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'WAN
CURED
t it - - f
titiawCisaLii ' Jdaeaw.
the district attorney qive'nI the adelia shores had ai pas-
ENTHUSASTIC RECEPTION BY
HIS FRIENDS.
SENOERS AND CREW.
HE SEEKS TO BE RE-ELECTED
I Thl It the Fourth Lak Vassal That
smimpfa oy in uaie or
. Loot Week.
Duluth, Minn., Mar 8. Advice re-
M.k.a Sneering R.mark. WJ!?l!'2mto
tho Publle Bollovoo Forty Or- ." . " , , '' ?' ""Z
...I...I.. fci. Una ..u, v vuiiui, nsut OUWI on
.v.. Whlrefl.h Pnlnf In 1 11. a., .
Mava Ludin. ' "
oil on board. Tho crow and passeng-
New York, May 8.-Willlam Traver e "umDr 1.
Gardiner, Malno." I hare Men a I Jerome, district attorney of 'Now
ByLydiaEPinkham's
Vegetable Compound
1 iMHin. vrQinr tuin t . .ttAm v N6W destruction of the
great sufferer from organic trouble york wa, the chief speaker and the ?teamer WM .brughf her nlgh!
weakneia. Tho who a. thVaslhe latter 7
dootorMidlwonld 2S5SS?i !2L.,:U WblUflah Point, Uke -fluperlor
holpitel "for u of lntore.t. repre.ented-polltlcal and " 7 Indeed, the one peat leading feature of
Speration, but I otherwise. Tammany leader eat aide and that in their opuuon lt OWBelrHairVlgorm.y welfbe .aidto
could not tear to by tide with promient Republican to ,ron? tta 8horeg Tne 81lore" ' bo thlo-it atop falling hair. Then It
.Ifr do honor to the dl.trlct attorney wh. ... MffteSfi
53&3ftS J- J?- 'decn a W MOtoS tf 5SB.' Ask foV'new lind
!!S2!-.WHS ,nL '1 Milwauke. and i. .aid to have been -.o,a.c...
UJierc 13
Your Hair?
In your comb ? Why so P Is
not the hesd s much better place
for It? Better keep whit is left
where it belongs! Ayef'sHair
Vigor, new improved rofarula,
quickly stops falling hair.
There is not s particle of doubt
sbout It. we speak very posI
lively about this, for we know
Pom not chonjn Iht alt of Iht hah, '
3
, Imu wltkwak MM
BnitHmi
((Iff O aMkMakMtH,
J mmmlman
and Sanatiro Wash
and wai entirely
cured after three
month' use of them." Mr. B. A.
WatiAm. H. P. D, So. 14, Boi 8,
Gardiner, Me. ......
. Va wnmin ihould submit to S iure
Ml Amratinn. which mar mean death,
until (he ha given Lydia E. Plnkham'
U,.t h7de..r.d to 'unTto; d,r.0m "J0?'8!" W"h CWg0
hi. .t.w.rJ.Mn" HI. anaAnh hut""" u... ipuuupi.
1.11. -I..V ...m. n "few numbered 21, but this can-
P;:r; .'rSview- cTwr d -i?:-'fli4- h"h
hi attitude a dimrict attorney. . . , m , .
. , . . I which alao the Aurania, the Russia !
gne-t'ed tat with applau.e, then with ? . Ne-ter weni i dow , wa. on. of
va JnMskb i
lrfrn
Ihli famou medicine
hu fnr thlrtr Teara Drov
h. .m.i. mnnlnn Women realdV publlo and (aid:
i i i ..... ju.iui Inn In I "T hnvA mmn tn bAllevA that no
uigiu uiHniv ?;Ti. ;r.T . " ; . .., oua.
T.n. I niTWI nTATAH IHHC WlUlllM WDw Krau UHnillUBUl IUU1 1. IBUWI
inonv to the wonaenul virtue oi -yaw by audden revolution. However great
IS. Jflnkham vegetao e jompounu. the benefit may be for a time, how
ever, startling the Improvement ol
outlook, uch change are largely
ephemeral."
He ald that he believed party or
ganlzatlon necessary and that "we
most have leader whether we abuse
them and call them boase or not,
! the year.
nntmnena given iiyma xi. jriuuiu -icu m mm . "imm .r.ot in th hi.tnn
Vegetable Compound, made exclualw. heer. followed by three "tiger." Af- ?!!e" , ,hi. .i.n L
.ifl hrhi fiiir trial. ... i. .i.n tha Superior for thl season, of
and renewer of P" . year, and the attitude of tin nrevallina for three
HE WANTS TO TELL
JAMES BOYLE CHARGED WITH
KIDNAPING IS NOT PERMIT
TED TO CONFESS.
lent enow storm prevailing for three
day made navigation extremely peril
WOMAN WOULD ALSO SPEAK
R euro, female ills, and create radi
ant, buoyant female health. H you
are ill, tor your own aaxe a weu
nose yon love, give n a triai.
Mrs. Plnkham. mt I.vnn. Maga
iDTltes all aiok women to. write
her for advice. Her advice uiree,
and always lielpfoU
DINED ADMIRAL IJICHI'S MEN.
Country Life Convention End.
Guthrie, Ok., May g. After electing
E. D. Cameron, superintendent of the
Oklahoma schools, president: State
Superintendent A. C. NeUon, of Utah
flrBt vice-president; S. C. Cousin, state
superintendent of Texas, second vice
president, and H. M. Ferguson, of
'" "u 1 7'J"a Sherman, Texas, secretary and select
Democracy does not disregard leader- . . ' ' '
The Cltlisns' Reception Committee
Entertained Jap.
, ' , ' . . . . ..... j... .h, ing Dalla, Texas, aa the next place of
(hip. We hear a great deal about I . imin. ... Mttm
",l " "" CZ. .dJoumed at the close of last night's
Democracy, but it la In reality 'mobo-1 .,. -nH.. ,t ...
port made by the Interstate commla-
San Francisco, May 7.-A brilliant gf certaln tracUon and Insurance mat
omciai dinner was given last night ters."
eracy.
W. T . ..IJ .,,. hail fall
i. .u " "" .! nlrv Ufa .nnlm.. h th.
"very bitter about the ethical features
president were adopted.
at the Falrmount hotel by the Citl-
aen' Reception committee, represent
Ing the commercial and civic bodies
of San Franclaoo in honor of Rear
Admiral Ijlchl and the commanding
officers og the Japanese training
cruisers Soya and A so. The white
and gold ball room was decorated with
the flags of the United States and
japan, while the long tables were
aeaped with masses of hawthorns and
rose of red and white, the national
color of Japan
Upward of 400 persons were pres
ent, including Admiral Ijlchl, Rear
Admiral Swinburne, Gov, Qlllett,
Mayor Taylor, Japanese Consul Gen
eral Nagal, members of the San Fran
cisco board of supervisors and repre
sentative business and professional
men, both American and Japanese,
Toasts to the Japanese and Ameri
can navies were responded to respec
tively by Admirals Ijlchl and Swin
burne and adresses of welcome were
The publlo, he said, wanted a vic
tim and because the ethical feat
ure of the situation often looked like
1 .1 ...VII. that
mroujr, i,uu.. wuv.uu . h ... ..... n
they were larceny. And the public, he . ' ' - . h.
The Washington Broke Records.
Spokane, Wash., May (.Private ad
vices received by Col. N. E. LInsley,
chairman of the Spokane .Naval
hat the
armored cruiser Washington broke all.
added wanted W tt- .United state.
would come and that lt had come.
Court Ha Refilled to Permit Them
to Stat What They Claim to
be the Truth About
Case.
Mercer, Pa., May 8. Relying entire
ly Upon their contention that the Penn
sylvania court have no Jurisdiction
in her case, counsel for Mrs. James
Boyle, charged with aiding and abet
ting the kidnapln of "Billy" Whitla,
yesterday refuaed to offer any evi
dence In her behalf. Arguments will
be made to-day. The claim of the
prosecution that Mrs. Boyle partici
pated In thla state In a conspiracy to
kidnap tho boy will be combatted by
tho defense, which will endeavor to
have her turned over to the author
tttes at Cleveland.
The atate's testimony was mainly
tho same a that given in the trial
f Jamea Boylo, but aome additional
wltneaaea testified about the connec-
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k,. y
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v7kl V- iJ IliJ Lrwal
'VijT " 7
' If you do not believe It, Just ask someone who ha
run ona. ' .'. ,
r The model F, S cylinder, SO horse power, touring'
car $1,000 f. o. b. factory.
The model IT, 4 cylinder, 80 hone power, touring
car equipped with magneto, 11,750 f. o. b. factory.
The model 10, 4 cylinder, lt horse power runabout
with magneto, 1,0 00 f. o. b. factory.
The model It, 4 cylinder, 18 horse power tourabout
with magneto, 11,050 f. o. b. factory.
These price are all on new 190S car.
See u before you buy.
E. E. COULSON & CO.
OfBoe In the Telephone Build log.
J. VY. J ORSON
A. S. PEKCT
J. M. BAIER
ELMO REALTY CO.
We do a general Seal Estate, Farm Loan and Insurance
Business
CALL AND SEE US AT THE 47-tf
ELMO STATE BANK, Elmo, Kansas
who
. nl.V.n n....
lirooom wore di.iiu . . . ..,
Peter Dunne, Henry W. Taft, Samuel tne Tenneee-
L. Clemens, Edward M. Bhepard, Al
ton B. Parker. Lymann Abbott, Wm.
Nelson Cromwell and Chauncey M.
DePew.
He Lived 00 Year Unmarried.
Wm.
last night at the age of 90 years. He I
was a brother of Duncan B. Cooper,
navy in the recent target practice at
Aoont Z ,u..t. ?n .U were pTe.ent "?itrJL m!"J.lt 111 "on of. ""-f '1th 'MueUon
n v.i nromlnent men. inclndina "u'"8lu" uno 01 ine uievei.no policemen leaa-
Jo.eph H. Choate. .nt letter, of ro- LLHl tbV award U mal in W "It "PfSZ
in -Moh tk.r n.iii . tHhiita to lel recordi lf the award is made In "i am the frail little woman
fh?Xt:.oev dAonX.e .ccordance with the rule, observed planned the whole thing."
, woo wnon I . ..DT.nii.il.. r. u i mi.. . .1 .
- j " -" F.u.uu uj i 1 lis nuuiug 01 uiR roiiBom uiunnr
accreted In her clothing was also test!
Bed to. The proprietor of the Granger
wounded Thro policemen. anartmenta in Cleveland identlfled
Detroit, Mich., May 8. While being Boyle and. Mrs. Boyle aa the couple
searched at the Windsor, Out, police ma0 rented an apartment, from her
neaaquaners last nigni, a prisoner i under the name of Walter.
who gave the name of Herman Kraft I Throughout the proceedings Boyle
NashivlTlr Tern May 8 -Judge of 8uperlor' Wta- drew reTolver d hi. wife apparently de.lred to
w f.in M in New York flrffig u""lad, of "noU M he ran out brl nt the name of another party
m. F. Cooper died in new xora .. . ,. rf wniina thrA nniin. ..u .. v.... v. .....j .h.
men. Sergeant William Reid, though c,e. Boyle at one point .aid
ItihiuJ sV-t . Ki11.t- . -HiAil It la I ... . . . . . . , .
J?6 m?."?Tl.?",'.?". ?'..Ia5r.0rn''ai I vf If "wk'f 'vnillfl6 iiiinTi'Ili I rltai and tore through e eiid of a I thl case now. I want the whole thing
lor. The toast "International Good
will," proposed by Rev. Charles A.
Brown of Oakland, waa responded to
by Consul General Nagal.
, Thirty-live of Rear Admiral IJlchl's
officers, Including the captains of the
visiting vessel and the member, ol
. the admiral' staff attended the' 'din
ner, while from the tour United States
cruisers at anchor in the bay came al
most an equal number of officers. The
army waa represented by live officer'
'Havana,' May (.The dfiTusslon re
the house of representatives on the
bill recently Introduced authorising a
national lottery, which promised to
provoke a lively debate has been In
definitely postponed. It is rumored
that the United States government In
timated to the Cuban administration
tbat It disapproved of the establish
ment of a lottery and suggested that
the sending of tickets turougb the
malls might exclude Cuba from the
International postal union.
his son of the killing of ex-United
States Senator Carmack. Judge Coop
er was formerly a Justice of the Ten
nessee supreme court. His tutor at
Yale was Alonio Taft, father oi
President Taft During the-Clvli war
he was appointed a Justice' of U o ma
linger, pursued the fugitive and
tured him In lumber yard.
Another Legislature Negligent
Little Rook, Ark., May 8. In a spe
cial message read in the house yester
day afternoon Gov. Donaxhey calla at-
federate states supreme couti. Judge tentlon to the "neglect of the egisla-
eap- cleared up. The whole blame was on
some one else."
Last night in her cell Mrs. Bovie
said:
Cooper was unmarried.
Both Jlmmle and myself have tried
to tell the whole story.' " We have not
''- been permitted to do so. V It is not Jus-
tare In not carrying out Democratic a "!? '....m J hi La
Spokane Adopt Racall.
Spokane, Waah., May 8 By a safe
majority the eltlsen. of Spokane
adopted a charter amendment provid
ing ror th recall of elective city of
ficials on petition of IS per cent of the
voter. They also voted for the di
rect aon-partlsan primary, the initia
tive and referendum on petition of
ten percent of the voters and the elec
tion of all. councilman at large.
nd t ft. m.
It ll almoM ilnn a
Heart Strength
' WvTi fjtr-snfth, or Han rt Wmlmjs,
pEmifth, or htm WastariiiM oothina
RiTtiy. nc on wnk besut la ft btmdr
fit, ftcnu-iir aue
Mm Unj hule i
tm ohcur njTr-ttt QtrdlM, or Br htrn
Mdmr-iy aMsxte, tai ntut tmv wtot power. sShori
tjlaWHST, mort eontrolltnt. boi fornujaf
svw'Cia. iUwaltLbs) Hasut atsM oruaous)
to tsuj, KRt ih ity svoa) tattasvt aim mm
Khm Mam eontroiilttf Mrveav
Tr.tl curlr plain whf M ft eBrtBi, D
Hoop's EfMtonitjf haJ la lb irvet doM mnc
ha vaavk iutk. nHns; Haat.rU. pr. Sfmetf trm tnmUk
P taVtH Oi li ttJpSailirul, tSV(:1lV$tBf, fttftOCSvfr
km d'.ttnm. Vt. Htxx feaorsvtlT)j
p.rui pjwxi :iaaU mam einmA t
aVrrJ wwi f DCTTS) B boi4
ur)rU)v-t . ti ctiVn rpavL tm .m mrthl.
U fvm wM hr mrooM hmrm ttrKf AW
tMsioa, iVK has tbmt jmrrn nmuH)m
um m asaL 1U
Dr. Shoop'o
:orauvc
.CGI
ALL tZULTA
of a liquor question at a special elee-1 , .., . ' ,. (V. .
in, .A in.i.t. that . wii in thi. eommlt auicld before I go to the pen-
Great public Interest is manifested
over the question whether the Boyles
Dlatform demand, for the submission KThlng should be heard and
Chni With Kllllna Sheeomen. . iinm,. ...tin. .t . .mw.i.1 .1.. mrasnea oui. as ror myseu i. win
Cheyenne, Wyo,, May 8. The grand
Jury that had been Investigating the eject be passed before adjournment
recent raid on me sneep camp or aiib-i i
mil mil V!mv. nfltr flnrlnr Creek I AV..nnlnn AHiltMtlan M.arlnfl.
yesterday returned Indlctmentt The Hague, May T. Arrangement ul "nw to atate what is on
against George Saban, M. A. Alexand are being conducted hers for the hear ""r """" "
der, Thomaa Dixon, Wm. Dise and ug of the Anglo-American fisheries testimony baa been closed,
Charlee Ferrl., all well known cattle question of the ccurt of arbltraUon tn ""'J' BoTl "J wln
then of Ten Sleep, charging them toward the end of l0f. It ll expert- " "ed "P?1 to w wb' ,e?:
with complicity in th murder of s M tht th arbitration of th que, tone ahould not be pronounced. If
herder named Lasler and Allemand ,B di.puU between the TJnltod Mr- 03rl '?a' b aowlttod, h
and Emg. All of the men indicted gtate and Vnsuel win be takea '
are now in Jail.
early In )1.
one else Into the ease.
Showlno Jaoa the Slant. I ..,. y.,.. ...... i Whit House Qarden Parties.
Ban Francisco. May 8. San Fran t.m. tx. Washington, May 8. The White
Cisco closed its formal entertainment B ,e cn'lrged 'with th abduction of ous waa thronged yesterday after
to the officer and men of the Jap w,, ' whitl. Sharon Pa ' was nom l a tnl Srdei party given by
anoeo training cruiser. Aao and Soy. Jcfi ,t J:U 0lock JtMt Mra TM .Maw MS U were
yuawraay aj .ouuiu u,. utu, dl jfternoon. When court adjourn- ; "
plement of 188 midahlpmen and 80 oi V " . lury -omd ln ta ' nom bc' ot tte in'
the commissioned officers of the train I.".".. . ..wn clemency of the weather. Mr.. Taft
.Td?f ?"'",Jll temprarily. It 1. believed th. trl.1 . -Jf- EJV
",v.r""r : wlU be concluded before the end of -"r- ' . ....r "
uaen oa a signi soeiiia wur uiruugii . ......i -Mk i . . . im.; hiuimm
th city In special trailer car. I
I . ..j. islanda tor Birda only.
Comes Her te Learn. . , "".". ... New York. May 8. An executive or-
Santiago, Chile. May 8.-Admlra taicago, .r der of ex-President Roosevelt mad
Fere. Oacltua of the Chilean navy, wll eai. m woe n.v- 0ruuSaL, waa lamed yeatorday
leave here ehortly for the Unite. "" iniern.uona. ooi. n.iur- 1lMdf 0
State where he will Ti.lt a number o T"terday, after resting on except CaMtni, be reserr-
hlovard and Jnve.tlgate the posslbl. """ j. anhiect to their naa for naval and
will be accompanied by several mem market campaign from his residence,
bars of hi uff.
lighthouse purposes, and set apart for
th use of th department of agrtcul-
wher h. haa had special wire put m u t vnteTT, M(l breeding
Victims May Not Recover.
Beattle, Wash., May 8. Although m
fatalltlea have resulted from the ac
cldent In the new itat armory la
night when the railing ot the eaa
la.
ground tor native bird.
All Agree Except Germany.
Washington, May 8. All th
gov-
Oolng to the Philippines.
San Franclaco, May . The United
State, army transport 8ber!daa aalled I eramenta except Oermaay which have
ve.terdav tor the Philippines with a been sonnded by th United Bute on
balcony broke, precipitating th ipec utt number of officer and their the (ubjeet have assented. In principle,
tatora at an athleUo meet to the floo families, the seventh Infantry, 140 en- to the wish of China tor a oonferaoo
below It I feared that at least four ii,t.d Dca f company O. engineer to consider the Question of raising kef
the SO victim will not recover.
corps and 100 marine.
Itarif rate.
ftell.V for the Turks. I Torpedo Flotilla to Seattle.
Washington. May 8. Ten thousand Ban Diego, Cal, May 8. Th torpe-
dollars haa be raised by th Turkish do Flotilla of 11 vessel, aalled yea-
II., ul,,.. n, .VUk L.rt.. I ... ... W.M t.l.n .kuu -111
Consul Oeieral Brabrlel B. Raniil proceed to Seattle to be present at "t7," v
, . .v., ...i.. ... ... .s. .i..v. 1. yeetorday. More than 100 officers who
tiataaoa to th tuSeren la Turkey. I tiflo expoaltioa.
Spanish War Veteran Meet
Cleveiaad, May 8. Th National
commas der! es of th aavsl and mili
tary order of the Spanish-Americas
served to the conflict are la attenaV
GEORGE SNYDER,
Shoer of Track and
Heavy Horse
HA TISF ACTION GUARANTEED
ONE PRICE TO ALL
Spei til Al lent ion Given to Drivers Interfering Stopped or Helped
Give Me a Call ,
Phone 263.
Brick Shop, Spruce St,, Abilene, Kansas.
spouting and tin work of all kinds.
C. M. MILL
Broadway, next door north of music store. 97. tf
I manufacture Steal
Stook Tanks - of rer
description and sell them
tor less money then they
oan be bought for else
where. Examine them
and be convinced. I also
handle pipe, fittings and
pumps, bath tubs, sinks,
and sewer pipe; also do
Phone 103
MuCutt
jCute vtuta j4u4t ttufa JtuM
HigK School I
xiangragr jx-(rsrisriar
By Graxella Puliver.
Mr. Blair and Mr. Fries both of
Pennsylvania, attended chapot . Fri
day morning.
Leslie Wagerman and Mr. Eshle-
man attended chapel and mualc claaa
Tuesday morning. ' '
Miss Nellie Wilkie who haa Just
closed a successful term of achool, at
tended chapel Wedneaday morning.
Mayor Rice paid hi Initial visit'
to th high achool Friday morning.
Marie Royer, a former .student of
H. 8., visited chapel and music
class Tuesday morning.
The card for the eighth month
were distributed last Wedneaday and
there aeemed to be general satisfac
tion with the result -
Mis Ruth Wilkie, saluatatorian of
the 1907 class, attended chapel Wed
nesday morning.
Mr. Bolt attended chapel Friday
morning and remained to bear Mr.
Irvlng'a talk.
Mia Bertha - Burkholder visited
chapel and some of the English claas-
Wedneeday morning. She was
president ot tho claaa of 1808 and
thia winter ha been teaching achool.
Friday morning for th tint time
th orchestra practised commence
ment election with the music claaa.
Beside the music claaa, the orches
tra, the girls' chorus and th boy'
quartette are working hard prepar
ing th muale for commencement
AM who saw the gam between th
K. V. Freshmen and tho Abilene high
achool report that oar boy put np
splendid gam, oven- if they were
beaten with a score of 4 to 1. Last
week wo said that they were In
vincible now we declare that al
though they were honestly beaten this
time the K. TJ. Freshmen will hare to
play better to win the honors next
time.
About forty of the Salina high
school girls came down with th
team last Friday. If their presence
waa an encouragement , they did
their part.
Arfl,
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SOLO EittSS FREE
W will gin yes ataoletdy
free a aiaibome gold ring or
roar choice from our premium
(ha. M u uae end
hMhus. W. to4 Md tntit yoo wit 1 omm
Soul Plot to Nil at lh.wb. WbmeoMre.
lore St W end will .end ro flu ring,
.linn T.wwt jewwiev qoh ,.efce. e
nti
Refleotor, April SI, 10
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLKMK5T.
Stat of Kansas. Dickinson County, sa
in th Probst Court of said County.
In th matter of the eatate of Freder
ick JohnU, deoesaed.
To ell Creditor and Other Person la
urelled in said Eetate:
Ton are hereby notified that at th
rwultr Jun. term of the Probate
Court In and for said county, te be
held at the probate Judge'a office. In.
Abilene, In ald county, on the Its
day of June l0t. being the flrat Sat
urday In aald month of Jane, I will
make final aettlemeot of eald aetata.
LOUISA P. JOHNTZ,
Slwlt Administratrix.
Flrat publiahed In Abilene Weekly
- Reflector, Mar , 1.I
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
State ef Kaneaa, Dickinson County, sal
in the Probata Court of said county.
In the matter of the Eatat of Mar
garet !ndarg&a. Deceased.
To All Creditor, and Other Persons
intereetea in mw ml..-.
v.Hw. ..hamI that at the
regular June term ot the fr" Court
In and for said Wi-V
the probate Judaea oW -, !'
In said eountr. on the V'h day ot l
io belna- the flrrt (ondy la 4
i,;th Tuni I will ft"! sl"-
SMBt Of said estate.
Brecutne ef HfiJfL.'i. "driZI,,,
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