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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-19
La prOCIama de Mr.. Taft
AL PUEmo DE CUBA:

El no haber Ell Congreso tornado
acuerdo en- cuanto La renuncia ire
vscabIe del Presidente de la Rer6blica
de Cuba 6 elegido un sustituido, deia
a este pafs sin gobierno en- una 6poca
en- que prevalece gran desorden. v. Sc
hace necesario de acuerdo con 10 ne
dido por el Presidente Palma. oue Sc
tomen las medidas debidas, en- riombre
ly por autoridad del President de los
Estados Uuidos, para restablecer Ell
orden, proteger las vidas propieda-
des en- la Isla de Cuba islas cayos
Iadyacentes, Y, con este fin, establecer
IN gobierno provisional
El gobierno provisional esta blecido
Por Ia presente, por orden y en- nombre
del Presidente de los Estados Unidos
solo existira ell tempo que fuere nece-
sario para 1establecer ell orden, Ia paz
y la conaaaza pdblica, una vez obte
midas estas Sc celebraran las elecciones
para determinar las personas a las
cuales deba entregarse de nuevo Ell
gobierno perm anente de la Repdblica.
En- 10 que sea compatible con ell ca
racter de un gobierno provisional es-
tablecido bajo la autoridad de los Es-
tados Unidos, este sera un Gobierno
Cubano, ajustdndose. en- 10 que fuere
possible, q Ia Constitution de Cuba La
bandera Guiana SC enarbolara, como
de costumbre en- los edifcios del Co
bierno de la Isla. Todos los Depar-
tamentos del Estado, los gobiernos
provinciales y municipales, ;ncluso eI
de la ciudad de la Habana, funciona-
ran en- igual forma que bajo Ia Repd-
blica de Cuba. Los tribunales segui-
ran adminiStrando juSticia; y CONT
nuaran en- vigor todas las leyes que
sean aplicables por su natur aleza, en-
vista del caracter temporal y urgente
del gobierno.
EI Presidente Roosevelt ha anhela-
do obtener la paz bajo ell Gobierno
Constitutional de Cuba y ha hecho es.
fuerzos lnauditos por evitar la pre-
sente nedida. Demorar mas, sin en-
ba1go, serfa peligroso.
En- vista de la renuncia del Gabine-
te, hasta nuevo aviso los Jefes de los
diferentes Departamentos Sc dirigiran
mi para recibir instrucciones, inc1u-
SO el Mayor General Alexandra Rodrf-
guez, Jefe de la Guardia Rural de-
mas fuerzss regulares del Gobierno,
y ell Tesorero de la Repdblica, Gene
raj Carlos Roloff.
Hasta nuevo aviso, los Gobernado-
res Civiles y Alcaldes tambien Sc diri.
giran mi para recibir 6rdenes.
Pido todos los ciudadanos resi-
denies de Cuba que me apoyen en- la
ebra de restablecer ell orden, la tran
quilidad Ia confanza pdblica.
Habana. Septiembre 90 de 1905.
H'm. III. Taft,
i. 4 n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-19
Julclo contra Ramon Acevedo, por el
delito contra la justi-
cia p1blica

Sc le acusa 4 Ramon Acevedo, de
que eI dia 3 de Septiembre pasado,
yendo con su hermano en- un caro-
electrlco y en- el cruce de la Plaza de
la Lealtad, profrieron palabras obsce-
mas, y al ser denunciados por el mo-
torlsta TN guardia que q la saxon
pasaba en- el trolley de cruce, opuso
el acusado resistencia Ia acci6n de
la justicia.
Vistas las pruebas y hechas las ale
gaclones del Fiscal y de la defensa
la Corte confrm6 la sentencia ape
lada de 2 meses de arresto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-19
FL s" hilaoelphia :

Ha tornado puerto en- la ma6ana de
hoy elvapor americana philadelphia ;"
procedente La Guayra y CURACAO,
siendo IL causa de su notable retrasc
el NAL tempo que rein6 durante 81
travesfa.
Hoy ha seguido viaje para New York
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-19
Parque Borinquen

Sc anuncia la Ultima function de la
troupe de variedades a benefcio de
los nifios Juanito y Fernando Nelson,
con I'm programa nuevo y selecto
para el domingo Fl del presente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-19
Nota del dia

diario, Ell discurso de Mr.. Taft,
en- la Inauguration del curse
universitario de la Habana.
Ell ministro de la Guerra del
gabine Roosevelt, ha hecho JUS
ticia a la colonization espanola
ha ensalzado las virtudes y
las cualidades brillantes de la
raza que puebla estos pafses la
tinos de America.
No vannos &. entonar ahora TN
canto de alabama a Mr.. Taft,
porque en- Cuba haya repetido
en- OCCASION solemne, 10 mismo
que hemos dicho aqui todos los
d1as, para contrarrestar opinio-
nes desde luego erradas, de fun
cionarios de categor1a fnfima,
comparados con el que acaba de
pronunciar tan elocuentes fra
ses de iusticia, desde ell para
ninfo de la Universidad haba-
nera.
No porque estemos en- item
pos de falsfas y de p6rf1dos en-
gaflos. va a ser precise entonar
IN himno en- alabama de todo
aquel que rinda tribute a la
verdad en- ocasiones, aunque
las impurezae del medic le ha-
gan descender al terren0 de los
convencionalismos, en- una la
mentable cafda, cuando pareCia
que mas sacramento Sc 1ba re-
montando q las cumbres ingen
tes a las que no llegan las i'm
purezas palddicas de las baju-
ras.
Nj Mr.. Taft necesita de nues-
tros elogios, nj vamos a tribu-
tarselos nosotros en- la OCCASION
presente.
Pero es bueno que nos file
mos en- sus palabras. que medi-
temos sobre elias, que las re-
produzcamos, que las propague-
mos, que las estemos repitiendo
cuantas veces sea necesario ha-
cerlo, para Cue los debiles de
esp1ritu que aqul nismo sien-
ten inexp1icables desalientos,
sepan como los hombres de al
tura en- la metropoli, saben ad-
1nirar y saben proclamar las
perfecciones Y las virtudes de
nuestra raza y sus cualidades
exquisitas Y superiores.
ES por este que nos hemos
querido detener, hoy, a conside-
rar las palabras de Mr.. Taft, en-
.elogio q EspafIa y a la raza que
puebla los palses que fueron
posesiones espanolas, como ha-
ce POGO tempo 10 hicimos con
las frases de igual alcance y de
mayor elocuencia que pIonun-
clara Mr.. Root, en- Rio Janeiro.
No -esta de mas que nos ven
gan de fuera estos juicios con-
fortadores para aquellos que Sc
entregan a destallecimientos
Suicidas.
Y tampoco sobran esas pala-
bras, 81 han de oirlas como es
irremediable que las oigan, los
redentoriStas de eXportacion,
los burocratas de baratillo que
Sc permiten ignorar 10 que So
mos y 10 que representatives en-
el glorioso concerto de la cul-
tnra universal, Y nos juzgan
despectivamente.
Frente a esas injustas calif-
caciones y a esos torpes juicios
de la mesocracia redentorista
debemos anotar 10 que dicen
los directories de la polftica ma
cional, los que saben, 6 aparen
tan saber Guam peligroso es
encastlllarse en- III pantelsmo
contumaz, que Sc oOSt1na Ell
abIulicarse todas las perfec-
clones y todas las grandezas.
haSa Ell deIIplo de Greer que
puede desempenar IN pueblo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-19
Juicio contra Gaspar Dfaz, .por ell de
Tito de portar armas prohibidas

Sc le acusa 4 Gaspar Dfaz, que en-
la nocbe del 23 de Septiembre porta-
ba un arma, que fue vista por un
guardia al ser entregada por Ell refe-
rldo sefIor al portero de I'm bale don
de esa noche concurrfa, y la hubo
momentos antes por habersela de-
yuelto Ell sereno del cinematografo
de Otero.
Practicadas las pruebas, el Fiscal
pidio la conviction del acuSado.
Ell senor Figueroa Maestro hizo
brillantes esfuerzos en- pro de su de-
fendido Dfaz.
La Corte revoc6 Ia sentencia infe-
|rior y condeno Gaspar Dlaz 4 la
multa de SIS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-19

|parte del acusado en- entregar ell ar
ma, lie imponia el mfnimo de la pena
8 sea la de Is pesos de mu1ta y
|costas.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-05-26

trip o nt..s "Srray" to Bcttyrt ana
return.
Calvert NJ. +. Church ladies will
hold festival in the grove on Memoir
ial Day.
-Childrcn's Day exercises will be
held in l.lkton Presbyterian Church
tomorrow.
The Elkton Base Ball Association
is arranging for a Fourth OF July celc-
bration.
Mt Olivet NJ. p Church folks will
hold festival on the lawn next Fri
day evening.
-Octoraro NJ. +. Church festival
will be held next Saturday evening.
The Nottingham Band will attend.
"A banquet was served at Giles on
Monday evening to Elkton Camp OF
Modern Woodmcn OF America, alter
its regular meeting.
Mrs Roswell Jackson. II Blythe
dale, was stricken with paralysis al her
home there last FRIDAY and is reported
in a critical condition.
-Cccilton High Schools Class Day
exercises were held on Wednesday.
Miss Edna Stephens and Miss Belle
Price are this years graduates
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Notice To Creditors

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed has ohta ned from the orphan. Court
for tectl County letters of Administration
on the personal estate of
JOHN l.. YEATMAN
late az said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased
estate are hereby warned to eN hiblt he same
with tue vouchers thereof duly aut hentica' ed
on or
before the pot dav of oct 1906
otherwise they NAV, by law, be excluded
from all benefits of said de"eaSed's perS NAL
estate. All ipdehte to said estate are re
quested to make Immediate payment to the
subscriber.
day of April, 1906
JOHN T CROSSMAN,
Administrator John l.. Yeatman. decd.
Test THOMAS b MILLER, Register
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Notice TO Creditors

of Cecil County have obtained from the
Orphans Court of said County, letters tesla
mentary ON the personal estate of
ANDREW WALLACE EVANS,
late of said County, deceased All persons
having claims against the said deceased re
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated,
on or before
the 5th day OF November 1906
they may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. All indebt ed
TO said estate are requested to make imme e.
diate payment to the subscriber.
Given under my hand This 5th day of May
1905.
SUSAN 4. EVANS,
EXecutriN of Andrew W. Evans. decd
Test-THOS. h. MILLER, Register ) l2-5t
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Notice to Creditors

This is to give notice that the subScribant,
of Cecil county, has obtained from the
Orphans Court OF said county, letters tesla
men.ary on he personal estate of
JOHN b. HEATH,
late of said county. deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated,
on or before
the Sth day of November, 1906,
they may otherwise. bv law, be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. All indebted
10 laid estate are requested TO make imme
diate payment to the subscriber.
Given under my hand and seal this Stf
day of May, 1906.
MARGARET j. HEATH
Administrators of John b. Heath dee d
Test-THOS. b. MILLER, Re giSter. 5-l2-5t
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Order NiSi
ln-Re The Mortgaged Real Estate of
William Foster and wife
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County.
In Equity No. 263U.

ordered, this third day of May, 1906 that
the Sa e OF property mentioned In these
proceedings, made and reported bv William
I. Warbur on, Assignee OF Mortgages In the
above entitled cause be- ratified and con,
tir"ed, unless cause to the contra v thereof
be shown on or before the FINN dav of Iuly
ext, provided "A copy OF this order he IN.
serted In some newSpa per printed and pub
lShed in CerilCoun'v once week for o n q
month before the Fifth day of June next
The report safes the amount Of sale to be
$1,000
MANLY DRENNEN
true Copy-TeSt: Clerk.
MANLY DRENNEN
May st. Clerk
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Order NiSi
In Re: The Trust Estate Of Geo T.. Dearborn
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County
In Equity, No. 2i27.

Ordered, this 18th day of May, 1906 that the
sale of property mentioned In these pro
ceedings made and reported by Howard s
j. Sickel, Trustee, be ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary thereof he
shown on or before the twelfth day of July
next, provided copy of this order be II
serted in some newspaper printed and pub
Jished In Cecil county once week for one
month before the twelfth day of June next
The report states the amount of sale to be
$500.
MANLY DRENNEN.
true Copy-lest Clerk
MANLY DRENNEN,
o-lZ-5t Clerk
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TRUSTEES SALE
NALV' ABLE
WOODLAND

Under and by virtue of decree or he
Orphans Court for Cecil county. pas I'd IN a
cause therein in which CARR" ] came 70 is
plaintiff and r. Kirk Cameron an@ others
are defendants, for a partition sa +, tn I'M
dersigned the trustees named the Elm will
tler at pubic sale at the Court Ho' - cor,
in the town of Elkton, in Cecil c6uI y in
the State OF Maryland on
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Wood Lawn Camp

Wood Lawn Campmeeti Z this yea com
mences August I'd and continues to August
18th The meeting will be under the leader.
ship of Rev. Ashurv Burke. The Boarding
rent Will be In charge OF J Albert Boyd.
Rent of Tents as follows: "A 20 IT tent, ~;
u III It. tent, 81. App icat'ous for tents to
be made to
c. S. ABRA HAMS. Secy.
526-St Port Deposit, Md, X +. ID
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Order NiSi
ln-Re: The Mortgaged Real Estate of
George L. Murray ard wife
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County.
In Equity No Dt3n

mi CfTrUft VOUTt 10T Ttci1 county
In Equity No 2b39
ordered. this 18th day of May, 1906, that the
sale of property mentioned in these pro.
ctedln"S made and reported by William T.
Warburlon assignee in the above entitled
cause, be ratified and confirmed. unless
cause to the contrary thereof he shown on
or before y he 18th day of July next provided
copy of this order he inserted In some
newspaper printed and published in Cecil
county once a week for one month before
the 10Th day of June next
The report states the amount of sale to be
81 $4,000.
MANLY DRENNEN, Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
26-lm MANLY DRENNEN, Clerk.
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If ACRES

more or less, and is situated near iiagan's
Cross Roads in the Fifth Election Dis ret of
said county, adjoining lands now or f J.
merry of Hasson Lynch, James a. Lack
land. b. r. Palmer and others 1t is heavily
timbcrtd with chestnut. oak and other
woods. of large growth. THIS timber is
valuable for fence. telephone. telegraph,
railroad ties and fire wood purposes
TERMS OF SALE prescribed by the decree
-une-third ofthe purchase none, to be paid
in cash on the day of sale and the remainder
with interest from the day of sale. in six
months thereirom, the credit payment to be
secured to the abstraction of the trustees, or
arrangement may be made for the earlier
payment Of the said remainder. Cost of
deed to lie paid by the purchaser
GEORGE A. BLAKE.
OMAR ID. CROTH ERS,
CHAS- X. BILES, Jr, Trustees.
Auctioneer. 5-l9-4t
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Local lettings

Postmaster w. r. Love busy.
The Zion NJ. f. Church festival
held last Friday evening yielded $50.
Warwick NJ. P. Parsonage has
been rc-roofed and otherwise repaired
-Rchoboth NJ p. Church. Sassafras,
will hold Chldren's Day exercises next
Sunday.
C. H. McGuigan is greatly I'M
proving the Reuben Alexander farm at
Bald Friar
Presiding Filler Mowbray preached
at Zion and Ebcnczcr NJ. f. Churches
on Sunday.
J f. Diggs. OF Philadelphia. has
leased and will operate the Middctown
shirt factory.
There is now talk oi the extension
OF the b. & O.'S ChildS-Providcnce
branch to Oxford.
The recent Milkmad's Cunvcn-
ton at Calvert, yielded $55 20 in re-
cciptS for admission.
The Rcbccca Brown property
ground will be added to the area OF
RoScbank cemetery, Calvert.
The pupils oi Wcslc" Chanel
School will hold strawberry and ice
cream festival TucS'av. May 20.
-Clvdr Mason. ~ Chrome. has miss
ed but two DAYS from attendance at
Rarnslcv School in seven wears.
w. c. ErnSon has purchased the
late Henry Fosters residence in Mid
dlctnwn aud will improve the property.
TIL" F1kt,n Cows " Garrett Cap-
tain. are "r"r t" "hall"n"rs i""m any
ncighhnrir" a"oa'"rr has" boil toms
Mrs Sarah F. Atwcll mother OF
I. p. Atwcll. # the SaSSafraS section,
died at his residence ON Saturday. aged
3 years.
i. p KING. OF Warwick. has been
elected District Secretary and Treas
urcr OF the Maryland Sunday School
ASSO"iatirn
Bio Eli Sunday School will hold
their an"r"l festival IN tn" Chapel
grounds THURSDAY evening, June /.
Evcrvhodv welcome.
Til" nurilS OF Mitchell School will
hold thcir Hnnual festival On til" school
grounds Thursday "vcninr. May 81.
The nrhlic is invited
A festival viii he h"'d on the lawn
in tn" rca~ al the IT q I. y NJ Vail
by Elkt"n Council On l'rid"v and Sat
urdav rvrni""S. 1--we AMI q.
The RiSirr Sun public school will
hold festival on Thu~Sdav. May 81,
on the schp", lawn The Rising Sun
Band will cnlivcn the occasion
The ynunr people OF Trinity
Church will hold strawberry and ice
cream festival Tuesday evening. June
on thc lawn adjoining the church.
In another column OF this issue OF
..Thn Cncil Who" Waller. the Elktun
pbntogranhcr makes snccial offer
81 nbn,nnronbs Avail Yourself OF it.
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Poultry Farm
WANTED.


WANTED-Flat bottom cunning boat:
must he in good condition and low in nrtcs
Address A, BOX At,
Chesapeake city, Nd. 5 26lt
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-05-26
Lot Of Land,

With the Buildings and Improvements
Thereon
situated on the West side OF Booths Lane,
in the town of Elkton, in the County of
Cecil and State of Marylai d. having front
of % feet and running back between parallel
lines depth OF 100 fee and being the same
and which was devised unto the said Roberta
A. Francis by Thomas r.. Francis by his
will dated July 10, 1900, and recorded among
the will record books of said County in Liber
j., Volume II, Folio 3i4 &c, and | hereby
give notice that VIII on
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-05-26
Tuesday, June II, 1906

AT ll.30 O'Clock A. NJ.
that valuable tract of Woodland whereof
John Cameron and Amelia Cameron his
wife. WI re jointly seized, and WI ereof they
were owners at the time of their decease. 1t
beng the same land which was conveyed
unto them 10y Peter J Atkinson and wife by
their deed dated A pril l4th. 1859 and ecnrded
among the Land Records OF said county in
liber u. =. No 2, Folio go, etc"
This tract of land contains
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-05-26
WILLIAM BLACKBURN
CLARENCE oRTLIPP, Auct.
Sheriff's Sale

BY virtue of writ of heri facias, issued
out of the Circuit Court for Cecil County, at
the suit of George A. Blat versus the goods
and chattels, lands and tenements of
Roberta A. Francis have seized and taken
in execution all of the right, title and
interest of tn said Roberta \ Francis. in
and to all OF that
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-05-26
$4,000
SPECIAL NOTICES
Teachers Examination

Ieacher'S examination
An examination for teachers certificates
Will be held at the Howard Street School
House, on Monday and TUESDAY, June nth
and 18th, for Seco.d Grade certificates, and
on "Wednesday an@ Thursdav. June I3th and
lith for FIRST Grade, to begin at 8 80 A. Nj
Only those who hold the second grade VIII
be per Knitted to take the first
Males must be at least ~ years Old, females
Is years Positively no one received who is
under age.
Certificates mus &c ahGw- 20 the Trustee
before the appointment is made.
GEORGE BlDDIE,
j-l93ts Cornty Superintendent.
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se,.. NEWARK DELAWARE o.
''1 t. OF 1867 Opens S.,
fember II, 1o0e oep-

Ri is5G2y s"d s ass's%s"s'en. will be D.,,
he Static 1leg 5; and p 5Hes ~ and sead
s a ei dsss to ss sppsas nd
n i"e s. at the co lsS on
sfd schools acce gpetf,difcates on
f. agriculture and 'd"f E in Arts, sc or
SAL, students from Del
nes- catalogue and o,,
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So ACRES

more or less, according to a survey thereO
made by Wilmer j. Fails. November. 1901.
This farm is situated two and one half miles
East OF Elkton, in said county, on the road
running from the Newport and Elkton
turnpike to McNeal'S Crossing. and adjoins
lands of heirs of stephen Puck, heirs of
Jacob Scott AID others, and * now in the
tenure of Richard owens The improve
mppts consist pt :.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-08
CaIED's BITTER NIGHT.
Little Ruth Dodge spent Hours in a
Certified.

M Uoruhel0.
TALMAGE. March Sunday after
noon while the rest Of the family
went TO church little Ruth Dodge
IL years old, daughter Of Alfred
Dodge, packed up two little bundles
Of her clothes and started across the
fields to the home OF her aunt, Mrs..
Eva Rasher. four miles west. She
got as far 90 NJ. Lows corn6eld and
being so dazed with cold and 1t 90
dark was unable to get through the
pasture fence. She lay down there
till just before Sunrise the next morn.
log and then started on. She got as
far as Geo. Blunderdeld's yard and
they took her In. She was nearly
with cold being thinly
clad and without mittens.
The next morning her father think
Ing she had gone to Rasher's went
there TO look for her and on his way
home found her at Blunder6elds and
look her home.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-08
ArmStrong.KngIs.

AZ the homo Of Rsv. N. L. Hoffman
on SIC N. 3. 9Th street ct $50 this
mOrbing occurred the marriage Of
Reuben Eagle and Miss MaFths Arm
strong. Me- Eagle f. the sOn Of Mt.
and Mrs. L. L. Engls Of Donegal, KsS.
Miss Armstrong is The daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Armstrong Of
Acme, Kas., who Aroamong South
DlskihSonf most Influential families.
nr. and ns, RngIs VII b q home
tori Few weeks kftsT which thsy VIII
move 70 ealina WHARF thpy vim bs|
psrnlasntly looatsd. We sttssd 70
Ihsss young PsoPis our bssi wishes.
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ABOUT PEOPLE

Viii
DR.. G. E. White wasin from Hol
land.
A W. G. DIETRICH was up from Chap
man and made the REFLECTOR q pleas
ant call.
1 7. A. Borman and J. E. Nissley
we're here from Topeka with the
dairymeu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph White re-
turned from a trip to Los Angeles
and Portland.
Hon. j. W. Creech was up from
Herington. He spoke at K. q. Law
renee yesterday.
Father Horgau went to Herington
to assist in the Forty Hours Devotion
at the Catholic church.
County Treasurer Schneider left for
Denver called bv the serious illness Of
his sister, Mrs. J. R. Morland.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. White and
daughter Mildred returned from q
two months trip to Mexico and Cali.
lornis.
W. +. Parker, Of Houston, Tex, .
former Enterprise boy now wealthy
Texan, is visitiug his brother, Q. W.
Parker.
Mise Viola Hutchinson returned to
Abilene today after viaiting her aunt,
Mrs. Anderson, 10 this city.-[Con-
cordia Blade.
g. w. Hurd returned from BUSH
ness trip 70 Parral. Mexico. Mr..
Hurd has some valuable, mining
there that are turning out
money rapidly.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-08
Knows HOW 10 RUN FAIRS.
{. NJ Irwin Of Wichita Gives ASsO'
ciatiun Pointers for The Show.

citation Pointers for The Show.
G. M. Irwin. one Of the leading
businessmen OF Wichits and the man
agsr Of the big state fair held there,
was in the city and this morning held
conference with the Fair association
on how to make the show great sue
cess. Mr.. Irwin lie an expert. He
hiss done more for Wichita's fair than
anyone in that city. he is exception
ally well informed and is Of the kind
chat does things. He approved the
plsns for Abilens's exposition and
says 1t will doubtlsss',bs greAtsuo-
cess. he gave some valuable advice
on the amusement features.
T, While in the city Mr.. Irwin was the
guest Of @. ". Parker. he was much
surprised ct the extent Of the tsc-
tories. II wish we had them in
wichita, /" said he. They are some
thing Of which any town cah-wsll be
proud.n