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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-01-20

come of the negotiations between tn
republicans and the imperialsts.
Tang Shao vi is still hopeful tina
both the south and the north under
such an agreement would be recog
nized by the foreign powers and tha
peace would be reached.
| The convention could then be prop
erly held in which event there Is every
indication that the delegates from the
| provinces would almost unanimously
support a republic. .s. ......
Imperial Princes Deadlocked.
! Pekin, Jan. 19.-The princes Of the
| imperial clan, number of leading Man
chu officials and several members OF
the government had a protracted con.
ference today with the empress dow.
ager at the palace but again separated
without arriving at a decision on the
question of abdicating. The leading
princes favored an unconditional alb
dication of the throne. Three of the
younger princes together with Tieh
LANG the former Tartar general at
Marking would not, however, agree to
the courts retirement to Jehol al
though they did not suggest an alterna-
tive.
There has been considerable effer-
vecense in Pekin throughout the day
among both foreign residents and
Chinese There were many rumors
of tie probability of Manchu out
break, which however appears un-
likely at present.
The ex-Regent Prince Chung, and
the former Premier, Prince Ching visit
ed Premier Yuan Shi Kai this after
noon and had a long conference with
him. 1t appears that the court has
not produced the gold 1t promised to
provide and the imperial soldiers do
not show any anxiety to fight for
glory.
American Troops Arrive.
Pekin, Jan. 19.-The Fifteenth regl-
ment of United States infantry, which
is to act as a guard for the protection
of a section of the railroad from Pek-
in to the coast, arrived at Chin Wang
Tao today on board the transport
Logan.
Captain J. H. Reeves, military at
tache of the United States legation,
was on the quay waiting to greet the
troops as they disembarked.
Exodus of Mobiles Expected.
London, Jan. 19.-In an imperial
edict issued today the authorities OF
the Pekin railroad are ordered to send
all available rolling stock to Pek1n.
An exodus Of the mobiles is expected
shortly. according to a news agency
dispatch from Tien Tsin. Three trains
are now waiting in the vicinity OF
Pekin.
Idols are 6eheaded.
Victoria, B. c., Jan. 19.-News OF a
boodlessE massacre at Canton was
brought by the steamer Kamakura
Maru. A large force Of the "dare-to-
do" brigade of the revolutionartes pro-
ceeded to the temple Of horrors" and
beheaded the idols. Throngs OF
Chinese cheered the Idol slayers' as
they marched through the streets car
rying the headless josses and shouting
to the people that their gods were use
less They smashed between 300 and
400 losses The joss stick sellers and
a large number of worshipers were
driven from the temple. The temple
of horrors" brought in considerable
revenue to the late authorities
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

Mrs. Claude Younk1n, ITO Soutl
Court street, is visiting friends il
Charlton.
Miss Alice Slaughter, TIC Nortl
Green street, Is visiting at the hom'
OF Mrs. o. e. Kirby, in Fairfield.
Mrs. Maud sisk of Rutledge spen
yesterday at the home Of Mrs. Stell;
Potter, west of the city.
Mrs. A. G. snider of Lucerne. Mo.
who has been the guest OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. Frank Fleener, 1909 East Mail
street, for the past week, has return
ed to her home.
Mrs. J. 8. James of Douds-Leando
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Grant Weir, 1917 East Main street, has
returned home.
Mrs. Frank M. Woods, 112 Ottumwa
street, left last evening for Oskalooss
for q short visit with friends and re
latives. ,-
Mrs. j. c. Mitchell, 222 North Green
street. is spending few days with
Judge Mitchell who is attending court
at Keosauqua.
Mrs. L. A. McCrary and daughter,
Miss Deah of Abba, are shopping In
Cttunwa today.
Mrs. A. Woodland and daughter Miss
Margaret Of Pella, returned last even
ing after short visit at the home OF
MI. and Mrs. Frank McClough, 1921
Elm street. CO..
Mrs. Lora Millgan of Abba, who
has been visiting at the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. e. Carpenter,
4O6 East Lincoln avenue, for the past
few days, returned this morning on
Burlington No. 3.
Marriage licenses were granted yes
terday afternoon by the clerk. OF dis.
trict court to Elmer e. Seaburg and
Miss Julia Nelson, and to Benjamin
H. johnson and Miss Viola E. Farmer.
Mrs. Frank Mcnamara and daugh,
ter Frances Lillian, 822 West Second
street, will leave tomorrow for two
weeks visit in Chillicothe, Mo-, and
Kansas City, Mo. ~
Mrs. J. G. Whitehill OF Vilisca. is in
the city In the interest Of the Degree
Of Honor lodge.
No matter what you want in foot
wear we make it our business to have
It and the next best thing Is we sell
It for less. Give us a chance to prove
it. Church Shoe Co., South OttumWa.
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OTTUMWANS LAND JOB
Local Bridge Firm to Supply Structur
al Iron Work on Fairfield
Earfnrv

John Dittman, superintendent Of the
Ottumwa Bridge Co., left on No.
over the Burlington this afternoon for
Fairfield where the Ottumwa firm has
the contract for the structural iron
work in the Fairfield Pure Ice Co.'s
plant combines creamery and ice
plant and Mr.. Dittman had the plans
with him to take up the matter OF
building with the company This is
not the first contract of the Ottumwa
firm in Fairfield, for the new washing
machine factory just completed there
was one of the Ottumwa firms jobs as
well as was the Hawkeye Pump &
Tank Co., plant.
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Cures permanently the cases he uA'
dertakes and sends the incurable
home without taking fee from them
This Is why he continues his visits
from year to year, while other doctors
have made few visits and stopped
DR.. Shallenbergar is an eminently sue
| cessful specialist In all chronic dis.
| eases, proven by the many cures eff.
fected In chronic cases which have
baffled the skill of all other physi.
clans. His hospital experience and
extensive practice have made him so
proficient that he can name and locate
a disease In few minutes.
Treats all cases Of Catarrh, Nose,
Throat and Lung Diseases, Eye and
Ear, Stomach, Liver and Kidneys.
Gravel, Rheumatism, Paralysis, Neu.
ralgia, Nervous and Heart Diseases,
Blood and Skin Diseases, Epilepsy,
Bright's Disease and Consumption in
early stage, diseases Of the Bladder
and Female Organs, Liquor and To
bacco habit. Stammering cured and
sure methods to prevent its recur-
renee given. A cever failing remedy
for Big Neck.
PILES, FISTULA and RUPTURE
guaranteed cured without detention
from GUINNESS. Special attention given
to all surgical cases and all diseases
of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat and
Granulated Lids.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Are you nervous and respondent
weak and debilitated; tired mornings;
no mbition-lifeless; memory poor;
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DISEASES OF MEN AND PRIVATE
DISEASES A SPECIALITY.
Blood Poison, Spermatorrhea, Vari-
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ness, Dizziness, Defective Memory,
ETC.; which ruins mind and body, posi-
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WONDERFUL CURES.
Perfected in old cases which have
been neglected or unskillfully treated.
No experiments or failures. He un-
dertakes no incurable cases, but cures
thousands given up to die.
Free and Confidential. !
Address
DR.. w. E. Shallenberger.
1865 Lake Ave.. Chicago
Reference: Dreyel State Bank.
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CASE DISMISSED
Charges Against Fred Young Will Not
Be Prosecuted by w. n.
Bryant.

The charges of assault with intent
to inflict great bodily injury filed
against Fred Young by w. H. Bryant
were dismissed by the latter when the
preliminary hearing came up this
morning before Justice of Peace W. j.
Berry. Young was made to pay the
costs of the case. Young was accused
of striking Bryant over the head with
a stove poker in fight in a pool
hall.
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COMMISSIONERS LEAVE.

The three commissioners Of the in
sane, Clerk George Phillips, DR.. A. O.
Williams and w. A. Work, with Super
visors H. B. Patterson and j. w. Hall
left for Mt. Pleasant today to investi
gate insane cases that might be
brought to the county home and les.
sen the expense of their keep to the
county by removing them from the
state hospital.
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DEATHS.

CARR.-Friday morning. January 10,
1912, at II O'Clock, at the family res
idence, TIA North Moore street,
Mrs Mary Carr, aged SO years. Five
sons and one daughter survive
John, Frank, Samuel, Michael and
Bernard, and Mrs. Lawrence Glenn.
She also leaves four sisters and one
brother
Funeral arrangements have not az
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Republican
Primary Announcements.
To the Republican Voters Of WapelIo
County.

desire to announce my candidacy
for the nomination on the republican
ticket for the office Of representative
for Wapello county in the thirty-fifth
general assembly, subject to the June
primary. Frank Shane.
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DRAIN TILE
For prices and information write
Morey Clay Products Co
OTTUMwA, IOWA
Weekly Courier

CHANGING ADDRESSES.
Subscribers wishing their address
changed will please give the name
OF tho Postoffice to which the paper
has been sent as well as the Postoffice
Whels they desire 1t to be changed to-.
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OBITUARY

William Stuber.
William Stuber was born Sept. Is,
1S49 and departed this life January II,
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CRISIS IN CHINA
BELIEVED NEAR

CONTINUED From Page ~
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vet been made.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-11-14

The attendance Ut the Sunday
school was very gratifying Sunday.
The new song bOokA will be on hand
soon. There Will be . program and
ChfistmasT tree In the auditorium on
Christmas eve.
The Pearl base ball team journey
ed to Woodbine Saturday and de-
feaksd the woOdbine Blnes with> .
score OF Q to s in favor o. Pearl.
There viii b. . box social and
program At Pearl and also one At
the Pleasant Hill school house north
or Pearl.
Jacob LongneckeF expects 20 90
to Sedan, kan, to see his farm
soon.
there viii DO love feast at ne
Newbefn River Brethren church. ~
miles southwest Of Pearl, Sunday.
November ~.
The revival meetings viii close 1t
Belle Springs Friday evening.
Miss LOrena FEEDER. Miss Alta
Lady and Messrs. Ralph Johnston
and :aAFrie Olson took In the opera
1t Abilene Saturday night.
The second number Of the lecture
course Ct Navarro Was given last
Saturday evening. Owing to the
date being changed several we're
unable to attend. the musical magi-I
asan was the entertainer for the
evening.
benjamin. Ebsrhardt OF Carlton
visited Sunday al the Henry Ruts
farm southwest n Pearl. N
Frem XII fe cane % III his
Auto on y tsOm ariapn laas
week.
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Il.
The meetings at Buckeye which
ara being conducted BY Chaa. Wal.
ters are well attended and much
interest IL taken.
Lester Pierce Is thrsshing corn
fodder in this ylcinity.
~. and iEFs. Robert Peters 81
Dwight, Kan. are vIsiting relatives
and friends.
Miss Rosa Miller and Miss Marie
Sitter were visit AZ east Buckeye
school Friday.
Mrs. August Sedar Of Canton, G.,
Mrs. Susan Lands. Mrs. Chas. Lesk-
ron and children spent several days
At the Teare hons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Engle visited
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. ,. Freed.
Mrs. @. PrObasco and family left
Thursday for their new home in
Colorado.
Mrs. 8. Aumach and family, Mrs.
A. r. Dornberger and daughter,
Annie. visited Sunday with Mrs. G.
Teare.
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The meetings IN progress It Belle
Springs are Interesting and attend
ance good.
NJ. L. Hoffman and family Of Abb
|lene spent several days IN this vic
Unity visiting relatives.
Born. TO mr.. ann Mrs. Louis Kie-
serie. Nov. s.. . daughter. :
~ Borns to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hcft-
man, Nov. 10. daughter.
Mrs. Fanny Fuller returned on
Thursday from FIoresville. Texas.
where she spent some time with her
sister. Mrs. s. zook.
Misses Vera shirk and Ethel Spur
geon OF Saiina spent several days
at A. L. Shank's and }, 8. Kauff-
mans.
]. II. Bassler. formerly Of this
place but now OF Ellis, Is here visit
ing friends.
The funeral Of Mrs. A. X. Bassler
which was held at the Belle Springs
church was largely attended. This
people OF this community extend
sympathy to the sorrowing friends
Ia their bereavement.
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foul pa
ala for his new house. Carpenters
NEif Commence work soon.
M, Mafahai1 was Z Chapman vls-
iter Eonday.
Robert Broadfoot and family spent
Sunday ct ;. a. Reshs'a.
elmer Diffenbaugh and family
vialisd with hons folks in Abilene
Hanasy.
Hrs Ashcrafs spent Friday with
h6F daughter. Mra Eyman Reese.
Mfs. r Thorp and daughter, Mia
ne. visited lsss week ii these parts.
al. ana Mrs. Cole Of Abiiens are
uziIlns o. old BelshboEs this week
TEcrd was received hers that
gransma Mustard q Abilene Is very
poorly ns tia lime.
as Ms Casa Nfs pinshaH
Miss esrs 81 tki'eHe wtFe
~ M aFF
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llooNLIGHT.

j. z. Lehman Of Ellsworth val
here sunday to visit with his broth.
er Sam, and family.
Alfred Anderson, q nephew Of Roy
Anderson. came in from Los Ange-
les Monday, He says Kansas e
good enough for him,
Fred Mehl's win have prayer meet
aag IT their home Friday evening.
me house at Chris Orders u
earing compilation.
The Armenian lady. Mas Krikor-
~. apeke TO . sarge cFeWd a
BssAa Sunday evening.
Rev. Swanson and wife are visit
ing friends ID this vicinity. Rev. s..
preached al Bethel Sunday morning.
The regular weekly prayer meets
Ing vas 1t w. b. Wood;e Thursday.
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u. r. y. NO. 9.

r.. M. Nemechsk's sale was vel
attended and the cattle brought
good price.
Mrs. George French returned q
her home in Butler county after .
two weeks visit With her sister
Mrs. Rose Smith.
NJ: afrs. Roy H6msher OesdreaE BSnd
IL visiting her aunt. Mrs.. y. @
Smith.
Mrs. D. M. HIttle who has been
visiting her daughter. Mira. y. Korn,
left for her home In Kansas City
Monday.
Leonard Schlegel and wife Of Los
Angeles. Cal. who havs been visit
ing q month with their son. Paul,
went hOme SATURDAY and took Anna
sehlegel with thema short
Mrs. reeves and son Ray sp
u Dayton.
Harry Snte - contemplating y
bridge on hiS place across Turkey
Creek.
Art Sherwood has come IN from
the summer shows and u visiting
In ahe nelghhorhood N feE days.
Grandpa sheets lOst hfb valuable
driving horse at his son, Davis.
A surprise party was well at
ssnied At Paul scheiegeI's before
Anna went away.
Fred Rufener II getting his corn
but 10 he and hia family can spen !
THANKSGIVING with his sister In To-
Dela.
Sunday was Mrs, 7. @. Kanfs-l
mans birthday and . number Of
Ter friends gave her : surprise.
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That Drilled well
Yop want. Get : Dempster dfill:
the drlli thas drills,
First 100 feet ii Soc per foot
Second 100 ieet 4 zoe per q,
Deeper IL came increase IN price.
Write Or phone chabmkh ssir
HARRY A. HUFF
Chapman, Kansas
SOLOMON.

]. p. Sullivan has added q new
meat market TO his store which
makes 1t very nice for hIs customers
John Sawyer Is TO have charge d
the shop.
John Terner has moved into the
George Dobson house near the q. b
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Sundahl left We'd
nesday for their home in Topeka.
The Ladies' Aid society 81 the M.
is. church met with Mrae ME-, Aa-
miller wednesday with q good Az
tendance- At the close ofrthe meet
ing dainty lunch was served.
M. sampson has bought Glare
GundahTs lovely home and moved
into II Tuesday.
Miss Helen Backer returned home
from sallna Tuesday where she had
been visiting Mrs. George Thayer.
Mrs. y. YounEIe or saiina IL visit
inG her aunt. Mrs. A. Grooger this
week.
win Harris went to Abilene We'd
nesday on business.
N. X. Knikht went to salina on
tuesday where he ID attending
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph starrett moy-
Cd into their new home Tuesday,
b. 4. Skages and ]. D. Riordan
u car 81 hogs to Kansas CITY
Thursday niRht. ss's
Frank Gregory and wife LEFT Tues
day Tor Oklahoma TO- visit with her
daughter. Mrs. Del TroxeI and FAM
IN. They win spend the winter
Ehere.
Mr. ana Mrs. ID. Il. Ekaggs are
snjoying ! visit from Mrs. slEaggs'
sister. Mrs. II. Nv. CaddOck and Mr..
caddOek. They Wednesday
lrSi1 -B0cnvilie, ua
q. slough hss he Tern
y properly ii the pArt of
town. he expects e. ha a. Addl-
lion o. two nOOma before occupying
mo house.
MIRA IA. %. Smith entertained the
roung ladies' Sunday school class Of
IES Methodist church ct her home
night. The evening was
,pent III NJ social way. with games
md eou lb affEf swhiSh II
Iaanty lunch was served.
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| &AE aGAGE

nsa@k
Arra. AusmOs II IN Wamego Hlsles
ing her daughter. IL !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H0le4fOltlt
visited relatives 10 McPhsraen over
Sunday Il
Miss Rhea Bosley 10 Visiting e
ne B. w. Stewart home.
mrs. SLENDER Of oaaw lie yis't-
In her daughter. Mrs. Bart Mitchell.
Mgss Emma Glsh and MILDRED
Ramsey were home several days.
They returned to Chapmana lgOnday
m6Fhlng.
q. q. Drake spent Sunday VIII
srisn0u ID Mcrherspn.
Waiter xlchers of AbiIsne apent
several aays visiting relatives Last
wssk.
Alex Young ana family Of Man-I
shsnaef visited with Ia. Mcvick<
sfsa saturday.
lflss May .BFiney yisited her sis.1
asr. Mrs. gtssls, the first 81 the,
week
Miss Rnrsersoas left Tor her hozee|
- 81. Ronls Saturdays
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NOPE.
] w3lu3t

The Maple Grove telephone line
il Aeine divided into twq lines in
order 10 Get better service.
adls Catherine Allyn called ~
aAs Misses Brpbaker sunday atser'
noon.
Al large crowd attended the Inn
eral of loo Smith.
Mrs. Glen Mitchell and children
came ;np from Ottawa % visit rsase
's.s..s.. M .g u -
M, and Mrs. Rowe came over
from Dillon to visit their d 4
Mary Rowe. 10 |.
Lsszle Longtime came down from
Navarre to visit relatives.
new. johnson Of ENTERPRISE yas
-in Esepe Friday. $3.50 i
ka HOetetter has rsturhed aEean
Z visit in Pennaglvania. h.
pan McBsth and wife of Abilene
.apsnt Sunday with q: ,. RFosNh.-
Bngle ReSds ana wife ~ Nayatxa
Iasasd Trough town On their VIZ
= alan
Is - Bride
u are here vialtlng -
Mrs. b. b. Lockard wag iting
ii Harrington i few dave va,
accom- anied home by Mles q lsw
II 4 u sFsfgsts -
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yoMNeOM.

= II
N. s. woOlverson attended the
Nemechsk sale south Of Abilene On
Monday
Mrs. George Purves, who has been
WAITING her daughter, MTp. Dan
etCddart the past week. returned
70 her home south Of Abilene Tues
DAY.
Mrs. MiddIeton and son Gilbert
Of Abilene attended the johnson
Sunday school LAST Sunday.
Tom Puryes Who was hurt ~ an
automobile last week. Is setting
along nicely and win b nble 70 so
10 bic bone south Of Abilene, some
time thia week.
CIiffofa yohnnoa Of Abilene isI
working for Dan etoddart.
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ZION

Rev winton Hinkle preached 81
Zion Sunday morning and evening
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sword and fam
|iiy were guests or A, 0. looks sun
day.
J. 2. Lehman OF Ellsworth tooi
Monday dinner At A. o. Cooks.
Miss Susan Bert il staying at her
brother Sans this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. 4. franklin viz
tied at s, J. Lady's Sunday.
Misses Marie and Ruth MinteE
were guests Of Ruth and Orpha zoOk
Sunday.
Luther Marstelisr sports with :
new buggy.
Some Of our farmers are almost
through husking corn.
Misses Helen Grove. Ruth and
Elizabeth Zook were home from the
ID. @. n. 8. for d vacation. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Minter we're
entertained at Q. J. I4ady's on Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. A. Eagle Of abb
lsns sundayed At J. D. Freed's.
Earl Eng1s and sister, Miss Hasel.
were entertained at Grant Balmer's
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno, Stoffer we're
IL Enterprise over sunday.
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MOONLIGHT.

Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Hoover. Nov. s, girl.
Charles HOllinger's and John
81 Rhinehart visited 81
III. ]. Reels sunday.
'ass g. Crnm purchased Buick
auBtor or from coulson laas
g n. Bfschbi bought the 1fra.
gmsrr farm recently md Ia pnIls
out the hedge.
rev, John Herr or Abilene preach
"a aE Bethel Sunday morning.
N NJ number 81 the Brethren In
Christ will 30. ID Newbern. church
NJ sth Id IAlI III etsild Lave
ana hear Bishop J. -. zoOk
III beg MOtnes, Iowa, who will do
SysY getIetics work in this county.
80. w eiley's visited Sunday at
r. III Bert
q. II. Bert II expected home this
week.
Miss Catherine Grill visited with
Wis Frances BufkhoIder Sunday
Melvin Crawford'a and Sam Leh-l
mass motorsd 10 Dava Hoover's II
WIN Pages car sunday afternoon.
y6hh fFefr's and nj. 4. Brandt'aI
wAre III y. NJ. Sheets Sunday.
Harry criaer is bury hauling saad
Tor cement Culverts % the public
higkwey.
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AMgE.

B. Il. " +
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McGeath
and daughter OF Bethesda, Ohio,
visited at b. o.. shisk's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Buchenan
and son Bernice. visited at Bavaria
Sunday.
Mrs. ID. Bunker OF Beloit e here
visiting her son. Bruce Bunker. and
family.
Ora Lahr has started 9 new houae
on his farm.
Mrs. N. u. Rees visited with Mrs.
b. r. Knerr wednesday.
Fred Kean's Of Sallna we're IN
this vicinity visiting relatives LIST
week.
Mrs. David Campbell and daugh-
tiers we're In thfs vicinity visiting
relatives.
b. D. shirk's visited 1t J. u
Lahr's Sunday.
Samuel Mccuiiougk's, Davis Me-
cuIiough's and Henry paui'e visit
ed At the O. w. Edssmon home on
Born. 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
November 18th. > daughter.
Miss yioIa Phiilps visited her par
snts Sunday.
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e. Bsli Of Brandon, Cole. q
eiISSsns special lSAuosmenss for :
sslry. II olgkt FAMILIES 70 help de-
vssos sseht so-ssfe 4ractn Of smait
sFust, enlan and petaso land heaf|
stvs. rianty a. water for irriEa
,.6s say. aag II year. You should
sElts hIaI. 3lWotl
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AbIisnsss effort 70 establish q
country elph onghs 70 succeed. mis-
q one 81 the few towns Of any Else
il the state that has not : place
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-11-14
Rra speclalIat Go ].

Dr. q. b. Avery. the exclusive
optonetrist, win b in Abilene Nov.
s3rd and All THOSE needing their
vision treated and glasses adjusted
intelggentay ne would % 4eaand
IL 80 1t the Union Pacific hotel
SATURDAY. NOV. 2$
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-11-14

b. M. Funston. i've Atock and real
estate auctioneer. Write FOR dates.
Address Abilene or Talmage, Kan.
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-11-14
Rig Rednction sale.

One Third OFF ON alb trimmed
hats for the next ten days. This
includes our entire stock Of trim-
med hats. NJ. q B. PEACOCK.
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