People's voice., 1896-01-23
County Exchanges.


1000 pounds OF coal for ton. Aud
yet there is no revival going on In
Wellington.-Caldwell News.
Lindley Dakin and John Renison
shipped a carload Of mixed stock last
Friday, and a carload Of hogs from
Udall last Tuesday.-Mulvane Rec
ord.
A telegram was received here by
Byron Fisher yesterday stating that
Abe Wareham, former resident Of
this city, had died very suddenly in
Kansas City. Particulars not learned.
Belle Plaine Defender.
Rev. aud Mrs. Long came down
from Wellington on Tuesday nights
train and stayed over night with Mr..
Ratekin and family. They took the
Frisco the next morning for Geuda
Springs and from there will go TO
POnCa agency to see their son, DR..
Long.-South Haven New Era.
W. n. Harris came down from
Wellington Saturday night, and went
from here TO Newkirk to prove up on
his claim. He returned to this place
Monday night and took the train for
the county seat Tuesday morning.
He met with no difficulty in making
preof.-South Haven New Era.
DAILY PosTAL-CARD" is the name
of an evening paper which has SHE'D
its castor In the journalistic field at
Wellington. Projectors are two
young women printers named Daisy
Allen and Lulu jenkins. 1t Is pre-
dicted that their venture will be a
success.-Kansas City Mail.
Why, of course it will
Saml Leonard and family, who
have been residing on the old A. l..
Hiatt farm northeast Of town, moved
to Wichita Monday, where Mr..
Leonard has taken charge Of the sec
ond hand store owned by his father,
who was recently murdered in that
city.-Belle Plaine Defender.
NJ. T. Weller and Cyrus Marshall
drove down to Caldwell Sunday to
take a look at that model engine OF
John Trucks, with its new oscillating
piston movement, about which so
much has been said lately in the
newspapers of this and adjoining
counties. They pronounce it won.
derful invention.-Milan Press.
John Jeffries and Charley Glefke
are doing some subsoiling tOl corn in
the spring. They are tearing the
ground up about sixteen inches deep,
and run the burrows about eighteen
inches apart, and will plant the corn
crosswise of the burrows. These two
gentlemen are progressive in their
ideas, rand never ready to give up and
quit trying.-SOuth Haven New Era.
The glimmer Of a new Star at Well
lingtOn, Monday, attracted the atten-
tion of the visiting ink-spillers. Upon
investigation, through long range
telescope, it was found that Frank
Henderson furnished the background
for the twinkler. Frank is the city
marshal and Mayor Savage has done
at least one creditable act. Frank
'knows how" aud is a good man for
the place-and 1t is good place for
the man.-Oxford Register.
1t is thought by many that Perry
Cochran's horse that was stolen from
Star school house last week was taken
by Leon Beagle, who walked out OF
the county jail last night before the
theft. Beagle was seen over on the
river the day Of the evening on which
the horse was stolen. He has proba
bly, made good his escape for the pres
ent at least, but he will have to lay
very low II Charley Shawver does moi
nail him, now that he is strictly II
that business.--South Haven New Era
VIM Thomas, Rock Island conductor
tells Of the miraculous cure of hi
wife by the use Of a handkerchie
blessed by Schlatter, the great Denver
healer. His wife was afflicted with
inhammatory rheumatism and neu
ralgia of the heart, and has beer
completely cured by the use OF tht
handkerchief. This makes two Cald-
well persons the proud possessors o.
Schlatter's remarkable curative pow
ers bestowed through handkerchiefs
The other one is owned by EDayC
COnklin.-Caldwell News.
Bert Weakly, son Of VIM. Weakly
living between here and Portland, il
in a very critical condition. Tht
young man has been very sick fo
some time and on Wednesday DR.
Spitler was called into consultation
on the case and it was decided that
an internal abscess was the cause o
trouble and that delicate surgica
operation would be necessary. Thu
oneration was nprfOrmed and a min