The Abilene Weekly Chronicle from Abilene, Kansas • 11

RICE HALL BURNED. pital, with the knowledge that he owe bis life to the promptness and brav 500 ARE ENTOMBED ery of Mis Mar Puy I-ee, formerly of Richmond, Va. Six weeks ago Gillian was ck-anhir nut the cage era 45 63 F. Morse, suliuy lo ln liuli- Oct. mill tu 40 Si'liiH-lbi-r lox rent itnil p.mtiige 1 23 ii'7 J.

Si-hlK-llier, Kil.il iliilllitf li K. 8. Mi-i'i-riiili salary, express, expense -lc illl Jlliljiu lumklll, Hillitl) I'll I iBam- Klllut, nuisn county IS Mnnche conk, co. limit ii'i 57 inn I'iMik, lalMir couiilv 7i oo An, i JuIimxi-ii, nupl. e.i.

17 limls'i-r l.ionlier sup- 1 -I I in puiir f.irm 21 33 TERRIFIC EXPLOSION IN WEST VIRGINIA MINES. Principal Buiding at Washburn DestroyedLoss Reached $100,000 TojH-ka, Dee. 7. Shortly alter noon yesterday liice Hall, the principal building at Washburn college, wan destroyed by lire. The building co i-t.

-lined the botanical and mineral collections. In-side the chemical appara-tue and many valuable records. It tin. i.i-ii.i- whi'-h is necij-ied by lie Oila men-titer in the launcuin, when the venomous reptile bit him. Its teeth were buried in (lilliaa's band and he win forced to pry its jaws aprt.

li.nlmT l.tiiion-r I ii. 1 1 1 1 mil l-iiul lliulKi-l- l.llllll-er Co. eon I fur jilil. Clms. Wi-IUi-niall, nulse In CfiiiN.

nulse In MOST OF THEM ARE KILLED. 4iiJ ll 2.1 (III 211 i Hi II III on 72 II. ill l.liH'i. 1 1 1 1 I V. WYIi Ii t'illian nt once bathed his band in ulcohol, and then Miss Lee lacerated the hands with a t-lmrp knife and, applying her lip to the wound, S'ul ed out the poison.

In spite of her prompt action Gillian's hand at onct bejr.in to swell niid lie ruslnd to a nated in a detective line near tne root hmm- I Ti lull Kli-cllli- Ci, SUPpll-M of the bunding wbu-Il consisted ot Itivi-r Snlc l.ltilil iiml 1'owi-r Co four stories mid a basement. Tin YY, Nursing baby? It's a heavy strain on mother. Her system is called upon to supply nourishment for two. Some form of nourishment that will be easily taken up by mother's system is needed. Scott' Emulston contains the greatest possible amount of nourishment in easily digested form.

Mother and baby are wonderfully helped by its use. ALL DRUGGISTS i SOe. AND 11.00 -7 Three Bodies Were Found Near the Mouth of the Mines in Which Explosion Occurred No Details. 2 111 will reach iMOiUXiO. Xo one was will reach 100,000.

loss pi-i-l- in s. injured. Mi-, iiml Knx. Ti l. 4 fill UM Kieo hall was the first biiiidin-jr of .1.

S. hlll ilil. Jmiihh Sir. oil. in, lint ipiar.

1-1 el- II 2S Washburn colh-ue niol was erected in 1S78 nt a est of At the time of the lire it was used as a tnusi-. .,,,1 ii i. .1, ll. lr.ii!si.irniit,in. inn-r Kllli-l Ilillili.

.1. rti-r iii.N,-, pour I I I a i 'ii. iii.m, i- Al l.i-nl.. in i-iiiitiiv i' ii iii 2 I hospital where lie was forced to remain for siv weeks. The bite of the Gihi momter is usually deadly and the surgeon-' say it was only Miss Lee's, promptness that saved Gillian's life.

Now the reptile is dying, not from the effects of the bits, but because it I. It Illll .111,1 lil Itl.lll(t I'K'lttll M.trKi'i- ihiIm- l-i nin lioc jail I a K. iiiiiiNi- to i i-iinly mens Moiid- ui-re were of great value. The amount to -it her or Pittsburg Dee. 7.X UriUU-' nd tlisiisteious explosion ncciin i'il yesterday in mint's No.

0 mid 8 of Unconsolidated Coal cotiijiniiv nt Mnii'j-gab, W. Ya. Jline Superintendent Malone. sus that nt least oOO men nrc cnii-iiibe 1 and Le believes that a juiijoiil of those entombed are killed. The bodies of three men were recovered near the mouth of mine Xo.

is uiuiiiie to K.ml tliec olil northern (arm I 25 Nurllii-i-iifi Co. supi-Ui-s in emu. ty iiml rest iu.se.,. It H1 i'. ill.

I'l-M in "NlllH o.l HI 1'. II. Kill. Hili'ili all. I li-pall fur 2 5 inter.

TOOTH WEIGHS FOUR POUNDS ARE TOURING EUROPE. CD II. Fiivor. stale vs AllHiirlit ml W. T.

Iiiivlilsmi. sliile vs Allu Iu-iil 3 Aro Four Geary County Farmers .1. Favor, si. tie vs Albright 1 III Sight Seeing Abroad. All details of the disaster are lack Koeky Mountain Tea unifies I III' Llutkl, IToqliltcS tilC? LoHCUi niils t'io kioiu-ys, cures stoinncli build up the nervous force; Vi-u well niul linjipy.

J. M. Glcissuer. 21 Junction City, Dec. Tom 1 I well Kiiom.ii Geary county farmers and 2 mi one citizen of this city are now touring LVirope, where they expect to i I'.

II Illll, lil.li 1 Mili-rllt' IIS- iili-tii-n PreiHli'ttjaHt li-mi Inn-lit (siul i- i 'iilllmny, Klliplii-M. l'n nib ti; ikI I ii til iiii-iil SI--I-- Company, Mipilii' I'liiiili -ruayt I iip. ii I mint Slut'- Copipany, iinl-e In farm I'l'i liili-i i inii- nulsi. in li-ii ('. Iiiiluikc.

livery B. Khrsom A- Sons Sl.iniifai ui- in: Ci-npinv l.t-i-lt;,. in i.il. Hiram Sprlmrer. aid lo poor The News Ciuiioiiny (Huti-titn-emi, ii norm ys dm ki I 1'r, ,1.

kntr. mi d. and prufi h- nloiml i'i i-c Lincoln Townshlri lulmr ati-l la-hU'e niaO-rliil Flora Township, lliali-rlal ami bridge repiilrlng T. It. Collkllll tiled T.

It Cotiklln salary Boyde Grain Compuny, county coal W. M. Welch Company, mlinlo- granh etc Put Vtoir hA in the Chronicl. Its Former Owner Has Been Dead 20,000 Years. Helena.

Dee. 7. While work on the Milwaukee roadbed near Helena Thursday, workmen unearthed the teeth and bones of a gigantic ina-todoii. The largest tooth weighs nnre than four pounds. Dr.

Charles X. Ii'eiuig, who has made many explorations in the wilds of South Amerien and who has a large collection of ma todouic relics, estimates that the animal has been dead for more than years. The fossils were found in in spend the winter months. They al went at different times and are at Of) different places in the old country, llefore they retuen they expect to visit all the points of interest and en 91 Is 62 Oil 1. I 'u Ills.

in male vs loliiii; lb-- 1 tl.i W. T. I ills, hi state vs 4 7u .1. It. Favor, slate vs Foster 2 7ii V.

I lavlilsoii. slate vs Fiwli r. 6 on .1. K. Favor, state vs Foster fi J-.

K. Kankin, Hull case 17 HI T. It Cotiklln, Hull case 5 on .1. N. I'llter.

Hull case no C. C. Tokiii-r. Hull case 5 mi J. It.

Favor, Hull case 42 Ml ,1. K. Kankin, Hi-rshey case 15 (HI P. II. Winner, Hershey ruse 5 OK K.

llazleit, Hi-rshey 5 00 .1. It. Favor, lli-rshey case 2 25 .1. K. Kankin, Taylor case 16 05 ll.

II. Felty, Taylor case 6 00 J. .1. 4 1' Bryan. Taylor case fi 00 J.

H. Favor, Taylor case 26 H3 .1. K. Kjinkln, I tinkle case 16 05 H. It.

Fi lty, lllnkle case 5 00 C. C. Buck, Hlnkle case 5 00 J. II. Favor, Hlnkle case 27 S3 J.

K. Kankin, Packard case 55 J. II. Favor, Packard rase 2 00 K. Itankln, Packard case 5 5 J.

H. Favor, Packard case 2 00 J. II. Favor, Jennings case 25 $3 i. It Conklln, Jennings casi 2 00 J.

Itankln, I'avls case 18 95 H. A. Cooper, I'avls case I 50 N. W. Hayes, I'avls case 50 Charles Hill, I'avls case 1 60 W.

A. Landcs, Davis rase 1 50 P. II. Wllmer. I'avls case 5 00 Dr.

Klrsch Dr. P. Mera luu oo ing. It is feared that lie accident will turn out to be the worst in the history of milling in this country. Superintendent Malouc says that lie docs r.ot think any of the oOU men could escape alive from the force ot the explosion.

Special cars have beeii dispatched l'rom Fairmont to the scene of the disaster. The mine was too full of gas and smoke for the rescuers to enter. The earth seemed rent at the moment of the shock. Some idea of the force of the explosion, may be gained from the fact that props from the mine were not only blown out of the! joy life, which they can do as they can all write checks for no modest Jawbone canyon and the theorv of amount. Thomas Tilk spend every Dr.

Ki-iniir is that these monstrous animals nourished in these latitudes other winter among his old friends in England. F. Iiantz and A. Luthi are 20 26 75 27 00 5 75 10 20 -in 75 20 26 50 O. (.

Sterl, madse Wm. Iloon A mdse for Mr. I. Toliver, repairing typewriter J. W.

Nell, coal for poor Iir. M. Forward, professional servli Crane supplies OFEICE: West Third 'I'honf 12.7 HOURS: 9 to J2: I to 7 to8. Dr. Men's Residence 4tt West 6th 1'hone 624 at a prehistoric period, when the tilt in Switzerland touring the Alps; ing of the earth with reference lo the E.

Say is in London, and W. Pickering and wife of this citv are in C. L. Hubbard Canton Bi idgn Compuny W. M.

Baker, meals for Jury .2016 On 3 25 sun, had made this tropical region. BECAUSE CHILD WAS WHIPPED, Liverpool. Shockey A Ijndes, supplies superintendent's otttce 57 00 Thoo Nuas, mdse to poor 33 20 ,1. It Goodwin, laundry county Jail 7 II A. S.

Schen-r. Ilverv hire 2 Chronicle Publishing supplies. 100 50 CATARRH C. S. Crawford, Ittvis case 5 oo G.

F. Ulllon, I'avls 5 "i0 J. N. line, I'avls case 4 50 INVITED TO SOUTH AMERICA. cntnuiee to the shaft, hut wre hurled clear across the liver.

Missouri Farmer Killed Teacher ami ll. riprinaor. I'avls ease 4 7B Lusy A. Adams, burial SO 6 00 Alice Seller, I 'avis, case 4 70 Bohannon, I'avls cam- 4 96 Mrs. J.

P. Orr, I'avls case 4 Krnest Jaeger. I'avls case 6 60 Gets Forty Years. Mount Vernon, Dec. 7.

1 15 6 00 Heath, a prominent farmer of McDonald county, was convicted of the J. C. Km M. I'avls ease 6 60 J. Meek, I'avls case 6 60 J.

N. Ketchcrsid, M. Oavl case 6 60 J. P. Orr.

I'avls cuso 4 96 S. Nichols, I'avlH case 6 90 Herman Folk, digging grave, etc. Mo. 41 Kans. Tel.

service A. K. lleynolds, caring for burial of pauper Kam'l Iodiwrrth Book m-p-pllrs T. C. Baker, mdse to poor Mrs.

I). 8. Aldrlch, 10 days bhw-h-sing by B. IJ. Aldrlch Iloneer IVoduce mdse to county farm J.

It. Case mdse to county farm murder of Clarence Hosier, a school J. N. IN-Uer. M.

I'avls cas 76 9u 7 2 20 00 '-2 23 II FEVER I 50 I 50 I 5 teacher, in the circuit court here yes T. It. Conklln, M. I'avls P. B.

Winner. M. I'avls terday. His punishment was fixed at forty years iu the penitentiary. Cornell Football Team Asked to Play a Few Games in Brazil.

Ithaca, N. Dee. 7, The Paulosta football league of San Paulo, Drazil, has asked the Cornell association football team to go to Drazil for series of games next June or July. The league offers to pay the expenses of men, excepting transportation and says that the popularity of the game in Brazil assures the Cornell team of a large profit. The offer is due to tie fact that there are several South Americans on the Cornell team.

No decision has -been reached in the J. 11. Case mdi to Mrs. Hall J. II.

Favor, I'avls enso 10 80 IteMoctor Publishing printing 70 Boflector Publishing auplios 153 5 Artnold Hcanlan, mdse em C. T. Kiiti-n, meals for jurors 13 M. L. I'unnett, livery 6 oo J.

A. I.lndahl trustee, aid to poor. 41 11 On February 22, 1907, Charles Heath, enraged because Clarenc Hosier, a school teacher, had tljstised J. A. l.inniiu trus, hauling lumber J.

A. I.lndahl trustee, aid to J. V. Buhrer, supplies to county. C.

N. Tufts 4V burial of soldier Holland township, uld to noor 11 06 6 76 19 Ht 50 00 25 39 Mlnlrk Taylor, md-e to county farm Hnyder, labor and C. I. Snyder, supplies county farm Mart Srhcurer. repairing lovde Beta, md- county farm.

C. S. Crooks, supplies to W. W. liavts Shoe shoe to county farm Marie Cutbbert, transcript In Kd-mundsoD nun- N.

Cole, witness fees and rxprpM. A. It Kllck, supplies to his 16-year-old daughter, went to th" school house in Saratoga, McDonald county. and as Mosier loft the building shot and killed him. HTATH t'F KANHAH, I'lckinson ss i.

it. King, clerk of the county aforesaid, do hereby certify that th fore, golne- Is a true and correct list of the Mil allom-ed by the Board of County Commissioners at their regular meeting hold October 7 and 1907. W. KINO. I Heal.

County Clerk. Bead the silver prize competition A. H. Klwlck, tndsx to jail Zlts Cream Balm 8ur to CI Satia-faction. OIVCS HtLirF AT OUCt.

It t-lxa-, roo -x, r)e! -st-rrta fmm f'olarr eV vea way a f'41 in lie Head qaioLIr i Ile-Cl ml thi Soosel of Tk.Ul lUxl tWlU iWif to Cnntalas an in jnriotai drngal Apofjiil into liw nostrils ami abaortwJ ad about Case's doll content. THIRTY FIGHT ON FIRE ESCAPE Crann N. Cole, clerk Hurd vs cbunty com missioner J. B. Favors, fees Hurd vs county SHOOTS HERSELF.

Mrs. Clara Bloodjood, the Actres, Commits Suicide. Baltimore, Dee. 7. Clara Blood-fcood, the actress, committed suicide by shooting in her room at the Hotel Stafford here Thursday evening.

Mrs. Bloodgood's boly was iund lying on the bed with a bullet hole through the roof of her mouth. Nearby lay a book entitled "1Iot to Shoot Straight" and a 32-caliber revolver with three chambers empty. She attended a matinee performance at theottv in the afternoon and returned to her hotel about 4 o'clock seemiie-Iv in the btst of spirits. Later, when it was timf for the curtain to rise for her own show at the Academy of Music, where she was appearing in "The Truth," she had not put in an appearance.

Word sent to the Stafford ml a bell boy tus send up to her room. Just as he approached the door he heard a pistol shot. Hurrying back to the office he r.otiliod the clerks of what he had heard and an investigation was made and Mrs. liloodgood found stretched on the bed as described. GILA MONSTER BIT HIM.

BILLS ALLOWED commissioners II. Kouthworth. fees Hurd vs coun 32 9d 35 25 A 70 11 10 7 R5 32 36 a 6 M.i Ii 20 1 si'i 36 38 22 "0 35 95 5 30 1 1 50 1 50 1 50 1 50 4H 50 50 4 5 1 75 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 Oo 1 0 By the Board of County Commlulontr ty commissioners In mi tilt t-enbi at OnifiirtitU or bat (w or oav Orino f.a vativo Finit Syrup, the new htitnulutew, but does not irritate, It is tho bol l.iiKiitive. Giiiiruntcctl or nioncy buck. Townsend, tlic druggist.

H. W. Jacobs, fees Hurd vs county or DieKinMn county, imkiii, for in Quarter Ending October 7th and 8th, 1907. commissioners ian yei-ia oaun tuc or NwVMfJ F. W.

Morse, fees nurd vs county commissioners aUHttisra, 7.j oenta. til BROTHERS, 68 r.rraa A. A. Van D-enter, trammortutlon M. W.

King, fees Hurd county to Junction City I 1 .10 A. Young, transportation rommlNHioners Boor 1 38 Abilene Water Works, water. Shadlnger Printing J. W. Farle Kdmundson Inquest.

J. B. Favor, fees Kdmundson lu 11. Younic, ovemcclnn poo.r 15 00 C. Witt, repairing furnact 5 00 il.

A. Andri-Huii, repairiiiK type ll nest writer 2 .10 .1. K. Johnson, fees Kdmundson lu P. M.

lTolTII. n-patrinir typ-wrlt--r 5 00 Wenti-rn L'nion Tt-li-Kraph Co. tele ll uest Wm. Slayhaiigh, fees hilmundmin gram iy JiKiui- JUnkln Inquest W. 1).

Fulton fees deputy Ill 13 Canton llriilne work and Bruce (ilmuiill. fees Kdmundson you'll id Tlifin Hoic ltrldirp material 022 00 C. K. Shepherd, uulldintt fence on Inquest r. ii.

B. Felly, fees KtlimimlHiin llKUCHt Brown, fees i.dmundsoii in Folice Club Panic Stricken Lodgers During Blaze. St. Louis, Dec. 7.

Battling in a frenzy of terror on a fire escape thrac stories high, thirty men struggled to escape from a fire which broke out in a men's rooming house at 928 North Sixth street early yesterday. Policemen were forced to use clubs to subdue the panic-stricken men. Passed Examination Successfully. James Donahue, New Britain, Conn writes: "I tried several kidney remedies, and was treated by our best physicians for diabetes, but did nt improve until I took Foley's Kidney Cure. After the second bottle I showed improvement, and five bottles cured me completely.

I have since passed a rigid examination for life insurance." Foley's Kidney Cure cures back-ache and all forms of kidney bladder trouble. Townsend, the druggist. Joni-H road 20 00 John Julian, iih-hIh and caro of in. Taylor 25 SO quest 0 Kfiriilinut-r. fees Ktlllilllldson ill- quest Joe HiulKer, ficlnht 25 C.

It. Haer, county t-xpenm-n 24 0') J. A. county ex 24 10 Wells l-'arxo Kxpreaa expremt. 75 I'aeltlc Kxprt-HH exnresH 'Ji J.

S. Crumblne, exprcxa on docu H. A. Keeve, Juror Kdniundson Inquest 1 00 M. Newman, Juror Kdmundson Inquest 1 00 Munson, Juror Kdmundson inquest.

1 00 ll. A. Andreson, Juror Kdmundson inqui-st 1 00 F. V. Close, Juror Kdmundson Inquest 1 00 ments E.

K. McCormlck, normal 100 00 H. W. KleholU. burial of pxr 27 50 8.

I. Rpahr, rent for quarter 25 00 J. Taylor, aid for quarter 39 00 Mra. K. U.

Cloud, aid for 30 Sealshipt Oysters, the best in world. Fresh and Salt Meats Piokles, Poultry, Relishes Mrs. K. Ijiwdon, aid for quarter. Mrn.

C. C. Miller, aid for quarter A Museum Attendant Returns From Six Weeks in Hospital. Nen- York. Dec.

7. Frank Gillian, an attendant at the Children's Museum, Bedford Park. Brooklyn, is back at work afU-r sh vecks in a hos- Ucorge Swlck, aid for 24 O'l 3 Ou .10 no 18 00 24 00 30 0'J 24 Oil i line (teaman, aia tor Harah K. McVay, aid for quarter (). C.

Andersin, Ie-8 Mmunilmn Inquest Western Bridge and Construction lumber J. A. Wayts, meat for county farm N. Cole, state vs Hornbi-rg et V. T.

Iwvidson, state vs J. B. Favor, state vs lunn It J. (lump, state vs I'unn l. W.

Kmlg. state vs Uunn Andy Wilson, state Dunn Ira Kmlg, state vs Iiunn Arthur Penlngton, stale vs II. W. Jacobs, state vs Uunn N. Cole, state vs I 1 00 154 HO 36 00 67 90 10 10 12 25 2 2i 2 45 2 43 70 2 25 711 75 K.

unmrnerson, aid for quarter. Mrs. Tweedy, aid for H. W. Kinic, expenw on horticult 60 W.

T. Iiavldson, stale vs Shook. mm .1. B. Favor, state vs Khook 41 00 10 80 N.

Cole, state vs Hhook. Oh, Peel Look! at this line ot Toilet and Medicated SOAPS THE OLD RELIABLE VESTIBULE On the market 10 years and more of them are smoked today than ever. Ural reports 4', Bert IORan, lalxr on county farm 12 00 Jake Patterson, labor on county farm 19 00 A. Baxter, al county-farm 65 60 Owo. Snyder, Hh'MiliiK and repairing for county farm 3 "3 H.

It Bryan, nursing at county-farm 74 M. Ulnes, laundry for county 7 00 A. T. H. Ke, freight on brldst- and lumber 377 06 Western Bridge A Con.

Company, bridges and repairs 2244 0" Mrs. Julia B. Perry, transportation self and Mitchell 7 10 J. A. Forster, meals to poor 4 05 Liberty Twp, demurago and bridge plank 3) ii Kmest JaeRcr, fees deputy sheriff 3 5'-Chronii-I Pulilifdilnit supplied 27 34 J.

B. Favor, drawing 6 Ot J. B. Favor, care of Mrs. Hull 5 no J.

B. Ilamsey, salary 00 F. V. Close, bailiff fees 27 00 Samuel Olpc, tmiltrr fees 27 00 Teeters, bailiff fees 3 00 .1. Ilersh.

balllfl fees 3 00 J. R. Young, transportation to poor 1 Vi H. Young, salary 115 00 S. Plerson, aid I t.0 Mrs.

M. Gardner, nursing. 2 00 Kandt, Iltz and Koch, 00 J. bounties 28 40 It Waring, supplies Ill 43 J. J.

Schneider, Jurors fees 738 75 Michael Hlnes, laundry for 8 25 A. M. How, varnishing 1 0'J 0jo. Stewart, gopher scalps 1 30 A. C.

Komlg, surveyor 137 2r Tom 41'Hea. chairman 1 50 lioht. Ballentyne, 1 0 T. McTtea, assisting surveyor 1 51 It liallantlne, saluting 1 50 C. W.

Peterson, salary and S3 30 C. A. Snherer, salary and it. I). Frv, salary and mileage 40 If.

W. King, saljrv H. Axf-s-d King, Salary O'i Frank Parent, 3b4 11 J. B. Favor, ronvylrg Jiiitik- to "1 T.

tn inri-r ri J. i'. vi r. iv--1-i; i-ri 4 00 3 00 3 90 3 00 5 00 2 00 20 70 KO 40 9 20 1 50 1 50 1 50 2 40 1 50 2 40 6 75 4 15 40 6 50 3 65 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 I 00 1 00 1 00 4 00 9 35 1 00 6 10 7 76 26 B5 95 18 70 I 50 10 8 70 5 70 3 "0 io 4 oo Bertha Mitchell, state vs J. B.

Favor, state vs Hhook K. Buchanon, state vs John Yeager, statu vs A. M. Crarv. Wilson Inquest K.

Hambleton. Wilson Inquest A. M. Crary, atate vs Kaley, W. T.

I'svldson, state vs Hlmmona .1. It Favor, atate va Himmons, V. Cole, state vs Himmons iwnir Marshall, state va Himmons. Mrs. O.

Marshall, state va Himmons Mrs. Wm. Htuck, state vs Himmons K. L. lim-hanon.

statu vs Himmons Bertha Mitchell, state va Himmons Blanch Freeman, state va Himmons John P. Qulnn, state vs J. B. Favor, state vs Walters N. Cole, stale va Walters W.

T. Imvlilson, stale- va Thomas and I'avls J. B. Favor, state vs Thomas and I'avls J. ll.

iimikenson, Jno. Hlewart, Wilson Inquest Kl'-plngen Wilson Inquest J. K. Powell, Wilson Inquest It K. Thompson, Wilson J.

W. I'aln, Wilson Inquest L. I. Blanchley, Wilson N. state vs Thomas it Iiavls J.

It. Favor, state vs Western et al C. ll. Htengher, Wilson N. Cole, state vs Western et W.

T.I'avldson state ,1. B. Favor, atate vs Ollletle 'ii-o. H. Mver, slate vs Oillelt N.

state vs Olllett P. Wllmer, state vs Olllett Maria Larn-r, state vs Olllett r.va Baler. state vs Ollli-lt A darn Bnlzer, state vs Olllett It. Favor, stale vs Anna state vi Oiili-it Phoelie llll a O.ll.-tt, T. I i v.i .1 Fav vi i i i i Cuticura 25c Hood's 25c Sanital Hygienic 25c Packer's Tar 25c Johnson's Carbolic 15c Johnson's Sulpryr Johnson's Carrosive 13c Johnson's Ichthyal Lee's Egg Shampoo.

25c Glover's Dog Soap 25c Dutch S.tndlewood 10c Stuart's Tonka Talpa 10c Lemon Hazel 10c Rose Lotion 10c Violet Glycerine 10c Sanitol Violet Elite Cashmere Bouquet 2-c White Rose Glycerine 25c Pear's Amscented 15c Sayman's Vegetable 10c Tha Vestibule la madia on honor and ty a toeal rMaafactarar who apaiKU hia moDey in Abilaoa. W'bj net atnoka a good oicar and at tha tama time patronize a ma Industry One of our very best values is Palmer's Violet Soap, 10c a cake, or 25c a box. Be sure and get a box of this soap. See the window displey. -THE IF YOU WANT THE BEST The "AMERICAN HOSE" 10c Cigar ia.tha one ou'ahould buy.

Il ia a froa, eaay and aaUaef smoke, urn it kvb a pleaHKnt sod rex-olleotinn. STORE PSlACe df i i Abilene. ALBERT LENZE 5 it. -n 21 Ii Fiv-r, I. IcPi'-l limrv i'.

I. O. M. TROL'P, PropriDtor. J.

F-ivor, try. i et rl 1 ii. Hit jirn Ion- I.vi-J.