People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-11-22


Brandnew b,ocd is what conquered
Spain, aud wnat yeu can have 10 con
quer the world by using Beggs' Blood
Purifier and Blo0d Maker. There is
10 substitute. We keep it. H. F.
Smith. tt
Will Freeman received letter from
lis brother, Gen. L Frreman. at
Dover, o. T. last Saturday, stating
that he had the misfortune 10 have
lis left leg cat eff by coal rar last
Thursday.
Mary A. Gambrill has brought suit
in district court for divorce from
William A. G4m0riil. The parties
live in Mulyane, aud were married
two years ago. Cruelty is the cause
of action.
Bpggs' Hair ReneSer.-The old re-
liable hair rest0rer and invigUrat0r
fer over thirty years the leader in its
linz. II yOl give it a trial you will
recamend it to your friends. Sold by
Fl. F. Smith. tt
Roxey Wiley, son of Rose Wiley.
has been released from the federal
prison in Colorado, where he served a
term for robbIng the postoffice at
Cicero, this county, and has returned
TO Wellington.
"Aunty" Neff, the venerable and
gotd natured celebrity Of Perth, was in
Wellington Thursday taking iu some
of the manv bargains offered bv our
merchants Incidentally she paid her
respects to this office.
The city schools re0pened last
Thursday, with nearly a full attend
ance, They were closed ten DAYS on
account of diphtheria aud scarlet
fever The loss will probably be made
up at the end Of the school year.
Pray & Thomas delivery team ran
away m SOuth Washington avenue
Saturday morning with a wagon load
Of groceries. The groceries we're seat
tered pTomiscuOusy along the streets
and the wagon left almost a total
wreck.
State Superintendent Stryier has
received letter from the county
Superintendent of Gray county whicn
states that there is shortage of four
teachers out there, that number being
lacking 10 dill all the schools ~ the
county,
The children Of T. N, Richardson
who are confined with diphtheria, are
III reported ~ be improving. An
other Guild IN tee family waS stricken
with the disease Saturday morning,
making three cases at the Richard
son hpme.
Scalds, burns, old sores, tumors
piles, are all relieved at once, and il
time efeCtually cured by tue use Of
that perfect ointment, Beggs' Ger.
man Salve. Ask your druggist fol
sample aud bake 40 other. For salt
| bv II F. Smith. If
| a heavyweight football team wa
nrganized inv ellington the other day
With Harry Smith as captain an(
coach, aud Claude Stephens manager
| They have matched a game will
Wichita on the home grounds TO
Thanksgiving day.
| G.A.VanHall, the lea dug druggis
pf Bolter, Mo-, writes: "We are hav
lag splendid success with Beggs
BoOd Purifier and Blood Maker. |
IS one or the best sellers we ever haC
md gives satisfaction to all who hav
tried it. We take pleasure 10 REQ
Ommending it. H. +. Smith. If
Mrs. W. a. Caldwell who had beel
visiting with her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. L. M. Forsyth, and othe
relatives and friends for sometime
returned to her home at Concord, O
r, Thursday. Her daughter, Mis-
Vivian, who has been attendtn.
school here, accompanied her.
The Southwest Kansas Teacher:
as,ociation, of which Prof. E. Kelle
Of Wellington is treasurer, meets a
The Grand opera house, Anthony, th
18th and 26lh iust Prof. Bear is O.
the program for a discussion. Prof
Butcher will deliver au address OF
"The Scope Of High School Work"
w. II. Canaan, Jr., the infant son O
: Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. CamaD, formerl
OF Wellington, died Tbursday after
noon at Winaeld. The funeral oC
CURED at the house, 9l5 East Mint
avenue, Winfield, at 8 o'clock Frida
afternoon, aud the little body wa
laid to rest in Union cemetery.
], II Gregg, Of Dundee, Kas
writes: any little daughter who ha
hem troubled with Group ever sine
she was three months old, | neve
found nlthing to relieve hel until
tried Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup, an
thst has cured her entirely. thin
1t is the best cough Syrup on tb
market. II. F Smith. If
! Elmer LaYne, secretary OF the We
liDgton lodge, NJ. W. A, has received
draft itr S. 900, Jhe umpgat If III
, insurance carried By the late HNrar
Mexsail. The Insurance was mad
payable TO the deceased's children
Their guardian is /. 2. Campbell {
Wichita. Mr.. Campbell was in N
city last evening. on his return hon
! from Anthony. and the money W.
turned over to his keeping.
Rev. Thos. Pcniek and Mrs. n.
Bybee left via the Rock Island MOnda
! morning for Nardiu, OF, in respOns
10 telegram from the family Of A
l. Freeman, announcing the deaf
near that place Sunday of Viol