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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-05-05

task to lnundate the rubber with
scores. However, the boys in blue
put up a fairly strong defense BY
replacing men nearly every inning.
After the display Of baseball pull
ed off at the park yesterday after
noon the prospects for a winning
team sure looks possible. Muggsy
Monroe looked natural tramping
down alfalfa in center garden and
Bechtold, in right, certainly pulled
off a grand stand double play for 50
early in the season. Hewie Jennings
brlghtens up things at short and has
won the hearts Of the fans already.
The remainder Of tryouts made q
good showing. With Manager VIII
sons coaahing q whirlwind team
will soon be whipped into shape.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-05-05
SHIFTING SOIL.

Real Estate Transfers Reported b
). e. Keel, Abstracter.
George DObson to Sarah Ann Bishop
lots 1873, 14O, 142, Main street
Solomon, s7OA
H. A. Knight and wife to s. W. Diehl
lot 10, blk i, Poor & knights
add Chapman, 1886.
David A. Springer and wife to VIII
liam H. Walker lots /, 2, blk g.
New Navarro, $1,000.
william H. Walker and wife to John
LOndene lots /, and 2, blk 3, New
Navarro. 1850.
Jacob steelsmith ana wife to sher-
man Kir klots 81, O.. SO, Fifth
and Cedar streets, s. 4 A. add
Abilene, $3.50.
George L. cryderman and wife 70
Sarah L. cryderman, lot %. Sixth
street Solomon. 81.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-05-05
HOME NEXT FRIDAY.
River Brethren Mission Visitors SEND
a Greeting.

San Francisco, Cal, May dear
Reflector: For the satisfaction Oh
those who may be interested in our
home coming we hereby give infor-
nation Of our whereabouts. we en-
tered the harbor yesterday noon and
are under quarantine for "a hours.
We are assured Of being ianded
about noon today. All passengers
and crew had to be vacclnated. we
left Kongkong April 2, stopping at
Shanghai, Nagasaki, Koke, Yoka-
hama and Honolulu by the way
We had a pleasant voyage OF TWEEN
ty nine days. Expect to stop at Up
land, CAL, and reach Abilene Friday
noon, after an absence from home OF
over nine months. We are both
feeling very well.
]. N. ENGLE,
JOHN N. SHEETS.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-05-05
Als.rr PEOPLE.

Charles Linden was in from VA
varre.
Miss Edna Mosely Of Dillon was
in town shopping.
Mrs. w. H. Catch was up from
Woodbine shopping.
AZ. q. Reynolds was in from Ma
yarre transacting business.
Mrs. .Wm. Holeman and daughter,
zayde. left for visit at South Ha-
ven.
H. il. Knisely was in from Tai
mage and made the Reflector a pleas
ant call.
Dr.. r. M. Mcshea was up from
Chapman attending the county medl-
Zeal association,
t a. w. sterner, one Of the promi-
neht farmers near Hope, was pleas
ant caller on the Reflector.
Mrs. N. L. Eddy and daughter OF
Pittsfield, ILL.,, are visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.. Kugler.
Henry Rufener was in from Day
ton, bringing his fast two-year-old
for training on the Abilene track.
Isaac Rulings, one of the leading
farmers Of WilIowdale, was IN town.
He says the growing crops need rain
badly.
Miss Fay R. Miller has returned
from ottawa where she has been at
tending the Seventh Day Adven.
school. she is a stepdaughter OF
A. M. Baldwin.
&, s. Smith returned from fenn-
svlyania where he went with the
body Of Mrs. M. Beltzhooyer who
was buried in the old cemetery near
her early home.
J. ]. Kugler is home from Pennsyi-
vania where he was c.'ed by the
death a lis father. His nother who
q 81 yca,s cid is in cool health an
III Suc,er was there inonth max
ipg things comfortable f'r her
i A. Patterson Of Carlton was up
on business and called on the Retlec,
tor. He says there are some gooo
fields Of wheat south Of Abilene, put
that he went out Of wheat raising
several years ago and confines ms
operations to corn, alfalfa and i've
stock. He has recently Travelled
from the lakes to the gulf and ocean
to ocean thinking of relocating but
found no place the equal OF Kansas
He says Kansas is the best state IN
the union and he will remain on ms
farm here.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-05-05
Are At Wichita.

The Parker shows are in Wichita
this week playing to ibg crowds
The Beacon says of their arrival:
The Great Parker Shows speciaO
train Of thirty cars. with large can
vas banners tackled on the sides oil
the cars, reading Watch wichita
win" advertising this fact all the way
from Enid, Oklahoma, to wichita
arrived here at 1850 a. m. Sunday
belne met at the depot by a very
large crowd Of curious people VINO
enjoy the novelty Of seeing a SHOW
train unload. Immediately on their
arrival there was an army Of work
Ingmen crawling out from under
wagons, tents and every eoneeiVaole
place. reminding one of an ant hili'
ana proceeded to unload the show
Il was all hustle and hurry but a
very noticeable feature was the fact
that there was not the usual cursins
ana yelling 50 often seen at the un-
loading Of similar organizations ana
the clrcuses.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-05-05
BIG LAND DEALS.
j. II. Norman Puts Through seVeraA
Real Estate Sales.
D M bINNHIf
JOHN NJ. SHEETS.

This is supposed to be a quiet time
in real estate deals but J. H. Nor
man is doing more business than
ever. He recently in conjunction
with o. B. Berry traded a section Of
land in Texas for the Brown mill AZ
Industry. He also sold Ed. Rey-
uolds Of Longford a quarter section
Of Texas land and a 40 acre tract 70
James Morley Of the same place.
ne has also Just sold his vwn
farm Of $40 acres near LOnstord %
& D. Davis Of Bolivar, Mo- for sis'-
400. Four years ago Nj. Norman Sc
cured $50 acreI near LonEford' pay
ing Sio,6oo for It, and has nov as !.
possd q nIi Of Il receiving $4,000.
that 4 doing pretty ven
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-05-05
POSTAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY
COMES OVER HOME LINES

supt. R. E. Fegan Of the Home
Telephone and Telegraph Co., today
announced that the Postal Telegraph
Co. has leased the use Of the Home
Telephone lines for telegraph pur-
poses. Every Independent telephone
office win thus become a Postal tele-
graph office. Messages 10 Dickinson
county win be phoned % Abilene
ana .sisrrsphed from here. The Pos
III Vim zee ne independent lines ell
over Ksns.t ana inns reach hundreds
- oolsfr whst. L tas noi heretofore
arrHr1.f
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-05-05
Cot Hia Pension Increased.

Samuel Gipe is in receipt OF IN
formation that special Dill inc'eas-
lng his pension to $50 per month
has passed both houses of congress
and been signed by the president
Mr.. cipe deserves and needs this
increase and is happy over the fact.
The bill was introduced and passed
through the efforts of Congressman
Calderhead.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-05-05
Had a Pleasant Time.

The Columbian club held Its regu-
lar annual meeting at the home OF
Mrs. Hoffman in Enterprise YESTERDAY
afternoon. A delicious two course
luncheon was served at one o'clock
several members Of the Hawthorne
club Of Chapman and the Converse
ton club Of Enterprise were also
guests. These annual meetings with
Mrs. Hoffman are always looked for-
ward to by the members of the Col
umbian club with great anticipation
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-05-05
BRIDGE AND sPRINKLING.
Two Subjects that Interested the
Commercial Club.

The commercial club last night
threshed out the sDrinkling propo-
sltion. A committee was named to
solicit subscriptions ami to contract
with Jay Harding: J., W. Hapton-
stall, ]. Hoon, F. Pinkham, D. W.
Tappan.
This committee was named to con-
fer with the county commissioners
and ask them to repair the West
First street bridge: J. T. Prender-
CAST, R. M. white, J. A, Flack. @. A.
Rogers. C. c. sterl.
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MAY GIVE REBATE FARE.
Disbursements Association Talks Of
Getting Trade.

me merehants' association last
night discussed plans for rebating
fare to people who come from neigh
boring towns to buy goods here.
salIna already does 1t and Abilene
viii probably put the plan in effect.
No definite arrangements were made
but It wfil be taken up later.
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win its first game yesterday BY can
nonading seven runs across the pan
to TT. RIleys 3. The soldiers
seemed unable to hinder Abilene's
assault. Twelve hits were secured
by the locals and with the four err
rors Of the visitors, It was no difficult
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For sac.

A modern 6 room house on vine
street, lot ssxsOO feet, electric light
hath. city water, good barn, hen
house, fruit and fine shade trees
Best location in Abilene for fine
home. INQUIRE Of G. G. sterl.dtf4w2t
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JAPANESE I'd CONDUCT IT.
Belle Springs Laboratory In Charge
Of Prof. Kewail.

The. Belle Springs creamery labor
atory has been placed in charge Of
Prof. Kewaii, a Japanese. recently
in Wisconsin agricultural college. He
is an expert dairyman and will have
charge Of cream testing, etc.
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THEY WERE in SINGAPORE.
dickinson Mission Visitors Odd Ex-
periences in India.

Singapore, Malay Peninsula, MAI
2o-After weeks sailing with one
days stop at Penang, on the west
coast Of the Malay Peninsula we ar
lived at Singapore on Saturday morn
;ng where we lay several days I'M
loading cargo. The city in one par
ticular is different from some places
10 which we have been, in that tne
Lords day is observed, insofar
that no cargo was unloaded.
on Saturday we walked up through
me city to the American M =. Pun
fishing House, and had little talk
With the manager. Learning of their
different services in the different
languages, for the next day we oe-
c,ded to attend the English service
IN their commodious brick cnurcn
short distance from the publisn'fg
house. So we were there for the y
o'clock preaching service, which was
we'll attended, having a membership
here Of about one hundred. At b
o'clock we returned again to hear
an address by a representative OF
M British and Foreign Bible Soc
iety. who has laboured several years
81 Persia. This talk was interesting
and Instructive.
The population Of this city is ABOUT
100000 and about two-thirds Of the
population Of the Malay Peninsula
q Chinese. A number Of different
societies are engaged in mission Work
here and on the islands surrounding
ii, but much Of this large field Is
vet untouched.
This city is much cleaner tnan lnos'
Of the cities Of India in which we
were. There are many large ana
permanent buildings tfre, among
them some large churches and mis-
sion buildings. The city is built on
an Island probably six by ten miles
We had some beautiful scenery the
last morning Of our voyage, as we
came down through the Malacca
straight. with It's many islands on
either side Of our boat, some lars-
ar. some smaller. with an occasional
lighthouse, or few small buildings
on them. Some with rocky Gins.
some with the beautiful palms ana
others green Vegetation.
Our letter this time will be some
shorter than most in the past Our
yovage from Calcutta to this place
vas 4 very smooth one. We praise
me Lord for His protection, and Hii
vuldlus hand thus far, and pray
that his shelterins care may con.
tIpus 10 be over Us as We wend our
course homsFard again to be win
our family and loved ones Whoss
prayers we are sure have been ioi-
JACOB N. ENGLE.
-.rr,- n orruUTq
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RECENT REFLECTIONs

THE Great Parker Shows are az
wichita this week.
L. H. Riddle Of Harrington mas
purchased No. 10 Buick q p, y
coulson & Co.
b. A. Ida has resigned as clerk
Of Flora township and Harry Harvey
appointed to the place.
Mrs. Dunlap, residing on south
Fourth, had a paraIytic stroke sun
day evening and is in critical con-
dition.
Glenn Ryan, assessor Of Kidge
township, handed in his returns 70
County Clerk King today. He IS the
f,fth to give in complete returns.
IT. v. Prendergast sold model
"a roadster overland to George NC
Bowie living southwest Of town ana
NSvyAS -'.-o :, snrawland IN
4 model Al touring car oyerlanu =
VIM. Blunderfield OF IalmAse'
~ tsnt coIored minstrel show
s sY oro~,d last evening, but
4 was as large as was deserved, ABB
lene co s.S,,, anony NJ colored popu-
,s.,an
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WANT SIDEWALKS Il FEET
Petition 70 Have No Change Ia Pres
eut Measure.

A petition Is being circulated
among the property owners to have
ne council change It's plans for paw
lne b. fixing the Sidewalk width 81
~ feet a. At present. The plans
can FOR Il feet and VII neesssitate
widening oi'ail walks down town.
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(Prlees for creamery butter a.
point named for week ending today
Dickinson county price IL cents
less than New York and ~ cents
les than chicago.)
Chicago crsamsry 2t-lse, dAifN
s1-sse.
kansa, olR orsansrT zee, nr.a
Lls.
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JACOB N. ENGLE,
JOHN N. SHEETS.

word has been received from Elasr
= n. Ensle and Rev. John snse.s
tsst thsy arrived At Upland. oall-
fornIa sundar. Tier szpect . A.
rl,s 4 kbnens Friday a1d aiao %
$685. isrs isss a ns1e Springs
-. esIo1sa5 ana 0s111I
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WON us FIRST GAME.
Defeat n. RILEY : to s-worked in
Crest Form.

Although the weather vas rather
amy Tor baseball. 3 fsis sised crowd
q fsau rsv lhs Apllgas laasne '''n
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b. A. Ida has resigned as clerk
Of Flora township and Harry Harvey
appointed to the place.