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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-02-25

Mr.. r. M. White, for many years
president Of the County Sabbath
School Association, is making a rec
ord seldom duplicated. There is a
total enrolment of 27O, and a mem-
bership Of $50. The attendance is
regular, the interest is growing, and
the spirit of benevolence is revealed
by the fact that besides meeting all
the expenses OF the school two hun
dred dollars is annually contributed
to mission work. The collection
on Children's Day, for missions,
amounted to $S7. The Ladies' Aid
Society is doing a very important
work, and contributing to the general
work of the church. In 1890 Rev.
F. s. Blayney, DID,, Ph.D., was
called from the presidency of Belle
vue College, Neb., to the pastorate Of
this church. For nineteen years he
has served with unwavering fidelity
and to the qualification and spiritual
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-02-25
LUCKY FOR THE WOLVES.
Rain Helped The Varmlnts Who
WouId Have Been Caught Sure.

Rain Helped The Varmlnts Who
Would Have Been Caught Sure.
The wolves had the weather with
them. There was to be the biggest
wolf hunt ever held out in the Acme
nelghborhood today but the rain In
terfered and the Abilene hunters
who are terrors when It comes to
rounding up wolves did not go. The
result is that the wolves had a chance
for their lives and will be on hand
when the next one is arranged.
The hunts this season have been
rather barren Of results, probably be-
cause such q good Job was done last
winter when the county was swept
clear Of all sorts Of animals that
ought not to be allowed on earth.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-02-25
Bank Guarantee Bill
Passes Both Houses

AYE" but explained his vote as fol-
lows:
Il believe the bill passed by the
Senate is radically defective. But as
this matter is a party pledge and as
| see no chances at this time to get
any better measure through the
Legislature, vote aye"
The following were absent: SEN
ator Caldwell of Cloud, Senator
Cause of Coffey and Senator Travis
of Allen,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-02-25
PREOBYTERIANTSM in ABILENE
AND ITS LEADING WORKERS
Leading Church Paper Tells of City's
Goodness.

OOOuhCoSs
The Herald and Presbyter Of Gin
cinnati, one of the leading church
papers Of the Presbyterian denomina-
tion, recently sent a correspondent
here to write up the Presbyterian
church of this city. This is his artl-
Gle, published last week:
Abilene, with a population Of
about 5000, fine residences, good
streets and sidewalks, is the county
seat of Dickinson county, and be-
cause of Its central geographical posi-
tion and superior natural advantages,
at one time was strongly in the race
for capital honors. The famous
AbilenA Springs are here. the waters
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14

issusd by the clerk of the couxt in- stead of the judgs; also that the ds- fsndant was named as D N. Johns con and Company but R was not aI- legged whether the defendant wes an Individual, . partnership or . cofpor- ation. He further moved to discharge the seizure of liquors upon the ground that the property could not be held. destroyed or otherwise dispossd of except by a return to the owners and that all the purposes of the warrant had been served. He moved for the dischargs of the seizure upon the fur ther ground that khe warrant for the arrest of the defendant for an alleged not sworn out until after the search warrant had been issued
 The attorney argued each of the mo- tons upon the facts appearing upon the face of the papers in the case.
 Similar motions were filed in the cases against the Battle House and the Hervey Hotel Company and all were argued together.
 An attorney argued the matter for the prosecution and was followed by Solicitor Staliworth.
 Tn the course of the argument for the prosecution it was moved to amend the warrants to meet the objections stated in the motions of the defen- dants and Detectives cuiham, Bower man and Woodward. of the Law and Order League. were brought into court to swear to the proposed amendment.
 The attorneys for the defendants ob- iected strenuously to the amendments.
 Judge Afford then took the matter under advisement and rendered his de- cision tonight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
Y Yes mEED | llEDGtsaE.
 YOU sR0uls NAVE TsE

Althoush thsre arsl hundreds fat rep. arattons Advertised thsrs is nnjs aaa that really stsaas sut pre-emis eat as rsmsdy for dissases of the kid.aay !. ..F. CT and bladdss.
 pr. KIlmsr's Swamp Root stands ths highest for the rsaspn that ftp re. mArkable health reeterine prppsrties has been found to bs just the fenedy needed In thousands upon thousands cf even the most distressing cases. <
 ewamp-Root makes friends ouacIrlv because It's mild and immsdiats elfeoa is soon realized. It Is q gentle, heaiin | vegetable compound--a phystcian:s prescription for specific disease.
 swamp-Root is not recommended for everything.
 4 sworn Certificate og Purity is win every bottle.
 For sale at all drug stores. in bottles Of two siyes- ffty-ce and one-doilar.
 SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE BY MAIL.
 Tn order to prove, what Swamp-Root. the great kidney. liver and bladder rsmedy will do for you, every reader of the Montgomery Daily Advertiser who has not already tried 1t, may receive . sample bottle by mail absolutely free. Address Dr. Kflmer q Co. Bineham< ton. ". r. Write today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
FRANCE TO AWARD
 A MEDAL TO FRISCO

Washington. April 13.--A medal in gold. the gift of the French Govern ment commemorative of the restoration of San Francisco from the fire and earthquake of three years ago, Is to be presented in person to the authori- ties of that city by Ambassador Jus serrand between May 20 and 26.
 The medal is the design of Louis Bolts. . noted medal designer. On one side Is depleted the city laying aside Its shroud and issuing from the ruins. on the other is represented France pre- senting branch of laurel to America
 M. Jusserand in Q letter asking the offices in informing the San Francisco authorities, of the instructions he has received. gave brief history of the incidents and motives which inspired his Government in presenting the medal.
 Congress in lss4 directed that sim gle gold medal be struck to commem- crate the 200th anniversary of the birth of Benianin Franklin and presented to the French Republic. M. Jusserand received 1t from Secretary Root at Philadelphia about three years ago and the Ambassador in his response. ex- pressed the earnest hope that one of the next medals to be struck would commemorate the resurrection of San Francisco, the disaster which awak- ened the deepest grief in every French heart and admiration for the manii- ness displayed by the population dur ing their awful trial. Continuing. M. Jusserand in his letter to Mir. Knox said: sttre
 '-rhe words which spoke thus spon-' taneously ana r.nder the influence of the emotion caused by that event. turned out to agree so exactly with the sentiment of my country that the Government of the Republic at once ap- propriated them as It's own.
 Tn conformity with the wish which I took the liberty to express, . medal is to be added to the series of those which have marked from time to time ever since the earliest days of Ameri- can independence the persistence of the sympathies which arose at the very be- ginning between our ywoa, countries from the medals which commemorated the epoch Of the alliance and of frees dom down to the one which popuiaT Frenchp subscript ton enabled to be struck on the tragic death of Lincoln and to the one finally which the Amer ican Republic offered to my country"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
COURT TURNS DOWN LEAGUERS Liquor Goes Back to
 Dealers. SEARcH WARRANTS ILLEGAL Judge Afford Decides Cases in
 Mobile. assss -xhat Papers Are Defective Ana TAaf Law oaacers Erred Tn sei.-
 iax ths Beer aad
 whiskey.

Mobile. April ls.--tspeciaL,--Hoid 1ng that the search warrants issued and upon which the places of B. M {. Johnston and Company. the Cawthon Hotel and Battle House were searched and liquors seized and held by the 1herfff we're illegal for the reason that they failed to state whether issued for corporation. company or individual, Judge Afford tonight after hearing arguments today, sustained the motion if the defendants attorneys to duash he warrants and ordered the seized tiQucrs turned over to those from whore places it was seized by the deputies.
 A crowd heard the arguments on flse motion to quash and attorneys rep sssented the Law and ordear League.
 The trials for violation of the pro- aibiton law will come mp Thursday.
 When the case against E. M. John son and Company was called an attor- ney fof the firm moved to quash the search warrant proceedings upon the ground that the amdavit upon which the warrant was based was taken be- fore the scisrk of the court and not the judge. which, he contended. is re- uuired by the law. lie argued also that the proceedings should be quasi, ed upop the ground that the warrant was
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
PRISONERS FILE CHARGE
 AGAINST THE SHERIFF

Pensacola. Fla. April Is.-tspscial. ] Charges against Sheriff Van Pelt, re- gardins the manner in which the county jail is conducted. have, been filed by Gilchrist. and the latter. in a letter to the Board of County Commissioners tonight instructed the latter to make an investigation and report the result the result to him.
 It is one of the allegations that the sherin has placed a negro over the prisoner. while another Is that negroes and whites occupy the same apartments. The sheriff emphatically denies these charges and invites an investigation of the charges. One of the men making the charge is held for assaulting. @ white woman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
YOUNG MEN FIGHT.
Terrible Enainr of A Easter outi


 Terrible Ending of lAn Easter 0ufing.
 Louisville, Ky. Aprif 13--A special from owingsville. Ky. says:
 A party of young men of Polksville. near here. who shad been spending the Easter holidays in grove in accord ance with their annual custom, broke up in fight last night and five of the party are badly wounded.
 Their names are: Richard Mazee. skull fractured; James Mazee, cut iu many places: Charles Kline. stab wounds, believed to be fatal; Omer Kline, badly cut; Mrs. Kline. stabbed. probably fatally.
 Mrs. Kline. the mother tried ko separate the two pair of brothers, the kltne's and the Mazees when they started to fighting, and was 50 badly stabbed that her death is expected.
 The men of the party had been drinking
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
NDlCTS THE B0YLES
OHIO AUTHORITIES WIIL NOT TAKE CHANGES.
AffhsugA kidnappers Ars h Pcnnsyi- vsnia The Grand Jury Tn CIsvs- s
 1an1 Takes oesDs Te HssA

Cleveland. O.. April is.--Ar. and Mrs. Jsmss H. Boyle. under arrest At Msr- csr, Pa- on the chargs of kidnappinG Willie whitia. of sharon, Pa. were again indicted by the cuyahoga grand jury today on the charge of child stealing and harboring stolen child.
 Following the arrest of the Boyles here March 22. the day after the Whit Ia boy was returned to his father, the grand jury indicted the couple on the charge of biackmail. This step was taken as a precaution against the pos sible failure of the Pennsylvania au- thorities to obtain conviction on the kidnapping charge. It was feared that Mrs. Boyle especially may be able to eyade the charge there.
 Later developments have shown that there may be real grounds upon which to base the fear and the local author- ities decided further to protect them selves. The Boyies now are charged with bisckmaii. Kidnapping and har- boring stolen child in this county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
CASTRO NOT REGARDED
 AS PRISONER BY FRENCH

Paris. April l9.--The French govern ment does not regard Cipriano Castro, who is returnig from the West Indies on board the steamer Versailles from Martinique. whence he was expelled, in any sense a prisoner.
 should Castro come to St. Nazalre the government has no intention of molest- ing him unless he tries to foment pub lie disorder. It Is believed, however, that Castro will leave the Versailles at Santander, Spain, April 22.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
GIRL CAUSES RIOT.
Daxgers and Revoivers Used By For
 eAQmaxa.

Daggers and Rexoivers Used By For
 elgDeTs.
 Pittsburg. Pa. April 1s.--In riot at Manifold. a mining town near here, early today six foreigners were seri- ously injured, two fatally,
 Daggers and revolyers were the wea- pons used. The six injured men were suitors for the hand of Lizzie Mozeka. the belle of the settlement. The fa- ther, to help the lovers. proposed drawing lots to decide the question.
 A foreigner named Chenxo won and the five other suitors vowed ven- geance. Early today free for all fight started and all the Buitors were seriously injured. The police have ar- rested eight persons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
Fo s.euF nx1AAnsl1eN.
A'''---ys ,... = Is.s. A..s.st s.'

AfesNneys fse LSu1s An1arat seeuru
 HabeAs Uuspuu WP1t.
 New Orleans, April 1s--That Louis AliArdt who was arre6esa here last Psrfsmtna, from Colon, will not be taken back to Peoria. H.. where, tt e claimed. hs swindied nsrchants out of about Sso.ooo. until . stubborn legal battle has been csneiudsd here, wac in- dicated tonight when . writ Of hn- bcas corpus was secured by hfs at4or- neys before United states District Judge Poster.
 The writ is made rsturnabie Friday ing for the purpose Of taking Aliardt back to the scene of his alleged illegal operations.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
OIL IN LOUISIANA.
Standard Files It's Charter In. Bs


 standard Files It's Charter In. Baton . Rouge.
 Baton Rouge. La. April 1S-The charter of the Standard Oil Company of Louisiana was filed here today with a capital stock of e5.o0o, 900.
 The company will immediately begin the construction of a $2.o00. 900 refinery in Baton Rouge. It will run oil in pipe. lines from the Louisiana fields and will bring oil in ships from Okla homa and Texas. Docks win also be built on the river front.
 The chief engineer of the company arrived in Baton Rouge today and be- gan making survey preparatory for beginning work.
 The officers are: F. ". Weller, of New York. President; P. 8. Morris of New Orleans. Vice President: R. c, Bemiss. New Orleans, Secretary and Treasurer; Charles White of New York, Assistant Secretary; and W. F. Howe, Of New York, Assistant Treasurer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
OUR BIG OFFER (atarrh
CURED OR GET YOUR MONEY RICK

What if specialist Tn catarrhal af- nictions. real physician of character and integrity. should offer to cure you of catarrh. or nothing to pay?
 You would jump at the chance. Of course you would. You would be fool ish If you didn't
 And now that the makers of Hyomei (pronounced High-o-me), the Austral- ian Inhalation Cure. that has actually cured more cases of catarrh than all the catarrh specialists of America com bined, say to you that Hyomei will cure your catarrh. or you can have your money. back, what are you going to do? Are you going to be prejudiced and narrow minded just because the of- fer Is not made by a physician?
 Are you going to continue to suffer with snufies, crusts In the nose, watery eyes. mucous in the throat, and all the annoying and distressing conditions that accompany catarrh. when E. c. Fowler will guarantee Hyomei to cure uat1 op Y1nnAy ho
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
Hoods SarsapariIla

Cures all spring humors. all erup- tion@ clears the complexion, creates an appetite. aids the digestion. re- iieves that tired feeling. gives vigor and vim.
 Begin taking Hood's sarsapariils to- day. Get it in the usual liquid form or in chocclatsd tablets known as Ear- satabs. 100 Doses One Dollar.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
nuraaI Of Younr afoore.

Birmingham. April l3.-- (Speoiai .)-- The funeral of Walter Moore. Jr., son of Alderman Walter Moore and presi- dent of the Red Star Coal Company. took place this afternoon from the res- idence of the deceased's father, inter- ment following in the Oak Hill Cerne- tery. The cortege which followed the remains to the last resting place was a large one, the young man being very popular. The deceased suecumbed to tuberculosis which he contracted sey- eral years ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
NIGHT RIDER SUIT
yAaana. ,;,g Assssss :. sI;.:,:,. ms xas SeHo.s
lasb sf 2oo HEen vasateA Plaes of To baeso r1aaaer and rseesl Htn
 fe o4o1 an AGBae- l<

Covtneton. Ky. Apsil 1s.--Ths nrsl of night ridsr suits wout on trial it the Tsdsral Court hees tpAnS, sn th< case of W. 6. Hsa1sroon. asAinsI about twsnty-nve prcminent farmers oi Bracken County. suinS for e1k0oo dam. ages for forcing him out of the tcbac- co warehcuse busineeG
 The jury was sscufsd after much wrsng,ing. Seven of the jurors admit ted they were nssmbsrs of the Society of Equity, and were challenged They claimed they could Eigs 8air triaa and Judgs Cochran rsfussa to rule them out
 W. s. Henderson claimed that 200 men came to his homo in December. 1907. and forced him to sign an agree ment to quit business, threatening to throw him into the Ohio river If he refuuod. sss3 .s
 ". H.. Powers. his partner. tsstified that he refused Go sign An agreement. but promised to quit. Later . mob of 500 men came to his house.
 What did you doT' was asked.
 T signed" rsspondsd the witness la- conically.
 Louis Kinney. brother of one of the attorneys for the defense,s was the star witness for the pfosscutloa, identifyiny all of the defendants save ono. as be- ing iL the crowd that tntimidated Hen- derson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
senora Castro Barred .

WIlIemBtad, Curacao. April 13.-se- nora Castro, wife of the former Presi- dent of Venezuela. has been refused ad- mittance into Venezuela, according to information brought in here today by the steamer Zulia. She will continue on board the steamer Guadeloupe to Colon.
 The American gunboat Paducah is stlI at La Guaira.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
nsn1ss tks statss.ent.

ruisA, okia.. April is.---wiiiam T. oress. Unftsd eea1op District Attorney hsra. said today that the statement ha hts onlce he'd made any announce msnt as to the future course of the Government In the prosecution of the Nuskogee town lot fraud eases against Governor CharIes N. Haskell and oth- ers, is wholly unauthorized and un- true.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14

- ' \. Bastis is sssrvtsry ssa
 1ks plant win bs ooenpzs<sa ana sn 0lse44oa by Anenst 1eth Anl wfii bs of eoDe1ent else 0 e&rs for oil the oosssa erown in the vicinfty for sev-
 t is sstimassd that 7g.oes bales of SAe f1ns ok ths AIabas6a. TS6neGsse ma Nofthexn rood and a11 thfs businsss VII bs taken care of by ths new coms
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
BY MAIL PREPAID.

you unable to Duy's Pure Malt Whskey from local druggist dealer have made special will have shipped direct in plain prepaid address,
 l Bottle for .$1O0 Bottles for .$550
 Bottles for ........38O 12 Bottles for 5000 receipt the price Money by certified check post express Duffy Whskey Company Roch N r. Full particulars free medical booklet and advice application References Any Rochester Bank Trust Co., Duns Bradstreet's Agency.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
TRIES TO BURN sraI.
West virxinia nfaa Was Dtnnvpofnt

wheeling. W. Va. April fs.--Disap- pointed in his suit for marriage, Jos eph White. twenty-eight years old, of this city, Is alleged to have gone to the room of Magdaiena Fortuna, hf- teen years of age. of Pittsburg. today
 and attempted to burn the girl to deeth.
 1t ia alleged White threw gasoline on the girls clothing and the contents
 place.
 The girls screams brought help and the flames were extinguished. Miss Fortuna, however. was seriously
 burned. White was arrested.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
{. Arwune~t fcr walsh.

Chicago, April is.---Argumsnt on the appeal of John R. Walsh from the decison of the United States District Court sentencing him to i've years im- prisonment for alleged misapplicatton of the funds of the Chicago Nationai Bank. will be heard May 20. The date was postponed today from May II. the time originally set, at the request or the gcvernment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
Best Spring Tonic Doctors of All Schools Agree That the Best Toncstmuant to Build Up the system Run Down and Weakened by
 the Long Strain of Winter. and to Drive Out
 Spring Fever and Maara is Dufy's Pure Malt Whiskey.

As tonic and smuant is the greatest strength known science destroys disease and by its building and healing properties tissues gradual healthy natural It
 wonderful specific the treatment of consumption pneu mon grippe bronchitis coughs colds malaria low feve troubles and all wasting weakened diseased conditions if taken in time. from leading doctors extog the merits of this great Spring
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
Farwer F,enal pead.

Campton. Ky. April is.--dcn Profitt. . farmer of this county. was found this mornink about three miles from the city. lying on the side of the road dead. with bullet hole in his left side near tho heart. It Is believed that he was wAyiaid and killed as nc weapon was found on the body. There is considerable excitement over the murder.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14

nAxing the rolho ssposssisn a suoesss. Director 0snsral t11kn3lro HNda and commissioner Takutafo eakai. of Ja- pan. left here today for Chlcseo. where ehey will, spend several dAys. Then they will visit other western cities h the interest of the exposition before calling for Japan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
HOY MARTIN BURIED.
Mobile Youth Who Was Killed in Bir-
 mfngham.

Mobile, April i3--(SpecialJ--Arriv ing here this morning from Birming- ham,. the remains of Roy Martin. the Mobile lad who was waylaid and kill ed in the Magic City last week. were inferred from undertaking pariors this afternoon at o'clock. the sorrowing mother and relatives following the re- mains to their last resting place.
 The boy had gone to Birmingham with a show and was found in the streets suffering from a blow in the head from which he died. His death Is 8 mystery and so far unsoived.
 Through the efforts of Chief of Po- lice Giblin, who raised 6 subscription, the remains were brought home for interment. He was member of the Gulf City Guards and a detachment from the company attended the fun eral. v.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
TO SURRENDER CHURCHES.
Notices Are BeniG Sent to Presby.
 

tertAna.
 Nashville. Tenn. April I3.--Formal notices from the Cumberland Presby- terians in Nashville to members of the Presbyterian church, United States of America. notifying them to surren- der church property in accordance with the terms of the decision of the Supreme Court of Tennessee.
 These notices have not vet been re- ceived by the pastors of the several churches held by the Unionists. but they will be shortly. and thls step. it may be said. will bring the situation to a head.
 Just what the Unlonists will do has not been determined upon, and the Unlonist leaders do not care to make a statement as to their probable course.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
Ksrls . rer,na. , i,

St Pstessburg. April 1s.--Max John ston. the ecfsman of an English fac. tory in St. Petersburg. has been mur- dered hy men in his employ. The workmen were dlssatisfied with tho Easter gratuitiss given them and put him to death with ropea
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14

Do you know what Hyomei is? Let us tell you: It is the concern trated extract taken from the pine and euca- lyptus trees of Inland Australia where catarrh, asthma, croup, hay fe- yer or consumption were never known to exist
 Pour a few drops of Hyomei into the hard rubber inhaler (same as illustration) and you can then breathe into the lungs the very same antiseptic germ killing air as you would breathe In the Australian for ests of pine and euca- lyptus.
 And Hyomei Is so pleasant to use; you'll like to use it; when you breathe it in 1t has such a soothing. healing ef- feet on the inhamed and germ ridden mem- brane. In i've minutes you get such wonderful relief that you know that at last you have a