The Alma Enterprise from Alma, Kansas • Page 5

ENTERPRISE. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14. 1902 Paxico and Vicinity. Strowig shipped a car of bogs Tuesday night. Wheat straw is at a premium in this vicinity.

Fred Frey, sold his blacksmith shop to James MeMahan Saturday. Mr. Boyd of Portland, has been visiting his cousin, Dr. Webb. Everybody seems to be enjoying themselves sleigh riding, nowadays.

Dr. Webb was called to Mission Creek Tuesday to see Grandma Wilson. John and Henry Breitenstein went to Kansas City Tuesday to visit friends. Joe Hund and wife returned from Texas Tuesday morning, after a week's trip. John Quiet and wife came over from Council Grove Monday night to visit the Lieurances.

Dr. Webb was called to Alta Vista Sunday to visit Miss Lillian Smith who is very sick. The ice gang had their pay day at the depot Tuesday and nearly $1000 was distributed around town. The colored folks have a good literary society which meets Friday evenings. John Medley is president.

Wm. Muckenthaler returned from the Lumbermen's convention Monday after visiting Washington, D. C. Miss Minnie Willms returned home Monday after an extended visit with her cousin, Mrs O. E.

Webb. The dance at the M. W. A. ball Thursday night given by the F.

A. A. was reported the best one of the season. W. S.

Bolton and Tony Glotzhach left Monday morning for St. Joe to buy the spring stock of goods for C. J. Glotzbach. There will be a box supper given at Dist.

No. 32. Wednesday evening, February 19th. Everybody invited to come and have a good time You take no risk in Security Stock Food. The spot cash guarantee is printed on every package.

For sale at A. R. Strowig Hdw. Imp. Co.

14. On account of some contagious disease. probably scarlet fever, the Paxico schools closed Wednesday evening for an indennite length of time. The health officer was down Tuesday. Levi Gibbs said he was going to get married next section pay dav.

which was Wednesdav. There was to be a dance in the evening and John Denton's orchestra was to furnish the music. The fortunate lady is from Alma We bope everything came off according to schedule. Patrons and all others interested in the Creamery should meet at the M. W.

A. ball Thursdav afternoon Feb. 20th at 2 o'clock, with W. A. McKinstry, Supt.

of the Continental to discuss the creamery business. There are ways and means whereby you can get more money for your milk, and all should attend Some people are very sound sleepers. There was considerable excitement in town Sunday over the attempt to awaken one of our prominent young men, and he was somewbat surprised at the crowd collected when he awoke, many of them fearing he was dead. However, "all's well that ends well," and our friend was able to satisfactorily explain everything. Farmers Institue at Union Center February 22nd.

Weshington's birthday will he observed by the people of Union Center at the quarterly session of their Institute. The chairman of the committee on Horticulture, Geo. D. Robinson, has arranged with Hon. Wm.

H. Barnes, secretary of the State Horticultural society, tospeak at this meeting. Following is the program in part: 10:30 a. m. -Call to order.

Paper, "Crop Rotation" J. E. Eastman. Basket dinner at 12 o'clock. "Horticulture in the 20th Hon.

Wm. U. Barnes. "Washington as an all -round man," Supt. T.

J. Perry. "Catalpas in Kansas." Hon. Win. H.

Barnes. Question Box, conducted by committee on Grain Crops. All are invited to attend who can. Come early and bring your basket dinner. Do not miss the morning session.

$100 REWARD $100 The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has bean able to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Oatarrh Cure is the only positive enre known to the medical fraternity Oatarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and alving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. 'The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails cure. Send for list of testimonials.

Address, F. J. CHENEY Toledo, 0 Sold by Druggists 15c. Hall's Family Pills are the best. 16-4 A SENSIBLE LETTER A Life-long Wabaunsee Republican Gives Good Advice, EDITOR see by the papers that some of our people are feeling bad because Mr.

Miller took sides with Col. Metealf, and against Cyrus Leland. What do we have men in such high places for if it is not to keep a watchtul eye on the way things are running, and when in their opinion a change is needed, to not ouly give their consent but suggest it to the higher power? Of course us old soldiers would rather have had a A. R. man appointed as pension agent, but if it is for the best interests of the Republican party to have Col.

Metcalf, we have nothing to say. Now, about J. A. Kennedy; what has he done that the people of this district should put him in the place of J. M.

Miller? He has not heen a stalwart Republican in a single camipaign for tifteen years; he has pandered to the Populists and to the Democrats; in other words, he has been a mug- in some part of every campaign, while we know that Hon. J. M. Miller is a Republican, first, last and all the time, and he has just been in Congress long enough to learn how to be of use to us. Would it not be a very foolish thing for us to let him out now and put a man in his place whose record is none the best anyhow, and is green to the ways of Congress? It would take him two terms to get where Mr.

Miller is, and then be would not be any such a man, and we would lose all that time and be paying him for getting his education. Now it seems very much as if it would be for the better to keep the man there who is already educated, and that we know beforehand will always be found doing his duty. H. A. PERRY.

Wabaunsee. Feb. 10th. Death of John W. Stambaugh.

Early Monday morning, Feb. 3rd Kaw Valley received the sad news of the death of John W. Stambaugh, one of our most highly esteemed citizens. Though his death was not wholly un expected, it came as a blow to those who had long known him and realized the loss the community would sustain when he should be called to go. He was born in Elliotsburg, Perry Penn Feb.

22, 1860, and came to Kansas in March 1885, where he resided on on a farm near St. Marys until his death. He was married Sept. 26, 1888 to Joie Van Syckle. He leaves a wife and three sons, Harmon, Emmet and Verne to cherish his memory: also a stepmother, brother and sister.

Ed Stambaugh and Mrs. Alice Huble in Pennsylvania. The funeral services were held at Kaw Valley M. E. church, conducted by Rev.

Ryan, who preached a very appropriate and comforting sermon from the text found in Rev. 14 13 The body was then taken to Greenwood cemetery for interment. Mr. Stambaugh became a member of the U. B.

church in Feb. 1889, after. wards transferring his membership to the Kaw Valley M. E. church, o1 which he has ever lived a devoted and consistent member.

Though in person he is gone, yet he still lives in the deeds which he performed, in the life he lived, and in the many lessons he bas left behind. How true the words "None of us hveth to himself" for others are affected by that life; "or dieth to himself" for others are interested in that death. We can find no better, truer words with which to express the esteem in which this one was held, than the following lines: "Green grow the turf above thee, Friend of our better days; None knew thee but to love thee, Nor named thee but to praise." C. Sunday School Notice. The executive committee of the Wabaunsee County Sunday School Association will meet soon to arrange the program for the next annual convention, to be held at Alma in April.

Pastors, superintendents or secretaries are requested to let Sec. I. H. Hopps know from every Sunday school in the county just what help their schools will furnish, and to send the paines of those who will prepare papers, deliver addresses or give reci- tations. Following is the report of Dist.

82 for month ending Feb 7th: Primary No pupils enrolled for month. Average daily days absent ..55 No. pupils neither absent or tardy 5 Names-Phyle Bartley, Olin Strowig, Bessie Copp, Mary Dilley, Walter Muckenthaler, MARY E. DILLEY, Teacher. Grammar Room No.

enrolled. Average attendance .20 No. days absent .32 No, neither absent nor tardy. 16 Names Irvin Belcher, Warner, Harry and Edna Strowig, Harry Tomson, Mattie Williams, Emil, Frank and Robert Nuttmann, Mittie and Fred Pride, Oscar Bolton, Oscar and Florence Herbie, Estella Glogau, Abbie Muckenthaler. LOUIS B.

BURT, Teacher. Card of Thanks. Mrs. Stambaugh and children, of Kaw, wish to thank their friends for the kindness and help given during the sickness and death of the husband and father; also the Epworth League for flowers sent during his sickness. DO YOU GET UP WITH A LAME BACK Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the newspapers is sure to know of the wonderful cures made by Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney, liver and bladder remedy. It is the great medical triumph of the nineteenth century; discovered after years of scientific research by Dr. Kilmer, the eminent kidney and bladder specialist, and is wonderfully successful in promptly curing lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid troubles and Bright's Disease, which is the worst form of kidney trouble. Dr.

Kilmer's Swamp- Root is not recominended for everything but if you have kidney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found just the remedy you need. It has been tested in so many ways, in hospital work, in private practice, among the helpless too poor to purchase relief and has proved so successful in every case that a special arrangement has been made which all readers of this paper who have not already tried it, may have a sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book telling more about Swamp-Root and how to find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. When writing mention reading this generous offer in this paper and CONN send your address to Dr. Kilmer Binghamton, N. Y.

The HE regular fifty cent and Home of Swamp-Root. dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists. On account of the scarcity of hogs and the lugh price of feed, we believe it will be more satisfactory to the seller as well as to ourselves to receive hogs on one certain day of the week. By so doing we can afford to handle them on a less margin which will certainly be very satisfactory to the seller. Hereafter we will ship every Monday night, and in order to get the best price, bring in your hogs on that dav.

18-2 A. R. STROWIG ADW. IMP. Co.

Horses and Mules For Sale. I have 75 head of young horses and mules for sale, all tit for farm work in the spring. C. LOCKHART. 11 Eskridge, Kansas.

The February number of the American Boy (Sprague Pub. Co, Detroit, Mich,) comes to us suggestive of winter in its front cover illustration of boys coasting, The stories in this number will prove highly interesting to a live boy, and will not prove uninteresting to grown folks. Hereford Calves for Sale. Sixty head of Hereford Calves. all dehorned and vaccinated; about half Heifers and half Steers, Alfalfa seed for sale.

A good 6 room house for rent at my place want a good working man in it with small family. One mile west of Paxico. 18 LEWIS H. SEELING. Fodder for Sale.

shocks of Fodder with some corn in it. 19-3 W. SCHREIBER. Tresspass Notice. All persons are hereby warned against hunting or trespassing on any of our lands or ranches, under penalty of the law.

A. S. ALLENDORPH. DAVIS BROS. bulls for Sale.

Six high grade Shorthorn Bulls coming one year old. Call at farm 7 miles south of Alma. 19-4 H. A. SCHWANKE.

R. A. EVANS, M. D. Notice.

Physician AND Surgeon Will locate in Alma in March with office over postoflice. 18 C. R. SILVERTHORNE, D. Physician AND Surgeon McFARLAND, KAN.

Local Surgeon C. R. I. P. Rv.

18 G. C. HEALS, PHYSICIAN SURGEON ALMA KANSAN. Office over Crafts Drug Store. Residence in Keagy property on Kansas A venue.

where all calls will be promptly answered day 01 night. DR. F. GROSSHAUSER, (Graduated in Germany.) Physician Surgeon. 310 Quincy Topeka.

General practice. Special attention given to diseases of the Stomach and intestines and diseases of women. Will be in Alma the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of each month at Alma Hotel. W.G. WEAVER, Abstracter, ALMA, KANSAS.

Conveyancing, Notary Public. Abstracts furnished on short notice FRED A. SEAMAN, Lawyer. Office over Signal office. COUNTY ATTORNEY.

H. F. PALENSKE, D. D. S.

Only Resident Dentist in Wabaunsee Co ALMA, KANSAS. On the following days he will be at Alta Vista, 26th and 97th: Paxico 28th of each First published in the ALMA ENTERPRISE Feb. 14. 1902. QUARTERLY STATEMENT of J.

Lafontaine, County Wabaunsee County. Kansas. in his hands for the quarter 27. 1902. State General County General County Bond Fund it.

B. R. Sale School State and County Normal Institute. County Surveyor. Private Redemption.

Condemnation Fund. Alma Judgment Sinking Bond D. Road. Eskridge Oity, Gen D. FUND.

CITY TOWNSHIP Alma. Farmer. Garfield Kaw Maple Hill Mill Creek Mission Greek Newbury Maple Hill Special Plumb. Rock Waba Wilmington. TOWNSHIP Alma Farmer Garfield Kaw Maple Hill Mill Creek Mission Greek Newbury Plumb Rock Greek Wabaunsee.

Washington Wilmington TOWNSHIP Washington Alma Maple Hill C. K. N. SINKING TOWNSHIP. Washington SCHOOL DIST.

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81 84... 88. BI. 30 Joint. 85 100 14 libr'y Jt 85 I.

J. La fontaine. County, Kansas, above statement best of my knowledge Thereby subscribed certify, and in my presence 6th day of February, Treasurer of Showing balance ending Jan. DR. OR.

1016 37 15473 47 15550 83 9160 71 45 50 41 25 70 26 20 58 00 DR. OR. 431 19 786 39 18 37 27 519 64 30 92 GEN. REVENUE. DIt.

UR. 204 1991 55 685 55 814 50 1440 36 370 70 300 80 441 89 78 419 348 01 1165 108 50 305 52 ROAD. DR. UR. 27 58 58 41 37 43 330 40 36 68 89 01 87 13 42 37 a 89 33 14 91 BOND.

OH. dR. 1978 09 1963 92 2082 85 100:2 35 FUND. DR. CR.

1189 04 BOND. DR. CR. 66 58 62 87 41 17 75 75 99 63 60 38 59 49 271 60 97 39 30 139 49 79 149 72 52 20 63 :24 83 48 70 30 02 99 13 65 327 80 74 85 91 26 04 36 03 9 53 10 42 021 47 30 13 81 75 60 91 91 28 30 43 35 16 55 7 57 45 9.3 98 00 474 54 13 126 83 59 50 02 78 61 62 41 60 9 14 15 85 95 18 45 70 51 60 8 81 STATE OF KANSAS, I s8. WABAUNSEE COUNTY.

Treasurer of Wabaunsee do solemnly swear that the is true and correct, to the and belief. J. LAFONTAINE. that the foregoing stateand sworn to before me by the above named this 1902. B.

BUCHLI, County Olerk. DISTRICT. DR. OR. 307 27 14 3 55 81 84 49 01 33 46 91 19 201 02 345 001 21 04 91 14 386 66 89 70 176 06 380 38 199 104 130 176 16:2 84 74 1:24 128 59 52 37 45 41 47 373 158 356 58 76 565 36 173 166 160 :205 136 53 240 104 85 57 257 183 1.6 177 80 148 47 66 240 140 65 71 119 98 87 193 380 9 180 215 39 141 112 159 1338 44 189 180 35 130 78 226 98 104 79 39 16 8 12 Notice of Di solution.

NOTICE is heretofore hereby given, existing that the between partner- the undersigned, under the firm name of Bolton Glotzbach, at Paxico. Kansas, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The indebtedness of said firm is assumed and will be settled by 0. J. Glotzbach, and all debts owing to said firm are to be received by the remaining partner who will continue the business under the name of 0.

J. Glotzbach. W. S. BOLTON.

Paxico, Feb. 1, 1902. W. F. BOUTON.

17-3 0. J. GLOTZBACH. To Whom It May Concern, for a according permit to sell in intoxi- the MY application to law, town of Maple Hill, in the township of Maple Hill. Wabaunsee County.

Kansas, is now on file in the office of the Probate Judge of Wabaunsee County, Kansas. The hearing of the same is set for Tuesday. February 18, at 11 o'clock a. said day at said office. 15-5 CHARLES F.

PAYNE, THE BEST Laundry Soap ON THE MARKET AND PREMIUMS GIVEN. DIAMOND I SOAP AN HONEST SOAP SEEK NO FURTHER DIAMOND IS THE BEST. Complete catalogue showing over 300 premiums that may be secured by saving the wrappers, furnished free upon request. Send your name on a postal card. and we will mail you the catalogue.

Address: Premium THE CUDAHY PACKING South Omaha, Neb. Diamond Soap for sale by all grocers. City Residence for Sale. My residence in East Alma. 2 lots, room stone house with summer kitchen, good cellar well, cistern and barn.

Also span of mules. 16-4 ANTON KAST. Registered Hereford Bulls have for sale eight registered Hereford bulls from 8 months to 2 years old, and weigh from 500 to 1,400 and fit to meet the wants of the most exacting. They are bred in the lines of Grove Ill, Lord Wilton, and several highg ades. Inspection solicited.

Call and see them at my farm five miles west of Volland. L. W. BRABB, Welcome, Kanaas. 18 Owner Maple Grove herd of Herefords.

Seed Corn for Sale. I have 2000 bushels of No. 1 White and Yellow Corn that will sell for $1 00 per bushel at the crib. O. E.

WINKLER, Vera, Kansas. Secure Seed Corn Early. I have a limited quantity of Choice Seed Corn at $1.75 per bushel. No charge for sack. Reference, Bank of Colfax.

HENRY FELLOWS, 11-12 Colfax, Iowa. Hot a Cold Baths New Porcelain Tubs, Everything First-Class 25 Cents a Bath. Five Tickets for $1.00 -AT THEALMA HOTEL. FOR SALE! The Hotel Furniture and business of the Windler Hotel, at Maple Hill, Kan. Also my livery stock and business.

Both are good paving businesses and will make the right party good money. Will sell reasonable. Good reasons for selling. O. R.

RUTLEDGE, Prop. Maple Hill, Kan. CALIFORNIA TOURISTS Can reach their destinations with great COLA fort and at the least expense via the Great Rock Island Route PERSONALLY CONDUOTED TOURIST EXCURSIONS LEAVE KANSAS CITY Every, Wednesday and and Friday Route vin Colorado Springs Scente 10 San Francisco and Los Angeles, Every Wednesday via Ft. Worth and Route to Los Angeles and San Francisco, Latest IMPROVED Tourist Cars ON FAST TRAINS. LOWEST RATE TICKETS AVAILABLE.

Write for information and itinerary to E. W. THOMPSON. A.G.P.A.. Topeka.

JOHN SEBASTIAN. G.P Chicage. NEWS AND OPINIONS OF National Importance THE SUN ALONE CONTAINS BOTH. Daily, by mail 86 a year. Daily and Sunday, by mail 88 a year.

The Sunday Sun is the greatest Sunday newspaper in the World. Price 5c a copy. By mail $2.00 a year. Address, THE SUN, New York. 4 A.

A B. SORTER, 56 96 66 67 13 52 97 18 69 MERCHANT Do A TAILOR. ALMA, KANSAS. Chinquapin Herd Registered Poland China Swine Black Chief Perfection, No. 23527, At head of herd.

Sire: Missouri's Black Chief, winner of sweepstakes I. state fair in 1899; Dam by Chief Perfection 2nd. winner of same in 1897. Winter and Spring Pigs by Black Chief's Perfection, Anderson's Know. 25162.

and Majestic Chief, now ready to go at reasonable prices. OUR PLYMOUTH ROCK CHICKENS Are from the best flocks in the state. We can supply our old customers with sew blood both in chickens and swine. 11-52 JORDAN, Farm 6 miles south-east. Alma.

Kas. Telephone connection via Paxico. CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PILLS of Counterfeits. Substitutes. Safe.

Always reliable. Ladiea, ask Druggist ENGLISH in Red Gold metallic boxes, sealed with blue ribben. Take no other. Refuse dangerous tutions and imitations. Buy of your Druggi, or send in stamps for Particalars, Testimonials and Relief for Ladies," in letter, by return Mail.

10,000 Testimonials. Sold by ail Druggists. CHICHESTER CHEMICAL 2100 Madison Nquare, PA. Mention this paper..