Abilene weekly reflector. [volume], May 16, 1912, Image 4

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K-ViSAS TO CLt CEDING TV.i.i;
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. ' Topeka. May 11. The Isterispo
As health talks to mn become (superior to Mils, eathartt r.llls, water , 4 nno rw-- f bradlMlwjne
wor. .1. V' In .w-mJ-.- ara .aurr -'-,,.; rtai. "j WarlrnlCodulna;
J! ,, ,Jl"wh lr--n.SSths t lat , movement t ' IM fWC to B ytTf poun$ df It and
'1 iUt hi iwara-kr that bo teach day J when aho W ; vJri9tt I Wr. The plant bid
' feutoll V" hVt war? bit th. "m - Pr. aJ -jjg ftomlMtr.4 it bit Ohd work-
lly obtained.;
" ' The moat 'Important
gmu e do for hrseif, ann about
thin A
lf. anft
which aha ,U rrten moat nasleetfiii. la
to watch tha Condition of her stomach
and bowels. Tha wary , tnm tjad
breath, tha- fraauent aeedacfeea, tha
pimples, tha senerei air of lassitude la
nine tlmaa out of tan tha reault of con
atlpatlon or Indigestion, or both. Many
almpla ramadlaa cu ba .obtained, but
tha best In tha estimation of moat
woman la Dr. Caldwalt'a Syrup Papain.
It la mild, pleaaant to tha taste and
exactly suite to bar need. It la far
ba uipanaad wurt." Tbaaa oplnlcu.a ana
volead by thouaanda or woroan. nr
JaroonAl apnenc, irnonf nmm wr.
ohn Bmlth. lit Walla 8t-, Chlcajo. III..
r.rt. Wllltoma, troy, KM,. aa
rarwell, Paraon, Kaa. - ,
Anyona wiahin to maka a trial of thla
ramady bafora buylnf It In tha raftilar
way of ft drucslat at fifty canta ar ona
dollar larva bottU (family alaa) can
hava a aampla bottla aont to tha horn j
fraa of charaa by aimpiy aaai-oaain it.
W. . B. Caldwall. 0 Waablnaton Bt.
Monticallo. 111. Tour nam and addraaa
on a poatal card will do, ,
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GREASES
00D
DANGER
anticipation oftk larga wheat crop.
It la tlmatd' tkat 20.000.000 pouhda
Of twine ,wl!t ba used la Kanaaa thla
year and the atate plant baa about
one-flfth of the total
The state plant eella the twine at
9 cents a pound to the retail mer
chant and one cent higher on direct
orders to the farmers. The harreater
company twine la sold to the retail
dealers at Just one cent higher than
the prison made twine.
STUDENTS HOtO THtIR ELECTION
Storms Extended 100 Miles up Mis
sissippi From Mew Orleans. '
BUSINESS STREETS INUNDATED
Heavy Wind at leton Rouge Sactu
Piled on Leva . Washed Away ?
Refugee Trains DIs-",
. continued. '
"-"'Baton xftouie,'Xa.;' May it High
winds ' with iieavjr raid washed the
Mississippi -flood . tatqrr over
stretch of levee here about as long
as two city blocks. All earth and
sacks piled against the levee have
been washed away.
Lashed by a 40-mlle gale the water
already within a: few inches of the
top of the levee, is being blown over
the embankments into the town. A
large force of men is working trying
to protect the city. y
At New Roads four inches of rain
fell. Grave fears arefeTtdr , the in
habitants of that section, who were
ordered to places of suite ty, even af
ter four days of Improved conditions.
Water in New Orleans.
New Orleans, y, May, 11. At od
period during the teifjflc downpour
one-half inch of falti ' . fell ia.. l!fe
Orleans within five minutes. The rata
was accompanied by hall and the
wind reached a velocity of 30 mllet
an hour V ,;
Every street In the business section
lof the city was flooded and water ran
Into stores on Canal, Camp and Poy
dras streets.
From the time the rain started
falling at noon until 10 o'clock at
night five and a half inches hadbeen
t " recorded'WyBeaiteStafes' weath-
' er gage. ' " '
At one place In the residence sec
tion, 60 blocks from Canal street, the
water was a foot deep on tne side
walk. Never before has rain water
attained this depth in what Is known
as the "Garden district."
:- Ralna Cover 100 Miles.
Heavy rains and high winds have
. Dlaved havoc over a large' area of
the flood district and manjf places
that had been considered practically
safe are facing , threatened levee
breaks and Inundation. The , rains
and winds are general over a section
Handbills Barrsd From Campaign In
Lawrence for Student Council
Officers.
extending about 100 miles up the
river.
8eventy-flve thousand rations were
ordered by Capt. Logan shipped to
the New Road country. The refugee
train which has been running over the
LaFayette branch of the Southern Pa
cific for a week under cnarge on LlwpeBce. Kan.. Mav 11. Clean
Sheriff Parker, was forced to sus- polticg marked the election at the
pend because of high water. University of Kansae ior the student
representatives to the men's student
If II I Fn WIFE OVER CHILDREN I council. More than 1,000 students
VlWteW . .... w - - ' I ml. a .
voxea. rnis year aoagers ana nana
p.nn.vlvani Farmer Thouoht 'i were oarrea rrom ine,eiecuon
Woman Waa About to lay no me aupponerB m me ,uiuorcui
Hi. Llttla Onea. I anauiares circuiatea tneir personal
cards.
Beaver. Pa.. . May .11. Believing m ngn' r umj preaiaeuc wi
hof hi. wif hud triftd to kill two hotly contested between Charles
f hi. children bv his first Wife. ;ais, a bod .raiernny , raw: irura
Frank Attle. a wealthy farmer, mur- cnanute, ana Kd van Hniten, a rra
inroit hi. wif. a divorcee, and former t,ernity..map, from ,Topeka. Coats re-
oclefy leader of East Liverpool. O., ceivea otu voies ana van wouien w.
by . beating her on . the head witn a
poker at his farm near Frankfort I
Springs.
He threw the body Into a creek and
then tried to commit suclde by cutting
his throat. It Is believed he Is in
sane.
Eddie Attle, the 10-year-old son, was
awakened by shrieks coming from his
stepmother's bedroom and rushing in
to the room saw his father commit
the crime. Attle was arrested. .
- "Try rj
lottiMt Cross4 Ltoand Oo'Oamagi
in Missouri Also.
SEASON'S fOURTH "SEVERE STOSSf
Ruin Most Cemplete at Parsons, But
II Wires are Down and Details
Unobtainable InUrurban ;
Service Abandoned.
The Perrlieron Stallion
NORMAL STUDENTS ATTACK Hltt
Four-Paa. Circular. Sloned bv Fifty-II
Four Young Men, Scattered
at Emporia. '
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Emporia. Kan. May 11. A ciroular
with the "headline ?What Do the Peo
ple of Kansas Say?" containing four
seven-column pages, was scattered
among, students of the r state ' normal
fcchooWand citizens of Emporia. V.he
iMrmilnr otlark. Prn.ldent Joaenh H.
Hill and Is signed by 54 young men follows: Monday, noon at ijimage
students. Its expressed purpose is 'livery barn; Monday night f at J
to bring about the resignation of W. Ruinold's; Tuesday noont at A.
GEPJISSEUR 59838
(60747) I
Will make the season of 012 as
BACKACHE
1 HOT A DISEASE
Out a Symptom, a Danger Sig
nal Which Every Woman
Should Heed.
Backache is a symptom of organic
weakness or derangement. If you have
backache don't neglect it To get per
manent relief you must reach the root
of the trouble. Read about Mrs. Wood
all's experience.
' Morton's Gap, Kentucky! '1 suffered
two years with female disorders, my
I health was very bad
and I had a continual
backache which was
simply awful. I could
not stand on my feet
long enough to cook
a meal's victnals
without my back
nearly killing me,1
and I would hava
qsuch dragging sensa
tions I could hardly.
bear it. I had sore
ness in each side, could not stand tight
"clothing, and was irregular. I was com-
Eletely run down. On advice I took
.ydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Com
pound, and am enjoying good health. It
is now more than two years and I have
not had an ache or pain since 1 do all
my own work, washing and everything,
and never have backache, any mora, ; I
think your medicine is grand and I praise
it to all my neighbors. If you think my
testimony will help ethers you may pub
lish it" Mrs. Oixib Woodall, Mor
ion's Gap, Kentucky. , '
If you har the llg Mmt aonht
that Lydia JE. Pinkham'a Vegrta
Me Compound will help you, writs
to Lytiia Ii!.Pinkham Bieil'.r'neCo,
(oouuJential) Lynn, MassIof ad
rice. Your letter will be opened,
read ar t aoffwrred by a woman
e.nd held la strict couence
mil
Hill and the election of a real presi-
ient In his nla"
AXYSiNT EnVENTION UNtlKtLY
Adjt Gen. Rumboldt Says Govern
- ment Does Not Intend 8endlng
Troops to Mexico.
H. BrechbiU's; Tuesday nigh. a J.
E. BrechbiU's; Wednesdaynooa at
i wm." rages; weaneeaay nigui ai
E. Daniel's; from Thursday afternoon
until Saturday afternoon at Qeo.
Dahnke's livery barn, Abilene, i -
Gemlsseur to a beautiful dapple
gray, weighs over zuuo pounds in
breeding condition. "Won' first at
Kansas State Fair In 1909' fad 1910
Nevada, Mo.,- May 10. Brig. Qen.
H. C. Clark, who has Just returned
from Jefferson City, where - he con
ferred with Adjt. Gen. Rumbold, said defeating a large field ' of- stallions
that Gen. Rumbold told him the war of Kansas and bordering states, iln
department has no Idea of sending thu .., hv tha Wt ,'nfP
m UavIaa TiviK1I rtaa ba. I
""M."1 ' """ 'Z cheron breeding. His sire Monjarett
o- , .- I . . . . . . ... ,
reaard the situation of sufficient grav- rercneron sire tiesique. his aam
lty to warrant Intervention. The gov- Morgot (61427) waa by Theudls by
ernment reservation here, however, is Besiqhe, making Gemlsseur an In-
rapidly being put In shape for use as I Besique, making; Gemlseeur an in-
a concentration camp. , more souaht than ever before as it
breeds on. The breeding and the
CONVENTION PLANS COMPLETED I Individuality of this grand stallion
should be taken Into consideration
Delegates to Socialists National Meet- by tne inteiugent breeder In build
nifmrnrntt . I "
f 1 1 1 . I ' 1 . IWVUUVIIM I , . . n . i : . . .
inrftannnnii. Ua. ii-Pi.n, ho th. be convinced by the stallioneer of
m iivcim! aia v a twun &va u ,
coming national convention of the cneep ana mrerior stainons wno win
Socialist party are completed and it is make all kinds of accommodations
announced that the women's national I to breeders while the breeder is get
committee of the party will meet here I ting nothing in return for his mon
Parsons, Kan., May 11. A severe
windstorm from the southwest struck
here at 6 o'clock, wrecking business
buildings and homes. The damage
is estimated at $50,000.
Several persons were injured slight
ly, and it is reported that a man was
killed in the country southwest of
Parsons. All telephone wires . are
down and the damage in the surround
ing country cannot be determined.
The roof of the new schoolhouse
was carried away, and the J. M. Mc
Knight book and art store was partly
wrecked, with a loss of $10,000.
carnival . company - showing here this
week was destroyed and ,the tents
blown away,
Severe in Montgomery County.1
Coffey ville. Kan., May, 11. The
fourth severe windstorm of the sea
tering around Dealing and Jefferson
Flying timbers killed a delivery horse
at Bearing, v . The interurbah system
has not operated since 5 o'clock, An
inch of rain fell In an hour and a
halt ; ' '
' Tornadoes Pass Wichita.
Wichita. Kan., May 11. Two fun
nel shaped clouds were seen at vVlch
Ita, but neither came to earth. One
formed in the morning traveling
south high over the eastern part of
the city. . A 47 mile gale accompanied
the rainstorm that followed the ap
pearance of the twister. ., Hundreds of
persons saw the clouds and sought
refuge in cellars. A second twister
a short time afterward was seen west
of the city. ;,''.
Wind at Joplin.
Joplin, May 11. A heavy rain and
windstorm struck southwest Missouri
continuing for more . than an hour.
In the outskirts of Joplin a number
Of small structures were damaged by
the wind and a few mining plants suf
fered.
Stampede at a Circus.
Sedalla. Mo., May 11. Several peo
ple were Injured here In a stampede
when a circus tent was partially
wrecked by a windstorm. One end
of the big canvas fell and about 1.500
spectators rushed for the exit
.... t-j .., li,oi,...ty it ,
tuts?.' '.Ari'VitiX r'"
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relieving that tired feelitfg; 'estorio me petito.
It accomplishes its wonderful results1 in giwug
.' " health, and strength to the run-doum syst6in"at this
season, because it cembiiics iha tniv-st-fmues of the
specially needed remedial agents. . 'j 1 . . ' : ...
It is the most effective preparation of roots,
.'barks and herbs the world has ever 'known.'
, , Get Hood '8 Sarsaparilla today. In usual liquid
form or tablets called Sarsatabs. -
PRINCETON HAS NEW PRESIDENT
Formal Installation of Or. John Grler
Hlbben Attended by Great .
: Throng of Visitors.
Princeton, ti. J.. May 11, In the
presence of thousands of visitors,
alumni, college professors, students
and their friends and relatives, Dr.
John Grler Hlbben was formally in
Thursday and that the national com
mittee will convene Friday. The con
vention will commence Su-aiav.
LIKE AN OLD TIME MELODRAMA
Southern Fireman Jumped From
Locomotive Pilot to Save Llfs
of Small Child,
Jefferson, Ga., May 11. "Sop" Lock
ett, fireman on the Georgia Midland
railroad, plunged head first from the
pilot beam of a moving train near
here and saved the life of a white
baby girl. The child, who Is the
Itt-year-old daughter of John Potter
of this place, was seen on the railroad
track by Engineer Adair. Lockett,
comprehending that the engine could
not be stopped in time, dashed along
.the running- board, dived from the
beam and rolled otf the track With
(he child In his arms. .v- ...
', Reward for Topeka's Chief, c-.
Topeka, May 11. M. ' 8. Jenkins,
chief of "police of Topeka, was gives
a gold watch byt the city, as a token
of the city's appreciation of his hand-
to-hand fight with Frank Miller, "one
yot .tne murderers of C:S.' Mattnewa,
S" policeman; y :.'. t J' i--
v.y. a : ' g
Ask. $100,Ct)a, tortAllenatioiwi "
St Joseph, ' May 11. Adolph F.
Bruckner, formerly of Buchanan coun
ty, has sued John R.' Smith,' a fanner
of Clinton county, near Gower, said to
be worth ' $150,000. for 100,000 for
alienation of his wi's aSectlons.
ey. There never was a time tne
good drafter sold for as much money
as at the present time.
Registry Certificate No. 79.
This Is to certify that the pedigree
of the Pure Bred Stallion known as
Gemlsseur 69838 (69747) owned by
W. H. Hansen, Abilene, has bh
examined and found to be correctly
and duly recorded in the Stud Books
of the Percheron Society of America.
His breeding is as follows: Sire,
Monjarett No. (47526). Dam, Mar
got No. (61417); foaled May 3'. 1906.
Color, grey.
. Said stallion has been examined
and found to be sound. . ', ;
. Issued at the Kansas State Agri
cultural College, Manhattan,' Kan.,
this 1st day of February, J'9l0.
? EDr H". ,'WETBSTER,r -"
1 Dean of Agriculture.
TERMS $,20 for ' live foal; 1 1 6
for season, payable July 1,' 1912.
Mares tried to, .horse will be. held
until July 1,1912. Mares moved
of disposed of money becomes due.
Care will be taken to avoid accidents;
sHoul any .occur will be at owner's
risk. . 't... ... t- , .
,17. II. HAIiSEil, (ter
J03 KJZRKOVE, Groom. ' ' I
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OR. JOHN GRIER H1BBEN.
tugurated . today as president of
Princeton university. Among the dis
tinguished guests were scores of rep
resentatives of universities, colleges
and learned societies.
The Inauguration exercises began at
11 o'clock and consisted of the sing
tng of a chorale, the reading of Scrip
ture and the offering of prayer,' the
administering of the oath of office to
the president -and tha presentation to
him., of the charter f the -university
and the A; Nassau JifflU .These
exercises' were'followed,!) .the presi
dent's inaugural aaqxess. a jiymn -ana
mrbenedlcuon. ' , .,
At 1 o'clock the university gave a
large-luncheon in the gympasium in
Honor or tne guests or tne aay, to
which all the alumni were invited,
and for which all the congratulatory
addresses were reserved. In order that
the alumni might hear them. Follow
ing the luncheon the guests attended
a ball game with Cornell at University
field. From 4 to T o'clock President
and Mrs. Hlbben will receive at "Proa
pect
. v edrge8iiycler
Shoer of Track and Heavy. Horses
Hand Turned! Shoes a Specialty-
Phone 263
Brick Shop
Buckeye Avenue
Abilene
W. H. TEETERS ,ik CO.
Cash;Buyers of:; , .;" : "
PdULTRY, EGGS
HIDES and FURS
Phone 673
Corner ist and South Cedar Sts., opposite Nusz's store
Gas Explosion Kills Five. ,
Cleveland, O., May 10. Five men
were killed and 11 injured here when
an explosion of gas wrecked a blast
furnace of the American Steel, and
Wire company. The men were work
ing inside the furnace and moving. a
blowpipe preparatory to closing down
the furnace, Two of the injured are
dying at the hospital. Those killed
were In the furnace.'
Banks to Write Bonds.
Topeka, May 11 The Kansas state
bankers are planning the organization
of a mutual bonding and Insurance
company of their own to handle much
of the business they now pay to
Eastern bonding and insurance com
panies. ' '
Socialists Case Goes Over.
Fort Scott, Kan., May 11. The case
of the government against Fred War
ren and J. A. Way land, editors of the
Appeal to Reason, was continued by
Judge Pollock to the next term of the
federal court
i. N. BURTON
.A. ul c.t I on, e r
Abilene, Kansas.
Date book at Mlnick & Taylor's
hardware store.
Oil. K 4& T. Commis
sion Company
.'. . roa WHICH .' .'
J. R. VAIT VOORST
(s cattle salesman and PERSONALLY
looks after all shipments froni Dick
inson county. -
Write us for any Information you
leajre in regard to the market.
71 LIVE STOCK EXCHANGE
KANSAS CITT. MO.
PAtiKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
aoq. MHIIIM IM .MB
hi .... I-, CTOVthi
uai la ita xonuuiu
inwrenta nir miiiur.
Will Give $500 to Sick
Readers of th Reflector
ndiana Scientist Who briginated the Now Famou i
"Home Treatment" Offers Large Pack- '
age Free to Sick and Ailing.
In order that every reader of the
Reflector who needs treatment may
Loir. n nnnnrhmllF In temt this Cele
brated medicine, thnow famous Ind-
inn up ipntlHt has come to tne ironi
with an offer to grlve absolutely free
a large proof package to live nun-
red persons to Drove the wonderful
claims which have beeri made for' It.
In making' this orter tne scientist
said: "I know that there are many
people who have been, suffering for
years with .some chronic disease . and
many of them have spent large sums
of money seeking- a cure. -I know that
these people hesitate about Investing
money in medicine because they have
desnaired of ever eettlnsr well. Thous
ands have told me that story and many
thousands of the same . people nave
told me afterwards that my treatment
had cured them after doctors and ev
erything else had failed. I want' to
show these despairing people that all
the newspaper talk about my .Treat
ment Is absolutely true. I wW - to
Drove to a limited number no matter
what the disease, no matter how long
they may nave suiierea, no matter
how blue and discouraged that my
treatment really and actually does ac
complish the wonderful, results that
nave oeen reponeo.
People who suffer from Rheuiha
tistn. Kidney Trouble, Stomach Trouble,
Liver or Bowel Disorders, Catarrh,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Chronic Coughs,
Weak .Lungs, Lumbago, Piles, Urinary
Disorders, Female Weaknesses of any
kind, the weak, worn out, broken
down and despondent will be delighted
at - the effect of a few doses. This
wonderful treatment creates a fine
appetite and helps the digestive or
gans to carry on their functions as
they should. - It strengthens the kid
neys, too, and drives rheumatism poi
sons from the blood as If by magic.
That Is why people who try It become
80 enthusiastic
Any reader of the Reflector who
will try this -extraordinary medicine
that has created so much excitement
by Its cures can obtain obsolutely free
a liberal treatment by simply filling
In the coupon, below or writing a let
ter describing their case In their own
words, If they prefer, and mailing It
today to James W. Kldd, Fort Wayne,
Indiana. No money need be sent ana
no charge of any, kind will be made.
As this offer Is- limited', you should
write at once. In order to be sure to
receive your free, treatment.-
Coupon A-83 For Free Dollar Treatment
my case,,, free.
Drs- Ufa fgtlfr Ufc'.-wrsv - ' ' '.' '
Please send me a Test Course of Treatment .for
and postage kid, list TP ,lpronlse. - ; -
Name ...... ,. ... ... t ..Vt",'' $-....'
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Street or It t: No.
Act. . 4T4 .r. -. . ' Hw -a'ongr iflHlctei t.". ' . 'T. . , .
Make a eross L-fXjr. before diseases Voa have," Ywo crosses (XX) before the.
one from which you . suner . mou
-u .Chronic- Cough-
..Malaria.
..Asthma
..Hay Fever
..Heart Troubte
..Poor Circulation
..Impure Blood
..Anemia
..Pimple
..Eccema "
..Neuralgia
..Headache
. .Rheunjattanlu '3 !
. .Lumbago
Catarrh
.. Cons tfpat Ion
..Piles
..Diarrhoea
..Torpid Liver
..Indigestion
..Ptomach Trouble.
..Kidney Trouble
.Wak Lungs
..Bladder Trouble .
Give any ether symptoms on a separate saeet. Correspondence In an
. .Dlszlness -..Nervousness
..Obesity
..Femai Weakness
..Womb Trouble
..Ovarian Trouble
..Irregular Periods
..Painful Periods
..Delayed Periods
..Hot Flashes
. . Bearing Down Pains'
. .Leucorrhoea
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