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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-09-28
GREAT Man FOUND
Citizens Of Cleveland, Ohio Discover
One In Their Midst,
AID HIS NAME is ROCKEFELLER.
w.hey Eulogise the OIL KING and He
Advises Young Men 70 Follow
HIS Example 80 They, Too,
May Found Churches. R

Cleveland, o., q Sept N.--sevefai
hundred representative men OF Cleve-
nand called. upon John D. Rockefeller
ut his home In Forest Hill Tuesday
safternoon and through Andrew Squire.
q prominent attorney, and L. u. Hoi-
.nsn, proprietor Of the Cleveland Plain
dealer, expressed to Mr.. Rockefeller
.sIeir esteem for him aaie citizen and
al great business man.
The gathering included merchants,
1awyers. clergymen, educators and
men IN humber wallis Of ufA1 Form
arg at the lodge. the entrance to the
ettate, the aaserhbIage walled up The
mteep hill to the old-fashioned SUM
n,sr home overlooking the qctty and
rounty. Through Mr.. Squire every
pefson was presented TO and shook
hands with Mr.. Rockefeller. There
were personal statements IL god VIII
afum those who greeted Mr.. Rockefel-
lsr. who IN response thanked each per-
non for their kindly expressions and
ii 10,
After all the guests had been pre-
Rsnted to Mr.. Rockefeller an adjourn
T,Nnt was taken to the vefanda and
Al the presence Of the entire assem-
blage which had gathered on the lawn
Immediately below Mr.. Squire made
m address to Mr. Rockefeller, giving
expression to words Of eulogy and re-
gard for the man who, he said, had
Been resident Of the city for 90 years.
Continuing, Mr.. Squire referred 70 tne
question OF railroad rate legislaIion'
saying that It was q subject wnlcn,
,Sikg many others, had been dlscusseu
glibly, and that the loudest dsc's4ua.
lions came from those VINO KngW lSsS
about the subject. He said that the
competition common between produ-
GERS, consumers and transporters did
more to regulate rates than all else
He asked II II was not question
Nhether the men engaged In great
commercial enterprises were not more
entitled to monuments than to indis-
Nriminate condemnation.
Mr. SQUIRE said the principle Of the
Survival of the Attest Is a law too
firmly established to be overturned Or
bong delayed even by legislative enact
ments He said that since the organ
nization al the Standard OIL Company
ataa.GS. hou haan M water In its stock.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-09-28
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


Sese-Ss2rN aaass Az i,.. s 3 n.y. 4
natIve Gowe A,1s9&sS; native, stockers.
= soce.iS AnnH N.S0d6@, Sheep SAOoe
M: Sprin6, hmbs ,@.2a&6
chicago, tAept@ M-Scattie-Prime steers
yaafbkaO, stockers and feeders t2to@4.e
cows q, SS@teO, Hogs mixed and butch.
"A x ioSa67O bheep fair 20 choice mixed
q "a native lambs N.l561so
81. Louis. Sept. H.-Beef steers S-Seae'tv
stockers and feedera i2.&qAoO; cows ana
heifers ,taoO04M Texas steer vgsi u
NATIVES AB0ts9 lambs H-5c@7fA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-09-28

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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-09-28

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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-09-28

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lens pOssOfics for The week ending
Sept 20, 1905. Havs goPr mail Adg
dressed TO your Boz nphbsr nd u
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-09-28
thlit to Elect New PiNsldent,

Child to Elect New Pfesioene
~ Santiago, Chile. Sept ss,--A ersas
nOnyention is being organized for the
purpose Of nominating candidate for
ne presidency IN succession to Senior
Vaissco, who, under the Constitution,
b not eligible for recollection. -
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30
Worship of Stones an Ancient Custom

kaaha. the holy stone Of aseCs. i
worn and polished by the kisses o. the
ernNdiHE pilgrims. while ne Do.rins
of HASA. Tibet. marks another cen
ter of the universe.
There are other stones o. Iegeu eudary
or historical interest which havs
played practical part in national or
clFi Hie. The Stone of seaHe was
originally supposed 10 be The ancestral
god q the Irish Scots. L Sas kepi In
the gray old castle Of Dunstanuase an.
"a it vas carried 10 seone. ard the
scottish kings Nera crowned unon u.
Edward l. carried Il 70 Westminster
abbey. and Il forms he seat Il the
coronation chair used b al tHe Brit.
ish spyereiEns
The London stone marteg Sc meet
Ing place OF the Roman roads xhlch
ran through the kiH g1om and rom 4;
ail distances Were rechoned. Il xas
supposed 20 have been bruasHs from
Troy. and Is mentioned in yezy early
records. To-day = fragment ~ It &
embedded In The EaH ~ 81. sHIthin's
church. london and protected By
strong iron grille
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30
Adaptable. Energetic and Opii-
rnisfic. II Has Created Great
Weaiti. Our of the Unbounded
Opportunities OF Nature

rhe horseback era followed the
navigation Of the streams. ard then
the railroad came to hang the great
spaces OF the west with cities like
long circuits Of electric lights waving
along boulevard.
With the railroad the westerner
passed away, leaving the American
citizen proud Of his section. With The
railroad came the period Of town
building and town booming wherein
the men from the west, travelling
westward in a Pullman. cndeavored
to make fortunes overnight In real
estate gambling II took the collapse
OF the boom and the awful years that
made Kansas bleed 10 teach them that
they had found a rev empire
In these men are now blended the
traits of the cowboy and Of thr real
estate man, Of the vigiisnte and the
student Of law. bat added 10 all these
is the Conservatism * the capitalist
and the RESP possibilities Of success.
They plunge less now. since they
have more TO protect But they are
the same adaptable. energetic opti-
mistic spirits Who pushed The pioneer
ahead and created FOR themselves
great wealth whore only opportunity
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30
Devil Clock" in Old Mexican Town

O'Clock. and as Il was a great sg-r:
In the towns history most OF the pspg-
latIoH gathered In the plaza to Sc ne
CLOCK start and hear Il strike Vhe,
the hour came the clock strHel co-
recfiy and continued 10 strike oorracs
iY untI ! o'clock. when 81 struck 1p )
sixty -ane. when ? o'clock can IA
clock struck i1s times The - hole
town rushed 0at 20 see whaf "a The
matter lt happened that the builder
u fine clock lived ar ore end o. tbe
town. and when he heard t. al Ius
40 20 lig he iaaped out OF bed. I'D
a wrench and ran down the .sls
Il the street TO the plaza. clI bed
the tower and stopped It. TIER arer
he vas 70 De seen every hour running
down The street with a wrench the
whole town cheering and lasr *.
while Pc climbed the tower 70 pre-
vent the striking apparatus from -uu-
ming away The POOR man pu 70
with this only feR months. and hen
be- ran away ard never resurHsd.
Since BIS disappearance the cioci has
never run. x IS called the asu
clock.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30
-n's the Kind Word and the
Thought for the Deed Done
and the Doer. Our OF Which
the Good ls Wrought"

culuyatc kindness ot heari. think
wei OF your fellow men. look with
charity upon ths shortcomings ia
their lives. DO good turn for them
~ opportunity offers; and hraiiy.
cont f8rret tAe Sind word a the
righs time.
How uiuch a wsra Of Kindness. en-
couraEcmeHt o. appreciation means 10
others, sometimes. and how little it
costs us 20 give f.
We DO net need 10 walt for some
special occasion. SAYS the Philadelphia
Inquirer. when calamity over'akes a
friend. words Of sympathy ard en-
eouragemeut arc offered sincerely
enough. vet in certain respects. as a
matter az course. Such an occasion
calls for expression on our part. and
we naturally respond. But why Wait
for an occasiong Why not speak the
Kind word when there Is no special
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30
Words of Kindness That Mean Much

oCrHzion TO make il obglouss
= tae course Of our lives there
uast be many times when fought
less words are spoken b. us Nnlch
wound the hearts Of others nd
there are also many little oeraslon.
when the word Of cheer IS needed
from us. and ae are silent
There are lives Of Wsarisomr rnono,-
ouy Ehlch a word u kiudress can
relieve. There is suffering which
words Of sympathy can make more
eudHFabie. And often. even IN the
midst Of wealth and luxury. there are
those who listen and long in Fain for
some expression OF disinterested kind
hes
Speak TO those while they can hear
and Be helped By you. for the day
may come when all our expresslons
OF love and appreciation may be un-
heard. Imagine yourself standing be-
side their last resting place. Think
OF the things you could have aid of
them. and 10 them. while they were
vet living. Then go and tell them
nov.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30
Relics of Its Practice Found All
Over tho " orld Some of the
Most Prominent OF known
Instances

When the japanese captured MuE-
den they found the black stone or the
Maaeha dynasty. reearded by ths Man
chas a. marking the center of tho
universe. Even without possession o.
.he sacred rock fs looks a. II the Jap
au.se WCrc puffIuE themselves pretty
much ia the middle Of things. and max
Ing the rest Of the world spin about
their island kins6om.
Ihe worship Of stones was an an
cieat and universal custom. aud relies
Of its practice are found an over the
world rp 20 ne end Of the nine
tsanth century the peasap&s Of the
Norwegian mountains cherished round
stoaes. which they kept in a comfort
able bed ~ fresh straw. Once a week
these stones wgHe carefully washed
snearea Viih butter or stepped in ale.
ano they were treated with great re-
sp.et In order tAat they might bring
coed iaok 20 iha house
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30
Local Watch Repairer Made Time
piece All Right. bur Could
Not Regulate the Striking Part
OF His Handi di~ork

Ia my travels la Mexico visited a
city which has a town clock su high
tower. al5 This riors does not run.
says a vrifer ia tHe Kansas City Star.
I learned be- history from the inhahi-
t4ats D. appeared That ore Of The
feallaz citizens - the toRn had visit
ed tho tn.ted states. and when he
returned 10 his native city De- Insisted
taat thu town uus5t 70 have q public
clock He called meeting ef citi-
zeus. laid the Ui4H before them. and
they subscribed ff1e Tor a town clock
TbeF engaged a local vatch rarai-er
10 iulid The clock and gave him or
ders thar b. masi strike tie bgHrs
lie had never seen foau clock. but
he sert 20 crsst town and secured a
small marine striking clock. aud sith
DO e. model De constructed. by
me fhemat.rai expansion. O. large clock
ami placed .t 30 the tower It vas
advertised 90 heEla running Al s
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30
sis Doctors Failed.

South Bend. Ind. sept 25ih fspe-
ci4 After suffering from Kidney
Disease for three years. after taking
treatmen; from six different doctors
without getting relief Mr.. J. o. Lau-
ceman o, this place found no, only
relief but 4 speedy and complete cure
IN Dodd's Kidney Pills. Speaking OF
his cure Mr.. Laudeman says:
Yes. suffered from kidney Trou-
bic for three years and tried six doc
tors 20 no good. Then I took just two
boxes Of Dodd's Kidney Pills and they
not only cured nay Kidneys. but gave
me better health in general. or course
I recommended DodG's Kidney Pills
TO others and I know a number now
who are using them with good re-
suits"
Mr. Paudemar5s ease Is not an ex-
ception. Thousands give similar e1-
perierces. For there never yet was
case OF Kidney Trouble from Back
acne TO Bright's Disease that Dodds
Kidney pills could not cure They are
the only remedy that ever cured
Bright's Disease
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30
The Sturdy Spirit of the Northwest

awaited their coming. They ar SILL
pushing
There are the men who have made
that three-hfths Of the nation hloh
lies west or Chicago so safe thar the
cliff dweliers OF Manhattan awe
grown richer by selling them met.
wares-from steel bridges 10 n.asa-
zines, from life insurance to Aassa-
chuseits state bonds. Their one care
is a constant watch for opIsorll.ity
and their rule of honor is respec. for
every other mans right 10 try.
They laugh when they win because
success in q successful country ICED
not be taken too seriously. They lsrgh
also when they fall. because failure
amid so many opportunities Is :udl-
crous. They are crude and they rust
meet their social problems In their
wives names. Their optimism the
optimism OF plenty: their eoucelt
grows out OF their achievements.
The New Yorker seornfuuy SAYS:
why should 90 west7 nave
everything that IS worth seeing -ghg
here in New York -
To his the American replies: Yes.
everything except the United s.a-es
OF America
You think sou are the xhs. "a.
tiou, says the New Yorker
No says the American Tn
only a part owner. But I kuoz ny
country and nav partners. You eaz'r q"
Worlds Work.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30
For What Il Left the Poet
Here?-For Greeks . Blush
for Greece . Tear"

The isles Of Greece, the isles OF Greece,
Where burning sappho loved and xlng.
Wher. grew the arts Of war and peace
Where Beloe rose. and Phoebus sprung,
Eternal summer Eiisis them yet
But all except their sun. Is set
The Scian and The Teisn muse.
The hero's heart. the lovers lute.
Have found the fame your shores refuse
Their place Of birth alone Is mute
10 sounds which echo further West
Than yosir sires' Islands OF the Blesk-'
The mountains look on Marathon
And Marathon looks on the sea.
And musinR there an hour alone.
Areamd d that Greece might stu be free:
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30
Byron's Lament on Downfall of Greece

For standing on the PerSian's grays
l could not deem myself a slave
\ king safs on the rocky brow
NhiSh looks o'er sea-ooru Saisnsfs:
Md ships by thousands. lay below
= nd sfnsn IN nafions-aii we're hisi
He counted them at break Of day-
Ard when the sua set where were thew
And whsre are they and whore arr ,han.
My eounuy7 On Thy volcei-ss shore
Ihf hsro.e las T. fuuele~s now
The heroic bosom BEATS no more.
And must thy Tyre. 80 long diyir.
Degenerate into hands like mine
ts somefhing. In the cearth Of fama
hongh linkd among seftsr'd rars
70 feel at least rsfr.ot's shame
tHsn a. Sirs. saHrse my face.
For vfst t< bit fh@ po~f here
For Greeks blush for Greco. tear.
Lord ByroR
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30

Among the negro race" SAYS the
London Specialist who has laid down
the list Of rules. scentenseiaus are e1-
fremely numerous and il is merely be-
cause they uncousciousiy follow these
rules They sleep so much. for in
stance. thar a negro centenariau
spends only nfty or sixty years out Of
his toe awake. while a white man
would be awake for seventy-hve years
ol The time
But the specialist fails 10 give anr
rules BY which a white man NAV
change himself into a negro Nor f.
there any argument given 10 combat
the natural feeling that one might as
well b. dead a. asleep Maybe each in
dividHal Is good for just so much wear
aud tear Ard really It doesn't matter
80 much how long We live as how wen
We live Herald Democrat
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30

Mrs Lena Smith. y. Cherry street,
cor Line. Nashville. Tenn. writes:
I have had pooT health for the past
Four years pains in the back and grolns,
sn1 dul sick headache, with bearing
dusu pains
- friend. u no asS very enthusiastic
shout PerGns insisted fhsff Try n.
Il took it Tor zen days and vas sur
Y.r1.sd io lind that had ~p little pain.
( therefore continued 10 use il and
7t the end ~ two months NY pains bad
totally disappeared
II have been in fhc besf OF bealfh
siaEe and feel fen years younger. !
s7I very grateful 70 on. "
Catarrh ~ the Internal organs Tradu-
Aitv saus away the strength under
mines She Vitality and cau~r> nervous
nrss Peruna Is the remedy.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30
ONE HUNDRED YEARS
RULES FOR LIVING TO THAT AGE
Moderation, Good Mature, Plenty Of
Sleep, Plenty Of Exercise and
Vegetable Diet

Live 10 be hundred years old It's
easy IL YOU know how. and London
specials. tells you how Here Is his
recipe. The Herald publishes Il free
so that II anybody dies before he has
reached the allotted age he can't
blame us.
Be moderate
DO not worry
Take plenty OF sleep.
Take plenty OF exercise.
Eat plenty OF sugar. rice. peas,
fruit. potatoes. bread and milk
Eat sparingly OF fish and meat
Almost any person possessing a
healthy constitution could live to be a
hundred" says this same specialist
Sir James Crichton-Bowne in a pa
per lately read before the public health
congress in London declared that 1T is
a good working hypothesis 10 regard
the natural life of man as 100 years +"
These eminent authorities thus remove
all excuse for death at the early age OF
eighty or ninety. The patriarch who
has attained his three score and ten"
Is but a blooming youth. with al least
thirty years of hard hustle still be-
fore him. He who al thar proyerbially
ripe age thinks he has finished his life
Job and contentediy lies down to pleas
ant death is d miserable ~quitter-
But these eminent specialists, who
talk 50 learnedly. are after all. only
theorists. Neither OF them has yet at.
fained 100 years himself or anywhere
near H. Perhaps long before they
reach the century mark that now looks
so easy to them their error will be
buried with them
For more thousands OF years than
can be accurately computed men have
made II their chief concern to live Just
as long as they can. Precious few. in
modern times. at least. have succeeded
in passing 100 years. So the secret
cannot be as simple as it is made to
seem
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30
RESTORED HIS HAIR
Scalp Hur,or Cured by cutieurs Soap
ard Ointment-ifter All Else
Had Failed.

y was troubled with severe scalp
hnmor and loss Of hair that gave me a
great deal of annoyance and inconven-
fence. After unsuccessful efforts with
many remedies and so-cailed hair
tonics. a friend induced me to try
Cutienra Soap and Ointment The
humor was cured in short time. my
hair was restored as healthy as ever.
and can gladly say have since been
entirely free from any further annoy
ance. I shall always use Cuticura
Soap. and | keep the Ointment on
hand to use as dressing for the hair
and scalp. tSigued) Fred'k Busche.
2i3 East 57th ST. New YORK City"
II man ee pushed Tor rnsney l.. {.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30
4 Quotation tror, wanamaEer.

l. IL great. grand work that Is be
ing Gone by the business colleges OF
the land. and / am here as a business
man 70 say that and more. that they
deserve at the hands Of all men strong
encouragement for their patience.
their wisdom. their practical work -
John WanamakeF
Wanamaker has built up in the last
thirtF years the largest business Of its
kind tn the world. Surely the en-
dorsemenf Of such man is worthy Of
careful consideration.
One of the leading schools of the
West l. the Barnes Commercial School
of Denver Young people should write
for their beautifully illustrated cafa-
logne. which is sent free on request BY
addressing the president. T. c. Barnes,
lc2s Ghampa street. Denver.
women's writes always show up in
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30

The kidney secretions were too ocpi-
Gus and frequent. and very bad in ap-
pearance. II was in 1903 that Doan's
Kidney Pills helped me so quickly and
cured me of these troubles and I've
been well ever since"
Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo. ". T.
For sale by all druggists. Price. so
cents per box.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30
THOUSANDS OF LIVES SAVED
By "Motrer's Medicine Chest and
Patent Prescriptions.

Commenting on attacks made by
certain eastern publications on some
OF the best known and most valuable
o. the worlds proprietary medicines.
the Committee on Legislation OF the
Proprietary Association says:
All through the country districts.
in every state o, The union. you will
find in the farm houses the old family
remedies. sometimes called paten,
medicines many OF which have been
In use In the same household for gen
erations Among such people the old
fashioned proprietary medicine. a.
WAYS at hand with full printed In
struetions for use. Is one of the neces-
sltses OF life
To families in the country many
miles from a doctor such remedies are
Invaluable Mothers medicine chest
has saved many a life and me; many
4 threatening sickness at fhe thres-
hold and turned II out 81 doors. So
far from constituting seifpreseription.
as is often pretended. acquaintance
with a patent medicine often obvi.
hies the necessity Of such a step: for
here 10 prescription already made
up. the effect Of which is well known
One OF the greatest advantages OF
such medicine is that It's constant for
mula gives 1t the character of n single
drug. so far as uniformity OF result is
concerned. and the people who use Il
know from experience Just what they
can count on-whIeh is more than can
be said OF many physicians prescrip-
tions frequently obtained az ., far
greater cost and trouble"
The poorest Of al! churches In the
t4asra4
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30

OF Bright s Dis
e i $ e. til at !
know / had eye
trouble, &C k
q c b 2. catches
when lying abed
or when bend.
ing over. was
languid and Oft
en- dszzy and
had sick head
aches and bear.
ipg-down pains.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30

Excuse me. sir said the barber.
but have a tonic that viii positively
grow hair on that bald head Of yours"
Don't want any Of II" replied the vic
tim In the chair. Being a married
man. I prefer to remain bald
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30
EA
Whether tea is the most
important thing in the world
or not we want it right and
we want it steady.

wriss ss< our Kasvieass Bsss, A. orA,:isas 4
osaSaay. 80 fn.eassA
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30

Most people have q lot to say when
they begin TO talk about themselves.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30

No eAronos or cheap premiuua, bot
Q better quality and ons-third 0orU
Of Defiance Starch - u oA0o pesao
e osher otarche1.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30

Go 10 the ant and get wisdom. young
man. and you may not have 10 visit
your uncle"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30

Don't snub RAN because he Is rfch
He may be as poor a. ycu are SONS
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30

Some mon lose their health while ac-
duirtng wealth, then lose their wealth
trying to acquire health
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30

for AL affections Of the throat and iunsz-wM.
O ESpaLsy. vsnouren, Ind. Feb 10. ispo-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30

ia.s.ry p-es.s~ es sssslilas-. Br.s r.. Is 1900
let Hg- 70 n.ss goo-s Ten
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30

el1e r~r-s.-~nfis ea--d No "a. ssr~-
ssO rrsf d.f 80 = - hiar Etr-zf s--r- f~star.
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30
DEATH SEEMED NEAR.

When Hope Was Fast Fading Away.
AIRS. E T Gould. sl4 W. Lake ST.
Chicago. M. says: "Doan's Kidney
Pills are ali that saved me from death
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30

There are traces Of greatness in ALI
men. bat The majority manage TO kick
ever the traces