People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-02-07

ance keeps hr Rec"fd plant from 90
iag Through he probate urt rs part
Of the deceased'> eSlare.
t@v. Dr.. Nurse, WHO has delighted
" l'inglUn aud iehce> with his CHARM
Ing 1'.v OF o,aiOry, WIS stricken with
Ipt'a''s'>of The speech organs in an
Ohio town last week.
Il. 3. Wilson Thursday received the
news OF The death ni his brother in.
law, a. D. Stricken, at Los Angeles.
ca. Nr. Strcker WAS hotel keeper
/ and died of Ia grippe.
Beggs' Hair ReneSer.-The old re.
liable hair reslUrer and iuviguratnr
for over thirty years the leader in its
line. II Won give it a trial you will
re"omend it to your friends. Sold by
Fl. F. Smith. If
Poultry market advancing. Hens
81 cents; springs 2 to pounds, 6 TOT
cents; turkeys heus, I cents; yourg
t. ms, 6 cents; old toms, 4 cents: eggs
10 e0ts. Rush them in and get TOP
prices. J. NJ. Mckee. If
Scalds, burns, old sores, tumor,,
plies, ire all relieved at once, and in
inc effectuaIy cured by the use of
hat perfect ointment, BeggS' Ger
uaD Salve. Ask your druggist for
tape All ne 10 other. For sale
~ II, F. Smith. If
Lee Cartwright and wife lnee Vel
ma Craig of yelling on) and baby ar
rived from Ration, NM, Saturday on a
visit TO Mrs. Cartwrlght'> father. John
Taig. They are on their way to
Kansas City where Mr.. wright
has been Transferred by the Santa Fe.
L. G. Newton and wife will move
back to Wellington from Enid, 0. T.,
soon rs The estate lett by he late
#a'ter Newtan, their SOC, is wound
| up. Walter Newton left a small for.
tune, The result Of unceaSing lab II in
the comm ssion basinssS IN 0klahe-
nj.
Travelling Engine Foreman Boards
ley lett Thursday on 204 for his nome
in Chanute. His address to the local
order Of the B. Of L. F. Thursday
afternoon was very interesting aud
was we'll received by the boys. lie
viii De in the city again, probably all
of next week.
Why? Do YOU complain Of iDdigeS-
tiOn, constipation and liver ills, when
Beggs Little Giant Pills are within
such easy reach. They are today
without a superior, do not grip or
gripc, aud can be relied upon TO effect
a speedy cure when all Others are
without the least avail Be sure auG
ask for "Beggs." Take no substitute.
For sale by Fl. F. Smith. IT
Out Of thirteen appliCantSior teach
erS' certificates at the recent county
examination, three received second
grades, four received third grades, and
six failed. No first grade certificates
were issued. County Superintendent
Massey has announced his intention
Of keeping the names Of unsuccessful
applicants from the public, as well as
the grades received by the successful
pplicantS.
The case of Arthur Murln against
Districtl35 was decided by thejury yes
erday in favor of the plaintiff. His
recovery was fixed at $50, the amount
sued for. Suit will now be begun for
$50, the amount Of salary he wOuli
have received for the remainder of
the term had he not been removed as
teaacheT of the school. Ready &
Ready were attorneys for the plain.
tiff and conducted the case in a
Shrewd and faultle.s manner.
The owner OF the lots where the
old East Lincoln avenue hotel form
eriY stood should be required to ill
up the cellar, which extends to the
very edgsOf the sidewalk. A false
step would precipitate person to the
bottom of the hole, six feet below the
walk. The sidewalk ia front of the
lots is so poor that it cannot be re.
paired; it will have to be rebuilt. The
old walk should be hauled away. The
walk is almost as dangerous as the
hole under the old hotel.