The Baldwin Times from Bay Minette, Alabama • 3

ThfiTO U'ill ha nit I THE CIRCUIT COURT. 66 at T. HAND, ral4flt. O. E.

rneMILLHN. Vloe-Preildent W. STflPLETON, C.hler. Ship Your 0 XT 0 TO The Baldwin County Bank, ROSS BROS. Sc 00., Mobile.

QUICK SALES FULL MARKET PRICES AND PROMPT RETURNS," OF BAY MINETTE, ALABAMA, CAPITAL STOCK $60,000.00. Go to the Best THE Tbis Bank now occupies its new brick building and is ready to casli checks, receive deposits and do a general business consistent with sound banking. We solicit your patronage. Safety Boxes, for Securities, Jewels and other Valuables, "rented at $2.50 and upwards per annum. School of Shorthand, Book-keeping, Typewrit i erature, Spanish and TELEGRAPHY.

lht'vare having a jrrealnr clem and tnr llirir Mt'iioenipliPi'K it tut otlic.t! assistant -1 tln- i niinminiity have Irarnc-I Unit Mu-lrtil I i mi srh'iol hefor tin iii'o rccnn-iioii'lcd inr licit lyi'ii fjnalificd lie --he is placet in a i-anti-m Un- I. a tiliiltuthc satiffafli'm nf all chimti m'i information, J'n-e write at in-r to MKl'X iMl'NRO, ami ill I Strri STew Store We have opened up a general door to the Bay Hotel, opposite st on hand at al! times a fresh stock of Groceries, Emits, lotions, We respectfully solicit the patronage of the League social tomorrow (Friday) night at the home of Mrs. J. A. Moore.

All the members of the Kpwfirth League are requested to attend. The ladies of the Methodist will servo lunch next Tuesday, election day, in the hall over D. C. Byrne's store. Come and eat your lunch and get an oyster loaf to take home.

Some Seasonable Advice. It may be a piece of supei tliious advice to urge people at this season of the year to lay in a supply of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It is almost sure to be needed before winter is over, and much more prompt and satisfactory results are obtained when taken as soon as a cold is contracted and before it become settled in the system, which cm be done by keeping the remedy at hand. Ill remedy is so widely known and so altogether good that no one should hesitate buying it in preference to any oilier. It is for sale by Nash Lee, Hav Minette.

GRAND JURY REPORT, Tin; State of Abibama, Baldwin County. Circuit Court, Fall Term, 1904. To Hon. Win. S.

Anderson, Judge tin; lSjth Judicial Circuit. We, the Grand Jury of Baldwin County, respectfully report that we have investigated fifty-six cases, examined eighty-eight witnesses and found forty-one true bills. We have visited the county jail and we find it good and sufficient for the present needs of the coiin-tv, and in a fairly good condition. Tin; prisoners confined in the jail seem to be well treated. We that the j.iiiitor visit the jail the tiling every morning to provide fires and other neces sary comforts for the prisoners, and not.

wait till his other morning chores are done before attend-iiu; to this duty, as is now the custom. We found many glasses broken i i the jail windows. These slion'd be at once replaced, and every reasonable means used to prevent further breaking. There is confined in the jail a thirteen-year-old boy named Ed. KatlilVe.

We do not think he is a hardened criminal, and we hop'; that some better disposition be made of him than that of sending hini to the penitentiary or any place where he would be with more depraved characters. We have xamined the bonds of th" county officers and we find tin-in good and sufficient, except that of C. H. Driesbach, as county surveyor, who should make a new bond. We have examined the books of the county officers, ami, in so tar as our limited time would permit, we find them correct lv kept.

The roads of the county we behove, to be in a average condition. However, there is much room for improvoment, which cannot be attained so long as the general public appear so indiffer ent. We find the approaches to the bridged liar-tie Mill Dam, near kic 11, to he in um fundi- mid' r-hould be renlaced at that, til" lUlk is unsafeand sin hM lie eon ti'iii one' Civ- tienmei! ilmt. si li Hire loll 1 If built aciv-s llai er ditch on the Mount Pleasant lit find that the Fisher Bridge yen Black Wiit-r should lie lvbuib. Balance of Civil Docket Disposed of by Circuit Court.

The following civil cases have been disposed of as stated since our laBt issue: Chas, E. linger vs. Alf Kssendrup; attaenment, verdict for plaintiff. VV W. Stewart vs.

J. R. Mixon and N. G. McKenzie; damages, ve.dict for defendant.

Caesar E. Marks vs Hand Lumber assumpsit, continued. Reuben 1). McCoinell vs. Hand Lumber Company; trespass, verdict for plaintiff.

Charles T. Clark vs. Morriston Lumber Company; assumpsit, judgment for plaintiff. William Thomas vs, L. N.

Railroad; damages, continued. Eva lierglin vs. Matilda Larssons; detinue, verdict for defendant. Fred McFarlane vs. I.

Gantt; assumpsit, continued. Ed Taylor vs Isaac Mini-hew; damages, cont: G. Van An werp et al. vs. G.

I. Lambert; assumpsit, verdict for plaintiff. A. Kobi.is.nn vs. Alma Aiken et al.

assumpsit o.i protmssory note, dismissed plaintiff. I'leas J. Creamer and Clara Creamer Jai e. M. Armstrong et damages, judgment for defendant, plaintiiT alowcd sixty da in which to lile bill of exeti.iions.

Andrew Giddens vs. Reuben I). McConnell, Sr. damages, continued, .1. M.

renshaw vs. The Hand Export Cumpa'iy damages continu-d. CRIMINAL DOCKET. The following criminal cases have been disposed of since our hist issue. The State vs Will I) Giddens bigamy forfeiture against defendant and bail and alias writ of arret.

he State vs Irvin Cook alias Irving Cook, alias Irwin Cook; murder, continued by state. The State vs Willie Dart, alias Will Hart: carrying concealed weapons verdict guilty, lined $50.00. The State vs Major Bailey; carrying concealed weapons plea of guilty, lined $50.00. The State vs Caroline Bailey; abusive language; nol pressed. The State vs William Brown; assault and battery verdict guilty and line ol one cent.

The State vs Caroline ISailey; resisting an officer; nol prossed. The State vs Hand Lumber Co; obstructing public road; nol prossed. The State vs William Thompson; as-ault to ravish; continued The State vs Frank Howard; manslaughter in second degree; forfeiture against defendant and bail and alais writ of arrest. The State vs George Taylor; unlaw fully burning pine forest; plea of guilty and line of $100. The State vs Green Baker; adultery or fornication continued by state.

Tue State vs Green; willfully disturbing a woman on a railroad car; nol proSsed. The State vs Louis Weekley; suffering dog to run at large; nol prossed. 1 he State vs Ed Bouner; bastardy; continued for settlement, defendant to I ay certain amount and costs. 1 he State vs Wesley lidwariis; contempt; defaulting State witness; defendant discharged. The State vs Dan Thomas; contempt; defaulting State witness defendant discharged.

State vs. Dan Jones, demurrer 10 breac'i of hard labor contract; demurrer to indictment sustained and defendant discharged. State vs Jim Hall and Bill Smiley, burglary defendants elected to be tried separately and severance is granted; case against Bih Smiley continued. State vs Henry Watts, burglary; gu'Ly. State vs.

Ed G. Nelson, assault and trv nlpa nf iriiihv and line ot $10.00. state vs. Hand Lumber permit- cunviccs to at large. Demurrer i 'indictment stained.

State vs. Dunk Ard, assault to murder, of guilty t0 assaurt am battery with 1 and lined $75.00. State vs Alma Howell, assault and iauer tuiumut-u. Slate vs jonu niuuiey, assault tu uiui- tier, plea ot guilty. State vs Joe Edwards, contempt, ftiidant discharged.

de- pcrfect hearing, and when it i entirely closed, deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and his tube restored to its normal hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by ca- t.orh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces, We wlll glvu Ulle llanilred 1)uliars for any case ol Deafness (caused bv catarrh) Ii daily, except Sunday, at a. m. On Sunday! leaves Mobile at 9:15 a. returning, naves Battles at 3:30 p. m.

Fare 25 cents each way. Freight received daily until 2 130 p. m. Fare for Saturday evening round trip 25 cents. Steamer Caloosa leaves for Marlow and other Fish River points at 1 p.

daily except Sunday. Returning, leaves Marlow at 5 a. m. Fare cents each way. Clerk of Steamer Carney will receive freight for Caloosa when delaved 'JAS.

A. CARNEY, Manager, 55 St. Michae' street, upstairs, MOBILE bonding ri. keep 1 siv-n election will ii -h! 1 1 voting pbici'-r V. that an i lie several county, for the follow ins.

ion ))' ir oi i i'; Klevi'ii- Elnet--rs President the United and Vie" rivsici'-nt of 1 States. A L'le-sident of the Railroad Comniiiii 11, A Chant'i the 13th District, Southwestern Chancery Di-! vision, A Judge of the 13th Judicial Circuit, I A Solicitor for the 13th Judicial Circuit, A Supernumerary Judge, A Mmnlior of for tho Second Coniirossii District, A Chief Jttst'ce and Six Associate Justices of the Supreme Court, Tho following officers for Baldwin Count-: A Judge of Pro! ate, A Clerk of the Circuit Court. A County Commissioner for each Commissioner Dis rict, A Tax Assessor, A Tax Collector, A Couiuy Treasurer, A Superintendent of Education, A County Cor. nor. Two Justices of i 1 1 Peace and one Constable each Precinct.

Given under niy li.m'd, this October Sth. 1U04. J. Sheriff Baldwin County. Ala.

You Gel What Is a -wit re. prescription, -litute for one is almost c.nwe they are 1 lor, or often o-lt'-i- prefit on THIS WE be assured prescription 1 i sub-titutit)ii ihrotigh aid 1. id J. Bay SEOES! the same, just out of the I)ccau-e ilue: the other NEVER DO. :h.U we lii i 1 1 --o to the I.

ibis ae tboi! er riiie is t. o- le PrSPlells. Mr. II. W.

Hall, who h- oU the Times force for the past two months, left Tuesday fur his hom-at Midway, Ala. Miss Allie Eubanks, who has been visting relatives in Bav Minette for the pst two weeks, left Saturday for Flomaton. The Times office is still turning out fine job printing of every description at live and let live prices. If you want that kind we can please you. Messrs.

W. R. Lee and C. V. Brown spent Tuesday in At morn, looking after the interests of the new Nash Leo drug store soon to be established at that place.

Messrs. Julius Richerson and Murphy McMillan came down from Stockton last Wednesday to attend the Bazaar given by the members of the Baptist church. The following nia-riage licenses were issued from the probata 'Hire the past week: Peter F. Stewart to Lillie Woods, Frederick T. Brown to Emily Janie Johnson.

Now that cool weather has arrived and fires are needed, it behooves everyone to look to the condition of their stove flues unci chimneys. A little precaution now may save your property. Mobile Herald, Oct. SJ1 Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas McMillan and family will be located with Mrs. William Pope, on Joachim street, until their new home on Government street is built. Mr. Harvey Yuille is back from a very delightful visit to St. Louis and other cities.

A gang of about sixty negros superintended by Mr Henry Shields are here this week engaged in putting in a new siding. When this is completed they will extend the regular buisness siding a distance of half-a-mile to the IVn-sacola crossing. This wi'l constitute part of the yards of i.ew Bay Minette and" Ft Morgan Railroad. Misses Clara and Cornelia Hall entertained a number of their friends at a Halloween Monday night. Refreshme.

ts were served and a delightful evening was spent. Among those present were Misses Lillie Lambert, Clarissa Byrne, Florence Stiver and Carrie Nelson and Messrs. B. F. Krebbs, Edw.

Worcester. James Burns, I) C. Byrne, Prof. H. II.

Holmes and Dr. Joseph Hall. On Tuesday, November first, Mr. J. D.

Mayo, who lives near town, brought to this otlice i-ut-ting from a two-year-old lig lave. In a spac- fourteen inches lone the twig cotained thirteen figs-second crop- which were In a givat portion of the I'l-ili States-fruit givwers are glad to get one crop of figs; but here in Baldwin county the indn-ations are that two crops of figs may Je-grown by progressive farmers. The specimen with which Mr Mayo favored us appeared vigmus ami thrifty. Mr. Jehu M.xon, of Daphne, lost his barns and nearly all their contents by lice- last Friday morning about five o'clock.

Mr. Mixon was attending court in Bti" Minette at the time. Every I. yiild-ing on the place, except the residence and smoke house were burned to the ground. About five bales of seed cotton, twenty tons of hay, several hundred bushel" of oats and a large amount of fodder and other feed stuffs were lost.

Two bales of ginned cotton, his mowing machine ana rake, alonff with ail his stock, was saved. The loss is estimated to be not less thau there being no insurance. i NtS elFld I Dr. c. L.

Merahon, of Fairhope, was here Wednesday. Mr. C. Y. Hall of Tensaw, is in Bay Minette this week.

Mr D. L. Stamps, of Flomaton, is in Bay Minette this week. Miss Mary McCowaa, of Mobile, is visiting Miss Daisy Wilkms. Mr E.

A. Cooper, of Wilmer, visited home folks here this week. m- M. fticherson, of Stock- toil, was in Bay Minette this week. Miss Mattie McKenzie, of Per-Bay dido, is visiting relatives Minette.

Miss Eliza Booth, of Stockton, nil hns-mt'C; was ray miuoiw! last Week. Postmaster F. S. Bryars, of Stockton, was here on ousiness last week. Mrs.

Annie Thompson, of Mo bile, is visiting relatives mm lriends here. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Levins, ofPerdido, are visiting Mrs. A.

I. Thompson. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Moses Frank, last Saturday night, an eleven pound boy.

Mr. Isaac F. Mixon visked his brother, Mr. Jehu Mixon, near Daphne, last week. Miss Helen Barlow, of "The HanimocKs," spent a few days in Bay Minette last week.

Mr. Barnett Bookei, who is working at Flomaton, is visiting relatives here this week. Mrs. W. L.

Cain returned Sunday from a visit to friends and relativ in Montgomery. Mrs. T. C. Byrne, of Mobile, was in Bay Minette last weak, the guest of Mrs.

J. A. Moore. Mr. and Mrs.

W. C. Thompson, Mobile, were the guests of Mr. A. M.

Thompson this week. Miss Lula Jones returned last week frem a visit to her sister. Mrs. R. C.

Cooper, at Escambia, Fla. Miss Ella Respess, who has been spending some time in Bay Minette, left last week for Pine Barren, Fla. Mrs. Fannie Daly lelt Mondav for Birmingham, where she will remain some time, visiting friends and relatives. Miss Jennie McCoy, of Chicova, has returned home after a pleasant visit to friends and relatives at Stockton.

Mrs. Caughliu, of Tensaw, has returned from a visit to friends in Mobile. She was accompanied by Miss Mary Holmes. We are due thank9 to our good friend. Mr.W.F.Bass.of Brady, for a present of a sack of extraordinary fine sweet potatoes.

Mr. J. M. Stoveirand daughter, Miss Florence, le't Tuesday morning for ten day's visit to the World'n Fair at St. Louis.

Mr. Jack Hunt, of Tensaw, passed through here en route to Mobile last week. He has just recently secured his pilot's papers and goes to take up the position of pilot on the new river boat to be put in service this week. WHRins Bros. --Urn r.iiy Ala.

We bes to announce that we have purchased the hores and vehicles of Wm. Tho iison and with our own tc msa now pared to ive the public liivt class livery service. Single or double teams with careful drivers to any part of the county day "or night. Wilkins Brothers CHANCERY NOTICE. William Weekley, Complainant, No.

Sss. vs Mary Weekley, Defendant. In Chancery at Mobile, Ala. Regis- ter's office, October 24th, 1904. Notice is eby that at a regular term of the Court Chancery held for the Thirteenth District of le South -western Chancery Division of the State of Alabama, ana on me -'jiiu un 01 October, 1904, it was ordered in this csuse as follows, by Honorable Tho.

II. Smith, Chancellor. In this cause it appearing, from an affidavit on tile, that the defendant, Mary Weekley, is over the age of twenty-one years, nd is a non-resident of the State of Alabama, her residence being at St. Andre.s, in the State of Florida. Upon motion of the complainant It is ordered that she plead, answer or demur, to the allegations of the Bill of Complaint liled against her in this cause on or before the 24th day of November, th exniratioii of thir.v davs from date, the 'Vut5 me will be txVm as confessed asrainst her.

It is further ordered that this order be published once a week for four consecutive weeks in The Haldw in Timhs, a newspaper published at liay Mint-tie, 111 the county of Baldwin, State of Alabama. Given this the 24th day of October, A. D. 1904. 25 Char.

K. Holt, Register. 2C2 South Peoria Chicago, 111., Oct. 7, 1902. Eight months ago I was 60 ill that 1 was compelled to lio or sit clown nearly all the time.

My stomach was so weak and upset that I could keep nothing; on it and I vomited frequently. I could not urinate without great pain and I coughed so much that my throat and lungs were raw and sore. The doctors pronounced it Bright 's disease and others said it wns consumption. It mattered little to me what thev called it and I had no de- t4 sire to live. A sister visited me jej from St.

Louis and asked me if 1 nail ever ineu me or. arum. I told her I had not and she bought a bottle. I believe that it sa ved my life. I believe many women could save much suffering if they but knew of its value.

Don't you want freedom from pain? Take Wine of Cardui and make one supreme effort to be well. You do not need to be a weak, helpless sufferer. You can bave a woman's health and do a woman's work in life. Why not secure a bottle of "Wine of Cardui from your druggist today? mi jliybrHealtnj W't have inauired into the til- ierrpd lyi.chint? of Reuben Sims. DealWss t'amtot Be Cured but t- til givat distance of Uy ocal applications- as they cannot 1 reach the diseased portion of he ear.

large liUino.T 01 witn-i'S, who is only one way to cure deafness, a iv presumed to know by constitutional remedies, of the mat M-, have been un- Deafness is caused by an inflamed con-nble toaetthein and into the diuon of the mucous lining of the Kus-, i-ii taclititn lube, When this tube is incase tullv. Me Have tile'l rumbliiiL' sound or im- thi? Cl'-rk of tin- C'-lirt ti Hst of the wit wbo are tin-light to kioov q-nm-thl- tin 1 and that (lli-V be sul'p'vnned I h-r Cl-fk to th'J Grand Jurv ,1 1 at the iM.nmncr -d the next Uim ot this eollft. A thank Your Honor for the thai cannot be mred by Hall's Cat.irrh v. rv clear charge "ive', us bv the I Cine. Send for circulars free, Solicitor for his' able CHKNEY 5, CO O.

Sold by druggists, 7c. udVlS'i the county lake Hall's Family fills for con-ti-! fur the curt-ies shown us. nno ti. law- nbid ino citizens of i Uno eouMtv who haw uppeared be- Sctieduls Eastern Shor8 Transpor-i ns 1,1 trvin- to I tatian Company. r'lIGnX.

our hilars 1 rer-p-'tst fully ask to discharged. Su.ldaVi at for battles and GeORE IIoVI.K. intermediate iandings; Returning leaves Foreman. How to Cure Corns ami ISaiii ns. 1- irst, swl- the corn or bunion in warm water to "often it: then pare it down as closely as possible witnour drawing blood' and apply Chamberlain's Fain Hal twice daily, rubbing vigorously for five minutes at each application.

A corn plaster should be worn a few days to protect it from the shoe. As a gen eral liniment lor sprains, nrunes, lameness and rheumati-m, Fain B.ilm is une-qualed. For sale by Nash Lee, Bay Minette. i. i all for iMiUe'i Winter ol'ik-r.

i- a I OM'l- 250 i- 1 call 1 am store in 00 1 Mi 1 ii-nM- 'e i -M ol It's i it: o-i. n. in- UaT iliaelK- I I.