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The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09
DEPBW ON BKYdAISR.
Says 1t Is AnoiIler Name for Discomfort
and HHI Soon Disappear.

Says 1t Is AmoHter Name for Discomfort
and Htu Soon Disappear.
NEW YORK, n: Y, July S.-A dispatch
to the Journal and Advertiser from Lon
don says: The Daily Chronicle publishes
an interview With DR.. Cuauncey M.
Depew. in which he says:
"Bryanism is only another name for lis
content with existing conditions For
three years the American farmer has had
no paying market for his produce or live
stock. Miner and manufacturer have had
tentative and spasmodic but not regular
business, and labor has found no steady
employment.
This gave an opportunity for new men
with new fads to say they had a patent
ready, a sort of financial cure-all, which
would start the wheels of industry and
give good markets and full employment
Bryanism represents this alleged cure and
hope. 1t was defeated by a campaign of
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09
GREAT STORM IN HURTEMBERG.
Thirteen Persons Killed aud Immense
DamaGe to PropertY.

Thirteen Persons Killed aud Immense
Damage to Property.
NEW YORK, n. Y, July S.-The Jour
NAILS copyrighted Berlin Stuttgart dis
patch received tonight brings news OF
destructive hailstorm, which ragged for
hours in Southern Wurtem berg causing
:he death of thirteen persons and
damage to crops amounting to more than
81 600 coo
Before the storm the weather was ex-
tremely sultry.
Gradually clouds began to darken the
sky, and within few minutes there was a
hurricane of dust, followed by rushing
torre nts of rain, which almost submerged
the villages. The rain was followed by
terrific hailsorm, some of the hailstones
being of incredible size. Thousands of
head of cattle were killed. Thirteen per-
sons We're killed outright and many IA
tally injured.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09
Another Big Convention
for the Coast in
Two Years.
@. erSpiring Educators in Torrid
Milwaukee Consider
Rural Schools.
Extracts Of Papers Read at the
Third Days Session Of the
Association.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, July s.-With the
mercury lowering around the COS 1000
delegates filed into the Exposition build
ing this forenoon to attend the first meet
ing Of the third days general session of
the National Education Associa ton. The
papers read this forenoon related to rural
schools.
The first paper was by B. A. Hansdale,
professor of the science and art of teach
ing, University of Michigan. He said:
Wealth is not always found where it is
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09
1RsGEDY AT TOMBSrOSE.
Seven Tear Old Boy Kills Hi, Little SIS
ter With Bullet.

TOMBSTONE, ARIz., July S-A most
distressing tragedy occurred in the home
OF Tom Odare yesterday, when hi. nine
year-old daughter was shot and killed by
her seven-year-old brother. Tom Odare.
is widower with seven children, who
lives five miles south of Fairbanks, on the
San Pedro River. Since the mother died
the children have taken care of them
selves, though the eldest is but IL and the
youngest babe in arms, while the father
has been working at Fort Huachuca. .
There was an old trunk in tie house.
and the boy, Freddie, broke into this and
found pistol. Nellie saw him with the
weapon and tried to take it from him.
lie refused to give up his new toy and
Nellie tried to use iorce. She seized the
pistol by the barrel, while Freddie hung.
TO the handle. In the scrff1e the pistol
was discharged and the ball passed di-
rectly through the girls heart.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09

ANACONDA, Mont, July s.-The
weather cleared to-cay for the first time
during the meeting. 1t is thought the
stormy spell is broken and horsemen are
looking forward TO a record breaking meet
ing from now on. The track was heavy;
the crowd fair.
Trotting, 2:24 class, three In FIVE, purse
500, Inkeno won, sola second, Reliant third.
Best time, 9: :27.
Running, four furlongs, Tom Bigbee won.
Greenhack second, Maybov third. Time, ISL
Running. four and half furlongs, Salmera
won, LIS Prietos second, Punter third. Time.
:5715.
Running, six furIongs, Dorah Wood won,
Howard second, Mike Rice third. Time,
1:163
Running, five and half furlongs, Addie NJ
won, Allaha bad second, Tigercat third. Time,
1:1O15.
Running, three furlongs Pat Tucker won,
Lon Watkins second, The Sinner third. Time
$751;.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09

education and the promise of prosperity
with a new administration and a protec-
tive tariff, and also stability in our cur
rency.
The disappearance of Organism in the
year 1900 at the next Presidents election
depends upon the fultillment of these
promises. If we get the promised iegls-
lation and then get the good times then
Bryan will be dead.
'If we do not, there will be such an IN
crease of uneasiness and discomfort as to
sweep the country for Mr.. Bryan or some
experiment with financial and industria
theories"
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09
ROMANCE OF sAN JOSE.
Brothers Meet after n Separation of
stIiy-four Years.

striy-four Years..
SAN JOSE. CAL, July 8.-Samuel Cobb,
pioneer of 1849 and a resident of this
county for over forty years, met his
brother, John Cobb, yesterday after q
separation of sixtyfour years. The broth
ers parted in England in 1888, Samuel
Cobb coming to America. He settled in
Oh1o, and at the discovery OF gold started
Tor California across the plains. The
wagon train he was with came by the
southern route, and he is the sole sur
vlvor OF that party of immigrants.
John Cobb subsequently followed his
brother TO America and settled in Ohio.
The two men had not met since sepa-
rating IN England until yesterday, when
John Cobb arrived from Ohio on one OF
the Christian Endeavor excursion parties.
he Will remain here several weeks, dur
ing which time he will be shown about
the county.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09
Flight of a Seattle Emb.zxrer.

SEATTLE, WASH, July S.-Carl Ham
burger, grand secretary of the Grand
Lodge OF the Sons of Hermann OF the
State OF Washington, has decamped, being
short in his accounts about $4,000. Paul
Singerman, an officer of the lodge, caused
warrant to be issued to-day for Ham
burgers arrest, charging him with en-
Dezz ement. The accused is also reported
to be short in his accounts as treasurer OF
Evergreen Lodge. Ancient Order of For
eslers, of this CITY
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09
MINERS WANT
LAWS REVISED
Will Ask Congress to
Simplify Titles to
Claims.
Operations Greatly Hindered
by Owners of Old Spanish
Land Grants.
California Delegates Prominent
In the Convention at
Denver.

DENVER. CoLo.. July s.-The work of
the committee having in charge the ar
rangement CT papers 10 be read to-day and
to- morrow delayed the Assem- bling of the
second days session of the International
Gold Mining Convention. Several dele
gates from California and Arizona arrived
this m morning and Professor R. A. Preston
of Arizona was added to the committee on
resolutions.
Resolutions were introduced as follows
and referred without debate:
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09
HARRIS ON rHE STAND.
Piyter's Ftc'fns Tells HIS Story In CoMy
at NQntn Cruz.

SANTA CRUZ. Call. July S.-The ex-
aEination of George F. Plyler was re-
sumed this morning. The most mpor-
tant witness of the day was Charles Har-
ris, the victim of the defendant.
Harris testified that on June 10 Plyler
and his wife came to the shop in which
be was working. PIyler invited him to
go buggy-riding in the mountains next
day and he accepted. On the next day
Plyler told him that he was unable TO go
riding, as man he wanted to see was
drunk. At Ply ler's invitation Harris went
with defendant and his wife to dinner in a
restaurant, which dinner Harris paid for.
He accompanied PlyIer to the depot and
the latter invited him to spend the Fourth
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09
Fire on AnoeI Island.

TIBURON, CAL, July S.-A large grass
fire burned fierceIy on the northern slopes
OF Angel Island and destroyed hundreds
OF acres of pasture land this afternoon.
dense smoke arose and hung over the
island. The Government troops started
bac k.fires late this afternoon to prevent
the blaze from spreading to the south.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09
II York on q Neg NnrsL.

RICHMOND. Va. July g. - Princess
Troubetzkey (Amelia Rivss), who has been
in feeble health for some months from
nervous prostration, has so far recovered
that she is now at work on a new novel,
which she thinks will surpass any of her
previous productions.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09
PITTsBURG, Pa, July -Pittsburg 4, New

;, PITISBURG, Pa, July S.-Pittsburg A., New
York 5. - ~"
CINCINNATI, oHro July s.-Cincinnati 6.
Philadelphia 3. -
CHICAGO. ILL.,. July s.-Chlcago 2, Bos.
CLEVELAND. OHIO, July s.-Cleveland 10.
Washington 3.
ST: LOUIS, Mo, July s-st. Louis O, Brook.
lyn1.
, LOUISVILLE, KY, July 8.-Louisville 2,
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09
Fioht for a Ha,rfhorus nin,.

VIRGINIA CITY, New. July s.-Ad.
vices from Hawthorne state that the cases
against Mining Experts Hogue and Wom-
bic. charged with breaking into the ORE
houses of the Silver Peak mine, were tried
to-day and dismissed. The charge against
l.. j. Hanchett of having threatened to do
bodily harm was also dropped. This is
10 be but preliminary to long
and interesting civil contest for the pcs-
session of this celebrated mine.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09
Miners Agr.e Not to Go 0,.t.

BLoOMINGTON, ILL, July Sat
mass-meeting held here last night the
miners decided not to enter upon strike
The meeting ratified The agreement OF the
miners and coal operators to the effect
that If the miners did not 90 out the oper-
atOrs would not shin coal OUT of the cltv
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09
.atfempted suicid. Mt Po.od.

PASADENA, CAL, July S.-Harry
Shirk, employed as driver of an omni-
bus, attempted suicide to-day by cutting
his throat with pocket-knlfe. 1t is
probable he will recover Shirk had been
drinking for several days.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09
GREAT NEPHEW OF WASHINGTON.
Meets Sudden Drah at the Heels of a
tptrited C0It

SEDALIA, Mo-, July S.-Frederick w.
Washington, whose great great grand
father was brother of John Washington,
the father of the first President of the
United States, was xii ed this afternoon.
He was driving cart behind a spirited
colt when the vehicle overturned Wash
ington was caught and dragged three
blocks and kicked by the horse. He died
three hours later.
He was only 80 years old and leaves a
widow and one child. He was of mod est,
retiring disposition ana never spoke of
his ancestry
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09
Thirteen-sixtee nths Of a mile. selling

~ AUguStIne IU1 (HInNeyJ To 10 1.......,,,,,.,I Il
Utopia IL (Garner), to l...........,.........2 Q
sidduba 100 (Pres on) 80 TO 1..............S 8
Time. l:2314. Lltzen's lister 81, *Lelas CucL 90
81, J. NJ B. SO, Botanic 96 Zend Avesa 1O2
Madeline lO2 and The Ghost 1O4 so ran.
sEayorite
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09

One mi e.
*rimemaker 80 CKittey). to 5................,
Gieyhurst SO q. Woods. II to o1...............
Damocles SO (Garner), to 1............ ........:
lime, :40A. Gustave Cook 81, Dare III 10;
also ran. *FaVorite.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09
ST. LOUIS. Mo, July s-Four favorites
tumbled over to-day and th- talent was
sorely puzzled. The track was fast,

Six furlongs, maiden tn ee-year-olds-
Can Gallop 107 (Stevens), to ol.................1
Bob Whi.e 100 (,,reen). TO o1...............2 2
Practitioner 1C9 (Bonner) 40 TO o1.............3 8
I ime. :161.. Aunt Mary lO7, Polka Dot lO7,
Araat LOT, Can zee EN- l07, Tava Harris lO7
FL Alma 107, Nylic 109. Bascom 1O9. Play Boy
100, Reuben Rowett 112 and *Waldersee 1l2 also
ran. #Favorite.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09
One mila sailing

One mile, selling
#Ace los (Slaughter), z to 10. 10............,....l
Royal ChoIce 104 (Garner), IL TO l..............2
Remember Me "a (Wot ds) 8 to 5............... 3
lime, l:A4A Garland Bare 101 also ran.
*Fayorte.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09
Five furlongs, 2-year- olds-

Five furIopgs 2-year- Olds-
Matchmaker ITO (Dean), 6 to l....,.,....,
%Verify no (E. Jones). 70 ...................
Lucky Star ITO (toucon). II TO ol................
Time, :02K Chiffon 100 Domsie lO3. Kruge
-03, John Cannon / 49, Valid 103. Belle OF Mem
pbis 10. Nancy TIL ITO, Mary Calvin l1O an,
Da Capo 1l3 also
@Fayorite.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09

Seven furlongs, selling
Co suella 1O2 (Rebl) 40 to 1...............1
Minerva 80 (Combs), 8 to 1.....................2
*Ardath 1902 (Jones) z 10 1.....................S
Time, !: :2912. Legion 1O4 May Ford SO, Lizzie
II 102, Amelia Fonso log. Hot rtuf lO2, Braw
Scot I06, Neutral l06 and Hidago 100 also ran.
*tavorite
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1T Is A TRUE TONIC.

. July3,1 1897
dhayafo
livery oehnca" as with
Inc warming onng
call and of exneonaa
ddres
SANDEN ELECTRIC CO., s.i ssa Market Es;
DIX sANDENs ELECTRIC RUPTURE "
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09
ON THE DIAMOND.
Scores of Yesterdays Games IN the No-
honai Leagus and the Standny


of the Club,
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09

Seven furlongs handicap
*First Maze 1873 (Tara), even.
Set asst lO3 (Wilhite), ~ to L ................2
Blue Devil 95 (OLeary), ~ TO l..............,.3 8
Time, :2S detective 81, Premier l19, The
Swain llS, Hanwell 1l3, Gassete 100, Arabian
lO7 and Regulator 1O3 also *Favorite.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-08-26
A $40 tanning mill for
$1O.-Curtis Mercantile
20
GREENE TOWNSHIP,

Frank Dickson left last Saturday
Tor his home 10 the Strip.
LM.Jordan returned last Thursday
from weeks visit at Sedalia, Mo.
Pete Conrad Of Wellington visited
friends 10 this locality the latter part
of last week.
R. }. Anderson, OF Newkirk, o. T.,
was visiting friends 10 this locality
last Wednesday.
Misses Della CALI and Emma Sibert
were d. Oxford la>t Wednesday and
Thursday, graping
MI, aud MIS-. DOwis, Bob Skagg.
and PheliX Hatfield, Of Rome, visited
with the Calls Friday evening.
JOHN HullCr, whu has been visiting
10 this vicinity with his son, Melvin,
returned TO bis home 10 Missouri LAST
Friday.
Miss BlanCh Jordan arrived from
the eastern part Of the state last week
and is visiting relatives in this
vicinity.
MesSrS. d =. Henninger, Emery
SwSher and George Schumacher OF
Wichita. former students of the com.
mercial college Of that city, visited
their school chum. c. II. CALI, last
Saturday and Sunday.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-08-26

5 TTutt'e Of Caldwell was at Black.
stone the first Of the week diSpusinp
Oi bis wheat crop in this locality.
Misses Ellen ana Florence Adams OF
Warrens6urg, Mo-, came in Wednes.
day FOR = short visit with Tom Adams
and pthtr relatives in This vicinity.
L. corr 'pOnding for the VOICE |
Will try 20 give all news from this
township possible and l hope readers
will bear with me, as nv time is lin
tied and my education short.
When you hear auycne say that
bluh township is m gond lust tell
them that she is ia it," wish The r,st
OF the cOunty-lhe banner county of
The world. Wheat Is making from
niteen to thirty bushels per acre and
corn will make ;alr crop.
A party Of Bluff City young people
dlned at William LaSalle'S Sunday
Those present were the Misses Jennie
and Guss Mcclellan, Mrs. Whitlock OF
Manhattan, and Miss Nina Miller,
MeSsrs. A. B. Guthrie, DR.. Gilbert,
Frank Baird and Will Mcclellan.
TheO enjoyed huge dinner and rev.
eled 10 grapes and watermelon for
afternoon recreation.
NOVICE.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-08-26
MAYFtELD.
NOVICE.

Phil McCarOl is on the sick list at
this writing.
j. P. Threltall made a flying trip t.
Kansas City last week.
We are treating cur school house e
a new coat OF paint. DOlph Paisley
Is doing the work.
Lula Adams came in on the train
Sunday morning from a three week.
visit with her sister IN the Strip.
lola Walton, Myrtle and Mallit
Neel went to Wichita last Thursday
TO visit with relatives a lew days.
Maggie Wright and Cora Hall re-
turned Sunday from "A visit 10 Ten
nesSee. A sister IF Maggie's came
back with them
Mrs. W. T. Henry and Burnhau
came back from Kansas City Friday
having been there three weeks taking
medical treatment.
Irena Vanausdall will swing IN,
bush at the Diamond district thi.
winter. Roy Gilbert will teach the
Harmony school.
The Christian EndeavOTers realized
a nice little sum of Sl3 81 clear of ex
penses from their ice cream sociaI
last Tuesday night.
II ~
Rev. George and wife were given
grand reception Thursday night al
the residence If Geo. HurchirSnn
Ice cream and cake were served. Al
present report good time.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-08-26
A $40 tanning mill for
S1O.-Curtis Mercantile
60.
CALDW

A kissing bee at Mr.. Franklin's Sat.
urday night.
Fatty Butterded came to Caldwell,
his old home on short visit.
Mr.. Matthews sold two steers: COM
Ing two this fall for S35 each.
Orpha Harper has the Excelsior
school for the coming school term.
Ben OrerholSer sold his team and
traps and left Kansas for an indef.
mite period.
There was party at Mr.. Durham'S
lat week. The young folks ale get.
ting roliCkV.
A peg-legged Irish banjo singer
took in the pennies, nickles and dimes
Saturday at Caldwell.
Mr.. OverhOlSer got the same school
he taught last winter in district No.
l9l. He gets $3.50 per month.
James Angus bought farm in the
Strin and will cave US soon and 90 20
the Garden OF Eden to get rich.
Stirring for wheat is progressing
very slowly. Wheat sowing will com,
mence very late in this locality.
Editor VOICE please state whether
or not the new books will he kept fol
sale or trade at Wellington and al
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-08-26
CICERO.

Harry BrOokhart is up from the
Strip.
Mrs. Carter is getting better, we
We informed.
Miss Llnnle King will teach tie
MountZiou ScnOUl Ills year.
Camp meeting at Rverdale. The
tabernacle tent will be up this week
Preaching the past Sunday by the
Christian preacher al PlalnyieN
Scnnul house.
Who is gong to the county high
school: Max" your plans quick now;
the time g owS snort.
Hiram Mendenhall sold eighty
acres Of his farm 10 Vim. Lane fol
$500, Big bargain for Lane.
George Friends granary tuok foo
notion to fall down and did SO last
week. Fortunately no one was neal
enough to be hurt. The granary j,
badly spread and will take consider.
able work 10 restore it. There were
perhaps three cars OF wheat 10 it.
Grass is looking very fine. The
cool nights and heavy dewS make the
face of nature look green. Threshing
goes on industriouSly by aud the
threshers turn out golden nuggets not
quite so large as KlOndyke mines but
still very valuable at ninety cents a
bushel.
Mr. and Mrs. II. B. B yer, former
residents here, are very serinusly i'll al
their home in Illinois. Mrs. Boycl
had severe stroke of paralysis which
has made her speeches. and helpless
She is not expected to live from da,
to day. Mr.. Boyer is confined to h
bed and very feeble. Their children
have been summoned and are all there
except Mrs. McCammOn Of Argonia
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-08-26

Caldwell. II so, when will they be
ready TO exchange. The school board
Is getting anxious To know.
There are few threshing machines
in Caldwell township. A good outfit
would do well to come into this neigh.
bOrhOOd.
JOt Deering and wife came home
firm New York Sunday night, the
10Th, satisfied that Kansas is the
healthipst place on earth.
Nice rains. ground in gond condition
to stir, wheat fair price. farmers feel.
Ing Swelled TO think thes can get a
pair of plOw ShnaS and pay IS cents for
then,
Horses are changing hands. Squire
SkvOr b0aFht a horse Of Mr.. Dawson
for $50, and bought a horse Of James
Angus and paid $40 for pony horse,
Saturday.
SILVER DEMOCRAT.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-08-26
COUNCIL HILL.

Ms. Shinn has been sick for a
short time.
Flowing for wheat aud threshing is
the order of the day.
The heavy rains of last week wet
some OF the wheat rickS badly.
Sunday school at the church next
Sunday evening at 4 p. NJ. Everybody
invited.
Another threshing outfit unloaded
at Peck last week and pulled out to
Albert Ayers to start.
Mrs. Ben Hitchcock has been sick
Tor some lime with stomach trouble.
Dr. Shelly of Mulvane has been
attending her.
This vicinity has been favored with
fine rains recently. Last SUNDAY
morning two and One.half inches of
water fell, and last Friday night
three fOurths Of an zach.
Elder Smith could not fill his
appOin ment at the chu Oh on account
OF an engagement at TOPEKA and a
tripto his old home in Phillips county.
We were all disappointed.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-08-26

We were In Wellington last Satur-
day; never saw everyone as happy aS
all appeared to be. Tue bankers were
Ju6llant as the farmers came in and
uad Of tEer notes before they
were due, and the merchants IS they
p:id I'D accounts aad bonght new
Implements and the bYSn-w bugaies.
A merchant said thdt every fla mer
that cine into the store had Docket
fnIl of money or half a dozen check
books
There will be several changes n
OR neighbOrs this fall. Burton who
lives on VIM. Lingenfeter'S place has
rented a farm near the Charleston
-rhOul honse and vii move 10 il the
m ddle of September John Lingen-
telter will move to the VIM. Lingen.
felter place. Joe Smart from the
HPzer farm 70 John Lingerfel,er's
place. Mon Tate has rented d place
joining HeDneSsy, o T.: will move as
>oon as be can threSh. Wyatt Strange
will occupy the place vacated by Mr..
Tate.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-08-26
CORRESPONDENCE.
ILLINOIS DISTRICT.

There is new we'll dt the Illinois
school house, it i, furtY-fOur feet deep.
The editor of the VOICE was down
in this >ecJlOu last week. He look, d
as happy as If he were farmer.
A petition was circulated In this 10.
callty last week urging our county at
torney 10 c'Use up The Saloons Of " ell
lingtOn.
Jake Anderson has secured the
SLOney Point school Dear D:ury.
Lucy SpraGt has secured Uhe Jackson
Center school
Mrs. Cline, the Rome pOstmistress,
has SenL IN her Resignation. There
has been large petition sent in for
the appointment IF Mrs. Franklin.
From Twelve to twenty cars Of
wheat pass north on the Hume
well branch every day besides what
Is shipped from the south part of the
county over the Frisco railroad. The
have to run an extra train almost
every day.
Congress was in session several
months. When they adjourned the
only wave of prosperity tuat reached
Us was the advance in sugar. Before
the threShing machines had run one
fourth as long we could see the effect
on all sides.
We can see the smoke of three or
four threshing machines all the time,
yet they have threSned but a SINAI!
part in the locality. Last Saturday
there were hut few jobs on the tee.
phone rOld from Wellington Inthn
Clark school house finished and tie
most IF The farmers had not a shelf
threShed vet.
/. Died. A. his residence near the
Clark school house, Mr. Buchanan.
aged alb Mt Il years Mr.. Buchanan
came hAr" at an rtrlr day, entered
the quarter now cwnpd o. Thomas
Strange. SnOn sold il and moved away.
was gone fifteen or wentv yelre,
came hack few wears ago and bought
the eight joining he ciim he 81 d
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-08-26
A hay loader $25: a
side delivery hay rake
$15.-Curtis Mercantile
Co
BLUFF TOWNSHIP.

John Martin If Bluff City was at
Blackstone Monday ~ business.
CIV. ElSnn proved to his claim south
Of The Salt Fork Monday, the 10Th
J. 5. Brown and party started over
land for Arkansas Tuesday morning
WV. Miller shipped two cars of
hard wheat from Blackstone that
tested siXty-One pounds.
A great many of our people will at
tend tie annual reunion this week tC
he held at DaytOn'S grove.