Abilene Daily Reporter. (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 334, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 4, 1904 Page: 3 of 4
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CITY and COUNTRY
0. Muollor fc Son Hardware.
Ralph soils glass.
itf Mibb Hortense Boulto is still
visiting friends InTalhiB.
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Albatross Flour $2.85 nor hun-
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drod S1.50 por saolt at ) w.
Evans.
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Mrs. Roy Ebborsoll loft on the
4iv4:20 p. m. train Tuosday for
Roby.
t "Moran of Tho Lady Lotty."
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Ralph soils wall paper
Mrs. Eliza Noilluiftor (a visit to
hor son Alex returned home to
Trent Tuosday.
0. A. Wooldridge came in from
Buffalo Gap Monday contract-
ing a heavy cold enroute. Ho ex-
pected to return home todayV
Albatross Flour 82.85 per hun-
dred $1.50 por sack at J. W.
Evans.
Miss Maggie Hiatt has been
siok the past two days and un-
able to be at her post with the
Lapowski Mercantile Co.
My brick building next door
to F. & M) National Bank for
rent. ' Digby Roberts.
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S. M. Barnes has moved into
the Hiatt home Mr. Hiatt going
out to his farm on Lyttlo Lake"
for the Summer. v
"Moran of The Lady Letty"
begins Saturday May 7th in Dai-
ly Reporter.
R. M. Grantham of Hamby
says that he got only about a
half-inch of rain this week but
that will help wheat in filling
quite a good doal.
Albatross Flour 82.856 hun-
dred $1.50 per sack at J. W.
Evans.
Do not forget the Lady Quar-
tette Wednesday night.
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Ely's Cream Balm
This Remedy Is a Specific
uro to Civo Satisfaction.
' GIVES RELIEF 4J ONCE.
It clennsos soothes honls nud protects tho
diseased niouibniuo. It cures Oatarrh and
drives nwnY n Cold in tho Hqad quickly.
Hostores tlio Souses of Tosto and Smell.
Easy to usi Contains no injurious drugs.
Applied into tho nostrils and nbsorbod.
Lnrno Rizo CO cents nt Druggists or by
mull 5 Triul Si-w' 10 conts by mail.
' ELY BROTHERS BG Warran St. New York
nuv one
of each4
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Strawberries
AND
Ralston
Try this Delicious Dish.
As booii as served drop a bnVny
spoonful of stwwboTJps ou top of
tho Ralston Breakfast Food th.cn
add oroam and bugar. This
combination jimkos tho most do-
llghtful dolfracy Imaginable).
Ordt'r a Ikk of strawborrlos and
a packngu of KalsUm Breakfast
Food to-day and try it. s
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LEESONS Grocery
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Sole Agents.
Rov. Wm. G. Fisher from Dal-
las the stato superintendent of
City Missions is in town and will
preach tonight in the City Mission
Hall at 8:15. o'clock.
For Sale: Extra fine Regis-
tered Berkshire Pigs.'5 Also two
yearling Jersey"Bulls.
B. N. Kirby.
Mrs. A. J. Herring and daugh-
ter Mrs. N. E. Bell returned
Tuesday from an extended visit
to relatives in east Texas.
Get your tickets for the Phil-
harmonio Lady Quartette of Prof.
Holderness at Bradfield's drug
store.
Mrs. Thompkins and daughter
who have been visiting Mesdames
Bradfield and Chandler resumed
their journey this afternoon to
California.
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i Ralph sells paint and varnish.
For low rates to the World's
Fair via tho TexaB & Paoific
Railway ask any ticket agent or
write to E. P. Turner General
Passenger Agent Dallas Texas.
F. M( Hooker reports a better
rain than we had. Buffalo Gap
and vicinity have been more for-
tunate than many distrtiots in the
matter of rain.
Albatross Flour $2.85 per hun-
dred SI. 50 per saolj at J. W.
Evans.
Dr. W.G. Jackson has gone
to Corsicana. to attend the state
meeting of the Texas Cental As-
sociation. He is to bo at home
again on Monday.
Miss Ruth Border after a dd--lightful
visit to her" grand par-
ents Col. E. B. and Mrs. Rol-
lins and ojher relatives and
friends in Abilene left on the de-
layed noon train for heV home in
Stamford. 4
Prickly Ash Bitters oures the
kidneys regulates the liver tones
up the stomache and.purifies tho
bowels. Bass Bros. Special
Agents.
A. A -Elkin is moving to tho
Carroll Manly house on Elm and
South Ninth. Ben Wood who
bought thoplace oooupied by Mr.
Elkin will at once take possess-
ion of his new home.
We regret to lea'rn of tho death
of Mrs. J. W- Miller at Eagle
Cove last week. She died of
pneumonia a disease that had
been unusually prevalent the
past two or three months. We'
join the friends of the family in
tendering sincere sympathy to
them in their sorrow.
For-Sal by Brm Brothra
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ml ACHING KIDNEYS S
WKM Urinary trouble Palpitation of mH
BWw 'Hit heart Constipation and atom 1
Hmm ach disorders yield at once Afl
Bj Prickly Ash Bitters In
B u is marvelous kidney tonic and aystetn cleanser 1'
Mil strengthen' the tired kidneys helps digestion regu- PVfll
IHV Utes the bowels 'MsU
1 HOLD av ALL DRUaSIST. MANAMA
Tho family of J. L. Hioka is
having a shard of sioknosa tho
past few days first hiaf deaf-
mute daughtor (Vada) then
Miaa Lillio and today Mrs.
Hioka haa a high feVcr.
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Clean Up I Clean Up 1 !
Thuro ia no botlor provontives of
the spread of disoase than Slack
Lime and Fly Screens. For sale
at Taylor County Lumbor Co..
Southside.
At 3:00 p. m W. T. Wilson
while unloading freight at Lee-
son's grocery was painfully in-
jured by a falling box which par
tially dislocated an ankle. Hel
suffered intense pain and Dr. J
M. Alexander put his injured
member under treatment and
perhaps a piaster pocket.
Field Day Simmon? College
The following are tho results of
the field sports this forenoon :
RACES.
Dash 100 Yards Davis
Morgan second. Tjme 11
onds. '
first
sec-
Hurdle Races iHudson first
Davis second. Time 20 seconds.
Dash 100 yards fOr boys 15
and under: Cooper first Com-
pere second
Race 1 Mile: Hudson first
Warren second. Time 6:58.
Sack Race : Cooper first Metz-
gecBecond. Time 11 1-2 seconds.
Egg Race : Cowden first.Coop'
er second.
Dasb 220 Yards: Davis first
Hudson second. Time 20 1-
seconds.
Potato Race: Compere first
Hudson second.
THROWING.
Hammer: Hudson 00 feet 07
inches Ellis 5J:04.
Shot Put: Hudson 29:02 1-2
Davis 27:11. '
JUMPING.
Standing Long Jump : Hud-
son'J) :05 Morgan 8 : 10.
Running Broad Jump : Hud-
son 17:08 1-2 Morgan 10:09.
Running High Jump: Hud-
son 5 Davis 4:09.
Pole Vault: Morgan 8:08 Da-
vis second.
Ball game was called at 3 :30.
Photos
..Do Not Deceived..
50c WILL NOT BUY $t
Bat if you want cheap pic-
tores WE WILL DUPLI-
CATE ANY PRICE
and give you better pictures than
the man that advertised them
for we have tho BEST EQUIP-
PED GALLERY THIS SIDE OF
FT. WORTH and it costs us no
more to make them than the oth-
er fellow. If you want Pictures
and' Satisfaction.
Major & Major
are the Photographers and
know how it is done.
(Chambers Old Stand )
Barred Plymouth Rock Eggs.
A limited number of sittings
from prize winning pons for sale.
Also other full blood Barred Ply-
mouth Rook eggs for loss money.
Sitting8 of 15 eggs.
W. G. Jackson
Abilene Texas.
Drug Company Abllane Texw
"WHAT'S BRED IN THE BONE
WILL OUT IN THE FLESH
Is true of mankind as well as lower animals'. We do not ex-
pect blooded stock from common sires physical criauts from
dwarfs audmidgets nor
tainted ancestors ana siciciy parents it is contrary to the
laws of nature and heredity wliicH are inviolable unchange-
able and fixed.
Children not only inherit the features form and dispo-
sition of their parent."? but the mental and physical qualities
infirmities and diseases as well. That certain diseases are
transmitted from parents to children are bred in the bone
and handed down from one generation to another can not
be denied for we see evidences of it every where and every day.
SCROFULA a disease almost as fatal as Consumption is a
disease of the blood is bred in the bone and will out in the flesh in
the form of glandular swellings deep abscesses and sores boils
and eruptions. It affects the eyes and ears weakens the digestion
and destroys the red corpuscles and solids of the blood resulting in
emaciation stunted growth aud poorly nourished bodies.
RHEUMATISM is handed down from gouty ancestors and
rheumatic parents. The acid poisons in the blood that cause the
sharp shooting pains in muscles and ioints have been there may be
from birth and exposure to
winds only hastens the attack by exciting the acid blood. The blood must be purified and
the poisons filtered out of the system in order to get relief from this painful disease.
CATARRH is something more than a cold in the head; the poison extends into the
Throat and Lungs attacks the' Stomach Kidneys and Bladder and every part of the sys-
tem. We inherit a predisposition or tendency to Catarrh just like other blood diseases; it is
bred in the bone aud can not be reached with sprays aud salves but requires constitutional
treatment and a thorough cleansing of the disease-tainted blood.
'CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON is responsible for more suffering than all othr
diseases combined and none is so surely transmitted from parent to child. Fearful ulcers
and sores and disgusting skin eruptions often break Out in infancy and those whose blood is
tainted with this awful poison are haudicapped from birth and unless the poison is eradi-
cated carry the taint through life.
CANCEROUS ULCERS and old sores seem to pursue some families through gen-
erations and in spite of washes salves and ointments continue to spread and grow be-
cause the taint is in the blood; is bred in the bone aud grounded in the flesh.
Nothing but a real blood remedy like S. S. S. can reach these deeply rooted inborn
diseases. It goes to the fountain source of the trouble uproots the old taint drives out
the poisons that have been lurking in the blood for 'ears and tones up the weakly constitution
S. S. S. reaches diseases of this character that no other medicine does or can. It has
been tested in thousands of cases during the nearly fifty years of its existence and its reputa
pearance sometime " for what is bred in the bone will out in the flesh" as sure as you live.
Our physicians make diseases of the blood aud skin a special study. Write us all
about your case and medical advice or any special information desired will cost you nothing.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
.Signature of
BMc2uAi
An Important Study
Wind and Substance.
When a merchant merely olaimb
to give bargains
That's Wind.
But when another gives more and
better goods for tho money than
any other dealer
That's Substance.
We substantiate our
havo originated a
claims and
Bargain Guarantee
whioh moansjsimply that at any
time after purchasing goodB of us
you may compare our goods and
prices with those at any or all
other stores in this country and
if you find that any ono sold any
of the goods for less money at
that time we will pay you the dif-
ference in cash plus 10 por-oent
of the amount. ISN'T THERE
SOME SUBSTANCE ABOUT
THIS TOO?
M. M. Thomson.
Proprietor of tho genuine and
originar"
BARGAIN CENTER.
MRS. P. LINDSEY
Experienced Teacher o(
Practical Bo sines Shorthand
and Typewriting
is in sia
KKFKRENQESi VuplU now bol4lng rcum-
netaUvo poiiilooi For m trCuUri cH
evening 44 Grape iUcU
well-developed robust children from
bad weather night air or cold
tion as a cure tor clironic blood troubles is hrmly established.
S. S. vS. is guaranteed purely vegetable and suited to
old and young and persons of delicate constitution. If you
have inherited a predisposition or tendency to some family
taint the soouer you begin a course of S. S.S. the quicker
and more certain the cure. The disease may develop
in childhood or later on in life but is sure to make its ap
THE SWtFT
From Southland
to Lakeland
Only one night on the road. Leave Kansas
City to-night on the Southwest Limited
of the
Chicago. i Milwaukee & St.
Patil Railway.
Arrive at any ono of several hundred lake
rosorts of Illinois Wisconsin or Minnesota
tomorrow morning or afternoon. Descrip-
tive booklets sent for six cents postage.
They will assist you in selecting a summer
home.
M. P. SMITH Q. h. COBB '
Commercial Agent Southwestern Passongor Agt.
343 Main St. Dallas Texas 007 Main St. Kansas City Mo.
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Does not ultimately bring about the best rosults-to a oommun-
-ity' . THE PAN-HANDLE
IhNOT on ajboom buUs enjoying the most rapjd Browthof
any section of Texas.
WHY?
Because only rooontly have tho pnbllo at largo realized tho op-
portunities whioh this Northwest sootion offors. Tho large
ranches aro being divided into
SMALL STOCK FARMS
Wheat oorn cotton melons and all kinds of foed stuffs are be-
ing raised in abundanoe surpassing the expectations of tho
most sanguine. A country abounding in suoh rosouroos (fried
imd proven) together with tfio
LOW PRICE r " t
of lands can not help enjoying a most rapid growth and that ia
what is happening in tho Pan-Handle.
"THE DENVER ROAD"
has on sale daily a low rato homesoekor's tiokot whioh allowfl
you stopovers at nearly all points; thus giving you ohanoo to
invoatigato tho various sootiona of the Pan-Hanulo.
WrUo A. A OLISSON General Passongor Agont Ft Worth
Toxaa for pamphlets and full information.
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Shook, L. B. Abilene Daily Reporter. (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 334, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 4, 1904, newspaper, May 4, 1904; Abilene, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth334646/m1/3/: accessed May 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Public Library.