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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
sdrttte gesea mnebrenbafte
@eai3tmer.

alus benz 8orgsben Der Staatsbe-
b6roe FIR dr3tli9e &esiitriruns unb
prhfuns f4eint berbor3useben, bab
bieielbe bsabi&tiat. esgen aIIe Quad
falber unb nidt profeiFoneae Ssiliiinf.
Ter ifritt boraugsben. Warie Stieler
bon gpanspiqe, oeren 2ieens ssftsrn
uioerrufen tpurbe, bient iest einen brei-
idbriaen $ermin i'm 6rauensefdnsnib
fir gorna6me elmer friminelIen Spera=
tiOn ab. Die geb6rbe iOa bon msbrersn
dbnli9en Gdllsn 9enntniB baben uno
beabF9tigen, gegen bic betrefenbsn
Menf9enfreunbe borsugeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
G6warb GDrep ffirbt.
GrIieot i'm StaotRoipitale ieinen
Derlebun9en.
Cine ftremge 1tnteria6mttg
wiro eingeleitet tperoett.

gbnaro gorep, Der bonn poli3tlten
@brit gsi4Ofsn puros, III bsuts frab
5 ubr i'm Soipitals isiner Wunbs sr=
lsgsn. 3wsi grtioer oes gsrforbsnsn,
fotpie au9 me6rers @oufns befslbsn
bic bier Tobnsn, tparen our 3ett oss
Sooes on isiuer Sette. Die 8u9sl
mar our9 bic linte 2un9snbaut gs'
brungen unb cine innere Slutun9 fhute
bic 9unse nit glut an. Bis tur3 bor
fsinem Sobe mar @orep BEL boiler ges
finnuns. Seputp.gorOner &obertion
bielt bic 2ei9snI9au 6sute friib ab unb
oann mutbe bic Sei4e on Jlannsr d
8u&anan tbereeben, BON beren Sa=
belle aus bic geifattun9 itattfinosn
pirb. Die 2ei9e tpiro In @rotpn Sia
our gssrbiguns tOmmsn. @orsb's
gater uno spei grtosr oehelben mob
nen In Soper, Sno. goliseiiuperin'
tenoent 2rueer bsripri4t cine itrsnge
lnterIu9uns Der Gfaire. Sas ft9erits
aber pdre es, tusnn cine seri9tli4e un'
teriu9ung Hattfdnoe. Gin poliaif
iclie feline 8bnt, faqs i4uloig, geraoe
70 pobl abbhbsn mhfsn, tuis irssno siu
anberes Witelisb bes @emeintpeisns.
poli3ift @briii, Dem man ben Soo oes
Wtannes mittbeilts, ipra8 fein tiefifss
gsbausrn tibsr ben gOrfal aus, sr II
iiberssuet, baB er in feiner bilfioien
Sage in SslbiOertheioigung banbslts'
ppliSifi @briit tuurbe bonn Superintsn'
tsnbsntsn Gruger unter Der Intlag'
BEG Worbes 9eifellt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
Doctor bsrflast.

9lliee Wnp &i9nrbs iu9t auf ee.
ri6tli9em @sss bon benz Nrst Soba
W. RbObes $40, 900 gu bstOmmsn.
sic behauptet, baB fe fi9 i'm Septem=
Der 1908 in bsiisn gsbanbluns CAB.
oerieIbe fie aber gang fali4 bebanoeli
babe. tucoura iis ssiunobsitli9 sei4d-
bist Jet, mas nur our9 3ablung &C.
nannter Summs tpieosr gut gemadi
perben t6nne.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
11sbsrfabren tna setOotet.

Beim @eriu9s, sinsn. 3us an Der
@hrtelbabn nabe Der Sbelbp Strabe 3u
befsigen, wuroe seifsrn Wbenb Der 80
Sabre aIts Garbise Grant @rinibaw
aus 9iisbille, ap., get6btet. @rinibaw
bsriu&te auseni9einli9 aIs blinber
pafIagisr mitsufnbren. 9ie bsibsn
Mrme, beibe geine fotuie au9 Der I'm.
terleib tpurben fur1tbar serftiimmelt,
Ct bsbieIt aber feline 8eInnung, 10 bab
er i'm Stanbe mar benz Waf9inifen oes
3uses, 8. S9a9leiter nod ieinen Na.
men an3ugeben. Die Mmbulan3 iuollte
cen S&werberlebten gum 9oipital
f&affen, iebo4 itarb berieIbe, s6e mon
bort nit ibm anlangts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
Sebeuslanslt@e 3m9tbaasFrafe
faqs i@mls!s.

Setettib gbmaro gurf6oI3 aus Gin.
cinnati. O.. traf 9efern bisr Elm. um
Ste SimpIOn, ben man bier als 6Ih9t-
ling bsrbaftste. ab3ubolen. gsibe rei-
fen beute frab ab.
eimpion 9ebt. fals man i'm f&ul.
big befi1bet, einem lebensldngli9sn
3u&tbaustermine entgegen, benn In
Obio it auf ginbru& in elm beuobntes
6aus bieie strafe seiebt. ct ioa $50
Baar unb eine 6laT&e S9naps seRob-
len baben. Der 6&naps uurbe an.
asbli& In ieinsn 3imnsr sefunbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
/ Otto @iasr. /

Serr Otto 0ailIsr, SO6n bes be-
tannten 2apslImeiiters Serrn &einholo
Millsr. 1921 Norb gapitol NUs., III
um Witterna9t in Sroao Ripple, mo
sr auf elmer bsna&barten Jarm Tom.
pirts, sefpr6sn. 8ater, Wutter unb
beibs S9wefern oss 0erforbenen
maren am Sterbsbstt, als Der erff 38
Sabre sdblsnbs Wanu isinsn @eiit aus.
bau9ts. Die 9unbe isines 10 pl6ys
Ii9sn Mblsbens tpirb I'm 2reiis fsinsr
pislsn Grsunos nit tiefsm geoausra
bernommsn tuerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
alast far $1,000 sesen bte
Strabsnbabr.

Vim 81. Mai b. 3. benuste Marp
glbsrtIou bic alabama uno Sarfe!o
Yart StraBenbahn. Din Waoifon
apsnue mplts fis bieielbe berlahen;
wdbrenb fs abities, fubr Der Wotor.
mann na9 ibrer gs6auptung pl6Bli9
tpeitsr, fs auf bic StraBe i9leuoernb,
tuoour9 he f4 9erleBungen 3uaog, bic
es ibr rnmbsli9 maateT, i6ren Se'
ruf, Der ibr bisbsr w69entli4 sl2
sinssbrat!. fernsr6in obsulie9en. Sis
psrlangt bssbalb $4,000 gntI9dbisunq
bon Der gabn9eisli9aft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
&airsn an sonatas ssitattst.

Sie 8robgsi9norsnen rsi6ten bs-
trsffs bss Shsnbaltsns reip. S4lie'
Bens Der Yarbierldben einsn 8sri4t
Elm, bahin lautsnb, bab &afren fur
bic 8eIunbbeit uno bas Woblbe=
finbsn Der garger sbeniu not6penoig
lei ME Elm Bab unb ss cine uneere4te
ausIssuns Der arbeitsrgeieBs lei, bar'
auf al beftsbsn, baB bic Sarbierldoen
am sOnntase ssi4lOhsn fsisn, TO-
lanae Der Snbabsr pillsns iei. feline
8unbsn 3u bebienen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
5rs@er Sieb.

Dem 8otsn Walter Wullen bon
1882 8roaomap, Der In Sieniten Der
u. 9. &. 60. fsbt, tpuroe 9eitern am
bsuen Sage, wdareno er cine ab.
liefsrune in 35 Wsf Wermont StraBs
ma9te uno auf Der Ysranoa fano, isin
Jabrrab 9sitoblen. Gin tuie elm Anitrei=
der gstlsiosisr Wann f9wans fi8 aui
bas 3ab uno fubr silenbs babon, Obns
f9 I'm bic Surufs gu tiimmsrn. Bon
&ob unb Reiter feblt isoe Spur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
Taaeinai
Gntsiitt feline SubDrer.

Die 8siu9sr bon yJairbant" MUIR.
ben our9 bic aeitsrn Ibsno bOn Der
Janciuli'i4sn 3apeae sssebene BOLTS
tbimli9e Wuiit bollfdnbig entstdt.
Ser 9roBs 2apsllmeilier bate nit Der
Muffequng beg programms ben @iin=
i9en bieler geiu9er entipro6sn.
n8bs Capitol unb vSbe 5oIp @itp"
wurben gang bsiOnbsrs bonn 9ublitum
nit grobsm gsifal aufgenommen.
Ssute III .@asner.Mbsno" unb bers
fdisosne Der beffsn @Ompoftionen oes
bertbmten Msiiters ftsben auf Dem
pro9ramm.
Wir ee5en na9Fe5sns bas pro'
gramm
Special Wagner Program.
I. Grand March, yTannhauser" Wagner
2. Song for Baritone - Evening
Wagner
Mr.. G.. Piccirillo.
8. Grand Selection - vLohengrin"
Wagner
q. Ride of the Walkyrie" 80. Wagner
s. Vorspiel-y Parsifal" "...... Wagner
6. Selection from The Flying Dutch
man. Wagner
7. Overture rTannhauser" ...... Wagner
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
Sult=Yartte
Sym Mannerbor.

Die Samsniettion bes Wdnnsr1pr
6dlt 6eute Na9mittag ibre Suli=partie
ab. Die arrangements lissen in ben
Sdnoen bon Grl. Nlice Wlaller, unter=
fabt bon ben Samsn Srau @so. Mmt,
6rau @mil Sabrion, 5rau SO6n @ie-
fen, Jrau g. Wattbsws, Jrl. @ret9en
Grid unb 6rl. Gertrude Samann.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14

Sagersto tu n, Is. Suli. Die
Wapne Gounip @robgef&worenen tpsr.
ben am "a. b. W. in Ri9mpnb au-
iammsntretsn, unb wie es beibt eine
srtinbli9ellnteriu&uns betrefs bss3u-
iammenbruds Der Commercial 8ant
anfelIen.
gs fnb @erii&te I'm l1mIauf, bab
Der 9affrer Sobn 8owman, Der
Selbamorb bssins, einen 3omplisen
sebabt bat unb mon bat 9erba&t gegen
eine befimmte perf6nli9teit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
Su i@waM fir Sie Operatiou.

Der 3uifanb bes glsttriters Com.
@Orp, pel4er bur9 ben poli3iffen
Senrp g6rif 10 i9uer peruuneet
murbs, ift uxberdnbert, er fonnte
iOweit nod ni9t 3tpeds @ntfer'
nuns Der 8ugsl Operirt wsrben.
Seine 2rdfte baben bebeutenb abgs-
nOmmsn uno na9 4usIagen Der Soipis
talsaneeielIien iif er gu ibwa9, I'm
cine OperatiOn our 3sit our93uma9en.
Man bofft ibn am 2eben su erbaIten
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
0ei66ttSs Gr6ifnttttg.

Wssinsn 6reunben unb gstannten bic
gefdQigs Nnseigs. oaB ia In meinen
ei9enen 6auie. 1118 Sbelbp StraBe,
eine @irtbi9aft er6ifnst babe. Die
befsn 9strdnte unb @isarren, ba3u sinen
sutsn 2un9 tpsrbsn ftets an 9anb iein.
I'm 9atissn 3uipru& bittet
Adtun9sbOu
Gus 9oebber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
Na6rtGtett aus Snbiand

- !, ii. SulI. SlWuel NHs
osrion, Elm In ben Minen Der gra3il
Glod gompante 3u 9niqbtsbiae anae-
itslter Tfann, tuuroe geifsrn unter
siaem berabitiir3enosn S9isfsrbru&s
begraben. Dos 8enif tpuroe benz lln-
gliidIiden ssbro9en unb Der 9orper
tpuroe faf b6aia 3srmalmt. 9lnber-
fon's camille bsfinost fi9 CUR 3sit In
ganaba gum Yefu9e.
2aporte, 13. SuIi. ShIfsiberiff
slnftiB unb 20 Wann umfsntsn bas
in Der 8ilSniL bes Gantatee 5lub ee=
lesene Saus beg auittn Barter, Der
bes triminellen Gnsriffs ansetlast III,
unb nod mebreren piFOlsnI9ahen, bic
nur 269er in Die 2uft madtsn, tuurbe
Der 0erfolgts psrbaftet.
Wuneie, Is. SuIi. Orbils
Wolf, Der s-id6rise So6n bon Grani
WOlf, srtrant pdbrsnb bes gabens i'm
Wbiie Jlub. Sein @enohs, Der 6.idb=
riss George 2ub, Sobn bss aontrat.
tors @6as. 2ug, tpurbe bon Bert gifsr.
lin aersttet. Die 2ei9e bss 10 frib
um's 2eben setommenen 9nabsu purbe
eefunbsn.
Srasil, 13. SuIi. Weitsre Ser.
midelungen f9sinsn aus benz 0or-
gsbeH oes peIisei9efs asssn cue gs-
i4dftsleuts, tpel4e Sonntags pfen
balten, au entite5en. Der Wil9bdnb.
Ter s. 5. S6attud, benz poliseiii9
befoblen tuorben mar, am Sonntag 3u
i4lisBen, ma4t Worbsrsitunesn, esesn
benisIbsn cine S&aoensrfustIass fhr
$4,000 an6dnsis 3u MAIDEN.
9otomo, 13. Suli. Der 48
Sabre alte 9ontrattor Wm. gbur6bia
beging bsuts Sslbfmorb, inbem er fi&
cine 8useI bur& ben 9Opf jasts. Der
Bob trat iofort Elm. Dor mebreren
Wo8en tpurbe @bur8ia bon Wesela-
germ angsfallsn unb arg mibbanbelt.
Ssitbsm mar er niebsrgei9Iagen uns
tla9te iibsr fur9tbare S4msraen i'm
2opf. Wan glaubt, bab @ur9il In
einem Mnfaa bon Srrfinn SeIbhmorb
bsgina. st binterldbt feline Wittme
unb 2inber.
&odoills, 13. Suli. Srei 30.
oesna&ri9tsn per 8elssramm srbielf
&eb. SObn s. S6errart, frtber pafor
Der nnibsrfali presbpterian 9ir9s bier,
ieit feinem Nbgang aber In pittsburs,
| pa., tuobnenb, uno felt einigen 9aeeu
BIER beiu9suegen iueilenb BEL isinsr
8o&ter. Die erits Na9ri9t bstraf
ieinen gnteI. SObn 6ludlp spon pitts-
burg, Der Iein 2sben bsim gaben ein-
bhbts. Sie beibsn anberen Sele.
sramme, pel&elfaft slei9seitis tamsn,
mslbsten ben Bob isines Bruber, pafior
in @bambersbure. go. unb isinsr
Sante, 6rau Martba Sberrart In
Dunbar, 3d.. tpel9e bsrsits 90 Sabre
alt mar. Ser 8rubsr unb bie Snnts
uarsn isit LANCER 3sit trdntli9 GEE
ipsisn.
Wabafb, 19. SuIi. Die Gar.
msr bss @ountps Rnb srfrsut user bic
Nbnabme bon Siiieln, tusI9s In frhbs.
rem Sahren bic 2anbffraBen reruusisr-
ten. gs bat fi9 6erausssRsllt, baB
@iirmer In ben 3olbsnanidSen Der
: 9ifslfdmme fi& sinaenitst hnbsn unb
Z ben palm tbatid9Ii9 tn Sthds ger.
i9neibsn. Sc meint bies cine anmd6-
iise gerni9tung allsr Sifteln uno bic
Garmer fno ni9t tpenis erfreut tibsr
oisie Iusf9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14

90 Die bette 5 Gent giearre In
Der Staot, Wuao's .2On9feaoiu".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14

y @au&t Die Tish / Mingo.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-02
MOONLIGHT.

s. Shirack thrashed alfalfa for Fred
WinSlow Friday.
Mrs. Geo. Amess was an Abilene
visitor Friday.
Many friends attended the funeral
Of DsIos Lowe held 1t the home oil
James Crumb Sunday afternoon.
Jesse EDgis Of EmpOria spent q few
days last week with home folks.
Ira Noel and Avery Hoover Of th'
D. G. H. s. spent Sunday at homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. BrSchbill, Mr.
and Mrs. J. NJ. Sheets, Mr.. and Mrs
A. N. Engls. B. F. Eugls, Peter BsrtI
and s. n. Bsrt'S we're among the onei
that attended love feast ct Abilene
Saturday and Sunday.
Walter Engls and Miss Bessie BOycs
drove 10 Abilene Sunday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-02
INDUSTRY.

Our town was full Of drummers
about all week.
Mr.. Welmer Is building for Mr.
Knhlman. ~
The Women's Missionary society
held meeting at Ebenezer Saturday
Elder G. Smith from Hiawaths
called on DIR. Schenberger Monday.
Mr.. RyOn's sale was well attended
and things sold we'll.
Mr.. Fulton from Oklahoma is visit.
ing at M. M. Keim's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe White of Abilene
were in town Friday
DR.. Chas. Hewitt from Wakefield
was on our streets Friday.
Mrs. Ryon returned from Kansas
City Friday.
Mesdames Ksyser and WsimsH
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-02
PEARL.

Prof. ssmpsrote is enjoying . visit
from his father.
MIR. and Mrs. John Keller OF Kline
hart spent Sunday with Christ Diehl.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. :. Taylor gave .
party in honor Of their son Wilired'i
iiitesnth birthday Saturday.
The Haynes brothers are enjoying
a visit from their father and mother
Of near Talmags.
Mrs. Ida TAPp and Miss Hulda Lind
Of Kansas City are visiting their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. HehryLind.
The Pearl Town and Mercantile Co.
shipped car Of hogs Monday.
Anyone wanting to know how dark
1t was Sunday night can find out by
asking Ben Fielder.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-02
wOoDB1NE.


A large number attended the sale
Of Lynn Baxter on ClSrk'S Creek
Rev. A. j. Bruner closed a series OF
meetings at ClArk's Greek Sunday.
Dave NALL and j. q Reed were
shaking hands with friends between
trains Saturday.
J. R. Kohlsr made trip to Herring
tor Tuesday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. 8. A. Mo
clsllan, Oct. 26, q son.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis, OCT.
"a, a daughter.
The recent snow is great benefit
to the wheat.
The usual amount Of personal prop
erty was strung over the country BY
the boys Halloween.
Robt. Rlndt has purchased hi'
brother August's share Of the livery
stable.
A Halloween party was given al
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Fen
gel. All report q good time.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-02
PLEASANT VALLEY.

Mr.. sachAu and family visited with
their daughter, Mrs. Myers sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Brown visited at
Z. Derrick's Sunday.
Lizzie and EfEie Kreider spent sun
dsy'sitsrnOOn at Clarence StOher'''
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe CreSs. returned on
the 26th from their western trip very
happy and we'll. having had an excel
lent time oil the way.
MI Myer is suffering with an So-
cess under his arm.
Mrs. Levi Kreider returned from
PennSylvania Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Fullerton OF Kentucky
are guests at J. Peatling'S. coming
here with intentions OF buying land
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-02
CHAPMAN.

Riley Louden returned ON sunday
from his trip to Portland ors'' ana
southern California.
Row Thisler went to Chicago with
a car Of horses the frst OF the week.
Jesse scripter and Clarence Childers
left on Sunday for an extended visit
to Indiana and Ohio
ChAs. Nicholson has purchased the
L.Forpe residence In the north part Of
town.
Arnold & Scanlsu commenced TO
feed ITO head Of cattle at their farm
south Of town.
Miss Lolita Hoag returned from
Colorado Saturday where she spent
several months with her mother
M. B. Nicholas has rented the
Deves hotel and moved In on WsdneS'
day.
TX, Carter and wife are the guests
at the Burger hotel this week. They
90 to California next week to spend
the winter.
A. G. Hines, the trainer Of D. K
cartsr's dogs, was presented with q
6us gold watch valued st ti4b oy the
owners Of the various kennels Of dogs.
He was very proud Of bis gift.
Geo. Lyon Of Peoria, illinois, 10
visiting friends in town this week.
MP. SaubOrn unlOsded . car Of
lime and one Of cement this week.
q. K. Gardner who had bis leg
broken last week is getting along
nicely.
Frank cbildsrS has moved bis bar
Der shop to the new whi'sA'ir build
Ing.
]. A. WhltshsIr has moved thu
DOS, once into bis new buildine.
Fol,v 4 Ollie have closed up ths
Yaturitv cafe, having made enough
70 live ! retired life the rest Of th'
winter.
Fhs railway %. hss taken dow
tbs Windmill and moved Il 70 III
new well on The LouPes property II
the vest part Of soEn.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-02
ENTERPRISE.

Fred Ehrsam 10 building an Addl-
ton to his home makingit one Of the
prettiest and most comfortable cot
tagss in Enterprise.
F.,Kornlskey, our popular tailor, is
putting up new and sommodious
shop in which to take care Of his
trade.
Fred Angst has bought the post
office building and has already begun
to remodel and greatly improve 10 IN
many ways. Oar entire community
wishes him complete success In bis
laudable undertaking.
Our genial editor Of the Journal was
visiting in Abilene Tuesday.
Pastor Brown has announced to
close his addresses ON his recent visit
to the Rocky Mountains Sunday eve
ming by devotiug that time TO the
Thirty-ninth National EnCsmpment
Grand Army Of the Republic. Spe'
cial music will be provided. National
and army songs will be sung. All Of
the soldiers are especially invited to
attend this service.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-02
HOLLAND.

d Il E Y s n I
Miss Sue Bell 10 homo 90 . visit
walker venness has moved to
Dillon.
Miss Bird Bell visited friends in sa-
lima last week.
, B. a. Meyers is' building new
house for bis son Harry.
The campmes1ipg was well at
tended.
The Wheatland township Sunday
school convention is to be beld at this
place Nov. Sin the German Baptist
Brethren church.
We are having quite snow for this
time Of the year.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-02
ACNE

Mrs. nIyisStrAnd entertained . fsT
Of her lady friends Friday afternoon.
All had an enjoyable time.
Some Of the Abilene school boys
have lots Of sport hunting rabbits
here.
The snow storm vs' 'OusWhl. I'M
expected.
Mrs. Youiey visited her brother,
GsOrgs Sanders, Tuesday. 4.
Jshn EDgls 1. improving his hOuss
With . large addition, new PorchsS,
etc.
Albert Burke and family are hsrs
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-02
BUCKEYE.


Rev. Lawhon came over thirty miles
yesterday through the storm to Be
here to open the revival meetings
which will commence Wednesday
Nov. 1st.
Mrs. K. Pickins has q phone.
Mrs, Della XIII and family left
Monday for her home in Nebraska
after q two weeks'viSit with relatives.
Sam Grove returned Sunday from
the East where be has been visiting
relatives.
II Arthur SINNERS bought some COWS
and a separator lately.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-02
DETROIT.

Andy Bolton iS having q large barn
built and will soon remodel bic house.
Mrs. Henry Hawk and children left
Saturday for her home in Russell.
john Lama and George sIdlsr have
purchased new buggiss.
Harry Kno1's store which was dam
aged BY Gre recently hiss been re-
paired and Psisted Inside which
grsstly improves its appearances.
Miss Brownie Tilton left Friday fol
Colorado after 3 months visit with
her parents, Mr.. aAd MrG c. C.
TIlton.
Mrs. C. p. Klsmm Il Speeding 9
few dsys on The farm pear Rhlnshart
MrS. Leila Morse has returned after
several weeks stay with . sister IL
hoPhsrsou.
W. H. Peterson Of Cheyenne, Wyo.'
soppsa here o. bis wsy 70 KanssI
CIV Sunday for > lev hours With BIZ
vile and children.
Mtu. o. D. Nichols made . trip Y
Talnags one day last week.
-s-s-s.-
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spent the day a. Jabez Green's Thurs
day.
viii Loadsr's visited In Wakefield .
few days last week.
Rumor says that Abner Bowen has
come here 70 stay.
John Gibbs transacted business 10
Abilene Friday.
While Green had bis best girl 70
junction City Thursday.
Ban McCosb, xrsxes Schenbsrger'
N Anthony, P, weImsr and JabeS
Gums were all to Wakefield Saturday.
Mr.. Pratt is at work again.
Rosa Berger 10 on the sick list.
A. F. Ysger ID quite III.
Revs. Rice and Rairdsn organised
Baptist class at the Duran school
house Saturday.
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ll-'-'l--i1'7'l777''77EbW7'=' :
DONEGAL.

A pleasant snow fell here Saturday.
Miss 6na suider spent Sunday
night at J. n. Eagles
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Haas Of Pearl
spent Sunday afternoon at A. L.
Shank's.
a large number from this place at
tended the love feast and memorial
services Of the late Harvey lEnglert
Abilene Saturday, and Sunday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-02
w1LLowDALE.

Mrs. Joe Sober and children OF Chi
cago, formerly Of this place, are visit
ing her brother, George Graves.
The West Buckeye school will have
box social next Friday evening.
The proceeds will 60 towards buying
an organ.
Lulu Low was shopping In Abilene
last Saturday.
Mrs. David Dobson Of Abilene visit
tied her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Hobbs
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs, W. G. Lewis spent
Thursday In Abilene.
Miss Mary WooIverton who teaches
the Willowdale school visited Satur'
day and Sunday with Efie and Heller
King.
Mrs. M. Low and Mrs. Harmon
Keller visited Mrs. David Dobson al
Charles HObbS' Thursday.
Mary and Maggie LOckhart were
trading in Abilene Saturday.
Geo. Scott and wife visited bill
brother, BAnn Scott and family, Sun
day.
Ben Olson and wiia Of Minneapolis
are visiting Mr.. OlsOn's sister, Mrs
| Harmon KehleF.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry billing re-
turned last week from Arksnsa'
where they have been on . pleasure
trip. s.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-02

Is your home without musicP Are
your evenings SlOWP 10 1t sometimes
hard to entertain your gueStsP Then
become the owner Of an Edison phono-
graph, for sale By The Racket.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-02

For sale, one Diamond feed grinder
with three sets Of burrs, adapted for
8 or horse power. Good aa new,
Price Sl4. /. HODGE BROS.
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from Colorado for months visit with
their parents.
Henry BuChsnau enjoyed visit
from bis brother Ed last week.
Ben SaIrk has purchased a new
spring wagon.
MIR. Holyrod has sold bis farm.
Mrs, Nesbit and baby Of Oklahoma
are nakinga lengthy visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. win Wolver-
toR.
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First published in the Abilene Weekly Re-
Hector Nov. and, 1851
Notice Of APPOINTMENT.

STATE or KANSAS, Ia.
Dickinson County,
In the matter Of the estate Of floEh n.
voelpel, Frederick W. Yoelpel and Doith
Anna YOelpel, minors, Of Dickinson oenn-
", Kansas.
Notice is hereby given that on the soih day
Of October, A. D. 1906, the unoersigned vas
~ the Probate Court OF Dickinson County
Kan1aa duly appointed and qualified ~
gusrdisu Of the estate Of Flora ~. Neepet
Voeiuet minors, late Of Dickinson County,
Kanfas. All parties interested IN said estate
viii taks notice and govern themselves 40
cordinEly. Q. y enAstn.s
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Patterns - ths Racket SatuFday 50
$50.
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Mr.. Smith and family. Mrs. Hinkla,s
brother-in-law, has rented the bald.
win house near the South Buckeye
school for the winter.
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Bring your bottle, bulk perfume At
The Racket Saturday $50 per ounce,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-09
CHECK FORGING AS A JOKE.
A. ID. I. Boys Have Joke Turned on
Them by Sherifrs Office.

Check forging has been found so
easy in Pendleton that the A. d. T.
boys yesterday conclded to try their
hands at the game, and did so with
success. However, they went into
the matter for amusement, and wise
ly did not attempt to reap any finan-
cial gain.
A check on the First National bank
was drawn by one of the boys in IA
vor of one of the other boys for the
sum of 49 cents. This was placed in
a conspicuous place on the pavement
and soon attracted the eyes of Frank
Clopton and a companion who were
passing. The paper was picked up
and was being carefully scrutinized
when the laughter of the boys inside
told them it was a joke. Later on
the check was picked up, and being
found to be no good was turned into
the sherlffs office.
When the youthful drawer of the
check received a query over the
phone from the sheriff, his face So
bered considerably, but he managed
to explain to the official that the
thing was a joke and that no criminal
act was intended.