People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-07-21

for repairs next Sunday, and there
viii he no services. The interior will
be decorated with paDer and paint.
Rev. Smith will not decide upon his,
course for the future ultil he returns.
Programme for e. E. Local Union
TO he held at Perth, Sunday, August
I, 1898, at $3.50 o'clock:
Devotional services conducted BY
the president.
Paper-Mrs. Hattie Mayse.
Paper-I. R. Heasty.
Music--May neld Quartet.
Paper-O. II. Attebury.
Music-Perth Quartet.
Recitation-Mrs. Lizzie Heasty.
PRAYER meeting led by D. W. Err
vim. subject lessons from the Life Of
Elijah, / Kings lS:20-39.
Yesterdays Wichita Eagle says that
several Andover people have recog-
nized the two men arrested at Maize
as the men who robbed the Frisco
train Saturday night. City Marsha
Shaver, who assisted Sheriff Sim
mons In making the arrests, continues
tn doubt their identity. lie thinks
Sam Smith had ahand in the robbery.
Smith has been seen by half a dozen
persons in the county since his escape
from the penitentiary. One man
talked to him. II the men now under
arrest are the guilty. parties, Mr..
Shaver will receive $500 as lis share
Of the reward offered for their arrest.
Monday Deputy County Clerk j.
Robert Gillian took his parents, who
live near Portland, to the home OF
Judge j. A. Ray, where he is board.
ing, for dinner. While talking, il
developed that Mrs. Ray and Mrs.
Gillian were from the same county,
Greene, IN Kentucky. This was
pleasant fact and the ladies were en-
j0ying themselves very much convers.
ing about people and familiar places
10 the old commonwealth, when IL
developed that Mrs. Ray aud Mrs.
Gillian were cousins. They had
never met before. The formal chat
was turned into happy union Of
relatives and every incident and scene
Of their childhood days was gone over
again. Mrs. Gillian AMI her husband
went homo Monday night, promising
to return again and TO visit often in the
future.
City Marshal G. e. Shaver went to
Wichita Monday In response to a
telegram from the officials there, aud
accompanied them to Maize, where
two desperate characters, supposed
to be the men who held upand robbed
the Frisco train at AndOver Saturday
evening, were arrested. The men
had the little town Of Maize terror
lied and nearly everybody in town
we're up awaiting the arrival OF the
officers to take the suspects away. A
bunch of skeleton keys and heavy
calibre revolvers were found on the
men. They were taken to Wichita.
The younger Of the men is apparently
Is years OF age, while the Older Is said
to be not over %. NJ. Shaver 10
doubtful II they are the men who
committed the train robbery, but he
feels certain that they are bad men
and are wanted somewhere for devil
try.
! Why Is IL that one man Is old and
decrepid at As, and another bale and
hearty at 80? 1t depends on the care
he takes of himself. Often u mans
body gets out Of repair-the trouble
grows until 1t lays him out In bed
Whenever man feels that he Is moi
as well as he ought to be, whenever
he is listless, without energy anc
; without vitality, whenever he finds
that he is losing weight and that hi
ordinary work gives him undue IA
: tigue, he needs DR.. Pierce's Colder
Medical Discovery. II he keeps OF
working with his liver inactive ant
! bis blood impure-he keeps his nerves
and his body under constant ner-
vous strain. He will not be heart!
when he Is old. The "Golden Med
. lcal Discovery" cures many so-callet
diseases because nearly all Hines
: springs from the same tbing-bad di
gestiou and consequent impure blood
The Discovery" makes the appetite
9 good, the digestion strong, assimilla
4 tion easy, and the blood rich AMI
4 pure.
q w. W. Schwinn Of Salt Lake City
r Utah, and Tom George Of Kansa
r City, have formed a partnership 70
;. the practice CT law at Kansas City
A and Mr.. Schwinn will move With hi
}. family to the latter place the first 0
4 August. The firm name will b
Y George & Schwinn. Mr.. George ha
a lucrative practice at Kansas City
and +. is understood tina: be mad