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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-07

del iIustre muerto y dijo que
ante sus restos, sus santos
restos, Sc inclinaban unidos
en- mas elocuente demostra-
ci6p de respeto y de justlcia,
los representatives del pueblo
y del gobierno de los Estados
Unidos, los representatives del
pueblo y del gobierno de P.
Rico realizando la verdadera
compenetraci6n de ideas y
sentimientos que realizara en-
: 10 porvenir Ia union de dos
pueblos y dos razas Que la
bandera gloriosa de los Esta-
dos Unidos al bajarse q media
asta en- honor del iIustre muer-
to Y los canones de sus fuertes
al tronar rindiendo el homena-
je de su respeto al prestiiioso
puertorriqueno significaban
que el gran pueblo de los Es-
tados Unidos Sc identificaba
con el doIor del alma puerto
rriquena reallzando bermoso
acto de grandes ensenanzas
para el porvenir. Record6 las
mas brillantes paginas de Ia
vida del finado, el que modelo
de abogado, modelo de hom-
bre y modeIo de juez habia
servido dc lazo de ano! Y de
paz entire dos pueblos
Ell juez Nc Leary lego una
magniflca oraci6n funebre que
tradujo el ST. Castro Y en- ella
record6 Ia conducta altruista
y energica q la par q. cortes
del que siempre fu& un buen
companero, el que en su alto
puesto no tuvo jamas uD dis
lingo para nadie y poy dnica
norma la aplicaci6n de la ley
igual al potentado que ei nj
! serable. Record6 que al fir
mar la sentencia de muerte de
un condenado a q. Ia ley ha-
bia impuesto el castigo de la
Ultima pena, 'corrian sus bIan-
/ Icas iagrimas por su venerable
Irostro como la tinta negra por
el papel que contenia Ia SEN
tencia' Que asi era de bueno;
perO tanto como energicO.
/ FL Lcdo. Dexter habl6 en-
n0mbre de sus compaheros
los abogados americanos de la
/ Corte federal y diio que P.
| Rico estaba de duelo pordue
habia perdido uno de sus gran
des hombres. Que para 6l para
,us companeros fuG siempre
g! honorable iuez una garan-
tia, una confianza, TN caracter
4 de acero en- una superior inte-
ilgencia v con un bondadOso
J coraz6n. Que afable V cort6s
v el tipo del hombre iusto a
quien NADIA hace salir del ca
mino del cumplimiento del de-
Der, pierde P. Rico v pierden
/ sus compaheros todos en- Ia
dificil carrera de las leyes una
valiosa figura que hizo el mas
alto honor a la toga.
Cerr6 el acto el Lcdo. Juan
Hernandez Lopez que di6 Las
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-07

In j5ven que aeabaha de perder
rr. c-ec.da suma en- una casa de
igerg % acerca ! uno de los pEntos
y .e lice.
No ne qledan mas que cinco
duras: .d6ade le Parece 5 listed que
lo- pCnEa.
In e. H1.-l.o del chaleco-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-07
ce q San Juan.

ce q San Juan.
A la cabeza iba la banda de
la policia insular de uniforme
blanco El primer iefe del cuer
20 Sr. Names, inspector Sr.
ZinmermaD y capltan Fer
nande7 Mater formaban parte
de, la comitiva. Parejas de la
policia marchaban al frente' y
3 los lados del cortejo flne-
bre.
Ell rico feretro iba compile.
tamente lleno de magnfficas
coronas, casi todas de gran
valor. La de Ia Camara de
Delegados ostentaba la ms
cripci6n de LA Camara de
Delegados de P. Rico 81 gran
ciudadano". Las del Colegio
de abogados, Corte Suprema
Y familiares, eran ~tambi6n
muy hermosas y todas con
inscripciones alusivas.
FL gobernador Post presidia
ell duelo acompanado del spea-
ker de la Camara, jueces de
la Corte Suprema, Consejeros
del Eiecutiyo, Lcdo. Juan H.
Lopez por la familia, y otros
famiIiarps del finado.
A causa de la dolencia que
le aqueja tom6 despues un CO.
che el speaker de la Camara
Lcdo. De Diego. de legando
en- el Lcdo. Diaz Navarro.
Llevaban las cintas del fe-
retro los Sres. juez Toro-Cue-
vas, Lcdo, Alvarez Nava pre-
sidente del Casino espanol,
Lcdo. Sarmiento secretario del
Banco de P. Rico, Presidente
del Banco Sr. NJ. Paniagua,
Lcdo. Jacinto TeXidor por eI
! Colegio de abogados, ingenie-
70 Sr. J. A. Canales, juez Al
drey, Alcalde la ciudad Y Dele
gados q la Camara Lcdo. E.
duardo Acuna y Sr. Luis Mu-
noz Rivera.
Todos los BALCONIES por DON
de habia de recorrer la comiti,
va estaban llenos de personas
de todas las clases sociales. E
elemento popular de San Juan
estaba representado de name.
ra muy nutrida y por todas
parties Sc agolpaba gran MI.
nero de personals.
! En- Ia concurrencia ibar
los Sres, Consejeros del Ejecu.
two, todos los Delegates
Ia Camara que Sc encuentrar
en- San Juan, los jueces de
Supreme Y de la Corte de dis
trito, el Juez municipal Lcdo
Lassalle y juez de paz Lcdo
Bazan. Alcslde de la Carroll
na Sr. Font, representation
de todOs los diarios de la ciu
dad. Lcdos. Mott. Dexter
I Anderson, Hord v Crosa.
/ por los abogados de la Cort,
federal. DR.. Vazquez, j. NJ
Rosy. Rosell6, ". Balbas. NJ
7 Camunas F. Guillermety, LIDO
Tirado, Lcdo. Benedicto, Lei
FerTer, ingeniero Sr. Ferrer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-07
Il ENT|ERRO DEL
Hon. Jose Severe
Qui11oneS.

En- el nomhre del 60
bierno de Pto. Rico,
en- el nombre del 60
bierno de los Estados
Unidos, del pueblo
de Puerto Rico y del
pueblo de los Esta-
los Unidos 20 >rindo
el tribute de admira-
cion y de respeto que
merece. el q. fue illus
tire y Hon. iuez el
gran ciudadano Jose
Severe Quinones---
dijo el gobernador
Post.
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DON JOSE S[v[RO'
Quiillones.
T
Datos biogralieos,
En- el gobierno' autono-
nico fue Secretario
de Agricultural, In
dustria Y Comercio.
Era Caballero Gran Cruz.
de isabel la Catolica.
gepreseBto a los EstadOs Uuidos
de America en- 1904 eD el
CoDgreso Universal de Abo.
gadOs en- San Luis.

Don Jose Severe Quinoues
Caro- naci6 en San Juan de Pic
Rico e) 6 de Noviembre de
1889. Curse el bachilleratc
en- el'Seminario conciliar, gra.
auandose ep 1854 de bacihi-
ller en- filosoffa,
En- la universidad de Sew
la .sigui6 Ia earrera de dere-
cho, pasando 4 Ia central de
Madrid, donde Sc gradu6 en-
1850 de licenciado en- dere-
cho civil y can6nico. Regre-
s6a Puerto Rico en- 1861 y EN-
pez6 q ejercer la profession
81 siguiente a6o hasta el 1892
en- que Sc lie nombro intenden-
te general de hacienda publjca
81 ultimo que desempen6 ese
eargo.
En- el gobienuo aut6nomjco
En- ell gobierno autoD6mico
fuG Secretario de Agriculture.
sodustria y comerclo.
En- las elecciones de ese mis-
mo ano resulto electo delega-
do q la Camara, cargo que re-
nunci6 para desempenar una
plaza de Consejero de Adml-
nistracion.
Fue fiscal de la Audiencia
territorial, Magistrate suplen
te de Ia misma y del tribunal
coutencioso- administrative y
Presidente por nombrami-
ento del general Brooke.
Al establecerse la ley Fo-
raker, ell presidente Nc Kin
ley lie designo para el cargo
de presidente del tribunal SUI
premo de esta isla. :
En- 1904 representa- a los
Estados Unidos de America
en Ell Congreso universal de
I Abogados que reuni6 en- st.
Louis, Missouri.
Era, desde hace muchos
amos, desde los tiempos en-
que fue representante en- Cor
tes Escoriaza, Caballero Gran
Cruz de Isabel la Catolica, y
& su modestia ejemplar debi6-
Be que jamas a nadie 10 reve-
lase, nj adn a SUI mismo padre.
Preside en- 1871 la prime
ra Diputaci6n provincial, por
Ell voto unanime de sus COM
paneros.
En- 1872, epoca del c6lebre
general Gomez Pulido, pre-
sidfa ell Sr. Quinones una mesa
electoral en- la Acadia de es-
ia ciudad.
Ell desdichado gobernador
penetr6 eD ell colegio electo-
raj, pretendiendo cohlbir e.
derecho electoral e impo-
ner su voluntad.
Ell Sr. Quinones. con ell len
guaje de la mayor altivez, hi
10 que Gomez Pulido abando-
nara el salon.
Desde entonces hasta 1897
estuvo retirado de Ia politica
activa. No por ESQ neg6 su;
sabios consoles a sus compa'
triotas.
Como abogado llev6 en- mG
tiples casos la defensa de lo'
Rcusados politicos.
La nobleza de su caracteI
era proverbial.
Su acrisolada honradez ia
mas Sc vic empahads por /;
mas leve sombra de sospechs
Antes que abogado fue to
do un caballero.
Como no Sc penetrara de l.
.ompleta raz6n, asis
,ompleta raz6n, que asistie
"a a su clente, era inGtil out
e ofrecieran cuantiosos homo
:arios.
La profession no 10 enrique.
no. Exageradamente modes,
oen todo, 10 era mas en- el co
pro de sus honorarios. De
bio dejar una fortuna colosa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-07

V no Ia form6 porque siempre
fue m6dico en- el cobro de su
trabajo professional.
D. Jose Severe era un gran
coraz6n. Sufria las desgracias
agenas como propias.
Su caracter franco le gran
je6. la simpatia de cuantos le
trataron. Siempre tenia una
broma de buen genero y una
Erase earinosa para todo el
mundo.
La muerte del Sr. Quiho-
mes debe sentirla, Y la sentira
seguramente, sin distinction
aIguna, todo el pals puertorri )
queno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-07

De-. sr1-an. k@ts4,i1o ron un
aulg--
Ind sa~snte. l. maternidad
6s uggt H-aruyo 81 raraete- de "a
uu5sr. ~,<rH madre Eo hutlfse te-
nids al.a-. l4 harria querido yo mu-
cho uerH=.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-07
DEsFIBRADORAs DUCHEMIN.

Estas son Lac Gniea, maquinas por.
taGles que Sc han ingentado para d
desfbre de las sansevierae, Plata
nos, Maguey, Pima J tOda planIa 8
pulpA
Estan patent1adas en- todas las m.
etones.
Para iuformes: Duchemin, 35 avenue
de Breleuil en- Paris, 6 nj unico
Agente exclusive para Puerto Rico
Andres AgostinL 6vn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-07

En szta irnprsniA - vezis pAp%l
vejo 4 . Pesos q4iGiaL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-07
FARMACIA LA tMERITA'
DE MANUEL PUG DIANA.
PONCE, uasEt T Iros sr

En- ssta farnasis hay oonstAnts unti-
d. fr troEAs freseas y patsntes Del ex-
4anIeru las Estados Tnidos una
buerA srIscta perfumsris Dc ios neinrss
fsbrrAnt@s tsle5 COMO r. a q. v Z r.
FHeF.
Espsclal Atenei6n en Il dzpaeho a.
rcrstas baio h mas rirru~a eEAe8itnd
s IreeHc- ~ Y>nents hmItados ov
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-07

EI speaker" de la Cana
ra. el juez Mae Leary. el
abogado Dexter y el abo.
eado Hernandez Lopez
rindep elocuente tribute
de admiration y de res,
peto a los restcs del Illus
ire muerto
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15
WATCH OUT FOR THE AUTOS.
75 Machines Will Come Through on
July SOth.

Here's a new wrinkle in the auto
mobile business. The Reflector has
received circular which reads:
Notice! During the day OF July
goth there will pass through your
town rs automobiles on the sixth
annual tour of the American Automo-
bile association. While this is tour
and not a race, l would suggest that
care be exercised to keep unattended
children, pets and live stock off the
highway. This tour is run under a
schedule of fixed time that does not
permit any participant exceeding the
legal speed limit over any road. F.
B. Hover, chairman touring board
American Automobile Association.
The machines will not stop here
but 20 on to Kansas City, where the
tour ends. A special Pullman will
come through on the U. P. carrying
the personal belongings of the tour
lists.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15

The Twentieth Kansas and other
war men are to assemble in salina
September 20 and 2S TO hold the Dig
gest reuion of soldiers of the Philip
pines, Cuban, Porto Rican and Chi
nese campign ever in Kansas. The
goth boys meet every year and will
turn out over 800 men strong. Col.
Little is president of the Twentieth
Kansas association and was in Salina
yesterday looking up matters.
He is also department commander
Of the United Spanish War Veterans
and they are to meet there also Sep
TENDER 2 and 8. He says: I'VE VIII
have over 200 men from the Twenty
second Kansas and many from other
volunteer and regular regiments. we
are having some difficulty in getting
the Twenty-first Kansas boys in line.
Jim Brown of Hutchinson has taken
it up now, however, and there are
fourteen camps in Kansas of the U. s,
w. v. and the orders are growing rap
idly. The Military Order Of the Ser
pent is to break out at Salina at the
reunion. People will see the real old
Khotee prince. The Big snaik, me
Katipunan degree of the Twentieth
Kansas, will work.
1--WE expect to put on a grand Sam
battle between Spanish war men and
an opposition force of guardsmen and
regulars and make this the great re-
union. The reports already show
great interest. There will be a special
car from Kansas CITY,"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15
ENDURANCE RUN AT HERINGToN
Five Tied With Perfect Score on July
Third at that Place.

The day was ideal, the course In
fine condition, and only for the lack
of interest manifested by tie local
and neighboring automobilist, the
event would have been intensely in
teresting. AS it was, it proved one
of the chief attractions of the day.
Entries were as follows:
No. /. c. N. Tufts, Overland Tour
ing Car, Model 80, four cylinder.
No. 2 c. N. Hull, Stevens Duryea
Touring Car, four cylinder.
No. 8 B. c. Crazy, REQ runabout'
two cylinder.
No. 4 Jaecke & Kramer, Regal
Touring Car, four cylinder.
No. 5 Robert T. Ray, Regal Tour
ing Car, four cylinder.
No. 6 Jaecke G Kramer, Great
western Touring Car, four cylinder.
No. Z L. H. Riddle, Buick No. H.
Roadster, four cylinder.
No. 8 L. H. Riddle, Buick Touring
Car, two cylinder.
Entries Nos. /, 8, 6, Z and all
made perfect scores. The winning
numbers we're placed in a hat and
the first one drawn was given the
Gun. Karl Riddle being the lucky one
the cup was given to him. The casu
prizes equally divided among the otn-
or four. OF the three not making
nerfect scores Mr.. Kramer allowed
his foot to slip from the clutch PEDAL
while car was waiting at checking
station, and killed his engine otner'
wise he would have made a pertec'
score. Mr.. Ray grew nervous aDou'
the supply Of water. and took on wat
or which cost him five points. MT
Hull had some tire trouble which de-
laved him sufficiently long to make
him late at checking station. Those
who accompanied Mr.. Tufts on th'
bird lap say he displayed some aDiiitI
as an expert tire manipulation in tina
he removed one of his tires, inserted
an inner tube, inflated same ant
was off in less than eight minutes
The event as a whole, was really en-
ioyahIe and the Harrington automobile
club wish to thank all who took par
and hope to have another similal
event this fan.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15
Kansas statutes Are Peculiar On
Passing Teams.

.
A few days ago we printed the In.
structicns OF Judge Sam KlmLls in
an automobile lapage case in which
he said:
Under the law of the state OF Kan
sas, 1t is the duty of person hand
ling an automobile when attempting
to pass another on the highway, to
turn to the right and instruct you
that AZ no notice was given to the
plaintiff by the defendant that the
defendant intended to pass him by
turning to the left that the plaintiff
had a right to presume that II an
attempt was made to pass him that
defendant would turn to the right
instead Of to the left, and that plain
tiff turning to the left would be
rather an indication Of care than Of
negligence.
Several persons have called our
attention to the custom. of passing
on the left when overtaking a We
hicle which is the New York law and
is sensible. The matter was sub
mitted to Judge Kimble who writes:
II am quite sure / could make more
sensible and better laws on this sub
ject than now are written. But ]
am not the Legislature of Kansas.
1t is only my duty when on the
bench to tell the jury and litigants
what the law is as made by the Leg
islature however foolish that law
may be-" He calls attention to the
following law passed in 1908:
Sec. 6. Every person having con-
troll or charge of motor vehicle or
automobile shall, whenever upon
any public street or highway and
approaching any vehicle drawn by
a horse or horses, or any horse upon
which any person is riding or driv-
ing domestic animals, operate man
age and control such motor vehicle
or automobile in such manner as 70
exercise every reasonable precaution
to prevent the frightening of any
such horse or horses or domestic
animals and to insure the safety and
protection of any person riding or
driving the same; and if such horse
or horses or domestic animals ap-
near FESTIVE and frightened, the per-
son in control Of such motor vehicle
shall reduce the speed thereof, ana
~ practicable turn to the right and
give the road, and, If requested by
signal or otherwise by the driver OF
such horse or horses or domestic AMI
mails. shall proceed no farther TO-
wards such animal or animals pu'
remain stationary SO long as may BIZ
necessary to allow such horses OF
domestic animals to pass. This pro
vision shall apply to automobiles OF
motor vehicles going either In th'
same Of in the opposite direction.
The concluding sentence is mo-
clear-it may mean that the vehicle
in the rear is to stop and wait fol
the one ahead to back up past II
As Judge Kimble sensibly 81 cgestf
Fair minded automobile men ant
farmers together ought to take VI
this subject on due consideration o
all its requirements, frame Law
of. the Road which should be practi
cable and sensible
|
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15

IA Al
4 KilG Young bird and gulp down what.
syer food on medicine may u offered yOu
or. d. YOU want 10 know eomethlnh N tha
.cn,roslticn arA N .tsr N HI, ,g,,i,,,
~, ~ III, ~ wa,, s. 49,. u ~. y.
Nv saho Ivy yvur sVo"eVA Whosnes -
1000 OF meolclneY
Most Intelligent and sensible people
nowadays insiN on knowing what they
employ whether as food or AZ medicine.
Nr pierca belIeves thew have 4 nersect
I-ht ~ 4, - No., srah irn,',oa,..P 80
tSns " "'sso' upVu euon .hV"louec. ovns
pu0Ilshes,S esoAdcast ana ON each bottle
wrapper, what his medicines are made Of
and vexIties. ltYHSder-ealh This be feels
he can wAu EfFord IN do because the morn
he iSs+sdIer,s n 16lcb Ma msdicires
~ ~ AZ is5 ~ S5daTsiooS ~
e1e mA1T liz ssa2.s9 ~ M.SsrssySS Wy
more VIII tnelr superior clraLlxe xlr!9es
be apbreclatedA
For the cure Of woman's peculiar weak.
nesses, irregularities and arrangements,
giving rise 10 frequent headaches, back.
scha Observation-Disclosures main or distresa IN
icwsr shJomjnsI M nelvic rao,on accom-.
49, Nv..,.r"s ,.,,.h Ssh;,,.sti
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15

Any lady can get silvered mo
Drin" Coffee Strainer by writing Dr..
shoop, Racine Wis. Send no money
Simply ask for the mo Drip" Cou.
non privilege, giving your name ana
aSdress. DR., shoop will also send
Frea his new and very interesting lit
tie book describing Or. Snoop .
Health Coffee. Health Coffee Is sucn
a close imitation Of real coifee, tnaV
it requires an expert to tell the ai.-
terence. And neither Is there a gram
Of real coffee in IT, Made from pure
toasted grains, malt and nuts, itS
flavor and taste is exceedingly gratl-
tying. No tedious boiling either
MADE in a minute" says DR.. shoo COP
Write today for the book ana mo
Drip" Coupon. Belknap u Hoemer'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15

A falling tisy nerve-no larger
than the finest silken thread-takes
from .the heart its impulse, its
power, its regularity. The Stomach
also has its hiden, or inside nerve.
It was DR.. Shoop who first told us
it was wrong to drug weak or fail
ing Stomach, Heart or Kidneys. His
prescription-Dr. Shops Restorative
lis directed straight for the cause
of these ailments-these weak and
faltering inside nerves. This no
doubt clearly explains why the Re
storative has Of late grown so rapidly
in popularity. Druggists say that
those yho test the Restorative even
for a fey days soon become tully con-
WINGED Of its wonderful merit. Any
way. don't drug the organ. Treating
the cause Of sickness Is the only sens.
ible and successful way. Sold BY all
dealers.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15
HOPE ELECTS TEACHERS.
Nine Months of school VIII Be Held
There.

Hone, Kan, July 8.-'Fhe teachers
for the Hope schools curing me COM
ing year have all been hired, and the
list is a good one. Only two OF last
wears instructors will be back, MISS
waterman and Miss Minnie Smith.
Mr.. Aubrey Davidson will be the
principal and superintendent for the
coming year. He is graduate OF
the state Normal School OF Emporia'
class of 1908, and was successful
instructor in the Herring ON high
school the past year. Miss Fannie
HARE, a graduate Of the 1909 class
of the Normal School will be the as
sistant principal. She has had con-
siderable experience and comes well
recommended. Miss Smith will teach
the 9Th, 9Th and 9TH grades as before
and Miss Waterman the Bird and Attn.
new primary teacher has been Sc
sured in the person of Miss Grace
Riggs Of Florence. Miss Riggs was
hired once before for a position in
the Hope schools but had 10 give up
the place shortly before the opening
of the term on account Of sickness in
the family. She Is a graduate Of
Baker University.
School will open on the 9th OF
September and the term will be nine
months instead of eight as 1t has
been the past three years.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15

Scientists have found in cave IN
Switzerland bones Of men, who lived
100. 900 years ago. when life was In
constant danger from wild beasts.
Today the danger. as shown by A. W.
Brown Of Alexander, Me-, Is largely
from deadly disease. IF Il bad not
been for DR.. Kings New Discovery
which cured me, ] could not have
lived" be writes, suffering as / did
from a severe lung trouble and stub-
born cough To cure Sore Lungs,
Colds. Obstinate Coughs, and prevent
Pneumonia. its the best medicine on
earth. soc and 900. Guaranteed
By J. n. Gleissner. Trial bottle free.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15
seea Mailman GROW Young.

at would be hard to overstate the
wonderful change In my mother since
she began to use electric Bitters,
writes Mrs. w. L. fitzpatrick OF Dan
forth, Me. Although past 70 she
seems really to be growing young
again. She suffered untold misery
from dyspepsia for 20 years. At last
she could neither eat, drink nor Sleep
Doctors gave her up and all remedies
failed till Electric Bitters worked
such wonders for her health" They
invigorate all vital organs, cure Liver
and Kidney troubles, induce sleep
impart strength and appetite. Only
SOC at ]. M. Gleissner's.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15

A book on Rheumatism, by DR..
Shoop, OF Racine, Wis, tells some
plain truths, and a free trial treat
ment of DR.. Shops Rheumatic REM
edy for some disheartened sunerer
in your vicinity. Make q grateful
and appreciative friend OF some one
who is discouraged because OF the
failures of others to help him. Help
me to make this test, and ~ certa.n m
" help your suffering friend All
dealers,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15
Number Your Houses.

II you have not numbered your
house it should be uone at once as
a postoffice inspector will visa the
city and will undoubtedly recommend
the discontinuance of delivery OF
mail to all parties that have not
complied with the regulations. The
requests patrons to
erect proper receptieles to receive
the mail convenient for the carrier
thus not OBTAINING him on the route
and delaying the prompt delivery OF
the mail. All patrons should COM
ply with the requirements Of the
department.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15
Amazing.

It is amazing how many mothers
will give their children medicines
Containing violent and dangerous
drugs for bowel and stomach disord-
ara when better results, with absolute
safety can be obtained by the use OF .
nure, pleasant, harmless remedy IKE
nr Caldwells (laxative) Syrup Pep
sin. Try it at once. Sold by all drug
rists at soc and $1.00. Money BACK
II II fails.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-15

means hat man and wife have lived
10 a good old age and consequently
have kept healthy. The best way 70
Keen healthy Is to see that your liver
does It's duty 365 days out OF $50.
The only way to do this is to keep
BalIard's Herbine in the house and
take Il whenever your liver gets in
active. c. z. Northeratt & Co.