People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-10-01
nO0Q'S Pills with Hoods Sarsap pa rdE,

northeast Of town, is said to have lost
two fine young steers during the past
week with some disease closely re-
spmbling blaCkleg.-Caldwell Ad-
vance.
The latest Spellbinder who thinks
he ought to be starred on the bills is
Sol futile, until recently unknown.
A Caldwell paper describes his speech
there as a "dazzling superfuity of
binding electricity" kansas City
Star.
j. NJ. McKee's prices on poultry and
eggs: Hens, 4 cts, large young cocks,
3 "a 3icts, small hroiieTs, II cts, young
cocks Acts, turkeys, sets, ducks, 5 cts.
eggs, 9 cts. cash. Bring in your poul-
try and eggs and see me-. NJ. Nc.
KEE
0. W. Hendee met Republican in
Wichita Friday with whom he had
wagered a hat on the election of 1891.
He held him to his wager, but the fell
low said he had changed his politics
since 94, and would have nothing but
a silver hat.
If the eastern paper is to continue
to cartoon the farmer it should make
its artists find one fora model. There
is not in the entire west a farmer who
looks like the pictures of farmers
which appear in Puck and Judge
Wichita Eagle.
Jim Heskett arrived home Sunday
evening from TT. Madison, Iowa, with
Otto Gilliland for when a warrant
was issued out of Justice Gilmore's
court some six weeks ago, for seduc-
ton. The complainant is Mis-:
Estella Maud Hill, who is under the
age Of IS years.
A prominent business man told &
VOICE representative this morning
that he knew of a prominent dry
goods hluse 10 Arkansas City where
there were niue votes and that all o.
/ them would 60 for silver this year
Also that it was Impossible to find ;
genuine gOldbug in that CITY,
October 18th will be the last day
for filing certificates OF nominations
!. So far only few have been filed, anC
all by Republicans. POpulists will
get move on themselves. October
!, 18th is the last day. If not filed b!
that time your candidates will b,
tOmitted from the Official ballot.
| The school hoard met Monday nigh
land elected Mrs. NJ. NJ. Carson to fl
1.-THE vacancy caused by the resignation
lOf Miss Myrtle Simmons, at a salar,
IOf s45 per mOnth. She refused I,
1accept and the board elected Mis-
=, Lola Fife OF Kingman at $35 pc
month. Miss Fife has telegraphed he
acceptance.
II A strong lOve-StOry, involving IN
equal social conditions, iscontributet
to the October Harper's by z. D. Tn
!. derhill under the suggestive It'll
, "The Pity Of It." The chief seen
Of the story is stormy trip in cat
4 boat, IN which a high-bred woman an,
a fisherman are together brought fac
to face with extreme danger
Just previous to resuming th
Harris WeeklY trial Monday morning
Mrs, Doty was brought into court ant
! sentenced, the motion for a new tria
being Overruled. Judge Burnett
sentenced her to three years in tb
penitentiary. She took her sentenc
very mildly, remarking to the Judg
II want you to understand | am no
guilty"
Yesterday morning Capt. J. Wrigh
. and Mrs. Ruth Z. COrnwell went b
, Wichita and were united 10 marriage
by Probate Judge Wyatt. They wer
accompanied to the city by DR.. 40,
Mrs. p. F. Sippy, Mr.. and Mrs. Capt
LOer, Mrs. c. A. Barton and Mrs
Serena Davis.-Belle PLANE News.
The VOICE is happy to extend it
congratulations to this worthy couple
May the union bring joy to their de
clining years.
The VOICE is in receipt of a dali
paper from Colorado Springs Gale,
Sixteen to One" 1t is published b
Pyles & Reed. The Reed part of tn
firm is Done other than G. L. Reed
editor and publisher Of the Mulvan
Record, who has been life long low
Republican. He has been spendini
the Summer out in Colorado. II
was a good silver man here, and W
are not surprised to see the statemen
In his paper there that Sixteen I,