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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-18
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The one continuous ovation that
DR.. HATFIELD has received in his tour
in the northern part OF the'state-the
greatest crowds and enthusiasm that
have greeted any candidate for gov
ernor of West Virginia since Nathan
Con was a candidate in 1SSs-has.
stunned his political opponents. They
can not believe it possible. and, as in
the case OF Hiner. think that it Ia
exaggeration. If that were the case,
it could be very easily dispEoved. But
it is not the case. The Hatfield meet
ings have been with but one excep-
ton and that exception was at Pied
mont, the largest meetings ever held
in the places visited. Any inquiring
person can find out about the Hat
field meetings, if he questions the re-
ports in the papers, by writing to
places where they have been held
wheeling, Martinsburg, Preston coun-
II, Ritchie, Doddridge. Moundsville,
these are some of the places recent
IL visited by the next governor and
at each and every place this was the
VerolcC: II WAS Iue 4dE SesSL AAASSH4AAS
hin the history Of our. county or our
! town. as the case might be.
4 When Mr.. Hiner, Mr. Thompson or
sany other spellbinder stiFs up the
/ great crowds and enthusiasm that
DR.. Hatfield does everywhere he goes.
then they will get SUFFICIENT space ain
the leading newspapers OF the state"
for then. and only then, will it have
! a news. value" and managing editors
VIII cheerfully use the reports. Other
wise, managing editors will cut down
the stories" to a few lines. just
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WESTON |


WESTON, Oct. 1s.-The military
law having been lifted from the strike
zone at Paint and Cabin creek, the
soldier boys OF company A arrived
home on the Thursday morning train.
Most Of the boys were glad to get
home, and some Of them are tired Of
soldier life.
While out hunting near Bpekhan-
non WEDNESDAY Ella Bennett, Of this
city, was painfully shot through the
left leg and foot. Mn. Bennett was
not seriously hurt although his
wounds viii keep him housed in for
some days.
At the court house the last few
days marriage licenses we're issued te
Frank Butcher -anAa ssada Brown,
Thomas Davis and Dolly Wyatt, Rob
erts Lingef lis and g
c. Groves and Alice Altman.
W.B. Lason, candidate on the Pro-
hibitio6 ticket for sherin. Of the eoun-
ty. has withdFaV4 Fdiffn the race and
no one vii take his place at the head
of the ticket for sheriff.
The weston football team will play !
tha shinnston tea SATURDAY on. the
hospital grounda The Weston team !
Is scheduled to play several games
during the latter part OF the month.
The Eastern Star served refresh
ments in the Masonic han THURSDAY
night in honor of Miss vesta Nick,
new member Of the order who was
recently, Initiated. A large number
of the members were present. MFs-dt
E. c. Reep, OF Lghtburn, Was present
for the meeting.
Two small. boys were arreated |
Thursday afternoon by Policeman O. !
Il Harrison Tor stealing air Fldes I
from the E. q Kane. hardware store.
on account Of the youth Of the boys
they were dealt with very lightly.
]. M. LEVER and family have moved
from Jane Lew to the MalIoy apart
ments. Mr.. LEVER IS employed with
the Philadelphia Gas Company, ana
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clark waste, Of Weston, wassa city
visitor friday, go
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- RUY TO-.

%. h Blough VIII be at the follow
ing placeEto buy horse5 andscoIts:
Lost Creek 44ondays eetpPsr =
morning onlX5v lane Lew. oetober 2
afternoon. only: Freemansburg Tues
d555 October q. 10 a. M, to 2 p M.
F1emington. wednesday. October q,
fF01n II a m. sf6';9 p. ms Peel Tree
THURSDAY. October q. from 10 a: m.
to 10 M; PhfEppi. Friday, October
1865 from q. m. to 4 p. M; Clarizs-
burg, Saturday, October 26. All day.
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how 10 REsIS
CIronIe CouEhs and CoIds.

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hardly ever catch, cold IT'S only
when the system IS run down ana
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get a foothold.
Now isn't It reasonable that the
right way to cure cough is to build
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Mrs. Olivia Parham Of East Dur
ham. N. c., says: 81 took VfnoF for a
chronic cough which had Iastea two
years and the cough not only dis
appeared, but It built UP my strength
as well"
The reason VinoB is so eHieacious
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Chronic coughs and colds yield to
vfaol because it builds up the weak
ened, rundown system. Is
You can get your money bsLck any
time II Vinol does not do an we say j
Stone & Mercer. Druggists, Clarks-
burg W. Va.
2. S. For itching. burning skin try
our saxo salve. We guarantee it.
Advertisement.
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CHILDREN KISSING.

Marie and Joseph Harris, aged u
and II years are missing from their
home in Glen Elk. No. 2. They left
Tuesday evening and were last seen
by friends in Clarksburg Wednesday
afternoon. Their mother is anxious
to know OF their whereabouts.
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send a man with me would be will
ing to pay my share Of the expense.
Won't you kindly take this matter
up with me and reach me with LETT
ter at Belfh ton 6dFriday the 18th;
or Crates the 1870 &
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sFORK BRNes pAVeHTER-

Mr.. and Mrs. clemet Brown. of 116
East Poplar street. are the proud
parents of ten pound daughter who
was brought to them Thursday after
noon by the stork. Mr.. Brown is a
wen known glassworker at the West
Fork glass factory.
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Miss Myrtle Zimmerman, OF De-
troit, Mich, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
H. E. Beacon, at WilsonbuFg. &C.
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Mrs. Gertrude McGann, OF Yves
ton. is spending several days in the
city visiting friends and relatives
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WIN reside in this city during the
winter. -.
e. G. DAVIDSON, OF Crawford e 6
business visitor IN the city.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Dennis Nicherson are
visiting their son in New York, who
is. in the United stat6s navy 4
Mr.. and Mrs. rEffy Morlang, q
LawrenceviIle, Ill, are guests OF
Mrs Amy Ross and family.
Attorney Linn Br8nnQp IS at Clay
Court House. on legal business :
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crew suggested. "He1l see it in Our faces if
we 90 in there now
They heard the keepers talking together
on the lighthouse abutment. MacMurdO'S
voice reached them again.
Hi, Ieml Toms just down. He's not
sure, its 50 thick outside. There's glim,
like a Corposant, he says, out on the shall
lows.
\ deep sigh, almost a shudder rose from
the boat Casco started up the motor
"Now its plain he said quietly. "All
right, MacNurdo, he shouted to the keeper
keep the light on a bit
ave, aye" the answer came cheerfully
well have coffee ready comm back. She's
comm on to blow soon"
In the same dead silence in which they
came out. Casco swung the motorboat out Of
the lighthouse. 81.
"TRat little devil had a knifc!' someone
"Silcncc in the boat Casco ordered
stcrnly.
The big white surfboat, spray covered
and with chugging motor, breasted the
ocean, forging her way through.
Suddenly CaSco exclaimed "ShcS on the
lighter, Boys She's tending flare on the
bows
NOREEN, haggard, hollow eyed, greeted
~ them from the deck Of the lighter as
the lifcboat swept up TO the lee rail. cloth
was wrapped round her head, and her long
hair was looscned and disordercd in the wind
and rain But the girls strong face was as
firm as ever. There was a look on 1t they
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Patents that PROTECT

For Facts about Prizes Rewards ETC. send - stamps M
rs page book OF intense interest o. Inventor.
X. $. s, 4. b. Lacy, Dept ~, Ns .u, D. C. Estab 1876
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-12-05

lege basket ball team played the
Solomon high school team here We'd
nesday evening. The home team put
up good game but the Manhattan
team was too much for them.
Born, Tuesday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Hackley, girl.
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock oc-
Cured the wedding of Mr.. Marion
Gatchet, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Gatchet and Miss Delphina Slough
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs p. e.
Slough. Both young people are well
and favorably known to the COM
munity. They will make their home
in Solomon.
Mr.. Harry A. Lewis, son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Lewis, and Miss
Lucille Gatchet boarded the train for
Salina Wednesday and surprised
their friends by being married. They
went to Kansas City on their honey
moon. The bride is the oldest daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gatchet
and has lived all her life in this
community. She is a beautiful and
very pleasing young lady. Mr..
Lewis has grown to manhood on a
farm a few miles north OF Solomon
and is we'll and favorably known.
They will make their home on the
groom's farm north of town. ,~fH
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LANEY DISTRICT.

The Misses Hazel and Faye Eos
ter and Mildred Ramsey came home
from Chapman Thursday to spend
their Thanksgiving vacation at home.
e. e. Lavender and family visit
ed several days of last week with
S. A. Romberger's, returned to their
home in Abilene Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Musel are the proud
parents of baby boy. Mrs. Museps
mother is here from Marshall coun-
ty caring for the little one.
L. w. McGinnis and wife left We'd
nesday for Anthony, Kan, where
Mrs. McGinnis goes to the hospital
for treatment. We hope she may
return much benefited in health.
Walter Laney's spent Thanksgiv-
ing day with Mrs. Laney's brother
at Niles.
Herbert Romberger is husKing
corn FOR Walter fancy
Mr.. Grice's entertained several of
their friends Thanksgiving evening.
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DETROIT ROUTE ?.

Mrs. u. H. Long spent few days
with her daughter, Mrs. L. E. Muir
ply last week.
Robert Long AMI family are ex-
rccted back from California the last
of the week.
There will be stockholders meet
ing of the Detroit elevator company
a. Detroit Dec. 9Th. sf
The funeral of Mrs. Tom Noble
was held at the Detroit church on
Monday afternoon.
Meetings are still in progress at
the Detroit church.
T. J. McCarty of Junction City
was in this vicinity on business last
week.
G. w. Kelley and family took
Thanksgiving dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Ingersoll.
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LANEY DISTRICT.

Several from this vicinity were
shopping in Abilene last week.
Miss Daisy Blagg went to her
home at Navarro Thursday after
having, spent several weeks with her
parents in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards spent the
day Sunday with Mr.. Grice's,
Grandpa Romberger came up from
Abilene Thursday for a few days
visit with his son and family.
Dell Luke shelled and marketed
his corn at Talmage Thursday.
Seth Barter shredded corn fodder
for Messrs. Fells, Laney, Foster and
Romberger this week.
The infant child of G. H. Cheney's
has been quite sick the past week.
Mrs. Foster is having her house
painted. Mr.. Naylor is doing the
work.
Mr.. Grice and family drove to
Manchester Saturday and spent the
day with Mr.. Mustard's.
Miss Arnold and brother came up
from Chapman and are visiting rel
atives in this vicinity.
Will Hardin came up from Wich-
tia Monday where he has been at
the hospital the past five weeks.
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he big Butcher Knife
sale is on at The Big Store
for 10 days. The best value
ever offered in Butcher
Knives Abilene Nero. Co.
BUCKEYE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Nanninga of Leon
ardville visiting Mrs. K. Picking
from Wednesday until Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Rumold re-
ceived a letter from Mr.. and Mrs.
B. E. Bowan, stating they expected
to leave her brother Oscar SINNERS
ON Wednesday the 9th for Topeka
where they take the train Thursday
or Friday for San Francisco.
j. E. Winsler and family, Elmer
Hoyt and wife and Harry Marsteller
took Thanksgiving dinner with Mrs.
E. J. Winsler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Haynes spent
Saturday night in Abilene attending
meeting.
Quinn Haynes is helping e. Hoyt
stack fodder this week.
A, P. Super visited at Elmer
Hoyt's part of last week. He was
on his way from Seattle to his home
in Illinois.
Helen Grove returned to D. G. H.
S. Monday.
Ray Picking returned home last
week after an extended trip through
Canada and the western states,
A. Hinkle moved to Abilene on
Monday.
E. C. Kern moved on to his farm
he bought of A. Hinkle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Braley gave a
three course Thanksgiving dinner
to thirty seven of their neighbors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lair visited
relatives and friends at Glasco and
Delphos over Thanksgiving and re-
turned home Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Lahr had
quite a number of relatives for
Thanksgiving dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. verl Haynes of Abb
lene took Thanksgiving dinner with
his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. vern Eye Of Abilene
spent Nov. "a at. E. Hoyt's.
Miss Annie Grey from Carthage,
Mo-, is visiting her cousin, Miss Oh
lie Day.
]. ]. Marks and family spent
Thanksgiving with their daughter,
Mrs. Ora Lair at Acme.
Mrs. Charley Day is visiting rela-
tives at Wilsey, Kan.
Mrs. H. Fengel, 70 years old,
came up from woodbine Saturday
TO visit with Mrs. N. w. Day.
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PEARL.

The box social held in auditorium
was a decided success. The pro-
gram consisted OF dialogues, recita-
lions and singing and was enjoyed
by all present. George M. Lady
auctioneered the boxes which were
very artistic in all shapes and sizes.
They realized $3.50 from the sale
Of suppers.
The box social at Pleasant Hill
was well attended. the program was
good and the little folks did their
parts we'll. The Rchool rsaliaed
1886. The night was moonlight
and many attended from a. distance.
A box social will be held in Wood
bine Wednesday, Nov. 81.
The Grand View school south
east OF Pearl had a box supper and
program Tuesday evening.
Edward Philips and Tom Major
Of Carlton were heading kafir corn
for :. Ballantyne last week.
The boys and girls at Pearl are
going to play basket ball soon.
Revival services begin in the Dun
kara church at Navarro Sunday.
The third number Of the lecture
course under the management of the
Britt Lyceum Bureau, of Lincoln,
Neb, had the popular lecturer,
Newton Wesley Gains, deliver his
'New Wine in New Bottles" at the
Navarro hall Monday evening. His
message was of special interest to
young people while his message for
older people was very much appre-
ciated. Nearly all the people with
season tickets we're present to hear
him.
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ZION.

Mrs. Maggie Mead arrived here
Saturday from Upland, California.
She will visit here with her cousin,
Mrs. Joe, Bert, and other friends.
Luther Lady visited his sister
Annals school near Pearl on Mon
day.
Quite number from here attend
ed the love feast of the Brethren
in Christ in Abilene Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Ruth Minter returned home
Saturday after visiting with friends
near Pearl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tilton and children
from Idaho are visiting here with
friends. Mrs. Tilton was formerly
Miss Lulu Stoffer.
Rev. N. T. Franklin and niece,
Mrs. Maggie Mead, are in the New
bern vicinity this week.
The d. c. H. S. students returned
to Chapman Monday after a few
days vacation.
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R. F. D. No. 9.

Mr.. and Mrs. I. Henderson OF
solomon speut Thanksgiving with
Mrs. Henderson's brother, J. G.
Smith and family.
Mrs. Lulu Funk and children
spent Sunday with her parents near
Acme.
Mrs. A. J. Markley and SON visit
ed in Abilene Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Cole came home
Sunday from a two weeks visit
with relatives in Buckeye town
ship.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Cole we're shop
ping in Abilene Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Baird visit
ed sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd
Nemechek.
Mrs. L. N. Funk entertained at
thanksgiving near near Eureka Mrs.
Il. FUNK and Miss Mabel Funk Of
Abilene and Mrs.. @. W. Yates and
children Of La Crosse, Kan.
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

The Dunkard church held Dap
tismal services Sunday at Enoch
Derrick's.
Jennie schaich spent Sunday al
ternoon with Gladys Funston.
Rev. Rainier of Manchester was
calling in this vicinity.
Mrs. Chas. Kneisley returned home
from Emporia after visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Moore.
she was accompanied by her sister
Ruth who will visit here for a
short time.
thanksgiving services were held
at the Dunkard church Thursday
morning.
A trip to Fort Riley which Will
long be remembered was made Sat
urday by Myrtle Gunselman, Jennie
schaich, Gladys Funston, Rose and
Martha Ayres, Albert Miller, Floyd
Lloyd, Fred and Elmer Funston
Harry Ayers and Robert Schaicn'
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pease and sons
were visitors at Mrs. Aumack's on
Sunday.
The Aid society which met with
Mrs. Geo. Picking Wednesday was
we'll attended. The next meeting
will be in two weeks with Mrs. Ern-
est Leckron.
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ACME.

Fred Kean's have moved on the
John Bigler farm. a.
Lawrence Webb went to Lincoln,
Neb., to visit his brother, who Is
attending Nebraska University.
o. tie a number from here attend
ed t: 9 foot ball game at Abilene
Thanksgiving day.
Frances Engle, Nina Lantz ana
Agnes Lair visited with Mary Shlrk
Thanksgiving day.
Carey Amsbaugh moved on MS
fathers farm Tuesday.
Harry Armstrong was in this VIC
Unity putting up sale bills.
Up. Lantz and B. Q. shirk at
tended lodge in Abilene Monday.
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TALMAGE.

Fred Luker returned after a few
days visit with his daughter In To-
peka.
Mrs. A. D. Steele and daughter
spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mr.. Briney's in Abilene.
Mrs. Jacobs returned to her home
after a weeks visit with her brother,
Frank Stewart and family.
Mrs. Isaac Book spent several
days visiting friends and relatives
near Chapman.
Miss Anna Fulton returned after
a pleasant visit in Sabetha and Sen
eca.
The Chapman students returned
after spending their Thanksgiving
vacation with home folks.
Mrs. George Holzworth returned
from Mcpherson.
Miss Bessie Gilman spent Thanks
giving with her parents in Baldwin.
Miss Harriott Lockhart, a teacher
in the Canton schools, spent several
days last week with Mrs. Henry
Holzworth.
Mrs. Aldrich is confined to her
home by sickness.
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WILIOWDALE.

Mrs. Harry Brown who has been
on the sick list is improving.
Miss Bessie White left last week
for Nebraska where she will take
a course in nursing.
Harry Miller Of Chapman visited
with John Stewart Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Blunderfield Of Tall
mage visited several days with her
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Jolitz.
Chas. Brown was threshing in this
last week.
Katherine Stewart who is teach
ing school near Assaria spent the
Thanksgiving vacation ct home.
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HOPE.

John Brubaker and family spent
Thanksgiving with DR.. Sailors In
Ramona.
w. D. Reed and wife spent Thurs
day afternoon and Friday at, G. M.
Reed IS near Ramona.
Clarence Stagg has purchased the
John Ketchersid auto.
Rev. Meyer has moved his family
back to the farm near Irving.
Miss Stella Nelson came over
from Elmo to spend Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Heidenreich
came in from Kansas City to visit
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Kaufman came
down from Navarro and spent Sun
day with relatives.
Ms. J. J. Brown and baby went to
Abilene to see her son, Raymond
Weber.
Mrs. A. s. Layman returned 10
her home in Quinter after visiting
her daughter Mrs. c. G. Crawford
Miss yirgie Reed was shopping
in Abilene Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Miner and
baby of Davenport, Neb., are spend
ing this week visiting her parents
w. sterner's.
Rosco Reed returned from Nor
ril Saturday after spending several
weeks husking corn.
Thomas Healy of st. Joe is visit
ing his brother, James Healy.
Will Rumold and DR.. Entz went
to Abilene last week.
Miss Minnie Jaeger went to ADJ
lene Saturday.
J. w. Allyn and family called on
w. sterner's Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Gladys Miller spent Thanks
giving with her parents in Elmo
Mrs. Ernest Jaeger and Miss Min
ME Jaeger were Abilene shoppers
last Saturday.
]. w. sorrels and family spent
the week end in Abilene with friends
and relatives. -,
o. Halter has been on the SICK
list the past week. .
Ella Meuli spent the week END
with her parents.
orlena Leudeman visited friends
in salina and Enterprise last week.
Merl Palmer and M. A. Anderson
attended the washburn-Aggie game
At Manhattan Thursday.
Art Hall Of the Aggies is spending
a few days visiting his parents ana
friends. !.
Lydia Gutsch spent the weekend
in Tampa with relatives.
The play Hamlet was by far a
greater success than was expected
and undoubtedly one Of the best
shows that ever was given in Hope
Rev. Meyers preached a very able
and helpful sermon on Thanksgiving
morplns at the Presbyterian church
Harry A. Jones. lecturer for the
Progress, spoke at the school
house Monday evening to 3 fair
sized audience and a. = result plans
are under way for the organization
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of civic club.
Mary Haley spent Thanksgiving
in Harrington with friends.
DR.. Farnham's new house will
soon be ready for occupancy.
Mrs. Kate Puliver of Emporia
spent the week end with friends.
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LOGAN.

A fine and much needed rain fell
here on Sunday morning.
Mrs. John Cline returned home
from Missouri on Monday where she
spent several weeks with her par
ents.
Jerome Kaufman and son Ed re-
turned from Denver Friday.
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Advertised Mail.

Letters: r. NJ. Buchanu, j. H.
Edwards, Frank Gallagher, VIM.
Carton, Mrs. v. H. Griffith, J. K
Jones, ST.. Miguel Melendez, Miss
Iva Smith.
Cards: Miss Matte Ayres, Lloyd
Bierman, Guy Bovey. Steve Brewn.
Noble Harris, Clark Kunde, Mrs.
Clara Liby, r. v. Palmer, s. w.
Pyke, W. T. Reed.
C. M. HARGER, P. M.
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SOLOMON.

Mrs. William Butcher and chill
dren visited few days last week
with their, sons at Manhattan.
The Manhattan agricultural col
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-12-05

Brenizer's is headquarters for
home made candy, taffy, peanut
candy, chocolate creams and bon
bons. VII
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Abilene National Bank

No 3117
at Abilene, in the State OF Kansas, at the
close OF bushes, Nov. 26 1912.
uPsOuRCER.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-12-05

Automobile owners will find some
extra large lap robes at bargain
prices at Hodge Bros. These are
manufacturers samples bought at a
snap. dW
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Butteg MaFket.
Kansas City-Creamery. s4-s4A3.
firsts S1-S2c.
New YOrk-creamsry So; firsts
size.
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MATERNITY HOSPITAL.
licensed by the Detroit Board OF Health
|RIvATE maternity home for ladies'
before and during confinement Mrs.