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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-09-30
GEO. L. PENDLETON. Attorney.
ORDR NISI.

HESTER A. WAKEFIELD, ct al VS.. MARTHA
BAHRAUD. eft al,
la the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County
No. 2647 Equity.
ORDERED, this 10th day of September, nine
teen hundred and four, That the sale OF the pro-
perty mentioned in these proceedings. made and
reported by George l. PendletOn, Trustee, be
ratified aud confirmed unless cause to the con-
trary thereof be shown on or before the
10th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1904.
Provided copy of this order be inserted IN
some newspaper published in Anne Arundel
County, once in each ofthree successive weeks
before the Goth day OF October, 1904.
Tho report states the amount OF the sale to be
$4,000.
GEO. WILLS, Clerk.
$40 GRO. WILLS. Clork.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-09-30

Won't somebody please wake up the
Navy League.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-09-30

Eastward. Nv. Uatnden. Lv. at. Roy
Sleeper..... f3.5l A. Al. #5b3 A. A.
Sleeper aud Diner '7.55 A. Al. A to.UU a. A. &
Buiet iarlOi eX...... 1860 A. A. ft.54 A. a.
fari0r, Diner -. $500 A. "A. 500 a. Al. c
farIor, Diner OK. ~. 80 A. NJ. tlI.5l A. Al.
ParlOr, Diner...... *l.5J 4. "A. fIJg o.. a.
"iOyal Limited Exclusive PULLMAN Train, b
Tot Smoker, Parof, Observation ana Dlul
ars..-...,...........*J.4o 4. "A. IS 500 H. 49,
Coaches, Phila. ex. tl.03 |. N. t5.UUf. A.
PariOr, Diner...... 800 4. "A. t6.Uj 4. Al. u
Coaches 10 Ihila.. Fy.O0 A.. Al. tg.05 4. NJ. &
Sleepcrs........... Fl2.5y A. Al. +I2.4I A. Al. &
Local Sleepers lOr New York ready f0r oCC
pancy In at. Royal station at 40 A.. "a.
A, Tor Atlantic CITY weekdays, -, for Atlauti
City daily. All tralus stop At Wilmington, ~
stops III Chester.
Lv. Camden. Lv. Mt. Roy,
Philadelphia Accom-. 1910 a. 81. fo.lU a.
philadelphia hXpross.... t2,JO 4. NJ. t2a5 T..
Philadelphia 14.oJ T. Al. 1000 .
slngerly Acoomo......, 1915 T.. n. f5.2O 4.
Philadelphia ACCOM-. s6.lp T.. Al. sO.lj 4.
Ticket Offices N. w. Cor. Charles and sarato
ga Streets, "a. Al. Z. A. Bldg 90 .. BrOadW
at. Royal station or Camden station.
u. B.MABiIN, Mgr. Pass. Traffic.
4. w. BASSETr. Gen. Pass. Agenl.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-09-30
NO TIC e
TO
CONSUMERS OF WATER

BY reason of breaks in two the Dams
at the Water Works, occasioned by the
unprecedented downpour of rain during
the night, our Storage Supply of Water.
save in the Reservoirs, is lost. 1t is
therefore absolutely imperative, that all
consumers should exercise the utmost
care in the use of water, by either an
extravagant consumption or waste OF the
same.
HARRY ]. HOPKINS.
SIS President Annapolis Water Co.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-09-30
A A Il ID.
To the Public OF Annapolis and
Anne Arundel County.

ANNAPOLIS, ND, Sept. 9th, 1903.
The undersigned respectfully call the atten-
ton OF the public of Annapolis and Anne Arun-
del County TO the fact that they will attend
promptly to all business entrusted TO them as
Auctioneers, either in the city or county They
have had large experience in this business. and
will be punctnal in attending TO all matters en-
trusted to their case
THOMAS BASIL n co.
Please address 115 Cathedral Street, Annapolis
Maryland. ST
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-09-30

College and elementary courses in all branches
81 musc Unsurpassed advantages Diplomas I;
teachers' certificates, scholarship. Class and
teachers. including Profs- A W Scheuuif
David X Francis. " d. Owzt, Julius Zech
Charles ]. Levin and Marie P. Mclaughlin, etc
Department in ELDCUfIoN. DRAMATIC ART
ard for those studying as an accomplishment.
Catalogue mailed free.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-09-30

AAAiAiiNtArs me- ANolul EtAAihAs ftsuNs
A. N. CamUon station, to.U0, f9.UU a. al, t
noon, t3.OJ, s5.4O ami b.UUe "A
LhAN r. OAMDEN STATION.
For Frederick, tt.a1 A. ~, 500, Sgi5 81
t1uUU A. a., ti.25, f3.OJ and Fu.aU a.. 81.
ror Winchester, ti.aU a. az. t5.UJ and 1850
tor Aagerst0wn, tS.uO "A. Al, ta.ou, tl.uU
FOR hihcou CITY and AT. AIRY. ti.3J, sLlo
n. fl.10, 1850, *O.2U, 500, fll.i5 4. 81.
For Gurus bay, tO.1e A. "A.
For LnTay, az. loyal station. f2.l4 Z. NJ. O.
den station 800 A.. "A
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-09-30

schedule in effect May %. 1904
Trans arrive at and depart from Anna
oils VIA A., w. x Is. X. k, chang
ing cars at Odenton.
TRAINS LEAVE ANNAPOLIS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-21
Waheabermalter fir MRskmsnt=
Tonos b%erlangt.

ueber bas @eia9 BEG Contractors
6enrp Waag I'm grnennung zines
WaHenberpalters fir aIe M%1ebment=
Gonos fir bic WsrbeKernng Der Is.
unb %. Str. in Woro Snoianapolis
iolte seftern Dor Supreme &iAtsr 9ea=
TIERS %berbanoelt tperben.
Ser San puroe ieoo9 auf nddffen
Mittwod beri6oben. Maag mar Sub
contror unter 8eorge 2ebler. usl6er
Den ffdbtii6en Contract fir 8erbeHe-
rung beiber StraBen erbalien bate.
Maaa's Contract mar fir ben Sc.
msnt.S eitenpeg uno er bebauptet. bab
CT fir Material unb Nrbeit nod 1861
gu forhern bat. &ebler bat feinen
Nntbeil an ben MHeBments on ben
Redtsantpalt 2epi q. 9erlan, wslGer
cine Goroerun9 9e9en ibn bate, iiber=
tragen.
Maas wiini4t, oaB elm Wa6enper-
matter ernannt meroe, um Die MHeB=
ments= Gonos, pel9e fi1 auf elmo
$4,000 belaufen, au perpaIten, bis fsir
Nnipru9 be3ablt rporoen 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-21
-0rab.
@ e b n:

Orr. unb Wrs. Srcnf 2infton.
Mdodsn.-Sohn uno Wattie 8reper,
Go %. Warnlanb Str, &nabe. =
Sobn unb 2ouiie 8usenffein, 125
3anias Str, 6nabe. = Souls unit
Nsnes 5oerte. 513 Buchanan Str.
Mdb9en.-Sabi6 uno Minnie Sut9.
infun, 1909 g. Selapare Str, Mdb.
den. - gperett unb Coma Siainaer,
2O71 COOPER Str, Mdoden.-@alte
unb emma 3immer. 2811 q. SlinOis
Str, Wdb9en. = 2lDpo uno gli,
@brifman, 1131 Sopt Npe., &nabe.-
gberett unb 2ate Vamb, 1920 2en'
tuoob Nbe., Mdb9sn.-2sonaro uni
Sulia 8epsrsoorfer, 939 Sing Str.
Mdb9en.-6reo uno Warp Norman,
628 Sremont Ctr, 2nabe. = Sobr
unb Marp Banter, 321 3epitone Mue.,
&nabe. -Sobn 6. uno Sannab Gar.
roll, Salbott Wpe., Mdo1en. = Ort
unb Soa Morris, 1925 Sbeloon Str.
Mdb1en. = CHARLES unb Winni'
8efiris, 813 eugene Str, MGb9en.-
Seize uno Cora 9utbiniOn. 225(
pruit Str, Mdb6sn. = Grant uni
Settle gaG, 626 9ibiiipn Str. &nabe
- 9eonaro unb @enia Smith, Cd
Bates unb Noble Str, &nabe.
@etraut:
Carl u. 8. Noltin9-geiie s. Spe4t
@bas. 6. Parp-Wamie Wortenbef
DITTO pierfon-asnes 6ohe.
SEQ. 6are-Wirtle Wilis.
Nrtbur 6. b. Spredelfon = Stelt
Sreb.
@eo. u. &lob-Seanetta. @ummings
Wi0iam pieree-8eatrice Simotbie.-
@i0iem &uHeQ-pearl Soils.
Sobn 5a3elburf-Pauline Chapman
@sorss %. 5ansler-Sba grOwn.
@alter %. MirOn-5iaie &Oeborbge
@bas. s. 6. Wtasr -Daiip 6. 2euis
SEQ. @. Gauf-Sba s. Seerbies.
Woie SO. 8cnner -gmma :. 8aiIep
O Il o Ben:
Mamie Brpant, 81, 1043 Bed Str
= We0is anoeriOn, 81, 40 Sepfton'
9lpe.-Sobn &nor, 4, 908 %. Darn
lamb Str.-@prena Banner, II, 1872!
81. Delatpare Gtr.-Marp S. Smith
"a, 844 %. pratt Ctr. - German
3ie9emiiner, 70. = Sarab u. Drain
"a, 2711 Niblanb Nbe. = Sduglin!
Wilcor. 2129 9isblano Ioe. Nperl
8. SaBler, Al. 606 Serraeb Npe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-21
NattcnaI WopfeneIt Stga
bon SnOtana.

pOW SuOtQuQ.
Nm Vrettag, oem %. Sep:
tetnber, MbenoS 8 ttbr. tpt6-
ttge WeriamntImn9 tit Der
0ermamta 9aue. 9as aus
aetnetne 9eutiHtbuttt til
freunolt6t etmgelaoen.
S. g. 8teIer, Yrdi.
4beo. g. Wonnegut, SER.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-21
...Oas QYres Bulletin.
Jadets..

3ttiinfden Sic etruas 9lubersewDsnIi4es-
etrpas Neues, etipas fleibiamereS aIS
Elm Tu9 Sadet? Seben Sic bieie bon
Seibe. Bier iinb nnten bei4rieben, aber
anbere ;abIrei@e SHUTTER fino nod pertreten
unb feline spei iinb bon Benz sIei9en 9eifin.
Sin Safsta perSiertes. eeiben sefittertes
Sadet BON fdparsem SAVANNA, nit baIbs
paiienben &iiden .Sf4.75
Gin Sadet boiler 2dn9e BON f9warser
Tofeta, Ianse e9uItern, Ioie SHUTTER, NIT
eiuem MnfIus rotber @arniruns -. $500
Gin 9iten heiettes Sadet bon f6warser
Safeta, iebr elegant in allen G%inseInbeiten
81 ....... $3.50
Gin Taffeta 8luien Sadet, nit Sod
SHUTTER uub ausseitattet nit i9par5en eei'
ben Siben ..S13.75
3abIreide anbere SHUTTER I'M 9reiie rans
sirenb Bis gu $40. 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-21

Sir Snbiana: TbeiIweiie bep0Itt unb
.anbauernb fiibI beute Nbenb uno ant 9ons
%nerftas; tpabri@einli4 Srpft beute Ra4t
i'm c~entralen unb nSr6li9en Tbeile.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-21

@afbtn t o n. RI. Geptbr.

gar "a stuHSsu. .nOsnS 7 usr gOrssus. ~. esptbr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-21

9bermometerifanb.
o69fe Semperatur. ........ " @rab
Hieerisfte Temperatur. ......... 46
@. &. 8Ibtbs
SectionSsO Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-21

- Wie aus Steinou a. b.
Sber eemeIbet mirb, -purben in Ole
i9en unb 3e9elpib prdbitoriids
Mpbnitdtten aus Der 9auitobter Ne@
riobe nnn cine ilanii9e MobnitGtts
nit Mobliteinen. ~bron5enen Mehern,
Nabeln unb 3insen entbedt. Sn 2ois
fen fanb man cine prdbiitorif6s, mobl
spsitauienb Sabre alte giieni6mel5e
unb in 8unersborf aehn prdhiitoriids
@rGber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-21

Mnbretu 6ermannp. gieentbimer
elmer @roeerp in go. 248 Blafe Strabe
meloete geftern i'm Yunbesaeri4t feinen
8anterott an. Seinen paiiiba bon
$3067.30 ffeben Nttiba bon 1880 9s-
qeriiber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-21

unter Der Mntlageo es 2lein.
biebffables tpuroe Sscar Mepheu, Elm
IA Sabre alter 3nabe, 1887 Sbelbon
Strabe wohnbaft, in bic pOli3eiftatiOn
ab9eliefert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-21

Recommendations
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-21
CD,
Snbiana's sr5bte DRY GOODS 36nbIer.

fertel belectirt bat, III burhaus fein
S6lemmer, menn er um 4 ubr in
Der Sbmdbii9en Wurhfube auf's
Heue ieinem inneren Meni1en ettpas
@utes gu Suite tommen ldbt.
Der unterbaltungen miro es auf Der
2irmeB in Sils in 6hae fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-21

2pcaIsD etterberiGt
Sd0n beute Ibenb un6 ant Oonneritag
tpabri4einIi9 6roft beute Na9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-21
Mnf 9ebens3ett berfrappelt.

SEQ. Stubber, ELM Waeebonier, Der
auf Der Big GDur Babn au Saaben
fam, wuroe seferu Abenb bur4 Or.
3eeb bonn 8abnbofs mad BEN 6ofpi-
tale iibsrfibrt. Stuboer fansmt aus
Gpanspile. Mebrere 3eben wurben
amputirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-21
Die Deutiae &irmeR.
Mae gorbereitunsen finb fur bieies 8oIfsfeif
in u~mfaHenbenber Weiie setrpfen
trnrber.

Sie 0orbereitungen fur bic am
nd1ffen SDnntag, BEN 25.
September, bonn @ermania Barf
8erein i'm @ermania part arrangirte
ySeuti9e 9irmeB" fno CUR 3eit in
pO0fem 8ange.
Sisies Teft EDIT beuti9er Semitic.
li9teit unb beutfden GrObiinns, tpie es
i'm lieben alien 8aterlanbe gefeiert
wiro, foI mad bieiem alien grauae
pieoerum in benz prd9tisen part Be.
gangen werben uno ruenr Der bimm.
Hide WaHeroirector bort pben, benz ia
fein irbiider 8~afterioloae auf ME
Saleufen ridt, bieielben freunbli4ft
3uidlieBt, bann fann es ia nI9t feb.
len, oaB our &irmiB mieber sinmal
niele Sauienoe bon fr6bli9 9%efinnten
2euten m~aafabren.
Spab sisbt es ia auf Der 3irmsb fir
Milionen.
S1on heute miro nit Der Muf=
ftalung Der Derfdieoenen Stdnoe be-
aonnen meroen unb am g o n n t O q
9 m ttag, 10 u br, I'm
pel6e 3eit bas Geff ieinen Nnfane neb=
men tpirb, tpirb fid swiiden Der &e9el-
babn unb benz vWeiben &6bI" uno
benz Sans=pabilOn cine 3%eltfaot er=
beben, beren duBerer Nnblif iaOn Die
8eiuder in @rftaunen, 8ewunoeruns
unb Neugieroe Derieben mirb.
Sn oieien 3elten piro einfa6 Grob-
artises geboten :peroen. Dor Iaem aber
in eulinariider 8e3iebuns.
Man iBt unb trintt f9 einfa6 burd
unb bort, mo es ginem am Yeiien
f9medt, bort bIeibt man einfa4 hoden.
Serr Charles &ei9, Der 8OriiBer beg
Spanferfel gomites .piro in ben ndds
ten 3agea, na4oem er fi9 auf Der
6taatsfair berseblid nod ben pahen.
ben Sbierden umgeiebsn, cine &eiie
iiber 9anb. eeraoe pie in 9eutidlano
bic S9ld9ter au tbun pfegen. antre=
ten, UNI bic fur bas Geit ben6tbisten
40 Gerfel ausauiuden. Siefelben
miifen natirlid bon ausss3ei4neter
Site iein. gis Samfas mi1en Die
fleinen ibmadbaften @run8er beidafft
tperoen unb tuenr 6srr @ei9 fie nidi
in Snoiana finoen tann, 10 mirb CT
feline Gori9unssreiie big nod SlinOis
refp. Ohio ausbehnen.
Sie ties. r
Ser @orfanb bes @ermania parf-
Wereins, iopie bic @orfber Der ber-
fdieoenen gomites bielten seffern Nbeno
in Der Sane beg llnabbdnsisen Surn=
bereins ibre lebte @eriammlung bOr
Der 3irmes ab.
Sic 8oriiBsr Der beri9i.benen SO.
mites beri9teten bic 3uiammenieBung
berielben ME folst:
GeQebahr Sphn Eebrer=
bad, Sobn 3lee, SEQ. Warner.
@Ihfsrdber- Mi4. Ser=
LETT, gilbert 2ebi9.
g d udbii6 DE % f B b e
+ SO. Sienfamm. SEQ. Derletb,
paul Durscemib.
&aritdtet= 6 a b met =
90. Wesmer, SOnp Balls.
g anerteI- Charles 8efd.
MoeItbaI- @uf. Sber=
ldnoer, &i9. 2ieber.
Seforatton -@bas. Sruem:
per uno Sobn.
f-@bas. Sruempei
uno Sacob %. 2Oeper.
Street. Sransport a,
n-Walter &ipp, Oscar 3utbe,
INN Sacpb SO. Qosher.
Sor Senrp Spreng.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-11
RECENT REFLECTIONS,

DIR. Short has recovered from his
illness.
For sale, new and q second hand
Smith Premier typewriter. G. g..
Wyandt. 8s-stse I
B. r.. Brown is taking d business
course at the Abilene Business college.
-Undersheriff, Baker is taking !
shorthand course at the Abilene Bust.
ness college.
Lost, between Abilene and Brough-
toms farm, child's brown fur boa.
Return to 3. V. Dyer for re-
ward. i ~. 2tAe
A. W. Rice is making extensive
on his handsome resi-
dence. a big, old.fashioned fire place
will be one Of the pretty features
added. IN
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-11


ne may mot wear q dress suit Of
every evening function but the farm.
or Is nevertheless the biggest man in
the country. Ne could buy all the
national banks, pay the national debt,
purchase both the steel com ine and
Standard Oil trust and put Wall street
out OF business. ous Of the products
OF his own honest toll. and still have
. half billion dollars left for pocket
change. To sum It up in a sentence,
the farmer, BY whatever nickname he
may DO called. Is the mos. important
'lAss In the United States, and has q
right to grow ches.y ct the showing
DO makes.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-11

A proposition lie before the Indian
affairs committee Of the house Of
representatives to open all the Indian
reservations to settlement and entry,
the property value Of the lands to be
paid over to the Indians or held In
trust for their benefit. The PROPOSE.
ton 10 strongly endorsed BY the com.
missioner Of Indian affairs, who thinks
that the consent Of the Indians should
be secured II possible, but II not the
ActiOn should be taken anyway. The
reservation system was 9 blunder
rom the start. The proper method
'tdesling with the Indian has always
zen 70 give him = start and let him
york out his own salvation. Givsn |
a opportunity, an Indian can earn |
Ils owA living Is well as anybody.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-11

!
Eugene Ware. pension commits.
sioner. was asked the other day about
Mr.. Leland's efforts to help the old
soldier, as Leland has been very &C.
tive In throwing rocks at Congress
man Curtis on the score that he has
not done enough for tho veteran. Mr..
Ware replied: II do mot remember
that Mr.. Leland ever spoke to me or
wrote to me regarding any pension
for any old soldier, and search Of
my private files discloses no such let.
ter. A while after my appointment
ne wrote to me urging a pension for
his sister, signing himself Very truly
your friend Upon an examination
Of the facts I was compelled to reject
the application, since which time Mr.. |
Leland has been boisterous. The lady
has since fled an application under
another law and at 0 lower rate. 1t
will receive prompt consideration On
Ito merits when reached"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-11

The effect Of ap eastern war on thie
nation would unquestionsbly be to
enhance every line Of business that
depends on the sustaining Of people.
The production sections Of the west
wonld be the frat to feel the effects.
The farming communities would re.
ceive higher prices for grain and
stock while there would DO cali for
manufactured goods for foreign ship
ment. The west with its new prox.
Unity to the Pacific through added
lines Of railroad and With our nation.
81 connections In the Orient TO en-.
courage the transaction Of business
you'd 30 . great gamer. II would
700 an era Of increased values and Of
'ernarkabls prosperity shst would
'Ontinns that ofths past few years
nut lin Q greater degree.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-11
THURSDAY. FEB. II, 1904.
Republican State Convention.

There Will DO q delegate convention OF th
Republicans Of Kansas, held In the city O
Wichita. Wednesday, the oh day Of March
1901, at the honr OF 10 O'Clock d. m. for th,
purpose Of nominating
Two Justices Of the Supreme Court for q
term Of six years.
One Justice Of the Supreme Court to oil The
vacancy occasioned by the Resignation OF
Justice Pollock. tr
Congressman at. large.
Governor.
Lieutenant Governor.
Secretary of State. 45
Auditor. lW@
Treasurer.
Attorney General.
Insurance Commissioner.
Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
Three Members Of tho Board of Railroad
Commissioners. E5 4.3s
The election Of q state central committee.
The selection of six delegates and sir alter-
mates to the Republican national ,conyentio
The nomination of three presidential cleo
tors. a..
The delegates shall be elected In such
manrer and ut such time and under such
rules and regulations o. may be prescribed
BY the county central cammittess IN the Va.
rious counties. There shall DO sps delegates
Of which Dickinson county shall have ID.
MORFON.ALRAuaH, Chairman,
r. o. RANAY, Secretary,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-11

At this writing the far east seems
to have determined to disagree.
Russia and Japan have severed diplo-
matio relations and the powers are
looking for q contact that will make
things interesting to the rest OF the
world. Both combatants are good
fighters and the Japanese have such
advantage Of position as will, to some
degree, Offset the difference in size.
The fact that Russia has been quietly
pushing out her frontier and strength.
ening her Asian position makes her
Tor more formidable than she would
nave been q decade ago.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-11
ABOUT PEOPLE.

IA. L.Shank vas In from Donegal.
'BrucS Hard Game up from ToPeks
to spend Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. White are home
from Colorado trip.
Mrs. A. N. Ward is home from .
visit in Washington county.
Richard Waring went to It. Scott
to attend meeting Of the Triple Tie.
E G. D. Barnes left for his home at
Glenwood Springs, Colo. His father
is slowly recovering.
james J. Berry who is making q
deserved success at Tampa was Wis
iting Abilene friends.
Chas. S. Petit ives down from
Manchester and called at REFLECTOR
headquarters. Seth 10 doing well Ia
the blacksmithing business, q fact his
Abilene friends will be pleased to hear.
G. A. Kubach and wife left for Bur.
lington junction, Mo-, where MIR.
Kubach will be buoy for some weeks
,elling fence machines and incident
lily gathering in few more yards Of
money.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-11
IA TERRIBLE BHTTLF.
The Japanese and Russian Hosts On the Plains North n
Seoul. Oshk0sh

AAoh' FED 'h' $3.50 m-Mllons OF Russian on the
Msnchuan frontier engaged attention Of the entire
Maneuve and very slow owing TO Tie rouh
character OF the country difficult time for either armv to oh
provisions no vehicles could be Withstand the hard
inc new un6roksn country This difficulty when thew
ssoaghton wagons com and the Clark
for lighter loads andam buances "
Prepare Tor the battle Of life BY calling raylor and buying
one OF these vehicles from the just received
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JAPANESE STILL WINNING.
More Victories for tho Lively Island
People.


Special to the Reflector.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1O.-Officis
dispatches from Toxic confirm the
shaking Of two more Russian battle.
ships. Variag and Kerietz, at Chemul.
pc. Korea.
Three Russian transports CON veying
two thousand troops were captured
BY japanese off the Korean coast.
Rear Admiral Wise has been direct.
ed to seize the Dominican government
boat that fired on the steamer New
York near San Domingo and take it to
Guantanamo.
Germany indorses Secretary Hays
position on Chinese integrity. The
Japanese ambassador at London saws
the powers must not try to keep
Japanese troops out Of Manchuria.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-11


we have received this request from
Y Kansas City; "will you permit your
name being used on the National
Executive committee. whose object 10
to nominate and elect Hon. Alton b.
Parker. Of ND York, to the presi-
dency Of the United States in 1902
Same to be known IS Democratic
League No. l." We don't know what
this paper has done to warrant being
drafted into MIR. Parker's league but
We will say that as an easy man for
Mr.. Roosevelt to beat we think Mr..
Parker is prize winner aud hope he
will be nominated.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-11

The suggestion 10 send Captain B
Rockwell Of Junction City a. dele.
gate to the National Republican son.
vsntIon from the Fifth district viii
meet With hearty approval up this
way. Captain Rockwell Il one Of
Kansas nOblsmen and be win gil any
place with credit 10 the siats. The
fact that be iI q brOtAsr-in-lav Of
ChAnes, nov the he'd Of tie
lEny, makes Anolhsr sxesllsnt rosson
los ssnaine hin 10 tie oohvsakion
which Il 70 rshonihAss Mr. Roosevelt.
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Clay Center Times Senator Bur.
ton d under Indictment ct St. Louil
for serious oitsnss against she gov.
eminent and tho clouds sre lowering.
But uuder the laws Of this country.
10 morals Of The practical kind, 10
fairness man to man, no defendant
Is to be presumed guilty until the
offeuse 10 proven. he is to be given
a show, and In this instance the sen.
ator walked voluntarily up to the rack
when the news Of the indictment
reached him and asked a speedy trial.
There 10 suspicion that even though
the charge may be bona fde and made
10 good faith, the hour oft publicity
was timed to reprehensible political
demands. He 10 ready, willing and
anxious to meet bis accusers face to
lace In court with the whole country
looking on. II dirty politics played a
ready hand that fact will be brought
'ut. The senator denies criminal
intent and claims that he can explsin
way every rcumstance which seems
he least doubtful. His friends should
tand by him as they would were he
elative or other friend In trouble.
III others should be willing for fair
lay. The general public led BY sen.
'tional papers is too willing to jump
conclusions. |,
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' SHIPPING MANY HORsRs.
Four Carloads Go Rast From Hare
.t3.t This Weak.

Dickinson county seems to be fur.
nishing the east with horses. The
fine fine quality Of the Kansas horses make
them high sellers In tho city markets.
+. 2. Puliyer shipped \ oar Of
splendid apimsls last night to Clevs.
land, Ohio, H. q. Keel going with
them.
9. 2, Esherington left with car
load for St. Louis.
Mr.. shockey. a brother oiI. shockey,
and his partner. Mr.. McHenry, left
wife two carloads for Wsynesboro.
Pa.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-11

II the new constitution Of Pahams
bars ont cook lighting and gambling,
the natives will almost be sorry that
they are % get that $4,000. 900 and
the material prosperity that the dig
ging Of the canal will bring. A Gen.
trail American who ia not allowed 70
gamble iesls Is lonesome as . Popu.
list would u he were not allowed to
talk.