People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-12-02

Information McGnlre was arrested,
was net positive when it came to trial,
that he could identify either beyond
doubt. The arrest Of MCGUIRE and
Stilwell seems to have been a bungling
piece Of work.
Advertising pays: Geo. B. Dean
contracted with the VOICE the first
Of November for a half page I'D
to run a month. The increase in his
sales was noticeable to such an extent
that he saw that the advertisement
was paying investment, and has
decided to continue it. Any mer-
chant Can make his advertisement
pay him bigger profit than any
article in his store, by giving atten-
ton to il.
Duke Haltiwanger, the 3-year-Uld
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Haltiwanger,
died about o'clock Tuesday night OF
diphthera. Funeral services were
conducted from the family residence
on North Jefferson avenue next after
noon at 3 o'clock, by Rev. o. L.
Smith, pastor Of the Christian church,
iu the absence Of the Episcopal rector.
IDterment was made in Prairie Lawn
cemetery. The sympathy Of the com.
j mqnity goes out TO the bereaved
family.
J.W. Thrailkill informs US that be
:, killed Two Ut the deer seen on the
Ruggles farm the other day, out that
Walker did not kill any. VIM. Treft
killed one of them. NJ. Marquart,
I who lives near c. c. Roberts CT May
L field, the owner of the deer, says that
~ Roberts is in Arkansas trying to get
" more deer to add to his farm, his idea
' being to establish "deer ranch.
IL Roberts will not be surprised to learn
y that some OF his deer have been
killed, as they were continually get
IL ting out.
u A good story comes from Prairie
- Creek, west of Perth. Paul Kern, ;
IL prosperous German farmer living IL
"a that vicinity, has fine lot of chick
Dc ems. Friday night thieves visited BIZ
!" place and stole number of his bes
- hens. The following morning Mr.
ID Kern found a pOcketbOok in the hen
ly house containing Sos. The thief hal
re lost the money while stealing tn
he chickens. Mr.. Kern does not expec
q, the pOcketbook to be claimed by any
es one, and is chuckling to himself
ds great deal. This Incident will have
ed tendency to lead the farmers to leav
their chicken houses unlocked d
is night.
lr. Senator A. G. FOrney, while drivn
he by the home OF Geo. TillitsOn Frida!
of was thrown out Of his buggy by tn
ST. sudden frightening of his horse, whic
to didn't much like the sudden appear
la. ance Of a barking dog. The senate
rs, fell for distance Of twenty feet all
NE alighted on his arm, but was not st
iously injured. The horse ran u
town and stopped, after having d.
- molished the buggy. On Saturda
~ the last anybody saw of that dog WI
~ when he went out of town behind
" farm wagon, much against his dOI
y. ships will, as he braced his fOreleI
9' against the all.pOwerful strength of
=" Kansas farm team.-Belle PLANE D
" fender.
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on, From every source the VOICE is +
ceiving commentator for its ente
prise in giving the people the ne'
KID twice week. Issuing in two sectio
lys' promises to make the paper far mo
O"' popular than it ever was before.
nay Tuesday the people are made a
nOC Quainted with all the happenin
'st- over Sunday aud on Friday we bri
lth- them the very latest after all t
Goa other comfy papers have gone
1ro' press. ln this fast age the weel
lSas papers no longer meets the demau
ma If the people. The large gene
newspapers are now issuing two a
pire three times a week-and the couu
tom papers are just beginning to acce
EN-. the inevitable. The VOICE is |
nth 1rSt in this section to adopt the n
tice idea, and since it costs the people
,ino more than formerly we are sure
.ney will be appreciated. Tell your neil
ron. Dor about it and urge him TO
nose abreast of the times by enrolling
- our grand army OF readers.