Abilene Daily Reflector from Abilene, Kansas • Page 4

Universal 3-Minufe Bread Mixer Case's Grocery Thanksgiving Offerings. The kind you saw at the World's Fair. A ROYAL FEAST iltt BY See it at For Thanksgiving. ZIZZZ 3M a -1 4 if 1 rUty 1 1 ir Hh it Vt iff. G.

C. STEEL CO. This being Turkey time we are offering some "royal to appreciating patrons, in the way of Suits, Overcoats, etc. Whether it be "turkey and oysters" or 'possum and sweet 'taters," we want to say that our dressing is the best dressing just the thing for all classes. And besides the main dish of Clothing, we supply all the side dishes and "trimmin's" in the way of Hats and Furnishing Goods; all at prices that will make you thankful for such a house as this one to buy from.

On this day of Thanksgiving, we send you our "very best." SO HERE'S TO YOU for a big dinner, and a jolly reunion around the family board. Dinner Sets given away free. The Big Reliable Cloth-ing Store. No Shoddy Goods. The Burlington's New Line Kansas City to St.

Louis. During the early summer the Burlington Route opened its new short line between Kansas City and St. Louis. F'our fast trains equipped with every modern pattern of car dining, sleeping, chair and parlor cars, lighted by electricity and acetylene gas run in each direction. From Kansas City at 8:00 and 10:20 a.

9:10 and 11:00 p. m. Abilene agents will sell through tickets to St. Louis and the east in- connection with this most modern railroad. Dressed and live poultry of al1 Fresh Oysters, Fanny Celery, Cranborrh Crap of all Bulk Mince Meat, Buljt ()liv'.

Sour. Sw-et and Dill Pickles, Fancy Turkii-h Figs, New Nuts of all kinds. We also have new Naval Oranges. Phone 31. Case's.

Chrysanthemum Sale. Now is your chance to get your plants for 1 hanksgiving From now on I will sell Chrysanthemum Plants at very low prices. It will pay you to call on us. Phone 238. The Abilene Greenhouse, North Cedar Street.

TOMORROW'S WEATHER. Indications for Kansas for 24 Hours Beginning at Noon Today. RullHtln tn Kefi.ectoh office window. 1 Fair tonight and Thursday. Cooler tonight.

Spent 22 Years in Bed. Tollio UelincUir: I wonder how ninny of the kind friends and readers of the Rkfi.kctou will remember me this year on my 45th birthday and Bend me a little token of remembrance a dime or two will be a great help to me. If I were able to work I would rather work than to lie here in bed. Just stop a minute and think: 40 years afllicted, 36 years unable to walk and 22 years in bed! I am still in the county hospital. My address is the same, county box 454.

Newton Reed. School Report. Report of Fairview school, Dist. 62, for month ending Nov. 11: Those neither absent nor tardy during the month were: Sadie Deardorff, Ivy, Belle and May Hutchison, Edna Schu maker.

Those tardy but not absent were: Josie Weber and Mamie Lauer. Those ranking above 95 per cent in examination were Anna Jury and May Hutchison. Those above 85 per cent were Belle Hutchison, Sadie Deardorf, Josie Weber. Those above 80 per cent were Edna Shumaker, Mamie Lauer, Ivy Hutchison and Georgia Wober. Number of pupils entolled 15.

Patrons of the school are invited to inspect our work. Alta DeMersseman, teacher. BELLE SPRINGS. Born, to Mr. and Mrs.

L. Herring, ton, a boy. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. hn Schwen-dener, a boy.

G. Heller of Dillon moved to his farm which he bought ol 1). N. Gish Will Uandelow who has been visiting in the east the past year returned HODGE BROS. The HKH.KCTOit will not he isHuud tomorrow.

Bargains in underwear at Brewer's. The city schools will have a two (lays' vacation. There will be no school tomorrow or Fridny. The teacher will go to to the as sociation meeting. A good warm blanket for little money at Brewer's.

After your Thanksgiving dinner you will want to pass the cigars. Get a box of Land Marks in 25s or 50s at Northcraft Co's where they sell good cigars. Uev. Edwin It. Brown will preach at Woodbine Dext Sunday morning and evening.

Fening subject, "Did God Create a Devil?" All invited. Save money on your fall bill of dry goods by buying it at Brewer's. Uev. Dr. F.

S. Blayney will lecture in the Methodist Kpiscopal church at Enterprise next Friday night. Subject, "A Study in Literature." Special bargains in table linens and napkins at Brewer's. Marriage lioensos: Jesse Crider, Moonlight, and Koso Fleagle, Buckeye; Samuel Boxeell and Jennie AmeroiT, both of llerington; Howard McCoy, Wilson, and Harriet Dyke-man, Abilene; Mott Hoag, Chapman, and Maude Hopkins. Abilene.

J. W. Blake, Mgr. opera house, Marshall, reports: "Was She to Blame" company played here Out. 81st.

Good company." L. P. Watson, Mgr. opera house, F'orest City, reports: Jed Carl- lon a -nas sue to iiianiu' company played here the 27th. Company A everybody pleased.

Mr. Carlton has a line show, one of tho best on the road. All managers should book this company." At Seelye theatre Monday evening. Prices 25, 35 and 60 cents. Look at Brewer's attractive Hue of new furs, prices very low.

Al Dukes, proprietor of the Pacific bouse at Solomon, purchased an ele gant Ktyle 12 Newman piano of the Abilene Music Co. today. 1 For Thanksgiving. Remember when buying your nice eatables for Thanksgiving that we have a splendid assortment of the following lines Turkeys, Celery, Grapes, Golden Drop Prunes, Bananas, Strained Honey, Chickens, Oranges, Nuts, Oysters, Pineapples, Grimes' Golden Apples, etc. Send in your and get the best.

order early H. CiiOziKit, Div. Pass. St. Joseph, Mo.

For Thanksgiving. Turkey Celery, vic Chick. I'runnei ni's, Ni'W York Cheese. Raining, Citrons, F'itfs, Dates, Fancy ICvnpcprnKid F'ruitr, Grapes, Pears, Oianue-, Lemons, Grimes (iulilun arid Ji nalban Apples, Bananas. All kinds Nuts.

Fancy canned Fruits and Vegetables. We have the heat stock ol Fancy Groceries we ever carried. Tho demand is for the bojit and we have it to tell at reasonable prices. kuivip. Passenger aid Bam Transfer.

New Hacks. Prompt Service. Orders to Phone 72 fllW-d promptly. Hack Hrvire an vwherf In IRKKK toaml from nil trains. Ucuunil traiiHfur LuhlncHs.

HH-lm JAY HARDING, Abilena. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 23, 1904. RECENT REFLECTIONS. The Palace Drug Store, Broadway.

Don't forget band conoert Friday night. Lost, gold locket, attached to pin. Howard (or return to this oll'ico. 75 2 The library will be closed Thanksgiving. you want a new dress buy it of Brewer.

PoHtollice hours tomorrow, 7:110 to 9 a. uj. For sale, Burrey, nearly new. Call at Tonkin's oiliee. 75 8 The Abilene Firemen are making preparations for a large ball to be given Thanksgiving night.

Good music will be furnished and everybody is invited to attend. The admission price will be 50c, ladies free. 69-7 Seduced prices on tailor made skirts at Brewer's. Banks and courthouse ofilces close tomorrow. Stores will generally close after 11 a.

m. tomorrow. Look at Brewer's premium in the south window. You get a ticket with every 60 cent purchase from now until Christmas. 76-Suo The firemen's annual ball will be given tomorrow evening.

Fine oysters, New York counts, best in town, for Thanksgiving, at Gioh'i restaurant. Second St. 71-2 Patronize Abilene Steam laundry Holt's barber Bhop, under Abilene National bank, most centrally located in the city. You are Invited to call. A number of football enthusiasts will spend Thanksgiving in Kansas City.

Get a few chances on that elegant leather rocker which Brewer is giving away. Call for ticket with every 60 cent purchase from now until Christmas, either groceries or dry good9. A carload of bottles wbs received today for the Seelye bottling department. The Abilene high school football team went to Beloit where it plays tomorrow. For fine pork chops, sausage, steaks, etc, as well as home made kraut, see Ed Kline, East Fifth, lie is prepared to give you the very best to be had.

75-2 Tho band desires a full attendance at the tbhearsal Thursday afternoon st 2 o'olock In Seelye theatre. Miller was badly burned on the 'aoe last evening by gasoline line Mint i high. He will not be luiaueuily injured. W. A.

Lalou, Asst. (Jen. Pass. St. Louis, Mb.

Copyright 1904, by Hart Schaffner Mar" 42-piece home well satisfied with Kansas. F-d Nortorf and family of Dillon were visiting at Wm, Scheufele's Sun day. H. V. Steinberg sold bis farm to Abilene parties for $8000.

Fred Boss and family and Hoff man and wife of Dayton were pleasant callers at L. Ilnrshman's Sunday. A new telephone company was organized last week to run its line to Donegal. C. M.

Meuli president, S. FUsele secretary, Meuli manager. L. Tischauser is now ready to go to the fair. He says as he did not get to Bee the opening of the fair he is going to see the dosing.

Your Rheumatism Can Be Cured. If you are a BulTerer from Rheumatism, you will be glad to learn that Vitozone is a positive and permanent cure. It has curod the most obstinate cases which havr been given up by the physicians. Rheumatism is a stubborn disease; most painful and annoying; rendering the person aillicted unable to do any physical labor except with the greatest suffering and pain. Hundreds of persons have used Vitozone for this dreadful malady and we have never heard of a failure, while every dy we learn of its wonderful cures.

If it cures others it will cure you. Are your muscles swollen? Are your icts stiff? Do you have sharp, Bbooting pains? Does the skin "puff up?" Can you stand erect without a twinge of pain? If you have any of these afflictions You Need Vitozone. You will be surprised at bow easily it will cure you of these ailments. No case of Rheumatism is too bad or too obstinate for Vitozone to effect a permanent cure. The price, 75 cents for a large bottle, places it within the reach of all.

Your druggist sells it and will be glad to supply you. Write to us for pamphlet and testimonials. Empire Remedy Topeka, Kas For Sale by J. M. GLEISSNER.

druggist. THE ONLY WAY, Kansas City to St. Louis. Only two more weeks left of the Great "WORLD'S FAIR." Better go now. 0 Four Brand New Fast Trains Daily.

Leave Kansas City 8:00 a. 10:20 a. 9:10 p. 11:00 p. m.

Arrive St. Louis 4:60 p. 6:21 p. 6:69 a. 7:44 a.

m. All operated by the Electric Block Signal System. Have your Home Agent route you CHICAGO ALTON RAILWAY. Very lowest rates at all times. F'or full information inquire of your nearest Railway Agent or write L.

D. Cooper, H. Bowes, Trav. Pass. Agent, A.

G. P. Kansas City, Mo. St. Louis, Mo.

Live Stock Exposition, Chicago. November 26 to December 3. A big show in a big town by big breeders of pattle, horses, sheep and swine. A liberal education for the siockman and farmer, demonstrating methods of feeding and results in the bank account. That's what the International Live Stock Exposition for 1904 will be.

Incidentally, there are the attractions of large stores, theatres, concerts and busy strern. of the great city. Of oourse you are going over the Kock Island. Reduced rate will be made. The Rock Island agent will tell you about it.

J. H. Jenness, Agent. KOEPKE BAUM, Cleaners and Dyers With LTJC1ER, The Tailor, Abilene, Cor. Third and Spruce- All kinds of Cleaning, Dyeing, Pressing and Repairing.

French Dry Cleaning our Specialty. We guarantee Qrstclass work. Markley Brewer..