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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-06-08
LANEY DISTRICT.

A fine rain fell here Saturday and
Sunday nights.
Miss. Ada Cooley spent last week
with Mrs. Fe1ls.
Mrs. Ramsey is enjoying visit
with her sisters from Bern, Kan.
Grandma Foster had the misfor-
tune to fall, while coming down
stairs one day last week She is
now suffering with a badly sprained
and bruised limb.
Esther Romberger went to Abilene
to be with her sister a few days.
George Laney and family Of Chap
man are spending the week in this
vicinity.
The d. C. H. S. students returned
Friday to spend the summer at home.
Mrs. E. e. Lavender and little son
came up from Abilene Tuesday to
spend the week at s. A. Romber-
gers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fells went Monday
to attend the funeral OF the formers
father, whose death occurred at their
home north of Ta1mage.
A large crowd attended the social
given at the hall by the ladies aid
of Talmage and vicinity. Some SPLEEN
did music was given by the Talmage
and Industry bands. .t. ,
Mrs. Eisline took dinner with
Mrs. Marts Friday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-06-08
MOONLIGHT.

Miss Frances Wingert of Penn
sylvania is spending some time with
her brother, Aaron Wingert. She
will go to California from here.
Ezra Sheets and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. Russell are coming here
about the middle of June and intend
to hold a meeting here.
Robert Breeding left Thursday for
Oakley on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Balmer were
at Mrs. Orders on Monday.
]. e. Brechbill's visited at Mrs.
Stoeckers on Sunday,
Mrs. Lizzie McFerren Is visiting
with relatives in this vicinity.
Avery Sollenberger Of Pennsylvan7
IA is visiting relatives and friends.
He is a brother Of Harry and Sam
Sollenberger.
Ezra Crider and Clarence Yungst
spent Sunday at Grant Balmer's.
Dan Engle and family will live
in the A. H. T. A. hall until their
house is finished.
A large number from here at
tended the commencement at the D.
G. H. s. on Thursday evening.
Miss Jennie Sheets, sister of
Mrs. VIM. Lexow, has the small pox.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-06-08
LANEY DISTRICT.

q, Miss Ethel Blagg came up from
Navarro Monday.
Rev. Stevenson, wife and daugh-
tiers, took dinner at s. A. Rcmber-
gers Tuesday Of last week.
Mrs. Staehli spent several days
visiting friends in Abilene.
Quite a number from this viefn-
ity attended the funeral pf Mrs,
Dunnett Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Blunderfield and wife spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. Blaggs
Last Sunday being Mr.. swisher's
birthday. his wife planned a sur
prise for him on Saturday evening.
He was away from home all day. On
returning in the evening found the
house occupied by about twenty-five
friends and relatives. Mr.. swisher
soon recovered from his surlrise
and all enjoyed a good social time.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-06-08
\ the EroYe near the church.

In the grove near the church.
Albert ~iegs Of Salam, s. D., is
visiting here with relatives at pres
ent. From here he intends to go
to Florida to inspect his possessions.
H. w. Mitsch left last Monday
for Kansas City on business.
Children's day will be observed in
the churches in our town next Sun
day.
The German M. E. Sunday school
in our town had a picnic last We'd
nesday.
Geo. H. Biegert is in possession
of another auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Krause were
on a visit in Harrington recently.
Miss Esther Kraus is visiting in
Harrington at present.
Mr., and Mrs. Paul Knuth of Her.
ington we're visiting here with rela-
tives last week.
Ed. Stats of Enterprise was here
on business a few days ago. lie
makes his rounds with his auto II
the roads are good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kinderdicis
after visiting here with relatives
went to Abilene to visit and then
they will return to their home III
Oklahoma.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-06-08
CHEEvER.

The D. G. H. s. students are home
again for their summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mustard and
family spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown of Industry.
Children's day exercises will be
given at the Cheever church at $3.50
Sunday.
The funeral services Of the late
Thomas Thorpe, who died at his
home north of Talmage, were held
from the home at 2 o'clock Monday
afternoon, Rev. Cross officiating A
large number of friends of the de-
ceased were present to pay theiH
tribute Of respect to the memory Of
their deceased nighbor.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-06-08
DONEGAL.

Miss Goldie Miermaster of Abb
lene lie visiting with her sister, Mrs.
w. Scheufele.
]. N. Engle made business trip
to Hope Tuesday.
Mrs. Annie Kelsey Of Mechanics
burg, Pa, visited friends here sew
eral days.
MIR. and Mrs. Eli Hoffman and
son Claire, took dinner at A. l.
Shank's Sunday.
Mrs. D. Breneman Of Galva, Kan,
visited her sister, Mrs. ]. G. Bngle
Mrs. 3. e. Hoffman left Friday
for St. Joseph, Mo-, to attend the
annual meeting of the Church of the
Brethren.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-06-08
MOONLIGHT.

Daniel Engle and family have
moved into the A. H. T. A. hall.
Ezra Sheets and wife and Mrs.
Katie Bollinger and daughters Avis
and Alma, are visiting at the J. M.
Sheets home.
Mrs. @. W. McFerren and chill
dren went to Rhinehart on Tues
day.
Rev. Jesse sheets went ITO mis-
home at Minneapolis to spend Sun
day.
John Lexo purchased the Hanna
farm near Sutphen.
Miss Frances Wingert Is visiting
in our community.
Ed. Reels were in Abilene on
Tuesday shopping.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-06-08
BUCKEYE.

Chiidren's day was well attended
and a good program. Those that
got it up and took part deserve
credit.
Mr.. Breeding's Of Moonlight spent
Sunday with J. Marks.
Miss Grace Pattin spent satur-
day night with Mrs. G. Haynes and
attended children's exercises at the
school house.
J. R. Burton called on d. Hoyt
Sunday afternoon.
J. .. Winsler's took dinner with
his mother on Sunday.
Claude Day left Monday for Par
sons. Kansas.
Mrs. Carrie Pattin, son Paul. and
daughter Grace, visited Z. Hoyts
Tuesday night and Wednesday.
Paul Pattin left Friday for bis
uncle's, o. Z. SINNERS, near To-
peka.
Ms. Carrie Pattin moved her
goods to Chapman on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mra. J. p. Fishburn Of
Abilene spent Sunday afternoon with
z. Hoyt'a
Quite . number we're Slorm-stAyed
at W. H. Cooks Tuesday night They
ghthersd there 70 practice for ehli-
drenss dsy and could not set hone.
Nm Iala ElElsk d AlIlana loeL
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-06-08

One practically new studebaker
farm wagon, double box and spring
seat, $5b.
One old wagon, triple box, double
trees and neckyoke, only $40.
One 16-inch sattley sulky stirring
pillow, a good one for SIS.
One set Of double farm harness
only $40.
One good phaeton, $40.
One very good road wagon, $50.
One light runabout, $40.
Extra good machine oil at S5c
per gallon. ~
ABILENE CARRIAGE co.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-06-08
PLEASANT VALLEY.

R.(A. Dilley returned Saturday
from Roseville, ILL.,, having been
called there by the death Of his
aunt.
Mrs. A. Dornberger and daugh-
ter Annie visited Thursday with her
daughter, Mrs. VIII Pease of Tall.
mage.
The Presbyterian Sunday school,
will render q Children's Day pro-
gram Sunday. i '
Mrs. s. Lands visited several days
with her daughter, Mrs. c. A. Teare.
Mrs. j. Linberger and daughter
Annie spent Sunday with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. c. Il. Lowry. f
Miss Myrtle Gunselman Of Indus
try has been hired to teach the
Pleasant Valley school for the COM
ing term.
Mrs. T. Parson spent one day this
week with her slster-in-law, Mrs. H.
L. Schaich.
d. Marsteller has remondeled his
house.
Henry Lady is staying at Amos
Swords during their absence. They
with many others of this community
are attending the annual meeting
Of the Dunkard church at st. Joe.
Jennie schaich visited with Daisy
Slifer Tuesday.
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ZION.

Hubert Kready's and Samuel
Lady's were entertained at Samuel
Ketterman's on Sunday.
Miss Katie Bert and Roy Frank
lin spent Sunday afternoon at A. o.
looks.
Alvin Gish was in Abilene on bust
ness Monday afternoon.
The meeting at A. Minter's Sun
day afternoon was we'll attended.
Mrs. John Baer last Thursday af-
ternoon had a gooseberry Gaping.
There were seven Of her neighbors
present. Mrs. Baer served lunch
con of strawberry short cake and
strawberries and cream.
N. e. Zook left last Wednesday
for Pennsylvania where he expects
to join his wife who started east
several weeks ago.
Mrs. Cress is contemplating trip
to California
John Bear left last week for St.
Joseph, Mo.
Miss Frances Grove was the guest
of Elsie Waganan Sunday.
Miss Ruth Zook with six Of the
Brown county young folks, spent
last Friday in St. Joseph. Ruth is
at present in Topeka at her uncle's,
G. B. Cooks.
Samuel Lady's new house is pro-
crossing nicely.
Sam Bert who was sick. part
of last week is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Baer Of Tri-
bune, Kan, are here to spend their
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ross were
entertained on Sunday at his par
ents', Mr.. and Mrs. Ross.
Mrs. Cress and Mrs. T. Sheets
left Monday morning for California.
She expects to visit her daughter,
Mrs. R. Cooley and her brother, Geo.
Crary, who has heart trouble and
is quite low.
Jno. Baer visited on Friday with
his uncle at Atchison. Saturday and
Sunday he spent In St. Joseph at
the Dunkard conference. He states
the meeting was largely attended and
the weather quite warm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Sword and
Mrsand Mrs. l. Kaufman and daUgh~
ter, Miss Gladys, left Saturday morn
ing for St. Joseph.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-06-08
HOLLAND.

We had fine rain here last week
and everything is looking fine.
A number from here attended the
commencement at Chapman Thurs
day night.
Mrs. Entrikin and daughter Grace
are in Missouri visiting relatives.
: R. D. Peters Of Abilene is visiting
with his son and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Leonard of
Abilene are visiting relatives in the
country.
]. Harboldt stopped off here to
visit relatives. He is on his way
home to Pennsylvania from Califor-
MO where he has spent part of the
winter with his daughter, Mrs.
Swain.
T. E. Robson took car load Of
hogs to Kansas City last week.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-06-08
ACNE.

Mrs. Bruce Bunker went to Ok
lahons called By the Illness Of her
brother.
The Knights Of Honor boys are
camping in h. o. shirk'S grove. and
having a fine tine.
Mr.. ana Mrs.. Samuel Fe'bush
visited at Pred Ksan's Sunday.
Quite . number attended the grad
usiihg szsrtissslat ., c. Hs
Mr.. and Ma dayton Hshater
and son visited y Len HapshS
Sunday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-06-08
BETHANY.

Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Probaseo spent
Saturday and Sunday with her aunt
in Clay Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams Of
Longford visited with Leroy Ander-
son Sunday.
J. BlatshfOrd of Talmage was
transacting business in this vicinity
Monday.
S. McElheney's spent Monday in
Abilene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy ProbascO spent
Sunday With his grandmother, Mrs.
Anderson.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-06-08

dinner with Mrs. Geo. Haynes on
Friday.
Farmers are busy cultivating corn
and getting ready for harvest, which
is coming on fast.
The oat crop in this vicinity is
very short and In need of more
rain.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-06-08
COUNTY REFLECTIONS
* srnClAL nur1ncEon OonnnsFOSDESrs

Ice cream and cake were served and
at late hour all departed for their
homes wishing Mr., Swisher many
happy returns Of the day.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-06-08

Threshlng Outfit For Sale.
Complete. VIII sell cheap or
trade. Write G. e. DEMO, Niles,
Kan. 31-d12t8w2t"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-06-08

Quick Meal Blue Flame Oil stoves
with glass oil tank are going like
hot cakes. Hodge Bros. sell 'em.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-06-08
LOCAL MARKETS.

(orain markets corrected every
Thursday morning By Abilene Milling
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-06-08

Pioneer Produce Co. pays the
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-06-08

J. 3. Brewer Co. pays the follow
ing prices for butter and eggs;
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L.okaIes.


Isle bereits fur5 genleIoet, pct
lib Der @bpofot SoGinop Wittmod
ntorgen IN leiner Office in oetll
Srend- @ebaloe an Ser Moin Bla-
go eridoiien. Srubel beridieoener
Mrt ideint ben Matit in oen Soo
getrieben gu boben, Dor anem eli
baBliber Bro5eB, Der geeen i'm CIT.
bangig gemadt mar nno BET Dem
es iib INN anbertraltte @eloer rnS
oergleihen banoe1te. SaIinop uor
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aug Der @eseno BON Bolton, trui
In Die Mrmee ols Soloot Elm u.tb
fam nit ieinem &egin1ent mad
g~ronnsbiae. Nad ieiner @blD6-
nung nobnte er nod etne 3eitlang
in Brownsville uno anoern Srtetl
am Hio @ranoe, fam anfangs ser
aft5iger Sabre bierber, orbeitetc
bier 5uerit ols u8laiterer", mos
er BON 9auIe aus tpar u. mrroe ourd
oas Mrbeiterbotum gum County
fommiiidr erpablt. Spater beport
er iih nm 6os gonntpridter Mmt,
muroe aber geidlagen, oattn ml.roe
ct Mopofot.
goofer {. @oibineton bot
fi6 NIT GROCER Mnerfennung iiber
Die WegeriduIen in unlerer Staot
aisgeiproden. CT iagte, iie nGren
0enen in bielen anoeren Stdoten
ipcit boraus.
g. 8. 8rDant, Ser Elm Ser
fiderungsgeidaft unter Dem Nanlell
nNortb Mmerican Sire S%nIuroncc
@iiociation of 5an @ntonio" be-
trieb. lit Dor benz 9nl1oesfommii-
Jar g6paros angefIagt lporoen, oie
9oit gu betriigeriiden 3peden ge-
misbraudt gu baber. or tpilroe I'M
ter $4,000 9iirgiboft geiteat nno
iein san Der @ranoiurp iibertpie-
fen. e Y
Srau Sroncesca MiGer-@el
ting miro in ben &on5ertpn ser
pSoir1 als SoIoidngerin auftreten.
Mapor Gaaaeban bat Dem
Boli8ei : Captain Mnoreas COP UNI
Dem Boliaeifaptain Som goof gol=
oene nit Diamartten beieste Me-
opiQen olS Mnerfennune fir ibre
Sdtigfeit iiberreiht.
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Z s.

Die giienbobnfommiiIion hal
oerS. & g.. q. Baby geitattet, gonos
gum 8etrase BON $13,750,OO aus-
~5ugeben.
Staatsieuator gofer bat feline
HeIignation eingereidt, neil er Ell
ne Stene aIs Yrofeiior Der Suris.
praoen5 an Der Staats : uniperiitai
angenomlnen bat. Gel1otor gofer
gebortc 81 Den probibiitoniltilhen
Scnatoren.
Sn Der Mdbe BON Sort 4rtbur
bat man einen gemiiien gotrid
@sroon, einen Mann bon nnge-
fdbr ieds5ig Sabren in boaitGnoig
eridOpftem 3uitanoe gefunoen. gr
er5dblt, oaB er iid Dor ungefdgr
orei Wahen auf oen Weg mad
@ulbeiton madtt. or moridiertc
nuf interchangeable entlaag, als Inn
ploslih unpoI ipuroe. or ging cine
fleine Strede in Den @olo birein
uno legte fih bort nieber. @dbrerio
er bort lag, iiberfieI i'm elm furdyt-
bares Gieber unb bieies Sieber bal
Die orei Mohen binour9 nit me-
nigen llnterbrehungen angeboIten.
@oroon iaet, er lei 10 erldopft ge.
tueien, oaB er iih nidt fortbeipeaelt
uno ben in fur5er @%ntfernung be-
finolifen Wabnoamm erreitben
fonute. or mill ip1bren6 oieier aort.
5en 3eit nidts gegeiien uno getrnn-
Ten baben. 9urd Den Megen am
MitttDob muroe er erfril6t nno
mar I'M Gtan6e nod Dem GeIeile
du fried]en, mo man i'm oenn aud
fano. Gr NOR gum SfeIett abgema.
gert, iudbreno er borber eitt brett.
i6uItriger robuiter Mann mar. Mar
bradte i'm nod ms SoipitaI. Die
Mer5te bort boffen i'm mieocr ber-
itellen gu fonl1ell.
Sn 8ictorio lit elm iul1aer
Mnnn Momens 9e1tol unter ser
Antlnge berbaffet, falihe Mngoben
gemadt gu baben, I'M cine Seirots.
li5ens 5u erlangen. Der Sunge u1o
iein Sdas fofen beioe erit icds8ebn
Sabre alt fein.
Mm 6. Dftober uer6en Ole
Dentihen in &ouiton ben Deutlden
Tag feiern. Safe @oIters miro Ole
oeutihe Geltre6e baIten.
Neger aus Der Gegeno ben
Sbermon, bic nod Central Seros
gegongen Daren, um bort Cotton gu
piden, fino 5uriidgefebrt un6 be-
baupten, bob iie sfpar reihIid Or.
belt gefunoen b1tten, aber bon
@siBfappen pertrieben n1ren.
Gin ieds5ebnidbriger Merifa-
ner.sSunge, Der lesten Mdr5 ben
Weriud modte, 5tpei MeiIen BON
8eepiIe einen Bniiogier5ug gum
entgleiien gu bringen, lit bonn @e.
riht IN 9eepile gu 8tpei Sabren
8uftbaus perurteilt tporoen.
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Kantcr's Fritz.
&oman BON Sbeooor BON
3obeItis.
l1ortiekMlla.l

Gin Sabr binourh batte SriB
ieinen nnterrid)t bel Dem Srgani.
item SHILLING senolien, ols 0ieler
ibm gelegentli6 mitteilte, er babe
iei~netipegen fir5lid in elmer @e.
ieuidaft NIT Dem BrofeIior 9bi-
lipp Sdmiot geiproden, ,nno ser
Serr 8rofeiior babe geauBert, er
rlodte ben iungen Wonn mol Elm.
nal iiigen boren. Die S6miot.
i6e Opernidule erfreute iif zines
beoeiitenoen &enommees; cine an
5abl Sanger unb Sangerinnen bon
Stuff batte bort ibre Ieste MusbiI-
oung erbalten S1miot lelfft
itano nit Den 2eitern Der eriten
@ibnen in intimer 0erbinouna ullc
iibte audi auf Die 9on5ertbureal,s
uno Sbeateragenturen einell ntdt
81 unteridGscnoen GinfluB ans.
6ris 6atte idon offers bon oeiI
melt reibenoen @e8iebultgen oieies
Wanncs gebort uno mar gliidlidJ
iiber Die susiibt, ii6 Dor ibm 30.
rem lalien 81 oiirfen.
Seute mar MN oieier mihtige
Gag 9efommen. am gbellb porber
bette nod beenoeter uuterridts.
itunoe SHILLING ear5 %beilaufis 81
tbm gednBert: .@propos, mein lie,
Der SEER Gieoler, = oa bot mir Der
Grofeiior Sdmiot cine goitfarte &c.
idrieben. Sic modten oo6 moroelt
einnlol 10 5miifen Elm lno orei
ubr 3u linn beronfommen utlo Ell
ne Hoae mitbringen. @an3 gleidJ.
tpelbe nebmen sic bod Ser
Sroubaoourl"..
limo nun NOR Sris pohenben
Screens ouf Dem @ege 81 Dem sc.
tpaltigen. Der Brofeiior belpobntr
cine llrltrios auSgeitottete gtaae
am &ronprin5enufer. Gin eouonier-
ter 8iener offnete Sris mo lieb
ibn in Dos 8or5imner treteu. Sn
Dem oftogonol geformteu Maumc
itonoen feds Bitten GROCER Son.
meilter ouf ounfTen S6illen rings
an Den III pompeianiihem Mot
idillernoen @dnoen nm Die iib III
M%onnesbobe elm 8elieffries 5og, al.
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7oits Stotrenliebe (Stotuopbilie, Bpc'
molionismus) periibt lporoen, Sier
BET gebort ebenfons Elm Boriier Sail,
III Dem Der 0ieb irt 8ternli6 ltnpor,
lidtiger 8eile oos &lrnlhperf aus
benz Saol trltg ullo, bonn 9lufiebcr
ongebolten, unter Srduen oie ipeib-
ltd)e Nadtitotlle nit Ser Gerli6e.
rltllg frompfboft feitbielt, er fiinne
rttdt obne lie le6en. Sogor eilt gro
Bes offentli6es 9enfnlaI, cine eon-
de @ruppe, lit Nadts bon einem Of
feutlt6en BIase Ser 5toot Gbartres
geltoblen fporoer. Sc lit u1terflarli1,
tuie Die Diebe, Die nien1als ermtt.
telt lpuroen, oos &llnitlperf fort
lboffen ul1o pertperte1 fonnten.
air6enoiebitdbIe iino III eroBer
3obl befonnt. @e6t eiee1tii,nIid)
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Glernlont : Serrolt6, Ser 1907 bon
fid reoen madte. @dbre1lo ser bod.
geodtete Sllbober Ser Sir1na 81.
II. 60" tn 2ol16on meilt, entbetfte
Die ouf feline Spur geleitete 8eboroe
in ieinen 8obnrdunlen 5oblreidje
foltbore &unitgegenftdnoe, bie ot ci,
tlem air6enidat geborten. Ser ei-
Light aus 2onoon auriideefebrte 81.
CAB Ser Boli5ei folgell6en MufidIub:
Nls Dos @eieb iiber Die Separation
Der Stride bort 5toot anr Musfiih.
rllrg gelangen io0te, fiir6teten Sic
Bfarrer, oob Die Snpentorpfli6t 81.
5u beitintmt lei, Die STRIDE ibrer
aunitidabe gu berauben. Nnoerleits
batten iie @noit, ourd oos @eieb ms
G(e1to geitiir5t gu tper6elt. Sic err
iesten oie Stiide in morden SILL
len, iopeit pie moelid, ourd &c.
picll nno perfouften Die e6ten
al,nltlperfe" 60 battet ii6 audi ipirf-
li6 Die 8forrer iener airden, oie
luertpoae &uritidase in iid idloIien,
forinlid organiiiert. Snnerbolb bier
5ebn Sagen iuaren oreiBig Tfarres
%eetponnen, ebenio cine Mnoobl gro
Ber Barrier slntiquitatenbdnoler, oie
Den gerfauf beioreen iouten. @tit
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itreift. @biabgebiet ideinen 2onoor
mo Inerifa = Ipe5ien 2ooon -
gepeien gu fem.
9ie Nonne @er6oipo in Sefate-
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oiebitablen beihaftiete. 9ie @ob-
alll1g er Noilne NOR cine pon1tan.
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Die 8oli5ei 6en groBten Sell ser emit
menoeten &oit6arfeiten, 10 aud Sic
griGonten oes Seiligt,ms bon
G5enitodaii, borfono, melhe sic ge.
boroe lett Monaten bergebIid in
HuBlono uno i'm @uslanoe gei1tdt
batte.
9os iino sic aufiebenerreaenoitc,r
0iebitable bon auniti6Geen. Man
eriiebt aus Ser 2iite, oaB Srmfreib
OH Der Spibe mari6iert uno ooB Die
lnerflpiiroiae @rt, mie ser 2ouple
heipodt miro, i1on ltnermeBlihe
Terlliite 5lir Solge eebabt bat.
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aeim @ort bes sfanoals

folate Dem 8eiude elmer Ma6borin
BET Mrs. 50. g. Spaugb bon Man-
bile, $500, tpelde iagte:: Sic er-
oablte mir, bob iie our9 nOr. &in5's
Neue 2ebenspiaen" bon bartnGdi.
gem 0ierenleioen aebeilt pltroe uno
iid pie neugeboren fiibIe." 2pi6teS,
ober iiberes Mittel fir Magen-, Sc
ber- uno Observation-Disclosures. Mts
25c in ouen ~9fpotbefen.
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1~tnn5tig, amfsnb6rem IN arbeiten

Menn Sbr ar5t BON Sbnen Der.
Ionet bic arbeit nieoer5ulegen, fine
Sic beitir5t. oDos eebt nidt" ia.
gen sic. sic fino iid Sbrer Sdfpd-
DIE betpuBt miiiien aber peiter ar
beiten. Was Sic notig baben, i'll
Electric 9itters" melher arafi
uno gnergie giebt 8erriittung Der.
binoert uno oas Spftem nufbart
MIio leioet nidt, tpertt idon Die cr'
fte Dolls biIft. Eauie1oe beromfet
linn tire @eiunbbeit. @eriuht i'm
@nrontiert. Sur Soc Def alien Drug
giiten.
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Nad) barter Saaesarbeit

ihrner5en Ropf uno Niiden Der Sars'
fran. Sem @unber, uenn ibr.
9oune ettpas miirrii6 lit. Sic mir
tire quite 2aune pieoer erlangen
nahoem iie Die Shmer5eli init Or
Ni6ter's n8ain.grpeller" bertrieher
bat. Das lit oerieIbe 5uberl6lIi0t
Sreuno ser Meni6beit, ocn man
felt Sabren in gait5 europa in fol
ieoer Samilie borfinoet. % ,uo sc
Gents Die Slaide in alien oeutidIer
Npotbefen.
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eyobn s. Bolton, offentlider Ro
tor. @runbeigentum. Igent fir
Beniionsonipriide. 3immer 8, 81
Sames Sotel, Olt-Souiton StraBc
8etoe Telephone $50,
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-09
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With constantly aching back.
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so thousands have gratefully tcsti.
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They're for weak kidneys.
La Junta people gladly recommend
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Thomas Roberts. 32i ". Second ST..
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In the small ~ my back and I attribu-
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end when they began 20 do their wOr!,
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New York. sole agents for the United
States.
hsmemhsr ths sans-Doan's-snd
oake ~ ether.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-09
ST. Patriek's Catholic Church.

s a. m.-Low Mass and sermon In
English: music and hymns by Sain,
Cecilia's choir.
u. m.-Blblc class and Sunday
school In English. Mrs. Ellen Guth'
rie O'Scil. superintendent.
10 n. m.-liinh Mass. with sermon
In English: singing and orchestra b,
Saint Patrickx choir.
y;3o .. m.-Sundny school In Span
ish.
3:30 p. m.--Rosary and bcncdictlon
of the Most Blessed Sacrament
On week days. mass at 8 .. m.
Everybody cordially welcome TO oil
these services.