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opened Among those present were the
Duke Of MARLBOROUGH and Mrs Georg.
kcpp,l \ featur" OF the concert was
Liza L"hman's song recital Parody Pie"
occasions
The Earl ~ Essex and the Countess.
who was Ad.i" Grant ~ New York. have
returned TO Cassiebury Par, after a week
end with Mr.. and Mr.. Leopold Dc Ro;hs-
child.
Mrs. Waldorf AstOr. who underwent "A
slight operation ~ clivedol on sunday,
- progressing Satisfactorily, but she will
lee forced To remain indoors for several
Menks.
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COUNTESS TO LEAVE Fl VICE
Former Miss Pratt W New N".' WV
Sell Her Two thn,-ruN.

SPECIAL 'lhtS h,NnIfH 20
PARIS, Feb. II. tn. 'ou. '.
quct-Jamcs, formcrl! Nil T..
York. advertises for sale her t"'
Mt pinard and Oman, - SIZE
the country for good
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KAISER'S BROTHER
TO BE RIVAL OF T.R
Prince Henry is Coin Io IL,
Argentine 10 offset Como.
ncl's Visit.
TRIP A COMMERCIAL ONE
Royal Business Envoy VIII >roi
to Increase Gcrmany'>
Prestige There.
Specoi Cabie Ucsp1frh fo Tn


BERLIN, Feb. l4.---Therc is tam .
Industrial. commercial and dipi.......
Giles 10 the effect that Prince Ih..,.. ....
To south America next month r.u r
mission OF commercial aud r.'.... ...
portance. Prince Henry viii r.l .......
ger on the maiden trim o. tho ,..... ....
Cape Trafalgar OF tho HAMBURG t,rs.....
cOmpany's South America lt. H.
going on an aggressiv" commercial ,..
tige campaign ia south Nmar.,. q, -
has been planned fn~ sotu. tim.
The relations az German wiki t,. ..
gentinc. which ar" particularly -..,,.
To be extended 20 chile and Eu. ...
Kaiser again shows hts support a. ..
friend Herr Balm by sending p...
Henry on Il now steamer ot I.s I..
order TO impress the people OF .., SEQUEL.
American capitals with tho German ..
camille marlaG
To onset NOoseveit'. Trip,
IL IL believed also that ~, s,rt... .,
the kai'er's brother ON this u...,.
intended to Offset the trip of co.. ....
Welt, In addition to count"~n,..-p OH.
French propaganda IA South ,..-...
which is believed to BE- iuiur' .e G....
trade.
The second court hall ON W,lra...
vas similar in magujtloeucc tu '... t... .
week ago. There were only 81 t.. ,.-
cigucrs present. and '1' only Nu.- 4.
was IA" Countess T'u.kcu-~t.,....,.,l
formerly Mary KuoWlt"u of Br1o.l,t
The American Embassy h.u -. .-.
reception Tor Americans ou I...l..
Birthday. Between Go' ana 60. et...
were present and the AFFAIR r.s
success. Receiving with Mrs D,..,aI ,
wife OF IN" Ambassador were u., ~.
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Tia. Audi.nc. with III. k,ns.

Rear Admiral Rodgers. t. :. y. had an
audience with King Victor Emmanuel this
week and talked at length with him on
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Mrs Hart o. Berg, wife OF the American engineer
Americans Are Leaders in
Society Doings in Rome
Dinners and Receptions Not to Mention a Few
Tangoes Make the Week One Of
General Merrinent

naval matters The Rear-Adm.tal and
Mrs and Miss Rodgers will attend the
second court ball.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas =. Lindsay are
visiting Ambassador and Mrs. Page. Mr..
Lindsay had a private audience with
King Victor Emmanuel. He will leave
shortly with Elton Clark on big game
hunt in Africa. Mrs. Lindsay and her
two daughters Will remain rs the guests
Of Mrs. Page until he returns In the
summer.
Ambassador Page says ne knows moth
ing OF the report that he may he trans
ferred to the Paris Embassy. He says he
will remain In Rome a. long as he possibly
can.
Lady Randolph Churchill. formerly Miss
Jennie Jerome OF New York. IL being ex-
tens.yely entertained during her visit
here.
H. Newberry Of Detroit. Mich. had an
audience with the King during the week
lie and Mrs. Newberry will attend the
newt court ball.
MIR. and Mrs. Morris Entertain.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Morris gave din.
ner 20 forty during the week. Among the
guest. We're sir j. Runne!l Rodd. the
British Ambassador. and Lady Rodd the
Marqu!se d! Rudinl, Prince ana Prince 50
Teano, the Comtc ana Comtesse Dentice
III Frasso. formerly Miss Wild of ST
Louis the Duo and Duchess iii Castoria
Peter Jay. secretary ~ the American
Embassy. and Mrs. Jay. Mr.. ard Mrs
Morris win give Il ball at the Grai.d Hotel
tomorrow
Jane Sedgwick. n translator Of Greek
poems, recently married Michele Racciar,li
( IA lawyer OF Naples, where she has taken
UP her residence.
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CARPENTER EAGER
TO COME TO AMERICA
Composer Of "Julicn" Fears
Only Thousand and One
Questions Of Reporters.
FEELS SURE or SUCCESS
Reception Of "LOuise" shows
Him American Apprecia-
ton of His Work.
,1e,,oi 'abte Despatch 70 rnr srS.

NDF'-V- TVTf U"NUTTTW 70 NTN
PARIS. Fcbs it.--Last Monday when
Gustavo 'harpcuticr. the composer re-
celyed all Academician's sword from the
members Of the Mimi Piuson Association
few persons IN the crowd a; the Sor-
ponnc were aware Of the fact that ho had
barely recovered from a serious illness
and that his health might prevent MIN
from going to New York for the produc-
ton OF his opera julien"
NJ. charpentier has had n serious at
tack OF bronchitis. He told the CORE
spondent of THE SCN that hiS doctor
fears the effect of voyage to America
AS his bronchial tubes are sin In poor
condition Last sunday was the first
time he was ont of his house Nud he must
wait until tomorrow before he will he
able to say whether or not he will I've
able to carry gu, his intention OF sailing
for New York on the Kaiser Wilhelm
H. on February %.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-04-16
MANCHESTER

Rev. M. T. Rainer left TUESDAY
morning to attend the presbytery
at Clyde.
WIN. Rynearson went to Okla
homa on business,
G. L. Cook came up from Topeka
and spent Easter with his family
Mrs. woodward Of Edmond II
visiting her parents, Mr.. and MRS
Dennivick.
w. e. Cramer is having his house
remodeIed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ranier are enjoy
ing a visit from their children, MT
and Mrs. Bothers Of Nebraska City
and Miss Alta Rainier Of EmDoria,
W. F. Hammond and chiidre1
Esther and FLETCHER = visiting 4
Kansas City this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. s. Lacy Of Enter
prise moved back TO ManehesteI
ana win occupy their house o.
Main street.
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Last Friday being the day tor
school meeting patrons OF Heart'a
Content school took their dinners 70
the school house and surprised the
teacher.
Mrs. John Middleton and Mrs.
Geo. bradley attended the entertain
ment at the M. u. church in Abb
iene last Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Copeland
spent Easter Sunday at Mrs. Cope
lands parents. W. II. Cooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Roesler
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Roesler
came in from Barton County sun
day in an auto and took dinner
with H. b. Lahr's, returning home
that evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Brockway re-
turned to their home at Barnard
Monday after a weeks visit at Ira
Hosken's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lair spen'
Easter Sunday at o. Lahr's south
of Abilene.
Friday night is the last literary
meeting at Central Buckeye TIM
spring. A good program has beer
arranged.
Frank Madden returned to Law
renee Monday after spending a few
days with his parents.
About thirty-five Of the neigh
bors spent Easter at Mrs. Helms.
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BUCKEYE

Miss Anna Moore is staying with
Mrs. e. ]. whistler.
Easter services were well attend
ed. The Rev. DeYoe preached.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Rice ana
Mrs. Crebbs called on Elmer Hoyt's
Monday afternoon.
Buckeye Workers will meet WIFI
Mrs. e. ]. Winsler for the mex
meeting.
G. Broadfoot and Miss Nellie
Schuerman of Talmage attended
services at the school house Sunday
DR.. Short and wife and DR.. Mert
and wife called on Geo. Haynel
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Martin Visite'
Monday with s. Groves.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Haffa visite'
one evening last week with II. M
Poland's.
Little Royal Hoskens was quit
sick Monday. He is with his grano
mother, Mrs. s. Grove.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-04-16

The Rock Island carpenters ana
palnting gang are busy fixins up
things around the depot and Agent
Ross Davis is wearing a smile that
won't come off.
Bert Espenahade spent Sunday ev-
ening in Navarro with friends.
Arnold RutE. Erma Hller, WINE
Ballantyne. Lorena Fielder OF Pearl
and Tom A. Balantyne OF Harrington
motored to Fort Riley and Manhat-
tan Easter Sunday.
Several who attended the Messiah
at Lindsborg Easter Sunday were
disappointed when Ysaye, the mas
ter violinist, did not appear. owing
to illness.
Miss olga Doloff, q music teach
err from Caldwell, is visiting for Q
few days at the home OF Robert
Ballantyne south of Pearl.
c. e. Dyer Of Abilene was in this
| vicinity last week,
George Ruiz and Tom Ballantyne
spent Sunday in Junction City and
Fort Riley.
Miss Leola Taylor entertained hei
| Sunday school class at her home
northeast Of Pearl. he juniors
found many Easter eggs and enjoy
ed the outing as the day was ideal
Sunday school at $3.50 and preach
ing at $3.50. The Rev. Crippen Of
Chapman is the new pastor and II
very popular with the people. Come
out to the services each Sunday.
A few of the farmers are hauling
alfalfa hay from the H. Shippy farm
southeast Of Pearl this week. Prairi'
hay is hard to get this season.
Henry and Miss Elsie Rutz visited
friends at Gypsum City Sunday ant
Monday.
The annual school board meet
ing was held at Pearl Saturday.
Several of the young folks expec
IN attend the home talent play a
Navarro Saturday. evening.
Farmers dragging roads and som
of them find that even an old bugg
runs better when the roads are !
shape than otherwise.
A number of progressive farmer
attended the farmers institute 9
Abilene Saturday.
Pearl tennis and baseball team
are in for winning a few games D.
fore school closes. "Come all ye Il
E nous players" is their slogan II
1914.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-04-16
FRIDAY, APRIL IL, is
FIRE PREVENTION DAY

Fire Prevention Day, FRIDAY
April II, will be observed In many
Kansas towns, according to infor-
nation received by the state fire
marshal from a number of the may
ors. Kansas City and Hutchinson
are making elaborate preparations
and the latter city is extending the
affair over three Or four days.
The boy scouts are taking an
active part in the work IN some
towns. At Arkansas City the scouts
are cooperating with the CONNER
cial club and city officials. the
scouts made a general survey OF the
city last Saturday and with pencils
and pads noted every place dan
gerous to life or property. Then
they turned over their findings &c
a committee Of the Commercial
club. Notice was then sent the OF
tenders to remedy the dangerous
condition. This week the scouts
are making a second survey to SCI
IL the orders are complied with. De
liuouents who are reported to tn
, committee are then notified by thu
proper city officials that the cit!
will remedy the faulty condition
and charge the cost to the propert!
! owner. -.
Much good would result In ADJ
lene II every day should be MADE
fire prevention day.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-04-16
HAYES

Bert Bell of Missouri was visit
ing his son, Jay, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Baker attend
ed the funeral of Mr.. Waddle OF
Acme last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Denman return
ed to their home at Bonner springs
after visiting their niece, Mrs. Art
Long.
l.. e. Murphy Of Rhinehart spen'
Easter Sunday with Dick Bakers
Miss Annie Jones of Wichita is
visiting her sister, Mrs. E. H. Samp-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denman and MT
and Mrs. Art Long took supper al
Geo. Kelley's Monday.
Misses Margaret and Dorothy Gal
breath, Isabelle Sampson, Zelma
Whitehair, attended the dinner anc
program at the closing OF the JelI'
coat school, taught by Miss Lettie
Whitehair.
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rev. VIM. Hertlog and little
daughter Helen visited relatives IN
this vicinlty and attended the NJ. H.
church here Sunday.
j.. Nickels of Talmage accompan-
led Rev. Dale to his appointment
here Sunday.
Miss Mary Karr left Saturday for
Emporia where she Will attend
school through the summer.
Mrs. John Enright visited several
DAYS last week with friends in Man
hester.
Miss Nellie Stewart OF Abilene
visited with home folks several days
last week.
The ladies OF the Missionary So
ciety pleasantly surprised Grandma
Dodge Monday, 1t being her birth
day. Dinner was served. Near ev-
ening all departed wishing her many
more happy birthdays.
The Delhi and Willowdale schools
closed last week with a dinner and
program in the afternoon.
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NEwBERN

The revival meetings which have
been in progress the past four weeks
closed Sunday night.
Mrs. Sam Felbush and her sister,
Miss Eva Lynn of Abilene, visited
one day with Miss Elva Engle.
Norman Burnworth entertained
a number Of young folks last Sun
day.
Miss Elizabeth Lenhert spen'
several days sewing at A. L. Eshei
mans this week.
The Highland school closed las
week with a big dinner and a fln'
program. Everyone had a fine
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Kaufman spen'
Sunday at Wfl Engle's at Acme.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Engle spen'
a pleasant day with Abe shelter
Sunday.
Bishop J. N. Engle OF Bell
Springs spent Sunday at 5. II
Lenhert's.
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(First published in Abilene Weekly
Reflector April 8, 1S14.)
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

State Of Kansas, Dickinson county
ss:
In the Probate Court Of said county.
In the matter of the estate OF An
drew Scheufele, Deceased.
To all creditors of and other per-
sons interested in said estate: You
are hereby notified that ! Will make
final settlement OF the above named
estate in the probate court n ana
for said county, AZ the probate
|IudRe'e office ID Abilene 70 aaid
county on the and day ~ Aay 1917
and al such time applienttan VIII oe
made sfor3an order 4ct ne court
findinesand adjudging Who are she
heife 81 the deceaeoa.
WILLIAM sCHBUFELE,
Administratof
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DETROIT

The school meeting was held on
Friday. The board was reelected:
G. F. Klamm, clerk; G. Ryan, direc'
tor: Perry Nichols, treasurer.
Mrs. Henry Hawk and two chill
dren went to Lincoln Center u
visit her mother, Mrs. Weldon.
/. Hawk and family have moved
into Mrs. Lines house.
The Needle club meet with MRS
Augusta Knox and mother last Sat
urday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Tilton re
turned last week from an EXTENDED
visit with their o in Pasadeni
and also with a sister at Long Beach
A surprise party was given MI
and Mrs. VIII Karl Thursday even
ing. A fine time is reported.
Rev. Hughes preached his fare
we'll sermon last Sunday, havinl
been here six months. His famil
VIII leave the first Of the week 70
Moorhead. Kansas.
Mrs. Anna Brooks leaves thI
week for California to take up ne
work in q hospital.
Mrs. Munsell was IN saiina Tn
first Of the week.
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TALMAGE

Geo. H. Holzworth left for Color
ado for his health.
A number of our band boys went
- Abilene to hear the st. Paul Sym
phony orchestra Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Laney ano
daughter have spent the past week
visiting relatives.
VIM. Blunderfield has been II
the past week.
The high school will give a pia!
in the hall in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Holzworti
visited relatives in Abilene satur
day.
Mrs. John Brightbill came up from
Abilene to visit her sister, Mrs. Tom
ison,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-04-16

If you wish to insure your prop
erty l am the county agent o the
popular Kansas Farmers Insurance
Company of Upland. I also repre-
sent several loan companies with
the lowest rates of interest and II
YOU want to insure your wheat
against hail I represent the Nc
Pherson Hail Company which has
the Endorsement Of the superinten-
dent of insurance. Phone SAT. All
business calls can be reversed. W.
D. Nichols, Abilene, Kansas.
levitt
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Gasoline I6c a gallon
Redman's Garage, Abb
lene.
Y

Pearl school closed Tuesday even
ing with a fine program and a large
attendance. F..
MI. and Mrs. John Freed visited
a few days last week with her Sis
ter. Mrs. F. A. Harshman.
Ed, Whitley sawed wood n day
last week.
Miss Rilla Brockway of Barnard
visited a few days last week with
Edith Fink.
We are sorry to learn of the death
of James H. Waddle, who passed
away at his home Wednesday, April
9Th.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-04-16

L. G. Earnst, Clay Center.
ALI. M. ADJUST, Clay Center.
Dan Roger. Clay Center.
]. N. Hedman, Clay Center.
Anton Anderson, Clay Center.
Ira Thornton, Clay Center.
Peter sanneman, Clay Center.
J. p. Nichols, ldana.
H. G. Loveland, MorganVille'
G. e. Shields, Miltonvale.
Joe Kay, Clay Center.
]. H. Welsh, Idana.
Louie Ditmer, Clay Center.
w. H. Ditmer, Clay Center.
Vim. whitman, Clay Center.
II 7. Halbert. Morganville.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-04-16
COMMISSIONERS WILL
CONSIDER COUNTY ROAI'

The county commissioners meet
tomorrow in adjourned session. the
most important business to be con
sidered is the matter Of county
roads. At the last meeting OF the
commissioners a trip over the
county roads was postponed because
the weather was unfavorable.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-04-16

Cream S~eparatorS

are too durable to need many re-
pairs and the few you do need cost
you so per cent less than other
separator companies ask for cores
pbnding parts. We are not AFRAID
Of soaring you by showing you u
repair prices before you buy the
BEATRICE.
You won't need to buy another
s~eparator in q few years II you buy
a BEATRICE. 1t will last as long
as you will need a separator. Ana
even in later years If your bowl
should wear out, or any accident
befall It, we furnish you another
bowl complete, by means OF our ex-
change bowl plan for only $3.50
Think that overl We mean just
what we say.
Write us NOW for further infor'
nation and for the name OF oui
nearest dealer. Don't delay. Large
illustrated free catalogue sent OF
request.
Beatrice Creamery c..
Topeka, Kansas
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-04-16
SEVEN DIE IN BOSTON
APARTMENT HOUSE FIRE

Boston, April 15.-seven persons
we're killed. 16 seriously injured
ana 81 families. tOtalIing 7b indy
iduais. were endangered in an early
morning fire that wreck the Mel
vim. Q five story. brick apartment
house at the Orner Of Common
wealth and Long avenues in the All
ston district.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-04-16
PEACH BUDS GIVE NO
EVIDENCE OF BLACK FREEZE
1O-16-Smo

J. H. Engle brought to this office
a bunch Of peach buds and these
show that the peach, crop Is not
killed, but is a thriving reality. Elk
animation of the buds shows no
evidence of a "black freeze" APP
pie. plum and other fruit buds are
said to be in like good condition.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-04-16

jefferson Township Caucus
The Republicans of Jefferson
township will hold a caucus at the
usual voting place on Tuesday, April
81. at $3.50 p. m, for the purpose
Of nominating township officers.
A. HI. SHELTER,
Township Committeeman.
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DONEGAL

VIM. scheufele's we're in Abilene
Sunday.
Miss Hazel Shank is in salina.
Earl Summers was home from
Chapman Sunday, accompanied by
Miss Greenall.
The annual love feast will DC
held at Belle Springs on May 2 and
0
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-04-16

weekly Post and RsflectOr fog et.oS
The Kansas City Weekly Post
ana the weekly Reflector will be
sent one year for s1.eb to OLD OF
new subscribers. This offer IL lin
ited to ! short time. Send in your
ordern sswst
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-04-16
stock Sale Continued

Our fine large assortment Of
nursery stock is now at the lot on
corner Fourth and Buckeye and We
will continue to sell at prices to suit
the public. Come and inspect the
fine stock.
wit. MRS. CHAsTIAN & SON.
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ObituarY-J. iii. Waddle

lanes Harvey Waddle was born
October 16, 1875, in Saline county
Kansas. where ne lived with MS
narents until he grew up. He was
married Dec. 16, 1908, to Miss Jen-
ME M. DeMersseman, and since that
tic has resided near Bonaccord,
Dickinson county, Kansas. He pc
anne a Christian at about the age OF
90 wears and has been a member OF
MT. Pleasant Presbyterian churcn
since shortly after his marriage. he
held the office of township treasur-
ar of Garfield township for nearly
four wears and was held in high es-
teem in this work. He was a mem
her of the Sons of Veterans, VINO
held a short service at the grave
He was a successful farmer and a
delightful Christian gentleman. he
departed this life April 8. 1914.
His funeral was held Friday al
ternoon, April 10 at 2 o'clock In MI
Pleasant Presbyterian church, con.
Quoted by Rev. ]. Clayton Wingerd'
D. D., from the text Pslam 1884. ne
was laid to rest by loving hands IN
Mt. Pleasant cemetery. The fioraI
|.offerings were many and beautiiul
His funeral was the largest ever neic
at Mt. Pleasant, not nearly all TINS
people being able to get INTO tn'
church. He was aged 80 years,
months and % days. He leaves De
sides his wife, Mrs. Jennie M. Wao
die. his aged father, s. H. Waddl'
of Saline county, Kansas; also tw'
sisters. Mrs. w. A. Rees Of salin'
and Mrs. Henry Emig of Bonaccord
also two brothers, Arthur and Bert
who reside in Saline county, an
many other relatives and friends U
mourn their loss.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-04-16

Complicated machinery Is al
ways out Of fix. That's why In con
structing the BEATRICE we at
tached nearly as much Importance
to SIMPLICITY as to efficiency and
durability. The BEATRICE is the
simplest separator made.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-04-16
pnhlic Sale DAY

We will offer, among other live
stock, an extra fine large brood
mare 8 years old, colt at side' VT
100. ]. G. Engle, A%uctioneer. WI
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Farm For Sale Cheap

$50 acres in Ellsworth county, IL
room house, barn 4Ox60. good out
buildings, $40 cultivated. For fur
Their information see or write Henry
hoffman, Ellsworth, Kan. 16w2t'
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rrra for HatchiSg

NEBB tut A8
pure blood White Rocks, SOC Tor
* eggs, So per 100. Baby chicks
for sale. Mrs. G. H. Rowland. phone
1880, r. F. D. 4, Abilene.
to 6-1"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-04-16

J. w. Tempro, Clay Center.
Gust Nelson, Clay Center.
Phil Engert, Broughton.
Dave Shields, Miltonvale.
Floyd Smith, Clay Center.
Frank Rumble, Clay Center.
Otto Carlson, Clay Center.
Nels Nelson, Clay Center.
Eber Anderson, Clay Center.
Gus e. Carlson, Clay Center.
Sidney Carlson, Clay Center.
Ernest Carlson, Clay Center.
VIM. Schmale, Clay Center,
Jonas Granell, Clay Center
Joe Novek, Clay Center.
VIM. Bauer, Broughtoh.
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], n. BRICKER
North Spruce ST., Abilene

salary Of $1,000. There will be prac-
tically no change in the remainder
Of the faculty.
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Chapman, April 1s.-PrOf. W. ..
Robb. for the last two years princi-
pal o. the county high school, has
Ibeon retatn6d for another year at .