The Abilene Reporter from Abilene, Texas • Page 8

THE WEEKLY REPORTER FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1907. A Lefe Preserver ii You keep a good man down when Star comes his way. Most mer take a new lease on the plea lures of life when they get hold of a plug of at rich, juicy chew ew that is chosen when a Star i is alwc ps the choice isjoflferecf. It auality that no other plug hy its Bales surpass those any Jfive ether None put the best ever getl ri is stf el And bee the best mder a sweet, leaf fiat and lastifcg ise the twst quality it lists longest, che choicest arid proves far more other kinds. Buy a plug and see.

IOC. pitCU sold annually In All Stores HIS 9200 WORK NORSK KILLED ON A HARROW. H. H. Parker.

1 ivin jec three miles west of town lost a valuable work horse a few days ago in a peculiar manner. The horse was pulling e- harrow and in making a short turn the harrow was turned over thn driver pulled on the reins and the horse reared up and fell back on the teeth of the implement. A Rood horse is more valuable than money these days. Ini MAKES THE WHAT THK KIDN KYS DO. Their Unceasing Work keeps Strong and Healthy.

All the blood in the body passes through the kidneys once every three minutes. The kidneys filter the blood. They work night and day. When healthy they remove about 500 grains of impale matter dally, when part of this impure matter is 1 ft in the blood. This brings on man diseases and in the back, headache, nervousness, hott dr skin, rheumatism.

Gout, gravel, dlso ders of the ey'sight and hearing, dit Einess. (regular heart, debility, drowsl ess. dropsy, deposits in the urine, tc. But if you keep the filters right will have no trouble with neys. Malone, blacksmith of Pine nd living at SlUMfctnut street, a pain kldAey HAMBY.

JUNE the past week winds have been prevailing (blowing very close to the ground), which culminated into a sand storm yesterday. This morning it is as quiet as Mary's little Grain harvesting is progressing nice ly, and will be finished this week. Cotton and forage crops are looking well, with a good season still in the ground. Cotton chopping will begin in dead earnest this week. Perry Brannon, wife and little daughter, of Memphis, came in last Tuesday, for a visit of a week or two to Will Shotwell and family.

Mr. Brannon is connected with the Frisco railroad. He says Memphis has grown to a veritable sky scraping city, with a population of 200,000 and is the largest cotton market in the United States, having received more cotton last year than New Orleans. (Galveston leads them Ed. Reporter.) Rev.

Mr. Grooms, of Simmons College preached a series of sermons, at Bight last we k. Rev. Mr. Smith delivered a lecture, on socialism at the school house last Saturday night.

Prof. Gatlin of Abilene came out for the socialist lecture, and was the guest of Jno. 8. Brown Saturday night. Wood, and Majors of Abilene, spent several days, visiting Mrs A.

Estes last week. Yesterday was a big day here, it -T being Children's Day. The exercises were under the auspices of the Sunday school. An interesting program was carried out, to the credit of the school Rev. C.

E. Routh, S. S. Evangelist and colporter of the Sweetwater Baptist Association preached in the morning at 11 and gave a short talk in the evening. Dinner on the ground.

The large house coulld not contain the crowd assembled. Among the visitors 1 noticed Rev. C. E. Routh, Prof.

E. D. Stevens and daughter, Miss Pearl. John lambkin, Will Qott, D. M.

Alvin and Buddie Balch, James Par- dne. Miss Nellie Darnell, Miss Maggie and Willie Majors, and Others whom I did'nt know, from Abilene. Klmdale was represented by Charlie and Sam Robertson and wives, Misses Ora Roberson. Hattie and Quay Clayton. Mrs.

B. J. Qulllin, Miss Corrintha Quillan and Mr. Braddy, near Clyde. O.

M. HONOR ROLL OF THE WILLOW CREEK SCHOOL. The following are the nameR of the pupils of Willow Creek schtvol who have made an excellent grade for past month together with names of those who have made an excellent average during the school: Ruth Manly, Jewel Donohue, Hollis Manly, lassie Meador. Alma Manly, Alma Martin, Grace Knox. F.

Gilwreatb and wife of Anson are in Abilene today. Ton Have Always Bought, and which has been (or over 30 years, has borne the signature of and has been made under his personal supervision since its Infancy. Allow no one to deceive you In this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-as-goori are but that trifle with and endanger the health of Infanta and against What is CASTORIA Castorta is Dro contains ne and allays Colic. It and Stomach And The Children harmless substitute for Castor Oil, and Soothing Syrups.

It Is Pleasant. It or Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotle ts age Is its guarantee. It Worms everishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind eves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation cy. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.

Friend. CtNUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bean the Signature of The Kind Too Have Always Bought in Use For Over 30 Yuri. dderfly me across rather lasted nv I could ha at times. I Doan's ifidiey H. Bradfiefd's Uhme on me while It in fact, bend my back heard much about ills so went to L.

rug store and got a ved of the pain in stem was toned up box. Was my and my For saJe by all Mealera. Price 10 cents. FPster-Milbwn Buffalo, New York, sole for the United States. Remember the take no other.

THE ABILENE DRY GOODS UO. TO HATE ELEGANT QUARTERS. want to real coffee, sealed IOSA and grind your own it. the air, coffee coffee sold is usually kitchen as Roasted and flavor and even it! after grinding out of a hgg, dusty and soiled by handling. take it 1 Cooiplwt witkTail oI N.hor»*l Pul, FwdliD.

No. CASH ftWt In General Fund. NEWS FROM CANYON BY FARMER AND RANCHMAN. The Reporter is in receipt of a remittance on subscription and an order for copies of the Immigration and Industrial edition from that popular and successful stockman and farmer at Nubia, Sam Butman. He also reports the following news items from that community.

Mulberry Canyon has had good good rains and in some parts half the farmers have there crops well underway and cotton chopping will soon be the order of the day. It is hard to tell what the early corn and maize that stood through the dry weather is going to do, but the chances for late fe are good. Our six months school taught by Miss Della Sutphen in the Butman district will close tomorrow. We have had a very successful term. AUSTIN, June 3.

The state treasury department has just completed a statement of the balances in the treasury for the quarter ending May 31. 1907. The statement is as follows: General revenue fund, cash; Available school fund, cash. $134,059.56. Permanent school fund.

cash, bonds. $13,874,490.54. Available university fund, cash. $46,969.71. County tax fund, cash $4,832.24.

Penmanent university fund. cash. UNITED STATES COURT OVERRULES THE EXCEPTIONS. By Associated Press. ST PAUL, June 7.

The United States Court today overruled the exceptions to the bill or the United States against the Standard OH Company, and defendants were granted leave to answer the portions of the bill to which exceptions were filed. PUSHING THE WORK ON TIIE BILLY UOWDEN HALL. To have the large Billy Cowden Hall completed by the opening of the next school term of Simmons College is going to require pushing, but Contractors Winter and Russell are pushers, and that Is what they are doing on their job. Reports from the scene of the building are that the excavation is almost completed, and If no unseen obstacles are met, the walls will go up fast. Paint Buying Made Safe White Lead and Alt thin aut 1 insert! um argument Il't ad vert isinjto maintain I cm ic Ives as tl)( best and most eto omic TTXrl paint vet iown to it man.

mltyhat 1 e'en for the 1 aver to be alw.tv* sore the purity XjsvVi ol 1ad and oil. We have kgistered the mark It lie Dutch Ik3 pamkrr lii I tin- fin uinene-s and everv where, on every key 'proof of qWltty. of irity trade 111 appears Lead made Gy Did ID FOl hutch Process. BOOK upon I hi hi mlije ONAL LEAD COMPANY and loth St. Louta, Mo.

Ave FOR SALE BY DEALERS The workmen are now at work put- I bonds. $601,900. ting in order the second fltmr of the Paxton building which Is located on Pine street next door to The Abilene Dry Goods Co. The building is at present occupied on the first floor by Dial Fisher. The Murphy sewing machine office and The Theatorium.

The entire build is 50-100 feet, ml on July 5th the front is to be taken out and replaced with one of the finest plate glate fronts west of Fort Worth. The entire building is to be fitted up for a first class modern dry goods store and when completed it will be occupied by The Abilene Dry Goods Co. and it is to he ready for them to move into from the 1st to the 10th or August. The Abilene Dry Goods company is to he congratulated upon their good fortune In procuring such elegant and commodious quarters which they say their rapidly increasing bus Iness demands. WARRANTY DEEDS THAT ARE ON FILE FOR RECORD.

Permanent blind asylum land sales account, cash, bonds, $126,500. Permanent deaf and dumb asylum land sales, account, cash. bonds, $1,000. Permanent lunatic asylum land sales account, cash. bonds $119,700.

Permanent orphan asylum iHnd sales account, bunds, $24,200. Agricultural and Mechanical College funtl, bonds, $209,000. Unorganized county tax fund, cash. $70,418.86. Redemption lands in unorganised counties, $2,672.89.

Available university fund i medical branch), cash. $592.37. Available orphan asylum land sales account, cash $9,135.61. Cost of advertising lands In unorganized counties, cash, $632.14 Pro rata indebtedness fund, cash, $2,185.63. Escheated estates bonds $639.

Available penientlary fund, cash, fund, cash, Oyster fund. cash. tax fund, bonds, bond account. W. G.

Howard and wife to T. R. Wade, lot 3 of John Sayles subdivision of block of Phillips subdivision of I Settlement of estates fund, cash, lot 4 In block 180. city of Abilene, $500 $5,065.96. C.

Cody to Taylor county, one1 Kish and acre out league 120 Guadalupe school $5,229.94. land, $16. Special loan W. H. Abrams, to W.

$79,409 50. Stroud, lots 16, 17 and lh in town of Tyler city subsidy Trent, $130. cash, 41 cents. James Doan to J. A.

Harris, two Waxahachie city subsidy bond ac- acres oue of section 1, block 18. A count, cash, $128 16 P. land, $40. Special tax to pay living county O. F.

West and wife to C. McCau- bonds, cash. $629 73. ley, lots 1, 2 and 3 in block Merkel. Hockley county school tax fund, cash, 407.30, John and Otis Bowyer to Endowment fund University of Spaulding, lots 7.

8 and 9 in block 45. Texas, cash, bonds. $5,000. city of Abilene, $2,000. State bank examiners' fund, Cash, John W.

Hampton and wife to $699 92. P. Graves, lots 7 aod 8 in block 128. i Parmer county special school tax, cash. $659.94.

Pure fisal fund, cash, $106,357 40. Quarantine fees, Galveston station, total Abilene, $700. Compere to R. Miller, lot 12. block 37.

Abilene $350 Louis C. Wise and wife to Walter cash, $34,025. Jennings, lot 13 and half of lot 12 In Total cash. $1,974,200 44; Piedmont addition to Abilene, $951 bonds, $15,121,839 04 John Sayles to Walter Jennings lots The disbursements In cash for the 1 and 2, Sayles subdivision of period amounted to $3,693,234 38 $t50. and the disbursements in bonds Graham to J.

If. Hopkins, lot amounted to $208,326. 15 In J. F. Northington addition to Abilene $290.

Amanda J. Daniel Dead. J. W. King to Taylor county land for road, $36.

News was received in this city today of the death of Mrs Amanda J. Dan- A DESTRUCTIVE CYCLONE lei. which took place at the home of IN FOREIGN COU.NTRV.ber son In Brown wood yesterday. The deceased lady and her daughter, By Associated Press. Miss Pearl, went to Brown wood some BOMBAY, June destructive weeks ago in the hope that the change WILL CHANGE TO A SPOT CASH BUSINESS.

Commencing Saturday morning, June 8th, we will he known as the ONE PRICE SPOT CASH DRY GOODS STORE IN ABILENE. All merchandise is advancing daily, but we are going to protect iho trading public against this advance and the only way to do it is on a CASH PROPOSITION. No more goods't() (ju mi CHARGED TO ANY ONE UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES Thirty days is usually considered a cash business but not so with us. MONEY OVER THE COUNTER at time of purchase extension huubt limits. EXPRESS COMPANY REPLIES.

Secretary P. Thomas, of the Abilene 25,000 club, has taken up the matter of extending the delivery limit of the express t'ompanles of the city, and the following letter from the superintendent of the Pacific Express Co. at Dallas, Is self explanatory: Mr. O. P.

Thomas, Abilene Twenty five Thousand Club, Abilene, Tex. Dear Sir: This is to acknowledge receipt of your letter of June 6th, and I will have the matter to which It refers Investigated with a view of extending the delivery limits, should same he practicable for this Compuny Yours truly, T. N. EDGELL, Superintendent. Trouble Increasing.

When your trouble with food-dl- wlll he our method in the future. We gention seems to Increasing, und have made A PRICE ON OUR EN-jvnrious pains, like stomach-ache, TIRE stock that will convince the headaches, backache, beset you; TRADING PI BL1C that it will be to when your bowels and liver seem con- IHK1R IN1ERES1 l() I BADE WITH tinunlly out of order, what you need US FOR CA811. Under the credit sys- jtK Dr. Caldwell's (laxative) Syrup tern we could not ofTer values like It is safe, pleasant, and far will for the CASH. tt.

uperlor all pills or cathartic wate- the PUBLIC will see the wisdom of gyj.i Mrs. L. H. Bradfield at OUR CHANGE and not take offense when we refuse to charge ANY ARTICLE TO ANY ONE. Our airn is to protect you In values BUT FOR THE 8POT CASH Rrons-Keller Dry Goods The Store Abend.

and Money back If it fails. A is Health. Healthy kidneys filter the impurities from the mood, and unless they do this good health is impossible. Foley's Kidney Cure makes sound kidneys and will positively cure all forms of kidney and bladder dlo-bse. It strengthens the whole system.

Mrs. L. H. Bradfield. Another firm is keeping up with the march of progress in Abilene.

To a representative of The Reporter, Gurney Ward the photographer confided this morning that about July 1st his photographic gallery will be entirely overhauled and re-modeled. When It is finished It will equal Hny gallery In state. Mr. Ward thinks the time hus come for the business enter prises of this town to branch out until they cau meet the demands of an ever Increasing and he ts right He Is an artist of 28 years experience. and we think his example should be followed by the other land mark firms of this city.

HEARING FKOJA IMF IMMIGRATION AND IMG SERIAL 1HHUK. The following Is sample of the kind of letters that is being nmelvcl by one of our enterprising firms, who sent out to their various friends sud turners, something over one th copies of our special edition Saint Liuls, June 6, 07 J. RADFORD GKO Al lans Texas. Gentlemen: We huve Just received a copy of the Abilene Reporter and were particularly Interested In reading your advertisement, showing the comparative Increase in your business from 1883 to 1906. As near as we call judge by these lines, your business has Increased two and a half times, which Is certainly a magnificent record.

The cover of this pamphlet showing Abilene to be the exact center of the state Is a striking advertisement for Abilene and a Idle the locution ts possibly In the picture pushed a little bit to the center. Abilene certainly will In future be considerably near the center of the state sommercially us the territory to the west builds up. You gentlemen have our very best wishes for your continued proepertljr. Yours truly. SAMUEL CURULES W.

W. UO. cyclone swept over Kurarhl yesterday, causing great property losses and no doubt many livee as well. Several steamers were driven ashore and hardly a building remains unwrecked. Kurrachi la a city of one hundred and twenty thousand inhtbltants and is noted for Its manufacture of carpets and allverware.

The lose of life has not been reported, but It must have bees heavy. would prove beneficial to the mother, whose health bad for some time. Mrs. Daniel had been a resident of this county many years, but for only about three years made her home Is this city. The funeral will take place this afternoon (Friday) if the party arrives with the body as expected We tender sympathy to the bereaved family.

FREE TOBACCO FOR ADVERTISING PUR Tbs manufacturer ol BLACK BEA CHEWING TOBAC has autt all in this section to give Plug of BLACK with m. ol Tv Two Plugs of BLACK with Mb ol FoAl Plugs" Three of BLACK Wee with tab of This extremely liberal offer is made at the expense of Qie manufacturer, aud for advertising only. will give andpportuinty to all who like dark, ruk and iwcttcntd tobaccos, to lay in a good suppi of tobacco of merit while offer lasts. The object of this deal not to till liLACK BEAK tobacco at leas than the regular price, but it to convince all who like tobacco similar in grade, that BLACK BEAR is the bitt of its kind This offer made for a limiter! time as the manufacturer could not afford to continue it indefinitely, and with the expectation that all who take advantage will like the tobacco so well they will continue to It permanently. OCT IT AT THK NEAREST DEALER'S.