Abilene weekly reflector. [volume], January 27, 1910, Page 9, Image 9

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"wy .us; .
As we get older the blood becomes sluggish, the muv
cles and joints, stiffen and aches and pains take hold
easier. Sloan's Liniment quickens the blood, limbers
up the muscles and joints and stops any pain or ache
with astonishing promptness.
T a- . Proof that it is Beit for Rheumatitm.
- mniu H. Diehl, of Mann's Choice, R.F.D., No. I, Pa., writes,
It is the best remedy I ever knew for I can't do without it. (
Alto for Stiff Joint.
' Mr Milton Wheslfs, sioo Morris Ave., Birmingham, Ala., writes j-
" I am gVad W Unimmi hiu, m? m" "" "
i ' Joints than anything I have ever, tried." ' - ..
loan's
is the qickest and best remedy for Rheuma
. tism, Sciatica, Toothache, Sprains, Bruises
and Insect Stings.
- Price 85c, 0e, sal 1.00 at AU Dealer
Sand Cor Sloan's Free Book on Hones. Address
DR. EARL S. SLOAN, BOSTON, MASS.
GbXiRGli !N YUER,
Ghoer of Track and
Heavy
I now have a first class general blacksmith and
carriage manV';; -;;.'r "'
' " . ' '-::.':'M " ;-! '''
V ', . Phone 263. y 1
. Brick Shop, Spruce St, Abilene, Kansas. . -:,
v ' ' ' 1 . .u. .. n.
Huy a nome.nuw m 1,1 i
. or town lot on -easy payments.
toward Florida and nothing can stop It; It la the poor man s paradise.
C, 1 SLIFER, Ofce Over Postofflce,
Phone
30 Teari in Businesa
in Abilene,
We can fix your
clock or watch or
jewelry right. -
See onr new
display of Jw-olr-.
Ere Klesse
and Spectacles.
' 1, PRICES BIGHT.
0O0LEY. THE JEWELER
Third 8U, across from P O. ..-
g.8TELSMITH,M.r.
Srp, Grt Gr2
ABILHOt. .tJUWAAV
Priotlo." li-alt- ' ";rJ'
,!.. of lb fcre.
i HAIR BALSA
-ha. M
N- r !! to tr0'ay
I -fit' ..l.m-
Horse
i
ri r i.
i nt Florida. Can aell you any tlM
- ,
The tide of. Immigration la turned
No. 680
Chamberlain'' Cough Bemedy It
a v.'ir valuable medicine for throat
I.,., irouhion. nu ll' relieves
and cures painful breathing and a
dangerously , sounding cougn wuicu
Indlcatea congested lungs. Sold by
C. E. Northcraft ft Co.
' Ton feel aa if yon 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 applying Ballard's Snow Lini
ment Finest thing In the world for
rheumatism, neuralgia sunu, cu,
aMa latno hark and ail oaina. Sold
by C. E. Northcraft 4 Co.
Is or should be worried when the llt-
fim Anno hove a COUCh Of OOIQ. 11
tm a r .n... nr nloarlaT or
aim j nau w " - r -
i. . .nn.ihln. mare
pDOUiniHllO .uvm w
terlcns. Ballard's Horehonnd Byrnp
will cur toe trouble M one ana pror
MBt nr MS111IH1UOI. doiv vt v.
B. Northcraft Co. ,.
... - s
twi . think" that ollea can't be
cured.. Thousands of obstinate cases
bar been cured by Don's Ointment
50 leata at any drug (tore.
rOt WNYS are atrentbened
and tonH try Hoo-I'i 8raparilla
it cure all Uwir ailmenU), pains m
ht Viim tm) Ttil l.Sii.na.
IS kAXhAH AT AUHJi.vii
Parker's Aeroplane WU1 Be Here
In
.. April. .,..,
p w Parker returned this morn
ing from Los Angeles where he went
t vioit the aeroplane flights and
with view of purchasing an air
ship for exhibition Wltb th wreai
c.ir.r Hfcnw. The dispatch already
published In the Reflector to tHe ef
fect that he Bad, purcnaaea a rr
m.n htniona la confirmed by Mr. Par
ker who announces that the machine.
will be shipped from Paris aireci to
within sa oars and will make
its first flights In Abilene next April
in connection with the Great ramer
shows. The machine purchased by
i Porknr la to be an exact duplicate
of the one used by M. Paulhan in his
sensational flights at Los Angeles,
where he broke the record tor ooia
v.i.v.r onri distance. ' '
Mr. Parker went to Los Angeles
in a rather sceptical frame or mina
a th nrectical utility of the alr-
hln but Is now an eninusiasuo
v ovlotnr. Mr. Fauman . won
nearly all the principal prises at Los
Angeles, including the llQ.ovu.uv 01-
rrJ rnr the hlchest Illgni atuineu
... . iimilar amount for the longest
distance flight. In the former event
he attained a height of 4665 reel ana
m the latter covered a distance" of
it niiu which could have been con
.Mohiv lanethened had his supply
of gasoline held out. The gasoline
engine furnishing tne mouve ywo.
. ih. worm an machine Is made
entirely of chrome nickel steel (the
.om motflrlal used tor araiur
niato. has seven cylinders with ai
rect attached propellers, and Is In
every respect a moaei qj uguiu.,
.trenzth and power. This engine
.lono cnat 12600.00 f. o. h. Paris.
The price asked for tne oipiaue
wm 190.000.00- out on account v.
ft., onvfcrtlslne which Mr. Parker's
win racolve through tne
hihmu..
mintn nf the Great Parker Shows
he was given quite i reduction, from
ihi. fieure. Mr. Parker says he was
agreeably surprised to find how near
ly perfect these machines are ana toe
few difficulties connected witn a uc
AAMflll flight.
' In starting from the ground tne
mophlne was run oVe'r plowed fields
and ditches nearly two feet deep
without the slightest Jar to the avia
tor nr riamaee to the air craft. This
Is due to an ingenious system of
springs made up entlcely 01 ruDoer
hoiing. The flights were witnessed
dally by crowds of from 30,000 to
60,000 which were admirably nana
lod hr the Los Angeles street railwaj
system. Mr. Parker says that there
is, much rivalry between western
nitioo for the location of the next
meeting of the Aeronautical associa
tion of America. Denver seemed to
be In the lead, but In Mr. Parker's
opinion Kansas City would be pre-
fprahlfl on account of the lower am
tnde and more central location.
The Los Aneeles papers are print
in nlc-tnres of C. W. Parker as the
only real sport among the aviation
crowd. The Times has this story
The story of "What's the matter
with Kansas?" has to be written
anew every few days.
Today It is C. W. Parker of Abi
lene. Kan., who assaults the world's
attention.
For Mr. Parker of Kansas has
bought one of M. Louis Paulhan's
Pron,h hlnlones. Now. WhatS the
matter with Kansas?
Mr. Parker, when he heard of this
aviation meet In Los Angeles, put on
his hat, stuffed a big roil of bills in
his Docket, and bade Abilene wait pa
tiently for his return. It did n-t take
him long, after seeing Paulhan run
to San Pedro and back, to make lip
his mind that a Farman biplane
wpuid be JuBt the thing for the Kan
sas prairies.
So Mr. Parker of Abilene, who Is
a man of action and breesy Kansas
ways, peeled off $7600 from his roll
of srreenbacks and thrust the bundle
of paper at Paulhan. Paulhan had
to talk it over with his manager and
the agent of the Farman machines.
Thar all had a conference at the
hotel last night and Mr. Parker an
nounced that ha wonld go bom with
a new blolane. The only question
ooen is whether he will pay $6600
' V.,P.,"V- " I'll
biplane f. o. b. Paris, or give
IQ.VVV lor tna macnine mats now -
Los Anaeles,
He is not going to travel back to
Abllen with tha machine at any
rat. It will b shipped back as It
came, over th Chalons aur Mam.
There ar aviator In Abilene to fly
it, lacking at present only th wings.
"Yon see," explained Mr. aPrker
regarding his extravagant purchase,
"It is not a mere whim with me.
Whenever you go (o a shooting gal
lery and shoot at these traveling pig
eons and rabbits, that's my line. I
mak 'em. Now I want th beet
thing is the bird line that's made
not to shoot at, but to entertain the
people of Kansas, W want aviation
as much as Rhelms or Lo Angeles.
"I'm not going to fly myself. I
run th Psrker show. But fv got
men who can fly, if. they have the
tory at Abilene, I think. howver,
the Farman biplane has got them all
going. . ,' ,. -
"When my show comes to Los An
geles next fall there will be a biplane
with It There Is no question about
mv huvinsr. The figures are a little
hleh for tbls one, but I think they'll
oome down a little or I'll have to
build on myself. It's th duty that
makes them come so high. I can buy
this Farman machine for 16500 at
. . .. . . ...
the factory, out me uuiy unugo .
ur to tlO.000. They want IJO.OOO
for It Tight now because It's th best
machine In the country. , I'm. cer
tainly not going back to Kansas with
out one."
Mr. Parker of Abilene Is on of
th least pretentious men in the
thronr of thousand! lie never
would be picked out as the only dead
gam sport with pr.ee right in w
pocket and the great Parker shows of
Abilene, Kan., behind him.' ,
nrw MITCH PAY WILL
CENSUS ENUMERATORS GET7
Supervlslor Smith Says It Is Not Yet
Decided. -
I am trying to get the Fifth dis-
trlst census enumerators paid on the
iMnt a name basis,' but don't know
yet whether I will make it. We may
ham to take a 3V& cent basis. But
even at the 314 cent rate, I believe
that a man who hustles can make
about; four or five dollars a day In
tha rural districts." i
This Is the statement of George
T. Smith of Marysvllle, census sup
ervisor for the Fifth district who
was here "en tour" of the various
fmintloa of the district.
'The actual work of enumeration
will begin on April 16," said Mr
Smith, "and the enumerators in the
towns and cities are allowed only 15
itavs in which to finish their wore.
In the country they have 30 days.
"Ten years ago, the pay of enum
erators averaged $3.29 a day, but
I think there will be a general in-
croace for this census.
The census enuferators in this
auction of the country will be paid on
one of the following schedules, ine
farm schedule" for which a lump
sum Is paid for each farm, 1b a very
elaborate and bulky document, and
takes a good deal of time to fill out
noma whom livestock Is kept, not
on farms. Is Intended to catch liver;
stables, town dairies, etc. The lower
SlttUlDO, Wnu UB...V.,
rates are paid In sections of the
. .-.!-. i. MA.A1
mioB mv poiu " " - -
ntiniv whnre the Donulation Is more
dense. The various classes follow
... ....... .llA.r..
no I
Per For each Barn not
. t. . a -h n.M .1
Class
. Inhabitant
farm on farm
A ..
, ...2 .Y
.!'.S2H;V
'..20 .10
. ,22V. 1
..26 i..... 10
B ..
C ..
D ....
..27V4, 10
E .
It
4
..80 10
-
.nnA.tMnaA In O hllllotln
was
from
Washington
a few days ago
that the time for filing applications
for Jobs as enumerators, will expire
n - i. .. , .t.. Mm. h.n haon or.
Jan. 25, but the time haB been ex
tended to1 Jan. 31.
The examination, will take P'anto thrcondltlonf Then start at
on Feb. 6 and for Dickinson county ukl Ballard's Herblne for
the examinations will
be held at
Abilene. The examination
aimniy
consists In a test of the candidate's
ahilltv to write a leg hie hand, fig
ure Intelligently, and show a capacity
for tabulating the statistics.
The examination in Abilene will
be held at the Abilene postofflce and
the papers will be sent to Mr. smun
at Marysvllle. t
"When I get-them," said Mr.
Smith today. "I will go over them
carefully and select those I think
seem best qualified. Those I will
recommend for appointment, and
will send their examination papers to
Washington. The examination pa
nors co along to show that they are
selected for their capability rather
than for political reasons
Wanted.
Old horses snd mules. C. W. Par
ker.' f 20w"
Want a Divorce.
Mrs. Anna Faye Evers of Dillon
has filed suit in district court for a
divorce from John C. Ever on the
charge of gross neglect and non-sup-
port. , ,
Rhode lsiaad Red Cockerels.
For sale, choice stock, $1.00 each.
Mr I. Stark. Abllen. R. D. .
ltw4t
Directors RMterttd...
At t meeting of th stockholders
. ik. ihllana National bank th
v. .- -
former directors of the bank were
.. ... . -i V 0 f3..a.a
reelected, iney a; u.
J. B. Ce, C. M. Harger. HJL. Hum-
phry and O. A. Rogers. Th dirc-
tors wiU saeet next Monday night
and elect officers of th bank for
Kit. Th old officer will un
doubtedly be reelected..
Have' yoa a weak throat? If so,
1 1 V JU. a wvoa, wivui a. w
cannot b too careful. You
..a kaala fnaatmont tna early
Each cold make yoa mora liable to
Chamber?..". CoBi"
outset yoa will b sarai mnch trou
ble. So d by C. M. woTtacrsn a wo-
TSo fcuSsst saa k:'-::c:i r.t::
thing that ever was made is Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They do the work whenever you re
quire - their aid. ; These tablets
change weakness. Into strength, llst
lessness Into energy, gloominess Into
Joyousness. Their action la lo gen
tl on don't realise they have taken
a, purgative. Sold by C. E. North
craft Co.: ' .::
Making Life Safer.'
Tifa is belnc made
mnrA oafa thpniioh tha work of Dr.
King's- New Life Pills In Constipa-
tlon, Bllliousness, uyspspsia, muiaoo
tinn. i.ivor troubles. Kidney Disease
and Bowel Disorders. They're easy.
but sure, and perfectly puna up u
health. !5o at J. M. Glelssner's.
m Wnrirhni MlataJtet '
to endure the Itching, painful distress
mljia . Th m noad to. Llstsn
'I suffered much from Plies," writes
Will A. Marstt, 01 oner uuy, n. vi
tin i ont a hoi of Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, and was soon cured." Burns,
Bolls, Ulcers, Fever sores, jtcaom.,
Chspped Hands. Chilblains, vanish
Deiore i sou i- uisi.....
rianaha In thm TLaitl '
a mH anrl o oniiahlet It mn
on get pneumonia or consumption
that s all. no manor uuw u
your cough don't neglect It tak
Ballard's Horhound Syrup and
von-u ha over It In no time. The
..... .Haa. in. Mitoha. colds, bronchi
auiv wn. wa . - .
.i. mA ail niiimnnarv rMseases in
young and old. Sold by 0. H. North
craft vO.
ninaa' T.ittia T.Ivor Pllla am small.
easy, gentle and- pleasant, a '
i Miniinff. oloanBlnar and soothing
salve is Plnesalve Carbollsed. It Is
good for cuts, ourns, oruio
scratcnes. Tney ore au.u hi
drug store.
Bees Laxative Cough Syrup con
tains no opiate or narcotic.
i. a.a Unlln. by which
It
.-i it., .nia imm tha system and
at the same tim heal Irritation of
.i,. thmot and stons the cough. Sold
by Palace Drug more.
The tender leaves of a, harmless
......i.aaiino' mnitit talnous shrub
give to Dr. Shoops Cough Remedy Its
..i..,a onratlva nronertleS. Tight,
tickling or dirtrestlng cougW quick
ly yield to tne neanug, oumiuB
1. ar.ittT.HM nreacriDtion
1UU Ul VU.ay ' " - .
t atinnn'i nouffh Rem6ny, Ana
lit lm mi, mn rA Tin vnnn lur fJUllUivaa
as well. Containing no opium, chlo-
fom Af nthar harmful drugs,
mothers should In safety always de
mand Dr. BOOOP B. il oiuor !"
are offered, tell them Nol B your
own Judg. sold oy an '-
No Rackache or Kidney Pains
i havo nntnB In the back.
1 . JUU HH'w r
urlnsryi bladder or kidney trouoi
.. . . i i- . ...... in
lunuaijr, u".'
.i,,inoaa and lack of energy, try
.. ,- ....... llaO-T .Oof . th
UUVUTJl VJ1 -
pleasant herb cure. Ai a regulator It
. . . J -.. ..I ..a a ttv
Mother urays -
has no equal. At druggists or by
.ii snc. Ask today. Sample Fre.
Address The Mother Gray Co., L-
Roy, N. Y.
Tiie airanest .tiou . n.
I . . h a. nn a who ol WOVB WflSIS S f TOWH
Is cross and disagreeable,
uu .a
out 0?ten lVt not th. poor
feIi0Wg tiult. it's his liver and dl-
I . 1. - n..Va him fool BO mlsar
gestlon that mak him feel so miser
able, he can't help being dlsagree-
I.ki. t.a .ah In dnnoar or stettina
your Ver th safe, sure and ren-
ott a vesetauie reKuiat.ur. bw. r
C. B. INOrtncraxi sr. ui.
Be careful when you notice pains
in the back, swelling oi tne bdkioo
and feet, backache or urinary dls
..J.r, In otir.h cases try Plneules.
Vbey will be found an excellent rem
edy in all cases oi ..laney- uum.
Dlnanlal Ol-O OntlBOntlC' they SSSlSl
th kidneys. Sold by Palace Drug
Store.
s '
Bilious? Feel heavy after dinner?
Tnnaue coated? Bitter taste? Com
nlexlon sa'low? Liver needs waking
uif. Doan's Regulets cure bilious at
ticks. 25 rents at any drug store
uuoal at IWaitli'a Door.
Ths door of death seemed ready
to open for Murray W. Ayers, of
Transit Bridg. N. Y., whn bis life
an wonderfully saved. "I was In
si Artta afni condition." he writes,
"my skin was almost yellow; eys
annkeu: toncu coated; emaclabed
from losing 40 pounds, growing weak
.. M. Vlrnlant livar trOUbl OUll'
Isg me' down to death In spit of
doctors. Tnen in matcuiooo iuu.
cine Electric Bitters cared m. I
....ia.. tho so nonads lost and now
am wen anosiroag. ..-"-;
acn, llvsr and aianey trouain mor i
nothing so errective in cases u. .una,
supreme. 60e at J. M. Oidssmr'.
If you Stomach, Heart or Kidneys
ar weak, try at least, a few doses
only of Dr. Shoops Restorative. In
fiv or tea days oniy, to roouiv w.i.
surprise yoa. A few cents will cover
, tag goat. atiau
I COmes so quickly.
aiwa tha itnm.r I
ha .mat ana nara 10 war aioiv
AAnaa an nnlr tiv Dr. fihoon doesn't
LVIHH an- a - - -
drug the stomach, nor stlmulat th
-.;d7r.ct7y to th. weak
. a.,!,-. BerTes. Each organ has
heart or kidneys, ut. snoop
and fsiilng nerves. Each organ has
Its own controlling nerv. Whn
.... norraa fall, th depending or
gans must of necessity falter. This
plain, yet vital irum, ireoru vai.a
why Dr. Snoop's Restorative Is so
universally successful.. Its success
is leading druggists everywhere to
a Km.! w-oa " . .
If Ire it univrsl preference. A test
will surely tell, boi oy au gra
V eued and tooed by Hood's 6.T
inarilla. the medicine that mret
invmii ard OOH APffTITf
Aua vciuuum is nua
Is ytrj earaful about her churn. BHe
Kald it Uioroughly alter using, and gives
i. - .... V...I. a .wwt.n It. Mtio knows
that If her churn Is sour It will taint the
butter that Is made in It. Tne stomacn is
a churn. In the stomach and digestive
and nutritive tracts are performed pro
cesses which are almost exactly like the
churning of butter. Is It not apparent
then that If this stomach-churn is foul it
Bakes foul all which is put luto Itf
The evil of a loui nomasn n m
the bad taste In the mouth and the foul
i .k l,a it hut ttia onrruntlon of
RHuiuiiujniwj ' - -- .
the pure tunuut of uiuod aud uie dissom
Inatloa of disease wrougaout mm uvuj.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
i . l - .1 .,,! .K aioot
It does for the stomach what the wishing
snd sun batn do lor me cnurn ."
removes every tainting or corrupting els-
. T. .1.1. . - - It ffnroa lilntrhno.
lull, lu wb " - ,,T
pimples, eruptions, scrofulous swelling
sores, or open eaung uicor. a.
humors or diseases arising from bad blood.
II you nave Oltier, nasty, mm u
your mouth, coated tongue, foul breath,
I. 1 -.-It., 111 f..l ' - - J
are weaa uu w "'nt
and despondent, have frequent headaches,
diity attacks, gnawing er distress in stom
ach, constipated or irregmax owtua, nh
or bitter risings after eating and poor,
sppetlte, these symptoms, or any consider
ablenumberof them, Indlcatothat yon ar
suBerlns irom oniousneaa, mrpiu
Itvor with tha usual accompanying Indl-
Br WlbD llo uauiM aii;v.F""'0
gestlon, or dyspepsia ana uieir inauuw
serangeraBuui.
I (la nrnvAn In vour UtlllftAUOa
win hnf mull a. Twuttn.1 nurd reoaM
ul)r. R. V. Pierce. Buffalo, N. Y., for a
frte copy of his booklet of ixtracts frpsi
me stanaaro moaicai tHwiurmwi 0":Mo
tlie names of all the Ingredients entering
ilia iionioa ui on ,o' . -7
into niB woriu-iouicu iiicuii-.a -
Ing what the moat eminent medleal
X sus a say 01 mens. .
CONSIGN YOUB LIYB STOCK 10
M. K. & T. Commis
sion Company
FOB WHICH '
J. R. VAN VOORST
la cattle salesman ana
Bfter all shlpmeata from DIOK1NSOB 00.
. nnnoAHtTf VliutlrS
Write us for any Information you' de
sire la regard to the market.
871 LIVE STOCK EXCHANGE
KANSAS CITY. MO.
Abilene Steara Laundry.
Perfeot Work. Raanonable Prloea
Patronise home Industry. Pure SanJ
nrlns. water used and all work soanmuod
agencies In all Dlcklnooa county towns.
3. S. GOODWIU Proprietor.
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.
UNION PACIFIC
' Eastboand ;.
102 passnger (Limited) 4:10 a. to.
110 Passenger ....8:8$ a. m.
104 Passenger......... U;8I a. m.
10$ Passenger. .... .... . H48 P-
168 Local Freight...... 1:10 P.
Frt, Belolt to Junction. . 6:15 p. m.
Westbound
101 Passenger (Limited) 8:48 nv.
10 Passenger..; 10:08 p. .
107 Psssenger. 8:10 P-
103 Passenger.......... 8:87 p. m.
169 Local Freight 8:80 a. nt.
Frt, Junction to Belolt, , .8:46 a. m,
ROCK ISLAND ,
Eastbound
r.36 Mall Express 10:60 a. nt.
660 Local Freight, ....
Motor Express ........
Westbound
536 Mull Express. .... .
666 Local Frelgh..
Motor Express
.4:00 p. m.
, .8:28 p.m.
. .6:66 p. m.
,11:46 a. m.
..1:30 p.m.
, SANTA FB 1
Boutlibound
306 Psssenger ..11:00 a. m.
808 Freight 8:06 p. m.
310 Freight 2:16 p. m.
Northbound
307 Passenger ..8:07 . m.
308 might .,...1:41 a. m.
311 Freight 1:10 p. m.
a .11.. ttMK.t.
Leave for Salin
317 Mixed ..8:10 a. au
311 Mixed 18:08 p. m.
821 Mlved ,4:08 p.m.
Arrlv from Sallaa.
218 .Mixed.... 7:66 a. m.
320 Mixed.... ........ 10:66 a. m.
...
..3:10 p. m.
uiLME's socmim
. . .an a w Ua, Ma.
A. ss, aMouSrat an tbinl Motulay eve.
Bins la oacb awatk at Maoonle haiLooroor
Third Bad Cedar. M. B. Malott, W. M.
u. ura.. awi.iafi , rwiMaj a.a.ui ia
rmi1 1
OVAL aRcn M ASOm-Cyrra Ohaptat
W. Mane, H. r.; Joseph C. Kool, teraiary
rIPM T1S BKWBVOLIDT ASSOOIA
TloN ibtlmo Conrt-ll So. . roeau oa
aaroad aod rotirtb Tbaraday eroalaas of
aaca aonio. i i i waAvua mrm, n. a.
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