People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-12-09

VS.. CldTtncb bSOJOd eU al, IOr tle QTst
week In January.
]. II. StOnehocker of COrbin. and
his brother, Mari Stonehocker. re
Gently removed to this county from
Republic county, we're in the city yes
terday business.
Luenlug Is 10 IL fUr Christmas goods
as Usual. lie viii make Lne nnesL
display vi soaoUudUie novelties ne has
ever shown. You wauJ w see hlm
early aud make your selections.
Beggs' Hair Reue 6er.-Ine Old IL
iidUie nalr resLUrer aud luylgurdJOf
IUr over UiiiiUy years lie lrduer III It's
LIE. II yUu give ~ d LIai !Uu win
iecUnenu IL w your friends. sold W
ii. h. omlth. If
acknowledgements Bdlulug 10 Uferlng
III Ine Way vi puUIos Is Tue OesL that
udS ever Uecn offered III Wellington.
Ine quallGy vi Ills W.. K is lar superior
w any Ghlus IuaG has ever Deeu dole
ln Wellington.
W. &. CUidwell was over from Ok
ford Tuesday. de bas delay eu
going 10 Nevada, Mo-, ~ take treaL-
menL, for few weeks. He may TAKE
a "Trip To Florida alter remaining a.
Nevada awhile.
Cards are out announcing the ap-
prOacnlng marriage Of Ore Edwaiu
Wlnger 70 Miss Mary Ruoy Porter, u
take place at the home Of JAS. Porler,
Que mile east vi Town, December q,
aL s o'clock p III.
The Kay Center Town company, u
corporation organized To light Black
we'll, OF, tor tile county seat, has
been chartered 10 Oklahoma. l.. b.
mber, J K. hastle and Jonn Bradley
Ot Wellington, are three Of the dlrec-
tors.
See our line of china, lamps, water
SETS, faucy dishes; DON'T fail ~ see The
gold crown, 1t Is dig Improvement,
adds very much 10 the looks OF lamp,
We are the only house IN the city
that have the gold crown attachment.
Wyatt Bros.
G.A.VauHall, the Leading druggisl
Uf BUlter, Mo-, writes: I'VE are nav
lug splendid success with Beggs
b God Purifier and Blood Maker. Ii
Is one oil The best sellers we ever hau
and gives satisfaction To all who have
tried 1t. We take pleasure in rec
Ommendiug 1T. H. +. Smith. II
Eastern Star lodge Wednesday night
elected new officers as follows: Mrs.
Ella Hansen, W.M ; }. l. Cole, W.P.;
Mrs. Nellie Cooper, AN; Mrs. Or
IeUa Davis, treasurer; Mrs. Laura
Weddle, secretary; Mrs. Elizabeth
Hambin, conductress; Miss Nellie
llamblin, assistant cOnductreSs.
For external piles, cuts, burns and
bruises, old SOrsS, eczema, aud all
skin diseases, Begss' German Salve
stands today without d peer. IL is an
old reliable remedy, and if used freely,
wounds will heal without scar. BE-
careful 10 get "Beggs" aud be sure OF
speedy cure. For sale by Ii. l..
Smith. If
The embezz ement charge against
Squire w. Z. Cox came up 10 Justice
ChaddOn's court Wednesday. His
aLlurueys flied motion to Quash,
which was sustained, County Attorney
Rogers not objecting. The short
age hao been made good by Mr.. Cox
and the A.OU.W. lodge asked thai
The Case be dismissed.
j. H Gregg, Of Dundee, Kas.
writes: "My little daughter who ha,
been troubled with Group ever since
she was three months old, ! neve
found anything to relieve her until
tried Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup, ant
that has cured her entirely. | thinl
it is the best cough Syrup on thv
market. II. F Smith. tt
Pains IN the chest when a person
has a cold indicate a tendency TO
ward pneumonia. A piece OF fame
dampeued with Chamberlain'I Pail
Balm and bound Nj at the chest owe
the seat of pin will promptly reIiev,
the pain aud prevent the thre iteDel
attack Of pneumonia. This sam
treatment will cure lame back in
few hours. Sold by all druggists.
DR.. Weeks Of Caldwell, was fine
$40 and costs. aggregating so, il
Justice ChaddOn'S court Monday even
ing fOr violating the state healtI
laws in refusing or neglecting to re
port births and deaths. The CON