The Wathena Times, the Friday Troy Republican from Wathena, Kansas • 4

TROY HAPPENfNGS. Judge W. I. Stuart, his sister tit .1 i Mi A' The Best $3.50, $4.00 Bessie Stuart and two nephews, FOUND and $5.00 Shoes, Paul and Dale Bailey, returned last Saturday from their visit in BOYS AND GIRLS re slated to wear Ohio Judge Staurt's sister in Ohio, who wos quite sick, is im $2.50 proving. The trip was made in AT that It is the best orchard he bass seen, and that John Treat is one of the best orchard men in the county.

There will be abot 1200 barrels of apples from this orchard. Prof, and Mrs. Morgan, of Kansas City, have been visiting Mrs. Morgan's brother, S- M. Brewster.

Nate Swiggett is building a resident for himself just north of his hotel. He may rent the hotel. Sheriff Kent and undersheriff Griffin last Saturday took in the AT "GOOD WEAR' a Rambler automobile- The dis tance from here to Ohio, 780 miles, was made in four days. Madinger Shoe Co Dr. J.

C- Myers has painted his office building. 812 Frederick Avenue St. McGray Sons have sold their restourant to J. Worley. The School Shoes because they come up to the required mark-they stand the test Example If one pair of "Goodwear School Shoes equals two pairs of other kinds in Wear and Fit, and cost no more, why buy the other kinds? The makers stand hack of every pair.

Shoei Packed in Souvenir Cartont Look for the Trade-Mark Made by SMITH-WALLACE SHOE CO. T. CHALK restaurant is being fixed up, and both regular meals and short orders will be served. Troy friends of Mr. and Mrs.

smoke Sparks picnic and also took in two colored men, Frank Warner and Walter Bell. They were charged with selling liquor-Tuesday they had a preliminary hearing and Bell plead guilty and was fined 100 and sentenced to 30 days in jail, and Warner is in jail awaiting trial at the Oc i L. B- Hills will be interested to know that they are the protfd possessors of an eight pound boy Cash Variety Store Frank Hauber hos had display Cha ed in his restaurant window a dish of second crop strawberries brought in by Tom Caldwell- tober term of court. Warner served a term in the penitentiary for cutting Pool Grinstead at EthajTowsend of St. Joseph, 1DB Five cent Cigar Sheriff Kent arrested Harry and Mary Whittaker, of Highland, were visiting Troy friends the earlypart of the week.

IT CAN'T BE BEAT Bell Newton is back from visit THE ATHENA TIMES I laws were no good. (An independent Repubii-an Newspaper.) In the suit decided last May, en Neal here Monday, i He is charg ed with stealing a horse in Leavenworth county and selling it in Douglas county. He is a fine ap ing Sparks'relatives and enjoying the Sparks picnic. BY KYAN joining work under the Leland laws, Judge Stuart held the laws unconstitutional. As there is only pearing young man, z6 years ot Cal Euler returned Saturday 8U JsCRIPT IO HA lS age- He was married at Bonner MxVonTns i too abotlt $1800 in the hands of the Springs the day before his arrest from an auto trip to western Kansas "hree Month- treasurer that was paid in under His wife was with him here, and the old river laws, there is not lop money enough to pay back in full BeWare of Imitations Unscrupulous dealers advertise standard at CUT PRICES in order to sell their own inferior goods.

xxmrnbi DdSllery brands-Straight SOUR MASH BOURBONS and RYE. "Ares Dlsplnv Aii iutido Count)', nerlnob Oisplnv outside Count). M)r Inc-li 16c Wjjiii Puce Renders 5t- per llnoi liltck'faoe I0o went with her husband to Lawrence, when the Douglas county sheriff came after him. Those who saw Neal here formed a favorable opinion of him and wondered if his arrest was not a mis to all. The county surveyor had to be paid, and many land owners The men who paid Entered at the Watlienu, Kansas also did Work.

AGED IN BOND aa second-class mall nmner. in work are wanting their money back the same as those who paid in Jas. Triplett came over from St. Joseph in his Don is car. Uric Webber, who used to work for Geo- Townsend, is his driver.

EditorS. E. Streeter, of the SeveranceiNews, was a Troy visitor Monday. Mr. Streetei is a good newspaper man, and he deserves thelbest of support from the Severance people.

A live paper is a valuable business asset to any town, although some of themjdo not realize it until Old Crow Whiskey Per Gal $5 Sherwood Rye, Per Gal $5 FRIDAY, SEPT 2, 1910- lake. John Corcoran is back from cash, but the money is not there to pay all ef them. If it should OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER Spring Hill Whiskey A Per Gal be held that the county has no con Old Coon Hollow Per Gal cern in the Wolf River matter, and ROLLING FORK. Old fash- m'ea lonea Fire Cooper Bour- ABOUT THE COURT HOUSE. Leland and Others Object to Paying Troy Taxes.

New Wolf River Suit. bon, per gallon is not liable to pay back money received by the treasurer under void law, except the money re maining in the Wolf River fund they find themselves without a Rolling Fork Rye, 375 Per Gallon Mt. Pleasant 100 per cnt proof bourbon, gal Lawrence, where he attended the University. John will be one of the teachers in the high school this year. Delbert Sanders, who comes from Missouri, was arrested by sheriff Kent Monday on a charge of forgery.

It is claimed he forg. ed the name of Ferdinand Wal-lisch, who lives on the old John Libel farm In Union township, to good paper. Hazel Gap 5 yr old bour hon vtcr oral then the land owners cannot get all their money back. Those who Colonel Elijah Gates, who led a regiment'organized in St- Joseph County assessor Jim Gray was at his office Monday for awhile. It is the first time he has been a-round since he broke his nose, paid voluntarily, and without le into the Confederacy and became gal protest, cannot get it back in a part of Sterling Price's brigade, suffered a stroke of apo any event.

The commissioners LfchecVs amounting to'jm Two.of and the treasurer would be glad whese checks were passed on Clar to pay back all the money they ence Isaacs and Leslie Rudebaugh i Old Consolation Straight Bourbon, 95 per cent fc fa proof per gallon. PiOU We have a full line of imported liquors, including French Cognac, Claret, Burgundy, Rhine and -Moselle Wines- Also all kinds Of California Wines. Send for our 1910 Almanac. Ask for prices. i Make Di aft or.

Money Order Payable to NEVIN SCHWIEN The reliable Wine Merchants Established 1868 416 Felix st Tel 650 St. Joseph, Mo. have, as soon as they know to Of Denton. whom they can safely pay it. Ask your dealer for PIMBLEY'S PIANO VARNISH renewer.

It cleans and shines, everything varnished. Manufactured by Pimbley Paint Glass St. Joseph. Mo plexy at his home, 701 South Ninth street, in St- Joseph, Aug. 25.

Colonel Gates is the father of Mrs. Geo. Wood. Colonel Gatesisb3 years of age- He served two years as sheriff of Afterwards he was treasurer of the state of Missouri and, also was United States marshal under Cleveland's administration. Susie Gallagher, of Sparks, was in Troy Monday, coming with her cousins Agnes and Ce-Corcoran and Ethel Byrne, who were'on their way home to Omaha after a week's vacation in Doniphan county.

Chas.J Bassett spent Sunday and Monday with his family, yfp JiUiUlTinilJlflllllnnilJlJiniirminriririririi Sunday Morning September 4th. Rev. W. J. Byers Will preach a missionary sermon for the benefit of the W.

F. M. S. of ihe Meth about two weeks ago, by falling frpm an apple tree. fcyrus eland, kk children, E.2S.

Leland, Fanny Finley, Mil-drt'il Finley, Julia L. Lelnnd and Win. L. Leland, and J. W.

ILc-Clelland and M. A. Calnan have brought suit against county clerk Margaret Schletzbaum and the Board of County Commissioners to enjoin the collection of taxes on their respective Troy properties. They allege that trustee Wm. R.

Priyett was the deputy assessor of Center Township and assessed their property that Mike Forrest and John Trent were appointed as members of the board of review of Center Township; that they did not change the Troy valuations as returned by Privett, but that the county commissioners appointed W. W. Minter and C. M. Finley as a board of review for the City of Troy and that they raised the valuations on the prop SI Some twenty people who brought the injunction suit two years ago that was decided last May, paid no tax, and lost nothing except the trouble of the suit, and attorney's fees.

Those who have assigned their claims to Mr. Ebeling, and the amounts, are as follows: W. M. Janicke, J. H.

Johannes, A. t). Delaney, $37.92 Henry G. Laverentz, $8.92 H. Ellis, D.

H. Shafer, John F. Libel, H. C. Kim-mel, H.

A. Laverentz, C. N. Willis E. T.

Nelson, Jas. Jenkins, Samuel Twombly, $124.81 Geo. O. Morehead, Moses Rittenhouse, $63.64 and Cyrus Leland, $79.67. odist church.

There will be spec SEBASTIAN MAIER MONUHENTS ial music by the choir. Organ Prelude, Mrs. Miller; anthem, Jesus calls us. Choir, Solo, The King of love my sheperd is, A. Gounod.

Mrs. Pettis, Anthem. The Lord is my shepherd. Choir Solo Like as the Heart desereth. Louise D.

Miller, Francis Alletsen. Sermon Offering. BELL PHONE No. 3643 6 I 2 8. 8eventh Street ST.

JOSEPH. MO. leaving for Concordia. O. S- Condit, who has bought the John Trent orchard, says UUmWRBBH Wftn.

uruuu VKnnininiiiWtinnlniiininiru CrinHt rLru-Lan-arui erties owned, by the Lost A. little tan pocketboook with $5 bill, and $3 in silvsr and Small change in it betweeu Ed. Plaintiffs claim that cities of the third class ae not entitled to have a separate board of review and on Meidinger's house and the poor ABETTER SAMPLE SHOE STORE than this Was hever known farm Tuesday afternoon. Fiuder please leave at Mrs. Ed Meidinger's or at this office The most Serviceable shoes we sell at Spot Factory Cost.

While some of them are only playing politics, many of the machine Republicans, who have joined with us insurgents, and are now for Stubbs, have come to see things in a different light. Special Attention The Locusts Another little shower of rain Monday. Minnie Kiehnhoff is taking a two weeks vacation with home folks. Adolph Ruhnke wife, and child ren, from Rock neighborhood, Sundayedwith Gus Rhunkeand family. Ray Wakeman arrived home Saturday took took charge of a Mission Festival in Onaga last Sunday.

Ed. Kiehnhoff and Willie Seiter spent the day Sunday, at the home of W. F. Kiebnhoffff's Judson' Stewart called in this vicinity Sunday. Mr- and Mrs.Goul and son Gus have returned from their Michigan trip.

F. W. Kiehnhoff and wife visited Sunday at the home of Andy Meyers is called to our line of School Shoes. We Stubbs said, at Sparks, that he made no promises to get office are ready to outfit the children Nervous Collapse "I have traveled for thirty years continually. I lost a great deal of sleep, which together with constant worry left me in such a nervous state that finally, after having two collapses of nervous prostration, I was obliged to give up traveling altogether.

I doctored continually but with no relief. Dr. Miles' Nervine came to my rescue I cannot describe the suffering which this Nervine saved me. Whenever I am particularly nervous a few doses relieve me." A. G.

C. LIBBY, Wells, Me. There are many nervous wrecks. There is nervous prostration of the stomach, of the bowels, and other organs. The brain, the kidneys, the liver, the nerve centers are all exhausted.

There is but one thing to do build up the nervous system by the use of Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine. Its strengthening influence upon the nervous system restores normal action to the organs, andjwhen they all work in harmony, health is assured. Get a bottle from your druggist. Take it all according to directions, and if it does not benefit he will retain your money.

two years ago and that he would this ground are trying to get the District Court to enjoin the collection of the extra taxes they would have to pay because of the board of review raising their valuations. Geo. H. Ebeling has brought a suit against the Board of County Commissioners and the county treasurer, trying to recover back $1558.25, Wolf River taxes paid by himself and fifteen other land owners along Wolf liver under the Leland laws of 1903 and 1907. The other landowners have assigned their claims to Ebeling, to sue on them.

Cyrus Leland, author of the original Wolf River laws, is one of those who have assigned to Mr. Ebeling his claim for taxes paid, amounting to $79.67. In the petition it is alleged that these Leland acts were unconstitutional and that the county board had no authority to act under them. In effect, Mr. Leland, the author of the law, is now seeking to recover taxes paid on the ground that the make none, and had made none this year.

We shoe the Farhily The Standard Oil Company is to establish a distributing station Member Retai Merchants Ass'n. R. R. Rebated at Highland, which will also sup ply oil for White Cloud, Sparks, Iowa Point, Severance and Leona. W.D.WEBB.

MD Office Upstairs in Fruit Growers Building. Phone: Office Res- No. 25 Wathena, KansN. Ewing Herbert, of the Brown County World, is up against a libel suit for $5,000. Stella Gaines, a colored woman has brought the suit.

413 Felix st St, Joseph, Mo i.