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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-17
Contra las aias.
Las plagas Do n0sqult0s,
Rablando con d jsfe Del G0RsO.
IIdadO.

El aCtusl eupeFintendenta de aani.
dad. doctor Francisco GOenega. e8sa
hacienda deteDidC estudi0 de an gtlerO
Feciantemente imp0rtadO de Feanclas
para destTuiF q loE roedOFes C0noeidos
con 81 nombFe de ratones. dafiin0s Ilni-
males que tantO perjuiciO Causan en-
lag casas y en- los cRmpoB. Iiene en-
observation eentenaFes de dichOs roe.
dores & les que inocula con Ell virull de
FefeFencia.
A POGO de estar Ias ratag inocuIadHG
si6ntansa con hidrc fobia especial, solo
trasmioible 6 los animales de Is miama
especie.
Estoa animRleg una vez inOCula10a
nauerden cuanto encuentren & pa piRa0
muFiendo d POGO tempo y dejand0
inOculada In epfaFmedad.
ST les pFuebRa definitivss resultan
satiafaot0riaa seRSn conOcidaa del pd
blico & fin de que puedan utilizar el
virus lRg peEsonaB que aa1 10 degeen,
para ibraFse de la pIaga de Fatones.
Sin duda lOs agFieultoreB se benefi
ciar6n gEandenente defendiendo aus
pIantaciones de lag acometidas de Lon
Citad0a rOedore8.
Inf6rmage que las plagas de mosqui-
tos que invaden Is capital y suG bRRFieG.
pPOvienen del manglRF que rOde& 6 ID
GiudRd y que Is primera madida que
debiera t0marae para libFaFn0s de elias.
es Cegar aquelIos manglares que & ID
vez son focos de peludism0.
Cua!quiera que sea la medida que Ge
tome debieFa Ger tan r6pida como gea
possible, no que CuandO Be trate de re-.
mediHr 81 NAL tepgamOs una epidemic
en- casa.
El pr6xirno lunas quedArs instalado
ca 81 local del presidio nm mot0F al6s-
triC0, para mover Lac mGquinas de car
pinteFfa que hay en- Jos salleres de
dicho penal. Qan6ndOge en- clio mucho
tempo y Ah0rF6ndose aIRdn diner0.
Es IN progFeso indudable Ell uso De ID
electTiCidRd.
On representante de Ella Cores
pondencias tuY0 aver oportunidad de
CambiaP impFesienes con 81 iefe del
departament0 COns0lidado y entire
otraG cosas habI6ge Dor nuestPO repOr- :
ter de la deficienCiR de d information
ofcial de dioh0 departament0 de alg6n
tempo & eBts pRFte.
El seflor Cross dijo que 81 hAber
diSpuestO que D informsCi6n Be diefa
directamente poF 81. obedecfa & que l0G
emplead0s gubalteFnoa habfanle dicho
en- vsFiag OpoFtunide que loo qepOg-
ters les molestAbRn con BuB preguntaG
no dei6ndole8 tFabajsr.
POE 10 que & nosotrO8 respecta. nun
CO p0drSn deCir tal cosa los empIeados.
Per0 aquf no se trata de persOnalida-
des. SLH Correspondencia2 pide In
formation para 81 p1bliCo y pOr 10
tonto cree que loo empleados que tsIeG
quejas produjeran no conocen Bu misi6n
nj b muy altR que los pari6diCos de
San Jun deSempefiGn. Y por otFa
psrte tienen d epidermis muy delicsda
cuandO por tan pOcs oOsa be molestBn.
No vendTfs nal que el honorable Comi-
siOnado les recitara Las siguientes pala-
bras prOnunCiAd6s he POGO por eI
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qutflos por ege sefIor & quien respeCti-
VRmente debemos tlsmRE simio escspR-
do de Is sula 81 Herald.
PerO debs constsr que 81. & 10 que
psrece. el gobsrnador Winthrop Ie
tiene miedo & ege eatadista sobFante
que remiti6 & d isla el Herald, TOa
puertorFiquefios u no le tienen nj pizca
= van q aVeriguar 20 que se trAta de
pSSs. en- OuantOs vino % isls el eel
super-h0mbre. y & Cusntos pies % ha-
llaFfa 81 de los politicians pueFtOrri-
quefIos. hombres decsnte8 y honFados
qne no emiRran & OtrOs pafses para in
juriRr 8 los que les psgGn 10 que 90.
men. si 81 c0grespon8az especial del
Herald y los politicians como Hlaman
algun0s aVentureFos que VinieFon q d
isis sin que nadie leo conVid&Ea. & Loo
buenoa pueFtorFiquefioa que est6n de-
fendiendO y defsnder6n Ia patFia en-
que nacieran:S cuantos pies deOimOP, de
diferanCia Be- hsllagfa el especial del
III sFald y los RlsmadOs politicians s. I
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Don Jose PaIae!os

Aver noche falleci6 en- esta Ca
pital el seflor jose Palacios Echeva-
FFfa. padre de nuestros amigos don
Rafael y don jose PalaciOs Rodri-
guez.
Gran vacfo deia On esta sociedad
Ia desaparici6n de tan cumplido }
estimado caballeFo, modelo de viF-
tudes cfyicas y privadas, que le
captaron q aprecio , estimation de
cuant0s III trataron.
Esta tarae a las 5 p. m. tendrS
lugaF el sepelio de su caaaver, aes-
de Ia casa mortuoria, ntlmero 81
de Ia Gale ae San Francisco.
GLa CorFespondencia1 Sc asocis
al hondo duelo lie la distinguids
familia dol fnado entire las que f.
guran amigos de toda nuestrs
amistad.
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RETRETA,

ProgrOmG de Lee pleas que tocar6
ID banda de niflos de BsnefCenCia que
diFige 81 professor Vin1lO. en- los jar
dimes del edifcio:
1o-MarCha clos PAtriOtas.o vi
flolO.
2O-Gran FAntnDfa de d opera $50.
n6mbuIa. - BeIlini.
3o-S aleCCi6u. (M6siCa descriptive
GCuba LibFe. D-Chas Armand.
4o--GaVOtO, eCsFtamen. .2-V VlfoIo.
5o-TwO Step, SMister HHmill =
VlfIol0.
6o-DaEzS eMelanooIfa. o-.ravarez
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PRAGTIGAnTE

Sc aBegura que ger& nombrado
practicante de e6ts ciudad. 81 stfioF
AdoIfo G. Fortufi0, perS0nR conn
petente y que ha desampe lido pOr dos
3 mos Consecutivos una plaza gratis en-
81 hospital municipal.
Es premio merecido & su labor quo
puede servir de eatfmnIo & 0trOs.
Su cOmpetencia queda reconoCida
CON solo 0aber con IOa profaaorea que
hR practicable On Il OlfniCR de refsren-
cia.
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RAsAn0 IN RL HoNoR.

Sin duda habra I'd. visto en- los
peri6dicos, con relaci6n algun re-
medic, alg1n anuncio como este:
Isl despues de un ensayo, I'd. nos
escribe que este remedio no Ie ha
surtido buenos efectos, le reembol-
saremos & I'd. su dinero." Pues,
nunca hemos tenido motiVo para
nablar de esta manera con relaci6n
al remedio designado en- este artf.
culo. En- IN cOmercio que Sc ex-
tiende por todo Ell mundo, nadie Sc
ha quejado iamas de que nuestro
remedio haya fallado 8 ha pedide
la devoluci6n de su dinero. El p1-
blico nunca murmura de pan honra-
do y habilmente elaborado de una
medicino que produce los efectos
para los cuales Sc ha elaborado. La
PREPARATION DE- WANlPOLR
esta basada en- la lealtad y ell no.
nor, Y el conocimiento de este he
cho de parte del pueblo, esplica
su popularidad Y gran 6xito. No
hay NADIA que disimular 4 ocultsr.
No es ell resultado de un suefio 8
lie u1.a casualidad sino de afano-
sos estudios fundados en- los como
cidos principles de la ciencia me-
dica aplicada. Es tar sabrosa Coz
mo la miel y contiene todos los
principles nutritivos y curativos
del Aceite de Hfgado de Bacalao
Puro, que extraemos de los hfga-
dos frescos del bacalao, con Jara-
be de Hipofosftos, Extractos de
Malta y Cerezo Silvestre. Este re-
medic ha merecido los elogios de
todos los que 10 han empleado en
cualquiera de las intermediates pa
ra las euales Sc recomienda como
alivio y curaci6n. En- los casos de
Escr6fula, Anemia, Resfriados, De-
bilidad Y Tfsis, es un especfico.
''El DR.. Jose G.. Pumariega, de Ha-
bana, dice: He usado en- mi Glen
tela la Preparation de Wampole,
en- todas aquellas intermediates
que aniquilan el sistema nerYioso
particularmente en- ell raquitismo
Intermediates del aparato respi-
ratorio, habiendome dado un exec
Iente resultado." En- las Boticas.
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Gada loco con 81 tona,

PuIuIa por las calleo de esta ciudad
una morenR anCisnn. que dice no tener
famiIiR nj hOgsr, pasandO laG mas de
Lac noches en- lo8 quiciO1 de Les pueFtas
8 implorando IL JCaridad; pero se nos
informa que se Ha pre6endidO asil6Fsele
en- uno de los SstabIecimientos de O..
ridRd de San Juan y ella De mega in
gFesar, pref -iend0 e0tar pasando ms
lRs nOcheg y taI vez hambre.
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MgGVa GanlltII0Ia.

Un hermoao niffo ha 'venido & ale
gFar 81 hogar de nuestr0G amigos lOG
eSpos0a Alde0 y Aldea.
E0 el padre nuestFO antique COmpa-
nero don jose AIdea Bi0les Y ID mGa
DIRE Ia geflora Maria AldeA Agrait.
Que 81 cielO Vele por la feIicidad del
nueVO CompatEi0ta aon nueStros dese0g.
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/. |. |.
Tercer aniversario del fallecimiento
de Ia sefiorita
DOfl EneaTnaeI6R RlIOs J GOrTsa
Osurrido th tsls Cspiisl q dts 20 ts Iuniu
Do 1902.

Las Misas que ss celebren en- les
Iglesias de eata Capital y sus barEios
d exception de Santa Ans) 81 maHtes
90 del actual. ser6n aplicadas por el
etern0 descanso del alma de diehR
sefIOrita.
Los deudoa de Ia iuada ruegOn 6
suB amigos ae siPvan enc0mendnrla s
Dios, asiatir & lichOs actos, antici-
nsnd0laa au raaonneimiento.
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aInaIda daIn ciudad:

aIcoIde de d Ciudad:
s10dOs los .ftSsaci0eGr5Os 8O0oOs SSr-
vientes deE pueblo. y 81 ustsdes no QasSe.
rem ser0iy & "a preasG que representa-
al pueblo. Eueden de1Gg s1s patestOs. ,
AntiCipamos Rl seiiSr Cr6sas que no
Be vera On el datgO trance de teneF que
pediF & nRdie d renunOia y Ias cosas
vOGverGn s marOhsr por dOnde deben
marchor.
Por otrs parte. no vemOs raz6n
alguna para que ell sefl1r comiSionado
se mOleate y no ae puedan molestar sus
0ubordinados.
En breYe Be- introducir6n nuevas re-
formos en- 81 menicomio de eBta Ciu.
dad tant0 ca IR parte t6cnica como en-
ell local & fin do que los alienados eaten
mejOF instalados G6n. y puedan contaF
con mayOres. medi01 de cuFaci6n ain
que teDgan los familiareB de los enfsF-
mos que enviaFles 81 exterior.
POr gepRradO ss ocupar6 este diario
de clio.
RAUL.
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IglasId MotodlSta ia
SaRtlslma Trinidad. =

Gale del Sol entire CristO y San Jo-
a6. Cultos para mSflsna: Predica-
Ci6n & las nueve de lR ms6anR y 80
de d noChe.
EscueIa Dominica para personas de
t0das edadeg & las de d tarde.
AsientOs hbres para todos.
NJ. ANDUJAR.
p00eNP
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10 De PONCE.
Mr.. Post en- Generic.

PAFece que 81 luneg quedars Eesuelta
b soDicitOd hechR por loo Gefi1Tes con-
Oeisles del ayuntamiento de- Ponce.
refeFante q destituci6n del aICaIde Be.
nor Valdivies0.
El SecretariO de Puerto Rico hR a.
lido este mannna para 81 pueblo de
COmeFfO. de donde FegFesaf6 pOr h
tarde.
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0tleIDa do SaDIddd,
Carload y Correction,
A N U N CIo

San Juan. p. r.. Junio 16. 1905.
Sc reCibir6n en- ID O6oinR del DiFsC.
tor de SRnidad, Caridad y Correction,
OAlle de Allen NJ 5. el dfA % del meG
y Aflo On CuFoo. 8 las diez de b m1fla.
na propoOiciones bOjo pliego Cerrndo
para 10 construction de IN edifiCio de
MADEIRA dsBtinodO & estaci6n de v0Cuna
81 que 90 le Ievantars on el Oiti0 demo-
n1inRd0 ell GSebOruCo,o del barriO de-
Santurce.
Los pianos del edifcio proyeCtado
e6tar6n de manifesto en- los referidas
ofcinHs tOdos los dfaS i sborAbleG de 8 &
10 A. M. y de 2 64P. M
La Direction Se reserVG 81 derecho
de FeOhBzRE CuaIquiera 8 todAs IaS pro-
pOGiCiOneS.
ANDRES CROSAS.
Director de Shnidad. Carload y Co
rEeCCi6n. 5V.s.
Los aIumnos de h SHigh Schools
tFAtAn de celebrOF, con an bale, 81 re-.
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La seforita TeFesina Moreno Cal
deF6n embarcR eI de Julio para los
Estsdoa Unidon.
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Los aIumnop de h eHigh Schools
tFatAn de CelebFSF. con an bale. 81 re-.
Bu1tado de sus exfmenes.
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lHFn0S Dc S0sGaIPeI0H @ T0BI u 1914
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-10-26
PEARL.

Miss Elsie Carver of Abilene visited
friends in this vicinity.
Miss Dora Bromau ppsnt Sunday
evening with Mrs. j. A Heller
Miss Lillian Taylor who 10 attend
ing school at McPhtr,cn spent Sunday
at home. Miss Lillian is delegate
to the Y. w. G. A. meeting at Man
haitian and stopped over to euJ1y a
visit with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Heller have re-
turned from a two weekS' visit with
friends in North vest Kansas They
report a pi-"-aut time. HAIRY says
he saw nothing that beats Dickinson
county, while Rhinehart township iS
best OF all.
G. j. Olsen, the telephone man Of
Upland, attended telephone meeting
Saturday evening. We we're oil
pleased to see him.
P. C. Weisser fiuh, our genial msr'
chant, has new rubber tired rig and
. mighty tired horse. Look out boys
when be turns himself loose something
is going to happen.
Young Peoples meeting Sunday
evening will be led by Thos. E Tay'
lor. Topic. "DsnominAtional Mis-
sions." Mr.. Taylor is an experienced
leader and we promise all who attend
q good meeting. All are invited.
Bring your Bibles.
J.H. Taylor has put up new barn
In Pearl. Our town still continues to
grow. There will be several new
houses built in the near future. the
lumber being already on the ground.
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ELMO.

Mrs. Jacob MOnninger i' on the
sick list.
The little child Of Mr.. and Mrf.
Byron Talhslm has been quite sick
Thomas BsnnigSn went to Abilene
Saturday.
Joe GOchnausr is building a new
house for B. A. Myers near Holland
The Sunday school rally last San
DAY In the N. Z. church was big
success.
Hoffman & Guisoh have sold out
shsir hardware store here and VIII
move % Hops 70 sbgngs ia the livery
b1sinssL
Byron rAIhslm Ettsndsd The teach
en- meeting In Abilsns Saturday
M. and MrL B. Jensen took dis
ssr via Jrsob sowur's Sunday.
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COUNTY REFLECTIONS
BIZ SPECIAL REyIyCrOR CORRESPONDENTS
UNION VALLEY.
~ sPEuAL REFLF0ToR 0oRRRsPONDENT8.

win Reid, Sr., from Virginia. Ills,
10 visiting his son, WIN Reid.
Mrs. Jacob Longenecker has arrived
from johnson county, Kansas, and
Mr.. Longenecker is following over
land. M
Wednesday was vacation day at the
i"Valley" SO the scholars could attend
the fair at Hope.
Mr.. aud Mrs. N. Murma Of Mt. Joy,
Penn, were the guests Of MIR. and
Mrs. |. 81. Eshelman Monday.
First. End and Sd prizes given ON
apples at the fair were awarded to
Union Valley people.
! Cora I.edy is working Of A. L.
Books. 4'sea
J. Nelson and family visited George
Shocksy and family at. Navarro Sum
dav
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Second hand twelve
horse power in good
condition, at Hodge
Bros. 1
BUCKEYE.

Miss Clara Day is home on account
Of scarlet fever in her district.
Revival meeting commences Mon
day evening, Oct. 80, at the school
house.
The Sunday school convention ct
the Buckeye church was well attended.
3. Ziglsr bought the hump farm ON
which he lives.
William Miller returned Tuesday
evening from two weeks visit In
Brown county.
A. K. Ruse and wife visited J. Van
DEFENDERS Sunday.
J. Shuey's eight months old child
died Tuesday and was buried WedneS-
day.
day.
Farmers are rejoicing over the rain.
Ed Hooper took D. R. GoTdens
cattle from Industry to Abilene Tues
day.
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MOONLIGHT.

B. F. Engle is hauling stone to
build q foundation for a new barn.
D. Lowe helped his brother Claude
in the store at Chapman last week.
Quite q number from here attended
meetings at Ramona over Sunday.
Misses Mabel Meeks and Evyln
Olson Of Upland spent Friday after
noon and evening with Miss Minnie
Lowe.
John Reel and daughter, Mrs. z.
B. Bert, left for Dallas, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barnes Of
Chapman spent Sunday with James
Dunlop and family.
John Klein took In the national
coursing at Chapman Saturday.
]. E. Brechbill and Harry Hoover
attended church ct Chapman Sunday
evening.
j. E. Roach died OF his home Mon
day morning after lingering illness.
Funeral was held Tuesday afternoon
at Bethal, interment In Bethel ceme-
terry. Sincere sympathy is extended
to the Borrowing relatives.
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--e0lo
CHAPMAN.

DR., Neptune and wife Of Salina
were the guests OF NJ. P. SAnborn and
wife Saturday.
T. J. Rexroat OF Abilene took In the
races Wednesday.
George K. Gardner was thrown
from horse Monday and had one OF
his legs broken near the ankle.
OIL. ThiSler is buildinga black.
smith shop on his farm west Of town.
The south side club has closed Its
doors and quit business.
Mrs. Newton Bennington Of Long
Island, N. Y, LETT for her home Satur-
day. M
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Lindahl returned
from Chicago Saturday.
P. L. Jennings Of Glasco visited
In town Wednesday and at
tended the Waterloo races.
The stone masons on the ?. Scan
Ian building went out ON . strike
Monday. they wanted ten hours
pay for nine hours work but like all
strikes they failed. a.
Mr.. Maloney Of Skiddy is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. J. W. Talbot this
week. 4I
Ed Stanley and family Of Abilene
visited relatives in the city Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Barber and children OF
Abilene visited friends In town Sun
day.
Clarence Taylor and wife Of Pearl
we're shopping in town Wednesday.
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

S. Myer has completed new corr
crib.
Elmer Cress spent Sunday at home
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mustard visited
Sunday at Hubert Kreadyr.
Rev. Steward Of Danlsp, Kas., CON
tinuss his series Of meetings at the
Buckeye church this week. he leaves
Monday for Western Kansas to hold
meetings there.
Mrs. Fred Poore and two little
children Of Chapman spent Sunday
With her parents in Buckeye.
George Picking and ChaS. AumAcE
attended the races at Chapman last
Saturday.
Jim and Abe Brown and Fred Heinz
brought their cattle home from pas
ture this week.
A nice rain made the farmers happy.
John Psatling is painting bis new
house.
Dan Bert'is preparing to build q
barn.
Samuel Kettsrman is huskiDg corn
for Isaac Kaufman.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-10-26
Take Notice.

Four head Of cattle left In my pas
ture in Willowdale township; two red
and white heiiers, one year old past.
one light roam steer, one year old past;
one red roam heiter, one year old; all
are dehorned, no mark or brand on
them. Owner can prove property,
pay pasture and other expenses and
take them. They came into pasture
May 10, 1905. J. L. GARTEN'
7.2# eNH Solomon, Kas.
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ENTERPRISE HERALD QUITS.
Something About the College That
Was Its Owner.

ENTERPRISE, Oct. 20. The Enter
prise Herald, published us an AUXILIARY
to the Enterprise Normal Academy,
has been discontinued. The editorial
and press work all devolved upon
Prof ZebrAltb, which, together with
his work as instructor, made life q
burden to himself and impossible OF
great efficiency in anything. All
bills will be paid and uuearned sub
scriptions will be returned to sub
Scribers.
Prof. ZsbrAith and other members
Of the faculty will now devote all OF
their time and energy to the increas'
ing demands Of this growing institu'
ton OF learning, whore full academic
and commercial course 10 offered.
Enterprise people do not appreciate
ct its full value all this academy
means to this community.
Last year there was an attendance
Of about fifty bright, earnest, young
people seeking to Ht themselves for
future usefulness aud a broader life,
while there we're three men Of liberal
culture. with their families, adding
very much to the financial, social,
moral and intellectual life Of the
town. This school is worthy and
ought to have enthusiastic support.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-10-26
wILLOWDALE.

Thomas NiCol returned TO Denver
after a two months visit with friends
and relatives.
DR.. Chaffee made flying visit to
Morganville, Kaa., last week.
Mrs. Mustard's sale was well at
tended. Stock sold well. d
Mrs. Stewart is on the sick list.
The literary at Talmsge was well
attended Friday evening. An inter-
esting program was given. All are
DESTROYS that a good literary be con-
Quoted there this winter.
Miss Mae Book is staying with Mrs.
Stewart a couple Of weeks.
B. W. Stewards school opened Mon!
day. He teaches in Dist. 2 near
Hope.
G. W. Stewart is erecting large
grSuary, corn crib and COW shed,
Emmett Ayers is the carpenter.
Mrs. John Rees has been quite sick
but is improving at present.
Belle Besrdsley is ill with scarlet
fever. E.lbI
Meetings began at the Methodist
church the 22nd. Rev. Durham will
assist the pastor.
Mr.. Greenough's brother from ILL
vo;a "a v;aittno. him
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d. TROTToS
Today's Chicago Grain Market.

Furnished by tho A. M. McDearmott COM
phone gsl.l
CHICAGO CLOSE
Wheat, ciosed-Dec., 873, Mar,
SSt July S4b.
Corn, closed Dec, 463, May 468,
July -.
Oats, ClOsed-Dec. 2Sb, May Ssi-i.
July =.
KANSAS CITY CLOSE.
Wheat-Dsc., 7st, May, SOIL.
COrn-DeC., 4Ot3, May 4ot-i.
D c. oats, old-2sb-9.
May 29l.i.
KANSAS CITY CASH AARKET.
No. 2 hard wheat 1892.
No 8 hard wheat 1881.
No. 2 mixed corn, new, 46l.
No. 8 mixed corn 463.
Hogs steady.
Cattle slow.
The New York stock market opened
higher and continued to advance.
The market was very active and sew
eral advances and setbacks we're re-
corded. There was quick reactiou
Just before the close which carried
PrlcO below the opening figure where
they closed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-10-26
ENTERPRISE.

" The large altehdan0a at oil the ser
vices in the. English Chapel last Sun
day showed their appreciation Of the
pastoral sermon on Famons Hymns
and lecture on the Rocky Mountains.
These services Of special topics will
continue for another Sunday,
George Watkins sold bis driving
horse Prince to DR.. Hoover.
The boys report good hunting but
NO game,
To the comfort Of all who know
them Green Lamb and Grandma
Halstead are recovering from their
severe illness.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-10-26
DONEGAL.

=
Several from this place attended
the love feast at Rosebank Saturday
and Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Reuben Climenhaga
Of Moonlight called at J. N. Engle's
Sunday evening.
Clyde Summers is spending few
days in Salina:
H. e. and J. 3. Musser' returned
Friday from their western trip.
Miss Edith Hoffman is spending o
few weeks in Abilene. s...
Misses Ulla Snider and Naomi
Engle attended the county teachers
meeting IN Abilene Saturday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-10-26
GARFIELD.

We are having very cool weather
for this time Of the year and still very
dry.
Mrs. John vanDuyne left last weeE
for Oklahoma to visit Aer folks there
Mr.. and Mrs. ). H. Williams Of So
lima spent Sunday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Birchell.
Guy Latin and son Cyrus spent
last week in Abilene improving their
property.
MIR. and Mrs. George Shier enter
tanned a large number Of their friends
at their home last Tuesday evening,
it being their wooden wedding.
Mrs. John Eyer Of salina is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. @. Buch'
enau.
J.H. williams sold his farm few
weeks ago for $500.
Wedding bells will ring IN this
neighborhood Halloween eve.
Mrs. Roe Jay who has been sick for
a number Of years died at her home
near Kipp Dot. IS. She had been .
great sufferer. she leaves q husband,
one son and two daughters, two
grandchildren and many other rela-
lives to mourn her death. The fun
eral was held Friday, burial in the Sa'
lima cemetery. -
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-10-26
Local Marksts.

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