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condition or 1t can be applied dry. After
a shampoo, especially IL the hair be nat
urally dry. 1t Is good plan to rub into
the scalp a little bland oil. such as al
mond oil or oil Of benne. Be sure 1t -
sweet not rancid. Either OF these oils
help to nourish the hair and offset any
possible unhappy results of a shampoo.
capital tonic for the hair. which may
be used once week, Is ] pint Of rose
water. drains ach of bay rum and
Elycerine. dram each Of tincture of can
tharides and tIncture Of capsioum, and
20 grains Of qunine.
Josephine F. H.-If you are pink and
white blonde. with goden-brown hair
and Eray-green eyes. you cannot wear
any shades OF pale blue or azure blue,
because there Is no shade of blue in
Your eyes. Your colors are white. pale
green, pale mauve, scarlet. cerise, sill
verGray and black, White silk or satin
made UP over pale green is the most,
becoming thing you can choose for eve
ming wear. II you must have blue. you
col wear turquoise or navy blue. II you
will not be too reckless with It, II your
eyes were blue you could wear pale blue
to advantage.
by a curious COntTaTlneSS, tN6 WASH
rettiooat goes with silk gown and the
silk one with a wash frock. The latter
combination is almost always necessary
to preserve good effect, for even the
heaviest linens are made TO hans Imply:
undcrskirt. the rich braid and embroid-
cries which embelllsh these and other
stout wash textures would not be seen
at their best.
Mary Z. G,-llothing induces sleep more
quickly than physical exhaustion. The
Should sleep solmdly. until morning. II
you mover take exercise do fancy work,
puzzle your brain over household prob
lens, and are, not physically tired when
awake, The woman who worries does
not sleep we'll,
Anxious Girl and Sara lot!e%n, en-, te (,
4 ounces strained honey, ounce slyce-
rine. / ounce rose water drains citrio
Apply a little to face and hands two or
three times week, using linen pad
'ot ( Coz Hih 1905, by IT, c, Mcclure,>
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woman's Rights Society and lectures
on the Degeneracy OF Modern Man.
Moral: TOO much frame will spoil any
picture.
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Long nose and sharp chin,
Satan himself dWells therein
swers to G rrespordents.

Marion G.. and Mrs. A, L.-keep pair
of soft gloves 10 wear when engaged in
heavy work. While 1t Is true that soap
and water will wash Off dirt, 1T Is al o
fact that the frequent use OF any
except the very best soap Is detrimental
to the hands, making the skin harsh,
coarse and red, 1t is also we'll to coat
the hands with refined yaseline before
work Is finished. remove the glover, wash
the hands in warm water with soap, and
then rub them With yaseline or cold
cream until they are quite dry, Gloves
which you Wear ut night .mnft not, be
old or stained. Buy pair of cheap, white
olives at least two Sizes too large, BE
fore putting OH the gloves n'N-sase
the hands With an emolllent. made OF
white wax, ] dram; !spe Lmnceti, ! dram
lanolne . ounces; oil OF sweet ALMONDS,
ounces: altar of roses, 10 drops.
To prepare this cosmetic melt the flrst
three ingredients add the OIL of sweet
almonds beat until almost cold. and then
add the perfume.
Marjorie, Jane, Frank p. and Anna
Mayne.-There are different ways or ap-
plying electricity to the scalp, but tho
eecttic hair brush or the electric comp
Is about the best, The hair can be wet
with water in which title salt Is DIS,
applied while the hair " In this m9ist
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deeply at the root. A person possessed
of such nose loses his best
opportunities by timorous procrastina-
ton.
Vanity-Large ears, dropping at the
top and without an edge; small angular
heels, and mouth with an exaggerated
droop of the corners.
Waywardness-Grea depth OF chin.
Weakness of Character-Teeth, nostris
and ears long and narrow, and sharp
chin. A German proverb says:
Long nose and sharp chin.
Satan himself uWels therein
VITA nose that has u slighttly ,n up
great wit: great head, not pit.'
Yielding Nature--A retreatins chin
shows a yielding and easily discouraged
nature and both mental and physical
weakness.
sy, when viewed at a distance, but that.
on close examination. Is found to have q
split appearance, indicates. a woman WI h
an excess of queer notions and ono
who, while she may be nice enough 70
bow to on tn street, should be avoided
as an Intimate friend
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A NEW GUIDE
TO CHARACTER,

Continued From Page Fouro
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TAzEWELL, A LAND
FLOWING WITH
MILK AND HONEY

CONTINUED from Third pase.)
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"Xy dear" said l, in my urctuous way.
..you are distorting plain business prop
ostion into a wild orgy. 1t Is with the
greatest regret that | leave you; duty
alone compes me to mingle with the play
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-05
The salv. THAT Reals

without leaving q scar is DeWitts.
The name Witch Hazel is applied to
many salves hut DeWitt's Witch
Hszsl Sslve 10 the only Witch Hazel
SaIve made that contains the pure
unadulterated witch hazel. II any
other Witch Hazel Salve is offered
you II IL q counterfeit. E c. Dewitt
invented Witch Hazel Sslve and De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve Is the best
salve In tue world for cuts. burns,
bruises, letter, or blind, bleeding.
itching and protruding piles Sold
by All Druggists.
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Boers to Have Military Display At Fair

Beers to Have Military Display at Fair.
johannesburg, Oct. 29.-The Boers
In South Africa and their late enemies,
the English residents, have formed a
syndicate to exploit a spectacular mil
itary display at the st. Louis EXPOSE
ton next year. The plan, as outlined,
is to show many Of the picturesque
features Of the late war. One-third
Of the necessary capital has already
been subscribed here and 1t is hoped
to float the balance in the United
States. Gen. Viljoen and his secretary,
Mr.. Lewis. Immediately leave for the
United States in connection with the
undertaking.
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Do 0ood-It Paws.

A Chicago man has observed that,
"Good deeds are better than real
estate deeds--some OF the latter are
worthless. Act kindly and gently,
show sympathy and lend q helping
hand You cannot possibly lose BY
it," Most men appreciate kind
word and encouragement more than
substantial help. There are persons
In this community who might truth
fully say: my good friend, cheer
up. A few doses Of Chamberlaln's
Cough Remedy will rid you Of your
cold, and there is no danger whatever
from pneumonia when you use that
medicine. 1t always cures. know
it for II has helped me out many Q
time" Sold by John NJ. GleisSner,
druggist.
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WILL COOKE TAKE TT
Hsrington Man Undecided About
Soldiers Home Job.

Soldiers Home Job.
HERINGT0N, Oct. 8l.-Sidney G.
Cooke Is undecided about taking The
position OF governor Of The Leaven'
worth Soldiers home which IL Is I'M
derstood has been offered him. There
has bees some talk about the moon.
sistency Of the board appointing \
of its members to the place, audth
may cause Mr.. Cooke to refuse
Offer. Cooke is q Democrat and :
joruy Of he boar which has ne
pn"er to appoint the governors OF the
d ffertnt soldiers homes are Demo-
cats The president, secretary Of
rS' and chief justice OF the supreme
COZ t are ex-otiicio members Of the
board and are entitled to vote 10 the
meeting o. the board. but they have
ever exel nised the privilege.
In Gaze Cooke does refuse, Col. W
W Smith, Senator Burton's private
secretary, hopes 10 be the man to take
the place, RS be has been recon
ponded ny all Of The Kansas delega'
tion in Washington except Senator
Long aud Congressman Murdoch.
Both OF these men are for s. R. Peters
Of Newton for governor Of the home.
Nj. Cooke has until the third Of next
mouth accept or reject the place.
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CALL TO FARMERS SOCIETIES.
A Meeting to BE Held In Chicago Decem-
ber 1 to Bring about Better Con-
cert of Action.

Chicago, Oct. 31.-The advisory
board created at the convention Of
farmers societies held in Chicago in
September, 1908, has issued call for a
meeting in this city December 1. The
purpose is to increase the membership.
The object Of the board is to bring
about concert Of action among all the
farmers societies and organizations
ito secure equitable prices for all farm
products and to guarantee to consum-
FRS food products at fair price and
net loaded down by trust profits" Tine
call requests every society to send two
or more delegates. The governors are
to be asked 10 send delegates to rep
resent the different states
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A. BIG TUNNEL PLAN.
D Company with Capital Of 100000.
O0O 10 Bald Fifty Miles OF Tunnel
for Various Purposes.

Chicago, Oct 30.-The Illinois Tun-
mel company, with capital stock OF
$3O,0O0.000. was incorporated ut
Springfield yesterday to succeed the
illinois Telephone and Telegraph com
pany. The incorporation Of the new
company is practically a reorganiza-
ton of the old company, with the DIFF
ference that the older concerns capt.
talization is exceeded by $25,O0O, 900
by the new company. The objects OF
the corporation are to furnish, trans
NIT, convey and deliver signals,
sounds, intelligence, packages. mail
matter, general merchandise, power.
heat and light by steam, water, air,
electricity and otherwise" Under the
franchise granted by the Chicago city
council the company is required to
build at least so miles Of tunnel In
ten years. Already 20 miles Of con-
duit, six by seven feet, have been built
in the downtown district and is now
being equipped with SO-pound rails
and heavy motor cars for hauling
freight. The various freight yards
and depots have been connected by this
tunnel and plans are ready for push
Jig the conduit to the stock yards and
outlying stations. President Albert g.
Wheeler, of the Old company, said yes
terday that the eompany's Transports
ton system in the downtown district
would be in operation by July l next
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Texa. ships Pure Bred Calves to Ohio.

wichita, Kan, Oct. 30.-A special
train OF rs cars passed through Wichi-
ia yesterday containing 1900 head Of
rure bred steer calves from the Pan
Handle Of Texas. This is the first
large shipment Of the kind that has
ever been sent east on special order.
These calves are shipped by o. H. Nell
son, Of Kansas City. and consigned to
Dan Block. Of Lynden. o.. for. distribu-
ton among Ohio farmers. They will
feed them for export steers and for
cattle shows of 1904 and 1905.
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students Of chrlssl.n selsne..

Boston. Oct. 29.-The assembly Of
students Of the Massachusetts Meta
physical college. specially prepared
for and authorized to teach Christian
science, closed the three days session
yesterday. Nearly 700 were In attend
ance, representing all parts Of the
United States. An organization was
perfected under the name Of the Gen
eral Association of the Teachers Of
Christian Science" At the various
sessions this week the subjects Of dis
cussion pertained to the propagation
Of Christian science with special ref
erence to the work of teaching.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-05

Large Audience Enjoyed Production
Of Merchant Of Venice.

Joseph Do Grasse and company APP
peared at theSeelye in tie ..Aierohant
of Venice Thursday night to the largest
house Of the season. Nearly every
seat was taken.
De Grasse, as Shylock,a portrayed
the character Of revengeful, avari-
cious Jew in q iorceful manner and
the appreciation Of the sudiepce was
evidenced by repeated curtain calls.
MIR. Joseph De Grasses "Shylock"
will long be remembered by Abilene
play.goers. In this age Of frivolous
and careless, acting 1t is pleasure to
see thoroughly conscientious work in
legitimate drama. While Mr.. De
Grasse gives evidence Of careful study
of Sir Henry Irving he incorporates in
bis lines personal Interpretation
that 10 his own. The mannerisms
which often mar the portrayal Of the
great characters Of the stage are sub
dued and modified until they seem
but an exposition Of the dramatist's
art. 1t 10 not often that towns Of
this size have 90 excellent produc-
lien. With Q more oompetent sup
port and with the added power OF
metropolitan stage settings MIR. Do
5rasse should attain to high rank.
Roland c. Drozsski as Bassauioth'
owed De Grasse In the excellencee
lis playing. He had good expr1s
ion and was easy and natural n
manner.
Miss Ida May Parks Portia was
ood. She is good actress and under
tands Shakespeare.
Launcelot Gobbo pleased the II j.
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Newton, N. j., Oct. 29.-George Jag-
gers was lodged in Jail yesterday
charged with the murder of Mrs. Vic
tor q. Beyans at Peters Valley last
Friday. Twenty deputy sheriffs guard
ed the jail to prevent threatened
lynching Over 1000 persons surround
I'd the Jail last night.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-05

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. S0.--TicketS
for the Melba concert to be given in
this city on November IL are now on
sale and range from 81 to 50. Railroads
entering Kansas City will make re-
duced rates for this great concert
Nine. Melba comes back to America
with a record of triumph never sur
passed in her entire artistic career,
She brings with her as members of her
concert company Signora Sassoli, q
young Spanish harpist, and Miss Lew
ella Davies, pianist from Wales: FL
lison Van Hose, tenor; Charles Gil
ibert, baritone, and G. H. North, flutist.
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HbFBe LkH0 iFO1h OHuhuh 70 DW HOu19s
Omaha, Neb., Oct. 30.--A number OF
shippers and grain men here have
started a movement looking to the op-
Grafton of line Of barges on the Mis-
souri, river between Omaha and St..
Louis, where connection can be made
with the river service from New Or
leans, Pittsburg and other important
points. 1t is proposed to establish the
barge service to relieve the congestion
produced by the inability Of the rail-
ways to handle the freight traffic ex-
peditiously and to provide weapon
which may be used to compel the rail-
ways to grant lower freight rates.
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Worlds Fair station.

In view OF the fact that many thou
sands Of people will travel TO 81.
Louis over the Wabash Railroad, IL 10
Interesting TO remark the facilities
provided by this road. The Wabaah
has definitely determined upon the
plans for u large station end Terminal
at the approach Of the ,xposltion..
The Wabash road will build station
with 3OU feet OF frontage GU grand
entrance plaza, 400x7OO feet. which
the exposition will maintain lat the
main gateway At Llndell and D.
Baliviers Avenues. The plaza will
be cut oil the end Of the Catliu tract,
on which The Pike Is 70 b. located.
A subway 200 feet wide will carry
street car passengers under the mAin
tracks Of the Wabash where they cross
De Baliviers Avenue ct Forsyth juno
ton. The tracks will b. elevated Is
this point. At no point near the
main gateway Of the Worlds Fair will
different kinds Of traffic cruss on the
ssms level. Fifteen spur tracks will
leave the Wabash main line 1000 feot
east Of De Balivisre Avenue, and,
entering the eastern portion Of the
Catlin tract at that point, will run
directly into the station by the inter-
locking system. Provision has been
made In the trackAge plans to sssprs
the unloading or loading Of at least
$4,000 passengers every dsy. Excur-
sion trains will enter and leave tho
terminal spurs on the same track.
The Wabash main line will carry four
tracks for the entire distance along
the north front Of the exposition
Through trains will stop at platforms
slong the main tracks on the north
side Of the leased tract, and 10 the
immediate proximity TO the Worlds
Fair 'tatlon.-[Buffslo Courier. July
9th, 1908.
Energy all gomez HeadscheP Stom-
ach out Of orderP Simply case Of
torpid liver. Burdock Blood BlttefB
will make new man or woman Of
you
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20 Force Recognition Of Q Union by Em-
ployers Strike All Over the Country
Is Ordered for Tomorrow.
New York. Oct. 3O.--The threat Of q
national strike by the International
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers to
force recognition Of local union No. .
by the Employers association culmi-
mated yesterday at q meeting Of tho
international and local committee OF
the association held in this city by Q
resolution being passed ordering .
strike all over the country to 60 into
effect Saturday in all cities where the
members Of the Iron league Of the
Building Trades Employers associa-
ton have contracts. Notifications will
be sent to-day to all the locals In cities
where the members Of the Iron league
or the employers have contracts for
iron work. The strike will also effect
the inside iron work. The cities which
will be affected include New York, Bos-
ton, Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Easton,
Chicago, st. Louis and Cleveland and
Cincinnati. The international execu-
tive committee estimates that 10000
iron workers will be directly affected
This would mean the throwing out Of
work Of from 100000 to 10000 and
possibly mole workmen In other
grades.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-05

Fort Wayne, Ind, Oct. ga heavy
flowing oil well located near Bald
win, Ind, caught fire yesterday and in
efforts to save the property Charles
Jackway, a driller, was burned to a
crisp, Grin Dickinson was fatally
burned and R. c. Rhodes, superlntend-
emit, was seriously but not fatally In
1ured. The well, which is new terri
tory, Is still burning.
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Will Go to Tampa.

James j. Berry, who for the past
five years has been employed by }.
T. Prendergast. has rented building
at Tampa and will open hardware
and implement store there mkt week.
He came in from Tampa yesterday 10
complete arrangements for moving.
Mr.. Berry has had 10 year, exp'r-
iencs IN the hardware business, Is q
thorough businessman and will be
successful wherever he goes.
Abilene Is sorry to lose him but
wishes him luck 10 his new undertake
ing and congratulates Tampa oa her
acquisition.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-05
Two Million Fset Of Cas-,

The Dolly johnson Oil q Gas Com.
pany, an Abilene institution, has q
new two million foot gas well at
Neodosha. There is q great demand
for gas at Neodosha and this well will
be a valuable ode. Our capitalists
will soon have to commence building
air.ships to get rid Of their wealth.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-05
Brought In Another Wen.

J. 4. Brewer telegrsphed from
Neodosha that the Capital Gas and
Oil Company shot another oil we'll
yesterday which has even greater
capacity than the one brought In q
couple Of weeks ago. This will cause
the Abilene magnates to order few
more yachts.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-05
Cav. Dinner for Mrs. Ball.

Mrs. H. r. Seeds entertained Q
dozen ladies at dinner last evening
In honor Of Mrs. F. L. Ball.
After dinner the guests played
stock exchange and Mrs. E. H. For
ney won the prize.
Mrs. Ball will leave 10 short time
for her new home at Goodland, Kan.
sas,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-05
wiling to Hang Than surfer Unosrtalnty.

willing to Hang Than suffer Uncertainty.
Atlanta, Ga, Oct. S0.--Millard Lee.
a young white man, will be hanged
here to-day for the murder Of Miss
Lila May Suttles, near this city, May
rs, 1902. The decision Of the superior
court that he was of sound mind when
the crime was committed was affirmed
by the supreme court yesterday. Gov.
Terrell has refused to grant respite.
Lee has been respited five times be-
fore and yesterday expressed his anx-
iety to die rather than suffer longer the
agony Of uncertainty.
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Chicago, Oct 30.-Mrs. Booth-Tuck-
er's body reached Chicago last night
on a Santa Fe train. Several hundred
members Of the Salvation army were
at the depot when the train arrived
and escorted the body to an undertake
ing establishment in State street
This morning the body was removed to
the Princess rink, one Of the Chicago
branch headquarters Of the army.
where It will lie in state until to-
night, when 1t will be removed to New
York and later It may be sent to Lon
don for burial.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-05

The Shawnee Fire Insurance Co /,
through Q. Q. wyandt, agent. paid
TIE, Elwiok & Dyer Zee loss carried in
that company. Within 4s hours after
the fre was extiuguished. Mr.
wysndt does things promptly. This
was the fret loss to be paid.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-05

Kansas City. No.. Oct. SO.--A Chi
caeo & Great Western passenger train
from Des Moines was wrecked oppo-
site the foot Of Nebraska avenue. in
Kansas City. Kan. yesterday after
noon and the engine and one baggage
car we're demolished. No one was in
jured, but trafic was tied up on the
line for several hours.
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A TEST CASE.

A Warrant for w. G. Iiette, Charging Him
with Firing = Militiaman for Attend-
ing the Maneuyers.
Emporia, Kan, Oct. S0.-A warrant
was issued last night for the arrest OF
W. G. Ilette, Santa Fe agent at this
place, char.i Ing him with dischargins
IRON the company's service Leigh
Petit, a member of the local Kansas ma
tional guard company, because he left
his work to attend the maneuvers at
Fort Riley. Petit was ordered with his
company TO the maneuvers and claims
he was told by Ilette that If he went
lie could consider himself discharged.
Ilette says he had decided to dispense
with pelt's service before he heard
Of the maneuvers. A test case will be
made Of the matter.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-05

Oklahoma City. OK. Oct. 30.-W. J..
Burnett, a banker at sapulpa. L T.,
committed suicide last night in q room
at q hotel in this city by shooting
himself through the head with q s.
ealIber revolver. He had not left his
room during the two days he had
been registered at the hotel No mo-
tive IL known.
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Statesmen Wanted.

Can find good opening with perma-
nent position guaranteed; experience
not necessary; cash weekly. Address
Western Nursery Co.., Lawrence,
Kas. 32-t2w&clm
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washington, Oct. zs.-The general
convention Of the Universalist church
adjourned yesterday. The main iea-
lures o. The session were a praise meet
Iur and 4 number q addresses.
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Energy all gomez HeadacheP Stom-
ach out Of orderF Simply Gaze Of
torpid liver. Burdock Blood Bltters
will make new man or woman Of
you
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IRON WORKERS TO STRIKE.

60 Force Recognition of 9 Union BY EN-
ployers Strike All Over the Country
IL Ordered for To.McfrDw.
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