People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-11-17
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DIS. Rose, fusiOnist, was defeated
for the legislature in Kay county,
Oklahoma, by Geo. Brett, Republi-
can. Tom Bell, brother of Mrs. Ed
Morse, was defeated for the Legislature
by man named Smith, a Democrat.
Carrie Hurt wants to be divorced
from E. j. Hurt. In her petition for
divorce, filed in district court Fri
day, she says they were married in
Sumner county, November %, 1886,
and lived together until March, 1892.
The cause of action is abandonment.
The demand for good locations by
business houses in Wellington is so
great, that it is a wonder that the
owners of some of the shackS that
usurp the best locations on Main street
do not tear them down and erect
buildings that will command good
rentals,
Scalds, burns, old sores, tumOrs,
piles, are all relieved at once, and in
time effectually cured by the use OF
that perfect ointment, Beggs' Ger
man Salve. Ask your druggist for
sample and take no other. For sale
By H. F. Smith. tt
The new Peces Valley extension has
now reached several miles beyond the
east line of New Mexico, and the
work Of laying the track is progressing
at the rate of two miles per day, will
a fair chance CT the road being COM
pleted by December 10.
Probate Judge Doubleday has ap'
proved the sale of real estate belong
: ing to Elsie o. Clay, a minor. Th'
land sold was the undivided one
E twelfth interest in lots 9, 10, II ant
, u, in block 80, city of Wellington
j. Eva NJ. Chenoweth bought it.
G.A.VanHall, the leading druggis
!. NJ Rolter. Mo. writes: "We are hav
y ing splendid success with Begg'
: Blood Purifier and Blood Maker. l
is one of the best sellers we ever ha
|. and gives satisfaction to all who hav
n tried it. We take pleasure in rec
n ommending it. Fl. +. Smith. II
IS. Leedy has accepted a pOsitiO
/. with the Santa Fe as brakeman, CON
:, mencing bis duties this morning
T. Leedy was formerly employed 10
5. W. Schwinn's drug store. He is
registered pharmacist and alsu an el
perienced railroad man, having bee
:. 10 the train service before he Can
81 here.
st ]. H. Gregg, Of Dundee, Ka:
writes: "My little daughter who HI
r. been troubled with Group ever sin,
os she was three months old, l new
/ found anything to relieve her until
N tried Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup, al
that has cured her entirely. l thiI
it is the best cough Syrup on Il
Oh market. II. F Smith. If
e Now that the election has been d
- cide1, the people Of Wellington shOu
~ turn their attention to municip
ownership OF the waterwOrks plan
ne Unless some action is taken befor
D. hand, the city will be caught VIII,
q the present contract expires where
M will bs compelled to sign an unsat
u factory contract for the future.
ed Why? Do you complain of indig,
m tion, constipation and liver ills, VIII
cd Beggs' Little Giant Pills are with
is such easy reach. They are tod
F. without a superior, do not grip
gripc, and can be relied upon to eff
- a speedy cure when all Others ;
=, without the least avail. Be sure a
ask for "Beggs.' Take no substitu
~ For sale by Fl. f. Smith. t
The Wichita Beacon says that ev,
one of the successful candidates
'0 the county ticket in Sedgwick cOuI
WI is an Odd Fellow in good standi
i'1 The same thing will Apply jN S1m
county, except in the case Of Ol
~ hOlIzeI, whose vote is very close. ]
Populists have been trying to find
ded show" it happened: maybe the
at Fellows are reSponslble.-Journal.
""V A bridge carpenter by the name
oln Jepp Smith fell from bridge
"0' which he was working near Ais
OF. Tuesday and was instaI
10 killed. He only fell abOuteleveu
and but han the misfortune to fall upC
club log which was living in the wa
AIRY His skull was fractured and his &C