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Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19
8aucr fra Mmcrifa.

sfoor er til &jelp for Dc Nsblioenoe
/ set norbenfieLoife Norse pSerli8erc
inofommet $4,000 Ser. ira amerifl.
S~fbLigere er %inofommet $500 alt
iaa tiliaunter $500.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19

Anitrnp WsIIe rcS Sisrring er al
WsIleeier Jhorfilbien ioIgt hi
8aaroeier Ssraenlen al 8initrup pe6
Sisrriug for 40, Ser.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19
Ten oauifc Hia3oag.

Ten Oanfc NiRaOag. NonoS'
,inect bar ntc0 81 moo 81 Stemncr
pcotaQct Q~opioriIaaet ont ?Gatelfabs
NnoQoacIie / 2anoStiuQetS ttoIigere
N'fottcIic, iom ofoi1cr ira 1oItctin'
gets, hporfor Noriloaet or bortioIOt,
iorioouiNt ser fife titles TorilaG ont
al bcnriir oct til en- TUGe@fomitc.
2ou1tjuNet bar mco 3S MOB 2
Ct. pc0toQet HouiorIIoRct on Oprct'
Idle Al NtenIBbco3rooo. ToriInact
opcrcnSea GoItetinget.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19
Sra uoroe.

Sslpbrplnp ieireoes ben ODE Wai
paa Sromss al Biifop gsfman %
6rue.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19

Sfifcr til ltcanoet. Sra 8ois SIT.
ferbruo er beItilt 40 Serubaneoosn.
laoninger Sasiten til SfotInnb.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19

Stapauaer Wetalpnreiabrif err III.
"Stap. apis" peb auttion iolgt til
aobberimeb aarI Slien | Stapanger.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19
0onp tiIialas.
$50 Ncrcs 2ano

- I Mercer 50 H. Eat; 80 atres opbur.
let. prooucereoe ,fIor sn soo apltHa 9Usoe.
CT iai peut Etnits GaHo. ION Der fuoes /
Gourmet 4rtS S2OOO.00 9. 8eore BERN.
eeIier Tor auntlnt. hvts 6anGsi Ter itrdr.
Strtp III Robert . 8eraeiou. 3eeorah ga
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19

Bang Sparebanf paa Seoemarfen
npIig tit 6emtianrsiltbiIaunr.
iii SllbtIaet bar 9orfen Iabet uoar,
betOe Ell inruf intcresiant 8eretninI
ON SirfiOnhleoen / oct fcrlsbne baIoe
Nnrhlrnhrene.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19
CuifcS.

GuifcS. - On rIore Tiss saer Gnte
- tan raa 8IGos itrag hos Ell oauit Far.
IHer pod @ruuo At Suitrurrs Tgo. 5or
nTrmcre Cplnsntua henueHoer man ia III
VI. Aeiiou. Bird Yale. Gaptielo &C.. @,se.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19
0auiemipuSct bar bapt $4,000 g.

NauieuiouSei bar baot $4,000 a..
| Aenteinbt9st / iibln SRosetaar,
booraf NOR 1000 gaar til 6prsgel'e
al aapitalen. Eli 9%erstning ON Den
ierite Yplariprb er biotil meogaatl
$1,000. Sonoet bar beiIuttet at be-
toite llSeioeIien al SuerorupsfRroenS
oibenifnbeliae 9teiultoter moo at Sta'
ten pber ct 9tbrag paa 5000 aro'
ner. 5onoets pirtelige StsrreIic er
MI $4,000 Rroner. Cor nGite Dub
getoar bar 6onoa bepilset 10000
arorer til @ibenifabsielifabet, 5000
til amunbienS Serb foruoen en- 8GS.
fe miubre geIeb. Erofesiorerne SAT-
% S6prp er TIBET Sriotioi Rarier&
gelsrnina meS 1900 aroner for lin
etpmoIoeiife Orhbog. Or. aleran'
Der 9ugge er inbitilet III NoroetS
Grisopgope for fin afbanblin9 ON
beiterIonbf Strboirfrtn9 paa nor'f
&ulhlr | @ifingetiber.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19

, StenfjGr 1ampifibsielifab beilu..
tebe forleSen Sammeuilutniug MO
Hameos TampIfibsieiifab.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19
ct iinuft GcinItat.

borg meloes, at SnSiamIinatn til o.
psb 0ampifibet "auuo~8 6orIi8 ON.
fonne SsmGnbs gfteriaotc bar iaIt
t~uSbragt Ser. t7,0G0.S0.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19
8aar ND af Etatsfirfcu. g.,

ore END SO llnGerofficerer o. 3unftio.
nprer peb Marinens anlpg peb
Ssnsber9 haobe melbt iig no II
Statstirfen Tor at ilippe at 6etale ben
heie atrfeIfnt.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19

Wnarben Saritab | Romebal sr
fjcbt al Sbor Solafer, 9esie, for ar.
$4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19
TpSSfnIS.

GsSSfnIS. - Wi0oeliort 0n8 pl0.
tie Nono, 2rrer Ng1er, rr 900,
9lI@ 4or gunumc..
&ourraIiit TaItudnn / sis.
tenboUn or $50 pla Ropiirga 4linif.
So3neprTit til 1AurG q. z.
!. Getcrien er c'ger lTngere li0s
Soagclighc0 Deo, 80 Mar Qammel.
Otter IrnQerc Tbs Suaqelil.
hco er cono. mag, 9. !. q. 1ibbcrn
300. npiten so Q1r 0omnrel. Ten
n'bsbe par en- Ssn al ben fIenote ri.
Icioi.
W2aIt 6erre6ers PI6ite Wnro
cr aigoaet oeo 2eoer. Get par vi,
tpatsmQHo RaSmus Reterien hos
Sens !tielien 2Seuien | 2unotoite:
6ar par ieot 1G6c Rurts 1906 pua
Jpn % blep altiao 81 War a.. San
bar aan08iriif lige III i'm Sch: han
bar oGret poa aitpgt i be iiSite 80
aar.
9eiioSerinher di @reuifabet
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. poa 2oaaH6.
g~ntegrepinSc &ucie 5augpit3s 0lr.
Oen6erg. ReoentIom, igSt EriuieSie
ShgnHaihaGaroIatb er aieGnet uco
GeScn. 9eiiboelieu al 8reoifa6et
1902 Ior. 0artfon meS 100000
SIR. / Observation-Disclosures oper'
gnar nh til SofiGaermeiter 5ciuridI
8rcoe 5aigptt5.SarGenberg re
UentIom, Triherre al Cbit3 % gier
al @obisrne Rogan 90 arappii3
S6lsiieR.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19
CUR anSs. %. ginoemau beTu

teSe man for Ell 5io iiben at isae reiit
ct Itnbesmprfe. % ct S~nbbpher.
foaegium nreb 9iifop gorQ / Spio.
len latte / Sang en- Enchanting al
Wihraa.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19
40 Mars Snhilrnut.

geo u. J. Suitrup feirebe ifsIQe
~bern, SIfbI.~ ioriebsu 40 Mars
Si,biIGltm iom Sogneioseo / Sfar'
rilb.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19
Sra Danmarf.
Smmarfs rISite sosbamofsr otto

2. Wroblepitt tunbe f~orleoen DAG
ieire Observation-Disclosures for lin
giabLerina.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19

Gle 1. Gjelobalen ! @nlum. err
pan be Banter uelficnot itsrre
8oarobruger, er afsacet peS 3soen,
70 adr eamnel. San bar Blot Dor.
ret ma en- fort Jib.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19

Stapamger acknowledgements ifnI
loOioe aftiefopitalen ira $4,000
ar. til 225, 900 Ser, tbet for De npe
100000 ar. ubitebes 6 PCT. 8re.
ferenceaftier O 500 SIR.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19

CpsEEsos 8arHs tafli8s SaFuss 6sauta. y .
ERV RIrt. stps "a ~. 3 tgrs u0Ep;: EsstFatsHtss.
Gobt r1as. frt, FER EaHo % SRH Rua e. oaarllJt
Edg d. GaEt iei sFEos:
2 atres assi oreaFfst cauo nab pais. otsa,
goo 20 tg2G H.. Ecrs.
$50 AETrs ttsfts eiaHs epsertst ggHa. gag pais,
haiti sGpD0o fer $500 pr, aErs. gs'ts Gll4G
Der HaTHSEe EEtHSAiHasg frU III
Martin e. Remmen, Valley City, n D
efrte sisE hail fare ticket assr saprt&ga Blg,Hi
Nausu.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19

Gsneral-Agentsr. DEBORAH. IA.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19
FARMERS CANADA LAND CO., Benson. MINI.
SO. 600 Ncrrs nOipat NLialia Nano,

az aDirrl ton alsrrt Eaar 1sl 3 El1tte HEnsg 9l1ts
/ ssbraHa 'ur as al 50 % agt 0tfaaU en- Jltres.
bei M tE puIg b.! toy am Attitr paa prutaBh ttttr
Is o. III "a ~ -. Ct ElG 'fu ut o aGEs pFuff1Ho
gaGy agat'a.gaEs<t ul'1aFs grbsutIIe. 1I bet pdI
seHns lib b:tHas ~ 1Hb,Est a. HRu. Sae hca5 EaHe't
tog!Fr. der FEaauHatsraWpu raa aaf eaHsg fUo NJ
ASMUS BOYSEH.
T2 waahlngtnn 81, I'LL.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19

The legislature 10 still dickerlng
over the appropriation for the State
University. What 'Kansas should do
is to lit The university beyond the
necessity Of depsndiug on legislatures
or politics; give It . fxed financial
support that viii enable I, sbundAnsly
to fulHll lie true missioa--to crown
the educational system Of . common
wealth old enough 70 give attention
to its higher life ~ well as to IL
harvests. The biennial struggle for
an appropriation" for the stats Uni
vsrslty 10 = diagraoe. There should
be no question e 10 support and no
limit within the s,ats's means - 70
amount II Kansas speut all IL
money ns probably a. Il does that
used n the university II would Be .
model among states
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19

II ~
senator CAl Morrow has Introduced
. rsapportiopment bill that d intend
Cd to make trouble. The Topeka
Herald atly chsfactsrIzss II thus; II
Ssnstor Morrow's bin Tor tho reap
portionmsnt 81 the state into con.
grsssionhl districts we're rightly
named IL would be called - political
scheme for the destruction Of tho
most efficient and Influential con.
gressional delegation which Kansas
has Had for twelve years" A-l'e
The general value Of . congressional
representative at Washington depends
very largely upon long continued
service in that position. II requires
time and service In the house Of
representatives for any individual %
become On Influential and effective
member Of that body. The men'whc
u. "
are leaders In congress today are the
men whose constituents have, bad ths
wisdom to keep them there term aftei
term when they had once proven
their fitness for the place. Thu
superb delegation from Iowa has long
been q conspicuous example Of shii
policy. The special value Of . CON
gresham TO his constituents 10 very
largely dependent upon bis know
ledge Of his district, It's institaticni
and its needs. He must be familiai
with his constituents and II he de-
sires to truly and faithfully represent
thsm, as aI the congressman who
have ever amounted to anything have
earnestly and honestly desired. he
must know the sentiment Of his die.
trict, az o whole, ON all the impcr'
tant questions Of the day. Such
knowledge Of . district and . people
can only coms from long service 10
the same district. 1t takes every
new man elected to congress- years 70
iamiliarize himself with the needs Of
his district and his duties OF Wash
ington, For these reasons Senator
Morrow's bill should be recognized
for what II 10. q disturber Of the peact
and unity o. . whole congressional
delegation which after years Of Polit.
ical Decentralization 10 just beginning
to work for the interests Of Kansas
with magnificent power. i
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19

Victor Murdoch, managing editor
Of the Wichita Eagle, has entered the
scramble for the Republican nOmiDa-
tIon for congress in the Seventh dis
trici to succeed Chester l. Long,
Saturday the Republicans Of Wichit'
held city convention for the Pur'
pose Of nominating candidates FOL
city officers ArosOIutlOn was adopt
ed By = rising vote endorsing Mur'
dock for congress and demanding
that be make The raos. NJ. Murdoch
h al right. BE would honor Kansa,
AID The Seventh district 10 should
b noulnaipa-his e|nciion will esrs
q |i.sH-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19
viii Be- q whsppsr.

R, N. Chilcott Of WAmego visited
st., Lcuis and the exposition grounds
last week. He says: "The main
buildings are we'll under way. and
the Educational building 10 nearly
completed. We were told that ar
rangsmsuts had been made for the
reproduction Of Jerusalem, the Holy
City. Thousands Of people win find
employment In St. Louis after the
winter breaks and settled weather
comes.
aThs sxposition 10 arranged upon
such an immense scale that one won
ders how II can be completed In an
other year, but we are assured that
there will be no more postPonemsnts,
and that it will surely open Its doors
on May |. 1904. There are 1900 acres
IN the grounds as now laid out, and
more may be added. twill DO larger
than Chicago's great fair Of 1898, and
Il 10 said that the Buffalo exhibit
might be placed In one Of the lArg'
buildings now being erected on TIL
grounds. Kansas will erect q build
ing. $3.50, 600 having been aPprOPri
aled for the state exhibit"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19

Lawrence Gazette; Senator Burton
has introduced bill providing that
no pension shall be for less than $l2
q month. The pension roll Is going
to get shorter very fast IS the years
10 BY now. and old veterans will mead
more money than they did when they
were younger and could earn sPari
Of their living. Senator Burton will
strike q soft chord neat to the hearts
Of the old soldiers with his bill.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19

| t1Np -14tySp41E NttHAs4Ss y
pslIysssa " APisAaR Llac0ln. barn EahEa-.
IFour scofsf and ssvsh years ego our
fathers brought forth upen this Co.'S
tinent Q new nation, conceived H.
liberty, and dedicated 70 the PROPOSE
ticn that I'll men are created equal.
Now we arc engaged in great civil
war. testing whether that nation. OF
any nation 90 conceived and 90 dsdi-
Gated, can long endure. We are mot
ON Q great battlefield Of chat war.
We are met to dedicate portion Of
Il Is the final resting place Of those
who here gave their lives that that
nation might live. II 10 altogether
fitting and proper that We should do
this. But In > larger sense We cannot
dedicate cannot consecrate
cannot hsllow this ground. The
brave men living and dead, VINO
struggled here. have ccnsscrated Il
far above our power to add or detract.
The world win little note. NOR long
remember Whist ws say here. but y
can never forget what they did hero.
Ills for rs, the living, rather TO b
dedicated here to the unfinished worl
that they have thus far 90 nobly oar
ried on. II 10 rather for ne to be here
dedicated to the great task remaining
before us, that from these honored
dead We take increased devotion "a
that cause for which they here gave
the last full measure Of devotion; that
we here highly resolve that these dead
shall mot have died In vain; that thia
nation. under God shalt have . new
birth Ct freedom. and that govern.
ment Of the people. BY the people and
for the people, shah not perish from
the earth, as, s&'a54N iN FRat4
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19
n ih. Knn.la larI.la.are Lhere

In the Kansas legislature there arr
50 doorkeepsfs 81 a salary Of til7 pei
day, $3.50 for The tsrni "a assistant
ssrgeant-at-arms. at q cost Of tsl per
day, OF 5000 for The term. The
house has "a ianisOrs Who cost The
stats ga per day. or $500 for Tho
tsrm. Anew Hgnres like that are in
ollnsd to pave The wy for . arSi'
class political troubcing one Of Ties,
DAYS and Mr.. Leland and BE abb
assistants Who are responsible Willis
Va = -l.sl1l ~ l.ILI ....-.. =
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19

II Governor Bailey is the man We
take him to be be will wipe up thu
politlcalearth with the men guilty
Of the recent asylum brutality and
will zee that punishment 10 made
good and strong for the iisnds
responsible for the murder Of Amo;
MAXWELL. He will rsCsive the plandlis
Of the entire state II be win use .
strong wet elm club during his in
vestlgation.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19
Ex-Msrshal Dick walker wht


Ex-Marshal Dick Walker who died
yesterday had true frontier nerve.
He started in public life spectacularly.
Down in COwley county in 1872 W.
P. Hackney, then county attorney,
was trying to convict an outlaw d
some crime and while the latter was
on the witness stand asked him q
question he did not care TO answer.
I'm mot answer that question:
said the outlaw. '.And II you ask Il
again l will kill you" sH
Hackney appealed to the judge and
sheriff. He said he could not prose
cute the case unless the witness
would answer the question. The
| Judge and sheriff refused TO lend any
assistance and finally Hackney said
III I have one friend In this court
room will ask this question"
Amid silence that could almost
be felt q tall, raw.boned youth in thu
rear Of the room arose with revolver
In each hand, and, covering the I'M
ruly witness said in . voice clearly
audible in every corner Of the room
..Go ahead with your questioning
Mr.. Attorney, the witness will DO
have.n
The raw-bdned youth was "DiOk'
Walker and such an Impression die
bis display Of nerve make on hi
audience that the next year be VA
chosen to be sheriff Of the eounty
he held the ofiCe from 1878 to 1877
and the outlaws gave his territory
wide berth. ~ ~ 32
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19

T. W. HOeh Is being talked Of quite
strongly a. . candidate for member q
the Republican national COMMITTEES
IRON Kansas. His election 70 his
place would Be an instance Of poetic
justice in politics. Il lS s.ld that
Cyrus Lslani, Who vas responsible
for The defeat Of Hooh for STATE
prinisr. wants ne place but n would
b iun . - Ne naebias in.,hod u
h lllsa lal h.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19

Secretary Coburn has issued .
splendid agricultural report and one
that is praised the nation over yet the
Kansss farmer can't Get ~ because
the KanSas Legislature wont appro-
PIRATE money for postage.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19

ter tailoring, handsonner fabrics and IN
general better styles than you ever saw be-
fore in ready-made clothes for men and boys.
We might add better values. but we will leave
that for you to determine. One glance at our
store will convince you that you have new
goods to select from. Will be more than
pleased to see you. a6 av
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19

Oae Of the good things about the
new cabinet position ls thu, 1t ele-
Yates two mighty aue young mem
Mr.. CortslyOp and Mr.. Loeb. The
former becomes secretary Of OOm.
,merce. the latter secretary to the
president.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19

These are . few Of the things re-
quired Of the country pedagogue
whose salary is $50 With board bill
Of s15 and whose time allotted for
tsaching averages about six months:
"Draw the digestive system Of frog
or other animal naming all the chief
parts. Name the parts and illustrate
a msdian section Of the eye Of an OK.
What is the normal temperature Of
the body; the reaction Of blood tested
with litmus Papstp Discuss briefly
the drama during the Elizabethan
age.n
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19
Shifting Soil.
Zeal Estate Transfers Reported BY Keel 4
Ellison. Abstracters.
leased to see YOU.


United States to ! B Lacey pit nwi
24-16.2-
q Meek to E R Brown und ! Its 3 10
II blk 10 K 4 II ad Abilene, 1926.
w Mitchell to Sarah E Duckwall Its
8 z Blk 20 x g H I'D Abilene, $3.50.
z B Jacobs Co Ok to s L Neal lite ! 8
be z Highland I'D Abilene, IS.
@ Lenhert to Eveline Rogers 81 sw3
4.14-2, $500.
n W Jacobs Co elk to II L Humphrey
IL s bk II K q h cd Abilene. 80.
United States to J Bushong pit q swi
sei S-14-4, ~.
q W Cochnower to W G Thompson
8 % It Ito bkS Hope, ~.
h I Humphrey to Katie 2 Jones u
d Attn Ct 7 6 NJ I'D Abilene. 50.
W. +N Hfft IN
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19
FaycrabIy Reported.

Representative ". 7, Harris' bill
creating . state board to establish
grades Of wheat and corn and other
grains has been reported for passage
1t provides that .; commission com,
posed Of one miller. one elevator man
and the seCretary oi agriculture shall
meet once each, year and establish
grain grades. for the Kansas grain
inspection department to follow.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19

4 You have probably laughed over
the quaint bits q PHILOSOPHY IRON
,hs Atphison Globe. usually iour OF
I've line paragraphs, The Saturday
Evsning Post hss offered 3. W. Howe.
the Globe editor q each for % TO &c
Of them . week for . year. You
probably think you can writs them.
Try it and see. There's money in 4
Il You can.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19

Lawrence Gazette: II we we're
Thomas Emmet Dewey. reporter Of
the supreme court Of Kansas. we
would institute suit for damages
against President Baer for slander In
trying to look like ne.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19

Bryan wants Hearst. the prince Of
yellow journalists. for president.
Then We would have . hot time 10
the old country for sure.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19

Mr.. Koosevelt's valentine to the
country took the form Of a letter on
race suicide very appropriately.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19

Prophet Hicks has credit for one good
guess anyhow. He said there would
Be . cold wave from Feb. 10 to 10.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19
DO cut out

The Kansas legislature would bet
ter save some money on docr-keepers
and put 1t into support for educa-
tional institutions. "A
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19
New Spring 4.
over oatsa and

Harry Lifts re-
turned home after
a three weeks visit
in the big tailor
shops and factor
les Of the east.
And has brought
home for this wide
a w axe and up
to-date firm the
choicest Of inn
porte d Worsteds
and fancy chew
lots that Abilene
ever saw. Now is
the proper time
to select a light
weight overcoat.
Nothing SO nice to
put on these cool
evenings as 4 light
weight overcoat,
and at a moderate
cost to you.
Now about our
new suits. MAKE
"A RESOLUTION
NOW to see the
new stock of cloth
ing Of Harry Lifts.
Put 1t in your note
book. You will
findsmore original
ity Of designs. bet
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19

Mrs. Roosevelt gives away 200
handkerchieis q week to various fairs.
This is another imposition that should
be cut out.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19

J. W. Crydsf Of wamsgO died last
week. 1t lie recalled that he was one
Of four candidates for probate judge
in POttAwatomis county who In the
last ten years died within = few
months after defeat ct the polls. The
coincidence is remarkable.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19

'.Lord" Scully has sense. He makes
his tenants put in alfalfa, then he Is
certain that they will DO able to pay
the rent.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19

There are indications that Topekans
are becoming weary q seeing their
city's name 10 the papers in connsci
ton with saloon-smashing news.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19

Bristow's press agent wires from Washing
ton that he will resign his place only In order
that he may take better Job that Is to DO
offered to him. Let us Dee; didn't We hear
shat kind Of GUT about Etanst-lLawrence
Gazette. ENE4 IA
Well. and didn't Mr.. Evans do
exactly what he said be wouldp
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19

And Bryan says he won't run
again. This coming as 1t does along
with the cold weather is crushing
blow,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19
THURSDAY. FEB. 10, 1908.

Mr.. Stanley has decided to be the
Indian commissions valentine.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-04-23

Laughter and love are The best
lubricants of life.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-04-23
Coveted OF MURDER.
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bigger man than he. When he
hailed James the latter came at him
with rail and he fired believing his
life to he in danger. James come on
and he struck him Oh the head with
the gun.
1t appears that that the homicide
was the elimination of a feud Of
long existence, covering period Of
several years. At one time the feel
ing become so bitter that Myers and
his wife moved to Efiingham and
come back only at the solicitation of
Mrs James, Mrs Myers mother.
The defendants counsel were
Capt John A Kelley and Leroy
Lee, Esq, who stubbornly contested
every inch of ground for their client.
The solicitor was ably assisted by
Hon w L Bas'. The four argu-
ments made in this case were
listened to by crowded courtroom
and the auditors were amply repaid
for their attention, for the speeches
were of an unusually high order and
elected much favorable comment.
After the closing argument OF the
solicitor the jury was dismissed I'M
til Saturday morning when court
re.convened and Judge Gage deliver
ed his charge. 1t is said by many
listeners that this was the ablest
charge that has been heard from the
from the bench at this place in
many a year. 1t was telse, clear
cut and comprehensive. The jury
came ont at o'clock Saturday after
noon and amidst breathless silence
the clerk announced the verdict as
above stated. The attorneys for the
defense gave notice that they would
make motion for a new trial, but
afterwards reconsidered this course
of action.
On Tuesday Myers received his
sentence of imprisonment in the
State penitentiary for the remainder
of his life.