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- Anything that i
j. ' overdone or under-
tLJF dona IK nnl aYvwl. .,
1Ui M especially true ot baking tod it it Jmi ll true of baking powder. If
you Geo the cheap and Big Can Kindt yon an gettipff quantity at tba tacrine of '
crality. It cannot be as frood or as economical as Calumet the. tnndinm price
kind. If too an tbe High Price Kind, yon are paying tribute to toe Trust the-
quality it bo better. - , " . . . .'
-
, Can ill
- v l w Af..4 ikuM
l tlia cm yoft
Bore mbctattc bat
tot nan baking
powder, ft il pest
auuiiity oaJ;'-
tot il economy,
tot in nb'ifictioo.
itt
-'Hf, res
a:
TheTnnt
Kind
Calimwt Id the Standard 1 lb. Cea,
eeili at a moderate cost but it great
in all'ronnd satisfaction. Von dm
leaaof it itmakesthebakinglighter,
purer mora dell
ciona. One baking
Will pro it! tape-
riority tryrt. Atk '
your grocer and in-.
list en Calumet.
Freer-large handeomc ':
' recipe book. Send 4c '
' and Dip found In
- pound can. ,
Cahneet
- BaldntPowdv Co,-
MAW MAT FANS WERE THERE.
Saw McVey Pin Lute to the Floot
' Two Times Straight. .-
X
i- Now wrestling matches In Abi
lene are as scarce aa . feathers on a
camel's tall, but over 200 persons
were opt to see young Luts get pin
ncd to the mat tiro consecutive fnlh
by McVey. Ekland, of r Miltonvab,
was hurt In a wrestling match Wed-
nesday night, so In order to. null off
." tbe match McVey; the middleweight
'champion ot the west, tfas telegrapb-
ed at Kansas City to come and take
Ekland's place. - He weighs 160
pounds, Just 1J5 pounds more than
, Lutz.' .:
The first fall was made in 20 mln.
- ntes.- McVey bad" the best of it
, throughout, he being the heavier of
- tbe two; '".However, Luts Btuck with
him and at times it looked like the
' Kansas Cltian's 'shoulder would be
Sinned to the' mat, but by a clever
. head spin McVey managed to break
Lute's hold..' McVey won the first
. lair 6y a leg, half Neleon and crotch
hold.
- 'The second round was faster than
- the flret. McVey Won tbesecond
fall which lasted 15 minutes. Much
kicking was done in the second
round. McVey's superiority was Just
as consplcious in the second round as
- it was In the first At times he would
pick Lutl off the floor and hurl him
. to tbe mat. "McVey pinned the young
St. Joseph Wrestler's shoulders " to
the mat with an arm scissors hold, v
Both" wrestlers Bhowed -skill in
wrestling but McVey was Just a lit
tle too heavy for Luts to - handle.
George Potter refereed the match.' ,
"H1S HEAD WAfiTBLOWJV OFF.
Explosion at Manhattan
- Two Deaths.
Results in
iublitnus X 111 Cut lM.ei
Llmtcn CliHirniau.
THA, XiLLXu
j'. i,i i uom snow now it is In your
neighborhood, but - in qurs mighty
Jew of the aristocratic millionaires
Condensed Statement of the Condition of the
CITIZENS BANK
The Republican central committee have over two hundred dollars when of Abilene. KansaR. t th a l,!.. A
1 lor ; the it comes to a show down. ' ' ' ' J
Resources
I Bonds , ,; ' Ji.ooo.OO
Cash and eight exchange 125,477,87
Other Resources ....... 2,05J.1
.$409,126.21
Manhattan, Aug. 18. The . com
pressed air tank ot - the . marble
works belonging tq J. J. Paddock ft
Sons, exploded about. 11 o'clock this
met at 1:30 and organized
campaign. : : ' ' Jl - Jl
Its members are: H. 8. Taylor, T.I .The people don't expect a 1250
K. uonann, p. h. Hauecg, j. - a. minister to preach a crack sermon Loans and discounts. . .1242.929.27
Tutts, J. B. Cole George KKh, Frank every time he gets up in the pulpit. Bank Building . .. ...;; 10,000.00
Fair, B. F. Eye, O. V. Latto C W. Therefore I refuse to become weary I Furniture and Fixtures 1.000.00
Beltzel, George Ackers, O, Engle, land downcast when my labors as Warrants V -t.l.tt
a. (7. liandis, A. A. Peterson, w. w. herein set down become flat . and
Johnson,: . R. C. Oederlck : B. h. flabby. ;. .
Thompson, M. E. welch Chas. Ran-1 . . jt js
dall, F. F. Linden, J. P. Moore, J. A. I ' Unless tha law steps In and tup-
W. Krause, R, McShea, James 8ex- presses agents another year will see Total resources
ton,. Clarence Taylor, N. E. Carter all the great common people entirely
O. L. Peatllng, M. E. Whitney Clem stripped ot their saving ot a life:
Bell, William Rohloft. - . time.
r. H. Halleck called the meeting I- . ( -ji ji
to order. , - ' ' ; . ... . j know a dozen fellows who 111
Mr. Halleck. Dr.J McShea. - Conn. Walk rldhr. nvor a fan tlnltair hill tin
man and F. F. tlnden, Navarre, wore Lthe sidewalk and never see it, but let gther'n that mde ta welkin ring
nominated for ,? chairman. McShea anmehnil dmn an nM ), ainnv.M. i "."" vvmim.
withdrew.' The vote was; Halleck, ot their path' and they will see it the
13; Linden, 16.- . darkest night on earth and immed-
For. Secretary, H. S. Taylor, Abi- lately stop to try it on.. Aid -they
lene, 10; A, A. Peterson, Hope 19.. always Imagine It fits, whether V
For treasurer, Dr Mcsnea receiv-fdoes or not.
ed 14; Dr, T. R.,ConklIn, Abilene, ; -? ji ,'jt
15. ' . I ; My friend, you ar making a ml-
Dr. W. W. Johnson of Carlton was take in trying to knock old Atlas out
named to be on the ticket tor coro- of his Job, . He has carried the world
ner to till vacancy there being no on' his shoulders for good many
Liabilities
Capital Stock , .. . SO.OOO.OO
Surplus . . . . . . ; . , , 12,500.00
Undivided, profits 2,423.37
Deposits . 344,202,34
Total liabilities
..1409,126.21
, The above statement is correct, i . - ' r
IB v; ! -Sy.M- M. H. MALOTT, Cashier.
. lem Bell was elected member of
the congressional committee. -
nomination at primaries, i. ..: - . years and his services have always
- A vote of thanks was given P. H. I beensatisfactory. v Why not let him
morning killing two. workmen anj ln-'Haiieca; lor mi services an chairman continue in the workT , Besides, the
Juring ofie of the owners. - - r jorf11 h SafliE Jwo week's. ' J weight of the world on your should'
Charley Peak, one of the workmen, P. H. Halleck was chosen as joicB rers is beginning to tell on your
was on top ot the tank adjusting the . inson's member of the Judicial rtis.
eut-off valve "end it la thoueht he tnct committee,
crewed It too tight, causing the ex
plosion. " His head" was blown off and
the. rest of his , body - was badly
mangled. ' He has a wife and family.
Charles W. 'Walker, another work
man, who was standing near the
tank had both leas blown off and the
wi - - , . .
rest ot his body cut to pieces. He - . . ' - r'D. you need the rest.
lived long enough to be taken to the "Follow the three white rings lei ""(re that lingering nope
hospital, where he died. He also , becoming a popular cry among the eomewnere a Motes win rise up to
leaves a wife and family.- V -' tourists who are trawling t across lead " out of the wilderness, even
James Paddock, one of the owners, ' country in automobiles. - Tha three toougn you do retire to your tent lor
What has become ot tbe old fash
ioned bo whose soul was afire with
ambition to become a brakeman as
soon as he was big enough? , . "
I may be unusually full of opti
mism, but blamed if I ever worked
myself up to tbe point of Imagining
the country was going to the dogs
if my candidate for congress failed
to land the Job, Bert Walker.
Fall Tana ftrtinr 81
KANSAS STATE ,
AGmCUa.TIJWAI. COL. LEGE
Airkalrere, Enirinaariaf, OeaHtIk Schaet,
Veteriaary Mcaiciw, Arcliilertart, friaunf
Praparatorr cUm for ,tidn oMr alztaaa
SamlforaCatalaeua .
In A nai. WATtM Muhttaa, tM.
'SWAT THE GNAT" NOW THU CUV
The "Kansas Farmer's" Special,
The "Kansa0 Farmer published
health; you were not cut out for . awmwiug b-
such heavy work. It is very
cred-
Itflhla In vnit in inta liri fhta tnK
unsolicited, , but now that Atlas Is "bcrlptlon for: Largest display of
clgt premiums to the exhibitors of
the Dickinson counfy fnir: one yeai's
f rested up again, don't you think you
horse,, any breed; fruit, any kind;
FOLLOW THE THREE RINGS.
haA hattar raal.Af W .11 lrnn that raIn kind; P0Ut09S, any V8'
rietyt wueei, any a.iuu, poultry, guy
. ' . . rlltlnn and manVlnn I. nn tha wrn. ira, ". lOBieioea,
iney win uiiwt u .q one a.. --------- - " .,'7,.TJany kind: watermelons, anv kind.
of Abilene to the Other.
' Then
This special premium, list does not
jjjat appear in the regular premium list.
uui it out ana preserve 11. v ,
IN NEW VORK SOCIETt.
was knocked down and badly stuned,
but will recover.. ,.: :
YOUNG MEN SAW A GHOST.
It Had a Gun and Shot it Too Foot
altace Followed.
r- i .5 SUlUe-Kessengefc . ; "
Benjamin F. Kesslnger and . Miss
. Lenora M. Stlllie were united In mar
riage at St. John's restory last even-
" tng hy the Hey. Panl B. James, rec-
' tor ot St. John's Episcopal church.
Withoi . taking a trip tbey , 'will
take up their residence at . r nee , in
their 'new home on West " Second
areet ; Both bride and groom are
well knewn young people of th city.
The bride Is one of the best teachers
of the veounty and fhe'. groom
tenographer of the Pioneer Produce
company. They deserve much
plnesav 'ff '' :
A ghost in Jesse Snlder's alfalfa
patch,", said John Eddy to a crowd
of .friends. ;"Yes", indeed, you Just
come on and go out home with me
tonight and see that "white looking
thing flap its arms-and groan."-'-"Ah,
come on Jane, quit your kid-
din', us ".replied Pat Makins, at the
same time winking at Al Porter.
"You are all cowards and are
trfraid to come out," continued Eddy.
"."Not on your .life; Well go, wont
we fellows?" said Makins, calling
Eddy's dare.''-, '.: , )'
' Bo sure enough at 11 o'clock that
night John Eddy, . '.'Pat" ; Makins,
"Penny", Young. Al Porter ' and ,
'Doc"- Eisenhower . were seen head-
Beautiful Women of the 400
r Have Luxuriant Hair. '
Who
In; gay 1
rlna-s system la being Installed all , d! "P- our own ousiness neeos
over the United States. . B..B. Coul- yor attention. There are weeds in
son is the tirst automobile man in b01" front nd runbish on your
this part of the country to sUrt the doorstep. : fioi brother, Jhe thing for
system. He has had three rings you to ao is to gently sot tne worm
painted on telephone poles along the back on the shoulders of Atlas d
aiiu a i.- il .. i- tu . nrov tavvantiv itint ha TriDV.ha a I von I '
ne" " 7 to1 hoM it ".wM. without Ia "JT
The ring system start east of the, your help.
Brenlzer place, northeast of Abi-j ; 'Jl J
lene, goes down Olive street to Honesty Is the best policy, but hair preparation that will kill
Biignta,.ineDce aown oucwye to did you evernotice that a lot of fel- persistent dandruff germs,
New York, where women
get their Ideas from their foreign
Parisian Sage Is the discovery ot a
well known scientist, and be claims
most emphatically that It is the only
the
ond, then on West to- the Santa Fe
tracks, then south' a block, -west two
blocks south to the Union-Pacific
railroad tracks and then west to the
section line.- ;;- ,'"',,-' 'f :' -.'
, Signs have been painted, to be
posted along the route reading "West
Thrn Abilene, Follow Three Rings"
and "East Thru f Abilene, Follow
Three Rings; Karl Riddle, a chauf
feur at the Coulson garage, Is re
sponsible for the artistic ' arrange
ment ot the signs.. . .
They will be a great help to the.
lows ao pretty wen in spue or nr., j, M. Oleissner & Son guarantee
.'- Jl .jl- - - Parisian Sage to cure dandruff; In
r No man ever has too many friend!; two weeks, to stop falling hair; to
but a lot of them have too many of
He is Doing Worse Things Than the
.;, House Fly.
It Is "swat the gnat" now. Some
Iowa physicians have discovered that
It la the gnat that carries around In-
fa&iUe paralysis germs and caused
the "terrible epidemic" In Kansas
and lowa." -'-,'. -'..
Tbe gnat Is similar to the yellow
fever mosquito that crowds beneath
the clotlbng of .the victim and
through a set ot muscles which com- -
prise small glands, and Injects Its
germ. . The physicians are preparing
a detailed report to be filed with the
Iowa stite bf rd of health. . ,
Recuperejtlori-there s not so much
In the ordinary vacation as there Is
In a single bottle of Hood's Sarsa-
parllla, which Refreshes : the tired
blood, sharpens the dulled appetite,
restores the 'lost., courage. . Take
Hood's Barsapartlla this summer.
kind.
-..-s
ing westward. A the boys neared ltourlt tnat P8" throuSh Allent
DDiiTJK HABIT
Would you like to master it?
Yea Can, in 3 Days
" Looks almost too good to believe, but
, every day proves tt tree. ;
. - ;. , :" PRESIDENT TAFT ' :
. in recent speech at Ada, O., said:
"The progress that la being made
In medicine is marvelous. A consider
ation of recent advances Justifies the
' view that we are on the eve of discov
- erie that will rob diseases ot : their
terror and destructive nature. The
ruth Into the medical ranks it not ex
plained by its emoluments; It comes
' from the fascination of possible dis
covery of that which-will aid human
ity and secure to the investigator
world-wld fame." .
Dr. Neal discovered the antidote to
alcoholic poison -which brings about
the simplicity of 8 Days' Cure for
"the curse of mankind; The cause
is treated directly; Is 5 neutralizes j
and eliminated. .Nature takes charge
and proper functions are returned In
three days. More time is not neces
sary, it is fixed. N'o failures.
A guarantee bond arjd contract is
given each patient air-eeelr that the
modern improved Seal iretm?B
will effect a perfect cure in the in
. !ilute or home in three days or re
fund the money. It will be deemed
a privilege to be ot service to you in
any way. Write or call for Infortna-
t'on. hook, and cepy of contract. The
Neal Treatment is quite pleasant
r -irt kwrn ou the patient Health
the haunted glen Pat Makins' voice
broke the silence ot night: "Look I
look! fellows there's (he ghost over
there." . Immediately tbe hats of the
members of the ghost party arose
from one to two inches - off ' their
heads for sure enough, there was the
ghost, tall as a mountain and flap
ping his arms. Bang! bank? What
the ghost shooting? Well if It did
the Boys ean never tell. ' A mad race
was made for town and it la reported
that "Penny" Young was. the fastest
foot racer. .' ' '
Jt has leaked out today that Mak
ins and Porter bad It fixed out with
Catcher Ehrgott to play the part of
tbe ghost, but you cannot make the
other members of the party believe
Mr. Coulson said; '1 have had peo-
Inla MmA'lA itiv Mnra anil tall ' ma
they turned north and went clear to
the convent before they realized that
they were off the track. I have had
j others tell me of getting lost in other
parts, of Abilene. -Therefore,
thought I would get In line with the,
eastern people and start the three
rings .system
' . . - Horses for Sale. .
Good team of 1-year-old work
horses, weight 1300 each.. Also set
good double buggy harness and 2
seated carriage la good shape. All
cheap. See E. E. Coulson. dftwtf
Will Show Fine Stock. -The
Fair Association Invited C. W.
Lamer, one of the leading stock im
porters and breeders of Central,
Kansas to make an exhibit at the
coming Fair. Mr. 'Lamer . lives in
Salina, Kai., and has made a great
success of the horse business. The
directors think it will be a big draw
ing card it Mr. Lamer can be induced
to attend. . . , . ,
ASKS RECOUNT OF VOTES. ,
, L. Worley Files Contest In Regis,
ter of Deeds Election, ...
J. t. Worley today filed contett
sr.lt against Mrs. Be'tha Anderson
asking that there be a recount cf
the vote on register ot deeds. He
claims that ballots which . should
have been counted for him were
wrongfully thrown out. It will be
heard before Probate Judge Ander
son who will appoint two associate
Justices. " At some time within 80
days the ballot will be recounted
Worley was defeated by 10 votes,
There never was a commuuitr that
bow every business Institution in
dldtft have a few fellows who knew
town should run, but, they couldn't
make a living for themselves.
; --v-jirji. ;;;';
We all love to meet a modest man,
make dull, lifeless and colorless
half beautiful and luxuriant; to cure
all itching disease sof the scalp, or
money back. ' 1
The price Is only 50 cents 'a large
bottle. Giroux Mfg. Co., Buffalo,
N. Y. -
Back From Market.
Miss Christine LaFollette Is back
from a trip to Chicago, St. Louis and
For Instance, there Is the dear soul Kansas City, where she has been pur-
who will admit to you that bis mil- chasing millinery tor her model mil
lionaire uncle way back East isn't llnery store. - While East she en-
, Hill's Work In the World.
A number ot men were crossing
Montana In the smoking ear ot strain,
The mercury waa above 100 and the
wlndowa of the car. were closed to
keen out the dust and sand. The
country was barren and drear, with
here and there along the railroad a
cluster ot newly built and unpalnted
bouses where James J. Hill, the path
finder of the northwest, was establish..
Ing new towna. ' One passenger, s
stranger In that section, Inquired:
"What country Is this we are pass
.ng through?" '" ' "
"This," replied another, "is a see- ,
tlon of the universe which God over
looked and Jim Hill Is trying to fin
lh tha inh" ,.
Publio - Sale
worth a penny over tbtrty-flve thou
sand dollars.
' .
Tne other day I beard a young fel
low say of his fother, "The old man
is so-slow he's got way behind tbe
procession" Now I will tell you why
the old man is behind. He has had to
work like, a slave for, years to keep
his family from . starving. His load
has gotten so heavy he has made all
fired slow time. But when his load
was heaviest and the road roughest
this same son never as much as ef
ferent the old man a lift. He never
even ao much as kicked a stone out
of the old man's way. ' He was busy
putting stones In the old man's path
I will sell at publio auction at my
home mile north of Abilene on
Buckeye, on . . '" .... u- .
gaged Miss Mary Mason, of Balti
more, Md for a trimmer and Miss
Elizabeth Douglass of the Frankei-
Frank millinery wholesale house at
Kansas' City, as a designer. She
aava the hats this fall are to be ex
tremes. The stove pipe hat will ,, ".' ..., . iunw
Tuesday, August 30,
a feature,
DON'T EXPERIMENT.
Yon Will Make ao Mlsttke tt You
Follow This Abilene Cltzen'e
Advice.
Never neglect your kidneys,
If you have pain In the back, urin
ary disorders, dizziness and nervous-
way all the time. The old man tolled De "' tlm ct nd no tlme to
on until bis back became bent and experiment These are all symptoms
his muscles cramped anl his bones! of kidney trouble, and you should,
Ing property:
4 head of Hones
Bay family mare 12 years old,
weight 1360 bred, gray1 horse 13
years old, weight 1800, brown mare
13 years old weight 1100, bay filly
past 1 year old.
2 head of Cattle
Two good milch cows.
tbormith'f Intr-rsred. , No r.rppder-
SCU. INSTITUTE OF KANSAS .
1 iv.--t Tmfi street, Ttrwka.
t'r. F. TT. V ', ?;J!-s! I:--- ,r.
" Tim Beat Hour of life
a when you do some great deed or
d Bcover tome wonderful f let. This
hour came to J. R. Pitt, of R ky kit
V. C. when he was suffering in'ense-
!y, as he tays, "from tha )' "old
ever fcnJ, I then proved my
ffat satisfaction, what a wonderful
Ooid and Cough cure Dr. King's New
Disiuvery is. For. after taking one
bottle, I waa entirely cured. You
eu't jr SD?ii;':; tf.o food of a ed
:e 1? tut" it I the surest sad
twt . ..' !'' fjr d eeaeed lunga.
!'" l:-a i. - Lar'ppe, Asthma.1
Hi .-. ris-T , Threat er I.nrt
T-jsio - f 1 1 f 1. T-sl bottle free.
5Bfn t-f 1, M. c:e:tssr.
Card-of Thank. .
W desire to thank the many kind
friends and neighbors who so kindly
ussisted ns during the slckneu and
death of our little son. Mr. and Mrs.
S. D. Korn. f ' . . ,
The Public Schools.
The Abilene public schools, will
open Monday, September 12.
Through some mstake the date of
September 14 hta been announced.
Tbe superintendent Will be la the of
fice at the high school building each
afternoon from 2 p. tn. until S p. m.
All persons desiring Information con
cerning entrance or classification of
pupils should call on him by phone
or in person during those hours.
Students from outside the territory
of the city will be admitted to the
high school en payment cf tbe re
quired tuition fee of 12.00 pr month
advance aa heretofore.
W. A. PTACEY. '
IM-w-S -. , fuperrnJcsSsnt i
stiff. He couldn't make any time.
Tbe kid laid In bed -until be waa
thoroughly rested and then got up
and loafed and fished the whole day
through. He waa the drag that held
the old man back. He struck hie
heels into the ground and pulled
with all his might Had tbe old man
done the proper thing and taken a
club and whaied the life out ot his
worthless boy and kicked bim oft
the wagon, he would now be up with
the procession. . But the sun Is In
the west now and the hill awful
steep.
Farm Implements, Eto.
Lumber wagon, spring wagon, t
seek a remedy which is known to seaieo carnage, top nuggy, open
cure the kidneys. I buggy, hay rack, good baggy pole.
Doan'a Kidney Pills I tbe remedy Mccormick mower, i-sectlon narrow
to use. No need to experiment It a ' cumvaior, n-
Yoa may not know It, but if you
can get Intimate enough with any
lawyer he will tell you that at one
time In hit younger days he was an
agent - ' . , .. ..
; ; ji j
I am getting somewhat tired ot
the fellow who come around to tell
me how much more he knows about
what the country needs than Old Joe
Cannon. Tbe same thing also ap
plies to the fellow who knows more
haa LaFollette. . :
Jl JS,
I have bn around quite a whtie,
nt tlnroed If I rrer Mf a political
haa cured many stubborn cases iu
Abilene. Follow the advice of an
Abilene citizen and be cured your
self. -
T. O. Adams, t0 West First
street Abilene, Kas, rtys: "My .kid
neys did not do their work properly
end tbe secretions from theso organs
not only passed too frequently, but
contained sediment I suffered con
stantly trob backache and when I
arose In the morning, I was all tired
out. Nothing had any effect on my
trouble until I used Doan'a Kidney
Pills. After taking them, my kid
neys became normal and all my pains
and aches disappeared. Other mem
bers of my family have used TJoen's secnrity at
tuaney nut ana in every msiiuvr,
benefit has been received. I Jo not
hesitate to publicly endorse this
preparation."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. - Forter-Milhurn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sol agents for the United
States. ,
Remember tbe name Doan'a
and take no other. -
Inch stirring plow nearly new, walk
Ing lister, 8-boveIed cultivator,
single shovel plow, double set car
riage harness good as new, double
set work harness, set single har
ness, grind stone. - .
Also some alfalfa bay In barn,
tome young chicken, 2 bee hive.
some vinegar.
Household Goods ,
And other article. - .
Terms
All sums of (10 and under cush;
sums over (10 a credit of I months
will be given on note with approved
10 per cent Interest; if
paid when due only S per cent ,lr-
terest will be charged. No propc-t'
to be removed until settled for. lm
per eent off for cash on sums c
110.
henry mm
J, N. Burton. Auctioneer.