davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1914-09-16

AoNA"A
association.
The racing program of the county
fair has attracted the attention OF a
large number of northern Montana
horsemen, and numerous entries are
being made for each of the events.
The list that was closed last evening
showed eighteen aspirants for to-
days racing honors.
According to the Great Falls news
papers a large delegation of residents
of that city will attend the Chouteau
county fair tomorrow, some proposing
to make the trip by railroad and 9TH
ers by automobile. About one-half
of Fort Benton's population took part
in the Great Falls jubilee celebration
a few weeks ago, and appreciation of
this fact is shown in the proposed
visit of Great Falls people to the
county fair.
From Fridays daily.
See the Stockmen's National bank
for farm loans.-Adv.
Miss Marie Brose returned yester-
day from a visit with friends in Hell
ena.
E,r... at It. Clare hospital, 70 NJ.
and Mrs. Chas. Lippard, OF Lippard, a
daughter.
Wanted, maid for house work and
cooking. Apply to Mrs. A. E. Nc
Leish.-Adv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-31

Trya Daily Nev, want "A.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-31
Personals

Allen Stagg OF Tascosa. shcuf. ol
Oldham County. Wa. among the pan
handle sheriffs who attended Oh"
special meeting her, yesterday.
T.. Wagner of Groom was
among the pgnhandl, cattlemen ~
the local hotels TUESDAY evening
Mrs Lee Il Williams was con.
fined 10 her bed Tuesday ON account
oi sickness
Mr. savage OF Brush Montana,
formerly resident oi the panhan
die for seventeen years. was 10 no,
city Yesterday On route 10 Tulia to
visit relatives Hle VAS very much
pleased to see and hear of the good
fortune ot Amarillo ana the Pen
handle country.
Frank Taum. a prominent citizen
oi Dllhlrt. was among the oui-nt
town visitors In Amarillo ON Tuca
day and "Wednesday
James u Whitsctl who makes
his headquarters ~ the Amarillo
! Hotel. has returned from holiday
visit az bis home down state ll,
vas accompanied hy Mrs Whuseu.
who will remain here for some time
Julian \ lvey % wheat buyer
from Fort Worth, is spending few
/ days m Amarillo this week.
G. r. Selr- of l.u lWuta. colo. re-.
Gently accepted position as index
CLERK ~ the Santa Zee yard office
/ tie succeeds q Rel. resigned
r. q small OF Pueblo. colo. re-
Gently accepted position as night
messenger az the Santa Pc yard of
flee. succeeding Walter Finchcr re-
| signed
D. r. McGlasson. manager for
| Armour a Company has returned
from q Christmas visit a. Waco
sheriff Frank Ward of Tucumcari
rs NJ. was among the uui-ol-toWu
/ sherilis in Amarillo Yesterday
Claud Hines of Ardmoro. OK"
/ who has been In Amarillo tor s",
cral weeks on au extended visi.
/ with his brother. Fred Hines. of tho
Daily News force. LETT for home
/ Tuesday evening. where be- viii com.
/ plCtc business course in the nom
future lie will stop over ~ Okla.
homa city and also visit the COLLEGE
~ Norman. oklahoma. on route.
Prof. Cobb. superlut,niont of
schools at Marshall. Texas, is spend
Ing few days in Amarillo ;h.#
B week
city Commission charles Fish
! has returned froW O. holiday visit %.
. Kansas city
Mrs n \. Wrhams and liitlc
/ daughter. Marie. OF Clarendon. 70.
/ turned home last evening after a few
days visit here With ior paronia
. Mr. and Mrs. Louis lursou. one mile
north of Amarillo. ana her daughter
! Miss Maggie william
Nr Saeger of l4u' Buchanan
/ street was taken ~ q local saui,1.
RUM yesterday for treatment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-31
LOON WV VIM NIIIS
IMMIGRATION NNN BEEf

look Nur Nu Chinese nurdr.
mlu. Formerly located ai Canyon. uI
more recently u. uslhart uas p.,t.'
up Her, Welt. Dy hy iuc local
migration Boo perfur. uu suspicion
than Dol, al- MOI lawfully iu tHo Unit
90 STATES u. .ai his erolaHi|'H
HIU .m Was lHle 90 satisfy ...
officer 90. Poo H.. IDENTITY and 500. poi
dra.rH lie $3.50. 600 route fU -,, n
.rie.# IrI expects fo locate latter '
clovis ur ow. other point 100 $50.
Wey.0o Ie HH been citizen OF 'H.
uifeF -fHfrt about thirty seven
years and sH.f about q year ago .'
turned from Ee.rs visit .u bod. Ha
f..r land
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-31
Appetite Follows
Good Digestion

NearIf everyone Indulge. flnir
appetite and tHr q gosliye ORGAN
orc abused. pol rIrr Boo "a c0uEo.
Jon of poisonous VHefo Thar clog
tho bowels Int causes much misery
and distress.
The most effective remedy fo cor
rect tHI. condition I- the combine.
unr of simple laxative herb VIfH
rop.iu kuoun %. nr CALDWELL
syrup Pcp-ir TH. o. natural
plea lnf-ust.ug remedy gentle vef
positive boz action aud quickly rr.
lletrs indigestion con iIpit 900 .iCF
headache brlchu. etc uug store.
sell Dr Ca.IN'.ls syrup pep-.u COL.
.ft renf. ana ono dollar bottle.
aaI U thousands n homie BE- i- iHf
indi sprusabie Hmll. remedy fOr a
free trial bottle write Or D.
ta.feeH. f.I Washington So Mor-
tlse'Io iI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-31
VIII. 81 !. a. WILLS
ADMITTED To PROBATE

Nmoup the matters which came
up before Iudg. q IS Mcbride yos
rcrda, boo Tine Potter County Court
.a- tho will oi the late John ".
wills The same was admitted 90
probate aud Mrs walls was made
admmirrtrN independent without
bond Th. court appointed w 3
Rule. Thomas Durrie and " laiucN
rlrun. a- appraisers who viii CON.
uIetr 'BoIr work and report bach 90
iHc court 100 lu early dat, This niI
probably conclude ali ihc formal
legal steps Dob %, taken boz the closing
10 0. thp business OF the estate
N,N HrrN fHr criminal docket
VuI %, taken up 100 the county court
ls usual r ..H probably boz dI posed
Hi boo 20 tr. ir. days
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-31

Every year mo- more genial christ
ra firesido gathering marks tho
iuletidc -e'Sou as one lHIi aside
Tor special privileges and JOYS than
that which marks the year book s.
calander OF tho T. r. q Society Fot
the latest festival the spacious home
OF Mr. and Mr.. . IS Puckeft across
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-31

The remains uf Mr. IouE.uH
Thomas. fu, Ur..,ir Huo died q '..
DAYS leo 600 Nurff Polk street. u,.
shipped 0If fp clarendon on the 'If"
.'ternOOr IuIn yesterday. by Go.
d,rfakcr n IS CRISES. where 'ho lu.
frfmeHf NIII OCCUR
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-31

This evening a. the Masonic Han
a watch party will be- given when thC
following enjoyable program viii We
an attractive feature of the evening IS
entertainment All Nasons and their
families are invited to be- present.
March officer. of the Chapter
Piano Miss Nclmu sue Green
Re1ding Mrs shore
Recitation Edith Mae George.
Song Catherine Zimmerman
Tilk ludg, Browning
puno Mrs otto PeitI
lutcrmission
Floral Work Officers of ~"
Cbaptrr
Reading Mr. OTTO Poitz
Violin Miss Marsh
Talk luisc HUFF
Piano Mrs PETIT
lutcrmissiou
Trombone MIR otto PETIT
Reading Mrs " 7 Zimmerman
Tuk Rev " X Johnston
Vocal Mrs e T. ENfe
Reading Rose George.
Reading Musa carter
Vocal Mrs u n Sloan
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-31
To-day

Bur why look back for treasure
Many star
Was undiscovered once our choic-
esf good
Was erst an unseen angel long sh"
stood
So near We knew not ana esteeema
n FAR.
For what to her was Veil 10 us was
bar -
No. rot quite vet that moment rich
bur dumb
OF friendship troth the sum
Nv - VI SiE
We tread the same path toward ,t.
We bur hear
The inland tide 10 know tNe ocean
near
tbs 10 the future. not the past must
be-
iour stluch loyalty.
Clipped
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-31

noon tea consisting OF chicken sale
al sandwiches lied with red rib
hons, olives. waters. baked PUDDING
and hot tea were served Mrs Geo.
llutchins OF plainyieW. who is Tho
guest of Miss Jenkins. added pleas-
ure by her presence Besides ".
Maudc Lynch. who Is substituting for
the winter those present were Moe
DANES oscar Sohilline. Frank storm
Burton Thompson. sam Vaughn, 2.
J.. Watson. Jess Sanders and Missca
Marion Russell, B,rnice Russcl,
Tolee picrson. Katie Rae Niece.
Alice LIndersin Lillian Eakle. FRAN
ccs Martin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-31
tBY MISS SOPHIA MEYER

NNN INkNI MNN NfI NNN| NNN NNM Wf'AN
q, silver moon reflected rs
light in the snow covered stretches
on the outskirts OF the city. whore
the rush and busy traffic of the citr
had no chance 10 mar It's white
ness That the home OF Mr. and
Mrs puckett was removed from this
and seemed set apart ON q crest ~
snow and where It's brilliantly light
ed rooms proved beacon 90 M"
guests. proved double attraction
Of Tho event The great Wide 70.
cepiion hall aud intact the whole
lower floor was thron open to the
guests Mr. and Mrs puckou. Mrs
j VI Delyell and Mrs e. y Ron
received the visitor. and after wraps
wer, removed and the first greet.
mas OF the evening we're over au
informal progr1m OF music ana read
ings was enjoyed Later rhar8los
proved source of delight and Ia
er all repaired 10 the library Whor,
q tan tree. glisteuiur with tus,l
and Christmas decorations. ana
bearing many attractive looking
package. was delight to the eto
Mr. BAN 49, Santa CLAUS. prosou, a
the gifts and every member .of me
entire u T. . family was remem
/ hered Refreshments OF eecallnpol
oysters pickles. saudvi,1e. mime.
pies and coffee were served
This evening go the Central pr'f.
byterign church ono of the most 500.
leci and beautiful musical programs
ever presented iu the CIV viii hr
rendered The two artists who haro
most Er1Ciously consented 90 con
tribute their talents for tho benefit
OF the choir OF the church and 'lo
general public. are recognized as
superior musicians 90 many citic.
, Nll musical people are not must
! clans. buf i'v there ARE whose co.
tire spiritual being does not vbrat"
/ 300 response 20 the soul-~tirrios
/ chords from some grand Domposi.
ton When John e. Frcuud. E1r
tor oi the Musical America ~
/ York CITY visited Tc,as this Fan
Dee vas asCunded at the great on
/ thusIasm and Interest 900 musical
cnde1vors loo This state
tie like many others had pirtur-
/ "a Texas TAR too uudeyelopod and
l crude to have reached % very Er'F
stage OF development along the line
OF cultural music he came 'o learn
/ that Texas. AN ot TcNas. is t1r aho"i
of many of the old states not oulv
I iu the abilities of her musicians.
/ hui BOO the general appreciation W
/ this great power. Special attention
/ is called 90 two numbers I'd the
program The reconstruction of o.
| Scotch air by Dudley Buck rpndero
ON The organ hy PROT ANtclL and b"
part ll group p' OF Mr. kim,
! brough's selections because OF 'le
universal popularity of the composer
Charles Wakefield CHdman OF ..he
latter day composers Mr. Cnduirr
/ possesses the rare and rptrcshiu'
gin OF being Just little difioreu''
and Dos delightful originality crc.rs
INTO his songs and show. him 20
many varied moods with q nt'
charm boo opcH. aud mo- more capable
person could have been selected to
depict those moods than Mr. Kim
broueh. late graduate oI Rice l'n'
yerslty Houston s free V.l. offer.
. ing will ha taken
Programme
Part Second
/ Voice
% s rroup of song. by CharIn.
Wakefield CadDman
A The Sea Hath o. Hundred
b Mood,
Hindu Song
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-31
FOUR REELS OF FIRST RUN
PICTURES EACH DAY

Phone o97 for Box Parties.
Hear Prof Otto liebel,s full
orchestra at Mission Theatr"
each day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-31

The Noman's Climb will meet
this afternoon at % O'Clock 90 the
home ol Mrs j T.. smith. llol Tay-
Tor street. and am members arc
urgol to be- present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-31

Your thoughts. your emotions.
IN word your inner life are the
tools by which you shape your des-
tiny 10 you have awakened 10 the
tact thai you are dissatisfied with
your outlook ON the world know th1'
you selected the path which Ied Won
10 Your view of the landscape Flch
day however. unfolds the opportuni-
~ to tak, another road
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-31
announcements

htduluG MNhd carter
Vocal Mr.. u II Sloan
=u
announcements.
The Womaus club will moef
this afternoon ai O'Clock az the
home ol Mrs J /. Smith. llol Tay
Tor street. and am members are
ursol 90 be- present
The Amarillo Federation viii mo0f
saturday afternoon ai % o'clock 300
lhn city Hall aud 900 members 30
urged l0 be- present.
The Amarillo High school basket
hall team viii SHOW their moitlo Sa'
urday evening 90 o'clock when thoy
viii meet the Canyon High school
girls ON the field of Sport The r,w'
will take place up boz the " q "
Han and Interested friends thrnue'
ONT the city will be- present to watch
the players Eyoryou, is invited Io
attend
The ricr'an club win moot
tins afternoon with Mrs " Il
Hollis. >uu Harrison street
,.,.. h. ,..,,,I
r.' Jus '',n,- -. ,.,.,. a.,
''' ''i "a, r.' ,.I u.i', wv 49,,
VIZ ut ~.
given by Moesrs Bradley. Eimhroue'
and vs. S AVtell complimentary o.
''' '''' w
ora, , , ,.t. ....,,..
..,, ,.,..,..,. ,,.,r n,.I.,,5. ,tt.
- mn ~ en-,
r'enlns IRON, ,, ,.'., un''' ,,, r,,"
. '".'' ~. w a.. 1 s,,.'"'. No.. r.,...
'.,' ''u N'- ''''','.'. -. w."
'''" W.
.r.. ,,.....,., ,,, ..r ,..,
...I ''' ''', ,., n.,s.,..
WI. N. .'-..... ,.... o..
49, '"'' ''''' '''''' ''
,., .., ...,,. ..,..
,...,. 49,. , a.. o..
'"','' ''', 90. w..
'l',N IVY ...
''''' ..'"
r, r..,. 90. ,....t., ,i,,
n' 'oI.''l p '.'.'''..'I'.' y ..
.' ~ '..,' .'. ..'. -,
NiI I'u" % "''''O. '''
'''N ''N'''''''- '"'''
''"''
Id. ... ...,.
'' ' ''' I s,'-...,.
''r''''
"' '''" "-.'"
'''"'n '"''''
''I'''"I WITS
100, . .l..I' ... .,..... r,.... r....
''|' 100. pa. ..' Il'N'. '''.
'''s
Loss 'n ''i"''''' ''l '''''''
''' ''NI' Cd. .u, ''"''
''Iu' M'-. ,'Nl I''I''"'
'"mp'r' ''''i' ana N''"''.
' 7'.N 0''N
'' Throwing '''-''''' N'''
'.'I
DISCUSS 'n' '''- %.
''''l I'h 'N'''i'
'I '.t' |ll'' .'f' ''' 'I''
.. '''0i'. o' I'n'h ''''I'f
lowing '.' ''I''
''f''''f'" f''r'' "''h
style
Ah' were i'' I'f'' h''.'
. welcomed .h rance
pn'f'' 'i.'..'' '''
. iHH Hnf''. % ''''i a'N'I'h'' '
''g .Wi'f.'' -'''.
DISCUS. Fa''l' 'Hi'I ''''
'i.' 'i'-" '-" p'''
.nfH''f OBJ '''ii'
No'r .'''Ilf r'I.l oi 'nh.'.
I between '''n''.i' ana 't''h'
"I'' t- i.' ''I-' I"fiN "' '.'
classic f''.h drama
Nr ana Nf. ~ An''. pave
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-31
AnluSenentS
At The Grand

AZ The Grand
Animated Weekly Universal
Four Days-Froniier
In the Clutches of the Villain
Joker. Another rec title unknown
lesso's orchestra.
NJ the Mission.
The Face on the Ceiling. 40 l...
............... Uronrho
The Face ON the Ceiling. 40 e....
............... BrOncho
The Message ............ Reliance
When Fate Rebellei ... Princes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-31

The week has been crowded with
succession of delightful littl, n-
formal parties Homes have boon
% pleasing picture with their n-
terror decorations in honor of no
season and everywhere guests ga
thered Tor an afternoon az cards err
othe diversion they have been greet
ed with the spicy smell OF the FIR
tree mingled with that dcliclour.
odorifer0us atmosphere that per
meants the home 40 Christm1stido
Tn, day afternoon one OF these en-
luyahlo events had for its uspi-1-
lion Mrs F. \ Hudson OF Chicka-
-ha. who b. on Christmas Ni-f
with her sister Mrs Ford brandon
burg tn. pretty home OF The
hostess was beautiful 100 iis Ystef %
arrangement ct mistlctoe. holly.
crimson bells and prominaut above
an great. beautifully adorned tree
Little mhlos had been placed for
Bridge and when ~ q LAT, hour they
came 10 O close pretty houduir cap
was presented 10 Mrs j e. BRYAN.
who held high score Cards Wero
then replaced ny dainty luncheon
of oscalloped calves brains With
mushrooms. salad hot biscuits cor
lee. fruit cake and an lee Those
10 enjoy Mr. nrandenbur-' charm
ine hospitality were Nesd1mes HUI
son. +. T.. Edwards vs. : Rule. j.
y Walsch n T. Canode. Frank
nman. Ray Wheatley. latncy W
Barnes. Chauslor. Weymouth J E
Hryant Thoma, o. Currc aud Miss
Alice Jones
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-09-24
DRUNK THREATENS TO
KILL SOLOMON PEOPLE

According to reports coming from
Solomon, a man named R. S. McNeal'
crazed with drink, terrorized the
neighborhood north of Solomon
Wednesday. He threatened to kill
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sullivan with
a winchester rifle which he bore
with him, Mr.. Sullivan told the
Saline county officers. Sheriff An
derson of Saline county secured the
neighborhood in which McNeal was
last seen but was unable to locate
the man. McNeal, so the story goes,
became enraged at the Sullivans'
declaring that they had hidden the
remainder of his whisky, which he
had received the night before from
Kansas City. McNeal had been
working for Mr.. Sullivan.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-09-24

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. ]. Cheney for the last 15 years
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and fin
ancially able to carry out any obli-
cations made by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken In
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. Testimonials sent free. Price
rs cents per bottle. Sold by all drug
gists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-09-24
WILL BEGIN SERIES
OF BIBLE LECTURES

A series of twenty-five lectures on
Bible Truth will be given at the Luz
theran church, beginning october Il
at 1880 p. m. These lectures are
open to the public and will treat OF
the vital themes of religion. Some
of the subjects are: The Bible and
It's Origin; The Christians God;
What is MANI; Who Is Jesus Christ!
Who Is the Holy Spirit; What is
Salvation? After Death, What
Why Should / Be Baptized; How
Shall l Be Baptized; Who are the
Subjects of Baptism?; What is the
True Church,; Can a Man Forgive
sins?; Why Should / Join church,;
How Does the Lutheran Church Diff
fer from others?
A question box will be provided
and at the close of each lecture any
question bearing on moral or relig-
ious truth will be answered.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-09-24
INDUSTRY MAN WRITES
LETTER FROM SWITZERLAND

Leo Gottrau, who owns large
amount of land near Industry and
who went back to his old home IN
Switzerland after he had become
well to do here, has written a letter
to friends telling of conditions in
Europe. The men up to the age or
So wears in Switzerland are out to
guard the lines. The best horses
have been taken, and the old men,
the women and children are left to
do the farm work, using oxen and
cows and dogs to harvest the crop.
Prices for foodstuffs have gone up,
Potatoes. which the first OF August
were fifty cents bushel. went up
to two dollars a bushel. A govern
ment investigation followed. Ind the
price of eighty cents bushel was
established.
i. The crops are fine, Mr.. Gottrau
writes. His brother is in the army
getting sixty cents day for his
services. A sister is a Red Cross
nurse with the army.
Banks have grown very careful
refusing checks Of all kinds. The
situation has been relieved some
what now, and the banks are issuing
new notes of small amounts.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-09-24
Acute Indigestion

"I was annoyed for over a year
by attacks of acute indigestion fol-
lowed by constipation" writes Mrs.
M. ]. Gallagher, Geneva, N. Y: i
tried everything that vas recon-
mended to me for this complaint
but nothing did me much good un-
til about four months ago ! saw
Chamberlain's Tablets advertised
and procured a bottle of them from
our druggist. 1 soon realized that l
had gotten the right thing for they
helped me at once. Since taking two
bottles of them l can eat heartily
without any bad effects" Sold by all
dealers.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-09-24
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
or County Commissioners, August ses'
sion, 1914


Board met at 8 a. M, all present.
Audited and allowed bills against the
county. uu,>
and water tank at the county farm.
Allowed, GIdeon Folk $1,000 per month
aid beginning Aug. LIST, 1914,
On motion the following i lev were were
property in the county for state, county
and county high school purposes for the
State tax 2-1O mills on the dollar
County general, / mill on the dollar
County interest 28-10O mill on the dollar
County sinking 12-1OO mill on the dollar
County high school 4-1O mill on the
dollar. 80 ,.,,..
County bridge $40 mill on the dollar
ON motion the following levies were
made on all the taxable property et W.
several townships and school districts OF
the county for the purpose OF paying
honds and interest on bonds OF the fOl-
lowing townships and school dlstr1cIS p"
Lincoln township, interest $40 mill on
Lincoln ownship, sinking $40 mill on
Holland township, interest $40 mill on
M Holland township sinking $40 mill on
Grant township, interest, lilo mill on
the dollar .,. a,,L,ro ON mill on
Grant township sinking, CIV MN w
the dollar. "a lin -,
Banner township, INTEREST NA' w
'' panner township sinking, $40 mill on
c cnSentnr township, sinking, $40 mill on
the dollar. - "a ,,,i,l on
Liberty township interest,"
'A Liberty township, sinking, 6-1O mill on
the dollar. .,., . IN mill on
evies to raise amounts needed In var
ions school districts of the county as csL
+Ifjad 10 the County Clerk were maue.
Ssee hook of levies and valuations lor
board adjourned to meet Wednesday
Aug. 9Th, 1914 at a. M
Wednesday, Aug. 5, 1914.
BOARD met at 8 a. m. c. w. PsIeES""
and B. d. Fry present: .o,,,r4 tho
Audited and allowed bills against lhe
co adjourned to meet Thursday, Aug o.
1914 at 9 a. m.
Thursday, Aug. 6, 1914
1aoard met as per adjournment all
Audited and allowed bills against the
cO adiourred to meet Friday. Aug.
1914 at 9 a. m.
Friday, Aug. 7, 1914.
hoard met at a. m, all present:
Hnnropriated $780, 90 for road ana Driuse
n,1rposes In Sherman township: -. the
Ardjfed and allowed bills agalnst e
county and adjourned to meet as OoAr"
81 election canvassers.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-09-24
MRS. GEORGE MERRiEHAT "a"
=. DIED ATiGitRAT BEND

Mrs. George Merrirat died at Great
Bend last Friday. The body was
brought to Enterprise Saturday for
burial. The funeral services VIII be
held at Enterprise Sunday.
The deceased was daughter OF
]. w. Lamb of Enterprise. where
she and Mr.. Merillat lived before
moving to Great Bend. They have
a number of relatives At Enterprise
and many friends to whom the news
of Mrs. Merrillat's death will bring
keen sorrow.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-09-24
Wind Did Some Damage

Hope, Sept. ia hard wind and
rain did some damage south OF
town. A little twister struck the
A. B. Hostetter farm, blew the big
barn and the granary partly off the
foundations and blew the tool shed
all to pieces. Several trees in the
orchard were pulled out by the
roots. The barn had about rs tons
of hay in 1t.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-09-24
Civil Service Examination

An examination for the position OF
fireman-laborer $3.50 per year, Gus
todian service, Abilene, Kansas, will
be held October 10, 1914. For ap-
plication blanks, and for full In
formation relative to the examina-
ton, qualifications, duties, salaries,
etc., address secretary, board of civil
service examiners, postoffice, city.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-09-24
WARNING AGAINST
UNKNOWN SOLICITORS

The Abilene Business Mems Asso-
citation is warned to beware of sign
ing recommendations for unknown
persons soliciting over the county
Your recommendations will have
great prestige, and persons holding
the same may take orders for mail
order houses as we'll as for the arti-
cles they claim to be selling.-H. A.
Poe, Secretary.