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The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-29

FOR SALE. $500 00-$50.00 cash and $l0 per month will buy either of two new Broom houses, well. fence, etc. two blocks north of Wauhoma station, East Lake car line; a good chance for good colored man to get a home.
 S3500-7 acres with Groom house that cost s16O0 and broom house that cost $l00 near Cleveland station, West End, this could be divided itno two places, giving about 31s acres to each. s325o-Cottage in Richmond place, rooms, bath, electric lights. stone sidewalks, etc. certainly a comfortable home for some one.
 s. E. THOMPSON,
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED 7 Position by experienced young man. Good education. Address L., 1000 Rokeby St. Nashville, Tenn.
 h-29-2t
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FOR SALE.

Residence,c orner 18th avenue and 2Oth street, south. Residence corner 14th ave- nue and Fist street, south. For price and terms see
 BROWN BROS. & CO, First National Bank Building, Bell phone 394
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FOR RENT-Modern Broom residence, 1912 Avenue J; possession June l; house and location very desirable. Apply on
 nremises or to w. B. Leedy & Co.,, 112 North Fist. o-zi-ot
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FOR RENT-Lovely fiat, four rooms, newly papered electric lights, cabinet mautels Elegant furnished room. Two new brick cottages, modern improve ments. rents reasonable. 1909 Seventh avenue north.
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6. E. THOMPSON, Phone A. 223 Hst Street


 BARGAINS FOR SALE. $1S00. .0O-Nice new cottage, both hot and cold water, pantry, etc. $5OO0O cash will do. Balance monthly. $500. .O0-New and up-to-date S-room cot tage, one block car line. $5O0.00. Bal ance monthly. s140O OO-50x19O it, rooms. 13 per cent in- vestment Can be made 20 per cent by a little improvement S45O 00-1041ax104la. 4 rooms, 10 per cent on s72O0O. Big bargains, must go quick. Some fine bargains on South Highlands. S5O00. .O0-2-story S-room house on Alabama. S275o.00-1 story cottage, bath, pantry etc., Wheeless and others at Richmond place. One of the finest residences on the mar ket, Highland ave. S4250. .00-2-story new and up-to-date ele- gant home. $4000. .O0-B Beautiful cottage on 18th st. Close to car line. Fine neighborhood S11 GOO 00--100X140 ft. Cheapest business corner on 2nd ave 5,OO0.0O-150x140 it. Fine business corner on 3rd ave.
 List your flor sale" and flor rent property with us.
 J. D. CROSTHWAiT & CO.,,
 let at ptr
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AGENTS wanted-New automatic bur glar alarm doors. windows, cash draw CTS stables henneries; absolute protec- ton; best device made; put on in jiffy; retails 50c: save time by sending 25c for outfit quick. Ramona Co.,, l Madison ave-, New York
 h-l-ht-snn
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FOR RENT-1. or large unfurnished. connecting front rooms. with hall. wa ter and bath. for light housekeeping. Very cheap. 2231 4th avenue.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENTAL attractive cottage, furn- ished, desirable part of South High
 lands Only 5000 per month until Oct.
 1st. Jemison Real Estate and Insurance Co, 223-4-5-6 First National Bank Building. 5-8-2t
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FOR RENT-Handsomely furnished cor ner house. 1400 South 18th street, South
 Highlands. Apply on premises. 6-2I-3t
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FOR RENT-Part of nicely furnished house in desirable neighborhood. Ap- ply 25O9 9th avenue. north. FOR RENT . Comfortably furnished house, entirely screened; from June l to October l. Apply on premises, l1ol 14th avenue south
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FOR RENT-one small front room, fur- nlshed. Terms moderate. Apply 1925 1lth Ave, s. Peoples phone 264.
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FOR RENT-Two large, beautiful rooms,
 use of bath and reception hall and
 kitchen Cheap to right parties. 2236 18th avenue, north. 5-2S-2t
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wANTED-To borrow s3Oo on suburban property Lot 100 by 40. Five-room house. Good condition. Address B. E. N care Age-Herald.
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$ per cent bonds per cent-I offer at par and accrued interest collateral trust bonds secured by mortgage and other gilt edge securities. Interest payable quarterly. Write for details. J R. Freuler, 102 Wisconsin St, Milwaukee, XNia
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WANTED-50 male cooks, 50 house girls, railroad construction work good salary, cash pay weekly no order or store. Ap- ply Monday morning, May 30, at 7;S0 o'clock, POI 9th ave, north.
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FOR RENT-Neatly furnished room, mod
 ern brick residence. 1911 Park avenue.
 Peoples telephone S39. 5-6-tf
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ANNIVERSARIES: $o a week or more can be earned by active, intelligent solic- itors for the Health and Accident De- & partment of one of the best fraternal societies In the land Over million s dollars paid in benfits. Previous eX- perience not absolutely necessary. Ad- F dress. giving age and references, Amer innr Child Richmond. Va.
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WANTED-To know if you will distribute advertising matter; reliable speciality
 company; $15 weekly and all expenses.
 Triumph Co, Dallas, Tex. 5-S-10t-su
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to learn barber trade
 Our catalogue explains how we teach it quickly Mailed free. Moler Barber College. New Orleans, La. 5-&-1m
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

100 LOTS FREE-Applicants sending stamp will receive deed of lot, size 25x
 100 feet. Suburb N. Y. 20th Century Realty Co.,. Wall st. N. Y. 4-17-7t-su SODA WATER pays large profits; foun- tains from $65 up. on easy monthly pay ments; little cash required catalogue of great bargains free do not delay or you may be too late; soda water tanks repaired. Robert M. Green & Sons, Phil
 adelphia, Pa. 4-17-St-su
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1AGENTS-Big profits; quick sales. Don't accept an agency until you get my
 free samples and liberal offer. T. NJ.
 Savman. 2100 to PHO Franklin Ave, St.
 Louis Mo. 5-@-4t-suh
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DETECTIVES-Ever locality. good sal- ary; experience unnecessary. Pinker- ton r. S. Detective Agency, Milwaukee, Wis.
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FOR RENT. S17.5O each--Two new four-room cottages. Bath and sanitary. Splendid little homes. Corner Avenue F and 30th st. $25.00-6-room cottage. Bath electric lights, etc. 2517 sth ave, north.
 FOR SALE. $4500-A splendid S-room residence on South 14th st. near 11th ave; furnace heat and all modern improvements A splendid place.
 THOMPSON REALTY CO.,, Fire Insurance, Rentals. Loans. Bell Phone 553. Title Guaranty Bldg.
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WANTED-Experience advertising solic- itor, large publication. Only men of ability accustomed to approach large manufacturers and concerns apply. State references and previous employment. 20 N Commercial. St. Louis Mo.
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WE START you selling diamonds; don't fail getting our liberal offer; 8 daily sure Carbon Diamond Co, Syracuse \. Y Mention paper.
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WANTED--At once experienced none other need apply) bookkeeper, either man or woman. Apply in own hand writing, stating age and last experience. Address M. s. S., care Age-Herald.
 ANTED-Collector at once. Call at 3l2h
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FOR RENT-Rooms for housekeeping, de- lightful summer location. 1900 9th ave- me.
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WANTED-2 lady bookSepers, cashier, collectors ? head statesmen, city salesmen. salesladies. chorus girls. Mutual Employment Bureau, 19091a 1st ave.
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WANTED--A thorough and frst-elass gin right. Write or apply to B. J. Robinson, G. and M. Works, Vicksburg, Miss. 5-29-4t
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AGENTS-s5O0 per month made by selling Stransky's patent for making smoke less gun powder at 10 cents per pound particulars free. J. A. Stransky, Box oCo pulSwana g. Dak
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FOR sALE-No. 1921 Avenue D; 50x140; improved; 5000 w. B. Beedy < Co. 6oT-Tt
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WANTED-Showcase salesman on com mission throughout the United States; makes good s'de line; write with refer ences experience etc The Reid Mfg.
 Co, Detroit. Mich. o-22-2t-su
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kl2 A WEEK for one $2 order day; the largest American Trade Journal of its class wants more subscribers; will pay solicitor SIP weekly cash for one new S subscriber a day; $24 weekly for two day and $S6 weekly for three day. White Grocery World" Philadelphia, Da
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CHANGE of lifetime to one man only in each state with a few hundred dol lars and references: monopoly of legit- innate business; enormous profits; with out risk; highest indorsements. Hull, 154 East 23d street. New York.
 {. IVANTED-Goo live men to sell Singer Sewing machines in Birmingham and adiacent counties. Hustlers can earn from s25.o0 to 5000 per week. Apply or address The Singer Mfg. Co., 907 N. 2Oth
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WANTED-Co Collector. one with experience in instalment business One with wheel preferred Apply of Anchor Sup ply O., POS N. 22ndsst.
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FOR sALE-A pair of beautiful water
 spaniel pups; months old. Apply 1907 8. 18th ave. 5-21-t
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CIRCULAR and sample distributors wanted everywhere no canvasing;
 good pay Cooperative Adv. Co, N. Y.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-04-21
DETROIT.

Miss Lillian Marsh went to Solomon
to keep house for brother.
Rev. O. D. Nichols is improving
slowly.
Harry Knox is building an addition
to his house.
Misses Nina Nicho.s and Erma Fry
of Abilene, Mrs. Tilton and daughter,
Miss Maude Of Buckeye were guests
of C. c. Tilton and family Sunday.
The Up. G. u. gave a pink tea
social at the school house Wednesday
evening, receipts S..
Mrs. Tena Engle continues about
the same as the past two weeks.
The schools will have their closing
exercises Friday evening at 1880.
Mrs. Callie Bolton who has been
quite i'll for some time at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. Rugh,
has recovered sufficiently to be taken
to her home north Of town.
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MOONLIGHT.

Mrs. Jesse Sheets left Thursday fol
Topeka where she was called to thu
bedside of brother who is danger
ously ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Brandt were
here from Detroit Sunday.
A large crowd from here attended
baptismal services at Sutpben Sun.
day.
Hoffman Engle spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends at Newbern.
Abram Hostetter was up from Hope
on business Thur sday of last week.
Rev. VIM. Page and family visited
at D. H. hbill's Sunday afternoon.
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COUNTY REFLECTIONS
HERINGT0N.
NJ SPECIAL RryLyoroR CORRESPONDENTS.

George Jenkins and Molly Stfin
we're married Sunday evening at 6
O'Clock, Rev. W. NJ. cleveland Off
ciating.
A small house belonging to M. d.
Herington was destroyed by fire Mon
day night.
Rev. James A. Palmer has resigned
the pastorate Of the Baptist church
here on account Of poor health. He
will 60 to Tennessee.
The Masons are moving their lodge
into the Grand Army hall.
There are a couple Of law suits pend
before Judge Crazy that have brought
Judge Hurd and Col. E. G. Little
down here. A law suit is an unusual
thing in our city.
j. M. Barnett has resigned as trav-
cling fireman and is firing and 4 on
the southwest.>
H. G. Stenger is contemplating o
trip to Hot Springs. We have quite
q colony down there.
The Knights Of Pythias held a big
meeting Monday evening. Five ap'
plications for membership were re-
ceivsd. Afterwards a banquet was
held in Geo. W. Krause's restaurant.
Toasts were responded to by A. L.
Coffey and F. M. McHale.
The pupils Of the 9th and 9th
grades OF the Mckinley school held a
reception for their teacher, Miss Marie
Dunkin, last Friday evening in the
school room. Games were played,
weresserved and an en-
joyable evening was spent.
The W. G. T. U. held a public
meeting Sunday afternoon in the
Methodist church. The meeting was
, dressed by Rev. o. M. Bowman and
Prof. Cooke.
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TALMAGE.

Corn planting has commenced.
R. L. Cooley is home from Kansas
City where he has been having
special boiler built for threshing.
A new iron bridge is being built or
the Vert johnson road. l. Atnip Of
Acme has charge Of the work.
An enthusiastic school meeting Of
three districts was held at the Laney
school house last Friday evening.
Another will be held soon. Watch
the REFLECTOR for date.
The telephones are in along the
new line. The first man up each
morning calls on the rest.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-04-21
HOLLAND.

While working with q sick horse
one day last week s. M. Hall received
. kick that severely bruised his leg.
Yves. Frazle received . kick from the
same horse. He 10 short FIVE front
teeth. The horse died.
John Hunt and Harry Clark are
working for Glenn Bell.
N. B. Robson WAS . Holland visitor
Monday.
The telephone company is growing.
A line from the west was organized
Monday night.
C. H. Carrier Of Mcpherson visited
Of Z. r. Deardorf's over Sunday re-
turning Tuesday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-04-21
PEARL

Mrs. John Taylor 81 Abilene. ID
visiting with friends here.
Cora and Ira Taylor spent few
days visiting their brother near Long
ford.
Miss Rosa Fielder Of Abilene spen,
Sunday with her parents.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. John
ston, a girl.
Miss Mabel Earle Of Rinehart Is
spending few weeks with her aunt,
Mrs. T. E. Taylor.
H. s. Keller and family Of Rinehari
visited friends in this locality last
Sunday.
The play given by the Rebekah
lodge Of Enterprise in the Pearl hall
was we'll attended. The play was
much appreciated and showed the
interest Of all.
Ohio Cultivators-Minick & Tay-
lorui
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UNION VALLEY.

Geo. Hill contemplates building o
barn and is busy hauling rock
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Davidson, q boy.
Fred Aultman put up new WIND
mill last week.
The; Misses Pitts were pleasant
callers in this vicinity Sunday.
Mr.. Anderson attended the lecture
in Hope Sunday evening.
The Misses Morgan and Mccormick
visited at Mr.. Gribben's Sunday.
Mrs. Hatfield is on the sick list but
is improving.
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NEWBERN.

The meeting at Eureka was well
attended Sunday.
U. M. Hike Of Council Grove was
visiting in this vicinity Sunday.
The sale Of d. Stoddard's was well
attended last week and everything
sold we'll.
A good many of the farmers in
Newbern will have telephones in their
houses before long.
Miss Ada Engle and Sadie Hoffman
returned home from Pennsylvania
last week where they have been visit
ing relatives and friends.
Mrs. Philip visited Mrs. Theo'
Davis last week.
Mr.. Peckover is busy listing corn
this week.
Ruth and Rob Stice visited at Mr..
Haulton's Sunday.
Clyde SINNERS visited Frank Golden
Sunday.
Rov. j. R. Zook preached to large
crowd Sunday evening at Newbern.
Several have desired to lead different
lives SO far. The meeting will be
continued the following week.
John Eshelman is sporting a new
buggy and harness.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Neib Of Solomon
visited her folks, Mr.. and Mrs. Graves,
Sunday.
Miss Vera Paul visited Miss Rosa
Plummer Sunday.
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CHAPMAN.

Frank Grain OF Ellis was called
home Monday by the sickness of bis
father.
Mrs. j. M. Clifford has been having
q very sore hand, caused by a rusty
nail. She is improving slowly.
Mrs. W. H. Harris and daughter
Wayne we're shopping in Topeka
Tuesday.
Ed Arnold was in Kansas City on
Monday.
VIM. Fenstermacher and Mott Hoag
spent Sunday with friends in Abilene.
l.. L. Grain has been very sick for
a week. He is improving slowly.
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SOLOMON.

A. j. Green and family who moved
to California from here last fall are
back to Solomon to live.
MIR. Kenehl, living eleven mics
north Of town, was kicked in the side
by horse a few days ago and his
condition now is quite critical. A
consultation OF doctors was held Mon
day afternoon.
The funeral of Lyman Field was at
tended by large number Of friends
Saturday.
Mrs. F. l. Carter and children Of
Salt Lake, Utah, came Saturday and
are still at the home OF her father, the
late Lyman Field.
The funeral Of Pernel Mccullough
was very large, many attending from
Abilene and other points.
There are several cases OF measles
in town, but OF mild form.
Hon. W. T. Harris went to Chicago.
Rev. Parch Of Shanghai, China, lee.
tured in the Presbyterian church
Sunday evening.
H. T. Anderson Of Kansas City
spent Sunday in town.
Walter Grogger is quite i'll with
stomach troubls.
Some Of the potato tops were killed
by frost Saturday but it is hoped the
fruit was not injured.
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Advertised Letters.

The following Is the list Of I'M
claimed letters remaining In the Abb
lene postofice for the week ending
April IS, 1904. Have your mail ad-
dressed to your box number and II
will be promptly delivered:
oKNTLKMKN's LIST.
Bearce, CT Brown, OR
BFunson, soseph o. Cunningham, s L
Hiner, william II Johns, w
KniFht, Al Mathews Walter o.
Warner, Guy rudolph, A
LADIES LET.
Hoover, Edith McLanahan Sue
Minner, Mrs N
One cent win be charged for all 3D.
verified letters.
Persons calling for the above will
please say ''advsTtisedH giving date.
RIcRAKD WATme, p. n.
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ACME

j. II. Waddle and wife spent Sun
dap afternoon at W. A. Rees.'
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham and little
boy OF Pennsylvania were the guests
OF John Engle's part Of last week.
They went to Abilene Monday to
visit other friends.
A number from here attended SER
vices at Newbern Sunday.
VIM. Robson and family spent Sun
day at Mr.. Kinney's.
Mrs. H. Emig and>baby visited here
last Tuesday.
The new house at Acme occupied
bv Jake Musser and family has been
improved by a fine coat Of paint.
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New Ph0nea.

wow \ hVuUU'
306-The Racket, Duckwall's store.
23s-A. l.. VanOstrand, Bagley
Green house.
364-C. o. Musser, residence.
ESQ.,. W. Rumold.
6S7-F. G. Slaybaugh.
68S-Iay Ball.
69O-E. Hoyt.
691-Mrs. Z. J. Winsler.
692-E. H. Martin, Sam Grove.
693-A. o. Zook.
694-N. E. Zook.
696-Mrs. L. Zook.
1916. Chase.
796-Ed Emlet.
797-L. A. johnson.
798-J. Miller.
799-F. Chase.
Subscribers please cut out this list
and paste in your directories, SO that.
1t may be kept up to date.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-04-21

Salesman wanted to sell fret class
nursery stock. Good salaries paid.
Stock guaranteed true to name as
labeled. Our prices are reasonable,
stock OF the best. Write for terms to
G. L. Knight, Lawrence, Kas. 32.3mo*
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Money Talks-Time Is Money.

Therefore do not waste any time.
PRENDERGAST is too busy to come
out to see you and tell you all about
what you want this season. Make up
your mind now, then come in and
see PRENDERGAST.
He will save you time and money.
Do not give an order for any kind of
machinery until you see PRENDER-
CAST.
PRENDERGAST'S machines do the
work right.
PRENDERGAST sells groceries too
and pays the highest market price for
produce of all kinds
Say! PRENDERGAST sells buggies
too. 3l-z
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BOND CASE WAITS.
Judge Polluckr Takss It Under Ad
yissmsnt.

City Attorney Young yesterday
argued in federal court ct Topeka the
city bond case which has long been
in the courts. Judge Pollock took
the case under advissment and will
hand down q decision later. The
suit involves about $4,000, being on
coupons and bonds Of the old gas bond
issue. The city won . case brought
on . coupon some year, ago. The
contention Of the cityt attorneys Is
that the decision In that Instance set
lied the validity Of the whole issue
md that the city Is not responsible
lor the debt.
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Public Sale Of shorthorn Bulls.

On Friday, April 20, at Hope, Kan
sas, will be held a com bination sale
Of 20 Shorthorn bulls from The herds
OF H. r. Little, Geo. Channon, M. G.
Hemenway and s. H. Lenhert. The
bulls are Of the best strains and will
make good breeders. The sale COM
mences at 1880 p. m.
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g. ~ 1.zz.z III III Sh M ~ ~ ~ az =;
! County High Schoel.

~ w "a " zvS zi;z lSSS TX " Z;z " z;4zS
Mid term examinations are requir-
ing the students time at present.
Mr.. Grain, the janitor, is i'll with
pneumonia.
Owing to i'll health Prof. Cramer
has resigned his place as teacher. Mr..
Cramer has won the good will Of all
the students as we'll rs the town
folks.
Jesse Scripter is on the sick list.
Measles and pink eye are very
fashionable.
The faculty had their pictures
taken this week.
The ball game between Chapman
high school and St. John's Academy
teams was played at Chapman Satur-
day. The high school team won with
a score Of 2S4. The high school boys
played Detroit Monday by score Of
II to7. Come again boys.
Rev. Husband led devotional exer-
cises one day last week.
Owing to the illness of Mr.. Grain
the reception to have been given by the
seniors to the juniors and sophomores
was postponed.
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Millet Seed for Sale.

Nice, we'll cleaned seed, from my
home farm 4 mile north Of Acme. E..
s. Engle, Vine street, Alb lene, Kan
sas. 1924
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-04-21

Every man and boy in Dickinson
county should have q new hat. The
Racket will close out their entire line
Of 76c each.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-04-21

Don't waste time with that old
lister. Buy new Sattley Improved
at Minick g. Taylor's.
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Local xArkafa.


Prices for creamery butter 81 points
named for Week ending today. Dickipnon
county Price ~ cent? len than New York
4 esnts lee than OhieAgo.l
KAEAAa onT-FAney separator nc, dsiEy
fancy he
oE1ol0o-orsHssEJ u . &c; . dairy ~
enc
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Former Abilene woman's Scare.

A letter TO the REFLECTOR from
Chicago under date of April Is says;
yesterday afternoon at 2. fire broke
out In the residence district opposite
the Beale school at 6lSt and Sanga-
mon streets. A higa wind was blow
ing and the weather very dry, thus
giving great activity to the flames.
The two.story frame building at sOS6
Sangamon, the upper story Of which
is occupied by Mrs. M. H. Bert and
family, formerly Of Abilene, had just
begun to blaze 6ercely and would
soon have been destroyed but for the
timely arrival Of several engines,
chemical apparatus, etc. The fire
was soon under control. Mrs. Bert
will have no loss but that caused BY
water and the terror experienced
seeing ones home in flames"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-04-21

Carnival sale Of mems and boys
hats, all styles. worth from 1925 to
$2.75. We will close out our entire
line during the carnival April 1921
2S at the ridiculously low price Of Toe
each. Come aud get your choice.
The Racket. s&M&,
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DONEGAL.

Mary Shepherd is on the sick list.
J. l. Long is again in our COM
munity.
Miss Anna Blagg visited Miss Addie
Engle Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Wingerd visited
at A. Dayhoff's Sunday.
Several from this place are attend
ing series of meetings held at the
Newbern church.
Mrs. j. G. Engle visited Mrs. NJ. A.
Stauffer Saturday.