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Peptir0n

ems and steadies the nerves and
produces the above result. IL is
new and thoroughly scientific prep
ara,ion, combining iron with the best
tOnics and nutrients; Is agreeable 10
the taste, acceptable 90 the stomach
and readily aSa9iniiated, and has the
patton nor iniuring the teeth.
Pep;irUn ia made in two forns; In liauld-
AZ arosGsiie cordial eiixlg-At 81 PSF bottle.
also In ehoeoisse-caAsed pills a. see. OF 81 per
bot. BY IL HOOD co. proprissars. Hood 8
ssrsaparfiia. Lowell. Mass. 4 = A.
Selling Agent In Ellsworth:
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Hoods Jarsdpdrilid
and Pills

cure dyspepsia, strengthen and tone all
the digestive organs, and build up the
whole system.
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A largely attended meeting OF citizens
was held at the Methodist church, Bar
Har Dor, Monday evening to express in
dignation at the action of the governor
and council, aud to raise funds to carry
the case to the courts.
What the results will be no one yet
knows. A committee OF seven was ap-
raising money.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-15
CAROLINA

Doapu6s do las elseeionesy paaado oil Into
ons lA s0nsihIa vIolsntA mnaYta do dom joss
ID. wlSeARKondo llsvAra eltR RociadRd, no solo
poK las eiFeunstAneIss del tTists saeaso siRc
poR Ia simpAtfA general de que goHaba AnssaRo
amigo, he vueIf0 IA juvsntud allegro y dsdiear.
g 4 sns expaasicnss fAvoRltAs IlsvAndo may
Rlao el arae naArta de la alegffA lA aooIonia Es-
psnaIap, en- cuyo simpGAieo esnaro 10 visnea
aslobPRndo HsmAnalm9nte lHeidAa Gsstaa On
honor TspsieoRe.
La A alna RalabRAdR cI domingo del go
rpfanAn. dl6 ma muestgA pAtenta de 10 Eobns-
aaK vfaMli6Rd d. aqasI CsntFcs del nh1ero ds
Wua aaoelAdoa de- Ia peRfsstA eoFdiGiidAd
haEm0rGa zee TsiRa sntRe slloS.
Was "a clnawenka baIIgsimss 9ogas Dc este
iaFdIR, aue - pagte Gel PagaIse pRsEsogySqae'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-15
EI crimen de la carretera

Istsrssadcs an ssguir, pRso pasos los poE'
manerss del eYfmen infcuo eomsAido en- 10 GO
rrsasra de MayGgras o Anass0s Tsprodueimos
las siguianaas lfnaas do ala VoS do in PsaEia -
ema la Iosalidad eontin6a Ii sxpsosasioA.
Como sl-sFfmen Ysvists san misterioso 80
pssto. todo KAyagass asia psndtsHts del pro-
eaao.
Los dates .qus dice sl saswss parsssn de
gran sxRgIitnd.
Nc de lamar L. atsBei6n que sl mismo diA
que OaEdonA eoailss declare aontrA Jos6 Orsis,
eabo de L. PolIefa iHsnlAF, ApAKssfeTa mnsFao
en- In aQuabHAda de ofo.H
TAmbisn. tlsns qas eausaK prcfandA re-
Aaxi6r que oil san1T Rafael 0usiSRresa O qufsR
90 Asuss de hsbsr intsrvsnido en- oil sAssho.s
estA haRido.
III individuo oardona @ uiles fus rs rsgistRado
poR el Jusgado do pas dc asta eiudAd si diA dc
IN mnaptsi 90 supona qus no porsaEa RTmas
do impoFtaHsia y que aAa poftando sl9an ous
shilo visio, no pudisHA nj slquisrA defenders
maeho manos AtaeaT @nRdis.
eigus 1omando earkstsY muy misAsrfoSo oil
exfmsn de II aAERaasYa Dc AHRseo.
mistsRioso. .........
hisn mistsRiosc. ........
7 pndier& ser que los sulpabIas B oil enlpa'
Bile sAyaKa bajo In gArra terrible do ID ley.
ASi 10 sspsFa oil p6blieo.D
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-15

20, psIfumRbaA con su prsssnefa los saloa
osnsro que an Aqualos instantas % eonvfrti0
On nm Eoen para ioa HumsPcs0s GoRcurrsntss
dal sexo fsc.
ss bAil0 hasta altAs horAs de In moehs,
rsiEAndo como siemprs Ia mAa eahalleFosa
animation y oil oFaan mas psTfseto.
La GoFquestAs siussada. Los smironasa
envidiosoe.
AA6Haiess para oil domingo 1e oaro festival
que qlsdARA tan lueido como oil rssenadc, puas
ssgdn Ia podido eompPsndaR Cupido no amda
lsjos lay amorRss On In Carte.
PLENTY,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-15

nj ssa9r ParaaI qua hAbfa haeAo rsnunaia
dal cargo dc ius4 aBoei&do del tribanAI de SAA
JuAns eonhnuAKA sn ess pussso eaueA oa que
oil 93bsrnAdor no 10 aespt6 10 TsnuneiA.
81 seaor PsTsR vovsR& oeupAE en- sitio
snreuAnto Fsgrsss de MAysgass, en- enya eiu'
dad psrmansesrG dos msssE en- uso dc lieaHciA
con obisto de ArEsglAr RSuntos pEopioS.
Con In continuasi6n dsl senior ParaA On eI
tribunal dc San Juan, solamsnts hay INA Va
eRnta cue oeEpRR. sAhemos que para ella hay
mas dc dies AspfEantss.
sI hotsl GThs NAriA3D. San Jose NO !, Capital.
Por IN diA de hospsdais. nm dollar.
HA rsgrssA4o de Ios Esaados Unidos sl us-
nor don JOrgs Finlay. AeAudAlado somsrsiAn-
% DIS sstA plaza.
EI antique eAfS ell Polo Mortas do don
Angel RtvsHo, ha sido paBaao en- vsntA 81 CO.
msEeiAnts don Antonio Espanol, sosio dc GLA
Mnliba.0
NJ ssaor Espsasl ss pEopoas hassr gran
dss mstoFAs sn dieho sstehlssimIsnto, san
pronto - hsga cargo dc "a AdninistrAsi6n.
MueAo 20 somsnsA 10 futuPA lsy cue ha
do pFsssntArse n IA ArFohasi6n do In o3maEs,
SOhEe In revision do 10 propisdad.
Dssds hass nHCho aismpo gosa dc graA
srsdito Ii f&6risa dc lisoHaa dc Pedro ohAndry.
Hoy % Ia favoritA del p6bliso, Puss sns ueerss
sen los mstoras que 30 fAbFiean.
Bsta fGbYisR o. sspaei&l en- lA confession
do PoAs puea sns mareaa SON sxealsnN6s.
El ron nArsA aEl SroiyD % oil que 30 PoAs
an tod&s las maHAs dc Ion hoAsles y sAsas par
MsulARss. p.
de In pOlieiA insuIaR Mr.. Wilcox nomhrade
aver en- suEiitusi6n de Lais BarFfoS.
Nos asseurAn qua oil oaplaGn Bsrrio. IN
II A.
rAss 81 porous.
Aver rsgrss6 dc GuAyamA oil ingsnisre Sc
GoR LArrinsgA, qus sstabA poF AguiTTs en- Asnn-
tcs de 80 pEt fssi6A.
- snsuentrA muy grave.
ssGdn les nsdisos, % ssguEo qzs merirFi
GUSTAV BUoHo On ssta Capital ios ta.
e9eos maHea aEl RssdmsH,S dc To- f6bTiea dal
senoP CAdts. Los hsmos visto en- varies aat&.
blaeimiantos los que GUSTAV de fumaK buen
tabAeou los solieitAE son inasrSs, por "a tRaba-
10 esm@EAdo axquisito aroma. Sc conoce
Cue - smpisa q sllos ID ms1or rama dc la
1sIR que sst&n sxantos de Aoda msseIR.
Con apIAuso 90 Ia rssibidc sl nusvo mona
nTamiSnto do an AmeEisAno para eRpibAn 60 10
polieiR insul&R.
ssgdn hsmos oido vAriAs psgsonas, 20
proyscfA padiF sl Fssmplaxo ds 0sEos eapl1anss
y oaeialss del eusFpo poK AmsTisanos.
sabsmos qus 10 pFsAsA rspuhlisana aisns
In eoHsiRnR de suavisag AspsEa9as. PoR ESQ ss
sus sstA tan silersiosA dssds kAss aIgunos
Gtas.
60 Jossa. del Vale (Foraalsza 71.)-oa-
siRas para Ii gssti6n de asuntos administraAi-
vos On to6ns los csnAros oAsialas.
HI domingo tsndsk lugaF Il reunion da los
niem bros que qHfeRan an1rar IN Ia RsocIaei6n
do 6efsnsa oYden.
EstA asoeIAei6n ha sise fundada BOZ varios
Amsrieancs seguRAmerte teadPa bnan axito.
nj paRi6dieo GThs Puerto Rico Hsraldu %
hayA dc vantR sn casa dc MR AlIan Nsws, fran
10 In plaSA do B4ldoEioty.
MANGAs Y oAPIROTEs. vsrsoa da Lui.
Rodriguez Cabrera. De vanta en- In salla da
ID Eortalsx& no. So, 81 pFaeio de 20 eantavos Of
s1ampiAE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-15
Se1Orita puertorriquefa
PARA EL TELEGRAPH lNSuLAR

So inGiea a In ApEseiahla ssG rita AmelfA
AyAlas Alumna de Ia eseHala pEkeatea de tails :.
gRefo sstanlscida sn San Jaen, para 81 dessm-
pano de uHa plAsa dc tslegKaHsaa en- Pcnca.
La seaorfta AyRla % To pgineRa taIegPaas-
Do pueEacEFfq us na sae sag& eeloeaaa sn ma aa
los oastmAs 90 Im lalm
EslIefbkmeala eoRdtAimsmee,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-15
Una tajada

Para OF aaYgo dc sseRsa&Rie do 10 oamaya
legislative, ~ ssuenAnD aigunos nombFss.
Ds astcs doA Jose L!oHans BshavaTRia Y dea
MaMueI o&salA, de Ponssi don Ramon yAls6a
don Gallo Rossy. do satA eaRital.
Be dies aua 81 cue Msns mas fasilidRdas %
o&talR, 81 de YG4Geo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-15
SAN JUAN


MovIsmhrs IA.
Don Juan MsrnAndss Lspsa ssAG dssiGna-
90 somo iusz ARosiAdo del tribunal del DlstFtto
interim msnte.
How he side danunefRdo de nuaVo aI peEi6.
dieo asan Juan Nsw4S . eRuSA do algo cue o
disho de los ditimos suesHos osuFridoB On PoA-
L,os ssnorsu PMImary oamuaAa, prsIaAron
aAnsA por Mr BIRD, que fu6 dstsnido.
El diA 10 &c sspsrA sI vApor sspsaOl sorrso
cue visns de 10 HAbAnA para EIpana.
Cada dAn tHene mayor meepG~-
si6n en- ssta eiudAd los lieorss de In antigua
AersdItAdR fabrics de don Federico G&sslI dc
MAyRgHsE, montAdA con Lon apaFatos mas mo
daFnos do dsstil&ci6n nj vRpor, aspseialments
sl ANTS osIsaba, GInsbRR destiladR, alcohol do
90 MistalA, % IN veFdRdsKo vino moseatal.
PaEo sl Ron visjo Fsetiaeado sS sl que tisno
mas consume y oil ptblieo 10 preaaHa Rl mstoF
bra ndi pcr "a pureRR pr0sio aecn6micC.
Nos infoFmRn cue dieha f&bHleA hA mona
hFAdo Agents On sstA siudAd don 1sidEo a
aanshsH. F.
I'm aI soRrso dc los EstAdoS Unidos llsg&do
hoy hA vsnido todA 10 soPEespondsnsi& dc 10
ssouAdFA cue 50 hayA On sguss dc 0ulsbEA.
HS rsRrssado dc los Estados uaIdos don
Jorge Bird, distInguido Anigo nuassFc que hAs
pals.
El vRpor frances sSaEln simoutD AsAs lie.
gar dc mRnGnA O p&sAdo pFoesdsnta do ID fs-
p6blisa do SAnto Domingo, son Eumbo para
Europa.
PROBABLE CONFLIoTo-Ss sspsra dc
IN momanto o otFo que estalla un con aieto en-
ire dos eonoeidAS Naeionss de primer ordsn.
Los eonBulas rsspsctivos han Yaeibido Or
denaB uTgsntfaimRs de Re6iraYsa.
En- emdA una de diehRs naeIonas Fein& una
confusion indsseEipttbls e1dA m0vimianto
miIit&r, oe&pfonan grAndGs Hustos y dssma5os.
Para RnimaR Gl pueblo prspAr8rlo para lA
luchB, los SsfoFss CadiOrno, L6pss e Co tisnsn
cHden dc TemftiR 10 900 b1Priles de ga ReYa0is
tRd& serVsSa La Union PusrhoFyIqusrA.
Pr6zImansnts TaIdrk para EapAaa nusstre
eoEFslIgicnAEio ldon SilvsaaFs Faii6os asonpA-
sAndo IN safaEmo.
mi Fth1F Fsii6o Vi On 81 sarAsass do prAs.
NcAn'Sr oil Guido dsl pRsisHss.
El polieia GiKonA qus fu6 trAido pfsso
AVER de VsgS BaJa, entT6 en- 81 ASSo an ls eAFssI
no 10 hR Bido Admiti6A ningunR Aan8A.
Sc SsseuFA 9us hay pEuebss nuy snAsisH.
tss para que 80 10 sondsns . laTgs penA poF los
sueSsOs de HumacRo.
aTHM HELvETIAD.-27, Gale de In oruA.
Gran casa do hueap0des. GTAtls d HotsS
midAB 50 esntAvos eublaKto. BAno. EaIsfono
les. Apartado soFrso sos. Propistario,-Pa
6ghiEA.
N0xAs-Esss AOssl sEaG . sargo do uAA 90.
9oRftA sAguaha
EI vApoE GUueaS,S De 10 marina do gas
IRA Americana, HAldrA para oulsbF&. oondusa
StvsFas v GoPEsSpondeneiA para II saeuAdTa.
El iluItFAde 1urissonsuiao don yAsinto xa-
xidoE, ssSG pombTRdo iuss ssosiado intaTiHo
del tribunal Dc SAn Juan.
La ESPAN0LA.-Fonda Y poaAda con
vista III mar pP6xima II sstRgi6n del fsFro.
sRrriL.-TatuRn e1 y 60.
ofraca aSha casa Las msiorss somodidA-
deB para oil pAGA1eFo. OomIda In earaA eomo
ConvangA q proetos modieoB.
HAhiA@eionaH fRassAS bian TanbiladAs y
bAnos.
HoEpsdaiss y Abonos. prssios soavsnsio.
malea. p
ProbablsmsAts, sI sapitkn L6psx Dias con.
unuaFG On sl dlstFito de Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-15
EStadO mayor de Hunt

Rl gobaEna6oF Hunt hA eonstituido m
GstAdo Mayor, nombrRndo son oil grado de
aanisEtSB eoRonsles n los Sea Wilcox. Taehtsr,
RAmCM L&ilmaR, Carlos Cabrera, Esrmtnfo
DiaK LuiB SRnehaa Morales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-15
-A-VI.So

A pRrtir del 90 do Oesubrs pr6ximo vovs-
rkn taeAr On Ponsa los vaporss dc la &Rsd
D Lins,H sZuliaS = GMaraeRibo,s admitisndo
earga pAsagsRos IN Visgs dirseto para New
York. GpoTtunAmsnts 30 publieark sl nusvo
itinsraKio.
= Agsatss: Morales v cs.-Ponss. D.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-15
GRAN HOTEL-RESTAURANT
TNGTAnH a A -


oonstuC para Hotel ospscidsd
81 mas reseo yenaadO dc Capital 1nt
Ieae fanias Desde 1'ds
nAs ds antique en las conidas
lujo
Hotelag
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-15

Don Juan MsEnAndss Lepes ssAG dssignR-
90 somo iusE AGosiAdo del tribunal del DlstFito
interim nAmsnte.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-02-27
PRINCE HENRY'S VISIT.
Military Professions to Re Dispensed with
to Enable the Imperial Visitor to
See the Country.

Washington, Feb. 2O.--The presi-
dents delegates charged with the ar
engagements for the reception and en-
tertainment of Prince Henry Of Prus-
sia held q final meeting at tho state
department yesterday and disposed
Of several details that were not in
cluded in the official programme is
sued few days ago. Most Of the
delegates and other officials who will
take part in the ceremonies Of well
come will 60 to New York tomorrow
morning.
In view of the fact that the imperial
visitor desires to see as much of each
city visited as possible within the
limited time at his disposal, it also
has been decided to dispense alto
gether with military professions as
features Of his reception. Gen. Cor
bin las arranged with the mayors
Of the different cities to be visited
and the officers Of the national guards
Of the respective states to provide
cavalry troops as escort for the prince
during his visit to each city, and to
confne the military representation
to such mounted troops.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-02-27
TROOPS AND RIOTERS BATTLE.
The Streets Of Barcelona Rsked BY Ar
tillery and Five Hundred Persons
Said to he Killed.

London, Feb. Ala message to the
Exchange Telegraph company from
Barcelona via Perpignan, France,
says fierce battle has been fought
between the troops and the rioters
in the suburb of Barcelona known as
Sano. Before the engagement the
cavalry and infantry had been posted
in the most dangerous points and q
field battery had been located on the
plaza, from which vantage point the
guns could swoop the surrounding
streets. When the final clash with
the troops occurred, continues the
dispatch, the artillery was brought
into action and raked street after
street. It is reported that 500 per-
sons were killed and wounded on both
sides. The entire neighborhood was
wrecked by the shells. The ruins
caught fire and this completed the de-
struction.
Further fighting is reported at Ma
taro Us miles from Barcelona), where
quantity of arms have been dis
covered. Fighting is also reported
at Tortosa and Tarragona, respective
ly 100 and so miles southwest of
Barcelona.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-02-27
A SAD ACCIDENT.
Mother and Another Child Fatally
Injured by an Explosion.

Owingsville, Ky, Feb. 2l,--Three
children of John Thompson were in
stantly killed and another and the
mother were fatally injured last
night by the accidental explosion Of
key of blasting powder. Thomp-
son was moving and key of powder
was among some things he put in the
kitchen temporarily. The children
were rather cold and fire was start
ed in the kitchen stove and in some
manner one Of them dropped a coal
of fire in the key of powder. Instant
ly there was terrible explosion and
the roof was lifted from the room.
When the smoke had cleared away
three little bodies, mangled beyond
recognition, were picked up, while the
mother and another child were more
dead than alive.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-02-27
Tho Next q. A. X. Enca mpment.

Washington, Feb. 2o.-The execu-
tive committee Of the national coun-
Gil of administration of the Grand
Army of the Republic, which has in
hand the making Of arrangements for
the annual encampment, met here
yesterday. The committee adopted
a resolution accepting the PROPOSE
ton of the citizens of Washington
relative to holding the next encamp-
ment here, conditioned upon the fur
nishing of free quarters for not less
than 10000 veterans. The matter
will be taken up with the citizens
committee to-day. Discussion OF the
date for the encampment appeared
to favor the early part Of October.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-02-27

Washington, Feb. 21.-The repub-
lican members of the ways and means
committee were in private conference
for three hours yesterday afternoon
on the subject Of Cuban reciprocity
and, although the conference went
over without action until to-day, the
members found themselves for the
first time in possession of a propo-
sition commanding considerable
strength and understood to represent
the attitude of the administration.
This proposition was brought forward
by Representative Long, of Kansas,
and authorized the president, when
Cuba was prepared to grant 10 per
cent. reduction in duties on United
States exports to the island, to grant
to Cuba . similar reduction Of 40 per
cent. on all the products Of the To-
land coming to the United States.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-02-27
PHILIPPINE CONDITIONS.
Cav. Taft ytili Tsstifying Before the Sen
ste Committee Press muzxisd
While the War Continues.

Washington, Feb. 2O.--Among other
questions pertaining to the Philip
pine islands discussed by Gov. Taft
yesterday in his testimony before
the senate committee was the atti-
tude OF the different religious sects
toward one another. He said that
generally the relationship is friendly
and that the evangelical churches
are working to secure foothold in
the islands.
Gov. Taft said that from Is to 50
persons had been deported from the
Philippines and they were all sent to
Guam by the military authorities be-
cause they are considered irreconcil.
ables whose presence was injurious.
Gov. Taft also gave information
concerning the newspaper press Of the
philinDtnA0 "Are the neVBp8Dcr1
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-02-27
MISS STONES CASE.
The Reports Of the Release Of the Amer
= loan Missionary without Foundation
Anxiety About the Delay.

Constantinople, Feb. 2O,.-The re-
ports of the release of Miss Stone are
absolutely without foundation, al
though her liberation is expected mo-
mentarily. A dispatch from Sores
says that W. W. Peet, treasurer OF
the American mission at Constanti-
nople, has gone to that city and that
NJ. Gargiule, dragoman of the Ameri-
can legation at Constantinople, and
DR.. House, the missionary, who are
still at Sores, are growing very anx-
ious at the delay in the release OF
the captives, which was expected a
week ago. The Turkish government
declines responsibility in the matter,
says the dispatch from Sores, as the
transaction with the brigands was
made without its knowledge.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-02-27
Want Eredsrickrhurr Mads . Park.

Washington, Feb. 2i.-Gen. Horatio
c. King. chairman; Gen. Ruggles and
several other members Of the Freder.
icksburg, Va, National Park ssso'
citation, called at the white house yes
terday and had 4 conference with the
president on the subject Of making
the historic ground In and around
fredericksburg great national park
The president expressed the view that
the great historic battlehelds Of the
country should belong to the nation
and said he was in hearty accord
with the project
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-02-27

Kansas City, Kan, Feb. 20.--Clerk
William White, Of the Granite camp
Of the Modern Woodmen of America
In Kansas City, Kan, received a let
ter from the head camp at Rock Is
land, Ill.,, yesterday announcing that
the Kansas City, Kan, camp had won
the banner of Kansas, awarded for
the largest membership. The banner
has Heretofore bsen held by camp No.
$3.50, Of Topeka.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-02-27
Missouri A. o. Y. W.

St. Louis, Feb. 2O.-The biennial
election of the grand lodge of Mis-
souri, A. 0. U. W. yesterday resulted
as follows: Grand master workman,
W. II. Miller, Of ST, Louis; grand over
seer, Howard P. Smith, OF Palmyra;
grand recorder, Henry W. Meyer, OF
st. Louis; grand receiver, Louis h
Kaltwasser, Of st. Louis; grand medi.
cal examiner, DIR. 4. 0. Greer, OF st.
Louis.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-02-27
V0MEN'S MEETINGS.
The National Council Of Women
In Session at Washington.
TAXATION OF CHURCH PROPERTY.
A Declaration That II Will Soon Become
One Of the Questions Of the Day
The Daughters Of the Amer
lean Revolution.

Washington, Feb. 21.-The National
Council Of Women at yesterdays SEES
sion Endorsed the recommendations
relating to officers expressed in reso-
lutions presented by Mrs. May Wright
sewall, Of Indianapolis, president Of
the international Council Of Women.
A motion offered by Mrs. Anna Gar
lin Spencer that the local council Of
the Kings Daughters Of Illinois be
admitted to membership was adopted.
Mrs. Anna Gsrlin Spencer in her
report as first recording secretary,
urged that every educational body in
America be represented on the diff
ferent committees, men Is well as
women, that there might be united
work. Tho report was adopted.
At the afternoon session Mrs. S. +.
Manchester, president Of the Nation
al Association Loyal Women Of Amer
lean Liberty. read paper on 1.-THE
Taxation Of Church Property" The
question Of the taxation Of church
propt rty in the United States, she
declared, was bound soon to become
one Of the great questions Of the day.
To make the state pay tribute to the
church, instead OF the church to the
state, was a glaring self-contradic-
ton in an American state.
Mrs. Josephine S. Yates, Of Kansas
City, president of the National AS
ISOLATION of Colored Women, repre-
senting a membership Of about 1O,-
900 women in many states, urged the
formation of clubs for the general i'm
provement of the race.
Mrs. Anna Taylor Hyde, of Salt
Lake City, reported for the National
Women's Relief society, whose growth
had been greater during the last
three years than heretofore during
the same period of time.
Miss Law, the president of the
Woman's club in New York told OF
the women in business, her address
showing clearly the impression made
in trades and professional life by
women during the past few years.
She predicted increased activity in
that direction.
Miss Richards, delegate from the
Federation of Nurses, Emmeline
Wells and Anna Garlin Spencer also
were speakers.
Tho Daughters Of the American Revolution
Washington, Feb. 21.-Most of the
session yesterday of the Daughters
of the American Revolution was
taken up in listening to reports.
Among them were the report of Bet
tie Beck Goodloe, the assistant his
torian general, who said that the
awarding of medals by chapters in
the public schools for the best es-
says on revolutionary subjects u
quite general, thereby inculcating
spirit Of patriotism in the younger
generation.
Mrs. McBlaiy, the librarian general,
reported the increasing growth and
usefulness of the library of the ma
tional society. The great need, it
said, is for good town and county
histories carefully compiled from
original records. Five states are not
represented by single county his
tory.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-02-27
Against Using th. Flag for Advertising.

Akb'ust OstnH tus hioB AVa AWvSassss"e'
Washington, Fsb. eileen. Peck, OF
New Haven, Conn, Past Commander
Kay, of the New York department OF
the g. A. r.; Gen. 7, NJ. Vincent, OF
Washington, assistant adjutant gen.
eral Of the G. A. r.; Gen. c. w.
Clous, retired, U. S. A., and John M.
Wight, representing the District OF
Columbia Sons of the Revolution,
were before the senate committee on
military affairs yesterday and argued
for the bill to prevent the desecra-
ton of the United States flag by hav-
ing it used for advertising or other
similar purposes
.Pauncefote Treaty.
Washington, Feb. 22.-Final ratif-
cations of the Hay-Pauncefote treaty,
giving England's assent to the con-
struction of a canal across Central
America by the United States, were
exchanged at the state department
yesterday afternoon. Lord Paunce-
fote was In the best of humor over
this successful outcome of labors Of
himself and Secretary Hay, for he re-
garded the treaty as the most i'm
portant convention ever drawn be-
tween the United States and Great
Britain and one that will do much to
prevent friction in the future be-
tween the two peoples.
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Mexico, Mo-, Feb. 2O.--Stats Vet
erinarian Lucky yesterday visited the
east end Of the county to investigate
the diseased mules belonging to ].
W. Lewellen. He ordered four Of
them shot, seven held as suspicious
and all the rest quarantlnsd. The
trouble 10 the glandsrs.