Abilene weekly reflector. [volume], January 20, 1910, Page 9, Image 9

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red Stallions ui f.larc
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TO BE HELD ON THE
FAIR GROUNDS AT ABILENE' KAS.
beginning at ten a. m. ' ' '
Tuesday, January 25, 1910
These horses and mares are of extra quality and consigned by
leading breeder! of Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas. The stallloni
range in age front weanlings np and Include some of the best atal
Hon to be offered this year. Any one wanting a stallion should
attend thil sale by all means. The marea old enough are bred to
imported horse including "Caslna" and range in weight from 1750
to 1900 pounds, all broke to work, , The kind you should own
can plow com and raise show colts at the same time. Remember
the Bale takes place in the heated pavilion, rain or shine. ;
Write for Catalopato W. H. Rhodes, Sale Mgr.
MANHATTAN, KANSAS i ,
, SPARKS, BEADY, CTJRPHEY and LITTLE, Auetioneera
GEORGE SNYDER,
iTrack
Heavy (lorcos
Clioor ori
and
I now have a first class general blacksmith and
carriage man. .
' , Phono 263. ' - ' '
- Brick Shop, Spruce St., 'Abilene! Kansas, j
- Buy a home now in the best part of Florida.- Can Sell you any sis
farm or town lot on easy payments.' The tide o( Immigration 'Is turned
toward Florida and nothing can stop it. It Is the poor man's paradise. .
C. il, SLIFER, Ofnce Over Postofnce,
Phone No. 680
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
not a common, every -day cough mix
ture. H is a meritorious remedy for
all the troublesome ana dangerous
complications resulting from cold in
the bead, throat, cheat or leugs. SolJ
. by C. . Northcraft A C , , .
- .Allen Lung balsam.' ,
mill oure not only a, fresh cold, but
one of those itubcora ougn that
usually bang on for months. Give it
a trial and proT lu worth., 85c, 50c
' and 11.0k.
The tender leaves of a harmless,
lnnr-hMlinr mountainous shrub,
give to Dr. Bheops Cough Remedy its
marvelous earauve properae.
Hrkiim or distressing cougns quicc-
ly yield to the healing, soothing act
, Ion of this splendid prescription
rif Rhono's Couch Remedy. And
la en ufe and rood for children,
aa well. Containing no opium, enlo-
rnfnrm. or other harmful arugs.
mothers should In safety always de
mand Dr. Snoop's. 11 otner remeawa
are offered, tell them No! Be your
owa Judge. Bold by all dealers.
' Feel languid. Weak, run-downT
Headache? , Stomach . "off?" Just
-m. main ease of lasy liver. Burdock
Blood Bitters toaee liver aad stem
ach, promotes digestion, purifies the
blood. -
MAY GET RECOGNITION.
R.
' , , itim stain
... Ji gMWmmK-nw wm "
H yon hare pains, la the
s Hoary, bladder or kidney trouble.
-dlwlaess and lack of energy, try
Mother Gray' Aestrallaa-Leaf. the
' oleasant kerb cure. As regulator it
has so equal. At druggista or by
mall 80c. Ask today. Sample Free.
Address The Mother Gray Co.. Le
Roy. N. T.
HOOD'S 8rseparra Is the ased.
eioe for knpare blood, eruptions, j
weakness aod genera, debility-n
povmveij and atolotel CUS-l-
V. Young, the Brave Brakemaa
Should Get Carnegie HedaL
R, W. Young, the Union Pacific
brakeman who so bravely rescued
from 'under a train the little grand
son cf J. P. Powell, was In the city.
The editor of the Reflector reported
his act to the Carnegie Hero fund
commission and the' matter Is being
lnvesticated br the managers, with,
the probability that Young will get
a medal or a money gift Sworn
statements of witnesses are demand
ed and friends are securing these to
be forwarded to the fund's commis
sion on awards. The' boy is recov
ering slowly and may never recover
fully the use of hie limbs.
; at kanms ut,
Miss Jessie Thayer, Formerly of AM-
' lene, Is Married.
At the cathedral parsonage In-Kan-sas
City at It o'clock Wednesday,
Rev. J. Ot McCormack officiating,
were married Miss Jessie Thayer,
formerly of Abilene, and Mr. Joseph
Spettigue, chief gas inspector of the
Kansas City. Mo., Gas Co. The bride
and groom came to' Abilene on the
evening train and are the guests of
Abilene relatives for a ,few days.
Many friends of the bride extend to
them hearty congratulations.
Following the ceremony yesterday
was an elaborate course luncheon at
the Hotel Colonial, the tables being
decorated with American beauties
and bride's roses. , Then came a box
party at the theatre given by the
groom to the weaaing psny. u
cue had been given the actors and
they played to the bride and groom
throughout the performance. The
young crowd saw the bridal party
off with a hilarious demonstration
at the stttlon and decorated the cab
with white streamers.-
Abilene guests were Dr. and Mrs.
J. L. Thayer, Mrs. Maude Weyant,
Miss Blanche Edwards, Mrs. W. B.
Glelssner. - All came home with the
bridal party last evening. ....
CAN THEY MARRY NOW?
Enterprise Girl Has Trouble Over Her
Wedding.
Topeka, Jan. 13. Can a paroled
prisoner from the penitentiary legally
marry? , This question has arisen to
embarrass not only the state author!'
ties, but also a young woman at En
terprise, Kan., and her family,
Hat Murphy was convicted of for
gery in Geary county In 1806 and sen
tenced to a maximum of ten years in
the penitentiary. In 1008 he was pa
roled. 'He has never been given his
citizenship, papers. On Jan. 5, last,
he took out a license in Topeka. to
marry Miss Oakley B. Conant of En
terprise, Kan. He gave his age as 24
He made oath that there were no le
gal-obstacles in the way of the mar
riage. The couple were married the
same day by Rev. James Delk, a mis
sion preacher of Topeka. It la the
first wedding ceremony Mr. Delk ever
performed In this country. The pro
bate Judge questioned his right to per
form such ceremonies, but he declared
that he was a regular preacher and
had that authority. So the probate
judge let the matter drop.
It has now developed that Murphy
is a paroled convict. When a person
goes to the penitentiary he , loses his
citizenship. That must be restored to
him by a pardon from the governor.
No citizenship pardon has ever been
granted him. .Not being a citizen, the
authorities say It is a question wnetn
er he could legally enter into mar
riage contract or any other kind of a
contract.
The bride saye she knew that Mur
phy was out on parole when she mar
ried him and that she ,'tooK him for
better or worse." She wants to let
the marriage stand as legal.
There are two ways to cure the
trouble: Either go Into court and an
nul the marriage, or have the gover
nor issue a citizenship pardon and let
the couple be remarried. The authori
ties claim that Murphy can be prose
cuted for perjury on account of bis
osth given when he secured the mar
riage certificate.
There Is no law or rule on the pa
role board which prevents a paroled
prisoner from marrying. Still, the
general law In regard to marriage re
quires an applicant to make oath that
there are no legal obstacles and In
this case. It Is claimed, there were
legal obstacles because Murphy could
not enter Into legal contract.
The governor, upon bis own motion
can annul the parole and send Mur
phy back to prison. What will be
done Is a question still unsettled by
the authorities.
AT Tim rtUUO LIBRARY
Miscellaneous '
Alexander the Great, Wheeler.
Cyrus McCormlck, Casson.
Paul, the all-around Man, -Spoor.
The Story of My Life, Terry.
Famous Men of the Middle Ages,
Haaren. , i, :
Famous Women of the New Testa
ment, Wharton.
Famous Women of the Old Testa
ment, Wharton.
The Hermits, Klngsley.
Phytotherapy, Muensterberg
Immanuel or Christian Realism,
Riddell. .
Economics, Hadley.
Sin and Society, Ross.
Book of Good Manners, Klngsley.
Brazing and Soldering, Hobart
Handy Manual for Plumbers and
Steam Fitters, Btarbuck.
Practical Wrinkles for Plumbers,
Johnson.
Veterinery Studies, Reynolds.
The Real Thing, Bangs.
Beowulf and the Finnesburgh
Fragment, Child,
Shakespeare Primer, Dowden
Manual of English Literature,
Minto.
Study of ProBe Fiction, Perry
A History of Greece, 8 vols, Ab
bott.
Breaking of the Wilderness, Del-
lenbaugh. '
Life in the- Eighteenth Century,
Eggleston.
Life in Ancient Egypt and Assyria,
Maspero.
America and the Far Eastern
Question, Millard.
notion
The Master, Bacbeller.
The Silver Horde, Beach.
Real Lettsrs of a Real Girl. Betty
Old Wlve's Tales, Bennett
" The Land of the Blue Flower,
Burnett.
StradelU, Crawford.
Just for Two (utr.rg.
Miss Sollna J-M mi the Soap Box
Babies, Daviess.
Where the Laborers are Few, De-
land. ,
Those Delightful Americans, Duncan.
Eaton.
HaDDen Again, De
Mountains, Eggles-
Lady and Others
' Teachers' Examination.
The regular quarterly examination
of applicants for teacher's certificates
will be held at the court house, Abl-
lene. Friday and Saturday, January
88 aid 28, If 10. "
. M. F. AUM1LLER
10d4tl3w3t Co. Superintendent.
BertT-PWchlord.
Miss Kllanor Berry, who has beea
a milliner acre lor two years,
married Sunday afternoa at thsuhome
of a 'rlend In Kansas Cl-V lo L. A
PUAford ef . prirM: .. lo whir
they will reside. Many friends or
the bride here -will . extend good
wishes. r
Arhra aswl Pala af rheumatism are
not permanently, but only temporar
ily, relived by external remedies.
Why not use aa Internal ramedy
Hood's Sarsaparllle, which corrects
the acidity of the blood oa which
rheumatism depends aad cures the
disease?..
Wanted.
Old horses and mules. C. W. Par
ker. , 20wtf
HHIKTINO SOIL.
The Treasure,
It "never can
Morgan. 1
Irene of the
ton. '
The Winning
Freeman. ,
Your Child and Mine, French
Jason, Forman.
The-Wistful Years, Gllson.
The Olory of the Conquered, Glas-
pell.
A pair of Blue Eyes, Haray.
.'Pa Fllcklnger's Folk, Hoover.
Whan She Came Home from Col
lege, Hurd.
Half a Chance, Isham.
Sailor's Knots, Jacobs.
Marie of Arcady, Lancaster.
The Involuntary Chaperon, Lewis.
The Helpers, Lynde.
Cuddy's Baby, McCarter.
In old Qulvera, McCarter.
Old Rose and Silver, McCollough.
The Goose Girl, McGrath.
The Peasant and the Prince, Mar-
ttneatf.' :t
Uttle Sister Snow, Macomby.
Egorat, Meredith.,
Anne of Aronlea, Montgomery.
Putting on the Screws, Morris.
Lend of Long Ago, O'HIgglns.
Old Clinkers, Obenchaln.
Northern Lights, Parker.
Options, Porter.
True Tilda, Qulller-Couch.
SSandrle, Richards. :
Forty Minutes Late, Smith.
Days and Deeds a Hundred Years
Ago, Stone.
Aunt Anlty's Silver
Stuart.
Carlotta's Intended, Stuart
Beasley's Christmas Party, Tark
lngton .
The Fair God, Wallace'.
Jonathan and David, Ward
The Calling of Dan Matthews,
Wright.
thing that ever was rrmde is ;ijam-
berlain'a Stomach and Liver Tablets
They do the work whenever you re
quire their aid. These tablet!
change weakness Into strength, list-
lessness Into energy, gloominess Into
Joyousness. Their action is So gen
tie one don't realize they have taken
a purgative. Sold by 0. B. North-
craft Co. -
Making Life Safer.
Everywhere life is being made
more safe through the work of Dr,
King's New Life Pills in Constipa
tion, Bllllousness, Dyspepsia, Indiges
tion, Liver troubles, Kidney Diseases
and Bowel Disorders. They're easy,
but sure, and perfectly build np the
health. 26o at J. M. uieissnera.
A Wretched Mistake
to endure the itching, painful distress
of Piles. Th -e's no need to. Listen
I suffered much from Piles," writes
Will A. Marsh, of Slier City, N. O.
till I cot a box of Bucklers Arnica
Salve, and was soon cured." Burns,
Bolls. Ulcers. Fever Sores, Eczema,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, vanish
before 1. 25c ct J. M. Glelssner'i.
Rincs' Little Liver Pllla ant small,
easy, gentle ana pleasant., a nest
ing, cooling, cleansing .and soothing
salve Is Flnesalve caroouzea. it
good for cuts, burns, bruises and
scratches. They are sold, by Palace
drug store. -
Bees Laxative Cough 8yrup con
tains no opiate or narcotic. It Is a
centle. easy laxative, by which
drives ths cold from the system and
at the same time heals irritation of
the throat and stops the cough, sold
by Palace Drug Store.
Probably the greatest coffee sub
stitute yet produced is tnat now
known to grocers everywhere as Dr.
Snoop's Health Coffee. It actually
goes a third farther than all others,
and besides It is "made In a minute,
No 20 to 30 minutes tedious boiling
at all necessary, rure toastea
rains, malt. nuts, etc.- have been
so cleverly blended as to give It a
wonderfully satisfying, true genuine
vnfraa flavor and taste. And not
grain of real coffee Is used. 100 cups
25c Bold by Belknap ft Roemer.
Thara Is no Quinine, nothing what-
vr harah or slckeninc in Prevention.
These Utili candy.CoM Cure Tablets
act as by magic- A tew aours,
and your threatening cold la druk'in.
Candyllke in taste. Preventics
please the children and they break
the feverlshness, always. And least
of all Is the economy. A large box
4 g Preventics 25 cents. Ask
vour druggist. He knows, sold by
all dealers.
The Meanest Man In Town
i. th. on a whn always wears a frown
nrnaa and disacreeaoie, nu
hnrt and sharo In bis answers,
Nine cases out of ten it's not the poor
fellow's fault, it's his liver and di
gestion that make him feel bo miser
able, he can't help being disagree
able. Are you in danger of getting
into that condition? Then start at
nnoj taklnc Ballard's Herblne for
vonr liver the safe, sure and reli
able vegetable regulator. Sold by
C. E. Northcraft A Co. .
Be careful when you notice palm
In the back, swelling ol tne amies
nd feet, backache or urinary dis
orders. In such cases try Plneulei.
-. hoy will be found an excellent rem-
n in all cases of kidney trouble.
Plneules are antiseptic; mey tunisi
the kidneys. Bold by Palace Drug
Store.
If you Stomach, Heart or kidneys
are weak, try at least, a few doses
osly of Dr. Snoop's Restorative. In
five or ten days only, the result will
surprise you. A few cents will cover
tna eoaL And here Is why help
comes so quickly. Dr. Snoop doesn't
druc the stomach, nor stimulate the
hnart or kldnevs. Dr. Snoop's Hi
tnratlve coes directly to the weak
and falling nerves. Each organ has
its own controlling nerve, wnen
thesa nerves fall, the depending or-
ana must of necessity falter. This
plain, yet vital truth, clearly tells
mhw nr. Rhoon'a Restorative is so
Weddlnc universally successful. Its success
clve It universal preference. A test
will surely tell. Sold by all dealers.
Real Estate Transfers Reported
. J. E. Keel, Abstracter.
Woodbine Town Co. to William Eandt
lot 1, blk 12, Woodbine, 8200.
Woodbine Town Co. to William
Kaadt, lots 5, , 7, blk 12, Wood
bine, 8275-
Mary Pierce Glllet to William Kandt
lot .2. blk 12, Woodbine, 1G.
Emma Klrach and hosband to Gee.
, H. Graves lots 1. t, I, 4. 1, 10. 11,
,12, J3,, 25. 26, 27. 28, blk II
Highland add Abileaa. 81E7J. '
Earl D. Conklln aad wife to George
H. Graves, lots (. 6, 7, t. If. If,
IT, 11, 29. 21. 22, 23, 24, blk 11
Highland add Abilene 8450.
Joha Rufener and wife to Bernhard
Rufener aw 25-15-2, l003
.For Sale.
Two seated Holamaa. high wheel
auto, top and full equipment; la first
class eoadltioa. Inquire of W. H.
ElcbolU Co. llwtf
Finds Farming Pays
Chapman Gazette: That the farm
er is sharing more liberally In the
prosperity wave than any of his fel
low is clearly shown whsn you com
pare notes with one who has kept a
careful account of bis receipts for
any current year. .
talking with Hayes Blair of Up
land the other day he said: "Yes, sir,
the farmer is the most prosperous
of them all . His prosperity. It seems
has come to stay." Mr. Blair and
his brother last mar sold neany
4,0. worth of stuff off of the
three quarter sections they were
farm lag. They owa two -quarters
and have the other rented.
Whea 1ft acres will sat nearly
two thousand dollars per year, leav
ing the teams and machinery for an-
other year's work. It is eoavladngj
evidence that there Is no Investment
better thaa Kansas real estate.
"Cuainberlalne Conch Remedy is
a vrrv valuable medl:iM for throat
snd l-r.K troubles, qu'.ttl.' relieves
aad rare painful breathing and a
dangerously souadlng cough which
adk-atea congestea lungs. ; oia py
E. Northcraft at Co.
Too Much Face.
You feel as If you had one face too
many when you have Neuralgia.
Don't you? Save the face, you may
need It; but get rid of the Neuralgia
by aprfying Ballard's Snow Lini
ment. Finest thing in tne worm ior
rheumatism, neuralgia, ourns, cuis,
scalds, lame back and all pains. Sold
by C. E. Northcraft A Co.
Like a young bird and gulp down what
ever food or medicine may be olt ered you f
Or, do you want to know something of the
composition and character of that which
rou take Into your stomach whether as
food or medicine t . - ,
Most intelligent and sensible people
now-a-days Insist on knowing what they
employ whether as food or as medicine.
Dr. Pierce believes they have a perfect
right to insist upon such knowledge. So ha
publlshei,'esaadcsst and on each bonis-
ir, whauiirmeajrines are made ol
and vete8jiyfii3tTsiH This he feels
llfiaiiyorSiodo PKay.sejuajiior5
0ItJiiir'xliCTts of which his medicines
aremade are studied and underitceTTi J
CjorewllV their superior curattva vHu :'
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For ths euro of woman's peculiar weak
nesses, Irregularities and derangements,
giving rise to frequent headaches, back
ache, dragglng-down pain or distress Is
lower abdominal or pelvlo region, aoson
panled, ofttlmes, with a debilitating,
pelvic, catarrhal drain and kindred symp
toms of weakness. Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription is a most efficient remedy.
It Is equally effective In curing painful
periods, In giving strength to nulling
mothers and In preparing the system of
the exoectant mother for baby's eomlnc.
thus rendering childbirth safe and eoa
paratlvely painless. The Favorite Pre
scription Is a most potent, strengthening
tonlo to the general system and to the
irgans distinctly feminine in partleuias.
t la also a soothlnc and Invieo ratine-
nervine and cures nervous exhaustion, ,
nervous prostration, neuralgia, hysteria,
spasms, chorea or St. Vltus's dance, and
other distressing nervous symptoms at
tendant upon functional and organic dis
eases of the distinctly feminine orians.
A host of medical authorities of all the
several schools of practice, recommend
each of the several Ingredients of which
"Favorite Prescription " Is made for the
oure ol the diseases for which ltlsclalmed
to be a cure. You may read what they
ay far ynuntlf by sending a postal card
request for a free booklet of ex tracts
from the leading Authorities, to Dr. R. V. '
Plersfl. Invalids' Hotel and Snnrieal IW
ttltute, Buffalo, N. Y., and It wlireome as
rou or raturn pcfc
CONSIGN YOUR LIVE STOCK TO
M. K. & T. Commis-
; sion Company
roa which
J. R. VAN VOORST
I. .1. nlnau tad PFRSON A T.T.Y looks '
after all shipments from D10KINBON 00.
' Write as far any Information you de
sire in regard to ths market,
871 LITE STOCK EXCHANGE
KANSAS CITY, MO.
AMlene Steam Laundry.
Perfect Worfc. tUaionabf PrJoe
Patlwrtnlaab hnm IntlufttFT. PUT HlDd
lprtog' water used and all work guaranteed
ag encMM in an iJicumawn uuuuvj nvua.
3. S. GOODWIN Proprietor.
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.
UNION PACIFIC .
. Kaatbonnd
102 Pasanger (Limited) 4:10 a. m.
110 Passenger ........ . ,3:80 a. m.
104. Passenger. . , ... .11:88 a. a.
108 Passenger.....,..,. 1:46 p. n.
168 Local Freight. 2:10 p. m.
Frt, JBeloit to Junction. ... 6;15 p. m.
Wettbooad
101 Passenger (Limited) 2:48 a. m.
108 Passenger.... v. .10:08 p. as.
107 Passenger. .......... 3:10 p. m.
103 Passenger.......... 2:67 p. nu
158 Local Freight....... 8it0a.au
Frt, Junction to Belolt, .. .6:45 a. BL
ROCK ISLAND ' ;
Eaatboaad
536 Mail Express...... 10: 50 a. m.
666 Local Freight. 4:00 p. at. '
Motor Express .8:36 p. as.
Westbonnd '
536 Mall Express. .
666 Local Freight
Motor Express . ...
...6:66 p. as.
..11:46 a. sa.
...1:80 p.m.
RTerv Mother
Is or should be worried when the lit
tle ones have a oougn or coiu.
mar aad to CrOUO or piaurwr vi
pneumonia then to something more
serious. Ballard's Horehound Syrup
will cure the trouble at once ana pre
vent any complication, boio oy v.
E. Northcraft Co.
- eaaenaaBmssseBsnisBBanSjBaaaniBBiiiissws.
Soothes Itching skin. Heals cuts
or burns without a scar. Cures plies,
eczema, salt rheum, any Itehlag.
Doss's Ointment. Your druggist sells
It -
th.a a eold and a couch Jet It run
on get pneumoala er consumption
,.(' ail. Na matter hew yea get
your coagh don't neglect It take
Ballard a Horenoaua ojrup - -
..-n ha avar It la ao time. The
sure core for coughs, colds, breach!-
tis and all pulmonary aiteawse m
young and old. Bold by C B. North
craft A Co.
r. CATAAAH el the noee, throat,
stomach, bowels sod more deheatf
organs, be sore to take Hood's Sarsa-pn.le-
is A AICAL CUBE.
SANTA FB
Soathbonad
306 Passenger 11:00 a. as.
308 Freight............ 2:0 p. ga,
110 Freight .....3:15 p.m.
North bo nad
807 Passenger 8:07 a. at.
308 Freight. ...........2:41 a. aa.
311 Freight ...8:10 p. as.
SaJlna Branch
Leave for SaUpa
317 Mixed 8:20 a. as.
318 Mixed 18:01 p. m.
321 Mlved........ 4:01 p. at
Arrive from Saliaa.
318 Mixed 7:66 a. sa.
820 Mixed .10:66 a. aa.
322 Mixed 3:1 p. M.
ABHENE'8 SOCIETIES.
At. AMD A. M. ewMiroleot Lodge e
. SS, BMMe Brat aad third Sunday tn,
fling la saoU avmta at Maaanle iKlLeomir
I L. Worlay, aMrataryi vUlUag krataiw
OVAL ACTH MASOWa-Oyrae Chaptat
ana .north Vrldara of ar.h awata. W
W.Man, H. r.) Jeeapfe a. Kaai, aearakiiy
Tia annsvoiywT assoota
Atollana C'oaiMU S. . mmu oa
l fimrtk Vkandav eraaiacs ef
ark raonKk. Vlsltara vatooaM Mra. A. L.
Vaaag, praaldaat; JoaaO. ko)ar, mtaftr
1 TiOM A
arwad aad. I
MS.
rw taww)r ftrir ene4ite) tw t mmnm
ilaeU s aot M-!1 ttf aie ttsjnutlotiau OMl
RIP-ANA TabsaW Fr lus. f I'm
trtaU. Th VtrVmni pC-ki ts DOV?fa tat
a vrajumrj uewmmnm. i am tm.ni ' w