People's voice., 1898-08-04
A force Of fifteen uorkmen Mon.

J. WHO CiOy' rlUm WIS place Tue lll
x will run to Mayfeld, Milan, Argonia
If Conway Springs and Harper.
John Roth and his bartender, Gun
# Hee2s, were found guilty in polio
y court Tuesday afternoon on all th
q counts against them-three liquo
sales and nuisance count, and wer,
. fined s75 on each count-s3OO In all
The case will be appealed.
e Dick Weaver and mother arrived
from Peabody with their household
goods Sunday to make their home
In Wellington. They will reside il
q the first house east of Fletcher Price.
in the First ward. Dick has secured a
position with the Curtis Mercantile
Co.
D. Burnette of this city, was
united in marriage to Miss Marie
Schmidt at the home of the brides
parents near Oxford, at noon yester-
day, The bride and groom will 20 to
housekeeping Immediately in their
new home two doors north of the
Lutheran church.
Were farmers aware of the OppOr-
tunities at the Kansas State Agricul-
tural College, at Manhattan, for edu.
eating their sons and daughters for
farm life, efficiently and at low cost,
We believe that many more would
send them to that institution, even al
a pecuniary sacrifice.
Charles Jones, chief of police at
Wichita, and generalissimo of the
grand commandery, Knights Templar,
was in the city Tuesday in company
with several other Wichita Masons,
and assisted the local commandery in
cOnferring the Order OF the Red Cross
upon Mr.. Rudolph Of Alva, o. T.
The county commissioners on Mon.
day decided to submit a proposition
to the voters of the countyat the next
general election to erect a county jail
and jailer's residence In Wellington,
not to exceed 1000 in costs, the money
for the building of the Jail to be ap.
prorriated from the current expense
fund.
The report was generally circulated |
on the streets Saturday night that
Shelby Pile was sick at Santiago with
yellow fever. The report originated
from letter received from one Of the
Wellington boys in Cuba that Shelby
was the only one of the crowd that
became seasick on board the trans
ports.
RumOrs, of sensational sort, In
volving Belle Plaine doctor and
grass widow, were being whispered
around on the streets Tuesday morn.
ing. The doctor and the widow are
said to have met here Monday and
skipped out together, going south,
their destination being Guthrie, OF.
Journal.
Tom Richardson, the hustling
boomer, writes the Commercial club
OF wellington that the Texas delega-
tlon to the Omaha exposition will
stop here on their way to Omaha soon
and take "a look at the city. The
wellington Commercial club will see
to it that the Texans are treated well
and shown the sights while here.
The Alton Mercantile Co. has de-
cided to leave Milan since the paper
there has ceased publication. This is
one OF the largest general merchandise
stores in the county. The removal OF I
fromMilan deprived the store
Of "a local advertising medium and nee.
essarily handicapped 1t. The need Of J
4 newspaper is felt most by communi. |
ties not blessed with them. 8
Ready & Ready Wednesday filed a
'eplevin suit In district court against
City Attorney Woods and Assistant q
Marshal Millard to regain possession
II 81 quart bottles and l3 pint bottles
If malt, valued at s17.45, contlscated ),
q the raid on Roth's place. The de- !,
endants gave redelivery bond and :
lept the liquor. The case will be =
heard at the September term of court. :
Almost every man in America has :,
ONE digestive trouble. When men d
meet, the greeting usually is, "Well, h
low are you? That develops health
ak. The man who has no bowel or a,
tOmach trouble is almost a curiosity. d
trouble is men take no care of them
elves. They eat as though they bad :,
Opper stomachs and bowels of brass. .,
y and by, overworked nature rebels.
hen comes headaches, nervousness,
ad blood. liver and kidney troubles.
)r. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets furnish j
elp for constipation and torpid liver, ra
Ick and bilious headache. dizziness, 81