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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-22

The report In the Topeka Stat
Journal regarding alleged troubles ii
the county high school has caused
considerable discussion. 1t was &C
manifestly false that it may be well
to give The facts. The article itseli
was written by discredited, ire
sponsible iaker Of the town. He sent
it to the Capital which refused to
print it. Then be sent 1t TO the State
Journal which has published correc'
tiop. In brief, as learned from a
mem Der OF the boa d. the facts we're:
Ii has been one Of the rules Of the
D. q. H $. from its iruuding that
students should spend their evenings
in study. Nearly all school 'nter-
tainments have been on Saturday
night. The rule has been pretty we'll
enforced and this has given the school
Its excellent reputation for thorough
work. There are few 90 hard work
ing bodies OF students Of this grade to
be found 10 the west. So many
triumpbs have come to students and
graduates OF the school that they
have come to be taken almost as
matter OF course. When the ine
moonlight evenings Of February came
the temptation to break the rule was
strong. The principal added to bis
admoDittons light punishment. A
Shakespeare class was organized after
school hours and delinquents learned
choice bits of literature. Then came
fine ice with moonlight and q few
could not resist. Vigilance in en-
forcing the rule was redoubled. Five
young men went out. The faculty
them temporarily which
was entirely within Its rights. The
matter then came up to the trustees
for action on a permanent suspension.
When the board met, the young
men had already been out Of school
week. They freely confessed their
error and promised to do better here |
after. The board thought they had
been punished enough and re-inStAted
them.
Just one thing In this article
Is true. One morning after the young |
folks had especially wanted to be out,
\ half dozen young women came to
school dressed 1t black. This was
to be . joke. !
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-22

In planning for the buildings to b
erected, the fair association directors
have decided to build them SubStan.
TALLY and the exhibition hall will be q
particularly well made and substantial
structure. twill be q large, we'll.
arranged building and it has been
suggested that II can be dsed for con.
vsntions and large meetings Of any
kind during the warm months Of the
year and will thus be Of great benefit
to the city and county. A grand
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-22
Dairy Train on Santa Fe
Will Visit Towns Here.

h The KanSss State Dairy association
special dairy train which is the first
Of its kind in the world will be run BY
the Santa Fe and visit Dickinson
March l.S. No association has ever
attempted it before. is important
that the farmers understand that this
special train is a free dairy school on
wheels provided especially for their
benefit. Everybody is invited. The
audience will be seated in the coaches
during the lectures and later will be
given an opportunity to inspect the
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-22

The new high school will be located
at the north end Of Spruce street east
Of the Garfield grounds. The council
last night voted unanimously to va
cate the street north of Seventh and
this with half the block east will be
used for the high school grounds.
This half block is owned by G. @.
Towuer and j. F. Han z. Mr..
Towner is willing to sell, The price
has not been fixed definitely but will
probably be about 81 500 Mr.. Hantz
will sell the west end Of his lots when
the board wishes to purchase.
The site meets with general ap-
proval and all things considered is by
far the best OF all that have conlid.
cred. The board has devoted two
weeks to careful study OF the matter
and feels that this is the hest location.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-22
Plenty of Money to
Make Fair a Success.

stand with seating capacity Of $500
people will also be built.
The interest that is being shown In
the matter by people in all parts Of
the county is very encouraging to the
men who are freely giving their time
and best efforts to the cause and with
the united support Of every city,
town and township they will give
Dickinson county the best fair and
the best time ever held and enjoyed In
ths state.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-22
Corn Contest Started
for the County Fair.

A meeting Of the directors and
stock holders Of the Dickinson County
Fair Association was held last night
and was we'll attended.
Supt. Mccormick reported progress
In his Boys Corn Growing contest.
which iS under the au1pice Of the
fair. The association will offer cash
prizes.
MeSsrs, Glimpse, Shearer and Flack
we're appointed as a sub-committee
to assist the finance committee.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-22
S. S. Smith Urged
for Associate Justice.

s. s. Smith today authorized the
statement that he will not be q candi-
date for the Republican nomination
for attorney general, position he has
been urged upon him BY t6e leading
paperS and politicians Of the state.
tits probabls that Mr.. Smith will
be . candidate for associate justice Of
the supreme court, three justices be.
ing elected this year. For this place
he is admirably fitted. Re was couu.
ty attorney for Eve terms and made 9
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-22
Johnson-B Bricksr.

At the Presbyterian parsonage Sat-
urdsy evening BY Rev. Or. BIsynsy
-ers married Ralph NJ. Bricksr and
Miss Dora johnson. The young cOu.
pie are among Abilsns's most popular
young people and q host Of friends
will wish them abundant Joy.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-22
,RIexhibit car.

exhibit car.
The schedule for this county is:
THURSDAY, MARCH 1sT.
Hope, 1920 p. M; Navarro, 1926 p.
M; Enterprise, 2:SO p. m; Talmage,
$500 P. M. Manchester, $50 p. m.
FRIDAY, MARCH 2ND.
Longford, S:6l a. m; Oak Hill,
1854 3. m.
The Kansas State Dairy association
will hold its annual meeting st Abb.
lene, Saturday, March 8. the train re.
turning here for the occasion.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-22
NichOla, Evans 1, Winner.

The judges o. Orations and delivery
Of high school studentS have selected
Nicholas Evans IS representative Of
the Abilene high school at the tri-
county contest at HeringtOu. His
subject, zone UnwAvering Aim"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-22
Dainty Foods
Demand, It

TN EVERY Receipt that calls for cream
1 of tartar, soda, or baking powder, use
the Royal Baking Powder. Better results
will be obtained because of the absolute
purity and great leavening strength Of the
Royal. 1t will make the food lighter,
sweeter, of finer favor, more digestible and
wholesome. 1t is always reliable and uni
form in its work.
Alum and phosphate baking powders
some of them sold at the same price and
some of them cheaper-will make neither
dainty nor wholesome food.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER Co, NEWYoRk.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-22
Gard cfThank,.

We desire to express our heartfelt
thanks 10 ali our friends for their
kind words and helpful deeds in this
our time Of seed. Your sympathy
has oogiortsd Us 10 our bereavement
more tbas W can ever tell.
JANIS BoLsTER AND FAunT.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-22

splendid record. His large practice
Of more than local extent has put him
in touch with the lawyers Of the state
aud he is popular with all. He has a
vide acquain,auce 10 the Fifth district
and will have the district practically
solid for him II goes after IL. Dick
'inSon county will take pleasure in
pushing Mr.. Smiths boom and many
assurances Of support have come
from other counties.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-22

The committee on premium list
was made: Il. G. Wann, NJ. q. Ma.
lott and E H. Forney.
President G. G. Wyandt also ap-
pointed a committee to suggest
names for vice-presidentS. consisting
Of j, J. Schneider. c. A. Case and q.
J. Hodge.
Director J. W. Creech Of Hsrington
was In attendance and offered valu-
able suggestions.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-22

A arst class pasture, well WAtsred
and fenced. N. W. t. S2-i5-l-E
Whsatlaud township, DickinSon %.
Rsquirs Ct J. G. Dsardorh. owner. or
MsturI. Jollsy and Son, Abilens. Kas
l7.ath9o#
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-22

c. C. ToWbsr vent TO salIns this
mornIng 10 sttsud the hearing in the
Bankruptcy case Of R. q. LOughpfsr,
Navarro. }. A. Hask vas made
trustes.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-22

Father Leary Sinking Into Death.
CHAPMAN, Feb. 21.-Father J. F.
Lsary, national chaplain Of the G. A.
E., who has been Ill for week with
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-22
IA % R,L

Funeral services Of Mrs. J. 2. BOl-
slsr we're held At the home Sunday,
Rev. r v. MslOusy and Rev. Dr..
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&ereinietc SGngcr bon Baltimore.

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Mbfnos on Bodenta8en. sonniaeS. 900
Born, 600 Wbenos.
s8eeen Btueten nnb SattpIdnen naA auea
gurtten fprebe man In bee QafbertretnttciL
~ 81b. gorb'gtarIessstrab unb Union
Gtatton Dor. ,,.
0epsd mtrb auf GrfuGen In oben eeuannten
afteaiis abaeboIt nn6 rtarfirt.
&petfe'aBdaeon.
q. %. Nttertuve, n. q. Rput,
een. .0ef6dnstitrer. 9aiH. .Sraiic.Uaanaoes
GeV. n. Uuhb.
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6taoiirt 1880.
@ilGelnn s.. Neinharbt

sir. 202i, Neit-Saltimore. Strate.
Ncu'Yurf claitiid,e SrndJbanbcr,
ubnc Seoer,
fjnnru 5ag hub Hhdlt! getraaen wcroea.
Mnd art-0nmmi-WGnScr,
peldje mic rotten. iflbft bei'm Yabcn midi.
Gicfelbcn lito BON allen ger3ten befters
emp'oblei.
Or berfcrtigt uuf gciteuiina ltrlb eat nut 2aaer
SdIufte ROD per. hnterietbettnoen
ipeld,c rnn BiifiHrn.1rudlbdnb er,
n. drrdrnirt. bar feine neebrteH aunoen be
fteits 5ufriebcr Beftc1t itnb.
aGe 4,rudbdnoetj yufinagcu unb Snftriii
meffc merocl qnrnriirt. onb fe pn'fen, uno
aiifs Guphrriic lilio 9eftc aIgcfertiof.
'yhr Ianei ino Simmer
ii,ter Infh,5t n6it Wiao. Hcfit9drbt horhanocn.
Wo,- Ielepbpt goilrtlaro 1854.
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Erpmiueu=Zd)ule,
Wr. 1905, @ore.G harles.e trane.

Glemrntar. nnb Observation-Disclosures fhr
Wfaodbeu uno Suabeu.
Die GrorniueusS Dbl beainnt ihr Geueftet
am 9onneritag, ben 81. september 1906, Inn
o llbr friib.. sic bietet Golee.Sorbereiinnes.
nno aGlaemeine S1ter. @ute 9ebrer In allen
Separiemenis. 9oglinqe rah iriiber erporbe'
nen aenntniifen IN 9Iaiisn eineetbetlt.
rcfp. Nation geIebrt.
5cin auseeliattetes @bmnafum 8ur Serfh'
'gulg Der S6iiler.
often bon 10 ubr Woraens bis 1 llbr Gadm.
tioIid BON 10. September bis 5ur Grhffnune
Der S6uIe. 9ataIoae duf IerIoneen.
5rl. gleanur 6. Netnep, 8rin5ipaIin.
(Septl4, 1WSD
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Baltimore Sumpf . Yudct So.
INlte hhb bnocrIdltae WaisYthtc,I

ave Stt. SluultHf Npil uciptpVlHp.
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men, bon ben .Bdi'rtuie"sEiers, 9r. i0-i9.
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.Seaboarb gtr Cline" folioen 9ua nab 9orts'
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't @aHSiseiftt4h lira auo cidtoSait5eemMo Blanc. ''atyu.
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bOs. 2iabt.Sirnbe. q. ". g. Office. Siihoft'@de
baltimore. iinb SalnertsStrnbe. - 9ontinentll
9riit Yuiloina" ulio MIbauab's Hr. 100, Voro'
g5arIeSsStrabe.
Suhn u. eherlpurb, q. Hrpiun,
IicesYrdf. II. Sen. sW,nnaaer. @er. 'Raif. sglgent.
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Snnse 7amen! Nadlt Gn6 bieis
cifrrte III Nube.

gir tiIsen iset zine aIoffe fur inrae Hnmen
In infersr Vlsttte. Observation-Disclosures
sanie. einsr ser ncribeiis on her -HeiheiIi
aiina eieftr aIGle n ter. 6ab 6nnIerinnsn
Petfen. 4ies aI1fis III I'M NnHiior ie68 5i.
fnrfften aetrrten, Gpesieus 9erIefungen sire.
lno bret sgedl pie Hone, LNraerb stfe lnnas
Sams, rf s'ns ,aioionoSs e@nsiesrtn 80 tcsr.
MAIDEN.
Nnr. ~lueitsrs uuslumtt fAreibs obsr ivsnSs
man f4 Oft MI. W. .enbsrA ri. 8O2, Net.
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Eic GlcSan5 Der Sisnr cincr Trau
uno Der Sip ibrer fIeioer binat bon hem bon
ibr aefragc1en ecriet ab. sizes 1T es. mas
Gramcn bohii nl4iebeno uro beionHoert madf.
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Gorfet anf benz Wlarft, ipeI4eS freteS sItbem'
zoos. Torb.Gharles. strahs. 'it (Ssbris.iO
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Gngliid fiir MnslanDcr.

GIafie in 9nsIii6 fir gusIdnSer pirb be.
einrcu aui 8. 9Itober fir Die 3~citoauer bon
feds Wonaien in benz Scim beS nGbriitIi6en
Sereins iuuger Mdnncr," Charles. NIB cara.
tpga.straRe. Geblbren $500 pro 3crulin.
gsabcre e~lusfunit 1T In Dem gireuu Der sc,
leufdaft i'm S%ipeiteu Stodlprri erbdItIld.
(Scpt23, tIt)
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SduI.Tn5ciscn.

@ufte's edlule = 9oHel, Sorbereituugs, uro
aliaemeine Sti6iei; Siuoerictt, peIbe nit
ibrer Stioien i'm Jiiidiinuoe iino. tiuoen bes
icnbere geritdfihttaung; Brinut,llntcrri6t;
MbenbfIdiien. Is. ". sSulie, u. NJ, 1919
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