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Rosw'J to loan on cal estate.-Un
st Company. off.
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Trin Dye emit TO Kenna this MORN
o short business visit.
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HOTELS.

HOTELS.
: We will not only give you some
thing good TO eat but wen tan you
while eat-Rosweli Hotel.
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an. cash price paId for poultry
f ,aarket. 2Otf.
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.OCAL NEWS ;

Wilson arrived this morning
q iba.i for a short visit.
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bush ~ Mrs. ID. ID. Temple arrived
ming from Artesia for a few
II. ~ sit in Roswell
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CHARCOAL.

for chiokens.-Roswell Seed Co. 1t
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THE MORRISON BROS STORH-
Out1tters In ready-to-wear apparel
tor men. women and children And
Millinery Q specially.
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RACKET STORE.

g. A. JONES & SON.-Queensware.
grantteware. notions. stationery etc
ETC.. Always for less. 324 NJ. Main.
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NOTARY 3
MARY A. COREAN
AT RECORD OFFIcE

PIANO TUNING.
w. 8. MURRELL, PIANO TUNING
and Repairing. Graduate Chicago
Conservatory of Piano Tuning. Am.
PIE experiences. Work 10 guaran,
teed and Is my best advertisement.
3lS 2. 9th St, Phone 56s. SLIM
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r Q 8 W E l. L~
Trade Directory


CURITY CO.-Capital $4,000. Al
stracts and titles guaranteed, loans
Oklahoma Block, Phone 81.
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BUTCHER SHOPS.
u. 8. MEAT MARKET.-Keeps moth
ing but the best. Quality" 10 our
motto.
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~eiLLIAH0-R0OL HALLa
GEO. q. JEWETT.
(212 Main ST.
Lrda POol N0W rogulatfo0 auu1,

CITY LIVERY AND TRANSFER co.
= For cab and livery. phone No. Q.
1872 w. End. Boarding given special
care. Anderson Il Ginning, Props
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FURNITURE STORES.
DII11BY FURNITURE COMPANY
The SWEETEST line of furniture In
Roswell High qualities and low
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-08
LAGUNA MAN TELLING
MlSS0URIANS ABOUT
THE WILD AND W0LLl

tknnsis Gifts urovtrs. rclsgramN
frvd Adams and v j.. Harrington
of L~ieuul y Nj. who marketed five
carloads of cattle Yesterday. are rep
r sentative rauehmen of the wilds ot
The extreme west side OF that terri
TORY. out whtr4 these men operate.
There arc no settlers. and not likely
lee DE any for d. while The country is
generally slll iu its primitive state
II = q part of The mountain range
district That produces a great deal OF
livestock cattle and sheep NO at-
tennf Whatever f. made TO raise feed
There icrEo<k. No farming az an is
attempted. fot the reason there are
ne farmers just a few ranchmtn. and
they aye g Ions Distance apart My
nearest white neiehhor is twenty-five
miles SWAY remarked AIR. harrln9-
tom "Bnt ws have become accus-
tones So this Way az iiNisg and de-.
not mind IL at atl } suppose We %
Jos Ike about as we'll as people who.
are Twins out in the thicklY settled
PARTS OF IN, ountr q little dis
tAncs south oi where ! live big game
IS very plentiful As many as forty
head of deer can De seen together
Then There ars Wild cats and wolves
much uounl. With TEEN. Ihe Wild cat
Is not dangerous. anyway. occasion-
ahy a lgrgt one VIII kil q sheep. We
-o2tr 81 wild in handHnS rut
~tosA The eountry j. Nerv Hts. 2ou
know. and we have au kinds ~ room
,o move about The winter has NOT
been q hard one. although We nutt
lad considerable cold Weather We
have not had auv snow storms or
weather that was hard on stoek The
country is fuU Of sheep. and VS. sire
arriving over a.no,f MANY Cattie. So
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-08
COMMERCIAL CLUB
PASSES STRONG
RESOLUTIONS
Roswell Citizens Put into Con-
crete Form Protest Against
Possible Failure Of Urton
Lake Project

Especial CORRESPONDENCE 10 Morning Journnll
Roswell, n NJ. Feb. 4-The feel
inss Of the citizens Of Roswell m re-
eard to The proposed diversion OF tn.
waters ~ the upper pccos river TO the
Preston Beck land grant in san Miguel
ANA Guadalupe counties are fully ex-
/ pressed IN the resolutions that were
adopted unanimously ri "a representa-
tive meeting of the Roswell CONNER
slal club last night Following are
The resolutions as adopted.
Resolutions.
whereas. Information from reliable
source mas come to this club That cer-
fatn persons interested in what Is
known as the Las Vegas irrigation
project north Of Las Vegas. territory
Of New Mexico. and what is known
as the Beck grant p%roicef. south uf I4ts
NeN1s, IN san Miguel anH Quad AiMpe
counties, New MeXico. are contemplate
ing the diversion u the voters the
Hla heeas and its srihualriss TO The
development and npbui.iine OF the
aforesaid projects, lrH
Whereas. The triton lak pfoiacs. at
guvernmeut enterprise IA The northern
portion of Nhaxas auit eest 81 The
Rio Pecos. has. in nVr Judgment. d
prior claim to tlle waters al slid river
and that they arr NECESSARY - the
proper development eff the lands c3n~
templated TO be supplied from said
triton lake. and
Where's. There is p hiil now psnd-
ing i'm CONGRESS Nlcv 'hy d IS prDp.S ~
10 turn over 70 the territory of New
Mexico the aforesaid Triton lake pro-
Ject with It's water claim fer the pur-
of being de.cioltd under what is
known as h Carey act. and
whereas, The conditions az the
triton lake are much more favorable
both as to altitude. soil and climatic
conditions. for agricultuval and horti
cultural d-evelopmen.. IA the extent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-08
Lfye WeNs From Meu Merco and Arizona
What's Doing all Over the Great Southeast

the case OF Montgomery BelI VS.. A. II.
tte~ingruher et al. in favor OF the
.plaintif for S252.S6 on certain prom
issorN notes
Wounded Man Better.
charles +. Allen. who has been in
the county Jail awaiting action of the
Srand jury on the charge of assault
with q deadly weapon on Felipe Mon
toNa. was released late saturday. The
defendants brother. l. a. Allen, from
Fort Worth. Texas. arrived Saturday
anu arranged to give a new bond of
500. fixed bv the court
FELIPE Montova. who WIS shot by
Allen, Is recovering. hut is stlll in a
dangerous condition. threatened with
blood poison.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-08

Fhp Auunal meeting ct tan artpsian
Nfi aNnrfs of elias rs county wis held
in itoswtli teidlv. in accordance with
tic Hrfrsian we'll INV nnd James e.
Hamilton was Reelected a 10 ,mh.r
uf ihe nrlcsian wen hoard for fhrc.
eata liNrun -. Eeall was - %itslei
supervisor for one year Comfnitf ra
were named Is draw i hllt Tor 3 ,irnlu
f1s laN 60 WORK in support of the r.
tesian wen law. making 1t possible
70 ger action on Nioiators in iustlc4'
court rather than in district court as
present
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-08

Time is money. said the ready
mace philosopher. Every minute is
precious
Yes answered CTR. Dustin Stax
won't out after luncheon To tn
iinSs ana Hia1c nearly nailion
dollars worth IL -olf. And yer uao-
plc say 7 ann nos lberaI,- sh.ngton
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-08

one day last week George Castle dis
covered q man IN the act Of removing
the wife fence surrounding the home~
stead OF Henry G~ottschalk. enc &c his
.neiuhhors, near oscura. MIR Castle
mounted has horse aud rode toward
tile party. Who opened fife ON Mr..
castle with q Winchester. one uf the
bullets striking tine horse. SIR Castle
Was unarncd. but his wife, 1T 81 dis
.tsncc of thrcc-auartcrs OF 81 miic. WAS.
a a- "a ~siX-shceter N~IgoTous No.
trace ot the thief. lie rode away on.
"a ssrrel horse
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-08

Agaug of eight county prisoners
under guard OF jose Montez were put
10 work last week on the road from
SILVER City to Apache Tejo. the county
commissioners having recently appro-
priatcd $3.50 for that purpose. The
automobile enthusiasts of the city
haAe agreed TO transport the prison.
ers TO ana from their work ON the
road. IN their machines. Whom COM
picted tlle road viii De- one oI The In-
est automobile highways IN the
United States.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-08
USE Of WATER FOR
ELECTRIC PLANT
NOT WASTE
JUDGE POPE DECIDES
ARTESlAN TEST CASE
Court Rules Using of Flow Of
Wen for Cutting Operating
Cost is Permissible Providing
Residue is Utalized

iANoluUi 10 GANiINNt
isnc,ia, Dispatch 10 me Mornlns seurnal
Roswell. y A. Fvh =. Judge WI
hsm n Pti,e ~ fnc district court nl
siecidca cendiiinnaNy M faVor of th,
defendant in the interesting sui
brought 90 test thp wrtesiHn wcil laN
The rast Is thai of byron O. liNA|
frrsus thc Roswell Electric Lisiii
company. plaintiff who is lrtesiai.
well Inspector. seeking un order Co. re-
strain defendant rom using artcsiNli
ven water ln it's ulant. tho contention
being that the water is wasted, The
conrt's opinion holdH thni the tse u.
ti,e water Which 8NNts money in pp-
Grating the Nlaat ie not waste undr
the law providing the residue froal
the plant is not allowed 10 ran 20
waste and that complaint viii hr az
missed providing the company ass e
is n9w understood 10 Die doing. fn
yid*s Tor the use 0g the residue fVr
irrigation. Tho decision IS d sNhstan
tisl victory fer the Hight company Tilt
fnii opinion In the ease, which Is of
great Interest "a people l4slne TOO Tie
attesian belt. is AS follows
iisron o.. Beall ts Roswell Eleelfie
i-lEht COMPANY. ia the district routt
OF Chnves County so feeN.
This is a suit brought bs the AZ
tesian Well Inspector q restrain tht
Roswell Electric liehi company frum
allowing waier ta flow from d wtii
constructed ia q uiion It's premise
upon the ground ghat thr ii9W ai suei
water from sala well constitutes Nsst
under the AftssiaR wen Aat Approt-
ed March IL faNs
The proceeding IS aegeHaea upoa
liz grounds f4s-t. Fnnt fse net cd ma
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-08
TO PIECES

one Of the SAD things in life is to re-
eeive a message that j loved one has
been shot 10 pieces and one of the joy
fui things is to nnd it only a dream
but you can rest assured it is no
dream but a reality about Ed L. Bre-
ton & Co, house furnishers going out
Of business. Everything must be sold
by the 25th OF this month. All goods
"a cost and credit given to those who
desire it. il Wen secured.
ED. LIE BRETON & COMPANY
lis w. Gold Avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-08
NOTES ABOUT THE
SOUTHWEST

&@G
Al Scit1, the ~l7-year-old son O.
George Seitz, had q part OF The thum
and index finger cut or ana his RICH
hand badly crushed in machinery 3
the box factory az Williams.
Work wifi begin on the construc
ton az g building 90 be occupied IN
hissec by the Citizens Bank en-,
trust company. The new building vii
cost about $4,000 The plans for ii
were drawn by frost q frost al E
Paso, Tex.
4 stranger giving his name as Vie.
tor Ray. flailine from Wellington
kan, walls robbed 90 his roll OF bin,
containing something over $500 las
saturday night in the redlight dis
trict ct Williams. Two disrcputable
women We're held 90 the grand jury.
4 seamstress WORKING i'm the Ameii-
can Clothing factory ion Nogaies, son.
VAS caught recently in the machinery
and came near losing her life The
girl went too near tine bolt and her
dress was caught. carrying her along
ior some distance, then hurting her
TO the floor.
The deadiiest 81 poisons. cyanide.
claimed am innocent victim at DoNu-
las IN tho little child OF air. ANA Mrs.
5uhus Nisscn II the laboratory of the
9 x a. smellef- The child drank a
beaker 81 the poison by accident ana
quickly expired despite everything
taat WAS dome to save iL
THE zinc and lead separator of the
Ozark Mining * Developing company
is nearly ready 10 start mp st Magda-
lena This IS q company represent
ing the Observation-Disclosures Paint CONF
i'afs. vince 81 the great Graphic
group ot lead and zinc properties. with
handrcds of thousands uf tons of mill
ias ore blocked and ready for mining.
The Giant OH & Gas company. H.
J.. Hagerman, president, Cant. A.. F..
Lucas. vice president. NJ. C.. Reid.
second vice PRESIDENT Edgar Caiuf.
tary, who with Percy Haeerman. Of
Colorado springs. Colo. form the
board Of directors, viii M once pro-
ceed 70 put down another Well near
Dayton, y ~.
fllr United States IS. Eleven Cams
of Prepared opium is the style OF d
filed in the United states court in
Ei Faso. THE FIRST aCtion ol its kind
there under the new law The ac-
tion Is brought by the government TO
q stroy IL eans 81 the C~linamen's
mop, witch S alleged to liavc been
sNuesled into tile states hy Yce Hing
pun aud N|uoceAsio Aranda.
4 p Palmer tht miner struck by
& live Wire whit rcrk in fhe Hol-
brook shall Nisaet ou tpteau0er ~l.
last year, has tiei slit, through his
attorney. ISL p Miller. ogainst the
copper Queen Consolidated MlminE
onlHanN tor Sae.etN dlmages on tine
s uuu t'at thu electric wire which
struck hNn Yves net prnperiy Husuiat-
d Palmer WAS STRUCK on the head
tad rtnutred temporarily insane.
Erurst kuthendliL N. fra second lff
he young men attacked DE tht SWISS
ltfm mountains. had his skou frttc-
bg sn aN by A~leNiasus. Tis
}ody was returned hHme be never
gained consciousness afier being
iclten. otlitciS and kurkeu4ails
learned that the Mexieans ag-
cr the Tragedy nut saddles ON their
mules % were tracked into Deucl as
through the streets r. thN Mexican
9der.
Tile AnSr "a epat industry ~ Grant
county has grown rapidly within the
asst Few AtHrs until todPY there are
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-08

Nine thousand feet of lumber has
been hauled to the Smith- Hopkins
mines. eight miles southeast Of Carri-
zozo. Rev Paul Bentley did the haul
ing. and found il an aphil job. as
tile mines are about 500 feet above.
the town. The lumber viii be used
for the erection of a shaft house.
boarding house and other necessary
buildings.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-08

ON Monday night the home of
lfarre Cluff, about five miles from
Aiountainair. near what is known as
the Neso settlement. was completely
destroyed by fire. Mr.. and Mrs. Cuff
We're in Estancia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-08

\ stranger giving his name as Vic
tor Ray. hailins from Wellington.
kan, Was rphNcd 90 his roll OF bills
containing something over $500 last
saturday night in the TedliEht dis
trict OF Williams. Two disroputable
women We're held TO the grand jury.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-05-26
AS sALINA SEES IT.

The Salina Union has this common
on the strawberry case: 1.-THE cost.
Of the case, the inspectors expense.
for three trips to Abilene and the
expense of maintaining the quackary
department at Topeka are borne BY
the taxpayers who look upon such
farce comedy with petty, political an
tagonisms with supreme disgust. The
merchants who plead guilty are exs
tremely sore at the inspectors ac-
tons. There is considerable feeling
over the arrests here. Inspector Ice
is the same inspector who arrested
Salina merchants for other offenses
here recently and who made COM
PLANT agaist the Belle Springs cream
cry manager and which case was also
lost to the state because the law is
80 worded as to imply Imprisonment
for corporation, which is impossible |
n case Of conviction"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-05-26
Lion FOndIes A Child.

In Pittsburg a savage lion fondled
the hand that a child thrust into bis
cage. Danger to q child is some
times great when least regarded. or
ten Il comes through Colds. Croup.
and Whooping Cough. They STAY
thousands that DR.. Kings New Dis-
eoTery could have saved. "A Few
doses cured our baby Of q very bad
case OF Group" writes Mrs. Georre
B. Davis, Of Flat Rock, N. c. ave
always give It to him when he takes
cold Its a wonderful medicine for
babies" Best for Coughs, Colds. IA
Grippe, Asthma, Hemorrhagss, weak
Lungs. soc. 500. Triai bottle
iree. Guaranteed By J. u. olelssnsr.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-05-26
NORTH AND SOUTH RAILWAY
IS AGAIN IN PRosPECT
Commercial Club Listened to Talks
on Subject.

About 20 businessmen met las
night to hear talks on another north
and south railroad. R. Iams of Clay
Center, B. Walker and Dr.. Jacobs d
Washington were here, also a repres.
entatiye Of the Western Engineering
and Construction Co. Of Mcpherson.
II is proposed to put up $500 from
six counties for a preliminary inves-
tigation of the line from Washington,
through Clay Center. Abilene and
Newton to Wichita. Later $4,000 will
be needed for survey.
A meeting will be held at Newton
next week by these delegates:
Abilene-G. 6. sterl, G. A. Rog-
ers. y
Washington. 6. Morrow, A. ].
Freedman.
Industry. P. Lewis.
Clay center-C. swenson, G. M.
stratton.
Holland-A Robson.
The meeting was enthusiastic and
It was declared the best proposition
yet. G. G. sterl presided and D. W.
Tappan was secretary.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-05-26
4. P.'s ELEcT oFFTcERs.
r a. Wilcox is Again Chosen as
Treasurer.

Ottawa, May 1s.-At the electio,
o. Officers Of the grand lodge X. r
these were chosen;
Grand Chancellor w. Bowers
Columbus.
Grand Vice chancellor-c A. Lit
tie; Scranton.
lima.
Grand Keeper r. and 81, M,
Hallowell, Wichita.
Grand Master Exchequer-F. A.
Wilcox, Abilene.
Grand Master-at-Arms-A. N.
Goodman, Topeka. l
Grand Inner Guard-D. A. Knox
Garden, city.
Grand Outer Guard--Fred Kaitner,
Kansas City.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-05-26
REMAINS TO CARLTON.
Short Funeral Service Over Body Of
J. Kessler in SaIina.

salina, May 21.-The remains Of
John B. Nessler, who was killed by
a M'ssorri Pacific train wedne,iay
we're shipped yesterday to his old
home in Carlton. A short funeral
service was held at the home, No.
1873 South Fourth street and the
remains sent to Carlton via the Mis-
souri, Paelfic-over the same train
which killed him. Burial will be
made at Carlton tomorrow.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-05-26
FEGAN BUYS TT.
Abilene Man Purchased Junction City
Telephone System.

The Wareham-Dewey Telephone
company, the independent line Of
Junction City, was sold this week BY
Wareham, Dewey & Hutchings, own.
Iers to R. B. Fegan Of Abilene. The
transfer has been completed and Mr.
Fesan will take charge of the com
pany June l.. Mr.. Fegan is one Of
the best known telephone men in
ths state and hustler Ale has
been with the Home Telephone Co.
or several months and has made
good. He will be a successful man
ager.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-05-26
STRAWBERRY CASE WAS
DECIDED FOR BREWER
Jury Heard Evidence and Said '.Not
Guilty"

The case brought against ], E
Brewer Co. by A. G. Ice, an inspector
Of the state health board, for moi
labelling each box Of strawberries
was heard in Justice Quinn's court
today before a jury. The jury was
out five minutes and on the first
ballot voted not guilty. County At
torney Rugh represented the state
and s. s, Smith the defendant.
The case was one OF a half dozen
brought in a pettifogging way with
neither good sense nor Judgment as
the impelling motive and 1t is a salts
faction to people who are growing
weary Of the horde of inspectors
drawing big salaries and roaming the
state to make trouble unnecessarily
that 1t was shown to be without
foundation. The fact that the berries
were In a crate which plainly stated
the contents of each box was held |
to be sufficient information. The
trawberry box prosecutions are about |
he silllest Of all the inspectors ac-
ions. sa
Inspector Ice does not like Abilene. I
ie was here yesterday but went to
'alina to spend the night, remarking
hat he felt safer there.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-05-26

Real Estate Transfers Reported By
J. d. Keel, Abstracter.

1 f j. ~ r i
Patrick Durkin and wife to M. Z.
Garten lots so, SO, "a, blk rs, u.
\ AT. Co.'s first add Abilene, 5000.
R. W. Vance and wife to Emily Pear
son 8 Y lot z, lots ., II, 1S, is,
blk "a, Harrington. $4,000.
William A. Matteson and wife to
BIN. GIeissner lot 3 ana ! Is Il
lot 4. blk 4, Matteson's add abb
lene, $425.
Elmira J. Dietrich to Jacob A. Diet
rich east SS.4s acres Of s Y 20 "
7-1S-S, 5000.
J. R. Young, Sheriff to M. p. San
born and 9. Downing part Of nv
NV v 29-12-4, 7-lS-3 5000.
Peter Ran ana wife to Fred Lever
lot IA, blk lab, Creech's Second
add Herington, $40.
Albert p. Smith and wife to Henry
Smith S v sw v and sw Y Sc v
1888, $4,000.
John H. Longtime and wife to Geo.
N. Williams lots s, 6, blk Q, Hen
Quenett's First add Hope, $50.
Henry F. Schlesener and wife to
William Rindt, X NV X 24-154
4, $4,000.
p e. Mccullough and wife to Nancy
A. Wolfenberger tract 2OOx50 # on
Cottage Ave. in 1912, $4,000.
NJ L. Garten and wife to Nancy A.
Wolfenbargeroe Y south n lot
4S, Seventh street, s. O. A. add
Abilene, 0120O. Ftt
Henry Holman and wife to Peter Ran
lots 10 and Is, blk 14S, Creech's
Second ada Harrington, $500. lN
ohm J. MerrlIatt and wife to r. O.
Metz, lot 10, II, 1S, blk Z, Tai.
mage, $3.50.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-05-26
THINGS LOOK BLUE.

To read the June magazines Is e
contract a severe case Of the blues
Among the cheerful information Civ.
en- Is; The fraternal insurance or
ders are bankrupt the railroads are
killing Increased thousands yearly
and will not pay damages, the gov
srnment is being stolen blind By
grafters, children are being murdered
By corporations. disease Is rampant
and likely to sweep away a large
part Of the population. there is
some more but We have
only read three Of the June maya
lines pet
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-05-26
A Library Gift.

s. H. Haffa has Just given to the
public library Tour of the United
States and America" fifty photo.
graphs in water colors Of places Of
scenic importance o. historic value.
On the backs Of these cards are
printed explanatory notes that add
greatly to their value. The pIctureu
viii interest all, and used either with
or without a microscope viii inerssss
the charm Of the story hour.