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AltlLK.NK VJJ:K1,V ItKrUvCfoSt, A" 2 KXK, KAX8., OCT-': ; .a o, I8io.
and will move
Come with us and we will do thee good
Florida surpasses California in climate, productiveness, variety of crops
and nearness to market. , 1
Go and
Cheap excursion with stopover privileges., Buy while you can for
land values "double within af few months. x.
ALL LAND SOLD UNDER GUARANTEE
Some will go Oct. 18. A LARGE PARTY LEAVES NOVEMBER 15.
Spend one winter at least in this ideal climate.
Dade County has healthiest, happiest and most prosperous people in
the United States. Nearly all from north and west.
MIAMI, FLORIDA,
W, H. EICHOLTZ GO.
UNDERTAKERS
The Same Careful atten
tion that has been given to
the Eichohz business for the
past thirty-nine years.
ti. K. EICHOLTZ.
H. H. EICHOLTZ.
Lioensed Embalmers
Abilene
Kansas
S STEELSMITH, M. D.
tSCRGEON GYNECOLOGIST AND
, OCULIST
ABILENE. KANSAS
Practice limited to Burrery, gurgle)
IMmum, Dlnun ot Womaa and Dl-
i ! we ye.
W. T. TRIPLETT, D. D. S.
DENTIST
i Over Case's 8tor
PAINLESS EXTRACTING
: I IB If you trrraa bttalurw and mil; ut to
aWbHil pure that poor kvim at yvan of thuw
t 4m. Mop upriuUBt and km ks
r br
liW
Co .Kta.A. AMI
Yoa an not experimenting op your
lf wbea you teke Ctumberlaln'
Cough Remedy for a cold as that
preparation has won Its great reputa
tion and extenlve aale 9; iti remark-
aoie cures ot coicis. ana can aiwavs
k depended- upon. It -is equally
valuable for a dulu and children and
may be given to young chlldrf It
implicit confidence aa it eonlalna no
iarmful dmg. 6old by atl dealeri.
' fTOnNG, oniinjr, scaling Salt Eheusn
cured by iiood't bamaparilla
thr cMt and unitilled remerly for
ry kuid of SKIN DISEASE.
TS only m!t law was or bmL
lOrwriMaOTbr il8-30r. Trial tw 4e, fraa B-lra
FLQIH1
D
down Nov. 15th accompanied by a
dozen families
See for YOURSELF
Call on or address
ML
LIF
after Nov. 15.
APPROVED PLANS
TO RAISE II
The
Wreck of Battleship Up by
February 15.
FIND THE CAUSE OF EXPLOSION
Tha Old Hulk Will B Towed Out to
Sea and Sunk Bodies to Arling
ton National Ceme
tery. f
Beverly, Oct. 14. President Taft
filnally baa approved plana tor raising
the wreck of the battle ship Maine
which call for the completion of the
work on or before tha 13th anniver
sary of the destruction of the war
vessel, February 15, next. Tha work
la to be done according to plans made
by army engineers and to be under
direction of an engineer officer.
Spain May Ba Represented.
President Taft believes that the
paramount question ta the determin
ing for all time of the causa ot the ex
plosion and whether the source of
destruction waa from the outaida or
inside the vessel and has Invited Spain
to send a representative to be present
at the work of exposing and removing
the wreck.
The disposition of the old hulk re
mains to be settled. The army engi
neers believe that It will be possible
to float the after two-thirds of the
vessel. The forward third, where the
explosion wrought the greatest dam
age and killed the greatest number ot
the crew while they were asleep In
their quarters, is believed to be too
far gone even to be taken out as a
whole and the wreckage will be re
moved piecemeal.
Examine Wreck First.
Den. William H. Rlxby, chief of
engineers of the army, aecured the
presidents formal approval ot the
plans In writing Ceneral Blxby be
llevea that the task can be completed
within three months std It - Is bis :
opinion that Havana' Harbor will be
clear of the wreck by February 16
next. No part of the wreck Is to be
disturbed until a full opportunity has
been given to view and study It . To
this end the first work will be the con
struction of a coffer dam of Interlock
leg steel pilllngs large enough to give
a clearance or SO feet on all sides of
the wreck.- The pumping out of the
water when the dam la completed un
questionably will be an Impressive
event
Tha bodies of sailors who lost their
fives ia- the disaster and were pever
recovered will be taken to the Arltng
toa National Cemetery at Washington
tor aortal. . - . . .
ABILENE, KANSAS
Kan., next yearr The flecuflbs wasL
mad. at the meeting of the lodge here,P' . n ' . -
Several other towns desired the en -
campment,
but
there was ne strong
opposition. John G. Muse of Larned
was elected frand warden. , ,
she eeooHr a ftiAH fob $200
AN
AU8TRIAN GIRL CAMS
AMERICA FOR HUSBAND.
TO
But Only Wanted Marriage Certiflcata
to Claim Inhsrrtanoe Unique
Pre-Nuptlal Contract
Washington, Oct. 15. Miss Eugenie
Adams, the Austrian girl, who adver
tised that she would give 1200 cash to
the man who would marry her and
separate from her Immediately In or
der that she might qualify for a big In
heritance .in her native land, made
good by marrying H. 0. Brown ot this
city.
The following was the unique pre
nuptial agreement: -"Washington,
Oct. 14. This agree
ment made this Hth day of October,
A. D., 1910, by an between Eugenie
Adams of Vienna, Austria, and Harve)
O. Brown, ot the city of Washington,
0. ., wltnesseth:
"First That they will enter Into the
bopds of matrimony and upon the per
formance of the ceremony uniting
them as man and wife, the said
Eugenie Adams will pay to the said
Harvey- O. Brown the sum ot Two
Hundred Dollars ' (1200) in lawful
money of tbe United States.
Second That each of said parties
will immediately separate one from
the other and upon no consideration
or condition w... uner attempt to see
or molest or annoy the other In any.
way shap or form thereafter.
Third That neither of said parties
will solicit any aid or money or as
Ut?nce financial or otherwise from
the other in any way shape or manner.
or try to exercise their marriage right
Witness our hands acd aeal this
Hth uay of October, 1910.
tScall .
"EUGEXIE ADAMS.
"HAKVEV O. BROWN".
Within two hours of the wedding
which waa performed by Magistrate
Bundy the newly wedds had parted
forever. the bride hauDlly aettina out
for Austria to claim her fortune and j
groom with the $2U0 permlum tucked
an ay in his inside pocket
Chief Justice Steele Dead.
Denver. Oct. 13. Chief Justice
Robert W. Steele, or the Colorado au
preme court died as a result of a
stroke of apoplexy, Buffered three
weeks ago. He was born 51 years ago
In Lebannon, O., and had been on the
upieme bench for ten yeara.
Pace Toe Swift for Bevtrldoa.
Anderson, Ind., Oct. 15 Tbe strenu
oua pace eet-r Col. Roosevelt while
tearing Indiana la behalf of Benator
Beveridge was too much for the sena
tor, a ho broke dowa although Ux
eolonel kept going.
Jl'AVOK'S JlKKTi.W IMS IIMKAS.
One Man Rule For Schools I Not
;'. Approved.
J. T. Nicolay, ' president of tbe
Commercial club Is home from Wich
ita where he attended the" meeting
of the League of Kansas Municipali
ties. The League refused to go -on
record In favor of making the com
mission form of government compul
sory In all Cities in Kansas, and also
turned down an attempt by Mayor
Blllard of Topeka to endorse a move
ment to put city schools under the
commission form. Tbe meeting re
solved against Governor Btubbs pen
ile utilities bill, on tbe ground that
tbe state board of railroad commis
sioners could accomplish as much If
Invested with proper authority. The
alleged paving brick trust in South
ern Kansas was discussed. Many
wanted to let up on the matter' of
street paving until the trust com
menced to seream, while others fa
vored retaliation by adopting paving
which resembles asphaltum. No ac
tion was taken regarding paving mat
ters. The meeting left practically
everything to the legislative commit
tee. The principal matter under dis
cussion relates to a uniform system
of bookkeeping tor cities. An agent
present bad a system for sale.- -
HAS TOKS CUT OFF.
W. Shook Suffer Painful Acci
dent at Sallna Trie Morning.
While boarding She early east-
bound Union Pacific train at Sallna
this morning D. W. Shook slipped
Just as the locomotive started up,
and In some way bis foot became
caught under the car wheel, which
passed completely over it, cutting
the toes off. "fir. Shook had come
from the east on "No. 1" last night,
intending to get off here, but he had
fallen asleep and waa carried on to
Salina. A Sallna physician happened
to be on the train at the time of the
accident, and the injured man was
placed in hia care as far as Abilene.
He is doing as well as could be ex
pected. i .
NO PAY YET FOR MARSHAL.
Police Ordinance Again Reported Un
favorably at Council Meeting.
.
t p nfiitchlann la still waiting lor-
. ' Ti. .,.. ..
," -i --,--- -
' ieeslon or tne unautaunua hkv
last summer. The council appro
priated 10.B0 to settle this account
soma time ago, but the .mayor de
clined to sign the warrant on the
ground that the city ordinance allow
ing only II per year for a day mar
shal made It Illegal for him to do so.
An amendment to the ordinance, al
lowing pay to special day officer for
service, was reported unfavorably by
the ordinance committee of the coun
cil last evening. -
The mayor did right in having a
special policeman during the Chau
tauqua and there are many times
when such assistance Is needed. Thc
council will have the approval of
the town If it adopts an ordinance
providing for such special service.
Too many crooks and too many
emergencies arhie when special po
lice should be hired and paid for
It. '
FILTHY STOMACH.
Food Fermenting In Stomach Causes
a Rank Condition.
When you have Indigestion your
food sours; - many times It actually
rota and forma gases that poison tbe
blood.
Take' MI-O-NA stomach tableta If
you want to change your bad atom
ach Into a healty, clean one. Ask J.
M. Glelssner. v
. MI-O-NA la the best prescription
for upset stomach and Indigestion
ever written. No matter how miser
able your stomach feels, MI-O-NA
stomach tablets giva Immediate re
lief. Take MI-O-NA stomach tablets,
which are guaranteed to'cure InSl
gestlon and rid yourself of dlislness.
biliousness, nervous or sick head
ache, or money back. , .
Take MI-O-NA tablets If you want
to make your stomach so strong that-
It will digest the heartiest meal wlth-
'n.t diatrom. and furnish aood, clean.
aatr1tous blood making elements to
the body. - ... N
Take MI-O-NA tableta, one or two
lth or after each meal. It you want
to get rid of that drowsy, tired out
feeling.. '
,' Fifty' centa Is all J. M. Glelssner
or leading druggist everywhere ask
for a large box of MI-O-NA tableta.
Ton can get a free trial treatment by
writing Booth's Ml-o-aa Co., Buffa'o.
N. T.'
For Sale-
Male pointer pap, for Information I
phone Pleasant Hill, P. O. addre.
Prtert-" J. JE Wfter. IJ-Jwtf
THIS VILLAGE DEACON,
By Bert Walker in OaUorno. Farmer.
; Young man, you evidently have
forgotten fiat old adage which runs
that those who dance must pay the
fiddler. Ton bave the Idea that you
can waste your youthful days on the
streets doing nothing and working
when you feel like it, and wake up
when your full la beginning to down,
with a pocketful tt shekels. You
can't do. it unless some one takes
pity on you and remembers you la
a will. If ,you waste the golden
hours of your youth id loafing you
must expect to come to ant when
you are old.'; If. you- dissipate the
strength ot your early years In riot
ous living and look, .upon the wine
when It la red, you must expect (o
have stomach ' trouble - and shaky
nerves when you begin to approach
the sere and yellow. It is all rlgbt
to dance a little, but don't overdo
It so that you will go broke la pay
ing the fiddler. There is mighty lit
tle to tbls dancing business anyway.
The fellpjvs who bedpme railroad
presidents don't do tt. , But, of course
if you want to tag along at the tall
end of the procession when you get
old, the thing to do Is to dance your
heafl off while you are young.
Too many politicians wait until
after they have made their pile and
cinched their Job before they get the
idea that the whole body politic
should be purified.
I may be rather optimistic, Jjut
here Is the way I look at it: Remon
the Jobs and fat salaries from the
game of politics and neither insur
gent nor standpatter will bother us
any more.
I expect to get my block knocked
off some day. Whenever a fellow
starts to tell me a story that I have
heard about a dozen times I can't
roBlut the temptation to say, "That'B
old. I heard it twenty years ago."
I will labor and vote for any can
didate for office who will announce
that he can g!t a law passed making
It a penitentiary offense for a person
to ask to borrow my lead pencil.
-
It is a!l righted assist the preacher
with your prayers but when it tomes
'tn Wine his salary don't forget that
- -
he has to eat and the ravens may ne
busy elsewhere.
if the neonle had' the power to
make it rain whenever they wanted
to by voting on it, there would be as
much scrapping as there Is over poli
tics. One man would bave out a
flice field of corn and his neighbor
would be right In the midst of h!s
harvest. One would want rain aud
the ' other sunshine.' Then there
would be a scrap and all the rest
of the neighbors would take sides.
The nianhijlth theorn would insist
that be was right and- the man with
the wheajtf would point outow if
It did rain it would ruin the coun
try. The man who was running a
hnmbnrzer sandwich stand at the
street fair would become the mortal
enemy of the man who had a gar
den.. The politicians would tei now
they stood for rainy weather and the
country must be saved. That's about
all there Is to politick. . It all de
pends on whose ox Id gored among
the big fellows, while the rank and
tile stand aside and watch the scrap
and vote, one way because ' their
neighbor votes the other. But it is
a lot of fun so long as the machine
doesn't bump Into our own fence.
You may talk ' about the onward
march of progess all you please, and
how the wonderful inventions of late
yeara have revolutionised the world,
but when It comes to convenience and
satisfaction nothing beats the small
potato Mat la atuck on the snout of
a coal on can, a scoeuiB uikbiww
by our poky forefathers.
- Deafness Cannot be Cured
by local applications, as they "annot
reach the diseased portion ot the
ear. There is oniy oue m
deafness, and that Is by consUtutlon
al remedies. Deafness Is oau'd by
an Inflamed condition of the mucous
lining of the Eustachian ru. w nen
this tube Is Inflamed you have a rum
bling sound or Imperfect hearing, and
when it Is entirely closed. Deafness
i. th reautt and unless the Inflam
mation can be taken out and thla tube
restored to lta normal condition, hear-
in will be destroyed forever, nine
cases out of ten are caused by Cat
arrh, which Is nothing but an Inflam
ed condition of the mucous snrfacea.
- We will give Ore nunareaLwi
lars for any case of Deafness (caused
br catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
culars free. -
P. J CHENEY ft CO., loieoo,
0.
Bold bv druftKlsts, 75c.
Take Hail Family Pilla for con
etipatioB. , "
Children Cry
FOil FLETCHER'S '
C AGTO R I A
J 11a Badge of Honesty
t on every wrapper of Doctor tnf
Z i....i(..t hnfi&uiie a full ,
IKWfl wwiww v-- r .
list of tbe Ingredicuui W0
printed there la plain Juigllam Jrrl .
years or experience n .- --r-----worth
as a bloAl purifier and lylgora
log tonic for the Are of stomach disorder
sod all liver 111. U builds up the run
down system a no other tonld can la
which alcohol I used. The active niedlft-
ioal principles of native rooia
Qoiden Seakaod Queen s root, Ston ana
HanaraK noi, uni".
Cherry bark are extracted and preserve!
If HI use oi cuuuiK-iij yy-yi "
t.. d.r in rtr. TL V. P err
at Buffalo. N. Yn tot fnt booklet which
notes extract from wi-rgu'j
leal authorities such as Dra. Barthotow, ,
trin. Scudded Coa. Eillncwood and
host of other, showing that the root
)ndeapoa lor weir eurmu
weak atateaot ua atomacn.
ly Indigestion or dyspepsia
1 Mlinuiar liver aomDlainu
waning diseases when therw
h aw1 nitual rannlna dowa
of tkJtlrenfth and system.
rue -UOIOtH Meoicai mucurrrr ui.-.
mra Plow uu v '""fl'p"",,'r.f
th ul7'tShtCVvawrtem
I'll f-'Miuuii in-ii n iiumi ri -
rT' - II .1.1- - (tu,i.n. hl.,ki.KA nlffiiilne
and eruptions as well as scrofulous swl -ling
and old open running sore or ulcer -m
mimI ami daiImI. Ia tnatlnc old
running sores, or ulcers, It Is well to In
sure their healing to appiyu mm ur.
Pierce's All-Healing Salve. Ifyourdrug
gtst don't happen to have this Salve la
Mock, send fifty-four centa In postago
stamps to Dr. R. V. Fierce, Invalids' Hotel
and Surgical Institute, Buffalo. N. Y.. and.
a large box ot the "All-Healing Salve
will reach you by return poet
You can't afford to accept a secret no .
vumasasubstltuteforthlsnon-alcoholia, .
nedlclne or xkowic composition, not.
wen though the argent dealer may
thereby make a little bigger proQt .
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulat
and invigorate stomach, liver and bowel.
4ugar-coated, tiny granule, ay to Uka -tacaiwtT
1878 .. . "TT 191 V
31 Tears in Business
in Abilene - N
W. U COOLEY
We can fli your
" i vwi.i.i ,
clock or watch or
Jewelry right, j
See our new dis
play of Jewelry,
Eye Glasses and
Bpectacles.
' ' PRICES RIGHT
Third St, acroa from P. O.
Public - Sale
Havina concluded to Quit farming.
I will sell at fubllc sale on A. 0-
Westrup's farm 8 miles north or -Woodbine,
4 miles' eaBt and 1 mile
south of Pearl, and 6H miles south
west of Lybnedale, on
Friday, October 28th,
commencing at 10 a. m., the follow
- " . lnfr property:
15 bead of Horses .
' 20 head of Cattle
' 20 head of Hogs
' Farm Implements, Etc-
TERMS All sums of $10 and tin- -
der cash; sums over $10 a credit of
ia months will be ktven on note
with approved security at 10 per
cent Interest; It paid when due only
at tiaa OATlt interest will be charged.
No property to be removed until Bet-
tied for.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
A.J.
Prop.
J. N, BURTON, Auctioneer.
S. L. BOOK, Clerk.
T Parker's
1 HAIR BAL8AM
"chaoM u4 fcMtitfflw tat ha
aVf jPromoaa tamtam rrawth
I 1 Sere Fall to Batopa Orar
Cam cBlp d -. a h.h '..1:114,
CATARRH
Ely's Cream Balm
6ura to Civa Ca'tafactlon. .
Oivia KtllCP T ttct. r
tt cleenw, sootlwe, th acd prra- tW
ltaeaand membrane wiinn? fr tn Catarrb
and drin hwl a OnU in thi Eiwi q'Jl. ily.
!itom tt-.e Stnwe of Ta-a and BrnfU.
Sj&y -o w. . CoQLaiaa no iajnri.au d-iva
Anvl 1 inU the ai-atTils m-1 ahort4 -rat
Pife, 60 cants at JVivriaia w
wi L i; ia Crwat Biia toe m t
enmiarra. 75 eactia,
at BWTNrS, II Wviea Jt Jrw Ya