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The San Francisco call., 1904-12-22
No Water for Fire.

OAKLAND, Dec u-The trial OF
The case Of NIehaus Bros Company
against the Contra Costa Water Com
psny for sf4s. 600 damages Is still be-
fore Judge Ellsworth Ernest Me
naus told the court to-day Of the in
effectual efforts made By himself and
others 10 get water. but there was 10
pressure and the water would not
flow Otto Niehaus was also called
and testified 10 the quantity and value
of the material in his store.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-22
SENDS A WARNING
TO ALL CRIMINALS
Police Judge Mortimer Smith De-
ciares Full Penalty Of the Law
VIII Be Dealt Ont


OAKLAND, Dee z1--PoIfce Judge
Mortimer Smith ssrysd notice from
the bench to-day that The city must
Dc cleared Of vsgrznts. known thieves.
suspicious characters, beggzrs and ali
other Objectionable and IaxIess per
sons HIS remarks were coupled with
the announcement that the extreme
penalty Of the law w5II bs applied in
every case before him OF such persons.
In sentencing George 6. Robertson.
Evan Green and Harvey Bates, pro-
fesziOnal 0eggarE each 70 three
months imprisonment in the City
Prison his Honor said
I1is WI serve Z warning that rhe "a
Ere1I crl-11zi cas- Dzs- Ezt al u Oak
AZ ar E1sz keep zzzF trozz rhEs city
Hc411pss r-rglzri=s. kiIll-z e uc1lcer-e- zre
o=cc-i1Z toc trs1Uz-t I zz-- z-S - p
CT e Criminals tnzt thfs city e 70 pIscz
% loer1- 41ls CcZ1C1-z3rT sHnzlf - ~ =
tns-@ creatures Eh3 rrsT E1oz -te Uz5hsse
al = sal = -1e Fl-pEss . -Efz cC1-1 70
n-ip - Foitcs D@perrz-eut % p1r tEz worth
.ess Criminals Wh=rs rhey cz11cr psy thar
1z1sr1C1E Occ1-eric-z
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-22
peath Of James I. Ashh,.

OAKLAND. Dee thames T Ash
by was found dead in MS bed al ne
Union House- East Oakland. yester-
day He vas . years Old and vas
widely known having enjoyed The dis
tincTiOn q being the first newspaper
carrier ID Oakland he vas the brother
OF the late William Ashby and OF Mark
7 Ashby. who resides IN Berkeley.
after whom Ashby avenus = named
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-22

OAKLAND. Dec 2L-'Dr." William
: Proctor shot across the armament
q Washington Township IN Alameda
County With Z briIliz1cy equsled only
D. The fight q = meteor Il took hin
only four days . land Al Niles. sal
-or q eyeglasses. raise 4 lot q money
and diamonds, promise marriage 20 Al
aged and highly respected widow. near
y get lynched and finally Land II The
Oakland jail with Z charge O1 felony
against him The chronology Of his
c1rssr reads Ike this
Saturday. Dec HE lands II Niles
Sith young man claiming 70 be his
sol. meets z Mrs. Emily Tyson, sold
her pair of glasses
Sunday, Dec. 1a-Csus upon Mrs.
Emily Tyson and borroTs sI0s on z blll
q sale fOr an automobile
Monday, Dee 1s--Cslls upon Mrs
Tyson again and gets possession Of z
III q her diamonds, promises marriage
and wants 20 trade Z house and lot IN
Oakland ard z99-scre orange ranch
IA Los Angeles County for The famous
Tyson fruit ranch
Tuesday. Dec z0.-Wants 70 buy sew
ersl thousands q trees from the Cali
fOrnis Nursery Company IL order %
stock his ranch. j. arrested ana q mob
threatens 70 lynch him II he does not
give I'D The money and diamonds Is
landed IN the Oakland jail
SOME ~FRENZIED FINANCE
Even IN this rapid age OF frenzied
finance Thomas y. Lawson would Be
compelled % admit that the only biz
q modern slang that would cover this
case would Be that was going some %
The doctor dropped quietly into
L.
wss Unostentstious and unnOtfced. in
striking contrast with MS leaving. he
called st several places. purchased q
few quiet drinks and asked about elde--
ly and wealthy widows IN the neigh
borhOod- In some way he secured the
name q Mrs. Emily Tyson. who lives
Z couple of miles outside Of Miles Mrs
Tyson j. one who is respected through
out the entire township. She came 70
that section IN 1s5z with her husband
and is practically the Oldest living
settler in that section ana is nearly
eighty years Of age She IS the Dos
SCISSOR ef one ef the finest fruit ranches
Of that section and q family Of healthy.
hearty. strong -limbed sons. who are
guarding and caring for their mother
IN her declining years The family
wealth can be counted 70 upward OF
4 hundred thousand dollars and 70
hungry
Having acquired this information
Doctor" Proctor hired a buggy and
drove out 70 see Mrs Tyson. He in
ferTed that in the afternoon the big
sous would be out looking after their
ranch interests. and he found Mrs Ty-
son al home He commenced the con-
Terzz1iOn By Offering 70 sell her z sI5
pair OF gold glasses for s. The dav
vas cold and with her characteristic
hospitality she invited him into the
warm house while the trade was con
GUIDED He showed her a valuable pair
Of glasses. but WHEN the deal was
made ne palmed the good pair and
substituted a pair which Mrs tyson
SAYS Is not worth q dollar This. how
ever. was not discovered until later.
That was a fortunate start and the
next day he called again. II was a cold
day. also. and he had a young man
in his buggy who he said was his
son Both were invited into the house
and they told of owning a magnificent
house and lot n Oakland. and 10 prove
the ownership they showed a set of
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-22
Judgment Aeain,i Snow PAID.

OAKLAND. Dec z1--AttOrney T c
Coogan. on behalf OF former Mayor
p W. Snow and his surety the Fidsl-
ity ard Deposit Company OF Maryland
to-day paid into the city treasury
Szs7s 20 n fun satisfaction OF A
Judgment obtained against snow for
the recovery Of commissions withheld
from personal property tax collections
when Snow was CITY Assessor
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-22
Gate P1IIars Tom Dovn-

BERKELEY. Dec. z1.-The stone
pillars formerly adorning the en-
trance 10 the university campus at
Euclid avenue have been removed by
the university authorities The pillars
we're the gift OF Frank II. Wilson of
Scenic Park For three years they
stood guarding the entrance. but even
tually they impeded traffic there and
il was necessary 20 remove them.
They will be utilized elsewhere on the
campus
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-22
Fre Burns Facfnrr

OAKLAND. Dec 2I-Fre Al >
o'clock this morning destroyed the L
NJ DilIman Company's window and
ladder factory ~ Grove and Twenty
fourth streets The loss vas 500.
The fire started in the Office spread
ing rapidly 10 infiammahle stuff in the
shop Mrs z %icholsOurs cotrage
next door. was damaged.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-22
Husband Given Decree

OAKLAND Dec zI--Iewis Dag
ner. a carpenter. was granted q divorce
from Sarah J. Dsgner this evening on
the ground Of deSerti0n- Mamie
Lloyd Rice was granted divorce from
Carson 2 Rice OF San LeanlrO on
the ground of neglect ard given half
OF the community property.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-22
Pnars IT,.

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pzT11E Any -zx=S- Al zz-s--z- sx-
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IL -sTs1us q -hs pCh-sc r-c-s--y- - :
consists g sla3 scrss G s--ss- -
sgsd under the bsSr to-eS--r -.-A,ss-
ard TIE alzuzl rsSz-- tn IL -.
regular n z-cu-- = S-=-s=-- - -
AZ rs-0llTs-1e1-S- Wh=- . -rsz = 81
down o1s CT TO =c-s az 1-s--ss z-s
The ylsld = consequently u-ss--s-ss,s--
No tree : CIT III j. : q . E-Owrh .
y-elc The rzxi--u- rrc5- rs rsvs
al 1ne city : expenses. Tl-h a S--r--s-
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The San Francisco call., 1904-12-22

house KEYS Tne doctor" also said
that he had 4 Zga-acre orange grove
near Los Angeles. and that he did
no- ike oakland and wanted 20 90
hack 70 Los Angeles He was about
10 trade his Oakland property FOR an
other orange grove. but unfortunately
Es vas z little shy" OF the trade and
he needed about s159 IN return for
this s15a h had s3010 automobile that
n was Wiling 70 give ss security for
the amount and he would repzy the
loan on T1-rsz~-- L
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-22
CharIes Man Suspected.

Charles Man vas arrested last night
and entered on the detinze book II i
thought ne IS the person who has been
rOobsng the tool chests in buildings in
course Of construction About ss9J
worth OF tools were found IN his pos
session.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-22
Rfis Lectures at Berkeley

BERKELEY. Dec 21-Jacob Riss
the distinguished reformer from New
York delivered his lecture on --TOny-s
HsrdshiDs" 10 a large audience in
Hearst Hall tonight The proceeds
are TO be given 70 the University SET
tIement work n WeS- Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-22
ADVERTISEMENTS
Pears

The skin ezgEt 10 be
clear there is nothing
strange IN 4 beautiful face.
If we wash with proper
soap. the skin viii be open
and clear. unless the
health is bad 4 good
skin Is better than a
doctor.
The soap TO use IS
Pears; no free aIkah in It.
Pears. the soap thar
clears but not excoriateS
Sold al over tSe wo-,s
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-22

In the manufaeturs OF knives the
division OF labor has been carSied 10
10 such an extent that one Knife is
handled by seventy different artisans
from the moment the bisds = forxas
until the instrument Is finished and
ready for the market
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-22

SAYS JAPANESE Used KNIFE--Ozk-
-ant. De- 2i--Isssc ken. = butcher hsd
J. Aschi1s- : JzDsnese restaurant beerer -
50 -eTe-rh street. srrested today Koru
cizt1-s the Oriental tired % czr-z hfr, vf.E
4 knife during = dispute a BIZ
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-22

A girl ESSsS Esr Ec-hs- wEa- -.
Glss. bu- shs 5osS17r t1--y scc-@czs-e
whs- the lCsS really Us2-s am ~
father acts IKE -srry5rE sEzlz
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-22
NEWS OF THE COUNTY OF ALAMEDA x
BRANCH OFFICES
or THE CALL u
ALAMEDA COUNTY

OAKLAND.
1915 BTosduay-
TelepisO1e Main f085-
RERHELET.
214s Center -fr-Er
IeieyhOne Nor1is -
ALAMEDA
14S5 PaFk street
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-22
DOLLARS IN CORNERS.

me doctor was such nice man
ana Mrs Tyson did not want 10 see
him lose The trade for the want Of such
2 small sum q money that she finally
dug I'D from odd corners of the house
Z check OF the Bank Of AlvaradO and
enough cash 70 make Up SI1S- This he
assured her would do. and ne made
cut z bin q sale. describing the auto
mobile in It's stable IN Oakland
Monday h. called upon Mrs Tyson
again and EziIlfuIly brought the conrer-
satlou around % 1=ETelry- he had 4
ring Or tTO that he exhibited. and she
brought out some 5eWelry 70 show him
Then he told her that ne thought that
life OF z Washington Township fruit
farm was preferable 70 that on Los
Angeles orange grove; he told her
that he did not drink OF smoke and that
she vas AL that ne loved fl the world
IN the midst q all q the furry and ex-
element ne walked OF with the rings
and drove away with his so-caIIed
son
The next day the doctor" called al
the California Nursery Company at
Niles ard wanted 20 buy thousands OF
trees. with which 70 stock his Southern
California ranch. uesnEh hile waiting
for z train tc take him out 81 town
But while the doctor" was waiting
for an opportunity 70 get away the
stslwar1 sons of NrE. Tyson heard of
what was going On. and en mazse they
went 70 Niles 70 find the mar with the
professional handle 70 his name. They
located him and took him With his
son 20 the Niles Hotel where they
held them awaiting the arrival Of
constable The doctor st first show
ed fight and some one shouted that he
had q pistol Two OF the Tyson BOYS
proceeded 70 take al Of the fight out OF
him. despite lis threats. and the other
two handed the younger man
Meanwhile word had gone out around
about the incident and fully 20 people
gathered around the hotel All Of them
knew The Tysons and respected them
al. particularly Mrs Tyson. with her
weight Of eighty years When the doc
tor" showed fight open threats OF
lynching were made but everything
quieted down when Mrs. Tyson sxore
70 a warrant charging him with felony
and Constable Rodriguez brought them
&c Oakland.
THE DOCTORS EXCUSE
The Tysons DO not discuss the mat
ter other than 70 say that Proctor took
advantage OF taeir mother. who il old
and Of a trusting nature On the other
hand. Proctor has stopped talking en-
tireiy. He remains IN his cell and re-
fuses 70 say more than he did last night
10 The Call Proctor vii be taken 20
CenterTiIie. before Justice Szndholt. FOR
srrsignment tomorrow He has en-
plOyed Tom Bradley as his attorney
and proposes 10 make a fight He takes
refuge behind the statement that II was
AL business transaction
But whether business or not. during
the fight in the hotel Al Niles the doc
tor" turned over less than $50. all that
he had left OF the s10S that he got from
Mrs Tyson. and the younger man gave
back the rings The taking Of TIE dIa-
monGs Is accounted for by the doctor"
saying that Mrs Tyson wanted him 10
have them reset
The boy who passed as the -sdoctor'sv
son al the Tyson home now gives the
name OF Ray Ashberry and claims that
he vas not party 10 the four DAYS Of
''frenzied finance" IN Niles.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-22

WDoE IT NILS AND MN
TECE 7EE CHARGES WITH OB-
TAnSrEE GoEET FROM EER
CE PROMISE OF MARRIAGE
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-25
WILL LEAVE DICKINSON.
Rev. O. P. Graham Decides to Seeh
New Field.

Rev. C. p. Graham, who has beer
holding services In southwest Dickin
son, writes to his old home paper, the
Winfield Courier, thus:
"Justa few lines to say that | have
decided, and have 80 announced to my
two children, to close my WORK on
this field on the last Sabbath in next
month, March, l904--the end Of my
third year with these churches. ]
prefer to make the chsnge. Would
like to see you and thank you face to
face for your great and uniform kind.
ness to me In the past. Hope our
Cowley county friends ore all well
and happy. Wife and l can each say.
Bless the Lord, and forget not all
His benefits With kind regards
from us both TO ALL"
Mr.. Graham has made o success 10
this county and many friends will be
sorry to have him depart.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-25
$50 sazss1 .,Il.se, \, ,el-s.r as. :.
! County High SeAeel.

&SExzA E;z-z;zz;;< z;z-ziA W " 7Sis'zSs''
Since the examinations have beer
made SO difficult, many teachers will
welcome the opportunity afforded By
the spring term to continue theil
studies and prepare themselves fol
better certificates. Beginning classes
in algebra, bookkeeping, methods,
history Of Kansas, botany and draw
ing will be especially attractive to
them.
The Mendlessohn Quartette and
Marguerite Smith will close this years
lecture course March 8. The patron.
age this year has broken q records
and 1t Is expected that this number
will draw rs large o house as can be
accommodated.
Rev. X. v. Maloney Of Abilene gave
. very helpful talk to the students
one morning last week.
DR.. Hall conducted devotional exer.
cises recently.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-25
MANY ARE INTERESTED.
Chloride Gold Mine Attracts ABILENE
Investors.

A large number Of Abileneites have
inspected the specimens Of ore from
the Chloride gold mine which J. H.
Hoffman is representing. He will re-
main until tomorrow. Many promi'
nent citizens have already invested.
The present cost OF mining, delivery
of ore to the railroad at Chloride,
freight charges to the smelter at FL
Paso, Texas, and smelter charges for
treatment, is $21.O0 per ton, with the
improvements to be inaugurated,
these charges can be reduced to about
s14. so per ton, leaving q handsome
profit on the basis Of ore running
$40. 90 per ton, which Is below the
general mine run as shown by smelt.
or shipments and returns for the past
year.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-25

County High school 10 Starting
Fund From Contributions.

CHAPMAN, Feb. 22.-The United
States government has long had
fund called 1.-THE Conscience Fund"
which is made up Of sums sent to the
government BY those Who have Of
some time deirauded their country.
Later their condolences pricked them
and they returned the money. The
D. C. H. =. 10 now starting such g
fund having twice this year received
contributions Of this character. The
last Was from young man Who OF the
time be was . student stole some
small article. He has lately been con.
vsrted and starts bic new life BY
Masking this right. He writes that
be "doss not want this 10 keep bin
out OF heaven" II certainly indicates
8 pretty good notion Of Christianity
that q man desires fret Of sll 70 cor.
rect ell Of bis pact errOrs that be can.
1t has been decided-to use the money
ID the purchase Of . book for the
library.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-25
turn to Abilene.


! Mr.. and Mrs. Lease Duck wall arr
home from their wedding trip and orr
receiving congratulations.
Herbert Southworth who is making
q success as Q newspaper man IL
Mountain View, Okla, 10 home visit
ing relatives.
Miss Helen Meyer is here from
Cleveland. Ohio. and will stay q few
weeks before she aud her mother leave
for q visit to California.
+. A. Borman, former Dickinson
county boy but now one Of the man
ayers Of the Continental Creamery
Co., was 10 the city, the guest Of W.
H. McKinstry.
John L. Engle has moved from
Acme to his new hone on East Sixth.
Mr.. Engle is one Of the farmers Of the
county who deserves a rest. he bss
been in Kansas % years and remarked
today that he has in no year failed 10
make some money. That shows a
thorough understanding u his bust
ness.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-25
ABOUT PEOPLE.
J. r. Elston is in the city.

J. 7. Elston 10 in the city.
Ed Cain went to Chapman.
Mrs. Luther Morrison 10 up from
Oklahoma.
Jos. Oorcoran Of Solomon was OF
Abilene visitor.
VIM. Pentecost Of Solomon was
REFLECTOR visitor.
D. J. Gi,h 10 here from Pueblo. He
will locate at St. Louis.
Mayor Seaman and P. L. Jennings
u Chapman were in town.
Mrs. G. q. Smith Of St. Louis 10 the
guest Of Mrs. Will Jollsy.
Miss Anna Stoner left over the
Union Pacific for Cincinnati.
C. c. Butcher was doSn from Solo
mon. He will have Q sale March s..
Hon. G. Hoffman Of Enter prise was
the guest Of County Treasurer Schnei'
der,
Mrs. Ann Bingham Of Junction City
10 visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Bing'
ham.
A. H. Blair aud wife Of Wakeeny
stopped OF between trains to visit
friends.
W. A. Montgomery Of FL. Collins
Colo, 10 visiting bis sister, Mrs. J. s.
Durkee.
William. Hansen. superintendent Of
the big Collins rancho vas . visitor to
the city.
Elmer Hoyt was 10 from Buckeye.
He is just recovering from an attack
Of grip.
Mrs. A. B. Roberts Of lola is visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ). B.
Case.
Misses Elsie southwOrtb. Helen
Hazlett, Maude and Myra Rogers re-
turned TO Bethany.
Miss Anna stotts lie hone from Mis-
souri,. Her father is seriously III at
his home south Of towu.
Miss Florence GOrden returned from
wAthingtOn. Her brother D. r. Cor
den is en- route 70 Germany.
Lee stagg, one Of the leading resi-
dents Of south Dickinson, was a pleas
ant REFrscroR caller.
Miss Lydia Schneider. daughter Of
}. J. Schneider, hasreturned after en-
jOyitg plsa,ass visit with relatives
in Texas.
FrsBk curts. 40 old Abilene boy
nov on The road with the curis Fam
iiJ show. viii quite the stage and 70
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-25
ennrlnnk Nnraa.

At the home Of DR.. Quinn Saturday
svening BY Rev. R. v. MalOney we're
married Miss Lille Scurlock and
Harry Z. Morse Of New York. The
bride is q popular young lady and the
groom . soldier. Only immediate
friends we're at the wedding. A vide
circle Of Acqusintances wish them joy.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-25
salina Lost Out.

The Abilene bowIers did up SaliDs
last Monday by the following score;
Saliua-Heodricks 46s, Clark S65,
Hockinsmith S62. BrAssfeld 49,, Hol.
linger 400, total 2OS2.
AbiIene-stevens 442. FOruey 426,
Wilson 446. Beagle $50. wentSOrth
46l, total 1928
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-25
Abil.n.I, claim . areatne...

On wAshingtOD's Birthday Abilene
bss an especial claim to greatness.
Rev. Dr.. Blsyneys grandfather on
his mothers side. 4th generation,
married Miss Cusiis. steP-daugbter Of
George Washington. Figure out the
relationship for yourself
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-25

Wanted. uuderclo,biBg Tor q child
5 years old. also fora boy 10 years
and for q woman sick 10 bed. Leave
donations with Mrs C o Musser.
Mrs. z. 7. Ellison or Mrs Joseph
spanglsr.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-25
NeW Phonel.

90-E. S. Engls. residence.
1860. F. Townsend. residence.
94l-J. L. Engle, residence.
975-R. G. Trey. residences.
sos WIN. Felbush. residence. rural
line.
Subscribers please cut out this list
and paste 10 new directories, % that
ii may be kept up to date.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-25
Bargain. CRY Properly.

5-room house, lots. stable. out
buildings. etc. on Fast 5lb ST.. Ahil-
enc. Price sl75 oash, next 80 days,
Call Al this cfce. 472he
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-25
Iron Tuesdays Daily.

Iron Tuesday's Daily.J
@. W. Gates Of hsrington and Mis-
Matilda Haines Of Joplin, Mo-, we're
married BY Judge Flsck this morn
log.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-25
". n. @. Program.

At the W. q. C. meeting WedneS-
day afternoon the. following program
was given.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-25
MILLIONS IN ORR.
RICH MINES FOR DICKINSON IN
VISITORS,

Fortunes in Sight in Mining Claims
Managed BY Home Psople-Re-
markable Prospects Of an Arizona
Gold Field.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-25
SAFE INVESTMENT.

The Spectator said regard
suranc companies ut generally conceded that
ment could be made than mortgage ee The Union
Central has 10 OF first
appraised buildings
double the loaned thereon nuctuag
bonds
When 81 00 900 90 ship building promoted
when stock In the Steel Company
to be bargain 49, selling Is M when oil kinds
bonds known gltedge depeatng their
cen the people, than BEFORE should appreciate the
OF first mortgages estate held
Such securities the best that differ
realized
cent than the Government Bond
pared with the better
Companies, are worth still
DEATH RATE
expected
according the mortality table, This
OLA per of the 10 The average
for OLA Spectator Tabes)the
any company next OS0 Union
In Its risks.
EXPENSES.
The per expenses
management expenses have constantly decreasing during
The established policy Of the Union Central
economy Not cent is extravaganty thrown away
POLICY CONDITIONS.
Liberal equitable intelligent dIsconnusncs
privileges
AGE
lss7-htysi. years ago.
GROWTH
e3O000OO No other company has squsd progress for the last
twenty proportion lite size Ito ase have been increased
1858 This remarkable shows the favor
with which It is received BY the public.
I'm CLOSING.
Central known Policy Holders Company
you investigate carefully you will insure In no other
The Safety Of Investment is Shown Below
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-25
G. G. WYANDT, Agent
WHY.
Should You Choose
The Union Central Life Insurance
COMPANY
WHY THE UNION CENTRALi

the market Tor life insurance. you will without doubt
choose the which
In every way This is ordinary bune sagse The Union Central
Of Cincinnati Is that company Weigh carefully the following argu
meuts and points superiority and standing
ord Of the Company from reliable You will be amply repaid
for your trouble.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-25
LARGEST ANNUAL DIVIDENDS.

The Union Central pays the largest dividends to th
DIVIDEND policies. The cost to the policy holder
American company. II you think 1t worth while
dollars when you are buying insurane, apply for .
Central. The annual dividend plan lie the best
large dividends will be found In the four succeediD
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-25
HIGH INTEREST.

The Spectator (New York;
many years earned q much
pany. In 1902 1t was 6.6S
cent? Average for TWEEN
pany, 6,84 per cent.