The Abilene Monitor from Abilene, Kansas • 8

I biwrffiffimtmii iiiiiiiiiiiilMiliiillllilllillliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinmi lain iiHiiiimiiiiiijiumyii imimiiiiimii The Kind You Have Always Bought, Bears the Fao-simile Signature OF Vegetable Preparationfor Assimilating iheToodandRetf ula-ting the Stomachs and Bow-els of ProtnotesDigcstion.ChecrfuI- ness and Kest.con tains neither m.Morphine nor Mineral. OT NARCOTIC. ON THE Pmia WRAPPER OF EVERY BOTTLE Aoerfect Remedy forConstiM- tion, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea, Worms andLoss OF SLEEP. Facsimile Signature of NEW "YORK. THE KIND YOU HAYE "fe MlK J) a'Tfri-ir- II is'" jf fed ALWAYS BOUGHT.

EXACT COPT OF WHAPPEB. tmi esimua company, ntw Yoaa ertv. fnow have on hand a very fine Steam Riding Gallery just repaired and painted up in grand style. With extra carved Roman Chariots (Sea Horses) which is the finest Chariot made. Have put on eight elaborate oil paintings to decorate the center of the swing, running from sweep to sweep around center pole; (paintings I got from a famous Chicago artist.) Steel track.

New tent (52 ft. round top.) So making this machine, the finest out, and in some respects is better than a new swing, by it being out some time which has given the horses time to season, and now being repaired and glued up in good shape the horses will not be liable to check or crack any. more. Will sell, with a very large french make of organ, for $1,250.00, with $525. cash and the balance payable $100.00 per month; or will sell for $1,300.00 with $425 cash and the balance payable $100 00 per month with other gilt edged security.

I can put on a large Military Band Organ having 3 Bass Horns and 15 Brass Trumpets; or can sell this swing cheaper by party taking smaller organ. PARKER, Abilene, Kansas. I UUU1N 1 IN XL Wo. .1 i By Our Regular Correspondents. JOHNSON.

Plenty of rain bo far this spring. MOONLIGHT. Mr. Forney the president of the Belle Springs creamery was in Moonlight Thursday invoicing the creamery. Walter Wilson from Sutphens Mills, was in Moonlight Friday.

I. W. Frazee was in Enterprise Monday. Jess Perry and wife was Visiting at John Hokes Saturday. Lawrence Frezee from Longford spent Sunday with his father J.

W. Frazee. Miss Minnie Ieitt closed her third very successful term of school at Walnut side Sunday and returned home Monday, i Frank Sullivans family are having a siege of la grippe, John Spenasay was calling on old friends in these parts Sunday. The measles, or whatever the disease maybe, is breaking out again and several children are afflicted, They have it in a light form and Boon get over it. Dora Johnson is among the last to take it.

Mrs. Baker from northwest of here was aiound last week taking orders for of the Bible." Rey. Wheeler has made this a special study and is well qualified to speak upon this subject. The last number on the lecture course will be given by Dr. J.

J. Lewis of Chi- THE ODELL TYPE WRITER. (tQn will buy the Odeil Type spW Writervtb 78 chuncters Grandmother Collins of Topeka is visiting Mrs. Marietta Collins and family of this place. oago.

llis subject will be tbe Passion RAILWAY TIME TABLES. warranted to do as good work as any Our Sunday school was visited by a Play of Oberammergan and will be ill us coverted Jew last Sunday. He will machine made. Irated by magnifioent dissolving views. It combines Simplicity with Dura lecture Monday and Tuesday night on Dr.

Lewis has given this lecture over the customs, usages and marriages of bility, Speed and Ease of Operation 1,500 times which is a sure proof of its the Jews and bow he became converted Wears longer without cost of repairs excellence. Those who have not heard Rev. II albert has moved on his farm it, will have a splendid chance of hear than any other machine. Has no ink ribbon to bother the operator, It is neat, substantial, nickel plated, per south of the church. ing him at the Assembly hall on thelGih tea.

Miss Mabel Cafferty is shut in with measles, and will not be able to attend school for a week or two. F. Cooley had a new wind pump put up last week. Mr. and Mrs.

Geo. Sleicbter took dinner at L. A. Johnson's last Sunday. ONION PACIFIC R.

R. aoixa west. No. 1-Nlght EzpreM No. Liuiltrd Express 3:20 p.

I No. 11-Tlme Freight 6:06 a.m. No. 13-Local Freight 5: 4S a. aomt hit.

No. a. No. 4 Limited ExpreM 12:04 f.m tNo. 14-Local Freight 4:80 p.

No. 12 Btock Freight Dally. tDaily except Sunday. Mrs. Silly was quite sick for a few days last week but is better at this fect and adapted to all kinds of writing.

Like a printing press, it pro of April. Don't miss hearing the grand est lecture ever to be given in Chapman, SUTPHEN. writing. duces sharp, clean, legible manuscript Chas. Collins went to Lindsborg Wed Two or Ten copies can be made at one nesday to attend the "Messiah" at that The weather appears to be afflicted writing.

Any intelligent person can place. become an operator In two days. with tbe ague, Miss Stella Lowe's school closed Fri Iola Collins school closes Wednesday. The school entertainment went off real well after such a bad day. The bouse was about full and everybody kept pretty quiet.

James Carroll is building a new pasture fence. Reliable Agents and Salesmen wanted. For pamphlets giving Indorsements She will have ber entertainment Friday night. Grove Friday. Gregory Dowling and Chas.

Powers spent Sunday in Chapman. Tom Perry is having his house papered by John Shively the Moonlight paper hanger. William Isitt is out from Enterprise visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Isitt.

Protracted meeting it still being held with great success at Harmony school bouse. Mrs. Abe Brech bill is slowly recovering from la grippe. Miss Lottie Isitt is on the sick list. Mr.

Cready is having his house and baro painted by Snively and Bashorn FOUR CORNERS. Tom Carrol is making a cyclone cellar for James Smith. Pleasant Ridge school closed last Friday afternoon with appropriate exercises. Miss Ruse was the teacher. Frank Rees shelled corn for John day with a dinner and a good time In general.

A large crowd was present notwithstanding the inclemency of tbe address Odell Type Writer Co. Well' ft ltl' Miss Blair's school closes one week ATCHISON TOPEKA AND SANTA FE. from Friday. weather. 358-304 Deaborn St.

Chicaoo, Ii.u Douglas Harshraan attended church UPLAND. C. J. Olson was in Junction Fred Mart went to Junction City to City at Sunnyside Sunday. day to begin work in a hardware store.

Saturday. Warren Carter has been sick for the Miss Julia Crute closed her school VORTH BOUHD. No. 305 Pwwenger (:12 Xo. SOUTH HOUND.

C. E. Peterson and family moved to past few days but is able to be out near Manchester last Tuesday and has Junction City Saturday. i returned home. Attention No.

300 Paseenger Adolpb feller moved his son Hermans bouse from the creamery property Wm. Marts has been having bo fires, Arrives 1:15 pm Depart ra No. getting ready for spring work. Will to his own property Saturday. again.

John Harmon and S. R. McCullough have Stone to Kansas City with stock. DICKINSON COUNTY HIO-H SCHOOL. thinks there is "no place like home" Samuel Sollenberger of Moonlight, is after all.

BAI.IXA BRANCH. DEPARTS. No. J17 Paneenger A M. Accommodation 2:00 ARRIVES.

the pretent incumbent at this station and we are glad that Samuel is with us Mrs. Webb is seriously ill: Mrs. 0- Marts from near Industry Spangler last Friday. Wm. Stanley spent Thursday of last Farmers and Stock Men.

No, 31S-PaMiiger 10: P.M. Accommodation 11:40 a There was closing exercises at John spent Saturday with Mrs. Bert Hart. once more. Miss Mary Wilkens closed her school Friday, and gave an entertainment in All Santa trains dally excep 8undajr week in Abilene.

Alice Martin who has been very sick son school last Friday evening, they having been deferred on account of the No. 306 it a Wee clone connection at Strong CH tth trains for Topeka. Kanaai City. St. Lvuia, 1 neasle epidemic.

the Bf tor noon, and rendered a program in tbe evening, to the enjoyfnent of all INSURANCE. Chicago and tbe east; also Texas. Indian Colorado. California and all points In western and southern Kannas. The Misses Lou and Grace Miller met with an unfortunate accident on their present.

We cannot say too much of We are prepared to furnish you on I have property Insurance, way up to the school house last Friday ROCK ISLAND R. R. OIKS) CAST. GOOD AS THE BEST and evening, the seat in the rig breaking down and lettinir both youDg ladies out short notice Sale Bills and Horse and Jack Bills. Prices and workmanship made satisfactory.

The Monitor, No. 29-Mall and F.iprwui 11:2 a. 01 So. Ml Freight and Accommodation, 8: p. LOWER THAN THE LOWEST, on yearly payments of one-fifth.

ooixa WIST, No. Mali and Express 6:20 p. So. 05 Freight and Accommodation, a. No extra rate, no interest.

Call and see me over Hodge Bros MIMNOIR1 PACIFIC AT HERIXOTON. OINB WIST. Money! Money! TO LOAN Ncv oi I'aiwenirer store. W. I).

NICHOLS So. Through Freight 10:14 a. i So. 210 -Through Freight Feeding Cattle or OIKS IT. No.VeJ Pnnsenger 10:14 a.

No. ISO- Way Kreixht 2.00 p. No.Sl-Way Freight. 2:46 a on tbeir heads. It might have been serious but they got off with a few bruises and a little mud.

Mr. and Mrs. James Miller went up to IndiiBtry last Saturday to visit. Jack Stoddart who is working for Mr. Towneond came home Sunday and fcot storm staid.

Hilton Middleton has commenced farming operations on hiB uncle Jims place. That was a very fine rain we had Sunday evening. It willl do a vast deal of good to the winter wheat and think it will also settle the weather which has been in a very unsettled state for the last few weeks. The meetings has closed at the Chase school house. W.

E. HOWARD, the success of Miss Mary Wilkins as a teacher, if her first term proves tp be a sample of those to follow, as she has proved herseH to be efficient in her calling. Messrs. John Wilke, A. D.

Horling and G. A. Oeist have each had Hew well drilled this spring. The Blair school will close next Friday. Tbe entertainment will be given in tbe afterriooD.

Mrs. John Wilkrns bas been suffering with a sore eve. Mrs. Robert Blair is numbered among the sick. Mrs.

Victoria Gross and Mies Mary Wilkens visited Mrs. J. I). McCune Monday. Henry Sboffner has his kitchen about completed.

SUNNYSIDE. This section was visited with good rain Sunday night which makes the wheat fields look green again. Fred Cormack returned to Chapman Farm Property. lieit Ternis. Lowost Rat J.

A. GRAVES CO. Abilene, Kan. ISI.ER 1.1 is able to be in school again. The senior class at their meeting last Friday chose those who will give orations on commencement day.

Viola Osrver, who has been visiting her rind Miss Houlton attended chapel Tuesday morning. A committee consisting of Messrs Johnson and Wilkins and Mies Sterling arranged the program for class day. Curt Low ry, Elmer Cbronister, May Simppon, Elsie Lowry were some of the old students who visited with us last Saturday, The speaking will begin Friday. Mimes Stackhouse and Sandborn have charge of the rhetoricals this term. Will Slanlpy has been absent from school for several days.

Miss Sandborn gave the address before the literature club. She spoke briefly of Lanier, Stcdtr.an and Whitman. The lecture by Mr. Miller was very well attended. His lecture was interesting and instructive, abounding in wisdom, wit and fun.

Walter Meek, Alice Sterling, Elsie Lowry, Leo Pierce, Mies Neptune and Mrs. Miller attended the Messiah concert at Lindsborg Wednesday night. ltev. Wheeler will give thelast lecture to the literature tlub on next Monday evening. His subject will be the "Epics toil ifl Soli Ms oi Ml ids.

I'llOMAS KtltVY, HANKER, l'raiiiui'ts a gtuiiul ijanklng business. Tbey kill corn-fed cattle only. and sell the fegotlates loatia "t-ai estate. Issuesdrafta choicest meats to he got In (he city. aci) 'et'eisof reiiyable In all the prlncl cities of Eurooe.

Aan.EK, Kisss- W. E. HOWARD. ICE AND COAL, Rememlier that W. S.

Anderson Miataa. luletlty. A v.uing" ldy, emiting for the Are H- TAYLOR, Rinehart, Kan. Breeder of keeps Ice and the Best Grades of 'ml time in the country, was alarmed at Call at bis office west the opera house. Poland China Hogs, the of a cow.

She was mm frifrh ened to ran, and shaking ser parasol the animal, she said, ia a rerr ete'rn tone! "Li dow sir. Be ionn" CASTORIA THE mD TOTJ HAVE ALWAYS BOUGHT Shorthorn Cattle, and M. Bronze Turkeys. For Sale: Several Choice M. B.

Saturday, DR. M. KIRSCH, Mrs. A. Cormnck of Delphos, was oAOTon: Tsslss- IM Haw Umn tagtt, Tom Turkeys.

visiting her sister Mrs. R. 8. Cormack and brother J. P.

Carter and old neighbors. She attended church at Sunny. A number cf four and five year-old Office over Post Office, Residence Telephone No. 85. Draft Geld Ing..