Abilene weekly reflector. [volume], April 13, 1911, Image 9

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-TIE LISTED THAT SELLS ITSELF"
, . A Careful Exualmtiaa f the . .
NEW OLIVER USTEil
T . . .. : i, j that , required
friend and
Light, Attractive AO
Ha rigid pole oonitroclioa which prides the machine accurately under
U luchcUoM MUUiide work, doublUiangirft turning. ' -
It abort and coupled up close tnd
end permit! Dottoro to ioiiow aa wrem iuitow. - ;
Has a patented deykw that prevent! gesis cutting and a spring that
keepe tnen in men. r
Rear axle li locked when plow la
when railed, and admits of eaatering
the machine.
CoraUaler ' V if:
-.with riwrct e
with Uiec catenas ,
Cecne in and let at ehow yen ana,
MIINICK & TAYLOR, Abilene, Kansas
A Stone to Fit Your
Pocketbook
; Ton need not go beyond your sseans
aowadaya, to erect a monument of
the proper material and correct de
sign. ..We specialise on medium,
priced work and give yon honest val
ue tor every dollar you put into your
cemetery work. We are bow taking
orders for our spring carloads and
can give yea the advantage et low
-freight rates at this time. Write
or call on
ABILENE MONUMENT CO.
JAY HARDING S01T, freftietora
Abilene, Kansas.
Goodell's
JEWELRY STOSE
Jewelry, Watches. Qock, Cut
- - Class and Silverware
Watcb aad Clock Repairing a
gpedalty at
GOODELL'S
Srd Street, opposite Postoffiee
JAMES A. TUf TS
Funeral Director tad
Embaimer
Coeapeteat Lady Assistant
Carry at all times In stock a tU
line of Funeral Supplies; '
Phone: Day call 11. night and
Bunders 44. ', ' - - '.'
J. A. TUFTS
1 F-ASKES 3 I
V "m t IB' .1 J-J t-WBt I
to make you its fast
advocate.
the Conveniences.
nu a mm to wucn me vesm as
lowered end automatically released
wheels mder the frama in becking ,
, '
'. ; ' Cotteaene' Cora Uttaff
the USTER will de the I
TUBERCULOSIS SERMONS.
Sunday, April 80, AU Ministers to
Preach oa the Subject.
Ministers all over Kansas wfll be
asked to base their sermons upon
the subiect of Tuberculosis Sunday
April 30. The executive committee
of the Kansas Association for the
studr and oreventlon of tuberculosis
met yesterday and reached this de
cision. ...
The members of ; the executive
committee are Dr. C. H. Lerrlgo of
Topeka, chairman; Dr. J. L. Eber
hardv. Leavenworth : B. T. Fair-
child, State Superintendent; Mrs. B.
B. Smvthe. of Toneka. and W. L.
A. Johnson, State Labor Commlssion-
r. '
The committee will ask every min
ister to nreach about the Great White
Plague. It will also arrange for the
dlatrlbutlon of nrlzes among the
school children of the cities of the
first class who write essays on tnber-
milmia. The committee raised
prhe fund of S120 yesterday. There
are twelve cities of the first class
In Kansas and there will be ten dol
lar tor the children of each city
The plan Is to have the children
write their essays after listening to
the sermons on tuberculosis. The
school child In a city of the. first
class writing the best essay "tll be
given a prize of $5, the one writing
the second best will receive $3 and
the one writing the third best wtll
receive 12. Probably the chief idea
In this Is to aet the school children
to hear to discussion of tbe subject
and to think 'about It by writing
about It
In fact the whole movement start
ed hv the committee has for Its pur-
nnas the education of tbe people or
the state to the fact that tuberculo
ma mar be nrevented and that In
its earlier stages It Is eurable. The
state board of health has been re-
anonalble for a sreat campaign that
has been waged along this line tor
the last four years. It has had good
results, but those Interested do not
believe that the people of the state
are yet fully awake to the possibili
ties of protecting themselves from
tbe nation's worst affliction.
BALDHEADED MEJT
Getting Scarcer Every Tear
flinety-nlne times In one hundred
baldness Is eaused by dandruff
germs which dig down deep into the
roots of the hair, destroy iu vitality
and cause It to fall eut
If yod hare dandruff, the little !
visible, persistent devils called daa-4
draft germs are at work. Destroy
them at once, or sooner or later
they wtll cents yonr hair to fall out
and yon will be compelled to take
yonr place In the baldheaded class.
Parisian Rage Is guaranteed by
J. If. Glelssner to stop falling hair
and Itching scalp and todrlve out
dandruff and. kill the germe, or
money back. It la the most de
lightful hair dressing In the world
not sticky or greasy. Large bottle
it eeaU. ' -
gclraol Meetings Will" Be Hold on
a 11 - ' '
April 14
Official notices of annual school
meetlna-s In all the districts In Dick-
ineon county have been sent out by
Mi F. Aumlller, county superintend- districts, so that graded schools may tnt deepest consolations In H me
ant.' - v s tV'i i wrttMWtei ' th countrr ments of spiritual doubt. , ;
The time of meeting this year win tricts. a. r. aircnuu,- mu super-,
ba Friday April 14, at 1 o'clock in lntendent is sending to all the coun
the afternoon, and 4n the tutur the ty superintendents the following bub-
Knnii maatinei will be held the sec
ond Friday In, April instead of the
third Tuesday In July, Which has
III II Q 1 umua iu -
been the custom for several years
until the date was changed by the
last session of the Kansas legiaia-i
ture.
The time for the annual meetlngf
ehnna-ed nrlnclpally for the re
son that whatever improvements a
SOD lUltt WUBVVfn " ' - i
district might vote to make, would j
not interfere with the school term
several ui iuc uim-. - i
Dickinson county have been handi-J
Several of the district ecnoois in
capped because of tbe Improvements
ordered at the annual meeting m
July,' because in many instances it
was Impossible to complete tne worn
nd have the building In readluess
for the commencement of tbe fall
term, necessitating (he postponement
of the tan opening. Tne earner
meeting date will do away with that
hrt feature, as the work may ne
ordered and completed easily before
tiie fall term. '
Another good feature of the earl
ier meeting is that the districts may
select their teachers early and the
teachers nor the districts will be
kept in suspense, and this will 8l
.iu h taechera whose schools do
not convene until fall an opportunity
to teach summer school, ana nave
the knowledge as to Just how long
they may remain with other employ-
mnt aalde from teaching. 4
At the annual meeting the dis
tricts all decide the date of com
mencement for the fall term. An
other reason for the early metlngl
... in vaan from dlsturblnc' the
farmers after they are in the mldnt
of harvest
Under the new law the farmers
will make the Improvements In their
achool nronerty before harvest s.im.
At the annual meeting April it a
proposition will be submitted to .n
ereaae the amount of money that
may be levied for school purpcoes
for the ensuing school year tor eacn
district, from three and one-half
miita on the dollar to seven mills or
any less number of mills as will pro-
. . ' ifnt. tit anfh
uuce tne sura ui mouc; ...
district for the maintenance of each
school during -the succeeding enr.
DR. LOWMAJf TICK PRESIDENT,
Kansas City, Kan., Physician Chosen!
by uoloen Ben iweoiimi buck.
.
Sallna, April 7. -The Golden Belt
Medical society, meeting here yes-
t.ni anVftad Junction City for
the nevt meeting place in July. The
morning session was occupied with
lily i mug " "" - " -
a surgical clinic at Bt. Barnabas nos-
pltat conducted by Dr. J. O. SheWon
-a 1 nt.w ft nlcrtt Tfllrnl
crmts va wnuunw uj v..
n . . - a U.V. m 11
rvms oi Vyiiu ifiu. wwu
ica several, patients too poor te pay
any fha ftftorvieaa mrnra nnmeu v m i
w mw - - - -
M an .... Thin Vti ,!
- ... -a .... LU v..
mit time anyinmw oi tne m i
Soet. mm by the eurloty. The offi-
cers elected aret President, t'r I..
. Steadnifn. Jeaction City, vice
n.-1dont. IT. R. C. Lowmnn Km
iu Cltn secretary, L. O. Nordstrom;
A - T W MnftMna CnKn. '
Several Abilene physicians attend-
ed. .
DOWN TO SEA'ENTV-FIVE CKNT8.Json cownty and settled In the Tsl
la, west Price For Wheat Today
. Three Years.
Wheat draooed to 76 cents today.
This Is the lowest price for three
years. Last fall wheat dropped to
78 cents, but went up again, until
a few weeks aao. whea It began
rapid decline. Indications are that
K will be much lower before har
vest. ' ; '
PISH COME BACK TO LIFE.
Good CMchea Are Reported Along
tbe Moatoa.
Solomon. April T. The first
catch of the see son wss reported
Monday. A local angler caught a
larre atrlns of channel cat at tbe
Hartley Mill, on the Solomon one
and one-half miles south of Bea-
aiagtea. Since the successful rstes
tbe river beak has eee lined with
fishermen and a number of nice
fish have been caught ' '.'
Fee Sate. .
Buff Orpington cockerels at 11.00.
Address Abilene R. t, phone 0,
Acme. Gee. Lenbert. tfwtf
10 BE CU1ID ol ttteomatisa
witn au as umeoMt, actes ana
pains, take Hood's rtanuparilla; Yoo
auiat ps sure to va, t nwww s.
I Changes Made by Bute Legislature
I Rtlna- Sent Out.
The 1911 legislature mad some
Important amendments to the Jawsl,.. bll0 on ,u Bolntt u 0M
relating to the consolidation of school
lenn explaining we prvviaiwue vi i.
new law:
"I desire to call your attention
-
to the provisions of the law passed
at th last session of the legislature
ramme v vua
elionlt. The law has several features
that are an Improvement over the
original law
'The petition tor consolidation will
, .
require 25 per cent of the voters of
the achool district, but the prouosl
tlon requires a majority, or inose
1 - - '
voting upon it Instead of a majority
of all the Aoters In the dlntrict. The
nronoHltlon ruav be submitted In such
a way that It will go Into effect if
it carries In two or more of th dis
tricts voting.- In consolidate! dis
tricts It Is made mandatory on the
part of the district board to provide
for the comfortable transportt.tln f
the pupils living two or more miles
from school by the usually traveled
road, In sate and comfortable con-,
veyances. ,
Anr district may be consolidated
with a district containing a graded
school by such district voting to be
annexed to the graded school dis
trict and by the district board of
th district containing tbe graded
school approving of such annexation.
this provision will be found ve-y
convenient, as districts containing
graded schools are in practically 07-
ery case very glad to admit otn f
school districts. Unfortunately, the
law does not go into effect until it'.
publication In the statute book, which
wil! nrobablv not be before someMme
In May or possibly as late as June
first.
"Owlne to the much better con
ditions under which consolldatlpa
may hereafter be effected, It will e
verv desirable for a new Impotus to
be given consolidation this spring.
The election could be postponed un
til the new law goes Into effect, If
necessary
PROP. SEARBON TO SPEAK.
, .
Manhattan Teacher for Commence.
tnent Speaker.
, Pro'. W. J. Searson, of the Eng
Hah dnnartment of the Btate Agri
cultural college, has been secured to
0t the 'Abilene high school oa the
evening oi nay tin.
t Rev. Dr. Blayney will preach the
baecaalaureate sermon.
- Hope's New Electric lights.
The new electric light of Hope
i Liniuuvu . .ui .w...a.w r " -
wW cost the consumers these rates:
';Flrtt 10 hours used per month of
I l.U Mffld naj' Vll
i await noar. neat ov mi. uvm yv.
E ' J I .ft Mfta
iiaonin oi muawivu w
per kllowsM hour. Kext 80 hours
hmii nmr tnrtmn or rtanneciflc iobm. d
-- -
. Vlu.,.tl nnft Qt
1 - , . t a . -A
lijurs "jeeu jkt moron oi wimwiDu
load sneetal rate." The Abilene Mte
io cents vtth reduction on quantl-
tiei
' ohanaiT Robet Broadfoot,
f I , . T.lm... ITaM
-was bera in Huron county, Ontario,
8ept 17, TS9, where he resided on-
itu lssi.wnen ne uhuio mj xi. niit-
maca aertfhhorhood where he has
resided ever slnca He became a
Christian early te life and Joined
the Presbyterian -church where he
was aa active memwer until his death
which came April 0, 1011, aged 71
years. months and I days. ' HI
wife nrecesed him It years. He
leaven a family of eight children
three sons and five daughters, also
five brothers and three sisters to
mourn bis toss. The death of Mr
Broadfoot le a great loss to this
imunlty. He was a man of strong
Christian character, a kind neighbor
aad loving father. The family have
the sincere sympathy of their many
frtoBdJ In this great sorrow.
' Card ed Thanks.
The family of the deacessed Robert
Broadfoot desire to sincerely tbaak
fie many friends who have been so
attentive throu shoot the tick
and death of our father, aad deeply
anerenste their kind nans In the hour
of bereavement'
White Plymouth Rock eggs for
hatching. It for 75c $4 for 100.
Mrs. C. H. Howlaad, R. T. D. No. 4.
Abilene. Brown phone JISO.
lldw-Jmos
Children Cry ,
fCSt IIETCKER'S ,
CAOTOpiA
(Some Illustrations of English
amartneas from a new calendar print -
ed In London.)
To disagree with three-fourths
.1
of
oil
th ..-i, 4iemenu of sanity, one of
As soon as people are old enough
to know hatter they don't know any
thing at all.
A thing I. not necessarily true be-
cause a man dies tor It,
Jl J"
Youne men want to be faithful
and are not; old men want to be
faithless and cannot.
All women become like their moth
ers. That is their trageay. jno pan
does. That's his. .
Each time that one loves Is the
oniv time one has ever loved. : Dif
ference of object does not alter sin
gleness of passion. It merely Inten
sifies it . . '
To lose one parent may be re
garded as a misfortune; to lose both
looks like carelessness.
A matt cannot be too careful In
the choice of his enemies.'
Married life Is merely a habit,
Jl
Formerly we used to canonise our
great men, nowadays we vulgarise
them.
jt Jl
There are momenta when one has
to chose between living one's own
life fullv. entirely, completely
and dragging out some false, shal
low. degrading existence that the
world in Its hypocrisy demands
Jt jl
Society often forgives the crimi
nal, It never forgives the dreamer
Jl Jl
A man can be happy with any
woman as long as he does not love
her.
Jl Jt
finlv those should sing of death
whose song is stronger than death is.
jl Jl
Men marrv because they are tired
women because they are curious,
both are disappointed.
Jt Jl
The cook is a foolish woman who
should be turned tor her Iniquities
... fc n, MV
knows how to use.
Jl Jl
The real tragedy of the poo'
that they icaa afford nothing but
self-denial.- '
Jl Jl
Relations are a tedious pack ot
nennle who haven't the remoti-rt
knowledge of how to live nor the
smallest instinct about when to aie
Jl Jl
Women treat us lust as humanity
treats Its gods. They worship us
and are always bothering us to do
something for them.
Jl Jl
When one Is In love one always
begins by deceiving oneself; one al
ways ends by deceiving others.
Jl Jl
1 It Is a curious thing sbout the
came ot marriage;, the wives ho'd
all the honors and Invariably lose
the odd trick.
. Jl Jt
Nowadays people know the price of
everything and the value ot nothing.
Jl Jt
Tbe world has been made by tools
that wise men should live in It.
Jl Jl
The man who could call a spade
a' spade should be compelled to use
one.
Jt Jl
The proper basis for marriage Is
a mutual misunderstanding
Jl Jl
Death and vulgarity are tne oniy
two facts that one cannot explain
a) etrei
Ulatk tVsisssilirT Itflel.
ar. a ...man a 1 lira, hivs trt ejrtrV
PaCU IUU w .SUIVII aiiae " -
incftiiwntlj with brain na Bna
um thir nwn nowaaAyi. never
ea-a.wat vhei i4girintEsi tit buftineu. the
wf iU of th fatuHy. the regulre-
Mante nf euvlfitw 010141 BUlUfrDUI.
The first effect of the pralieworthy
things Is commonly seen la a weak -
.rr..a fta. ftaaa n n wiift a i um,
enrd or deniitiatea conamon oi ine
nervous system, which retulU In drt-
pepsia, oerective autruHm . wib
body aad brain, aad In extreme eases
la complete nervous prostration. It
!.. I. .uaail 1
is what will sustsin me system, iv,tfitti.
TllUr .HI IVUI W l aai.a ...
keep the digestive end assimilative
functions healthy and actice From
eeraonal knowledge, we can reenm-
mand Hood's Barssnsrllla for this
nniiuiift , l mrt tin all the vital
organs, builds up the whole system,
end fits mea and womea for these
high p ream is days.
HEALTH Is tuny netored by the
great aheratire aad tooie, Hood's
Banaxpa rills, and roe remember the
01 saying, -beahh IS WEALTH.
1 '
1 rw a. u mmi tiaViMtlh lilrsi a, wnnnat
I pirn mnu suip wwd wuiiw iuvu vv wwr
(vliM Bkaxbej uffered yum 7
Vrw
a hriellisent ihlnklnc
ins. thea is Deans awefe te
a.M. ftkaft thaW .rtlft . rtA and tmit llOn.lt
, " 3 j-Jaw-a-ia - a
swaiciwi fat amiss MtwcmmsktLLl
Jf1f itt. fta- Ihe cure ot wual.n-f h i. , ,
Tk m.trOT Dr. Ptama'a ftvortte Pre "
semover-workad. debilitated. Bmut-iaokad
woman, ramus uutmaoieuie to ne bh.
t
schools of practice, are perfectly wUUnc,aad
M taut, mtWVUtr N lw ftV ftnwaj mm auaw aa .
taetorniala. ot U.t of insrtdlantai ot whlafe
a la eonnoaed, M vlata aViwUtk, oa eveii' .
botUe-wranptr. .
e w "'.-
autwanla nt Vm ViMVWB VawVlVtftA SM
serlptlce will bear the nost crltteal tzaaftlaaa ,
Hon of medical expert, tor It contains as
alcohol, aereotlca, harmful, or hablt-ferahkt
draft, and ne atenl enMrs into It that Is sot
alshly nooanwnded by the mast edvanead
and leading medical teachers and aatha
ItM at tbetr several seoooai et annas
aa .1 .ua-ialM ta aaaui flla haa ftan
enoh profetataa endorsement at Dr. PtaieaM
SBVOnfternaaorniMUU Maaava..w. . aa
Sutllted neomnendttion at saeh ef Its
taveral intreuienis nr tcoraa oi aaw aw
a.i tm -tt ftna arhnola nf maetLm Ig ,
snch sa sndotssnwot not worthy et yeas
aoaeMarettoar .....
k WVlaA aJ InsfeUmta. wrftk ttlllWMMSj
atbonilT protoknil endaii-Mmeiiw bjr tbe
i..4i.a aaaassltM! anUirtMlaSM tm mwm
U) be mailed frm to rar one woOlot
tnd iddnei with rmjnctt tor tu
D & V. FtoHM. Buffalo. N. T.
Afcfa Steam Laundry.
Perfect Work. Reasonable Prioea
am . a , I a. I.An.taB Vfisae. II at Mil
IprlDRt water uwA and all work guaranteed
J. ft. 000DWIB Proprietor.
M. K. & T. Commia-
Bion Company
, ton WHICH
J, R. VAN VOORST
la cattle tairaman ana rann""!
(ter all ahlpmenti from DI0K1NBOH OO.
. a nnnoAlllMVlAnlra
Write on for aay Information yon sa
tire Io regard to the market.
871 UT BTOOK XOHANOE
KANSAS 01TT. IIO.
RAILVVAY TIME TABLES.
VMION PACD7I0 '
i " " Bastbonad " .
lit Passenger ...i:OI a. m.
110 Passenger ....... ,..: e. n.
104 Passenger . . . a.
101 Passenger...;...
...! av, l
1 a A aa.
1(1 Local Frelfht
frt, Bslolt to Junction
.1:1
iha.
V.UtVe.
Dally except Sunday.
WetUort.a
101 Passenger .titl a. m.
109 Passentf ,,...,. :! ft Dh.
101 Ptjseager. ......... I; 10 Bg
lot Paeeenger . t'.il p. nc
1BI Local rrelcht 1.10 a. m.
I Frt, Junction to Belolt. .1:41 k. at,
f,' ROCK ISLAND X'l
Bastbeaad . ',
(36 Hail and Express. .. .10:87 H.'ltt!
S Local Freight 1:00 p. at.
" Westbound
(86 Hall and Express. , . ,(:46 p. re.
(66 Local Freight ...... 10.67 a. m.
; SANTA FB '
Bonthbonad
104 Passenger 11:00 a. at,
109 Freight 1:(0 f. as.
110 Freight 4:11 . nk
Northbound.
307 Passenger 1:07 a. as. -
30t Freight...... :4 s. tm.
Ill Frslghl 1:10 . a
Bailee Braadh
Leave tor aUaa
jmj ',1:10 a. av
, nixed. !."il:OI p. te.
Isaa aai a . tm
111 Hived.... 4:0(p.
Nortbboaad
Arrive front Balis.
Ill Mixed T:(( a. Sa.
It Mixed
10:l( a. at.
.1:10 . ss
1--, ...
ABILENE'S BOCIETIEa. '
' F. AND A. sL Braarelmt Leese Be.
, meets tint aa4 third atoaaar evea
ling
: .
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nr tn. -v-"V
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or s. tl t,a' is iwoaieVaJl ea
aaa aaS MRI SrUilLVn f 1
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Ryr eeeretarr
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H I PA K it TmiA Fur mm -r I
trtaabev TV- IrHwav I . ..t
Eat ( errh m
1 eiA rkiriiir Saujat
TheeeaetlMWltieireeommeno ineintTaninnj
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