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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-04

Case OF Abilene. ". H. Maekey and
George Findiay.
A State Journal reporter called at
Mr.. Burton's room at about noon The
the best in the hotel. Mr.. Burton was
asked whether or not he had any
statement to make.
Il have nothing to say" was Mr.. Bur
tons reply. I intend no discourtesy
by this refusal I decided at the time
I was first indicted that I would say
nothing for publication about this case
until it was finally decided, and 1 shall
adhere to this determination"
Mrs. Burton is in the city today with
her husband. They were the guests OF
George Findlay Sunday night.
Sunday afternoon and Sunday even
ing the friends of Burton were confer
ring with him at the hotel. This con-
ference continued until midnight sun
day. Among those who were present
at that conference were Senator Burton,
". H. Mackey, United States marshal,
J. B. Case of Abilene, Frank Z. Grimes
and W P. Hackney
Somebody has started a boom" for
General J. c. Caldwell of Kansas, now
consul general at Costa Rica- The
object of urging Ca1dwelIs appoint
ment upon Governor HOeh was to give
him an opportunity to appoint some
one entirely outside of state political
or factional lines. Caldwell has not
been in the state for about ten years.
One of the first of the state polite
ians to interview Governor Hoch after
he had received the senatorial resigna-
tion was David W. Mulvane, who re-
turned Sunday from Washington. Mr..
Mulvane arrived at the state house a
few minutes ahead of the resignation,
but he seemed to be confident that it
was about to be forthcoming.
There is nothing else for Burton to
do, he said.
1T has been suggested that you
might be given the appointment OF
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-04
LELAND IS FOR CONEY.
Has Made a Good Record and should
Be Elected, He Says.

Cyrus Leland has endorsed P. H.
Coney for a second term as department
commander Of the Kansas G. A. r. Mr..
Leland will go to Salina Tuesday to
attend the state encampment where the
election will be held.
Capt. Coney has made great record
as department commander" said Mr..
Leland today. and he should be retain
ed in the office. He is too valuable a
man for the Department to lose
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-04
Ncu YorIz Monsr AfarEer

New YORK, June 4.-MON NEY-MOney on
call easy, 31<Q3% per cent, ruling rate 81
closing bid 3l4. offered 31z per cent. Time
loans easy Sixty days, .645z per cent; 80
DAYS 4l4@+7z per cent; months. 41zd4s4
per cent.
CLOSE; Prime mercantile paper 5d51h
per cent; sterling exchange strong at
81 S51z1d4. .s555 for demand and at 81 5000
4S245 for 60 day bills: posted rates. 81 So
and 1861; commercial bills. 81 S2H
S1L.N ER-Bar silver, size; Mexican dol
lars. 51S4c.
BONDS -aovernment bonds steady.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-04
ROUSE
New York Man Chosen Chairman OF
Katy Board.

a. - : 49,. q
Missouri. Kansas & Texas railroad
Adrian H. Joline. of New York. was
unanimously elected chairman of the
board to succeed the late Henry c.
Rouse
R. ". MCGUIRE, of st. Louis, and Otto
Miller Of Cleveland were elected direc-
tors II III vacancies.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-04
Found Murdered in Her Room

Little Rock, Ark. June Mrs Char
lotte Lethem, proprietress Of a hotel
and lodging house, was found murdered
in her room today. The body lay on the
floor with several deep knife wounds IN
the breast A bloody coat and a mans
hat which had been slashed with 6
knife OF. razor were found in the room.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-04
H. D. BALDWIN IS KILLED.
Bridge Foreman for Union Pacific Hit
by Rock Island Engine.

Council Bluffs. Ia, June Al. D
Baldwin, of Council BIuffs, general
foreman Of bridge and structural steel
work of the Union Pacific system. was
killed today while experimenting the
laying of new rails on the Union Pacific
bridge over the Missouri river. He was
struck by a Rock Island engine.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-04

Tourcoing. France, June 4-Prssident
Falliers. who was accompanied by In
terror Minister Clemenceau and War
Minister Etienne today inaugurzted the
Industrial exposition here. Stringent
police precautions against anarchists
were taken.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-04

that no state funeral should be held He
said that he did not wish his body to
be brought to the capitol as he wanted
as they knew him IN life as an active
senator. There he was always cheer
full and invariably smiling and it is
regarded as characteristic of his dispo-
sition that he should desire so to be
rernennherad
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-04
weather Indications

Chicago. June Forecast for Kan
sas: Fair except probably local thun-
der storms tonight or Tuesday; warmer
tonight
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-04

At 11:4O this morning. the uncondi-
tional resignation of Joseph Ralph Bur
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-13
RED MEN WILL OBSERVE
TAN|HA DAY IN HAMPTON
Great Time Planned by Members OF
the Organization on the
Peninsula.

Tamina Dav will - observed with
unique exercises by the members OF
the Red Men on the Peninsula tomor
row evening. The celebration will be
under the auspices Of Wyoming Tribe
and 1t is expected that braves from
The bunting grounds in Newport
News, Phoebus and Fox Hill will come
To help in the war dance" of tho
Hampton tribe.
The exercises will open at 3: Il
o'clock when the parade will form at
lie courthouse. All Of the braves are
expected 10 wear the costumes of the
original tribe Of Old kccoushlan and
the "hunt" will be lively one.
After parading the main thorough
fares of The town the indians will re-
pair TO the improvised wigwam in Ar.
mory hall, where after a war dance
corn and venison" will be served.
Mayor Thornton +. Jones will be
the bis chief of thc occasion and nc
will have as his aides Chiefs Charles
c. Curtis and Edwin Curtis.
During the exercises in the, hall
"war-whoops" will be given by Past
Sachcms Of Virginia a. NJ. Tennis and
David Johnson Mayor Jones and
Braves Isaac Wheeler and Capt. Frank
II. Couch.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-13
All Doubts DIspeI|ed as 10 How
Mr.. william D. LaIRg Met
Death In New York.
DRUGGED AND ROBBED IN GOTHAM
MIR. G. o. Williams, of New York,
Sends the Particulars Of the Unfor-
tuna,e Former Hamp,onisn's Death
to Mr.. Joseph Gold-vic,im Died in
Hospital.

All doubts as 10 the manner in
which Mr.. William u. I.aisnc formerly
florist at The National Soldiers
home. mot his death in New York city
on last Monday night. were dispcllcd
yesterday by the receipt Of letter
giving tire details II What is said IL
be a brutal murder.
The letter was received by Mir 10
seph Gold and is from MIR c. y. vii
liams. who formerly was he manager
of the Little lIygcia hotel. in the Sol
a,er. homn. Mr., wg,la'ns' letter
friends of Mr. I.;.iifSo eiARi is posi-
lively shown hat Tie uiRMlnatc man
was murdered and r6tbcd. Mrs.
Lainge found her husband dead in tile
morgrc. to where he had hccn re.
moved from a hospital when lie died
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-13
HAMPTON SECTION, Pages 5 TO II.
Mr.. Williams .ctrcr follows:
Friday, May IL, 1906.

Friend 10.
In my telegram announcing the
death Of VIM ~ Laingp. said |
would write particulars yesterday. but
was unable to do SO OH account of at
tending details and his funeral Well.
10. il was IL sad affair, as he came
10 this city last Trarsday (3d) intend
Ing To buy some things needed and to
hire some men to work ON the place.
intending to return home the same
evening. He did not return. and il
ran along until Monday morning.
when Mrs i.ainge came To town to
try and find him. his employers also
had informed the police. and search
ing everywhere commenced.
TUESDAY morning IL was found that
a man answering his description had
been found in Il hallway in Stanton
street, i'll dazcd aud dying condi-
ton. ana had been sent Ia Grosvcnicr
hospital. We went there on Tuesday
night and found he had died and had
bccn sent to the murSuc on Monday
night. and there We found his body.
The coroner decided. he had been
given Knockout drops or some gas,
poison and then robbed. He had.
when he left home about 500 in cash,
diamond pin and gold watch and
Chain and Il new suit of clothes. and
when found had nothing loft, even
they had taken his coat We'll. she
was here amongst strangers aud
have done all in my power 10Th in
time and money and gave him Il nice
burial Please inform all friends AMI
also - r. o. Il. in regard 10 his SAD
tate. Love To all
Yours
''G. G.. WILLIAMS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-13
REV, ]. N. NEIFERT HAS
ARRIVED At SOLDIERS HOME
Young Minister of Newark. N. j.. Will
Succeed Rev. j. n. Bradley
as Chaplain.

Rcv J. NJ Nciicrt. of Newark. n. j..
who will succeed Rev. j. H. Bradley.
d. d., as the chaplain in the National
soldiers home, reached that instit,..
ton Yesterday morning. Mr. Neifert
vas accompanied by his wife and two
children. lie will take mp his duties
as chaplain Tuesday morning
Mr.. Ncifcrt is Il young man nf high
Standing in the ministry. lie is of the
Episcopal faith and comes TO the
home with the highest recommends.
tion, Being an active young man. il
is expected that Mr.. Ncircrt will ac-
:rmpish a good work among The three
'holsand inmates Of this home.
Roy j. H. Bradley. d. D.. will re.
lineuisll The duties Of chaplain tomor.
row afternoon. DR. Bradley has been
u The home for more than eighteen
years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-13
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This ginger ale received the highest
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worlds competitors.
Agents Reechs Quelen Natural Min.
eral waters.
Phone. TT, Phoebus.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-13
euckroe Beach Cottage.

II. o. 9. L "A KEY Hampton. Va.
5.13-2t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-13
PHoEsUs POLICE MADE RAID.
BY Their Work Sheriff Curtis Has
Nine More Boarders.

Mayor l.. T. Fnrncss had big busi
ness in the PhoebuS Police court yes
er,iay morning as the result of a
raid made by The police force during
.arly III the morning. About eight ol
fcn Of those taken into custody were
iblc to pas the fines but nine per
sons are now registered al Hotel lie
;urts in default of the payment of a
finc Of so and osts.
Those in Jail are: r. X. Lee. Belle
Lee Annie Harris. Clara Scott.
Thomas Robinson. Sarah Lokctt. Asa
Murphy. Alma Jordan. Fannie Jack.
son. All Of thrm are coloreh.
Vt is expected that a few mari iages
will take place in the Jail tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-13
ROYAL ARCANUM MEETS .
. At 0LOPO|NT COMFORT
Life Of The Order IS Believed 10
Hinge on The Outcome Of
The Convention.
RATE QUESTION TO Be DECIDED
Many Delegates Are Expected to be
Present and That There viii be a
Warm Fight There is No ooub.
Among Those Who Are Interested
in the Fraterna Society.

The Twcniy-nnth annual conven-
ion of the Supreme Council. Royal
Arcanum will convene i'll the Hotel
Cliambcrlin this week and viii remain
in session for about ten days.
Many of the delegates To- the con
vcntion will arrive today, although The
first business session Will not open
until Thursday
Tuesday morning the laws: commit
tee VIII meet 10 arrange such laws as
/ uy he necessary tU he d,scT>si d AT
this session
According 10 those wei kl,wn in
Royal Arcan,Im circles this wl be the
most Important meeting Of the Sll-
prcme council in its twcnty-nine years.
II will bc determined whether the
new rate adopted at the meeting in
Atlantic City last year shall continue
II is known that the fight over the
rate question is going To be warm and
the lille of he ouler is said 10 hinge
on the Old Point meeting.
Officers Of the Order.
Tho officers of the Supreme council
are as follows
Supreme rcgcnt-lIoward c. Wig
gins, Rome. y. Y.
Supreme Observation-Disclosures Van
Sands, Chicago. III.
Supreme orator-Clovis Fl. Bowen.
Pawtuckct. II. |.
Sitting past supreme rcgent--A. S
| Robinson. ST. Louis, Mo.
Supreme secretary-W. o. Robson.
Boston. Mass.
| Supreme trcasurer--E. a. Skinner
Wcsificld. n. Y.
| Supreme auditOr-Alfred T. Turner.
| Boston, Mass,
Supreme chaplain-Rev L II, Leis
anring. Chambcrsburg Penn.
Supreme guide II. S. Eurkharl
Chicago. III.
Supreme warden-s. S. Babcock,
DeToit, Mich.
Supreme sentry-H. i. MHhewson
Milford. Conn.
Supreme trustees Nj. Johnson
Chicago. III; II. X. l.a$hy phila'lrl
phia; w. +. Mcconnell New York
| Standing Committees.
Finance Charles J. Taylor. Bali
more; Walter f. Irv,nn, Norfolk
James G.. Lester. Covingtor. Ga.
Laws-John Haskell Butler. Rrs
ton. Mass: Arthur e. Salmon. Nuw
York: VIII. Shoemaker. Philadelphia
Appeals Uriah w. Tompkins. New
York: H. I. Bovine, llnbnlicn, ~ j.;
Lewis J. Mciscr, ST Louis.
| Council work.. Il '!'rcsi;l,Icr Non
reaI, =. G.; Claude Il Zappnna. Wash
inston. u, C.. James NJ. Washhlrne
Jersey City. n. j.
state of the ordcr-A. S. Robinson
| ST. Louis; Robert Van Sands, Chica
go; c. II Bowen. Pawtuckct. r. l.
| supplies Robert Van Sands. Chicd
50: G. H. Bowen. Pawtucket. Il. L.: w
| o. Robson, Boston
Executive committcc--II. c.. Wig
| gins, Rome, y. Y; A. S. Robinson. st
Louis, Mo-; Robert Van Sands. Chica
so: Clovis II. Bowen Pawt,ickct. II. L.;
w. O: robson. Boston: u. a. Skinner
Weslficld. a. y; Alfred Il. Turner
boston. Mass; j. a. Langfitt. PITTS
burg. Pa. John Haskell Butler, Bos
ton, Mass: J. NJ. Johnson, Chicago
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-13

3oc PERSIAN LAWN. 1sc
.l7-inch lm;nr.cl White Per
sian Lawn. ',.li the new silk
effect and lanuIers perfectly.
No amount of washing vii
cause il I" lose its braat:f.!l
luSicr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-13
Y. M. c. A. Mems MEETING.

a meeting of 45 minutes duration
'or men composed of singing. good
music and short talk by the new
secretary, II. Walter Lynch. will be
held at the " NJ. G. a. at 8 o'clock
MS afternoon. All young men D years
md over are invited to attend. H
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-13

Try flull's Little Liver Pills for
Bllliousncss. Constipation and Torpid
Liver. 80 doses, Zoe. a splendid
liter dinner Fill. HuLL'S CUT RATE
DRUG STORE, IS W. Queen street
Hampton, Va. Phone. 2SS. Look for
silver front. 6.6-tf 81,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-25
FOR sALE-HousEs.

/, TUX BALE
On, One Of q. pr.ts,ese little groom and hath
particular Price unas1siIs 1 Nv. % '-'t M every
FOR SALE
Wsli.bu!it 2story apartment house. rented to
repair: WIN sell cheap to quick buyer: owner has
purchased larger property.
roR SALE
III. In good section ne: nearly new Groom and
tubs: awnings. screens and window shades IN
ciuded. also and gas ranges. Price. >s.7s0.
One Of the most desirable corners in the NV.
lent to the 18th and st. cars: i rooms and
bath; every room facing street; bright and cheer
FOR SALE
Neat home Mass ave. union station:
faces two streets; convenient to line: 2-story.
bay window brick; rooms "a. and bath: well rented
FOR SALE
Nothing like 1t on the market.
weii-built brick; 8 rooms; good section NV.
near Pa. ave- car line. Rent. $3.50. Prise.
FOR SALE
Little beauty; 2-story brick: 8 rooms and hath:
near beautiful park; car line at corner. PRICE.
FOR SALE
home without parallel for the price; 2-story.
bay window red press brick and brown stone:
parlor. reception hall. dining room. pantry and
kitchen LIST door: 3 bright bed rooms: spacious
this home: handsome mantels: elaborate plate
glass mirrors LIST floor; magnificent dome
chandeliers In dining room: entire house richly
decorated and finished throughout; situated IN de-
hghttul location between 2 car lines Price.
5000. Let rs show you this.
FOR SALE
In the prettfest section of Columbia Heights. on
Park road, q splendid 3-story. bay window pr.Ss-
ideal home that must be seen to be Apr sci-
ated: rooms each of the LIST and I'd doors:
modern bath: rooms Sd floor. Price reason-
able; terms to suit.
FOR SALE
In delightful section Of Columbia Heights: inst
Oh 14th ST. car line; modern home Of rooms and
bath; hot-water heat; pOrches front and reac;
good yards the arrangement. construction nnish
and decorations In this house unusual. Prise
and terms to suit.
FOR SALE
Fine 8-room and bath brick ip central NV,
newly painted and papered: porcelain tub. irice.
FOR SALE
Corner store and dwelling containing 6 rooms
and ba tn; hot heat: premises in good cOndi-
ton; fine place for drug store. Price. $3.50.
FOR SALE
Fine home on East Capitol st. near Lincoln
Park. containing rooms and porcelain bath: fur
mace heat: excellent condition: p:ce reasonable;
stationary wash tubs.
N. L. SALISBURY.
1921 18th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-25

One Of the prettiest little Groom and hath
homea IN the ne; thoruughly up to date In every
particular. Price unusualiy low.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-25
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.


FOR SALE ; 4 HANDSOME THREkSTORY
home on LIST ct. NV. niue rooms and bath: ex-
cellent location: n, 80. Address OWNER tno
deaiers). 2306 LIST ct. NV. au253ts
FOR SALE-ON SMALL CASH PAYNENTS-3-
story, 10-room brick on Columbia Helghts: con-
crete cellar tiled baths; hack stair; back
porches; laundry. Address OWNER, Boz 189;
Star once. au24-tf
FOR SALE.-A GREAT BARGAIN-OUT-OF-TC
parties authorize to dispose Of their handsome
our-story home or fsle. now Fairmont street
Five rooms first floor. including kitchen; at
aacrifce price Of 50, z50; worth SIC. 800.
auz4-10t EARLY 4 HAMPTON. 615 14th st. NV.
FOR sALE-INvESTMENTS.
81, 2c0-P observation-disclosures. Rent $12O0
$l.0O0LL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Rent, $3.50
$2000AMarion. ..................... Rent, $3.50
e. 950-2Jth nw.....................R Rent, SIS 90
$3.0O0-Gth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rent. SIS 90
s., 2O0-Li Observation-Disclosures. Rent. $3.50
A,0O0-12th n.w................,.. Rent SIS 90
$4,500-D ne. ..................... Rent $40 90
$4.500-12th Observation-Disclosures Rent $38 90
$5.00O-Sth acknowledgements Rent, 90
s. 500-Eslin. Observation-Disclosures. Rent, $45. 90
s. -Dumbarton ................R Rent, $50. 90
$7000-Wf1lard. Observation-Disclosures Rent, $57. so
$s,0O0L Observation-Disclosures. Rent $150
%, 250-Park road. ................ Rent 90
win be sold subject to trusts, with low inter-
est. 50 that purchasers can realize handsomely ON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-25

FOR SALE-6TH AND n SIS. S.W
Those beautiful houses modern and up to date
In every respect; another opportunity IL here
afforded you to secure q home and stop paying
rent; 1t win pay you to inspect these houses be-
fore buying elsewhere; two already sold; OPEN;
Waterman. -
au252t FLOYD E. DAVIS. TIN and s.w.
FOR SALE-COLJMBIA HEIGHTS-S6 49,
ONE OF THE BFST NEW BRICK HOUSES
FOR THE NEY EVER OFFERED.
Eight large. lit rooms and tiled bath:
crete cellar; laundry tubs; heated By hot wate.
Desirable section. IN MIDST OF ELEGANT
HOMES Terms to suit.
au2s-st'-S b. j. MARSHALL CO.. lloS N. Z. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-25

FOR SALE
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS SPECIAL BARGAIN
Brick and stone resdence; II ROOMS 2 TITLED
BATHS; hot-water heat; lot 2Ox1l7; new and
unusually attractive. $3.50, EASY TERMS at
~ interest; r. j. MARSHALL CO..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-25

H.. it.. 10e q. 1l.oo. lwk. as. ino, a. ..
Sie4-A SUPERB H0Xn-5, ACRES BEAUTi.
hot.vater heat eieetrie nshts: running wsfe.;
stabs. carriage house. henaeries; ice pond; fruit:
lovely had; an the sccessogies Of esntiemAn's
home; - 900: tremendous sacrince
THE S0ULH co, finc.l, go Ia. are.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-25

900 OLA splendid bargain: 15z acres excellent
.oA: good woodland: spring.: running stream: good
Ir. house, barn, -wo00shed. chicken house. other
buildings; orchard; nne grove at house: 1850:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-25

41O5-56 acres 10 miles city: Is wood: dwelling
barn, chicken house, large stream, flowing llthls
spring Mt house: worth every cent Of price asked
only Y mile station; great bargain at 81 400.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-08
VOTE PARK BONDS.
COUNCIL DECIDES TO CALL An
RER0TI0N.
win AK Issue Of %, 600 70 Buy City
hall Block for Library and Park
sits-ci'y COdnoil Proceedings.

The city council met In regular
session last Friday with Mayor Hum
Phrey in the chair, City Attorney
Towner, City Clerk JOlley, and coun'
cilmeu Messenger, Sterl, Keel.
Glimpse, Schreiner. Miller and El.
wick present.
It was ordered that the bill Of L.
Swisher be referred to the city A.
torney.
Il was ordered the petition to build
q walk Of the third class on the south
side Of Cottage Ave, from OplsnA to
the frat street east.
The City Park petition from the
different wards Of the city was pre-
sen ted and read, said petitions hAv.
ing been signed BY $50 Of the tax
payers Of the city which Is the one
third required BY the law before the
bond proposition can be submitted to
the ciEizens Of Abilene.
1t was ordered that the proposition
be submitted to the voters Of the
city Of Abilene OF the spring election
IN April. The proclamation is pub
iished elsewherss
An ordinances vacation 10 feet on
each side Of East 7th 81. was Consid-
cred, and upon roll call the ordinance
was lost.
Ordinance No. 276 in regard. to
Mud Greek prohibiting the Obstruc-
tion pitts channel and providing for
the removal Of obstruction from the
channel and banks Of said creek was
adopted.
Ordinance No. . z to prohibit the
sale oil Intoxicating liquors and to
prohibit and suppress places where
Intoxicating liquors are manufactured
or sold or kept for sale for use con.
trary to law was adopted.
A Communication from. Burns and
o'DonnslI, engineers who estimated
the waterworks valuation, says they
oannot meet the waterworkS appraiser
IN time for vote on bouds Of the
,ity elections,
A letter from A. 3. Dunn says he
wants franchise for gas.
The mayors veto oi the school
yroupd ordinance was read. No 40.
lion was taken. Adjourned to March
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-08
Doctors Aro PuzzIed.

The remarkable recovery Of Ken.
meth McIver. Of Vanceboro, Me-, IL
the subject Of much interest to the
medical fraternity and . wide circle
Of friends. He says Of bic case: 'sOw.
ing to severe Inflammation Of the
Throat and congestion Of the Lungs,
three doctors gave me up to die,
when, % last resort, was induced
to try Dr.. Kings New Discovery
aud ! am happy to say II saved my
life. Cures the worst Coughs and
Colds, Bronchitis, TonsllItiS,' Weak
Lungs, Hoarseness and LsGrippe,
Guaranteed ct J. Il. GleiSsBer's drug
store. Soc and el.00. Trial bottle
free.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-08

Don't irown-look pleasant. II you
are suffering from indigestion or sour
stomach, take KodOl Dyspepsia Cure.
Hon. Jake Moore Of Atlanta, Ca,
says: 81 suffered more than 20 years
with indigestion. A friend recon-.
mended Kodol. 1t relieved me In one
day and / now enjoy better health
than fofmany years." Kodol digests
what you eat, relieves sour stomach,
gas on stomach, belChing. etc. Sold
By Townsend. the druggist, cor. Srd
and Broadway.