The Alma Signal from Alma, Kansas • Page 7

ALTA VISTA. -1 1 i -11 imr 1 1 GO NOW! OCTOBER 2oth Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners. County Clerk's Office, Monday, Oct. 5, 1903. DON'T TAKE YOUR TROUBLES TO BED.

You may labor your fill, friend of mine, If you will: Von mnv wnrrv ft lilt. If VOU must: A nice rnln Tuesday evening. Freda Meyers Is on the sicklist. Jas. Butcher went to Alma Tuesday attend court.

There seems to be lots of sickness. Smith reports one case of typhoid lever. Myrtle Case went to McFarland Sunday to accept a posit ion in the eat house there. Mrs. C.

Marxen has nccepted tho po sition as housekeeper for Isnnc Dowell lately lost his wife. Alia Vista has several as good physi cians as any of her sister towns which we are proud to admit. Cbas. Wolgast met with' quite an accident last Monday. It seems he was riding out looking at his cattle when horse in some way threw liim, falling on him in such a way to break legs, one just above the knee, the other in two places, one place just above the ankle and dislocated the ankle.

The accident hannenoil aboul o'clock a. m. He lny there among herd of Western cattle which were threatening his life every minute, his horse ca mi? to the house and that and long absence excited his wife who started in search of him. Mrs. Snedt-cor hearing his screams followed the direction of the sound Willi tho above results.

Drs. Smith and Brcechbill were called and finding three fractures and one dislocation set tho broken members and replaced the dislocation and at last reports he was resting easy. Notice. I here will he services at the Evangelical chinch at p. m.

Rev, Able will preach. Rev. Sillier- mane will preach al El Reno, Oklahoma, on the same date. It being the ocaslon of a MNsinn Feast at that ace. Report of Alma Public Schools.

The first month of school ended on Friday, Oct. 2nd, with a total enrollment of 217. The following Is the report by tirades: FlltST AMI SKCOND OIIAIIES. Miss Andi'rson, TeticluT. Totitl enrollment 51 AveraKe- attendant') 4-1 Number neither nbsi'ilt nur tardy SI TIIIHI) AND POl'HTII OUAIIKS.

Miss ChUlson, Teacher, Total enrollment 40 A veniRe attonduneo K7 Number neithor absent nor tardy FIFTH ANll SIXTH OKADICH, Miss lluller, Teiielior. Total enrollment 58 Average attendance Numlierof turdles Number neither absent nnr tardy i.5 SEVENTH ANll KIOHTI1 OHADICS, Miss Kersey, Teacher. Total enrol lnient 44 Average attendance ay Number of tardies 1 Number neither absent nor tardy SCHOOL. Total enrollment Average attendance Number of turdles 8 Numbor neither absent nor tardy lfi Compared with last year the attendance Is much improved. The school population (those between the aires of 5 and 21 lesldlnu In the district) was 422 uinl I lie enrollment the lirst month was 170 Tins year tho school popu latlou is 381 and tin- enrollment 217 for the lirst nnnl )f the 1181 there are2l'l of I'onipnl-oiv school age.

04 of the 213 have not yet enrolled In the public schools. Some of these, however, are attending the parochial school. Please allow me to urye that those between the aces of 3 and 1(1 do not louder delay heir enrollment. I). Dine, Principal.

MRS. L. S. ADAMS. Ot Texas.

"Wine or Cardul is Indeed ablesilng to tired women. Having suffered (or seven yean with weakness and bear. Ing-down pains, and having tried several doctors and different remedies with no success, your Wine of Cardul was the only thing which helped me, and eventually cured mc It seemed to build up the weak parts, strengthen the system and correct Irregularities." By "tired women" Mrs. Adams means nervous women who have disordered menaea, falling of the womb, ovarian troubles or any of these ailments that women have. You can cure yourself athome with this great women's remedy, Wine of Cardui.

Wine of Cardul has cured thousands of cases which doctors have failed to benefit. Whv not begin to get well today? All druggists have $1.00 bottles. For any stomach, liver or bowel disorder Thedford's Black-Draught should bo used. For ftdvirsBand literature. ailreM, glYlna yuiijtXJinn, Tlio Ijidlnn' Advisory The Chntlanooga Medicine VINE'CARDUI a WANTS, FOll 8 ALE, For Rent, Lost, Found, Etc.

y1i)rci(sticit(s umhr thin haul w'ii be cltaiyttl 5 cotlx a line inth innniiou. llran, iskan, Holler Mills. II KAN at the Alma A. II. Reynard, resident ulllce over postoillce.

dentist, 2tf Would like to furnish milk to a few customers. 5-3 us. Ed I.tNss. New rigs, best accommodation at the new livery stable. Give us a trial, Col'I'.

A. II. Reynard, resident, dentist, Is Hist class workman; ulllce oyer postoillce. 2tf We have opened a new liyery and feed stable on Main st reet. Johnson Out.

The Hcr I have the best Kaffir Corn Header In the market. See me before purchas ing. 4tf R. N. (Iauoii.

Wantkd To trade for stock of any kind a Sharpies srp ira tor, (100 II) en pau city, almost, new. L. A. Aniiorr, R. R.

No. 1. "tf Wainegii, Kansas, Tor Sate. My house ami six lots. Call on or address meat McFarland.

C. II. Kknnkdy, Alma, Kansas. Wantkd r'AITIIFtTI. PHIISON TOTKAVK lor well eslahllslied Imiumo In a few coiintlei culling 011 retail iiieri-hants and agents ucal territory.

Salary fln-'l a year and ex penses, payuiue Tin. 111 a wees in caiin ano ex penses advanced. Position permanent Musliiess successful and rushing. Standard Ml iieartiorn t'hluugo Manag-vr Wanted Trustworthy lady ur Kenllemun to munaKo tnin Mit'sH in 1 ins cmiritv and at i it titr tnrr tory for well and fiivomblv Unmvtl IIoiiho of solid llniiiH'iiil HtandliiK- Hirnlglit eiMh salary and cxcnsi'N, paid each Monday by I'lKM-K uiiei-i. mini noaiMiuarirB.

Hixutmcti! Miniu'y ku vhikm'u im)hii ii in in1 rut line ah droHH MiuittK'i tiiu Motion itldifti I 1 1-1 WANTKD-Sl-IVHUAI, 1 I UTaTIIIl )I'H I'Ult. suns In each suite to travel ror Ihiuhc eMail- llshetl eleven years anil with a lartrc capital ui can upon inerciniins hiiii iiKcnts lor sue ohhiiii and priiuianie line, rermiment en irimement. Weekly cah salarv ot tinned all traveling expenses ami hotel bills advanced In cash each week. not Chsen- tun. mention reference and enchmc seir- uililresseil envelope.

THK NATIONA IU4 Dearborn Chicago. 4tl-'Jtl A NT HI A I. I'KKHONB OF Cll A acter and good reputation in each statu (one In this county reiiulredl to represent and ad vertlse old established wealthy business house of solid lliiunolal standing. Habiry weekly with expenses additional, all payable In cash direct every Wednesday trotn nend unices, llnrso and carrliige rur- nlstied when riecessary. Ilererences.

close self-nilili'i ssi'il elivetoin. (lolonlal, 11 Dearborn 1-12 Dti. Wm. Lyon, Specialist. Stomach and liowel Troubles, 40D-410 Dcardorlt bulldlnir, Kansas City, Mo I'liones, Grand 1111), and Main 77 Consultations, or tueat.munt iiy mail.

4(itf HERB IS Till: VIDniNCK That the L'reat Southwest Is full of tuoncy-mak I ng pnssl bill tics our book lets on "Heautlful Indian Territory, "Texas," "The Golden Square "Ilusiness others equal ly Interesting, which will he mailed you on receipt of two-cent stamp. Address GHORGIO MORTON, G. P. T. K.

Suite 1, Waluwrlght St. Louis, Missouri. TIIR INCW YOKK WOULD. Til KICK A-W15BK HIHTION. Ituad wlicruyer the KriKlish LanguaKe Is Spoken.

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The Thrice-a Week World's regular subscription price Is only tl 00 per year, and this pays fot lot) papers. We oiler this unequalled newspaper and The Alma Slunal together one year for $1.60. Geo. Stewart and wife are the proud parents (if a bouncing baby born to them Monday. And when k'randpa Chas.

Fair related Hie fact of being nrainlp.i with tears of Joy he announced that Dr. the attending physician, was all O. K. $20 $15 XAS, OKLAHOMA, INDIAN TERRITORY There and Back at Low Rates. CHICA(K) $1 KANSAS CITY ST.

LOUIS $18 CINCINNATI Proportionate Rates from Intermediate Points. stop-overs, l-lnal Limit, fyov. 10. VIA MISSOURI, KANSAS TEXAS R'Y. Asd Nearest Ticket Agent or Write O.

A. McNUTT, D. I. Hlossom House, Kansas City, Mo. li.

PARSONS, DBrlST. Office in Crafts Building. Over Drug Store. ALMA, KANSAS. THE New Commercial S.

E. HULL, Pron. Traveling Men Especially So licited. We desire your trade. Hot and Cold Baths.

Best Sample Room In Alma OIVE US A CALL. A. M. RRVNARI), RUSIDBNT DUNTIST Office Over Post Office All work Guaranteed Alma, Kans. Out of Town Dates: Alia VIstuB, fl; 111.

20 Five Per Gent. Farm Loans. Write the undersigned, who Is examiner for Bartlett Bros, of St. Joe, If you want SIOOO or more. Furnish my own abstracts.

Established 1880. R. M. CHILCOTT, Wameno, Kansas. Millinery Attractions for tlie ladles and children.

We can furnish any style of trimmed or lint rimmed lints In any desired quality, and at all prices. We have a larc stock of the season's best in trimmed hats, and they have been priced lo please you. All that Is new and attractive you will II nd in our stuck. Just received a very large assortment of Ladiea and Misses Street Hats. flesdames Jaeschke Umbehr Limerick rHock.

STUOVVKJ WILLIS, Live Stock. Iluy and Sell all kinds of live stock. Kecelve hos any day In the week and pay highest market price. 35lf A-o Hair? "My hair wai falling out very fast and I was greatly alarmed. I then tried Ayer'i Hair Vigor and my hair stopped falling at once." Mrs.

G.A. McVay, Alexandria, O. The trouble is your hair does not have life enough. Act promptly. Save your hair.

Feed it with Ayer's Hair Vigor. If the gray hairs are beginning to show, Ayer's Hair Vigor will restore color every time, si.m bottit. ah If your drugcltt cunnot lupplr yon, end us one dollar and we will xlrene you a bottle, lie sure and Klve tlie name of your ueare.t exeregu olfice. Address, J. CAVER Lowell, Maw.

Time Cards. Santa Ft In elTect June 3,1903. WKST. Ar 1:45 pm 1:15 12:25 12:10 urn I I.v 1U50 1 Ar 111:25 1 I.v 10:05 1 Ar AST. Alms MllllfHX hHkrldtre radioed Hurvey vllle pm I 5:10 (1:110 JAr 6:40 1 I.v 1 Ar 7:20 Lv 7:05 am 7:31 Ar Hin Lyndon Oueneuio Lv Coupon ami Aooldent liiBuranoe Tickets nu sale.

Connections nt llurlliigiinio for Mats east west. HOCK ISLAND Trains leave Alma us follows: EASTWAHO. No. 14 Loral, dally No. 4 California Kxpress.dally...

No. 13 Mull mill Kxuress. No. daily ex. Holiday No.

54 Local Krolirlil ex. Sunday WIESTWAItll. No. taI.ooiil. dally No.

rallfonila pren, dully No. Local, dully ox. No. 11- Mall ami K.xpress, dully No. oeul Freiirlit.

ox. Sunday 11:14 am 4:40 am 1 :52 pm 11:1 a pm 11:39 am 2:05 am 2:40 am 10:47 am pin 11:5 am niui.i.tMir i.iii reservations, tickets, time tallies, apply loany Hook Island Ticket A Kent. M. AI.I.KN, Clonoral Passenger Agent, Chliiauo. 111.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS. J. it. HAUTS'ES. Attorney at Law, Alma, Kansas.

C. E. SMITH, vJPhysician, ALMA, KANSAS, Offloo hours: I) a. in to II a. m.

2 to 5 p. 7 p. m. Sundays, 10 a. ni.

to 1 ni. All calls promptly answered, DR. C. H. MIELKE, Physician and Surgeon, Alma, Kansas.

Culls promptly attended. Offleo at Tom. Morris' Drugstore Oftlco telephone 45-2: residence telephone 15. Herman. DR.

W. B. BEVERLEY, Physician and Surgeon. ALMA, KANSAS. Residence In the Dr.

Watts prop-nertv. crirnmtinlv called t.lie Isaac Ha'stinijs place. Ulllce In Enterprise building. All calls promptly answered Telephone Oil. HENDERSON BROS.

ABSTRACTERS OF TITLES Al MA Kansas. Abstracts furnished on Bhort notlc and at reasonable rates J. B. FIELDS Loans, Real Estate Insurance Money to loan on Uoa! Estate. Toil years time.

Interest lowest rates. Privilege to pay any amount at any time or all before due. FIELDS and ALMA, KANS. DAVIS HUUOC JEUSETSSMtl 80 Pigs, including 8 February Male. l'igs.

At my farm on Illinois Creek, 10 miles south west or Anna anu 1 utiles 1 rom voiiimu. H. W. STEIN EYER. Jhoic Meats of ail kinat oonstantly on hand.

GAME AND FISH IN Til HI BKASON. 3i cash price paid for Hides. tJNDORP OO ii Hi it 1 i tit ii ii tit a Heating Stoves, Cook Stoves, Steel Ganges, Stove Boards, Pipes, (Ill TO Alf. Umbehr. Limerick Block R.

R. Cityffeat Market 0 0 0 I ljjjj 0000 C. J. You may trout your ulTuIra as a series of cares, You may live on a scrap or a crust; But when the day's done, put It out of your neaa; Don't take vour troubles to bed. You may batter your way through the thick of the fray, You may sweat, you may steam, you mnv Krunt: You muy be a Jaek-fool if you must, but this rule Bhmild ever be kent at the front; Lion't tilth with your pillow, but lay down vour head And knock every worriment out of bod.

That friend or that foe (which Is he, I don know?) Whose name we have spoken as Death, Hovers close to your side, while you run or you rule, And he envies the warmth of your hrenth: But he turns him away, with a shako of ma neaa, When he rinds thnt you don't take your troubles to bed. Edmond Vanee Cooko, in Exchanse. October Term of Court. Dispo sition of Cases, Etc MisseB Jessie and Louise Flnnev came up from Topeka Wednesday where they had been attending school, as witnesses in the Packer case. A Dumber of jurors said they had lot of feed to put up yet and if the frost caught it, they would suffer much loss.

These were excused: II n. Clothier, W. W. Dutton, O. Appleton, J.

K. Campbell, V. A. Dean and 11. llafensteln.

Among the out of town attorneys were Hon. J. T. Pringle and Win. Thomson, Buillngauie; B.

If. Tracy, Wamego; A. Case, J. F. Swltze, W.

R. Hazen, A. Troutman, J. V. Abraham, Topeka; J.

R. Moreland and John Martin, Eskrldge. CRIMINAL CAUSES. The State of Kansas vs Andrew Medley. Hobbery.

Nollled by County Attorney. The Btate of Kansas vs Hurry Itor.nell. Assault. Defendant ubsentand bond forfeited. The State of Kansas vs Hugh Adklns.

Nol-liod by County Attorney. The State of Kansas vs Fate llriuiley. Hauie, CON FT HM ATI ON OF SALES. Annie McKnlght, et al, vs John fc' Ilovurd, et al. Confirmation of sale, Salo coullrmod and deed ordered.

CIVIL CAU8S8. Laura Stoll vs John 1'rlde. Replevin. Settled ut costs of plalntltT, The Central National Hank of Topeka vs A 10 Wade. Suit on noto.

Continued. Earl, et al. vs Kate Earl, et al. Motion to require sheriff to muko deed, Continued. Margaret Lynn, et al, vs Martin Swooney.

et al. Set aside will. Continued. Uoorge Ketterman vs A Watts. Appeal from court, Continued.

Fred Crafts, plaintiff In error, vs Lee defendant In error. Contost. Judgment of contest court reversed and Crafts adjudged elocted to oflice of treasurer, Loe to pay costs. Patlonce Doty vs Shcpard, 0 Lewis, Damagos. Contlnuod.

Eliza Burton vs Ourrett Purton. Ac count. Continued. Eugene ilouchey vs Walter Adams and Jacob Uoobler. lumagos.

Contlnuod. Emma liaegele vs Albert Huegcle. Divorce. Divoice granted for cruelty and neglect of duty. Defendant to pay costs and $jd attor ney fees.

1'laintllf restored to maiden name. Uebeca William Vannatta. Divorce. Divorce granted on ground of abandonment and plaintiff pay costs. DeWitt vs Shepherd and Claude.

Suit on note. Judgment for interest and costs. Ulchard Hoggs vs A Fowler Continued. I Our Mrs. George Ramsey is visiting in 'hicago.

St. Marys Journal. Miss Lilly Mohlcr returned from Oregon last Saturday. St. Marys Join al.

Miss Cora tinsey left last Saturday mornini; for ('IiIciiku lo visit relatives. St. Muiys Join mil. Mr. and Mrs.

E. A. Worthing of Helyue, were Inislness In the city Saturday. St. Marys Katde.

exclaimed the fair summer boarder as a couple of calves scamper ed across the ineiidow. "What pretty little eowh'ts." You ate mistaken, ma'am," said the old fanner, Them's hullets." Kx. John Collins, W. Chullis and A. P.

Scrltchlleld. the loniinittee ap pointed by the Commercial Club In look after the rail road interests of the city, went to Kansas City, Thursday mornlnL', In the interest of the extension of the road south. They accomplished but little. Westmore land Signal. That Westmoreland railroad Is' bound to come south sometime, and why not to St.

Marys? It will be benefit na well as a convenience to tins city to have the road conic Here, ami if it noes eNevvheie II will add to the importance of the town It noes to, which of course would be to some extent detrimental In us. If you want anytliliin in this world, you must, rustle for It. St. Marys Journal. The sentence of John Pride, who recently pleaded guilty to the charge of illegally runniiiif dilnklnn club, was thirty days In the county jail and a tine of 1 00.

Anuust UhlrlK and George Pardee paid the cost of their trial which aninuiilod to about SHOO A motion for a new trial was i mted with the understanding that the case will be dismissed if the law tint vln-lated by them heieafter Wann Times. to Dr. ing who fact the both 10 a the .1. til Hoard met with Chairman Andrew Bell, Commissioners Herman Arndt, William Pringle, and County Clerk 3. Smith present.

Opening of bids for Rossville-Maple Hill bridges resulted as follows: Inter State Bridge Company $15.3118 American Bridge Company 13.3S W. Towlo Midland Bridge Company 13.9N5 Kansas City Bridge 14,200 Canton Bridge Company 13,800 Minneapolis Machine Company. 15:900 S. Sparks 15,963 Leavenworth Bridge Company. 13,289 Miles Bridge Company 15,000 Missouri Valley Bridge Co 13,300 The Leavenworth lirldue Company being the lowest bidder was awarded the contract.

Board adjourned to meet October 0. Tuesday, Oct. 6, 1903. Board met pursuant to adjournment with all members and county clerk present. The entire morning was spent In ex amining the books of the county clerk and treasurer, in the annual settlement of the commissioners with the treas urer.

All accounts were found to agree and everything was in first-class shape; the books balanced to the cent, Bills were allowed as shown by com missioners' journal of hills allowed which will appear in full In our next issue. Bond of William M. Johnson, the newly appointed justice of the peace for Wilmington township, was ap proved. Report of treasurer examiners ap proved. Reports of county treasurer, county clerk, probate judge, superintendent lerk of court, register of deeds, shor iff and superintendent of poor farm approved.

Board adjourned to meet October 7, 1903. Wednesday, Oct. 7, 1903. Board met pursuant to adjournment with all members and county clerk present. Tax deed Issued to C.

W. Pace of Eskridge, for lots 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12, block 2, Page's addition to East Esk- ridge. Wm. Wetzel road laid over till Jan uary session. J.

L. Kraus road rejected because another road runs over nearly the same course as the one petitioned for. J. S. True road laid over till Jan uary meeting.

Warrants to the amount of $9,154.54 were cancelled by county clerk and treasurer. Marriage Licenses. Joseph Douglass, Eskrldge llieuie Jiarker. Married by Judge Splelman Oct. 1st, Gustav Hafonsteln, Almu uouise Liaglng, Real Estate Transfers for Week Ending- October 6, I90J.

Reported by W. G. Weaver, Abstractor, Alma, Kansas, Frod Uo titer and wlfo to Albert Alcott quitclaim uootf, of nw Ms-fl uonsidi-ruliou 1 00 Wabaunsee county to Henderson tax oeeu, let a oik 41 city or isaimuge a Wabaunsee eountv to Lizzie Freeman tax deed, loth 31, as, ZS and 24 in ink 1 Kdeu's Subdivision to Knslgn'g add to BaBtKskrldgo 17 41 Moore and wife heirs at law of It Moore deed, to A Copp At Co part ot lots JU and 21) Ulk 5 Harvey, vllle. 51)0 00 William Mueller to Kdward Thee! lol In blL the town of Mcl ui iand lfW 00 Verge Of Insanity Despite Doctor's Care. Nervous Cramps In Hands and Feet.

Dr. Miles Nervine Was My Salvation. Sleeplessness is at once a symptom and a disease. Just as soon as (he nerves become deranged the patient suffers from sleepless ness. Deprived oi their natural rest nerves soon lose all force and vitality and while sleeplessness Is a symptom in tmch cases it frequently becomes chronic and remains the chief effect ot disordered nerves.

Dr. Miles' Nervine quiets the nerves and strengthens them; soothes the tired brain and permits sleep; restores lost energy and vitality and brings sleep, health and strength. "Previous to our coming to the territory three rears ago, wo lived In Virginia, and it was there that I got acquainted with the wonderful powers of Dr. Miles' Nervine. 1 had been under the doctor's care and taking his medicine for over two years, but the nervous trouble that was gnawing my life away grew steadily worse.

1 had nervous cramps in my hands and legs, which would draw up and pain me so that I could not sleep at night. Often 1 never closed my eyes for days and nights together. The doctor finally told me he could do nothing more for me and that I was on the verge of insanity. He told me I might try your Nervine as a last resort and it Droved to be mv salvation. When I had used four bottles of the remedy together witn the JNerve and Liver nils had regained my former good health." MRS, Martha J.

Sheffkr, Omer, Oklahoma. All druggists sell and guarantee first bottle Dr. Miles' Remedies. end for free book on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address Dr.

Miles Medical Elkhart, lnd..