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Attractions
'ar y
Sarab , Padden in tbs . powerful
American play, "Kindling."
January 7, .
"Tbs Prince of Tonight," ' gor
geous musical spectacle. BO people.
January 10,
.. Gene Stratton Porter's great sot
el.' "Freckles."
1 January 15, 1913.
Rowland sV Clifford' "The Di
vorce Question."
All other nights
High Grade Motion Pictures.
17. II. EICIIOLTZ GO
i UNDERTAKERS
The Same Careful aitezw
tion that has been given to
the Eicholtz business for the
past thirty-nine yeau
H. K. EICHOLTZ,
H. H. EICHOLTZ.
ItEFOIiMrO PROGRAM
. . UKXD LAST NIGHT.
SANTA CLAUS .WAS AT
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
' rproa Thursdays XMlf I
The Reformed Sunday school held
8anta Claua was it the Presby
terian churcb Tuesday evening with
Its Christmas program at the church UB abundance of treats and a whole
last night. The whole program was hot of fun. The program was good
given in good sh,ape and a large I and- many people were there to hear
crowd was present to enjoy It The
following , was the program: ,
Opening Chorus, , "Tie the Birth
day of the King." .
Invocation. Pastor. - -
, Recitation, "A Holly ' Sermon,'
Hanlin Myers.
1 Exercise, "The King of Love,"
Mildred Polley, Averil Jeff coat,
Catharine Herbage. '
Exercise, "To Help Out the Shine"
Pauline Jef fcoat. Pearl Roemer,
it. The program was:
Song, School.
Prayer, Pastor,
Welcome, Clad Is Miller.
Song. "Wide Awake" Primary De
partment.
Recitation, "The Christmas Song,"
Dale Teeters
Recitation. "Our Gift,'? lone Mil
ler. -
Christmas Candles, Elizabeth
Mera, Kenneth Denman, Verla
IChccs Dccamo Gtlf f
riv Ysart of Sever Rheumatism
The cure of Henry J. Goldstein, 14
Barton Street, Boston, Mas, is anoin-
r victory or mooo Barnnpnniuu
This great medicine has succeeded la
many canes wnere otners nave uuenr
failed. Mr. Goldstein says: 1 suf
fered from rheumatism five years. It
kept me from business ana caused
L-ruclatlnsr naln. Mr knees would be
come as stiff as steel. I tried many
medicines witnout reiser, men iook
Hood's Barsaparllla, soon felt mucn
better, and now consiaer myxeu en
tirriv cured. I recommend Hood's,"
nt It today In usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets called sVaraataba.
TOPPED HOPE MARKET
WITH COW AT f 105.
ABILENE BADLY NEEDS
, FIRST CLASS GYMJJAS1U5I
I m - .
I PRICI PALLY BRICK BATS. 41
" ' , - One of the most insistent and loi-
annortant demands udoo the mndm
Out in Abilene they call a four- high school is for' a place for pay-
story building a skyscraper on the steal training, both normal and rem-
ireposierous meory tne Hutchinson edtal, for training athletic teams
News suggests, that the sky is a during the winter season, holdlnc
llill. . a a a
mue nearer Aouene tnan some other athletic contests, putting on school
Pisces. Iola Register. I entertainment .demanding larae
. space, as for plays, etc. These ac-
Bllls have been Introduced in con- tlv.tles are as properly educational
gress appropriating $54,000 for. a and as much a (art of a school cur-
postofflce building at Abilene, and riculum as any of the work offered.
120,000 for a poatoffice building at ad consequently provision should
Concordia. Clay Center's building be made for them. One would be
is costing $55,000 exclusive or the surprised, if he should inquire Into
site. And that is how. much more I the situation, to find ih t
Glenn Bair, Roy Roemer, Everett Wright, Everett Chase. Max Miller,
Anderson.
Chorus, "Throw Open the Por
tals."
Recitation. "Bobby and Billy's
Gift." Herbert Folk.
Motion Song, "We'll Shine Our
Brightest."
Exercise, "Wreath of Love,"
James Besgle, Theresa Miller
Recitation, "Christmas Questions,"
Gertrude De Young,
Sons. "Little Christmas
flakes."
Recitation, "A Christmas
Byrle Keselnger.
Recitation. "This Happy
v- ., . . . i . huw iuuvu uivri iu iiuaiiuu, 10 una toe jcenerai '
ub".-ngb,M...hM.tT'1 th government thinks of Cla Cen- recognition of the demand for thess
ul v.7 ' .7 ,7 ; .. w tnan Uneip Abilene or Con- things and the efforts being made
Snow-
Gift,"
Day,"
Pauline Mlnick, Tfcelma Tappen, I Johnnie Shepherd
Anna " Roemer, Russell Shlellhaas, I Song, "To Grandma's for Christ
Howard Rose. mas," Marie Wllkte, Lois Bennett,
Recitation, "The Story I Love Helen Steen, Martha Trlplett, Eliza
Best," Arthur Deane NIcolay. beth Mera, Theresa Miller, Marjor
Chorus, "Sing of the Father's I ie Taylor, Gertrude De Young, Daisy
Love." , Garten, Wlllla Graff, Stella May
Pantomime, "Grandma's Christ- Lambing.
mas Dream," Mary viola, Agnes Kxerciee. "Betnienem star Grace
Parker, Irene Folk, Elsie Benlgnus
Licensed Emoalmers
Abilene
Kansas
For Sale or Exchange
' 80 acres, 6 miles of railroad town
40 acres valley,' 40 under cultivation
40 pasture fenced; esrall house, barn
well. Fine climate. Possession Jan.
1. Price $50 acre; terms 1-3 cash
balance 3 rears. Can exchange for
Abilene residence or small suburban
home. Quick action required.
E L. PERRING
U. K. & T. Com mis:
sion Company .v
for which:
J. R. V AN VQ0RST
Is cattle saleninan and PERSONALLY
look after all shipments from Dlck-
tnnnn OAlintY.
Write u for any Irformatlon you
desire In regard to tne maraei.
371 l.rVK STOCK paCCHANGE r
KANSAS CITT. MO..
Poke
DR. W. O. k FAKSON
OSTEOPATH : "
Abilene, Kaunas. ..
3 6 5, Office over Farmers
' National Bank. ,
S. BTEEkSIHTSri! , :
gCEQEOV GTSEOOVOOiat Ah
ABXUBNK. KANSAJ.
Praetlee '"Sfmi'tel to Bunrery. urtlea,'
Otseaaee, DiseaMS of Wanes aa4 D
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Exercise, ."Joy to the
Hanlin Myers, Raymond Schad, Rus
sell Shellbaas, Herbert Folk.
Chorus, "The Advent Song
Exercise, "Oh Happy Christmas Miller Troup,
Night," Helen Shellhaas and class Offering for Missions
of boy.-', i v ' Recitation, "The Christmas Tree
cordla. Clay 'Center Times. to satisfy the del and which the com-
J J munlty Is making on the hlrh school.
Abilene denies the story that its L A gymnasium lit now looked upon
new country club Is only, two blocks as one of the most valuable assets
south and one block east of the in a school plant; it furnishes the
poatoffice. "We can't understand." means for clean wholesome amua.
says the Abilene Reflector), "how ment for boys and girls in leisure
SUCh a DreDOHtermia and vthnltv I hnnra anil hannm.. ...
say. he has learned not to price Ulculou.lv .tor
anything he does not wish to sell. cul.tIon. The Abilene countrv club snend snare time. Athwt,
Is two blocks east and one block such as foot ball, basket ball, base
south of the postoffice." Dod Gas- ball and others more strictly Indoor
ton. I games, train for self control artm
nd skill and In the spirit of co-
Recently the New York -Clipper, operation they tend to prepare the
In a writeup of Charlie Parker, the Individual to fit into society and
showmsn, says he began business in I to subordinate self somewhat to the
"an obscure little Kansas town." ood of th whnia rmn
At a meeting this week at Carlton Th- Abilene Reflector urr. n th. In a r, nmh-.
a Commercial club was organized cilDDer subscribers In Ahlln- t dallv nanar. .nn . ,.-.
. . . . . I ...U !. ..-... - .U - . I I v vv. HOOPI1IUU
unnsimas rennies. unanea mp- . .urt. vi luo 4wu quIt taking it. Kansas City Star, list of Kansas towns based
He had a very fine family cow and
when a buyer asked the price he
said $105, thinking the fellow
would throw up his hand and skee-
daddle, but he was fooled. The fel
low threw down one hand Into hie
pocket, dug up the filthy lucre and
took the cow home with him. John
Dispatch.
CARLTON ORGANIZED
COMMERCIAL CLUB.
Will Work Hard to Get North and
Soath Road.
Wilkle, Mary Elizabeth ., Wltmer,
World." I Marjorle Rogers, Faith . Noble, Avis
Dehner. ,
lett, Hugh Mera, Sheldon Hogue,
in its relationship with the propos
ed north and south railroad. About
Abilene ' is to have a rhautannua
.AM . . ..... . ..'1 .
.v.v.prqniineni men or me , uajiion next( ,ummer. ' a small RedpatL af-
yicioIW; aiujaueu. A. a,, uawiey falr.Clay Center Times.
1 . . ... . M V. MA I
was eieciea preeraeni. i. w, oieri-
MKET TO DISCUSS! RAILROAD.
upon
population. Abilene ranked 29. Aak
yourself the question, f'Were tihe
ranking based.,, upon equipment (or
taking care of the needs of our boys
and girls In preparation ' for life
work would our rank still be 29?"
Ellsworth has just built a new
Exercise,, Passing the Light," Sunday School Boy," Hazel Brenlzer
Dorothy FrUXFlorence Fritz. Dor- I-.viExercise "Christmas Dolls," Marie ing. vice preMdeot; James Mitchell.
I fti I
othy Folk, Pauline Mlnick, Thelma Wilkle, Dorothy Taylor. Alens Mera, secretary; Fred Myers, treasurer,
Tappen. Kiien wara, Kieanor urarr. kuiu r. n,,e .u tu.y mai ue iuo gymnasium 40x70 feet and k.
.. . .. I ... r. .i-i m-. Jk . si......!. - it.. a i m. mm iiPMiiunu vm iv Ainu r -.-T-" s-w rv
Recitauon, "Christmai Dream' I uarten, ueraiame je loung, ieu iou iu puu luruugu tuv rounrv pe(Ji are asking one another whv
M. . a . I T 1.1 I In 0 nT t na lgnm rnM w wi m fntV at r. I I . .
iviuureu nervaio, I .amwma. I - - - - - -
Exercise, "When the Pearly Gates Song, Richard Youne;. Eugene would try to raise some money for
Swina Wide." Nita Shellhaas. Mabel Johnson, Kenneth Conklln, Harold stock itj the road. He knew of only
they did not do' it years ago. Great
President McManus of the New- Bena Just let a contract for
Shellhaas, and others.
Motion song, "Holly Branches
Waving High."
Tableau, "Old Year's Vision,'
twelve girls with lights.
Exercise, "Goodnight,". Vera
Baer, Anna Roemer, Mildred Asper,
Hazel Pooler.
Closing chorus followed by the
distribution of gifts.
Little.
Cantata, Mies Nellie
class, assisted by Miss Anna, May
G-arvIe, "Star Queen," Wayne Teet
ers, Vernon Crebbs and Santa Claus.
I Santa's pack distributed to the
school by assistants.
three men In the Carlton commun-
Wilkie's ity who were against the road.1
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8ALIXA WOMAN
LEAVES THE HOSPITAL.
WAS BIG CHRISTMAS
AT LUTHERAN CHURCH.
POSTOFFICE RUSH WAS ,
. -i' ;-L Y!nITTL'uT f 17 UTQtVnV
The . Christmas rush at the Abi
lene postoffice was the largest in
iL. V. i. . M i. i y a I
iub uiwr, ui iub cuy. un wonaayLgJven Tne following
$i7,in ordinary. stamps were sold nuiber. eiven.
at tne stamp winnow, not counting
The Christmas . program at , the
Lutheran church Tuesdav evenina
was well attended and the program ,n n,cely- Mrs. Heck said today Over
Mrs. Roberta Heck expects to
leave St. Barnabas hospital tomor
row. Mrs. Heck has been there
since the accident of October 12
when a' Union Pacific engine running
light, crashed into an automobile
in which she was riding. Both legs
were broken. , '
The BrtrtteiTbone have Teen unit
ton. Kansas & Nebraska railroad i.l building a $21 000 addition to her
here today discussing the railroad nln "chool which will have a study
proposition with the Commercial na" 40,60 fee gymnasium of the
club and the delegations from Carl- th' fiame dimensions with locker
ton and Holland. It will be neces- room d a stage in connection
sary for Abilene to nrovide for the w,th the gymnasium for nlays. man-
sale of $50,000 first mortgage bonds ual tra,n,nK and lomeetIc science
Mr. McManus says, and to vote $20,- C1"M rooms- etc. These are the very
000 city bonds for terminal pur- lDingB A6,'ene needs In order to
I AiniinH 1, a. .
poses. The meeting Is not over and " er naiur P'ace among the
it is probable that the club will taketown Qf the state !l an educational
UD th nronoRltlnn In conornl HU. I
cusslon before the meeting closes.
Carlton and Holland have good
delegations here to attend the
White Gifts for the King" was well lue ie,B'noD " expectea to
DAieave tne Hospital tomorrow. Mrs.
Heck will probably make her fu-
were
the " registered packages on which
extra postage was paid. The number
of packages delivered was the larg
est of any Christmas in the office's
record.. From Dec. 18 to 25 inclu
slve. eight days, the office received
io, sacKs or packages and paper
mall and 82 pouches of letter .mail.
The outgoing mail during this time
equaled the Incoming mail, making
a total of 380 sacks and 164 pouch
es received and dispatched by the
office during the eight days. Two
extra carriers and one extra clerk
were secured for the holidays and
by their help every package was
delivered following every mail. This
morning the holiday was over and
ordinary routine business (was re
sumed. Despite the large volume
of business handled only a few
packages were received in bad con'
dition and none was seriously in
jured. Only one package was broken
beyond identification and the con
tents were later delivered ' to the
right owner. This speaks well for
the care with which the railway
mail clerks handled their immense
loads of presents.
Bring your poultry snd eggs to
Green Bros., corner Second and Mul
berry. Highest market price. 2?wtf
HERINGTON MAN IS INSANE.
Doctors Say Lead Poisoning Unbal
anced Mind. '
' rProm Saturday's Dolly.)
Gid 6tolfus, a prominent Hertng-
ton painter, was - adjudged insane
yesterday by Probate Judge Ander
son and he will be taken to the hos
pital for treatment.:? He is In bad
condition and it is not probable that
he can be cured. The -doctors said
at the, inquiry yesterday .that lead
poisoning' started the unbalancing of
this mind and that drugs and other
minor causes completed the wreck.
He was a good workman and was
well known, .
Processional.
Hymn, "Joy to the World;" Con
gregation. Scripture, Carl Fengel.
Prayer by the Pastor.
Male quartette, "O Holy Night,"
ture home at Chapman.
Each spring there is held in each
congressional district a district bss-
ket ball tournament to choose the
meeting. Among those present are r,8tr,ct cnaraP,'n"niP team for the
A. ,8. - Hawley, T. W. Sterling, Thos.
Mitchell, James Mitchell, J. E. Car
ney, John Elsenhower. Henry Elsen
hower, George Elsenhower, William
we tournament. Abilene is the
logical place for the district tourna
ment from Its central location on
the Union Pacific railroad. Clar
Bovce and C. W. Bell. The Carlton enier' Junction City, Cbspman.
and Holland delegates are pulling 8o,onio1. Minneapolis and Salina In
bard for the road.
TOO MUCH CHRISTMAS CHEER.
the
Letter from California.
Mrs. J. Shirk, -Pasadena, Cal.,
writes: We always look forward
with pleasure to the coming of the
Messrs. Kugler, Schrock, Royer and Weekly Reflector it is like a let
wrff ier irom nome. At present 1 am
Readinr, "Christmas Bells," Miss "enain out between thirty and thlr
Katn. Rhporpr I nurses, lDCluawg JUlBSeS
Orrhoatra ' I Myra and Amanda Engle and Effle
-. - . . 1 . . . . UWIMVUI, II 1 L U 4 LB US RBL1KII ML I LI
Introductory remarks, Buperln. K"- ' Abilene;, also Misses. May a too mtjen ennstmas cneer and p0M,blIltte8 of aterement for
tendent. v . ",,u "e,ue A,V,B' we Mpeci lo 8m T ,v "- both school and town.' ko to Pallna
ti Ifcr. and Mrs. J. L. Enrla with ml in tirina. sne was in Douce court
rrimnrT , UHDHriuifinL: ntinic. net i e- . - - w an r nara a a a . a
w. . I....L.. t),l. mn.nl.. .h. .k. ....... "V BJUilim-
itation, Bobby Shearer and Herbert u wr, "."slums to accommodate the meet.
And Her Fine Was f50 and
Costs.
the district and Alma, Manhattan
and Ellsworth outside it geographi
cally, but connected with it for ath
letic purposes, all run into Abilene
conveniently. " But we have no ac
commodations for twelve or fifteea
basket ball teams and their sup
porters, consequently ws must see
Delia Smith, a lady of color, lm- ' ; ' ; ,?. .. !
. ,-. , , S. 3
Fit Bit Caw Exactly. -.
"When father was sick about six
years ago he read an advertisement
of Chamberlsln's Tablets in the pa
pers that fit his case exactly, writes
Miss Margaret Campbell of Ft
Smith, Ark. - "He purchased a oi
them and he has sot beea siek
9. I'r t' ' t ti r .rs troo-
Hockensmlth : Recitation, ' Dorothy
Harger; Recitation, four boys; Rec
itation, . George Childs; Recitation.
Martha Brown.
. Junior Department: Vocal Duet,
Hazel Royer and Nina Broughton;
presentation-of gifts by six chil
dren; yiolln Solo. Frances Fengel;
Exercise, six children Piano Duet.
Leone .Forney and Gladys Waller-
stedt; class 1 presentation speech,
Hattie Mauldln; class 2 presentation
speech,- Charley Roop; class 3 pre
sentation sneech, Mary Smith; Vio
lin Trio, Mildred Oliver, Viola En
gle and Mary Broughton; class
presentation speech. Miss Freda
Marsh.
Senior Department: Class 1, pre
sentation, Fred Lesber; Clarinet
Solo,- Arthur .Podae:- Class 2. pre
sentation, Stella Sherwoqd, Bertha
Issitt; Double Duet, Misses Iona
Shearer, Edna . Barr, Anna Bauer
Edna Kugler. j , ....
'Adult Department: L. L. class,
Presentation, Mrs, Jesse Beegh ley;
Class 2, presentation, Mrs. A. Lesb
er: Class 3, Presentation, F. A.
Smith.
Remark by the Pastor; Offering,
Hymn 211; Doxology; Benediction
Rev. D. R. Eyster, of Oklahoma $50 and costs and being unable to
who is holding a series of meetings pay she was sent to Jail. The peace
in Upland will be with us the first officers have been spending too
of the year. The weather has been much time trying to keep her
-
unusually warm and pleasant and straight the police Judge liougbt
xi.. M Itl S . x 1 I n w A m varA hn a v M A ft v M sKlail
ine nowers win oe parucuiany . - iene BOmewhere In the
Deautuui ana sounuant tor tne i mue wuemcr ii. woumu .
Tournament of Roses on New Year's have a little influence with her.
day
PART OF LETTER
Drives Off a Terror.
The chief executioner of death in
REACHED SANTA CLAUS.
There are seventy-two second
class cities In Kansas, besides the
ten first class cities, and still we
rank 29 in population. Over against
that fact balance the one that Abl-
60's in
high -school equipment. We have
plenty of wealth, and circumstances
are such as to warrant a much need
ed addition to our high school plant
In the lines of Industrial and phy
sical training. Why not realize our
the winter and spring months is staffed $10 Down Library Chimney responsibility and live up to It?
for New Books.
'- ' Cared of Lrver Cbmptabst.
"I was suffering with liver com
plaint," says Its, Smith of Point
Blank. Texas, "and decided to try
a 2Sc box of Chamberlain's Tablets.
and am happy to say that I am com
pletely cured and oan recommend
them to every, one.. For sal by all
dealers.
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Childrea.
Relieve feverishness, bad stom
ach, teething disorders, move and
regulate the bowels and are a pleas
ant remedy for worms. Used by
mothers for 22 yesrs. They never
fail. At all druggists. 25c. Sample
Free. Airew A. S. O..cted, La Eey.
pneumonia. Its advance agents are
colds and grip. In any attack by one
of these maladies no time should be
lost In taking the best medicine ob-J A part of the letter addressed to I
talnable to drive It off. Countless Santa Claus in the Reflector last
H. T. STEEPER
Principal of High School.
thousands have found this to be Dr.
Monday reached the old gentleman
Vlna Maw nianAMn "M-F fcnahanif
believe it has kept htm from having and be ,0 t0 PP"ed to-
pneumonia three or four times," warns a new za musical dictionary
writes Mrs. George w. Place, Raw- The dictionary, was only a part of
!0V" t'.l-; tn.a ""UTS: iter's requesu and it is-prob-
eUU vi vu wffv issjbjvv u? v awwaaw
equal." Guaranteed for all bronchial
affections. Price 60c and 91.00
Trial bottle free at J. M. Olelssner's,
. 8HIFTINO MOIL
Resl Estate Transfer Reported by
J. E. Keel, Abstractor.
Benjamin R. Tyrell et ux to Chester
G. Tyrell, sw t-11-2. fl. ,
Chester G. Tyrell et al to. BenJ. R.
Tyrell nw 16-11-1. $1.
John L. Marshall to Charles . Mar
shall, w ft 23-11-1, w sw 4
15-11-1. $1.
Herman W. Mitsch et nx
land South worth, ne X 19-11-4,
$6500.
Ernest Geoffroy et ux to Jacob
Brown, lots 5, sw L se 6 se
V4 se V4. 8. in se 27 and 28-13-2,
$u53. 1
Sarah A. High et nx to Lewis Amann
w ne K .11-16-1, $5609. .
able that a part of the letter was
lost. If any of the patrons of the
library should find it and care to
send the other things they will be
appreciated.
Advertised MaiL
For week ending Dec. 23, 1912
.Letters: Josepn Gebhart, Ora
Hall, M. C. Jones, Regent D. A. R
Chapter, Mrs. J. Richardson, War.
Miesner, Mrs. Wm. Ruth, Geo. Sil-
Inger, M. H.;8tarr W. L. Wingate
Leah Wisraaa.
CzmrAm' rraiV Cam C(.fi
Campbell Hotel, Mrs. Sarah Camp
bell. Lewis Humpnrey, Miss Gymina
Hushey, Mrs. C. B. Jones, Miss Dery
Keper. C. F. Moore, " Miss Ether
Noel, James K. Of field.
C. M. HARGER, P. M.
Colds Go Over Night.
If your head is stuffed up and
you have a bard cold you can quick-.
Iv 00 rlA nt tha mlaorT. 4
...... , '."
First, look after the offweli;. any
good cathartic will do; then breathe
Booth's HYOMEI which promptly
kills germ life and heals the mem
branes., . y , 'tV,.- '.;
Breathe HYOMEI pronounce it
High-o-me) in the daytime .through
the little bard rubber inhaler, and
Just before going to bed at. night 60
this. Pour a scant teapooaful , ot
HYOMEI into , a . kitchen bowl of ,
boiling water, cover head, and bowl
with towel and breathe, for several
minutes the soothing, healing vapor
that arises. . This treatment is also
fine, for sore throat and catarrh.
Complete' HYOMEI outfit includlnl .
inhaler, $1.00; extra bottles if need
ed, 50c. Glelssner & Son are auth
orized to refund your money if dis
satisfied. , adv- .
Ohildron Orr
res rtETc:;:
jf v" f r t
Catarrh is an excessive secretion.
accompanied with chronio tnflama-
tton, from the-mucous membrane.
Hood's Ssrsaparilla acts on the mu
cous membrane throuah the blood,
reduces inflsmmstfon, establisbes
! beslthy art loo. snd rsdkaUy cures
Do Not Ilave Son Feet, ;.
An Allen's Foot-Ease Powder la
the foot bath gives instant rdftf
to Chilblains and all foot aches.
Then for lasting comfort,
Allen's Foot-Ease, the ar
powder, in yoar dci. A'A C
shslce
X. Y. lWmt
all caf-c-i of catarrh.
25c.