The Columbus Weekly Advocate from Columbus, Kansas • Page 7

Com missioners roceeoin INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNT ADVICE Office of county clerk, Co-iuni-jNov. 23 and 29 respectively. Iri-us. Kansas, January 2 to 9, rioon jspeetion was made of 17 butcher inclusive Board met in regular shops and eight slaughter houses. Most.

of the butcher shops were! in good condition. About one-half of them were in excellent condition. -jQnly one shop was "Women suffering from any form of illness are invited to promptly communicate with Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn, Mass. All letters are received, opened, read and answered by women.

A wo TRUTHFUL ADVERTISING THE BASIS OF SUCCESS. Since the Ingredients Entering Penma Aro Kctwn, Its Power as a Catarrh. Bemedy and Tonic is Understood. COLUMBUS, OHIO. The active ingredients entering the most popular household remedy in the world have been made known to the public.

This means a new era in the advertising of popular family medicines Peruna leads. Peruna contains among other things, golden seal, powerful in its effect upon the mucous membranes. Cedron seed, a rare medicine' and unsurpassed tonic Cubebs, valuable in nasal catarrh and affections of the kidneys and' bladder. Stone root, valuable for the nerves, mucous membranes as well as in dropsy and indigestion. HIGH-SCHOOL The manual training rooms at the Cherokee county high school are about the most interesting today in the building.

The" county teachers' association is in session and the manual training work of the high school pupils is on display. There are chairs, tables, book shelves, plain and' fancy carving, clay-m'o deling and wood work of all kiu'ds pried profusely session. Members present: D. M. Boyee, chairman John Collins and A.

Shearer, members. The following business Was transacted In 'the matter of road petition for II. L. Miller and others. Now on this 3rd day of January, 1911, the above matter came on for hearing on the report of Jesse Pinson, T.

J. Vest and L. J. Haines, who were, on the 5th day of December, 1910, by the order of the board appointed as viewers to view the said proposed road, the said viewers having reported in favor of the establishment of said road and that no claim for damages were made on account thereof, the board of county commissioners having examined the findings and found there are no legal objections to establishing said road and that man can freely talk of her private illness to a woman; thus has been established this confidence between Mrs. Pinkham and the women of America which has never been broken.

Wf. First National Bank found to be in a condition that required changes to be made at once to put it in a sanitary con-' ditibn. All the slaughter houses were in fair condition with one exception, which permitted the feeding the offal near the slaughter house. The owner promised to correct this at once. All the people engaged in the butcher business were anxious and willing to comply with the requirements and seemed to feel the benefit of the semi-annual inspection.

A number of the butcher shops vie with each other as to which one is in the best shape from a sanitary standpoint. Along the Missouri line in the neighborhood of Galena, are several inkham has she pub lished a testimonial or used a letter without the written consent of the writer, and never has the Company allowed these confidential letters to get out of their possession, as-the hundreds of thousands of them in their hies will attest. Out of the vast volume of experience which Mrs. Pinkham has to draw from, it is more than possible that she said road will be of public utility, slaughter houses used by the peo- and that said road should be es iple engaged in the butcher bus- tablished. The said road having iiness in Galena, over which we around the big manual training room.

Prof. Brooks, who has eh arge of the manual training work is bringing a good deal of vevor of said eountv under diree-ave no control, where the sanction of said viewers so-appointed, arv condition could be improved and said surveyors having made a If commendations were m'ade ttwu survev and plat of said road and these improvements be carried returned it to this boaKl with his 0l1 it once report rhei eon, now thereupon ResPe is by the board of county com- OUAb. N. I AiN missioners ordered that paid road Health Driieer. gTT Interest payable June 1 st and December 1 st of each year.

TTT One Dollar will start an account in this depart-ment. You can deposit any amount at any time. fT All cr any part of your balance can be with-draw at any time. wonderfully fine work out of his pupils. It is extremelv doubtful if any high school classes in survev and plat bo recorded and isms allowed that from this time said -400 miles shall b- considered 'a public p- S- Fisher, salary supt 50.00, the state of Kansas or Oklaho-j ma "either can produce any finer than is seen on exhibition 51 .00, today in Prof Brooks' room at co.

farm and cash Bank irst- INaizonal has gained the very knowledge needod in your case. She asks nothing in return except your good will, and her advice has helped thousands. Surely any woman, rich or poor, should be glad to take advantage of this generous offer of assistance. Address Mrs. Pinkham, care of Lvdia E.

Pinkham Med'cine Lynn, Mass. woman ought to have Lydia E. Pinkham's 80-pago Text Book. It is not a book for general distribution, as it is too" expensive. It is free and only obtainable by mail.

"Write for it today. Ross Township Mr. and Mrs. Sam Parsons of McCune spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Alec Brown of Stone City.

Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hack and family spent Sunday with their son, Henry Hack of Mineral. 'Mrs. W.

O. Brenner and children of West visited Sunday with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pence. highway; it is further ordere t'h'at file trustee of Garden town-! Ship cause the said road to be James C.

Brown, salary the local high school. Prof. M. L. Catlett passed around apple's to the student opened for public travel Capital and Surplus COLUMBUS, KANSAS GUARANTEED D.

M. BOYCE, Chairman. JOHN COLLINS, Member A. SHEARER, Member. co.

surveyor, taking variation and viewing Hicks arid Miller road, platting Miller road and expense Emerson Hull sal dept. co. clerk for Dec. 0. 6.

Gordon, sal 'dept. co. treas. for Dee. Bertha Reeves, 14 days work in co.

treas. office Jessie Bean, 10 days 1 body at the county high school 5 this morning in honor of the first 46.00 birthday of his boy. Prof. Cat- lett passed 'around apples and vo.OO gave a iaif holiday last year to his students arid proposes to hf-j ford his students a gentle re-! minder 'of his bov's birthdav as mi "i nnJ as" as ne birthdays arrive. The In the matter of road petition; to be vacated by E.

C. Hicks and-others. Whereas the board of county etfmraissioners of Cherokee county, Kansas, lie re to fore made an order appointing C. Douglas, L. C.

Tavlor and 0-. W. i fj'irst published in Columbus a divorce from you, that my Weekly Advocate Jan. 19, 1911. maiden name be restored to Hilda PUBLICATION NOTICE.

Christenson, that I be siven the In the district court of Ohero- snool students are enthu- -Mr. and Mrs. Phil O'MalW and- Hariev commissioners to view a siastie in the welcome thov ex- keo county, Kansas, sitting at Co- control, custody, maintenance and education of our minor child, Russell for costs of this action and other proper relief, (11 111111 (it i-i tf. 20.00 little tend to the birthdavs of. 'Master Catlett.

J. O. IIoux, plaintiff, ty-three, south of ranae ttfentv-Jom Rn' aryinnt ooo nu treas for Dee. 100.00 on the grounds of habitual dmnk- iE- T. Jarrett, Mabel Jarrett and ennes.V extreme cruelty and gross 75.00 oolheTd its pilimina, Yom; defentojt.s.

neglect of duty, and unless vou contests in oratory and kleeTama- SM of Kansas, Cherokee answer said petition on or'be-tion yesterdav atternoon. Man-! -i-n sas, exteudin- Huts south on the.R- P- Mllcs' salar conn iialf section lin to the section1 ty assessor for Line cn the south side of section W. II. Shaffer, salary co s'x, and were ordered to i elerk for Dee. vi-vr and make a report of their' a Maiors.

salary co -r j. n' county, ss. moiu uc liiii ciay 01 reomarv, Ralph from east of Seammon weiv calling, on friends in this i i i bo 1 i un a v. Mrs. John Carlson and son William were transacting business in Columbus Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. CuimingT ham and children' of near AVest Mineral and Mr. and Joe Cunningham of Stone City spent Sunday with their mother, Mrs. Andy Cunningham, near Cherokee.

William Williamson spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. J'ames Cole. 1 1 State of-Kansas to K. T.

Jar- said etition will be taken judg hiicinjrs on the 2 3d day of De- attornev for Dec and 150 50 1 'Vn I 1 SnCC m.W!!!Yoiuig, defendants above named, lou.ou declamation contest. These two ffreetinff eeniher, r.riij, and whereas two expense ment taken against you, granting me a divorce from you, restoring my maiden name to Hilda UlL J. A. Knox, co sal It. W.

Douglas and L. C. Taylor, arv for Dec. and visit met at ie piaee nesignaueti schools, postage said order, together with the a Huffman, salary co. 124 50 ef contes to be take notice that above name(1 124.oJ hekl 10, 1911.

Tue judges aintiff j. 0. Houx, did.on the at yesterday contest were: Miss 17th dav of Januar A tj.911, Jennie Stetrard Mrs. John Wis- file hisamended petition in the 41 40 7e afd- -J -hG above entitled action against you 41.4U test'ants the contest, in ora- fnn TTnuv func.vur, on uie said -Xl fllflo1ni rtffiA-rbv. day of December, 1910, and -an i Christenson, giving me the control, custody, maintenance and e-ducation of our minor child, Russell Marsh, costs of this action and other proper relief, on the grounds of habitual drunkenness, extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty.

Al Overton, the miner who wuereas one ot tne commissioners incf i rn.U'lt I nn i 4 1 was m.pireu yesteraay morning xuncu tu tt plirness salary ian- Maurice Mlr nnrt Af PPT. tain pretended deed in writing, th. lTTS bn Inv inmmlt itor for Dee 40-00 Moyd Whiteside, Ltoyd Douglas yUlo. Kftortg Wctey In- to rin my "trumcn 6 3.4 days jTh contestants in declamation teranl tajnnw have developed 1 1 lid could niake a simej, 0me.er for k. r.0;ii -tviiinr, Tt tory McNeill, purporting to be executed by HILDA MARSH.

By W. H. LUCAS, her attor ney. arid it Will probably three or iae saw u. u.uougias ana, iqn0V in- rC A- Jarrett and wire, ismbel Jar-four weks before' he will be L.

C. Taylor commissioners, not -V l3aaVs Kfn rett to U' G' YUng aml dated able to be out. The on I manf officer Dec 26 00 a 1 November 16, 1910; said pretend-his head and left eye haw prov- a thout the third commas-! inrT That tlie bos the- state te- ded Purporting to convey 'the Attest: (Seal) C. H. McNAY, Clerk District Court.

i. ing and viewing of said road and I 681 miles co- com goo, honest Am'erican citi- west quarter of section twelve vrrrnrTTT. ine vacation t'hereot Until a little thouglitfulness, (12), township thirty-three (33), ptvt tc PPAPT.P. STTOTTTiD day of February, 1911, at 10 iV i a Part o'f nuni vfaom range twenty-three (23), in Cher- WUUiJVvtJ A xvJ- I li ,1 ofete county, Kansas, for the rea- they come in contact after their LEARN THE APPROACH d. m.

unenxicy are (Continued.) discharge from the state institu- son that said pretended deekl is i npsitmatp'rl hv tbA "sand mvmmis. tion such Was the m'essaere of fraudulent and that the said Symptoms ot m-aney xrouDie VATT A qiRTKT.P. SPTMl Fred E. Lee to the high School transfer therein attempted to be are so unmissable that they leave qittvp 1 of county commissioners to hd- blllVJij NOTICE. A.

S. Dennison is now in his office after about nine months illness, ready and anxious to do business. He has control of the most desirable money in the market to oan on improved farms. Can write insurance in old time tried and fire tested companies, that adjust losses and pay claims promptly. Can make you abstracts cor no ground lor aouoi.

ck m- BrQoks third 'About the size of your shoes, it's niade Was for the purpose of de-fr'auding this plaintiff, that it neys excrete -a thick, ciouun, anr1 ih-af Af- ln-s tne stisfaetion to know that fensive urine, lull ot Beaimeai, f. mttrt pi vflTi w'ar shoes a was without consideration arid and the said defendant, U. G. students at the chapel exercises this morning. Mr.

Lee is a graduate of the Cherokee bounty high sdi'ool and spent. a week during the Ohristm'as holidays with several men from the state univer irregular of passage or attended M.nminn nn Hmllftr bv shaking Allen's Young, 'above named, is not and by a sensation ot faldl- j.1 3rd day of February, 1911, and Foot-Ease into them. Just the back aches constantly, headaches ft hnntT nT T.bAi. Sbnps. Was not 'an innocent purchaser thereunder.

and dizzy spells may occur of Ld andsfor breaking in New Shoes, the victim is often weighed down ai4der tQ gaid findings to Sold everywhere. 25c. Sample by a telling of languor and la- th eount Com- Adrps. Allen S. Olm- Said defendarits and each of them will take notice that they sity doing gospel work at 'the reform school at Topeka.

He dropped into Columbus today to see Prof. M. L. Catlett on business. There 'are man- boys in rectly and can correct any detects in title through the courts and otherwise.

must answer the averments in san tivno TVpHet. these wammsrs -t- ill nruT jit i ir(-T-r rnv sted, Le Roy, N. Y. amended petition contained on or Can nrritA trilla. dppds.

mnrt- and there is danger of dropsy, jng Jan. 21 wkly the Jjriffht's disease, or oiaoexes. Km Trace well Moore, at state He-form School," he eaid befbre the oth day of March A. ga bonds and other iegal pa-he high sehtool studn-ts, "who D- 011, or the same wf 11 be taken; rg correcti the pers correctly. to one ot tnese symptoms is uru- torneys for petition Save your dollars by buying a as true 'and judgment of the court are good boys and vhose ambi ing enough to begin treating the tvt ita uu rri, Will buy and sell real-estate.

Thanking the people for the tions are on the rigQrt side. They kidney, at once. Delay often for tration I Sale tfoiv on at Columbus Music liberal patronage heretofore giv-. proves iauu. U.

A. ii. Jiarors, county at-lti- l-t-l W.VIVIA.'IH I UMV. have, been in h'ard luck arid li'ap-pened to be arrested- One boy in the reform school Was sent iou can use no wucr xl-lucx tornev en him, he hopes to ment the will be rendered, setting! aside said deed arid granting the relief to plaintiff as prayed for in said petition. AL F.

WILLIAFS, Attorney for Plaintiff. Attest: (Seal) than-Doan's Ivdiney fills, nere he i1oa of oimtv eommis- Buy a LESTER, the piano used continuance --of your patronage by careful and prompt attention there because ne clipped feom'e Uolumbus prooi: sioners now hereby appoint J. H. in 200 music schools. CLOSING J.

L. Fudge, Magnolia and bye- Brooks as the third commissioner copper wire on a street in Kau- to all business entrusted to him. OUT 'SALE now on at Columbus amore streets, Columbus, herein and dirfts the eonntv s'as City 'an'd sold it at a junk Office N. E. corner Public Music House, Columbus, Kan.

says: still think highly of elerk to notify each and all of yard. It was thoughtlessness, but Square. Two doors east on north side Cherokee County State Bank W. S. WICKERSHAM, Clerk of the District Court By E.

J. Masterson, Deputy. Boan's Kidney Fills an'd g'la'ctiy Isfaid commissioners to meet at tire not a strCak Of cnminality. Many confirm the public statement 1 place designated in the original of the boys in the reformatory 111. MKT building, Columbus.

tf gave their favor three years order made herein on the 3rd have been taught a severe les ago. My kidneys were weak day of Februarj', 1911, at 10 son there anu" Will come Out wi'tfh NOTICE FOR and the secretions from these or- clock a. and make their re an ambition to "amount to some I'VE WHAT YOU HAVE First published in the Columbus Weekly Advocate Jan. 5, 1911. PUBLICATION SUMMONS.

In the district court of Chero Tyassed too rquently. I port of their doings to said boahl Notice for bids to carry county thing in the 'world. Whether or not they will succeed in m'aking BEEN LOOKING FOB. THE also h'ad severe attacks of back- ot county commissioners. ache, accompanied by dull pains This 6th 'day of January, 1911.

kee county, Kansas, Bitting at warrants and to act as county depository. All persons desiring to act as County Deposftory during the ensuing two years will in my IOILRs. occiug wuau a mu- yj. cuivii, vuairiiRiii. good, he'altliy citizens of tn em-selves, is you and me to ay.

they are unable to find Hfork an'd are trCateki with contempt, Columbus. Hilda Marsh, plaintiff BEST IMPROVED AND THE LOWEST PRICE LAND. IF YOU HAVE FAILED TO FIND WHAT YOU WANT CALL ON nev Pills advertised, I obtained I JOHN COLLINS, Member. .1 1 X'L. i-m Co and it did not take them In the matter of report of in- Dee Marsh, deferidant.

they are much more, liable to loin? to correct my trouble." Ispection of butcher shops and W. D. JARRETT, THE LAND The state of Kansas to Dee file sealeid bids with the County Co mmissi oners on or before -February 14, 1911. The matter of Car ryinrg County Warrants will also be considered in the same con--Oourity Commissioners. For sale bv ail dealers, rnce siaugnter ot coun- MAN OF MELROSE, KAN.

IF Marsh, greeting: nn cents. )ster-MiiDurn iy commissioners: -i wisn to You tiake notice that you YOU DO NOT DEAL WITH ME slide into more serious scrapes arid to end in the penitentiary. If you ever get a ch'ance to help a boy who has just come from thse state reform" school, flont miss it. Ytou may h'elp to make Buffalo. New York, sole agents I submit the toliowing report ot have -beenv sued in the abb WE BOTH LOOSE MONEY.

fnv Uiuted btate3. I uie lnspecuon maae or tne Dutcn- JOHN COLLINS, tract. named court I that I have, IMPROVED FARMS FOR $20 Remember the name Doana jer snops and slaughter nouses oi 3rd day ot January, li A. SHEARER, D. M.

BOYCE, TO $40. juid take no other. Cherokee county on the dates of a good citizeh of him. my petition therein, for mm.