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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28

aampcu um Statsfprmen. Som
gibnesburo ON Sen boloiomme agt'
totion, ser / asorge gift forilS for Sol
feafItemmingen, nnpnes islgenoe 89f-
fc Stortalere, JONI paa iantne Dag,
2sroag ocn lite Gtup., cptraaote paa
f~orifieaige SteSer | 2anoet. Do alle
oisie taIte FOR apngeoemmet.
StatsminiIter Mi6elien og aopo.
tat Sarbit5 i Galmepersaoen, ariiti'
ania, Stotsrano Gbr. 9nuSien
Manoal, llbenrigsminiiter Ssplmio
paa geois, Statsraoo 2ebmfnbl !
geraen, Statsraao arctafroer / Gar.
nif, Stortbingspr9iioent gerner
Sfien og Sfotfos. Stortbinssmato
Ir. gruntorit | S~anSeberreo, Sole.
iieretsaopofat 8enimin Sost | Gre
srifsItaS, gisrniherne gisrnion pna
gitre 5oten. 9rofesior 6riotiof 9snn'
len StenfiGr, grif gulllm peo Chs
afer, Yroiesior 8rsgger I Srssltno,
&e0after Wills Bogt ! Sdrpsoor9,
gorgermeIter S. 6. gerner paa SIle'
.Itrsm, 3ireftsr Or. Malm Oeo Stots'
elpen, groiesior Or. 8iae ! Beltfps-
len, Observation-Disclosures ggebers.Stte
len i Sausiunb. Stortinssmano 2io.
nerpoIS. Senien ! aasgaaroltranS. &c
fretGr aamo, iur. Iartens / Gem,
Staosingenier Con SOL paa 5oshm
i @ierpeu, aojunft gordJieniils o.
aontsrhei 9lidl. SoIit ! ailebngoen.
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retsiagierer @rpn j SrfeoaIeu. BE
naftionsicfretar Sipe | anlen tSolt'
aoIen), 8coaftsr 8. Sbommesien peS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28
@asburinaen | WenSinsieL.

@asbortn9en poa StRrumbe0e I
8eltoipsieI er man M nnoct iaierr
nern Sstiocns g1eirinser nco / Oct
faStImaenbe S~fripefribt | en- Iuboc at
63619 500. o. 9oringen fbu inaIeaeS
mart oenteS iluttet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28
1aunaeu al 9anmarf"

fienSte fisbenbopnite SoteI, blgp for.
leoen peb Spangsanftion ioEgt for
SIR. 100000 til 9ireftsr gnScrS Sett-
fen, gier al MarierIgit 9obeboteI oeo
Seliingsr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28

GienbpmshanbeI. @oorSen Colts.
rito ! Eftre afcr er af s. SoImien
ioIgt til u. Msiteen fra Eoten- @aar.
bcns Sppotbeftort er $1,000 Ser.
@nnroen Berger | arnofitao err
al &r. anarme sOlst til Soban 0il-
len foe 1850 SIT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28

96SsiaIb. 5abrifant 2. aiar i
Soriens, Ell al gpens itsrte SonS.
Ienoe og tioIieere IseoIem Of Soriens
gproab, er pIiiSielig ufgoact Oeo %.
ben, rant al ct Sierteilag, 81 gar al.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28

TIA u nrrr eaiarrb seuns ssn At eanset sns ala
aabu s~ssson@s HIiauHrz- % ben bko rnstI DC
aot, ta Aar aHkst ion abrorsoslis. 9mnHss. HaHss
zat ,rsiarsss eesrrur ben for en- Total epsSou %
lsultreu lpfal, 1lIskr. o. b b ifts Opuaash etier.
esle pse Total esAanellae uflorebs b ben for ussI.
RreDGio. gtnsRGabea bar teptft. at RatGrrh az On tor.
n~atHtionsl Saaoura o. 6srfor fEapsr fpHifitaitoksl Bts
san1lIHa. Halls Caiarfn Cure. ~faorlitrtt al 3. ,
khensa i 60 Isaeba. Gtle or o<t eusft 10 Ahitatio.
stas eaasuue6sI I Diaffe<t act ia3ss ,repsno1 :
ytrfR paa olnest "a Ssit<mets Sfmbinbu. Dc tM'
opAsr ii haatrspt 1paaTs Tor rteDsEt 1ti1iDe, bit Tie
Tan iHrsrt. sirip sitrr Sirtuiarr oS s'eurstrre.
Hbr,ss: g.agb.Hss& Co. zolsse. G
|pS- ealsss hos Apotrfrrns. 7h.
HILLS Family Pills Ct Do bsofs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28
gifpp Bang bar til eiSsuoIS So.

giifpp Bang bar til giSsroIS SO.
teofirfe ifianfet en- 2piefrone al
Nesiing. S~erreosinret bar bentpn.
oiget Srofsrer Berger til at iremfsre
for 8iipen Se~rreositprets Saf og gr.-
fjentIigbeo. 8iitopen er n9rmere
fnbttet til Gtospolb, ibet giipinoen
er en- 9atter at 2ensmdnb Ole aaa.
fen, 2ensnanb / giosool0 fra 1924
til i'm 0eo | 1851.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28
2cncnbe hearapet.

set oeo 9aneanIGgget siermen Rsrre
.Sfop beo SiGersb itprtcoe iorleoeu
en- SorSmasie neb 90 ~begraOeoe ar.
beiosmaub Sans Senien At 9reone.
rsS. Son bIeb birrtis srabet no, men
9soen bar oa inotraoot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28
era Danmarf.

TnnSet Gig. Susmono s. giter.
aooro Of Sorre fanotes forIeSen liz.
genoe bso | Sarre E~Iantnse. 9a
Sopeoet Iaa | en panofplot @rsft, an.
toaes ban at pGre britfnet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28
Sra Uoree.

Gn islanbff GanserfGrb til Rorsc
bebltSes. Oct er ct apr ira Mfitrepri,
iom / Mntereus 2sb aGter at sieitc
Norge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28

Sarbci1nS. Sinocren bar iiScn nsie.
re ~unoerisgt Steoet, men life furbet
1oQet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28

" iorIang BEAVER BRANp."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28
SAT- Gfeno o ~,
tiiiateS ener tiaeie.

GnTcs.-Gt 6rusuttmmsr snites til
- at itpre Suist. Seq Der RsrH os en- ipg
Rome. Billet mertst 1854" ieuoes til Sec
&olteu, 3eeorGb, ga. 272
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28
asesfaIe.

9eHisH. 9er9sb teijeuAfaisrgs for Frases
barrHoe SISst % 8eaner, Of BET bsbosees SUB I
TN Sisscm at bort,alss ira Ssttepe. iprH Ut haaber.
III Il beOre ei5 utn iiSrs Eans elsf Denton. Can
esbe ben 11ee ansHT, I "a aissr Of Is Var % 7
Maausesr. saH sfterlao,r 9Hts o. en- latter.
5rsh HeS buus etgu. uslFgHst pasr bans n9iHos.
gnae 5suiOH.
8uibfore, 3aiau.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28
ALA NIL { MS
o -
HuIe- - EXCURSION
Zen lItr Ttttmbsr igrhtummsnss.


III gprae. Sverige o. 9anmari mso ben tore.
npe. iiHulie, ittre. burtIge "a Dase % 10 IT.
mtr fra 9ano I'll 9dRoL moosrue o. betueutt
iuoresteoe Camper VIRGINIA" Ere.
9rogelIerS Surbtn. Zen ltsrite % hurtt9ite
bdus, Camper ira 2ano III Sduo, Ct
uopertrufiet ilpoeuoe SALADS.
Gnhper, Der snlfer at oeliage | oeune grs
furIioh bpor Btfproriugen or ben bnrtialie.
aurien ben met pirefte, Selitabet bet bebaee-
iiafte ca muutrcite, 8epRrtnirg o. Rdoftet
oei beois o. reHItglte, bDr beHuenoe ia tio.
Hat for Geierpation al noiggt % betpeuI
gldos I'll :. W. A. PoPPE, Minneapolis, Mlnn.,
elIcr bptlleHiombelt auocu al pore aseHier
I Rurooeiten.
GOO eiuisHs sItsaRts aISe,r % sSueopau. mt1trr
RiuWapulis % montreal. GitnatHf9aaeHbs nNu CHis
tpitt. blrt ~ 3egH.
Get ptl uogu TBll orrt a. JHtstcsis ir ale. Der
tbgft aefsr al rtiie III SauleseaEort at tnObeHte H1rs
mere CplDsHfHasr sutea fra
ALLAN II GU., nr iss%soa sSd' csIeSso.ih.
'H'' E. w. a. POPPE,
General Northwestern Agent.
n washington Ayes. Minneapolis, Minu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-28

seorr . BOWIE. 0 Pearlssr.s,. New York.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-05
HLHORD'S farewell

Commencing this evening will be-
gin the farewell performances of the
Ellefords. The comedy drama "In Miz-
zoura" will be presented tonight with
the entire strength OF the company.
The play is full of comedy and laugh.
able situations. Among the scenic At
fects will be Joe Vernon's blacksmith
shop in which actual smithing will he
done. New specialties will be given
by Selwyn. Sosso takes the role OF
the kind.hearted sheriff, Jim Radburn.
Hernandez, Joe Vernon: Elder, Dave;
Marion, Travers: Daul, Sam Fowler;
Howe, Col. Bollinger; Fent, Esrom:
Due, Kate Vernon; Selwyn, Lizbeth;
Dodge, Mrs. Vernon, and Lamont.
Emily.
Between the acts tonight "The Hero
OF Lao Yang will be shown with the
moving picture.
Pink Tea matinee next Saturday aft.
ernoon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-05

Then the Elks busted things wide
open, and laid away the II. A. C.'s on
ice. Wilder hit safely. Kia dittoed,
White few to left, but Grady drove
two men across on his safe one. Moore
sacrificed with bunt and Grady came
in. 1t was a game won by hard hit.
ting and fast fielding, and the II. A.
C.'s were outplayed. Gleason played
like a Mccain on first, taking IN ev.
erything, and Louis was the only cham.
plon to err, but they couldn't find
Hampton and that was the whole story.
The summary:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-05

Two base hits-Kia, j. Williams.
Sacrifice hits-Moore, Grady.
Stolen bases-Moore, White, En- Sue,
Gleason (2), Fernandez 90.
Left on bases-H. A. c. Q, Elks 6.
Double play-White to Grady.
Struck out-By Hampton 9. by Joy 4.
Bases on balls-By Hampton 2, by
Joy 2.
Hit by pitcher-Joy 2.
Jassed ball-Grady 1, Soares I.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-05

Three base hit-Kekuewa.
Two base hit-Kekuewa.
Sacrifice hits-Macfarlane, Pahu.
Stolen bases-En Gee 2, Bruins, AL,
mos, Pahu. Sheldon, Jones 2.
Left on bases-Maile 8, Rams s.
Double play--Desha, Sheldon to Ke,
le,ewa.
Struck out-By Reuter- II. by Fret
tas 8.
Bases on balls-Reuter 2. Freitas 2.
Hit by pitcher-Kekuewa
Passed ball-Jones.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-05

ed first when Jones dropped the third
strike Freitas slashed one to Jack
Desha, who tossed 1t to second, and
Sheldon completed Freitas' downfall on
first. Altogether 1t was a well.played
game, good curtain.raiser for the
next.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-05
CELEBRATED VICTORY
Especial to The BullettnD

TSpecIuI 70 TIC BUIetfU
Waikiki. Maui, June 1.-The Wailu-
ku japanese celebrated the great naval
victory Of Togo's squadron with flags
and torch lights last Monday night
One enthusiastic japanese had ban.
ner across Market street with the fol-
lowing inscription in English: Great
memory deserving a particular celebra.
ton for Japanese land Victories"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Entered for Record June 2, 1908,
From 1880 a. m, to q q. m.

FTUW To. % d. III, 10 = p. NJ.
N G Peterson to Nectario Luiz and
Nectario J LuiZ and VT to Hannah
X Woodward d
& + Hart and VT to Kohala Ditch Co
May Mccartney to Joseph o Carter
Entered for Record June 8, 1905,
From 9 a. m. to 10:30 a. m.
ii Warehouse TT Co Ltd tr to Louis
Graduation exercises of Kameha.
meha Girls School take place at the
chanel at 3 d. m, today.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-05

Then the Champions and Elks stood
forth and "Dooney" Hartmans purple
and white hen, dropped overheard when
the Elks scored, perched like a war
eagle on the banner Of the antlered
herd. Between the hen and Joe Cohen's
goat, there isn't much to choose in the
way of beauty, but the hen is all to
the good for luck. Hampton was in
great form and the champions couldn't
meet the ball safely. The Elk pitcher
had them all faded most of the time,
except Jim Williams who got two nice
bingoes. The II. A. C.'s had Aylett,
the veteran slugger. back In the game,
but his eye was dislocated and refused
to see Hampton's wide out. Hampton
allowed but five hits, and save for a
little wildness, pitched his best game
of the season. Barney Joy was on the
flring-line for the Reds, but the Elks
found him nine times. They drove
two earned runs across the scales. and
were hard after the big policeman.
Joy was handicapped by having little
Soares at the receiving end of the bat
| terry. Kila was badly needed Saturday.
but under the circumstances Soares
caught a good game.
The game was serene In the first.
but the Elks grabbed two In the second.
With two men down Kia walked. Bob
White poked safety over second. and
Grady followed with another safety.
Then AL Moore shut his eyes and sent
one safe. while Grady and White scor.
cd and the hen futtered down In vic.
tory. From that time 1t was a des.
Derate hattle with neither side able IN
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-11
BACK TO CIVILIZATION.
President Entertains HuntinE Come
paniOns--Attends Church-start
for Waahington Monday.


Glenwood Springs, COL, May g.
President Roosevelt entertained at
dinner Sunday night his companions
on his three weeks hunt In the Rocky
mountains. After the dinner he babe
them an aftectionate farewell, and
promised that all would live forever
in his fondest memory.
The presidents party was up early
Sunday. After breakfast limited
amount of mail was gotten out Of the
way and then the party went to the
Presbyterian church. An invitation
to the president and his party was en-
tended Saturday by the Rev. ]. VIII
son Curren and was accepted.
About $3.50 o'clock he went to the
private car, Rocket" on which he
win sleep until he reaches Washing
ton.
The presidential party will leave
Glenwood Springs at s a. m. Monday.
A daylight run will be made to Denver
In order to give the marty an opDortu.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-11

Justice William H. tiaDberr, VINO act
ed as toastmaster. In a brief speech
Judge Gabbert introduced the president
who arose amid cheers and applause.
He responded to the toast THE Ma
tion."
He was followed by Gov. Jesse Nc
Donald, who spoke Of 1.-THE State, !"
and Mayor Robert W. Speer, who re-
sponded to the toast THE City" Sem
ator Thomas M. Patterson then spoke
to the toast"The President.
At the conclusion Of the speechmak-
ing PATRIOTS airs were played by the
orchestra, the 500 participants in the
banquet singing In chorus. Then all
surrounded the president and escorted
him to his room in the hotel where
they shouted Goodnight" and cheer
ed for several minutes Short after
ward the president and his party were
driven to the station entered their
cars for the night
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-11
STRIKERS LOSING GROUND.
Striking Chicago Teamsters Will
Appeal to President Roosevelt
When He Reaches There.

Chicago, May 10.-The striking
teamsters appointed a committee Tues.
day to see the president when he
reaches Chicago They intended to
have the committee 20 out of town and
meet the president, but gave up this
idea. The discharge Of union team
ster for refusing to deliver goods at
q bOycotted store resulted in an addi-
ton to the ranks of the strikers Tues
day. The new men out are drivers for
q teaming company which delivers
-four for the milling company. II the
Employers association supplies teanlS
sters deliveries Of -four will be con-
tinued; otherwise a shortage is
threatened. Two drivers for the Crane
company were also discharged Tuesday
and all employed by the company
threaten to go out Many business
houses hitherto neutral, are inclined to
insist that their drivers shall deliver
goods to the houses under the ban. The
deliveries Of the retail, stores are said
to have been almost normal Tuesday.
Policemen. deputy sheriffs and hired
guards rode in the wagons Deliveries
in the down town districts were made
by an additional number Of wagons
and there was q serious disturbance
at one point The strikers made q
motion in the United States court to
have the federal injunction dissolved
but the court deferred until Thursday
the hearing Of the argument
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-11
DENVER ENTERTAINS
President Roosevelt Is rendered a
Banquet by Colorado Citizens.
mDS 4 DAY OF ROYAL WELCOME,
WAs Most sunlptuoua AFFAIR Ever
Held an COlOrado-speeehes
BY Prominent CITE
isens.

Denver, Col, May 9.-The entertain
1nent Of President Roosevelt by the cit
lsens Of Denver was a fitting conclusion
a q day Of royal welcome as he journ-
eyed through the state Of Colorado
Grum Glenwood Springs. All the towns
along the Denver q Rio Grande rail-
road, over which the presidential party
anAveled, conferred their population at
Nhs stations to greet the president and
ngery evidence Of hearty goodwill was
unen and heard. The crowning event
came Tuesday night in the form Of a
nInnquet rendered President Roosevelt
~ the Denver Chamber of Commerce
~ the Brown Palace hotel, This was
perhAps the most sumptuous affair ever
Aeld in the state and the president was
gisibly pleased by the picture that un-
folded itself TO his eyes as he entered
the banquet hall Everything known
90 the decorators art was called into
uBe TO embelish the commodious ban
muet hall. Tri-colored streamers and
shields, interpreted with pictures OF
ne president framed in flags. almost
MD the walls and on the tables Amer
acan beauty roses added color to the
ncheme. Potted plants were literally
distributed throughout the hall, add
3ng an effective green. The menu was
perfect Throughout the service OF
ne course stringed instruments blend
"a IN beautiful melody. The banquet
ngnn at eight O'Clock and continued
EfiI ii O'Clock, when the president
nm escorted TO his private car Rock
Where he almost Immediately re-
sd % await bis departure TOR Chi
Enro ~ Z O'Clock IN the morning
Fromptly ct $50 O'Clock TIE last
ls1 x ne oikborate menu was IN
med and President James s. Temple
lks ctambcr q Comnercs called n
sn a cuiar ana luirpdnood chlIf
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-11

alt no demonstration was made when
1t became known the president was
slumbering The huge engine was pi-
loted by Engineer Hockenherger and
was in charge Of Conductor Clark. The
engine itself was literally smothered
In decoration consisting Of tri-colored
effects in bunting. Several large por-
traits were displayed on the sides of
the engine cab.
The first stop made by the presiden-
tial special was at Fort Morgan, Col.
The president made a one-minute
speech from the rear end in which he
predicted increased prosperity for the
state,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-11
MARKET REPORTS.


Kansas City, May 1o-Cattle-Receipts
1000; market steady to 10c lower; native
steers, A&d640; southern steers, $500
$50: southern cows, t2.20Ls0; native cows
and heifers. 2$6S.4O; stockers and feed
ers. ts.0o84so; bulls, s2.7sd4.75; calves. $50
6600; western fed steers, N5066 %; west
ern fed cows. 8.55dSeo.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market to nc
lower: bulk OF sales. ss.1sds. 20: heavy, S5-5
ass; packers, sS.lsq6So; pigs and lights,
t-56620
sheep-Receipts. $500: market weak to
i0o lower: muttons. sLE0Go0; lambs, $50
6s75; range wethers, Aso66W; fed ewes,
ss.so6450.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-11

Omaha. Neb., May 1O.-Cattle-Receipts
400; market steady to 1Oc lower; native
steers, A.4Od825; cows and heifers, $40
G6.0o; western steers. &3.5O65.2O; Gamers,
S2O0@s.25; stockers and feeders. $2.7566 90;
calves, 100000; bulls and stays, $500
AS.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market shade
lower; heavy, s5121kG62 %; mixed, S5.l21k@
bulk Of sales s512lk@5.171s.
Sheep-Receipts, 500; market steady;
western yearlings. shorn, N.256475; vest
ern, shorn, N0o9l65; ewes, shorn, ysS50
$50; lambs, shorn, $5.OO@5.7o.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-11

Chicago, May I0-Cattls- Receipts, 5000;
market steady: good TO prime steers, $50
G675; poor 10 medium. Msa6B; stock
ers and feeders. s1s0dS.lo: COWS, ana
SIS; heifers. 1ooG61o; Gamers. G.eo91 %,
bulls. s1E8LB; calves. f1oo9Sn
Hogs-ReceiptA O.oon; narrel aleacy
10 50 lower; MIXED ard butchars. 4kN0
SO; good 70 choice heavy. Na1kE1f;
rough heavy. Snek0; fiEhta Uao9k9:
huik a. faira, NEGLa aIE(,
ehkep.- Receipt, is119. aheap and iamh1
IlnalV, 80 = clclo1 EHlll1E - ~
lkse1. 1Utkis; naiivs laIlta. 1EOac1s
ss-tsTu hEba NrGa
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-11

= --oiiis, May To- Cattle-Recelpts 1000
market steady; beef steers, A0O06 IS;
stockers and feeders, $2.7014.00; cows and
heifers. $2.5Oa5OO; Texas steers, $500. rs;
COWS and heifers, $2OO@40O.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market easy to
&c lower; pigs and lights, 34,75@5.35; pack
ers, $5OG5.9O; butchers and best heavy,
&2566.45. .l
Sheep-Receipts, $500; market steady;
natives, $3.5Od6.Oo; lambs, $5.OO9S.5O; Tex
ans, $30OG490
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-11
KnIrhts Of Labor pI..rree.

Washington, May 1O.-Simon Burns
and others. as officers of what Is
known as tho Burns faction Of the
Knights Of Labor, filed a petition in
the supreme court off the District Of
Columbia asking that a writ OF man
damus be issued against John A. Mer-
rift, postmaster Of this city, to com.
pei him to deliver all mail addressed
to the Knights Of Labor to the petit
TONERS instead Of the Hayes faction
Of the order.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-11
ON THE WAY HOlR
AFTER Spending night In Denver
President Roosevelt and Party
Proceed on way East.

Denver, Col, May fe.-The prsslden-
tial train consisting Of q baggage ear.
sleeper, private car Of the general
manager Of the road and the prssi-
dents private car Rocket pulled By
one d The new monster englnes, len
he union depot here orr he Union
Pacino rad for Chiaeo promptly q
seven 6'eiosk Tuetaay morning. ne
enrtaihs b Ne prasi3eniAS pgltals t.f
wcrs eloeslg dravn ~ tn ~ cuI1l
uifhin. Quite . cFegd IA n1sun1l11
49, as -
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-11

Kansas City, May lO.--Close-w Wheat
Higher-May, SS%; July, 7lMG741s; Sep
TENDER, 70670%: Cash No. hard, sId9s;
No. 8, sS99s; No. 4. 5000; No. 2 red. 80
l21k; Cash No. 2 mixed, lsd4stk: No. 3, 4s;
No, white, As; No. 8, nv. Oats Higher
No. 2 white. s2ds25i; No. mixed. s19slM
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Kansas City. May aa-Eggs-Frosh-
Isc per dozen.
Buttsr-creamery. extra. q; dairy
nrsta %; packing stock. IS; cheese.
1IitGlfc.
Pouitry-springs, u cents per pound;
hsna sc; duekA, %; turkey hens ana
young goeblerz. iiei pigeons. SC dozen;
SQUADS. fl-E per do1
POtasoes-Nsrthsrn Per bushsl. 80;
cFnnEra. Nr1r1.r r. - 40. 1ru,nrk ~ =.
Teas Sta nha1lIes Ger clsln. q hllr1'T
-cathans. Il eofN - c-t-
onlons a9lNg lonatlal, 3 1nrf1l -.
4ol1A
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St. Louis. May O.-wheat-ciose-c Cash
strong; futures lower; No. 2 red cash ell
evator, s05td9Iit asked; track, sLol0LOs;
Nay, sl@sih; July, 7sN; No. hard. s7lk.
corn-Fhtures weak; cash higher: No. Z
cash, lsit; track blh; May. g; July, ~
6t5A. asked. Oats-steady-No. : eash,
%; track. S1as2i; May. %; July. M; No.
3 white, 11k
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hoaolulu, Nay R-There & markss
eeiviiy IN the volcano q KTsn.l
iAs aes q lava \ ihcrsaring ~ 4
rising b TIE crater givoI indiclfious
thai ncn naY b a. ossfnou.
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Chicago. May o.-wheat-Cl ose-May, 90
July, ssz: September. 7s%97sz. Corn
TENDER. lsiIalesL; old. 4ek6tez Oats
May. 2s%; July, ~; September. M
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Secretary Tan announced that h
had decided finally 10 appoint Paul
Charlton. Of Nebraska to Eueoeat
Judgs Charles r Macon ns law On.
e. q ne insofar bureau
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AFFECTS LAND TITLES.
United states Court Decision Places
Title to PemiscOt County, No.,
Land in Dispate.

st. Louis. NO., May 9.--By a decision
rendered by Judge Roberts in the
United States district court Monday.
the titles to thousands Of acres of land
in Pemlscot county, Missouri, involv-
ing the site Of the town Of Steele is
placed In dispute. The decision was
in the case Of Mrs. Jennie Brothers Of
Louisville. Ky, who was awarded $50
acres Of land, including large part Of
the townsite. II was contended that
the titles to the land had been burned
when the courthouse was destroyed In
1888 and that the land had since been
sold many times, originally by persons
who had no right to the land. II is
understood that the Brothers case
was q test case and that many other
suits win be fled.
singapore, Nay 5.The British
steamer Selangor which arrived here
Thursday reports having passed a a.
vision OF the Russian warships oil
Jugrah, midway between the Island
Of Penang and Singapore
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during the balance this
worth
will will clean
think selling goods 10 yards of cali
everything
quick
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Get in the Band Wagon, Follow the
Crowd---Bargains Galore.

Mems SOC OveralIs
Work Shirts. .
zoe Ribbon
Pins, two papers for !.
$50 Shoes for
800 Shoes for :.
Corn, 4 cans for
Tomatoes, 3 cans for
Red or Blue Handkerchief for
Good Tobacco, per pound,
Good Wide Embroidery
1S bars Of Soap for
CastOria
Wide Lace, per yard