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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14

COUNTRY ORDERS SOLICITED. TAY
Governor Street. Richmond. Va 6a en-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14

OH HOW EDELlC1 OUs--THEA VElti
best quality French Peas must si,,, go 8 I, (,
17c. can, for soc, 81 y. MEfIG,En1,
5Gs and $40 North sixth. Op-to-o
8 (irOcerl vi lfS IS 55}s5 TOY
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PAPER HANGING.
RESTAURANT.

THE ELBA RESTAURANT,f 522 WEST
Broad Streets, serves the hest meal IN
The city; private dinin8-room for ladies.
Speclal attention given to supper par
tics Cafe III connection
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SURE CURE FoE 1N1oi &c sT,lo n:
'1Gout, Urlc Acid Bladder and kldne!
froubles ia Harris ssAnti-Dyspeptic and
Lithia Water; springs located at BurkG-
Vile, va; can furnish TESTIMONIALS. y.
a. NORRIS s. CO.. Phone 1852
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Advertisements inserted under EXCHANGE,
Column nj the ratio OF ono cent word
No ad accepted for less than 25 cent?,
PERSONALS.

iNDIG EsT1oN AND ANY TROUB LEs
4 caused by uric acldEis cured by. drinking
jinrris'si Anti-Dyspeptic and Athix
Water; springs located renr BurKe,Vlliee,
y VA. received fresh every day. " =.
4 NtCkRIS e. Co, No. ia Forth seventh
r Street, Phone 1882. at n ii
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YOUNG 5HOUSEKEEPER WISHES TO
buy 25 Brown Leghorngor Plymouth Rock
Hens; price must be y reasonable. Ad-
{. dress a. 125. this office
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=
WATCH REPAIRING.

YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR CLEAN
I'd by Nm. TOBIEN, Jr., Is a guarantee
that is done properly; 20 years expert
ence Cleaning, HOO; Main Syringe,
sl.Oo. 4G east Broad Street. All work
guaranteed
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to-datc Grocer; everything that is good
and at the right price. Inspect my
stock, get my prices and you ar. my
customer. II. l.. M ETIGER, 30S and $40
North Sixth. Up to-datea Grocer. Z. .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14

MARSHALL ST, Il g., 7lo-B0A1RD,'1i ls
central locatlon; one ana ,,,s , raa snnable.
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GOLD AND SILVER BUYER.

WANTED, OLD GOLD AND SILVER IN
any condition; highest cash prices paid.
o. will give watches, jewelry, silverWars
IN exchnnge. A. M. MEYER q: BRO,
jewelers., No. E23 Broad Street, Rich
mond. Va.
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HALF SHELL CIGARS

DOUBLE YOUR SATISFACTION BY
smoking InALLORAN,S Half Shell &C..
and Big Bonanza loc. cigars, Inousanhs
are already doing so. and We want you
to ioin the procession.
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STANDING TIMBER FOR sALE--FIVE
to- s. " GILLAai, Church Road, Va.
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LOST AND FOUND.

i1.NsT~BRO1eM ALLIGATOR POCKET
book, containing SIS; one ~, ON, 10 s1S
isast Marshall street aud receive liberal
reward
,LOsT-As BUNCH OF KEYS. ONE Do 81
= lar reward for return TO Room no. sll'
american National Bank Bu1ldlnE.
-1ItA A1rE1O Nhnle
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14

STILL CONTINUE TO
sell Furniture $iand House Furnishings
cheaper thanS any other store. a e call
will convince YOU 200 w. Broad Street.
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LEGAL NOTICE,

VIZ, TIN I AIN THE CIIANCElH1If
y COURT OF THE CITY Of,,1Fl s ~
5MCND. THE 23L DAY OF MARSi;ih; III Il y
Hannah 'atA $50,
,y,,,, y VS. < err /. !, Defendant.
K n, IN CaTIANCIIRY. s..
fS,rhe object OF this suit Is to secure Rf 3,
said nlaintiff from said defendant dl-
worce, n vinculo matrimonii., And aitlda-
Mt having been made and led th az KS tns
said William Kerr Is not resldenl o. 20 .
Within With fifteen days after the due pablicaas
ton of this order and do what may ma th Ge
necessary to protect his interests ei'4 ~ t'''s
s 'uNl cHAs. o. IsAYILLE. Clerk,
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FOR .SALE-GOODE DRIVING " HORSE,
absolutely sound and reliable; also Rub
ber-Ilred Runabout and Harness. For
office. Il ;tt8s 81;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14

ONLY ONE BARREL OF THAT FINE.
Saukerkrout left;Eit must go. 2 quarts lot
&C.. (; come and gget5it. II. l.. MEIIGEtt
sos and a10@ North sixth. up-to-Date
Z Grocer. f6 tf5 51 IS
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WANTED, no BUY AZ COW. ALSO TWO
Horses, suitable for farm work; must be
in good condition and cheap; state price.
< Address J. JOG, care this office. ais III
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REAL ESTATE-For Rent.

sTAHTE nor RENT AT 31oos FLOYD
Avenue: two stories, abundant room, for
carriages and carriage horses; Will not
rent to draymcn: 81 q month.
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GRACE, w, a7--WMNT11D, BOARD
era: rooms on first and second floor;
house elegantly Furnished s u y, heat
eiect rio lights. 'phone ETC., and first-
class table also room for transie'l'' vs.
MRS. CRAIG. MI w Y
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ROOFING,

STAG. s;1- GRANITE AND GRAVEL ROOF
Ing, guaranteed for ten, yea rs; h tsSv.
scraper). Mutual Assurance Building
" 1skyscraper), Jefferson Hotel, New
Richmond Hotel. Chesterfield tlats,
American Tobacco Co., american. Can
CO.. American Locomotive Works. Rich-
smond Cedar Works. Gallego NILS write write
r for price to ATlMlTAGE MFG CO..
Richmond, Va. IiS83E3 "a
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EXCELLENTISE SECOND HAND SURREY
!. FOR sale cheap. h Apply to w. c. SMITH.
314 North Fifth Street. XII
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HAND8PHAETON.F FOR SALE.
in good order; s5as bargain. Apply to W..
c. SMITH. 314 nv Fifth Street.
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NJ AWNINGS,

AWNINGS AND SCREENS MADE TO.
= ORDER estimates cheerfully given. g.
IS. NORVELI.. 2l11 North Sixth Street.
XII Phone 1856 EEat
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D SEWING MACHINES

WHY NOR GE THE MACHINES THAT
. run easy. do the work properly and
last: the Whe elcr q WILSON, /, ana I. 20 %
4 LAND II. A CLARK, 220 East Broad. BY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14

GRACE, 7Ds, EAsT-t g r NJ "A N M.
venierlt location; hoinclike. attractive
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' ''F'I.3 cHAs, o. sAv1LLE. clerk,

WILLIAM KERR, ESQ &, "a $, ! !,
l. noon mNs ana 8 r, NJ. at Room g No, llls
East Main street, Richmond, Ma, Gei fhe
commissioner WI oth aKs1 fop
use as evidence in my .behalfIin g certain an
!, snit nentiing In the Chancery Court OF
the city OF Richmond Va z wherein ere ! am
plaintiff and I, XIV " afg a = Rv Counsel
Abner G. Goode,l p, q. L; Ia i
Mich 24-1aw-4W5 S ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14

ElJN IN ~ ~
D | ia nAsTERN * DISTRICT @ " r.
Whereas on thellth day O. } Apri'il u l,ss 10
$Idstrirt Court Of tho, United sta tes for the
1isstsr District d Virginia against t b
Drcdge CITY of Rehmona,4, y, : p cnuso
~ COZ, tract civil and maritime, I. J.
And whereas by virtue Of process " !, quo no
form 70 mo direetseesd' fst ava eeizea
n s'n taken tho said Dredge CITY Of Rlch-
mond' and kAve hey in my eus : T1is |, q
Notice Is hereby given that , z 2s stai O.;
Court e,o Room, In tho city of Richmond, VA,
on tho 18th day Of April 400, fo, the ~ tr y
Of said promises and the owner or oWHsT =,
and ali persons who may have or cii,i.n,
any any interest are hereby cited 70 be 4 a p
appear at the time ana PLACE !, atop res. I
Ia show cause. II any they haYe,.W Wy
anal decree should nG 4, pass y. n
Api 1a-l0t y, p, p y M y fsssS''ss
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YOUR CURTAIN OF LACE, *
Z YOUR GLOVES OBJ FINE III "a
y YOUR HANDSOME SILK. WAIST,
Il YOU ALWAYS .SIiOJLDIRID
Or THE STAINS WHICH 5DEFACiI.
SEND no as NOTlTII III Fiji STREET,
FOR WORK GOOD AND NEAT;
OR CALL 'PtI ON T. ?59922-- &
TIL e II EST w u Will Do. 4,
WE ARE AFTER YOU. PHONE 4ssa.
Suits secured and pressed 75c, suits
B cleaned or dyed like new. r, !. ILL.,
& Steam Dye Works, S25 North Fifth st.
MEMS SUITS sCLEANED>AND PRESS
- "a FOR 81 90 nj M SENNEY'S, 4l8-420 e.
Marshall Street, Goods called for and
delivered. + hone S34O, "a &
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WATCH AND 5JEWELRY REPAIRING

REST MAIN SPRINGS GUARANTEED.
75c. Why pay others sl.0o or Sl,5o. Clean
IS C.HOULGRAVE. The Reliable Jeweler,
2o2 East Broad. corner Third.
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FOR SALE.

GOWN. NAKED DENlLEpt1
Crabs ere made from choice crab r.. m me ei.
and the meat Is received DAILY, rlone
1853. fSTUMPF'S SRESTAUltANI,sc corner rife"
Eighth and Main Streets Es X.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-07
PLEASANT VALLEY.

Lille Fisher visited Sunday with
Ermahl johnson,
Fred Mlnick came up from Herring
ton last Wednesday. He is very
much pleased with bis position.
Miss Miller Of Chapman spent
Thanksgiving holiday with Miss Pearl
Peatling.
There will be . box social at the
Glenwood or Garverschool house Dec.
%. All invited. Girls don't forget
your boxes.
The funeral Of Margaret Nichols
was largely attended at the Buckeye
church Sunday. Rev. HAnts spoke
comforting words to the relatives and
friends. Intsrmsnt vas IL the uY-
ingStOu cemetery.
Mr.. johnson q Abilene had q phon-
ogrAph sntsrtainnent 81 the school
hOnss Tuesday night
En. Jin Brown received Tuesday
morning The bsd news Of The death Of
hsF ,brethsE-il-lsW. Mr. BOEsI Of
Ellsworth. TonIIlitis vas The oauls.
Of kls dssth.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-07
DETROIT.

George Klamm and son of Kansas
City visited bis brother, G. F. Klamm
and family.
Mrs. @. G. Tilton returned from her
trip to Mankato.
J. A. Bushey and wife Of Abilene
spent Tuesday in town with friends.
Mrs. DR.. Parker Of Abilene and Mre.
y. VanScoter Of Irving, Kas,S we're
guests Of Mrs. Munsell and daughter
the first Of the week.
Mrs. G. r. Klamm went to Junction
City Tuesday to attend the silver we'd
ding Of her brother.
Mr.. Mitchell Of Minneapolis is %.
sisting Rev. Harding in the meetings.
Mics L. Armstrong Of Larued 10 the
guest Of her sister, Mrs.. q, g; TiltOn.
Me-. and Mrs.. John Huitt of Tai
mage sPant thanksgiving with O. D.
Nichols and wife.
John Line hiss taken o position ct
the Santa Fe station In Enterprise.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-07
RECENT REFLRgTIOEB.

L. H. Long * hayes Who hal
been quite Ill is somewhat improvsd,
E. M. Snyder offAbiienei snd s. vi
Clark Of Buckeye purchased Edison
monographs at The Rackstqthe pas
week. s-.; s.Ae III;
The Garfield Baptist church Il
now having extra meetingsa with 4
growing interest.
BurrS for Blue Valley grinder can
be had at Hodge BROS!
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Long
Of Hayes, a boy. County Treasurer
Schneider iS very proud of his grand.
son. ,,rn,r,, re .,'i.., ,,,s,,. .o,,,',,o'r'
A Christmas present for the whole
family, fisp Edison, phOnograph.
You'll aad them at The Racket. ri
The consideration ia the land
sale ofWssCotV Rancho reported from
Solomon should ibe sl4, 400. 1T was
one ot5ths biggest deals Of the year.
Needles for al sewing machines at
Hodge Bros. N M TAX &s. ~.
The Abilene RETLECToR thinks
Kansas defeated Missouri because
there was A Abileneite on the Kansas
team Maybe, he had taught the Jay.
hawbers how, to use AbllenA effective.
ly.-[rOpeka Herald.
Did you ever know Of US getting
mad because you didn't buyP No,
but we will be mad II you don't even
come and see 'Our line Of holiday
goods. t6 ,9,
Best grade separator oil 1t Dodge
Bros. 5f
edward SpreChsr, . young
farmer Of Jefferson, bsd Q bad Acci.
dent Sunday. He was driving q
young horse when the bit broke and
The horse ran. away. He jumped
breaking one ankle and leg badly.
He iS getting along we'll.
Toys Of every description at The
Racket.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-07
Pr.d MauDOnald Dsaa.

Fred b. Macdonald, . travelling
Salssnsn for the smith-Evans DRUG
Co. Of Kansas City. No, Vas found
dead in-bSd 10 his room At the I'D
ridgs house, Lawrence, Sunday AbOul
5 O'Clock Hls doslh Hsa lue % apo
Plsxy. HIs hons usS Kansas CIR
aud be has bssa "mAking" AbIless
for = quarter Of = esntpgy, hslllHg
dragp MAny scquaInllness will
b isddsnsd b he dsessss.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-07

was ia the .city~ The s1nsjOr Wa@psy-
nhsspss sIAsabe PbnIRPlpssslar tApse
paEs Apd haa. lnph, iaIsrsgting inlpEs
inRtiOn about the Islands.
DE. BergstSss6sFA visiting bis
bEethpFe RpysR ,BsigptreaasE 4 ~
DalgAad AiD position ipAhs ~ Louis
deptala cOllsga svo, ,mpatbS sgO IsaA
be-, hssn yIsltingsin PeDn'llFaPiA
IlSs o. RoGk Vas N from Navegis
and called on the REFLECTOR. HiS
SON Roy loft for ~Ksnsas City sftSr
spending Thanksgiving ct homo. He
unemployed by the KanSaS City Coal
and Coke 90. ;ifs
Mrs. H. L. Humphrey returned
from . visit to Kansas City and St.
Joseph. She Is ope.hapded for the
present. having fallen when 10 St.
Joe and dislocated o wrist. 1t has
been cot aud IL getting along we'll.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-07
HAVE Lone COURT DOCKET.
January Term Viii III Busy OnG
JtIi,, III 4Jnroik DraNn.

The court sqpksttJor January. th'
term commanving Jan. LIST, 10 an OK
cpptiOnally long one. Eight crimius
casas areien the docket six Of then
lWhiskg. cases, one assault, one an ap
peal from justice court.
lin the civil docket are severa
familiar Oases that, have been up be
FORE. Among them are retrialS o
some railway, damage suits and sew
eral indiYiduRllcases that will have
rehearing. Eight divorce cases are
on for trial, among them that Of
Frank. Fsron. and wife which also will
have some sensational testimony In
the matter Of bis sbuss Of his family.
The following Jurors we're drawn
for the January term Of district courts
Z Feeney Rufus, Elmo. sr,t,a
]. B. Ranatrom, Enterprise.
Herman Gherke, Ramona,
WIS. Harris, Enterprise,
Ernest Hsintz, Bid 4 junction City.
g. @. Calkins, Hsrington. i2
W. NJ. Schiesener, Shadybrook.
Frank Geyer. Herington,
Chas. Nusz, Woodbine.
Peter Ginder, Enterprise.
7. P. Thompson, Enterprise.
Henry Tucker, Shsdybrook.
Chas. I. Dodge, Abilene.
Jas. Holland, ST., Chapman.
VIM. Allen, Abilene. ~a
James Blair, Upland.
W~. Gushing, Chapman.
JDo. p. Sheehan, Herington.
J. Biss+Cker, Detroit.
@. Q Fsngel, Woodbine.
VIM. CoOksop, Rid l Wakefield.
Geo W, Bradley. Abilene.
J. B. Lewis, Abilene.
/. q. W. Garten, Abilene.
3. 6. Hoffman, Donegal.
W. H. JohnsOn, Pearl
R. W. Vance, Hsringlon.
g. W. Yates, Abilene.
Frank v. Close, Abilene.
Henry HasSelman, Rid 4 Junction
City.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-07
MIhhoapolil WIND.

In last evenings chess contest, th'
score iollovN Minneapolis 49,
games; Abilene 1871 games.
Each player played eight games
Score Of the individual players follows
MinneapoDis-Truett 8, DR.. Riddel
Al, G. B. Hoffman Al. Gentry 81.
Abilens--M Perry 8, Arthur Hurd
8, Campbell ~, Wilson 2.
There have been two contests with
Minneapolis aud two with Enterprise.
In total play. Abilene has tied the
two towns. IL will require further
play in order to test superiority OF
either town. ii ist anticipated that
four salina; players will play against
Abilene afternoon and evening Of the
10th inst. sac VI. ~. ~ ~ %.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-07
MAPLE GROVE.

Mrs. Joe CARROTS father who has
been very lOv with 'aPcPlexy died at
Bayfield,, Colo, Nov. 92nd, aged 50
years. ~
Quite q number Of farmers from
this neighborhOod left Tuesday morn
ing for western Kansas where they
expect to purchase land.
J. W. Potter spent Sunday in Abb
lene.
Frank Slider and Bertha BarnCcrd
spent Sunday afternoon with Anna
Loudeen Of Navarro.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-07

etc etc. -4-4 (.
ssOi ooagss the hardWdte dspsEsmenl
IL eepPless -iteal9pyssis. Ehs,mag
will b. happy here. Carving sets.
Ailver plated and nickle plated ware.
pocket ksiEss. AhsAFA EssQrsr Win,
chester sAPpatlAgt FiGra SsvAgsgre'
psatipt EIaas, AlsEess. iMsgpaE9 ard
savage siegIa shot gifsS IeRaAtpes
spublsf md Fnl1s beErsl shcbggns,
infa lIble loaded shells. ammunition Of
ell. kinda ara,a PArk Of ths. AsasAationa.
In the Volie and Deere buggies, Of
which she store bas thef larkest stpph
ever brought TO central Kansps, ths
assortmept Is untxcellsd..- You can.
not misc Il in getting - rig that will
please yon.i ,snn aahe saue,.a
Everybody 10 Dickinson county Ii
invited to call early at the big, das
partment store to, ,selact 4Chriatmaa
gifts. You will be more than pleased
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-07

Report ofaRonaccOrd. school Dist
90 for month ending Nov. rs: Those
neither absent nor tardy were: Bath
MCBoyls, Margaret and Robert Mark,
George DeMersSemau. ENROLMENT
IS; average daily attendance IL; eases
Of hardness 8. Examination work
well done. RhetoricslS good. Those
interested in school work ore urged
to come and visit our school Alta
DeMersseman, teacher.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-07
PRRNDHReAsT's BIG STORE

h i1ftE { EftT5Ft ". n. tTgjs ~
Busy Times N AL IL WSll-Rilled
Departments.
These are busy times 10 the big Do
paEtmantp store st the corner Of Cedar
spd Gepandr sises.ss@ u n Prendsr-
East, shs tproprlasor sad bic large
larOs oialsrks are ledsuppackipg
lhe shIpmspse ofihelldasa wetchapaDss
Tor ell tAa departments. These range
.thrnpgh aYsry. A0rt of.AttraOtion isOm
dry goods TO buggies and will DO BY
far the most ipterestiDgidisplsy TO be
ofsEsd,tp Abilene buyers during the
coming weeks.
5 In dEyt goods there lie everything
that lsdies Of Dickinson 0 unty can
desire. DseSs goods, cloakS, ncy
articles, etc., are there in abundance
and the. gentlemen are not forgotten;
for them are handkerchieis, gloves,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-07
.ABOQH REOPLR

Ma B v.Dtsr iaouP 'ifOm Man
hAsIAp
J.,R, Lsdsrsr was up from Hop'
On basihSaa. ~. VA
eShatSFsnd Mrs. Burton are hom'
ircest. Louis, " lglss " n ~ n
nr. 3. Bdsg4sreaSsF Left for o.
Louis altar . Slait haEes ii W ~
MP.,Gough 10 homo from . visit
in ONepSbpro, KentuCky. r."
Nj. and Mrs. L. g. yHumbargAr are
hereIfrom St. Joe visiting relatives.
@. Barton and hist son John werAin
from Elmo and called. on the RES1Eo-
TORs 1. MI
Mrs. P. L. Jennings, Of Miles, who
has bssnI visitipgIMiss Trey returned
mOmos u,tuy, sztr.. ..r-.s. ..rrs ,less
Miss May Flenner returned to col
lsge Of Liberty, Mo-, after . cviaitfAs
home.
Miss Edna Cough, Of Greensboro.
KY, 10 visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ", T,
Cough.
WI. Fem Of Manchester, o promi-
nent farmer Of Flora, was an Abilene
visitor. g
Miss Alice Fiddock has gone to ILL
mois for several weeks visit With her
sister and other relatives. ai}
H. w. Jacobs, j. q. Keel, J. A.
Flack and ". r. Jolley went to the
6hrinerS' meeting Of SAlina.
L. 8. Bohannon, one Of South Dick
inSon's successful young farmers, was
in visiting bis father and sisters.
Austin George IL here from St.
Louis where be has a fine position.
He will Visit friendSa couple Ofwesks.
Miss vdEna Cook who spent Thanks
giving with Miss EStellA Bolster reT
taFnsd yesterday to her home In TO.
PskA. '"', .'''.''
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Stark left today
for eastern Kansas sndr Oklahoma
where they will visit relatives and
friends. r3'' ,i,. s-P
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Winger Of Ridge
way, Ontario, ere visiting friends and
relatives Ia this county for q month.
Mrs. WiDger Is q niece Of Mrs. J.H.
Engle. @ao t2
N. =. Gish went to northern Kansas
by Invitation Of the State Agricul.
turAl college to make the trip over
ahe central branch on the "Dairy
1popiAl.H 70 ,te 7d tp
Maj. TheO. Sternberg Of Ellsworth
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-07
Local Markets.

morning b. ". B. Glles. FrAin and eoali
nuETEn nAnKnf.
fPricaa for creaneFY fptanf e. pcfph
nemed for wnrk endInl today. Dictin1on
e ~. I gsI.s. z 90, - iAsa A's fefA
KA..ss o9-Einsss ps5-1aas %.
o.1u.So -deiasyas . mi ss,,s II
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-07
Lutheran Fair and Supper.

Christmas presents to suit alI.
Fancy work Of oil kinds, aprons, no.
tiOnS, candy, pure foOdI Aud,rA 2bC
turkey supper ct A. 20. D. W. hall
Saturday, Dec. 16. tao
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First published In Abilene Weekly Re-
Hector Dec :. 1861

nygtOF Ooc' y, AtUol
First Meeting Of Creditors
In the DisEict. Court Of the UDited stata,
for the district Of Kansas, hrst divibion.'
3. brewer. bankrupt! In Bankruptcy.
10 the creditors Of Charles .. Brewer of Her
ington, IN thecountY Of Dickinson, within
the district aforesaid abankrupt.g
Notice is hereby given that on the lth day
Of December, 1905, the said lbhnkrupf Va
duly adJndicated bankrupt and that he
first meeting OF bis creditors will be Reid AZ
the referees once in saliaae In the county 81
senne, ano STATE OF hansas, on the 2Oth day
noon, At which time the said creditors NAV
attend, prove tnelr claims appoint a trns.
tee, examine the bankrupt, and Transact
before said meeting. FZ.O. MffIiKIE ~
e., Referee In Bankruptcy.
salina, Kansas, Dec. s, 1905, : is-2
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Wen have Just what you want fol
your Christmas presents. A,J-'.i
49, ".e",' The RACKET.
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claimed letters remaining in the Adj.
lene postotice for the week ending
Dec. 2, 1905. Have your mail al.
dressed to your box number ana n
will be promptly delivered:
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-07

Mems fleece lined Underwear at $50,
$40, 47c, decided bargains, best
quality all wool Undsrwssl. worth
$50. ncWat csc.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-07

Clothing for Men. Boys and Children.
We have on hand . large stock Of
Mems Oyercoats and UlsterS, plain
black and gray mixed kersey cloth.
OvsFcoats ut 4.76. would bs con.
sidered cheap At 90,
Heavy weight Beaver and Melton
Overooats, trimming the best, worth
10 on sale at 6,9s. Better goods
ProPOrsionately a' cheap.
tt ~.
Mems Suits 10 good quality wool Ksr'
sey, warranted 10 give satisfaction,
our price 6,2'. worth 8 so.
Mems melton Suits and fancy weaves.
10 blacks and mixtures, worth IL. sc,
on sale At 8 rs.
Bovs' Suits, four special bargain lots.
97r. l.67, 2 SO and 297.
GREAT SHOE SALE. Every pair 81
Shoes you buy OF us is mopey.sav.
ing. You can easily see on the
goods We cffsr.
Rubbers, lined Shoes and House Slip
pers, q complete lins at reduced
prices.
Mems fleece lined Underwear at $50,
$40, 47c, decided bargains, bsst
quality all wool Underwear. worth
so. noWat csc.
Msnt Sweaters at half price, CSC, $50
and l.SS
Hosiery in cotton and wool ., Gu,
prices
Fsscisslors. Gloves and Kittens 1t
Bargain Prices.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-07

Msn'' Sweaters at half price, CSC, CSC
and l.Ss
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-07

Hosiery in cotton and wool At Gu,
prices
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-07

Rssoius.ors, Gloves and kittens ct
Bargain Prices. s.