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The Detroit times., 1909-02-13
IN THE DETROIT CHURCHES

I church Friday eYenlnS. Feb, ~.
\ Exams Iistio services wilf oe held in
4 li"thant iresbN terlan church during
Narch. ana Ia preparation Tor inls
work. the pastor lie preaching q series
, az 'vang istic sermons during .Fcp-
lIu7fv.
! The taitternth anniversary OF The
'adillac-a'c. o t'r SbFteriau sunday
school wll DO observed SUNDAY morn
lnG WIN appropriate services and =
ValcntIne social for the sunday sUuool
viii oe o'ld Friday evening
The Rev. john ~. Boyi .. H.. pas
tor uf tr. First Presbyterian church,
VIII pr"ach memorial sermon on Linz
coin. SUNDAY evening. aud eHtU person
eitrudiuG WIFI he presented with nalfr
tone OF tho martvred president.
ARRANGEMENTS nave bceh mad" by
tue pastor and congregation of central
lpreshEtcrian church Tor revival meet
lnss - begin in the churth The first 81
March. These meetings Will DO con
iuctcd hy the pastor. the Rev Marcus
scott
Tho Rcv. William Han VIII preach In
he second -avc. PRESBYTERIAN church
The courcl is now without a pastor
the Rev. ~. l.. Grain having resigned to
accept the pastutat" ~ the Prcshy-
terrain church ga Alma.
The Rev ". y JaqIess. 81 the
Trumhull-ave. Presbyterian church
VIII preach SUNDAY morning on "Hu-
man versus Divine Knowledge. and In
the evening his topic viii he The
cure OF Souls. Friday night Or. Don
NJ. campbell Delivered an address m
tie church ON optical Illusions.
The brotherhood ~ Memorial Prcshv-
tcrian church held It's sonsl -anNual
meeting Thursday evening iu the
church and also observed tun birthday
anuVcrSagy OF the pastor OF tho
Church sine TsoN. Charles Dutton
Jacobs. over 100 were prescott aud the
Rcv. William Hail in behalf % the
broth rhood presented the pastor with
beautiful houquef OF f0wers. \ pic
mic supper was served Ia tho church
pariors.
The Rev. John Brittaiu Cl7rk -. y.
Or the Nestminsrer Presbyterian
church. Will preach SUNDAY morning on
The old Wells and In IT,. afternoon
on SHALT Not or Wit Not Thursday
evening. Harold Emmons recently re-
turned from Panama told or his Jour
neH 10 that county and tho conditions
thar lao found there. Next Tuesdar aft
oruoon. th" Womens Missionary so
ctctw OF the church VIII hold q praise
service. followed by a Stercopticon leo
tur" by br. Clark on Making Nmert-
cans" Thursday evening at o'clock
tho brotherhood 81 the church will
give supper. to which the ladies arc
invited. Mayor Breitmeyc VIII de-
liver an address on that occasion.
-
EptSGOpAI
The Detroit times., 1909-02-13
METHODIST

Nondat n,0rning N the NIethOdist
preachers meeting there WV I'D an
open discussion OF the paper read by
Tho Rev. EuEcno Moore Fehruarv : on
~ Uniform Spiritual .Methodism and
cry Church Extension Work "
Tho Detroit Methodist union banquet
wiz he given nvThe y. NJ. - s. build
iug March o.. The principal address
viii ue delivered bS the Rev. Robert
Eofufs.
Tho iov frederiek peLand I.eetc. -.
- pastor r.f t'fr Central Methodist
,hurth HIs Vr.trtu "a book entitled
r.. cas- da; Etau.eiism being an ac-
count 90 90" mrthudL employed hv Linn
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harm. H. Brucckner violin, William
SpicgcL violin. Hugo kalsow. viola ,
ipDiyj Motto. violoncrlIo. Fritz kalsow.
bass The solo parts VIII bc given Ivy
THO quartet and chorus OF Sd Noic r.
No admission is charged but silly rr
,oltncttnn viii be taken To- dcfraN TN.
,,.,.rs.e The Row Gaius Glenn A.
PINS. -. ~. pastor az ~" CHURCH. VIII
deifycr am address sunday evening ON
4 al.
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Want a Senate
Seat; They Cost
Only SIO7.79S Each?
You May Be Best Qualified and All
That, But You MUST Have the
Money-lssse stephe In
vests In One.

He is OF patriotic
country responsible depleted
Having his easily he doesn't mind the amount
his him.
This doesn't look him weeks laundry
bill enough possess shirts.
He another rich who didn't know what do with
his money and decided buy himself Office.
Our rich generally choose
1t of hobby with them--he a boy who has
saved his pennies generally chooses drum
The difference between the boy and the rich lies in the fact
boy gets of his drum that the rich does
of his
drops he sit very quietly.
He glad do that very thing. he doesn't know
much rule about what and the longer he
keeps quiet the better he is.
There ARE in the senate though, who KNOW what is
going
THEY ARE VERY SMART MEN.
Sometimes they been corporation lawyers.
And the rich old man who has just happened in looks good to
They can USE him they DO him.
They tell him how and THAT is THE WAY HE
VOTES
He wants. al least
we predict Stephenson VERY POPULAR
in the senate.
Stephenson nominated for the by people of
The primary law in that provides nomination
United States election and ratification the peoples
choice by legislature.
This of naming will
criticism by politicians a like law pro-
posed will unsatisfactory the old method
under which bought legislature.
Stephensons election however does that popular
nomination is Moth better
reflection the law but is reflection
the people voted for him.
AND SO LONG AS THE PEOPLE CARE TO SLEEP AND
HAVE THEIR REPRESENTATIVE OFFICES LUGGED OFF
BY RICH MEN. NO LAW UNDER THE SUN WILL INSURE
POOR MAN A VOICE IN THE LAWMAKING OF THIS
COUNTRY-THAT rs DONE IN THE UNITED STATES
SENATE
itemizng expense of his election Mr. Stephenson gives
Ss372e for services rendered by leaders in
organizing of Milwaukee county.
Which that each of these state leaders went out into
wds Wisconsin round the people and drive them like
cattle the fold
And the nomination Stephenson primaries
people permitted themselves be driven like
cattle
Don't condemn law, Improvement upon the old
system. 8
tdoes impossible rich buy his United
it make it harder for him to do
Without the popular nomination
able to the popular cleo
ton of these officers of the government.
1t doesn't matter Just United States
present
So lookin the lower
rongress, anyway the cannot do much harm.
But Stephensons expires there be a
lower house something others than the
favored corporations people Wisconsin and the
other will wake the fact that they have tied and
gagged themselves permitted their rights be sold
What does Stephenson care, with his millions for the
poor devil who IA work for his living?
To he obligated for his seat in the United States
ate and to hois responsible money
placed him there? r.
And the will OF the people FREEDOM
mating they represented by such the aking
department of their government
When will they driven like sheep cattle,
ON their drivers stampede back into their rights? l.
WHEN?
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in St Noncrnts Catholic church. sun
day. Feb. -. The services the Hrst
week 2Will bs Tor the women OF tho
parish. 7nf Tho second viii be devote a
'NciusiVcly To the men.
Tho ~. Ecv. John =. Foley will bIess
tht stations and statues In the chapel
~ t1ch"d " th' 81. Francis Home for
b"NS on " oodward-nve.. sunday after4
noon at q. 80 o'clock. Friends of tue
h"Ns are invited 60 he present AT the
etrcW"uN pound party for the home
VIII also 10 gwen in tkp afternoon and
those interested are invited TO donate
something To this worthy charity.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-13

In - Pauls English Lutheran
church. sixteenth and Ereckenridg c-
SITS toe Rev f. =. Iongakrr,. pastor
viii preach SUNDAY morning. subject
The SoWcr $ Experience. The ,N'. i-
ing subject is. Mary. the Devote 4
servant OF Christ heinz the second tn
the series ~ special sermons on No
ted Women" Bible study is hcid each
Wednesday evening This congregation
has purchased the lot at the southwest
corner OF Forest and TruWbull-avc
ana Will proceed 20 erect large and
handsome church building
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'. ". a.. 4.

the ltev. John ~. Boyd. u. H., cf the
INST presbyterian church. viii deliver
au 1ddrsfs at the anniversary service
Of tUe y ". e. a.. Friday evening Feb.
~. Miss Elizabeth Wilson. secretary
~ tho assoc iatiou. viii also speak.
reception and tea Will precedc the
reg liar meeting,
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pREsByrr:RI,N.

4 f.iuCo entHrtainment was heid In
tho Italian Preshytcrten church. Friday
night the program con.=Lst1ng or al
dresxes and music.
The intermediate meeting ~ tie De
troit preshvterv VIII he held in I'm
manuel Presbyterian church Monday
aft ernoon. Feb. ~.
sandal evening tte Rev. T.. w. Nal
colin. pastor Or II. Andrews Pres by
terrain church. win begin series Or
reminiscant sermons entitled Sermons
Tor tho Fireside.
Mas Fuev Catherine Smith and
Harry Elliott viii give ONE OF th0ir
The Detroit times., 1909-02-13
.'LoUe WAtches' . 0 'o s ssz.v

.o%rd' the
The Detroit times., 1909-02-13
'. VI. q. 4.

. Fred Eutier. the Noted baritone "
New York city. viii sing three selec-
TONS a thr sunday afternoon meeting
in the y. NJ. g. ~. his uuniacrs 90 be
open NJ Gutes or the Temple" by
knapp, On" N1mourers' song from
Robin Hood and Give Ne Thy
ttart b} Eoiuue. The Rev. T.. VI.
Pcn'r -. H.. uf The Fort-st. Presby-
tefWn cuurch. viii speak ON "Magne-
tism AMI Grayitation Studies in fin-
coin AMI Washington Music will he
furnished 10y the association stEing
quartet.
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He Was Satisfied.


"A Maine man, notorious for his
.nearness. says a New Englander'
cone day went into meat shop In
Portland and inquired the price of a
certain soup bone.
"The proprietor OF the shop. himself
generous fellow, said. in answer to
question from the old man, ON, III
give you that
"The old man, who is hard OF hear
ing. put a hand to his ear. as though
he had but family caught the butch-
er's reply. Cant you take something
of that he asked, ENORMOUSLY.
..The dealer took pity ON him.
Yes said he: call II 10 cents.
Nv hereupon the old man went away
with the comfortable sense Of having
driven good bargain. '-Harper's
Monthly.
A Patient Model.
B Mr.. Bouehion. the English artist
while sketchine In the Alps. was one
<a, In search of suitable background
or dark pines for picture he had
MANNED. lie found at last the precise
oitaatipn he was seeking. and Oest
The Detroit times., 1909-02-13

United States senate seats are
quoted today at SIo7.7e3.os.
This quotation is based on the
price paid by Isaac Stephenson
in Wisconsin for his.
They are very expensive. but
Mr.. Stephenson IS very rich.
He is a millionaire.
He made his millions in the
lumber business.
He is one OF the patriotic men
The Detroit times., 1909-02-13

The Detroit ConAert Quintet vii %
couccrt iu -. JoSeph's chuich Parish
house Woodward and Holbrook -avcs..
The Detroit times., 1909-02-13
Famous Gems of Prose
THE MAYFLOWER'S CIVIL COMPACT
BY HENRY WILSON,

From bsnoue ebaton e5oth
me, landing 81 tho Pilgrims plymouth Dee -. 1870
The Detroit times., 1909-02-13

THURSDAY cvc/<ng, Feb Is The quin-
tet consists /of Miss Edith IL Muth.
Mrs. ltstelle Nruhofr. frld J.. FRASER,
Johp Atkinson. and j. Truman WolCott
accompanies and director.
tn" Detroit CouVoeatlon pf TIE
Protestant Episcopal church viii hold
an all-d1t session in Il stephen :
church. Mgliott 81. ana -. Athin-ave.
NednesdaH. Fob e, The sessions VIII
begin with lnly communion ira IN.
morning and viii be followed hv rc-
ports from Dean John McCarruli. and
tfo secretary, treasurer and other OF
feers. tltN missions and other mat
tors pertaining 10 thc church viii bs
discussed. IN the evening the topic
VIII b" Tile Duty OF the church 20 Tn,
ilnNA IL nNNL N.rf TON ~ H.. lttft--I
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JEW ISL.

The subject of Rabbi Erankin-s ser.
nou n"Nt sunday in Temple Beth II
VIII be barwin's Influence on Jada-
ISM. services begin al 1850 a. M.
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HE / agree in the sentiment
that ii was piety. pure ana
simple faith in God and IN ms
Son. that brought those brave
men across the waves, | can
The Washington times., 1909-10-04
MONEY 20 LOAN on REAL ESTATE


We HAVE SUMS Of 81 900 10 100000 20 loan
on D. G.. real estate. smininum charges TO
borrowers GARDINER & DENT QncD. SO
18th 81. Oc2-tf
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real
estate az lowest current rates. Special priv
ueges with respect to prior payments. Large
amounts a speciality. TYLER a RUTHER-
FORD. go 18th ~. y. w. .nOl2-tf
MONEY TO LOAN on ID. c. REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates OF interest. Payments on prin-
cipal in amounts OF 500 or more received at
any interest period TIE +. II. SMITH co
Bond Building. i40s n. Y ave. jy5-f
MONEY TO LOAN-s25O 20 $500. 900 on ID. g.
real estate. Interest low, and all transactions
conducted with economical consideration for
borrowers
WM IT. SAUNDERS & Co.
1901 + ST n. W.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW EST RATES OF
INTEREST on ID. g. Real Estate. 40 un-
rcasona bic dCiaI.
WALLER Il. ACKER.
fel-tf sG2o y 81. N. W.
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A b CAMPBELL n5 i4tA St. y. W.
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LEGAL NOTICES

1N THE SUPREME cor RT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. As Court OF Bank
luptcT. In the matter or Jesse g.. EFg00d
and Jesse J.. ErEood. individually and as
co-partncrs trading under the frm name and
style Of J. g. krgoOd d. Co.. Bankrupts In
Iaukruptcy No G3i. To the creditors OF
Jesse O. ErEOod and Jesse l. Ergood, In
digidualiy and OF the firm OF J. q. Ergood
a Coz bsukruDts. Of the city OF Washington.
j. g.. Notice is hereby given that on the
4th day Of September, 1902. the said Jesse
g.. Ergood and Jesse l.. ErEoOd. as individ-
ualE and as co-partncrs. composing the firm
OF J. g.. ErEOod Co, were individually
snd as said firm duly adjudicated bankrupts,
and that the first meeting 81 their creditors
will be held az my office Rooms . and 10
Eo. as Louisiana Avenue Northwest. Wash
ingtou. u. c.. ON the 18th day of October.
1900. at N O'Clock A. n. at which time tho
said creditors may attend. prove their claims
appoint a trustee or trustees. examine the
lankruDts, and transact such other business
q may properly come before said meeting
WILLIAM N. HALLAM, Referee in Hank
TuptCy. n
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FRED JOHNSON,
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY DEsTRA-
BE RESIDENCE II CLARENDON,
VIRGINIA

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY DEsTRA-
BILE RESIDENCE ~ CLARENDoN
VIRGINIA
BY virtue Of certain Deed OF Trust dulv
recorded IN Deed Book foe page 2Os one
OF the land records for Alexandria County
NiISinia. ard at the -cqucst OF the partv
secured thereby, the undersigned Trustee will
fcl at PUBLIC AUCTION, ON the premises
on Tuesday, the Fifth day Of October 1893
81 O clock p NJ. the following described
lana and premises. situate in Clarendon.
Alexandria County, Virginia. namely Lots 100
lol. and zoe, in Lyons Addition TO Clarendon.
as per plat Of said Subdivision recorded IN
Deed Book No. ii0, page 2S one of the land
Iecofas FOR said County Of AleNa ndria, and
being al the land conveyed by Frank Lyon
Rnd wife, 10 Bernard a. Dyer. BY deed re-
corded in Deed Book 10. page 329 OF said
la-1d records
TERMS OF SALE-Cash sufficient TO pay
the expense Of sale. all unpaid taxes. in
Furancc premium. and the debt secured by
said Deed Of Trust and interest thereon
and two years. with interest at SO. payable
Ecini-aunually. and secured by Deed OF Trust
on the premises. OF all cash, Al the option
Of the purchaser A deposit Of 800 will be
required At time OF sale Terms Of sale
90 be complied with. within ten days or
property Will be Tcsold, at risk and cost or
oefauiting purchaser All convcyancing at
cost Of purchaser.
This property is improved by a six room
dwelling. In good repair. harm. well. etc.
and ls very desirably located on the ". A.
7. 9. Railroad Twenty minutes from
City Post Office.
WILL W. DOUGLAS, Trustee.
". L. a. 7. Bldg..
Ec-b-lt Washington, u. 9.
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STORAGE.

100 STORAGE ROOMS. also by the load
packing ma hauling THOs pBWLIEG q
60. 81. = y. ". Phone Aiain sI.. sc9n-a0t
The Washington times., 1909-10-04

lV A. N, WITHIN my salesrooms. as 9th st.
y. ". oc3-,t
The Washington times., 1909-10-04

AT WALTER b. WILLIAMS & co. Auction
Aooms, corner 10th and ID SITS. y. W. on
saturday, october q 1909. will be sold all
Goods stored In the names OF Hattie Holmes.
Mary Warren, Mrs. r. c. Mitchell, W. NJ.
Hodges Julia V Washington. Julia Lewis,
STORAGE co. ocs-6t-erSus
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On WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8

~ 10 A. n, 20 HORSES. 30 sets Of HAIR
MISS. new and second hand. LANDAU
CARRIAGES, one good HEARSE 4 SUR
1IES. lot Of BUGGIES, RUNABOUTS
DAYTON WAGONS. and SI.EIGHS. will be
sold without reserve.
The Washington times., 1909-10-04
INVESTMENTS.

SQUARES Capitol: room frame: bath
cellar. rents 5000. Price. s., 900.
on CAPITOL HILL. 2-story apartment. 10
rooms . baths, cellar. rents Si2 month trust
81 600 b per cent. Price. 81 $50
W. T.. HARRISON.
Phone Lincoln 700. 40 9Th ST. y. +
90 4
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LOST
MISCELLANEOUS.

MAX BROTsKY & son. Mirror Aanufac-
turers; resilyering. reglding. beveling. Phone
1isin 5957-M 9o7 X 81. n W. sei5-3ot
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MARCUS NOTES. Auctloneer.
426 9th ST y. ".
The Entire Furniture
Stock of w. T. Wilson,
of Baltimore, Md, at
Public Auction by Order
of the Receiver.

Fine Mahogany and Oak Bedroom Suites;
3. z. Maple. Quartered Oak and Mahogany
Dressers and Chifoniers; Massive Brass and
Enamel Beds Springs and Fine Mattresses,
Elegant Buffets. sidebosrds, China Closets,
Pedestal Extension Tables. Dining Room
Chairs. Fine Parlor Furniture. Mahogany and
Oak Wardrobes. Folding Beds. Fine Axmin-
ster and Wilton Rugs. 1000 yards inlaid and
Other Linoleums. loo yards Oilcloths. Mat
tings. Massive Hall Racks, Library FlIrui-
ture in suites and odd pieces Vernis Mar
tin Music Cabinets. ladies' Desks Beautiful
Parlor and Tea Tables, Fine Pedestals.
Mahogany and CHARTERED Oak Dressing
Tables. Velvet and other stair Carpets. Pol
ishod Mahogany and CHARTERED Oak Rockers.
Toilet sets. Mirrors Toilet Cabinets. Ma
hogany and Oak Psrlor Tables and Ladies'
Desks. and many other useful and ornamen-
tai pieces.
y. Bon exhibition, starting Tuesday, oc-
tober .. from q. m. TO . D. m
sale starts THURSDAY, OCTOBER T. AT
Io A. NJ. within my sslesrooms. AS 9th St
y. w. oc3-it
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Offerings in the Realty Markets
of Washington and It's Suburbs
SUBURBAN PROPERTY


1Ch SALE-A cozy 5-room bungalow and
,4sI o4s uaI1 acre hne land; splendid place for
enlekehs- .l. Close 10 cars only $3.50 Easy
The Washington times., 1909-10-04

SUBURBAN SNAP-Nice s-roorn house on
corner lot 50xl40 feet, with water. gas. etc. /.
rents lor 80 per month. Price only s. 500
a. b CAMPBELL, SIS Isth St y w
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
DESK ROOM

FOR RENT-Fine place for dentist office;
Bldg. oc2-Jt
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

FOR SALE OR 1EADE-I.argc old mansion.
in Al repair. which can be Tcmodcled into
store room aui apartments, located ] sq.
from 18Th 81. gooj for any kind OF store
viii trade fof vacant ground OF sell equity
fOf 81 500. t.uet a. per cent See me to-
day. EDWARD l. WILLIAMS. Real Es-
ta;e Onice. oxford Pldg.. lith ST., bet y. r.
ave. and 81 81. ocf-2ts
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-North Columbia Heights north
side OF Shepherd, half block from Bright
wood ave, triangular lot feet front: $1,000
$50 cash. BOX 205. Times office. se30-6t
The Washington times., 1909-10-04

FoR RENT IN THE MUNsEY BUILDING.
THE FINEST OFFICE BUILDING IN
WASHINGTON ESPECIALLY DESIRA-
BILE FOR IRES6 AND BUSINESS REP
RES ENrAyIVlsS. SERVICE AID AP-
POiNTME, rs OF THE-HIGHEST ORDER
LOCATION IDEAL RENTALS Low. Az
PLY FOR PARTICULARS. AGENT Or
BUILDING. apls-t
The Washington times., 1909-10-04

FOR SALE-Only 500 cash. balance SO
monthly. 8 splendid 2-story brick houses on
lettercd street southeast, with fine rooms
bath. furnace heat; one block from Ia ave
cars; remarkably cheap AT s., $50 to s. 800
WILLIGE. GIBBS * DANIEL. 603-605 18th
seae-Iot
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-02
HIS WAY WAS CREASED.
BIZ Gregory Got His in Double Quick
Time.

AS an example Of swift justice the
Solomon Tribune submits the case Of
VIM. Gregory who is now serving a
80 days sentence in the county jail
for selling whiskey. 1t. says: County
Attorney Rugh came up from Abilene
last Tuesday and at / o'clock started
to hold an inquisition. He examined
five witnesses, three Of whom testi-
fled that they had recently purchased
whiskey from Gregory. A complaint
was then drawn up and sworn to, a
warrant issued by Justice Of the Peace
keeler, William was arrested and
brought into court, he pleaded guilty
to one count, was sentenced to pay
a fine of 800 and serve so days in
the county Jail, commitment was is-
sued and William was turned over to
Constable Butcher. and the entire
proceedings lasted only about an hour
and a half.
William explained this particular
sale by saying that the quart Of
b0ose was standing on his table
when party came into the house
and picked up the bottle, leaving
$3.50 on the table in its place and that
the following morning he noticed the
money lying there and put 1t in his
pocket. 1t is not thought that VIII
liam has been making a business of
whiskey, but three different
parties swore that they had bought
the stuff from him and that settled
Il
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-02
Christmas Burr Mcintosh.

For the past seven years the
Christmas Burr Mcintosh Monthly
has come to be considered one Of the
best attractions Of the holiday sea-
son throughout the United States.
The Christmas 1909 number 10 q
gem among other magazines. There
are several full pages, each in a
number OF colors, and the remaining
pages are in shades Of art tone inks.
The Christmas number is always SOC
q copy. double the price Of regular
issues. but the larger quantity pub
lIshed is eagerly bought By lovers
Of pictorial perfection. Your favOrite
news dealer can supply you with the
Christmas Burr Mcintosh Monthly
II you apply early.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-02
MerrifIeId, Left Half

line for touch down. Taylor then
booted the inflated bun for a sue
cessful goal kick netting the corn
huskers the score of g..
In the second half Abilene was
hero of the tragedy Mcdonnell got
away with several good punts and
onside kicks. The pigskin was kept
in Chapman's territory three fourths
of the second half. The fates must
have conspired against the local grid
ironists yesterday. Abilene had the
ball within the danger mark several
times but was unable to heave 1t
across the goal line.
This game ended the season for
Abilene. The attendance at the game
was q record breaker. About $50
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-02

No. 10. One-half section IL miles
from Abilene. 3 miles to good rail-
road station. Finely improved and
best Of land. good neighborhood. IL
room house. large barn. good orchard.
Price s20,5OO, terms on part. This
Is cheapest farm in neighborhood.
No. "a. 606 acre ranch, with over
100 acres in cultivation while lot
more could be cultivated. All fenced
and fine stock proposition, ever
lasting springs In pasture, good 7
room house. barn 5OxS6, all needed
outbuildings. It is money maker
and well worth the price asked, $36
per acre. 1t is located about seven
miles from Woodbine and six or eight
thousand dollars will handle it,
/ 100 acres 5 miles Of Herington,
100 acres in cultivation, so acres pas
ture, 80 End bottom, 16 alfalfa,
orchard, all fenced, room house,
ba-n 44x4e. well and mill. A good
farm and cheap at $4,000. Terms
$4,000. :,