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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-09-12
If It's
Neuralgia

and those sharp, shooting,
agonizing pains drive you
almost crazy, take DR..
Miles Anti-Pain Pills,
and get relief. They drive
out the pain by their
soothing effect upon the
nerves. When taken as di-
rected they are harmless,
and leave no bad after-ef-
fects. That's the reason
they are so popular with
all who use them. Your
druggist can tell you what
others in your locality
think Of them.
IT do positively think that DR.. Miles
ANTI Pain Pills are the best medicine
ever put upon the market nnq
them so restful and soothing, and
without any bad after. effects. l have
system would Just ache and culver,
and ! cannot take oplates; but ! can
take these tablets, and they always
relieve me. No one that suffers with
neuralgia need fear to take them az
/ know they will not form n habit. for
II there was any opiate In them could
toh III In tHn morn.
ing when feel bau, and l can do my
work all day"
MRS. W. H. BURKETT, Macon, Ga.
Or. Miles Anti Pain Pills are sold by
your druggist, who will guarantee that
the first packard will benefit. " It
falls, he will return your money.
20 doses, % cents. Never sold In bulk.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-09-12
IN HIS MEMORY
A Beautiful Monument Now Marks
the Spot Where President
Mckinley Fell.
WAS FITTIMGLY DEDICATED
Was Erected by the State Of New York
On a Site Provided by City
Of Buffalo-0ov. Hughes
Address.

Bunalo, N. T., sept WIN n'se
ceremonies Deautiiui monuneh'' tne
tribute OF New York state ana inc ci.y
Of Buffalo to the memory OF tne ,a.e
President William mcn'nio'' "1
icated here Thursday. GOV. hughes
made the principal address Oh tne uay
and paid a glowing tribute 70 inc
martyred statesman whose career was
tragically terminated In tnis Guy VI
September IA, lSol' Inousanus =.
people from all over the STATE ae'enueu
the ceremony
The monument was erec'eu Wy NC
state OF New YORK on a si.e pio''.1u
by the city OF Bunaio' II III IN 'ne
form OF an obelisk OF whlte marpie on
feet high and is situated az NiasAra
Square, the Intersection OF niagara
and Court streets and Delaware ave
nue.. The obelisk rests upon peaes,
tai IA feet high, the base Oh which 10
IL feet above the street level ne
whole Is surrounded by .esseia'eu
promenade, embellished WIN orh".e
parapets ana pallusIIaues anu ep"1A
ing fountains on four sizes Vi .ne
base OF the column are the ioilo"ins
Inscriptions:
This shaft was erected Dy tne S'a'e
OF New York to honor the memory VI
William Mckinley, tWehty-hith plesi.
dent OF the United states OF America
William Mckinley was porn at
Niles, OHIO, January zS' 1880 was Gu
listed Twenty'tnlrd ohio Volunteers
June II, 1861, as private, ana mustered
out July 70, 1900, as lnaJoE ny oio'o''
for gallantry under tire. y
William Mckinney was eiecteu "
congress as representative OF ohio
in 1876, rs, 80, ~, "a, 80. was
elected governor OF OHIO In 1881 ana
1893, and president OF the united
States in 1896 and l9OO'
william Mckinley died ln/buHalo'
September IA, 1901, victim OK a treach-
erous assassin, who shot the president
as he was extending to him the hanu
Of courtesy"
The monument was built unoer the
direction of a commission, composed
Of E. H. Butler and George H.
Matthews of Buffalo, John G. Milburn
of New York formerly OF Buffalo, ana
at whose home President Mckinley
died, and e. A. Curtis OF Fredonla.
Thursday saw an end to their work
when Chairman Butler formally hand
ed over to Gov, Hughes a work com
plete in every detail and OF rare ar
tistic beauty ....
In accepting the monument Gov.
Hughes said in part:
Here was marked the tragic ter
mination of a great career. Here in
an awful moment there were revealed
in sudden lurid flashes the opposing
forces whose conflict is the history of
mankind. At a time Of rare prosper
ity, when American Industry and COM
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-09-12
Sentenced the Mutlnes re-.

Kiev, Russia, Sept. IA courtmar-
tial Friday sentenced the Mutineers Of
the twenty-first battalion of Sappers,
who, on June II, killed the commander
Of the third company, began firing vol
leys at random and were not subdued
Until surrounded by FIVE battalions of
loyal troops. Two Of the prisoners
we're condemned to death, seven were
cantenced to periods of Imprisonment
In the mines and Is received lighter
punishments.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-09-12

Oakland, Cal, Sept. 6.-Four men
we're killedN Friday in an explosion
that wrecked the .gelatine storehouse
OF the California Powder company. a
few miles from the town OF Plnole
The dead; Gus C1npsn. Is years old
George Wilkens. 30 years old; Wong
Hin, Wong Gen. The cause Of the en-
plosion Is unknown.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-09-12
First published in Abilene Weekly Reflector
September s. 1907.
Sherlff's Sale Under Execution.
STATE OF KANSAS. lss.
Dickinson County,
State OF Kansas
vs..
Edward Makins.

By virtue of an Execution to me directed
and delivered, issued out of the Eighth Ju-
dicial District Court of the State Of Kansas,
State, | viii, on Monday, October 9TH. A..
D. 1907, at the honr of ten o'clock A. M. Of
said day, at the front door Of the Court
House In Abilene, in the County and State
aforesaid, offer for public sale and sell to me
title and interest Of the above named defend.
ant in and to the following described real
estate to- wit: Lots seventy-three l7S), seven
ty-Ave (75) and seventy-seven l7D on 6th
to the City of Abilene, Dickinson County,
Kansas.
Sasd propt rty levied on and to be sold as
]. B. FAVOR.
q. g. ToWNER. Sheriff.
Attorney for Plaintiff. $50
sheriff's Office Dickinson County, Kansas,
Aug. 81, 1907.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-09-12
First published in Abilene Weekly Re-
fiecter September 8, 1901
Sheriff's Sale Under Execution.
STATE OF KANSAS, loo.
Dickinson County,
State OF Kansas
vs..

Hiland SouthWofth.
Bv virtue of an Execution to me dire ted
and delivered, issued out of the Eighth Ju-
diciai district Court of the State Of Kansas,
sitting in and for Dickinson County, in said
State, will on Monday. October 9TH. A. D;
day. at the front door Of the Court House In
Abilene, in the County and State, aforesaid,
offer for public sale and sell 10 the highest
bidder, for cash in hand, all the right title
and interest of the above named defendant
in and to the following described real estate
to.wit: Lots one a. four ~ and six 10y
Henry, Hodge and Reeds sub division OF,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-09-12

Buffalo, n. Y. SEPT The a..
teenth tfiennial conierence Of the
German speaking Baptists Of North
America h IN session here SIX
hu1drcd dcierniea are present
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-09-12
Fosier-hllburn Co. euhaIO, \

sols Agents foI ths Unitet1Saies
nrueuhss Sc bsns-Doan's-sne taks noI
ct1lf
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-31
Romance in Business.

n q young man does not find ro-
nance in his business, 1t Is not the
fault OF the business. but the fault or
the young man, declares Andrew Car
negie. in System. Consider the won
ders, the mysteries. connected with
the recent Developments in that most
spiritual of all agents-electricity.
with its unknown. and. perhaps. even
unguessed powers. He must indeed
be a duh and prosaic young man who.
being connected with electricity in
any OF its forms. is not lifted from
hum.drum business TO the region OF
the mysterious. Business Is not all
dollars. These are but the shell-the
kernel lies within. and is 10 be en-
Ioyed later, as the higher faculties OF
the business man. so constantly called
into play. develop and mature. The
root OF business must always be serv-
ice to the community. The real busi'
ness man Is one who furnishes some
commodity that the community needs.
Dollar making is not necessarily busi-
ness. The man who stands in a brok' |
er's office. for instance. and watches |
the tape. is not business man. but
gambler What is speculation, any
way. but parasite fastened upon the
labor OF all real business men? 1t
creates nothing. 1t is the counterfeit
Of true business. Some people make
n great mistake when they decry the
acquisition of wealth. 4 man must
get money before he can give it
isn't that selfevident? He must be
ego.istic before he is altruistic.
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-31
Appr.l,e. American COLLEGES.

Theodore Parker once said that De
niocracy meant not I am as good as
you are but You are as good as |
am"
That definition OF democracy. in the
.arger or general sense. is recalled by
the handsome compliment paid our
American universities by Prof. Brandt,
Of Berlin university. who has been Civ
Ing his American impressions in a
German periodical. OF the colleges OF
the new world the distinguished Ger
man scholar says: The students be-
have themselves with selt.respect as
well as respect for others as II con-
scious OF being members of a great
and proud democracy. 4 remarkable
measure OF independence distinguishes
these youths whose instructors. in
deed. seem more anxious 10 educate
them as good citizens than as fine
gentlemen" II that be true. as we be-
lieve 1t is as a rule. remarks the Mil
waukee Seminal, our growing multi
tude OF college boys are collectively
imbued with the right spirit OF democ.
racy. as defined by Parker. and their
teachers are recognizing in practice
that the teaching function must con-
cern itself mainly with moldiug char.
acter in conformity with the theory
and ideals OF this republic of manhood
valuation and civic equality.
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-31
Waste OF Scientific 1h.u.h.

Word comes from Paris thz, = scien-
list over there has Al invention thz.
will make detailed record Of a mans
thoughts This is interesting but Il.
viii never be popular. declares CI=ye-
land Plain Dealer. Few nea think
thoughts that they would care to pre-
serve. more especially il taken una
wares by a prowleT with a snapshot
think recorder OF course. IT night
be possible to train the mind TO sit
for . mental picture. as 1t were. but
there are few men who could look
pleasant while doing it. No man
would feel safe as long as he thought
II was in the neighborhood. No, the
Frenchman would do humanity a
much greater and far more satisfying
service by perfecting new can open
er or an original cough cure.
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-31
Another Texas Cyclone.

Fort Worth. Texas.-A tornado
which killed at least twelve persons.
swept over Texas May ,25th. destroy.
ing thousands of dollars worth OF prop
erty. The iull list of dead is not OBJ
tainable, as telegraph wires are down
in many portions of the state, but II Is
believed the death list will show a
great increase. Those who are known
to be dead are:
w. p. Lyon. an Ellis county farmer.
Harry Sneed, aged sixteen. of Rose.
bud.
A. X. Sanderson. Park Springs.
Walter Martin. Emory.
Mrs. Burkhalter, blind woman
Emory.
William Harvey. Emory.
Three nebroes, names not vet
known, Emory.
Mrs. t. c. Douglas, Wills Point.
Jesse Douglas, her eight.year.old
son.
James Mcclellan, seven years old.
Scores are reported injured. many of
them fatally.
Many cattle were killed, a number
OF them being picked up by the tornado
and carried hundreds Of feet.
AT Emory every building on tho
county poor farm was demolished and
1t Is feared a number of the Inmates
were killed.
In other parts Of the state buildings
were torn from their foundations and
whirled through the air.
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-31

Wealthy women. including. It is
said, some members OF New York's
400. have established a fad for black
walnut furniture and are poking about
through secondhand shops looking for
good pieces. 1t is only few years
since this furniture went out Of fash.
ion. and even at that time black wal
nut wood was growing scarce and
costly so that anyone with foresight
might have known that the bedsteads.
bureaus and tables that were discard.
ed so gladly and for so little money
would in time increase in value. How
ever. those who practically gave this
furniture away in their anxiety to get
rid OF it. SAYS the Indianapolis Star.
need not mourn for, fashionable OF
not, the fact remains that its effect
is gloomy and unless especial care is
taken 10 onset its dark and souber
look it is depressing to the spirits Of
those who must live With It
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-31
Gold Under tn. Wind Rive.

shoshoni. Woo. W. Sinks Of this
piace, Charles Franklin Of Cripple
Creek' - E. Shaffer of Deadwood and
1oses. conected with the Chi.
so = Nortnwestern railroad, have 10.
The ancient bed OF Wind ri~sr ~. -.
niles froa this place, and annonrcs
the discovery Of the richest plsrsr w.
located 4 Wyoming. sssl
Insy hAye sunk hoalGR shafts 10 ~.
1oex - The aMcioAi courro ~ ~
Z !se1 - esesyNhero { 1hor ~ ~
:! tSnnlAE fSun "a f6 q a go "a
snel4 M ~ w 4
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-31
a. 4. r. enesmpmen. at f''

Fort Collins.-Fort tito ". fof y
the G. A. r. encampnen .nd wy1
purtments Of Colorado ,sr. .nr b
it will be held next sunni, In Id
was the only other ci.y n n bul
which made q hgnt lo' tayor I
drew from the race IN
Collins. 49,. Arysd1'
r. II. Meliette. Of the A'l eopl
was elected department Y
for Colorado and Wyoss ras y
Rnmey, OF Fort Collins i sdl
member Of the counc'l
ticn. c.,,,tes, q !
City. was elected deps,s,.s Osl(1
81 he Woman's eiiss' ~
Mr., AnnA u Cla9. y, -
~ encssn ssnior vice nsS
l1ise 1Snry Abbdtt, Z
olloooIs alv5g1cn plSs' plSse
1 n 3lS9 N lisy to
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-31

In this DAY Of world
wide commerce. the pro-
ductiye capacity, on
which depends the pros
perity, OF a community
Is limited by its ability
TO reach the markets
where Its products are in
demand The capacity
of the railways is thus
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-31
Helen Gould Would suss

New York.-Mlss Helen ~. ~
philanthropic sister o. -
Howard Gould. threatened Nv
suicide II the terrible scahaI
out of his wife's charges -
ever comes out in cou,',
to an amazing story 'ols
William Carroll Woodwafa,
the police as Big Bill HaSlea
Hawley has a suit pending
Howard Gould and the laaa .ss,
ney. Delaney Nicoll. for ~.
services in working up
against Mrs. Gould. He deci.S
that the charges and coun" M \.
by Howard Gould and his ~ ~
formerly was Katherine
tho beautiful actress, are ,,r', y
character that the Gould ~
never permit them % We
court. u,rN
Miss Helen Gould, HAVE
went down on her Nn o IA
brother and begged MIN To-
scandal. p,rehll
Police Commissioner n'Is ~
issue subpoenas for all ~ m
appear at headquarters WV w b,
able to throw any lishi rs,, w !
played by the detective ,,psws,l pul
affairs of Mr.. and Mrs; y. -
Among those who VIII vps ps
appear are Mr.. and M.o, Mr.o,lt,I
Gould; Delaney Nicol,, Mn, d
counsel: Edward sno ho Nrl
man, and Big Hawley, ,n, Hn1 in "
charges in the complain T. u
aration suit she has oroue
ployed in the case.
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-31
WORK Of I'M
some F'eNo WRECK. ~,
seNaeR TRAIN AND ~
DEATH.
FATAL CALIF0RNlA m,,
Ties Wire to LOosened Rail,
Just as Heavy Leas.d ~,
Approaehea

Los Angeles. Cal.-Tra,,
Shore line limited. one a ~ y.
ern Paciac's line flyers dpe ~. ~
on night of May q. wrses.,
West Glendale, len miles @ no.,s
At 1880 in the morning IVA
was the deliberate worl :,
wreckers. One man was N,
twenty-five persons injured ~ -
ably fatally.
In accomplishing the v,...
train. which was the eoas T..
devilish ingenuity had been -
At a point on a irestle over a.
Seco. the fshplates and bo,
connecting rails on the a..
track had been removed az
apertures whence the bolt.
strands OF heavy wire wer, h,
at the end OF each rail. rro-
pearance OF the track. after a.
1t was evident that some p.,,,
den on n hillside close to d,
had pulled the wire as The nj
preached and spread the rai, !,
toward the edge Of the ,res.
The train. three hours late =,
cling between thirty.hye ,,i
miles an hour. The engine s.s,1
first to leave the rails. and d.
took to the ties. travelling ,.,s|
yards before II was brough, %,
still. The tender. the diner IN
mans, the buffet, mail ani
cars plugged over the edge q N
tie. falling sixteen feet. n.
car. the express car and oa 4
Pullmans were turned con,lss
side down. and the Others h:s
their sides. All were batlI d
and splintered.
The Dead.
T. J. Mcmahon. Santa Bai.iz
The injured.
T. II. Young, Oakland. pryI
about head. hip dislocated.
Mrs. Shidler. Los Angels, ]
internally: will probably die
Mrs. Rose Fetierman, Ca
Ohio. arm broken. lacera,et al
head. internal injuries; wi! u
die.
Miss Ferrie Opdikc. pit,sh-,4
sylvania, injured internally. s1,|
A. c. Young. Marshall, Nissu<
about head and face. arm buia|
w. S. Stitt. Los Angeles, sa;|
internal injuries.
w. S. Mcclure. left cheek al
kneecap broken.
William Love. Pullman po'r
cut. injured internally; VII y
die.
c. A. Robbins. Los Ansss
cut. injured internally. u
y. L. Jacobs. Los Angeles -
broken, right arm cut.
W. l.. Miller. Xenia, Ohio, e'
face. badly injured.
p. II. Baker. Portland. ofsn
about head and face, hip disco.
f. II. Shanley. dining car ca,
San Francisco, scalp wound as'
ations Of face.
Ben Dixon. Oakland. dinltsu
ter, cut and bruised. !,
+. Wilcox. Oakland. seo''
cut and bruised.
J. Redwood. Oakland. dlniisu
ter, cut and bruised.
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-31

A new portrait of Julia Ward Howe
has been recently painted by the
Armenian artist, CARING Eksergiaa. 1t
represents her with ner arms full Of
Caster lilies. and is almost the only
picture Of her that represents her
with smile
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-31

The British cruiser squadron re
ports that It lost 900 men BY deser-
don Wills 4 IN American port. ne
AtmoettAere - ~ laaa Of the fres
md ~ ne sf ~ benye ~ prsb
- \. = Z! g " y n O. I,
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-31
RaIlrnans az
Hru5prrity Butlhrrz
By W. w. FINLEY.
President Southern RAILWAY.

@ ezp Of The communities along the business o
% mas been developed the point beyond which railways with
F esg facilities able handle promptly and satae
TURNER ceeoPent must cease unless the railways expand
" i@cs Business men will not their money locality
unless they are assured that transportation agencies are strong epneb
and prosperous enough expand their the growth Of bnsi
ne Since the construction OF railways began have ever been
the foTerunners OF Investments In this already sppe
win IsTa uheF Investments depend of the ade-
quaF Of IaTa! ~ While the people should efficient
railway service ls necessary for their
WAYS should not be put position where simply be the prev
OF those seeking selfish ends equally important that railway
and managers should understand that prosperity of railway
only when solid foundation Of
communities and when enjoys the good viii of people whom it
serve
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-31

of epilepsy which French ncghtor term petit
NAL opposition weldend attack, known them grand NAL
of the amen walking along the street
with friend will for the middle of sentence
will lose for that short interval and
where he broke off and walk if moth
happened There could entertained here all of
the sanity of the subject He suffers from the mdst breeze compared
neghbo typical deyel
opment the less would be interesting well know
Of the towards provided he hap
rene entangd mcsh The whole question of responsibility
merged question:
nane Now settle this latter point should require defn
ton insanity, and this thing neither the lawyer the medical
man. his wisdom, will attempt give.
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-31

eNstenCe. Ihere Is only one Test II test Il BE- capable
Of being applied all 1t takes the form of not
ing the divergence of conduct from the common stand
ard which agree represents the natural and rational
life Yet another test Is that wherein the power of in
hbition Is regarded as q criterion Of sanity. Your
sane man is able 10 say No. and to govern even
the impulses, which, in moment Of supreme rage
and anger. act so powerfully on many of
and which lead to the commission of
crime.
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-31
Given the fact that epilepsy is

Given the epilepsy is form of nervous aiIment which has
its ordinary outcome branyposon, the further and indeed The
amporant quonn which the public equally with the lawyer and
nerestcrmans the shape Of the inquiry now
far the responsibility individual affected by his storms This
IS course crucial point of each which man aragned
before charged with the commission of ohense which
many has assumed the form of assault OF more or less serious
nature irrsponbiy proved 10 exist the attitude
the defendant prove be OF widely different
nature from that person who, Of sound mind
has committed a
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-31

The difficulties obvious There exist people who emporar,
bcreft Of and responsibility and who other rational
their neghbo Then with the large class of
entr who appear dwell the borderne which separates
dmarcates all the region life form that irresponsible
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-31

denly power normally OF commanding our
There nnsbtv convulse movements OF the muscles ana
other sptoms which represented in their full force were well
calculated the mind of the ancents TO the theory oil deo
acal possession the the cam and the subject worn
exhausted remains quiet unless indeed series oil minor
storms succeed another and represent the final discharge Tor the
time being energy directed into abnormal channels
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-31
"Rraiu 6tnrnts frnnt Srir&ttitIr
31niltt nj ntrm
By ANDREW WILSON.
Celebrated English Scientist.

the course of than one criminal trai oil e u"Ss "
have heard much of certain mental phases to which the name
f ron storms has been applied Under this designation
described nervous explosion such lands the subject lem
porary in that Great Lone Land wherein by reason oil MS
loss of responsibility he is sharply separated and Isolated from
rational mankind The phrase brain storm is IN some re
spees highly descriptive 1t applies with force to Inc
case Of say epepc seizure Here the pent-up nervous
nnnr finds wont in conyusye fit produced as II by The sud-
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-31

Not the least important of the individual men
who have contributed TO American progress have been
the builders and managers of the American railroads
They have been business and prosperity builders Ever
seeking unoccuped territory which to extend their
lines and ever looking for resources to be deye
oped in the territory already occupied, they haye -
comPshed results for the good Of the entrr csntrv.
and The rsiiusys Of today are vcrinx esrnestIy ~
~ 3evslopnent of the territ tz.sezssd y, a. ~
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-31

locked up for twenty-five hours re.
ported inability to agree and was dis.
charged by District Judge Morris. The
defendant was charged with larceny
OF precipitates and zinc shavings worth
$1,000 from the Anaconda mills. The
defendant was released on 81, 500 bond
pending new trial.
The Eaton sugar factory is adding n
molasses silo to its equipment. The
silo will be 80 by 100 feet on the out.
side and 10 feet deep in the clear. MI.
lowing a storage capacity for 900 Gu.
bic feet OF molasses. The molasses IN
made from the residue after sugar
making. The factory will also build a
large boarding house with modern con.
Veniences for its employees.
Tuesday afternoon, June 4th. viii
witness the last baseball game Of the
season on the Garble field. when the
Coiorado College team and a nine rem
resenting the University of Colorado
viii play an exhibition game The
event Is right in the middle OF com.
mencement week and a number Of the
members OF the alumni @ well a the
t1ends OF the university win be nres.
ent to witness the contest.
Apex gulch. near Golden. cor,,r,,..
q MAINTAIN IT. reputataon q Ysvnref~ Z.
spot tor suicides. The seventh vSc1i~
srA ave yeorn having hoen ln7n1
tntfe fece1uy. IRA p. 0ohSS Si5 =.
Ss1.s Sgnsr g ~ tyAet * lanA ~ r. w
SeyM II uo1eg eosk e 1S1 4
A111ed 1llnne1fs r I'm .SS Y y y Ss<g G.,