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The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1896-01-18
RINGS TROUBLES.

10 spokane Where He Comes tn Grief.
John Ring, timber cruiser, living
on the line of the G.. N. about seven
miles from Standpoint, has been hav-
ing great time this week for which
ne paid pretty dearly according to re-
ports.
hing is married man, but it seems /
that he and his better half did not
live happily together. Last week
their domestic infelicity was worked
up to such a pitch that Ring gave his
wife terrible beating, after which
She left the house and went to a
neighbor's for protection. Fearing ar
rest for assault Ring proceeded at
once to pack up his personal effects
and skip out, going to Spokane and
among other articles belonging to his
wife taking with him valuable gold
watch. Shortly after he arrived in
the city he went into the Peoples
theatre and proceeded to fill up on
"snakebite" and other stuff and was
soon in such a condition as to attract
the attention of the manager who,
upon investigation found that Ring
had considerable money on his person
and was throwing it about in most
reckless manner. Fearing that the
man might lose his money and then
claim he had been robbed in the thea
tire, the manager called an officer and
Ring was taken to the police station.
At the station it was found that Ring
had on his person about $40 in money,
a certificate of deposit on the Old Ma
tional bank for $1,000, receipt for
So. 900 which he had sent east the day
before and two valuable gold watches.
The valuables were locked in the safe
and Ring allowed to go. No sooner
had he left the station when tele-
pram was received from the constable
at Standpoint to the effct that he was
wanted on charge of assault. Dep
nty Sheriff Harris, who was in Spo-
kane at the time, also received a tele-
gram to arrest Ring. The man was
easily found, arrested and taken to
Sandpoint by Mr.. Harris. There
comnromise was effected between
Ring and his wife, and the legal &C
tion was stopped. The husband ano
wife agreed to disagree, and the form
er was to pay the latter $500 and re-
tnrn the gold watch he had stolen
IDENTITY Sheriff Harris accompanied
the couple to Spokane where the agree
ment was fulfilled, and Ring paid al
costs in the matter.
Ring has the appearance OF a COLI
mon laborer, but seems TO De qulce
,,,d business man. He expresses
: mnch regret at having squanoefe@
s165 SO recklessly at the theatre ah'
IN account OF having to pay his VIII
$500. He still has over So 'ooo 10 cas'
,oft besides being the owner OF som
property in the east. AT laso asomjug aiIu'o to
: gether to save the eStla eApen'e :
Z two rooms.
The Newsiest Weekly.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15
Butt Dea1tnn9.

mir Ietteett Stc @Gttfnterffamfeit
4tnSerer 9cSer 9atts bcionoerS atf
Die ne4t eri0iettctc @ramtemlifte,
ATS tueId)er jeocr Scfer, Der iettt
announcement etm Sabr inh Soratts
bcsaDtt, it'd cit Ss6 Ooer @ilS
&vaD1ctt f6ottt.
Sciomoere SeaGtmn8 perotetteit
fermer Die ait anSerer Stele att9e=
sctetem 8r6uniea, BET Settett ettte
DerbaltmiBmaBis 9eriagc 31tf1ta9s=
sablttm9 rcrlangt tptro+ Stefctbe1s
itmO Sebr forgfdltt9 9ctuablt Tito
4tasr Gittf6mfc 1T 8roBetn MaBtahe
crm0sti@cn 10 btat8e Seam8sbe=
otn9ttn9cn+
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15
@e1t 8enb, Soma.

.gor unoefGbr 5pei Sabren babe id mir
ma So6bu6 BON Sruu @rica angei4af1t.
I'd babe feitbsr fletBisen @ebron9 oaO1'l
oHsmnadt unb fam nt4t umbin. SSbnen NIT
snt6eilen, baB es uniibertreffli4, ia nnter
O0neT mir befannten &o9bii6ern, bic tb nod
oepriift bube, bas alerbsite 1T. Die BARN
9noedebenen &esepte iino ausgeSet9net, 1nD
hube i6 es f4on alien meinen Sreunoinner
d11Ps tpdrm ffe empfoblen. Sd iperoe ME
tpieber obne bies ni@t genng gu f9dB 'noe
sao9bu9 fem.
Mmanba &. &eu19.
gImburt. Sn., 10. Sttober 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15

@eciG &6dbes, Der 9remier Der Sap
8Olonie unb inte[lectue1e ur6eber beg Sit
buitier=@tnfuGs bes Or. SamefOn in's
Srunsbaal bat abbanfen miifen. 8ie fagt
bod glei9 S9iaer9
vNtan bat grertpel,
DAB man ben @orb Giebt uuO ben N0rOer trait"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15

2tnTere 3r6tnien.

eeSn sspIaenbem perDffentGi9en mir bds
ger5ei9niB Der 8ii6er unb 8ilber, pel6e
mir in biefem Sabre on bprausbe5db@
Ienbe@ n bertbeilen tperoen.
Sir bic 5a6Irei9en neuen 2eier un1eres
9lattes theilen mir np9mals bic BeDIngurz
gen NIT:
SsSeber Mbonnent, tpel9er er Der
@btragung etpatger st ii It d n :
be ben 8etrag zines Sabresabpnnentents
nit 2 Dollars an uns etnf9idt, tann aus
Der na9ftebenben 2iite Elm 8u6 Dber Bib
tpG6len, tpeI8es inn na9 @mpfang bes Selz
Res portofrei 5ugeftent tDerben ptrb.
Gin Nbonnent bes 8o9enblattes, nell
der, anfatt cine BrGmie gu beanipru4en,
es por8ie6t, einen Sabrgang bes 8eiten Iii
terurf9e @usgabe) gum huGben Breiie. b.
+. fir 1 Dollar gu er6aGten, bat 3 Dollars
brett an uns ein3uIenben. 9ufiir erbGlt er
bic beiben 8IGtter Wo9enblatt unb @eiten)
p~crtofrei auf Elm Sabr sugeididt, offo 104
Iummern, pel4e uuf 1890 Spalten iobiel
oefeftoff ent6oIten, pie so ftarte 8Gnos GEE
ip16nGi9en 8u9fOrmats. 9emnu9 foffet
bic Nummer glei9 einem 8u3e BON ESQ
Geiten tpeniger als 6 Gents.
DUFF cine 8rGmie bat 9erientge, tpeG9er
5 Dollars fir betbe 8lGtter einfenbet, feinen
MnToru9. 9enn bier befte6t Die PrGmie
chen barin, baB ct einsn Sabrgang bes Wez
fen, Der Tont stuci Dollars toiten piirbe,
fir nu1 eistett Dollar er6Glt. Mit am
beren @orten: er er6Glt bon benz BreiIe Der
beiben 8Gdtter, ipel9e ~einaeln iebes 2 DBL
lars foften, einen 9a9laB BON 25 prDcent.
@er nur elm 8Gatt fir 2 Dollars ntmntt,
erhGlt unftutt bie1es Na9luKes i'm Preiie
elm Bud ober elm Bib als PrGmie. 9ier 1T
bic 8ii9erlifte:
y Stakeholder nDn 5ermann Gaifer. Cine
3uiammenite1ung Der ge~iftopuen9feties
beri9te bes beritorbenen gbefrebafz
tours Der Sn. @taats=3ettung, nebit
einem tpoblgetrpffenen Bib unb einem
tur3en 2ebensabriB bes 8erfaIIers.
q SG. @tautsz3eitungsz& uGenber fir 1896.
@ef9mudbon aus9eitattet unb nit
rei9baItigem 2efetpff berieben.
a 9ie Samilte 8u4bola, BON SuliusS tinbe.
NGen Sreunben frif9en9umors b eitsrs
e~mpfoblen. 8Dn biefem Bud iinb trei
Sbeile. erf4iensn. Sci 8eiteGlngea
polen Die 9efer gefl. un9eben, ob fe
ben eriten, ~Speiten ober britten She'll
niinI9en.
s. 6eine's HeiIebi1ber.
g. 6eine's Bud Der 2ieber.
2 Nbn's beut9 : amerifanif9er 9ptmets
f9er. Gin pruttif9es 9anbbu9 our
Grlernung Der englif9en Spra9e obne
2e6rer.
Ser 8iIberOorratb umfaBt bic fulgenben
Hummern:
~ Safer BilbeIm I. auf benz Gter6ez
belt. Gin SeGbrudbilb in Der @r0Be
20x3O 3On. Sir ieben 9eutf9en
pirb bieies 8iIb Elm tpert6bo1es@eben
blatt an ben Deritorbenen 9elbentaiIer
5ein.
12) &aifsr 8iGbelm II. unbaaifertn @ugrz
iu 8iftoria.
13) 6iirF 8ismurd.
14) @ruf Moltte.
49, pdpft Seq XIII.
16) Sas Nbenbmabl. Gin OeIbrud nan
benz b%eriibmten 9enldlbe DON 2eonurbo
bd 8inci.
10 @6riitus I'M &reu5.
49, HupoIeon's Giid5ug BON Wostdu. Gin
Selbrud na9 Meifonter's Meiiternerf.
Die auittung fir eingei9idtes @elD err
folgt uuf benz tleinen geGben 3etteI bur9
Gerdnberung bes Monats uab Der sSSabresz
sabI.
Dieter 3etteI seigt jebem 2eier, Big gu
ipel3em Datum er qe5ablt bat unb mag
fdumige 3abler sGei68eitig an lire @erz
pflt9tung erinrern.
8riefe unb @elDer obreifire man
ILLINOIS STAATSZEITUNG co.
CHICAGO,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15
8enninaton, Nebr.

Bennington, Jtebr.
9as Ro9bu9 BON SSruu erica babe i'd nun
iiber 2 Sabre, unb es bat mir tpGbrertb bte1er
3eit man@en treuen 9ienf g%eletitet. So.s
nett i9 es erprobt babe, muB i'd 1agea, Dap
es ollen biQigen Mnforoernnge1, Die man
an Elm iol9es 8u4 ftelfen tan11, pOaton1men
entIpri&t. Sd mD4te bafelbe nt9t eatz
gbriitine Mertel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15

Srau grica's &p9bu9 fam ih nur emf
pfeblen, finbe bufelbe fir bic umeritanii9e
&ii9e bprtreffli9. S6tp. &dtbdrtne.
9tttsburgb, pa., IA. Nob. 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15

Die Stimmung in England gegen
9euti6larb f4eint ia uuf cine gefd6rli9e
6O5e g~efiegen gu iein, penn in 2onoou
beutf4e WedtrOien fi3 ibrer 6aut pebreu
miifen ulb 2aban Der 9euti6ea gepliinbert
GperDen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15

sd babe bas beuti6zamerifanii9e &o9z
bu8 1ebr fleiBig gebruu4t, nno es bat 1I3
out betpdbrt. Na9 meiner &nft9t TT es oas
SSete in Der Welt, e5 lit Elm gutter 9ausbalter.
ginlieqenb finben sic ben 8etrag fiir Elm
sneiteg beutI 9aumerifdnif4es &o9bu9 BON
ssran @rica, ipel9es sic mir alsbalo 5u=
f9iden poaen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15

NadFebenb per6fentli6en mir eini9e bon ben aablreidet gn=
erfennun9s1dreiben, lit benen eut 6=anterfaniIbe 6ausfrauen ibrer
Nnf6t iber oen Nertb oides 8udes susbruf geben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15

Srdt @rtca's &o3bu9 gefdIt mir 10 ie5r,
boB tb lieber in geflidten @9uben aeqsn
mO9te, uls baf1elbe entbebren. M1en liebea
!>al1sfrauen fann t9 es empfeblen; benn IS
pdBt fir ieoe, ite mag biele ober tpenige 4n=
iprih9e MAIDEN.
Srau ST. 8. 8raie.
@rete, S1., 13. Sftober 1894.
San Greet; Wts., %. Stt. 1894.
9as &o9bu9 bon Srau erica babe If
jebt ettpus iiber 3pet Sabre i'm @ebrau9. @5
it bas Bette &o9bu3 fir 9eut19amerifaner,
bas i3 bisber fennerl lerrte. Saber tanr
i'd es nit gutem @epifen empfe6len.
Srau .. 90. 8ombpf.
Nu9 i9 BIN i'm 8effB S6res fpert6en Ro9.
bu9es nnb frerte mild be1en febr, benin es
bat mir T9Dn 70 man9e quite Oienfte oetbdn,
baber tann i9 es ieber 6ausfrau befens
empfeblen. Sd piini6te, baB i9 bas &o6z
bl9 einige Sabre friiber gebabt Bate, benin
tb lam dls cine Nd6erin in ben 6dusitanb,
dlio Iebr unerfabren; aber bic CUTE Sreunbin
feblte bier, UNI MIDI Sure9t gu peifen.
Stdbt unb 2eute paren mir fremo. Sdtte
t9 bamals Srau grica's BUD our GtiiBe
ge6abt, 10 bGtte ib man9en Seufaer, man1e
Gorge dbtpenben f0nnen. 9enn ba 1T ia
ales 10 beutli@ BON Nnfong Bis gum @n6e
bef3rieben, baB ar3 Die unerfabrenite iunqe
Srau NIT 9ilfe bieies 8u9es i'm StanSe
1T, einer fpdridmen prbentlt9en 6ausftanb
gu fiibren. Man fam ben einfa9f item 5if9
tpie audi bas feinfte 6p95eitsmabl bdrnd9
5uberetten, unb audi beim @inma9en lit bas
liebe Bud mir cine groBe 9ilfe. Cine iebe
beutf9e 9ausfrau IDate barna9 itreben, in
ben 8eiib zines iol3en pertbbolen 8u9es
gu d~elangen.
Srau Morgent6aler.
s In, Mo., %. Sttober 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15
Sarmt>Qn5e1oen,

% snbt feline 8etuns, ma6e cine 10 wehe ggbrtnns inter ben Sarmern, fpedsA
inter aeu bs ggefens Fat, we bas gsodenbat Der uSunOts @taotsidtun8". Gas 1T
cine onWtunne Sbahode
ST. So@e be6n eunet f6 bide aussobe merr 3etnns gang belonOTs 5n gdann=
nodunoer MN Sorn .Nerfqukn pon Nusmibn, gGntben ooer8 erpo6ten Don SAT-
men, mu Iberbaupt fir NnNi9en md6e mad n9mb me9er Gtbtun9 Dol Snte9ne fr
Sormer 6ub nber fir Qeme,m dbe III fdmeu Srl9afen mobnen.
I'm ben pMen anrosa berefenO Die 4~uep DON an6esn I'm 9o9mbat gu senhseb
chen mir b,nIberuo6n,beub: Sir gamObuide an5sen i'll aepu Sdmft fam f9 Sober
ben 0is idbR brehuen, mbem iOes grt 4@ents toteh Snrbet 1T lebo6 gu benes
ten. bs fir tene auptse wemser ais sOO bre9net wrS.
6ru6e 9tmseisem display adv) often ~ eets per "a9oe SHs
gufraae ub anfasn fnben prompte @reOtSnnS.
Suinois Staats1eit1no g.,
$685. Gbtrnpn, gill;
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15

9e iteh9e gSa9frase nab etnent prafti5 erprobten, ben bi=
fi9en Serbdtniien ongrpaBcn &o6bud perunGaBte Die vSninois
Staats5etnn91, ein Snd5 5u erhoerben, ipeldes ale gnfor0erungen
in boGfonnener geHe eriut. Sic Oarin ~entbaltemen ge5epte,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15
1900 an ser 8a6c,

iio bon elmer beutl6en 9ausfruu aai @rtmo praftiIder Grs
fabrnng 9eprift Die
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15
Wabe uno 6emtdbte

nab antertfanti@ett gDite,n ~eeee6en, Sen lit Ser ah6e
ee%broudten @%esentdnoen fno ~eleid5eitis bie ~e,tetiIdea 8ene,,>
nnm9en ~beisegeben, tuo6urb Der prohiide gsert6 os 8n@es
'beoeuteno erbDbt miro. 9ie 9~Re5epte unb gorI driften fno Den.
BeOdrfnileN unO ]l(ittC(n jCOer amCri6mi(6en }ami(ie
%.an9epaBt. 9as Sud- lit nit tpeiBen 8lattern b%urdi9oien, 10 baB
jebe 9ansfrau 6n Snbat 6ur9 ielbftsetuOnnene grfa6runsen erz
9dn5en fann.
9e ausfattans lit se6modoOI unb io1ioe, Der Gtstbano
oaaerbatt.
Spies &O@6udh, Oas III je6ent INSTRUMENTATION Saus=
'balt fb as en ~nuertbpOQer 9%fat69eber erueien wrb, fOnnen
nn5ere 2eRr fir
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-09-24
Wellington Water Works.

The Wichita Eagle Of last Wednes.
day says:
In the United States court yester-
day, decree was entered fOreclosing
the mortgage of $4,000 held by The
oondholders of the Wellington water
works and a decree of sale secured.
A master in chancery will be ap-
pointed who will sell the property at
the court house at a date to be fixed
by him after giving thirty days notice
thereof.
By this decree the city Of yelling.
ton is barred from all interest in the
property Of the waterworks company,
which lies outside the city limits.
The question whether or not the city
has become the owner of all that
part Of the system which lies within
the city limits was left open for future
adjudication in case no compromise
he hereafter effected.
The question Of hydrant rentals,
alleged to be due from the city was
also left open with provision that in
case the parties In interest fail to
reach an amicable settlement that
the court will hereafter refer the
matter to a referee.
All the probabilities are that the
waterworkS system will pass into new
hands and a new local management.
Then in all probability, a new fran
chise will be granted by the city and
all the difficulties Of the past be
amicably adjusted.
In the present litigation the bond
holders are represented by Gleed,
Ware & Gleed, Of Topeka; the water,
works company, by W. W. Schwinn
and by c. E. Elliott and James Law
renee.
The waterworks is paying operating
expenses but neither interest mol
taxes,
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-09-24
Meals On The Order Plan.

Are now served in dining cars run
by the Great Rock Island Route be-
tween Kansas City and Chicago.
This change has been made to suit
the convenience Of the travelling pub
lie, and with the belief that such an
arrangement will better please our
patrons.
All meals will be served a la carte,
and at reasonable prices.
While the system Of serving meals
has been changed, the traveller may
still rely upon the excellency OF
cuisine and perfection Of service that
have earned for the Rock Island the
reputation Of maintaining the best
dining car service 10 the world.
JOHN SEBASTIAN, G. P,& T. "A.
Chicago, Ill.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-09-24
Great Rock Island Route Plaulnu Cards,

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or postal note for the same amount
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paid,
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DR.. Densten
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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-09-24

Bahamas, Lesser Antilles and British
Guiana, with gigantic fortresses and
cOaling stations from Halifax to Be-
lie clear across our Atlantic ocean
front, with every preparation made
for war with US, and we with none,
presents such spectacle as the world
never saw before, and we supinely sit
by, lulled by her capital, and dare not
ask her what those war preparations
mean. Surely the American people,
through British gold, has been lulled
to sleep. and By the same influence an
organized attempt is being made in
this campaign to yet fasten her letters
more strongly upon US.
Mr.. Bryan's passage through Ohio
was characterized by the most won
derful demonstration of the masses
that has ever been seen here before.
Republican clubs of Bryan men are
springing up everywhere, Judges,
lawyers, merchants, clerks, laboring
men, and all classes outside OF the
banks, trusts, railway magnates, cor
prOatlOn combines, and English infu.
enceS, seem to be fOCking to his stand
ard, while the influence and men last
named, in solemn phalanx are march
ing into the Mckinley camp, and at
last we witness the spectacle in Amer
lea of the classes organized by English
agents, and marshalling under the
blood stained banner Of Republican
ism, while the masses, weary and in
many instances hungry, without work
and without money, are marching in
to the Bryan camp. 1t is no longer
Republican vs.. Democracy, or POpu-
ism against either, but it is the
question of whether the perpetuity Of
this country is to be maintained, the
liberty CT the citizen preserved, or
whether upon its RUNS there shall be
reared plutOcracy which is only a
step between Democracy and mon
archy. Already capital is demanding
the Acknowledgement Of the poor. We
hear such everywhere where its repre-
sentativeS are gathered together in
private conference, and the time will
come land that speedily if Mckinley
wins when the question of the pres.
ervation to the people of their right
to the ballot will be as openly dis
cussed as any other public subject has
been, But | have faith in the Amer
lean people, though long suffering and
at times inexcusably dead to the dan
gers which have sure dnded them,
yetSurely thathand that has ever guild
ed them upward and onward to the
right light, will in the future guide
and protect them from the dangers
which now surround them.
l hope your new venture will sue
coed. l am glad that this campaign
is demonstrating that patriotism is
greater than partisanship, and that
the fires kindled at Concord and Mon
mouth yet burn brightly, and by unit
ed action let US drive these hordes Of
the followers of Buckingham 10 disOr-
der from the field, as Jackson did at
New Orleans. In the language of
Wellington at Waterloo, up Guards
and at them"
Yours for our country.
VI ID II .,..
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-09-24
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Handbook on Money compiled by three
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-09-24

COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Gore, 1st-H II Miller, Muvane
Gore, 2d-Wm Taylor, Udall
Belle PLANE, lst-Ivan Hatfield. Belle PLANE
Belle PLANE. ID
London-George Nixon, Riverdale
IllinOis-Joe Cleary, Arson
COnway-S V Clark, Conway Springs
Eden-M L Deck, Anness
Creek-Frans Mercer, Argonla
Springdale-Fred Orr, Conway Springs
Sumner-W r Lindsey, Arson
Seventy-Six-C f Curtis, Wellington
Harmonic A Stewart, Cicero
Palestine-W Clodfelter, Whitman
Oxford-W B Coldwell, Oxford
Avon-AC Lambe, Wellington
WellingtOn-J X Moore, Wellington
0sborne-CZ Person, Maydeld
Ryau-B F Zook, Milan
Dixon-W Row, Argonia
Morris-Wm Elarton, Argonia
Chikaskia-0 p Hubbard Corbin
Downs-Z 7 Houston Perth
Jackson-Preston Wycotf, Rome
Greene-W II Jordan, Wellington
Valverde-J F Holman, oxford
Walton, lst-Harry HolllngswOrth Ashton
Walton, 2d-Emil Werther, Ashton
Guelph-W A Johnson. Portland
South Haven, lst-C Cushman, so, Haven
South Haven, I'd
Falls, lst-J N Akers, Corbin
Falls, 2d-H Vaughn, Caldwell
Caidwell-F p Logan, Caldwell
Caldwell City, l. Myers, Caldwell
Bluff Naugle, Blackstone
Wellington-1st Ward, B 3 Wilson
End = JIM Mckee
3rd VS. Pyle
4th WI Bebb
9Th Bookwalter
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
VIC Sleeper Chairman, Wellington
Ivan ID Rogers, Secretary,
Lyman Naugle, Assistant Secretary and
Treasurer Wellington
AC Lambe, Wellington
Preston Wycoff, Rome
W b Coldwell, Oxford
b B Wilson, Wellington
W X Lindsey, Arson
vs. Pyle, Wellington
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-09-24
Arlington Hotel EVeryFriday

Wellington, Kansas, from O'Clock a. m. to
$50 D. m. "
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-09-24

Our correspondent says Creek town.
ship has genuine anarchist. He is
also Populist. Is there anything
strange about that?-Mail.
Very strange, since Herr Most, the
chief of anarchists, is an ardent sup
porter of Mckinley and the existing
gold standard"
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-09-24
RAILROAD TIME CARD
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND 4 PACIFIC.

GOING EAST.
No.. Chicago Mail and Express. ..s:Osa o
MI Chicago Fast Line -. q.l3 n no
No a. Accommodation Freight ....7:o7 a m
GOING WEST.
No. |. Chicago Mall and Express. S.l5pm
Nc. j. Chicago Fast Line .6.3S n m
No: 81 Accommodation Freight sos D m
NoS.l and run through TO IT Worth with
out change.
NJ trqins run daily.
Free reclining chair cars on all passengers
10 Kansas City and St.Joe. where direct con-
nertion is made with all lines north. east
ana south. No. has through sleeper for
San Antonio Tickets sold and baggage
checked TO all important points In the I'M.
ted States and Canada.
E. F. HIGGINS, Agent
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-25
DYV Wood,

l have quantity of dry tamarack
eighteen inch wood for sale. Leave
orders at express Office.
927-tf. FRED KERNEN.