The Alma Signal from Alma, Kansas • Page 5

Court Proceedings. Cihva Signal. GEO. SUTHERLAND, DEALER IN- Harness. Saddles, Collars, Whips, Etc.

A new and complete nnxoriment on hand harneM, for the fall trade. If you want a Dew Bet of call on him Corneilius McGuire vs. James Mcguire et al Plaintiff retains the property on payment of in cash and $200 for rent. Each to pay half the costs. M.

R. Mudge It. D.Shepard et al Change of venue to Douglass tounty. John T. Keagy vs.

William M. Hall Calls removed to U. 8. Court. Eliza S.

Toirey Margaret Torrey vs. Lyman Bates et al Judgment for plf vs Bates for 11150, interest and costs, sale ordered. KiHne, deft, 2nd Hen fixti lli and Interest, Kltch 3rd ftlllt IS Stewart 4th XII lolton Bros 5th -IM Nt Nat III. St Marys KIM PI flVTR Cardan, Tree, Field and Creaa Seeds. Ull I CT Wa.Wla.il sr.EDGKAlNS-ONION SETS-PLANET JU.

GAHDEN TOOU WILLI. Bend For Our Illustrated Catalogue FREE. J1 TluflTUV Tiirwnvu, strmx Ilmtlini un-i4j st. Ltun At, WM. PIPPERT, UXER IN Pianos, Org atux urD BLUE GRASS HAntAacnr.no.

'Sewing Machines. on WhUney JfolniK 0in J6S.00. Vlolini, Goitara, Machine Nerdle. and OiL Machinal Repaired on Short Notice, Give me a Call. Easily, quickly and iwmantntty by Dr.lTAFT'S (is a specific for that terribla dis-ase.

Instead of flvinz to the door (asping for breath, seernlnu as if each one would ba your lat, yon have only to take ifew dotea Asthmalene when the spasm is broken, the breathing becomes easy and wujetl as if some anRel of mercy had unloosed the Iron (trasp of the finders of aeam wmcn naa nearly rjeprived you of lite, ease with which it cures the worst cases of is the wonder and admiration of all whe IT IS AS HARMLESS AS THE FOOD YOU EAT have will te a battle yet tha Asthma used found it has cured vou of the most distressing disease that ever alllatrd the hu- it. The happiest moment of vour life when vou have used ICTUMII CUE of DR. TAFT I niHHkLm. IFREE BOTTLE an tamilv. ror HKUNUriiiib it surpasses every rnnruv.

ror saic iv an urupRisis. Jft mail to any Asthma sufferer who will send an id nost-offlce Hdresa A TRIAL tWI.lAM Kltus. mtUlLIHt nULHtSltn, H. J. and oro.t that It doel Cur.

A.lhm.. The Wallace case created more than usual Interest this week, The plaintiff was employed in the Attn Vista quarry and he sued the Kock Island company for damages. SAI.m CONFIRMED: C. F. Jilson, Trustee vs.

James Cessuun et al Wm. McFarland vs. Win. G. French et al John McYicar vs.

Martha E. Fields et al. CASKS CONTINUED. John Parkinson vs. The C.

K. X. K. K. Co.

et al Allrid S. Elliott vs. Fred Crafts et al H. I). Shepard vs.

George The While Sewing Machine Co. vs. William Pippert et al Tlic Dartmouth Savings Hank vs. Donnld Sliellon et al Kuiily C. Meade vs.

I. Pippert et al The Merrimack County Savings Bank vs. Win. Solscheid et al Melinda Officer vs. Cicero C.

Officer et al Adam George Alexander vs. John P. Diedrich CASES DIMISSE1). Susie C.Stratton vs. James Carroll W.

W. Cliillson Ira Hodgson ys. Augustus Martin STATE CASES. The State of Kansas vs. John H.

McMahan Defendant plead guilty to one count. The State of Kansas vs. James Alexander Divid Alexander Jury ordered to return verdict not guilty. The State of Kansas y. L.

If. Bernstein Defendant not appearing bond declared "for feited and bench warrant issued for his apprehension. The Stale of Kansas vs. John H. McMahan Warrant set nside (ind quashed as unlawfully issued.

Application for writ of at tachrnent denied as no proper affidavits are presented to the court. In the Sanfonl and Weeks cases prior de cisions Iniying been confirmed by the sup reme court lie mandates in the several cases were ordered spread upon the records. AIbo in the else of Oberlin College vs. John W. Clark.

Malcolm Nicolson vs. Harriet H. Wood etal Dismissed aB to Burt, judgment for defend ant in the matter of quieting title. Caroline Clark ys. Charley Clark et al Commissioners appointed to make partition, Joseph Messenger vs.

H. J. Palenske et al Judgment for defendant, The First National Bank of Oxford vs. Frank I Burt as Receiver v.c. Taken under advisement.

Henry L. Call as Assignee iv.c. vs. Charles W. Oxelson Judgment for plaintiff for and costs.

Field vs Cessnun, judgment for plaintiff. Joseph Boardinan ys. M. J. Walton et al Judgment for plaintiff and sale ordered.

L. PALENSKE, Books, Stationery, iDall Paper to itidges Bakery for fruits, bread cake FOR TRADE. tV'A good cart for a good fresh cow, J. II. Birnes cream, leinoiind, ami all kindu nf summer drinks at Ri.lces Hakry.

Wanted. reliable salesmen In eyery town in Wabaunsee permanent employment and good pay to ritiht persons Apply to 7o4 Kansas Avenue, Topeka, Kaiifaa, Wnntecl. Everybody in town and country to call at Kitlge llakery for their ice cream lemonade, and all kin da of cummer drink Lunch a Bpecialty. Noilne. Here you are for first class fruit, bread pief, cakes, cigars tobacco, canned candies, and summer drinks of all kinds.

Stop at Ridges llakery. aftTHello Ice Cream! Ice Kveryliody eats ice And Kidges Kikery is the place to 4 el Millinery. Kf "Go to Mrs. Matt Thomsons for your millinery. I ntrimmed hats from 10 cents up, and trimmed hatH from 5(icts.

up. If you want stylish hat tfo and ee them. Mr. Kantruwitz, having disposed of his Alma stock of goods, the Jouvenal building has heen vacated for the present. The "Dutchman" departed on Monday last but expects to open up here again in about four weeks.

Mr. "Wieneke is a geuiiil, whole sou led fellow and he has tnitny friends here who would like to see him return, 1 lie Oi ld'H ull' A re thtrse who use llegs Hiood i'urtier. It purities the blood, makes the skin clear and the complexion beautiful. Try a bottle and note its wonderful effects, Kold ind guaranteed by Kred Crafts, I tad complexion indicates an unhealthy Htii(e of the system. DeWitt'e Little Karly RiMera are pills that will correct thin condition.

They act on the liver, they act on the stomach, they act on the bo welts. T. Morris, Jr. The IK'inon of lralr liuomnia, and its twin brother DysjiepHia, are the oMHpring of a disordered stoiuach. A poiitive cure in fonnd 111 Iteggs' Dandelion Hitters.

Koid by all Drugget. "Tliere in a naive for every wound," We refer to DeWitt'n Witch Hazel Salve cures burns, bruises, cuts, indolent sores, as a local application in the nostrils it cures catarrh, and always cures piles. T. Morris, Jr. A.

11. V. Asthma, Itroncbitii and Consumption result from a neglected cough or cold Don't neglect but cure promptly with a few doses of Iieggh' Cherry 'ough Syrup. Sold by Fred 0 rafts. The breaking up of the winter is the sig nal for the breaking up of the sy-U ui Nature is opening up the pores hi id throw ing off refuse.

DeWUl t- Sarsapaiilla is of unquestionable ashiftauce in this operation. T. Morris, Jr. ALMA, KANSAS. WALL PAPER.

L. PALENSKE'S New Style3 and elegant patterns for season 1893 prices range from 5 to 30 cents per roll. Paper trimmed free of charge. School Books, Blank Books for school ollicers comply witli the new law, Album Toilet Sets, Vases and China Ware, Notions. Full line of Wall Paper.

Call and Examine Goods anil Prices. THE OFFICIAL PAPER OP WABAUNSEE COUNTY. Official City Paper. MATT THOMSON, Editor. Entered at the Pont Olnee at Alma, Kna eoond'Class matter.

Subscription price, $1.50 per year in adTsnce runiunea erery eaturaay morning. SATURDAY, MAY fi. 1893. LOCAL MISCELLANY. May dance to night.

tttfSole cliaugo in K. 1. time table. Alta Vista was here in in full force this week. 1.

Slielton of Topeka was in attendunce at court this week, Mr. Martin Muchenthnler was np from Paxico on Wednesday last. Will I'auly and family were up from Maple Hill on Sunday last. Charlie Iljnlorson returned from a trip to Oklahoma on Sunday last. It.

F. Martin was shaking hands with Alma friends (n Monday last. Mr. Dieitrich, of Maplellill was in attendance at court this week. I Miss Minnie Madaris is spending vacs-' tion with her sister, Mrs.

V. Welch. Miss. Lillie Mitchell, of Eskridge. is visiting this week with Miss Maud liarnee.

Hon. L. I'auly and family are enjoying a yisit from their daughter, Mrs. Bauer of Topeka. On May 8th, 9th, 10th, and 11th, the Rock Island will sell to Topeka and return for $1.44.

Miss Lilia Carroll left for a visit with friends hi Santa Ana, Calilornia, on Monday last. Sherilt Palenske was serving official papers on the denizens of Eskridire on Wednesday last. Two train loads of tine steers belonging to Stuewe Bros, arrived from the ranhan-lle this week. Miss Pearlie D.iily has accepted an engagement with Luke Lake Comedy now touring through Minnesota. Dr.

Hall and wife left this week for Brighton, III. They haye made many friends here whose good wishes follow them. While grading the ball ground on Monday last Frank Siiuoi) Jr. losing his bvlance had a fall that resulted in a broken arm. Miss Hannah Crafts one of our most successful teachers, treated her pupils to a in Gus Droege'a grove on Friday of last week.

Miss katie Hindman was a passenger on the Rock Island on Wednesday last, a delegate to the Congregational conyention at Great Bend. Attorney l'effer sports a bran new family carriage an evidence that prosperity and hard work in the line of his profession go hand in hand. C. Tomson haB bought the hardware Hnltnn Bras, at Paxico. He has many friends here as well as at Paxico who ish him success.

The Frank Griswold Uncle Tom's Cabin save a uood entertainment Thurs day night. Their big tent was filled to its ifull seating capacity, Will DeArmond and daughter, Mrs OHie Fields returned on Saturday last from Clav Ceuter. reiwrtine Mrs. Meyers dangerously ill with cancer of the stomach The Beaubien and Hindman case waB decided in the district court of Kiley lust in favor of Mrs Beaubien. G.

Cornell was attorney for Mrs. Beaubien. Mr. and Mrs. St.

John not the ex-Governor delivered a course of temperance lectures in Alma this week There was a considerable number in attendance at each I nf thai? meetinira. Both were fair sneakers but Mrs. St. John's speech was of the two l.o l.Atlpr. She spoke many wholesome truths and of them were not altogether pleasing to the tastes of her auditors.

She said we ask the German to throw away his beer and while preaching moral reform to him we forget to discard the use of tobacco ourselves. Even the ladles with their pnie in for a share of mild cen- iu cro Wa would comnel the foreigner to obey one law and by precept and example in duce hiia to breaK other laws, until we can be consistent we cannot expect all the laws to be obeyed. When the bartender receives the foreign immigrant with a heart ier welcome than does the representative of the church we need not wonder that the uvihle example is the sooner recip rocated. In too maay cases he entertains the more friendly feeling for the one wlo a foremost in extending the hand of friend ship on his landing on our shores. Mrs.

St, John's speech abounded in many good thniiehts and if temperance lecturers would auccecd in bringing about needed reforms they would do well to follow along the lines laid down by this eloquent advocate of tem peranca At bl home near Tcuiplln on Wednesday. MaySrd, 10, of Consumption Wllbelm. Kin of Mr. and Mrs. August Wrber, hum! Lt ft months and days, Iteceaaed was a promising young man, beloved by father and mother and all hia relatives, but for a year pant the dread disease preyed UHn his system and at list he waB compiled to surrender his life to God who gave jt.

The funeral services were held at the Lutheran church at Templin on Friday hist Rev. W. F. Pennekamp officiating after which large concourse of friends accompanied the remains to their final red inn place. The sympathy of all goes out to the stricken father and mother, brothers and sisters in this their sad bereavement McMahan and George Ewing got into a discussion on Tuesday last; in which some forcible arguments were used.

George says lie would rather have another experience with a centipede down in Oklahoma. Mr. W. Chilson Sundayed with home folks. HU present headquarters are at Randolph, Riley county.

Mr. C'hillson has the agency for a kit of tools that every farmer needs. He is a rustler and is making money and we are glad of it. Tiie News comes to the front as a stoi-k company under the name of the People's Publishing Association, with Albert Thoes as President' L. T.

like, Secretary, and C. McFlvain as Treasurer. Mr. Grigsby is still at the helm as editor of the News. Norman, Oklahoma, April 27th, '93.

EDITOR SIGNAL: Dear Sir: I will try and give vou a short sketch of the terrible cyclone we had here on Tuesday, April 2.rth. It commenced in the Nation south of the Canadian River swept houses, barns, and every thing before it. Two men were killed on the Johnson farm south of the Canadian. Then it crossed the river into Oklahoma, and then mowing a swath about two miles wide killed every one that was not in cellar or dugout. Hogs, cattle and horses are piled in hea in the track of the storm.

The haryest of death was terrible. Of the O'Connor family of twelye but two are left aliye, I'p to this time 28 dead bodies haye been found, and others cannot recover. I saw chickens with the feathers all off and pine boards driven through fence posts sights I never saw or read of before. Families escaped with their lives, but their claims are stripped of everything. I was one mile north of the storm when it swept by with the fury of ten thousand demons, and I could see it whirling and tumbling things in the air.

One house is said to have been taken up and carried seven miles and not broken, but that is hard to believe for I haven't seen anything but that is twisted into hundreds of pieces. I have been along the path of destruct ion for twelve miles and everything is a complete ruin birds, rabbits, and wild game of all kinds are found along the track of the storm, even the river was Bwept dry where the cyclone crossed, People are sending in provisions and clothing, and the distressed are being cared for. Yours Respectfully, Cha-. Clothier. Mr.

Clothier iB an uncle of our county perintendent, and moved to Oklahoma soon after the opening. A Damaflna; Chart. Referring to the statement made about riotous conduct In Alma on election day the News says: "We have heard much worse things said. For Instence, the statement made by the chairman of the caucus which nominated the successful city ticket, that the credit of the city was not good for a barrel of oil. Tnis implied a most damaging charge against the management of city Yes, that was a damaging charge, and considering the fact that the News so considered it we are surprised that our friend took a stand favor able to the parties who made the mak ing of such a charge possible.

We be lieve the editor of the News to be con scientious and Inclined to do right, but like the pilgrim who went down to Jericho and fell among thieves, he somehow 1n our city affairs got on the wrong side of the fence. The damaging charge in plying a bad state of affairs goes back three years when the rule of corruption was broken, Atthc last election members of the same old ring, knowing the rottenness of their past record, tried to get another foothold by raising a false issue and by enlisting under the banner of the law and order league attempted to gain what they by their dishonest methods had lost. The people of Alma respect an honest foemanand are willing to excuse those who were innocently drawn into the late maelstrom because they were in strange waters and ignorant of the current. An occasional shipwreck will make them more cautious and they will follow none but trustworthy pilots. No damaging charges can be made against the present mayor and council, and on this question no one is so well nuali fled to render a decision as the people.

Their Tolce was heard at th last election and there was no uncertainly about the sound of that voice. L. PRIES, DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE, A Full Line of Clothing, Dry Goods and Groceries. All of which will ho told CHEAP FOR CASH. Country Products Wanted.

H. G. RICHTER, Furniture and Undertaking Goods. NCTCRE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER. Carpets, Matting.

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A Regular Graduate In'Mediclne. Over 27 Years of Special Practice. iw b7 th8 Blat', OHUMie. NiHVOUSaoi SPECIAL piStASCS. Cures Kuarontted or moui-y refunded.

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OverSO.Ouocusescured. Age nnd experience are Important. State your case and send for terms. Consultation la free.eitherperson.lly or by letter. Free Museum for men only.

Seminal Weakness ALjVIA F6D STORE, losses, jilmplea and blotches on tha face, rushes of blood to bead, pnlna In back, confused r.B, vj euviciy, loss oibcxuui power, lossof manhood, cured for life. I can stop alllossss, reBtore lost sexual power, restore nerve and brain powers, enlarge and fllrenuthen wkh nart. n.v At SvnhillS that terribla olsease, Jn all forma and ataf-ea cured for life. Wood Polson-v Bkln Diseases, Ulcers, Bwelllnps, gores. Gonorrhona and Gleet, aud all forms of Private Diseases posl.

Cffrfir ptrmmntlu eurti without cauttlt, tmugltt tlvely cured or money refunded. -H It-lUl 0 piln aa iiui'uwncr. Alfred Umbehr hasin stock the biggest and best assortment of flour in Alma--the only feed store in town. Flour from the Topeka and Enterprise mills from $.50 15 per sack. Handles 9 different brands of flour.

Special rates on 300 and 500 pound lot3. Give me a call opposite Utermann's barn. Alfred Umbehr. I.OOK paces, 11 pictures, true to life, with full description of abovs diseases, effects and cure, sent sealed, In plain wrapper foreo. In stamps.

Kead this little book and answer list of questions. Rheumatism. wnu ouniness. fatirnt can use It at home. few dears remove fever mod pin in ia tha bank, which I will forf.il fur aiaaaaea I eaanot cure, C.

UaanaMOM. mils of medloln, Ob dose tjiTes relief; $50 w-o. ociiu niniriocnuji Forfeit 600 Uepostu aay 01 lua aaeva ckiio, wim niavmp ior circular..