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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-11-10
COUNTY AND COUNTY SEAT.

When you want job printing come
to this office.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-11-10

Jack COrbett, of the NGit, returned
from Chicago Friday.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-11-10
Come at once to Engle's Great
Bargain Sale. Note these prices.
Nothing like it ever known
before in Wellington:
STAPLES.

Good Needles, cent paper
Best Coats Spool Cotton, spoOls for Is cents.
Best Dress Cambria at cents yard
At SC q yard-l5O pieces Standard Dress Prints.
fast colOrs; regular value tic; our price &C.
At SC yd.-l3O pieces Check Gingh9m, our com
petitOfs sell for Ste yard our price sc.
At So q yard-25 pieces yard-wide Muslin extra
weight worth tic; our price, Sc.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-11-10

The neighbors of c. f. Curtis, five
miles northwest Of the city. to the
number Of over fifty, gathered at his
home last Thursday evening and gave
him a surprise, the crowd ndulging
IN a supper and a general good time.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-11-10

The Daily Nail was loHr years old
Nov. ?. The Mail has certainly been
asuccess and has never given better
satisfaction all araand than under
the present management. 1t fills
the want of local daily and deserves
a better patronage than it receives.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-11-10
CANTON FLANNELS.
Unbleached- &C. &c, &c, DC, lOc, l2ic and lac.
All, RIG VALUESi

s. pair Blankets, worth 81, at 6sc.
20 dozen mems heavy leather Gloves, wool-lined,
long cuffs; lowest price, 75c; our price, 47c.
IL dozen ladies' fine ribbed winter Vests, very
cheap at Csc; our price &c.
is dozen natural wool heavyweight, full size mems
winter Vests, sl25 quality; our price 75c.
IA dozen natural wool, heavyweight full size Ia
dies winter Vests, 81 % quality; our price Is 75c
20 dozen ladies' fine wool Hose, never before offered
for less than 50c our price, 25c.
dOz Bicycle Hose, regular price 40c; our price &c.
IA dozen chdren's heavy wool Hose, &c quality;
our price l2tc.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Rev. John Freund. formerly pastor OF
4 Lutheran church in Hoboken, N. j.,
gave up his charge two years ago, when
he was elected u justice OF the peace
and devoted himself from That Tune
until he died, OH Monday, exclusively
to marriages and funerals. 1t was his
boast that lie married more people than
all the ministers OF the city combined.
CALIFORNIA; vintage this year will BIO
about lS,O00,000 gallons, some 3,OOO,O Oo
gallons more than last years yield, and
the quality will be good. II is expected
that tho vintage OF the state will show
decrease during the next ten years, ow-
ing to the ravages OF phylloxora and to
overplanting.
Successful experiments have been
made this year with shipments OF Cali
iornia aud Washington fruit TO Japan
and other countries OF the Orient. From
twenty-acre pruno ranch Washing
ton grower obtained this year forty tons
Of dried fruit, which no sold in Portland
at SI50 ton.
The editor OF Georgia paper makes
this announcement to delinquent sub
scribers: "We have bought n hand
some new Office safe. Next week we
are going to buy n repeating shotgun
and start out collecting, SO ms we can
make use OF the safe"
Erratum in Portsmouth Blade: In:
stead OF reading where the wealth and
property OF the country is all conferred
IN the hands OF the jew" change the
last word 10 few and it will be just as
the writer intended.
One OF the professors in the Terre
Hau,e high scboo! has sent his young
wife back to her parents. He says he
has no fault to find with her, but has
discovered that he docs not love her.
The Hindoos are apparently law
abiding race, for the number of pria-
ouers in India, according to popuIa'
ton, is less than hall Of that in Great
Britain.
The dogs which Chinese epicures arc
said to be most fond OF are species OF
canine noteworthy for the entire abb
senco OF any disposition to bark.
Leprosy has greatly increased during
the last half century, and is now preva-
lent in many places whore it was for
merIy unknown.
The water tunnel under Lake Michi-
gan at Chicago is eight feet in diameter,
four miles long, and cost the city
$l,l00,00O,
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NlaM MINERS, DISTRICT.


1t Was Formed in Wheeling ut a McotlnG
Saturday.
The meeting OF the miners of the up
per end of the state, members of the
United Mine Workers of America, for
the purpose of separating this portion
of the state from the old district, No. II,
which comprised the whole state, was
held at Trades Assembly hall Saturday,
and officers for the new district were
selected. Delegates were present from
Wheeling, Elm Grove, WelIsburg, Glen
dale and Moundsville local unions. Tho
following officers were selected: Jere
Mead, president; Basil Scott, OF Wells.
burg, vice president; Edward Nangel, OF
Moundsville, ecretary-treasurer; exc
cutive board, II. a. Foster, OF Wheeling;
William Birch of Elm Grove, and r. D..
Muter. OF Glendale.
The new district, which was only al.
lowed to be formed after permission had
been given by the officers Of No. II, at
present comprises the Pan Handle
counties, and the union mines out the
Baltimore & Ohio will also be brought
in.
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MORNING SMILES.

Examining Medical Professor-"Now,
sir, tell mo how you would treat case
of typhoid fever" Student-"Well, sir:
l should first-I should frst-l-"
L. NJ. p. (impatiently)-"Yes, yes; go
on" Student (seized with a brilliant
idea)-"I should first call you in con-
sulta;ion!" Passes with honors.-1fd-
Btu
Mr.. Lovett ian accepted suitor)-
"Here, Willy, want to ask you some
thing on the quiet. When your sister
was at the seashore this summer, did
she keep the young men at distance?
Willy-"You bet she didl Why, she'd
take 'em way, way down the beach,
and keep 'em there till meattime. =
Puct
Little Johnny was in tribulation that
morning. Prohibitions, great and small,
met him at every turn. 1t was "no" to
this and mo" to that, till at last he be-
gan to cry, angrily exclalming to his
mother between his sobs: "Iwish no
was swear word, mamma, SOS you
couldn't say itW-Boston Herald.
Tom-What are you so sad about
Jack-T believed ali the rot the comic
papers publish about summer engage
ments. 1nm-Well2 Jack-Three OF
the girls l got engaged to insisted on
keeping it up after the summer is over.
truth.
"Thc Offices should be run on bust.
ness principles" said the reformer.
"My idea, too" replied the spokesman
''The oftener the stock is turned over
the bigger the profits. Boston Tran
script
"Fuller, Hall and Clark are all rivals. "
"Clark is looking happy. Has he gained
ground?' "Yes-that is, he has Just
persuaded the girl to marry Hail.
KATE Fields Washington.
Poet Observation-Disclosures I shy
with ono OF old. Let me write the songs
OF nation, aud care not who makes
their laws." Practical friend-"Well,
who's hindering you%-Puck.
Clergyman-"And why should little
boys say their prayers every night2'
Good Boy-"So's tho Lord can have a
chance to get what they want by morn.
ing."-Life.
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Tho IntelIigenccr ON the b. & o.


By tho new Baltimore u Ohio time
table which goes into effect this morn
ing, tho first east-bound train leaves
Wheeling at al a. IN. Nothing worthy
the name OF morning newspaper
can be sent out at so early an hour. The
best of the news usually comes after
midnight.
The complete INTEMEGENcER contains
the news up to o'clock, and this is the
paper that will 20 to our friends on tho
line Of the Baltimore & Ohio as else
where until sufficient number Of them
shall indicate that they prefer what
they can get at an earlierhour.
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Tho Admlnlstratlon's Hawaiian

The Administrations Hawaiian
Scheme.
1t is told in a Washington dispatch
that "when tho bulletin announcing
that the provisional government was
still in power was shown to Secretary
Gresham he declined emphotically to
believe it. The disappointment and
excitement were evident about the
state department"
The eagerly-awaited Australia had
reached San francisco, and this was
tho gist o: the news from Honolulu
the provisional government stiIl in
power.
Laying aside everything that has
been said on the subject, except the
note OF the secretary OF state to tho
President, and taking into no account
whatever anything but that remarkable
communication, the country expected
to hear oil a change, at least an attempt
to make change, in tho situation be-
fore the departure OF tho Australia.
Secretary Gresham's prompt refusal
to credit tho news brought by this
latest steamer shows that he expected
to hear that "tho great wrong done" by
allowing tho provisional government to
set itself up had been "undone by re.
storing the legitimate government"
that is to cay, by restoring the mon
archy with the queen at the head OF it.
This was the course of which the sec.
rotary of state said in his note to the
President, anything short OF that will
not l respectfully submit, satisfy the
demands Of justice" As the admins
tration was embarked in the business
of satisfying the demands OF justice by
restoring rotten monarchy aud de-
posed corrupt queen, the country look
ed to see the job undertaken quickly.
So did the administration.
Tho Australia brings another inter
esting and important piece of news.
On the night OF November o the boats
Of tho Philadelphia .wero dropped in
the water, aud in them were placed
loaded Calling guns and small arms.
All night, until A o'clock next morn
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ing, men were kept ready to man these
boats. At the hour named these boats
were hauled up again. There was a
change of programme, and tho boats
with their armed crews were not
needed. 1t is suggestive that Novem-
Der 10 was the day on which the
queens supporters expected the United
States to put her back on the throne.
1t is decidedly significant that the
Gresham note was given to the press on
November 10 for publication the next
day.
Why the attempt was not made is
left open to conjecture. Minister Viii
lis NAV have had some discretion as to
time and attending circumstances, orhe
may have discovered that "Paramoun"
Blount did not correctly represent the
situation, and that to go ahead on the
lines laid down for him would involve
the administration in something not
ioreseen when he left Washington.
Minister Willis may have perceived,
for example. that he could not restore
the corrupt LiIiuok alani without bring
ing on bloodshed in collision with the
forces of the provisional government,
too great responsibility to take without
explicit orders from Washington in the
light of full information on tho situa-
ton.
! To conclude now that there was never
an intention to restore the monarchy
would be to believe that the administra'
ton never had any thought OF undoing
"the great wrong" by restoring the
legitimate government" and SO satisfy
the demands of Justice" Amid all the
mystery tho one certain thing is that
there has been some sort OF hitch.
This is why the secretary OF state at
first COMPATIBILITY declined to believe"
that the provisional government was
still in power when the Australia sailed
for San Francisco.
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You're Glnd You're Alive
Ii you drink Smiths ale and porter.


Ii SO you should never be without a
bottle OF Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
1t is certain cure for Group, and has
never been known to fail Ii given free
ly MS soon us tbs croupy cough appears it
will prevent the attack. 1t is the sole
reliance with thousands OF mothers who
have croupv children, and never disap-
points them. There is no danger in
giving this Remedy in large aud fire..
quent doses, as it contains nothing in
inrious.
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A Pennsylvania witness declined ia
kiss worn and filthy copy OF the Bible
counsel on the other side insisted that
lhe book must be kissed, and the Judge
commended the witness tor not kissing
that which was unfit to putto the lips.
The Judge said it was not atall necessary
to kiss the Bible; it was enough to swear
by the uplifted hand.
There has been a theory, entertained
by some, that Il special Providence pre-
serves those who kiss the sacred book
no matter how filthy or how infected
the cover may be- 1t is more proba BILE
that Providence expects rational beings
tou their common sense il they have
any.
Whoever has been where many ooths
are administered aud seen tho Bible
pass from all sorts of hands and kissed
BY all sorts OF mouths must have felt
that about the last thing he would like
to do would be to add another to the
accumulation OF kisses.
Scienceis teachingsome things, among
them that there is danger in promiscu-
GUS OSCILLATION. That disease is commu-
nicated by the lips is fact beyond con
troyersy.
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Fdlrn0M Wfsl TlrOInldn VKsD.I
The INTELLGENcgR is newspaper We
have never been able to do without, and
is one that should be in the hands Of
every Republican. It is able and wide
awake, being always well ND IN the pro-
cession. 1t is the leading Republican
organ of the state (the West Vtrgtnidn
next, and We bespeak for it continua-
ton Of the patronage it has long en-
loved.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

The oldest living representativ OF the
aristocratic creole regime in Louisiana
is Judge Gayaree, of New Orleans. He
will be eighty-nine years old next Janu-
airy, but there are no traces OF senecti-
tude, mental or physical, in him. He is
erect aud sprightly, and his memory is
very clear,
The plaintiff who sued Russell Sage
for breach OF promise OF marriage has
been bowed out OF court with the adj
monition that the next time she has n
case OF this sort on hand she must not
wait twenty years after the alleged pro-
posal before springing the suit.
Three weeks before his death Gounod
sent to the shrine OF Loretto, in Italy,
three sacred compositions. which will
be produced on the occasion OF the
l,l00th anniversary OF the erection OF
the basilica. These were Gounod's last
works.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page
avenue, in Washington, and will oc.
cupy it at once. Mr.. Page will devote
himself this winter to his literary work.
Philip Armour, OF Chicago, sent q
present Of 10000 pounds OF beef last
week to the miners at Hurley, Wis,
who were on the verge OF starvation
from lack of employment.
Efforts are being made in New Haven,
Conn, TO have the old Benedict Arnold
homestead removed for q historical
relic and preserved.
the sultan has contributed 100000
francs from his private purse, to be
used in the prevention of the spread Of
cholera in his dominions.
Edwin Booths most decided bias in
his early professional life was toward
the acting of stage Villains"
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Expensive Economy.

Some people begrudge the little
money that an ALLcocK's Porous
PLASTER costs, and then when they are
raCked with pain from q lame back, or
from tho soreness arising from cold.
thew will spend any amount OF money
to relieve the pain. Ii they only had
one of these world-renowned plastors on
hand they would he saved n vast
amount Of suffering and be considerably
richer. AT the first sign OF stiffness of
the joints apply one OF these plastera
without any delay. The soreness will
be greatly relieved at once and soon
disappear entirely. 1t will be money
saved to have them OH hand, to say
nothing OF the comfort they bring.
BRANnRgrn's Pulls contain no lrrita-
ting matter.
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THE pAvonIrE paper.


FarnTj AGloedle lI'tial
The IHrELMaEScEE is both consigt-
ent and courageous exponent OF Repub'
lican doctrine and OF protection, in par;
ticular Its bright newsy columns, and
it, crisp editorials, we read with inter
est and pleasure, even though We differ
with il most radically. The INrELLIdEN-
GER is one OF tho brightest papers in the
state, even ii it does think MckinleY Is
the greatest man in the world. Since
Tuesday OF last week it has been as
sportiye and lrolicsome as young lamb
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WlsrrA. NIlyv. Nnu * 1snn

Mr. Norman Lic'iy, Des Noines, H.:
DEAR SR-PleNse send us at the
earliest one carton Krau'e's Headache
Capsules We can't run tho machine
without thea. send 81 once as We are
out, and oblige, SuDDufn & PRysrog.
Sold by Alex i. Young, John Klari,
Wheeling, aud Bowie 6 Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio.
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Sixty seconds often makes n great dif-
ference-a one minute remedy for Bron-
chitis, choking up of the throat and
lungs, etc. oil course is great blessing
Cubcb Congh Cure is such remedy it
will afford decided relief in one minute.
No family will DO without it after once
trying it. Sold by Alex T. Young, John
Klari, Wheeling and Bowie & Co.,
Bridgeport. Ohio.
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Ia. Thelr ConlIlenee.

Wtt7ON UtNIOVTWF 'LVWT
In this connection this paper desires
to express its appreciation OF the INTEL
LrGEYcRE for the attractive manner in
which it presents tho news OF the coun-
try. In politics the paper is an ablo OK,
ponent OF the Republican doctrine oil
what that party is pleased to term pro
tection." Republicans here have such
confidence in the paper that they stand
by it, swear by 1t and arc willing to die
by il
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Ghe GatelIiqerree,
wnEELINo, NOVEMBER 20. 1898.
Everybody To tho Koscuc.

II you are interested in saving Wheel
ing's valuable glass industry attend to-
nights meeting OF the chamber of com
merce. Be there to show your personal
interest in the general welfare. Don't
take it for granted that somebody else
will do the whole Job for you. TIE
GLASS INDUSTRY OF WHEELING MUST BE
SAVED!
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1fcDo,as1 Recorder tRep)
The lNrELLGGENCGR is a lrst-cl lass
newspaper in every particular, and is
the leading state Republican organ;
The weekly is only 81 per year, and
keeps its readers thoroughly posted on
national and International topics,
political questions and state and local
affairs.
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independent slate.writing, sealed
messages answered, business, marriage,
divorce, law, love, luck, unites the sep
arated, gives success. The only medium
in the city. 2Gl5 Chapline street. Red
star cars to door Parties out of the
city, send me seli-addressed. stamped
envelope, business size) for free ad-
vice
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!Nenndspiie Echo tpm.l

MouRdspWe Echo (DtHl')
We take the opportunity to say that
as newspaper the IHTELLEGENcER IS
neck and neck in the front OF the race
with any OF them. If you don't like the
political end you can lop that off. But
for general news both foreign and
domestic the paper is a hummer.
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FairJa5 Republican tRep)
The INrELLIaENcER is one OF the best
metropolitan papers published In the
United States, never faItering nlts duty
to the Republican party, and should be
in tho home OF every family in West
Virginia.
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Cutnrrh In the Head

Is undoubtedly disease of the blood,
and as such only reliable blood puri-
fer can effect Il perfect and permanent
cure. Hoods Sars0parilla is the best
blood purifier, and it has Cured many
very severe cases OF catarrh. Catarrn
oftentimes leads to consumption. Take
Hoods Sarsaparilla before tits too late.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-20

MANY people suffer for years from
troublesome and repulsive sores, boils
and eruptions, without ever testing the
marvellous curative properties OF Ayers
SarsaparilIa. The experiment is, GER
tainly, worth trying. Be sure you get
AYERS Sarsaparilla and no other.
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II they bad no platform in the way
and no tons Of literature and whirl-
winds of speeches of the same sort, the
Democratic leaders might get up tariff
bill tina. wouldn't blow their party out
Of water
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Toronto, o.. Tribune.
1t is pleasure to recommend so good
q paper to our readers as the lNTELLE;,
GENcER-always up to the times, and
first in the field with the news.
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JUST now tho administration would
give its Hawaiian kingdom for a cable
line to Honolulu. 1t would like to
know what it is that has broken in on
It's lulu policy.
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DHooELyN Democrats have begun the
work OF reorganization. following tho
example of their party friends else
where in the state. Tho New York
H'orid suggests that some of the late
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lenders will soon be reorganized into
the penitontiary. This is a rude way to
put it, but it is to DO hoped that it is
prophetic
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TIE tariff bill will hardly be reported
much before Christmas. What the
country wants to know is how much
turkey and mince pie there will be in
it. There was plenty Of both for every
body in the Mckinley bill.
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Irmay be thegood fortuneof Minister
Willis to save tho administration from
going further than the intention to do
an infamous thing. Such public ser
vice might make Mr.. Willis the next
Democratic nominee for the presidency.
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TIE soul of Grover yearns to call Lii
his royal cousin. He can't cozzen the
American people.
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FOB SALE.

Real Estate on fifteenth street TINT will pay
over 10 per cent We refer topropcrty at No. %
Fifteenth street, consisting OF an eight.rOomed
property Is in frStclass condition. The lOca.
ton makes it desirable for either residence or
investment
seven.roomed dwelling at 100 South Broad.
way. desirable residence location, good property.
conveniently arranged. Any one wishing a
home will be rcpaidby examining this property.
The price will be lower than you could buy
lot and build new five roOmed dwelling on
Lind street, near Fourteenth street. handy loca.
ton Will rent ut $40 per month. On u quick
deal st,e50, $40 cash aud balance on time
G.. o. s. RI I IT III,
no2O 1920 MARKET STREET.
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HooD's PELLs do not purge, pain or
gripe, but act promptly, easily and eff
CientlY. 25c. 8
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WHAT the country wants i. to see the
card Minister Willis has up his sleeve.
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ron SALE. rcd c'IoI9 d ovoI 107aFI7
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T OST-A LADIES' GOLD WATCH
IL and Fob, between George K. Taylor, Main
teenth. via Twelfth street A liberal FeWAFd
will be given by returning to Geo. X Taylor !.