People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-04-08

CaScarets stimulate liver, kidneys
and bowels. Never Sicken or grippe.
q cents. If
Palm Sunday services at the
Lutheran church next Sunday l1th,
at II A. NJ.
The natural loss Of hair, either by
disease Or age of the hair itself, may
be replenished with heavy growth
by Halls Hair Remover.
This notice, carefully cut out and
returned to the dreSS-cutting school
before May lst, will entltle the holder
to full course Of instruction for
$1,000.
VIM. Names and George Baker,
members Of Stufey's bridge gang,
spent Sunday with their families.
They are wOrkingo on the Spivy branch
at present.
John 7. Nixon, an old time Wei
lingtOn printer, is now editOr-in-chief
of the Washington La Post. His
wife is associate editor. The Post is
neat, newsy 7-cOiumn folio, publish
ed weekly.
1t is announced on reliable authori-
ty that the Wichita reservation will
be thrown open for settlement May l..
These lands are said to include some
Of the finest farming country in the
Indian Territory.
Dave hewitt, an old gentleman aged
about 60 years, died at the poor farm
Tuesday night at $50 o'clock o. heart
trouble. He had been in the poor
house a year and six months, and had
been sick three weeks. He formerly
lived at oxford.
The VilOtt (O.T.) News has the fol-
lowing concerning a former Yelling
tOnian; at is being generally con-
coded that representative D. S. Rose
returned from Guthrie with the best
record for hard and effective work of
any man that ever represented this
district"
The Foster boys, who were arrested
and charged with stealing horses and
mules from Dick Richards, living near
Caldwell, have been turned loose.
The evidence against them was not
very strong. One Of the boys resides
in Oklahoma, the other living north
Of Caldwell.
The latestreSultS of pharmaceutical
science and the best modern appliances
availed of in compromising Ayers
Sarsaparilla. Hence, though half-a.
century 10 existence as a medicine,
it is fully abreast of the times in all
that goes to make it the standard
blood purifier.
The new Santa Fe time card which
gees into effect yesterday, brings
II the east bound Southern Kansas
passenger at $40 pm. 1t will depart
at $40 pm. The train from Caldwell
will arrive 5:l5 o'clock pm, and de-
part at 5:35 pm. Tue local west-bound
freight will depart at 4:45 am. and it
Will arrive from the west at $50 I'm.
A gentleman who rode from Belle
Plaine to Winfield Tuesday on the
Missouri Pacific, says that the Arkan.
sas valley through Palestine township
always beautiful, is a perfect paradise
this spring The orchards in bloom.
the wheat fields green. and growing.
everything mantled with green, made
an unequalled landscape picture.
That valley has no superior in
Z 'nSas.
Not to be OutdOne by Topeka or
any other little town, a number of
citizens of Junction went out Che
other evening and discovered the
airShip. 1t was sailing too high for
any OF the passengers to be ecognized
out it is thought that Chester |. Long
was among them-loOkiDg for soft
spot to fall when his premature
guoernatOrlal boom b1rsts.-Junction
City Tribune.
The preliminary examination OF
Walter TOmlinsOn, charged with be
ing implicated in the gun play made
at the crew of Santa Fe freight
train at Mulvane last Friday. wa.
held before Justice of the Peace Gil
more Wednesday. Three railroad
men were over from Arkansas City as
witnesses, but nothing definite wa.
proven against the prisoner and hi
was released.
George Sommerville, the barber
deposes and says, under oath, that, on
last Sunday afternoon, in a single
patch Of wheat on farm near Oxford
in the east part of Sumner county, ht