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Abilene Daily Reflector from Abilene, Kansas • Page 5

Abilene Daily Reflector from Abilene, Kansas • Page 5

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RECENT REFLECTIONS. J. A Great July Clearance Sale! GG. STERL. CQ'S Miss Bertha Miller will sing the offertory at the Presbyterian church tomorrow mornig.

Buy your ribbons at the Racket. Prices low. Buy your lireworks at Perring's and get all fresh stock. C. C.

Towner will sing the "Battle Hymn of the Republic" at the Methodist church tomorrow morning. pecial Announcement. SPECIAL SALE OF MEN'S TAN SHOES. Keep cool, wear good clothing, it won't do you any harm, and ABiraRTII. the place to buy you all know, is at STEKL'S.

The best 25 cent corset is at The Kacket. Croquet sets cheap at Hornaday's. Look at them. 611-2 Choice confectionery of all kinds at Keller's. We have a complete assortment of 1).

K. Smelt.er's fireworks, the best on earth. Cull at Perring's. A. I.

(). O. F. will serve dinner and supper on the Fourth in the room on Buckeye recently occupied by the To-peka restaurvnt- 63-2 About two dozen boys' fancy wash IN GLORIOUS CELEBRATION STORE FOR All TID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU that we have been selling Cloth-JL iner. here for nearlv 23 vears.

and the lonrrpr tho Firemen Appoint Committees on the more goods we sell. Why? Because you have been well treated. Award of Prizes Program of Day and List of Prizes- All $4.00 Shoes $2.98 $3.50 Tan Shoes 82.85 $3.00 Tan Shoes $211) you get good value for your money, and you come back. When we sell you an article it is with a view of your coming back, and you always do. We are going to keep up this same method until we quit.

I mm citv will have tli'i suits h'ft. jo cent suits lor fit) cents, $1.01) suits for cents at The oulebrat inn in it- history next Tue- All lav. Junction City ati't Sulinri lire Now then, don't you think you had 'better attend our great Julv icket. Parties wishing something a little departments lire and hundreds of visitor. The Citv Clearance Sale.

Begin to trade with us if you have been buyine extra in sky rockets and Roman can- elsewhere. See Sterl Co. for Men's all wool Suits (cooH at 354. 7 Ft. lies call at Perring's.

Jelly tumblers, 1 cents each, at See us for cool Coats and Vests, good to dress up in at 3.50, 5.00, These are all new fresh, clean goods and are up to 50 and 10.00. See us for thin, cool, soft and fancy Shirts from25c Hornaday's under Citizens bank. Hot and cold baths every day, ex up. tverypody says we carry more and better Shirts than anybody date styles. else.

See us for cool Underwear at 25c up to 1.00. We sell the kind cept Monday, in rooms north of Pacific hotel, upstairs; open from 1 to hat wears. See us on Straw and Crash Hats. Ours are the right J. B.

CASE CO. 10 p. m. 68-tf Men's line straw hats CO, 75 and 85 kind. See us on thin, cool Pantaloons in all kinds at 75c ud to 5.50: ball team will play two Everybody is invited.

Come early and stay for the best fireworks ever shown in central Kansas. Stores open until 5 p. m. 4TH IMtooHAM. 10 tt.

in'. Hall Klime. Abllenes vs. 1-Yrtl Helm team, KimsiLS L'tty, Jurnt'N captain. 1 p.

m. Grand intrude of Fire depurt tnents, blrynles, bunds, etc. 2 p. in. firemen's races.

4 p. m. Itall Kunie, Abtlene vs. Ferd Hennn. 7:30 p.

m. Hand contest. 9 p. m. Fireworks and grand drill of Abilene Flambeau club.

PHIZES. Dry lioso rare. 100 yards 1st I0, 2nd 15 Hook and ladder race 1st MO, and Foot Knee, Firemen only MOO hey are all made to fit. See us on the new shapes in neckwear, col- cent value for 50 cents. he Racket.

Services will bo held in the Evan ars and Cuffs. If you don't wear our Neckwear you are not crettine Cigar Factory Failure gelical hall Third street near Buckeye he latest. See us on everything in our line. If any of you who read his advertisement are not already customers of ours we will invite at 4 p. m.

Sunday. Rev. C. H. Brown will preach.

Keller's is headquarters for pies, In New York has enabled us to offer to our trade a high grade 6o Cigar at less than factory price- $3 per 100; 50 for our window. you to call and get acquainted with us, and we will try and treat you well. We want everybody to visit us during July and August as we will certainly save you big money on everything you buy. We have cakes, biscuit, bread and all kinds of Band contest 1st ISO, Snd ttt baker's goods. It is cheaper and easier than doing your own baking to Sl'KClAL PRIZES.

Best appearing company of Firemen in THE DRUGGIST ots of goods that you ought to see. Call on us at our 2-f loor Cloth buy at Keller's. 53-2 parade 110 ing house. Best decorated bicycle in parade Our men's linen crash suits at $1.76 Greased pltf are exceptional values. Try one for Greased pole Old men's racw, 70 year limit If, the Fourth.

The Racket. gaily Reflector. Horse race, running 1st 115, Snd 16 COMMITTKKS ON Special prices on boys' wagons at Hornaday's. Call quick. Under SATURDAY.

JULY 1. 1899. The Fire department last night se G. C. STERL Citizens bank.

We will be open all day and night lected the following committees on prizes etc: Line of march Mayor P. H. the rourth so if you neglect to purchase vour fireworks call and see The Reliable Clothiers and Hatters. us. Prices will suit you at Perring's Misses' tine straw hats, 75 cent A.

BIGGEST IN AMERICA. ABOUT PEOPLE. value for 40 cents at The Racket. Use Coke's dandruff cure, warrant Best appearing department I. Hallam, C.

N. Prouty. Best decorated bicycle V. Landes, S. Shearer, H.

Gardner. Band contest T. E. Dewey, Nottorf. Horse race F.

(J. Pulliver, D. Miss Grace Hornaday is home from ed to be as stated. For sale at Holt's Decorate for the Fourth- The streets are being cleaned, the weeds are being cut, Abilene is getting "slicked up." Let every business bouse and every dwelling be decorated for Tuesday. Show your patriotism.

Put out flags lots of 'em and bunting yards of it. Make the town red, white and blue for once. Show our visitors that we appreciate the honor of their presence. Decorate your homes and business houses.for Tuesday! The Merry-Go-Round and. Shooting Gallery Business ofC- W.

Parker. In 18112 when C. W. Parker started Em poria. THE ONE DKINK THAT PLEASES ALL PALATES IS Queen Sherbet.

barber shop. F. L. B. Miller is up from Oklahoma Hees' bakery for bread.

It's the best. out on the road with his lirsl merry- visiting friends I rn.rountl little iliil hn dream thnt lv Men's and boys' crash hats for 25 (i. L'psliaw went to St. Joe where i tin. time he u-nii tic runninir fiic- cents at The Racket.

1 his wife is visiting. i TRY IT. Vf'8 NEW. Keller bakery I hird street has an tory of his own and doing bigger business than any other factory in Miss Rose (lleissner is home from abundant supply of firecrackers etc Served Ocrrectly at our Soda Fountain. Milwaukee for a visit.

for the Fourth. See him. Krwin, M. L. Baldwin.

Firemen's races Starter, C. l'ollev, judge, J. W. Monroe; timers, C. II.

Forney, F. A. Wilcox. Greased pig C. W.

Parker, J. V. Sauers, Geo. Wayts. Greased pole H.

Lott, H. Matte-son, F. B. Glimpse. Management Jesse Folk, S.

Barber, C. H. Forney, W. Kirk. Another meeting will be held Monday night to make linal arrmigenients J.

J. Siiuiers, president of the Abi-' America, but such is the case, during the. iast three tly is shipped a merry-go-round and a Parker's E. NORMCRAFT CO. lene State bank, is in town.

1 Are you going to have a little home celebration after the big Bhow? If so Perring has just what you want and For good Clothing, largest stock and low i Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Badger are I homo from their wedding trip.

can Bave you money as everything Baiter's Livery anil Transfer Line. est prices goto Sterl ABILENE'S SHARE $340. Misses Edna and Frankie Hornaday must go. Parasols from 60 cents to $3.00 are here from Emporia visiting. Best assortment in Abilene and best Plan to Bring the 20th Kansas Home NEW TELEPHONE MANAGER- values, at The Racket.

mechanical shooting gallery. Thursday a merry-go-round was sunt to Kanopolis aud a gallery to Winnepeg, Canada; Friday a merry-go-round was shipped to Concordia and a gallery to Laramie, Wyo. Today a merry-go-round lias been set up here which will be run by Mr. Parker ami Is sold to Kansas City parlies who will ship it away after the Fourth, and a gallery was shipped to Columbus, Ohio. Mr.

Parker has hail to send money in a Body. A movement has been started in fornnicrrliil trud' a Hjierinlly. Hji'liil I lent Inn to hoanllriK hnrw'H. Ih'jiv' (irdiTH at, Itf I'iK'Jilr hotel, Central hotel, or telephone Ki, W. S.

BADGER SON. Brlru lit very Ht ulilit, Hpruru Ht rtsot. G. A. Rogers Resigns the Place New Closinsr out lireworks at cost Everything must go.

At Hornaday under Citizen's bank. Side Linn. Light (free) samples (on uncovered territory) given by promt nent house. Several "sides earn 25 weekly cash. "Factory" P.O.

Misses Rachel Stoddard and Bessie Faulkner returned from their lieloit visit. Miss Charlotte Parkhurst returned to Topcka after a visit with Miss Dewey. W. H. Broughton, of McPherson, and W.

II. Carpenter, of Salina, are in town. Mrs. W. E.

Gleissner and daughter Helen have been visiting Dr. and Mrs. M. H. Hewett.

Mrs. Gleissner has returned home, but Helen will Btay here this summer. She will visit in Kansas City and return and visit Mrs. Way. Mrs.

Way is visiting in Abilene. Emporia Gazette. Man Here-G. A. Rogers has resigned as manager of the telephone system.

He will devote all his attention to the waterworks management and will be assisted by Robt. Allen. Mr. Rogers has made the best telephone manager the town has ever had. He took the ollice when the plant was much run down and has brought it to a high state of elliciency.

Ail are sorry to see him step down but the work took too much of his time from other 1371, New York. The nicest ice cream parlors in the citv at Keller City bakery mird New Jewelry Store. I will open July 1st In the Parent room. Cedar St Loyd Ac Nottorf's old stand, a complete line of JEWELRY, WATCHES.OPTICAL GOODS, SILVERWARE, etc. Repalrln a specialty- Graduate In optics- Watt for the opening.

V. 31. WA1M). Kansas City, to have the people of the State raise money to bring the members of the Twentieth Kansas regiment from San Francisco to Kansas in special trains free to the soldiers, thus enabling them to save the travel pay allowed them by the United States government. The plan proposed is similar ito that adopted by Pennsylvania and Nebraska both of which states propose to do likewise with their troops who saw service in the Philippines.

The plans for the special trains include tourist sleeping cars for all the well men and Pullman sleepers for any sick men who are able to leave the hospital. The following is a list of Dickinson countv cities assessed and the amount street. Call and be refreshed. Ladies' oxfords and strap samlals back that had been sent him tor Parker's mechanical shooting galleries, not being able to (ill the orders on time. Recently he has built a larger building for a foundry and at present is erecting a big two story building which will be used for shops, tent factory, printing ollice ami ollice.

When his new buildings are completed he expects to be able to handle all orders as fast as they come. The rapid increase in the business done Mr. Parker is not only a all mew styles and best materials ranging in price from ffl.UO to $1.70 of Salinn succeeds pair. Every pair a bargain. The R.

T. Gimmell him. Racket. Dress Cutting School. During the month of July Mrs.

M. Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deaf IN NEW QUARTERS- C. Jolley will teach the art of dress Nottorf Loyd Move to Their Room cutting and fitting. For further par ness, anil that is uy constitutional soutce of gratilloation to him hut is a cood thing for Abilene.

No one wh ticulars and terms of tuition call at apportioned to them by Secretary Whisner: Abilene. $340, Enterprise has not paid a personal visit to Mr BEYOND MEASURE I riiowt Hitt iHfiuUory GROCERIES In th Hly urn nbtulniible Iti imr Ntorn. Wo a fit litlfe. filrsy on tin point of qualll y. Wn rut her H'i'ftT to draw rulu hy minim of that, hlKli iuallly Hutu hy flicitj) nrircN.

Kiln-tnn-lv tow will not huy HtfiiiiV gitod-i uny-wIiiti. Our K''oi'TirM mi' sold ni rt'unal)ln prlntH Imm'uiisi wi; ar mil lf it'll with iciihoii-uhlt jjrotltH. Mtim hark nn all tttttn If not an rrrrnn ATA RHNT Jolley Tollbert's millinery store. Parker factories can have a proper remedies. Deafness is caused by an in limned condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube.

When this tube gets inllanimed yon have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed deaf conception of the business done The Modern Beauty Thrives on good food and sunshine on Second Street. The handsome room on Second street between Rose's and tho Abilene State bank up with all modern conveniences and in a style that is truly metropolitan was occupied today by Nottorf Loyd with their up-to-date grocery store. It presents an appearance that is highly creditable with plenty of exercise in the open Everything needed in the merry-go-round or shooting gallery business is made here. Cylinder pianos, barrel organs, tents and all are made and put in shape in these factories. ness is the result, and unless the in Miinroi 'H ItiMim, North Mmuilway, Ahllcne.

air. Her lorm glows with healtb ana flammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; her face bloomwith its beauty. If ber system needs the cleansing action nine cases out of ten are caused catarrh, which is nothing by an inflam of a laxative remedy, she uses the $95Herington 145. Will Go Below Cost-In order to close out his stock of hardware, forks, hoes, rakes. Mason's jars, tin fruit cans, A.

T. Munrce offers them below cost if sold at once. 'This is a great opportunity to get great bargains. There are no old goods everything is tirst-class and in perfect condition. It will pay ycu to call on him.

North Broadway, and take advantage of this offer. tc Musical Program Tonight. The Miller orchestra will render a to this enterprising firm and is one of the prettiest grocery establishments ed condition of the mucous surfaces. GERMAN Ana CAT the town ever saw. The big show We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafnes, caused by windows, new fixtures and spacious catarrh, that cannot be cured by Beats the Klondike.

Mr. A. C. Thomas, of Marysville, has found a more valuable discovery than has yet been made in the Klondike. For years he suffered untold agony from consumption, accompanied by hemorrhages; and was absolutely cured by Dr.

King's New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds. He declarer that gold il of little value in comparison with this marvelous cure; would have it, even room make it a location eminently Qenuine. 1XV --V desirable and one that will prove gentle and pleasant Syrup of Figs, made by the California Fig Syrug Co. only. Dr.

Boucher Returns. Dr. O. L. Boucher, the magnetic healer, has returned from his trip, and can now be consulted at his office over I'isle's hardware store.

The doctor has many excellent endorsements from people in the vicini Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send tor circulars, free. F. J. CHENEY Toledo, O.

Sold by Druggists, 75c cents. Hall's Family Pills are the best. pleasant and popular. Messrs. Nottorf Loyd make musical program at Jolley folbert's millinery store this evening, July 1st, specialty of the finest of groceries and their stock includes everything that is needed in this line.

Fresh For External Piles, Cuts, Burns and Bruises, Old Sores Eczema and all Skin Diseases, it stands today without a peer. It is an old reliable remedy, and ii used freely, wounds will heal without a scar. Be careful to get BEddS, and be sure of a speedy cure. Sold by C. E.

NORTHCRAFT CO if it cost a hundred dollars a bottle. Everybody invited to come and enjoy the music. Asthma, Bronchitis and all throat and lung affections are positively cured by Dr. King's New Discovery vegetables, fancy groceries, the best Business for Sale- My business on Second street consisting of groceries, tinware, notions of all kinds, tobacco, cigars, cutlery, spectacles, jewelry, Is for sale at a bargain. Must go at once.

62-2 G. M. Wellhan. For men's Under staple lines are always on their shelves. Everything fresh and ty of Minneapolis, Delphos and Viae creek, whom he has cured and ii making an enviable reputation here by nil success in healing obstinate for consumption, Trial bottles free at J.

M. Gleissner's Drug Store. Regu wear at 25 to 50c, the palatable. Gie them a call in Ibeir lar size 60 cts. and fl.OO.

Guar an teed to cure or price refunded. Crip bring wrmltnfrs, exhaustion, nervous frustration Dr. Miles' Nervine cures then. cool kind, goto Sterl's. cases of disease.

63-2t new headquarters on Second street..

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