Abilene weekly reflector. [volume], March 31, 1910, Page 11, Image 11

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Big Tent Show Coming
4mericaii
P. E. Meerve was In from Garfield
on business., . ' '
Miss Frances Moore left for Tor
neka to reside.
Mrs. Fred .Brownrlgg was down
from Solomon shopping.
A HOLT PEOPLK.
Miss Anna Ryan was down from
3
Fence
amine it you will buy no other.
HODGE BROTHERS
Solomon visiting friends.
ir: ElHot and F. B. Faley of New
bern were Abilene visitors.
Rev: M. Denny was In from Dil
lon nd called on the Reflector.
Jacob Thomas, G. A. Probasco and
E. J. Browning were In from Sher
man. '
Mrs. J. H. Hooper and daughter.
Blanche, are home from Kansas
We have this in poultry fence with city. . '
Wlree close enough at bottom to turn ' Mr. and Mrs. William Cromer .of
little chicks. Made of heavy wire, j Manchester were, shopping in 'the
Prim onlv a trifle more than com- city. ,
mon poultry wire." If you will ex- Mrs. John Julian came up from
Wellington to spend Easter with
friends. .
: Mr. and Mrs. John Goodwin were
In from Hayes and called on the Re
flector,
Rev. J. H. Cakerlce was In from
Pleasant Valley and called on the
Reflector,
nn Mrs. V. K. SOUinWOrtQ 01 BV
RECENT REFLECTIONS
.I...., 1A a,. nra faaf nf fflARH
the west end of Miller' greenhouses Louis, Is the guest of her parents,
Mr. ana mm. j. jtcioibuu.
I . tt 1 n,nB In If ansae fllfrv
, . j AVIU CllfilV HW l" "UlHU
it. aiA uunnH hand two nouroel . j .i,u nt n,, tt lo which
Ivesiei Urtj wuu a
toDDed the market at 18.30.
Geo. MOurer wno nas ueeu vibiuuk.
hla olator. Mrs. o. O. McCoy, re-
turend home to Tacoma, Wash.
Mrs. J. McCardle left for a visit
at Kansas City., Mr. McCardle ac
companied her as far as Junction
Miss Lvdla Schneider returned
from Florida where she visited her
father. He Is well and prospering.
Mrs. J. F. Spahr was called to Ba
ling, on account of the serious Illness
of her daughter, Mrs. samuei wainer
Rev. and Mrs. E. R. Brown have
mnvRri back to Abilene and are oc
cupying their dwelling on North Ce
dar
.La Tvll1-'l. wit
- Two good family driving horses,
utnntohlle nroof. will be sold at Car
ter's sale. See advertisement. April
. 6th.
Mrs. C. C. Wyandt has kindly
riven to the public library a large
map of Italy that will be most help
ful to students.
O. F. HartzeH of Kelso, Wash
Jngton, sends his renewal to the-
Weekly Reflector and says -a wouiu
be lonely without It,
Alfalfa hay for sale by stack or ton
I n rase. 28d3twlt
Pure White Plymouth Rock Eggs
for hatching. 50c per setting of li
or $3.00 per 100. Mrs. C. H. How
land. Brown prone 1260. R. F. D. 4
Z4wizaiz
Abilene, Kansas.
Marriage licenses: Frank Yock
art and Josephine Raughlln, Brook
vllle; Cyrus Hosklns and Anna Bal-
ser, Carlton; Charles Dautfl ana
Retta Force, Abilene.
For sale), a Quantity of choice Ger
man -Millet Seed at one dollar per
bushel. Call at the W. H. Dayton
Land Co.s office on uroaaway ot.
Abilene. Kansas. wit
C. H. Slifer was granted a life
certificate by the state educational
board Saturday. Miss JesBie Gem
mill, of Sallna, sister of R. B. Gem,
mill, also received one. ' 1
Notice the advertisement of Car
ter's sale in this issue. The sheep
are extra fine, long wool; buck extra
good, April 6.
Have you a good gentle home. you
would like to turn In on a piano?
If so call at Vanderbelt'a furniture
ttore. 24dtf
Egg store In Enterprise Push:
Mrs. Ed. Herrman brought 93 dozen
eggs to town Saturday, which, was
bore, to the title of the youngest
chauffeur in the state. The 8un
points out that Miss Bessie Coulson
mrs. w.j. Mcdonald
PRESENTS
"The Girl from the Golden West"
America's Greatest Play
Reed's Military Concert Band andProt.
Antoine Bersee Symphony Orchestra
30 People Popular Prices
ABILENE
ONE NIGHT ONLY
Wednesday, April 6
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ASKKD ATTORNEV GENERAL
NOT TO INTERFERE.
Mayor and City Attorney Don't Want
Matter Settled.
Mayor Rice 'and City Attorney
Crawford returned from Topeka
where they went to discuss with the
attorney general concerning the com
mission election. They asked him
not to Interfere and not to allow
any one to teBt the matter in the
name of the state. It Is not exactly
clear why the administration Is un-
.llllnn, . haDa tha laralttv nf the
' 1.111
Frank Huff was In from Sherman matter settled but such is Its atti
and called on the Reflector. He took tude. It is probable that the attor
out with him a big bundle of fruit ney general will not act In the matter
trees. las It was represented to him that It
Wilson Young and family left Ior.was merely a town row. Busmess-
men generally reel tnai me m"
I- course would be to ask that the legal
ity of the action of the city be settled
hut the mavor seems greatly opposed
to It and probably the town will have
to take Its medicine and some day
in the future pay the penalty.
SHE WANTED TO QUIT.
Fourteen Year Old Girl Started to
See tbe World.
A fourteen year old girl who re
sides in the family of Mr. Coffman
near Acme, packed a satchel and
started out to see the world yester
day. The sheriff was notified ana
some lively bustling by Under Sherv
iff Jeffcoat located her south of the
city. Later she was found at a resi
dence on South Buckeye and was
taken back home.
their new home In Alberta', Canada
We are sorry to see such good cltl
zens leave the county.
I.. F. Linde, who lives southeast
of Enterprise, was in the city. He
says he has the best field of wheat
in his section and it looks tine.
Samuel Rankin of Freemont, Iowa,
is in town visiting old friends. Mr.
Rankin owned a fine farm on Hol
land creek which he sold 30 years
ago.
J. Ellison, general passenger
agent of the Great Northern, was In
the city visiting his mother. Sherm's
many friends are always glad to see
bim.
Benrv Hoffman was In from Elmo.
He has Just nlowed up 150 acres of
wheat jjnd says bis section of the
county will not raise enough for seed
next fall ' :
Herbert Schlveley. accompanied
by hla mother, returned home from
Kansas Cltv where he has been con
fined in the Weslevan hospital with
typhoid fever. He Is recovering rip-Idly.
Low was down from Solomon.
They will move to Wichita to be
Advertised Mall.
For the week ending March 28th:
Letters: P. E. Broderick, L. L.
Bernard. Ed. EaBton, Nellie Fitzger
ald. Flora Ferris, Mrs. Otto D. Garis,
Mrs. Harry Hoffman, W. W. Hutto, A.
Graves, Eldo Morens, Geo. Murphy,
C. F. Posty (2), Lotos Tanner.
Curds: Harvey Bebb (2), Wm.
Gedney, Mrs. M. Hutchlns, Wm. Has
unrir. W. D. Johnson, Lovla Lolsln,
Geo. D. Lyddon, R. M. Nesmith (2),
W. H. Patmore, Master Vernle rar-
ker. H. R. Reymolds.
R. WARING, r. M,
Little Son Is Taken.
Donald, the six-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Folk died Monday
evening after a short illness. The sor
rowing parents have the sympathy of
many friend In their grief. Funeral
services were held at tbe home,
Wednesday afternoon, Rev. A. Cas
tleman officiating. Burial In Abilene
cemetery.
Gave Him Bouquet. '
The Ness City News has this hand
antnA hmimiet for a former Abilene
110 WnO HAS UOCU HflJi.iv.1." r-
pastorate of the Methodist church at are Interested In an automobile please
Peabody: no
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eggs to town Saturday, which, was who a bob raiuei mom. wu "i ---
the product of 7 days, besides the will be missed by their old friends lowed by keener or more general re- 15dwtf
. 1 1 . ..j .,),.. .,m fniinVrA than out mnka the denarture this
eets used by the lamuy ana a num- i. -""'" .-- .. - -
ber of hens set. The eggs netted them to their, new home.
her $14.88. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hersh are home
.. rrom wakeeney wnere mey visiieu
Rhode Island Red eggs for sale. tnelr daughter, Mrs. Henry Ashcraft.
Ei Breechblll, Buckeye phone, De- There were nresent four generations
trolt, R. R. 1. SlwSt oI tne famiiy a oa recently being
. ' born at a daughter of Mrs. Ashcraft
-Minneapolis Messenger: The an g grandpon of Mr
Herington Bun nen.e. tne cuum o. Mn .,,.
Vlss Leona Telchgralber of Llnds-1 W1 flI.n
man has left Ness call and see the above and have a
City In many years who has been fol
William Glenn of Tribune Is In
week of Rev. Oliver Morton Keve
who for the past four years has been
pastor of the Methodist church in
this cltv. Not so much because he
severed his connection with that reli
gious organisation, altbough he will
be missed there In do small mea
sure. It la true that he naa accom
plished his work In that respect, and
tutu trlt tor him 'to do
1 111IA1U UKBU VI IUUUUB m I l"
the race for lieutenant governor. He as a pastor. When he came Here, it
1... 1 1 ,l. 1 l.l.lnro 1 -n n a hllf,h MfHRr WMI 111 U1CU1-
points out that Miss Bessie Coulson in hi u8llflcBtlon8 for the bersblp, with warring and dlscondant
of Abilene, who handles an auto with off)c. capllolr He uy8 ne proposes factions, and a property pretty much
the ease and accuracy of a man, is square I "run down at the heel." Four years-
only six years of age. And It m'gbtJdea, r. Kem t0 tnlnk thg verr Lteady work and Improvement has
be added that Bessie has been chauf-k . .... . ..I t j .k. Itlnna B n rl tnilaT
1 DaH DOIlllPH Dili IT. IdOKB rnnn . rniflini lucn WuUiu. '
ting for several years that as an
Infant she would not be satlsfiel
without an auto horn at her gocart
There now, Leona. 1
For Sale.
120 acres 10 miles north of Dodge
City, Kan., most all smooth farming
land and good black soil. Good well.
granary, and stable. 1(0 acres broke
out, 100 acres aow In wheat Price
86000. A good Investment and
bargain at the price. P. Williams.
Emporls Kan. . Itwtf
Pure White Plymouth Rock Eggs
for hatching. The famous Fishel
strain $1.00 per setting of IS or $S
per 100 first pea. TSc per setting
of IS or $4 per 100, these eggs are
of free range stock, all snow white.
C C. Brehm, Hope, R. T. D. 4.
, 24w2t
Koaniaatioa Papers. .
- The Reflector has for sale noml
mVatioa papers for eaadldatea for the
eom!g primaries, printed In proper
form for all off. . -w
bad politics but it looks good to changed these conditions, and today
the plain, everyday citizen. the Methodist cnurcn or ness iuy
may be said to be a moaei in many
ways. It has gathered In about all
tbe available membership within Its
territory; It has a most flourishing
Sunday school; its church building
is In excellent repair, and a new par
HAD NARROW ESCAPE.
Wind Blew Curtains Over the Kvra
lag Lamp.
. . . . ' sonar has lust been fairly warmed
Tne dwelling or J. u. Asper came - .
k. -K. .h. i " flnsnclal way it seems to be on
., J Z . , . I "easy street." His church formed no
d cidtk. me wina Diew buoio iauv . .....
.a., boundary line for bis enorts to no
caught fire. Quick action in seising
tbe curtains and throwing them out
of doors saved the house. An alarm
was turned In but the fire was out
long before the firemen arrived.
IS SEARCHING HIS SISTER.
P. I. Qairk of Chapaaa Has Go to
Atchison. March Iff. P. J. Quirk
of Chapman who spent a week with
his craadeon, T. V. Byrne, left yee
(ardar evening for Hlcalgaa and
Cassia to try to find a sister be has
not beard from for 'M" years. '
good, nor of his friendship among
men, bnt when he left Its door and
minded with the nubile he left his
shop behind and was simply a good
live citlsen. He was a "lolly good
fellow." without cant or hypocrisy,
but his conduct was as straight as a
line at all time, and hi minallni on
a level with tbe neonle. never brought
reproach upon a relglon that fitted
week day a well as Sunday.
RerlBartoa lXroree Case.
Lottie L. Stonestreet has filed suit
treat creflty and aoa support.
'" Automobile Bargains.
We here offer you a list of auto
mobile barglns owing to the fact tbat
we must clean up for our spring
stock.
We have a Model F. Bulck of 1908,
equipped with top, glass front,
speedometer, two extra tires, 1 set
of weed chains, set of Woodworth
treads, extra chain and two Inner
tubes, all for $80U
We have a Model F 1909, as good as
new for $750
One of 1909 Model for. $800
We have a Cadillac, single cylinder
as rood as new for.
1 Maxwell "A" Junior of 1909 Model
for $4S0
WILL OPEN HERE APRIL 12.
Great Parker Shows to Give Their
First Performance.
Con. T. Kennedy has Just returned
from Chicago where he has closed
contracts with tbe famous Tessu
warl Japanese troupe of acrobats,
nine In number. He also closed eon-
tracts wltb several well known vaude
ville teams of International repute,
which have been top liners on the
Sullivan-Consldlne circuit.
The Japanese troupe Is now work-
ins- Maiestlc time and will work tn
Chicago up to the last minute, and
will arrive here Just In time for the
opening of the Great Parker shows on
April 12th.
Mr. Kennedy closed contracts with
several of the largest fair In the
country, where the attendance
amounts to three or four hundred
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lUUUHAUU JJV1BUUO BOWi "l -
Great Parker shows to exhibit, and mile of rock on macadam road. The
Abilene will see Just exactly the cost ior a mue wuu.u tne . ......
I a 1 1 a.fta t Jllk W 1 1 St M fQ TlQlT
COST OF OILED ROADS, '
They Can be Built at a Small Ex
pense.
A few davs ago we called attention
to the advantage of oiled roads Shaw-
Dec county Is about to try the plan.
Oil at 2.79 cents a gallon I to be
vied. The board made a trip to Kan
saH City and Jackson county, Mis
souri, this week to make arrange
r.ents for oil and Inspect the oiled
voads there. Jackson county .Is fa
mous for lis rock and macadam roads.
On these and on the boulevard of
the city, oil U used with gret suc
cess both to sr.ed water and lay the
dust. There Is very little dirt road
niipd In t?!Kt neighborhood so tb
commissioner' could not Judge well
whether It culd be successfu .
AnMrdlnu to figures submitted to
tha Shawnee officers. 3000 gallons of
oil are required for the oiling of 01 o
shows that are exhibited
fairs.
at these
n"r- an arch with a background of flow- "' "' , ' B '
S0 ers and plants was an impressive oc "finery close to Kansas City.
iL.ln oncnir. ifinvFT I.RTTER-
young couple neipea 10 enjoy idb wn oi.v.., .......
1 Moaei iu, isu. cyi.naer, affftr and joined In wishing luwai
ui lotv rsin lanu i . i i j i .
These are all bargains and " perlty, as was evidenced by the many 1 . ,u the Re.
. i.i..i.d In an antnmnhlle nlease . u... a ,toc11 marlIet . T
ana cosny gins whil-u wem uc.lucu
upon them. Mr. and Mrs. Dautei
will make their home with the. par
ents of the bride whose only child
she was
demonstration before yon bny.
E. E. COULSON CO,
Eras For Setting.
From pure bred Barred Plymouth
Rocks, 60 cent for 15; $2.75 for
100. Geo. Bucbenau, Abilene, Tele
phone, Acme. J0w8t
LOCAL MARKETS.
(Market corrected weekly by J. O
Norman, Abilene.)
Hogs 100
fOrain markets corrected every
Thuralay morning by Abilene Milling
Co.
Corn .
Wheat
lie
$1.00
J. E. Brewer Co. pay the follow
inc nrtces for butter and egg:
Butter SC
e 1 sc
The Pioneer Produce Co. pay lbs
following:
Hens and 8prings 7H
Old Roosters 26c
Ynunr cocks 8c
Butter Market.
(Prices . for creamery butter al
point named for week ending today
Dickinson county price ltt cents
less than New Tbrk and 1H cent
le than Chicago.)
Kansas City creamery 11. firsts
28M.
Chicago creamery lt-1. dairy
J-27.
vorce. She lire la Herlagtoa aad ter will be cut off and fee raargso M ,ot , ct
charge ksbltuaj orwawBBeea. n before tsralng Ml ml coffee la It Bold by Belknap
. ,. a nf Mmmlsstoaer. aiail a Eoamtr.
Force-Dautel,
Miss Retta Force, the only daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Force who
live ten miles south of Abilene, was
married on Wednesday the 23rd, to
Charles Dautei of Elmo. The wed-
d ng took place at tne noma oi um -
bride and was performed by Rev. . J"ta-, of a econ
Cole of this city distributed along at railroad point
The home was preiuiy aecurmeu -
with festoon, and flowers and the 'he matter would be much ..mpler
u . i. n, and the board s undaunted as yet.
ceremony which took place beneath
A oil tank of 450 gallons capacity
with a sprinkler attached, as submit
ted by the agent today, would cost
$370. The commissioners discovered
in Kansas City however, that the
sprinkler attachment supplied at $160
ran be sunDlanted by a tin trougn
with holeB It in for $7, leaving the
price of a first class tank, $220. -
But even that may be evaded oy
TODAY'S MARKETS.
From Private Wire of Goffe Cark
. ener, Sallna, Kansas.
Chicaao May wheat closed $1.14 U
July $1.084. Sept. $1.05 H to ft.
May corn 82 to 3 July 64 to
66, Sept. 65. May pork $25.80
July 626.62.
Kansas City May wheat closed at
11.09 July $1.04. Sept. $1.02 to
U. May corn 62K, July 63 to V,
Sept. 62 K to 14, Kansas City cash:
No. 2 bard wheat $1.09 54 to $1.12
No. 8 hard wheat $1.05H to $1.12
No. 2 red wheat $1.17 to $1.21
No. 3 red wheat $1.15.
No. 2 mixed corn (2 to 63.
No. 3 mixed corn 62 tt-
No. 2 yellow corn 62H to 63H-
No. 3 yellow corn 61 to 62.
No. 2 white corn 63 to . .
No. 2 white corn 62 if to 63,
Hogs, Chicago 18000, Kansas City
11000, opened weak and closed 10
to 20c lower.
Cattle, Chicago 14000, Kansas City
8000. 10c lower.
Sheep, Chicago 12000, Kansas City
7000, steady. C. rl. Brooks, phone
104.
water hoik. I fall cups from s I6e, ltt pouno "'"" """I". ;",iei of U
The nr.n.rur water rent mu.t pM
agsmst Job. D. StonereM for dl-U- "MLIV-V - FSW tStiFfc
vorce. She lire. I. Hen.gto. aaa "7 ' n, .m., bd-there .ot gnu. o. L Kittr Htto for con-
stlpttloa. -
stock market writt.n for tbe Re
flector by J. R. Van Voorst of the
M. K. t T. Commission Co. ) ',
Kansas City. March 30. The re
ceipts of cattle here this week ha
been much heavier than last weeh
and prices show a decline of 10 to
15c on the best, heavy beef steer
and 25 to 30c lower on all other.
Choice, butcher stuff Is holding al
most steady while the common and
medium kinds are 20 to 25c lower
Best heavy feeders and cholcf
stockers are holding about steady
but the medium and common one
are '(low sale at 10 to 25c lower.
Stock cows and heifers are very plen
tiful and selling about 25c lower thai
last week. Stock and vel calve are
draggy at 26 to 40c lower than last
week.
Suonlv of hogs has been moderate
and the demand good. Prices reach
ed the high tops of $10.95 Monday
but the market was slow to 10c lower
Tuesday and we expect a slow buv
toady market today and do not
look for any further advance thl
week.
i n- chAAn'a Raalth Coffee, nure
healthful toasted grains, malt, nut.
- ara an AlATArlv blended as to
give a wonderfully true eoffe taste,
color and flavor. Aad beside. Health
Coffee go a third farther than any
other kind. Ton actually get me T Zto ilncCLT on the
full cup. from a lie, 114 pound .Uy. $ u.
Stste of Ohio, City of Toledo, Luea
county, :
Prank J r.hnT make oath tbat
b la the senior partner ot the firm
of F. J. Cheney ana ;.. uoiu. Hi
bah In the city of Toledo, county
and tat aforesaid, and that aald
firm will pay the um of on hundred
dollar for each and every eaae ot
Catarrh that cannot be cured by tho
nse of Hair Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. lUMENisi.
a .-a ta hafnra ma and subscrib
ed in my presence thl. 6th day of
Dumber. A. D. 1 .
(Seal) Notary rnone.
Hair. Catarrn uure