Abilene weekly reflector. [volume], October 30, 1913, Image 10

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ABILENE
KANSAS
POSED AS CHAUFFEUR,
NEGRO CASHED CHECK
A negro appeared in Junction City
recently and commenced to loaf
around a garage there, telling Mr
Whltmore, one of the owners, that
"he was waiting for a car to be
shipped there and unloaded. Cold
weather, he said, had caused the
owners of the car to return from
'Colorado by rail - and send him to
-Junction City to unload the car and
drive it to Lawrence. One after
iooa k local banker called up " Mr
Whltmore and said that the negro
had cashed a check; for $5. SO, bear
ing the signature of Mr. Whltmore.
The negro represented that he was
"working at the garage. The negro
hu not been found.
DR. W. O. FANSON BOUGHT
RESIDENCE OF JOE WHITE
Joseph White today sold his resi
dence on West Third, which he has
occupied for 23 years, to Dr. W. 0.
Tanson, taking Dr. Fanson's farm
In Cbeever township in the exchange.
Mr. and Mrs. White expect to spend
the winter in California, leaving
about Dec, 1. "However, Abilene is
still our home," said Mr. White,
""and we expect to build a bungalow
later and reside here. This has
been home to us too long ever to
locate elsewhere."
The Family Cough Medicine.
Insevery home there should be a
nottle of Dr. King's New discovery,
ready for immediate use when any
member of the family contracts a
cold or, a cough. Prompt use wP"
stop the spread of sickness. S. A.
tid. of Mason, Mich., writes: "My
whole family depends upon Dr.
King's New 1 Discovery as the best
cough and cold medicine in the
-world. Two 50c bottles cured me
of pneumonia;" Thousands of other
families have been equally benefit
ted and depend entirely upon Dr.
King's New Discovery to cure their
coughs, colds, throat and lung trou
Dies. Every dose helps. Price 60c
and 11.00. All druggists. H. E
Bucklln & Co., Philadelphia or St
XvOUU.
FRISKY COLT OVERTURNS
BUGGY; NONE INJURED
The rig in which were Mr. and
Mrs. Sommers, from south of town
and two friends, was overturned this
morning on the north side of the
river bride and the occupants Of
the rig thrown into the ditch along
the road. None was injured ser
iously although all were bruised. The
river bridge crosses the river on the
road leading to Buckeye avenue.
Thft people In the buggy were driv
ing north across the bridge when
Dr.; Steelsmith came up "from the
north In his automobile. He stop
ped his car at the approach to allow
the buggy to pass. The young colt
that . Mr. Sommers was driving be
came frightened and overturned the
rig, the occupants rolling Into the
ditch. The fault was not Dr. Steel-
smith's. The buggy was damaged
slightly but those who were in It
felt that they had a fortunate escape.
There are no approaches along the
high banks on either side of the
bridge to guard against such occur
rences.
DO YOU EVER VISIT SCHOOL?.
Your Interest in Your 'chlkfren
Should Send Yoa Therer "S
Roads Are Dry Now.
At this writing it looks as though
the automobile fellows at Abilene
are getting down to brass tacks
There will soon be some novelty
racing if the dealers do -not dry up
with the roads. Hone Dispatch.
AUBURN HAIR GIRL"
REMOVES DANDRUFF
Tlte "Girl With Auburn Hair" Rep
resents Parisian Sage, the Most
Pleasant and Invigorating
Hair Tonic.
Eczema and Itching? Cored.
The soothing, healing medication
in Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment
penetrates every tiny pore of the
skin, clears it of ail impurities
tops itching instantly. Dr. Hob-
son's ' Eczema Ointment Is guaran
teed to speedily heal eczema, rashes,
ringworm, tetter and other unsight
ly ernptions. Eczema Ointment Is
m doctor's prescription, not an ex
periment All druggists or by mail
"iOc. Pfelffer Chemical Co., Phila
delphia and St Louis. .-
.Parisian sage surely removes
dandruff with one application
makes the hair soft, wavy and abun
dant. It cleanses, cools and Invlg
i orates the. scalp.
If you have dandruff, it is be
cause the scalp is too dry and flakes
off. Nourish the scalp with Par
isian Sage' and dandruff disappears.
Get today from J. M. Olelssner A
Son a large 50 cent bottle it sup
plies hair and scalp needs. Parisian
Sage quickly stops itching head.
takes away the dryness, immediately,
removes dandruff, makes the scalp
healthy and gives the hair that en
viable lustre and beauty you desire.
Look for the trade-mark the
"Girl with the Auburn Hair' it is
on every bottle. adv
You look out carefully fof the
exterior of your boy as he sets out
ror school day after dy..Hemust
hnVA ahlnv .h... . -u , . . '
j ouuca, won urusuea nair.
a clean neckties, or he must stay at
nome. But do you know anvthine
about what they are putting into his
neadT The old fashion!
rnotse used to have, a throng on "ex
hlhllAn l PW 1 .....
""""uu me cnuaren sanr
sweet iittie songs about daisies, and
spoKe pretty poems about the. bird
lee. The question whether thev
could keep a cash account or write
hand that a human beine, could
reaa was much in the backe-ronnd
ir a parent happened into the school
room on any day but the closing nn
a hush of awe spread over the Jit-
ue iaces at the unexpected siht
leacner rattled her , papers oner
ously and the pupils missed. Visit
ors are more common in modern
schools. But probably not one par
ent in ten enters a schoolroom' once,
m a term. And vet tha nuti.
wnat they are doing with your chil
dren is vastly more important rtban
what the styles of children's .coats
are. But the parents do not seem
to think so.
A treasure trove at Enterprise?
That Is what heirs of the late Aug
ustus Packard believe Is there and
a search Is to be made of the farm
premises In the hope of uncovering
wealth that the father of the heirs
Is thought to have made and secret
ed on bis farm near Enterprise. F.
W. Karl to administrator of the es
tate, me late Mr. Packard was
married twice, and twice divorced.
Four children were bora of the first
marriage and three of the last. Alii
are living. The two sets of heirs
are unable to agree on an adminis
trator and so one was appointed by I
the court. .
Mr. Karl was In town today to
consult with his attorneys about the
matter. ' Several things lead to the
belief that the late Mr. Packard
chose a bank of his own making.
In the flood of 1903 he is believed
to have lost considerable money.
The Packard farm Is down by the
river, In a bend, and the flood wat
ers completely Inundated the place
and carried away, so the story goes,
money that was hid about the place
by the owner. Whether or not the
treasure trove Is a myth remains
to be seen, as well as who will be I
the "John Silver" of it all.
Chapter II.
It is claimed that a daughter of j
the late Mr. Packard by the first
wife knows where the treasure trove
is hidden. But the money Is hid
den on a farm owned by a sonfbyl
the second wife. The son of the
second wife refuses to let anyone
dig on his farm and says that the
money, it there, is- his because it Is
on his land. The daughter who, it I
is said, knows of the hidden treas
ure says that she will not tell
where it is unless the money is
turned into the common estate. Mr. LIKE FIRMS, CHURCHES
Karl asserts that the money will be I TO HOLD REVIVALS
found if digging will obtain It.
Revivals are conducted by men in
all kinds of business, says the Rev.
Hugh Lomax. The special sales of
Big Field Is Open to the Trained I mercantile establishments, are re-
Men, vivals. Political campaigns are re
vivals. It is not strange that
churches sometimes engage in 'simi
lar . enterprises. There is a revival
going on right now In the Evangel!
cal church, with the Rev. Mr. Hanne
Children Cry fcr
The Kind You Hare Always Boa&rht, and which ha been
in dm' lor orer w years, na ooroede aijniatnre of
f - l?s ly'r yt.
sonal Supervision since lta Infancy.
Allow no one to deceive, too In thi.
All Counterfeit, Imitation and Jast-aa-food " are) but
Experiment that trifle with and endanger: the) health of
Infants and ChlMren Experienoe against Experiment.
Whit Is" CASTORIA
Cajtorla la a harmless gnbstitnte for Castor OH, Pare ,
gorlc, props and Soothing Syrup. It Is pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Kareotlo
substance. Its age is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverlshness For more than thirty years it
has been In constant use for the relief of Constipation.
Flatulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and
Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels,
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAY
Bears the. Signature of
S7
Tlie Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 3 O Years
NEED MORE VETERINARIANS.
Kansas lost 9 3-4 million dollars'
worth of live stock last year from
diseases. Two thirds of this lose,
verv Ulrolv pnnlri hnva hpn saved
by competent veterinarians.' had Preaching and a blind man singing
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.
they been available. It shows the
need of trained men to care for the
death of Kansas' 255 million dol
The Christian church will begin
revival November 12 with H. G,
Knowles of Nebraska as evangelist
lars worth of live stock, says J. H. H ,B a speaker of great vlgor and
mrni jt m il'a m T I tuorui
iviiiier, uenu ui we ui visum ui tui-
lnsrn Axtansinn At tha Asrrinulturn.1
I Roup can be prevented by giving
'""'6' I l 1 Y J U .V.
succeeding year has increased the
TEACHERS TAKE QUIZ
FOR CERTIFICATES
a a.
. vouuiy teacners' examination
for certificates Is being held at the
court house the rest of the week by
Supt. W. o. Steen. The examina
tions are held three times a vear.
At the present time these have en
rolled for the examination: Rot
Snyder of Talmage, A. O. Hunt of
Hope, ; Flora Leatherman of Chap
man. W. E. Sterner of Detroit and
Harold Ewald of Elmo.
work and enlarged the field for
men In this work. The testing of
cattle "for tuberculosis is opening a
broad field; the vaccination of 'bogs
to prevent cholera, the outbreaks of
contagious diseases in the state, the
shipment of domestic animals from
one state to another all this work
is passing Into the hands of local
graduate practitioners and veterin
ary inspectors. There Is need for
men, too, In government service, as
city milk Inspectors, and to teach
In the veterinary schools , of the
country."
HE DENIES INTERURBAN
WILL GO ON TO SALINA
' drinking Water. Try it on our guar
antee. J. M. Gleissner & Son. 23w4t
PUBLICITY BEST SALESMAN.
Constant Newspaper Advertising
Wins- Says Advertiser.
Advertise in newspapers if you
would get the worth of your money,
Make your advertisements attrac
tive, but not effusive, and keep them
permanently In , the papers until
they have had the natural cumula
tive effelt."
This is the advice of Sir Joseph
Beecham of St. , Helens, England,
who Is the heaviest advertiser in the
world. His concern has spent an
average of one-half million dollars
line from Manhattan to Junction ,owVBi""
City would be continued to Abilene
and on through to Salina is denied
flntlv hv T T Woat- nnaral man
ager of the Manhattan Street and llcIt and property owners di-
UNION PACIFIC
Eastbound. '
110.. 2:45 a;;m.
102 4:8i a. m.
104 H:i3 at m.
108 .......;....l:io p. m.
166 j 6:15 p. m.
Westbound
No. 101 2:10 a.
a.T. a m
no. iv l . .........z:35 p.
No. 103 3:22 p.
No. 109 10:38 p.
No. 165 . 6:45
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
m.
m.
Salesmen wanted for a high grade
line of house and barn paints, to so-
Interurban Railway company, the
company that operates the interur
ban. He says: "There is absolutely
nothing to it. If one of our stock
holders made a statement of this
kind he simply did not know what
red. Will pay liberal commission,
Electric Paint & Varnish Co., Cleve
land, Ohio. 23w3t
ROCK ISLAND
Eastbaund
536 Passenger.... ...11:12 a. m.
566 Local Freight 3 p.'nu
Westbound
535 Mjl,and Ezpreas,.t.J5:45 a m.
665 Mixed 1...!...I......10: 25 al m.
SANTA FE .' '.
Sonthboond '
310 Feight .:..3:15 p". m.
306 Passenger '..;..;......11:00 a.' m.
308 Freight ........ ...!: 50 p. m.
. Northbound -
307 Passenger ..... 8:07 a. m.
309 Freight .............11:00 a. m.
311 Freight ...:.i.-.....k12:46 p. m.
Sallha Branch
Leave for Salina
317 Mixed 8:20 a. m.
319 Mixed ................. 12:05 pf m.
321 Mixed ; 4:05 pi, m.
Arrive from Salina X
318 Mixed :is at m.
320 Mixed -10:55 a'm.
322 Mixed .... ..3:10 p.m.
'," j ' " . j
ABILkNl'S SOCIETIES. ,t
PATIT A n rtrt . . hah. M
ter No. 15 meet in Masonic hall on the
econd and fourth Fridays of each
month. F. W. Mor.e. H. p.; joMphl
Keel. Secretary.
A. F. A A. M. Benevolent Lodo-e No.
18 meets first and thlnl nrX.
Infrs In each month . Ma.nni. ..7,
corner Third and Spruce. H. H. KeeL
. w,: A woney. Becretary; Visit
ing1 brethren welcome.
he was talking about."
Tne report was credited to a
stockholder of tne company who, it
was reported, said that this was a
certainty.
Avoid Sedative Conirh mJiim..'
If yOU Want to contribute
j u me occurrence of Mniiian
bronchitis and pneumonia use cough
medicines that contain codine, mor-
puius, ueroin ana other aoi.t.
when you have a cold. An expec-
wiaui ins v;namoeriain's Cough
emeay is wnat Is ndd That
cleans out the culture beds or
breeding places for the germs of
pneumonia ana otner mnrm riu..
That Is why pneumonia nv.r r.
una iruiu COia wnen Chamhar.
lain Cough Remedy U dh it
has a world wide reputation for Its
cure. 'It contains no morphine or
other sedative. . For aale, ati
dealera. . .''
KINGMAN COUNTY ATTORNEY
WILL DEFEND MILFORD
John H. Connaughton, attorney
of Kingman county, was in town to
consult with William Milford, one
of the four men charged with setting
fire to a building in Herlngton.
Milford owned the stock of shoes.
Mr. Connaughton expects to defend
Milford at the January term. He
consulted also with C. S. Crawford,
attorney for Guy Lathrop.
Death of Mrs. Wise.
Mrs. Katherine A. M. Wise died
Monday at the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. W. H. Thomas on
South Broadway In Herlngton. Mrs.
Wise was past 88 years old and her
death is attributed to her. advanced
age.
'
They Make Too Feel Good.
The pleasant purgative effect
produced by Chamberlain's Tablets
and the healthy condition - of body
and mind which they create make
one feel Joyful. Tor sale by all
dealers,
ONE MINUTE
Buy It from the Dealer
BENCH WASHER
Wringer awlaga Is any
of tare posltloaa
kem
Electric Power.
Power. Kkw. 11
. - -1 .
, . fPeted by Gasoline Ensine
ask dealer about our Hand Power.
trie or Gaeoune Power Washers,
ONE RilNUTE RXTG. CO Nivfon, Iowa
Abilene, Shockey A Landes.
Chapman, ' London Bros.
Dillon. Herlngton 4b Sondow.
Elmo, Badger Lbr. Co.
Enterprise, J. T. Buhrer.
Iferlngton, Herlngton Hdw Co.
-SOIJD BY
Hope, Badger Lbr. Co.
Hope, W. Koch & Son Hdw. Co.
Manchester, W. E. Cramer ft Son.
Talmage, A. C. Bathurst
Talmage, RiceJohnti-Nlcolay L. Co.
Woodbine, E. F. SchaubHdw. Co.
Navarre F. C. Linden.