Abilene Weekly Reflector from Abilene, Kansas • 9

ABILENE WEEKLY REFLECTOR, ABILENE, KANSAS, JUNE 6, 1907. IS A MODEL LAUNDRY. For the veterans. Abilene Has Institution of Which It Should Be Proud. The city hasan institution of which 5 it should be proud in the Abilene FATHER MAIIER GAVE AN ELOQUENT ADDRESS.

MY Steam Laundry which has recently been so improved as to merit especial attention. The manager and proprietor, J. R. Goodwin, has reason to On account of the unfavorable spring weather we are overstocked on SLIPPERS and OXFORDS. These goods must be disposed of within the next few months.

With this end in view, we are cutting prices on rwrnnnu Soldiers' Graves Were Decorated in the Rain Many Heard Exercises in the Theatre-Other Towns. Memorial Day was cold, wet, gloomy. A drizzling rain fell all day and made the usual out-of-door exercises impossible. The members of G. A.

R. and W. R. C. drove to the cemetery in closed carriages in the 4.00 Oxfords will go at per pair 3 25 3.50 Oxfords will go at per pair 2 85 Thirty-Seven Varieties of Queen Quality Oxfords, Pumps and Gibson Tics at 2 65 2.50 White Seal-Island Oxfords 1 65 White and Gray (Cravanctte) Oxfords and Princess Ties worth 2.00 at 1 35 White Canvas Duck Slippers worth from 1.50 to 1.25 at.

90 morning and decorated the graves of soldiers. Owing to the lateness of of the season flowers wete scarce but That kn't r.Il you tav-either. You. know people who have o'-i. Arbucklo' ARICSA all iheir Look at them.

They like it and they haven't had to quit drinking it. i enough had been provided for all the graves. At 2 p. m. the Seelve was well em filled to hear the Memorial Day ad dress by Father Maber of Salina.

VV. S. Anderson presided and lather Honran was also on the stage. I be Don't let any man sell you something instead, address was notable for its eloquence Notice the prices of Queen Quality, Douglas and Endicot. Johnson Shoes are marked on eolcs of every Shoe and are sold the world over at same price When- and its beautiful tributes to the J.

R. GOODWIN. which may ruin your stomach olid veterans and their self-sacrifice. He ever you buy any of these Shoes at a reduction, it is a genuine reduction. Come in and investigate.

be proud of the fine establishment he 24-TFC recalled the great names of history has built up and it will well repay a visit from anyone. and told what made them great. The greatest name of all ho declared to be Decoration Day because of the The latest addition is a cement engine room 16x24 with a new hori THE BLUE FRONT ELECTRIC SHOERY history it typifies. He praised the nerves. Compile vnih ill lequimnenu of thfi National Pure Food Law, Guarantee No.

2041, kd at Wub. ingtoo. work of the veterans in the army and after leaving it and recalled history in illustrious record as showing the marvelous accomplishments of the soldiers. The address was received with frequent applause and was praised by zontal boiler for the engine that furnishes power to the whole laundry. The process through which clothes go in the cleansing operation is remarkably interesting.

They are washed in great revolving tubs that clean them thoroughly. The wringing is in small centrifigal driers that, being turned at high speed, throw out nearly all the water without damage to clothes. Then the automatic ironers are operated by skilled workmen, smoothing collars, cuffs and SAYS IT IS A WONDER. out of Dickinson county while such a ll. Southwest Is Making Great Record thoroughly competent establishment Gov.

Hoch spoke at Herington; These Days. John Callahan and E. C. Little at is maintained here. Mr.

Goodwin invites all ti visit the Herbert Landes. who has been Chapman. S. S. Smith was to have visiting his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Salaries Are Higher. The Herington postollico has been raised to second class ami the salary increased from $1800 to $2100. Dave Naill is happy. Chapman is raised from $1200 to $1300; Hope from $1000 to $1100.

Abilene is unchanged. PUBLIC LANDS CONVENTION spoken at Manchester but because of J. G. Landes, has located at Plain laundry on southside at any time. You will be surprised at the fine equipment and the excellent service view, out in the Panhandle.

the rain the exercises were not held. Cowboy Band Arrives- The Rosebud Cowboy band of Bone- He has been there nearly a year and shown. shirts marvelously well and at swift rate. Ladies' shirtwaists and all dainty material are ironed by hand LIVE WIRE CAUGHT HIM. says the development is wonderful.

"Plainview is the terminu3 of steel, Dakota, under the leader with much care which accounts for ship of Art Eastman, arrived in Abi Telephone Worker Had Narrow the popularity of the Abilene Steam lene Saturday. They are booked with laundry among the ladies of the city the Parker Amusement Company for new line the Santa Fe is said he. "It is also located on a new line under construction by the Santa Fe which will give that system the shortest route from the Pacilic to Gov. Butchel Announces That Politics Shall not Be Injected. The newest machines are used in this season and are now rehearsing at the Parker skating rink.

every department. Collars are made smooth by patent devices that must the Gulf. The new country which Had Pleasant Surprise. be seen to be understood. A com Escape from Death.

Harry Cudney, formanof the repair gang of the Bell while working on the pole at Buckeye and Third drew a telephone wire over a live light wire and at the same time his foot touched a guy wire leading to the ground. He was shocked and burned badly. His companions to save him n(T the nolo and he A More Liberal Policy of Dealing wilvi Forestry and Crazing Lands Is Desired In the West. About 40 friends of Miss Bessie plete system for keeping account of over 1000 packages of laundry that these lines open up lies directly south of the Panhandle country. The country in that vicinity is fast Shockey gave her a pleasant surprise party Saturday evening, the occasion are handled every week, coming from settling up with the best class t)f being her sixteenth birthday, the 35 towns from Chapman to the Colo farmers from Iowa, Illinois and Ohio.

guests presented her with a hand 111 111 Jlliauw 1 tumbled to the ground. In half a rado line, has been perfected. So well is it arranged that it is very rare This country is purely agricultural OUSTfiD THE WATERS-PIERCE. A Texas Jury Fined the Oil Company $1,623,900 and Ordered It From the State. Austin, June 3 After tjia Jury found the Waters-Pirce Oil company of Missouri guilty Saturday of violating the anti trust laws or Texas, convicted it of having entered the Btate by fraud, fined It $1,623,900 and granted the prayer of the stale for ouster proceedings, the defense filed a motion for a new trial and the caso will be taken to the federal courta.

Tho stnto filed a petition with Dis-trlct Judge Brooks for the appoint went of a receiver, also an Injunction to restrain the company from moving any of It property from the state. The judge granted a temporary Injunction and set the receivership case for June 8. The trial consumed three weeks in tho district court here and Its conclusion Saturday wes merely the beguiling of a long legal battle. Old Time Astronomer. "Old Moore," tinder whose name almanacs and prophecies have been appearing regularly for generations, was not a charlatan.

Ilia name was Henry Andrews. He was a bookseller of London and, according to an old yearbook, "his prophecies were as much laughed a by himself as by the Worshipful Company of Stationers, for whom he manufactured them, In order to render Mooro's almanac salable among the Ignorant, In whose eyes a lucky hit covered a multitude of blunders." Andrews "had a very extraordinary genius for astronomy and was greatly esteemed for his Integrity and modesty by every scientific man who was personally acquainted with him." some present. The evening was spent in games and in the guessing hour he was conscious and will prob Considerable farming has been done in the past fifteen years but on account of the great distance from the ably recover. One knue, bis face am one" arm are badly burned but contest prizes were given. A dainty lunch was served, the tables being bones are broken and he is likely to railroad, the work was only carried decorated with pink and white carna on in a small scale.

Wheat, corn, recover. tions. Pretty souvenirs were pre oats and all small grains are raised sented to each guest and all had an HOW ABOUT "MALT?" and a large number of exclusive hog enjoyable time. ranches can be found. One man has Drugstores Must Not Sell That For Parker's Warpath.

that even a collar is misplaced. Electric irons are usod in the finishing departments, thus saving heat. This 'is but one of the new ideas carried out by Mr. Goodwin in making his laundry perfect. The pure Sand Springs water is used throughout the processes, this of itself meaning a great deal in accomplishing good work.

Fifteen persons are employed. Abilene people should take pride in patronizing home institutions and especially such a worthy institution as the steam laundry. Not a pack-ago of laundry should ever be sent 1200 acres in alfalfa in one body and Denver, Juno 3. Governor nuclitc-1 who issued the call, In accordance Willi resolutions adopted by the gon-fYul aKHcmbly of Colorado for pul-'lc lands convention, to be held In Denver June 18, 19 and 20, declared Sunday that there shall be no polities injected into the gathering if he can pr -vent it. When he sent out the call he diKllncUy and emphatically Btatnl that Uio purpose of the con vonllou was in no way to antagonize President Koosevelt and his administration with reference to the public land quotition.

Tho programme prepared for the convention by a committee of which United States Senator Teller is chairman provides for the shaping of a more liberal policy to be kiiI-ailtted to congress for thtj enactment of laws which will make for the development of tha Western states by bringing jnore people to take up the to till thorn. Tho American National Stockgrow-ers Association, whose lant convent inn endorsed tho grazing and forestry pel 'des of tho administration will be Drink Now. The dni2iori'S were notified thi C. W. Parker, who with bis wife re has sold from it for the last three vfiura over 3000 tons a vear.

Another turned Friday from a three weeks' afternoon by Mayor Itice that they rip throughout the amusement cen cannot sell "malt" which has been a firm has 18000 acres which it is niittinnr into cultivation. It is ters of the east, is enthusiastic over a popular drink in town. An analysis oDeratinsr three steam plowing out brand new feature which he discov made at the State University shows fits and is Duttinar in 2000 acres of ered at Coney Island. It is Pharoah's enrn this season and expects to that it contains 4 per cent of alcohol which is about the name as beer. Daughter, and Pharoah's Daughter market a train load of hogs each year.

will be the crowning feature of Such development made Kansas and I Some other drinks that contain alcohol have apparently been sold in Parker's "warpath" when it is opened is sure to make a greai country 01 the Southwest." town, however, judging from the for public approval Thursday evening. Abilene people have seen numerous carnival attractions in the past years Slkuraoiis a factor In tho coming convention. but nothing that has ever equaled this peerless production. The mid- Secretary T. W.

Tomllnson of th- actions of some persons. Davis-Schick. At the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Kmma Davis, on West Side, Saturday evening were married Miss Eleanor Davis and Mr. Arthur Schick ay of the Parker Amusement com association has been making a can vass by letter of the members on the pany this season will be called Norfolk.

April 26 to Nov. 30, questions to come before tho conven Parker's Warpath." 136.90 for round trip. tion. of this city. Only immediato rela "To 1,000 Utters Mr.

Tumllnson, has Eastern Amusement Fads. Charlie Parker picked up some in tives were present. Dr. Blay- Ottawa, Chautauqua June ney officiated. The bride has grown teresting information about amuse 17 to 28, 4.25 for round trip, Ke turn limit June 29.

ABILENE GOODS FOR ABILENE PEOPLE NevHouse Coffee received nearly 200 replies, and they are favorable to some plan of government control and regulation of all public lands In nine cases out of ten. Uimt of thtin want the gov ments while in the east. Mr. Parker says that at Coney Island the season's Monogram attraction of merit is the "Wreckers," an elaborate pictoral production based eminent leasing system with fencing privileges Some want grazing per Winfield, June 18 to 28, Chautauqua. $4.60 round trip.

Return limit June 29. the traditions of Captain Kidd. Cigar The Boardwalk at Atlantic City, is, mits from tho government. Ninety per cent of thorn believe that the government control will give the lit-lie as well aa the big stock growers to womanhood in this city and has a host of friends who will wish her much joy. The groom is manager of the Swift Co.

plant here and has won respect and esteem by his courtesy and business qualifications. All will extend good wishes to the happy couple. Mr. and Mrs. Schick will reside with Mrs.

Davis for the present. Advertised Letters. The following is tin list of un claimed letters remaining in the Abilene postoflice for the week ending Los Angeles, June 18 to 21. $50.00 round trip. Long limit.

i of yore, the only attraction and r. Parker has two shooting galleries i operation there this season. The Jamestown exposition, Mr. Mr square deal. So favorable have been tho replies to the administration's pol-lelos that the big stock association Is now considering to be fully enlisted in the championship of the president's Parker reports, is all "warpath," the exhibits occupying about one-fourth the space of those in St.

Louis. The "warpath," however, eclipses the Muskogee 'Has Graft Scandal. Muskogee, I. June 1 At a investigation by the city council June 1, 1907. Have your mail ad We will give ten thousand dollars for a five cent cigar equal to the Monogram.

Kansas smokers to be the judge. The Monogram is for sale by all firstclass dealers and is the best five cent cigar on earth. Watson, Durani-Kasper Grocery Company, Salina, Kansas. lidway features of all previous expo-itions, and there, as at Coney Island, Pharoah's Daughter" is the feature dressed to your street number and it will be promptly delivered: gentlemen's list. Ilpment, Wm FnnlnB, Jack of charges of graft and accepting bribes against its members Percival Adams an attorney here testified that show, as it will also be here.

Mr. Parker visited the No. 1 show alderman Ed had approached at Chattonooga, on his way him offering to pass the grabage ordinance for $0,500. Alley testified east and again at Chillicothe, Ohio, (ilovr 1 horoas Houltori. II Meyer, IL Fe.

8 8 Hi roll ra, Httoo, Hi-rt fc-tpvtiii, Hwltzer, Hmlth, Kev, AO Hffiior, Vrnnrlnco Turuer, AlUjeg Tldrick, hi return triD. He renorts this on Homeseekers Excursions, May 21 and June 4 and 18. One fare plus $2.00 round trip. For full particulars call on or address Colorado Summer Tourist Rate, round trip to Denver and Colorado Springs, Pueblo, $16.40. Santa Fe, New Mexico, $26.75.

Las Vegas, New Mexico, 12675. Alberquerque, $33.25. Summer Tourist Rates to and aeturn, $22.55. St. Louis and return, $16.55.

City of New Mexico and return, $55.90. Tickets on sale June 1 to Sept. 30, final return limit Oct. 31. F.

S. SALLS, Agent, Abilene, Eai that Adams, who represents a St Louis firm asking passage of the ordinance. i i impany doing its usual prosperous co siness. One of Mr. Parker er- bu offered him $2,000 If he would scure ds on this trip was the purchase Its passage.

Upon Alley's refusal he ran Our Own Brands of SYRUP. PUKE, UNEXCELLED. Call for These Brands at Your Grocers. They Help You and They Help Us. Rice-Johntz-Nicolay "Wholesale Grocery Co.

said Adams offered to lncreace tho price $500. Adams also testified that Alley had asked him to appreach the attorney of the Pioneer telephone company with an offer that for $3,000 LADIES' LIST. Honlton, Mrs Thompon, HnO Lovenburg, Misg Bertha WebU, Mrs Will One cent will be charged for all advertised letters. Persons calling for the above will please say "advertised" giving date. Richard Waeino, P.

M. Cash for Eggs. Take your eggs to Brewer. High of sime wild animals for the No. 1 show.

He secured a den of hyenas, and an especially fine lot of young leopards. For Sale. Two year old Aberdeen-Angus bull, weight about 1300 pounds. W. II.

Hollinger, Chapman, Kansas, R. F. D. 38-4 he would defeat the franchise of the independent company. Alley denied the statementj and Adams at the cloee of Friday's session had not been able to coroberate his testimony under oath.

est market price paid either in cash or trade. 27-tf.