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Nmbrolc 3. NrdL ~, Nr. 1871
@iQionltrnBc, mo @crtbo Guoed
is.
Nn. e. Golnmcll, %. unb Gorri,
T.. 9iro, %, Npplitont Geo. Wf.Gonn
Mr.. 222, Ct. FulllItrobc.
ISM. +. Surlcp, -. gfr. H. Goi
Iington D gpCnuc, mo Slipiu u
Nrnlcr, 10.
&lliu2 &ond)on u, mo SrieonS.
Carpet; Npplifont 3, Hubonoamih
Mr. S2G, Silo-GorleSitrobe.
Ircocrid 6. @rccn %, uno Nlno
4. Gonoloion, %; Npplifont >Sobn
{. Green, 9tr. li2, &anpperltr.
@ut. Sdriebcr, -, Nr. G2l, Silo-
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So6n :. &nca, "a, nn0 GQo ~.
StcinbogclL 81; applifunt S.Stcit'
ho1cn, 9tr. 1889, Wtontroieitr.
@m. &. 0ea, y, uno Ngotbo 6.
Sslcr. is; Applifont S. u. McSber=
rp, 9tr. 2i9, G%ourtlonoitr.
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ga, unb Goa .. Nnoerion, "a, IN.
rome, go. ~.
@ni. Sofe, %, Or. COS, Glm.Npc.,
iflio &otie I0loung, 10.
Sobn u. Suber, 3S, Mittipcr, Nr,
1102, SIt = SiobieltroBe, uuO Murg,
Sc, Sranf, 80.
@m. 6. Eebolo, %, nno Sopbio2.
&pifmon, is; Npplifont s. Sorrp
Sol5cr, Nr. SOP. Noro 4. Central
SIpcnue.
Rolpb 6. @orter, %, @oibington,
g., uno Mobcl 6. &obep, 9,@oib.
ington, 8. s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-24
Gunucnt Der SpiritnOicn. @rOkbanO.
Ter.

Nin0ora sails, NJ, %.
&lmi. - 3n Sem bclltc bier bc0irulcll'
oen i3. Nationol Gonpclt ocS Scr
buloca ser Spirituoicn g @robbGnOs
Ter mcrbcn Ac8cn 5000 WtitgIicocr
crpurtct. @cltcrn NNdlnlittoG mar
idpn 0o$ Gretutio. Gonitc in SiI-
5ltltg unb bciprut sic miGti9ltcu
6rogcn fir sen SpirituoicubonhcI IN
Sen Tcrciuigtcn StNutcn. Miult
glulrbt. SAB I'M Gonpcnt Nciollltioncl
on1cnontncn lpcr0cn, Ollrd) pcld)c otC
SpiritloicnbGnblcr por 0cnl Hau0t
ibrcu Stonopunft IN Der Erobibi,
tipn9ira1c fldr ltcllcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-24

SornldIitGtcn uno nod) If llbr mar
an ialt olcn Giltcn nbNcipiclt u1b
nit cincml Scui5cr ser Grlcihtcrlm9
crbobcn lid bic SpicIcr uno ciItct
binal3, no ibucn &ilbllmG mo ga,
bung miuftc. Sic FrciapCrtbcihmG,
Scr @obn iiir Der @en5cIrittcr beige
Arbcit, erfoIgt bcltc.
Wlbrclo Die Sitter beinl Srcidcu
marCll, murOc Den IaHen cine lln-
tcrboltung i'm Terrace @oroen" be
rritet. no iiA bic Mcrren ibnet 5l-
3eiclltcn rnd 0ca Nbctos Ntijb' mo
YlnAe. -
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StGStiid)c &cruronnn0cn.

-
BUS. SNllttcn. Sbubturrcu. 3lpeiruo. Erctruo
NM dHoCrc Subr}cliRc tdl2ncnpmmcu Mlnotr.
mdpcn). IN mcllCr Acllc u0cr pOn lpclCltr
strait cuiiclbc aud iWLlcr NtlriChcl. NtriilCl
oocr iprtbepcnt lptroclt l1u0. mrbDta brrltt
miro nocr bcltlttt lpcr0Ct IunU porr b~C'llulIllt
III iiir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uncr Ntc Ernllo.
u%uriuiiOn bon RuiuQiCrCIL SCp0d o0Cr I&uus
rem nui Der StruHc, llllo icbcS nejt u6tr ,ill0a
ibiCr. % MIN N~ctltlClt, NclObrclI pocr Nciltbrt;
ul9Ncuomncll. tub Ci1 lhicr nncr ilUCl Sbtctt.
luClde an Elm 6ubruCrt uuGcfpunut lin, MT
htcicnt 6ubrlucrl biluntntct cir 6lbrlperi BIZ
0Ct.
Nrtitcl Z.
Tbfhuitt 1. SpC5Icic NtcOulutiunCll. - Tic
Tuliictpcbbroc lpito bicrmit r]ttoriltrt mo rr.
mdhtiNt. lpcjiClc NcQuIuiinncu ~ crIaticl
uHo nur6}uiilbrclt. init Ntitdi;ht nuf hcH &Cr.
ichr ~ ttltiIlWlclt S%tltlt0clL rualllt otr =
t1crbctl nocr NcHncmlthictl bca Yuhlifln"
0uhitrh am 2Citcit ncotcnt miro.
Nrtitel s. Strnicn fnr lltbct:rcmunru
@lD'buitt I, StrGicu iitr llebcpirctultGcu-
NrGCuo ScHl0IlA, iuClhcf trNc1h cine ottier
VCfttlllliIlncu unCt lttQIilnltnltlt OtrlCtt. lutl
ul0 mao icitcr ]chuaiNcu llcucrit6tIIA fir ic.
oC@ ctE5ClEc &crNcbrn UNI, cine SunIlllc. nun
uitbt lpCnlGCr as elnCH Setlur mo Iihi nltbt
ais soon Collars b%clitult mcyocIl;
9lrtiiCl .. gHtocrrnf uun htcrmit tn 91torrs
fprudl I%trIcnocu HCrutonuanch II, T. ~.
Ibi0niit I. 2&iOctil.Ciicuoc %croromuuNcl
mioCrruiCu. Nuc &"CruyonuEpcu onCr [Urlir
uull Hcrur0nuNcl, mc!dt i'm 1Gl0Criprtlb ltc.
bCll NIT oct NCittnllllltiucu blclcr SCtnroultIld
nocr ocntcIbcn lptocr'lsctttIL liuo DIcrllltl lol.
@6tmHitt ,. COL uuacuDtdlth in g9irliom.
felt icciclt. Stc'c Ecruronu1N 'ull ullultild.
bar uuA ibrcr g%luuubuIc IN Strait irctclt.
NclidliNt, 1, Junt 1908.
3. Barn @'aQcoL
SIR Bclrcuc g@tbll1riit, /. Nint 1908.
i, Scpcll Sbumoe,
(Juni5.l2l0.26) SIdoi hcGilitdtor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-24
Tns Dem Snncrcn WaryIano'S nnO
ocn nugrcnscnbcn Stantcm.
Neitebcu Sic Yrii uu0 q.

y y wv r l ! tlN ".
&on 80 Npplifontcn iiIr Nhtirub.
ne III Ole 6lottcn = Nfu0cnic bnbcn
96 iun0c MGnner bic 0ciitige Frii.
lung beItonOcn. Inter ocllelbCn be.
iunbcn iid 5ruci MorplGnocr, n0ul.
lid Is. &. Noroin lno .. 81. Schiller
pom picrtcn GongrcB : 0iltrift; %cB,
tcrcr iii Grlob Gon0ibot.
Sollcn III d NIT lid ipoi-
Cn.
Ger Wanor ltn0 Stootrnth bon
Trcoerid, Mo, bobcu iid) it elmer am
ltontug gbcn0 nb9cbultcncn Spc.
SioI = %cr'onntlutg gcluciGcrt, Scr
Nolbinaton . Src0crif . gettysburg.
@ubn . @clcQihnit ~ Monntc 6riit
5lt 9cbcn fiir Die Giniiibrum1 oca clcfs
trild)elt 9ctriCbC9 at Stellc 0CQ
0ompfbctricbc3.
llntcr GOCrn 5crmulmt I.
HollD Ncll9, Gin IS iGbriBcr sling.
ling bon Cumberland, Mo, lirI in
scr 9tGhc BON Wtu9uoIiu, ". u.Auo.
bin CT lid) bCAub, INN NccrCn SIT pill.
tclL bon cilcul Grndt}u1C mo mur,
81 bon Den NG0crn Der gSoggon3
blldltGblid 5crnlolnt. Gr lpOr olll
DER Stcac tobt.
otto 2ut crbGnNt ely.
Scbcn@iibcr6riiliiA, lpCil cr an Der
Sd)iuinOilldt lit, crbGnGtc Der IS
Sabre oItr 9cutld)c Otto gus lid)
IN cincm flciucu Sdruppcn ncbcll
icincr MobnlunN bel @cnlon in Spar.
foro Golutn Mio. Ger oltc Monr
nor @lcdldmic0 bon Beirut, bate
iid) ubcr uul cincnl flcilcu Nmucicll
8ltr 9illbc gcicbt. Gr bintcridGt lcinc
6ottin mo cincn SoDn.
Spierte d / ii oooptirtc$
Sinh.
Sruu G6orlC@ &. &lcin BON Mcps
Crapiae, Src0crid Gorultn licNt mt
ldnucrcn Shnittlulul0cn IN bcoCntli
Gcm 3uIton0c bornic0cr. Sic molltc
5mei Dor elmer Observation-Disclosures &c
ipountc YicrOc, Die 6llr60inNcn, ullis
hnltcn, nm ibr bier Sabre oltc0 Noop.
tiu = S0dtcrd)cn, Oo8 Dor ocn Eicrs
zen ltonh, 81 rotten, mo Gcrtctb "a.
tel ielblt in oo3 id)oric McIicr Der
Wtoid)inc, oo9 ibr Sdnitte an ocll
Neincn bcibrodtc. &oS aino fam
unpCrlcbt Oopon.
Gt9cnortigcr II mall.
Yci'n Ginbcimicn BON Sclt pcrmit
tclIt elmer Moidincn , Neu0obel illbr
Dem Sorn,cr Nobcrt Ncopcr 5t "a.
rcptomrL Carroll . County, cine Scr
longcn 3infcn Der @obcI IN Oic@rtlt
i,llo Der Monu lic9t min int Stcr.
ben. Ger ~llnfall poiiirtc oobltrd),
ruB Mcopcr, Der olti Ocun 6llocr Scil
Itono, OoS obGclobCn mllroC, Die lccrc
@obcl bon ser Sdicnc, ullf Der iie
hin mo 5urild lubrt, 81 pIoblid) per
mittrllt cinc2 &iidcS an Dem &citlcil
bcrmtcrlicB.
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gNcrflt1ttrn ocidlulicn.

Gopcfa. 9aS., %. SUM. = ic
GcpartcmcntS Scr biciigcn @crtltGi-
tcn0cr oSanto Sc.@nbn" iiir 3%lnitrci-
hcrnrbeitcu unO YcrioncnoggoltS
murOcn 2citcrn AMI cine ISOLDE Or.
id)Ioiicn. Go0urh crbnltcn Oic 1900
Nrbcitaloicn ans Den Sptomotip- unO
&ciicl &crfIt0ttelL mcId)e glci0iullS
oli cine 93od)c nbgcIrAt iino, nod CT
ltCn 3imods uoH 100 Munn. Iic
@nbn1ciclliAoit gcltcbt 81, Oob cS ibr
al G%rIpnrniiIcn gclcDcn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-24

Nbibniit s. - 9m Ranoftein nn6nIten. -
Ranoiiein bdlien, nit gusnubme bon iebr ~itcller
Siigeln. np cs uIIlnDplid 1T. es 81 oern1eioeit.
stbIdnitt 8. 49, 5nbrer. Acknowledgment etc.
nuf 1roiioirs. IS fol- Dem Nutfher zines
tinet mini5ipaIet Anrren, 9Sagefi nbcr uriocres
5lIbrlperf fdbreIt oeer bednfiihii9ef, ilDi gcitut'
let ieirt, eifiel iolden iuiiiBiralen iarref,
sgagcH pber anoeres Subrperf dnf oen Irpt.
ioirS irgenb elmer Sirahe beiu9ier Siuoi 8u
fdbrcii ooer riidipiris 81 labren. init ben fpdier
genunnic1 glusilabmen. ooer iraeno eineI lpl=
a Sfn Mqfss' o Sssf ea,asisnli Sppf, sS1l' et atlE ZEN 0f IS
ln3ubalten. odb ite ben 0ertehr lui loIden
arsnbnnaer1 llo 36neioHnger bon Strd6en Re.
biHbern ODER buloerr, ODER iraeno fpei9e fo!de
aarrer ooer anhere 5ubriperfe' huer' ti6er t.
geno peIhe SiraBeu befagter Siaet Bu iielen,
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@iro bcutc bcCroiGt. -
Sclttc Nodmittng iiuoct Ole @ccroi.
a1tng pon Irolf y. Gebronot, Der
am SomltaG bon cincm 9obn3uGc
Gctootet Wur6c, pom SrouerbouIc,
Or. 81, SiiO.Gurlcoitrubc, aus ollf
Dem Wit. Carmel 6%ric6boic itntt. va.
itor &. VI. Gpitcr bon Der criten per
c%itli0ten bcutid)cn ponBcliihcn Sir.
dc an GoItcru glpc.. nohc Nroubluop,
miro ben SronCrQottCS0icnlt baltcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-24
StGbtiidc %croronnnscm.
Hr. 1872
Cine VeruronunD IN Scinn auf bic 1cgcinug
oee StraheuucrtcBre

vI. tJJ
Cine VeruronunD IN ycinn nuf bic Tcgclun8
oeo Strnh enucrfcbre
Gel cS BON MiuOur nlo Giuoiruib bon Vdls
tinorc pCroronet. lpie IplGt:
Nrttirl /. - Ncgcittg hes StrnBeuucrfcbrs.
NhlbHiit |. - SltbrUCrlc 8ur rcbiclt ScllC.
~ Suhrutrlc miiiici lid 8ur re6tcrl Scitc ocr
Wtiitc ulcr StruBcn bulicn.
Nbldlliit p Glib otgcgncuoc SlbriDcrfc. ~
SlIbrlucrfc. ole ib bCneHcG. mltilCu ltD roots
BON %ciuGrocr nuslpcibeit,
gbibriii 3. - 6ubrpcrlc, bic unocrc fiber
bolet Slbruerie. hIc anoere itbcrbulcll,
miiiicn ih bci'ut SorbciiGbrcn 5ur 9iulci oer.
iclbclt tulicn.
Nbihniil 4. 800 gu5mcihcn ltnb unlubrcn.-
Ser Nutl6cr ODER bic iibcr ciu 6ubrpcri bic
yuliilbt f%iitrcroe lcriun lOu. che CT nm Die
9dc clncr GtrIBc lu6rt ohCr pcIloci uocr CT bon
9iGnbitcin Einie bDt Strabcll Gbtdbri nocr bort
unDdlt. euralit ddiCll. oh cir Acniiacltocr FInB
frei BON 0roeren %6nbrpcrfen III, 10 oar cine
inldc @Scnolitg, &nbuliet Uocr glninbreIl nit
Stderbett gcttddt lperocrl lam. lHb CT iull
oant Elm oclili6 i~idibnrco cocr ]bbrbarce Sig
1Ini Qebcit.
IGi6nilt 3. @uf Der rchten Scitc in cine
uIlocre 1truBc lUclocl. - Sin 6ubrucrf, odS
6ir Rcttei IN cine dlloere StrG6e idbri. ioll
mn bic Sde 10 nuDc. ais ln0gli6, gum Jturos
ticin iuenoer,
ytdmiicD:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-24

slbihniit I. areu8en BON GtrGBer. Sin
unhcrct frei5t. foil Dies onr6 clpc sSenoulls
bur Yinien ibitt, in h%erielbet Httilitg iuIe
Der Scricbr aut iercr Sielie Der SiraBe.
HuWlth:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-24

efrGbe iveltcr. Gin Snbripcrf. ons Sur
Sintct IN cine anocre Strube idbrt loa Dor
Der 9@cliouiG 5ir lictten iillo iiber bic 4iiileli
linic ocr streu8tirdbc pniiircn.
ytdmlidJ:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-24

INT. 1873.
@iuc g'crurouuun inm 9%Siocrruf Der gtihmtttc
~ nuo - oca ArtitctS a3 ncS @nitimnrcr
StnotsSuocr urm 1893, Sitci ,9%aiicrtnrc
uuo 2iCcu6cu." llutcrtitcl ,Suloc," iuic
triuntr MDitlnitir ourdl Ncruronnun w.
90 nCs Winnutc mo Stnotrntbo ugn Nniit.
more, rltcrjciduCt am IL. Suni 1898, nj.
o%crrRfcu mn Icn unncucmmCl i%pnrocm,
mo %oiciclpcu nit SuingCl uCu a%uinnCHs
cHHci mo Ciucu ucucu Nbirlnitt ~ bent
bciGatcu glrtitcl pce Nnltimurcr Stnbt Nps
Der Biiujuiiiacu, Der mmittclbdr Diutcr
N~bidluitt 10 inlnCu uno ais Abimuttt 10 u
trinuEt iriu inf.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-12-03
ITCHING sT0RTURES
YIELDED TO CUTlCURA

"While / was doing missionary work
IN the lower portion Of several cities !
found It necessary to know little OF
the efficacy Of d few medicines and
after q while found that little knowl-
edge Of Cuticura was about all needed.
One Of the very bad cases had to deal
with was that Of a young woman who
had come to us not only broken In
spirit but In o most awful condition
physically. Our doctor examined her
and told US that she had scabies (the
itch), incipient paresie, rheumatism,
ETC., brought on from exposure and the
effects Of her ragged-edged life. Her
poor body was q mass Of sores from
scratching and she was not able 70
retain solid food. We tried many things,
q good tonic was prescribed and baths
with rubbing Of lard and sulphur. We
worked hard Tor seven weeks and you
can imagine how discouraged we were
when, after all that time, we could geo
SO little Improvement. One day hap
pened to BEE a Cuticura advertisement
telling how little baby had been
cured Of bad care Of skin eruption,
and although had but ninety-seven
cents with me, i bought a cake Of Cuti-
cura Soap and d bottle OF Cuticura
Resolvent. When I reached home I
was like child with d new toy, and we
bathed our patient well and gave her O
full dose Of The Resolyent. She slept
that night better than she had since
she had been with us and the next day
! located the price Of box Of Cuticura
Ointment. | am not exaggerating
when / say that in exactly five weeks
this young woman was able to look for
d position, being strong enough to work
and full Of ambition. In another
month she left the home, and now has
d good position In q nice family where
she Is respected and ID strong and well.
You may refer any one you wish TO me,
personally. Laura Jane Bates, IS
Fifth Ave, New York, N. Y, Mar. II,
1907"
Complete External and Internal Treatment for
Every Huu0F Of Infants. Chidfens and Adults. con-
alsts Of CuticurA Soap t26c.l t9 paapse the Skin.
csfa Regovent (60c), Tor In the form Of Chocolate
1afed Pls 2be per vial Of co. to Purify the Blood.
Ma fhroughOut the world Potter Drug 4 Chem
fofp Sole Props Boston, Mass.
iN-Mailed Free. Cuticura Book on Skin Diseases.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-12-03

Manila, Nov 2S.-The coastins
steamer Pointing, carrying q -Targe
number Of laborers from Naryacan to
the rice fields on Pangaslnan province
struck a reef and sank Friday night
during storm on the town Of San
Fernando IN Union provir :. 1t is es.
timated that10O Of the passengers and
crew Of the Pointing are drowned
The steamer vicaya rescued IS. A
patrol Of constabulary which was es-
tablished immediately after the acct
dent picked up Is bodies and many are
coming ashore. 1t is not known
whether any Americans or Europeans
we're aboard the wrecked steamer
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-12-03
First published in Abilene Weekly Reflector
November 20. 1908.
Publication Notice

To the Buffalo Pitts Company. i corporation
Of B ,ffalO. New York the Weber Tmplt-
msnt Company. a corporation. OF It. Louis
Mo, and William Widening Of St. Louis
County, ILL.,:
You and each Of you are hereby notified
that you hay been sued BY John \. Murphy,
Jr, by his petition fled in the District Court
Of Dickinson County, Kansas. on the 2bth
day Of November. 1905, wherein said John 4.
Murphy IL plaineih and you together with
Ed Engle. are defendants Thar sin said ac-
zion said plaintiff seeks to foreclOse m0rtg-
age for the sum Of 8l50 upon the north half OF
section twenty-sixs township thirteen south,
range three east OF thr sixth principal me-
ridMn, in said county OF Dickinson and state
Of Kansas. ana To hF \ yca and ach 81 you Of
any right. title on interest I'd or 10 said real
ebtate: and that unless you appear and
answer Ia said cause on or before the 9Th
day Of January. 1909. said petition will be
taken as true and judgment rendered there
on foreclOsing the mortgage OF said plaintiff.
ordering the property sold 10 satisfy the
same and barring you and each Of you from
any right title or interest 10 or to the same
@. 9. CRAWFORD,
70 Attorney for Plaintiff.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-12-03
Old Coins At Auction.

Chicago, Nov 2S.-At an auction
sale Of the Chicago Numismatic SO
ciety Friday night a silver dollar o.
the date of 1884 was sold for $3.50
It was considered a bargain, as only
five of the coins are in existence 50
far as known. A copper cent Of the
date Of 1893 was sold for $3.50. Two
other cents OF the year 1856, with a
flying eagle design, one copper and
the other nickle, were sold for s51
and $3.50 respectively.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-12-03

ANNOUNCEMENT UNOFFICIAL
Names Of All Cabinet Members VIII
be Given out at same Time
Mr.. Hitchcock Well Fitted
for New Duties.

Hot Springs, va, Nov. 2S.- Fran
H. Hitchcock has been offered and ha
accepted the position Of postmaste
general in the Taft cabinet that Is ii
be. NJ
The official announcement doubles!
will not be made until Mr., Taft bal
completed bis cabinet. Because d
this no expression regarding the Be
lection Of Mr.. Hitchcock was obtain
able for publication from either Mr.
Taft or the Republican national chair
man. There were reasons, 1t was point,
ed out, why It was exDedient that Mr..
Htchcock's status should be fixed. As
chairman Of the Republican national
committee, he became more familiar
than any other person with the pc,
litical phase Of questions likely to
arise at the beginning Of the Taft
administration and the knowledge
gained regarding the personnel Of the
party will be Of great service to Mr..
Taft.
Besides these reasons the national
chairman admittedly possesses d com
prehensive as well as a technical
knowledge Of postal affairs, gained by
protracted experience as first as
sistant and acting postmaster general.
Mr.. Hitchcock, accompanied BY
Charles H. Boynton Of New York, left
here Friday night for Washington,
where Saturday night he will be the
guest Of honor at q dinner given by
The executive and advisory commit
tees Of the national committee. He
then will visit headquarters In New
York
Timothy L. Woodruff of New York,
state chairman. and Representative
Herbert Parsons, president Of the New
York county committee, expect to
nave a conference with President-elect
TAFT Saturday.
Mr.. Woodruff said he expected to
discuss the senatorial situation In his
tate. As to his own aspirations Mr..
Woodruff said he had as yet made no
'ublic announcement, nor had he any
hing to say on the subject at this
line.
Senator Fulton of Oregon had an
Friday afternoon to dis.
uss Oregon affairs with Mr.. Taft.
ir. Taft was Friday night the guest
{ honor at q dinner given by Senator
bourne Of Oregon who entertained be-
ides Mr., Taft q number Of newspa-
er representatives and personal
riends.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-12-03
First published In Abilene Weekly Reflector
November 10. 1908.
Publication Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that The Belle
Office Of the county Clerk Of Dickinson
County State OF Kansas. q petition, praying
lots, blocks and tracts Of lam situated ID.
the city OF Abilene, County Of Dickinson,
State Of Kansas, towit: All that part Of the
southwest quarter ~ Of the southeast
township number thirteen u8 south, Of
/ range two (W east Of ihe sixth principal MeFiy
dian. and described and bounded as follows
towit; Beginning at the intersection Of the
east line Of Buckeye Avenue and the south
| line Of the RIO ht Of way Of the Union Pacific
hallway Company, and at point forty (401
feet east and 1--WE hundred and twenty -seven
(Se7) feet north Of the quarter corner between
SIC ions 10 and "a, township and range afOre+
said; and running thence IN o pOrthAAsEernlv
direction along said right OF way five hum
dred and nineteen and V-1S 1910 9 I'D feet;
feet q tSs sous e N uot wv Asen
Carpenters addition to the City Of Abilenes
thence west on said Cottage Avenue extend
cd one hundred and seventy n7O) feet to
one ana ILL I'll 4 Id feet u east line IT Court
street; thence westernly along north line OF
Dickinson County { curt House square two
hundred and ninety and -i2 t290 l2l feet to
(lS) feet 10 place 81 beginning; also. benin
ming again On the east line Of Court street at
. point one hundred and ninety. three 1883
feet north OF the center Of First street and
coars @ Two sWo hnndrsa s ana W. sd S
goa 90. 1907 feet to ANGLE; thence north IS
degrees east, sixty-One and 4-l2 l6l 4-1&1 feet
70 south line of Cottage Avenue; thence
y VGss s Gsnss Sne sou sSnd OnS
hundred and eiehty-fve leD feet; thence
east twenty tSOl feet; thence south
twenty l2gl feet along alley; thence west
feet. khal,ra yvaef ~, north lima ~ gt.av csse
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kansan kIlIad n kanaaa cItp.

Topeka, Kan. Nov. 2S. William s.
Way, the man who died Friday morn.
ing IN Kansas City hospital from
injuries received in fall down the
stairs Of a rooming house there during
an alteration with Edwin Parkinson,
is former Topeka man. His moth
q, Mrs. Emily Way. a widow, and his
brother, Thomas q. Way, live at S11
East Second street, this city.
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Omaha, Neb, Nov. 2S.--Presldent
Jacob Gould schurman, president Of
Cornell university, has wired his ac'
ceptance Of the invitation to make an
address at the National Corn expo
sition in Omaha, December 10. He
will speak upon a popular subject Of
his own choosing. Local Cornell
alumni will entertain him while In
the city.
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SWlNDLEO OUT or $4,000
INDIANAPOLIS CONFIDENCE MEN
GET AGED MANS MONEY.
William B. Cunningham Thought II,
Was to Get Part Of Car.
neqIe Prize.

Indianapolis, Nov. 20. William Z
Cunningham, SO years old. was swim
died out Of $4,000 here Friday by con
ddence men. Cunninghapis re
tired farmer. The loss came through
newly found friend" who scapet
his acquaintance 10 front Of the Gun
ningharn home. The friend" tool
Cunningham to a room at 149 West
Fremont street and convinced him
then and there that he, the friend, had
drawn . $4,000 prize from Andrew
Carnegie.
The friends" confederate conduct
cd the drawing" but before surren-
dering the $1,000, said Mr. Carnegie,
required all persons who received his
money to put UP a like amount. Cum
ndngham was appealed to by the
friends" to furnish the $4,000. He
was to share In the prize. He OBJ
tanned the money at the Indiana Ma
tional bank and the prize" with its
equivalent was placed in tin cash
box. The friends" having business
to transact, then gave Cunningham
the box, saying he would stop at the
Cunningham home on his way to
lunch at noon and they would divide,
Cunningham to take back his own
$4,000 in addition. When lunch time
passed and the friends" was missing
Cunningham opened the box and
earned Of his loss.
In the box was note telling Gun
bingham he was ian old fool" and aug.
resting that he keep quiet.
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rheY Mant Erse aIdea.

Washington, Nov. Preliminary
to the hearing Saturday before the
ways and means committee on the
tarift schedule covering sundries,
which includes hides and leather man.
utacturers, conference was held here
Friday night by representatives OF the
shoe and leather trade, Delegates we're
selected to address the committee and
urge that hides be put. back on the
free list, a duty Of Is per cent being
Imposed under the present tarlfI.
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First published In Abilene Weekly Redectc
November 10, 1905.
Notice of Appointment.

In the matter OF the estate Of John W.
Davis. deceased. late Of Dickinson county.
Kansas. 4
Notice is hereby given that on the lAth day
Of November A. q. l0OG. the undersigned was
\ ansas, duly appointed and qualified us ad-
ministfAt0r Of the estate OF John W, Davis,
deceAsed, late Of Dickinson county. Kansas.
All parties intereSted In said estate will take
notice and govern themselves accordingly.
Ben g. A. MORRIS,
11-3 Administrator.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-12-03

Bismarck, N. D., Nov. es.-E A.
Hull, the editor who It was feared
had been lost In q snowstorm, arrived
az Wilton Friday afternoon. He spent
the three days during which he was
missing 1t farm house and says he
could have reached town any day had
he cared TO do 90.
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Topeka Kan. Nov. BIC. u. Den.
ton. secretary Of state. was called "a
Wichita Friday morning on account 81
ne deaih Of hll mother, Ma Q. /.
Dsnlbpl Nh. Denton has been nj III
several EsskA baf her eondliIoa eas
~ ctnni1sfed dAnesgouk untii a faE
Aeuri bsltfs her dSdlA. n