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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-11

SeriieeeIte 9ueetote ueroen ~ent9e9eu genommen
oon benz 3atb Der ShulGommiidre Der Staot Sn.
oianarulis, in Der Office oes @eindfts=9irefturs, bis
1880 uhr giahmittas ben 2. SuIi 1906, fur Ar5eit
uno RateriGlien uno uuntdnoiser SnftalatioH elmer
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uno anberer Nenoerungen
uno umpanolungen Der Sei5uuss=anIase Der Sbort=
ridge SofihuIe in Der Staot Snoianapolis, i'm Gin
Hang nit ben 9ldneu uuo SpesifitatiOnen fur bic
ielben. ueIde in Der Office Der Snsenieure RcNeans
nno 5ripp a~ufIiesen.
Sober ansebOtftener mus nit einem GnsebOt cine
8aufauweiiuns, 5abIbar an ben Ratb Der SduI=
Rommifdre, sum 8etrase pUn finfbuuoert 9clars
ls5OOl oeponieten, c~ertif5irt BON elmer suten Sani
ooer Fruit Company BON indianapolis, Sno.
Sm Sails elm Nnsebptiteler, oefeu Nnaebpt
acceptirt piro, uitt innerbaIb finf Isl Sagen mad
8eua frihtieuus uoH Der Nuuabme ieines angebpts
einen IhriftlIteu 3pntrrft einaebt nit benz Rath,
iein AngebOt aus5ufibren uuo fi9 oes 8ontraftes
mus, f. bert, 10 iUn feline c~ertif5irte 8antaniueiIuna
unb oereu @rtras ~abioIutes Gisentbum oes 3atbes
iein, ais AuseIeidluns oes Shaoens, Der ourd loIfes
Rinterfhnen oes Nuse5otfeners enttebt uno Der
Nnaebutiteaer ipa fir nitts ueiter ais iiber ben
ertras Der 8anfauueiiuus. fhr feline Riht Gnsfhb=
rnne baftbar ieiu.
ansebute mfIen anf formulare semadt ueroen
Die bon Der &ommiiiOu %seliefert iusroeu.
9as Reht tuiro pOrbebaIten, elm ooer aae &nge-
bote ;uriip5uueiisu.
Smu. e.. Glelanb,
eeiddfts9irettOr.
uAfaunnnI z O Suui ions
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-11

x8efter0ertwt.
Shr "a etuubeu enbenb = rbr Tprssns. IL SUM
@bieagp, IL. Stunt.
5ar Snbiana: e9pn unb anbaItsnD
fibl beute Radt uno Dienftas.
2oeaIs B etterbert@t.
Sd0n uno anbaItenb flbl beute Na4t
uno Sienftag.
Ibermometerfanc.
S6@fe 9e%rtperatnr .......... 80 GRAB
Niebrigfe Temperotur. $4,000. Is 6
B. e. BIttbs
SeetionssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-11
2Srner 9ose No. 1

9ss ssrbeHerten OrSsns Der gptbias.a Sitter
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-11
Snrhsebraunt.

6err 8eorge Bransbaf bon Sbelbp.
bile, Sno.. meloete ssfern Der bieNgen
Pcliaei, oab isin 15id6riger Better,
5rant @a4s. BON 6auie fOrteelaufen
Or sriu9t. iobalb Der aufent.
bnItort oss 8naben ausfnoig sema9i
tporoen if. bsnislben su bsrbaften unb
fOfort Ra9ri9t 3utommen gu Iai=
fen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-11

shr "a etunD.n snssnb = usr mOrssns. la SUM
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-11

Der 8erIuf It, ben bas g an
Tranciseoer poli5eioepartement bur4
bas Grbbeben %erlitt. pirb auf $780,
1875 gef4dbt.
Der er It Genius bon 5orz
mofa. Der feit Der 8eiebuns Der Snfsl
bur4 bic Sapaner senommen tpurbe.
siebt Die BeDDlterunss5abl auf 81
050,000 on.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-11

SnbiamasuIis, 9 Suni 1906.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-11

Die Sibune Der 26rner 2oge finoet
beute ni9t fiatt, ba Die 2o9e Der 86tbs
2oae Sc. Is bon Sau9bbils bic 9aae
30 elmer BeriammIung our gerfigung
aefelt Bat. Die Wttsli,ber Der 06rs
ner 2oas Rnb isoo1 als 8afe gu Der
geriammlung Der 8osibe 2cge berg
li9ft sinsslaoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-11
@rnnbei8enthums llebertrasuneen.

2utbsr Wehring on @sorae DC.
Smith, IT,, She'll bon Got Is, Dan'
oss' Sub, @arfOn Jarm. &c Bel SO
SUB, baeant, nbroliGs Settle Der &ap.
mOno Str, usftli9 bon penniplbania
Str. 5000.
Soiepb %. Sslbage an @lpoe %.
Samtins. Got 66, Wsrritt plaes 4ob,
So BET 100 SUB. berbsRsrt. 6fli&e
Settle Der SeIen Str, n6rbIi9 bon
Widisan Str. $1,000.
George 6. Worlan an Carl 6.
gresolops, Got 70, Chambers Sub,
SrbinstOn, 40 BET IA JuB, u.rbsEsrt,
Defli9e Settle Der 2eslie abe., r,6rb.
lib ben 2otpeq Nbe. $500.
9enrp coleman an Communion q.
Woob, She'll bon Got 5, Burton u. u.
Bart pla,e Abo., So BET 91.6 SUB,
iholi9s Settle bon 80. Str. ipstli9
bon Senate Nbe. $3.50.
goparb %. Barrops an 2ouis
5ibslberser, She'll bonn fiopefliden
0tertsl, Der Section IL, Sownibip Is,
&unss 8, Waibinston SOunibip,
$4,000.
&obert 8. GsBler an albert u. gar-
neg, Got Al. Rspfone Bart Aob., 40
bel l43 CUB, n6roli9s Stits bon 81.
Str. weftli@ bon &aoss Str. $500.
emma g. 8onnegut &c. on bic
Occidental &saItp @Ompanp, Got 6,
Square IS, GIG bel 1875 SUB, Der.
beFert. ehboH. Ode bon W~aibineton-
unb Slinois Str, 5000, 600.
aooiiOn $. Noropte an 5arrp Q.
aQen &C., Got 81, Wilep's IooitiOn,
AZ Bel - 5uB, perbsRert. Norbfeite
bon Wc@Ormid Str, usfli9 bon Mi.
leg NDe., Sl0UU.
Mlsn 9. 6iebtibue on earab 8.
Siebtfbue u. a., She'll bss n~orbpeft-
liten 8iertels BON Sec. 90. Somns
fbip Is, Ranse 2, 80 Nder, Wapne
8ownibip. $4,000.
8iaops 6. @brsott an Naen @bsat.
Isp. 8bsil bon Got 1, Mc2augblin's
WOoolanb Ioo., Southport. 81, 1850.
@eorge 6. @ofIel an @iliam $.
Smith, Got Is, Smitfon's Subj. flo.
LID bon WaibinstOn Str. n6rbli9 bon
lRt. SadiOn. $500.
Soa STANLEY an gsoree Solitap,
Got IL In OsaoObs L. Central aosnus
addition. 40 bel 1874 SUB. uacant.
Wsfisite Der Central Npsnue, nbrbli9
bon 81. Str. 1886.
2son elliott an Wargarst 2ub, Got
4 in gaiotts SO. Strabs SuboibiHun,
35 Bel 129 SUB. berbsHert. Noroieite
Der 38. Strabe, psftli9 bon Nice Str.
$4,000.
Digit Sabm an Orbi1s 6. 8aiip.
Got Is. Blod 2. NidOls' ROrb Part
addition, 40 BET 100 SUB, petb. Wsfs
feite Der alabama Str, n6rbli9 ton
l29. Ctr. $4,000.
Samss %. Rinnid an Oral 8. Mil.
Ter. Got 5. pope's Subj. She'll Woob.
lawn Nob.. 80 bel ITO Gub, baeant.
Ofieite Spruce Ctr. fhblia bon2srin9.
ion Nbenue. $3.50.
Senrp Worrts an 6attie W. Binf.
lsp, 2ots 81 unb 38. Wi0igan's parf
plaee Abb 80 bel - CUB, berbsfert,
Wsffsite Stats Npe., n6rbli9 bon IL.
StraBe. SO. 500.
Saeob geder r.. an Sobn $. 0is.
baus II. u. 9ots Is unb Is, Bsder's
Wef @aibington Strabe Abb. us
bel 126 SUB, baednt, norb6fIi&e gde
Bsder uno Sadion StraBe. 1915.
Wia o. 9atta on 8rema W. Sonss,
Got %, Beds Subb. She'll NOro Snis
no!s Str. Noo., = bel 135 GuB. b.
can't, fho6fli9e gfe 25. Str. unb Ga.
pitol Mbenre. 81, 1000.
Wtaiam 3umpfe on Sobn6. Blum.
Got 9 unb &beil bon 10 In 8ates'
Subj. In Outlot SO, = BET 1872 CUB,
nerbehert, fho6fli&e @de Warplanb
uno Noble Str. 81. 700.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-27
EARTHQUAKE COMPOSITIONS

The following
ildren:
o
coudn' 5 ST
Up
1.-The people
cid (kiled)
the fire and said be larger than
'The o a and eatv vegetables
san Francisco nothing When
hospital story
1.-the fire burned Haes little
credit good
"A big broke drowned all the people n
the city with lather (lava).''
'They dinamted
night
Big balls of
ront
1.-The fire burned so hard o
''The Chronicle building the inside
outside waiting their ehimneys be
They working
in the and
world al
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-27
CHURCH SERVICES TODAY.


a. M ghton
cHURcH-Kincaid, m A. service
CHRISTIAN CIURcf-Edwards IL and 1880 p. m.
KAWAIAIAO a. M and o
sAINTs-Wane morning
evening
ROMAN CATHOLIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 7, g. 1o3O
AUGUSTINE'S at 9
collection, Sunday school, p
Or. -Kaihiuka Clement
rosary.
Build l.
Y. A.Nen's meeting,
SALVATION ARNIY-10:3O m and 6 ands m
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-27

The rubber industry Maui
well for the future of that industry There three plantations on that island
will thoroughly fertilization the
L.. of
than he had imagined be-
and
a
peculiarly anything
While
a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-27

The department store salesman had taken
your is likely o be n -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-27

No man who needs my treat.
merit will doubt my ability to cure
him in the face of this offer. and
if you, reader, belong in the class
of half-men, l want you to come
to me at oESe and let me show
you that can do for you what
l have done fer thousands of other
men as lad or worse off.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-27

have none without health and strength.
FREE BOOK Write me today for my
beautiful illustrated book, with cuts
showing how my Belt is applied, full
of good reading matter for men who
want to be THE NobIest Work of
CODA MAN. Inc1ose this ad and
1 will send this book, sealed, free.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-25
ACNE

sdag sa1E l.tr 10 Ys.NN 800
Mr.. and Mrs. Lilyiestrand sPen'
Tuesday ~ ?, q IA. shiir hs Il
MIRA. ssivers was calling on lr'epas
Thursday afternoon. saig lit \
Mr.. Woods and family Visited ~
w. A. Bees Friday night
Isaac DeMersemsn l. boarding at
Mr.. AOlrO5d's at present
Mr.. aud Mrs. Buchenau o. bonAC'
cord visited their son Henry sunday
'Mosa.mes 8. q. and Chas. Waddl'
we're here Sunday.
W. a. Rees will move to Sauna o
Thursday where'he expects % maA'
his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Bowman Q
New Mexico, are visiting with ne
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Engls'
Born, Tuesday to Mr.. ana MRS
Dave Campbell. twin girl''
.Iacob Musssr made > Tying BUS
Iueus trip to Donegal Tuesday
Mrs. v. d. Eugle spent Wednesds
wife her aunt, Mrs. Guest.
Frank ThomPson's sister, MT NJ
Grover, Of Republic, is here WISHING
when Milo Emig returned 70 ,
home in Colorado after attending y
funeral Of bis father, bis vie was
} possession 81 4 bouncing baby girl.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-25
BELLE SPRINGS.

sr.ndUs yolkman o. Hlllsboro is
visiting iriends-in this Vicinity
The sale At Jerry Engls's was wei
attended.
Farmers who had started 70 plos
Tor oats had TO grease the plcw ano
out il back in the shed for awhile.
Nj. and Mrs. D. N, Sheets enter Or
tanned VIM. Riokerman and family
Sunday.
Mary Meuli who has been WISHING
friends in ST. Joe, Mo-, has resurns'
hons.
WIN, Schwsndensr and Mary Or
were Abilene visitors Saturday
Mrs. George Gaipsy d Guthrie
OKLA, who has been visiting hs
mother, Mrs. SCheuiele, the pas
months returned home,
The Donegal Mutual Telephone 2
lheld its annual meeting and elscte
| he following ofissrE President =
Messing; vice president, H. J: A.
man; secretary, {. &. Hoffman, tres
urer, A. L. Buck.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-25

x down Judge ID Southern kansH.
has broken into notice IL ; yirsuOas
s,.,emsDt that 10 would accept 70
psssss thIs year though the dIsPasch
4 careful 70 say that be does mot
suthoriss tho pgbllpasleps fsrRsP.
/. Z ike Judge Mahan's vigorous
campaign on ne ansI-pass FlallO Il u
/. lasted untiI after election and ther
| hs gathered in the PsstsD0srds On' ~,
he IA I collection that covered mos
Of the United States.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-25
WILLOwDALE.


Mrs. WI. Fem has been quit. ell u
during the past week. She is I'm
proving.
Fred BlundsrHsld is still smoking
corn.
Born 70 to Mr.. and Mr'. Scott .
girl.
A box supper and. short litsrafy
program was held At Delhi school
house Thursday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Middleton Ane
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hull. Of near AOl
Ileus, we're he guests Of Mr;. and MRS
Fred Haughawout Monday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-25
MOONLIGHT.

" 81
Miss Bessie Boycs took dinner WIN
Miss Msry Page Sunday
Jacob Bert . Qp the 'ick llst'
Rey. m. Sheets and wife returned
Tuesday from Clay county, as !.
csss Cookson. Jr., Of Wakefield vh1
buying horses 70 tAis yiclnl'y 'es'
Week.
Marie Hoover spent Thursda eve
ming in Abilene with 4hes sister ser1na
Messrs Davis and sosOOga % Su'
phen attended church Of Bethel san
Eday evening.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-25
PLEASANT HILL.

Aup. oslsns. the invalid daughter
otMrs. P. 3. cslsne L seriously u
and tbers is little hope Of hes ~
oovsrJ.
We are GLAD to hear Ax'l san9vis''
he r. F. D. carrier for kntsfPr'''
No. /. is imPoving.
A number Of farmers from sAl'
violnlty si,spdsd ths iPlePhons n'''
Ing 70 Abilene
Farmers ere sssa PloNing ieet
5.r5ens sn3 potaloe patches ~
1,sf. n looks NE sillng e here.
r..m R1rk iron BsioIi :, -
.|.|.r l.It,as "a r,',it,i.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-25

kansas City STAR The fact that
BIlly Morgan and Harold Chase and
Jim TrOotmAh rather iialieised them
,sIEss I, me wichita rate eOaysniiou
causes the AsIlsns RETLEcroH 70 aAy
p,p.t wsds :, rallfosd rsiOrusrs Who
travel on passes. 1sa't The RHEtnc'
4on lost : BIT csp.iop' in thui giy'nl
trsninsnos % What e . mere ipct
sentl Doesn't 1, know that hsasl
l,hlppsri IKE Morgan and chase ~
|Tro1tnnu usually travel on re
l,anipsraslon aad.tAts saeA en- e
consequential ihing = = railroad P,
,.s.f lsnu,ro,l q kat1r1 nan rlo
.s,,,1 V csas,i
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-25

Mr.. Bryan recently mads q speecn
IN MAlslos, P. L, in which he counsel.
ID obedience to the government ana
gave ! sketch Of he political Prln-
clplss Of the RspuOIicen and Demo
cratic par.ies.n Mr.. Bryan evidently
accepts the inevitable, but hopes TO
male the best Of Il BY spreading
democratic propsganss- Perhaps
the Philippines viii reward bis shoI''
81 some zine going Democratic
ITha. would be some rscompense Z
lMr. Bryan Tor holding the islands a
American territory.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-25

The sl2. 900 report Of expert 49,
cbuutants, regarding the state finances
bacomss' more ridiculous the more u
Y considered. Nowhere does y 49,
Cuse any individual Of wrong-aOlag
nor IL there any evidence that me
state has Autually lost cent more
than that, it is mAnitestly unfair In
some instances, For instance sns
treasurer oi Ellsworth county sent 70
tie state treasurer $3.50 70 redeem
coupons. The stats treasurer SEM
back slS5 Of the money because there
we're no. coupons there for tna'
amount The smart accountant
charged Kelly *ithiths $3.50, but az
NOT credit him With the $3.50 he r.
turned. he was therefore "short
Ass that deal. according TO the sT
perts. And yet the records Of p
state ONCE and the rscords Of Ell.
worth connty both showed that y
money had been returned, Nc. ksll
has asked no iavors and hss bee
ready IL any time to meet his a
cussrS II the governor and bis q
peris have any evidence to show Z
their $4,000 Why don't they brir
uuitP The fact is they have no sV
dsncs and are lplly aware Of IT.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-25

The Hope Dispatch has been medi'
tatinr over the meeting Of A65 pass-
holders and 50 isre-payers at Wichita
and reparks just ny % imagine
what an agonizing howl would be
raised BY lawyers Of KanHsAIi move
ment should be made t0'estAblish BY
law maximum and minimum fees ior
their profession. Imagine the wal
Of iniursd innocence that would come
% from the wholesale men Il q prop
dsition was made 70 rigidly Eestric'
4 their profits to three per cent By lega
Punishment; and think Of The iAsfabl'
.lRali and impudencs Of 8 lot Of news
bhper publishers, with transPortaiiol
over several llnss.oi railroad IN shel
pockets. elsmoEing Tor The abOlislo
OF tree paasss. ,'0h, consisisnsl
thou All isvs, bat vhlihsf art sh0
foundfH
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-25

The Hon. Link steGenA has moved
81 washington and taken bis dysPep-
,la with him. He ssyshe has inyss'
tIeated most Of the state governments
a i many Of the important cities and
ali are corrupt and wicked, % cO.IuP \
nv. /. uurs, swsst soul like Links y
positively shocked and he really hard
+ kpows what to do. he will nov
consider Washington and y % ma
10. bad, look ous iorths Judgpsn
Day and . general explosion 81 stsiisns
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-25

The Topeka Capital in q somewhat
oxcIted utterance accuses The REELEo-
TOR o. treating the Kansas Ciy'c
I,asoue IN q "contumelious" manner
Haven forbid that we should lack
reverence for the organization formed
~ 46b passholders and 62iarePayers o.
.w,ohita. We do reglet that the
leagues resolutions failed TO endorse :,
President Roossvelts views on ran,
road rate regulation, direct slap a.
M. Roosevelt which II is scarcely Oe'
coming a Republican paper . 90
dorse. A "cbntumelious" attl1uu'
toward the leagues attempt 70 nav
the papers Of Kansas support only N
candidates whom the league oiiiceE
approve ia what may 30 sxPec'e
from every newspaper in Kans =
whose editor is not . political raoOl'
ANY editors d the Fifth district w0
will pledge themselves to jump wns
ex.Popullst State Senator Harry ~
MILAN o. Ottawa county pushes ~
button may do so butPeople will gel
erally understand why they luml
As to the Fourth district We jude
that the Capital has signed the p'eag
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-25

The report from the CITY o. Ms .0
,h.s M Mexicaus seeing Bsllesprings
butter, AbilenA water and fI Esl
D think Abilene, Kan
sas, more important than AAnsa' ny
Il Chicago Is no. ss-alI surprising
Abilene knew long Ago that lNs ism.
vss q the Overwhelming impressive
variety that brings ~ people 70 won
der and adWire
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-25

salina Union: The railroads nssu
regulating, no dispute about that
poiut; even the railway officials hsn-
selves have sigpiIied their willingness
to reform il some one viii come an -.
belp them lot go. But neither she
rsil r nor the people have eyer q
baeu materially beneHt.ed BY th'
atmospheric disturbances o. CAnui
dates for Office.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-25

Il was also intended to benefit one Of Two
men Who want to be railroad commissioner
and one On two vho wantto DO UNITED s's'es
senator-l Abilene Reflector.
There Is 10 use in being 20 oau1iop'
an this matter. tits not to the el'f
crsdi. Of a man 10 desire to go 70 The
United States senate, and it may b
saisly said that Of the 5i7 delegates
% the Wichita convention - lsas. 81
are candidates for the senate, tn
Abilene RrFIEoroR e ridioulOnsll
conservative in I've estlmate.-lEm
porls Gazette.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-25

Brother stsifens reports from WASH, .
iugton Of the end Of Elk cOiumns =
me tvpe that Roosevelt . the Presi-
dent. He could have found Snl :. ~ =
without 50 long ! Journey. i ;.
stays a little longer he will ma ma ~
Roosevelt Is not only president bat
is congress, supreme COURT fan. an
commission, anti-racs suicide clut
and football reform association .
veil i father OF the only America
princess now on earth.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-25

topeka i. preparing y show W.
isors ! good time On Kansas Da =.
several s5ssa electric ligAss ere to DC
turued on ior ths-Cycssig1; ...
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-25

The Kansas Grain Dealers assocla-
ton has unanimously reelected :, =
smiley sua secretary. Smiley spent two
months in jail last summer because
upder orders Of the association ne
violated the Kansas snti-truss law,
The association seems to approve d
bia acts. A fine example Of reform
Id ia setting!
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-25

rs beat gInveilmeps lqvn can
msts i good sohools Abilene ~
good sohools non b1t not nearly .
aood ones a 1 nsa kigh snheol bun1'
ihr ssd sd,q6,is ward bunding. Flll
s4'he. Ilh iorlanat, tlrl q has ~
opporirrllY y .,'urs lAs'p rpE,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-25

Ths ticket Office records At wichita
.bov that ii bi7 delegates 2 the e
sn.i-rsilroaa convention only 81 Pala
isre. Had the railroads taken me me
mee,iue seriously and cancelled the
465 passes what panic sners "O
have been. NJ
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-25

with, quick action The shlsA scnoo
oueh, % be removed from TIE hose
cart baildIng BY next fall XII
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-25
~. aCiyiC Lsagas'Sg Nerve.

The s'Viyly Assat NY Z, X
rbs RnrrHUroR he received l0n
]. George ii Hutchl9s0u, president
!, ne Kansas civic League organised
1 wicbiss,s recent rate meeting ana
standing candidate ior /. once. : l'''s1
4 which alter saying thasthe REELEc.
TOR ID, s.Aors than local influence
u demsnds an answer % certain
questions. One Is whether o ny
shis paper WIN sgrsss 70 'upP0r' sna
,dvocsts in tho resolutions sd0Pssd
', wichita. These rssolntionS' PuVt-
|l,,b.d ID full in the REyLFcEoH 'sps
10. are so evidently in'inosr'' 'n'''
srsndiloquent thundering' i0r reform
| coming largely from hungry niIN Pih'e
| seeker. and their demands fqr ing
abolition Of passes being the volos = =
h gathering d 81 70 which all Ou'S y
travelled on passes, that they ore q.
ready dIsOrsdlssd a'A 10y q 'ypl''i
Kansas bnncOnb. s sal
Then follows this Astonishing y
quest: II gsisa
N, publish the Leagues estimate
III The candidates before party CON
\ yeDsiops and before the people a'el
the conceptions, and to give no can
! did..e for Office active support VINO
is opposed BY the League"
None Of the three proprietors O
the REFLECTOR has lived 10 kansa'
less than 26 years and all have peer
pretty we'll informed on public affair
during that time but nothing in Kan
sss politics has ever approached sAl'
Quest Of the president Of the 'ciVi
! league" who 10 also candidate y
: railroad commissioner. stl.
What a delightful and PleaSin
!, thing 1t would be to receive orOsr
4 from Populist Harry Mcmillan
i Minneapolis or Mr.. COwden Of Saint
Q Tie members for this district, %
% whom the REFLECTOR shall suPPol
for oficel What superb nerve 70 q
=. mand that kind Of obediencel II
a. Farmers Alliance whose machinel
10 worked when President Frank N
V GrAth pnshed the button was not
ne bad as this. No need Of consultll
"a the voters II this plan can be made
N work Just see Mr.. MCMILLAN o
1t. Mr. George and they will issue Ord'
b and get what you want. How SLIM
en- and how dictatorial. II Kane
\, !. people will submit to that line
Z. idiocy they are far more gulliple u
lp. we give them credit for being, III
ge have never Indicated that they W
g willing 10 forfeit every particle.
Ao- freedom and every bit d msnliness
OeS the bshest Of few chronic Of
!" seekers.
Y, The RnTLEoroR will support
~ Republican ticket from top to bOts
ore as ii has always done. II belle
in' that the principles Of the kepnpll
the party are the best that any party 4
y advocated and that they mean y
~ ior.kausas prosperity and haPPlE
ere than those Of any political orc
rat stion nm earth. Il Il % we'll quail
ant TO Judge Of candidates and Of PET
diO Is is Mr.. George Or anybody els'
~ Kansas. Square. fair, honest poll
AZ. needs no iron.ClAd pledges Of the
lhs the "lsagus" demands and Il viii
Ellis a mighty weak and namby-Pa
| ne paper or citizen who will give the
guy either that or they viii be given
g. the idea that the people can be 4
ex. into putting the oesdisnt one
Tor oHIce.
ring The Hope Dispatch has been !
eV'- tating over the meeting Of 400
Il
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-25

"
ity in the Case Liner
ment coupled with
prices, viii make this
Of the busiest Ia the ats
500 blsachsd Table Lln|
sSs bisachsd Table Linz
7Sc blssched Table Linen
800 . /"
All zoo BED DAmaak Lines
s5o Red Damaak Linen
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-25
Mems Furnishings Clearance

Thfg..r,noe Sale hisl tie Meu'a deParimsns "''H =
so.s these Interesting prices