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Observation-Disclosures It.

d. o It.
Sreitag - G llbr Ibeno8, fir Git
ropo, per 9ampfer o@ermanic," 0io
6berbourg unS Soutbumpton (BciI
muB per 0ampfer n@ermonic" uoreI,
iirt iein). Z llbr Nbenob, fir @uro-
pa, per Gompfer D@truria," bio
Queenstown.
so It iir g ii 3. un0 Central +
INERTIA, 8eItinoten ETC.
6reitog - 1 l1br RodnittagS, fir
bermuda, per Qumpfer uonSalifor;
10 llbr 9(bcnO8, fir Borto Hico, Gu'
rocno uno Eenc5ucIo, per Sampler
Caracas" fir oic 60 8Iota . Stoa'
ten, per 0ontpier nGoiiIoo;" fiir8or.
time SSIonO, Sulnoicu mo GoIom-
bio, per Gompfer oAItoi;" fir Gllbo,
per Qompfer rMorro Cattle" fir
gtorO . @roiilicu per 0ompfero 0un.
itou," pia Yoro uno WonooS.
Eolt tltr gtcltflltolQllo, otd gtortD
Sponcp mo fir Wiouelon, pia 90
ton, ihIieBt bier tGaIidJ 1 llbr Nof)'
mittog8; fir Cuba, uia Gompn, tag
lid, I'M I llbr Rofmitto9S; fiirSon'
ollro8, Gotta Nico mo Guatemala
oio Nclu . Orleans, togIi6 8 ltbt
Nben0S.
Grams. @ocific Sol It.
6rcitog - 7 llbr Nbcn08, fir Su
luoti Sopon, 9oreo, China mo oil
Ybilippiner, oio Gan 6rou5i8co.
SomItog 49, Z ltbr Ibcn6S, fin
9tcliecIonb, sluitrolien, SEEM @ole
6onicn, Samoa &oiuoii unb Sill
Snlcln, nio Gan 6ron5i8co.
8olt fir &oluoii, Sopon, Sorea
China uno ole YbiIippinen, oiu Sof
8ror5iSco, idIieBt bier bis gum 80
OCTOBER Z llbr Ibenos.
9. Davies @arfieIo,
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Ncacr onrdD @cihc cricbt.

Help OrlCou9, Ga, IS. Gtt.
- CAB Der gtegcr + Oedorbeiter III
Der 0onpiififiiobrt oltf Dem Wtiiiii.
iippi bolo Der NcrgongeuDcit otgebo.
rem miro, oniiir iprad) belltc luleOer
bic Ynlteaung bon 60 Meibel aus
Dem Neiten mo 9}orOWeiten an Der
0olupferlonOrmG an Stclc bon &c.
germ. 0ieie bottct lid felt Gobren
oooltrd lGitig mo oerbobt gcnluht,
OoB iie luurtetelL bis elm Compiler be.
looen ulto sur Nbfobrt iertig mar,
mo Damn itrittelL INN bobcrc &Obne
ST %crpreIlen. Cine Mniic 9tcger er.
idicn ollf Der NjIOii6hc, ober iie
pogten eS bod njdt, Die lellcn Hellte
81 belGiti9en.
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Tpppclmuro nno SclbitnDro cincs
YlinOcn.

Ylonu, Ger i3. Oftobcr. -
@ia Go6rolL cjN 9Iinoer, oeiien
Satin i'm Dor icta 8od)en perloi.
len bottc, licB iit belltc Nafmittag
bilrd) ieinen Is j0brigen @eifeir mad,
Der @obnltlr9 icjncr S6miegermnt-
ter fiibrcn. Ms mnf iein Serlangen
Ieire 1ruu nit ibrcr 73 Sabre oltell
Miltter 81 ibn ina uorbere 3imner
fornelr, pottc cr Ocioe 6rullen felt
uno eritod, fc nit einem 9olde.
auS Dem 9ouic toppcnb, itedte cr
ben Gold IN Sen 9ooen nrlO eridDoB
iid) nit eincn HcOoIoer.
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8a(timurcr Narftberidltc.

Baltimore, t3. Sftobcr 1904.
NJ ct l.-3ufubr 3747 6GIier, ein'
idlieBlid 1886 6diier 5u &ocult-Yoint
mo 455 6Giier 81 Canton. aiilteuuer.
ion0t 500 Safer. Die H%otirlngen
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Northumberland nadj ocm gnslanb.

guslanOiife Eoit fir Die nit Dem
10. 0ftobct cnOcnoe 8o6e idlieBt
(piinftlify int allen Salem I'M bieii.
oen Saupt %Oitonlt mie folgt:
Rotct Eoit lit often tdeIit (ous.
opnourmen SonntagS) BON 8 u6r
@ormittag5 Bis 8 llbr 4benos.
Rofet . Eoit iiir Geuti6lano
,hrieRt ant Mtontda, Den i0.Sftober,
If llbr &ormittog@.
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1884 Observation-Disclosures II. pbios
@eipe. SerinnunIunesIofnI .@ermontos
2oee ST.: y,aueem. glrb. ser. ,tint. sBerein
bon Stt'S1Itimore"; Option GoneI. 8, 3.
Q, o.; rWaetaaarb. 'uHion 7S". 6ale az
bermietbeI.
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1909, W~1fffSfrnBe,
Hnbe ber 1ftIi6eu 9uIi5eittatiou. BSnr.
uter 9unf9 bon 12 bis 2 ilSr 9tnuntttdes.
BiebHeris unlbertref!t1es Bier I'M
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8~IetnbunOeI muB Elm entipre6cnbpr
SlufihIog gemodlt iper6en.
Sarm.G rooufte.
Gier, pro 0ubeno 19c. bis 22c.
Butter, pro 8funo:
Creamery Separator g.. 90 bis %
@reamerc Gath Cream t8 bis 81
Creamery Sanitation . IS bis is
ga. RortbmeItern 9aOle 10 bis 10
8cItern Storc.@odeo . 10 bis 10
Creamery 8rints I @fo. % bis 90
Creamery RrintS - Bfo. % bis %
No., go. uno ga. BrintS ia bis is
Creamery 9Iods, 2 BfunO % bis %
Renopirt, bette Marfe Is bis 10
Tenopirt, bette 8rints . 10 bis 20
2ebenoe8 @efliieeI, pro Rfuno:
oIte Siibner t3c. bis 1895; iltnge
Siibncr 1875. bis t4c,; Gnten 12c.
bis t4c.; Eouben, pro Roor zoe. bis
25c.
Srihte uno q emit {.
GortoffcIn, pro 9uifeI 40c. bis
Soc; grimes @ois, pro 0uteuo SC.
bis t0c.; 3uderriiben, pro 9iinoel tc.
bis Tee; @eiBtobI, pro Gonne 81
bis So; 3miebeIt, pro @nIfeI 6Oc.
bis 65c. Gorotten, pro @ilnoel f12c,
bis &c; tomatoes, pro 9nif)el
25c. bis 30c.; IepfeI, pro SAB 50e.
bis 1925; GontoIonpes, pro Crate
SOC. bis $3.50; 9luonoS, pro Crate
$500 bis $3.50; Biirii6e, pro 8iite
SOC. bis $t.00; 8irueu, pro SAB 60c.
bis $500; ScIlerie, pro 0ubeuo 25c.
bis 40c.; Y%ilalmen, pro &orb 10c.
bis t2c.; DomlonS, pro f0'Yhtuos
4orb 20c. bis 30c.; Srouben, pro 8.
Yhno.&orb lac. bis 16c.; 8Iumeu.
fobI, pro SOB $3.50 bis $500;
Qima.8obnen, pro 91tideI SOC. bis
Soc; brultner 8obI, pro 9uiflel 15c.;
Spinal, pro 8uideI 30c. bis Doc.
griinc 8obnen, pro 9uIfeI 60c. bis
75c.; rrnoe Riiben, pro guifeI 40c.
Groceries unb Rropifio.
mem.
Sal5fIeiih, pro RfunO: feline gu.
9ar.Gureo Sdinfen 13c.; eroBe
Suoor.Gurco Sdinfen t2c.; Ga.
lifornicr Sdinfen 912c.; Sugar.
Gureo 9ruItitiide 1215c.; Sugar.
Gltrco Sd)uItern 10c.; troden seinI.
gene Seitcnripper SEC; Spedieiten
91@c.; reineS SdmaI3 in GierceS
812c.; troden 9eiaIjene SduItern
914c.; SpediduItern 101ac.; MeB.
! SfpeinefIeiid $14.50 pro SAB.
Hoffinirtcr 3lIfer, pro Bhtno:
getpiirfelt 5.85h; prIuerifirt
5.2619c.; Gtnnooro ~ernnuIirt
5.t5Hc,; ieiu gromnlirt 5.t5Kc.;
GrpItnI q, 5.t51ac.; Columbia u,
4,91Hc.; 9elber 4.30c. bis 4.60c.
@eroIteter 8affee: 6. 6. g., 100
8fo. GiIten 1895; 6. g. 6. 80 8f6.
aiIten 1906; 6. 8. 6. SO BfunO
9iiten 1906; reiner Saba 33c. bis
3315c.; outer Saba BIC. bis 3112c,;
reirer 0loffa Bic. bis 3t1@c.; Saba
mno @offo, eemiift, 2S1ac. bis 29c.;
SABA, eemiidt, 27c. bis 2712c.; rel.
nerI1nrocoibo 24c. bis 241ac.; rei'
ner Ga @uopra 24c. bis 2412c.;
reiner Santos 23c. bis 231ac.; Son,
tos, gemiidt, 21Kc. biz 22c.; Hio,
gemiidt, 22c. bis 221ac.
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CALL.

$4,000 Goitott Gnd Gtnf >. .......... 1875
$1,000 Norfoft RI. IL. Gtsbt ser ....... 80
50 eight II. Poiuer 8fo ......-.. 3sH
$4,000 gonfottboieb Gas ser .........tiG
$1,000 lluiieb Jlnilipabs 4er .......... 00ia
$4,000 atlantic Coat Cine 4er........ 9s4,
100 Baltimore 8ricf e.. -........ :
$4,000 Geabonro i0,idbr Der .......t0
$1,000 Gedbodro der -. ............. s03,
10 Union 2rnlt d. . :. &C.,. As
100 Cotton Sud- Z n ............ 5H
100 Il 2 Cotton Bucf ............ 81
sol Il { Cotton Eud -.......... 81,
3 aiIaniie COAT Cine =. ....... 1876
40 atInntie Gonft Cine .i35tj
SiOo0o @'SS L.. -. ..........-... 53iI
$1,000 Cotton Sucf ser .............. G8
$1,000 @s8sS Ginf ...,-......... ~
$1,000 Senboarb iOsidbr Ser ........ f04
% y~lortbern Central Rb . . ...... 95
20 9onfcIionieb Sds ......... Sill
rs Gonfolibnteb Gas 4. -........ 81
10 N'creGntlle 1rnft =. ......... ti3'i
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Gaatpa nab Stablanbtpisa.
9aHten unb StghInnbtstuH.
9ber's ,,Goe(tuetb.6oue.H

Sde Ga1ts lino Sdtfsloenlie, Canton.
MarbInfosQ elepbon 49, Fl q.
Sdlptnuariier oes SefntabereiHs nGoeT
hreiB." n9dmensYereins 6es @ocIfucib,
sgnntorsG oncInbeS Nr. 445. Z. 8. 81
nSrientaLD iitriftS Or. 1853. y. u.s8.~ unt
pGa1lton Spnrs II. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
(Scpt2t,1 I'D
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Sm p~erfnnfen.


$3.50 fir zines oicfcr prdbtigcr, moocrncn
6tutit6diaen 0obnbdufer yir. 1872, 23t4 Hno
23tS. SitsDi1oifonsSt ruBe. cementtrier NcIlcr.
ceuentirter SofraltIlt, concentrates Irottoir. NO
SuGsfdnul. Nlle mUoerueU Gtnri6tungen.
@Omaro I. stprd, an Srt mo Stcuc.
(Sftti,tWD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-14

yeats. 1890 0ufltDt lOI Su1d)el A.;
8erIon0t bon Den Glepatoren 1869
9rid)eI; @lepotoren. 8orrotb 87,O13
9uideI. Sorfdufc: 10000 9ui6el ga.
nllor 5t 1878.
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en- ~Srrfdnft

Mebrere fpcrtbeoGe 5armen in stnne grunbeT.
guuntp; 55 ader. las Ider an WiaaptbD sRis
Der: 1853 gder, $50 ader; ciniae oiefer Carmen
itnb i'm boben auItrr3uitanbe, uno iueroen
idrtmtIif al annebmbaren greiien uno inter
puteH 8ebineuneeit %oerfdnft.
Suhn q. Niniams,
Gr. 400. ct. gauI'Strabe, baltimore, Wb.
(Sept27. 1W2t)
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Seutiae Sh(ukrotI

ans oen G%lepotorer 5~ltriidgcjogen
10,069 Yiii6el; Observation-Disclosures
31S,139 gnidel. Yerfdufe: I @og-
gon genii6ter Hr. 2 81 33E2, = NoQ'
gons 90. 81 1872, 1 Waggon 9r. :
lueiBer 5i 3lH, I 8oggon altaGe-
m1blter Ir. 3 neiber 81 34H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-14

YcrlaHgf:
WcrIanat:
@erlaugt i'm Ia9cmcinea.
9eutfdes grbsits .Nadpeiiuuas.gRr

1eutifes arbeits. 81 anmeiiunas. gRrrau,
gir. 2t9, SHosSbnrpsStr1Bc, uuter Der auiitdt
Der y9eutiheu 8eieuf6aft". - 9teienieeu, bic
beuttde Sunotperfer. Irbeiter uno 9tenit6uten
5I' bcfhdftigen ipiinfhen, iuoueu ftb perf0nIi6
ooer in frnniirien griefen an ben Iacnteu Der
Sefenf6aft, 3ohann .. 0ieber, Rr. 2t9, Sho.
SHafpsStrnRc, iuenoeu. iuel6er lnettaeltlih
9Iusfuuft ertbeilen ipiro. Can2S.1O
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@ioberil eebnufe 8iueiftbdiae 8obnbduTer an
SnBsStr1be Ii. 9oniratorsgbcnue. Sir $t275
b1ben Sic bic gilslp1bI inter 5lp6If. Wurmors
3reppe. Slrnace. gaoe5immer: slb5uasfanuI.
GdelidJ bon 9 bis A llbr 8ur @eTtdtienra gcs
6ffnei. Sprebt bot in @r. 1880, Gan. Strake.
(2T4-SS)
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Stcaengein6e.


Gin Bidder fndt StciInne ais 5iucite 6uno.
giud5uira9cn bel 8. 9ncubcraer, 9r. t0tS,
Sios&nlnnts Strafe. (2SS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-14
gerIanst: Tranen nnb @aSden.
@er[anat:

8erldHgt:
Sine erfabrenC luciBe g3drterin fir elm 5rpei
Sabre aitee 6tn6; outer lobH: AefereHSeH ct
foroerIid. ytah5ufraaen in Nr, 1886, gpcit.
Gprtb.9tueHuc. (2s9l
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Seutige SdluBrate
Rrobnften.R

llntenitebenoe Breiie be5ieben iib
nuf ocu engros.S anocl; fiir oen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-14

Sin Wdodel ais aodin uno Die bus 8as
ihen fiir cine tleiuc 5amilic berftebt; 5ipci
Dtaobet. iueroen gebnlten, uuo fcltener 8erfus
nolsgSehiel. JIat6ufrugen in Ir. 2O20, On.
tntu'Elaer, nabe SlOum. strnRe. essay
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-14

iin @erfnuf in Siiggnltimore. unarer3enb al
bcn pra6tboHen r4Sntterfon'8arf.% 9uiurent.
Gtrobe, ode bon Baltimore STRIDE. 8ommti
Suerff uno babt bic sliisiunbI, 9tefe Sdufer
tirb in ieoer Sinfift MODERN. nit Marntor.
Rulis uro sSulistreppe, foipie mooernen Ner,
befferuneer, einihIieBli6 gb8uesfnrdI. leeui
tdeIid unb Sonniugs oil Ort nno STEELE. Be-
umbt Soirntourts aeemIe Wnpeons.
Goiu. Z. 8anngbfr, 9uunnterrebTter,
(t2s-) gr. 2s0S, 6dirntCunt.slbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-14

gtuc quite N66iu in elmer fIeinen 5umiIie
HeterenSen erforoerlib. 9ud5ufrnaeu i'm gr
H. BeFt'8rctDnsstrafc. (2s7-s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-14
Nham Rusnta Nirftnnrnnt.


1924 SfsgaItimorese trabe. = 8immer an
Serren Si bermietben. = Seinfte @etrinfe
uno Beine. .8apsBietus9 raueret"s 8ter.
BerfnnmIunesIofuI yOits2ombarbftr. Srts
rtertu. Bnlis uno Qeibberein". gbei.s3eI.
W2t, Yernpn Ao42-M,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-14

gcrfnnat

Sletne Wtiodlen sum Iriumeu bon Gnocn
bon Wlnnihetten ,ySoiftbanos" uno anopfl5s
3er1. Santliags bulber 5eiertne lpdbreno oe5
Rr. 1O5, Hurbs 9 ibrrtn. Strahc. C2S5-9D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-14

Gin oeutfbeo Wldohcu fir uuaemcinc SduS
arbett; gutter Gobn; tetn gguihcn uro RilacIIr
Nadl6uiraaen In Hr. 2414, 9iuOe n s9lUenue.
t2SS-g0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-14

H1ufItS BnHg WtHhufnHfI
por1baros uno g.. StraBe, Sigblnnototpn.
Sic feiniten @etr1nfte aner strt. - Bous
ftdnbie 1er eingerthiet. Gin getu6 nler
rteiner Sreurbe uno beS RnbltfunnS tm
augemetren ftetS fuiufomneft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-14

@euu Shr @clo notbia babt, iueubrt endl
an mid. 0arleben uuf SuIdre, WlDbeln ooer
@runoeieentbnm acknowledgement. aeine 2eibs
Observation-Disclosures Mr. aremcr, 0r. 100,
Ruro'gacaaetruRe, I. 5Ilr, Guunbrb BliIoing.
(gprtlt5-)
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-10
SILVER WEDDING CELEBRATION
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lenzs Entertain
Large Party.

Large EHLty'
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert LeDzs enter
tanned about 1876 guests most enjoy
ably at A. o. U. W. halllas Thursday
in honor Of their silver wedding
anniversary. The party included 70
from Junction City, ten from Enter
prise and several from Salina' a
ibountiful supper was served at =
O'Clock and afterward came music.
dancing and a most delightful time
until an early hour this morning.
The host and hostess in addition to
being showered with good wishes and
congratulations were the recipients
Of q magnificent array Of silver that
testified to the esteem Of .heir friends.
The Junction City guests presented
q splendid silver water set, suitably
engraved, Mayor W. Fl. Thompson
making the presentation address.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lsnzs have host OF
friends who rejoice with them in this
anniversary and wish for them long
years Of happiness.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-10
Shifting Soil.

Real Estate Transfers Reported BY Maxim
a Middleton. Abstracters.
lea Goosey to W Matteson s II
1l-l6 8 Henquent's sub div, s4OO.
j L Jones to G Cline net 4 1873, $500
JH Wood to s G Lyon 1t So 4 9th 81
9th st Solomon, $50.
J A Sterling to Melissa Il Springer
und is NV 1862 pit sw So ID Q
| $1,000.
i n E Ackers to J J Rush lite 85 So 81
| So 80 40 be 20 Q Abilene Town Co
ad, $50.
J W Creech to Mary u Kingsbury Its
| 68 bk l89 Creech I'D Herington,
$l10.
A G Anderson to g O Little 8 90 IT It
l40 142 LA " 3D. Of Lebold's End
ad. go.
J Riffel to Mary Longhofer NJ nwi
20.144, 81.
Same to J Longhoffer 81 nw} 20.l4'4,
$1,000.
H Snyder to Sadie Morgan 40 II
It's Hills ad Herington, $1,000.
JK Wright to 3 ? Dalbon net 1884.
$4,000.
Sarah Ann France to G France 81
swt 1922, 81.
| Swisher to Martha e Swisher 140x100
# In net Pills 2, $50.
d Straus to F T Linden Its l 2 8 bk
IS Growers ad Hope, $40.
Same to same Its 8 8 bk IA Growers
Hope, $40.
County clerk to Margaret D B ne Its
456 Highland ad Abilene. $2.S7.
Same to M Blue 1t 10 bk 5 Highland
ad Abilene, t1.80.
G A Gould to H A Backhus nj nvi
of net 1915 s, $4,000.
G Ingram to @ G Davis Its z 8 bk IS
Abilene proper, 1856.
z McShea to W Elliott Its 8 10 bk 6
Chapman, sl26.
W T Harris to J G Weckel nwt 1851,
$500.
P h Gfellsr to Edith L Grigg. t42S.6 So.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-10

One Of the most remarkable cases
Of cold, deep-seated on the lungs,
causing pneumonia, is that Of Mrs.
Gertrude E. Fenner, Marion, Ind,
who was entirely cured by the use Of
One Minute Cough Cure. She says;
"The coughing and straining SO weak
sned me that ran down In weight
from l4S to 90 pounds. tried Q
number OF remedies to no avail until
l used One Minute Cough Cure. Four
bottles Of this wonderful remedy
cured me entirely Of the cough.
strengthened my lungs and restored
me to my normal weight, health, and
strength" Sold by Townsend, the
druggist, corner Srd and Broadway
streets.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-10
SAM SPRINGS At ST. LOUIS.
B. I. Woods Will Exhibit Abilsne's
Famous Water at Fair.

Sand Springs water will be a par
Of the government exhibit in the min
ing building at the Worlds Fair. r
I. Woods will make display from
his bottling works Of the water, both
natural and carbonated. II will be
put up in his bottles with the famous
Sand Springs label and will be tine
advertisement for the sparkling and
pure liquid. This arrangement made
by the government is:
1.-The exhibit will occupy the shelves
OF one and half sides Of the court,
the composition Of the various spring
waters will be indicated, In accordance
with their analyses. The exact pro.
portions Of their classifying in
gradients will be shown In glass tube
like bottles, which will be grouped In
each case around the gallon jar OF
water which will he the unit or copy
Of the analysis Of the water shown.
This collection will be arranged &C.
cording to the classification which
will bring together into groups by
themselves the alkaline waters, the
alkaline-Saline waters, and the acid
waters respectively"
Photographs OF the spring are also
to be shown.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-10

Disturbances Of strikers are NOT
nearly as grave as an individual dis.
order Of the system. 0verwork, loss
Of sleep, nervous tension will be fol-
lowed by utter collapse, unless q re-
liable remedy is Immediately en-
ployed. There's nothing 90 efficient
to cure disorders OF the Liver or
Kidneys as Electric Bitters. It's b
wonderful tonic, and effective nervine
end the greatest all around medicine
for run down systems. 1t dispels
Nervousness, Rheumatism and Neu-
ralzis and expels Malaria germs
Only 300 and satisfaction guaran teed
BY j. M. Gleissner, Druggist.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-10
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City Eigh SCHOOL,

The debate in Fridays program wsi
"Resolved that ola Maids should be
taxed" The affirmative side Of the
debate won, although part OF the
judges were girls. 1t was q good de-
bate and showed much work.
Myrtle Thayer played the marches
this week.
The sophomores were given final
test in algebra today. They begin
geometry Monday.
Mira. T. H. Malott, Misses Dollie
Campbell, May Curry and Alice Sterl
we're visitors this morning.
Harry Mustard, Edith Anderson
and Stella Lee are on the sick list.
The sophomores are now studying
American literature.
Lena Shearer returned to school
this week after several days illness.
Emily Swick is quite i'll.
Ths H. S. Athletic association held
a special meeting TO arrange for the
baseball season. The new officers
are: Pres. Robert Snider; vice Pres,
Earl Biegler; Sec. and Treas, Everett
Shockey; Manager, Principal; Capt.
Clarence Waripg A series of good
games is expected.
Miss Campbell favored the students
With an Instrumental solo which was
greatly appreciated.
The first draft OF the Senior oratiors
is due today.
The students whose names we're on
The honor roll, took their half holiday
this week.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-10
For tn. Old Ladies' Rest,

Miss Minnie G. Dunkins OF Leaven-
worth is 10 the city 10 the interest Of
the Old Ladies' Rest OF that place
The new building for which Mrs. VIM.
Small gave $4,000 is completed and
will be dedicated NEXT Easter. while
the state makes q small appropriation
it is not enough to carry on the work
and the institution is supported by pub.
lie donations.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-10
Tragedy Averted.

"Just In the nick OF time our little
boy was saved" writes Mrs. W. Wat
kins Of Pleasant City, Ohio. "Pneu-
monia had played sad havoc with him
and terrible cough set in besides.
Doctors treated him, but be grew
worse every day. At length we tried
DR.. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption and our darling was saved
He now sound and we'll" Every.
body ought to know, it's the only sure
cure for Coughs. Colds and all Lung
diseases. Guaranteed BY J. M.
Gleissner, Druggist. Price SOC and
1I.00. Trial bottles free.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-10
Happy, Healthy Children.

Any child can take Little Early
Risers with perfect safety. They are
harmless, never gripe or sicken, and
yet they arc 90 certain In results that
robust constitutions requiring drastic
means sre never disappointed. They
cannot fail to perform their mission
and every one who uses DeWitt's Lit
tie Early Risers prefer them to all
other pills. They cure hiliousness.
Sold by Townsend, the druggist, cor
ner Srd and Broad way streets.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-10

Judges and Clerks Of Election Named
BY Mayor.

49, ~ ~JSS
The city council met 10 regular
session last Fridsy. Those present
Acting Mayor H. L. Humphrey. At
torney Young, Acting City Clerl
Hutchison, Councilmen Sterl, Messen'
ger, Lightuer, Elwiok and Landes.
The reports Of the cemetery sexton
and police judge we're read and
ordered placed on file.
The usual bills were allowed.
The following sidewalks Of the
second.class were ordered: north side
OF lots 5. 4, 8, 6. z and 8 In block 5,
in original town. The following
twelve foot sidewalks were ordered:
west side Of lots and II on Broad
way street in Augustine q Lebold's
subdivision and on west side OF lot 4,
Cedar street. Bonebrske's sub d.
vision to Abilene, Kansas.
II was ordered that the city attor.
ney make an exhaustive index to city
ordinances.
The matter Of sprinkling streets
was referred to the street and alley
committee.
It was ordered by athe street and
alley committee that Geo. Kirk be
notified to move his stable of the al.
ley.
The following judges and clerks
were appointed to serve at the ensu.
ing election in April:
First ward-Judges, l.. Lipps, J. O. Light
ner. M Hoffman, clerks, F, M. worley, =.
Allison.
Second ward-Judges, Geo. swick, T. O. |
Maley, John Weickle; clerks, 8, Shearer. j.
e. Keel.
Third ward-Judges. Ed Kline, ST., J. ". |
Farley, II. O. Fritz; clerks, M. K. Jolley, L.
Duckwall.
Fourth Ward-Judges, L. D. Minner. 7. NJ.
Langston. M. Stoves; clerks. ]. r. Edwards,
W. W, Herr.
Attached territory-Judges, Geo. Hunton,
n. Dyer, Henry Snyder; clerk, P. B. Ross.
Council adjourned.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-10
80 sweet and Pleasing in Tastel

Mrs, C. Peterson, 626 Lake ST., To-
,peka, Kas., speaking Of Billiards. Hore-
hound Syrup, says: ut hes never
failed to give entire satisfaction, and
Of all cough remedies. IL is my favor
tie, and [ must coniess 10 my many
friends that It will do, and has done,
what is claimed for tito speedily
cure a cough or . cold; and It Is so
swest and 80 pleasing In taste" 2bc,
500 and ei.0O bottle ct Q. B. North
craft q Cos. and Chas. 2. Townsend's.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-10
FORMER AbrLEKR WOMAN.
Mrs.. Margaret strubls Surprised
Kansas Csty People.

Mrs. Margaret Struble, formerly
OF Abilene did az almost unpre'
cedented thing at Kansas City Thars-
day. She took out naturalization pa
pers and became q citizen Of tie
United states. Mrs. Struble was born
in Ottawa. Canada. and as sbs wished
to take some Of the federal civil SER
vice examinations 1t was found neces-
sary to renounce allegiance to her
former king, Edward. She was given
her first papersin Colorado. 1t 10 a
rare thing for q woman to take out
naturalization papers and the person
who made up the naturalization
blanks for jackson county evidently
had no thought that a woman would
ever apply, for the masculine gender
is used, in type, probably score Of
times. making it necessary to scratch
"his" and write in ''her" that many
times.
Mrs. Struble Is the Oldest daughter
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Kaapcke, Of
Salina. Her husband, now deceased,
was formerly In business WITH a. N.
the publishing business in
salina and for two years ran the old
Monitor in this city.