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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-03-12
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]. H. Herriff, Of Milan, was in the
city Monday.
R. NJ. Hasty of Mayfleld was on our
streets Tuesday.
J.W. Henderson Of Argonia was on
our Streets Tuesday.
Mrs. Al Brumley is reported as
being quite i'll today.
j; c. White, Uf Caldwell, was on
our streets yesterday.
U.G. VandewOrk, Of Argonia, was
on our streets yesterday.
/ P. W. Richards, of South Haven,
was on our streets Tuesday.
A. c. ShOwalter, of Morris town
ship, is in the city Monday.
George Abel, a cattleman Of Perth,
was on our streets Tuesday.
Commissioner Griffith was down
from Belle Plaine yesterday.
]. H. TillotsOn, Of Perth, was in
our city on business Monday.
The Fair store received a big con,
signment of tinware Tuesday.
Mr.and Mrs. W. S. Pile spent Sun.
day with friends in the country.
]. Atkins, of Riverdale, was il
the city on legal business Tuesday.
George Wellers, of Perth, was il
town with load of hogs yesterday.
R. McKibbon, of Conway Springs
was in the city on business Monday.
Isaac Parker, of Downs township
was in the city on business Tuesday.
Geo. Baden, of Conway Springs
was in the city on business yesterday
James Adams, of Mayfeld, was il
town yesterday on his way to Wichita
Senator A. G. FOrney, of Bell
Plaine, was here Tuesday on bust
ness.
]. A. Fayette, of Seventy-Six town
ship, was in the city on business Tues
day.
Miss Cordia Schumann, of Kansa
City, and Mrs. George Whitley an
tw1 sons, Frank and Bob Whitley
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-03-12
Marriage Licenses.

A lodge Of Rathbone Sisters, auxil-
iary to the Knights Of Pythias, Is
being talked of and will likely be In
stituted In this city soon.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-03-12
NUMBER 80.
MARCH

will be made the busiest of months at
Prize, HQgs 6 Co.'S by offering Great
Bargains in
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-03-12

Percales, Dimites, Piques, Ducks, Wen
ma Cloth, Chiffon Crepe, E'Patants,
Prints and Ginghams in the AateaSbrng
styles. A complete line Of Cosets,
Hosiery and Notions.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-03-12

on Muslins, Sheetings, Denems, Shirt
ingS, Tickings, Cottonades, Jeans and
CaSsimereS.
You are invited to call and see us.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-02
DEFEAr FOR REBELS.


insurgents Wors'ed in More Than ORE
Enlargement.
New York, duly "A disratch ia ,ba
Herald from Havana says: In a letter
receiver Mere today full ds,ails arc given
~ an important engagement in pinar del
no mar cayo keiondc The rebel leader
hiigaa-,r friery and thirteen Of his fol-
nv IS wfle Killed anb many wounded.
,l'E W. carried from the Held. The
'Nfnls were put to flight,
Ihe coast steamer Triton hrrrlrh, ves.
trriaN from Bahia iiondo many Sna Iisn
iam'lfs. Inc feeling In Piuar del Rlo is
now one Of alarm Three generals mr..
rived here tom rnar del nj, last nirht
10 ,n,,ohtef WIN nc captain general.
, th" Herald corr fSpond.ut IN pn.r,o
Inio'pr r. ports thai the insurgent chef,
Hltiri' 'bluusd. Folosra and SANCHEZ
nchrng undo MsNiino Gomez i'm tha l., o.
natuf OF Naiaza, were all wounded. samoa
- arm mas slice been ampuiats1
tcmez 10 sal. to hc ruw cncamurc, ,v;t n
only y" men. all mounted. Four ln'nG,ad
tehrs commanded by Salvador Revos al
,nshri m the 2'th. 2dih ana nth insfants
~, own OF faro. near Man1anillo. h,It
Mr.' frphls'd with heavy loss II il Pc.
ru.tn tha' the rebel chef Periqi!fo -.
~ ehcamped on the 9Th al Manarna
ii-aharup' mar Sanlo Domingo II rs sald
ne came from the East II is his tut.r.,tar
10 march to Nulta Ahaia '''''"h
Sanitago de cuha aiyic,s r,.,or, "a,
cases of smallpox In that ciiv. T WI &c ',.'
- charity fr,oneing to 81 \-inccn, =.
iahl association died n. Yellow favnr ~,
,ne santa Clara hospital whIle ait 'nd,n N"
tneir patients. W. "ishS
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HOW SHE FIGURED IT.
Proving to Hubby That she Had :

Proving TO Hubby That She Had ~
FOR Arithmetic.
Orlando" she slid. according 10 u
troit Frse Press. II am afraid "
eating tired having me ask ~
money" ~.
We'll, you see" he answered, :! =
good deal OF expense 10 nlest lu-' Z
llinf OF The year and II docs sem n \,
awhile that Women don nahe,
allowances for that sort OF th'ns ord
w Ell, ,'he answered. i've tnysry
way that will iix II all very h''ss
w hat Is it?' -,..j
W hcneyer you 20 10 the naro ~
a dime,. don't you?'
And when you are away from ~ w
"A hotel and a boy brings you AZ.
YOU give him a dtne?'
And a mixed drink costs is eenu'
'pf course" ,sd
We'll, ynu often said that wons NJ
no head for arithmetic. hut ~" N
convince Non TO the contrary. r,,e
:" learn TO make your fa'".v
drinks. Thai'li pe In cents y I'm ~
! hl1ys YOU ice water III NV m
thaf II be 10 cents. Ana tshi and I
your clothes with whiskbrooih ~ 4
bee 10 cents more. There's 81 ceny; I
w" figured II all oil, on TINS in s,st]
OF paper. Three hundred anu q
days In year--thai's 3i5 tunes 81
makes slc7.75. If you give me ~, q
out my asking for it, lust as y esn
bell boys ana the bartender, ~
with my regular ALLOWANCE ai'u
To get along much better.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-02
MINNEsOrA RrpI,pI.IcANs

s., Paul, Mimi July i--Amcs Rixmv.
chairman OF tho State committee. callc (,
'ho NJ nnosota republican convent on 10
order thlR afternoon and Ellsworth Hen
ham Of Duluth was chosen ieirnnrar =
chairman, ON taking the chair, Mf ii.l.
ham Ar1kc briefly euloglIinE republican
rrincinlca and candidates
Governor DAVID N clough was RI.
nominated on Tho nr,f ballot. For trr.
tenri7i governor but one halio' was
ncrGcd. John l. Gibbs being nominated.
ferr airy OF State Albrr Gilbert and
State Trelrurtr AuEuTt T. koofnor wsre
r.nofn .iicd by acclamaiion.
Then there cn;ne livrly oefsf.si for
attorney general two ballots a,ciug ncc,.s.
fnry before tho present Incumbent, X W
cn!lih WA fcnoinirafed
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SLY ~ MAY BE DROWNLn

London. July la special dlspatch from
caro- says that The Egyptian cov.rnu,cn,
packet Rahman'dh from suakin o,.
SnHz. has broken her shaft and hann
Wrecked on reef. The dispatch nads
t t II is feared sixty people were
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-02

Chicago. jay i--ssoa;o- 2 r TIL
rna-- char7zzn o' the soetn Carolina
delegation. arrived n th@ city ,oaiShl
a. ire advaac~ e4s-d csr nss Geleeasi5f.
Ee .o.n<t the -fver forre. at ,rs sherman
house ard participated N the proceed
ssi1 r. = 2. n. e.~....es - s..s-. e.ssi
~4s ~ '.etr--y.ei ,s eyer 70 ccirt-isel.r
hs shzr. tcEas,i- raaytax the conves .5r
= pioro-nc41 e.iv-r affair
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4 DETECTION At THE POLLS
tceatsarsss r.e.n rag. on.J

- presented % the -ys-se-ssi.s- He e .
rnar ~ excellent attachments. Art = elect .
- ..,$...-a.s acsrr RI va f's= Ac-
cep-sfs.y ~ al paris 81 tae coUntr.. Ne
have Irin.rz 20 tsy AGAINST c-tes i-ssst .-
I4ssa ia. - claim r. or maj. ma he
"a st~zva ssen der7C..ai- ard IA,
n, - zfecig.eir safe OF re sHarc.2l
q2e~esre. We tsilavs Il AL. command
E-sa;s- s,-e1s'a e; .h~ polls han all
gay ~ Der e--par4ai
Tte serzro- .1rlr sss=i f1s os.aion ,sz.
-re c-..yer,kol %1a.is .sclzra Dn.r-.vo'. a.
II 70. TIC .fes cyi--sza - SILVER.
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A RARE POLITICIAN

New YORK, July IA dispatch 10 ,rs
Herald from Panama says u tailo Guz-
man. formerly y .cardguan minister 70 The
liri"i states. sails MOI row for roriuto
II is reported that he has been returned
y lihral candidate to congress- bat THAI
NJ y III refuse to go. being in pressed with
~" 20 "a hat he was not fairly elected.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-02

s-ass 20 participate IN ire bicycle rac~s
s-rs-.. nar-.e ;o-ssht, in which ,ho-s
ard ~heS1s srr-aret t~p hundred *
them tluns-azst v--h Chinese lanterns
John Hr-r1rars. farmer T@sH rs
sos,:h Of -he CITY |ia.e .-.E-rirC r9r-ie
las evening wa puliAt o's- 81 rs raxo1
by t,'o r7er, ztrr, h~sr hir- urtie-ctfrAy
Z ~. r. G-s4- terl.-A~ 20 - i1tf--
.-ezsd on e-e rute--ts ORAL csesi.r1-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-02
Ar TWIN SHAFT

" lhcstarrc. IA. July The situation
A. thr TN shaft tonight remains an.
NNaiig u. "" srn'rs re h. uning very
energy % ihhr work hgt - is agouzinglv
fqr i'i" 'atk i~ gigantic.
tt' ,n|ti ile conclp' IN e. n may be
" etT fore INC bodies are recovered, II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-02
THEN AND NOW.

The "spinning wheel of oiueA
Was necessary, quite. 80 ~
BIT the spinning wheel we 20
is quite another sight i. ,ns<|
II spins" in country ana " a.
Whirls human beings up Az
And revsls In as much rengE~cb6l
As the electric light.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-02
AN AMEnIcAN HORSE

Los'don, Jn'y i,-At the second days
meei'nr At Newmarket ,oiay Mr.. Wish.
ARDS Anicri'sn morse Gcorge II. k.teh-
UNI az t 80 !. won the Plantation stakes
from four starters. The stakes are fnr
--yrar-olds AT furongs. 200 sovereigus
FOREIGN BRIEFS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-02
-ELLER slf.vEr crr-n

Deaver Colo. july The Tellcr silver
t'1a has @.eeiet - co!o-s'so delegates 70
TIE democratic National co-.'~a.soa az
ao-.o--rT rse11t.s-e AID sto7;e3 ree,ls-
ZOE reF.e<-tsls -ts-T. . present 1ae -sEa-
Q. fs1ry - rst.e- u the 1sI.ge-..lou a. :
czfs.lEatt .or ii-ss dent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-02

a. % IN. = vc,e< II are sc- sosrd r,ocey
an. there are .1rte contested a<z'e. u +
Supposed .tat TO three contested SEATS
y " II gwen 20 IN. free .t.-eritAs ard IN
that rsSe 10 vote 81 -hsf S'a.. socid
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-02
TAug-Si.cK WAITS TELLER

s. Lovas. No. 1g.y i-Hol : z
Taub@nscs, chairman Q, the poole.
f..r-y National commits - oqu.5Sss. %
.1-conrresss ,gaz1 4 =. BfarI fcr pre-.5-n;
ara Viii entertain No proposition rs a
COMPTON, - Win the . no. rs... ta-rtr
r'fch DOES 10. incl4de Senator Tells. ~.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-02
oFFIclAL DI'rcm pIsrArrt,rs

The Hague, July l.-onicial d'snatcl.es
received here from the Dutch Indies Sn,
'hcre has heen renewed serious fighting
between the Dutch and Achinssn M ,ho
iorierss ~ Anakiaeo Tho Anchnese ios,
s.Nty-nirc wounded an"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-02

ondon. july 1.-The Agricultural rat,r,.
~ passed IT'S third reading I'm ,be ho,.ss
90 81 COMMONS tins afternoon by a vote ~
Berlin. July THE reichstar hv
OF 22 10 Is has adopted the civii coas
amidst enthusiastic chears eoae
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-02
iANM IIOIfSE RrnNI,n-

L1ins ye,as. July ! A large farm
h9N." he'onsing 10 a Dnlarh and Occur
piri iN l.. rubinrss hurgod this evening
tLot4 on honse $50, household furniture
s..ll no lnsurance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-02

crrcasc Joy i~-To- soasss sr'e-i1s +
CT a-- max. sreat p.Aps-a'!7-s
r.. carrying t-~ crowns -or.'rs 20 -.
ro-s-o'i-u alf r. roi ar ifa-E err r-
ras1 A.t;.re 3l1cs! aga, o. 3a.
-..-t~I-..-ly
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IN APPEAL TO HUMANITY.
lpitsd States Asked to Rescue
Starving Crstaos.
lnlLDPEN APE DYING By HUNDREDS
A. Th.ir Mothers Are 1"s Weak to
Nar.e Them Lonse. - Peruvian
E.b-l. Deeisre Republic.

New York. Jcly IA d.spatca 70 Ire
lis-ala from Athens says. DaPay Soul
octi .sis-d @; the k.ag and minister Of.
marine under Tricourls ass asked the
Herald 10 cypress the WISH o. al Greeks
ira, ~. Ja4ie-i StsteS government sncilt
sersi = Sa.p--Say he S4a s'-ass-.s ',-,o AID
the starving Cream tu-,as-s men. NO.
sfi1 - al Point s'a.s44. Iae 'il-1 sFn
50 weakened b. exposure AMI ia-s Of
f7cs s.ss, ia.y a. go lea go 81 .i- ta.lF
cailc-~r - ~ ar lsr- ~ trs lyrs-A =.
y Sso1lold. says ihA, .Amesi- 80 az
'sr o-ls r-r-H4@ --ru 1T ts1f ~ -1l~sfs-' -
O.. having AZ. ~ -rtor motives. t-e--fl.re
ne aniy ---c',e nho c.n undertake th.-
s-.a; ti-rnsr''s-.an Hork w.;ac-i .sc.i-
X l-a .1sF a.l disagree rpeu-.
i, nav = csi..-; 70 .ntrt tsst RI is-s
arl--~l t'arra2ut ;77s n tae Ho1s~n aa1
~-t.ar- 'rtar ~rasis- -;---iul-. noes.
ss1 NJ. S@saTi vas secretary # state.
W1-r ram rs3-.s Attn oh 1ss
son ny Al F-a~la, NJ A'nfrs f7e JeseI
$50 uiu sftr ~ r-ns'aH-lnore ma T.
TIE noble rsr.y "Uh.r W. Ame-.r.as
'nte--sse an sc, ~ humanity We GJa't
=" pas >~2lps1i stNs erss reor'e are
Ding - ar. "a iulr--sa DANCE ~
dean or MASSAGE We as no, aSkirg
as,aey said re. "bli humanitarian AID"
TROOPS STRIKE
Nsw yc-s. Jliy "a dispatch to =.
'fa-aii from carr saws ia, Tark-sh
-.-'-,npas a. Y--s.7 " 40 save received .
u. -iflc- -. --fv=@ 20 leave tos C-oie.
arf 1avs uas-. sde3 themselves n TIE
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-i,-cs 20 t.scrss the s!sus,io- 'eyc-t ex-
rrexx,rE his sAtissse'on a; N. rfos-
y.-cts AZ an 951uest.orasls silver rrsasor.-y
N The convention
C;oi--f- PEii T5or7 ..sc-. v-o s-cona-
ga rsed Senator Biar soDs.. says She gen
afor vtii qp<stlo1zssr - rzscet =.
.or-ir anon. III; TIA, 8; - no. re: essss-
r.,nes Is eao.-. the nominating sp-e-a
would be -ns5e.
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The Empress Eueerse arrived at Tuuis
en- hosrd the Yacht Tnis,le recently. After
saa ar,' y,s s,ay ne VII 70 Algeria for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-02

New York. July J. iIeidelhack. Flick
l.im'r < G.. WIN ship slooIso in gold 10.
r1orrow
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FILIBusTERING TRIArs

New York. July l-rhA rasa ,,,.
oapta1n William oRrien. Coone, NM,
ssa efAers. chsxged with hllh.ter,ns
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wII.L rEnNIT FXroRTA1rTlloi

VIII PERMIT FNrORIATI00
Boston July IA cable s-am fpo.l
vana vas received by ttft-LsSrt1
iif.~ att-f'lo on announcing that u
WeN4 Bid raiades nis order q
tn. i1tfS gi So .al l. tneS asaM
tau1r. lt.8a .. fyI-.
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A Truth for Women to Ponder On !

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EE P4RROT Pinned AWAY.
DireOr Smith Says the Bird Died of
qef-CIb Corner in the Zoo.

From he New York Sun.
A Akican prot, presented to the Cen
tral lrk melgerie by Charles Martin
on Fe q lastiied on Sunday night. Di-
rectoIEmith avs, of a broken heart.
Marth broughtthe bird to the park
wrapH in a dss that had belonged to
his WI He TO Director Smith that he
had ben a shoeaker at IS Third street,
that hi wife hajust died, and that for
the pal nVe yes the parrot had been
like aid to tbs. Martin said that he.
too, wa SICK, an that he was going to
a hosphl to die. fe had refused $50 for
the biH but he we'd il too dearly to
sell it. He gave to the park because
he wasSure that would have a good
home tire. He ca as he said good-by
s 20 tne rro angus paF[gd screamed in
heard d Martin sis then. The parrot
has lin4red on, reing to eat or take
notice d any Of the epers. It's feathers
fell out ind It dled asst of inanition.
A calfwas born onlnday night to the
sacred DIV in the meterie
Three pew cages ain course of con-
structiot in the lion lse of the naenag-
erie. I'll BY are on thame side as the
hippopo linus tanks, awiH ocriIpv with
The twoI already therhe enfira py sy wiel
between the tanks and main e,,t, 49,
door. The portion so nj will BE- lrnauyo
as cub Sor 5 This cage cs1 will shelter
tiger cubs, cage No. Se two leonard
cub. Gntl i,, tne mere e, q sr cseubs the she
/ leopard VIII remain ll III ,osNo. 5.
lOO AS y.
"See that woman in thelskinq,, said
| the conductor of the caDl r. accordiy,s,
/ To the New York Press, jeg Ms fT -s,,,,5
in the direction of fat, fond not ,.ila,,
| fair dowager about the cenof the ricbt
! side. 'fShe is one of the RID voraa,s e ~ ~
/ New York. and a heavy sI Tha4 fa -
\ low on the oLner SUE. 80 staa with the
monocle ana ne y 49, sood v It in for
| "What has happenedl a
| "She hustled in without palmer fare
| and when | walked up and Nv aslad
| FOR II she became indignant, kyrad go
\ had paid it, called me imperbt gra,,,
| red as a turkey goDbler In tie snd
| otherwise greatly embarrassed sss,s en-
/ one else In the car knew she Ia rssId
| because 1 had not been near t1eafors'
/ but that julep on the otner aeeein1
/ that she was woman OF meand rosf
ton, took her part and saio nefI3 re-
/ port my conduct at the once"
but you have done nothing c4afu
YES. have. In the eyes OF tho ~ a.,
II ia a high crime and nisdemea,4 ~ 2
| conductor to put his word ag4 ne
| word OF any man or woman IN 80
| rnent and fine linen. I'm done I tbo
| chaps ever gets TO the ONCE kenN
thinks enough Of q poor conaucto1Ske
his part"