Democratic committee calls July meeting in Clay Center
The Fifth Congressional Democratic committee convenes Thursday July 8 at 4 p m in Clay Center to set time and place for the district convention. Members listed include Litts Gif ford McFarland McClure Taylor Starcher Smith Keys Powers Lurr, with L H Lurrs as secretary and chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Congressional Democratic Committee
Clay Center
Eas
Sharp
L. Hi. Litts
Dickinson County
C. E. Gifford
Clay County
J. J. McFarland
Cloud County
J. R. McClure
Davis County
Wm. Taylor
Republic
Thos. Starcher
Riley County
T. J.C. Smith
Washington County
M. J. Keys
Ottawa County
D. B. Powers
Saline County
T. J. C. Lurri
Sec
L. H. Lurrs
Abilene July
Athletic Baseball Notes From Western Tour
The Athletic Base Ball Club returned from a western trip upbeat about performances. They opened with Abilene, lost 12 2 and 7 0, then beat Salina 9 2, Minneapolis 16 10, and Delphos 19 2. They praised courteous treatment except in Salina and prep for future games at Topeka.
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Abilene
Salina
Cook
Ford
Battery
Minneapolis
Delphos
Athletics
Topeka Democrat
Athletic
Topeka
Oun
Wyandottes
Topekas Capital
Willowedale Cattle and Hog Ranch Highlighted by Abilene Visitor
Last Thursday with Mr F V Close the editor toured Willowdale township and observed thriving farms. At Mr Close's ranch of over six hundred acres in section 9 the finest pure bred Poland China hogs from Dorsey stock were noted, with pedigreed breeders and a push to raise high quality stock in Dickinson and nearby counties. Visitors were urged to inspect the ranch or write Abilene Kansas for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. V. Close
Willowdale Township
Mr. C
B. F. Dorsey & Son
Perry
Abilene Club Faces Suspended Salina Series After Accident
Abilene led 6 0 when a collision between Neisley and Creyser halted play in the fifth inning. Creyser was unconscious for nearly an hour. Neisley recovered in about ten minutes. Abilene left for Emporia after a 9 0 loss to Salina. Next week Alma and Abilene meet, Alma reinforced with Fairfield players.
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Salina
Neisley
Pleyser
Creyser
Fair Grounds
Abilene
Alma
Fairfield
Pleyser Not Dead In Salina Baseball Incident
The Topeka Journal reports a collision in a Salina game between Abilene and Salina clubs left fielder Pleyser and second baseman Neisley unconscious. Pleyser supposedly died but then recovered, returning to play in subsequent games, described as a very lively corpse by week’s end.
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Abilene
Salina
L. A. Welch
Oakdale Park
Topeka
Weaver
Olathe Club
Olathe
Welch
Capt. Baker
Dan Wagestaff
L. G. Hamilton
Harper Cunningham
Col. Palmer
Abilene Club
Our Boys
Burke
Abilenes
Baines
Mortis
Ioffman
Sullivan
Pogson
Edmiston
Emporia
Topeka Journal
Preyser
Neisley
Niesley
Pleyser
Carlton Chips and Carlton Advo cate rise as town grows
Wheat harvest yields mixed feelings for farmers of Carlton while the town sees rapid growth. New buildings go up including Geo Haley's hotel and restaurant, Bonebrake Rice hardware, A Peek's expanded room, and a fresh drug stock by D Hay Horine. Visitors from Abilene arrive, including Maj Dowling and Cy Liggett.
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M. French
C. T. Bear
Carlton
Abilene
Maj. Dowling
B. H. O Hay
Cy. Liggett
Lawyer Bitting
Geo. Haley
John Watt
Bonebrake & Rice
A. Peek
D'Hay
Horine
Carlton Advocate
Thursia
Carlton Town Prospects Grow With Local Enterprise
A lively grocery firm Cooper & Co. plans to expand stock and a wedding is anticipated this week. Residents expect Carlton to thrive soon, aided by good water, rich farming and stock country, honest industrious people, and a hopeful wheat outlook.
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Cooper & Co
Carlton
Are You Going South Route Ad Offers Direct Gulf Line
Advertises the Gulf Route Kansas City Ft Scott Gulf R R as the cheapest fastest direct way to Western and Southern Kansas Southwest Missouri and Texas. Highlights through trains with Pullman cars and free reclining chair cars Kansas City to Memphis and New Orleans. Promotes maps and a monthly illustrated paper Missouri and a Farmer mailed free. Address provided.
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Gulf
Kansas City
Scott & Gulf R. R
Kansas
Missouri
Texas
Memphis
New Orleans
Little Rock
Hot Springs
Eureka Springs
Fort Smith
van Buren
Fayetteville
Arkansas
Millinery sale and trades advertised in local notice
J E Lockwood G P T A Kansas City promotes cheap millinery with hats from 1 to 36 and 25 cent children’s hats. Ed Weigiard offers tin shop services on Sixth Street. Berry Bros Mercantile Co stocks Sames cultivators. J Nl Brapy & Co advertises land trades. Bonebrake Rice offer fresh home grown buckwheat.
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Cets
Ed. Weigiard
Sixth Street
M.E. Church
J. Nl. Brapy &Co
For Sale Items and Local Goods From Sewell and Bonebrake
A brief page segment lists sale items and offerings: very choice Berk shire pigs with favorable terms, paper hangings touted as unmatched in the region by Sewell, Bonebrake & Rice advertise fresh home grown buckwheat seed and German millet with low prices, plus Sewell’s carpet stock described as complete and offered at the lowest prices.
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Sewell
Carpet Samples At Sewell's On Excelsior Rugs
A fine line of latest carpet samples on view at Sewell's for two or three days. All buyers should inspect Excelsior rugs. Sewell's exhibits the finest tables in the city, illuminated by electricity. Spruce Street between 2nd and 3rd.
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Reflector
Sewell’s
Excelsior
Ae Excelsior Yo Uager
Spruce Street
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R. F. Russell & CO
Cedar Street
the Reflector
Greissner
Broadway
Cor
OC. H. Oakwood
Buckeye Ave
Committee of the Fifth Congressional District
R. J. Finley
Emma Kelton
W. P. Wilson
Maggie
Atwood
Col
W. Childs, Jr
Michigan
Joe Mr. Morrison
Episcopal Church
Junction City
Dr. van Levyce
Osborne
Lida Litts
Lelleville
Cora McLaughlin
Bon Ton Hotel
Gus Lansbrough
T. F. Stauffer
Benj. F. Hamish
Laura Newerton
Davis
Jennie Kendrick
Clayton, Ill
B. L. Strother
Jake Traill
T. L. Jones
Mr. Jones
J.P. Carter
Sunnyside
Pearl Ross
Pearl
H. Dhuy, Pu. G
H. G. Crawford
Iowa
City
His Brother
C.S. Craw_ford
VanDyne
Bonnacord
Re-Flector
John Preston Campbell
Gazette
J. F.C
Auarterly Conference of the
United Brethren
Slade
A. E. Bishop
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Humble
Illinois
Chicago, St. Joseph and Fort Worth
Sal. Newhouse
Court-House
First Street
E. Eicholtz
Alice Adams
Albert Sheeler
Canal Dover
Ohio
Alice
Rervecronr
Kanopolis
Ellsworth
Messrs. Wishart & Knapp
Board of Trade
J. L. Kirby
J. L
Jim
Chapman Creek
Colorado
South Platte
Abel E
J. W. Chandler
Herrington
Avis Berry
Marry Mallory
A. F. Mart
Buckeye Township
Dillon
W. P. Leeds
8. C. Knight
Solomon
Glick
United States Senate
Isabelle Workman
John Workman
Presbyterian Church
Baptist Church
Athletic Tour
Organs &T
Big Discount
J. G. Armitage
L. H. Faulkner
Totdd
Ig Neverevenue
Aimlene
J. E. Lockwoop
G. P
T. A
Berry Bros. Mercantile Co
Berkshire
Honce Bros
Bonebrake &Rice’s
Donebrake & Rice's
Bonebrake & Rice’s
van Sant & Weller
van Sant & Joe
Buckeye
Jenny A. Harger
Enterprise
Kas
Mme. L. Como’s
Woolfords
J. T. Curtis
Hapgood
Lebold, Fisher & Co
Hiland Southworth
S. Dickingon County
Snd
Samuel Thomas
Abilent
Instn
State of Kansas
E. Piscel
Tans Very Sable
Linsburg
acPhorsons
France
Lonié Napoleon
Dean Brothers
Camas Ae Hhe
Price
Wis
Wang Ott Corker
Dan
Jennie
Anes Oyras
Ae Ee
Bulon
Henry Sculumboinm
Council Grave
J. HL Brapy
F. W. Close
Poland
Willowdale
14Th
Keye Ave
Coe ‘Lumber Yard
Gideon PO
Cooper Shop
R. N. Smith
D. C. Clark's Market
Albert Lenze
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