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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-07-31

IL Southern Maryland perhaps the
most valuable natural resource, next
70 the great wealth Of sea food. Is the
millions Of tons ofoysisr shells found
ID one shape or another on land. III
soms places these shells are already
mixed with the soil 10 sufficient
quantity to make a true lImfstone
soil, which is dark brown or black.
There Is no difference chemically
between ground oyster shells and
ground limestone except that ihe
she'll II sOmew hat purer. When dry
and clean. oyster shells Ia over 80
par cent carbonate Of lime.
Limestone varies between vide
limits, some being over 80 per cont
and some only 60 per cent.
When ground shell or ground
limestone or any other form Of car
Donate Of lime Is mixed with decay
Ing vegetable matter the mixture
mr1s Black. Such soils, ifthey con
tain enough Of the other necessary
minerals such as phosphate and pot
ash. ar ideal for the growth Of clio
yers ald alfalfa. II the soil be
clay loan 10 has plenty 0f potash,
but In The shell lands OF Southern
MARYLAND, whore large crops OF hay,
grain and tobacco have been Tem0v
ed eacn year for centuries, there Ii
nearly always deficiency OF phoe.
pnate.
Alfalfa is q crop that grows best
whera phosphate Ia abundant and /, |
removes large amounts Of phosph ate |
from the soil.
Alfalfa will not do well without |
inOculaiion. but Ia this respect The
she'll lands ara again Fortunate. for
nearly everywhere find the lissle
Wild Alfalfa. black medic growing on
them.
Under tnesa conditions with plen
~ II lime and incubation Ia thesoil. /
II would be cheaper 10 seed 4 given
laiece q land TO alfalfa than to putt
the same land 10 wheat and
grass ID the usual way, except tha
as lnaemuch as the alfalfa is expect
cd 70 remain for q series OF years
and 10 sieId large crops every yea.
Is will pay 10 invest Literally liz the
prepsr alton of the seed bed and
phosphate so that the resulting
crops may DO clear OF weeds and
thoroughly vigorous.
TIL se Who expect TO grow alfalfs
should consult the ID Demonstration
AgenA, g +. Wathen. Jr.. Loveyille.
who will DO glad 10 visit The place
Md give detailed advice about the
york. seed, fertilizer. etc.
AUoUsT STABLKR.
State Agent.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-07-31

BALTIMoRE ga WASHINGTON


Read Carefully important chan0ss have
been made.
Leaxe Baltimore. pier 3. Light strsst
wharf, weather permitting, af p. M,
eveSy Monday. Wednesday and 8ntnr.
oay, iof - following River Landings.
Alexandria and Washington.
Baltimore, D. M, MiileF'e. Br0me's.
Porte bell0, 1rason's, Coan, q. n,
bnndicks, Lakes, Walnut Point. Cow.
arts, LeMisettn, kinsaie. Lodge, Mundy
Point sCiatra. Pinty Point. 10 i. III.
LeonaEdtown, 12nOon. Abslls. Cobrume,
btone's bushwood. Lancaster's, 4 D. u.
hiverside. Liverpool Point; 6Iynont.
Alexandria and Washingfon.
'stops only on Signal.
Leays Washington. Seventh 81. Wharf.
lweather pegmitting.) b. sn., evofy
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday iof
the following River Landings and Baltl.
moro:
Washington. Alexandria, 4.AB 3. m.
0lymont Liverpool Point All srside.
bnshwood, Lancaster, C0brnme. Stones.
leonnrdtown, . q. M, Ab1Il's, piney
Point, sCtntka, Lodge, 10 a. M. Mumdy
Point, kln1nie. iznoOn, C0Rn. n1ndiek,s 4.
fshkee, W ainnt RQint, Cowmr4's. Lewis.
etta. hilleE's, 4 b. m, 0rhs0n's 5 .. m.
hf0ms's. Porto Bello, 6p. ID. Baltimore
Steps only on Signal
Arriving IN Baltimore early Wednesday,
Friday and Monday Mornings.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Extra Steamer Ienving Baltimore
% Saturday and arriving on Tuesday,
" Withdrawal.
FFeisht rpcsived daily ID Baltimore
% sailing days until 4 90 p. n.
This time. table shows the times which
steamefe may be expected 70 arrive az
and depart from the several whnrvea.
bus thelr arrivals or departure al The
times stated + not guaranteed. nor rntN
tbe COMPANY bold iteeii Responsible lor
Any delay ~ any consequences arising
iherelrOH
WILLARD TnOMpsnR, General Manager
REAnDoE 4 9alMKs, Agent
Telephone %, Aiexandrin. W.
EfnlWknsDs 4 BIO, Agls
Tolephone las. Waahinnion. b. &
y. AURpocK. Gen. FFl. AndPMes. Ara.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-07-31
Notice to Creditors.


Orphans Court Or St MAry coanty. SCI I.
July ~ taEs
flltuEkku by THEguffRr. That IA ,eena
~ shade aud y. Philip areenweil, Ad.
mtnl4HAfofh % WIN. n. Nhade. late 81 M
y MtY,e county dafea44ts give the notice re-.
Nnifeq " law tQ the decoaeed'n creditors Is
~ blnit their ciAsmas and that the same III
weeks u Inc 81. MafysS nsaeaf,. :
nKN1. C0mn8,
Register 81 wilma,
TFnecppy. Tests BnNs. Conns.
haglatar uF WuEs for ii. Mary'e County.
IN pureuance o. this above order, hereby
eAve notice that have obtained from ths Cr.
phnns Court 81 ~ Mary'a county. nd. III.
terra Of ADMINISTRATION on tha personal astais
WA. II. SHADE
late q said county, dacohaed. An persona
haytng claims against tho said decnased are
hereby notified ~ exhfblf the same with the
proper yuuchsEs Attachsd thereto, 70 ms sub.
lrriber On o. bafofa the n dav a. Dee.
Rlg they win otherwise by law he axcluded
rom The bpno1ts ~ tho ealt estate All nsRs
'opb indsbted % the deesnned are reauirs., ID
make lmnledlats paginonk 70 the auhasrshes
~ Wh.NA a. SHADE 4 !. Il. GREEN w ia, II,
|niy z2-6E Adtnlftfskfefs,re, $50
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-07-31

Steamer win loavs Baltimore. pisr B
Light Street wharf, weather perm It
tiu9,l Tuesdays, 2ip. n. for
Fair Haven. Plum Point. Darae. Cav
efnur's Run, Cove Point. 1fiIIafone
hQlom0n's Island. 6nencare ia. fnth.
berk6, SpftefIf Parkare. Forfns{,.
Dukes and Benedict
Returning nt0ameK win leave Rnne4;et
weather perEaittinR]. Wednesday. f
~. stopping at oh the above .;olnta.
boiom0n'e Island 08O !. II Mil.
stone. 10 q. M. GoTernor'a Rwn ~
noon, Plum Point. 1 b. nj. Fair Haven
= n. Arriving IN baltimore about 8
p. -.
Steamer win leays baltimore pie-
Light b., (weAther permitlinu3 9hnra
Day, at z p. nj. Tor the foiIowls,o nt,infa
Fair Haven. Plpm Point. Dares Gov
SeKnor HIM. Cows Point. Mil.akane.
solomonss Island. Spencefs. 8f' Cnth
bert'e, 81. Leonardo. Sellers. Roftarlv
Jones. Parker's, Forests. WiIiiaIna
Dukes. Trent Hall. Holland Point
{ Returning, steamer win leave Bene.
dict, kweutheF permIssing}. Friday. IA
noon, stopping at ail tbs above uoin3e
soionon's leland $50 D. M. MfIl.
stone, q p. M, Cove Point. 6oVernos,e
Hun. = p, M, Dare's. $40 b. III. Plum
kolnts p. M, Fair Haven, 10 5. nj.
bnltirapre, next morning.
Leaves Baltimore. Pier 4. Lirlst st.
weather permitting.) SATURDAY. xD. ~.
Tor the following points.
Fair Haven. Plum Point, Un-n,s. Gov
ernor'e kngs Cove Point, Milestone, s olo
mons Island Spencer'a, st. Cuthbert's
-. leonard's. Sellers. SotterIey. Jones'
farkeF,M FORESTS. Williams. Dnke,a
Trent Hall Holland Point. Benedict
Lieteh's, Trueman'e Point. Deep Land
mg, hollands ellis. Mnnfudef's Fcfry
Lower Marlboro, whites Landing
Ferry Landing, Nottingham's.
steemerwil. 70 80 Lyons Creek. Mon.
Returning steamer viii leaxe I0on's
sfeek, tweather permitting.) Monday,
w 9. NJ, stopping ct all the above
Nottingham. 8 80 am. I,swer MARI.
boro, ~ a. M, RenedIct, 2Doon. Solo.
mon island .. 20 p. m, Milestone. 8 b.
~, Cows Point, Governors Rmn. $40
?: mr. DAre's, 500 p. M. Plum Point.
rnlf hayen, 10 p M, baltimore. nsxt
Freight received 10 Baltimore, ii Pier
z Light st.s on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. until lao b. III.
This timetable shows the times AZ
which steamers may be expected 10 az.
rive ~ ana depart from the severa
Wharvee, but their arrivals or departure
~ me times stated II not guaranteed
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-07-31
For Sale

A pair ps Lnxge Mules. gentle and GOOD
WprhefA. WIN exchange for Horses.
GILES nj DYER.
lin beauvue. Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-07-31
The Connecticut Mutual
s~rr=-~~~-
Life Insurance.
ESTABLISHED In ls40.
Announces that 1t Il now represented
IN 81. Mary's County By

MEEsRe. JOSEPH 81. KEY and JOHN
b KEY. Licensed Agents.
Ask for particulars OF mCld Areu
policy which not only protects the fam
ily IL case 81 death, but provides sd ia.
come for iiIecommeneing at age no. The
Yearly depnaik 10 little more than reauIr.
Cd Tor the old fashioned policy payable
only a. death
Dgs. Greenwich, johnson, Palmer and
Lloyd examining physlclana.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-07-31

Having recently purchased two
elegant hearses and 4 fun
line Of collins and baskets, / am
prepared to conduct funerals at
the shortest notice and on terms
70 suit. Communicate III regard
TO funeral arrangements direct
with
r. i. ROBINSON,
'-a7-M. 81. Iniaoe's, ND.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-07-31
Lumber.

I WIN keen constantly on nana Ii
Leanerdtown wharf fusl supply d
huAHps, scANTLING, WRATH nR
BOARDING q, FL0OR1M d. II AIIMto.
DRESSED BOARDS. sHIN0I rs. kc' NJ
Aiiordere cor LumhSf, D0ors.isash.
l,aths, Lime, and Hair proximity a.
tended 10.
@ Cash upon delivery ~ yara.
Foa. i. MAI
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-08-28
RAY POWELL FALLS
AND BREAKS HIS ARM

When the engine in the automo-
bile of Ray Powell, IA year old SON
Mr.. and Mrs. John Powell, began
to act in a peculiar manner, the
boy stepped suddenly to the side,
and fell, breaking his arm.
The acciden: occurred seven miles
north of Chapman. The boy was
driving the deputy sheriff over the
county to serve jury subpoenas and
had stopped at a house. He was
taken to Chapman and given medi-
cal attention and was brought home
the 2:35 Union Pacific train
this afternoon.
Young Powell was the victim of a
train accident several years ago
that necessitated the amputation of
one of his legs.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-08-28
MODERATE TEMPERATURES
AND LOCAL RAINS PROMISED

Moderate temperatures through
out the coming week, except in the
far southwest and irregular local
rains were forecasted today for the
coming week by Chief Marvin of
the Washington weather bureau.
The weekly forecast says:
1.-The distribution of atmospheric
pressure over the Northern Hemis-
phere is such as to indicate the con-
tinuance Of moderate temperatures
for the coming week in all parts Of
the country except the far south
west, where readings will be above
noVmal.
''The rainfall in the week will be
generally local and irregularly dis
tributed.
"a disturbance Of moderate in
will appear in the far west
about Wednesday. move eastward.
attended by local showers and thun-
Ter storms, and cross the middle
vest Thursday or Friday and the
states near the end Of the
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-08-28
COMMISSIONERS VACATE
PARKING ON TREY LOTS

The city commissioners. at their
regular meeting Monday morning.
vacated 2s feet of the parking on
the west side Of Elm street, bOr-
dering the lots recently purchased
by r. G. Trey.
: Elm street IA formerly 30 feet
vide. An ordinance passed when
Third street was paved narrowed
the street to 80 feet, and created
a 25-foot parking on either side. In
granting Mr. Trey the ground the
commissioners retained 2 feet along
the curb. for use by the city In lay
Ing pipe.
Mr.. Trey has nearly completed the
erection Of a cement retaining wall
along the creek bank and has q
lot and . good location. HsI
70 erect . handsonei apart-I
neut house N the near future By
diving him he parking tie cOm
u~isslSaers addsa $500 to the galue
4 tSs Ut wnieh is . hsndsous Eift
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-08-28
ROAD TAX DELINQUENTS
ARE LIABLE TO ARREST

Several dozen men in Abilene
are liable to arrest for not having
paid their road tax of SO. A notice
OF thirty days has been served upon
them, and at the expiration of the
time, If they have not paid, they
have violated the law.
Two weeks ago city executives
promised prosecution. Transients
take advantage of the delay, and go
to some other town. The commits
sioner of finance, in whose hands
the matter rests, will no doubt or
der Wholesale arrest this week.
however.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-08-28
NEW CASHIER AT THE
COMMERCIAL STATE BANK

1t has just been learned that a
deal of considerable interest to
banking circles in Abilene has been
recently contaminated through the
purchase of the cashiers interest in
the Commercial State bank, a change
of management will become effec-
tive September /.
The new cashier, Roy M. Deever,
has been for the past two years
cashier of the Berryton State bank
in Shawnee county. Mr.. and Mrs.
Deever are both very we'll known
in Topeka which has been the home
of the Deever family for the past
20 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deever are grad
yates of the Topeka high school and
both took several years special
work at Washburn college. Mr..
Deever then entered upon his bank
ing career and it has been learned
through Mr.. Laporin, the retiring
cashier, that Mr.. Deever comes to
Abilene, with the highest recon-
mendations from such men as w.
Bowman, secretary of the KAN
sas Bankers association; w. e.
.tchison, county attorney of Shaw
nee county, and e. e. Ames, vice
president of the Central National
bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deever are moving
lere this week. Mrs. Deever is as
cashier and will take the
lace of. Mrs. .Leporin. Mrs. c. F.
atwood, wife of DR.. Atwood, is a
of Mrs. Deever.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-08-28
PAVING WILL NOT BE
PUT IN UNTIL II RAINS

Paving will not be installed on
Olive and Spruce streets until rain
falls, because of the big expense Of
preparing the streets, which have,
during the long dry spell, become
as hard as rock. A gang of men is
at work, however, laying curb and
gutter.
An additional 26 blocks of curb
and gutter will be laid on streets
that are not to be paved, but prob
ably will be eventually. Repairs will
be made in the paving of the buei-
ness district, the surface coat of
which has been worn through TO
the concrete base in many plateS.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-08-28
INTERMEDIATE G. Il. SOCIETY
NOW AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH

An intermediate G. E. society was
organized at. the Christian church
last night with the following off
GERS: President, Ella Menges; vice
president. Arthur johnson; secre-
tary, Esther Johnson; treasurer,
Emmet Kraybm; organist. Florence
Lynn. This section Of the Endea-
vorers is composed Of young people
in the early teens. 1t WIN meet each
Sunday evening at z in the church
basement. There were about twen-
ty there last night.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-08-28
A CURIOUS MIRAGE
AND A "REMINISCENCES

A few afternoons ago, looking
out of the kitchen window ] saw
my good neighbor, ]. P. Brilliant,
working in the alley between Harry
Lifts barn and my own. Wondering
what he could be doing, ! watched
him for a few moments when ne
disappeared. IN . short time
however, he reappeared and seem
ed to be as busy as before.
Thinking 1t cry strange 1 looked
from another window toward Mr..
Brilhart's barn. in the opposite al
rection from Mr.. Lifts, and behold
] saw my neiEhbor busy in front Of
his own barn, which Is about two
hundred feet from yhere ! had seen
him only a few moments before.
Ny barn. higher and larger thani
Mr.. Lftts', was directly bet@een Mr..
pruhafps ana Mr.. Lifts barn.
Then I knew that ! hsd seen
oriy 4 rsaSctlsn. I called the fan
~ 70 The wtidow Aad We iooAel
II ths Stfaake p~hsatneh6a 1blrhl
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-08-28
ABILENE TENNIS CLUB
HAS THREE NEW COURTS

The Abilene Tennis club has con-
tructed three new double tennis
courts in the fair grounds and will
play on them for the first time this
evening. The courts in the Matte
son addition have been abandoned.
Preparations are under way for
a tournament to decide the county
championship. which will probably
be held about the middle Of Septem-
Der. Chapman, Navarro, Hope and
other towns will participate.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-08-28
HECK ROUTES
TWO HOLDUP AIEN
Former Abilene Boy Successfully
Realsta Robbery.

When two Oklahoma holdnp men
tried to rob Claude Heck, a Cotton
wood Falls boy. formerly employed
by ]. 4. Valentine of this city, who
is a young electrician employed BY
the Potter Electric company at Hem
ryetta. Okla. they found the Job
TOO much for them. Although sew
eral years past his majority, young
Heck is small for bis years and APP
pears to be only a boy. He was
sent on an important collecting trip
late one afternoon. The holdup
men evidently learned of his errand
In some way, for on his return trip
two lei sprang upon him from a
dark roadway. one striking him a
hard blow in the face, which knock
ed him to the ground. Being small.
Heck is remarkably quick and active
and no sooner had he touched the
ground than he was up again. Skill
fully lodging his assailants, who
were striking right and left in an
effort to reach him, the young man
whipped out a small automatic re-
volver and opened fire.
The men took to their heels on
the instant, but Heck is positive
that he hit one of them, and 1t is
possible that this man may be
found later. Outside Of a painful
cut over one eye, received from his
assailant's blow, Heck arrived at
MS company's office a few minutes
alter. little worse for his thrilling
experience. On hearing of the story
# the holdup, the mayor of Hen
yetta presented young Heck with a
handsome leather revolver holster
nd gave him a permit to carry a
whenever he chose, by way
I showing his appreciation Of the
me fight the boy put up against :
le two holdup men. >
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-08-28
"DoWN GOES THE PRICE.v

Chase & Sanborn are the only
tea and coffee house in the world,
and they have this day informed me
Of a decline in the coffee market
which enables me to place before
the public their Circle Blend % cent
coffee for % cents. and Alturn 80
cent for 80 cents. There Is no bet
ter coffee on earth than Chase &
sanborn and when their name is on
it, SIt Stands for Quality" Send us
your orders and we will supply
your wants.
GEO. G. ROEMER,
26d2tw1 The Grocery Hustler"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-08-28
CHAPMAN TO ERECT A
NEW CITY BUILDING

Bids have been advertised for the
erection OF a new city hall In Chap
man on the city lot west of the
hotel, and work will begin Of 1t in
a few weeks. When completed the
building will be a credit to the city
and will fill a long-feIt need for
a public building where THE city
business can be transacted. The up
per story will be equipped for coun-
ell chamber officers and the lower
floor will be arranged to contain
the hose carts and fire apparatus
and the city bastile.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-08-28
WANTS HOG PENS
REMOVED FROM CITY

An irritated Reflector subscriber
called at the office today to make
complaint against hog pens being
allowed within the city limits. He
has been inflicted with one Of these
undesirable things near his resi-
dence all summer and says that
to the city officials has
been Of no avail. There is an or
dinance against hogs and 1t shoul1
be enforced as strict as the meter
and impartially.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-08-28
STRANGE Filler OVER AUGUSTA
Mysterious AeropIane Was Sighted
1000 Feet In. Air.

Augusta, Aug. 26.-The people
of this section we're treated to q
surprise last night when an aero
plane passed over this city at an
altitude Of about four thousand
feet, going at a rate of ninety miles
per hour. The craft sailed in q
northwestery direction and APP
to be hurrying towards its
night control. Nothing could be
learned Of the identity of the aerial
stranger and his errand.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-08-28
WHEAT HEADERS ARE AT
WORK CUTTING THE CORN

Wheat headers have been pressed
into service by farmers who are
hurrying to fiji their silos with corn.
Those having no silos are getting
SIS an acre for the corr on the
ground. Over a hundred silos have
been erected in this county and are
being filled for feeding dairy herds
the winter, Though ground
is dry, blowing for wheat is well
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-08-28
SESSIONS URGES ARREST OF
AUTO LAW VIOLATORS|

Owners of untagged motor cars
ind motorcycles will be vigorously
united down by the local officers
within the next few days, If in
structions sent out today by Charles
Sessions, secretary of state, are COM
oIied with. The secretary sent a
letter to the mayor to instruct the
city marshal to arrest every person
found driving a car without a IL
cense tag or a receipt for the APP
plication for one.
Up to this date 3O,694 motor cars
and 1856 motorcycles have been
licensed. This does not include 900
dealers in the state. Tags for all
applicants have been sent out from
the secretary Of states office. All
the money collected for a license
except a fee of seventy-five cents for
the tag. goes into the road fund in
the county where the owner of the
car lives
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-08-28
Advertised Mail.

For week ending August 26th:
Letters: Pat Ames, e. @. Baugh,
A. e. Buftemayer, w. H. Courtney,
George Dryer, Mrs. Cora Lattimer,
Kate Leuteline, Mrs. Lena Luet-
bert, Miss Frances McWilliams,
Clarence Regar. Jack Rush, The
Northern Star. Cards-Mahlon
Baird 2, Martha Brown, Miss Grace
Clark, Mrs. s. A. Chappell, G. o.
Clemmence 2, C. w. Crawford, VIM.
Dawson, c. e. Early, Miss Ella
Gardner, Mrs. /. 3. Hugh, J. 8.
Jones. Mrs. Mary Kimmel, Scott
Kregar, Miss Pearl shoucky.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-08-28
GARAGE OWNERS WANT
SUNDAY CLOSING LAW

Four of the five garage owners
in Abilene appeared before the city
commissioners yesterday morning
and asked the enactment Of an or
dinance compelling garages to close
on Sundays.
The commissioners took no ac-
ton, and probably will not. They
believe that garages r nearly q
necessity. and that Abilene would
gain disfavor in the eyes Of tour
lists over the Golden Belt II the re-
auested action was taken.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-08-28
sAL1NA WANTS STATE HELP.
Mayor Niquctte Wants Liquor Laws
Enforced.

saiina, Aug. 26.-Mayor v. e.
|Niquette Of this city today made
application for the appointment Of
an assistant attorney general TO
prosecute offenders Of the prohibit
DRY law. claiming that County At
torney L. W. Hammer IL derelict in
his duties. ever when names and
evidence are laid before him BY the
city officiala.
Hammer was elected eounty AFTER
neg last fall on the Democratic
8
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-08-28
choir and orchestra furnished the
music which was very enjoyable. A
large audience attended.
TAXPAYER WANTS TO SEE
FIGURES ON OLD COUNCIL

Editor Reflector: In a statement
Mayor Nichols published In the pa
pers he advised members of the old
council to a their breath, as they
would need it when he made public
certain figures that he was COM
piling. When is the mayor going to
make good his threat. ], for one.
would like to see such figures, II
they can be found.-Taxpayer,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-08-28
LET OUT
ONE OF THE FIRKAEN

+. N. McNeai, one Of the firemen,
was discharged today because the
other fireman, Mr.. Haussrman. said
he could not work with him. At
the recent church fire there was
trouble over driving the team
e-d the firernen disagreed. II hare
done the biz ena Of the work.
.aid nr. MclseaI. abut ny superior
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