People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-05-27

district Is changed to be hereafter |
known as the seventy-fOurth district. |
Rev. Pugh expects TO preach at Jor-
dams school house, southeast Of Well |
lington, at $3.50 p. m. next Sunday,
May 30th.
Brush the hair daily through to the
scalp, and occasionally apply Halls
Hair Remover, and luXuriant head
OF hair will be maintained of a natural
hue.
Joseph Reed, probate Judge of Nor.
ton county, IS In the city visiting
Jack Hannaman, H. NJ Hickman, f,
f. Henderson and other old acQualn-
tanceS.
John ]. ingalls, has written d letter
to the AtchiSOn Globe, in which he
declares that under no circumstances
would he accept nomination for
congress.
The VOICE household is indebted to
W. A. Rem for a munidcent sample
of his luscious home grown straw.
berries. They were the finest it has
ever been our good fortune 10 smile
upon. Some Of them were as large
as hen eggs. Mr.. Rem has quite a
patch of them on his nursery farm
just east of the city limits. He is
having them sold on the streets at lO|
cents quart
The VOICE has been cleaning house
the past week. Our Office interior is
adorned by new wall paper and Jerry
Simpsons portrait looks down upon
US from above the editorial desk. Our
lamps are trimmed and burning
and we are patiently waitingfOr the
prosperity promised by the advance
agent" We know not what hour il
may cOme-but we have a painful
impression that it has not yet arrived.
Hon. W. J. Lingenfelter returned
from Topeka Saturday where he had
been on business connected with the
State Reformatory. Senator Dan Nc
Taggart Of Montgomery county was
inducted into Office as the successor OF
Senator Waiaok Of AtChisOn who
died recently. The board has agreed
upon c. E. Arnold of Cherokee county
as a successor to 0rie Morse as
superintendent Of the ReformatOry.
The change will be made June |.
The position to which A. c. Lambe
has been appOinted-steward Of the
Olathe deaf and dumb asylum-is a
very fair one after all, aud Mr.. Lambe
has about decided to accept it. 1t
pays S720 a year besides a furnished
home for himself and family. 1t will
afford Mr.. and Mrs. Lambe an OppOr-
tunity to rest for a few seasons from
farming, and since the boys at home
can run the place Creditably he will
perhaps accept and 90 to Olathe about
June l.
Anchor Lodge. No. 9, Knights Of
| PythiaS, at It's regular semi-annuaI
election Tuesday night, chose the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing term:
Frank Junkins, chancellor com.
marder: J. S. Forsyth, vice chancel-
Tor; E. b. Winner, prelate; NJ. r.
Mclean, Master of the Work; E. S.
ChristianSon, Master of Finance; E.
| B. ROser, Master OF EXChequer; Fred
L. Naugle, Keeper of Records and
Seal; DR.. T, A. Mayhem, Master at
Arms; John Hackney, Inner Guard;
Elmer Layne, Outer Guard.
The first of the series Of monthly
public sales in Wellington occurred
Tuesday. 1t was quite a success.
Over 81 600 worth of property was sold
and most of it brought good prices.
The owner Of any property selling fer
more than $40 was given the option
of letting his property 60 or Of paying
the auctioneer's commission and the
bidder 81 and resuming possession.
; In some few cases bidders made Sl.0O
The attendance was large. The next
sale will be on the fourth Tuesday in
June. These sales are good thing,
they afford market for surplus prop.
erty aud bring buyer and seller to-
gether. Since the money changes
hands in Wellington some OF it will
find its way into the tills of our wide
awake business men.
Uncle Elijah Smith, through the
efforts of G. L. CrOckham, received
the papers Saturday necessary for hi:
: admission TO the Soldiers Home al
LeavenwOrth, and on Monday took
the train for that place. He will en-
ter the hOSpita. at once and take
treatment for hernia, heart trouble
and the various other diseases with
which he is afflicted. Uncle Lige is
one of the old land marks in this com
munity, having come here in an early
day. During the cattle raising day:
7 ne kept a ranch and wayside inn, by
special permission of the government
= at Deer Creek on the old trail, twenty
miles south of here. Uncle Lige is a
[ character. He is man of good sense
and general information. He had &
brother, Dr.. Smith of middle Tennes.
, see, who represented his district IL
! congress for a number of years, anC
was man OF some note.-Soutl
Haven New Era.
When any part Of the body ISM
, doing the work that nature intended
1t to do, it puts the whole system out
OF tune-out of harmony. Sickness il
one part of the body is likely to rur
Into all parts OF the body. WheI
children stand a row Of bricks on end
p they knock the whole row down by
upsetting one brick. That is exactly
what happens to the health when the
bowels fail TO perform their propel
function. Constipation makes trnubl,
all along the line-puts the liver GU
OF order, is bad for the kidneys-baC
for the stomach. 1t holds in tht
BODY poisonous matter, and becaus,