People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-10-01

One, Is an evening paper devoted
to the establishment OF the free coin
age Of silver and the election OF Bryan
aud sewall. This is its only policy,
and all its political energy will be
bent TO this end. Shake Bro. Reed,
shake"
Communion services, in the Luth-
eran church at Wellington. have been
postponed from the 4th, to the 18th,
of October. Regular services on
the 4th. Preaching in the Lutheran
church at Perth beginning Wednes-
day night October 7th, at 7:3O contin-
ueing three evenings and preparatory
services on Saturday at 2:3O p. m.
and communion services on Sabbath
October 18th, at liam. You are urg-
edto come and hearand obey the word
OF the LOrd.-B, F. PUGH, Pastor.
Among its many strong, attractive
features, the October Ladies' Home
Journal presents the opening chapters
OF Ian Maclaren'S new story, and one
of the best that he has written, THE
Minister Of 81. Bede's;" Ignace Pad
erewski's Compromised composition
for the piano, a minuet-"Menuet
MOderne;;' and Albert Lynch's
American Girl"-a distinctive char
acterization of young American
wOmanhOOd, by the famous French
artist which is shCwn on the cover.
The State bank of Argonia went
into the hands of Bank Commissioner
Breidenthal Friday. The bank was
compelled to suspend some time ago
temporarily on account of the failure
Of the Sumner National. Subsequently
it resumed again and it was thought
at that time that it would be able to
90 on with its business or at least
that it would be able TO liQuidate
without the expense Of a receivorship.
Friday the officers telegraped the de-
partment that they thought that they
would be unable TO 60 on longer. Tue
commissioner accordingly ordered
them to close their doors and to turn
the institution over to the depart.
ment.
Some thirty or forty Democrats,
Republicans and POpulists met at
Keeling's office last Saturday night
aud organized a Bryan silver club
The following CficerS we're elected
S. c. WOOdsOn, president; B. A
Fletcher, vice-president; VIM. Cor
zine, 2nd vice.preSident; J. E. Wells
secretary, and W. P, Rorick, treas
urer. The club numbers AS. anon,
its members are about tweuty.fv,
who were formerly Republicans. Tn,
building formerly occupied by Green,
Il Busch has been engaged and will
be fixed up for a club room. TIL
, regular meeting will be held on Tues
day night Of each week,-Caldwel
Advance.
Rev. c. A. Young had a goo
audience at the Christian church Mon
day night. Re delivered a powerful
address on the divinity Of Christ an
then followed with practical talk o.
the need Of Bible chairs at the seat
, Of learning like the ore at Ann Arbor
He showed how students receive,
systematic instruction in everythin
but the Bible; thestate did its par
and the church ought to supplement
it with Bible study. The spiritua
part Of man ought to be develope,
along with the physical and Intel
| lectual- His ideas were good an,
were very forcibly expressed. Rev
Young came here under the auspice
Of the Christian Woman's Board O
Missions.
= The Review Of Reviews for Octobe
continues its admirable record Of th
j Presidential campaign. In the July
August, and September numbers tn
Republican, Democratic, and Populis
conventions were reviewed, tOgethe
! with the careers OF the nominees. i
the October number the movement @
the sound money" Democrats, GU
: minating 10 the Indianapolis convex
d tiOn, receives similar attention. N
: other publication In the country offer
g In single number such a wealth q
e political pOrtraiture, or so wide
: range OfcartOon illustrations. Ever
d noteworthy phase Of the canvass
e fully aud impartially presented
Material isgathered from every sourc
e and carefully dlgested.
Sheriff ]. r. Heskett was registere
. at the Leland Monday evening an
j left by train Tuesday morning 70
e Wellington. The same evening h
e came back, having found anOthe
e subpoena for a witness down ther
who was needed in the old Osborn
t Graf case, which is next on tn
docket In tie district court. TIL
sheriff came down on the eyenin