Abilene shops advertise boots hats and lamps
Abilene merchants tout wide lines of boots and shoes at low prices plus gents furnishing goods, clothing and caps. Northcrafts markets lamps and pianos and organs dealer S W Pierce Co promotes piano and organ sales in Junction City. A local insurance push urges protection as winter fires approach and notices request prompt settlements and title studies.
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S. W. Pierce & Co
Junction City
Kansda
J. Stitt
Specil
Continental
Judge Humphrey and the Santa Fe Railroad
Judge Humphrey and the Santa Fe Railroad figure in Abilene news as the rail issue sparks debate with the Ref lector reporting on his interview about Touzalin’s reply. He calls the opponents’ figures fallacious and vows to show readers the railroad’s surplus while weighing district politics and potential state convention timing.
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Humphrey
Board of Railway Commissioners
Santa
Gov. Glick
Baptist Church Grace Chapel Spruce Street Services
Grace Chapel on Spruce Street holds Sunday services at 1 o clock with Sunday School at 9 45 a m A prayer meeting is held every Thursday at 7 30 p m A welcome is extended to all attendees Geo Merriam is pastor
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Grace Chapel
Spruce Street
Geo. Merriam
Aene D Matots Dies in Vincennes at Nineteen
Obituary from Vincennes Indiana details the death of Aene D Matots aged 19 after two years illness. It praises her gentle temper piety and devotion to family and Presbyterian church. Funeral held February 11 with large attendance from friends and relatives.
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Veacennes
Ind
Aene
Juoze
N. F
J. G. Northcraft
J. D. Barnes
Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Tariff debate fuels regional panic and price fears
A crop of fragmented lines discusses tariffs and wheat prices, naming Morris county wool taxes, Dickinson county farmers losses, and a proposed policy shift. References to Alfred Griffin Abilene writings, a church wedding, and lumber shipments frame a broader anxiety over trade, costs, and suppliers along the railway line.
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Banquo
White City
Morris County
Dickinson County
Alfred Griffin
Abilene
Boston
Lexington
Sir Boyle Roach
C. I. Lucker
Albert Pagen Kopf
Miss Shimming
Lerrington
Morrison
Tamella
Jefferson Jets and Local Notes Update
Mrs W O Robinson has been sick but is improving slowly. Chris Hoffman returned from California and plans Kansas residence. Wm Plomer sold his farm to Bros A T Witwer took up a stray pony, sorrel with white face stripe and blind left eye around February 3. Jefferson boasts brass land. Stottler farm sold last week to Orlbrie Gautabine. Whitehair sale February 25 and E R Pecks February 29.
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E. R. Peck
Herrington Happenings In Buckeye News Brief
The Reinector is praised as the best paper in the county amid talk of sinking a coal shaft. J W Chandler leads as town harmonica star while J Thomas horse accident sprains him. M D Werrington plans a spring building. John L Simpson promotes the opticon show with notable scenes. The railroad advances slowly with spring expected to speed efforts. M D Terrington buys a new buggy from Risley Lincoln. families prefer Buckeye to Enterprise. J Simpson returns home ill from school.
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J. W. Chandler
J. Thomas
Aes
M. D. Werrington
John L. Simpson
M.D. Terrington
Risley & Lincoln
Ile
Enterprise
J. Simpson
Buckeye
Garfield Gatherings and Local Notices
Woolverton Bros. are buying and shipping hogs as Garfield items note Alex Kindness expected from Scotland soon. Miss Lizzie Woolverton returns to Kansas after six years in Michigan. The Presbyterians secure Rev. Hal bert for the coming year as pastor. Sunny Side school closes on the twenty second. Mrs Bertie Doram engaged for spring term. Mr A Knapp visits Michigan mother for two to three weeks. Nelson Draper travels west on business. L D May and Miss Coffey wed on February Sth. John Hull sells his place and heads to Manhattan for college. Mite Society at G McBoyle’s Thor- area.
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L. D. May
Miss Coffey
John Hull
Manhattan
G. McBoyle
Sutphens Mill Notes From A Cold Week
Local tidbits report J Kreider sale postponed to next Thursday and John Smith seeking chickens. Mentions John Jolink at the mill, Tie’s recovery from bruises, and Prairie Till teacher satisfaction. L K Warnock reelected magistrate for twelve years. two summons issued in six years. Farmers inspect peaches as 1584 jokes hint at a healthy climate. hog cholera checked.
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J. Kreider
John Smith
John Jolink
Tie
Prairie Till
W. I. Sutphen
L. K. Warnock
Woodbine Spelling Bee Highlights This Week
Woodbine residents report improvements and upcoming events. The town plans an art gallery after last week’s indications and indulged spiga? weakness, while Prof. Geo. Smith served as the top speller at the Spelling Bee.
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Cee
Vaih Woodbine
Spiahing
Reee A Wionines
Geo. Smith
Woodbine Social Echoes and Local Notices
Wednesday night at the literary entertainment the Woodbine folks anticipate a serenade by the Hiawatha band hoping to inspire local youths to form their own club. Jos W Gillett visited Marion Center on business while Jas A Gillett attends court this week and LD Heston serves as a regular juror in district court. Gage from Jo Davis county Illinois considered settling in Woodbine as Geo Rogers and family from Woodbine Illinois arrived last week and will remain in the vicinity for a period.
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George Rogers
Abilene
Joe Davis
John Taylor
Union Township
Messrs. Rogers
M.L. Potter
Clay
Omaha
Cart
Clay Center Times
Dickinson
Woodbine
Hiawatha
Jos
W. Gillett
Marion Center
Joe
Jas A. Gillett
Heston
Gage
Jo Davis County
Ill
Geo. Rogers
Painting Colors at Opera House Book Store
Willard's French Tube Colors for Oil Painting praised for purity and tone. Berry Bros. Mer Market mentions Wind Mills and pumps by cantile Company. Removal notice: Henry Hunter relocates barber shop to room under Kirby's Bank offering shaves and haircuts.
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Willard
Opera House
Berry Bros. Mer
Cantile Company
Challenge
Baker
Walthouse
Henry Hunter
Rothschild’s
Kirby's Bank
Hunter
Land for sale and barb wire fence bids
PARMS FOR SALE. I have several good tracts of land for sale in large or small farms improved or unimproved. Call and see me and get a bargain. Cor. $d and Broadway up stairs PF. A. SMALLEY. Bids will be received up to Friday Feb. 15 for building 800 rods of Barb Wire Fence on Section 25 Willowdale township. Bids to be handed to Dr. Hazlett at Hazlett Co. store. 3w-pd Jous Repican.
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Broadway
PF. A. Smalley
Willowdale Township
Dr. Hazlett
Hazlett & Co
Jous Repican
Buford New Patent Wheel Landside Sulky Plow advertised
Dickinson County farmers are urged to inspect the lightest draft sulky plow on the market the Buford New Patent Wheel Landside Sulky Plow for sale by Shockey and Snider Abilene. Chandler's in Herrington offers abundant Coffee Sugar Syrup Groceries and a full stock of Dry Goods Boots and Shoes at low prices.
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Dickinson County
Shockey and Snider
Abilene
Chandler's
Herrington
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Charlie Barnes
Vincennes
Sherwood Davidson
Clay Center
Fay Templeton
Geo. W. Freeman
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T. J. Foley
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Michigan
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Ion-Dein
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Burt
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Frank Nelson
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