People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-09-02
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chased so far this year, think, has
been by outside parties, from this
time on our local people will prob.
ably do the bulk Of the buying. Much
Of the money now coming into the
state for wheat will be expended by
the Kansas farmers In buying land,
and look for the largest sale of land
within the next year than for a nun.
Der Of years past"
Day before yesterday Glen Book
walter, employed at Badens mill, &C.
cidentally got some steel filing in his
right eye. While his eye panied him
some at the time he anticipated no
trouble In removing the substance and
did not pay much attention to it.
Yesterday his eye was badly inflamed
and was worse this morning. Upon
the advice OF DR.. HOlcomb he went to
Wichita to consult specialist, and
il he gets no relief there he will 70 to
Kansas City. His eye is in bad shape
and ucless he gets relief soon he may
lose the Sight.-Winfeld Courier.
Jack HaStie came down from Wei
lingtOn Monday interviewing our citi.
zens and discussing by-gOne days with
the old timers. Jack was on deck in
Sumner county 10 the days when the
rustic milk maid, when in need of the
lactael fluid, would rope an unbrOken
brOnchO, round up a herd of buffalo
COWS into the stOckade, and soon have
rivers OF milk flowing; in those days
people never died frOm fever, con.
sumption or other painful and tedious
disease; they went with their boots
on, sometimes at the end of a rope.
and again at the end OF g shotgun or
pistol. Jack, like all the others who
drank deep Of the excitement and
good fellowship Of pioneer life, hopes
for return of the same aud chafes
under the restraining influences of
down eastern civilization and prohib-
tive reStriCtiOnS.-New Era.
John n. Ball of Mexico, is one of
the heirs TO an estate Of 81 million
dollars, and furthermore he expects
to have a settlement by July of next
year. This is the way the matter
now stands: In 1923 Joseph ball, a
brother of John n. Balls great grand
father, died, leaving an immense es-
tate, which was tied up in leases. On
April 20 Of this year the lease on
forty-seven and One-half acres of very
valuable property in the heart of
Philadelphia expired and the lease on
some valuable New jersey property
will expire ia July Of next year, when
the heirs, about l,50O in number, ex.
pect to be able to handle the prop
erty,-K.C. Star.
Mrs. R. n. Brent of this city is also
an heir 10 this immense estate. She
participated in a law suit twenty
years ago to gain possession Of the
estate and recover her share of the
property, but was unsuccessful. II
the suit to recover the estate is sue
ceSsful, each of the heirs will be made
rich beyond their widest dreams.
When they put a man 10 jail, be
cannot follow his natural inclinations.
He cannot eat what he wants to-
he is limited to very frugal diet. Is
it not equally true of a dySpeptic?
For all OF the real enjoyment he gets
out OF life, he might as we'll be in Jail.
He cannot eat what he likes. Nor
enough. He suffers much, gets little
sympathy. AT first, perhaps little
heavlness In the stomach, a little
sourness, windy belchiDgs and heart.
burn, headaches and biliOus1esS and
a foul taste in the mouth in the
morning. Chronic constipation /.
almost inevitable, aud means that the
the body is holding poisonous, impure
matter that should be gotten rid Of
The poison is being reabsorbed int
the blood and the whole body. Impur
ity in the blood may lead to almos
any disease. Constipation is the star
' OF it all. DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellet
cure constipation. Cure it so it stay
cured. No other remedy in the worlt
will do that.
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