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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-05
FRAMED PICTURES.

Realizingthe necessity Of sup-
plying Richmond with Framed
Pictures without the old~time
high-profts, we have purchased
an extensive assortment, special
sale of which is announced for
this week. Any picture selected
will be stored free until wanted.
The Finest French-PIate. Bevelled. Edge
frame, size IS inches square. worth
$l6s, are TO be sold for Csc.
400 13xi7 Pastelles, handsomely framed
with French glass, lsc. ,.,u,,,,.
brass corners. 2sc.
Beautiful isx22 Pastelles, handsome en-
ameI frame, 40c.
Beautiful Pictures; known as as X ys 1Ii,s Of
Yard Of Cherries. Yard Of Fruit, with
enamel White frames. nigree BRASS
corners. usually costing $50, for ssc.
sames Pictures. with French Carved
Beautiful Scenery PasteIs-winter
scenes, marine scenes, mountains
scenes. etc.--size 2sxS2, different Sec
tional frames. White and Gold, here
tofors in bargain sales at Vs. now
Magnificent Photos OF ST. Cecilia, lsxzu
inches handsome French Green mats
with bronze frames. cocoa work,
on Paintings on Glass. with Mother of
Pearl, something exquisite. subjects
or scenery from ;a AL p parts OF 81 the wea,q:
nIshed oak, ana some framed with
forest Green carved oak. and bur-
pishee oak openings. usual cost ~
for $2.fD.
Mantel-sIze Pictures, French ONO
mil axI.
scenes' heavy moulded White and
Gold. frames, usually costing ~ ZOE
Engravings. more than 20 different sub
hx28 inches. to be sold for &c.
Special sale OF the Finest steel kn-
cravings OF General r. =. Lee. mounts
ed, framed in real heavy carved
bronzs mouldings. worth SIS, for rs.41s
Finest Of Steel Engrayings. classic sue-
Physche at Natures Mirror.
ST. Cecilia. \
Legend,
Farewell.
Hide and Seek.
Fight OF Queen Louise.
and many others-m0untcd In REMAIN
sance, White. and Gold Franz en-
amel and French bronze mouidingst
finer pictures could not DO bought un<
der 81. hero for s2.Ds.
and Is inches wide. e different SUBJ
jects Of Fish and Game. framed ~
Handsomely Carved Oak, 6oc.
Beautiful pinlng-Room Pictures. IS
framed In solid carved oak. inches
wide. 81 sd.
100 difrerent Easels for an kinds e
Pictures. from soc. to ~.
Winter Underwear.
= - A I. p. VI
Swiss Ribbed Vests. silk bound 491n
a1 Tad R iTSisscs.rinsd Jersey -
Ribbed vssts ;.v;;;:.; ,; :..;;Ns;::S ~
and Sleeveless swiss- Ribbed Vests I u
JULIUS uEYH's seuS. trn ~ lAl
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A Sale of Lace Curtains and
Upholstery Goods.

An opportunity 10 furnish or reiu rn na,a
vour home at a great saving. A sac
Without a peer in magnitude, IN HUG
raIity, in great bargain-giving:
Linen Shades, lace fringed compie'e
with string and fixtures, at @oc. 40
Golden Draperies, newest patterns &C.
yard. -.
silkoline. pretty combination coiors'
ward wide, Zoe. yard. ., ~
SHY Drapery. handsome Persian De
signs, 81 inches vide, 4oc.
Madras Drapery, for vestibule cur ano
fains in Blue, Corn, Yellow' anu
Ecru' S5c. value, for zoe. yard
Imported Dotted Curtain Swiss, 80 mon
es wide. all-size dots. l21zc v.ro
Point de Spray Ruttilng, 80: y -scrim
Plain White and Co,ored sSripeu S''
white and Colored Lace-Striped Cur
tain Scrirn &c. yard.
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The Greatest Ribbon Sale

within our knowledge commands your
attention. Prices which az once Years M
ssle Of HE merchants who own q
Stock OF Ribbons bought at oroinaIy
prices. Ribbons will always 10 use
ful. so lay in a supply: III snL "a
Atoira and Taffeta Ribbons. ali siih'/1
inches wide. 10c. yard. -, su,, eIso
Roman-Striped Ribbons, al ea S' si-Z
plaid Ribbons, basket weave
inches wide. i0c. yaro. ter satin
Shaded Taffeta Gibbons, ,a Wi'n ROMAN
stripes al pi, si1n. ' ali six. new colors.
Rlaek and White, single and oo p,b'
stripes; Black and White ChecA nv
chcded Taffeta Ribbons, with noiii"N
borders, all silk, 33c. IL. MIA. and
Taffeta Ribbons. with . eheck nszv w, shades,
narrow stripes, all siik' new s""
2om Yi Tie Ribbons, all siiA'
ia inches wide. los sS,ors all coIors,
Aiiosiia radO2sc. a piece of 10 yards:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-05

Heavy-Plated Engraved Whisp-Holder rO.
and Whisps. 81 value for................ Jul
HoI drs oou nacqueieo " 24C
su ls S Soo values for riatea SILVER Top zoe
limit. Cut Glass Plated Engraved Silver or
Top Puff Boxes. Worth 50c., for. ........ ZCC
Bd Egfs G sye Tor u JeS SeG sea heavy 99
Cur o and Saucer Worth 5oc Per set. 24C
Furnished Plated Silver Cup and Stand, IN.
with three styles Worth Soc, for. ...... iSC
FURNISHED Beaded Trimming Silver IN.
Plated Heart-Shaped Pin Trays. tOC
Satin Padded Filigree Pin Boxes, four G.
STYLES. Worth 15c., for. Observation-Disclosures. OF
Griffon-Shape Furnished Silver-Plated y
Inks and Pen Rack. Worth 50c., for..... ZfCt
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now onene arranged the most novel way as Co., oc 9c' % "
Uo This onenng week few of the special bargains

MOST EXTRAORDINARY, ASSORTMENT OF DOLLS.
Genuine Bisque Dolls, with kid body
and Slippers, Ioc.
Sleeping-Eye Bisque Dolls, curly HAIR
shoes and stockings, 7Sc.
Large Bisque Dolls, blonde or brunette
hair, shoes and stockings, SOC.
Special table Extra Fine Bisque Dolls,
nc. calls for extra large and extra fine
Jointed Bisque Dolls.
For ST. the famous "Kessner Bisque
Dolls the most beautiful doll made.
Snecial table Dressed Dolls, 75c.
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Our Great Toy Basement
WI - .1ac DC ct 99cst

DON'T MISS THE ROOM OF BIG TOYS.
Standing Black Boards, with drawing
designs, I0c.
Children's Plush Set Rocking Chairs
csc.
Backing Boxes, oSc.
200 Bamboo Wall Pockets, 7sc.
Infants High Chairs, 4sc.
New style Doll Carriage. called $50
Cart" special lot, Is. so, 700.
Largest assortment of Children's Fur
Observation-Disclosures, Bureaus, Writing
Desks, Bookcases--fro 4sc. to IS.
Famous Ray Camera, $I.oo.
-~~>.. aaws err ana Un0an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-05

75c Heavy Gray Cloth Capes, trimmed OEc
Black Double Cloth Capes, trimmed e, m
with braid or fur, worth S1.99, for..... Visiy
Black and Navy-Blue Kersey Capes, notched
collar, trimmed in goods Of same ma G, "a
terial empire back. ............":. VC'SO
Black Boucle Capes, lined through c. RI
Black Astrachan Cloth Capes, full length,
lined with changeable silk and edged G o2
with marten fur. ...................... VC'SO
Black 26inch Kersey Capes double box
plat in back, silk faced storm col G O2
lar ~
Seal Plush Capes trimmed with e, 90
braid edged with fur, lined throughout pI.yy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-05

Mems All-Linen Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, full size, for.
A complete line OF Mems O.
Jackets, Navy. Brown, and Bla
reduced prices.
Mems White Taped-Bordered
Hemmed Handkerchiefs, full size,
for .............'.. ..'..'.''.'.'.'''.
Hosiery.
Ladies' Fast Black, Drop
Stitched, Hermsdorf-Dye Hose,
the zoe. kind, for .................
Ladies' Fast Black, Seamless
Hose, Hermsdorf dye, double neel
and toes, 25c. quality, for........
Misses and Children's Fast
Black Ribbed Hose, double knee,
heel, and toes .......... ...,..::...
Ladies' Fast Black and Tan
Hose, spliced heel and toes
Children's Fast Black Xxi RID
bed Hose, all sizes ......s..:......
Ladies' Fast Black and ian
Hose, spliced heel and toes,
IL 1-2c. kind. for ..................
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White Irish Point Lace Curtains, SIX
different patterns. 81. ,o,s
White Irish Point SIS Lace Curtains
BRUSSELS Net Lace Curtains. were 1884,
for S4.o0. -,
"a Brussels Net Lace Curtains, si-z
a nairs OF Ecru Nottingham Lace Cur
rT s wide Biuet Portieres, yard-wide
no1a 10
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In the Blanket Department.

Plush Buggy-Robes. solid eolors OF R re,
and Brown. $50 value, for. .:.;;;'' -, -
Heavy Plush Buggy-kopes, iuii " "A
"gtefllng'' full ia White Wool Bianket'
very wide. SILK bound, Blue, fin xs
and Red borders, original price -
Tor .:.,.:.;,... 'yu;ooi Eianket,
S,s6e Recommendations Borders, assort-
ment OF colors. usual price -, Tor am
AH-Yool ia Scarlet Blanket, Win
vide Black borders. silk bound weign'
ing pounds .:,,....,.'...;;ss...''c, c,,n,e
borders OF Blue. Pink, and Red.si.ov.
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Children's Fur Sets.

White Angora Muffs and Capes, ~.
Imitation Ermine Muffs and Collars
60c.
Colored Angora Muffs. with wide collars
$40.
Colored Angora Sets. with wide saiIop
collars. S22J.
White Persian Lamb Sets, heads and
tails, satin lined, sf.40.
White Ermine Sets, with heads ana
tails, fur trimmed, $40.
Real Persian Lamb Children's Sets. an
CORA trimmed, satin lined, 500.
9-inch Real Mink Tails, 35c.
9-inch Black Squirrel Tails. 25c.
9-inch Brown Squirrel Tails, 20 and Socs
1-2-inch Belgium Mink, 1Dc. yard.
1-2-inch Black Coney, 10c. yard.
1-inch Brown Sheared Coney, 1Sc. yard~
1-inch Imitation Sable, $50 yard.
Large Mink Heads, So and 800.
Small China Seal and Marten Heads
1Oc.
Black SILK Braided Eton Jacket. worth
81, for So.
Jet. Skirt Panels. worth 81 and g, fou
81 and $50.
Black Tubular Braid Cordelettes, worth
$3.50. for S1.9s. 4..f.--
Irldescent Beaded Girdles. worth yss
for 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-05

csc. Heavy Silver-Plated Pin Trays. We
Nut Cracker and half dozen Picks in Chc
DOX... .......''.'.'''''' ''''''''''
Children's Knife, Fork, and Spoon In tnc
fancy lined boxes. 20c. value Per set... 'VI
Half dozen Silver Fruit Knives, satin lined,
hard wood boxes. Jewellers price 81. Per OOc
set....................'' - -
Engraved Silver Plated Crumb Sets 81 EOn
Kind for. ..''.'.'..'.'.'''' ~
SOC. Bevelled- Edged Polished Oak Back onc
Hand Mirror. observation-disclosures. 80
Nickel Pepper and Salts, each............ ~
A special sale of 10c. Silver Novelties, in
Guiding Pin Trays, Rabbits and Hen Pin Cush-
ions, Butter Knives Souvenir Spoons, Chill
dren's Cups, half dozen Nut Picks, China
Painted Cups and Saucers, Mirrors on Osc
stands, ranging in value to..,........... %OS
Mems SOC. Wood Nickle Trim,
Smokers .................'ss''' 49,. -
Chilldren's Complete Table Set, Cup, Knife,
Fork, Spoon, and Napkin Ring, Crown nOc
silver rate. -~~
Handsome Black Enameled Fancy Can m :,
delabras, with Candles. ............ tSS
S-inch Black Enamelled Candelabra with = 4 -
and lie, actually worth Soc for. ........... %fS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-05

SPECIAL BOOK DEPARTMENT IN BASEMENT.
800 Frank Leslie's Soc. Christmas BOOKS
Classics, 1smo., silk bound, worth 75c''
for 3oc.
Famons "Henty" Books for girls, Ioc.
Genuine Oxford Teachers Bible, copy
right edition, with 124 plates, real leather
400 Children's Toy and Story Books, &c.
to $500.
All the newest Books at lowest prices.
Soldiers of Fortune, ooc'
Prisoner OF Zenda, soc.
Timothy's Quest, 7sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-05

Lace Curtains. As incnes
wide, 31-2 inches long,
very elaborate, $500.
Ecru Irish Point Lace
Curtains. 31-2 yards long,
81. 90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-05

Black Kersey Russian Blouses,
just like picture, silk lined.
Atwood Black Boucle Coats,
silk lined throughout, shield
front, storm collar, looks like
lambs wool, worth CC IN
fully worth $40, for. -. pO.OO
Navy-Blue and Black Kersey
Coats, full silk lined, with change
able taffeta, and some with hand
soonest black satin, full tailor
made, a $3.50 value, CO SO
for. -. OOsCO
Black Caterpillar Boucle Coats,
with long silky maps, storm collar,
lined with hsndsomest 81 20
satin. ..........,...'''
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2onsn Black sseaded sE v Saa sn 48C
S9Ga s:s ps sn sa.s e1 csc
AZ. g HS1tn F1u SS Sole extra nsa! quality
24-nch Black Cashmere Gros-Gran Six extra q
weight best 80 end 6nish worth 49, for. ....... VI
23nch Corduroy Yeveteen for waists Black Brown, lOC
Garnet and Blue, worth 600, for. ~
,an.s p,,.. SIX Velvet. worth .11o, for.. Soc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-05

cb;ldren's Carpet Sweepers, usually
o5c for this week, Ioc.
SHIFTS Of Furniture, in boxes, usual &c.,
for Ioc.
81 Games Of Shopping for 30c'
zoo Iron Rolling soc. Toys for 7Sc'
Zoo Rubber Foot Balls, 75c.
1000 Double Roller Chimes, worth 2oc'
for Ioc.
500 Iron Baby Cribs, 'oc'
600 Dolls Toilet Sets, ioc'
-. ~. ..-xrs,e ease eru Ann RRlin. uuIIS
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b o Y s. Double
Breasted Suits, just
like this picture, ages
Z 10 i6 years. that
are made Of the
latest style Green,
Tan, and Brown
Mixed Scotch Che
yiots. and lined with
the best Farmer sa-
tins. that sold for s.,
for So. As.
Boys Navy-Blue
Astrachan Refer
Coats, ages 3 to s
years, with large
sailor collars, and
trimmed with wide
kersey cloth and
large pearl buttons
down front, that sold
for $3.50, FOR S4.70,
Boys Navy-Blue
Chinchilla and Red
Astrachan Refer
Coats. Just like this
picture, ages 3 to s
years, with large
sailor collar, and
trimmed with silk
braid and pearl but
tons. $50 value, for
81 0S.
200 Boys Fine VI
sters. ages s to IL
wears, and made with
high storm collars,
from extra heavy
Melton and Chinchil-
la cloth, with fancy
plaid body Innings,
That usually sell for
$3.50. for 81. 90.
$50 Little Boys
Vestee Suits, ages 8
10 S years, made or
all-wool materials,
srent colored collars
ONE with collars ana
handsomely trimmed
with silk, worth $3.50
Heavy Cape Over
coats, just like this
picture, sizes 3 10 Z
Years. made of best
quality all-wool ma
terlals, and braided
canes. that sold from
$50 to 81, for SOD
Rovs' Navy-Blue
cane Overcoats, ages
4 TO IS years. that
sold for $50, LOT
BOYS Best Quality
Atwood Cashmere
and Cheviot Pants
ages q 10 IS years
with patent elastic
waist = bands, and
sewed with silk, that
would cost you any
where else 81 a pair
for soc.
-ay and Brown Mixed
&c. -
c. Navy-Blue, Brown,
ram o. Shanters, with
a.-a- CO.. A0p
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~ Ialra % &c. Cray anu bIV"H
Melton pants, 1Oc. ,,,.o,,,,,
B.vs, and Girls 75c. Nevy-Blue, Brown,
Green. and Red Tam O. shanteIs. WIN va
Black Astracha1in tr rais csns Tor 1Sc.
Boys &C Navy-Blue COLI caps Io'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-05

The Greatest Fur Sale
RICHMOND EVER SAW.
More than 5000 pieces. cons
prising
FUR CAPES,
FUR COLLARETTES,
FUR STOLES,
FUR SCARFS,
FUR TUFTS,
ChILDREN'S FUR SETS,
being the entire stock Of one Of
the many thousand small fuf
manufacturers who have been
swamped by continued mild
weather.
The prices of these Furs are
lower than any similar pieces
have ever been known to sell.
Electric-Seai Capes, with Persian lamb
yoke and collars. satin lined. s30D.
Black Thibet, with electric seal yokct
fancy silk lining, N.0o.
! Persian lambs, with high storm coi-
lars, heavy satin lined, s3.0e:
The newest Capes. 'Griebe.' heavy
satin lined, SIT.
Skunk Canes. high storm collars. silk
| lined, $l0s.
Electric Seal Capes, Astrachan yokea
and collars, satin lined, 800.
Electric Seal Capes. high storm coIiarsa
SGD.
Moufion Capes, real Kruinner collars
fancy silk lining, $500.
Sealskin collars, Persian lamb yoke and
collar. fancy silk lining. 50.
Genuine Astrachan Capes, high storm
collars, heavy satin lined. H00.
Opossum Stoles 10 tails, $1.7o.
| Genuine "Blue Fox Scarfs and Nuns
with natural heads. tails and claws
$35
Genuine RED Fox" scarfs and NUNS
with natural heads. tails, and claws
| $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-05

Damask Furniture Covering, handsome,
rich colorings, 59c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-05

Mixed cheviots, all wool, large
broken plaids, also plain Black
Storm Serge, worth $3.50.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-12-16
Their Organization Perfected.

Tue Hurse Thief Detective assucia.
tlon met in the council chamber Sat.
urday Afternoon aud COMP leted their
organization.
TIDE committee appointed To adopt
secret work, such as signs, grips, pass.
words, ETC., made their recommenda.
lions To the meeting, which were
accepted. The association will or.
gsulZe sub-socIeties for each township
in tue county. Geo. W. Bailey OF
Wellington township, W. H. Jordan
of Greene township, and H. II. Howe
OF Corbln, were appointed organizers.
Bailey vii organize the north half O,
the county; Jordan will organize the
southeast quarter, and Howe will or.
ganize the southwest quarter. The
association proper will be known as
The Sumner County Horse Thief asso.
citation. Constitution and bylaws
for the association are now issuing
from the Voice Office.
The association was formed pri.
marlly for the purpose Of putting a
stop to horse stealing 10 the county.
but they will try and make it warm
as well for robbers. counterfeit ers,
lncendiaries and all other criminals,
and afford mutual aid to one another
In retaining stolen prOperty, appre.
hending thieves, etc. The cunstitu-
tlon provides for called meetings of
the association to act in emergencies.
Inc president of che association will.
with the aid OF the executive commit.
tee, appoint twelve men-members OF
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-12-16
Attempted Wrecking.

Some unknown mlscreant attempted
10 wrerk the southbOund Rock Island
passenger between this place and
Caldwell Monday night. A railroad
tie was thrown across the track. For
tunately the local freight, which went
south just ahead OF the passenger saw
the obstruction and a serious wreck
was averted. The freight train ran
upon the tie before the engineer was
BILE to bring the train to a stop and
the engine was partially derailed.
The train crew soon replaced the eng
inc on the track and the train FRO.
ceeded.
The obstruction was placed upop
the railroad track at point where it
was difficult for the engineer to see
danger 10 time 10 avert a wreck il the
train should be going undeffull speed.
Fortunately the local freight was on
time Monday evening and preceded
the passenger. This Is seldom the
case, and the belief Is general among
railroad men that the obstruction was
placed on the track for the purpose Of
wrecking the passenger train. The
Rock Island employees are very retic.
emit concerning the matter and Il Is
difficult To learn very much concern.
ing the affair. But it il known that
there was an attempted wreckinQ
and railway officials are ATTEMPTING
to learn who is guilty Of the dastardly
effort Journal, 9th.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-12-16
A Wheat Thief Gets OF Easv,

ID. W. Black, young man living
TWO miles east OF Valley Center, wa:
arrested near Perth yesterday with a
load Of wheat sJOlen from the bin OF
h. Is. Plummer, the milkman, living
northeast OF town, night before last.
Mr.. Plummer made the arrest and
brought Black before the county at
tOrney, for prosecution. Black admit.
Ted his guilt, bit Plummer refused IT,
swear To the complaint and the wheat
thief was allowed TO 90 free.
Tuesday night Black camped near
MIR. Plummer's wheat bin. He was un
his way to Oklahoma after his wife,
and was broke. He claimed that he
had not had anything to eat since
Tuesday morning. Early yesterday
morning when he hitched up prepare
tory to continuing his journey he
looked into the wheat bin and con-
cluded to haul away about twenty
bushels and sell 1t TO get some money
Mr.. Plummer learned Of the theft a
few hours after it was committed and
he tracked the fellow to Perth. Black
acknowledged stealing the wheat.
He told straight story of where he
was going. The county attol ney tele
phoned to Valley Center and learned
that Black bore an unstained reputa
tiOn In that community. Black tolC
a tale of hardshlpS and privation tC
the county attorney and Mr.. Plum.
mer and the latter refused to swear
to a complaint Whereupon Mr.
Rogers lectured the young man ant
told him tn 90 his way aud steal ut
more. journal. 9th.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-12-16
A Division Superintendent Next,

A well authenticated report ap.
peared in tue Kansas City Times a
Few days ago 10 tue effect that Super
inteudent Frank I. DLlan OF the 81
e. Fe, would SOM be- transferred from
Wichita TO Arkansas City, and that d
supsrl0tendent's office would be es-
tabllshed at Wellington IT, handle thr
business OF the Panhandle extension
II the Oklahoma division Of the Santr
Fe.
This report is generally believed
among railroad men for various reas-
oOs. IL Is known That Superintendent
D0lan has about ali the business be
Can handle from Wichita in looking
after the interests Of the many lines
OF railroad included in the Oklahoma
division, and that he is DESTROYS Of
having an assistant appointed 10 at
tend TO the business nf the Panhandle
division, so that he can give his entire
attention to the interests 0f the maiE
line " the division. The freight and
passenger traffic in Superinter dent
Dolan's territory ia increasing so rap
idly that it requires the hardest kind
Of work for the superintendent TO
handle 1t properly. Besides. the hus.
mess Of the Panhandle extension alone
demands the attention Of man
especially appointed to snpprintend it..
The appointment OF such a person
seems tn be a matter OF only a short
time.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-12-16
Catarph TO
Consumption

Catarrh invariably leads to consump-
ton. Growing worse and worse each
winter, those who rely upon the usual
treatment of sprays, washes and inhal-
ing mixtures find that it is impossible
to check the disease with these local
applications which only reach the sur
face. The offensive discharge increases
all the while, and gets deeper until it is
only question of short time when
the lungs are affected.
The importance of the proper treat
ment can therefore be readily appre-
ciated. But no good whatever can be
expected from local applications, as
such treatment never did cure Catarrh,
and never will. Being blood disease
Of the most obstinate nature, Swift's
Specific (S.S.S.) is the only remedy
which can have the slightest effect upon
Catarrh. 1t is the only blood remedy
that goes down to the bottom of all stub
born diseases which other remedies
cannot reach.
Mrs. Josephine Polhill, Of Due West,
S. c., writes:
81 had such a severe case oil
Catarrh that I lost my hearing in one
ear, and part of the bone in my nose
sloughed of. l was constantly treated
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-12-16
The assOcialloIi-wli0se duty Il !s;ilail


the ssOclatlun-WiiOse duty ~ Snail
be, wneL ordefedbs tte proper officers
VI he association, TO pursue, sno Use
Their utmost eXertiOns tOapprehend
such PERSONS as may be though IT, be
guilty OF theft or any other crime for
which the association was formed 70
suppress Ali persons 50 engaged In
this work will receive. reasonable
compensation from the association
for his SCI vices.
The regular meetings Of the associa.
tiOn will be held on the tirst Saturday
OF April, July, Octuber aud January
o: each year, TIC meetings will be
held behind closed doors aud none but
members OF the ASSOCIATION shall BE-
allowed To attend. A nue. Of twenty
five cents will be assessed upon each
member who fails tn attend the regu
lar meetings. Persons using intOxlca-
ting liquor IN excess shall not become
members, or IL members, s.dll be eI
PEELED. The ban Is also placed upon
gambling.