Abilene Daily Reflector from Abilene, Kansas • Page 4

Pnily itcflcctov. Special Sale COMMISSION GOVKHNMKNT IHISTPONKH MAW ay FRIDAY, I Administration Fought Trial on Merits Will lie Appealed. June 10th THE WKATHEH grm to Reflector 10 a. m.i bul letln In window. tilturtcrw Kini'lit and A day is set aside by dealers th roughout the I'nlted States to show the Housewife a new means of comfort and economy, a day that will he observed in Abilene.

yyuLy liftOST of high living" is a question discussed by American Housewives everywhere. I low can the housekeeper be more economical of time, energy and money. The commission form of government for Abilene will not go into effect for several months probably a year or more If ever. The hearing in district court on the Injunction against the council to prevent the convassing of the vote for commissioners came up today at the adjourned session. Moore At Humphrey, attorneys for tbe businessmen, were ready for trial on the merits of the commission election.

C. S. Crawford and G. Hind, representing the city administration argued that the district court could not decide the case on its merits on the action as brought at present. Judiie King refused lo hear any evidence and held that he could not decide the matter of the validity of the commission government in this action.

This leaves it where it was before and shows a sense of weakness on the part of the administration which is evidently afraid to try the matter on its merits. However, it nn rely postpones such trial for the judges derision will be nppealc to tii- s.i preme court and some day it will come to a real trial of the validity of the election on 1st. In the meantime city government will remain as at present. It will probably be a year or more before the matter is s'ttled. Kitchen Cabinet June 4 to II The Krt'atcst bargain of the season.

Large oak cabinet for small sum of $19.45. Call and see the cabinet. On une the Housewife will be given an opportunity to examine and try the famous "comfort" iron the Hotpoit Electric Iron' The iron that saves time, energy and money. Cool, clean and so convenient. Soon pays for itself.

Hotpoint Electric Iron Point Hot. The iron never cools dDvn the point is always hottest. Stand Attached. No separate stand. Y'ou simply tip iron on end when not using.

Handle Cool. No need of a Holder the handle is always cool. (uaruntp(l Two Years. Any defective part replaced free by mall. Watch for our -window display.

It will be worth your while to do so. See the Saturday Evening Post June 4th. Abilene Electric Supply Co. J. E.

VALENTINE 1 I 1 1 1 1 I Tbe Palace Drug Store, Broadway. See A. R. Elwick for glass of all sizes. He puts them in for you.

Call up 411, l-iicid-'s, wln.il sou lave clothes to he French Dry cleaned tnd you will he sure that it will le done light. ldCt Wanted, a amp cook, must be A No. Apply (leo. S. Freed, Manager Rogers Shows.

L'diH' (July 1 fi for the plates in the Jtacket window for Saturday. li-2td If you haven't the time to take your clot Ik to he cleaned all up 411, Lucitr's, ami they will tend to It for you. Wanted, sub carrier to deliver papers through the summer. Inquire at of The u( liei-nn Aid sociVIv will Inue lifilne made hreail, pit I cakes at Un-Hi-r's store tomorrow. Orders will taken fur Ihe follow inn week.

Fri-d-l Smoke Dill's Club House cigar, "It's different." All dealers. W. H. Teeters distributers, Abilene. R.

I). Hunter, a of Curl-too, puichabed a Uuick livo pa.sen-Cer touring ear of the K. Inlay. Mrs. Ueclitold, fashionable hair dresser, Central hotel, 1 to 4 p.

in. Bee advertisement. 3 1-1 mo If you have a fine dress or anything that Is nonwashablo take It to Lucler'B and have It Finch Dry cleaned, and you will nefer go any- whtre else to have your work done. isidfit Attend the Racket's tale Saturday. They will show you Kood values for a dime.

II. W. Wilson, who was called i Chuavi 1 the illness of his Mrs. it. lllackburn, wires that the Is much improved.

Remember the place, Holt's barber atop on the corner of Second and Bpruce, ground floor. Cblldren'B nalr cutting a specialty. C. W. Holt.

Junction City t'nion: A. C. Tierce passed away this afternoon fit her home on West Sixth street after an illness of several wueks. The funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at II o'clock from the 1'niversalist church. Ladles' shampoo, room and ipert workmen.

Vp-to-date barber hop and baths. Haptonstall, Reflector blork. 85tf Tutronize Abilene Steam Laundry. Announcements of the wild -of Sarah Alice lloolo of end Herbert Weaver Southworth, formerly of Abilene but now of Unit June 1 ii been received by many of the groom's friends at Ab -1( I e. For sale at a bargain, I steel inline 1 be, ok case," 1 brass bed 3i hhiiim, i 1', l)i cabinet, all jiooi.

as new. Als ii'iiiierous other aiticles. Imiuiiv at Kr-terpi avenue or see 11 ll.ier. Miss Mabel Searl, a former Solomon young lady and a sister of .1. B.

Searl of that city has been appointed court stcenourapher at Nome, Alaska. The post ion pays salary of per year and lees of about JflOO. For sale, my residence at 9 1) West Third. V. It.

Uurkliold.r. LT.dlJt HODGE BROS'. Plumbing and Heating Department We ra prepared to ake Joui estimate on Steam and Hot Water Heating, Warm Air Furnace. Bath Room Outfits, Eewar Work and Water Service Pipes. We employ experienced plumbers and furnace men.

HODGE BROS. (luaranleed 2 Years Cool and Clean. No kitchen fire no smoke or smut or grease. Can iron on the porch. Saves (lie Steps.

No changing irons. No weary tramp rrom stove ironing board. Saves Money. No current used until ready to Iron. When done ironing, you turn the current off.

its purpose, become a necessary fac public utility, accepted as railroads overtopped and instantly superseded cure supplants all previous efforts dhvg ADDICTIONS. Mrs, M. Beclitolil Ladies fashionable hair dresser and manufacturer of all kinds of fashionable hair goods. Fancy Hair Jewelry a Specialty. is again in Abilene with a full line of hair goods.

Miss Nonahon of St. Louis, an expert hair dresser, is with her. They will be pleased to have the ladies of Abilene who desire anything in this line to call at the Central hotel from one to four o'clock in the afternoon. 1879 1810 31 Tears in Business in Abilene otu fix your clock or watch or jewelry right. See our new display of Jew-elr) Eye (ilnsse unci Spectacles PKICKS ItlGHT.

Third across from P. O. EPILEPSV St. Vitus Dance, Stubborn Nervous Disorders. Fits respond immediately to the remarkable treat, meat that has for 39 year been a atandartl remedy for these troubles M.

KLINC CHEAT S9 ffl RESTOmn. Iti.pren-nbtd al especially for these diseases and is BOlllS uot a beoedcial erlecH a-' ate immediate and lasttnr. Phyai- flCD emns recommend itand drnfaists sell il. hi prove its wonderful virtues, sre will cheerfully send, without charve. a fill 11 SUPr.f Address I.

KLINE INKTITCTK, Kranch lol, lw-d Bank, New Jersey. PARKERS HAIR BALSAM- rWni. tut hfaut.r.ct the heir. tavmtfi.t rnnrth ITi iq a-iore Oraj im reiisT G2 fc iiair tfcl. Jit -JF aV TUFTS Paint! Paint! Paint! Every color of Paint, Floor Paint, Stains, Varnishes.

The best In qual ity. Reasonable in price. We paint. We know how. LITTS REESE Wall Paper and Alabastlne Deeorators 8 N.

Bu. keye Phone GU3 IIISTItK corirr DoiNtis. Two Divoi-ci'H (ranted Otuei Set I led. District court was in session today anil many law suits were settled. In the case of the Manchester Slate Hank vs.

1). P. Nenley, tin- sale was confirmed Mary Davis was Riven Judgment for $17110 from Arthur Stewart who failed to report at the trial. Tbe case of Hobson against Albert Schultz lor a commifblon on land sale was dismissed. The efendant of the Oregon Navigation Co.

vs. O. L. Tbisler case was overruled. Itirdie Morion was granted a divorce from her husband, Edward H.

Morton, and given the custody of their two children. Florence R. Kahl, who sued for a divorce from her husband, Loyd E. Kahl, on the charge of abandonment, was granted it. Wanted.

Horses or cattle, to turn on alfalfa field. Phone 4 2 7. 3 ldtit HtirricYl the I'ipe Itt'patrs. The east Bide was without water today. While putting in th new mains on Olive yesterday 'i defective pietie of pipe broke and it was necessary to cut off the supply on east side for repairs.

The water commissioners kept the men at work until midnight to make the rep.iiis' quickly and this afternoon water wis! turned on again. Stcreopticon Tonla'it. The Kev. Arthur animie. missionary and traveller, stationed six hundred miles from railroad, ill lecture this evening in Lutheran church at o'clock on th" of tli' far north among the Cree ami Sailcanx Indians of Keewultil Canada.

The lecture will be illustrated with intensely interesting view-, showing navel by dog train and birch ba.k canoe, freighting by York bouts for the Hudson Hay company, sled travel without dogs, fnrs and fur traders, incidents of mission life, and other interesting topics. This will be a union service and everybody is invited. There will be no admission charged, but a silver offering will be taken to help the cause which he represents. Perry Davis' Painkiller. Summer complaint, bowel trouble, cramps have no terrors in th household where this dependable medicine is kept on hand.

26c, 86c, and 50c bottles. M10-4wk It ml 8 I'XKKI It MAM. A SI'IKCH. t.i'oiiiiii i.i-okeii lor cH 1-HctiH'y on I'oid Plans. Leavenworth, June 3.

This morn ing at ten o'clock several hundred of the people connected with the Great Parker Street Fair gathered at the site of the proposed factory on South Fourth street and standing in a line behind a huge sign which read "Lea- venwouth, the New llot), of the Great Parker Shows" were photo graphed. Then Mr. Charles W. Parker, the hea 1 of the great organization made a few remarks about his plans for the future and the band played the "Star Spangled Banner" while the crowd gave three cheers for the new home. Sir.

Pi'tker said ju the way home: took me over i yeat lo get my O'vd -j this property. I there are people here who do not believe I am going to build a factory heie. 1 don't believe in wasting words but perhaps they will believe it when they see the dirt Hying which will be just as soon as we have a railroad spur on the grounds." Several engineers ot the Pacific were on the grounds this morning and all arrangements were made for starting at once on a spur which will run right into the grounds so that materials can be unloaded. "I am going to put up a finer building that I originally intended," said Mr. Parker.

"I have secured all thw working plans from which lie beautiful Ford automobile factory of Detroit was built and we aro going to duplicate it In every detail. The building will be four stories high and entirely constructed of 'liient and steel and glass. We will make all kinds of amusement devices at this point and here we will winter most of our shows. "We will winter the Western Show a 20-rar attraction, also the 21 and our 3 2 car shows. The latter is the show that Is here now.

Ti ls will give Leavenworth among othei things a first class zoological garden for about six months in the year as an attraction. Our aeroplanes will also be an attraction for the visitors I think." WOKK WKAKKNS THK KIDNEYS. I loan's Kidney I'ills Have Done Great Service for l'cople Who Work in Abilene. Most Abilene people work every day in some strained, unnatural positionbending constantly over a desk riding on jolting wagons or ears doing laborious housework; lifting, reaching or pulling, or trying the back in a hundred and one other ways. All these strains tend to wear, weaken and injure the kidneys until they fall behind In their work of filtering the poisons from the blood.

Donn's Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys, put new strength in bad backs. Abilene cures prove It. George Morris, 212 Cottage Aven tie, Abilene, suys: "I have used Doans' Kidney Pills off and on for several years and I would not be without them In the house. I have at times a great deal of heavy work to do and my back often becomes weak. I also had pains in my kidneys and was caused much suffering.

Whenever I feel an attack of this kind coming on, I at once begin using oDan's Kidney Pills and a few doses drive the trouble away." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Buffalo, Xew oYik, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. GSSH LA OMMi: WII.I, THY Says His Trial Was Only One for Practice.

Leavenworth. June 3. (iaston La Comme, the little French aviator who is with the Parker aeroplane at Fort Leavenworth said this morning: "The machine wasn't badly damaged yesterday and I expect to have it ready for a flight this evening. The trouble was that I struck a cross current of air from the row of barracks and the machine slanted sideways and got beyond my control. You see in a machine as light as this It is all in the balancing.

"This machine is new and I am not used to it and I am simply experimenting how to pet the engine, tanks, located at exactly the right spot so as to give the machine stability in the air. Once I get that accomplished I will go up high and stay up for half an hour or so. "Yes, I have leen up high, 2r00 feet for an hour and a half In France. Yes, I have had some bad falls. That's what makes me cau tious.

I fell quite a distance in Paris not long ago and broke my arm. The bone stuck through the flesh four Inches. "Y'ou see 1 can fix a broken aero plane but I can't fix a broken neck so I am careful." Mr. Herman Q. press rep- resentati for the Parkpr srtows said this afternoon, "I am sorry that the erroneous impression has been given that this demonstration at the Fort is a show affair.

It is not Mr. Parker's intention to mak a show of it. We are simply taking advantage of the superb avia-' tion ground afforded and the interest of the officers to try out this new machine. I am sure that when (laston gets it balanced he will give a demonstration that will win him much applause. No handbills were made to advertise the flights." Weather Keport for May.

Mean temperature 59, May, 1 909, 62. Maximum temperature 93, May, 1909, 97; minimum temperature, 37 on the 8th; last year, 22 or ten degrees below freezing. Total rainfall this month, 8.57 inches; last 8.02 Inches. No of clear 13, clody days 12, partly cloudy G. The reeoij shows 7 thunder s'orms du'-i ii the month and a hail on the 2Sth.

Never hesitate about giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to children. It contains no opium or other narcotics and can be given with Implicit confidence. As a quick cure for coughs, and colds to which children are susceptible, it Is unsurpassed. Sold by C. E.

Northcraft Co. Itch! Itch! Itch! Scratch! Scratch! Scratch. The more you scratch the worse the itch. Try Doan's Ointment. It cures piles, eczema, any skin itching.

All druggists sell it. A Smile Is a pretty hard thing to accomplish when you're blue, bilious and out of sorts. There is a sure cure for all kinds of stomach and liver complaintsconstipation and dyspepsia. Ballard's Herblne is mild, yet absolutely effective in all cases. Price to cents per bottle.

Sold by C. E. North-craft Co. A Happy Father is soon turned to a sad one If be has to walk the floor every night with a crying baby. McGee'a Baby Elliir will make the child well lootbe its nerves.

Induce healthy, normal slumber. Best for disordered bowels and sour stomach all teething babies need It. Pleasant to take, sure and safe; contains no harmful drugs. Price 25 and 61 cents per bottle. Sold by C.

E. Nortberaf( ft Co. A purely vegetable and perfectly harmless medicine, originated, compounded and administered by a thor oughly competent physician; taken in ternally during the day time only, and twenty-five doses completes the simple treatment at our institute or In your home No Hypodermic Injections and a guaranteed bond and contract Is given each patient, agreeing that if a perfect cure is not effected in three days the treatment will be free. THE NEAL CURE has, from the nature and chemical adaptability to tor in modern social life. It is a and telephones are.

The wireless everything for its purpose. The Neal for the cure of D1UXK HABIT AX!) An Ideal Husband Is patient, even with a nagging wife, for he knows she heeds help. She may be so nervous and run down In health that trifles annoy her. If she is melancholy, excitable, troubled with loss of appetite, headache, sleeplessness, constipation or fainting and dizzy spells, she needs Electric Bitters the most wonderful remedy for ailing women. Thousands of sufferers from female troubles, nervous troubles, backache and weak kidneys have used them and become healthy and happy.

Try them. Only 60c. Satisfaction guaranteed by J. M. Gleissner.

A lazy liver leads to chronic (iys-papsia and constipation weakens the whole system, Doan's Regulets (25 cents per box) correct the liver, tone the stomach, cure constipation. To feel strong, have good and digestion, sleep boundly an I enjoy "life, use Burdock Blood Bitten, ihe great system ton rnd UulMw Boys Will Be llojs and are always geting scratches, cuts, sprains, bruises, bumps, burns or scalds. Don't neglect such things they may result serious If you do. Apply Ballard's Snow Liniment according to directions right away and It will relieve the pain and heal the trouble. Price 25c, 60c and $1.00.

Sold by C. E. Northcraft Co. THE BEST medicine you can take to rid yourself of humors and clear vour complexion is Hood's Sar-suparilla it's also THE CHEAPEST. TUFTS GISH Funeral Directors Lady Assistant J.

A. TUFTS, Licensed Embalmer No. 251 Charges most reasonble. Prompt and courteous treatment Upshaw Block, Abilene.