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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-27
Repr0ientanternes
ulanifelt.
aaris paa anipcn mob uSam-
fnnbets Jjenoer".
8g0 pper G3dren og an ore.
Q(lminoelig Strite
uo9ttes.

Den itartelte SpbioIelle oper
Dumasns Oplesning begpnoer at
lqgge iig. Stillingen &usldno
CT BOG / oct p9Ientlige ufOrdnorei.
Regeringen bar taget baarot | 5pis
lerne og mener let lite at gipe Slip.
01en 5oltet og bets Repreientans
ter agtsr ldngt fra beller life at pp'
gibe oen begpnote Jribeostamp.
Gg er Jte9eringen adrpadgen e9
ON zig, iaa IOper 5oItereprGientans
terns Disielig beller life, enten oi
PED oisie iaa tenfer pau 3error!.
iierne, RepolutioniIterne, Oe tonitis
tutiontns 9emotrater, oe moderate,
eatr bpao De nu ale beooer.
@i ital Der gioe ct llOordg al
oen 0enoenoelie til 5oltet, Iom 9us
maens Weolemmer beotog, for De
blep jaget fra binanOen 8iborg;
IS ipo Maaneoer, til al begpnoe
meO, agter glegeringen efter eget
5orgo6ibefinoenOe og Oiltaarligen
al tempe moo sen rationale geoGs
aelie for At opnda at fda 0algt en-
lnoig, anoeroanig Rationalforaim-
ting. u1en iial oei lDties for ae.
eeriRgen at opndd al fnGle Den nus
tionale 9epagelie, oil beGer ina,n
9igsoumu mere blipe iummentdlot.
nMle06oraere: refs e0er til Barn
oai isrss 0nre Rettigbeoer, fom man
trampsr anoer 6sooerl REFS jer til
Gorfour for INSTRUMENTATION %
Aigsoumal
oRuslano maa life faa COB at
blipe en- Dag uoen national aepre=
fentation ! 9anOsfbret. s, Meos
borgers. far Masten og Gonen til
al Igrge ior, at jeres 9iGie iter.
,Regeringen bar uoen SamtDfte
af 5oltets oalgte Repr9ientanter
inoen Mpnoigbeo til at uoitripe ellsr
inooripe Sfatter og beller lite I'll
al uOtpmmunoere Manofab til Wi.
lit9rtjeneiie Saateoes er oct nj
5, WeobOrgere, ion er Regering
Ruslan6.
Zen nu oplsite Hationalforiams
ling bar i'm fulotommene Ret,
ndar oen boerfen gdo Regeringen
qenge sller Soloater. Stuloe H,z
geringsn opnaa Statslaan for OF
fare ia De nsoOenoige Mioier, pit.
De iaaoanne 2aan bare ugbloige
noen Higsoumaens GootenoelIe.
Def rusiiife Soft bill 3ilfaloe al.
brig ausrtenoe ilige 2aan, og bet
oil lite betale Dem.
nSnotil Oen rusiiIte nationals
Rigsouma after iammentaloes -
bsfdl life en- aopet til 5ronen og
fiji life en- eneite Solodt til pr
meeni
.9ar itanbaftige jerss 0eg=
ring Si,9en Uidst fan mooitaa en
enitemmia Iolfepillie.
yRusiiife Meoborgerel s osn
foreituaenoe os paatbungne og uaf.
benbeliee aamp BIZ jeres oalote
!iepr9Ientdnter pere meo jer ca
ftua ubreOelis pua jeres Sioe."
6poroiot osnne Senpsnoelis sr
naaei no iblan6t 5olfet, er life lei
al gre ii1 nogen SoreItilins om.
Den ar lsperst til 8la6ene 81.
petersbors, men Der blss k,n al
GenIuren unoertrbft, iaa oen itte
naaeoe lengere 40 oen @ej. Men
en- Del llobreoelfe 6ar 6ens 5or.
faftere 10 not pioit at ftaffe ben.
8 Onsodos Wlorges fso parp=
fen fra ct. petersbprs faaIeoss
.aria poa anipen moo Tspolus
tionen. oe anipen til Gaiiet. Dei
bar Snobolost al premier Stolbs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-27
Spsnins iammenitprtct.
81 01enneftet orebte.

81 MenneIfer blep orebt us
fere iaaret. ioet en- gbgning, iom
par unoer SpfprelIe pes Concord
& aenba1 Streets Soutb 5ars
mington, NlasI. Itprteoe Iammen.
s Odg6rafningen bar Ser nj Gig
/ Dforguen; ct SHer funOe les !
3uinerne; otte at oe Taareoe bo~
6oIpitdler; TO bar Ienot til oeres
6jem, o9 minoIt iefs Taoneoes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-27

telegram, ser bar aOresieret til
@enerals@uberneren og til 8uOers
nerer og pr9ietter oper belle Rus>
lano og til aaufaiiens 9icerop. Dc
far faaet Srore til at ilad og life
Ipare oeres geitr9belier for at
tnuie nSdmfunoets 6jenoer".
Som 0agens gesipen6eoer pi.
Ter, er lite alene Hsoolutioniiterne
pg Socialiiterne, men ogiaa ce
odnneoe liberale SRepr9Ientanter /
Oumaen inobefdtte0e UNDER oenne
&utegori, li9eIda 6remifri0tsdpis
Ierne.
Smiolertio lao os leoJe
W9rfe til, at Regeringen bar be-
ret I Den iterite 5orlegenheo, an
guaenoe boao oen itdl gre meo
osn afguaeoe parlaments UieOlems
mer. De fom Slot og iSelge fra
8iborq til ct. getersborg, Iaa
ON nogen Ituloe arreiteres, De oa
funoe feloes 40. Wlen Sc fit 2ob
at eaa fri. G3aren Bar enoog an
itrangt lig, men iom oct Ibnes
biotel forgapes, for at fda nogle
af oe Moderate in0 Miniiteriet.
gaa iamme 5iO, iom !fegerin-
gen uoite0e protlamation om in
gen at ipare, er Der forfdttet IN
gPooproflumation og ipreot ielo
ooer en- Del al qeterbof og opiluust
paa @eneralerne Orloifs og Sres
poHs aontoropre Den tunoger
0gos0om ooer 68aren, @eneral
3repoff, 30. gobieOonoitIefF @ene=
raj Orloff 9iterieprooincernes
. y9aciIicator", og anOre. Den truenee
yippe meoes Iaaleoes me0 8oms
ben.
Ter melotes ogIaa I Snsougs.
at Der bar beIluttet alminoeli9
Strite oper 6ele 9dn0et fom Sbdr
til aegeringen for oens 6jemiens
oelIe af 5oltets RepraIentunter
Men Gjadr til Ulorgen 6eo Oct
Tia, at benne 3ruTel er u6iat = IL
fe opgipet. Wlen for 5ioen er Ge.
geringen altfor pei 6elabet paa at
tage admpen op moo hbao iom
6elit, og 9(rbejoerne er paa Ben
anoen Sioe for 0aarlig forbereote.
Det antnoes, at Generdlitriten |
bbert 5alo ifal ubi9ttes til eft,r
Soften. 9eiinoigbeoen bar ferret
9et er ogida sniteli9t at fom-
me til itsrre alar6eo angaaenoc
69rens Sitting. Selp en- Del
aoiatfer bar oe Iioite 9aee ftil.
let iia paa 5olfets Sioe.
Gn l2inoritets Qtores c.
0rep 6eboen, grins apof os 8.
Statopid, De Meolemmer at Ous
maen, Iom nagteOe at unoeritrioc
oen Yarlamentets 9lOresIe til Gam
oct, Ser uoiteotes Yiborg, bar
Onsodgs uolteot en- i9rffilt 2toress
Ie, bpori Oe appellerer til 5Olt:t
ON roligt at bsie fig unoer 5ors
Oroningen, Der oplsiie 9umden, o.
forbereoe iig pdd 9dlget at Meo.
lemmer til oct nDe pdrldment.
0et paaituds Qlorssien, at
G3aren bdnoleoe inoenior fonititu-
tionelle Rettiebeoer sfter Gjrunoloz
ben, og Der iiges, at gtoresiens llns
oerIfribere, ibet De giper bette Raao,
banoler / Sen onbe Oberbebisning,
at 0et miot un6er oe ANDRE n9rb9s
rsnbe 5arer piloe pere en- 5orbrhs
oelie, ON man forisste at .roffe
Suberdnens Miagt.
De formaner solfei til peo Selbs
beberIfelie at bile, at De er inoe
for Selpresering og ertlarer, al
Mao6itdno pil brinee Huslano / sto,
nomilf og politiif giuin.
a, n 4, Al,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-27
G. A. r. ENCAMPMENT, MINNEAPOLIS,
AUGUST IS TO Is.
Special Low Rates.

PSS''' 70" TNuttS'
$7.35 from Blair, to Minneapolis, Minn
and Return on August II. II and l3.
will apply for tickets with favorable
return limits, on account of National
G. A. r. Encampment, via The North
Wertern Line. Direct route. Splendid
train service. Excellent fast schedules.
Special e. A. r. trains. The best of
everything. For dates of sale and full
patticnlars apply to agents Chicago g.
North Western R'y.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-27

'c
bet eneite oanIfe 8lab Gmerita,
Der ub9aar 10 @ange ON llgsn,
uo9ines al uDaniib 9utb. Subj.
0unie", Blair, 0ebr.
Yrgue-yenmre ienbes frit pan
6orlan9enoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-27
oDu,,skPrrn",

Ct taIuugenli9t gaDbeo8s us 0p.
lpsnin9sblab for
ert banlft golf 2merifa,
negaaI 5irsbas % 8gtbas Og fprs.
ON larsi 6orifuo $3.50 81 5oretst
Siai,r og s200 rtlnnos,.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-02
Ons Chairman's Reply.

Chairman O. b. Ingalls Of Washing-
ton county thus replies TO the request
to circulate petitions for the halt
appointed League Of reiormers % and
it is right to the point:
"Dear sir:-This county 10 not in
favor Of any such scheme 90 your
q uestions suggest. There Is nothing
tho matter with the platform this
year nor the candidates. II your or.
ganization Is 80 anxious for the
Republican ticket and q "squsre
DEAL" as 1t pretends to be, why
doesn't 1t spend its energies for the
ticket instead Of running q sideshowP
There is enough natural discomfort
that always comes from long contin-
ued power and the unfair appeal that
has been made to the independent
voter" to make the election close
enough to be interesting, without any
side attractions In the party itself.
II the recently deiunct Civic League
would get rid Of the idea that they
were the head and front Of things
political In this state and that unless
they can have things their own way
there will be political bedlam, their
own chances for party prefsrment
would begreatly increased and loyal
Repub licAns would be relieved Of the
necessity Of fighting the Democratic
wolf without and the political parasite
within.
al am ready to unite with you ON
anything that will help in the election
Of the tickets this fall, but am decid-
eddy against anything that does moth
ing but stir up political strife for the
purpose Of satisfying the pride Of q
few political pelicans and newspapers
who are still smarting under defeat
Of what they unfairly call the rail-
road convention.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-02
ZION.

The contract to teach the Glenwood
school has been signed BY Mr.. Diet1
Of Industry.
Mrs. Jerry Engls Of Abilene spent
several days with her SOC, n. g., re-
turning Monday.
John Hosken returned from Abilene
Saturday after spending few days.
harvest meeting vas we'll attended
ct the church Saturday evening.
A missionary meeting will be held
ct the church Sunday evening, Aug.
s, At which Miss EIminA Hoffman, re-
turned missionary from India, viii
deliver the address. Everybody in.
vitsd.
Mrs. n. @. Eagle entertained
Humbsr Of young folks Sunday after
noon 10 honor Of Miss Katherine
Aushsrnan Of Psunsylvaaia-
The Offering given II The suuday
moraIng services foe South African
missionaries amounted 70 ESQ.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-02
RECENT REFIEOTIONs.

Rev. DR.. Blayney will speak at .
WoOdman picnic at TAlmage Aug. O.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. Il. Forney leave
the last Of the week for an outing on
Lake Michigan.
"A. L. Herriott sued o. L. and
Roy Thislsr on q note for $3.50. s. s.
Smith Is his attorney.
The Chicago American quotes j.
N. Burton As saying; "Ths auctiOnssE
profession is Is good as the law" and
heartily approves the proposition.
Mrs. D. Shirk received . telegram
from Chambersburg, Pa, announcing
the death OF her brother, Lemuel
Harper, which occurred July 80. The
funeral will be held Thursday.
"A 6O-cAndls incAndeSoent light
has been placed at the corner Of Ninth
and Olive streets BY the adjoining
property owners. It helps greatly
besides putting that section Of the
city into the progressive class.
Solomon Tribune: VIII Harrii
lie campaigning the eastern and south
orn part Of the state with E string Of
race horses and viii Be- SWAT several
weeks. he hAS snssrsd bis horOss In
The races ct TopskA, wichita, Hutch
lbson and ell The best meets In TIE
stats. AZ lola be gave "ROssn Z
mark Of 3;9s. and has also lowered
.'Trlibys,n record Of s:isl Wills On
IthiI "Trip.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-02
GARFIELD.

Rev. Brown has returned home
after spending his vacation with
friends In Missouri. He will preach
at Mt. Pleasant next Sunday.
Mrs. j. H. Williams Of Salina spent
several days last week with relatives
here.
n Mr.. and Mrs. L. Dunn Of Abilene
visited their daughter, Mrs. A. Shirsck
and family last week.
Mrs. Jake Koenig, Jr., and baby
are on the sick list.
Grandma Merrill is in very poor
health this summer.
Mrs. D. G. Emig and family are en-
ioying q visit with relatives from
Pennsylvania.
Cyrus Latin Of Abilene preached At
Mt. Pleasant last Sunday. His sister,
Lois and young lady friend came out
with him.
The @. 3. society Of Mt. Pleasant
gave an Ice cream social at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Merrell last
week. There was q large crowd and
thew made over Gil.
Guy Latin Of Abilene is spending .
week with his son Edward and family.
Mr.. Latin thinks the country is the
best place yet.
Miss Annie Emig will teach the Ash
Grove school the coming year.
Mrs. John Van Horne was very sick
last week but 10 now some better.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morrell and
Arthur Merrill attended the funeral
Of James Major at Carlton Sunday.
John EmIg has moved bis old house
back and 10 making arrangements for
building large new house.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-02

Commenting on The REHLECToR's
editorial concerning the direct Pri-
mary the Topeka stats journal says
"As hiss been stated heretofore In
these columns the primary election
idea /. splendid in theory, but IL will
REQ uIre careful statesmanship 10 make
IL practical and satiSfactory for
whole state. Unless great care 10 s1'
ercised the minority 10 likely to rule
under the primary election system aS
much or more than 1t 10 under the
delegate system. For under che dele
gate system, il the vote in the state Is
anywhere near close, the party leaders
may some zine learn to put up the
best meO II they wish to win-the men
the majority wish.
"How a small minority might rule
the party in an important nomination
is shown by the Abilene REFLECTOR in
q hypothesis which is founded on
present conditions.
1.-THE figures given by the REFLEc'
TOR are, of course. hypothetical; for
Curtis for instance, would get q large
vote In the Third district, while he
would lose great many In bis own
district, but the result might aPproxi-
mate the REFLEoroR's totals. That
would be Just as unsatisfactory to the
state ss whole as the present system
or more so.
1.-THE State Journal believes some
sort Of primary election law prob
ably ought to DO adopted, but 1t will
require careful statesmanshiP and
perhaps considerable experimenting
to get the right kind. The instance
cited shows one Of the features which
ought to be overcome in framing the
the law. Otherwise it will be no
better, il as good, as the present sys-
tenn"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-02

One Of Mr.. ssubbs' questions iS;
.'Ars you In favor Of the assessment
Of railroad property upon the same
a. other property in this s'assP" Mr..
etubbs certainly knows that unfair.
ness between the assessments Of cor
poration owned and private property
is irksoms 70 the Democrats, to the
RspublioanI, POPuliStS, Socialists and
members Of every political party.
The Lawrence statesman had an oP-
portunisy 70 proceed upon that 80
sursnos and give The state - squi'-
able YAK law a. the last session Of the
legislature. Did hs maks any sfor,
IN hat dirsotlOnf Not IN EFFORT Why
hIs szuilsusnt nOWl
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-02


Why oil this excitement over the
anti.paSs proposition as II 1t were
nswP So long ago as 1890 the RsPub-
lICan state platform contained this;
1--WE are opposed to the system Of
free passes on railroads now in vogue
10 this state BY reason Of which every
railroad company 10 expected as .
matter Of courtesy to compliment all
state officers, members Of the lsgiSla-
lure, judges and other public officers
with free transportation over their
lines and We favor the suppression Of
this praoIiOs BY proper legislation.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-02
Webb McNall's saroastIo InlervIs


Webb McNAll's sarcastic interview
shows what Western Kansas thinks Of
8 direct primary for nominating state
officers. He says: I'VE have tried
the law in our own county and We re.
member how three townships, BY
punching their hits, beat the rest oil
the twenty-five townships out Of the
county ticket. That is why We want
It. We realize that Wyandotte and
Shawnee county can name all the
candidates for state Offices II We gel
this law through and We know thai
We lack the Judgment necessary tC
name good officers"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-02

A. NJ. Crary in the HsringtOn
Times puts IL right when be Says II
there Is anybody opposed to q good
primary election law no one hes 90
fer let It be known, nor has he sub
mittsd anything like q reasonable law
that will do away with bOssiSm, graft
ing and the like. Let some big
minded Republican submit sush .
proposition 50 that We can all see
what Il reads like.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-02

The Abilene, Kas., REFLECTOR calls ssna-
Tor LaFollette common scold.-[Kansas
City, No., Star.
The Star exchange reader 10 = very
superficial observer. We said be was
an uncommon sCold-ons who can
got 5000 por scOld and deliver two
,.ecolds per day.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-02

During q half hour In the afternoon
Of September 2s, appropriate exercises
will be held in each Of the public
schools OF the state in commemoration
Of the Tooth anniversary Of the first
unfurling Of the flag Of the United
States In the state Of Kansas. As q
matter Of fact the anniversary Of this
occasion falls on September 10, but as
that is Saturday the celebration Of the
event will be held in the schools
throughout the state on September %.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-02

EmporIA Gazette: The Abilene Re.
ELEcroR says that II Baritone brief
charging congress with slscting itself
BY Office brides iS seriously considered
the whole American congress should
resign. The Gazette never has had
much sympathy for Burton. bat II
what the REFLECTOR says iS the truth,
the Gazette joins In the fond hope
chat Burton may win.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-02


On page 4 of toe Topeka Capital OF
Sunday, July 20, We read'
"Two OF the three candidates are
inco N petent for these positions, and
the third is spoken Of aS fairly good
man for the place."
On page 16 OF the Topeka Capital OF
Sunday, July 20, in a description OF
the men making up the Republican
state ticket, we read:
George Kanavel Of Sedgwick, can
didate for railroad commissioner, 10
we'll known business man. For four
years he was q member Of the state
ooard Of charities, and did much to
give the institutions efficient manage
ment.
"Frank Ryan Of LeavenwOrth, can.
didate for railroad commissioner, is
one Of the most popular men in this
section OF the state. He d tele'
graph operator by profession and is q
iavorite with the railroad men. He ID
now serving his third term as district
clerk Of Leavenworth county.
"Charles A. Ryker Of Hutchinson,
candidate for railroad commissioner.
IL strong business man Of that place
and enjoys the confidence Of his Peo'
pie to a marked degree. He was
formerly county treasurer of Reno
county"
Does the Capital know where 1t
stands on the railroad commissioner
matterP
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-02

Herlngton Times: The Abilene
REFLECTOR takes the Topeka Capital
to task for hitting the railroads 80
hard and at the same time supporting
Charlie Curtis for United States sena-
tor, knowing as 1t must that Mr.
Curtis is the very man that all the
railroads want to see elevated to that
naaition.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-02
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Mrs. Alice Seeds left otter a visit
here.
W. D. Shugart Of Hope was in the
city.
B. F. Peters is up from Wichita
calling ON Abilene friends.
Mrs. G. s. Crawford left for Denver
to visit friends for month.
Mrs. s. Palmer and daughter re-
turned to Lawrence after visit here
Mrs. E. u, FOrney and children are
home from q visit at KOshkonOng,
Mo.
Mrs. c. G. Biting and daughter Of
Leavenworth, formerly Of Abilene,
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. @. A.
Hodge.
Mrs. Anna Coble Scott left for Dem
yer. Miss Mace King will join her
Wednesday and they 60 to Yellow
stone Park.
Thos. HAston who has q fine posi-
tion in the G. B. 6 Q. offices at St.
Louis returned home after visit with
his parents.
Miss Josephine Campbell returned
from Washington where she has been
teaching for = year. She was delayed
by o wreck OF Florence, Colo, but
was not injured.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Malott returned
from their summer trip to Northern
Wisconsin. They were in company
with Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Gulick Of
Chicago and had q most enjoyable
outing.
G. W. Wilsey OF Hayes was In the
city. George is not . good gueSSsr-
his wheat yielded 10 bushels an acre
more than he thought II would. He
70 thinking Of buying an automobile
with the extra income.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-02
SpaciaL Low Rate

On Tuesday, August 9TH, !
will make a rate Of $5.95 from
Abilene to Oakley, Kansas,
and return. - 40 /
| $5.95 is less than one fare
for the round trip. You will
not get so low a rate again
this year.
This low rate also includes
free berth in Pullman sleeper
from Kansas City to Oakley.
You can not get this low
rate from any ticket agent.
Come to Me.
My Reason. | want every
person interested in buying a
home, or in making a good
investment, to go with me
August I. BY the last Of
August the fall rush will be
on. The best pieces 60 quick.
Get there first. Come with
me, on my date, when | have
made special arrangements,
when I have right of way of
having good lands shown my
people by competent represent
tatives.
SPECIAL LANDS will be
shown this trip. | have made
a collection of bargains and
good buys, and will select the
best for us to see. Good
Homes. We i'm proved
Tracts. Wheat Farms, AT
falfa Lands, Cattle Ranches.
A Full assortment. And all
situated in that Great Wheat
Belt of Kansas, where the peo-
pie are so prosperous, and the
deep loan soil is so fertile and
productive.
See me at once so / can
make all arrangements for
you. Special Rate. My Day.
Good sleep on the train. Spe-
cial lands at special bargain
prices.
Train leaves Abilene at 3 p.
m, Tuesday, August 9TH.
J. ". FARLEY, Agt.,
Dor a. 49, 49,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-02

While Brother Troutman and
Brother Cspper are asking questions
why do they not make this inquiry OF
the legislative candidates: "Are you
In favor Of apprOpriAting 100000 TO
help out Topeka's Semi.CentenniAl%
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-02

Abilene is not 60 wicked as might
DO supposed-thrse churches there
will spend 100000 for improvements
and extensions this year.-[Hutch-
anson News.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-02

About the most humiliating thing the Abb
Iene papers have had to perform lately was
the write up Of the recent Abilene'En
prise ball games. Chapman Advertiser
There was no "humiliation" about
It. Enterprise simply had better luck
shan Abllene--And 1t never hurts to
tell the truth.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-02
Nstisual Bneanpmsat O. A. r. hin
nsspolis. Minn., ol2 Round
Trfp. RiQ.

The Unlou Pacific has arranged for
3 through train service for this coca
sion . tourist sleeper 70 Be Get out a
this p5int for The nee Of those going
from here. Bsrth reservations, also
ell iHlormatlon ooneornlng rates and
arrauesmsnis may Be secured upon
application. !. W. BRooEn.
Nnnnt
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-02
Republican County Ticket.

The ConcordiA Blade, referring to
Col. Bryan says, 1--WE see Bills fini'h'
Tell US about lite he to win or Loser
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 2. 1906.
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.

Members Of the Supreme oourt.....w. A.
Johnston (siv years., B. A. Burch:Hix
years., 8. r. Porter -four years. O. b.
Graves -four years..
Superintendent Of Insurance''..o. W. DaFn''
~ po1,roaa Commissioners. b. L. Ryan,
CIV. Kanavel. O. A. Ryker.
Tor Congressman, 9Th district,....".:.'"
w. '.,.W.A A. Calderhead