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Weather Bureau Report

TArppAW INLAND. Jas. fe-tsN A
A-fisfoms'ef faliinG sissfl wiuf eset
10 miles an hour. Passed eyt - steamer
at eie . m steamer sfth relies
stack snd blue eand 81 fts q IN.
taauAry 49, A Rising barometer
clear. -tna norsksas'. .. miles an hour
isis A N.-~fsssnd Ia tse-nass.d
japanese steamer. probably Are fore
haehi Aaru. 81 tit a. ~. ctr Afmifa al
Essns at $50 a. nA Passed eus str We.
sstntts AZ Tfs q m. tvo-msstsd
steam sehooe~s. iufnbeF-taasa. at ans
a m. y. Nl--risar. winf east. ~ miles
al hegr. Passed tn A fhf~s.uhstrt
steam sAoonsr ~ the Mccormick iin.
psshabiy tho rsiio~stons. at 10 o. m
Passed out Btr Horare X Baxter 81 . ~
IN.
PORT ANGELES, Jar. s--ssneff n
" forstov ., .. m r. h--ArrtssdI
Str Mexican 81 a. IN
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Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. jan le--uegs--Rse~spss
rseoe had market .sc 20 zoe lover.
Bulk Of sales. ttssSs.St. eutehers. isfs
$50. packing. ts.teus: uxht. tass9
ne. pigs ,stoos.Ts, roughs tsWs.te.
Cattle Receipts. ss.oco head market
Sc to 5ec lower. BeSf fT.SeBls 3
butcher stock. fs5BeTs. eannsrs and
eutfers. ssoATs: sterksrs aad feeders.
stTsos. cows. itssesse. calves. tiis
tess-
shsep-- Receipts. ~. zoe head market
Sec 20 fse lower. lambs. nets. e~es.
u. ss0s.se.
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SHIPS CAUGHT IN ICE

Caught by Tho d.~c.ndlng winter
the steamers Tana and Quiekstop are
lodged In the Ice In IN. kuskoauim
river. $50 miles from tho nearest
camp. according 10 Capt. Wallace
Langley. who has arrived In seattle
20 organize n reiicf. In March Capt
Langley plans % return To the North
In an attempt 10 get hin boats out.
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Portland Market Status

PORTLAND. Jan ts--c
cespss. :.sN head. market steady and
sctfve and unchanged.
Hogs-Rsc~ipts. f.t1f head: market b
sesa1y and active and vuehanged
xheep-Rscelpts ASA head. marks,
= steady ard uf,rt kng.sl
Hutter---<sc PEI 10.
EwR~--<T q s3e prr doa
Chees>--Triplsts tse per n
Heals . s3e per -.
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and
FRUITS MOVING
Brisk Business Noted on
Seattle Market

A brisk-for this senson-moSe'
ment In staple fruits and vegetables
was noticeable along the Western
ave. market Monday morning. Buy
erm found their needs well supplied
AZ tho same prices that prevailed
saturday,
A. near novelty was small offer
ing Of local rndiHh.s The main
sourc. OF supply now II California
The apple market In stili far from
good. iobberr report and they look
for little Improvement untIl the
cheaper grades are cleaned up.
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pENVER. Jan i0,-~ceffle-~NreeIptF
tess head! market sic loser. ste
81 seeie COWS and heifer.. ssWTg saek-
ess and feeders. tsSsgs. calves. ts.sev
81.
Hews-Rse~ipts. :.Tss head: nsr<st sc
10 BE lower. Top. tsse. bulk ~ sales.
ts9tsG
sh~ep-- Re~-ipss. :.tss bead market
fxc 10 9Sc lover. Lambs. So ~ 70
ewes. ss3t. feeders tT.Sogsss
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January sur WhsAtisnf Msnt from
vs.eosssr. n g. at Tao q IN str
frises George from Prime. napsrt. ~
g. via porte a. . M str Admiral
Esans from san Diego via Han Pedro and
san FRANCHISE a. D IN
sailed
tsnusrr is-F,r Admiral Evans ros Ts d.
coma a. q 20 ma.
January t--Ru Prince George for
Prince Nugsrf. N. G. via ports at ~ 80
.. m. str whsAsiAnd Mont for nanila
via Portland. Yokohama. Kobe NhAHs.
hal. Hongsore Ana NinEapors. str rAfra
for Tacoma at .. NJ. /str Naldsa for
New York via Portland. crisiohai. HAL
bea mna Mobile a. esa a m ctr Hnr.
srs X. naEtW for San Francisco Al -
a. m. str spgtaRs ser Eouth.s ssisra via
ttoutheastsfa Alaska at 10 a. IA.
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u. S. Shipping Board
Man Off to Capital

Richard NJ Hemmea. district man.
Agcr for the United States shipping
board. left for Washington city
SUNDAY on his flrut Wilt 10 his
official headquarters.
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Alaskan Vessels

cordovs Sailed January o. str North.
western. southhound a, .. m
Fstsfsharg--aaiief January A. Rtr clty
% Seattle. northhound. a; : 70 D m.
valdez Sailed January a, Eir North.
westsfs. southbound. at a. M
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Reported by Wireless
GlIz
Canadian Government

January Str West tvir aoi miles
from Csps Fisttsry. Inbound, at 4 d m. .
str Jsffsr~on In Fitshueh Sound. month.
bound. At .. m; ctr Ketchikan In sey.
mour Narrows. southbound. at a o. m .
str Anyor In Blubber Bay. southbound.
at ~ .. m.
January Str Jefferson Abcam Ga
brioia Light. northbound. at = o. IN
4. =. Naval Communications.
January Str Governor. Ronttla for
San Francisco. ~ miles north Of Cane
Bianco al o. m; rtr West Eeene. Seat
tie for Honolulu. ssG miles from Reatti.
at p. m. str Horace X. Baxter, Beat.
tie for san Frnnciaco. - snlloa from BE-
attic at p m, str Richmond. towing
bgs No. %. San Francisco for qanttis
1916 miles from Seattle at 4 D. m. ctr
Valdez, Seattle for Portland. OFF CiaItarn
at p. m. str EidridRc. Seattle for yo.
kohama. 1880 miles west OF Cape Flat
terry at .. M; str Pomona. Fan Fran.
cisco for Seattle. al miles from San
FranciRoo at y. m.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence. Age.
Minard. Paul Ea. Seattle ..-.. Legal
Dagmar. Frances. Seattle Legal
Hall, Chester r.. Seattle ...-.....3o
Walters, Grace. Seattle ........, .Ss
Brokaw. John Bradley. Tacoma ~
Moore. Alice, Anacortes ......... 20
TclIcy, Bronson H.. Seattle .... Legal
WERNER. Mollie r.. Seattle -. Legal
Williamson. Tom. Seattle .........to
Thomas. Lilly. Seattle ...,.s....~. III
Kukkonen. George. Seattle ..-.... e5
JARVIS. Fannie. Seattle ...,.......2s
princd NJ. Vancouver. II. G. $50. -
hi Rocco. Concetta. Seattle ..aS
Earle. Arthur. Seattle .....-...-...2o
Henning, Angle, Seattle ..........ls
MoGrath, John Henry. Seattle. Legal
Weigol. bessie Edith. Seattle. Legal
petkovioh, Frank c., Seattle .....s2
Wuiicl. Helen. Seattle ..........el9
conneIl. Frank A.. Seattle Legal
Elliott. Mildred Mae. Bend. Or. Legal
Mass. Clayton T., Seattle ......2s
Hail, Tioris. Seattle ,.............2i
John. Theodore. Tacoma .......32
Hartwich, Margaret Tacoma .....2S
Abrams. George Allen. Seattle -. 81
Roth, Jennie. Seattle .............2i
Larson. O. Ralph. Boise. Idaho Legal
simpson, Edith O., Seattle 49,. Legal
Parker, Frank. Woodinvilie Legal
Fowler. Mabel Amelia. Woodin-
vile ............-..... ..lf
Phillips, Francis Fox. Seattle 80. rs
Neff Beverly Earnest Seattle ... rs
Ligiftner. Hervoy A.. Seattle -. So
MacKinlay. Edna H.. Seattle Legal
Van SAINT Alfred Emmett. Seattle. so
Lelchliter. Margaret Anne Seattle "a
DEATHS
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No IMPROVEMENT YET

That no improvement In the ship
ping situation may be expected until
the financial and Industrial worlds
are once more on prcwar basis, i
the giHt OF an address delivered Ia
Tokyo by Baron IL. kondo, preHl
dent OF the ~ Y. X. steamship line
Copies Of the speech have Just been
received In Seattle.
Ocean rates on lumber from Puget
sound 20 The east eaE, % South
America have been cut from fss TO
$40 per 200 board fee, BY tho ship
ping boards Pacific-ArKcntine Brazil
line. Reductions from ~ TO go TO
Atlantic coast ports and from iiS to
so 10 Great Britain and European
ports have recently BEEN announced
BY other steamship companies.
The worlds greatest freighter, the
seatiie-buiii steamship Walter A
Luokcnharh. win again ply out Of
this port when tho Luckenharh lines
OF New York establish n~fniEnonth.
~ service between Seattle and the
Atlantic coaa, this week.
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N. Y. Coffee and Sugar
NEW YORK. Jan. fe--sursr--Rav
AS1e per 10. GRADUATED. ~ CT zee per
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TtfrspAv
JAN. ~

Fir-s High fid~
sibs q m. ifs q,
ttr-t low Tide
ifi1a o m ts n
second nigh Tide
klte o m. iot Il
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle
MO~D Az
Jan. 10

Jan. 70
f1r~t nigh Tic
efas n m 81 g.
tlr~t law ride
tiat a IN. ss ~
second nigh Tide
4 - o M ios a.
s-~and low Tide
IL Lon. ~ % n.
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Afsnsna. ~. .........s... 80
nresti-~psr N. .sss.sss....... rs
che.tn uts-CaL. per N. ...s... a
japanese .s.s f,s..s.-..ss... 10
f1isrrt. ~. .s...-........ .ffo ~
Wsinats@S-ei .s.sss.s.sss.sss. -
reanets ~virrinis NsJstons. -. II
tseAness sssssssssssssss.sss ~
rssass-Psr n. .ss.s.s.sssss.- ~
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DEATHS

BETTER. Clarence. , months. aios L.
Pine %
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FRASER PATTERSON Co
SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET
STORE HOURS TO $50
Towels, Bedding and

- w ~"~p A-1N@No~aeA"es ~s1"
LINENS
Turkish Towels priced at 35c and 45c
each.
--Iluck Towels priced at l2lIc and 15c.
-Mercerized Damask priced at 95c a
yard.
-36-inch Long Cloth priced at 25c and
35c.
Fine quality Nainsook priced at 39c
yard.
--36-inch Bleached Muslin priced at
19c. pc and 25c a yard.
White Voiles, Checks and Stripes
priced at 50c.
Linen and Cotton Towelings priced
at l9c, 25c and 29c yard.
-36-inch Cotton Eponge. white and
colors, priced at SOC yard.
Pillow Cases priced at 10c, d5c and
soc each.
--40-inch Pillow Tubing priced at 35c
yard.
-Slx99-inch Bed Sheets priced at
S1.50. $l.59 and S2.l0 each.
--Satin-finished Bed Spreads priced at
S5.75 and $685. each. Second Floor
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-04-21
LEGION HOME TALENT PLAY
s'Katcha-Koo." an Oriental Fantasy
on May 8 and 9

"Katcha- KoO," the oriental Amer
lean fantastique will be presented
under the auspices Of the American
Legion on May 8 and 0 at the Seeiye
theatre.
The play is Oriental and Amer
lean, the first scene being laid in
India at the private temple Of the
Maharajah Of Hunga-and the sec
ond at the home OF Mrs. Chattie-
Gaddin in New York. It is expect
ed that the leading dramatic and
musical talent in Abilene will assume
these characters, while In the chorus
roles will appear priests, attendants,
dancers, slaves, polo dancers, etc. A
brilliant patriotic finale entitled
Liberty Aflame" is one Of the fea-
lures Of the production. America
and the allied nations all appear in
this and the effects are said to be
unanimously inspiring and beautiful
John b.. Rogers Producing Com
pany W i'll furnish an experienced
director for the correct staging. Of
the play. Special scenery and cos
tunes will be supplied. Ralph Van
Urine is chairman of the local COM
mittee. Rehearsals will begin next
week.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-04-21
DEMAND REAL TRAFFIC RULES
Business Men Endorse Right of Way
and Dimmed Lights

At the business mems lunch to-
day which had large attendance
u. C. Redman, chairman, reported
that there Is an opposition to
the provision Of the already en-
dorsed ordinance, which provides
that the car ON the right shall have
the right Of way as is the law In
practically all cities Of the state
and in several states by state law,
wanting instead certain streets des-
ignated as having right Of way. Also
that opposition to the provision
making 1t misdemeanOr to drive In
the city with clear lenzes undimmed.
The ordinance makes this INSIDE
meanOr and demands either dimmed
lights or diffused lenzes as Is the
rule In all cities. As the marshal
and the city attorney are to frame
the ordinance the business men voted
unanimously, demanding that the
two provisions which they have rec
commended be included In order to Sc
cure safety in driving in the city.
"PrObably no city of its size has
such freedom for motorists as Abb
lene and the reckless driving, cutting
corners, speeding and using glazing
lights has become a nuisance and a
danger" said Mr.. Redman.
X. NJ. White reported progress in
the city house building plan.
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TRACK MEET SATURDAY
Admission Will Be Free To All This
Year

The county track meet for the
grade and high schools Of the coun-
ty which was postponed from last
Saturday because of the snow storm
Will be held next Saturday, April %
at the fair groands. A total of $50
boys and girls entered in the two
sections Of the meet. In class A
there are entries from Dickinson
county high school, Harrington, Solo
mon and Abilene high schools. In
class b section there are entries
from Hope, Enterprise, Wqbdbine,
Manchester, Talmage high schools.
In class G there are entries from
Harrington, Woodbine, Pearl, Hope,
Dillon, Enterprise, Navarro, Solo
mon, Talmage, Chapman and the
four grad schools in Abilene.
Admission to the meet is free to
both contestants and spectators due
to the generosity Of the Abilene
business men, county commission
ers, and thirteen Of the twenty-fOur
banks in the county.
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LAND For SALE

Improved smooth upland 80, with
SINE alfalfa ground; 70 acres in cul-
tivation-all open for spring crop;
location miles north and 1 mile
west Of Bennington, Kansas. Good
fve-room house, cheap outbuildings
good and plenty water, some fruit
and lots Of shade. On phone and r.
+. D. lines at house. Immediate
possession. Priced right. Good
terms. Address T.. d. Bell, Beloit,
Kansas. 1Sd1t-w2t6
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checks by signing the name Of O
Manhattan real estate dealer to the
blank checks of the real estate firm.
The jury deliberated nine hours.
The trial attracted large crowd.
Clark maintained his innocence
from the time of his arrest In Abb
lene when he persisted in demand
ing to know why he was arrested to
the close of his testimony during the
trial.
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zee & & q q & & & & & {
GOSSIP OF SOCIETY


Miss Ella Horner, Miss Anna Grice
and Mrs. Is. G. Burdick were hos
tesses at the home Of Mrs. Burdick
Thursday evening to about 20 guests
at shower in compliment to Miss
Edna Mohler. Miss Mohler's mar
rage to Mr.. James Myers of Mime
apolis win take place early next
week.
On Wednesday, April 10, Grandma
Dodge OF Talmage, reached the S3rd
milestone in her long life and the oc-
casiOn was celebrated by splendid
dinner at which the following men,
beers Of the family from out of town
weer present: Mr.. and Mrs. Elias
Dodge Of Solomon, Mr. and Mrs. AL
fred Dodge OF Abilene and Mr.. and
Mrs. John b. Milburn Of StreatOr, Ill.
Many greetings and remembrances
we're received by Mrs. Dodge and
the day was spent very pleasantly
with one who had passed so many
years OF her life I'm Dickinson.
& &&
Horning-Johnson
Asa johnson and Annie Isabel
Horning were married in the Office
of the probate Judge this afternoon.
Both are Of Abilene.
& & &
Noble-Sword
At the home Of Mayor and Mrs.
w. d. Nichols Thursday evening
Mr.. Merritt M. Sword, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Sword Of Buckeye,
and Miss Marian II. Noble, grand
daughter Of Mrs Isabel TiltOn, were
united in marriage, Rev. DIR. f. s.
Blayney officiating. The bride Is a
niece OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Brown
ing and Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols.
The house was beautifully decor
ated in pink and white. The young
couple stood in bower of ferns.
The bride wore gown Of georgette
over satin and veil and carried
bridal roses. She was attended by
her sister, Miss Faith Noble, and
Miss Nina May Howard played the
wedding march. The ceremony was
followed by wedding breakfast to
which about fifty guests, principal
ly from North Dickinson, were seat
ed.
The groom Is young man OF
sterling qualities who has grown up
in Buckeye. The bride was pop
ular teacher in the ChrOnister
district and the young couple will
settle on the groom's fine farm after
a wedding trip visiting relatives in
Iowa and will be at home to their
many friends about May list.
The young couple received many
beautiful and appropriate gifts as
-okens of the high esteem Of many
friends. We hope for them a long i.
md happy life together.
A local chapter of the Delphian
Tub was organized here Friday after
loon by Miss Blanche Faulhaber of S
It. Louis and Miss Mabel Ames of I
Wisconsin, field secretaries Of the ma !
ional organization. The following
Ulcers were elected:
Mrs. w. A. Stacey, president;
IRIS. Frank Northcraft, vice presi- !,
ent; Mrs. M. L. Goodell, secretary
reasurer; Ms. r. J. Long, president !
dvisory board; Mrs. Clarence Samp- !,
on, reporter; Mrs. Il. l.. Morse, critic.
The club has 33 members in Abb
enc. The first meeting will be held
the home of Mrs. Bruce Hurd the
rst Monday in May and twice l
,on%I, &lavnn ftnv
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Marriage License
Frhnk Is. HOran, Abilene, 70
Sara Anna O'Donnell, Green, g

marriage License
Frank i. Koran, Abilene, 20
Sara Anna ODonnell, Green, 81
e e &
MOhler-Myers
Miss Edna Florence Mohler
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Mohlel
Of this city, and Mr.. James A. Myers
of Minneapolis were united in mar
riage at the home of the brides
parents Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. Rev. +. s. Altman of the
Methodist church, grandfather of the
bride performed the ceremony. Rev.
Altman performed the ceremony at
the marriage of the brides mother
and Of her older sister. The ring
service was used and little Miss
Helen Buenning, niece Of the bride,
carried the ring in basket of
flowers.
The bride was dressed in a gown
of white crepe meteor and her bou-
quet was Of pink roses. Her going
away suit was Of blue.
Only immediate friends were pres
ent at the wedding. Out of town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. L. H.
Buenning Of Hope, Mr.. Arthur Rich
ardson Of Salina and Mrs. %. M. ALL
man and children of Ellis.
The bride and groom left on the
afternoon train for the west where
they will spend their honeymoon.
They will be at home in Minneapolis
after May 1.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-04-21
Farm in Scott County

$40 acres of land in Scott county
for sale, III miles Of town, ~
miles Of Scott City, on Kansas Color
ado Bldv.: level as can be; 20 acres
wheat. all goes; all fenced, good
well. Price $35 per acre. Write
Fl. J. Settle, Scott City, Kan. 2Ow7t"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-04-21
New Wood Shop

Truck bodies, cabs, hay racks, win
dow frames, screens, cabinet work,
furniture made and repaired, metal
weather strips for doors and win
dows. Shop s. w. corner 9Th and N.
Buckeye. Phone $50.
31w4t W. B. ROHRBAUGH
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-04-21
FARM LOANS

We have plenty Of money to loan
on farms at a reasonable rate. We
give the borrower the privilege OF
paying 800 or any multiple after
the end Of one year. Office in Re-
flector building
31wtf MARTS & DANFORD
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-04-21
FOR Sale

Eighty acres that joins Longford,
Kan, well improved 35 acres in cul-
tivation, balance fine pasture, living
water. Price $1,000, possession at
once If sold soon; 20 acres of wheat
goes with farm. Oliver Marty, Long
ford, Kan. 31w3t
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-04-21
THEY WILL 90 ARMED
Mail Truck Drivers Are to Garry
Gums

Better not modest the driver of
the mail truck as he carries his load
from the postoffice to the depots or
vice versa. Postmaster Shearer has
received notice that arms will be
sent here to equip the drivers. Shot
guns, revolvers and perhaps how
itzer and machine gun will be part
of the equipment and woe to the
robber for the governments orders
are to shoot to kill. Carriers In all
principal cities are being thus equip
ped because Of the many recent rob-
berries Of mail carts and trucks.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-04-21
Custom Matching

1915 per tray Of 75 eggs at Duck
wallis Hatchery, 501 Il. Sth, phone
1921. Visitors welcome.
24w&d25Fritf
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-04-21

"Today's news today" is our plan
you get the news of the world In
the Reflector by telegraph sixteen
hours ahead of any paper distributed
here.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-04-21
ACQUIT CLARK

His Trial in Manhattan, Kansas, At
tracted Large Crowd
Herbert Clark was acquitted yes
terday in Riley county district court
OF the charge Of forging $1,4OO In
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..,ne s.5
meeting n Shank, attending road -
Edith Worley, stamps---------- $40
Hail Lthosrapn.ns $500 400
4 PIES FL Soodeii & Son, supplies %
G. L. Hubbard 6 Co, supphes1- LIZ
Hutchinson Office Supply Co.. 400
Crane : , Co, sS WPsZIbs5a Co. re- $50
wales assr,n AoG macb,n msonne ~. s.s
western Merchandise Co.. sup ,
Refeotor Publishing Co. job "a /.
Reflector publishing Co., Golden
Belt road notice---z------- zoo
Reflector Publishing Co.. county 90 .
Ra Irlet1ns publishing Co. Bee 80
Reflector Publishing Co., Santa !.
Fe Trail road notfce--------- ll.S
Mrs. c. d. Shultz, sewing for a
WINFIELD charges -a.s.-cJno,dd;ss O
Peoples sap W,a ssefs c S0 %ercnan0se so
c. II. Pinkham & Son. merchan-
disc for Winfield charges---- Ito
Hoon & Co., clothing, Winneio a, n
J. G =. csss q Co, merchandise for :,
shocFey & Landes. seed for court On a
Central Lumber Co. coal to jail 40
p. B. Wilmer, services TO Joe go
rroup q Leonard, vaccine. etc, ., :,
Chapman schools ---------.,;E- "a
C. F. Atwood. quarantine WORE we
Dan E. Bert. two condemned 7so
cb Gss'i Frey. condemned COW $50
McCuliough Filling Station. oil =,
and gas. county farm---
Rosie Mulier, cook at county an A,
farm -------------------- Wv
A. Z. Ritchie.. nurse at county 7s a,
farm ------------------- Wv
Gertrude Richie. nurse at coun- an n,
Quinn .a Haynes sosn,y ss fsrm supe 1000,
c. II. Pinkham 4 Son. merchan- %,
disc for county farm--------- 10
q. Il. Goodell q Son, repairing -,
clock for county ARM IN
ROY Lilies, labor at county farm -e'"'
Quinn HAYNES, cash PAID toI n
YI1erchandise for county fsrm y"
MinIck & Taylor, merchanoise .,
for county farm -------zSs
Troup & Leonard. merchanoise -,
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-04-21

BY the Board OF County Commissioner
ut the Regular April Session, 1921,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-04-21
BILLS ALLOWED

(First published in the Abilene Week.
ly Reflector. April 21, 1920
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-04-21

Co, part payment 18th esti-
Ziegler & Dalton Construction
mate Federal Aid work
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-04-21

Ziegler & Dalton Consfruction
Co, part payment 18th esti-
mate Federal Aid work
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-04-21

Ziegier q Dalton Construction
Co.. part payment 10Th esti-
mate Federal Aid work
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-04-21

Ziegler & Dalton Construction
Co., part payment 18th esti-
mate Federal Aid work
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-04-21

Ziegler & Dalton CONSERVATION
Co., part payment 18th esti-
mate Federal Aid work
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-04-21

Ziegier & Dalton Construction
Co., part payment 18th esti-
mate Federal Aid work
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-04-21

Zieg1er & Dalton Construction
Co.: part payment 18th esti-
mate Federal Aid work
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-04-21

Zfegler C Dalton Construction
Co. part payment 18th ,Asti-
mate Federal Aid work