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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-22
Three CENTS LEFT.
Standard Oil Wagon Drivers
Show What Remains.
RENT. FUEL, FOOD COST Sl.o7

Roekefeller's Manager Admits He Could
Not Live on the Wage Received by
the Men, But Declares He Can Get
Plenty Of Drivers at the Price.
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PROPOSALS FOR BIDS.

NOTICE FOR BTDS-BIDS WILL BE
received up TO p. m. on December 2,
1905, by the City Surveyor on behalf
OF the Park Commission for the clsar.
ing and grubbing Of the Shiveiy park
site. Specifications can be seen at the
Office Of the City Surveyor. All bidders
are required to examine park site ana
inform themselves as to the work to be
done. All bids must be in lumn sum
for the work to be performed. and the
reserves TO themselves the
right to reject any and all bids.
By Order Of the Park Commission.
]. w. SUPRENAST
AUG. HILDEBRAND
ALFRED S. TEE,
Committee.
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NOTICE.

Write us for big bargains in Hurst
Automatic Switch & Signal Co., stock
before the switch goes on road. Regular
pnee $5.75. Our price much lower. How
can we do it, We hold more shares
than we can conveniently carry and
must sacrifice to raise cash. For particu-
lars address W. j. Curtis & Co., 2l5
Commercial block, Portland, Ore.
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GARDENING.

P0TTED PLANTS AND FLOWERS
for sale-Experienedc gardening and
oh work OF all kinds done on short
Sotiee-Address orders to X. C. Care
Astorian Office.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
RESTAURANTS.
THANKSGIVING OYSTERS.

We are prepared to supply all orders
for oysters, crawfsh and crabs for
Thanksgiving. Give US q trial order.
Toks Point Oyster House, liz Eleventh
street, Telephone 274l Main.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

LADY WOULD LIKE POSITION AS
cashier, saleslady. or any light work.
Address tx" care Astorian office.
The Newark journal., 1905-02-24

whence all life comes and whither. at the last. it flies for all time.
 This is your Knowledge and your warn ing and if l write in unprofessianal terms. ] ana yet sure that yoH will under stand. Save yourself while there is time!
 The haunting phrases of this letter appealed to Darrel. He had a soul for poetry and had occasionally set his hand to verse.
 Although he read and re-read the written words for the mere pleasure they gave him. as claw to the "unfor- tunate spells" they remained only a clew and nothing more
 Among the other missives were two from a sweetheart The heart of a woman. laid bare in the opening words of the first letter, gave Darrel pause.
 His own heart smote him for prying thus into the very core of McCloud's privacy. Yet had he not the right?
 That revolver proved a connection with Murgatroyd, and Murgatroyd, to Darrels mind, stood all but convicted of the murder of Sturgis. The fugi- tive read on.
 The first letter was all that a lover might expect from his betrothed, but the second throbbed in every line with bitter anguish. broke the golden chain of love and released him from his vows.
 Fer all that the letters revealed bearing upon Barrels affairs they might have been left unprofaned by stranger eyes. A sickening horror pulsed through the fugitive's veins and he hastened his reading.
 At the very last was this, from Ormsby:
 I have taken the liberty to re- fer to you, under communication of even date herewith, a Miss Elsie Avery and her aunt. Mrs. Gorton. They will arrive soon in Anaconda on a peculiar mission. Any aid you may render Miss Avery and Mrs. Gorton will be grate- fully received by them and deeply appre- ciated by me. Whatever you do in their behalf will serve to fill your mind and withdraw it frcm your own misfortunes.
 Darrel wrinkled his brow over this epistle. It suggested an unknown quantity which might play havoc with his projected equation.
 Every other scrap of information eleaned from the correspondence proved favorable to the fugitive's plan. This last letter of Ormsby's alone made him hesitate.
 Half an hours reflection. however. decided the matter. It was a leap in the dark, but he would take it.
The Newark journal., 1905-02-24
Gro be continucd.1
Lake Shirwa Disappears.

It is reported in Petermann's Mittheilungen that Lake Shirwa, discovered by Dr. Livingstone in 1859, southeast of Lake Nyassa in Central Africa, has entirely disap- peared, with the exception of few small ponds in it's bed. In Living stones day the lake was 30 miles long and from 10 to 15 miles wide. At least it was thus shown on the map. Lake Ngami, also discovered by Livingstone, has since disap- peared. The cause of the changes appears to be a gradual drying up of bodies of water in Central Al rica. It is not a process of sitting up of the bottom, like that which has recently affected the shore line of the Sea of Azof.
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water in a collapsible cup of the sort affected by travellers who have an aversion for public drinking utensils.
 In small shaving mug, lettered "J McC." in gilt monogram, he stirred up father with perfumed soap and silver mounted brush. The razor had an ivory handle and the hollow ground blade of rare and tempered steel threw off the candle light brilliantly as he drew it back and forth over the strop- the gold mounted strop of a sybarite
 Presently Darrels white face was as smooth and clean as a child's and he studied it in the mirror and com pared it line by line with the deli cate features of the man in the bunk. There was a striking resemblance.
 Who says that fate does not favor the bold? Or that a mans fortunes are ever at so low an ebb she does not blow straw of hope across his path?
 Darrel was more than satisfied. A swim Ill the creek and brisk rub with a rough towel sent Il blood tingling through his bruised weary limbs.
 Already he was different man. But the transformation was not yet com plete.
 Neatly laundered linen and teza silken undergarments were am. s.e stores of the old trayelins bI ar dressed himself slowly and deDol-.-,-= ly, by and by standing forth in lae dead mans shoes and corduroys, ap- pareled completely from head to heel.
 In the pockets of the garments he found many things A silver cigar clipper. a cigar case. a seal purse con taining $500 in bills, card case, a key ring, pen-knife and magnificent gold watch, fob and seal.
 His mud-splashed. brier-torn gar ments he left on the chair in lieu Of the corduroys. disturbing nothing that had been his own. Reckoned dollar for dollar he was leaving twice the amount in yaluables that he was talk ing.
 Tn stepping from one life into an- other" he said to himself, there must be fair exchange But this is better than fair leave with him more personal property than I appropriate and a better reputation than he has to give. am an innocent man believed to be guilty. while he is guilty, but supposed to be innocent. His inno- cenee must shield me while work out my own salvation"
 Standing beside the bunk, Darrel gave the calm face and stony, staring eyes a long farewell look. McCloud was young man to have stepped aside so early in the game of life.
 He had come west to live down mis- deeds of the east. There was nothing strange in that, for many a man had done likewise
 But he had relatives. near ones and
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(Copyright I9o5 by William Wallace Cook
(Continued from last week.)
CHAPTER VIII DARRELL AND THE LETTERS OF
 JUNIUS.

DARRELL AND THE LETTERS OF
 JUNIUs
 First, Darrel arranged the letters in sequence according to their dates. Then he began his perusal with the earliest following through each one down to the last
 The most frequent writer was one Lawrence Ormsby whose name was as often abbreviated to "Lorryn or "L. O." as signed in full. He appeared to be devoted friend of McCloud's.
 The yeey first letter was from Orms- by, bore date at New York and the envelope showed it had reached Me Cloud in St. Paul. Part of it was especially significant.
 70 Ne stI have faith in you, Junius for God knows how much those unfortunate spells, over which you have no control has helped in your undoing. IL is not so hard to live down the past Other men have done worse and have retrieved themselves. Simply ren0unce all intercourse with this man who has been your ruin. That is the first and most important step Then. fl there is anything holy for you on earth or above il, swear by that never to stake another dollar at play
 You say this man mas a strange in- huence over you-a weird and malign power which you cannot fight against and that it is impossible for you to keep away from him. Nonsense! Brace up my boy, and be a man, If you cannot do this for yourself, do it for the sake of your family. for love of the girl who is to link her fate with yours. IT all these influences are powerless to sway you. then certainly you must go your own course and forfeit the esteem Of all who know you including that of your friend
 LORRY.
 unfortunate spells" The words rang in Darrels brain. A elew to their meaning was found in a brief let ter bearing, in it's upper, left-hand corner, the card of a New York physi- elan.
 You question me as to the cause and eventual result of those recurring condi- tious you find 1t difficult to under stand The phenomena are sensory Nerves are like harp-strings, played upon too freely by an excitement so intense as you develop. they grow suddenly mute the melody of life dying out of them Again and again the music will come creeping back, then finally fail to return from those mysterious regions
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Agricultural Exports.

In the past three years, while our exports have averaged more than S1, 100000, ,00O, agriculture's share in this trade has been near. ly 5000, ,000,0 0,000.-Success.
The Newark journal., 1905-02-24
CHAPTER Tx.

DARREL'S LEAP IN THE DARK.
 With pair of scissors taken from the sole-leather toilet-case Darrel cut off his full beard. Then he went down to the creek and brought back some
The Newark journal., 1905-02-24

dear friends, a sWeetheart-wealth. no doubt. Darrel sighed and closed the lids over the staring eyes. He longed to cover the young face, with it's evil dence of suffering, but he dared do no more.
 Gro be continued.1
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-06-10

zabraniajacy urzadzepia zjazdu. Oburze-
ME delegatow jest ogromne Wiekszosc
jest "a tenn, ably odbywac posiedzenia
WbreW zakazowi policyi
W gubernii poltawskiej chlopi podpa-
ILL dwor hr Bobrinskiego, popa, kt6ry
chcia} ich cd tego powstrzymac, rzucili
w plomienie.
W Baku znaleziono sklad bomb w do
mu pewnego Ormianina, polozonym tuz
obok palacu gubernatora.
Wiadomosci telegraficzne Polski sa
w tym tygodniu bardzo szczupfe; wido-
cznie cenzura telegram0W WychOdzacych
"a granice jest scislejsza niz byla dotych-
cZaS.
z Warszawy donosza tylko, re wiado-
NOSE klesce Rosyan wywolafa w caiem
miescie objawy wielkiej radosci. Wszy-
scy sadza re Rosya pobita sklonniejsza
bedzie do ustepstW.
W kodzi strajk pOWSzechny szerZy sic.
Okolo 1000 robotnik6w juz bierze udzial
w bezrobociu. Sytuacya jest krytyczna
Fabrykanci zadaja opieki wojska. z War
szawy przysfano 1000 zofnierzy. Kika
juz razy dochodzilo do stare t1umu woj-
skiem. w piatek wojsko strzela}o do thu
mu pred synagoga zabilo dw6chzyd6w.
w sobote cd kul zoidactwa pablo znowu
dw6ch chrzescianskich robotnik6w, to
samo w poniedzialek. w sobote w nocy
zabito ma ulicy oficera policyi, ponie-
dziaiku ma wtorek jakiegos szpicla. We
wtorek 600 robotnikow pr6bowalo pre-
moca dostac sic do szpitala Czerwonego
Krzyza, sadzac, re jeden ich towarzy-
sly, raniony w sobote przy rozruchach,
ley tam umarly. Kozacy nadjechali
strzelali kilku lekko raniono.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-06-10

Dlc ten ruch, WprOWadZlWSZy go w grZa-
zkie bagnisko opoftunizmu, czyli polity-
XII zrzekania sic zadah dalej idacych dla
uzyskania natychmiasr cokolwiek Teraz
zas, kiedy car zdecydowal sic mic ME dac,
|-bedZie peWnoscia musia1 dac wszyst-
ko, czego lud zada. Trepow jego puiki
tyle pomoga przeciw rewolucyi, co "iko-
ny" przeciw Japonczykom! Czy many
racye-pokaze niedaleka przyszlosc
Londyhska gazeta "Standard' otrzy-
mala z Mandzuryi wiadomosc, re wiesc
o klesce Rozdiestwienskiego roznios}a
sic po ca1ej armii Liniewicza wyWofa}a
wsr6d zolnierzy ducha buntu. General
Liniewicz by4 podobno zmuszony kazac
rozstrzelac 25 zbuntowanych oficer6w i
poWiesic oko1o 200 zolnierzy.
Biuro Reutera donosi z Petersburga,
re robotnicy tamtejsi szykuja sic do
wznowienia powszechnego strajku.
Ma przedmiescie Petersburga zwanem
Staraja Dierewnia wyslano kozak6w w
celu rozpedzenia wieca robotniczego.
Kozacy rozpedzili wiec nahajkami "a
brali do aresztu 40 osob, w tel liczbie
znaczna ilosc kobiet inteligencyi, ele-
gancko poubieranych.
w pawilonie Ogrodu Pawiowskiego, w
poblizu Carskiego Siola w niedziele okofo
5000 osob spacerujacych po parku "a
czelo sic domagac, aby orkiestra Woj-
skowa zagrala marsza zalobnego ma czesc
poleg}ych marynarzy w ciesninie korean
skiej. Orkiestra zlek}a sic i uciekfa.
W6wczas ma platforme orkiestrowa
wstapil p. Nowikow (byly burmistrz
miasta Baku) donosnym. g1osem zawo-
}a}: 'Uczcijmy wszyscy przez powstanie
roioTlyrah
rozlewu krwi!" Oddziai policyant6w zio-
zony 80 ludzi ukazal sic W pawilonie W
tel chwili. Policyanci, rozpychajac tium
}okciami, starali sic przecisnac. do plat
formy, aby aresztowac m6wce: Wtem
ktos krzyknal: "Precz policya! wnet
krzese}ka zacze}y fruwac W strone od-
dziaiu policyi, kt6ry, ME .pr6bujac stawic
oporu, czempredzej uciek}. Ia chwile
jednak zjawi} sic nowy oddzial policyi
w sile do 300 ludzi rzuci1 sic ku plat
formie z dobytymi pa}aszami. Publ
cznosc wielka zacietoscia krzese}ka-
mi w rekach uderzyla ma policyant6w,
gdy wtem drzwi okien pawilonu uka-
zafa sic rota strzelcow, z karabinami wy
mierzonymi do strzaiu. W6wczas wsr6d
publicznosci zapanowa}a panika wszyscy
rzucili sic do ucieczki. Wywalono drzwi,
ably sic dostac ma ulice. Wiele os6b po-
gnieciono potratowano. Pana Nowiko-
wa aresztowano. Wiesc tenn zajsciu
wywo}a}a w Petersburgu slime wrazenie.
(Pawlowsk jest to elegancka miejscowosc
zamieszka}a letnia pora przez zamozna
publicznosc).
! Zwiazek dziennikarzy professionalism
chcial zebrac sic ma narade w sprawie O.
becnego stanu rzeczy. .Wiedzac, re policya
rozwiaze zebranie, jezeli tylko bedzie
mogla, dziennikarze najeG parowiec,
wyjechali ma Newe i tam sic naradzali.
enMaUao 1eziVy aaa bska aWG1ae cSW
nadejscia rewolucyi.
Stowarzyszenie inzynier6w W Peters
burgu uchwalilo wyplacac pensye dozy-
wotnia wdowie po Awonie Kalejewie, "a
b6jcy wielkiego ksiecia Sergiusza.
Do Moskwy zjechaio sic 28O delegat6w
ma kongres ziemstW calej Rosyi. w
lostatniej chwili nadszedl zakaz rzadowy,
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-06-10

mimo, re po zniszczeniu floty rosyjskiej
ma MOrZu JapOnSkiem Rad rosyjski O.
SwiadcZyf, re nadal Wojne bedzie proWa-
dill zi}-prezydent Roosevelt poprosil do
siebie ma konferencye ambassadors rosyj-
skiego hrabiego Cassiniego i zaczal mu
prawic morally, re Rosya powinna Ia
wrzec pok6j Cassini odpowiedzia} przez
grzecznosc, re ''moraly' Roosevelta "a
komunikuje swojemu rzadowi. W kilka
dni potem Petersburga nadeszla VIA
domosc, ze Rad carski stanowczo jest
zdecydoWany ma dalsze proWadzenie woj-
ny.
Rosyanie uratowali tylko diva okrety
swoje w ostatniej bitwie morskiej kra-
zownik "Almaz" i torpedowiec Gro
znyj," kt6re zledwoscia uciekly do VIA
dywostoku, ale oba SD tax podziu-
rawione, re trzeba je bedzie kilka mie-
siecy reparowac, zanim beda zdolne do
siuzby. Try okrety dostaly sic do Ma
Mill tam zostaly rozbrojone, w porcie
Szangaj rozbrojonych zostaio kilka trans
portowc6w. Jeden okret Rosyanie sami
wysadzili w powietrze, aby sic ME do
sta1 w rece Japonczykow. Zatopionych
zostalo trzynascie okret6w, a zabranych
do niewoli dziewiec okret6w wojennych
dwanascie transportowc6w. Razem Ro-
syanie stracili przesz}o piecdziesiat okre-
tow. Gala zaioga rosyjska skiadala sic z
przesz}o 1900 6NN ludzi. z tych zatopionyc:h
zosta}o 10000, do niewoli dosta}o sic
przeszlo 5000, do Wfadywostoku ucieklo
okolo 400, reszta jest w Manili Szan-
gaju.
Wobec takich wielkich strat rosyjskich
poprostu ma cud Wyglada to, co stracili
Japonczycy, mianowicie tyllo trzy tor
pedoWce okofo 100 marynarzy zabitych
a 200 rannych. zaden wiekszy okret ME
zostal nawet poWaznie uszkodzony.
Admiral japonski Togo, znajdujac sic
ma parcerniku "Adzuma," poni6sf pod
czas bitwy lekka rane.
Do Manili ma Filipinach przybyiy w
sobote d. 3 czerwca trzy krazowniki ro-
syjskie:" Aurora, " "zemczug'i "Oleg, "
= kt6re So strasznie podziurawione poci-
skami okret6w japonskich. Admiral
Enkwist opowiedziai, re po bitwie d. 27
maja korzystajac mgfy, zdofaf cofnac
sic uciec ma ocean. ProboWaf nastepnie
dostac sic do portu chinskiego Szangaj
ale wskutek zfego stanu swoich okret6W
1nusia} piynac wiatrem dostaf sic do
Manili. Okrety SD tax podziurawione, re
potrzeba prZynajmniej diva miesiace
czasu ma ich wyreparoWanie. Rad anne
rykanski ME pozwolil ma reparacye, te-
go wzgledu, re okrety zosta}y uszkodzo-
ne W bitwie ME przez burze. Wobec
tego Rosyanie musza rozbroic te okrety
i czekac do czasu zawarcia pokoju.
Rosyjskie torpedowce z Wladywostoku
pojma}y japohski okret kupiecki "Dai-
szen' pod Hokkaido i obsadzi}y go zalo-
ga skiadajaca sic 13 marynarzy rosyj-
skich, kt6rzy mieli okret przyprowadzic
do Wfadywostoku. W drodze spotka}
"Daiszen". inny okret japonski, kt6ry
odebral Rosyanom ich zdobycz ich sa-
mych zabral do niewoli.
Admiral Birylew, kt6ry jechal do
Wiadywostoku dla objecia gl6wnej ko-
mendy mad flota rosyjska, otrzymal W
drodze rozkaz cd cara, azeby wraca} do
domu.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-06-10
Mojna Rosyjsko. .Japofska

Pomimo, ze Rad rosyjski kilkakrotnie
oswiadcza}, il ME zyczy sobie, ably kto-
rekolwiek panstwo rozpoczynafo starania
pok6j pomiedzy Rosya Japonia; po-
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-06-10
Vol. XVIII. June 10, 1905.

Admiral Rozdiestwienskij po zatopie-
niu pancernika flagowego "Kniaz Su-
worow' przesiadl sic ma torpedowiec
"Biedowyj' chcial uciec do Wladywo-
stoku, ale popadl W rece Japonczyk6w.
Kiedy Japohczycy dostali sic ma poklad
"Biedowego, "znalezli Rozdiestwienskie-
go ukrytego w kacie, broczacego we
krwi. Od}amy pocisku pokaleczyly mu
glove, piersi prawa noge. Poczatkowo
przypuszczano, re ME bedzie zyl, ale po
przewiezieniu go do szpitala japonskie-
go W, Sasebo, doktorzy japonscy zaieli
sic MIN nadzwyczaj starannie jest juz
teraz pewnost, re Eye bedzie. W kilka
dni pc przeprowadzeniu operacyi pre-
konaniu sic, re Rozdiestwienskij bedzie
zyl, iaponskie ministeryum marynarki
przyslafo mu piekny bukiet kwiat6w z
biletem: "Choc los byi przeciwko Panu,
to Panska odwaga walecznosc obudzi
dla Pana Geese uwielbenie W calym
Swiecie"
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-06-10

Jak sic okazuje, Rosyanie ME umieli
utrzymac sekrecie swego zamiaru
wplyniecia ciesnine koreanska. Mary
narze rosyjscy wygadali sic z tenn pred
marynarzami innych narodowosci W In
dochinach; ci powiedzieli kupcom japon-
skim, ci zn6w dali znac 0 TEN do admi-
ralicyi Tenn sic objasnia, dlaczego Togo
zg6ry wiedzia}, gdzie czekac ma eskadre
Rozdiestwienskiego.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-06-10

z Londynu rozeszia sic po swiecie po-
gloska, ze Rad buigarski kupil cd Ar
gentyny cztery statki wojenne try
torpedowce zaraz odprzedal je carowi.
Ia to dostai cd cara tytulem faktornego
"a % miliona rubli wagon6w lokomO-
tyw ola kolei rzadowych bulgarskich.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-06-10

Admiral Togo, dajac sygnai do bitwy,
odezwaf sic do swoich marynarzy
"Przyszle losy naszego cesarstwa zalezne
sa Cd tel bitwy. Spodziewam sic, re ka-
zdy was uczyni wszystko, CO jest W
lego mOcy,'
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-06-10

Rad rosyjski po raz trzeci ostrzeg
Chiny, re bedzie zmuszony teatr wojn.
rozszerzyc ma Mongolie, jezeli Rad chin
ski ME zmusi Japonii do zachowanis
neutralnej sfery ma polnoc cd wawoz,
Tie.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-06-10

Japonczycy przyfaczyli do zaiogi ja
ponskiej rosyjski okret 'Kazan," stoja
cy W Porcie Artura. (Okret ten zostal "
swoim czasie skonfiskowany przez rae
japonski zato, re, s}uzac jako okret szpi.
talny, oddawa} armii rosyjskiej uslugi
Woienne).
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-06-10

Reszta rannych zolnierzy rosyjski
pozostajacych w Porcie Artura przysz
juz do zdrowia zostala odes}ana do c.;
flu. Wyslano takze Portu Artura ma p
rowcu angielskim "Whampoa" wpro
do Odesy czterdziestu obiakanych *
merry oficer6w rosyjskich.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-10-26
sHOwMEN ARE Welded.
q. 3. Ravsr and ]. h. Edwards, Of
Parker COMPANIES. Married.

q. B. Raver and J. Il. Edwards, Of
Parker Companies, Married.
J..Barry Edwards, manager Of one
OF the Parker carnival companies,
spent the night in town returning at
once to ChickashA, l. f., where the
company is this week. He was mar
ried three weeks ago ct Grand Island,
Neb., to Miss Agnes Keefe Of New
York City. Miss Keeie has been with
the company this season making the
high dive. She was in the Esrl'S
Court theatre, London, for three sea-
sons doing startling acts.
Harry B. Raver, one Of the man
ayers Of company No. 8, now in Chill
licothe, Mo-, was married last week
at Kansas City to Miss Agnes Vain Of
Mexico, Mo.
Messrs. Edwards and Raver will
have the good wishes Of many Abb
lene friends. ..-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-10-26
Don't Borrow Trouble.

tits q bad habit to borrow any.
thing. but the worst thing you can
possibly borrow, 10 trouble. When
sick, sore, heavy, weary and WORKOUT
by the pains and poiSonsof dyspepsia,
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Heart
Weakness.

DR.. Miles Heart Cure has
made many hearts well after
they have been pronounced
hopeless. It has completely
cured thousands, and will all
most invariably cure or benefit
every case Of heart disease.
Short breath, pain around
heart, palpitation, fluttefing,
dizzy, fainting and smothering
spells should not be neglected.
Take DIR. Miles Heart Cure
and see how quick you will
be relieved.
It cannot make a new heart,
but will restore a sick one by
strengthening the heart nerves
and muscles, relieving the
unnatural strain, and restoring
its vitality.
IT had . very bad case Of heart
trouble. For six months I could not
and feeling bad all day; In the after
noon In plowing one row had to lay
heart throbbsd as though Il would
burst through, and had difiiculty In
Bottle Of Dr. Miles, Heart Cure, and
before l had used half Of 10 I could
lay. down and sleep all night Previ-
ously had to set up from i've to ten
times q night. have taken several
bottles, and my heart IL as regular &c
clock work. feel like q new man,
and can. work considerable for an Old
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n. D. McGIII. Frost. Ohio.
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-10-26
CORN TRAIN COMING HERE.
Rock Island Special Will Bring Lee
turers on Crops.


The Rock Island has arranged for q
corn and wheat special which will be
In charge of President Nichols Of the
State Agricultural college and will be
run over Rock Island lines in Kansas.
The train will consist Of two coaches,
a sleeper and a dining car. The
coaches will be fitted up for lecture
rooms. The train will stop about
thirty minutes ct each Of the la sta
tions on the Rock Island. Two leo
lures on corn and wheat production
will be given at each place by Presi-
dent Nichols and mem bers Of the COL
lege faculty.