Abilene Daily Reporter. (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 344, Ed. 1 Monday, May 16, 1904 Page: 4 of 4
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oozes which dries and scales off or forms bad looking sores and soabs. It ap-
pears on different parts of the body but of tcuest upon tho back arms hands
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thin acid blood and cleanses and builds up the general system when the
akin clears off and Eczema with alt its terrifying symptoms disappears.
Send for our free book on the Skin and its diseases. No charge for
medical advice. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. ATLANTA. 9 At
LYCEUM
MAY
Bcfttam Bracken
Mrs. Bertram Bracken. Formerly
NELL RED
Abilene's Favorite in tfiebeattTtiftif
picturesque
"A KENTUCKY
Mrs. Bracken will be assisted and supported by Mr. Bert
Bracken. A cast of selected artists have volunteered their
service. Mrs. Bracken in the character of "LITTLE
KENTUCK" has been the comment of the press and
public as being without a peer.
Secure your seats at "SIDES."
25c 35c and 50c.
nayaen wrocety company
v (Incorporated Successors to Gee. Hayden.)
1 Its 00f business to sell groceries.
I Its our aim to please yur customers.
1 Its toyour interest to try us.
m- Pate fresh goodsand absolute satisfaction.
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f Good things to
That's what we think about.
That's the way we make our money.
If we are not furnishing you your groceries wo
want to. m
A trial order will oonvinoe you that our goods v
are first-class in every respoot.1 &
Reapootf ully.
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alight temporary rallef. In JTobruarr
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a month I axporlencad a change for tha
better and by May all aymptoma had
dlaappaarad and I found jayaalfantlra.
i nurad. and hava had no return of
tho dlaeaaa ainoe. W.P.BHI
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Vmnrar stockman'. Advartlilnr Aaanoy.
Kaniaa Olty Mo.with which the bldod-curwat is over-
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washes soaps salves and powders aresoot hing and
cooling they do not enter into the blood itself or
touch the real cause of the disease but S. S. S.
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THEATRE
30th.
Helen Btackcn
play entitled
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& COMPANY.
The Pinnacle of Human Skill
has been roaohed in our Carriagos
Saddles and Harness. The only
way they can ever be better is to
raise the pinnaolo elevate the
standard even then our vehicles
will bo found at the top.
They're not so hich in nrinna
though as to bo out of reaoh of
moHi voiumo Baucuo anu harness
usors. Lot us quote you figures.
KAUFFMAN BROS.
AB1LEND TEXAS.
HE SAVED HIS CROPS.
Nebrnika Man'a Story of tho Way Ha
Kilted tho Qrnsihoppera.
A gontleinfiii who used to live nt
University plnco Wiig growing wheat
in southern JNobrnskn when (ho
grnsshopperg struck' itikn. Ho had n
forty ncro ilcld of wlient Hint yenr
promising a big yicld and the pros-
pect of its having lo go to feed his
enemies tho grasshoppers was gnll-
ingnlmost beyond ciidurnhce. Very
soon uftor the vnngUard bf (ho hop-
pers appeared however this gentle-
man made an entomological discos
cry that saved his crop.
"1 found" ho said "that tho
grasshoppers wore in tho habit of
climbing tho wheat stalks every
morning to spend the day feeding on
what was intended lo feed mo and
my family. 1 used to go out to the
Held to see how tlioy wore golting on
every morningand in my impatience
nt the liberties they were taking
with my wheat I would occasionally
strike at u clump of them n they
hung to a stalk and knock them to
the ground.
"After awhile X noticed that
when n grasshopper was thus dis-
lodged he made no further elfort to
j;ct his dinner but remained on the
''round until tho regular time to
'limb the stalk noxt morning. Im-
mediately on making this important
liscovery I went and took down our
ong wire clojhcsline and railed my
vifo to' come and help mc Then
ve woit through that forty acre
iohl dragging the clothesline over
he wheat .between ns and knocked
11 tho grasshoppers to the ground
I'lu're tlicy stayed till the next day.
"Nct morning Wc gave the hop-
er jnM time enough tb get well
lartrd up the stalks when wo ucnl
nit and repeated tho proceeding of
he da before. The re?ult was the
akne and in tho course of a few
lays every grasshopper in that field
lad died of starvation. -Our neigh-
tors came out every morning to jeer
it us and called us a pair of old
diols but we harvested the ouh
hcat prop in that part of Nobiaska
hat year." Nebraska Stale Jour-
nal. The Ainus of Japan.
Among the hairy Ainus of north-
vrn Japan the garments of both
-exes are made from the inner baH
f the elm tree uhirh is put into
iater to soak and to soften after
vvhi.oh it is taken out and I ho Ohcr
luj'ded inti thread and balls it
is then woven into narrow rolls of
loth on a primitive loonj. The gar-
incuts are rough and have a faded
i row n color. Tho women are some
vhat expert in executing fancy nee
Ifcwork and in Jheir arrangement
)f paj torus and'de-'igus the em-
broidery and decoration are done
villi Japanese colored thread upon
he groundwork of their own e)m
Mirk fabric in winter the women
ev bear doer and wolf skins over
the elm fiber for greatci; warmth.
Carved Ivories.
In the sixteenth and seventeenth
outlines various sculptors in ivorj
were engaged in caning portions of
tusks with classical and other sub
loots which were afterward mount-
jd in silver and -silver gilt by some of
.he finest Augsbcrg and Nuremberg
vorkers and formed v-ises and tank-
ards. In the eighteenth 'centurj
various carvings in iory were made
mielly of statuettes and small
jlaques but none attains1 to tho ex-
ellence of the earlier carvings. In
uodern times the ivory carvings of
(ndia have become noted for their
minute and delicate work. Cham-
bers' Journal.
Avengedat Last.
"I'd like that topth please" said
the small boy after the dentist had
'xlraetcd the torment.
"Certainly my little man. But
why do you want it?" rjuericd the
lentist as he handed it over.
4Well sir" responded the grati-
fied boy !Tm going to take it home
tnd I'm going lo put it on a plate
Mid I'm going to stuff it iull of
''tigar and then" with a- trium-
phant and ghoulish savagery "then
I'm going to watch if ache."
Not Public Spirited.
Citiman Whnt's the mailer Willi
ill you Swamphurst fellows? Von
ilon t seem to like my friend Back-
lolz. Subbubs Noi bo's selfislu
Citiman Oh como now." "
Subbubs Thai's what lie is. A
barn near him caught fire the other
night and ho put it out without
waiting for tho rest of us members
of the Swamphurst hose to reach
tho scene. Philadelphia Press
Offensively Unnppreciatlve.
"Did ou ever liear'of such shock-
ing taste!" exclaimed Mrs Oumrox
indignantly.
".What's the inaltcr?" asked her
husband
"People in this holel have com-
plained they couldn't sleop because
Kthelindu played (ho piano. Tho
idea of uuybodv'a. proforring sloop to
hearing Ethelinda play)" r Wash-
ington Star
The Bargain
Center
Makes a Specialty of
Pocket and Table
CUTLERY
Musical Instruments
Sheet Music
Phonographs
Bicycles Etc.
But it's in tho swim with almost
everything else. vAsk for any
thing you want.
We solicit only
Cash Trade
with Prices
Accofd-'
ingly.
ICE COLD DRINKS AND CON-
FECTIONS. .
M. NL Thomson.
Proprietor of the genuine and-
original BARGAIN CENTER.
Photos.
Do not be Deceived
50c WILL NOT BUY $
But if you want cheap pic
tures WE WILL DUPLI-
CATE ANY PRICE
and give you better pictures than
the man that advertised them
for we have tho BEST EQUIP-
PED GALLERY THIS SIDE OF
FT. WORTH and it costs us no
more to make them than the otn-
er fellow. If you want Pictures
and Satisfaction.
Major & Major
are the Photographers and
know how it is done. "
(Chambers Old Stand )
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Up-to-Date
Transfer Line
Phone your order to us.
Roberts 82 Southwestern 130.
Prompt and courteous service. Your bus-
ineis will be appreciated and handled with
dispat:h.
"W. T. Wilson Proprietor.
D. W.X.KLINE
DENTIST.
Pine Street Abilene Texas
WILL STITH & CO.
NOTARIES
PUBLIC.
Office East Side Pine Street .OverCitizcns
National Bank.
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A place to have first-class
Pictures made at very low
prices. Get our prices and
see our work. 24 stamps
for 25c. Satisfaction gua-
ranteed or money refunded.
Gorden. & Groene
Rodden's old stand oyer Har-
den's Book and Musio Store.
DR. W. G. JACKSON
3D. 3D. (3.
OflGce in new Bank Block. Over J. W.
Evans Grocery store
Office phones Roberts 188
Southwestern 116
Office hours 8 a. m to 12 m. and
1 p. m. to 6 p. m.
1 '
Pioneer
Bafber Richard Heldth
Snop ''
Clean shaves smooth hair outs.
Razors keen and towels clean.
Chestnut Street opposite inii rur Try
Harris' Drugstore nDlLLnL I LA
L. W- HOLLIS
Physician & Surgeon
Oftet evr limit' Dm Stoff.
Phone 87. Residtnc PiwM M
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: The Latest Thing Out.
A. C. Anderson's New Machine sets your tires tho old way but sofa)
them cold while you get you mail. The most practical Machine itl
use. Sots the tiro without injuring tho wood.' To convince yourself
call at my shop just across the street from the new postoffice ana
see the machine in operation. All questions oheerfully answered.
General Blacksmithing strictly up-to-date. Fancy Horseshoeing a
Specialty
AfC. ANDERSON. Blacksmith. 1
Tlio Kind Yon Havo Always
In use for over 30 years
nnd lias been made under ills por-
Z sonal supervision since its infancy.
K'CtfcAc4) Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits Imitations and " Just-as-good " oro hut; t
Experiments that trifle with and endanger tho hcalthiof .
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment. J-
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil Pare-
goric Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotio
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Fevcrlshness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food regulates tho
Stomach and Bowels giving healthy and natural sleep
Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CA8T0RIA A!-
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The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bn Use For Over 30 Years.
THC eiNTAUH OOUMNV TT HUKIIAV STRKT. HCW VOnil CtTT.
SPAULDING BROS.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Challenge Gasoline Engines Dandy Wind
Mills Ptimps Pipe. Cylinders Hose.
Belting Packing Valves Cypress Tanks
Bath Ttibs Sinks Lavatories Etc.
Firstclass Machine
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Successors to f& &
R. G. Anderson & Co.
D STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES
GRAIN and FEED STUFFS.
2J6 Pine Street.
First Class Goods and Reasonable Prices.
Yor Patronage Solicited.
Southwestern PhoneJNo. 43.
Roberts Phone fi No. it.
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GET YOUR TIRES SET.
Bought and wlilchlias beea
lias foorno tlio signature of
Signature of
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Shop.
Plumbing a specialty
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Shook, L. B. Abilene Daily Reporter. (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 344, Ed. 1 Monday, May 16, 1904, newspaper, May 16, 1904; Abilene, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth333460/m1/4/?q=music: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Public Library.