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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-03-19
SeraS.

Sn ben @aros Der so. 6. &
T. 8abn gu @acp puroe Elm alter
Wann Wamens g.. S. Cater BON eis
1er Na1giers 2ofomDtipe iiberfabren
uno getDtet.
Sn Walon lit nab mebrtGtioem
BrUseB Elm aemiffer Tpm 8Drd,
ihuloig befunben. einen iungenMann
Namens Naro erfhoiien au boben,
uno gu lebensldnglihem 3ubtbaus
uernrteilt mDroen. Der ssaQ bot
arDBe8 GnffebeH erreet. 0aro, elm
iunaer Buribe por, Is Sabren, ruurs
De in ieinem 8imtner eribpien, ais
er aeraoe gu Bett geben moQte. Sine
8erion. Die erauBen itane, fhoB
ibm ourb oaS Tenfter cine ppne So.
buna Shr0t in ben Rppf. Die @e'
malt beg Shuffes riB benz Sunaen
beinabe ben aanaer, appf meg. Der
Ieroaht. bic Eat begangen su has
ben, lentte fih auf Borh, neil er
Der ein5ige mar, Der Elm Srtereie an
Waro's 8eieitigung batte. @aro mar
ran1lih 8euae in einen, YrDseB aes
gen B0rb. BET benz es 1th ur1 einen
ShueineDiebitabl baneelte. Burh
bebauptete, unihuloi9 gu fem. 9ie
Werurteilung erfolgte auf umftanoss
beweiie Bin.
Sa Grieorihsbura baben bic
2ebrer BON @ilespie gDuutp an,
Samitag Elm iebr gut beiuHtes guuns
tp'Snftitute ~abeebalten.
Gihter Brppts in Nuitin bat
oas @eiuh Der grpreSaeIeaidaften
UNI einett @inbaltsbefebl. ourh ben
Die Ronettieruna geuifier Steuern
unter benz &enneous@ eieb perbinoert
tperben iolte, abgemieien.
S0iepb 2epp, Teilbaber Der
Sirma 2epp BrDs. in Spuiton, ftarb,
pdhreno er Wfittag aB, in Solee zines
Shlaaflufies.
Sn galpert itnb mebrere @es
ibdftShauler abgebranrtt, barunter
oasienige Der Shnittruaren . Tirna
W. LNkJ wv OLuLu.
Sn 8renhans bat fida cine @e<
ieaibaft gebiloet, tuelde bic ourtiaen
beloen Cotton : &umprefIen fauien
uno nit chamber pereinioen min.
.. s. @iooinas miro h6hIt uahr.
ideinlih Der 8rdiioent Der neuer
@eleaibaft tperben.
- Nus 6alIettspiGe pirb oerae(s
bet. oaB oer BruseB eeaen ben Jun.
gen b0bmifden 5armer Sobn Steffo
aus oer @e9eno bon Sbiner, pelder
angetlaat lift, feline 5rau uno fein
8ino ermDroet gu baben. nod Son.
gales nerleat lit. Stefta 1T bereits
proaeiiiert nproen uno beioe
Stale tunnten bic @elhmprenen fih
aidt einiaen. 8ei benz lebten Bro.
seB mar aber Die Webrsabl fiir Srei=
iprehuna.
- Gin eiaenartiaer unfau bat ben
tleinen Sun9en oe8 in Der Ndbe BON
Weitnar mDbnenoen Sarmers Go
numb 0aoemann befaaen. Ser
ipielte in Der 0aro, als er
BON einem 6iQen. oa5 UNI i'm ber'
umiprana aeihlasen uuroe. Der
traf ben Gleinen geraoe an
oer Stirn, brad ben Shdoel uno
neruriadte cine lhmere, le6ensges
fabrlife 8erlebuna,
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9tlerIet.

@s lit cine ntalte Tatlade" =
Die Grh0bung Der @ispreiie ndmlih.
- Weaen Wisbanblung zines Sies
res nurbe Sobn Wilte I'M County
eeriht INN $40 beftraft.
- SIN Mlter BON 81 Sabren itarb
in ibrer @pbnung 405 @oro Santa
Holu Noenue Srau gliiabeth 8ihl,
Sdweiter bes StraBen 9ommiiidrs
,yrih Stuff. Sic binterldBt orei
SDbne uno spei T6hter. -Srau 2ils
lie Waper, @attin bon gbarles 6.
Mtaber, lit am Treitaa 9eitorben.
= Nm Samitag mDrgen reaiit=
rierte Der TbermDmeter 81 @rab. Der
beoeGte 6iu1mel uerbinoerte Sroit.
Inter ben Nefruten, Die IiH
fir bic Marine baben arttperbett la1s
fen unb Die nad 0%orfolt. 3d., OBJ
gereiit iino, um eineelteat gu tpers
Den. befinoen iib Die folqenoen 9euts
iden: @ilbelm Neifert, gonin go
teri, Nrmono Griih, gonin Stipef,
8m. Sufmann, 30. 8linaelbatter.
Die hieiiaen sdmei5er baben
elnen 8erbanb gegrInoet nit Otto
8eler als BrGltoeut uno 8ruf. 60.
Weper als Setretdr. 8. Braun
id1mela, S. 5. 6aaa uno 6. Sbeuers
meDer ruer6en cine Rpnititution alts=
arbeiten.
Oie giienbabnraten far ben
garnena( uno oas Sdngerfet
iinb auf einen Sabrpreis uno Elm
Tinftel fir bic 8unoreiie pp1 iraeno
einem Srte in geras unb fir bic
gauge WDbe, beginnen6 Wontae uno
am ndbiten Sonntag enoeno, fefts
geiebt moroen. Nebenbet oiebt es
mod iehr nieoriae Staten, bic aber
INNER nur fiir einen Gag eiiltig lino.
Son WontereD bterber uno suruG
betrdQt bic Tahrt $3.50, upn SaltiuD
$500 uno BON Der 6auptitabt Merieo
$25. 90.
- 9as ninterlihe @etter bqlt an,
Nm SDnntag mar eS TAFT uno feuht
uno Die StraBenbabn 5 @eleufhaft
mahte ihlehte @eihdfte. Nue @elt
ibien Die beiliame 6ube bes trautert
6ett1s At genieBen.
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Heber bic &Suenrfprte

Dante's ftebt aeihrieben: ,9afet ole Soff.
ttuna surid, bic SIR bier einfretet". Da
nnten in bieier Sbne giebt es eben feine
S0fnuna, Der efpigen Warter unb Bein
entfieben. Sur bic 96ne auf grben
iebob, nelhe bic an 5dmorrhnibens
Sbmer5en 2eibenben eremIben, aiebt co
glidlibertpeile cine grlbiung pDn benz
ue5el. 8as oue ifarfen gin~ipriBunsen
n Salben Der Auadialber nidt nernb.
9ea nno and9 bic OperatiDnSmefier unb
Sgnnrtetten Der gbirurgen nidbt au @ege
nrln9er. bag n~oubringt Or. SiIsbee's
Mf'oteits. 8rpben fret perianbt bon p.
Neustaedter& Co., Box2416, New York.
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gprtnr ourcb gStIDe.

9ie Torturen. oenen bic Eilipiner
ibre 9efangene urtermerfen, ~erinnern
midi an r1eine oretmDnatliden i9reG'
liben 2eioen BON Gieren : @ntains
oung, iast %. W. Sherman ppn
Guiding, We. 0idts balf biz ih
Electric Bitters periuhte, mDpon orei
Tfaihen mid npuftdnoia b~eriteuten.
6eilt 2eberleioen, unperoaulibteit,
8lutitDrungeu, Malaria &c. uno aiebt
ben Shmahen Stdrte. gu baben
bel Noolph DreiB uno s. &alteper &
Spbn. Brei8 so GtS.
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s Do mir orei gariabuneen ftritt
reines BleiueiB uno 8int erbalten
baben, 10 f6nner mir su ben alien
Breilen Dertaufen. Nllo teue Mare
III alten Breiien. 2aBt guh unlere
Breiie aeben fir Sarben, Dele, 8ar.
Nib &c. Wir taufen &aes, mas mir
oertaufen, in garlaoungen uno TON.
men su reousierten Breifen uertaafen.
SaubDls, 2irs unb Senfterrabmen,
gumuoo aalpanilierte, geHDhtene
Senaen, 0deef &c.
so. Ztebes & S1bne,
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Gs gebt nidts iiber Elm eiaeues
6einl.

4einer piiroiet oieie8 8abruort
mebr, oenn oerieniae, Der in einern
8Daroinahauie Doer in einem Miet.
haule wObnt. SIR babt tein eroBes
&apital uno mdhtiee grlparuifIe
nbtig, um @uh ielbit elm Saus gu
bouen. Sir Elm menig mebr als
Sbr lest an Miete besablt, tDnnen
mir @ub elm hibibes 5aus bauen.
90. Stenes & SDbne.
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Gin t~ptTenfhaftlid,es gsxnoer,

Die &uren, bic 8udlen's Nrnica
Salbe n~Duao9en, MAIDEN fie gu einen,
mifienihaftlihen Wunoer. Sic beilte
8. &. Wulf0ro, 8Drleier Der BatrDns
Of 6usbanorp, 8apnesbDro, 3d.,
oDn !6dmurrboiben. 6eilt Branos
une anoere 8unben, 8eulen, @es
l9miire &c. Sour IS @ts. BEL Noolpb
9reiB unb &. &altener & Sohn.
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Cur Roh5.

Das @eih6ft, bas bisber unter benz
6irma : Natner .. & u. Dppenbei.
mer aeffbrt tuuroe. miro BON ben
unteraeidneteu unter Demielben Sea-
men fortaeieBt.
.. 81 u. Cppembeimer,
Santei Ctpenbetmer,
WarS. MntDn Cppenbeimer.
San Nnt0niD, 9er., IL. M6rs 1906.
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9as yQoue=St 8odbier.

guy vNDHe%SIar" SDqDter.
Wenn Die Sriiblinssliitte tpeben
(Ooer I'M &alenber fteben),
Durit'ae 3e6er = bann Surrab
9enn Die 8od6ier5eit 1T ba.
S6bn semaft 81 burft gen 8fpeden
Siebt man 8iloer nun BON 86den
neberaa na6 altem 8rau6,
uno in ieber @irti9nft aud
Sprin9en Tie uns alleruesen
5r6bli6 medernb iebt ent9egen;
8on Der Gone Gtar 1rauerei
&ommt Der quite StpH berbei.
Sober 8irt friest elm paar Safer =
gtie seb'n Die @eiddfte better,
l1ub umrinst 1T jebe Bar
Gon 'ner froben 3eder1daar.
@u9 bdtt an bes @asens Treiber
8ei benz beutiden l3eitunssidrelber;
unb erlt re9t bic Druderei
aommt niemals gu furs babel.
Sic ba oruden bort uno ieben,
yum iid iebr germ bran ers6sen
uno audi benz Serrn 9ebaftenr
5dQt bas 9rinfen gar nidt idtper.
Gbenos, wie 6ei einem 9eite,
Sammeln ii6 bann irobe @aite
Sn Der Stammfneip' tint Den Gid,
S9liirfen 8odbier, ibaumis, frii6.
9o6 aud bas muB i'd ertpdbnen,
DAB Der Bod nebit nielen fd1nen
Sat me b6ie giseui9aft
@esen leiner Start' un6 Strait.
Benn elm aa5u burit'ser 3eder
2eert bonn 8ode TO biel 8e6er
gSie BON anorem, lsi6tem Bier,
@ebt es linn iebr i6ledt bafir.
DU9 gu 9 odbier5eiten f6unen
8ir man6mal uns 10 mas s6nnen,
9as meiB audi Die oeuti9e Srau,
Nimmi's besbalb nibt 10 senau.
Ma9 Sran5oie unb 8ritannier
Guben Yorter unb gbampa9ner, -
Srldnoer unb Yanfees au6
5rinfen Sdnaps mad altem 9raud.
fir uns, Sbr beuti6et Sriiber,
8ebrt in jeoem Sriibiabr wleoer
Sd)aum9efrDnt, i'm brauuen BOD,
6reunb, Der liebe BOD
Drum Der Zone Etar 8raMerei
9anf 9euiomet iei
Sir ben BOD, Der 70 gut munbet,
Sei Dem olle @elt gelunoet
MIR immcr frii6 b'rauf (p8
2ur tos Cine merit Sud blps:
gone Star Bod bat feline Muden
2a6t BON ibm @uh niemals buden
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Sn Dannoner nuroe Der QuIts
m0roer 8iitber. ebemaliaer Soft.
lhafner, welber am 30. September
tueaen @rmuroung Der beioen tleinen
Wao9en Shaer uno &aiiel gum Tooe
uerurteilt moroen mar, hineeridtet.
Gin @naoengeluh NOR gnbe Sanuar
abQelehnt ruDroen.
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Damen.Qffte /.

MiB &ate Gleranoer-MiS Sreoa gobn
Warp @ritiIes 9ilie u Suas-MiB
8ettie @ammenthaler-Mers s 8 Seinb-
Wer5 s Saberle = Wrs Noelia Sacobs -
WerS 6 S~oeffler - Ders & S 9ebmann :
Wtrs Boul BrDbe = Nrs 4iasie &einbolb
-TiB MoGte Seneelmana = Mrs W "
Stoden-Secilia B be SbuI-NiB Jimmie
ubrig-MiB CHA goung-Mrs % u gad.
2tmSIdnbtibe:
&oolf 81 Seibrid1.
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Brtef sttte.
Serrert s9tfte,

9hOs q Nleranber = 81 8s6ter -NR
Goben-S g Gfermann-S & 3eltenfein
-OttozSaadS-S 81 Sacpbi-S Sacobo-
Y @teber-@o Matui6et-@ Mebli6-S
Sonaer-B s. Slidemoier-Gatban Sad
s " Shulb = @gDn Sbulae = Glfreb
Sbtpuning-M Shubert-8 3 Wen6en.
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ssr Waasanae @pff, SeuIeberin,
9anopabrfaeerin unb Settles 6eiles
rim, erteilt &atihldae in @eId6ftS.
angelegenbeiten, Seiraten, oereiniat
8etrennte, peribeudt b6ien @influs
elferllbtiae Gnpanoelunaen II. /. no.
$50. 44 Oft'@ ommerc .StraBe.
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8eibbpfer'S beriibntte SDrpIer
grippe tit Snemermeper'S 0arteu ie=
ben Mbeno bpm %. ab. GpmmtagS
Mattaee. Gtntrttt fret. 1aslih nen=
eS ErparamM.
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9 taat Obto, EoleDo,t
9ucos @ountn. SIS.

. GrantS 5. Gbeuep bel9p6rt. sag ct Der dl=
tsre 9artner Der Girrna 5. s. 6 benep&@u o.
III, tuet9e Seiadite in Der Staot Solebo, in oben=
9enanntem County unO Situate, tut, uno oaB be-
laste. Sirn,o bic slnfme BON einbunoert
9pllars tiir ieeert 6aa bon Ratarrb be5ablen
tarrb : II + nibt 9ebeilt weroen fam.
GrantS s. @benen,
- 8ei9iporell Dor mir uno unterI&rieben
Siegel III meiner @eeenlpart am 6. Se,em=
@ Der u. 8. 1886.
y. SO. @Iea . II, 6ffeutIiaer 9totar.
6ol's Gatarrb : Rur miro ianerli6 aensmmen
un0 iptrtt brett auf Das 9lat unb Die I6leimiaen
O6srfdhea oes spifens. gaBt G,d 3eu9nife frei
8ui4iden.
s. ). @bsnep & 60, SOleSO. o.
9ertauft BON alien @potbetern, 9reis rs Gents.
Nebmt Salts fa milien @illen fir 8etftopfuna.
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RAllzad1EnAa4e4

San Antonio, Fort Worth, benson.
austin, Waco and FL Paso. 2e Colleges
IN 10 States. PO SlrloN secured or
Money RETURNED. Also teach BY
MAIL. Catalogue will convince YOU
that Draughon's is THE BEST. Call
or send forit.
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Palmer, ROsen und Immergruen.

2Bir BADEN ben gr5Bten 8orrat, Der ie ne
wabien. Gin ll~nteriudnnas -GertjHtat nit
leoer geltelitng. Gotaloae gratis Gnpr
Narlerles. Dept. IS. 9io. 22l Sis6oufcrs
SiraBe, San Antonio, Ssgas.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-30
Good Wheat Train
Visited Dickinson.

per acre, and some farmers In Cen
tral and southwestern Kansas report
ed nearly as great yields from large
fields, and yet the average yield Of
winter wheat in the state in 1905, was
only IS bushels per acre."
In the lecture cars are charts show
ing how the wheat yeald has been in
creased at the Agricultural college ex-
pertinent station by seed-selection
and proper farming. The rotation Of
crops, the best time and the best
methods Of blowing and seeding are
explained. Samples Of different va
rites Of wheat are shown and advice
is given concerning seed-seleCtion.
For instance, on eight tests Of spring
wheat the yield for large seed aver
aged 21.7 bushels; for small seed is
bushels.
The train which Is furnished free
by the Union Pacific consists Of q
baggage car, two coaches fitted up
for lecture rooms and buffet Pull
man for the lecturers.
As speakers at the SO stations Of
the wheat belt at which 40 minute
stops will be made are: A. M. Ten
EyCk, professor Of agriculture; J. T.
professor Of agricultural
chemistry; J. H. Miller, superin-
Lendent Of farmers institutes, all Of
the State Agricultural college, Man
haitian. Prof. 0. H. Filing, superin-
tendent Of the Hays City experiment
station, will join the party at Hays.
1t is expected that 5000 farmers
will be reached by the train on it's
rip.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-30
WILL DELAY BOND ELECTION.
Must Submit Two Propositions to
the Voters.

The bond election called for Sept.
II to decide the matter Of waterworks
purchase will be delayed for three
weeks. The council issued 8 call for
election to issue $4,000 bonds Of
which $4,000 was for purchase at
the appraised value Of the plant and
$4,000 for extension Of the mains.
The water cOmpany's lawyers write
that this is not legal manner. Two
propositions must be voted on: One
for purchase and one for extension.
The proceedings will have TO be re-
commenced and election postponed.
Mayor Humphrey is gathering stat
Isties on Waterworks management in
the second class eitie5 Of Kansas and
will make 3 comprehensive synopsis
Of the facts for information Of the
voters before election.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-30

was a member. He endeavored then
to enact primary election law which
would be fair to the people Of the en-
tire state and was in favor Of the
proposition now. On the railroad
taxation question he did not see why
they should not be taxed on their
capital stock the same as banks and
other corporations were. He was in
favor of the abolition Of all railroad
passes except to employees and ship
persof stock and for the lowest pas
senger rate that the traffic could
staAd. Mr.. Creech made many friends
by his remarks which were received
with applause:
The exercises were presided over
BY Senator J. y. Brewer in pleasing
manner.
Two ball games were played be-
tween Acme and Dayton and were
both won by the latter.
A basket dinner was served and the
Iarge crowd thoroughly enjoyed them
selves. The picnic was under the
auspices u 9. w. KuCas and 10 him IL
lue much Of its success.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-30
Great Band.

sorrentino's Banda Rosa, the IA
nous red band Of Italy, which is to
play at Abilene, Kansas, Sept. IL,
1905, is an unique organization in
several respects; First, it has the
greatest number Of celebrated soloIsts
since the best days Of Patrick Gilmore;
second, in the Interpretation Of
operate music, which II makes its
speciality, It is unrivalled in all the
world. At the Genoa exposition,
cOmmemorating the centennial ami
versary Of the discovery Of America,
che band, under SOrrentno's leader
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-30

The Union Pacific wheat train
started on Its four day trip at Chap
man this morning, eighty farmers
constituting the first audience. It
reached Abilene on time, 1855 a. M,
and over 70 heard the talk. At SOLO
mon a similar audience listened to
the address.
It Is purely a wheat train. "0ur
mission is to increase the average
yield" said Prof. Miller, "and this
seems the best way to accomplish 1t,
The average yield Of wheat in Kansas
for the last 10 years, 1s96-l9O5, was
only 1871 bushels per acre. The
average yield for all Of the states dur
ing the same interval was IS. 4 bushels
per acre. Kansas, although having a
soil and climate naturally adapted for
growing wheat, produces less wheat
per acre than the average OF all the
other states, several Of which are
much less adapted for growing wheat
than Kansas. The large production
Of wheat In this state is due to the
number Of acres grown rather than to
good farming and large yields. The
possible wheat crop of Kansas Is much
greater than the actual crop. This
season, 1905, q measured acre OF
wheat grown at the Agricultural col
lege produced an actual yield Of 1915
pounds Of grain, or $50 bushels.
Twelve acres in the same field yielded
on the average over 80 bushels Of
wheat per acre. In 1905 some Of the
best producing plots Of wheat on the
Agricultural college farm yielded at
the rate Of nearly so bushels Of grain
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-30

her charging her with taking one silk
skirt, two waists and a hat, all Of the
value Of s17 80, from Miss Mamie
Jackman, Home telephone operator
at the Union depot. The wearing
apparel was taken from boarding
house at 1913 Penn street where both
Of the women roomed. Mrs. Jarrett
at one time had a millinery store at
700 Main street
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-30
CALLIOPE A BEAUTY.
Parker Factory Ships Out Best One
Made.

The finest calliope ever made wss
shipped out from the Parker shops
this afternoon to St. Paul, Minn ,
where it will be used in the No. 1
show. The calIiOpe was manufaC.
tured under the supervision Of n. L.
Miller, superintendent Of the factories.
and has an artistic and up-tO-date sP-
Pearanee, ssss pieces Of gold leaf,
costing over $500, being used in the
decorations. II will rouse the echoes
for the remainder Of the season. Two
Hale's Tours were shipped with It.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-30
Special to the Reflector.

Special to the Reflector.
DENVER, Aug. 9S.-When chance
gust Of wind extinguished the gas in
his room, it meant death for W. P.
Lindahl Of Enterprise, Kas., from
asphyxiation at 7O7 Fourteenth street
early yesterday morning. The strong
Odor Of gas attracted other roOmers,
but not until . o'clock was the door
broken open and the liteless body of
the invalid found, on the bed.
Lindahl was member Of promi-
nent family in Kansas and was in
Denver for treatment for stomach
trouble. It had been his habit for
months to leave low light in his
room on retiring so that he could
take his medicine on awakening in
the night.
A peculiar feature Of the tragic
death Of the sick man is that his ply
sician, DR.. Stedman, narrowly escaped
a like fate week ago. DR.. Stedman
left light in his room which a
draught from the window extin-
guished. His wife discovered the
gas soon after and the ply
sician knew nothing Of his close ap-
proach to death until the next morn
ing when he awakened, almost ill
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-30
Governor HOCh Has
Helped Temperance.

able aPpealSO 81 tGspeOpls tor aid I'm
their struggle to get rid Of the KAN
sas joint. More has been accom-
plished along the lines Of practical
law enforcement In this state during
his administration than in any other
two years in the history Of the pro-
hibitOry law" He also went into de-
tail showing what has been accom-
plished and how the governor is
handicapped by our laws in personal
work toward law enforcement. The
best he can do Is to use his influence
and advise the attorney general. Gov.
Hoch has also used his contingent
fund literally.
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Escaping Gas. Killed
w. Lindahl, Enterprise

from the effects Of his experience.
Lindahl, from indications in the
room, did not awaken during the
night, but slept soundly until death
overlook him. His medicine glass
was undisturbed and no evidence OF
. death struggle was to be seen in the
carefully appointed room.
A housemaid noticed the odor Of
gas early In the morning, but did not
tell the landlady until after Q O'Clock,
when the lock ON the door was forced
and the body discovered.
Coroner Rollins took charge Of the
body and believes death entirely un-
intentional. DR.. Stedman visited the
coroner's office yesterday afternoon.
He stated that his patient had been
well on the road to recovery, and had
no motive for suicide. It was through
the landlady Of the rooming house,
however. that the suicide theory was
dispelled. The woman stated that
Lindahl had been in the habit Of leav-
ing his light burning during the
night.
John Lindahl, brother of the dead |
man, left last night for Denver and
will bring the body to Enterprise for
burial.
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ers till after school begins. A com
plete list Of books is checked ON the
back of promotion slip.
All grade pupils, not promoted for
any reason, who have studied under a
competent teacher during the sum-
mer vacation, will report to superin-
tendent's Office for examination,
Thursday, Aug. 80, at 8 a. m, bring
ing certificate from teacher recon-
mending for examination.
High school pupils prepared for
special examination will report to
superintendent's Office, Friday, Aug.
81, ga. m. High school pupils should
bring their books prepared for work
the first day Of school. High school
pupils will report to Mr.. Brooks in
east room of city hall, to receive list Of
books and determine il there will be
conflicts in high school program, Fri
day, Aug. 81, at following hours:
Freshmen, 1 to 8 p. m.
SophOmores, 8 to 4 p. m.
Juniors, 4 to 6p. m.
Seniors, 5 to s 6p. m.
All pupils entering the Abilene
schools from other schools should
come to superintendent's Office for
classification. Friday, August 81, /
p. m.
Pupils years Of age on orr before
Monday, October /. 1905, should
snter school Sept. 5.
Respectfully.
W. B. HALL.
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Hon. J. X Codding, attorney for
the State Temperance Union, deliv-
cred two helpful addresses in the
Methodist tabernacle Sunday, large
congregations enjoying his talks. He
discussed temperance in broad way
and told Of its influence on character
and manliness.
During the evening meeting the
pastor, Rev. s. E. Belts, interrupted
him with the question, what has
Governor Hoch done for law enforce
ment In Kansasp" Mr.. Codding re.
piled, "Gov. Hoch has responded to
every request of.the Union for assist
ance in its fight for law enforcement in
Kansas, and has answered all reason
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One Thing Neeaed.

A. L. Hollinger writes from Cali
fOrnis; I'VE are pleasantly located
at the foot Of Nj Lowe, overlooking
beautiful Pasadena and the San Ca
briel Valley and all we need to make
rs happy is the weekly visit Of the
REFLEcTOz
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Respectfully.
W. B. HALL.

ship. defeated sixty-four Of the finest
bands in all Europe. winning 8 gold
medal by the unanimous decision Of
the judges, one Of whom was Man
cinelli, one Of Maurice Grau's con-
ductors for opera.
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The Republican primary for Hayes
township will be held at Moonlight
Saturday evening, Sept. 8, to nomi-
nate candidates for township Offices.
By order Of committeeman.