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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-01-19
coBURN TO CONTROL.
Kansas hoard Of AgricuIture's Re-
quest in Regard to state Fair
--ChnrchiIIs Pathetic Letter.

Topeka, Kan, Jan. 14.--At, the clos
ing session Of the state board Of agri-
culture, the recent recommendation Of
President Roosevelt to congress on
railroad rates was strongly commend
ed. The members unanimously RECON-
mended that Secretary Coburn be given
charge Of the state fairs hereafter. J.
w. Robson, Of Eldorado, was chosen
president and r. D. Coburn secretary.
A pathetic feature was the reading
of letter written In August by Capt
Churchill, late president Of the board,
who had premoniticn Of death and
the letter was to<be handed to. secre-
tary Coburn after the end came and
his "good-by" read at the present
meeting. Capt Churchill was placed
in a sanitarium at Palmyra, Wis, but
recently escaped and was frozen to
death. 8s
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4
Tnne long aeo / heard little eoleri
An: WAS Il long AGO. or yeyterdAyf
Al fiowiy. alowly. npwed tho tune along
That fsr into ~ heart It found the way,
A fneIody cdnnolfng and tn6earing
Adn SIM An silent houfs, I'm often heaFlre
The small sweet song that does nct aie
away. si H
Lang. long ago / Jaw q little flower
Xh witt long ago or yesterday?
AZ sair 81 face and fragrant for an hour,
that something dear Il seemed e ne g
say.
A thought Of Joy that bIoasomed into being
without word; and now I'm often sesing
The friendly flower that does NOT iaus
away. 8h
Long, long ago we had little cnlid
into Ne mothers eyes and mine he smiled
Unconscious love; warm IN our arms ~
An angel calledl Dear heart. we could not
Yet secretly ely your arms and mine enfold
our little child who does not go away.
rone long Agc--ah memory, keep 1t clear7
II was not long ago, but yesterday
Al little. 50 helpless, and 30 dear =,
tel not the song be lost. the flower decay
His voice, his waking eyes. his gentle sleep
Ing; .n-
The smallest things are safest in thy keep
Sweet Il" memory, keep our child with US al
IA way. rr.r.
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GENTIIEs Nor SO INNOCENT,
Judge lEeCarty Declares There II
an Asrsement IN utah That One
senator shaII De . Msfmen.

washington, Jan. r7.-7Judge VIII
liam NJ. McCarty, Of the supreme court
Of Utah, . witness called for the %.
Tense IN the Smoot investigation, do
cIarsd that there was Q tacit under
standing IN Utah that one senator
should Be . Mormon and one 9 GENTLE
He aid 0entiles realized that 4 the
Mormonn should unite they could con-
troll and keep Gentiies on the ticket
and therefore Osntiles were apprehen.
sive until they knew whether they
were to get Mormon support The
Judge said Il was his opinion that too
much importance was attached 70 the
church Is q political factor and that
e matter Of fact there was little IN
tarference aF
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RAILROAD BILLS. IN.
Townsend and Esch Present Admin
istratiOn Measures.
COUR1OR TRANSPORTATION CREATED
Five Men Named By the President
Are to Have Jurisdiction i'm All
Cases Arising Under the Inter-
state Commerce Act.
apologies TO Hsop.)

Washington, Jan. 1.-TWO bills on
the railroad rate-making problem were
introduced yesterday, one by Repre-
sentative Townsend (Mich.) creating
q "court Of transportation" the Other
by Representative Esch (Wis.) grant
ing authority to interstate commerce
commission to name a reasonable rate
in place Of one they have declared UNI
reasonable The court Of transporta-
ton to consist Of a chief justice and
four associate justices, to be appointed
by the president and confirmed by the
senate and to hold office during good
behavior, the chief justice to receive
$4,000 and the associate Justices $500
annually.
The court is to hold one regular sesr
sion each year in the city Of Washing
ton and special sessions at such times
and places as the chief Justice desig-
mates. The court is to have original
Jurisdiction in all cases arising under
the interstate commerce act. Appeal
can be taken to the supreme court
only.
The Esch bill gives the commission
authority to name q reasonable rate
or regulation, which shall go into effect
80 days thereafter. Appeal to the
court Of transportation must be made
within go days. In case the rate ixed
lis a joint rate and The roads affected
fail to agree on the same among them
selves within 20 days, the commission
is to issue a supplemental order In
detail to each road. The commission
is to enforce It's orders II necessary
through a writ Of injunction from the
court Of transportation and in addi-
ton, a fine OF $500 . day on the Of
Tending parties Il provided The act is
to become effective July ], 1905.
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NAY GET TOGETHER.
10 HEEr III DESyER SEXT HIl.


Denver. Col, Jan. 1e.--Negotiatlons
have been opened by the officers ,of
Inc National Live Stock association
with the American Cattle Growers as
ISOLATION, which was organized in this
city last Friday by cattlemen who
seeded from the stockmen's conyen-
tiop, with a view to establishing har-
monious relations between the two or
ganizations. The National Live Stock
associatiosn,s board Of control has de.
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WRECKED By GAS EXPLOSION.


Garnett, Kan. Jan. 16--An explosion
Of natural gas In the bakery Of J. w,
flashing at midnight tumbled thu
building In ruins and badly wrecked
1--WE or six large business blocks on
either side and across the street One
person was killed and four persons
were injured. The.dead d Frank johns
son. and J, W. Pushing was fatally IN.
jured.
Carnett has bean usins natural sas
for about I month, and IN the Flushing
bakery II was for baking. heating and
lighting. Al midnight there was q ter.
rife roar that awakened every person
m town. Investigation developed that
the Fashlng bakery was practically
destroyed, the Blum q Morris meat
market. adjoining, the Walter Hunt
grocery. che Odd Fellows' block, IN
which is the Cltissns' state bank. and
the Avenue hotel. had walls blown out
and ell the windows demolished. and
that across the street the Independent
telephone building and ne Matt glaBs
building had had the front walls blown
out.
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FANATIC OR ANARCHIST
Geaaler Rousseau Under Arrest for
Trying 70 blow w Frederick
statue ana steamship Umbria.

Ph,ladelphia. jan 16.--"Cessler
Rousseau who was arrested in this
city on Thursday with an inloaded IN
fernal machine In hts possession, ad-
mitted to the police that he is the man
who attempted to destroy the statue OF
Frederick the Great in Washington
last Tuesday and also that y was he
who sent the trunk containing an IN
fernal machine to the British steam
ship Umbria at New York. IN May
1908. The prisoner, whose right name
lie not known, made these admissions
after he had been Identified BY persons
brought here from New York and
washington for that purpose. He
gives no reasons for the attempted
outrages. After having Rousseau UNI
der Are all day the police classed him
as can American patriotic fanatic
The prisoner gave no information vol
unfairly to the police, he admitting
only those things which the police had
fastened on him Both the Washing
ton and New York authorities want
the man and It Is probable that he VIII
be turned over 10 the police Of the lat
ter city,
The apprehension Of Rousseau was
due to the Disappearance Of Owen KEEL
", a wealthy Irish American, who N
prominent III Irish-American societies
In this country. Kelly disappeared on
December Is and from time to time
the newspapers, particularly Of the
east, have published articles on the
mysterious disappearance. Thesc. the
police believe, undoubtedly attracted
Rouaseau's attention. On Thursday
he called on Patrick Kelly, the brother
Of the missing man, and offered to take
him to his brother In New York for
$500. He, said he and Owen Kelly be-
longed to secret societies that were or
ganised for the purpose Of blowing up
British ships IN American ports. The
valise he carried, he said. contained
explosives. Patrick Kelly notified the
police and Rousseau was taken into
custody. The vallse contained an In
fernal machine Of the clock arrange-
ment variety. but no expl0siyea
About the machine was wrapped .
wanhington Newspaper. This gave
the polica the eIew that he might know
something Of the explosion Il tha
.kaA,,. - NnseNnrle1, thS fsrnnA ur,A Me
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Awfal crims q Levea-crsssd Yeuth.
Norfolk, Neb.. Jan. 17.-Andrew Nell
son, aged 20, . farm hand, murdered
Miss Carrie Jacobson. 10 years old, and
then killed himself near Neigh. Aiss
jacobson was asleep with her mother
and whom TIE latter arose TO Hndle
the nros for the morning Nelson
crawied into the room end blsw on
bet head with 4 shotgun and, turning
he weapon On himself. vas Instantly
kllled
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-01-19

washington, Jan. 1s.--It Is expected
that a t75o.oOo attorney Tee for serv-
Ices rendered the Choctaw and Chick
q saw tribe viii be dIsburued By. the
treasury department a. onca The
Arm IL Mansfield. Murray q Cornish /,
Of the Indian tsrTitory, This amount
was allowed By act Of congress kfter
Secretary Hitchcock had strsnuously
opposed the payment Of the Tee
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-01-19

st. Joseph, No. Jan. l6--John
spreeken. aged u years. was found in
a dying condition in an abandoned
coal shed In the Burlington railway
yaFda He had been without food for
three days and his arms and limbs
were badly frozen. Thirty yeara ago
he was q prosperous merchant Of Kan
sas CITY.
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oYFrCIAI PROCEEDINGs
" liz hoard ofCounsy CcmHniss'c toners
Il DickinSOn County, stats
az Kanana.

y y, 4, W N rIounty Commissioners o.
Y. M s na,,ntv state Of kAnsaes niet 80
sA,rs a. inW AZ Monday, jan. lRgo sness
s,sisH nnsssiit 8. h. McCnllongh, cnslE'''4'
PIy and ~ slli no sHh Employed 3 8 Smith
l.i is1v Nv comfy attorney 10 the cnss =.
III ss STATE ". Henry Hirt for . cSns'oerAv'
Se teainder Of he day was spent s, v
lowing oils S1 q n di n wv ceennty.
IVA ~ ,n WI the Board adjourned 70 noe' ~
81. NJ. Tuesday, January y IVY
TUESDAY. JAN. ., 1905.
. mno poard met at Va. m. 40 per adJourh-
.,anf All members being presenly,, 4, y .oa,gna-
mSnv, ~ h.,o, the Board nccepted inc Lesi la
IN " .gy \. ", Wilson, clerk Of Sherman 'own
ship ..o,,on the Board appointed Y. NJ;
On mou n,a,S AZ sherman township V nv
Nv Vacancy Rc caused by the res'gna'iOon = Z
"; nv Mil hoard spent the balance q tae qSs s
auditing and allowing piiis as
county. .t,on the Board adjourned AZ S;so p 2,
w m0 osat al q a. IA. Wednesday, January
~ 49, vrpNxspAY, JAN. 9Th. 1905.
~, poard met at . m. as per ADJOURN
Lnv n members being present. "A ~.
Ti,g Board went to the Poor FAT" n"
turned ate:SO ?; n t,oard compromi cd the
on motion my "a INA N Cedar st., a. Y
back taxes on l0ts y Y sdd. 10 Abilene and
Sub PIX E:S q II ~ in g. < x. add TO Abilene
H. l. HUMPHREY , 1SS ssU y sherman to.n
on motion a VIZ ~ cause q public ROAD g
fse in Width . bs opened % ,ooTS ns H. range
between sertlo9pny ss y line being 4 public
sosd 81 act 81 eglslsTtT,TS q lsI NJ g. NJ
on motion the hH ;h, = IVA Jan. 6th, 1908.
tO'mest atsa No. Inur'us ~ ,o0S
rnuhspA.' a. ! ~ ~ a. per adjourn
The BoaIa mes ~ Sejn9 present -.
ment, ~ mem4 0t ~ Solomon and from there
10 HsrnSon Inspect br aSaosrn me- g meet
about 9 p. %; wne AZ yn91 Nm ibOS.
s q 4 r. s X l.aa. \ an. 1905.
A 20 u. AZ per adjourn
The Board met ~ y ~
ment, ~ mgn n cairted Henry Kandt, Henry
The bQall aP Nv, Weavel. viewers on the Y
u. Hleben emu Nv nntItion 70 meet Wednes-
n. shepherd rosu p1 SSnS 7i X sgs
Day, February tosh t.c nsA deferred action o.
Ga motion wy w Nv 4 ~. the WIN. eteckel ant
the viewers fepoEts " i w until the nexi
J.W. Gtllott rOae p4 w, I'm.
regular meeting " ls y vnad leases from D. i
The BceIda s sccepK XII Kline, jay Harding ant
n3ssk99ssl Mao .na fsaa,
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Topeka, Kan, ga. k--Robinett. q
wynndotia. has N 4 BIN providins
Ihhl nins membsn q . jufy nay bring
n . verdict In cass TIE jury q mani
nous o. q verdict Il shah b slgnsi
~ the foreman. But IN eAae q . a.
Vislon ne vundlct mist Be signed b
each q he nine iurors rsturaing Il
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-01-19

Joolln. No, Jan. is-Ths arst rlli-
road % b hull throauh cei.r s11uiT
b halnr iauncbot ~ e. lrnil oaDi-
taiitn NJ nv lIno IN - - uIl.r
lone 4 IN m nolihuu1t fIuu -
unr ihruuEh Barton oemtg . J1li1o
1nf eIncRi1a. ~ inlI1r t1InH o.
rr,I4 80 e c1l1l emo.
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salt Lake city. Jan. 1.-THE frst
presidency Of the Mormon church has
Issued formal and positive instructions
to the presidents Of stakes, biHhops and
Buparlntendsnts Of classes IN religion
f6rbidding furthe uss Of public build
inen for he teaching Of The doctrine Of
ahe church.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-01-19

7 admit that ] M TIE plsiatiA. " sald
euhbuba. ''nnd "a % 4 aGlln ~"
-comsi ComelH Intsrruplsa ne
nasisrals. -tont TN thsa vsg.-
~ynd1a. I uas dosn A ~ salIar last
nlsht tEyins q o5aa ne fulalet q rivs
ont noms hs.e u IL ulfIt tfuy Uork
~ BEL ring ond Z I'D 4 aaauoF n
Whln epe1cd Ne der M nnni
rlspsf d ane tit1 3 81 ne pa1,at
nIs ekl,nguiahofi" - FtIiadllrfIa
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The Man Behind
the Bushes 8 .
~ THOMAS r. s1oNrroRr


N
n m and down in q quiet corner Of a
III mark A little to one side another
man bIoated and blear-eyed, crouched
h the shadow Of clump of bushes.
presarfly tbe man and woman stopped
and stood facing each other
"No John we must not think of that"
nc vonan WIS saving. ait can never
San
.u,h :, cor,t n he Ann ~ the man asked.
n,,,,', y ~ W. VI, sav Il can never be?"
w" ..o.uss Il 4 true" she replied,
,raarsI,r A@
we .r.,t. .ho,,,d !, ~ true Ann? You
w 49, sn,,n
AI ~, 49, ~ - ran,v srd after a moment
/, 1870 rora softly:
"ASs 7 ,-ro,g IA, 1--we ma"
s.,, ~ r,as s,lsn, hit her head
.. O ard ! Tame II color swept up to
NJ. $40 n there had been any doubt in
ns az; .hara r,ss M reason for 4 to re-
n.S .Sa. 80 IoDasr
e .nrr s dari,ng : y aid gently "yo,l are
!, Il. .ra IA. y ~ M / viii not rest
~ ,He 80 ~ ~ ~ ~ maIts Won nanny
VII w. -; ~ ~ - wSv won,t Won ~ nv
49,, ny
WIZ u ~. 4. 49,, .nn.sl,rs,v hut
one .oAeS ,, * 4 y u, q, Nm ewes TIe
, ,e,'s n. Aanaed ws;taA araastey aIona
. ~ ss = ssId ,r.tonss INV and soft,
'lM ..ya Sno , 49,, lam Won sho,,ld mot
tUu go wronr .
Say s.r vuum . - al, vnu that 1--we YOU "
I. or,aS 'oyvrons Il want Won for nv
- -
wv ~. w., 49,, ~, h.vs ~ r,gbt.
CO., 49, Nv MA ! r,ar M Won, /.
~ nSse o.Au. u a Ii thsra a n
~ iove a. 49, " ~ - IN ana
.e 49, |. Ky s. 49, han,,, it T1, N
an, s -. 49, 49, .hsrs y q ra.snu Tohn =
~ ~ ~, s s,r,,sSnd ~ shouIders ,rnpa.
80. I. ' 80 Ne I. Z z, G- 1
''e ANY,. .A,.,, 49,. !. ;, ~ STA ..hut
!. ~ ~ TN. ot n. only one
. ~ho co y come hstween us---is dead.
w., - ~, - haards Hawas killed
I. IVY . naTm 49, 1890, !" x
y IN 80 hsh,nd ~ b,,shes whistled
49, M n 80, " gIi7
so ~. !. !. ,..A. ..ro,. 1. ~. !. ala a
$780,. - .usi,, ~ nav. ~ meSI 4
A 49, -. 's,,srt ~ : ,,ttIa while. than
- 49, 80 l Il sIo Wv, IA ~ ' MA, A
~ 49,. ~, ,hst ranort NAV hot h
. - 49, ~ ~ ~ 49, sI ..,,s
" an. s.e-s,'cs,, hs,,svs. q I. ,rna J,
49, -, $3.50 .sTh.rs i "a raason "a
Sc,,n. n
- 800, . 4. ,.n..taa " h.lleva Il
". nm .rnrose n shorid turn ami thsi
!. I. ~ ,r,,aS suSToes + ehoule ilster
y. ~. ~ go = ,h.n ~ Sehsy ahouIa enI.,
$3.50 n-v,e var .ns.ss go lg1 /
.vs.. a.. Il VII nsvsr ,eoms Ann.
yehs - l,virg van wnuld have heard
e-,-s ~ bsfnrs tbIas "A
n r.l~ht. mi / don,tknov.s
X. 1870 t.erwara ma forward sor
..i.,',. er 40 then IL rtoupsd Il froul
.I.- s7 Z '9
:. y. 1s Z. j. h.s.,d. ..,fyouhsyesny doubt,
~ wc,,r h.Inw free. ahere ~ khe courts.
y Z. 49, 49, G''Hs 80 - ~ ~ (
As ~. 49,, h..h.sa
scr 800 noss,ne a snv arninst that
-. Z. !. - v.-sf -. .,sut / hnow Won have
"a !. "a M. vcs ~ srlIasrsd ~
.. ~
en- ~. -.,..a ~, head I'm n, ave. me-,
n ,T'sare - a1miration and tendef-
~, I, 49, ~ ~, -
g. -. = ~ 49,. !. 1870.
ioa y. w 1872 - ~. - - ~.
sninhs son., 49, ~. 49,, -. ..ss.-
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"But why can't you be reasonable,
Ann. and make US both happy? You
have suffered enough. You owe It 70
yourself to get some good out Of lifeT
81 know, !" she replied, YEARLY.
.Then why not doit? Twill devote my
whole life to you, You shall never Want
for anything. You shall never suner tor
one moment II can help it."
She slowly shook her head, and more
slowly answered;
..No, John; it can never be-"
He drew long sigh.
"Then nothing can d." he said, VIII
change you'll"
Nothing, !" she answered, unless you
can prove that am free" tT ". #e
II cannot do that" he replied.
''Then we must part 1t will be best
for both. Perhaps in time you may meet
another who can make you forget
"And your w NJ
~ shall always be what l am now
''All your life you will suffer for the
sake Of one who"
"No; for the sake OF my conscience I
He looked at her long time In silence,
then he said, slowly and sadly;
ut is hard to give you up, Ann, putl
suppose must To deny love 10 almost
as cruel as death. G0od-by."
He extended his hand and she placed
hers in 1t. He looked at herinouiringly,
and she understood Blushing scarlet
she lifted her face. and in 9 moment he
had kissed her.
The man behind the bushes chuckled
again.
"That ought to be worth thousand
dollars" he thought "EIe loves her and
he'll pay it to save her good name"
John turned away and walked out Of
the park. As he passed the clunp Of
bushes the man hiding there canght y
sight OF his face. It was the flrst timehe
lad seen ii. The wretch sank back with
I little srnothered CRY, and his hand went
70 ia heart. w
.Nv Godi" he thought; 1T IL him
the best friend / ever had! The man who
almost sacrificed his own life to save
mineI"
Ann watched John until he passed out
Of sight. then she sank down to the
ground and poured her grief out intears.
"oh, my dear Lowell" she moaned. II
have lost You, and | shall never be happy
again. Never, never, in this world"
1t was sadly pathetic, and 1t touched
the man behind the bushes.
After awhile she arose and stood
looking about her. 1t was far into the
night, and all around there was silence.
Presently, in low voice, she cried:
ut Il cruelty hard that I should have
to make this great sacrifice for one who
=. 49,. - -. h.,,l - ,,tx.,.l ~.
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o. trlal lotsy vasa rahesline d
tb, ,.,s q Nara1 v. WlFa,s, eleas-
s.r & O.. 4 ials syul inPl.nses
rI1dtrt
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-01-19

Uhnlnally cid v1anhor "A pguvAA-
ing throughout Italy SNOW q lAlllng
even II Rome. WHERE Aers ha1 ben
no snow b tha, ltrt tan ynfra
nm n he &c eopnty couriAouss q
ChlcagQ hrosiealt . dosHuI the
building and drosa ~ ocsaran1 ort
II Va rotitn ondtf co1tr1l VIA 1nnn
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Nsw hoard OrganiasS'


hA. ucayd al County Commissioners ~
IN Couiity. state Of Kansas mee ,s sS
@r,sdinr 70 law On Monday. JAn; s pa,.s ssS
ttera halna present II. ~, VI ke,sn y,
Snd 81 chorer. The Board wa cn WI an N
S 5.Icn X <, b s sSSSUs GSssosdsd
bSsnrsos, 4. b, Fry was elected chaiFm@p u
ina Hoard for the ensuing year $3.50 t,n,n
NM Roard accepted . roao leasy sost
Ffnnk echWab for ~ tocs En41 ~ s''s ~
W. IA v raotioS ithe fli0wIrg eid was allcwsq
~ ah u1 cnartef ending March 0let lgVel ~
tigs. snv ~ MN woek. Mrs Toms VI per Week.
Tiiiie before e. per week. mfs E1 w. NM
week p Dsl sSSrsh ~ y aTineSsOn sicpsr
SSs nien ssao. IwIck 90 per mynih, Mrs
5islss IA ner month, b. b, Nichols, go per
NINTH. FStef Longtime q per week ~ e
o. mosloS ne RUssa Ha9p sn 10 1865
rursoAs. sAr.ieth, 1905
MA noard ret " , % 70. as per anlouEn-
ra,isV. All members being pEeaenss. .,..A IL.
oR mS gss n M ns 10Th q ieet Sf lQt bk o.
Hntslpglne 70 the Barnard MACHINERY :"
ri ~ ssst,on DR.. +. Il. oonklln Wa reap 2.
pointed county pnyslciE,nnv mn MaIcb ist ieoS.
MA az seIa br r k. ODnklin 70 receive Mse RI
tssN,ss1 ~ county physician and ivy PEI ~ ~.
..,..,, ~ oe0nov heilth 0flcof ana 70 Eecelye
10 pof cent Of osolnely cnaslStt W ssM ~
~ ~. M SGrse. 10 look after al eonta.
@7al,E 1irassSS m Abilene and ~ the peet
.Sese WIkknut ANY extra charges PM " ~
5clvc m addition % bic salary re9nl1s mlly
sss issS II hooking after contagious oiaeAaas
oglsles ~ AplEu IN johnson IVES rsappoihtsd
49,. nv 6o1t 81 the ounty Poor Farm tol
~ Year c6mmenclng March lat lsso' -
T7lnfy Of eip0 per ernutms \ ~. ..sarnin,ah
fos'ete sind elfhkoE Tor ne yeee comm Hole4
WessIf IN iiS. the sAid NJ h, EcholN 70
iiliish 4 coma With handles and = rcush
v ,s q: Pear sVEs y; :'Gs :!
1h 81 nation a. board agrees q allow J p
Eecof sheriff. 10 retain y aaol..o1 70 n \.
salary al fees received ~ Ngessk,ss 40.
S1'i q the psniiSntihPy and all foreign
He oa gfno,,on ,be kbIisue esase,o Q. va as.lg-
mated lhe ocisl sosHs{ gspfs a soo sri Ps 81
i iekint 20. 10 receive o per cent q legal
e-iss ~ All publications eycepunk the ee-
fi.rnenf ii lInt foR The publication o. wnlc1
1ksy Are u receive full legal raees' Les ~, "a
Abilene he.ec.o. y ,oaannR ,nceived lax All
knbiIcafiohs 10 the Abilene Chronicle ".
~ ,,,o1ion j, b. Rnmsoy vas reappolnteu
tnnifor of ire court huuao for the yeef 60. a
Hshcins March 81 ipos. q = salary q ~ PEI
Ns f,s so,,oa The Board adjourned d SD p.
n, q meet q %, n, Wednesday, jan mn,
wrBnrunAH. sAn II, ipoA
ne Hoard NET q !. n. aapef adjourn
rsSrf. mi nemhrrl being present.
TIE Board exenllSa e.e ep,asS IA y. 49, ~,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-01-19

Ncbttf J. Wyhnes Dl1lnf p11lnnl-
t. goanrnl. Vin b npr1lnt1f onasul
r1nrIaI 70 Lenaon ahoui 11argh 4
c1l nunlei 11aoa. rru1tlni x the
WirrouIin u1lional blnf e Wnln~
Torn. wa ~ ~ y,1la . g. 80
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-01-19

Pnris. Jan 1.-THE police are IN
vssasatins a alleged great annnclal
uWindle connected With ths circalnton
o. he Raris bourus q lsoo.ooo q ncd-
tious shnres q Z South Afri4n MN
M oompany. Ths discovery was mAde
uhsn : woEnan enaeavorsd % nogo-
tinis : hsavy Loan IRON = HAEre bsnk,
oaerinE hosns rharps - collatrral
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-01-19

Wsuhingson. Jan H. hina's atisn-
lisn hes aszin ben indirectly invited
By ne American government to ne
necessity for . faithful maintsnancs
Of her neutrality uoi cab n her per
sonal interest but N The interest q
the worlds pcacs.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-01-19

M ro.rd nai a q n, a ppn adjourn-
rs1k al ntnh1l1 being pfo1lnt
r, 49, ~ ~ e5s1f1. - boal1 a1tour1lf
tfif0o.m. 10 NOT Noaday, -. 81. ~
H,Ws Jkcorl,