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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-14
3~immermeifters @raf nieoer.
Seferreid=1tnaarn.

Sn IS / e n lit 9omfapitl1lar Soiepb
Sitter b. Segri 81 Son Yietro inn I'll
ter bon ~ Sabren geitorben. - @ben=
oo ltarb ser Gripatooeent uno Mbtbei=
lungSbori tano ser Boliflinif 81. sos.
8rinfelo i'm Sitter bon 70 Sabren.
= SSm &e6emptoriiten=&oQeg in o.
ben beridie0 ser @olfsmilliondr g.
Mnton Snn%erfofler, geb. in Serten
(GDroD am 10. Mpril 1913: = SSn
Gina a. 9. itarb-6er peni. &an5lei=
0iener ser t. t. Staatsbabnen 6ran5
Burger i'm Sitter bon so Sabren, uno
einige strm0en ipater audi feline "a
ldbrige Sror. = Ser 24jabrige 2eb=
rer S. @erman11 bon @i6f0gI err
idoB ii6 5ufauig auf ser Sag0. SS1r
@or5 begging sic 45 Sabre alte Ga-
roline Maecari selbitmor6, in0em tie
lire &leioer nit Spiritus iiberidit=
tete un0 a%n5iin0ete. - Ser @taats=
6a%bnfaiiirer Sra. Men3in in Srie1t
lit ra6 ltnter1dlagung poin mebreren
tauien0 &ronen flii@tig getpor6en. -
SIN &farrorte ct. MicoIauso. 8.
Drau (@em. Maria @aiD fin6 sic
Stride lno IL 9auie r abgebrannt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-14
Seue 3prten Der &inbbeit.

Bie mblldmedeno maren oie 8or-
ten ser ainobeit. Seine Eorten
ldmeden ieet mebr 10 gut, mas bat fid
%acdnoert? Die Eorten? Stein, SSbr
feib's. SIR babt 6ie araft ,6en geiun.
ben Magen, sic gut tpirfet6e 2eber,
sie Hdtigen Mieren, oas reguldre Gin.
seueioe Ser ainobeit perloren. Cure
8eroouune 1T i@ledt, uno Sbr tooe1t
STE @obrung. @as lit notbmenoig?
gin ponitdnoiges @enopiren aller Or>
gane ser Beroauueng permttte1ft Cleo
trio 8itters = Magen, 2eber, Nieren,
g%ingepeioe. - 8eriudt es! Sic ftel-
len Guren Mppetit ser Sugeno uno
Sic Wertbiddbung Ser Mabrung mie.
ser fer un0 idttieen guren aorper
mieoer geniigeno nit neuer @ein11o.
belt, Gtdrfe nno 2ebensmutb. 500 IN
Molitors Mpotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-14
Kinder 8chreten
MACH FLETCHER'S
CAS- oRIA
Qnrembnrg.

Muf sen 8annen bon so erfboI5
nn6 Mli6eio lit infolge ser nieoerge=
gangenen @epitter, perbunoen nit
5agelldlofen sic &%ornernte fait gdn5=
!i@ 3erft0rt mor6en. 8eridieoene 81
entbiimer baben bereits begonnen, bog
beidaoigte &orn ab5umdben, I'M NIT
@ei6eforn ibr Slid gu berlu9en.
Mu9 sic &aferernte bat sdaoen ge=
litten, ga sic @alme bielfah gefnidt
iin6. Cine Mn5abl 8aume bon ser
Merfbol5er @alteitene Biz gum 9orf
mur6en Dom 8lib %getroffen un6 GET
idmettert ooer entmur5elt. = Sn
2nremburgm ur6e Der peniionirte
0berlebrer sos. &apier gu @rabe ge-
trogen. = Sn 8eles begging ser "a
Sabre alte, aus &ob14ei6 gebiir=
tige Mrbeiter Sobann S9robiItgen
5elbitmoro inoem CT cine 9pnamit-
patrone in Sen M1tno nabm un6 CUR
.grploIton bradte. - SSn M0rs<
s or itorb Sic iunge @attin 6es Bir-
ties 8eter 2auer, nadoem iie Drillin=
gen bos 2eben gegeben. Die &inoer
iino geiuno l1no fraftig entmidelt. Ser
traurige Go6esfau bat groBe Gbeil=
nabme berborgerufen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-14

II Sabre alte 5odter oes 8iebban0-
lers slug. &rumme in 5al5nlen
beim 6eueronma@en @etrole,tm 3ugie.
Ben molte, %erplooirte oieies. Mit ent-
lebliden 8ranomunoen bebedt muroe
oaS Mdo9en ms it6btti6e &ranfen-
baus eingeleifert. - SSn Sm / It + / II
itarb i'm 81. 2ebensiabr Ser
9err Naltor un6 &reisldulinipeftor
5anen.
Standardization.
Sdmere @olfenbriide, @emitter
uno 8litidldge baben in gar5 Mittel-
|Deuti9lano, insbeionoere in &urbeiien
an1o Hlringen, unberedenbaren S6a-
oen ongeridtet. l1eber IL @erionen
muroen pom 8libe ~getroffen be5p. &C.
.ootet. Cine groBe Mnsobl @ieb lit
erldlogen. sluBer in @oiiel uno Ser
rad1ten ltmgebrrng bat es aud FONT
in Ser Nropil15 9elien=9faiiau bauftg
eingelhlagen uno pielfa6 6euersbriin=
lte peruriabt.
@eHm=9 armitabt.
8ei ser Neidstags-S tidtpabl i'm 2.
heililden &reiie Srieoberg-@ ii=
aingen manoten Sic 5ortlhrittlide
Golfpartet un0 sic Sungliberalen If
re l1nteritiibung 6em S%o5ialoemofra=
ten 8uiolo SIT, ser infolge oeiien NIT
runo 5000 5timmen Webrbeit iiber
Sen &anoioaten oes 8l1nbes ser 9ano-
mirtbe, @elmbolt, liegte. 9as Scr
6olten ser beioen ubiirgerliden" Ear-
teien fat in TON ierpatipen &%reiien gro
BE gntriitl1ng berporgerufen. = gus
ser 8ombenattentdter un0 @anfrau=
Der in 81 ie0berg, Ser ii6 betm
MiBlirgen ieiner Slltdt erldoB, tit
Ser 81 Sabre alte, aus 2eip5ig ltam=
me1oe Saul @inges ermittelt, Ser be-
reits inn Moi 1906 in Miin6en Ell
men 8anfroub periibte. Mls Mtti6ul=
bigger muroe ser 20 Sabre alte 9aboe=
der &arl @erner ermtttelt> Ser itd
onrd) sic 6l1tdt ms Mnslano borlau=
Jig in @iderbeit bradte, aber balo in
9iitti9 C8elgien) feitgenommen m1r=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-14
Dlbenbura

Sn s ap peln feierte fiir3li4 ser
l1el1gepeibte Brieiter sos. 8obmann
aus Ieniteot, in 6 m d Ser neuge<
miebte Hrieiter 6ran5 Norperf feline
Brimi5. - SSn Neumangerog
Bel @arel itarb fiir5lid ser fribere Sea-
pitdn Sobann 2ufbs I'M Sitter bon SO
Sabren. Mls I'M Sabre 1854 bie gro
BE 5turmflutb einen groBen 3beil
BON Dem oamaligen Dorf 8angerog
iortriB uno oiele SamiIien ibrer Sci
matb beraubt muroen, lieB @roBber-
5og Yeter Sen ungliidli6en Bel 8arel
oas jebige Neumangerog ais neue Set
matb anmeiien. gu oieien geb0rte
al1b 2l1tbs. 8is gu ieinem 81. 2ebens-
iabr tbat er nod Dienit ais &npitan.
@liak 2otbringen.
Mit SEN Mrbeiten fir Sen 12 Mil-
lionen=8 ouleoaro in StraBburg
|ioQ I'M Sftober 1911 begonnen tper=
sen. Ser erite StraBen0urdbru9
eebt bon ser Mt-9t. 8etersfirde bis
gum &%leberplob. = Ole Yfarrfirde
in 8ie6ertba1 miro 0urd einen
@rmeiterungsbau pergr0Bert. = SSn
@unbersbofen fan0 sic gil1=
mei6ung Ser nelten Stride 1tatt. = S1n
aien5beim 1tarb bo6m. &r. Eiar=
rer Sartman11. St bate 19 Sabre in
Obermidelba6 uno II Sabre III
&ien5beim gemirft. = Sn 2euten-
heim brannten @obnbalts l10
S6uppen oes Gagners Mlops SSH
telm ab. - Ser @ebirgsort % a n
aenburg iol electrii6es- 2ibt er=
tulten.
Sdpeis.
SIM ne1en 5beile ser @toot 8 IL
5ern fan0 sic @runo 1teinlegung gu
elmer neuen ct. 8aulus- Stride 1tatt.
= Sn Mppen5eII itarb, 72 SAT-
re alt, Ser 8nbnbofsrei tarrateur
Studs, p%ieliabriger &ronenmirtb uno
Gantonsrihter. = SSn 6 o a II mur=
Sc ser 6ubrbalter @erbert bon einem
6ubrperfe t00tli6 iiberfabren. = SSn
8engen bran1te 6aS @aus 6es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-14

nno ebenio al1b Ser Motbelnberger=
@of, @em. Gospolobofen. - SSn
Nenningenm uroe Sic @rrnoltein-
legl,ng sur neuen Stride porgenom=
men. - Sn Sberbrettingen
m,roe sic nerte 5dmei t%ernItation fir
&ranfenpflege, &leinfinoer-5 dl1le uuo
Nd1b-l1nterridt eroffnet. = geim 8a=
SEN inn Nedar ertranf Ser IA Sabre al
te 9 udbinoerlebrling @ottl. @iridbllr=
ger BON &eutlingen. Sn
M0bringen a. S. iiberfltbr ser
Bauer CTR. @agner iein 9iabrigeS
Sodterben tootlid. Die biirgerli=
ben &oaegien bon 9 obIingerb a-
ben Sic freipiuige fatb. &pnfelilons=
id)1le o1f Sic Sta0t iibernomn1en. =
9ie biirgerliden &olegien bon 9 e IL
tcIsbod buben nit ser Nedarmer=
fe M.=@. in gBlingen eine1 &ertrag
iiber &%erjorgung Ser @emeinoe nit
eleftrilher gnergie fir &raft- nno
Acknowledgements abgel6lo1ien. =
Sagperfsbelieer 6. 9en5 in SEA
qoI0 tranf aus @erieben Sdmefel=
idure uno itorb nod %qualpoqen Set
Sen.
8a6en.
Ser haoii9e 2anotag fat cine &e-
lolution m1genommen, Sitel unb Or
SEN nit 1000 Big 5000 Marf 5u Be-
%iteuern. - SIM 8ienenbauie bon S.
@ndber in gttIingen ridtete
6euer einen Sdaoen bon $4,000 Mf.
an. - Sos Sous oes 56mie0emei=
tiers 8iidler in @0idmei1erm muir
Sc bonn 8libe eingedidert. - Ser
iiiolide Ibeil ser @emarflmg Sdu=
fern muroe BON einem Sagelidlag
teimgeiudt, Ser einen 56aoen bon
10000 Morf anrihtete. SSn Sber=
barmersba9 diderte ser 8lib Dos
Wobnbous oes 2anomirtbes Stepban
@nber elm. = Sn &appenau
brannten sic Mnmeie n 6es 2anomir=
ties @einrid gngel u116 bes @agners
@ottlieb @eitb nieoer. = 3u &ebl
fiel oos 3idbr. Sobnden oes @4tf,
fers @ofmann in's @aIier. lin oaS
@in6 gu retten, iprang Sic Mutter na4
un6 beioe ertranfen. = SIM Sber,
minoen (9lmt Walfir9) pur0e oas
Anmelen 6es Garl 8abl 0urd 8lis=
iblag eingedidert. = Sin Men /,
II g mur0e ser So Sabre alte 2an0=
fDirtb Garl Gogel bonn 8like eri 9la=
gen.
9annpber.
SSn ser Neulta0t bon 9annober
pnroe fiir5lid sic Sperberg=5hule,
cine brittle fatboliide 0olfsidule, fei-
erli9 ibrer 8etimmung iibergeben.
Sic fat 100000 Marf gefoitet. =
Sn ser 8auerl9aft bel gms=
biiren muroe ser aus 8ietmariden ge=
birtige Zimmerman 2eugner, MEL
der Bel einem @ausbau belddftigt
mar, bonn 8lit eridlagen. @ein 8rn-
ser, ser neben linn ltan6, muroe be-
tdubt, erbolte li@ aber mie6er. 2e1g=
ner NOR 19 Sabre aft uno unoerbet,
rnt1et. - Sci 2ingen ertronf Ser
Dberprimaner Ber1ter &oboen, Elm
9obn seq Mmtmanns &oboen in Berl,
heitn 8oben in Ser GINS. = Ms oie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-14
Mit Der 9lbnabntc mnierer 8albbc.

Wttl utI ltulIuyutt AlllS|S@ 0u]0Ot>
itanoe l11o Sem fteigenoen 8erbraud
BON 8oble geminnt ser bisber menig
bea9tete Sort 8e0el1tung als 8rennz
material. 8ie elm neueroings er-
i9ienener Beri9t 6es @eologii4en
@ermeiiunes- Bureau beio9t, 9ibt es
oabon cine nnmenge in Ben Ser
[Staaten, cine oberfld@lide @6abung
nimmt sen 8eftan6 ouf $4,000 GOO.
1000 Sonuen an, nno oeren @ertb,
menn in Ser eeb0rigen Sorm in Sen
|&an6el gebradt So 6ie Eonne lit. Mit-
bin liegt Elm 8rennmaterioI gum Be=
TRACE bon 80, 900 &onner
nod unoermenoet ga. Sn europa lit
|Gorf in bol3armen @egen6en ange-
mein i'm @ebrauh, bod iiberiteigt Der
|gerbrau@ nidt iber 10000, 600 &on-
men bas Sabr. Biroe bier 10 bel
bertuenoet mer6en, 10 bitten mir ouf
100 Sabre genug berartiges 8renn-
material.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-14

Die erfolereidite Meoi3in ser @elt
fir Sdmer3 i'm gingemei6e 1T Giant
berlains Collie, @bolera= nno Diarr>
boe-Seilmittel. Sc fat mebr 5dmer3
uno 2eio geitiut uno n1ebr 2eben gc-
rettet ais irgen6 cine anoere Meoi3in
I'M @ebraud. uni9abbar fir 4inoer
uno grmadiene. 8erfauft bon Der
Molitor Drug So.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-12-22
GRADE OR sUB-GRADE; WHICH,
Could You Tell The Difference
Tainter Wants to Know.

What's the difference between a
grade and a sub-grade? That's what
j. e, fainter of the Capital Construc-
ton Co. would like to know. It's a
matter Of dollars and cents to Mr..
Tainter-also to the city of Abilene.
fainter says, according to the
terms of the contract for pavement
construction here, he ought to be
paid for all excavations made where
the former street grades were higher
than the finished dirt surface on
which the concrete base was laid.
That, he says, is the grade referred to
in the contract. City Engineer Muir
docks says 1t is only the sub-grade,
and, as you may have guessed, he has
a letter in his pocket from Burns &
Mcdonnell to prove 1t. He says the
contractors are entitled to pay only
for excavations down to the level OF
the asphalt Furface Of the pavement
as It stands when completed.
But letters don't 90 with Mr..
Fainter. He wants to drag ia the
specifications. Members Of tbs eoun'
Gil protest that these technl;i dis
butes have Il I'm "all balled 10,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-12-22
HIS LIFE WORK is ENDED.
Obituary Of Henry J. Haston, Good
Son, a Worthy Friend.

Henry Joseph Haston born at New
man, Kansas, July 26, 1874, departed
this life Thursday, Dec. Is, 1910, at
8 n. m. at st. Mary's hospital, Kan
sas City, Mo.
Henry was a former Abilene boy
having attended our city schools and
will be missed by many Of his old
classmates as we'll as by the friends
he made in Abilene In later years
He moved to Kansas City about
10 years ago and became identified
with the firm OF l.. B. Price Mer-
camille Co. OF which firm he was
still a member at the time OF his
death. He was widely known and
.l,vci in Kansas City as will be seen
by the following testimonial card
sent by his fellow members OF the
Kansas City Credit Mems associate
and published In the Kansas City
Star, Sunday: Deepest sympathy
In memory OF our dear member, Mr..
Henry ]. Haston, the most unselfish,
the kindest, the most charitable and
noble Of all. A beautiful character
a life worthy our emulation.-Kan-
sas City Credit Mems Association.
His remains we're brought to Abb
lene Friday night by his Borrowing
brother and sister; accompanied BY
slr pail bearers. his fellow associates
in business. and taken to his home
on East Enterprise street where they
remained until Saturday morning and
we're then taken to st. Andrews
church where high mass was cele-
brated, thence to the Catholic eeme-
tery where they were laid to rest
amongst the floral tributes OF bis
friends. The easket was covered with
six feet Of roses a gift from bis fell
low employees and surmounted BY
broken wheel, 4 tribute OF the
Credit Mems association In Kansas
CITY. ne remainder Of the flowers
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-12-22
GOLDEN BELT SOCIETY
AT Topeka JANUARY B.

DR.. L. o. Nordstrom the secretary
of the Golden Belt Medical society
which holds It's next meeting in To-
peka January 5, is new preparing the
program for the oct aston. 1t is said
II will be the most instructive pro-
gram the society has hao at any OF
The past several meetings. At this
meeting the selection Of the place for
meeting of the State Medical society
next April will be made, and a strong
delegation of doctors will go from
this city with a determination to
land the meeting for salina Il pos
sible.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-12-22
DEATH OF FORMER CHAPMANITR
Little Johnnie Irwin Brought There
for Burial.

Chapman, Dec. 19.-Little John
Irwin, eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Irwin, formerly of Chapman
Died a cerebro spinal meningitis at
the family home in Kansas City Sun
day, aged Z years. The body was
brought frap Kansas City today. The
funeral will be held here tomorrow
morning in st. Mlchaeps church.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-12-22
News OF Former DickinsOnlAns.

Jacob H. George and wife Of Good
man, Mo-, and formerly Of this coun-
~ have spent the autumn in northern
Illinois where they own several rich
farms and are at present in Iowa with
relatives and friends. They have
property interests in Des Moines ana
in Missouri. They expect to return
home about Jan. LIST. Rev. and MA
Noah zook expect to make their home
with them.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-12-22
LAST DAY OF GRACE.
After Today Taxes for First Half 1910
Are Overdue.

Today was the last day on which
taxes for the first half Of the year
1910 could be paid without being
overdue. County Treasurer Morse
reports about IS per cent Of the
taxes already paid up-about the
same as at the corresponding time
last year. The exact amount will
not be known for few days, as many
of the people in outlying parts OF
the county have paid their taxes at
the banks, and these have not yet
reported.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-12-22
MITCHELL COUNTY FAIR AHEAD
Made More Money Than Dickinson
Fair Lost.

The Beloit Gazette publishes the
following regarding profits earned By
the Mitchell county fair this year:
In comparison with the showing
made By the Mitchell County Fair
which has money in the bank, It Is
interesting to note that at the Dick
inson county fair meeting the other
day at Abilene. the officials showed
deficit Of $500. The Mitchell
county organisation e more than
that amount ahead.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-12-22

outlined his last resting place. Well
may 1t be said Those who go are
happier than those they leave be-
hind"
To his sorrowlng family we extend
our sincere sympathy.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-12-22

Judge Moore has procured for
Ms 7. S. HaIIam q pension at the
rate Of s12 per month and also the
aecGiued pension due Mr.. Hallam At
tse time Of his death
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-12-22

Mr. A. A. Haston and family and
Mrs. Lucy Tull and daughters de-
sire to thank their, many friends for
kIndneuses shown them in their re-
cent sad bereavement
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-12-22
LETTERS TO SANTA CLAUS.
address letters Santa Claus care
Reflector, Abilene, Kansas.")

Dear Santa Claus: Please give
me what you think I would be pleased
to have. would liks pair Oh
roller skates. Mable s. Stone.
= y
Dear Santa: Please bring me can
DIV. nuts, oranges, bananas and pair
Of belt slippers with fur around the
ton and what ever else you have to
spare. Remember all the poor chill
dren. Yours truly, Reba Dobkins'
Dear Santa: Please bring me
doll. a little stove, an automobile
and some candy and nuts. have
little sister that isn't big enough to
write, please bring her something
nice, too. With love, from Pearl
YcnaIly.
Dear Santa Claus: Wont you
please bring me some candy. nuts
and figs, some red felt slippers with
fur tops. / don't want too much
because / want you to remember al
the little poor children and those who
are sick. II you have any thing
left that would be nice for littls
girl Q years old bring It to me. Your
friend, Leone Dobkins;
= y
Dear santa. i would like to have
candy, nuts and amoving picture ma
chine and a drum. hope you vii
rot get lost. live west Of Abilene
aboal 8 miles. Goodbye, from yoLr
friend. Charles =. B.
Dear santa Claus: am q little boz
flveyosrs old and have a little cousin
nearly eight months old. ! wish you
would please bring us some presents.
Bring ne an automobile tAat I can
rlds h. . drum. . bora ana . flying
machine. A rlttio box and rocking
honss Tor eoasln Cecil ana sandy,
nnls snd orapesI iof an Ven hope
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-12-22
fully, Harold -vapdenberg.

Dear Santa Claus: hope you have
been quite well since last heard
from you. am glad it is so near
Christmas. I know you are going
to do your best to make all the boys
and girls happy. would like to
have a little train. l would like a
gun, a drum, a horn, a hobby horse,
a football, some candy and nuts.
Please don't forget the Reflector be-
cause they are going to print cur
letters. l am a little boy six years
old. l have tried to be good boy
this year. Yours truly, Floyd Van
denberg.
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring
me a little pair of scissors. one set OF
paints. a story book and a doll. I
want a paint book too. Your little
friend, claudine Roberts, Solomon,
Kansas.
Dear Santa Claus-When you come
To lit E. 18th street please leave at
my house a bicycle and pocket knife.
rha also some NUS and candy. DC
not forget my brothers. Your FRIEND
wyeth w.
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring
me on Christmas eve a little red
wagon and a billy goat to pull It.
| want an aeroplane to fly in and
an all day sucker. II you will bring
me these / viii be good all year and
viii be much obliged. Love to Mrs.
Santa. Yours truly, Eddie.
Dear santa Claus: l want four
roly-Volys, an iron train and track.
a little iron tire wagon . large hobby
horse. q Blk Christmas tree. candy,
puts. POD corn. a horn with a slide,
a clown with bells all over him and
he Is holding & wheel. a large play
Iussrry-ro-round. some peanuta Your
ffissd loves ySa, yours truly hilier
Troup. SOS vns street
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-12-22

Expert HOrseshOer and Blaeksmith.
!. q. Langley At TolIvsFS shop
does expert work n horseshoeing
ana general blaekEmithiag. See
bin. isS't
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-12-22
Sanders.Baier.

Ralph Baler Of Manchester ana
Miss Anna Sanders Of Willow Springs.
Mo-, we're married last evening By
Judge ]. P. Quinn in his usual ur-
bane manner.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-12-22

DINNERS FOR 20 CENTS.
Good meals at the National HOTEL
swift
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-12-22
Suits and Over
coats

For the men, young men
and boys. No gifts are as
much appreciated as these.
They sell from $500 to
$500.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-12-22
Bath Robes and
House Goats

These are the ideal gifts
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Dear Santa Claus: Please give
me what you think l would be pleased
to have. would liks a pair OF
roller skates. Mable S. Stone.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03
Y. w. C. A. TWELFTH ANNUAL
CONFERENCE NEARS CLOSE
Three Hundred Gather About the
Camp Fires on Ocean Beach

SANTA CRUZ, April with Bible
class meetings and appropriate religious
services, the twelfth annual territorial
conference of the Young Women's
Christian association, which has been
in session at Capitola for the past
week, will draw to a close tomorrow.
1t is said by the officers of the organ
ization that the conference has been
one of the most successful meetings
ever held in the west.
Singing college songs, toasting prom
inent members and rallying around the
campfres, 800 of the delegates passed
tonight upon the ocean beach enjoying
the picnic which took the place of the
annual banquet on the schedule of
events.
The sessions during the day were
largely attended, and much time was
found for recreation about the hotel
grounds. In the evening a class was
addressed in the assembly room by
Miss Caroline Macdonald, secretary of
the association in Japan, who spoke
interestingly of the work being done in
the Orient.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03
BREWER LAID To REST
WITH SIMPLE CEREMONY
Late Justice Is Buried Beside
Wife and Daughter at
LeavenWorth

LEAVENWORTH, Kas., April g.
Simple ceremonies in the First congre-
gational church, city under half
masted flags and with business sus-
pended and a gathering of distin-
guished men to pay honor to the dead,
marked the funeral of Supreme Justice
David J. Brewer. At the close of the
religious exercises his body was laid
beside those of his first wife and her
daughter In Mount Muncie cemetery,
the spot he selected on his last visit
to Leavenworth.
Rev. Brewer Eddy of Boston, son OF
an old friend of Justice Brewer, con-
Quoted the service, assisted by the pas
tor, Rev William F. Harding.
A choir rendered several of Justice
Brewers favorite hymns, and after
simple tributes to his memory by the
ministers the body was taken to the
grave.
The active pallbearers were Judge
William c. Hook, Judge VIM. Dill,
Mayor Omar Abernathy, Lee Bond, Ed
ward Carroll and William Reed.
The honorary pail bearers were Paul
Havens, Judge II. w. Ide, Arthur Sim
mons, William Booth, o. B. Taylor, w.
N. Todd, A. b. Havens. George Shar-
ritt, DR.. w. w. Walter, Edgar Hop
kins, Thomas p. Fenlon, Eugene Lysle
and w. T. Hewitt.
When the funeral party arrived
from the east the relatives of Justice
Brewer requested that no display be at
tempted, and the plan to escort the
body to the church was abandoned.
The relatives also requested that the
services at the grave be private.