People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-05-05

the foreign merchant and of the i'm.
porter. Silver in Mexico has stimu.
lated exports and contracted
imports.
R. 81. Hahnsbarger of Conway
Springs, was here Monday visiting bis
sister, Mrs. W. Fl. Carnes, and trans
acting business.
DR.. Ralph Nelson left Saturday
night for LaHarpe, ILL.,, to reside
He has purchased dental Office and
business there.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Martin and son
OF Whitman, we're visiting In the city
Saturday, the guests Of W. L. Martin
and Asa NJ. Black.
John Faulkenberg was up from
Caldwell Monday; while here he closed
a deal for the Dawson quarter section
OF land near Caldwell.
Prickly Ash Bitters is the best
spring remedy because it Is a blood
purifier and system regulator CON-
bined. Creates appetite and helps
digestion. Sold by Ed Hayes.
1t is probable that the site of the
pew mill will be on the Santa Fe rail.
road after all. The directors are 10
correspondence with that end In
view.
Probate Judge J. NJ. Doubleday has
appointed B. A. Fletcher, H. NJ. Col.
lins and P. g. Simons appraisers Of
the personal property Of Mrs. NJ. L.
German, insane.
Beginning with Sunday Conductor
Loosly's train now runs from Caldwell
to Newton, instead Of stopping at
Wichita as heretofore. This is done
In order to connect with the California
train.
Rev. 0. L. Smith united in marriage
Mr.. Amos Busby of Lamont, OF,
and Miss Della L. Bailey, at the home
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. W. Bailey, southwest Of the city,
Sunday afternoon.
Impure blood makes its presence
felt when the days grow warm. 1t
produces lassitude, dizziness, foul
breath and Discrimination for work.
Prickly Ash Bitters Is a fine spring
remedy. A blood purifier and system
cleanser combined. Sold by Ed Hayes
The inducements held out by the
merchants of Wellington this spring
to influence still greater proportion
Of the farmers Of Sumner county to
do their trading in this city, should
be acceptable TO those farmers and
gratifying to the county at large.
Wellington is the natural trading
point Of this great county. Its bust.
ness men are OF the legitimate class,
we'll SchOoled in their chosen lines,
have the capital with which TO carry
forward their business, aud are pa.
triotic to home and the future great.
ness OF this section OF country. Many
Of them have been here for years, are
personally known to majority Of the
farmers Of the county, and in this
manner brought more closely in touch
with those with whom the2 transact
business. Such feeling of right
should be engendered between the
tradesman and his conn;ry patron as
would insure perfect harmony and
mutual advancement. 1t is crafty
ing TO see our streets filed daily with
vehicles which have come from all
portions Of the county, and the atti-
tude of the Wellington merchant this
spring, almost without exception, t.
still enlarge this visitation. Farmers
Of the county who peruse the news
papers which 20 out from Wellington
every week freighted with induce
ments for them to come mere and
trade, will find that the merchants
are leaving nothing undone TO keep
up their side Of the work OF sUlidify-
ing the interests OF the county and Its
capital city. There is freshness aud
an inspiration found in perusing the
advertisements of our Wellington mer-
chants this spring.