farrell. adminisi's
Of the estate OF Peter McLindon !
I ceased. having filed in this g
petition setting forth that ssis
Z tate is now In a condition .
/ closed and is ready for distrtpss
of the residue thereof among the n
sons entitled by law thereto, ~
appearing TO the court that saia !
tition sets forth facts suficisn /
authorize distribution Of the Il
due Of said estate.
IL is therefore ordered by the 81
that all persons interested in tht j
tate Of the said Peter Mcliin,
deceased, be and appear heiofs
said superior court OF King CIV
state Of Washington. at the 81
room OF the probate department
said court IN the city OF seatue
/ the 9Th day or March. wv v
( hour Of 10 o'clock a. m. Of saie :
then and there TO show Gauss, ~ ~
they have. why an order or dlsun.
tion should not be made OF tne
due OF said estate among me
and persons IN said petition
toned, according 10 law.
IL is further ordered, thar VI
81 this order be published on0
week for four successive weeAs. !. :
fore the said eth day Of MaIen. y
I In Seattle Daily star, a daily
paper printed and published u
[ King county and Of generai CIV
ton therein. ~
I Done In open court this first oa'
I February. 1902
BOYD 7. TALLMAN, jus
state Of Washington. Couh0
King, IS. -
/ l. G. \. Koepfli county cen
[ King county and ex-ofiicio el.ae
the superior court Of the s'sw ~
/ Washington. for the county y ~
I do hereby certify that the toi'si
Is a fun. true and correct copy ".
original order to show CAUSE
by said court on the nrst ~
/ February, 1902. I'm the matter - -
estate OF Peter Mcfindon, &C.,
Witness my hand and me ~.
/ said court this first day OF fe''~
1902.
tSealO ,.,,,t
C. A. KOEPFLI Cle.ss
nv II X Sickeis. Deputy -
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Cooper & Levy

| Every Iingarkeer0r IN So
attic who desires 20 purchase
the Beat Groceries At the
lowest prevailing rates will
certainly he Interested IN our
iairat Price i.ist issued Feb.
lot. ia0g. II gives prices and
descriptions on over eao ar
ticlss II Is free ut the
store or win be mailed free
90 any address.
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Three Round Trips Daily.
Leaves Seattle a. m, Il m. and
.. m
Leaves Everett, Sis a. m. 30 and
10 3. m.
Phone. Red All. Coiman Dock.
p. u. SCOTT. Mgr.
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CHICAGO nontai o.. SIS iincRiiSy lii.
A, W. PHILLIPS, az Heusay block
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nAhIs
THE CANADIAN BANK or
COMMERCE..


THE CANADIAN BANK or
COMMERCE.
CApitAl paid 10 ..,..............tsOo 900 0yo
tEiEhi million doaarsJ
Interest aiio~ed IN dine deposits. 80.
efui hanhinE business ffAnaaetsd
BEAT TIE HitAftH-C - James
street ana Second sFsnas
y. 4. CAHEHoE. Manager
Ft0Er SOUND NATIONAL BANK on
.. hNATTGsE
SaFitel STOCK Iaid Ia go. GO. surplus. txs. g.
,. Fsnh, pres J. = Goldsmith. vie.
Fes p Anhsny, cashier.
o. ieFterl sngsuis 10 principal cities IN the
Waited states and Europe
FEopt.EB RAgIkoa HANK.
Faia ~. 500 poo y q ssafsissr. pres.
.eshs Commercial s4viaEs and trust t8si-
SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN
BANK
~ hfAttls general banking husins.a
fAnHaffsd. Deposits. 81 TOO coo A CHI.
t~fs tree y. T. ufaaaahl. nHsi vice pres .
= u. essihsfE. cash }. s.. Lane. asst
eash BE hranrbes
TIE FfhEI NATIONAL Hank OF
SEATTLE
Isld 80 capital ...s. $50 600.
tTAfiaA tarhiuE business transacted.
-. dafs. D., grss ~ MrAirksn. vtos
EteA. T. Tlrnef. cash. r. y. Farfhurrt,
s.A. f@Ah ErchanEa on princtpai cities
q q. and Earups
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
THE COW BUfTER ST0RE
FIRST AND PIKE.

HEATEhs, Heaters, Hestcrs-A large
stock % second hand hsatine stoves ~
all kinds and an slHes Tor sale. al your
own hguros, at Red Front Fur Co. III
"a ave. south.
WANTED old sold and silver, a. Hen
scl mfg ieWelcr, rs tinclley blk
AnN ElNrlSiNu rates OF am magazines ap.t
newspapers furnished on application
The G. v White Advertising Bureau
New York building, Seattle
rHE cheapest place TO buy on and Gasa-
line H. from the Olympic on Co. or IA
ave. Tel, Main Dol. Also coal by snck
or ton.
SEE Lloyd. hriscoe q iAoyd. as HineLiev
block about your homes for cash OF es-
ssrred payments.
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OIL BUSINESS
Paying ti75 month clear. fine out
~ in every respect. only offered
for short time. 1000 regular Gus
toners. best reasons for selling.
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DANCING ACADEMIES

DANCING classes Tor beginners Monday
and Friday evening at $50 Prof WIN
sons school OF dancing, private lessons
datiy, tunkc hall. Pike street.
SOCIETY and stage dancing R n
hstes, supervisor Normal association.
ISIS First. Green i4Te
PROF LITTLE. teacher OF hau room ana
Hum Gsl
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MERCHANT TAILORING
Fixtures and stock at inventory.
fine location: owner has two stores
and can only attend TO one.
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ELrCTnICAL MACHINEHf


IIlghFDh a WrkAA Co. dynamgs aila
aahtofs ifs'n % hGuas wiring ana bell
Nors 1854 W.giefp aysnus
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MISUNDERSTANDING SCHOOLS
h9Ak Dramatic School prelaroa p Ipus Tor
dramatic ana cperauo stoRo, advanced
pupils finished. aud beginners accepted In
elocutlon and oratory; will furnish plays
ana coach dramatic clubs. Tues. anu
I'll, Al ilolyokc.
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N TIE SUPERIOR COURT z
the State 81 Washington. fU :
County OF King. In probate
the matter Of the estate 81 r
McLindon. deceased. No. S4a
der to show cause why distrih1ll
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rCgEl Sound bridge DfedEinE 90. BIO
Pioneer building. railway ana hlEhway
bridges ana viafuctf. steel ana iron NsfE
for DulldinEa, dredging aud hafbsf iH4-
EfFHHH.aHfH nile arriving
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osrIoPATnY


wAsHtNGToN Institute of ostsopatby
Seattle three years Phone. Main eor
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WE have cash customers for house. >
cottages, stores and modern dvsl-r
all paTts OF the city. The only ~
eel yosr properly IL to sdrefrsa {
a. ~e spsnd TWO THOUSAND ~
LARS a month for that pxrpoE Z s
lows A. Logical conclusion that ~ Z
sel " LAST your properly via - =
our photographer will take a 'visr /
~. which will BE- published In 'hAF ~
In all the leading newspapers IN N 81
.GEhNAN AMERICAN rSvEffxD,
COMPANY.
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CIGAR STAND
Paying $3.50 daily profits. can be
bought for $50 for n few davs.
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lAhihiAa bys Woke Ws eall ~. ,lsan.
pfssa deliver your elDthFe. once iaiE
fuut ave.. Tel. Main 1913
AMERICAN steam uya NJ gfkH. 1870 West
efn avenue Phone Main 7bT.
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BUSINESS CoLi.rGr.

BUSINESS COLLEGES
CLARkE's pornin shorthand School in
dividual instruction. "a Boston IN
BEST methods and teachers. Acme Bualno.s
COLLEGE, SECOND ana Pike.
CLAINNoYANTs
MADAM CAROLINA - The well
known, wonderful clairvoyant
medium, tells past. present and
future; names given. palmist read
ings and cards. CSC up. Waldorf
hotel, First avenue.
Contractors and BUILDERS
bROMLEI a WELLS. general contraction
~ starr-boyd bid. Tel. Main Shp.
soDERQuisr a. RosELEAF. shops at
2is-220 spring street.
CLOTHES CLEANING
sEAfriE Clothes Pressing Co. clothes
ln shape $50 month. dyeinE repair
ina. 1907 Third. RED 44S4.
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WANTFD no RFyr-H05l{i5I6iI

WANIED 10 kENT
WE will rent yanr house, cottH fn
OF rccms. u desirable. 70 relilA .
ants, within seven DAYS or ~ "a
unuths rent or NE VIII akAM ,
care and management ~ yer F7<,
and pay vuu six monfh's rs r =
vance. German A meFican lfFfsEn1
CO. hi7 Third avenue.
WIRE. IRON AND PlkftSe
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FOUR rooms. s..
For sale. one rough board house. Z
rooms. $3.50. on easy payments. For
choice lots and fine view and easy
payments. rec ". l.. May, office
al Lat0ua bridge.
FuH RENT Houses cottages. stores and
rooms. Furnished and unfuruishsd. IN all
Earta u TIE city. German a me ican
lnNestneni 90. Us Thlfa avsnlt.
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Wnun@krrparm expecting 90
furnish the dining room with
tho corning q spring. will Be
well paid fur their fore handed
buylnE u thsy purchase here
nov while prices are 10 sub
stAntially reduced EVER thlas
FOR the ainlnE room f. marked
az savings well worth tRkinK al.
vantage %.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-03-27
For County Clerk.

We publish today the announce.
ment Of Frank W. Morse Of Manches.
ter, who will be a candidate for coun-
ty clerk. Mr.. Morse has lived in
Dickinson county 10 years, com.
ing here from Iowa and being
engaged in stock raising, grain
dealing and farming. He has bad Z
years experience as an abstractor and
is well fitted for the duties of the
clerks Office. Mr.. Morse is a Repub-
lican Of the kind that stands without
hitching and has many friends
throughout the county. If he is
nominated be will be a sure winner
and will prove a model county officer.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-03-27
Y. W. @. 4. Entertained.

About 10 young ladies were pleas
antly entertained by the Young Wo'
mems Christian Association at the
college Saturday evening. The room
was hastily arranged and decorated
with blooming plants. In the guess
ing contest the first prize was won by
Miss Stella DeWolf and second by
Miss Emig.
Several musical selections and read
ings were received with much ap-
plause. Misses May Flenner and Fay
Keller gracefully presided at the
punch bowl and served the cup that
cheers but does not inebriate. The
young ladies received hearty well
come and goodbye in behalf Of the
association from Miss Allen, the pres
ident.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-03-27
DYNAMITE EXPLODES
Two Men Killed and Another Ssri-
ously Injured At 0skar, Wis.
VALUABLE HUNTING HORSES BURNED
rhs Stable Of ?. =. Collier at Eatontown,
n. j., Dsstroysd-Fivs Negro Convicts
Crsmsts Thsmsslvss-A Girl
Burasd 10 Death.

Milwaukee, March ga Sentinel
special from Houghton, Mich, says:
A terrible explosion Of dynamite oc.
CURED near Oskar, eight miles north
Of Houghton, yesterday, resulting In
the death Of two men and serious IN.
jury TO another. The scene Of the
explosion was in the house Of John
Boullard. The building caught fire
while the family was at church and
when the heat became intense two
boxes Of dynamite which were
stored away for blowing up stumps
exploded. Gustave Jenkala and Erick
Kallianen were killed by being
struck by flying timbers. They were
neighbors Of Boullard and met death
while fighting the flames.
Valuable Hunting Horses Burned.
New York, March al.-Ths hunt
Ing stable Of p. +. Collier at Eaton
town, N. j., and 10 valuable hunting
horses were burned bsfofe daylight
yesterday, the total loss being about
Sloo. 1000. Saturday Mr.. Collier enter
tanned several friends and about ten
o'clock ct night took some OF them
out In his automobile. On their re-
turn they saw the hunting stables In
. blase. The party hurried home,
but could not save the horses, among
which wss Mr.. Golfers $4,000 hunt
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-03-27
has TIE APPROVAL AND IN.
DORSRMBNq or TIE B1S?
PEOPLE As 4 LITE
GlVBR.
No Other Spring Medicine Gan Give
Such Cheering and Happy Be-
suits to Sick and diseased
People.

As spri,g ushers In the physically
weak, sick, and diseased realize that
their condition is one Of extreme dan
ger. It is a WILL known fact that
while the trees bud and dress anew
thousands Of men and women are cut
of BY the common diseases Of life'
This fact should arouse the attention
Of the ailing and sick to the folly o.
Understanding and neglecting ste
ills that make life miserable At thi1
season.
The use OF Paiue's Celery Com
pound at this time will save many .
precious life. The great compound
equalizes and Gains all the nervous
tissues and induces the body to take
on firm and solid flesh. 1t puri6ss
the blood, as is plainly shown BY the
rapid clearing Of the skin OF all evil
dence Of bad humors within; it regu.
lates the organs Of digestioni it gives
natural sleep and sweet rest.
All our best physicians recognize
Paine's Celery Compound as the one
scientific spring remedy, and it is
universally prescribed by them wher'
ever there is need Of q vigorous and
prompt restoring to health and
strength. The use Of one bottle Of
Paine's Celery Compound will bring
the happiest results to all weak,
broken down, and Respondent suffer
ers, and will quickly Danish the fears
Of doubters and unbelievers. Paine's
Celery Compound has the approval
and indorsation Of clergymen, pro-
iessional men generally, judges, mem.
bers Of parliament, merchants, and
the best people. Test its virtues,
dear sufferer; it cannot disappoint
you.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-03-27
puRroN n KlIsAs.
Program for the ssnasor's Strenuous
Whit At Home.

| VISIT " Nome.
Kansas City Journal: At exactly
o'clock this morning Senator J. R.
Burton Of Kansas, will step off the
Missouri Pacific train, fresh from
Washington. At the same time ia
the second he will grasp the hand Of
Frank Grimes, then bis left hand be
will pass to James Simpson.
The senator will press in towards
the Blossom house and remark some
thing about breakfast. Others will
consent to the breakfast idea. After
the breakfast the senator will seek a
private room Tor short talks political
with the "boys"-one at q time. At
10 Q. N. the senator will leave on the
Rock Island for Clay Center, where
the Fifth district Republican conven.
ton will assemble at 6p. N. The
convention will renominate Calder.
head, and then Senator Burton will
make . speech. Wednesday be will
20 to Concordia, and that night at
tend the banquet.
State Treasurer Frank Grimes in
discussing the situation in Kansas
relative to the race for the Rspubli.
can nomination for governor, said:
1.-The major portion Of the dele.
gates to the state convention have
been selected, but very few Of them
have been instructed for governor.
II there is any man in Kansas who
can tell now who will be the nominee
be is better judge Of the situation
than am. The delegates themselves
will settle the question at the con-
vention. My judgment isthat they
will do the wise thing and select
man who will be satisfactory to the
Republican party, man about whom
the entire party can rally and assure
the Republicans a victory in the fall.
"The' rest Of the delegates to be
elected will change conditions great
deal and make it still more difficult
to forecast the nominee until the dele.
gates begin to ballot in convention.
Some Of the reports that have been
put out | think have been to some ex-
tent misleading, as the delegates
themselves are the best judges re-
garding whom they are for. When
the roll is called at Wichita May 2S
we can all tell better who will be the
nominee for governor.
"How about that bet made between
you and Billy Morgan3"
"0h, that was only joke between
Billy and l."
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-03-27
A Cool Burglar.

SOLOMON, March 24.-Between the
hours OF 100 and 200 o. m. Sunday
q burglar entered the home Of J. W.
Neil through window and with a
pistol aroused Mr.. and Mrs. Neil and
coolly asked for cash, which was duly
complied with to the amount Of s55.
The burglar politely told them that
they had a phone which would be At
tended to by bis pard outside He
had opened the door for exit evidently
before awakening the Neils.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-03-27
The Coils r. Huntington Estate.

New York, March 20.-The Tribune
,sys: The Collis' p. Huntington es-
tate, now being inventoried by the
states transfer tax appraisers, acting
with the executors, Charles M. Tweed
md Isaac E. Gates, will amount to
ibout $2s,Ooo,oO0 or $2o,0oO,OOo. The
transfer tax will approximate $780,
100. This Is the unofficial informa-
lion about the schedule of property
eft by Mr.. Huntington.