People's voice., 1897-11-04

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COX'S possession until after his trial.
Jim, Of course, was nailed as "a witness,
and will make good one.-New Era
PIG. Essex, the leading attorney of
Golden City, Mo-, writes: "Have
been troubled for years with blind,
itching and bleeding piles, and one
box OF Beggs German Salve cured NE
entirely. Sold by H. +. Smith. A
Jerrill, the bankrupt ArgOnia mer
chant, tried every scheme un earth t
realize On his stock he could think of
except to advertise. His creditors
took charge Of il and the lawyers
began advertising il right away.
Miss Della Day, writing from
Waterloo, Iowa, says: My hair has
been falling out for the past two
years, and could get nothing to stop it
until | tried Beggs Hair Remover.
One bottle stopped it completely.
Sold by Fl. F. Smith. "A
Old Mr.. HelmeriCk OF South Haven,
received notification from the super.
inlen lent Of the Soldiers Orphans
home last week that under advice
from the probate judge and county
commissioners, his application for his
granddaughter to be sent home would
have to be refused.
Can't express her thanks, ScrOfnla
sores, terrible itching, entirely cured.
Mrs. Emily Ford, EldOra Hardin Co.,
Iowa, writes: Il can't express nv
thanks for the box Of BeggS German
Salve as it has entirely cured the
terrible itching and burning, that
was in nv ankles, caused by scrUfula
sores. Sold by q. F. Smith. "A
The celebration of the twenty.ninth
anniversary of the A.O.UW W. closed
AT Wichita Thursday night. The
next annual celebration will be held
in this city under the direction O the
local lodge Of Workmeu. A grea;
: ime is looked forward to. Webb Nc
Nall paid this tribute to the fraternal
organizations in Wichita at the close
of the celebrations:
The South Haven New Era tells of
The meeting of Isaac Emily ofArKansas
City, and j. Q. Holmes of South
Haven, last Monday for the first time
since July 2, 1865, when they were
mustered out of tue Sth Regiment
!lllEOis Infantry, and departed each
for his respective home. The old vets
met with great deal of cordialily
and lengthy AID animated rehearsal
Of their army experiences was in
dulged in.
A lodge Of the National Aid Associ
Iilon was organized at The X. & L. of
f. hall Friday night with 1l6 charter
members. The following officers were
duly elected and installed: President,
A. A. Ragan; vice president, Ed
Sunderland; secretary, o. L. Graft;
treasurer, Clark Deshler; lecturer,
Mrs. A. Harris; chaplain, V. ). At
kins; guide, w. H. Silver; door keeper,
George Flanders; outside guard, Riley
Brown. The charter was left open
until the next meeting, which will be
on Friday at FireSide hall.
The probabilities are that A. B.
Cheever will retain his city clerksbip.
finding the work of assistant posLmas-
ter too much for him. Mr.. Cheeyer
has resigned as city clerk, but the
mayor will doubtless not hesitate TO
appoint him to his old position for
the asking. Postmaster Ferguson
has not chosen anyone to succeed Mr..
Cheever. A young man will be Sc
lected for the place, probably someone
unmarried. The duties of assistant
postmaster, while not necessarily
hard, are very confniug, and for this
reason Mr.. Cheever, it is understood,
will resign as soon as possible.
The Odd Fellows gave a banquet on
last Wednesday night IN honor OF
Rev. y. l.. Smith, who had just at
talned the scarlet degree in the order.
Ine banquet was in charge OF tie
Daughters of Rebekah and was served
In Masonic hall after the Scarlet de-
gree was conferred. The lodge
concluded its degree wolk ami other
business about 10 O'Clock and then re.
paired to the banquet hall. The Odd
Fellows, their wives, daughters and
friends were in waiting for sumner
and an elaborate spread was served nv
the ladies of the Rebekah. After the
banquet an informal social time was
INDUCED in by all present. and the
crowd dispersed near the hour of mid
night.
MIR. Yates, the father-in-law of A.
L. Mitchell, the young man arrested
for fraudulently representing himself
as the agent of the Wichita Beacon.
was up from Pawnee, OF, last week
to help his SOn-in-law out Uf trouble
An investigation into Mitcbelrs
transactions developed the fact that
he was not altogether responsible for
misrepreSenting the Beacon. Mitch
ell Was in the employ Of a certain