The Alma Enterprise from Alma, Kansas • Page 1

informal Poclety 'nr ITEWS, Established 1868. ENTERPRISE, Established 1884. Consolidated 1894. ALMA, WABAUNSEE COUNTY, KANSAS, FRIDAY, OCTOREH 12, 181)1. VOL.

XI. NO. ALMA EN New fall goods A SQUARE DEAL A Populist meeting was held at Volland. The political Issues of tho day were most scientifically discussec and some things agreed upon. This government being nn invincible power with unlimited credit can make paper money (nil flut) bb good as gold, can make silver and gold at present ratio ejual in value.

Now, why cannot this most powerful govern An-ivinjr every tlsiy Unit cost from 10 to 20 jwr cent Uiiin und our customers will -M tlie lienetit of i 1 i i Court Docket. October Term 1894. 1US1M1S1TION OK CASKS. The State of Kansas vs Lewis H. Pierce.

Nollled by county attorney and the defendant discharged. Goodwin vs A Goodwin, Hudson et nl. Continued by consent plnlutllt given days to amend petition und defendant given 1(0 days tbereal ter to plead, Peter Sunburn vs Gustnv Bnik'ger et nl. Judgment for plaintitT vs Keeler for interest and costs 1st lien, sale ordered without appratsiiu-nt six months stay. Hiram It Upton vs 11 1 Haslott and Dow nusenbnrk.

Continued by consent. The Topeka Saf Deposit Trust Co. vs Bolmar. Continued. MW Janes vs Ella M.

Janes. Decree of divorce grunted according to Journal entry on fllenpproved by court. Emnin Thurston vs A Fuller et al. Continued by consent. FLMnlloryvs Cook.

Dismissed by ASTONISHING LOW PfjICES Is whai we give to every customer, for wo believe the best advertisement possible is ii customer pleased with the goods we've sold 1 1 i in pleased with his investment clear through. Ho will come again and again and his friends will come too. "We Are Here To do Business In every ile)iirtiueiit. ment make water How up hill? A few days ago two men In a covered wagon went by here. The bed was filled with apples purchased nt Volland of Hobt.

Fix. They camped near Mr. Zerbu's, who bad a Hue heavy canvas cover on a stack nearby which caught the eye of these strangers. They relieved the stack of its white cap that night. They started for other places very early in the morning.

Mr. Zerbe nt about eight o'clock pnw the stnek had lost Its canvas and without anv serious trouble located the possessor and started nfter him. He succeeded fn finding him nbout one o'clock near Junction City and after a few sharp words, bluffs, the canvas was thrown out. The fellow said he had a thresh Our Line of Underwear is Complete and it will Pay to Look it Over Come and See Us. lVi'otv niiiv.msini; We Lead in Groceries.

plaintiff without prejudice at his costs, A A Jones and Junes, partners as A A Jones Sou vs Miller et al. Judgment Dry Goods Pointers. Lawrence Musitn Indigo Blue Prints dolley Stewart. ing machine and no cover and thought this woull Just bo tho thing. Mr.

Zerbo agreed THE STONE STORE, Maple Hill, Kansas. 1.1)0 'it Itis Granulated Sugar. 7 liars Lenox Soup 1 lh Horseshoe Tobacco. with him and told him that, he hud ten dollars worth of trouble which was to be paid right now. They did not have that much.

They took their pocket books out and shook them Cull and sec ns and we will show you our many lianrains Our Correspondents. Rynearson, forplatntlir for Interest and costs vs C. Miller, foreclosure and sale ordered. Judgment for J. S.

Warner vs Miller for fiiWW. Motion for new trial overruled und titj days given to niiike case. O'Brien et al vs Ii Ford et ill. Leave given to amend petition and days given defendant to plead, Case continued at plaintiff's costs for tet in. Christine Loueks vs Isaac Loueks.

Same. In i'0-nppeal of Mis. Louisu Zeekser from the decision of the Board of Co. commissioners. Judgment for defendant for costs.

Ma Mil Knnsii ALMA ENTERPRISE PUBLISHED EVEHY rillDAY MOKNINO. KINNE KERANS BLOCK. ALMA, KANSAS, BY SAGE LITTLE, Editors anil Proprietors. TERMS OF SUItSClUPTION: 8 ne Copy, one year, $1.50 no Copy, six months 76 AdyertiRinirratoB made known on application. until a whole dollar fell to the ground.

KKKNK. J. M. Beach went to Topeka Tuesday. The Republican Club reorganized hero Monday night.

Mrs, Edgar Cow drey Is very sick with pneu ESKltlDOE. J.J. Mitchell went to Alma Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

W. H. Mills started for Streator, Ills, hut Saturday evening to visit friends and ZEE. IF. PALEITSKE, relatives.

Ehnini l'useh vs John Puseh. Divorce granted, absolute In ii months, plaintiff given Miss Dora Ferry of Hcrlngton, visited friends bet maiden name and to pay costs. and relatives of this place a couplo of days 3Ft. Tirno Tables. Manhattan, Alma Hurlingame.

Chas Moggo vs School Mist No Hit in Wabaun last week. see county, Kansas et al. By agreement Judg Geo. W. Crnmp will put a new stock of fur ment for plaintiff for costs und injunction madn perpetual.

niture in hiB Btore room, recently vacated by Miss Emma Eden. JFPeller vs Wm Hull. -Dismissed by plaintiff without prejudice at his costs. Miss Emma Eden is now comfortably situat 10:35 11:35 p.m. 3:20 p.m.

4:50 7:0 0:00 Topeka, iroinff west, Iturlinirarae, Eskridgro, Alma, Manhattan, Ar. Manhattan, going east Alma, Eskrldpe, liurlinramo, Topeka, Ar. Wm Botsford vs Fair et al. Leave given ed in the room recently occupied by Mr. Johnson the baker.

plaintiff to amend and ease continued. May MnFudden vs McFaddeu. -Divorce Resident Dentist, monia at present writing. Dr. Carson la the attending physician.

Miss Luella Cole of Little Hiver, Is again at A. F. Wade's. She will spend tho winter there to the delight of Komco. J.

L. Fenton visited ttoo capital city the hit Ur part of tho week with a load of line hogs, for which he received 4.10 per hundred. Bills were out stating thnt Gen. Caldwell would address tho people hero on Oct. 15th but we understand the engagement is cancelled, J.

M. Ferguson held tho lucky number, (57) which drew the sett, of double harness, rallied by Truslerof Eskrldge, last Saturday; they are hand-made and valued at 5U. Many of our people Intend going to Dover to see and hear the renowned Chas. Curtis on Oct 13th. One young man mistook tho date nod went lust Sunday, to see Moretand Isn't in It.

J. S. Bailey has proved "Our Charlio" made such an impression on granted on grounds of cruelty abandonment the poople Monday evening that even our Pop friends say he told tho truth. and neglect, absolute in six mouths plaintiff to pay cost Chicago, ltock Island Si I'aciHc U'JT. IN EFFECT OCT.

7, 18114. White River Savings Bank vs Em mil M. Mrs. C. L.

Hlbbard returned homo Monday Clark, Clark et ill. -Continued. evening, after a week's visit with her Bister -A. 1 1 1 1 II Biesterteld vs Knvv towuslilpin the county Mrs. A.

Cosley of Kansas City, Kans. of Wabaunsee, stale of Kansas. Plaintiff required to amend petition and case continued. Miss Minnie Paige has started a branch millinery and dressmaking establishment at Sheridan vs Sullivan, Judgment for AO Hinds of Dental Work Dono and Satisfaction Guaranteed, Prices Reasonable. Harveyvllle which will bo ruu by Miss Julia plaintiff for interest and costs.

GOING WEST GOING EAST. No. 1. I No. a.

No. 2. No. 4. l1.2n'M 5:1" 11 4:00 5:40 1:511 3:06 4:47 2:11 12:211 2:41) 12:50 2:40 4:20 2:411 2:00 1:14 1:44 3:33 3:23 1:32 1:211 8:11 3:53 2:03 12:52 2:3 I 4:26 2:35 12:20 2:00 Kan's City Topckn I Bt.

Joaupli Topeka Maple Hill Paxico McFarland ALMA Vollnwl Sheridan vs John Mullen and Martha Weeks of this city. Million. Judgment for plaintiff for fx.a.tl? in At the Republican caucuB held last Saturday himself tho champion squirrel hunter on the terest 1 1 1 1 costs. the following nominations were made: Trus Ollieo front room up stairs In llatiU of Wabaunsee hnlldiiur, where he will bo louud every day eveept the aiith and of each month when ho will be ut Altu Vista, and nih at l'axieo. creek.

Ho charms tho SqufrrelB in someway Sainh Giiilitli vs Simon Grlflith. Divorce Alta Vlstal tee, C. C. Dialing; Treasurer, Peter Green: Clerk, F. Trowbridgo: Justices of tho Peace, that is not well understood by tho sporting public and they run to him.

For further granted according to Journal entry on llle und approved by tho court, White City W. Rand, 8. E. Hull ana John Budwooks; Uoringtou particulars Inquire. Marguret Martin vs John Norton and Lydla Constables, F.

M. Meredith, Willis Pratt and Geo. Skinner. for plaintiff for yir.U.fl5 On Tuesday evening tho young poople here If You Wish to save dollars, Nos. 1 and 2, daily.

No. 3 pusses Alma dally except Sunday. No. 4 passes Alma daily except Monday. No.

32, local freight, goes east at 11 :20 a. m. No. 31 local freight, goes west p. m.

interest and costs sale ordered without ap will render tho celebrated melodrama entitled praisal tit six months stay. "Broken Links," in five acts, time two hours Act I. An Irish love scene. A father's curse In reuppcal of A Caroline Pippert and A IIAltVEYVILI.E. Stebblns.

Continued by plaintiff at his costs Out of my home forever. Wo would llko to MAILS CLOSE. Going South for term. Charlev Cripps baa gone to Council Grove to give a full synopsis of the play but It would In re-applicatlon of A A Sturges tor admis Trado with Tho Lowest Price Btoro In tho County, visit his sister. She is very sick, so reported.

occupy too much space. It will bo presented in the of V. Hall. Doors open at 7 p. m.

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East West North Several Wabaunsee county people went to sion to the bar. Report of eommltteo favorable and ordered that A A Sturges be admitted as an attorney and be was sworn In. Curtain rises at 8 p. m. Admission 25 cents Topeka and Hurllngame last week to get a Night mails, oast and weHt Children 15 cents.

Prooeeds applied to the MATT THOMSON. P. M. view of the next President McKinley. The City Real Estate Trust Co.

vs Eliza liar 91 purchase of nn organ for school and church Good music. Rev. J. H. Zubriski of Parkervillo, preached ger.

Continued. City Officers of Alma. a splendid sermon in the M. E. church Sunday, In re-asslgnment of Eskiidge Alliance Ex Our people are glad to see him back among change Co.

Striken from docket. The Arona for October is a good, readable Paxico, Leaders in lied Hock Henry Partly clerk Fred Meyer Kwihal Win. Pippert cAii his many friends, he is alwiiyB welcome. In re-appeal of A Mogle from the Interesting magazlno, and as usunl, alono of probate court. lnued by consent.

A small cyclone passed a little west of here its own kind. It opens with a clever and pic C. .7.7 Treasurer ANN AN. for easli, 11 ii I Cash i.s what tn Day vs Lyditi Norton et al. On motion.

I'l'iees. sell only last week. A barn on the Shideler farm and turesque article on Mr. Henry D. Lloyd, who money judgment against Lvdla Norton void.

cribs on tho Bfltne place were demolished and a is known all through the great middle West as Wm Kund vs Vier Waaner. Dismissed by Goo. Sutherland W.MD.EDeans.':.".'.':.':.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'-'.'.' Councllmen Fred Lutz I W. K. McDonald few sheds at other places.

It scattered all the plaintiff without prejudice. a student of and authority upon the economies of the labor movement. It is written by one corn fodder in Its track and tore up some trees- Katharine Parniiter vs John of the ablest of Chicago Journalists, Mr. Henry Tho Republican caucus in this township Dlvorce granted, absolute In fl months maiden Wabaunsee County Ofllcers. jatchford.

Prof. Joseph Hodes Buchanan Saturday nominated as follows: Trustee, W. name restored to plaintiff and she to pay costs writes a forcible word on "Tho New Educa 'Xpert a hliaro With Low Prices, Good Goods and Fair Treatment, we of your pntroniie. J. Hinshaw; Clerk, Ed Mader; Treasurer, details of decree In Journal entry approved by 3.

R. Hnnderson County Clerk ii Register of Deeds tion." which is a severe arraignment of the Wvatt Hough; Justices, Wm. Prothrow and the court. County Treasurer cramming system. Dr.

Buchanan believes in Wllholm vs John Norton et ul. Con tr ii Clerk of the District court S. Jenkins; Constables, Holla Jaryis and John Shrink, The Populists nominated as follows: training the eye and hands as well as tho mind. tinued for service. Rice Probate Judge H.

Jones' i County Attorney A feature of this issue which should interest O-XJTXi GO. Trustee, Chas. Gall; Clerk, Wm. Pringle; Treasurer, L. M.

Ferrell; Justices, G. W. Muck tho women who follow current literature is cioThkir." Public Instruction i n.w-hii Kr County Surveyor symposium of eleven women, representative Court Notes. The jury was discliiuni'd Fniliiv fore er and T. P.

Walton; Constables, W.W.GriKSbv Tlit Cash liunjtiin Store. I'axico, Kansas. of advanced social thought, in England, all lr H. Schmidt Coroner and D. Kousli.

noon, having been here but three daj'H sections of the United States and Australia, Eli Walton 1 M. Hund Commissioners Asa Polish died at his father's residence lust The contributorsare Estella Bachman Brokaw, mil a ball'. P. F. Johnson JUST RECEIVE!) Alton A.

Chapman, Surnh Miftin Gray, Julia Representative 4th Dlst Job. Treu Wm. Thomson A number of attorney!) from week. He bus gradually been growing weak all bu miner. Ho had spent some time in Southern Colorado hoping to regain hlshealtht JUUiciai moi A.

Kellogg, Frances M. Milne, Lona Ingham Robinson, Frances E. lliissell, Catherine abroad were in attendance, but our own Secret Societies. but lung trouble or consumption seems to Spence, Charlotte Perkins Stetson, Eliza A ARD CO lawyers itet the most of the business bailie all human skill. Uev.

Parmitor preach Twltoholl and Beatrice Webb of tho London AT A l.nnflE No. 111, Holds A F. tliey well deserve it. nann ieuuHna4iu OllUM 1. Fabian Soolety.

The Editor of tho Review, ed the funeral sermon and tho remains were interred In the Burlingame cemetery. The davs of each mouth, visiting ureuuen O. Flower, writes dopreciitingly of the increase In the case of the State vs. JJavm, tin- HARVEYVILLE, KANSAS, ally invited. w.

A. dooli'itle, v. bi. Kkank I. Saoe, See'y.

of the military spirit In the States. Professor family have the sympathy of tho entire com' munity. jury stood nine for uciiiittal, instead of Heinrleh Hensoldt, Ph. contributes the for conviction, as staled last week third paper in bis interesting serieson "Occult AO. TJ.

W. ALMA 1AMIU1 ixu. their regular meetings on tho second Hon. Charles Curtis spoke to a fair sized The bail for Davis was lixed at Science In Thibet," which has been so widely audience hero Tuesday. Ho showed from the and fourth Tuesday evenings R.

J. KHKAN3, Keo. J. M. tcK, M.

criticized and discussed. Or. Sydney Barring- documents and votes of the Populist congress which he gave and was released. Court adjourned Tuesday afternoon men that the party leaders are neither a friend (-1 A R. LINES POST No.

29, of Alma, holds T. regular meetings the Beeona and tnurtn ton Elliott writes on the new psychological conundrum of Prenatal Influence. Stephen Crane contributes a short story of considerable to the laborer or farmer us their votes have A lartfe number of cases were disposed A very Ini'fro utock of Pools and Shoes of various kinds, including Tootle, Wheeler Motter's and Henderson's custom made school shoes. Kvery pair of the latter warranted not to rip. Also a full stock of Ladies and Gents Underwear, Flannels, Cotlonades, and a lull lino of Fall and been against them and ho showed the docu of for such a short term.

It is safe to originality and power called "The Men In the Mondays of each montn, at woi.u.u.r. Jos. Fields, Commander, a cvrv-Att camp. No 1203. of Alma ments to prove every point made.

Tim silver Storm." Carl Vrooman has a paper on the wa'er that there is not a jiidK Kan question wus bundled in good style and the speech was a splendid, manly one all tho wuy Kansas, meets the 1st and 3rd Friday revival of debating societies in our American sas who will turn off so much business i.u. aik.Ii month, at Masonic Hall. lsit- colleges and the new movement for Intercolle th rough. PSi'Hro H. W.

Jones, V. giate debutes on current problems, which will in the same time as Thomson This suits our taxpayers exactly. interest college men. The Editor diseusse Churches. Psychic phenomena in a spirit which merits attentions, Rev.

C. II. Zimmerman writes on The sentence Kiven by the judge in Winter Goods, Clieap for the case of John Medley, convicted of "The Church and Economic Reforms," prof ME, CHURCH. Sabbath school at 10 o'clock, and preaching at llo'clock a.m. ITnwiirlh T.PHtfUC Jr.

Ht A good year and place for well drillers this. stealing cattle, was three years in Un Thomas E. Will, Frank Parsons and James We handlo or trade. Call and get rood goods at rock liottom price the host goods that, can he boie'hl. Brown make a valuable triangle of data and 8:30 and Epworth League at every Sabbath alternoou.

J. W. Dunk is. Pastor. pen at hard labor and that be pay the costs in the case.

Medley will take the G. H. Meier of Alma, was up last week and views on tho problem of "The Sabbath School at photogruphed our school. Walter Blnekman Hartebalances much serious CJECOND M.E. church.

case up to the supreme court, iliv at nreachinir at 11 o'clock A. HI o'clock, and to Gustavo Zimmerman was elck for several II 13 reading with a good natured, humorous pupe on "The Advantages of Provincialism." and preaching at 7:10 torney, (. (. Cornell went to Topeka class at o'clock P. M.

Hev. J.W. Patton, Pustor. days lust week but is getting better. Wednesday to lile the case.

Chas. Falk's mother, sister and brothers, Every mother should know that croup can The judge held that L. II. Tierce's gave him a visit the first of tho week. CONGKEGATIONAL Church, preaching at 11 o'clock a.

M.and7:B0 o'clock p.m. Sabbath school at 10 o'clock. Prayer mooting Wedneday eveningB at 7 D. K. Steineii, Pastor.

be prevented. The llrst symptom of true Cn Cud Gl last marriage was no marriage at all Mrs. Weber, who has been quite 111 for croup Is hoarseness. This is followed by peculiar rough cough. Jf Chambcrluin as the cerlilicate returned to the pro severul weeks, is now able to be up and bate judge was not signed by a licensed Cough Itemed is given freely as soon us the around.

Eg. "St. Jobannies," (Gorman wuneranj church, preaching every Sunday morning child becomes hoarse or even after ttio cough minister. An examination of the pro Are aware of the tact that tunes are hard, I)av school connected with and in order to The ticket nominated in AltaVista Suturday mako at 10 o'clock A. has developed it will prevent ilie attack.

Hev. F. Pen Kit ami Pastor. the charge. for township ofllcers are undoubtiy the choice them easier, they are ollcriiig to sell their bate judge records will reveal the fact that but a very few marriages during and 5u cent battles for sale by T.

Morrls.Almu of the people. EF. G. (German Evangelcalchurch)preach- lug every other Sunday at lOo'cloek a.m. Kk.v.

Fritz, Pastor. the last few years have been legal, Messrs. Heidemans, Simons, Ziininermuns, Webers and Wm, Pennekuinp attended ser SwUower Irani tl bent al One-Half lie Regular Price. far as the ministers' certilicates show The Kansas City Journal's latest gift to its subscribers Is a Napoleonic Allium which is sent free to each subscriber upon receipt of In cents to pay postage, etc. This may well be Teihaps you bad better investigate this matter a little in your own case.

vices Sunday In Alma. How the Populists of Alta Vista rejoice ove called the Napoleonic Age, as the press of the the Hop of Mr, Jones. They do not seem to country Is literally filled with stories and 1 Imrrels of coarse ground Cement not curry as much sand, as our for tins present quantity, Ihero Tin's oH'or include iVw ImiblrtK that will give ilh good results hut wil fine ground. Tho oiler is good only will he no more. know bo did nothing but chango bis name How could he be returned from the "silver1 anecdotes of "The Mun of Destiny." Tne des state if he was not wild on that subject.

criptive mutter In the Napoleonic Album is written by John L. Stoddard, tho famous author und lecturer. If you will send li cents We hear Hon. Chas. Curtis addressed a large Going East This Year? If so, the editor's advice Is, take the Santa Fe Ifcoute os fur us Chicago.

The service is as near pertection ns quick-witted managers cun devise. Being thirty miles the shortest road, you can depend on getting through on time. Tho line is run as straight as modern engineering could make it. Track is laid with heavy etteel rails. No prettier, cosier and more comfortable trains leave Kansas City than the two fast vestibuled daily expresses over the Santa Fe Route, at 5:30 p.

m. und p. reaching Chicago a. m. and p.

m. Superb accommodations, with respect to dining ears, free chair cars and sleepers. Inquire of nearest agent. audience at Alta Vista last Wednesday night to the Kansas City Journal vou will receive the firt number and. If Interested, can make What a Prorninont Intmrunco Man Buys, V.

M. Hloiotn, senior member of II. M. ItloHHOiu N. Ht.

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Drive out and sou us. famous book "The Second Funeral of Napole. representatives of this nation that former representatives, with regret I must say our own on." All lovers of rure books will appreciate this rare gift. Cutout this notice und send it bad misrepresented us, say he is the man whose record we will indorse In November. with 10 cents to the Kunsus City Journal..