The Reflector from Garden City, Kansas • 2

THE STONE BILL The Reflector By C. W. BROWN. A. B'JRNGIDE i I General Skating- Rink Sold.

J. R. Fahs has just purchased the skating rink of Ely Smith, and it will be open to the public tonight for the last time, after which the roller skating will be discontinued for the season. The lease on the building has been turned over to the Horst Transfer storage Co. and the building will be ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY.

SUBSCRIPTION. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR. Auctioneer Is Bein Considered by the Seriate and Several Measures are Before the House Entered in the postoflice at Garden City, Kansas, 'or transmission through the mails as seeond-claB3 latter. Live Stock Sales a Specialty. Satisfac- tioii Guaranteed.

GARDEN CITY, KAS. Copy for display advertisements must reach Used for Storage purpose lis oince not later tnan p. weunesuay. rates made known on application. The Hont Transfer Storage Co Laxative Fruit Syrup Pleasant to take The new laxative.

Does rot gripe or. nauseate. Cures stomach and liver troubles and chronic constipation by restoring the natural action of the stomach, liver and bowels. Refuse eubotltutea. Price SOo.

RENICK BROS. announce that they will be ready to i BOOTH WANTS It. A TAINTED The U. S. i STYLE, STRENGTH, DURABILITY Are the points upon which we claim distinction for our HEAVY TEAM HARNESS.

It is better than the best because there is not a defect anywhere. WE MAKE THEM OUR-SELVES and we put as much good work into the hidden parts as those in plain view. We use only the Special to the Reflector. Topeka, Mar. 5.

The senate ii considering the Stone Anti-pass bill whicht passed the house. The conference committee on freight rates will report that it canno agree. The house has passed a concurrent resolution to submit to the voters an amendment to increase the pay of the members of the legislature to $300 for the regular session and give them $100 for a special session with mileage of three cents. The Anti-gambling bill with several amendments by Wagoner has been rec MONEY" I Sugar and Nine Killed in Ezplosion. El Paso, March 5 A special from Chihuahua says that nine men best Oak Tan Leather, the trimmings were killed and nine injured in a pre Says "We will wash it with tears of widows and orphans and lay it on the altar of bnevsbiit effort." are good.

We guarantee our work. THE GRAY IIGRSE HARNESS CO mature explosion in a rock quarry at I that place. ommended for passage in the senate. I I. IJ AssiV The Sugar Factory of this Company at Garden City Kansas, is the' finest and most modern sugar factory in the west.

Their Storage, reservoir now building near Deerfield Kansas is five miles long and an average of over a mile wide. They believe that Finney and Kearney counties in Kansas have the finest Beet lands in the west. No crop pays better than Sugar Beets This Company will be glad to reply to any inquiries regarding land, water rentals and etc. The United States Sugar Larul, Company. I I ci cl a soft Stephenson to Succeed Spooner Madison, Mar.

5. Isac Stephenson, a millionaire of Marinette and a backer of Lafollete, will be chosen to fill the unexpired term of Senator Spooner. The other candidates all withdrew upon Stephenson's promise not to seek reelection. DAILY HAPPENINGS. (From Tuesday's Daily.) W.

C. Bailey of Lakin spent the day here. New Yrk, Mar. 5. General Booth of the Salvation Army arrived from London this morning.

He said that he had never seen Carnegie or Rockefeller nor any of their "tainted money" but he was willing to accept for the army any of the millions that they were disposed to give. He will wash it with the tears of the widows and orphans and lay it on the altar of benevolent efforts. It will take five millions to finance the schemes that he has in his mind. This is probably the last trip he will take to the states. conduct a general transfer and storage business on and after Monday March 11, 1907.

They have rented the Haskell building formerly used as a skating rink and will have ample room to store anything, as this building has 5000 feet of floor space. This company is under the general management of N. S. Horst (who is experienced in this line of business.) The company is backed by local capital and will be throroughly reliable. They will be in a position to call for and store pianos, household goods, stoves and in fact anything that you may wish to store.

Fire Department Pays Tribute To Chief. As a token of appreciation of the untiring efforts of Chief Craig during the many years of his active service in the Garden City Fire Department, the organization presented him with a seventeen jewell Hampton Gold watch. The presentation speech was made by Mayor Miller, who was the only outsider permitted to contribute to the present. The Mayor spoke for thirty minutes during which time he outlined the many good and noble acts preformed by the Chief during years of service and in the name of the department and the city he thanked the Chief and expressed regret at his leaving. After the presentation speech the electioi of Geo.

Dillon as Chief and Louis Trickle as assistant chief concluded the evening entertainment. The Standard Oil Case 1 Chicago, 111., Mar. 5. Assistant District Attorney Wilkerson in his opening statements in the Standard Oil case today says that he would accept the issue of the defense that the tariff displayed by the railroads at Whiting, Indiana and Chappelle, 111., as the laws require to show that the shippers accepted rebates willfully and conscientiously. The defense contented that the Standards agent never saw the tariffs and therefore had no means of knowing that the rates had been reduced.

The Government Attorney said that the Goverment would give the Standard a square deal. W. G. Wiley of Emporia is in town on business. The best Cannon City coal of all grad-s, also Ice in season.

A First Class transfer line in connection. A SQUARE DEAL C. H. HANNA Demonstration at Opening of the. W.

A. Armstrong of Deerfield spent the day here. Gains Lee received a car load of furnature today. R. O.

Ferrill of Deerfield is in town today on business. 0. J. CASTO, M. D.

Physician and Surgeon and Graduate Optician Special Attention Rivn to diseases of wom-r an'! children. Prompt attention triven all rail. Office on Main, over McBcrth Kin-nison'p. Call phone 212. Ed Swift and wife returned to Gnauncey 0.

Brown, Garden City, Kub. Milton Brown, Topeka, Kas. Hutchinson yesterday. S. T.

Wilson of Emporia is in the city today on business. Douma. St. Petersburg, Mar. 5.

Excited crowds gathered outside of the Taurida Palace today for the opening of the Douma andengaged in a wild demonstration during which many were trampled upon by the cavalry horse. The public is baired from the palace. The Douma was formerly opened at noo.i today. Premier Stolypin and other members of the cabinet were present. Antonius delivered a speech saying that the new assembly would act for the good of the country.

The country now being in the throes of anarchy according to the speaker. A cabinet member of the Liberal party was chosen president. There is much excitement but little disorder. The BROWN BROWN, Attorneys at Law. PractiL'e in all the Courts aod before U.

H. Lfwitl Office and Department of Interior. Garden Mty ofllce up'stairs Nelson block, opposite opera house. 1'honeNo. 201.

W. J. Clark of Syracuse spent the day here on business. Us D. L.

Dutton ot Anamosa, lowa, is in the city on business. M. C. Ray of St. Joseph, spent the day here on business.

socialists were warmly greeted. M. A. Willey of Salina, Kansas is in the city today on business. W.

M. Thomasen of McKenzie spent the day hire on business. Jake Wagner of Rush county spent the c'ay here visiting with friends. DR, A. L- BRO AfN.

Physician Surgeon Olliee over Her.kk 15' Drug Store. 1'houes: Office, 138, Residence, 83. A. R. Knapp.M.D.

Physician Surgeon residence one block west of the Herald olliee. Office over "Racket Store, All calls, day or night, cheer lull jf answered Plead Guilty New York, Mir. 5. The counsel MIES BROTHERS DEALERS IN: Lumber Sash Doors Blinds Paints and Oils Class and Building Hardware. The cheapest and the best place to get the worth of your money.

Miles Brothers. J. J. Drake of Coolidge is in town today looking into real estate matters. I.

C. Murphy and W. S. Kimmel were in from Sterling yesterday on business. Special attention to long distance i for the New Vork Herald Co.

has entered a plea of guilty in behalf of their clients before the Federal court on a charge of sending obscene matter through the mails. The plea was entered in behalf of James Gordon Bennett, owner and William Gill, an advertising manager. The matter on which the charge was made was the so called "Red light" personal column. The sentence has been deferred. The maxium fine under this indicement is $40,000.

Band Concert. The band boys are preparing to give a concert on April ninth, and are practicing ever night. Many new and clasic selections including solos are being rehearsed and the concert promises to be the event of the seasoi. The cause is a good one and one that should be liberally patronized. or country calls, -Phone Res.

2.10. Albert Hoskinson, R.W.IIoskinson, HOSklNSON HOSKINSON ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Architect James has been confined to his home for the past few days with rheumatism. Examining Titles a Specialty; If Mr. and Mrs. Hearst entertained a few friends today at dinner, it being the fifty-fourth birthday of Mr.

Hearst. Mine Explosion Kills Many. Pottsville, Mar. 5. Many in Court House.

Garden City, Kansas. DR. L. W. HOPKINS DENTIST Olliee over Renick Bros.

Drug Stor are reported to have been killed by a Ship Many Sheep. L. B. Payne, of Haskell county, had 720 head of sheen loaded at the stock yards here Sunday. Frank Dunn attended to the loading.

The sheep were in good condition and some will be sold for stockers and some for killing. It required three double deck cars to hold them. mine explosion in the Richards colliery at Mount Carmel this morning. Several Geo. French has resigned his position with the Sugar Company and will a position with the U.

S. Rec-lomanion service at Lakin. The tired freight crew at the Santa Fe neglected to "Cut the crossing" this morning with the result that school girls were compelled to crawl under the cars. houses were demolished. The shock was felt fdr twenty-five miles from the The Kansas City Weekly Star is of ppfc'ial interest to the fanners because it prints a more complete anJ intelligible aceouut of the mar-kefs than any other paper in the country.

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OiFcc in Lowderman Calls -nf-ii or Sigh Frank Carlson who has been in the employ of the Sugar Company at Lakin resigned last night and will leave for Arizona soon where he will install a copper refining mill. I wish to deny the rumor that I have disposed of my practice here and assure my patients that I have no intention of doing so either now or in the future. Dr. J. J.

Haskell. 2t pd. Red Cross Decree Confered. Garden City Commandry A. F.

A. M. confered the Red Cross Degree on Messrs. Donohough, Clark and Griswold Mr. Donohough is from Coolidge and Messrs.

Clark and Griswold are from Syracuse. Courf Matilda I. Wiiliami plaintiff. Sidney Williams, defendant. In te District court, the plaintiff prays for a divorce without alimony, judgment suspended until complete testimony has been produced.

Assessors Meet. The assessors of Finney County met at the conrt house yesterday and decided on a basis to assess personal property. The assessors will make an explosion. Twenty-seven of the workmen are seriously injured and it believed fatally, and a score slightly 1,000 pounds of dynamite exploded. The engine house was completely destroyed.

New York Central Flyer Wrecked New York, Mar. 5. The New York Central flyer number six jumped the track this morning on account of a bad rail at Tivoli. The company state that three employees were injured, rhe sleepers left the track. Ten of the passengers were seriously injured and one fatally.

A score of them had a narrow escape. Freight can prevented the derailed sleepers from falling into the river. This is Worth rembering' Whenever you have a cough or cold, rst remember that Foley's Honey and Tar will cure it- Do tot risk your health by taking any but the genuine. ROY S. CONE lwt lJ-lrlJilW.

Practice in all Courts, iiaak of Wesiern Kansas Building, inepnone 16. Garden Citr, Kans. D. C. HOLCOM3, Pres.

H. DODDRIDGE Cash. B. F. STMOXDS, ASSt.

Cash A r. m. lawrexce. President. I THE Garden City National Bank, of Garten City, Kansas.

A lone horseman continues to ride fast through the main thoroughfares of the city unmolested every day and it would be well for the marshall to remind him that he is only a common man with no privileges than any cte else. W. R. HAYES, General Blacksmith ing. i enumeration while listing the property.

We offer too the facilities of a well-managed and a well-eqoipped bank 1 A new customer quickly obsprve and appreciates the character of wTice he receives at this bank. HORSESnOEIIIG Lixative Fruit Syrup is a new remedy, an improvement on the laxatives of former years, as it does not To Adj'aurn Monday. Topeka, March 5. The Directors: A. R.

i-Ww r' Lawrence James Anderson, E. H. a IIow package. Renick house has passed a or rtaaseatc feasant To A SPECIALTY All Work Guaranteed. It is in Bros.

take. It is guaranteed. Renick Bro) Every and HODoddn 4ge. i tion to adjourn Monday at five o'clock..