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Abilene vnsmvr m,EgroR. ai nufcNE, kiyf Ag, pf&mgb fa Jgfa
COOLEY'S
New Jewelry Store
Second Street, East of Broadway
Filled with oomplete line of Diamond!, Watches, Jewelry, Cut Glass,
Clocks and Jewelry for
Christmas Presents
Wedding and Birthday Gifts
You ire invited to call and tee ui In our
New Elegant Location.
HONEST GOODS LOWEST PRICES
Watch and Clock Repairing
a Specialty
Satisfaction a-"uiazaateed. -
17. L. COOLEY, the Jeweler
Second Street, East of Abilene National Bank.
We extend
A Merry Christmas
and
A Happy New Year
to all.
BAKER M7ALLERSTEDT
The Bakers
Phone 133
office lobby while the mall la being
distributed are not the onea who let
the moat letters.
There are a lot of things In this
world that cut very little Ice, but for
the genuine article you want to go to
a swell wedding and watch the groom.
Some day the men will revolt and de
mand that the groom at least be put
on equal footing with the ushers.
Jl
When a woman ia smarter than
ber husband she boasta about It to her
confidential friends. When a man
la smarter than hia wife he doesn't
dare do it.
Jl J
Jn every community there are
knockera and there la alwaya one
knocker bigger than all the rest. The
neighbors alwaya aay of him, "Every
knock from him is a boost" They
mean that every time the Big Knock
er awings hla hammer he Injures him
self and helps the pther fellow. I
have lived in a number of commun
ities and all of them were alike on
the Big Knocker. The Big Knocker
is always a man who Uvea In a glass
house. But he doesn't know it. He
imagines all sorts of things, but one
of them Isn't that he has imperfec
tions himself. So.he spends hlB days
and his nights scheming on how he
can tear down something or some
body. No ties of friendship or grat
itude .will appeal to him. . Oo Into
any blacksmith shop and you will no
tice a big anvil. Around sear It you
will also see several hammers com
pletely worn eut. Examine the an-
TO ENTER IN JUNE.
D, Eisenhower's OUm trader
Regulations.
New
It Dwight Elsenhower of this city
passes bis examination . next month
for admission to the West Point mili
tary academy and all hli friend be
lieve he will his elaaa will be the
first to enter the academy under the
new regulations, according To which
matriculation day is to be in Juue
Instead of in March, aa heretofore.
The examinations for the next
claaa will be on January 1, 1911, ac
cording to g prevloua announcement
sent to the candidates. The present
arrangement by which the .cadets
enter the academy is not proving sat
isfactory, either to the offlcera or to
the cAdeta. The entrance of the
new class so near the close of the
year, when the officers and cadets
are preparing for graduation is aaid
to have created confusion and made
It almost Impossible to give the at
tention to the new class that ia de
manded. The ideal time to admit a class
to the academy Is just before the
cadets start on .their annual encamp
ment. At that time academic studies
are' suspended and the officers can
have a better opportunity to induct
the new cadets Into military life.
Especially It la Important that his
change should be made this year,
when a double class will enter the
academy aa a reault of the legisla
tion passed at the last session. The
change la made at the request of
General Berry, the new superintend
Til and ton will see that It la just aa
tnn aa the dav it waa installed. The nt 'M academy.
hammers have all been worn out on
that anvil - K ia ao with the Big
Knocker.
Convalescence after pneumonia, ty-
, time be wear, h.mse.f ZulVX'T?B
Temporary Heat QaleMy
. DM you ever giop to .think of the many Way. to whit
peroct oil beaicr if of value ? H you want to sleep with your lp
tjow open In winter, you cm et sufficient heat j rooi -n oil Better
while you nUres M n4 then turn It off. Apply mn
breakfast before the Move If rdUlni
beat CM ct immediate warmth from
an oil heater, end then turn it off. .
The girl who practice! on (he piano
In a cold room in the mornioi can
have warmth irom an oil heater while
she plays, and then turn it off. .
The member of the family who
has to walk the floor on a cold win
ter's night with a restless baby can jet
temporary heat with an oil heater, and
then turn it off. The
ERFECTIORI
Aholattb mAAtt mi tJkttat
r giving heat. Apply a malch and It Is lm.
mediately at work. It will burn for nine nours w,tncii rem nng. i. .
smokeless and odorleas. It baa a damper top and a cool handle. Aa indicator
always shows the amount ef oil In the font. ...... ,k.
It has an lomstle-locktno fhinae spreader which prevents i ths
wick from being turned high enough to smoke, and Is easy to remove and drop
back so that the wick can be cleaned In as instant. aui.M,
The burner body or gallery cannot become weds". cP.'?fi22iC
unscrewed tor rewicklng. Finished tn Japan or nickel, strong, durabls, wsU
made, built for service, and yet light and stnamentaL
mmg2iZ-" T-V
Standard JOi) Cpmpany
THE VILLAGE DEACON.
Bert Walker In the Osborne Farmer.
' I don't believe In working on Sun
day. And to be' real confidential
there are several other daya In the
week about which I am somewhat
akeptical.
Jl Jl
If all the men who have axes to
grind would get sufficient help to
turn their grindstones there wouldn't
be anybody left to make a living tor
the children.
"' jl jl
What has become of the old fash
ioned girl who alwaya proudly boast
ed that "no man had ever kissed her
except her brother?"
Jl Jl
We have people In our church who
are actually worrying for fear the
Lord will make a big mistake and let
acme of the hypocrites into heaven.
Jl . Jl
Old Bill Bhtttleea strolled into the
grocery store the other day and lit
bla pipe, after which he put half a box
of matches Into hla vest pocket.
"Well," said Bill to the boss, who was
busy, v"how did the election suit
you?". "All right, I guess," replied
the bosa, who Is noted for attending
to bis own business. "You are not
very well posted on conditions or yoa
wouldn't talk that way," answered
Bll, aa he again lit hla pipe. "It be
gins to look aa though we poor peo-j job after I had made a dismal failure
pie are never going to get any relief ' of It.
by the ballot. We are robbed right ji ,aj
and Teft, but when the votes are All towna are alike, and If you will
rounted every time the people seem i watch awhile you will note that the
to endorae It Look at the tariff and fellowa who atand around the post-
the way the railroads run things. I'll
tell you. something has got to be
done." "Say, BUI," said the grocery
man, "I'll tell you how you can help
things a little. You might go to
work and earn enough to pay me that
little bill you have owed me for a
year and a half. Then when you get
that one paid, you might try paying
some of the other fellows you owe.
It Isn't the tariff that has worn holes
In the seat of your pants nor the rail
roads that have kept you from work
ing." Old Bill started for the door
and just as he went out be muttered,
"No use in talking to a fellow that
belongs to the gang."
Jl Jl
I try mighty hard to avoid it-, but
there are some people who Just na
turally auggeat Itema, and no person
can keep from throwing a brick oc
casionally. Jl .4
"Brother Philander," aaid I to our
boss deacon the other day, "do you
always practice what you preach!"
"Well," repllel Philander with one
of hie rare smiles, "that depends,
If the preaching doesn't interfere with
the practice I do."
Jl A
Some men were just naturally cut
out for jurymen and pall bearers.
. Jl
I have disliked a certain man for
years and confidentially I will tell
you why. He held down a certain
and his reputatlqn completely out,
but the people be used aa anvils are
still doing business at, the old stand
and shpw no sign of the toll the Big
Knocker wasted on -them. Nfever
worry over the outcome of any race
In which the Big Knocker starts.
J Jl
Old Man Blowloud was telling the
other day that he had a brother who
was a big mogul for a railroad and
was drawing six thousand dollars a
year. A neighbor Investigated and
found that the brother's work con
alated In sorting out checka in the
baggage room, for which he received
fifty dollars a month.
"Brother Philander," aaid 1 to our
head deacon the other day, "our
church debt lan't going down so fast
as it should. Don't you think we
should hold a season of prayer?"
"Well," replied Old Philander with
one of bis calm smiles, "that might
help some, but a season of going
down In our pockets a little deeper
would help more."
Jl J
Mary Shiftless was nagging her
mother the other day for enough
money to buy a peck or two of false
hair, when her father overheard ber.
'Mary." aaid Old Bill aeverely, "if you
will keep that bunch the Lord gave
you combed and In good order all the
time you will have your hands full."
make It real and rapid there Is no
other tonic so highly to be recom
mended as Beod's Sarsaparllla.
Thousands so testify. Take Hood s.
Royal Arch Electa.
At its regular meeting last night
Cyrus Chapter No. 25, Royal Arch
Masons, elected and Installed the fol
lowing officers for the coming year:
F. W. Morse, H. P.; J. 0. Landes,
King; B. F. Myers, scribe; J. E.
Johntz, treasurer; J. E. Keel, secre
tary; N. Cole, C. of H.; P. H. Halleck
P. S.; C. W. Oana, 3rd vail; Jonathan
Harmon, 2nd vail; W. L. Cooley, 1st
vail; W. T. Gough, sentinel.
PRESIDENT SUBMITS k LIST
FROM WHICH HE WILL NAM!
JUDGES SUPREME COURT.
NEGROES FOUSD GUILTY.
A Mkt Cores Elis V;
Constipation Try It Frca
Simple way for any family to rstsia the food health of ail its member.
Verdict Against Thugs Who Attacked
Jim Boughner.
Quick work on a verdict In the
case of two negro thugs accuaed of
attacking Jim Boughner of Manches
ter, was done by a jury in the district
court at Sallna yesterday morning,
but according to one of the jurymen
the members of the jury tried a little
sharp practice on Judge B. A. Mason
and decided to stay out until they
had reason to believe the next jury
had been empaneled.
So they stayed out three quartera
of an hour. When they reported, the
jury In the next raae had already
been aelected, ao they were excuaed
for the day.
The jury found Harry Champ and
Sam Lyons, negroes, guilty of knock-
lnl down and robbing Jim Bough
ner, a white man from Manchester,
Kanaaa, the morning of Sunday Nov
ember 23. Will Hawklna. a Salina
"I had been troubled with constl'
pation for two years and tried all of
the best physicians in Bristol, xenu.,
snd they could do nothing for me.
writes' Tbos. E. Williams, Mlddle
boro, Ky. "Two paokagea of Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
cured me." For sale by all dealers.
Arrest .for Alaska Land Frauds.
Washington, Dec. 40. Charged with
conspiracy to defraud the govern
ment of more than 30,000 acres ol
Alaskan coal land, Donald A. Mc
Kensle haa been arreated following ar
Indictment by a federal grand Jury ai
Spokane, Waah.
Fire Deatroya Art 8chool.
Los Angelea, Cal., Dec. 10. The art
school of the University of Southern
California was destroyed by Are. Art
Director W. L. Judson, Mrs. AnderM
son, the matron, and eight students
narrowly escaped death.
negro,
bery.
was an eye witness of the rob-
FASCINATING HAIR.
Kvery Womaa Who Uses
Sage Haa .Plenty of
Parisian
It.
A Quake Fait in Cuba.
Havana, Dec. 10. Santiago de Cuba
capital of Santiago, was shaken by a
severe earthquake shock. There was
great alarm among the inhabitants,
but no damage haa been reported.
Hughes 8lated for Chief Justice and
and Two Kansas Men Are en
the List.
' Washington, Dec. 10. Two Kaniam
are in the list from which President
Taft will aelect appointees for the
supreme court of the United States,
These two are Judge William C. Hook
of Leavenworth and Judge John C
Pollock of Topeka.
The authenticity of the list is
vouched for by those who are in a po
sition to know. The namea were sub
mltted to a number of senators who
were told that the president would
pick two judges Irom the list of nine
men. g
The list started with the name of
Justice Charles E. Hughes, formerly
of governor of New York, who was
put1 down as the sew chief Justice.
The other sins, from whom two asso
ciates are to be chosen, are:
Justice Francis J. Swayje of the
supreme court of New Jersey.
Joseph R. Lamar of Augusta, Ga
ex-juBtice of the Georgia supreme
court.
Justice Gordon Russell of the
United States district court of Texas.
Justice William C. Hook of Leaven
worth, Kan., now a judge of .the
Eighth United States circuit.
Justice Willis Van Devanter of
Cheyenne, also of the Eighth circuit
court.
Justice John C. Pollock, Topeka,
United States district judge.
Chief Justice John Bradley Wlnslow
of the supreme court of Wisconsin.
Senator George Sutherland of Utah
W. D. McHugh, an attorney of
Omaha.
8 STEELStalTK, M. JK
SURGEON GYNECOLOGIST AND
, OCTilST
ABILENE, KANSAS
Practice limited to Surgery, 8urglcal
Diseases, Diseases of Women and JDla
aaes ot the Bye.
TO LAW FOR A JUDGE'S SEAT
TT editors of 'Health Hints" nd
r wirtaiMMi ana Answers" n.v cms qu
. lion th4 Is put t thm mors often than
mnr oirwr. snd which. strmsaily enoujih.
lhy find ths most difficult to anrwer.
Tfwt is "How out I ours my oonaUlr-
tion V
Dr. CsJdw!,, an smfnent spcsJla In
4)ftt of ths stomach, liver sud bow l a
has kwHti-a th wno4 tVtd ovor. has prao
tiftrf O- special ir !or tortf yrs and Is
mvlnr-d tht fr lnfT!inU rwriUipf in
what In on 14 I. CaidwKi's Syrus Papain
haa the twt claim is msntissa (rota cost
upau peapU,.
h9 rtfcwB In tJhw wh r fKvwn an-rrn.x.-fj
has dr murfc ta diar ths
4 aw k wafers. c-r-.n-
srs - h ,-, , i,r tmtm-:
' I - i 4 i- tt. -t, t,- ;
Parisian Saga will greatly Improv1
tb aUraciireneu of any person's
ths hair la a few daya. , It will do more'
It tonic IhCTwilentB strenrhntlhff
...... uitltu aWMlI Bk IBIalrnaP shim
johnril. fnn,."uw"M r tr. It will rid tfaa ac!p of rery particle
IxsirolL Minh Mr J j
bunia city and taouaanda
can do w teamed ot any
ran ide
HER ALKTCRAZY
With Pain. Itching Settled from
Knee to Toes. Physicians Cost
a Fortune. No Relief. Went to
Hospital 3 Years. Unable to Help.
Finally Used Cuticura and Was
Completely Cured.
" I Nmn te hav an Itching ovrr my whole
body about ipvmi yrn ago and this irtlN
in my limb, 1mm tha knM to the tor. 1
tnil Iomi ml man ih?k-lanii. a msttrr
which coot mc a fortune, and iftcf I noticed
that I did not get any relW that way, 1 went
for three year, to the hospital. Dllt they were
unable to help roe there. I used aU tin,
medicmo tltat I could ate but became worse
and wow. I bad an foflamniatkHi which
made mc .illroH erase with rin. Then I
allowed dit lw.it to air (ikials iliey wmiM
get really frurnum-d. I d.il rot know wlikt
to do. I wu -o i.k a-d hit) become ao
nervous lliat I ponltivtty lue.t all hope.
"I had seen C?c advcMKcnerl ot tr-eCutl--nira
R.fneilh-s a eei Jt trury Time-, but could
not make up try r trd to luy them, tor I
had alic-.lv irU sn ni.ny rrsda Ims. Finally
1 .m1 de. -h- to u-e tlic lilittira RfRrdM-
nr.. I trti you tl 'l I vm rever so pleased
as w l.en I roticl tl.at, tiler ha lea used two
art. ot fu"r,-a Ofcp. t'ulh lilt tllrtment and
t'uticui 1'His. ti e eriire fcrfian nation bad
SOOMKJ vm
A Leavenworth County Tangle Is to
Be Preaented to Supreme Court
for Settlement
Topeka, Dec. 10. A suit by J. H.
Wendorff, district Judge-elect in Lear
en north county, to oust Judge William
Dill from the bench, has been Sled In
the supreme court. The attorneys for
Dill Bled a demurrer and the case
will be argued. Judge Dill waa ap
pointed a year ago to All a vacancy
and Judge Wendorff waa elected laat
month. i
(First published in Abilene Weekly
Reflector November 17, 1910.)
SHERIFF'S SALE.
State of Kansas, Dickinson County,
ss.
JOHN W. ASLING,
Plaintiff.
vs.
DORA E. KRE1DER AND LEVI C.
KRELDER
Defendants.
. By virtue of an execution to ms
directed and delivered, Issued out of
the Eighth Judicial District Court of
the state of Kansas, sitting In and
for Dickinson county, in said state.
I will oa Monday, December 19tfa,
A. D., 1910, at the hour of 10 o'clock
a. m., of said day, at the front doer
of the court house in Abilene, in the
county and state aforesaid, offer for
public sale and sell to the highest bid
der for cash In hand, all the right,
title and Interest of the above named
defendants, In and to the following
described real estate to-wit: Lots
fifty-four (64) and fifty-six (56),
Broadway street, Southwtck and Aug
ustine addition to Abilene, Kansas.
Said property levied on and to
be sold as the property ot the above
named defendants.
J. R. YOUNG,
8heriff.
Sheriff's Office, Dickinson County,
Kansaa. Dated Nov. 16, 1910.
J. P. CAMPBELL,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
(First published In Abilene Weekly
Reflector December 1, 1910.)
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
SERVICE.
In the district court of Dickinson
county, state of Kanaaa.
JOHN N. LEHMAN, Plaintiff,
vs.
JOHN T. PRICE and LOANIA E.
PRICE, their unknown heirs, de
visees, administrators, executors
and trustees. Defendants.
To defendants John T. Price snd
Loania E. Price, and their unknown
heirs,, devisees, administrators, ex
ecutors and, trustees:
You and each of you are hereby
notified that you have been sued by
plaintiff in the above-entitled court
Judge Dill contends that he was ap- and cause, and that you and each of
pointed for the unexpired term of two 'yoa must answer plaintiff's petition
years and that Wendorf waa elected filed herein against you, on or before
for the new term, which will begin In tbe ,6tn dv of January, 1911, or It
1911. Wendorff contends that he waa w'1' be.Uken aa true against any and
elected for the unexpired term and " J Lf tMV.ZILS?,
not for the full term and that he 1?I2LV" .?'"7inH "IJ !"
so In default aa aforesaid: A decree
quieting the title in aaid plaintiff
and declaring the aaid plaintiff the
owner of the following described real
estate situated In Dickinson county,
slate of Kanaaa. to-wit: Lots twenty
four (24) and twenty-five (25) In .
block five (5) In University HeichU
I Addition to the city' of Abilene and
barring yon and each of you from all
right, title and Interest in and to said
premises. -
JOHN N. LEHMAN.
By his Attorney, S. 8. Smith.
should take bis office st once.
Waal to try It Bra a Sr .T 'L r?T
oh be ebfeiood by wrlUtx mawT
Dr. CaM well doew not ti ..... ... .
Jr. u ' ." rm!' tele obll
aatloa. He h.a apeeiallaed la atomwek.
liver and bowel diaeaaea lor oeer forty
lZZ,2i.m,X sir. t,;
reader any advtr era the awbiect free
;Lr"2rf.v"r I write
am. Mier fe the iseiiMi
tie fee. at-i s4i-,s ,
' 1. 1 ss&BUcei.i 1.L
1t72 ""'," wm r,B scaup oi every panicle i tdy cured. 1 sbo
v.r,o.v' d,MOn. it win stop ra!!:.'''.
! f otbera. It ; falling hair and Itching scalp, or i ouW o. ir rer.erd tirn to u-e
eruaiilat at Sfiyj " I eu-v M . he I He cerhs, K:l (Second
money back.
Parisian Sage Is a daintily per
fumed preps ratios, delightfully re
freshing and free front grease or
stickiness. It will tasks hair grow.
Sold aid guarantee hy J. U.
C!e leaner (or It tents a large soiUe.
tmth.
out.
Ave.
Sew Yes. K. 1 .. AM!. lO. BP."
'Mrs. Bertha reft wv fctrr-fcs4aw a4
I know well lw ,he at flered end waa cured
by the C'itK-i'a Rflnertte after Siary oK'ey
Irratmeet. leP-ei Horrw Oarts, 1.1 S Hn
Dl . b-w N. . eecrelary ol Deiitsck-
Odrwwr I M.-Verrtn. KeKfner lieoeaw
bn e,o -.it tsta a ty . etc.
c-' i am riv t. rsiaia titaiws aeJ
Dri 'V.-e I vtnM ftael. w ttee Wats a
,w-. iwm rsw ess sw.1 mr v mm
Tte g'.rl with the Aubarm bat, Is Z.VKZ2JrZZ
S S'try bottle. ' m Baaaaa,
Catarrh Oannot be Cured,
with local applications, ss they can
not reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh ia a blood or constitutional
disease, and In order to cure It yon
must take Internal remedlea. Hall's
Catarrh Cure ta taken Internally, and
acts directly on tbe blood snd mucous
surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is not
s quack medicine. It waa prescribed
by one of ths beat physicians in this
country for years snd is s regulsr
prescription. It Is composed ot the
best tonics known, combined with the
best blood purifiers, acting directly
on taSa tnriroui aurfaces. The oer-
'fect combination of tbe two Ingred
ients Is wbst produces each wonder
ful results to cuiisg Catarrh. Send
for tretimonlala free.
r. J. CHENEY A CO , Props,
Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, pries 76c
Tsks HaU's Family Pills for Coa
stipatioa. rOC ItST en3;d,ra yoa ea take
to rid yrsnra. 1 of fenmore sad
r ynor fmoipwtvi, is Hand's f-r-epai;s-'
sow T-'"S CJ AM 5 1".
(Pint published In Abilene Weekly Re
flector December (, IMS.)
NOTICE Or APrOIXTMBNT -
State of Kansas, Dickinson County, aa:
In tho wiatter wf the estate of An
drew gcheufela, deceaned. uu ot Dick
inson eouatr. Katisao.
Notice ta hereby clven that oa tbe
trd day of I lev-em her, A. D. tha
underalntied wroa by tbw probate eewrt
of Iitcktneoo county, Kanaaa. duly ap
pointed and qualified as administrator
of the oataito of Andrew Schewfwle, So.
ceaaed. llo of rfklMoai woontv, Kwn.
on. All portieo . Ineeeeoted In awid
eetata will tbe l lew and govera
themaelvao ae'rd'eE'r,
V. lisAit Si'Tt m as. '
Administrator.
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