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afoeiation Der llnipsriitdt Cincinnati
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zines Nepubliidners. unb Jobn Rpls
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perlnutt.e geffern, bab Der feitberiee
poIi3sigerihtseleri 4usuit Hirbert Der
NamfoIstr bes Grftersn unb 1bomas
Noeior. elmer Der bemotratifhsn Glib
rer. Der RohioIser bes 2sBiereH pers
ben ipiirbe. Die grnennunaen bat
Der Gtoots Setref6r su MAIDEN uno
sipar ouf bic Gmpfeblune Der Gretus
tip 4usfhiifie Der beiben parieien.
Inter Der neuen Srbnung Der
Ginse iif bie Rauninipettors Office
benz Department bes 0ebdube syns
ipettors unterItellt. Muf gmpfebIung
bss Raun Snipeitors RelIon ipurs
ben seifern bic Depuip Jnipeitoren
1bomas 0oftn unb gbparb Aennebp
BON Wnnor CUNT ibres 4mies enif.si.
Die Soften tporen nit $500 per Sobr
foIoriri. Die poften iperb<n bis auf
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- DER Werlpoltunssrcth bes pos
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beits Direttnr 6errn Cab. Mne
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hem Mmt ssf1iebenen Sobn g. GalIas
ban ipurbe Thomas WlcGopern sum
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IN Elm 5absessebalt bon $500 Derban-
ben.
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Gtobtrotbs bsihdftigte iin geifern
Uormittdg NIT Der femsmonntigen Mps
preparations Grbinnn5, bic IhIiebIih
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unb hem 6tabtrotb sussitslIt ipurb<.
Der fe, irit an anbersr Gtelle berihz
TT. IN feiner Gibuns am gsnmmittns
pdhirte. Der Gibung bes f5inGn5s
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9unt. Mrbeits Direttor priee unb
4err Qenn Dom Bureau Of WuHiripol
Neitnrm bsigeno9nt. Muf Gmpfehz
lung bes sOelunbbeitsratbs ipurne bns
G0ldr bes Oefunbbeitstsomieu Can.
bis BON $1,000 ouf 5000 erh0bt unb
boS bes Getretdrs Mofss Ran BON
41600 ouf $1,000 berabaeTebt. Die
OsriDlntguns fiir Annerotionssnede.
fiir ueI&e ber berfIoF<nt Gtnbtrat6
5000 on8efstt batte, iDurbe geifrihen.
Bon bieier Gunime follten bic Mns
neyotionS 4ommiFdre g. 3. garp.
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i $1,000 srboIten. Sect biirisn ne
fR& ben Ulunb piiden.
Clifford Roberts. einer btr6iIfss
&yamindtoren In Der Mubitcrss Office
unD siu<r ber Btomisn. Die Nubitor
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Der gtabiratb.
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sebt ni9t sine Jeuerweri poH
EtGtten.

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SObnIon orobte itlkblih nit bsm
Gerseantsoisarms. ber Wtullsn auf
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antrag tpurbe notiirli5 abs.Isbnt.
aber erft. nahbem 3us.s.btn tporkn
mar, bab bas prototon iixr bic Wons
tassFisuns mod niat oussefhrieben
nprben iei. Shlieblin itellte Stdbts
rsib Mdriin ben antras. Der Wullen@
fde 4ntrug foue in Wiebererfpdsuns
gesoeen perben. bod aud biefsr stng
nit IL eegen ID Gtimmsn perlortn.
Grei Oemotroien bdtten biesmal NIT
ben Republiionern gsitimmt.
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Outdnten nbaegeben, bob Der Stohss
ra;b bas Red. babe, gebaItgxrdnbe>
runsen porSunebmen. Dieits 0utafz
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einperiianben mar, bob Der Mpoibsisr
i'm Nrbsitsbouie. ber bislane $500 per
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nints. Die Grbinon3 purbe niht
perSnbert. Na1bem Gle Stems Der
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tigung Der bonn Uin0n3 Qommiitee
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R [ ! | | N! TO
SHOW HERE
WILL GIVE TWO EXHIBITS IN
FAIRMoNT ON THuRsoAY,SMAY

1t is announced officially to-day that
Ringing Brothers circus will give
two performances in this city on
Thursday. May 1G. In addition to
their always interesting and upt-o-date
show they will present a newly add
ed spectacle, Joan OF Arc" employ.
ing 1900 people. several hundred
horses, a ballot OF 300 dancing girls,
an da trainload OF special scenery and
stage properties. The production
takes place on an immense stage in
the main tent. Chicago praised the
spectacle unreservedly when the show
opened there at the Coliseum In April.
Nothing like 1t has been seen on the
road. The expense OF devising and
producing it was enormous.
Aside from the grandeur and beau
Ity OF this spectacle there is much in
the regular circus performance TO
thrill, astonish and amuse, for there
are among the 375 performers a host
OF foreign artists who have not been
seen III America in the past and who
are displaying novelties new to this
country. Prominent among the star
performers, new to the Ringing show,
are the Ty.BelI Human Butterflies"
the Rooney family Of the worlds
greatest equestrfans. Capt. Rulings
two trouRes OF trained seals, the
Hinez-Kinball family Of acrobats, and
various OF the talent recently exploit
ed before the European public.
The foreign agents Of the show are
an unusually energetic and progressive
set or men, They have stripped Eu.
rope and Asia of all Its best talent for
this years tour of America And fate
was kind to them. Last winter was an
unusually productive season in Eu.
rope in the way of novelties. They
were all secured. The cost OF this
importation of talent would bankrupt
any other show in America.
Meantime in the tropics OF South
America, India and Africa, squads of
trappers searched the forests. tungles
and everglades in search Of curiosi,
ties. In Africa the chieftains of sew,
eral savage tribes We're induced 10
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scores foiloy
BOWLING.
Temple state Tournament.

Last night the Wheeling and Union
town bowlers held forth Oh the alleys
and hung up some scores that will
likely take down the leading prizes,
The visitors seemed to be in excellent
condition and the ease with which
they put down the pins was remarka
BILE.
Wheeling made the high score at
this stage OF the tournament with 7OS
in doubles. Uniontown hung up Goa
in doubles as her bid for the second
prize. Douglass SG6 still remains
high in4sIngles. as'5l Hf.t'll I.
Is To-day the: tournament ends and the
alleys will probably be given over
mostly 10 the efforts Of local bowlers
TO take down some Of the prizes.
Following are last nights scores:
Doubles
Bailey lO6 1873 14S S9S.
1se 90 ITO 1O7 S1O-7O3.
o'Neal 1O1 1876 1876 1863.
Coffman 100 96 lis S2S-6S6.
King 142 Ill lis S72.
Keenes 1O1 1874 80 1854.
Frankenberry III III 1877 3G1.
Carroll SO 119 1O1 3lG6-677.
Pete 95 81 Ill 297.
Weber Sc 1874 IS SoS-GO5.
Hunter 119 107 12G 1862.
Brown LOG III 40 $3.50.
Singles
Frankenberry Iii 1876 1913 355.
King 1876 1870 102 34S
Keener 1877 95 100 1872. Y
Carroll lis log 9S 322,
O'Neal 1OG 1870 90 S2l.
H. King 1903 1O5 % SOS
Coffman 1909 81 los SOl.
Powell lO1 81 50 1856.
lse 90 OS liz SO2.
Bailey LOG 1913 1872 S5l.
Pete 1O4 1906 1OS 31S.
Woeber ITO 11S 11S Si1.
Brown 119 III 81 SSl.
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Base Ball
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

At PHILADELPHIA
Brooklyn ! '.s......01.OS 5000 9-6sS 2
Philadelphia .OQQ101000-2 8 2
y Batteries. Stack and Phelps. Bren-
nan and Graham. Empires, KLEIN and
|'Bueh.
AL New York
Boston s.. $3.50 O1O1 1908 8 ]
New York 8. 100000 400t-7 II 2
= Batteries: Donnelly and Rarlden.
crandall and Meyers. umpires Rig
Ter and Finneral.
igAt Chicago n "a I
Est.fLouts 4. ...OOG 0 Oil 2-1Ogl2f 9
chicago ~. .402O200N SelGI 4
n Batteries: Steele. WOODBURY.. Hari
nnon and Bliss and Wingo; sheney
and Archer. Empires, Queensland
Brennan.
Pittsburgh game postponed, bad
weather.
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leave their people behind and help {
n,iial,t = ~ 81 lltn

elitesatn sstates lspta
great iliany- ogfloas specimens o ami.
NAL life fell into the nets Of The expe.
dttlon. In India a capture was made
iii d single day that IS almost price
less is big Frlf2,r the ;tatest Of.
raffe that ever lived. }t.Ggg 81
llt@@ Mn fif' &'fs'ae.,3s
h This wonderful organization is haul,
,e,kfIom twoitotown OH eighty-ftye six
ty-foot railroad cars, making a train
over a mile in length. The train is
divided in five sections. The daily ex'
penses OF the show are $500. There
are $50 horses and 1000 wild animals
Il takes fourteen acres Of canvas to
house this big family,
In the forenoon OF show day the new
parade will give some idea of the
money that has been spent in reor
ganizing The circus for this season
It's the most magnificent the Ring
lIngs have yet given and there are
three miles Of it.
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The death is reported from London
Of Bran stoker; for Years associated
with Sir Henry Irving. He was, the
author Of several widely read novels.
and also wrote Observation-Disclosures
of Irving.
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A mild, purely vegetable cathartic.
Cures headache and Biliousness by re,
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Lexington, Va, where she plays the
v. N. / team today Monday and
Tuesday the West Virginia team will
meet Washington and Lee and ION
Wednesday plays the Navy at Annap;
oils. Y
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When George FrothingAam appears
In his original role Of Friar Tuck in
the revoval Of Robin Hood. Harry 3.
Smith and Reginald de Koyen, author
and composer OF the OPERA viii pre-
sent him with magnificent loving
cup.
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y, NJ. c. a. NEWS.
chlefs Won.

The Chiefs defeated the Mononga6.
Glass team last evening in two of the
three games BOWED The games
were very interesting and We're. much
enjoyed by the fellows present. The
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-27

Wilton Lackley made his debut in
vaudeville successfully in Qnits, a
rather melodramatic sketch by Hall
McAIlister,
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A comedy drama ct.ed The Mar
riage-Not, by Joseph Noel. was pro
duced this week in Syracuse. The play
is said to treat Of marriage and ~
yorce in: an original way.
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FOR REMIT connecting furnIshedi
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GOSSIP OF THE STAGE

Eddie Foy has secured the rights to
Augustus Thomas sketch, at Liberty,
for use in vaudeville.
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.EuRNlsHs D ROOMS for rent Al it0o.
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S5$J. "
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FOR RENT-Two houses IN East Park
near owen Bottle Plant, on Grafton
Pike, by stone quarry. Call Cons
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Standing Of the Clubs

To.day's Games.
Toronto at Providence.
Montreal at Newark.
Buffalo at Jersey City.
Rochester at baltimore.
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ROOMS FOR RENF-withor without
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son. Cor. Monroe and High streetss
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FRUIT AND SHADE TREES Erape
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FOR RENT-Furnlshed rooms and
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FOR RENTING nicsIy futni1hed,
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Sundays Games
Montreal at Newark.
Buffalo at Jersey City.
Toronto at Providence.
Reserves Won

MoRGANTowN, April 29,-The Re,
serves defeated Norris Harvey College
In five inning contest here yesterday
6 to 4, The same teams play again 10.
day. Rain stopped the game which
was proving very entertaining to the
small crowd out. The score:
Morris Harvey ,.....S o o o. 3
Reserves .............OOO42-6 G 3
Batteries; suudt, Friel and POWELL.
Haniered and Smith,
Varsity Abroad
West Virginia University baseball
team left Morgantown YESTERDAY for
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-27

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light Housekeeping, 4ss Jeller.
son street. ;ie;i2l
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-27

EEoRYBE RENT s7.roolng hBiise, gegs
non Ave. Apply s1S 9Th stree.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-27
FOR PINT

FOR RENT-6 room house with bath
: on Mofgantown avenue, near Ovens
Glass House. Seymour MclntLte A
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-27

FOR RENT one front furnished
room, 61S Diamond street
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-27

FOR Sale room nous rs
12oft., between 9Th and TN streets,
Walnut avenue. $4,000 u soldssoollH
Inquire at 1913 Falrmont avsngeS
;tsIstgs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-27

FOR SALE ~ Modern seven room.
house, heated between Fourth end
Fifth streets on Walnut avenue n
auire OF G.. r. Hall ct Peoples
tional Bank.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-08-15

Max Walters has resigned his
position at the Palace drug store.
After September / he will be cashier
of the Carlton State bank. Max is
an aggressive young man and will
succeed In his new work.
For the next ten days all summer
hats will be placed on sale at one
dollar each. M. & B. Peacock Mill
linery. 12d2twlt
-Harding's dray and a buggy
driven by son of A. Sexton collided
In broad daylight at Broadway and
Third this afternoon. The buggy
was damaged-no one hurt.
For all kinds bIacksmithing and
repair work see George sAider. Plow
work q specially. 15w4t"
Junction City Union: George
Huffman received the Republican
nomination for sheriff of Dickinson
county at the primary Tuesday. Mr..
Huffman is one of the good men of
Abilene, is we'll known in this coun-
ty and there is NO reason why he
should not be elected by good ma
iority at the election this fall.
The Reflector every day proves
itself to be fine advertising med
ium--it gets results. @. A. Hodge
yesterday put in local about losing
a pair of glasses. When he reached
home in the evening and read the
local, he went out to his chicken
house and he found the glasses lying
on the floor. That's getting results.
Give us your order for one Of
the new 1913 Buick cars. Electric
lighted, self-started, nickel plated,
larger tires, longer wheel base, room
Ter wooden bodies handsomely paint
ed; the price about the same as last
year. e. e. Coulson, Abilene, Kan.
29dtf1wtf
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-08-15

Commencing Saturday and lastinI
seven days the Racket will close on
their entire line of hammocks a
one half price. 14d4tw1
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-08-15
RECENT REFLECTIONS.

Don't forget big discount sale a
Cases basement. Everything a.
ridiculous low prices. 1913
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-08-15
ROASTING EARS CAME HIGH.
Cost Junction City. Man $50 for an
Armful.

A man of the city paid dearly for
an armful of roasting ears on Sunday
night, says the Junction City Union.
The woman from whom he took the
roasting ears told the story. She
was sitting on the front porch of her
home at late hour, and heard somex
one in the back yard, breaking off
roasting ears. She went into the
house, and securing her Tbvolver,
started after the intruder. He saw
her. and ran, with his arms full Of
roasting ears. The woman followed,
and the man. still clutching his roast
ing ears, crawled under the back
fence, and started toward the rail-
road track. The woman followed, and
stubbed her toe on something that lay
in the path. She lost track Of the
man. and on her way back concluded
to investigate the obstacle. and found
pocketbook containing six silver
dollars and enough more in bills to
make q sum Of over $50. The owner
has not called to reclaim It.