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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-04-20
ADMIRAL JONES' BODY.
Careful Measurements Made Show
Remains Correspond Exactly
with Those Of His Bust.

Paris, April 17.-Dr. Papillaut, the
anthropologist, in an interview Satur-
day, explains the methods pursued to
identify the body Of Paul Jones, found
in the old St. Louis cefnetary after a
long search made by Ambassador Por-
ter. He says an examination was made
Of the teeth, hair nose and ears, and
they all corresponded with remarka-
BILE precision to the known measure
ments and characteristics Of the ad-
miral's organs The formation OF the
frontal bone, the slope Of the Nasal
bone, the cartilages and ears likewise
corresponded precisely with the mea-
surements Of Moudin's busts made
from the life masks. The measurement
Of the height and diameter Of the skull
correspondent within thousandth part
of meter, thus establishing remark
ably exact correspondence with the
features. The doctor says his report
makes the usual reservation covering
possible doubts, although he believes
he has succeeded in assembling so
many proofs as to make the identif-
cation incontestable. The admiraPs
body has been transferred to a new
casket bearing an inscribed plate, and
which has a glass over the face, per-
hitting its inspection The extensive
work Of excavation at the st. Louis
cemetary has been suspended and
workmen are now filling in the lengthy
tunnels.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-04-20
PLANS.
About FINS he'd Preliminary Work
in Kansas Field.
He WILL VISIT CALIFORNIA SOON.
The Commissioner States the kan-
sas Oil Fields Are More Extern
slve Than He Re
aliHed.

independence, Kan, April 49,
Commissioner James R. Garfield and
his assistant, Luther Conant, Jr., ar
rived here Monday morning to inves-
tigate Standard OIL company methods.
They went Immediately to the once
Of the Prairie OIL and Gas company,
where Mr.. Garfield was closeted the
entire forenoon with President W. ].
Young.
,Mr. Young has been here for I'VE
weeks awaiting Mr.. GarAeld's arrival.
During this time he has had volumin-
GUS reports compiled which go into
minute detail in showing the progress
Of the development Of this western
field. These reports form complete
history Of the growth Of the Kansas
oil fields. These were turned over to
Mr.. GARFIELD While Mr.. Garfield was
in conference with Mr.. Young, Mr..
Conant was going over the books and
reports in the purchasing department
with Cashier Patterson. These re-
ports had to do with the amount Of oil
purchased, the price paid for 1t, and 80
on.
Commissioner Garfield held q night
session Monday night in the once Of
Secretary Parker, Of the Kansas OF
Producers association. A number Of
oil men were examined as to the meth
DDS Of the Standard Oil company In
this state. Mr.. Garfield win 50 to Ne
odesha Tuesday and return here on
Wednesday. He will go to Kansas
City Wednesday night and expects In
a few days to leave for California On
the return trip from the coast he will
investigate conditions In Texas and
complete his work in Kansas. He will
then 60 east and investigate those
fields. He stated that the work here
was growing larger than he had ex-
nected. II had been his intanfion r.
spend Wednesday in the Indian Terri
tory. but he nnds II impossible to
complete his work here and do 30. His
work was only preliminary. Mr.. Gar
Geld states The Kansas Oh fields are a
great deal more extensive than be had
thought The east, he says, does not
realize how big a heid there Is out
here
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-04-20
gECENT REFLECTIONS,
Mics Eunice King has entered
the county high school.

Miss Eunice King has entered
the county high school.
Marriage license: Walter D.
Hobbs and Edith Chase, Solomon
An agent Of the U. s. department
Of commerce is in town. WhyP No
body here owns any Standard OIL
stock.
Three cars with ~ Parker wagons
and shows left the Santa Fe to join
Ahe carnival company at San Antonio
Texas.
Marriage licenses: Henry Payne
Solomon, and Birdie EmOnz Of LIN
coin; L. T. Armour, Niles, LeOta
Heislsr. Beloit.
Bert HocksnSmlth has yielded to
the persuasion Of . eA6J draft and
will let an Iowa horse lover have bis
handsome young trOtsing ally.
Invitations have been issued by
ffr. ana Mrs. J. B. Lynn for the mar.
riags Of their daughter, Florence 70
M. David L. Campbell 81 their resi-.
Aencs rear Acme Wednesday, April
10, All p. N.
Ezra Engls brought In some al
auiia today measuring IA inches high.
Tia seed was Gown Sept. so last and
81 acres 10 ali In the same ans condi-
aion. The field 10 in .. H. EngIs''
EARN scuth Of town.
Real estate sales By Besghly |!
nrsnsy. Sam NswlAnd, 100 acres !
nile southwest Of Abilene 70 Q. A.
Madden Of Cloud county for tlO'A AGO.
i. d. haskell 81 acres 70 Daniel Sar-
rent Of Fall City, Nsb., for $500.
"A large barn on Bert Randsl's
farm, about six mllea northwest Of
I.ongiord, burned 70 the ground early
Sunday morning and eleven head Of
horses persisted in the flames ThS
harm also contained several sets Of
harness, Implements, hay and grain
and nothing was saved.
One Of the hAndsOmest dog' ever
seen in town was with the henry
nslnstrsls and rode on the automobile
Ths animal Is . s.. Bernard seven
wears old and be weighs 22S pounds
IL spite Of bic ample proportions be
bear. the dslicsls name Of GOldis'
For the past three years GOldis has
travelled with the show.
Manchester News 7. E Story
Mn have served out his Apprentices
ship At Lansing on ths sih Of next
osiobss ana WIN Then rstuyn TO biz
f.mfy. Mrs.. Story q nov living in
ahllsne ana IL earning . living iol
r,,ii ,nd thslr hires ilitls children.
nhapty NJ. sior5 rould nol ge'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-04-20
:. .. F1ah BEFORE Jury.

Chicago, April BE. B. Fish, an
employee of Schwarzschild & Sulzber.
ger, was the principal witness Of the
afternoon. Great secrecy was main
tanned regarding Fish and his evil
dence. 1t was rumored, but not verb
fed, that his testimony related to
the disappearance Of seven persons
who are wanted as witnesses in the
investigation and who are said to
have gone to Canada at the commence
ment Of the proceedings before the
grand fury.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-04-20

Chicago, April IA change Of
venue was granted to Johann Hoch,
the bigamist and alleged ''Bluebeard.
When his case was called for trial the
defense presented petition alleging
1t to be impossible to secure q fall
trial before either Judge Tuley or
Judge Burnes. A request for change
Of venue to Judge Kersten was grant.
ed. April 10 was set as the date for
Hochs trial
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-04-20
IittIe Talks About Abilene.
From Mayor Humphreys inaugnra
adorese:
wArERwoRKs.

Ad0rese:
wATERwoRKs
The proposition Of greatest import
ance 10 come before Us will be the
question Of buying the present Sys'
tenn Of water-works. During the last
season, petitions were circulated
which received as far SS / CAP ascsr-
tain about 1870 signatures. 1t re-
quires 8 petition from tWO-aiths Of
the resident taxpayers before an cleo
tion can be ordered for the PROPOSE
ton Of voting on bonds for water
works and believe that some sys'
temstic effort should be made TO as
certain whether the people wish TO
buy the water works or not. II not,
then some contract should be made
with the water company by which
certain extensions Of the water sys-
tenn can be made so as to furnish all
Of the thickly settled portions OF the
city With water for domestic use and
fire protection.
The idea OF municipal ownership OF
water. works has been rapidly growing
In favor until at the present time, b.
per cent Of all the plants in the United
States are owned BY municipalities
In Kansas more than half ofthe cities
own their own plants. Among the
nearer OF such towns are junction
City, Manhattan, Wamego, Clay Cen
ter and Concordia.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-04-20
Plant Your Trees

From Cutter 8 Sons sale yard cor.
4th and Buckeye, Abilene, where you
will find the largest and most COM
plete assortment Of fruit trees, shade,
evergreens, yard shrubbery, roses,
etc., In the county. Sale yard open
until May 10th. Trees all sizes and
prices to suit the purchaser. Phone
at Bakers barn 624.
N. D. SETTLE,
SLIT Manager Of yard.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-04-20
SCOTS
EMULSION

SCOTS Emulsion is the
means of life and Of the en-
ioyment Of life Of thousands Of
men, women and children.
To the men SCOTS Emul-
sion gives the flesh and
strength so necessary for the
cure Of consumption and the
repairing of body losses from
any wasting disease.
For women SCOTS Emul-
sion does this and more. 1t is
a most sustaining food and
tonic for the special trials that
women have to bear.
To children SCOTS Emul.
sion gives food and strength
for growth Of flesh and bone
and blood. For pale girls,
for thin and sickly boys SCOTS
Emulsion is a great help.
oond Tor free sampia.
SCOTT q BOVINE. chsualats.
4oo-4i1 Pearl street. New VeriE
SOC an1 4i.ooi 81 dFulE1ls.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-04-20
Choice Bargains IN Land.

See n. 3. Bunte, Bushton, Kas.,
local agent for bargains in land In
southwestern Kansas, Pawnee, Ed
wards, Ford and HOdgeman counties.
In Gray county We have land from
t9.6b per acre up. 10 Ford and
HOdgsmAn county sS per acre and up
Edwards and Pawnse county tlo and
up. loan save you board II you buy
. quarter section and J fare II you
buy = section.
Iguarantse good and honest treat
msnt. Notify me three days before
at BushtOn and l will make arrange
msnts to 90 out with you. Sl.l
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-04-20
rovehs g Have Csas b. sepasmber.

Topeka, Kan, April 15.-The Kansas
Natural Gas company has secured the
right Of way for its pipe line to To-
peka's city limits. A city franchise
has also been granted them. The line
will run from the Chanute fields via
Ottawa and Lawrence. The company
says It will be furnishing gas to To-
peka BY September.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-04-20

home before the busy seasons are
over 80 that he would have better
chance to get work for the support OF
his family and be better prepared for
the winter. Frank was good neigh
Dor and always kind to his family.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-04-20

Paris, April 15.-The remarkable
search which Ambassador Porter has
conducted for the body Of Paul Jones
has been crowned with success by the
discoVery~of the body and its identinca-
ton Friday by the highest French med
ical experts as unquestionably that Of
the famous American admiral who
founded the American navy.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-04-20
receivsu BY Secretary Loeb. The secre-
tary says he does not expect word from
the camp more than two or three times
a week at the most.
..--..rrn q ENJOYS Hun,.

Frederick, Ok, April 1.-THE pres
ident says he is enjoying his hunt in
the big pasture more than any other
single event which has before hap
pened in his life, and that he would
not miss it for 10000. Monday he
witnessed four wolves captured, three
Of which were taken in by the pack
Of trained dogs and the fourth was
captured alive by J. R. Abernathy, the
famous wolf hunter.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-04-20

Ksoln<, Ia. April IA slisht
earthquake wa fat IN and near Keo.
fnk Il 1850 O'Clock Thursday. Build
ms were shakcn. but Ne goricu1 dan
e. u. done
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-04-20
Cash for Eggs.

Bring US your eggs.
We pay the highest
market price either in
cash or trade. Have
large orders ahead
and can use any guam
A;A,, s7-tf
]. E. BREWER.
80 Broadway.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-04-20
AdHsrtiasd Lsttsrs.

AuNUL1Ao0 4gttehb-
The following is the list Of I'M
claimed letters remaining in the Abb.
lene postofics for the week ending
April is, 1905. Havs your mail I'D.
dressed to your box number and II
Will be promptly delivered;
aEEILnnnE's LIs1.
Anderson, BIT craley. 0eoFEeD
Conrad, Jack johnson,
I.opaH, Nd % Murphy, OH
Roberta, 6ertC sandford, kkW
vansAnt OF
LADIES IzHr.
uook. Nh Dudley CLARK, Mnbal
tSrShan. M nolie Martin, Ms Helen
Osborne. Ms Bessie
One cent win Be charged for Al ad-
vertlsed letters.
Psrbons ealing for The above VII
please ~ ''udvartlsed" giving daia.
R1onAnD WAnuo, P n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-12

The French inventor Maneuvrirr
ne Paris has contrtyed an apparatus
By which aduiteration of wines may
be- heard lie has telephone which
he connects With the watrrsd. or
otherwise aduiterated. wine. ard am
other receiver Ia connected with
glass Of pure sine ~ the same soft.
Thea Il a third receiver h put TO
the ear. sounds are detected coming
from the aduiterated Nine. while a
pointer moves on a dial and shows
the amount Of adulterant II the
wine ts pur. In both glasses the
telephone iH quiet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-12
STREET CAR
men CONTEST

Dewitt Skutt took tho lead IN the
beninghausrn watch contest Wed
nesday morning by a gain 81 about
1880 votes W J Santmycr 10 aec-
ond, having mad. good Eain. but
not enough 10 overcome tho bis
Lead Skutt obtained By his jump
Tho race among the leaders L. Ger
talnly very interesting aud Il IL hard
70 tell just who Nill be the winnern
when the final vote IL counted.
Mr.. Benlnghauaen announces that
all votes must be In by o clock on
saturday night The final announce.
ment viii not be made until All the
votes are In and counted. II Is an
tieipated that there will be a big
rush Of votes during Saturday. the
last day Of she contest and extra
counters will be put on In order tha,
the vote and final result can be- an
uouneed as early aH possible
The count al noon to-day IL as
fnti0Was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-12

IN EHFtans ni ssciaiiric enter
rriaoH ~ tbis character are eiaaned
~ "auHieiPal trading" and the
spread % the practice naturally
afeuHea the very conservative. Just
now there r. hoNi over itn intro
duetiou la BirminE ham. but Consul
James boyle. who writes OF u To
the department. o. commerce and la
Dor. expresses the belief that the
~ stem a. success
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-12

very queer coincidence hap
peued when nr Cunningham was
called to dress the foot OF "a man
who was hurt Ia one Of the mills
While dressing the foot he heard a
cry from one OF the other rooms In
the house, and. rushing m found
that the tS-mouth-old infant Of H.
g Hansen had fallen into a tub Of
boiling water ana WAS almost
burned To death Il would have died
In fact had not the doctor bees
there at that moment. While he
was WORKING on the ehild another
message came that he WAS wanted
At the mill where a man had lost
his toe In the rsachlucry II was
some nf the otaa iscaa w.sk tSr doc
ter las aHu@s nos srsrs thar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-12

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Madison ST. ... - ass,
$50 Ave. .'...'......... s.ss'
5s-E &. cade. 1890 81 Ave,
Fubyan .s..ss. ..s.s... 1.alf
ka-N. y. James. Hillman city 2.2Gs
Ca. James. Hillman city. 1896
Gle. r Charles. 1924 10th
Ave. y ....tss.ss..ss.. z.Est
iumbia -. -. 2.sst
f3-Icslie Blgeiow. 2i2 25th
Ave. n. .ss.s....s...s.. Est
e. Mary YounEs. Montesano 2.26l
e5--F. Ruchert. 1914 I'd Ave. 2.24t
66-L- J. zendick. 5ts 29nd Az
g. .-s#s.ss..ss.sss.. 4,-@l
e7--Cccyl Giswold. Port An
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Ave, ss .. .s+-.s...t.. 1sla'
e9-Ada Snyder. Interplay .. ALI
50--carabcl Ramsey, 6i5 Bel
mont g. .ssss....s.s..s = IL
IA : Burrough. a0oi Yes
Ter o.. ...ss.....ss.. Els.
f2- Katherine Alberta. The
Washington .......4.., 1.ili
73-T. II. Walker. 3i2 Arcade al:
7t--unknowu o.. .,s.......... 2.0a'
III NJ rurchart, Ballard 2.9Si
70 Mrs, Carrie ID. Ice, t05
18th 81. .....s...s...... 2.ek.
77-Geo. Gold. 1917 Valley s.0St
ISL. S. Reed. Redmond -. 2.07'
7s-Cinra Carter, Tumwater
WI. ,t..s...........s. 2.0I'
Sc Elisabeth Schumacher. eos
Melden Ave .......... 2.05t
st-Aiice Chalmers, Monte
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s2--J. r Eimbola. 5es 7th Ave. a.oi'
ss-Alicc Eugea, Erumclaw
WI. e. ..............,-.... 2.of'
sl-MrF. A. O. West, 80 T..
6ist st. .......,....... 2.03'
s5-A. L Joelyn. ii0s list ~.
W. o.. s.s...sss...s...., &sQlt
c. .........., 2.oiI
Rudolph Benson. o23 23rd
Az. ... o.. .,.s..s....s. ZOOS
SIS Edith BLACK, 2i0I NePa st,
Philadelphia, PA, $500, zoos
s9-Jas. I. oakley, 2o1 Walker
Bldg, ,s.-.-...s-...., 1000
a0-C. X. Lane, Stariup. Wash 1891
els. Kumazawa. care NJ. Fu-
ruye. 2ts End Ave. So. .a3(
a2-BieEert, ne address $500, 1.96t
ss--AlcN Dow, si4 Pontlus Az. i.sit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-12

city engineer
Police Judge Martin turned In hia
quarterly report Zoe the period end
ing March a. which showed the
sum " 400 la fines collected. out
Of which the sum Of tfs0 was paid
FOR jury expenses.
u was reported that lumber had
been stolen by Some boys from Park
addition The marshal was in
Htrueted Go look the matter up.
BIDS were called FOR the eonHtruc-
ton of "A suhsscNer ON Times street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-12
COUNCIL WAS BUSY

The city council met Tuesday
night and adopted an ordinance
changing the names Of number u
streets IN the northern portion 81
the city. Hereafter an the streets
running north and south vii be
avenues. This win be great heif
70 the carriers when the free dsllv.
cry II established.
The petition q the Sunset Tele-
phone company asking for permits.
sion TO put IN more poles was re-.
f@rred 10 the street committee and
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Ave. Everett .s....+... feGh
TO. D. Jensen. care Dexter
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2s-May Mitchell. 2i0i y. Roy a.ooi
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Ave, Everett ....... s.4I2
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-12

Tuesday the Afternoon Fsklr .
. told a fearful tale about the .
. death Of First Officer j H. .
q Rands. % the steamer Tacoma .
. while trying 10 escape from the .
. ice. bound vessel az abe laY In .
q the ce.floes on the northeast q
. coast Of Japan.
Rands. Of course. as every q
. body who reads the papers :
a knows. never was on the Ia a
. coma during her last trip. lie q
. accumulated too much liquid .
. enjoyment on the day she .
. sailed from Seattle and Rands .
= vas left behind and has been =
. alive and well right here In .
. town ever since.
Also. "a everybody knows. .
. the Fakir never let's facts .
. hamper n in anything that =
. appears In its columns. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-12

during the entire stay the meetings
will be held In the Junction hall
where greater number Of people
can BE- accommodated than a the
church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-12

The 81 stephen church has been
slvcn permission 20 build a nurses
home on aoa Fourth avenue uerth.
fhls viii be u starter fur a new
hospital tn ballard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-12

Milk

" ~ &fS91AN &fhFfPfHAfNH
NAsllfNGTON Some people iu
IL United States may he, utitiHrd
% learn that socialism has proc
Fresaed No far IA England that ba-
hies are supplied with milk by the
municipalities In Liverpool The
babies ~ thS sluma have FOR four
years been fed ON specially pre-
pared unmarked milk. admins
tered under the direct supervision
OF the city authorities, and sold TO
the mothers at actual cost Aud 80
nueceHHfu has this scheme been in
the saving of baby lives that nlrm-
iuEhnm iH nov taking steps To adopt
the same plan Since the undertake
ius was started In 1901 no less than
1000 babies have been fed on the
'humauired' milk that h.. milk
HterliiHcd and altered to make II like
human milk and the death rate OF
Infants has been reduced almost
one-haf u Is not the practice to
supply this milk 90 mothers who
are hhlr to suvkle their offspring
but when the parents are poor and
uuarrfso and the babies would oth-
" Sc b. fed on improper artificial
hpsan, they are Bspplicd with the
city tailk
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