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TOMORROW'S GAME. flroke Even Games. The Indians were beaten in the aft Will Teams Ft. Riley and Abilene ernoon game yesterday by the home Play Ball. At 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon boys, the score being 2 to 8.

After the first few innings the game was one Last Week We Received a New Line of Fall Dress Skirts Fall Opening of Longley and sided, the Abilene boys' frequent scoring causing the Indians to lose their nerve. Schcpp pitched the game and did a good job. the Ft. Kiley ball team will cross bats with the Abilene boya at the ball park. The game promises to be a good one and will be one of the features of tomorrow's doings.

Stetson Hats. a Stocking Fish Fond. J. G. Engle, who has a fine place BCll New Corn in first load of new corn was for fish on his farm southwest of Abi at a bargain and have put a price on them that will them out, every one, before the rest of the fall goods here.

get brought In by S. J. Lady, who lives We are pleased to announce to our patrons that we are now showinis- miles northeast of Abilene and soil lene, has just received from the government hatchery 100 black bass. He already has several varieties in bis complete line of the world renowned "No Name Hat" made bv "Stetson" to Fenton feed store at 40o per A $4 '25 Dress Skirt for 3 50 and the great "Ungley Hat." The best dressed people in the world wee1 bushel of 80 pounds. The corn was 375 pond and wants to get the best.

these goods, and no man ever feels that he pays a ponny more for one of these high grade Hats than It is worth. of fine quality, well filled and of the A 5.00 A 16.00 A 111.60 A $13.60 A $16.00 We are showing in our west window the new still Nebraska prize yellow variety, the seed having been purchaied of W. B. Hat called tbe "New 500 9 50 11 50 12 50 York" and the New Hiih Roll Pan-Shane in soft Hut. Giles.

It will average 45 bushels to See the new London Smoke with blick band same as they wear on the acre. the streets of New York. There itn't a Skirt in the lot Come in and see them. Buy your goods tomorrow for Wednesday we cannot deliver anything that day. 8B.a L.

H. KUMP. We will have lots of fruits and vegetables Watch us grow. Watch our business methods win. TOMORROW'S WEATHER.

but is of this Jail's style. Indications for Kansas for 24 Honrs SUIT Beginning at Noon Today. Partly cloudy tonight and Wednes. HARRY C. LITTS.

day with probably showers. Department. Tuesday and Wednesday. Call at our store Wanted, two tons of stove plate, will pay 85c per 100. Abilene's Fashionable Clothier and Hatter.

early. L. H. KUMP. C.

V. Taukkr. ABOUT PEOPLE. You assume no risk hen you buy VESS IIINER, Soda Water Force A. G.

Kyth of Enterprise was taking Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and We Have Moved Into Our Own New Store. Diarrhoea Kemody. John M. (ileissner will refund your money if you are not sntislied after using it. It is First-Class Horse Shoeing.

in the sights. Mrs. Geo. Hush is home from visit in Colorado. John Floyd of Belvue, Kansas, a pleasant Kkxlectok caller.

verywhore admitted to bu the most (Mil l't'mitnirtnn Mtjind. Wont Thi.l WurU tn Truck iltni Huitvy Nrinilnf. successful remedy in use for bowel complaints nud tho only one that JNow Iook out lor bargains ana oc Hiiro to can at our never fails. It is pleasant, safe and reliable. Jus.

Clark has a good position in is a good thing to have when the weather makes people feel that they have lost about 50 per cent of their energy. The U. S. Dispensatory, a big medical book of over 1,000 pages, says that soda water "Is a grateful drink to fevrile a harness store in Clay Center. new store we won be lixcu up lor quite a winie but you will be buying goods cheaper right along than any place in Yellowstone National Park.

Mrs. Pierce of Kansas City, is visit the popular and short line via ing her daughter, Mrs. C. E. Funk Union Pacific and O.

8. L. to Monida, thenco via splendid Concord Popular Feed Store. lllroudwiiy, first iloor norther Upshaw's. Flour.

Feed and Hay, ami all kinds ol Food on hand. Prompt delivery. Also Tobacco, Cigars and llrooms. L. STICKLER, Prop.

town. We will leave some odds and ends in the old store in Shirts, Gloves that we propose to sell at a great Miss Kate Ward, of Hutchinson Coaches to all points in the Park. the guest of Miss Gertrude HoUman sacrifice. Look out for further announcement. Very low rates via Union Pacific dur Mrs.

I). W. Naill is up from Hering ing July and August. Full informa ton and will visit friends the rest of tion checriully rurnlstied on applica the week. Railway Time Tables.

tion. 1. 11. Jonks, Agent. patients, allaying thirst and lessening nausea and gastric distress." If you find your symptoms in this: If you are feeling feverish and thirsty, and if your stomach has gone wrong and "queered" all the rest of you the cure is at our SODA FOUNTAIN.

Mrs. M. E. Perring and Mrs. A.

The Big Down to the Minute Clothing House, Summer Complaint. Bingham returned last evening from If tho Btomach and bowels are free UNION 1'AUIKIO WESTBOUNO. Colorado. from gasoous and sour fluid accumu Mrs. C.

t. Mead and daughter ais No. Night Ejturetm No. Limit id KxpruHs 8:48 u. here from Kansas City visiting Miss THE PAY OF AUTHORS.

No. ft, Locill Pussenger. 0:30 No. II, Through freight i.b Ida Upshaw. September Term Jurors- The following is the Hat of jurors Irawn for the September term of the No.

13, Through Krolglit a. PALACE DRUG CO. Their Culling Han I'liliminl feature, eluding Perfect Freedom. No. 16, Local freight, lations and the habits regular, your children will go through the heated term without sickness.

Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin corrects all such troubles by removing tho obscure cause and keeps the system in perfect working order. Had blood and indigestion are dead ly enemies to good health. Burdock lilood Hitters destroys them. district court which comvenes Mon No.

7, Passenger 13:66 p. in KAST HOUND. Revs. Wiley and Oliver Keve are visiting their parents and will take in the log rolling. Mr.

and Mrs. J.oe White went to day, Sept. 8th: The ray of authors, their privileges, A YOUNO LADY'S LIFE SAVED. No. 2, NUcht Express 8:26 tn ttin rloirms of the literary life tills well-threshed tlieine Is attacked Bffiii Topeka last evening called by the se hi a recent umber of the Idler.

The No. ft, laical Pitssengor. 6:10 a. tn No. 4, Limited Express No.

Ill, Through Krulght No. 14, Through freight lli'jfl p. tn No. 12, Local freight 7:46 o. At Panama, Columbia, by Chamber Iain's Colic.Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.

rious illness of Mrs. White's mother. freedom, of tile profession Is what mot enohnnts Ilnbert He Excursion to Wisconsin and Michigan The Santa re will sell round trip writes: 'No. Passenger. m.

Dr. Chas. H. Utter, a prominent rmvsician of Panama, Columbia, in a tickets to nearly all points in is "In the first pliice let us consider the 'llally except Humlay. adviiiitiiues of the literary profession cousin and Michigan for one fare plus t2 for round trip.

Tickets now on recent letter states: "Last March had as a patient a young lady six An author, even if only reasonably H. G- Hoffman Very Low. Reports from Donegal say that Hiram G. Hoffman, son of the late C. S.

Hoffman, is very low with typhoid fever and not expected to live 24 hours. successful, can liv where he pleiisi teen years of ate, who had a very sale; return limit Oct. 81. or fur Iher particulars call on or address He Is free from the compulsion of bad attack of dysentery. Everything I prescribed for her proved and she was growing worse every r.

H. sai.i.s, Agent, "Siinta Wesley Smith, Abilene. Loyd, Elmo. Will Norman, Upland. Schrsieder, Enterprise.

A Conant, Enterprise. Whitehuir, Chapman. Knapp, Itinehart. 11 Kohler, Herington. ToplilT, Detroit.

1 Henderson, Solomon. Knight, Herington. Albert Smith, Chapman. Donald, Abilene. Thus Herington.

Maher, Herington. (leo Merrill, Solomon. Cosgrove, Elmo. A Lett, Abilene. Cowan, Abilene.

J. Coleman, Manchester, (i A Geist, Upland. Geo Leathery, Abilene. hour. Her Barents were sure she Eczema, Itching Humors, Pimples.

Jerry Walton Assaulted. This afternoon F. J. Murphy as' would die. She had become so weak that Bhe could not turn over in bed.

Treatment Free. Does your skin itch and burn? Dis saulted Jerry Walton, shipping fl! KOI1TR. All Hanta fe trains dally except Sunday, NOIITH BOUND. No. a07, Passenger dally 8:10 a.

Accommodation ..10:40 a. departs 11: a. SOOTH niUINO. Mu. Passengnr dally 8:16 p.

No. Accommodation dally 8: p. 8AM1SA 11IMNCJ1. heparin. No.

Accommodation 8:16 a. No. am, 12:06 p. in No. 4:06 p.

Arrives. Nn. Accommodation 8:10 p. No. 11:80 a.

No. 1124, 7:66 No 810 has through chair cars between Kiiiihiih Olty anil Hunerlor and maUcH clnna What to do at this critical moment was a study for me, but I thought of haruberlain's Colic, Cholera and tressing eruptions on the skin so you feel ashamed to be seen in company and knocking him down. But for being that dremlfiil city pendulum, with lis swing Into town every morning mill its suing buck to the suburbs every evening-1 ho business man. other Unions, who are not authors, sing hilariously that they never, never, never shall be slaves, ami next morn. lu resume their slavery; up by the ami down by the if they are prosperous; eni'lier and later if they are not.

Poor devils! Is tbe millionaire adequately I say he Is not, if lie Is to go to Ills place of business every day. Hut an author may live as far away as the South Sea Islands, anil carry on successful deal Do scabs and scales form on the skin, the warning of byatandurs Jerry hair or Have you eczemaH Skin sore nr cracked? Kash form on might have been severely injured. He is an old soldier, over 70 years old and in poor health. Murphy will doubtless be arrested and heavily Diarrhoea Remedy and as a last resort prescribed it. The most wonderful result was effected.

Within eight hours she was feeling much better; inside of three days she was upon her feet and at the end of one week was entirely well." For Bale by J. M. (ileissner. the skinP Prickly pain in tliuskinP Swollen jointsr Falling hair? All run down? Skin puleP Old sores? eating sores, Ulcers? To euro to slay cured take li. 1J.

(Botanic fined for hiB cowardly action. connection at Htrong lllly wllh lis for To- Temperance Meeting. Rev. Eugenia St. John, the eloquent pt-xa, iMiiisas and an uniio.s east, Alao makes closo connections with No.

7 for )olo-radu and California points anil with No. 11 for tddnhotna and Texas pobilM. for further Information call on address or telephone No. 61. f.

S. Kails. Agunt. ings with his wan in the markets of London wild New York." (juillcr Couch throws enthusiastic on the same subject "My culling ties me to no ollice stool, makes me no man's slave, compels to no action that my soul condemns. It sets me fret' from town life, which divine and temperance lecturer, will deliver a lecture under the auspices of the W.

C. T. U. at the Methodist The best physic Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Easy to take. Pleasant in effect.

For sale by Jno. M. Gleissner, druggist. OASTOniA. Bean the ll KM BOBeM A Koby, Abilene.

Bert Dunlavy, Acme. Alex Stroud, Industry. Missiuier, Navarre. A Troxel, Solomon. Will Judy, Abilene.

McDonald, Herington. Houstin, Herington. Fifty Against Two- It is not rea lilood Halm) wlucli makes the blood pure and rich, then the sores wih heal and the itching of eczema stop forever, the skin becomes clear and tho blood pure. U. H.

H. sold at drug stores 1. Trial treatment sent fre and prepaid by writing to BLOOD BALM Atlanta, (ia. Describe your trouble and free medical advice given. Over 8,000 testimonials of cures by B.

B. B. Santa Fe Excursions Topeka, September 8 to 13, Kansas Stale Kx position. One fare, church, Sunday evening, Aug. 81st at 8 o'clock.

All of the churches will unite in the service and special music I loathe, and allows me to breathe clean nir, to exercise limbs as well an brain, to tread good turf, and wake up every morning to the sound and smell will be furnished by the glee club, Soratch, soratch, scratch; unable lo Everyone is cordially invited to be KOUK IHLAND. WHST BOUND, No. 37, Chicago Mall and 6:30 p. No, f6, Local Frtdght and Accuni. .10:18 a.

in ST BOUND. No. 2H, Mall and Kxprnm 11:07 a. No. Local freight and Acoom.

8:43 p. at MISSOURI PAUiriU-AT UERISaTOa WIST BOCKD. I'aHnnngBr No, 8 Sdflp. iM Through rr1tDt, Wo. 3h) Through Local, Jfo.

317 a. BAST BOUND. faiHngttr Wo. 10 u. Way Freight No.

jm Way rrtjlglitrto. Jln 11:40 a. a. attend to business during the day or sonable to txpect two woeks of outing of the sea, and that wide prospect which, to my eyes, is the dearest on sleep during the night. Itching piles present at this servjoe.

to overeome the etlects of Inty weens of confinement. Take Hood's Sarsa- horrible plague. Doan's Ointment onrtli. All happiness inus be pur cures. Never fails.

At any drug INDUSTRY. $2 86, for round trip. 1 Ickets on sale September 6 to 13, good to return on or before September 16. store, 50 cents, chased with a price, though people seldom recognize this, and part of the price i that, Urine thus, a man can parilla along with you. It refreshes the blood, improves the appetite, makes sleep easy and restful.

Wichita, Sept. to 27, State Nature's wonderful Heal- The recent rain has caused the in i Rulvf. Man or Meant For sample wheat in the stack to start to grow. (. A.

U. Heunion. One fare, $2.91. for round trip. Tickets on sale Sept.

21 to 27, good to return until Sept. see large advertisement. There will be a picnic Sept. 6. All ABILENE'S SOCIETIES.

To My Friends. interested in farming are invited to Advertised Letters. Tho following is the list of unclaimed letters remaining in the Abilene postoflice for the week ending Aug. 25, 1902. Have your mail ad dressed to your box number and it will be promptly delivered: QKNTI.EMKN'S LIST.

It is with joy I tell you what Kodol attend. Come and spend the day at did for me. I was troubled with Steinford's grove. mv stomach for several months The rain Saturday night caused the never a fortune. But as It Is extremely unlikely that I could have done this In any pursuit, I may claim to hav the better of the bargain.

But wp have to go lwi to Thack-eruy to get the genuine article. For example: "Ah! how wonderful ways and means are! When I think bow this very Hun, this very word which I am writing represents money, I am lost In ti respectful astonishment. A man takes his own ra. an he shvh his own prayers, on lx-hnlf of himself and his family. I nm paid, we will say for the sake of Illustration, at the rate of sixpence per line.

With the words, 'Ah, how to the words 'per Upon being advised to use Kodol, I did so, and word cannot tell the good 29 th. Homo Visitors' Kxcursious, tho Santa Fe will sell round trip tickets to most points in Ohio and Indiana, on Sept '2, 9, 16 and 23 for one fare plus $2 00 for round trip. Final limit of tickets 80 days from date of sale. Winslow, Arz Mokl Snake Dance, Aug. 1 to 23, ISO for round trip.

Tickets on sale Aug, 11 to 1H, return limit 60 days from date of sale. attendance at the dance, given in hon Auklanii, Wm DavlK. (i AK. AND A. Hsnevolfint Lodgt, No UH, meet! Drat and thtrd Monday evening! In each rnontb at Maiontc hall, cornet Third and Cedar.

II. Humphrey J. 1 Worley, secretary; vlaltlug brethren. wel come. A NtUENT OKWK.Il UNITED WOKKMEW jr Abilene Lodge, No.

Vi tneeu every ThurHday evening In the A. O. U. VT hall W. P.

l.lghtner W.i 0. liugt recorder it has done me. A neighbor had uys Oubensey, Duncan, A Hells, Arthur Hamilton. II nfirwia. so that he had triod most everythtng.

I told him to use Kodol Words of gratitude have come to me from him because I recommended it. (Inn. W. Frv. Viola, lows.

Health or of the completion of Samuel Jones' new barn, to be sm ill. Last Wednesday was pay day at the creamery. It brought several happy surprises. Milk that bad tested 3 3 tbe month before raised to 4. Several such surprises are re LADIES' 1.

1ST. Melensoo, Miss ra Kudity, Miss Dura Tult, Mrs Ida One cent will be charged for all advertised letters. Persons calling for the above will plpue say "advertised" giving date. Kkihaku Warinh. 1'.

M- For further particulars call on or address F. S. Sai.i.s, nd strene-th. of mind and body, de WOMAN'S RRI.IFK COKFH No. meets alternate Wednesday after o'clock In of Y.

hall. re i Sarah V. prt'Hldenl; Mrt. OMve I feler aacretarj Santa Fe. rmnrt on the stomach, and normal I can buy a loaf, a piece of but activity of the digestive organs A Cure for Cholera Infantum.

Kodol. the irrert reconstruoLive tonic "Last May," says Mrs. Curtis I ported. The scarcity of apples in other RDVAI. AKCM MASONH Oyru No.

26, meetH In Maiioulc hall on the aej. ano niurtii rriaiys or eurn aonbK. Arthur KUsun II. II. S.

folk Hue. iiaker, of liooliwalter, Ohio, "an infant child of our neisrhbor's was suf cures all stomach and bowel troubles, indigestion, dyspepsia. Kodol digests any good food you eat. Take a dose after meals. J.

U. (ileissner. parts causes the price at the orchards Emm tha Kind You Have Always BaujM in this vicinity to be high. ter, a jug or inilK, a modicum or tea -aclually enough to make breakfast for the family, and the servants of the tiouso, and the charwoman, their servants, can shake up the tea leaves wllh fresh supply of water, sup the cm ts, and get a meal tant bleu que mill. Wife, children, guests, serv-niiis, charwoman, we are all actually inaKini; a meal off Philip Klruiiu's bouts, as It war." fering from cholera infantum.

The; u) (i, TR association doctor had given up all hopes of re- 1 Abilene No. 4, mroti, on neeon. Signature anil rourln IhurMday ev nlngs i eaV: eoerv. I took a buttle of Chainher- monlli, vomer welcome, li.ciard president; S. K.

fellows, sccrelarj, Iiiiu's 'Jolic, Cholera and Durrhiien lleuiedv to he house, Udlinir them 1 Look Pleasant, Please. Photographer C.C. Harlan, of Eaton, LAK STOMACH i- All Were Saved. "For years I suffered euch untold misery from Bronchitis," writes J. H.

Johnson, of Broughton, "that often I was unable to work. Then, when everything else failed, I was can do so now, though for years the mciliciiie licit cures dy-ls pMa and POOR APPETITE. fett sure it would do good if used ac-1 cording to directions. In two days' time the child had fully and is now (nearly a yesr since) a vigorous, healthy gill. I have recom-j mended this remedy frequently and have never known it to fail in anyl he couldn't, because be suffered untold agony from tbe worst form of indigestion.

All physicians and medicines failed to help him till he tried Electric Bitters, which worked 6uch wholly cored by Dr. King's New Dis. covery for Consumption. My wifej Kraum's New lied Hlood is ahso-lutely the best medicine on the market today for family use. It will keep off typhoid fever and put your system in shape to bnllle the enemy to ealth.

(Jet a bottlo of (J. K. Northeraft Co. Money back if not satislied. 79-6w That terrible sick headache cured CASTOR I A Tor Infants and Children.

The Kind You Have Always Bought single instance." For sale by Jolini M. (ileissner. Ohio l.eglnlalure Convened. Columbus, A iifc'. 2d.

The Ohio liyislHture convened at, three p. in. J-cbterday in extraordinary Kessiuu to enact luws to provide for the government of municipalities und to restore lost Jurisdiction to the supreme court, these matters been rendered chaotic by the uctions of that court doling the early mini? ner. suffered intensely irom Astuma, nil it cured her, Bnd all our experience goes to show it is the best Croup medicine in the world." A trial will convince you it's unrivaled for Throat and Lung diseases. Guaranteed bot- ties 50c and $1.00.

Trial bottles free at J. M. Gleisancr. wonders for hira that he declares they are a godsend to sufferers from dyspepsia and stomach troubles. Unrivaled for diseases of the Stomach, Liver and Kidneys, they build up and give new life to the whole system.

Try them. Only 50a Guaranteed by'j. M. Gleinsner, druggist. Bears the 9 Vm lwa8 Bol Itie Kind Vu Haw Always Bears the Signature of completely by the use of Kraum.s New lied Iood.

Call for it ut C. K. Northeraft it Co. Signature of.

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