People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-09-17
CITY AND COUNTY.

W.. .'hTdnlcu was over from OKIOrO
Monday.
L. c. Markley was down from Belle
Piaiga Monday.
Gustav TafCl, the leading German
attorney II Ohio has come out fol
Bryan.
Hoods pills cure liver ills, constipa.
tion, jauadi,e. sick headache, bilious
ness. 25c.
W. N. Ferguson is up at Derry,
Greenwood county, shipping cattle
this week.
w. J. Bebb went to Danville, Har-
per county, Monday morning. He is
working for A. Graft.
James Lawrence was twisting the
elephants tail and incidentally trans
acting other business in Wichita
Monday.
Bishop Carpenter, of Arkansas City,
held services for the EpisCopalians
Sunday in the Cumberland Presby-
terian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Graf left for Kan
sas City Sunday to make purchases
for the Fair, They meet eastern
statesmen there.
Twenty five cents pays for the Daily
VOICE until after election, and don't
you think for minute that it will be
stale and prosy.
G. j. Carver arrived home Sunday
from prolonged journey through the
north part of the state in the interest
Of the American Book Co.
J.W.Henderson of Belle PLANE was
here today. He reports the wife of
Esquire Surge at that place as being
near deaths door from cancer
Mr.. j. G. Thrailkill who has been
visiting with the family of j. C.
Cochran, her brother, returned to heI
home in st. Joseph Monday morning.
A. Branaman went to Kansas City
Monday to see about entering the
medical college. If successful he will
probably not return to Wellington
for some time.
The Daily VOICE has made a cam
paign rate of % cents, This will be
an extremely cheap daily paper
Eight weeks for Is cents. You can't
afford to do without it,
Merit wins and that is why Hoods
Sarsaparilla holds the abiding conf.
dence of the public. Hoods SarSa-
parilla is known by the cures it has
made. 1t is the one true blood pur-
ifer.
Hon. j, NJ. Doubleday drove in Mon.
day and was joined here by Ed. Hack
ney. Together they journeyed to
Mulvane where they spoke at night in
conjunction with SedgWick county
candidates.
Mrs. Mary RUSer returned FROM
Enid Saturday night after a visit Of
two weeks with Mrs. j. NJ. L. Shobe
at that place. Miss Edna Shobe re.
turned with her to attend the Well
ingt0n schools.
Judge Ray will shortly enter the
state campaign. The state silver
forces are calling for him to fill dates
in various parts Of the state. He
speaks at the White schoOlhouse in
Greene township tomorrow evening,
A telegram was received Monday at
noon from Kansas City stating that
Miss Jennie Remission who was taken
there Saturday night had undergone
asurgical operation, which was sue.
ceSSful, but that she is in a critical
condition.
S. A. Hale, near Mayfeld, forgot to
lock his stable Sunday night and is
minus good running horse today.
No trace Of the horse or thief has yet
been found. Mr.. Hale traded two
good horses for that Splinter some
time back.
W. NJ. SaSher corresponding secre-
tary Of the Knights and Ladies of
Security received a check for $1,000
Sunday to pay the death claim of
Mrs. Emma Morris of Caldwell. It is
payable to Mrs. Morris's children
or rather tC their guardian.
Up at Valley Falls the ex-Republi
cans who have come out this Year for
Bryan and free silver awoke one
morning last week to find red flags
floating from their houses. The idea
was to announce them to the world
as anarchists, 1t had the effect Of
making more Of the same kind Of
anarchists in Valley Falls.
The Springfield Music Co., Spring.
field, Mass, has just published a very
pleasing song entitled, Won't You
Come Home Again" by Charles Ora
ham, composer Of "My Dads the En-