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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-08
County High SehseI.

Roney's Boys, March II, two CON.
certs. AtSp. m. for pupils Of the
district schools. ATS p. m. for regular
patrons Of the course. This promises
to be the most largely attended enter
tAihment the D. O. h. 8. has ever
had. l'
The seniors have ordered . copy IN
CararA marble Of RanCh'S Victory Of
Berlin ~ their gilt the school.
Examinations closed Thursday at
noon and Chapman is now deserted.
/ Miss Mary Sheets and Mary Denny
will room together at the Pierce house
during the spring term. Both have
had good success In their schools
this winter.
judges have been selected for the
contest March 81.
Lolita Hoag has left to attend her
father who is very sick In Boulder.
Colo.
Miss Nellie Purvss IL one Of the
teachers who will taks
advantage Of the special classes for
teachers.
Tom Moore delivered q good ora-
lion on Dr., W. B. Harper. and Els
beth Frey an interesting one on Ideals
est Saturday.
The Cook society Was given . treat
y Nellie Crum's reading Of the thsa
re scene from Mrs. N. Wigs.
The chapel Is making great i'm
movement under Mr.. BIggartb en-
huSiastIo leadership.
The lecture course has bssn,so well
atronisod that the management will
i've . sixth number. Ticket covers
III admit the owners to this. II
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-08
oave InteroltinR AddrsIs.

The storm did not prevent th'
meeting Of the chOristsrs and organ
lists At the home Of Rev. and Mrs. T,
Bsrgssrssssr last night. Numerous
+. expressions Of regret are heard. how;
ever, that 90 many failed 10 hear the
extraordinary paper BY Mrs. Wiriok
and the delightful conversation on
church and Sunday school music
which followed.
The musical culture Of children,
discrimination in hymns and hymn
tunss. prsludss and lntsrludssi these
u.ss among the themes discussed.
In sddIHon. BumbsrIsss hinis Of
prss,is.l valus were offered. Thoss
sho wsrs present FEEL desPly thelf
cbiigrron . ihs giissd visitor iron
enlihA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-08
PARKER OPENS HRRR
Big Carnival Company Will Exhibit
10 Abilene About April Goth. Y

10 Abilene About April Goth.
Charlie Parker never iorgsts abb
lene. he secs to II that bis shows
give the bone town . chance before
other towns see them. This he will
do With the Great Parker Amusement
company carnival this year ahda two
day exhibit will bs presented here
about April goth. Con. +. Kennedy
nae charge Of this company.
Parkerville is . very buay place
these days. II is alarge task 70 get
Eve carnival comPanies and big OK
sravaganza ready for the road but the
shops are working hard and the poor.
oct show this year will DO better than
the best one last season
The manufacture 81 the Hale
Sights and Scenes Of the World" will
mean,a great deal Of business for they
are among the best attractions now
before the public. The fact that Abb.
lens is to manufacture them 10 credit
able to Mr.. Parker's standing as a
manufacturer
Alderman BuckStaff Of Lincoln, Ne
was here and bought Eve
shove for a park being established
just outside Ct Lincoln. His orders
AMOUNT TO over $1,000 and he says
hat after LOOKING over the field
9arker's was the best Of them all.
Several contracts have been closed
nTexas and the large cities will be
listed next fall and summer.
The Fair association is endsavoring
get some Of the Parker attractions
u the big show next fall. 1t should Z
done for Dickinson county likes 9
ie kind Of shows Parker puts out. a
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-08
McBOylO.D sardOR.


At high noon Thursday, March LIST
John A. Dearborn Of Carlton and Mari
J. A. McBoyle Of Abilene, daughter O
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. MCBoyle Of Bon
accord, were married by Rev. 3. N,
HAlbert Of Solomon Of the home o.
the brides parents. The minister
entered the ,parlOr alone. the bride
coming after leaning on her fathers
arm and took her position under the
drspery Of the south bay window
which was richly decorated With beau
tiinl house plants, and the bride.
groom and attendant entered through
another door and joined the bride.
The minister said: Friends, We are
all here before God;" . few more
words BY the minister and the assent,
~ do" from the contracting parties
they were pronounced husband and
wife Just % the clock was striking
twelve.
About seventy guests were present
to witness the marriage and for CON
CALCULATIONS ell Of whom were rels-
lives Of the bride and groom except .
very few intimate frisndS. After CON
grAtulations, dinner was announced
and the guests assembled IN the din
Ing room and enjoyed q sumptuous
Jour course dinner. The decorations
we're red and white carnations. The
bride was dressed In blue silk.
White silk fssus and white silk ap.
'liqus supplied the trimmings. She
voro 10 her hair orange blossoms
Vorn BY ber mother on her wedding
10y twenty-oight years ago and ear
led white carnations. Many useful
nd ornamental presents were re-
eived ss tokens Of love and esteem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dearborn are veil and
lvOrably known 10 the community
there they i've a. most Of their lives
40 been spent here. Mr. DeArdOtf Is
Christian man Of high morals, q
God and successful farmer. Mrs.
sardoFf Il g leader In the church !
roles where she lives. She IL one Of
ar best young ladies. They viii b
homo 10 their many friends on the
eardorfi farm. -
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-08
MISS UpsHAw Is DEAD.
Beloved and Popular abilene Woman
Passes Away.
From Mondays DARYL

From Mondays Datly.1
Az 1915 this morning after to,
days illness Miss Ida N. Up'haw Tel
asleep.in death 81 the UPshaw hom'
on Vine street, The news Of bel
passing away has brought sadness t.
host Of friends for during the long
years,of her residence in this city she
won friends everywhere and was
loved for many noble qualities and
tor sweetness Of life that Influenced
all for good. She had been nj with
pneumonia which developed into men.
ingitis and the end came peacefully
with the tenderness Of sleep. Her
only sister, Mrs. W. s. Stambaugh Of
Fargo, N. D.. her brother, 9. 8. Up
shaw. Of Topeka, and. her father were
with her. Their sorrow 10 shared BY
all who knew her.
Miss UpshAw was born in Marsh
field. Mo-, As years ago. In her child.
hood she came to this county with
her parents living first on . farm in
South Dickinson and then In Abilene.
Since her mothers death in her girl.
hood she has been her fathers helper
ana has won the admiretion Of all.
She was member Of the PreSby terian
church and active 10 the City's social
life.
[From Wednesdays Daily.l
The funeral services Of Miss Ida
Upahaw were held at the Presbyterian !
church at p. m. this afternoon. The
church was filled to the doors with
friends And acqusintaucsS who wished
10 show their respect for the memory
Of one whom all loved and esteemed.
The CAsket was hidden beneath the
wealth Of horal tributst heaped there
on by sorrowing friends. The pail
bearers were J. J. Goodeu. ,. N.
Gleissner, G. A. Rogers. E. 3. Ma. |
lott, G. A. Case. Il. @. Lifts. Miss .
Grace Peters, Mrs. h. NJ. Howard, a.
Q. Ellison and M. h. Malott sang the J
|syorite songs Of the deceased. :
Rev. DR.. BlAyney Oficiated and the q
burial was in Abilene cemetery.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-08
A Square Deal
iS what you want and what you
will get II you trade with
W. L. COOLEY,
The Optician.

BE guarantees svery pair Of Spec
taelos sold 70 give satlafaoilon. Bring
In your broken speotaelos. Ne vii r.
pair, pat II new parts needed, sdiust
he frames 70 your face. ct your eyes
% new lenses I you ned them.
BE has spsnt 80 ySau n Abilene
and hes made . success Of he busi.
nasA. Byes tsgted Frse. Iho largest
end most tomplsts iins 81 Opilcal
roods n lhs eii5. 1Bfsfi
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-08
DR., Q. " BROOKS DEAD.
Entsrpriss Physician Stricken While
Attending Patient.
From Wednesdays Daily.l

u 'NN~@-~fN-A@a
A telephone message from Enter
prise says DR., G. W. Brooke died
suddenly Of heart failure while a.
tending patient at the home Of 8.
Kauffman near Navarro. His son
Cecil Of this city left for Enterprise
at once on receipt Of the news.
DR.. Brooks and family recently re-
turned from Guthrie whsre they spent
two years. DR.. Brooks was one Of
the cOuuty's best known physicians
and q host Of friends will be saddened
by his death. he was 9 member and
past master Of Benevolent Lodge.
A. +. & A. M.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-08
BANDS FINE OOECERT.
1ntsrssting Program Given With
Much Ability.

IFfom Wednesdays Dailyl
The bands annual benefit concert
was given at the seelys theatre last
evening. A large attendance enjoyed
the excellent program.
Every number was given with skill
and ability and received hearty AP-
plause. The band is the best the city
sver haa and Abilene is justly proud
Of lie fine music. The concert cleared
,bOut $40.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-08
Gsad swaat potatosD.

Price S1.0O buShel. Inquire Of
G. A. Hilton, II miles west OF Abilsnel
Phone 1866. 1854
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-08
Three Big Bargains in win.
dow Shades.

Lot No. consists Of Green and
Blue Calumet Shades, spring
rollers, at.....,.. ~. i0c
Lot No. 2, consists Of Blue and
Green Shades, patent spring
rollers, tFimmiBgs complete.
worth q SSc' at. ........... $50
Lot No. 8, consists Of Blue and
Green Shades, fringed, best
grade worth 40, sale price. \. 200
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-08
Great Shoe Sale.

Ladies', children'S and men's ehoes
will be offered ct astonishipolv Iow
prices during this sale. We viii offar
several broken lots ct rs Dor cent leaa
than factory prices to close:
Children's Shoes 10 medium and
heavy weight, 8 to 8. at per pair 800
Children's Shoes in light, medium
and heavy weight, Q to ~.
worth 81 and ei26, sale price
Pet PAir'.., .......,... -. 100
Children's Shoes 10 light, medium
and heavy weight, worth $3.50
and tl.7S, 10 IS to ?, sale price
per pair............... Lib
Ladies' Shoes in heavy weight, felt
lined. worth Sl.66 snd ei.76.
per pair nov. 80 -. ........l.l6
One mixed lot oil ladies' Lace and
Button Shoes, broken liDo Of
sizes, worto from tl.76 to $3.50
per PalF. your pick ct per pair ei.iS
One lot Of extra good grade Ia
dies Shoes In Vici KIds, Don.
COLA and Velour Cali. stock and
patent tip, French, Cuban and
Military heel, ell guaranteed
goods. worth from e2.2b to
$3.50, sale price $50. :. ..Lbs
Mems Shoes, the best values ever
offered, are here. Mems dreso
Shoes In DoBgols stock worth
$3.50, ct this sale. ...........L.6s
den's Work Shoes, Lace and
buckle, the tI.6o value, per
pair" .'s........... ..... LIE
deu's light and medium weight
Shoes, dressy end durable, IN
smooth box calf and velour
cali. vid kid, worth 1875 and
$3.50, sale price. -. .......aS8
isns House slippers, worth $50,
Per PAIR. ............... a7o
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Ror sals.

Thoroughbred Black Lsngshsn
eOctsrsla Mrs. A. B. chsstsius abb
Isns. $50
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800 Lace Curtains, At per pair. 7. 400
$3.50 Lace Curtains, At per pair. Osc
$500 Lace Curtains, a. Per pair. l.4e,
One mixed lot Of dress Ginghams
and soft finish Madras Cloths
worth 100 and l2c 3D., choice
Psg yu'''.,,,'....., ..... So
400 yards Of double width Sheet
ing, bargain price at per yd.. 100
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Strengthening Sale !.
For Eight Days Only,
Commencing Saturday, March 10, Ending March Il.
Odds and Ends Broken Lines Of Shoes and
Clothing Will Be Sacrificed.
One mixed lot Of ladies' fleece lined
Wrappers, neatly trimmed with
braid, worth 81. Is and 81. 80, your

One mixed lot OF ladies' fleece lined
Wrappers, neatly trimmed with
braid, worth u. 70 and Sl,60,your
pick e.. 4. ..,.....t..,... .78c
500 yards Of good quality Apron
Ginghams, the 6ciand 60 grade,
% long as they last, per yd...1 40
800 pairs Of ladies' ribbed hose,
worth 1919 pair. now per pair 80
100 full size White bedSpreads, the
900 value, at... -. ...... 6Sc
One mixed lot Of White Bed, prOads,
full size, MArsailles patterns,
heavy fringe, worth $3.50, sale
price. ..t....... ....,... $50
500 yards Of German Blue Calico,
the loo value, at per I'd. ..... sic
One mixed lot Of wide width Per-
Gales, worth 100 per I'd, As long
% they last at per I'd. ...... $50
Muslin Underwear, complete
Ike Of less than cost Of material.
You will find some healthy bar.
gains In this selection.
One mixed lot Of Brllllantines, 40,
A and 4S inches wide, colors
black. brown and gray, worth
from go to 100 per, yd., choice
at per I'D ....,...,...,.... 400
700 yds. Of Table Dsmssk in reds
and blues, warranted fast colors,
worth 800 3D.. OF per yd.. ...2Sc
100 yds. Of Linen Crash, worth 9cs
yd., now per ID. ....... 68c
90 ydS. Of fancy Striped Feather
Ticking, worth loo yd.pnow
per "a. go ..,.........,....lV4c
10y Manton's 2Oc and $50 pat
boEubp 49, ..... .....,t 1VC
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HEHnY DnrHnnAu

Ysarling steer. red with shIts isos.
zane % az Plaes sbout Feb. isL
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Lace and Embroidery sale.

b. -
500 remnants Of Lace and En-.
broidory 10 lengths from / to 5
yards, At bargain prices.
800 yds. Of Cretcns, elegant styles,
worth 100 3D.. sale price per
". yo.'''.,..,.. "" ...,...elc
100 yds. soft finish bleachsd Mus.
10. worth stc per I'd, sale price
PeE 49, 'ss.... ...,... $50
100 cambria fuish Pillow Cases,
iull size, at....,. .... lilo
One mixed lot Of Panama Cloths
aud Wool SergeS, 20 and &c
inches wide. worth 76C . yard,
sale price per I'd. .4Sc
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Mems and Boys Clothing

eASA seAAA ASSI0 VAVtAAAAAH
A bargain snap. Of mems Wool
Pants Of 91.47 Q pair. A few sizes In
this lot are omitted. they have been
selling Ct 32.2t.
One mixed lot Of mems Wool
Pants and Fancy Worsted, full
line Of sizes from so to 40, for!
mer prices e1.76, $500 and
$3.50, your pick at per pair. 1877
Mems Work Pants In Jeans, So.
tinets, Ducks and Moleskins, up
to Sl.60 Q pair, your choice ct
per pair ...J........,....... $50
Mems Suits. your choice Of Eve
lines, at eS.9s. Check csasl-
meres. fancy Worstsds, Jersey
Cloths, Scotch Tweeds and Mel
ton Cloths, not . suit 10 the !
bunch that 10 not worth $3.50, /
your choice az per Suit.. .....SSS
MeD'S extra quality fine Wool
Suits; 8 solect lines ct e6.9ea
Suit, In Scotch Tweeds, Melton
and isnoy weAveS, regular value
$3.50, now per suit ....p...69e
Boys Suits
1915 boys Suit cut To-. ........ 1877
Il 50 boys Suit cut to-" 1870
$50 boys Suit cut 10. ~. .....2.4s
,oyS' Pants, cut sale prloe, per
nair Q0o. gao. Aao Ala
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-12-22
Beautiful Line of new
MedIIions from 25c to $40
and Sis at Cy E. Napper's.

One of the Bakers at Mendon came
to Logan Thursday, got on the out
side of too much lighting whiskey and
attempted to clean out various and
sundry establishments. He met with
considerable opposition and along
about O'Clock the poor fellows face
looked like it had been pounded for
an hour by steam battering ram.
The last round took place on Main
street and lasted for a half hour.
Every effort to get hold of police.
man was unaviling were conspicu.
Gus for their absence Some of the
cantankerous mans relatives tried to
take care Of him, and not little
sympathy for them was expressed,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-12-22

Floods the body with warm, glowing
vitality, makes the nerves strong,
quickens circulation, restores natural
vigor, makes you feel like one born
again. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea; 81 cents. c. +. Napier.
Scion Barber, artistic decorator for
the Coop Drug Co, has produced a
very attractive window, Holly and
coIored paper are draped artistically,
and Christmas articles arranged so
as to be very pleasing in appearance.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-12-22
a Daily Thought.

Treat Chrlsts life as your copy.
The scholar does not ask the teach.
er why such and such letters appear
in the copy, but repeats them over
and over until they are learned
Daily Companion
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-12-22
AsYou will be sorry if you
not call and examine
my Xmas line before pur-
chasing. Cy E. Napier.

According to press dispatches Con-
gresham Howell will so to Panama
during the holidays. Several western
congressman are going there to in
vestigate japanese conditions,
We are prepared to furnish any and
all kinds of musical Instruments.
Pianos and organs for adults, small
instruments for children. The cheap
est place in the town for these articles
is at Hobbs Music store.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-12-22
osha" cares catarrh, and asthma


Osha" cares catarrh, and asthma
Attorney Arthur Hart, OF Preston,
Bishop Wakely, of Marsh Valley, and
Judge Bulge, of Paris, Idaho were IN
Logan on business yesterday.
AS usual the largest line
of holiday goods at Cy f.
Napper's.
John Welch Jr came over from
Paradise Friday to get his children
who are in school here. They will |
spend the holidays at home.
Mountain restaurant and lodging
house, IS West First North street,
Logan. Mrs. T.. Nielsen, proprietor.
Peuer Berntsen, OF the Maiad Enter
prise, is in Logan to remain until
after Christmas. He has been III sew.
eral days, but is now improving.
During the holidays we are selling "a
full quart Of superior port wine for 80
, cents and full gallon for $50. Ritter
Bros Drug Co.
A creditable program was rendered
by the 9Th and 9Th grades in the
Woodruff building on Thursday after
noon. The program consisted of songs,
recitations, and select reading by the
pupils The teacher, +. j. Clark, is
deserving of credit for his good work
with his students in this regard
Bergener Il Co., undertakers, are
now open for business In their new
undertaking parlors, l49 Mort Main
street. The best methods in embalm-
, ing. The finest line of caskets and
collins in Northern Utah.
In letter frem Thomas II Wool
ford, of Cardston, Alberta, we gather
that he has been gloriously prosperous
this year, more so than last. In 1905
a heavy hailstofm did not less than
$4,000 worth OF damage to his crops,
but this year Mr.. Woolford's crop
brought him sufficient money TO square
off all his Indebtedness and he has
about $4,000 bushels of grain yet in
his bins. Tom" atli-ms that there is
no land like Canada, ard he urges all
the old mossbacks down here to come
up and be rejuvenated.
No buyer can afford to buy Christ.
mas presents before looking over the
large and unique stock of fancy china
porcelain ware at the Cache Valley
Mercantile Co. this season. They
have an inexhaustable line Of just
those things that make fitting pres
ents for the "Yuletide," and car
, supply the most exacting demands
: See their beautiful dolls that they ar,
selling so cheap
; Joseph Z. Jones, of Teton, Idaho, Il
in Logan enroute home from Sal,
Lake city, where he had a cystic gar
: ter removed recently. 1t was as large
e as "a large size teacup and had beer
y coming on and slowly growing in siz
: for the past twelve years. IL was en-
+ circling the iugular vein, growing
. down on the breast and was beginning
+ to press on the windpipe and was be
e coming very painful. The doctor
;. told Mr.. Jones the only thing tina
s would save his life was TO have it Gu
: out. He was operated upon at tn
}. Holy Cross hospital on the SLh inst
:. and has now fully recovered, a fac
r many friends in this valley will b
glad to note.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-12-22
Is per cent off OF Men
and Boys suits at Dunbar
Robinson & Co.'s.

The II. X. Thomas corner, soon to
be occupied by the Howell & Craw-
ford firm, is now torn wrong-side.out
in the preparation OF converting IL
into a department. establishment.
The inside walls are being removed
and both rear and front remodeled.
Without doubt the firm will have
convenient quarters when they get in
to their new building.
II is not the rule for blacksmiths to
put out fancy advertising, but the
progressive disposition of Roza & Pick
EFT has led them to distribute some
very pretty calendars this year. An
English tavern scene in a border OF
riding whips, with bit and horseshoe
ornaments, makes a very suggestive
design and a very attractive one as
well. This popular firm believes In
keeping up with the times-not only
believes in it, but actually does it.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-12-22
Did you read about "Osha?"

AT the Scandinavian meeting next
Sunday morning at the tabernacle,
Antoine Sorenson will deliver lecture
upon THE Life OF Christ" and An
dreas Peterson on The Life of Joseph
Smith"
We have her favorite perfume. In
handsome gift packages, Ritter Bros
Drug Co.
Henry Borkman and Eli Jensen
came from Alexander, Idaho, last
Sunday and will live in Newton the
coming winter. In making a journey
from Cache Junction to Logan on
Thursday by the railroad it took them
four and half hours.
Notice-After March 3lst, 07,
Wilkinson & Son will discontinue
bookbinding.
Yesterday morning Professor North
rup went to the Central experiment
farm, between Lehi and American
Fork. In speaking of the experiment
stations throughout the state, Prof
Northrup expressed himself as being
highly delighted with the results
given during the past year.
For Sale-Four or five WyandottC
cockerells o. p. Thatcher, corner
Crockett and Canyon avenues. Bel
phone 237z.
Mrs. Nettie T. Sloan has entered
divorce proceedings in the District
court. She was married to Robert w
Sloan about nineteen years ago, IL
this city, and they have two children
While there is no aimony asked thu
court is requested to use its discretion
relative to the custody and earring TO
the children.