Abilene Weekly Reflector from Abilene, Kansas • 4

ABILENE WEEKLY REFLECTOR, ABILENE, KANSAS, DECEMBER 27, 1906. Letters Santa Claus Received "People's Lobby" Convenes. itcflccloi. ho lirst mectinir of the Kansas "Doonle's lobby" was held in the Dear Santa: I hope you will not forget me Christmas eve but will bring a nice new senatorship and put it in my stocking. You will find it IBIDID Br Copeland hotel on Wednesday eve ninir.

There were present William rhe Reflector Publishing Co. HOLIDAY GREETINGS: Allen White. W. Stubbs, T. B.

close to the Square Deal chimney as I entered fur transmission through the think that is where you will come nlted Slates oiulln an second class matter. Murdock, J. N. Dolly, C. A.

Stannard, J. L. Bristow, I. D. Young, W.

J. Bailey and severel other distinguished down but if you would prefer it any where else I will move it. I ain't Official Paper of IHckliuon County. Official Paper of VUy of Abllrnx. SUHHCttlPTlOBs.

If paid Id advance or within the year: irentiemen of the "Square Deal" particular just so I get the present I want -and I want it bad. Don't for crowd. The evening was devoted to finding get your friend. W. R.

Stubbs. ne Year II 00 Blx Months 60 Three Month 80 If not paid In advance or within One Year II tb ways and means to overcome the very unreasonable attitude assumed by some of the senators and represent Dear Saint ick: rleaso bring me a few more ouster suits and assistant attorney generalships. I want to irive 'em to some bad boys so that 81 Months 08 tives, who, just because their consti Three Month. 3 As we draw near the close of the year and approach the season when the spirit of good-will is present to a greater degree, we are reminded that you assisted us in a measure, in a business way during 1906. Willi the best wishes of the season, and trusting the new year 1907 will be a pleasant and profitable one to you, we want to thank you one and all for the kind assistance given us, in making this one of Hue best stores in Dickinson county to trade at.

Yours for 1007, with the best goods and the lowest prices. tuents wish it. are inclined to vote for Congressman Curtis. This legis THURSDAY, DEC. 27, 1906.

lature should pin its faith to tho "lob tboy will be good during tho next year. I will distribute then where they will do tho most good just the Christ. by" and not waste any time in carrying out all tho fool wishes of the people who elected them. The people leave it to me. E.

W. Hoch. don know wnai iney want until mey Dear Mck: Please put another in have heard from the "people's lobby" vestigation in my stocking, lhe one THE J. A. TUFTS FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING you irave nio last year was worth and this direct way of reaching senators and representatives is a fine way 2.C8 which the state now owes mc.

North Broadway, Abilene, Kansas. Bring 'em on. T. T. Kelly.

of educating and disciplining tho people. It teaches them not to be too gay with their opinions and instruc Dear Santa: Please don't forget us with a few iniunction suits against tions and not to meddle with the business of the "lobby." What right bondi. We have crown so used to them that wo would not know how to have tho people to consider any man for United States senator when he is neither lirst, second nor third choice keen house without a few of them on CHAPMAN. the shelf. Mayor Humphrey.

By William A. McKeevkk. For the Reflector. Out of Infinity, Born from Eternity, Came once a child from the Father above; Low in the manner he Lay whore great Dostiny Named him forever the Savior of Love. Child of Immensity, Sent to show you and me How that we too may bo Saviors of men; Healing the broken heart, Breaking the bonds apart, Bidding the downcast start Upward again.

Deep as Infinity, Broad as Eternity, Great as Immensity Being of thine! Thou art the Life, the Way, Thou art the Truth today Thou art the Love for aye Perfect, divine! of the "lobby?" Topeka Herald. Clarence Jones and wife of St. Dear Sinta: You may not be able Louis are spending the holidays with New Laws Wanted. The old soldiers of Kansas, through Mrs, Jones' parents, Mr. and Mrs.

T. to find me away off here in Chicago but my address is 8798 Seventieth Street. You need not bring me any J. Foley. the G.

A. it. organization, will ask the next legislature for seven new laws Peter Dowling and wifo and chil The committees to lookout for each dren of Topeka are visiting at the more Kansas nominations they don't pay even when I get what the Star calls "a splendid vindication." Bring of these laws in the legislature have McCormick home south of town. Every Day and Every Dollar That you waste is irretrievably LOST. Save Time and Save money.

Begin NOW to deposit with us a stipulated sum each month. By doing so you will accumulate a Nest Egg; perhaps it will be the first one the one always most difficult to get. Start the New Year by becoming a member of this Association. ASK FOR OUR LITERATURE. been appointed and are now at work most anything I'll accept it.

W. A M. P. Sanborn was an Abilene It has been decided to ask the legist Harris. visitor on Wednesday.

ture to pass laws to strengthen and W. II. Phipps and wife are visiting make more mandatory the veteran'i at the home of J. II. Phipps in this Dear Santa Claus: If you should happen to have a handsome girl aged preference law; to make a general city.

soldiers' and sailors' relief law, niak Charles Fenstermacher of Arkansas about 19, rod hair preferred, one who can keep a fellow's clothes in good ing relief more generous, dignified and City is spending the holidays with his patriotic; to exempt tho homestead order and cook pancakes properly, put parents. An Iola school teacher has had a man arrested because he tried to hug and kiss her. What kind of school teachers do they have at Iola anyhow" her in my stocking. I will bo mighty good to her and you need never bring Milton Brenizer and wife were the of all honorably discharged soldiers and sailors and of their widows to tho value of $1,000 from taxation; to give to all members in good standing of the G. A.

R. one-half fare of regular me anything else. Joseph W. Howe guests of Ed Armold and wife Sun day. bupronie court justices and con The Dickinson County Building and Loan Ass'n, H.

E. ELLISON, Secretary. J. E. KEEL, Treasurer.

Helen Poor and Hazel Arnold of Dear Nick: Have you guide books gressmen want a raise In salaries. Nobody suggests raising the subscrip Washburn College are spending: their passenger rates in Kansas; to make tho desecration of Memorial Day, May for running automobiles? If so please bring one for each of us. E. E. Coul- tion price of the country newspaper.

vacation with their parents in this son and C. L. Brown. city. A dispatch in the Star says rheum' 80th, by carnival, circus, or other hilarious amusements or displays, or ball games, horse-racing or other tism can be cured by tho sting of a Ernest Fenstermacher of Sioux City, Hon.

S. Claus: After you have Iowa, is visiting his uncle, N. W. "money bee It is probably good Public Sale. Public Sale.

sporting entertainments, a mudo made your trip would you like an en for other things also. in this city. mcanor, punishable by fine and im gagement with one of my refined, up- Miss Nellie Scherer of Emporia is The railroads ought to bo well Bat. prisonment; to enact a law providing to-date carnival companies? I will spending the holidays with her par for the erection of a State Soldiers and Having decided to quit farming, I ents in this city. feature you as a big attraction and all you will have to do will be to stick win otter at public sale, at my resi isfiod with 1900.

The laws passed by congress have saved them hundreds of thousands of dollars in transporta Sailors' monument; to make suitable dence on East Fifth street, Solomon, Ibex. U. V. t. organized a new appropriation for the maintenance your head through a hole in a curtain dge in this city with thirty mem tion by abolishing passes and have and enlargement of the State Soldiers' and Sailors' home at Fort Dodge, Kan bers on Saturday evening.

Members not roducod freight rates. and let people throw balls at you, I'm sure you will like it. If you con on Thursday, Jan. 3rd, commencing at 1 o'clock the follow were present from Enterprise and sas, and tho Mother Bickerdyke annex. clude to accept report at "The Cave" The Council Grove Republican Upland.

next Monday evening at 8 o'clock. gives this as a deliberate judgment: ing described property: A. T. Cline of Pueblo, Colo C. W.

Parker. "Judge Moore is no doubt tho best is par- ACME A. F. Tolbert and daughter re spending tho holidays with hia judge in Kansas. There Is no unnecessary delay and the business of ents here.

Derc Santy (JJauz: Plez bring on a turned from a four months' visit with 5 head of Horses, 2 head of Cattle, 13 head of Hogs, Farm Implements. TERMS: Ten dollars and under few more Forakers and Belami Storers the court is conducted in a dignified relatives and friends in Barnsville, FLORA and speling bords and Brownsvils Ohio. manner." The battleship Kansas will be ready and Panamas. I hav not quite enuf to kepe mo bizy and am geting cash; all sums over $10 a credit of 9 Born, to Mr. and Mrs.

Will Pease, J. Porter went to Beloit to spend Having sold the farm we will sell at public auction on the farm 10 miles south and 7 west of Abilene, 4, miles north and 6 miles east of Gypsum, 3 miles west of Holland, on Tuesday, Jan. 8, commencing at 10 a. m. sharp, the following property: 5 head of Horses.

12 head of Caitle-25 head of Shoats, Farm Implements! Also some corn and oats. Household Goods. TERMS: All sums of 10 and under cash; sums over $10 a credit of 10 months will be given on note with approved security at 10 per cent interest; if paid when duo only 6 per ceut interest will be charged. No property to be removed until settled for. 2 per cent off for cash on sums over 10.

Free lunch at noon. SARAH SON J. N. BURTON, Auctioneer. for company some time about next months will be given on note with lonesum.

Yourz T. the holidays with his parents. Dec. 19, a boy. Carl Mussor is home from Man Mr.

McVicker's sister from Nebras approved security at 8 per cent interest from date of sale. 2 per cent off for cash. No property to be removed until settled for. My Dear Santa: I have been mak hattan visiting his parents. ka is visiting him.

ing other people happy a long time. Mr. and Mrs. Will Martin enter Mrs. Barnes of Vanita, I.

is vis- Can't you put a marriage certificate tained a few of their friends Monday her daughter, Mrs. Sam Ilislop. with all the trimmings to go with it evening. Mr. and Mrs.

Gibson of Abilene are E. W. BUNNELL. N. S.

WOOLYERTON, Auctioneer. ROBT. JOHNSON, Clerk. of course) in my stocking? Judge Laura Fry is homo visiting her Rankin. visiting their daughter and son this week.

parents. Oliver and Amos Gish of Manhattan Dear Santa Claus: I don't expect Mrs. Sherred Taylor gave an elabor you to bring me anything as I have Invitations Are Out. Invitations are out for the mar are here visiting relatives and old friends. ate Christmas dinner to.

a houseful of relatives add friends. nearly everything I want now, but I would like to have you promise to riage, New Year's day, of Miss Abbie Francis Aspley of Abilene is visit B. W. Stewart is visiting friends ing her grandparents, W. C.

Chmenhaga and Mr. Jesse Breechbill at the home of the bride near Stevens? near Hope. deliver an address before the Trans-Mississippi congress at Muskogee Officers were elected for the Sunday pub'lshed in Abilene Weekly Re Alex Wilson moved on tho John next fall. You might talk on "Sub- i pent with ville, Ont. Miss Climenhaga the summer here two years ago Lenhart's farm.

idies for Passless Editors" or "Deep flector December 27, 1906.1 JSotice of Appointment. school at Talmage church Sunday. Mrs. Boyer is superintendent. Dr.

Chaffee assistant, Gertie Ayers secre her aunt, Mrs. J. II. Engle. Water Port for Abilene" but take STATE OF KANSAS, I BUCKEYE.

Local Markets. your choice or topics, rut your Dickinson uounty, In the matter of the estate of Abraham tary, Mary Blunderfield treasurer. Batter good 82 23 answer in my stocking. J. B.

Case. Miss Clara Lesher, deceased, late of Dickinson County, Kansas. Day is home for vaea- Egui pe. dot 21 Rose-Eller. tion.

Notice Is herebv a rpn that on the 20th Dear Santa: Since the church win of December, A.I).. the undersigned was A pretty home wedding took place Tom Moore and Clarence Day are hy Prolmte Court of Dickinson County, Kansas, duly appointed and qualified as dows have arrived we don need any Hani Ducks and geese Flour per 100 lbs 50 2 70 Hogs per 100 lbs 5 80 Oaw per 100 lbi 25 3 "5 home from tho D. C. 11. S.

thing more. We can run things now. executor of the last will and testament of Abraham Lesher, deceased, late of Dickinson County, Kansas. All parties interested in said estate will take notice and irovern them. Miss Myrtle ticking who teaches at Steers per 100 lbi 3 0 i 3 2i Woodbine is home for vacation.

selves accordingly. John T. LESHer, Dr. Blayney. Dear Santa: How would you like lB-i fcxecutor.

June. If we have another June rise, as wo had in 1903, the ship will be sailed up tho Kaw to have her silver service presented at Lawrence or To-poka. Lawrence Gazette. The mayor of Junction City seems to have very little rabbit about him. He says: "Personally, if during my administration I have earned the love and good wishes of the poor and the needy, and the confidence of tho business and laboring interests of Junction City, I don't care what all the Pharisees and hypocrites that journey to Topeka can do to me." By mistake this got into the editorial column of tho Emporia Gazette instead of in the joke department where it belonged: "The work of the legislature two years ago was marked out for it, but if it had not been for the Federation of Commercial Interests at Topeka, no very iniportaut railroad legislation would have been passed." The Truth About Kansas.

A booklet just issued by the Emporia Gazette and called "The Blue Book of Lyon County" ought to bo circulated on Wall street. It would do more to show tho financiers of th." curb and exchange exactly the kind of people and of prosperity we have out here in Kansas than all the speeches and essays that can be produced in a twelvemonth. It is not an exaggerated "boom edition," not advertising prospectus just a hundred or si beautiful photographs of town and county scenes that show vividly what a decent, hearty, healthy community is embraced in Lyon county. It is the kind of a book that does good and it is one of which the people it represents should be proud. The best of it is that 105 such books could be issued in Kansas, one for each county, and all would show the same high level of prosperity and contentment.

Jesse Winsler and family, E. Hoyt PoUtoos 60 New Wheat No.S 68 Wheat No. 55 (S 57 WbetNo. 4 50 53 Wheat rejected 45 48 Real Estate Still Rising. and wife and Verne Eyo took Christmas dinner with Mrs.

E. J. Winsler. to put an order for 28,000 paid tickets of admission to tho next county fair iu my stocking? C. C.

Wyandt. Corn 31 By 45 The Sunday school program at the Oats a at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rose last Tuesday evening when their daughter Pearl was united in marriage to Mr. Oliver B.

Eller of Iola, Kansas, Kev. S. E. Belts officiating. Promptly at 6 o'clock'Mrs.

C. T. Rose of Junct ion City, a sister-in-law of tho bride, sang "I premise you," after which the bride and groom took their places in front of the bay window which was prettily decorated with holly and mistletoe. After congratulations they all partook of a Christmas dinner. The bride and groom left for their home in Iola early Wednesday morning.

school house was well tendered. The congregation presented Rev. Lawhone (Grain markets corrected every Thursday S. Claus, Dear Sir: Won't you morning by Giles, rraln and coal.) S. B.

HofTenall of Nebraska today purchased of Paul Nimecheck 320 acres in Hayes township for He also purchased of Wyandt Bros. 210 acres in Logan for 10,800. Both these propcrlies were sold within six months for 10 per cent less money. Mr. IIolTenall's son and son-in-law will lease put a site for the public library with a line laprobe.

BUTTS A ft IT. (Prices for creamery hutter building in the stocking anybody's at u. Int. Mrs. A.

E. Simmers enjoyed having stocking? Andy will do the rest. sameu for week ending today, county price cents less than Dicklnsoi New orl 4 cnt less than Chicago. Public Library board. all her family, three daughters, two sons and nine grandchildren spend Citt Fancy separator 30 9U Christmas with her.

Chicago creamery v. rr, 2 mu iarnis DONEGAL. S. Swayzo of Brown county spent Revival meetings held at the Ger several days visiting E. Hoyt.

Tho Epworth League convention man Baptist church for the past two weeks closed Friday evening. Reba, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Caskey, is ill with ton- meets at 2 o'clock Friday at the school house. There will be an interesting program.

Rev. Lawhone invited all those who could to bring lunch and stay for the evening session. silitis. Roy, Gertrude and Estella Engle Santa Fe Excursions. Christmas and New Year's holiday rates.

The Santa Fe will sell round trip tickets for the holidays at one and one third fare to all stations. Dates of sale, Dec. 20 to 25, Dec. 29, 31 and Jan. 1st.

Final return limit Jan. 7. Home seekers excursion 1st and 3rd Tuesday each month, December to April inclusive. One fare plus 2.00. F.

S. Salls, Santa Fe Agent. The Christian Life Bible An up-to-date Teachers' Bible with complete Helps, References and Maps, and containing in addition all the verses in the Bible covering the great theme of the CHRISTIAN LIFE, tach tubjtct in its Sfmbelic color Large, clear type. Popular prica. ASK TOVR.

BOOKSELLER. are visiting relatives at Galva. Sunday School Meeting Here. Mrs. H.

G. Wingerd spent Sunday The state executive committee of with her parents near College Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Geo.

Haas of Pearl the Kansas Sunday School association will hold its annual mid-winter session at the office here at 3 p. m. Thurs spent Sunday afternoon at J. E. Musser's.

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