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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25

New York. Fob 3D. New York po-
ilcc authorities have found $500 worth
81 goods alleged a. have been stolen
lnst month from the iowciry store ~ L..
n. Prince q CO.. and tho Md glove
manufacturer Jacob tieldpuhnudor.
Cincinnati. The men suspected ~ TAX
ing the goods. Joseph Williams. alias
Simon Moses. and John Sutton. alias
MoatEutc. are under arrest In Cincin-
natl a lDttrr was found In Williams
possession addressed 60 Sadie Ray
mond, New York. The New York police
vefoa unahis 10 t. ionliia, thu "A canaan. bat
they found In an apartment house for
mvfly occupied by her, packing ease
marked Shelhlnn. $40. n was diHcov-
erred that lot of gloves had been
shipped To Missouri ana this Hurmiae
was found e. b. correct. iiy following
up various clues. tho homo pulice sue
co.ded In locating a large quantity m
icWelry ana gloves IN an out ~ the
way place In brooklyn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25

To examine gold mines 70 Nevada IL
the purpose co. which a party ~ well
Known mining u on ieft this city today
90 contingent being madf up ~ Frank
y. Taylor. H. q, LegE. superintendent
~ the Northern iight. Jed CliVo and
others. The gentlemen were little
rrticrnt nH a. their exact destination.
hut iutimnted that mines In the vicinity
Of Golcondn and Hattie Mountain would
receive attention nt their hands. n n
highly probable that On tho result of
their examinations depends tho con.
summation nf an important deal In
which. lt ~ said. q. ". Airs, John Dorm
and other will become Interested. Os-
ear Hardy ~ this city ~ said "a own
Rood claims IN that section and some
are ~ the opinion that Il ~ these prop
critics the gentlemen have an ryr on.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25
Thomas Weir Said to be After the
Star Consolidated,
MINING AFFAIRS AT FRISCO.


Thomas Weir Of the Highland Boy.
was out at Tintic today making an eN-
animation Of the Star Consolidated. In
which. Il ~ said. h. b. about To become
Interested. Particulars OF the deal are
not obtainabic. hut from % reliable
source the News" learns that Weir
~ ncrotlating Tor rart. if not all. NJ
the mine above named. The gentle
man went out with " T. Lawrence. a
hair owner. and was shown through the
Workings TODAY. The star ~ snid to
ho fast developing into BONANZA. and
has Wine In ore a distance NJ 20 feet.
with q 31-foot crosacut ut tho bottom.
It, con iitipn W very satisfactory and
doubtless Mt. Weir viii BE- led to In.
vest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25
Mining AnaIf. II IfI.cn.

Following IA car OF copper and four
ears Of concentrate from the Horn
silver. T.. r. farnrwofth nud VI. g.
Morris returned from Frisco last even
INK o. which section they had been xiv
Ing attention 10 affairs connected with
the Horn silver and Wnahinutnn- rriH-
60. That both ARE in excellent cnndl-
ton ana fully able o. maintain n rvpu-
thtlnn ns producers, u the verdict N tho
returning pilgrims. who take especial
pride In emphasizing the fact that the
Frisco u fast developing
Into big proposition. In tn's property
the miners are drifting On orr. and "
is tho belief ~ MosHrH FnrnHwnrtn AMI
Morris that II y only matter Of o.
short time. untli'it viii rank with the
best producers In tho state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25
Tlnllc wine. I.eelinr Won

~ Sheets, N the brokerage firm ~
Sheets a Thompson. came In from
Tiniic today. after having Inspected the
Four Aces, Lower Mammoth. Picnic
and star Consolidated. OH ~ which be-
prpnuunccH In good shape. On thc same
train came Harry Joseph. mnnuIf,f uf
the Lower Mammoth. who states that
the reported strike IN this property ls
all right. there being a. nice. blk Neln
show Ing In the north drift m the i0n-
foot level tn" miners arc going into
10 with satisfactory results. AMI whUn
u a. not nll ore. Sir. Joseph LOOKS fnr u
leading a. q big body ~ good mineral
The gentleman also reports tho -Four
Aces M good shape ana says tho COM
plny sent In a cotton shipment On
ThurHdny last,
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celenI,i casier. I.ecslr,..

Washington. Fob. - Assistant Sec.
Rotary 81 War Muikloiohn has made
public q settlement showing the total
receipts from customs and taxes roe
rciVcd IN The several ports in the g.
lands NJ cuba ana Porto Rico and N"
Philippines. ~ Tar nr reports have been
received hN the war department from
the respective dates ~ occupation ut
said ports by ~" military forces of the
United states To- ana Including ianu.
ary 10. ikp1 in cuba from july a..
isls. to January %. 1889. tsiX ports not
reporting Tor january tili2Jis wnH
isls. u.NtFNia In Porto Rico from
August ~. isq,. 10 December a.. ISIS
N-Nl- on.
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nenhls nI,lasna r,pected.

again thrrr are rum0rR % u double
dividend from the swansea. tho report
bolnE current ln mining circles that
March win witness the payment ~ SO.
000 Ca Htuckhnldrra This. n ~ said. h.
the reason fnr the stocks present popu-
iarity. the security being strong around
$3.50 IL share. Or reports be- true cone
corning tho condition % tho mine. tho
company d. doubtless IN q position 10
pay brttDr dividend, ana stockholders
viii fool thankful fur such move on
tho part uf thr r1mpnny'H director. A
day or two win tHll whether ~ not the
ruiuur this time is correct
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25
Egg rsmiue In the i.a.t

In Pitishurr. Pa. the price n eggs
hm advanced from q to a. cents a
dozen
IN Indianapolis. Ind. nm egg fnmiuc
~ on. The retail price Yesterday was
81 centH aud The Wholesalers are hold
ing ont ut % cents
The egg flWln" h1a reached Clevc-
land. -. and tho retail price today
reached 90 cents per- dozen Al many
rvfiHurnnts they have been erased
from the bin nj fare
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Another seat sold.

Another scat was sold ON the OK
change today. the buyer being De witt
~. Lowe. who performed similar service
Tor W. J. Barnett last saturday. AZ a
week ago the price paid was 1851. and u
~ Understood that the rcnt goes "a
Lawrence a ninwoodey. two onterpris-
INK young men who have entered the
brokerage business within the past few
days. Tho ilrm viii likely BE- represent
ed on the exchange some time during
next week.
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nIb.--reb.. llo. May anNaLs5.

Whcat-No. 3. rcd. 72nG73s: 40, o.
COOL. No. 2 hard. eGkm6ih; No. Q. Giff
tsls' No. I. northern spring. siis'l5sH,
No. 2. 6s'sIiii5. no. .. spring, 6iaW
"A.
Corn--No. .. 3shHm: No. 2. 33Nh
Oats-No. 2. 2iisU9,. No. 3, 25hHt.
filrlcy--ii to ~.
Hyc-ii
Timothy-2f7.
ItoN-f tgi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25

II has been fully demonstrated that
Elys Cream Balm N "a specific FOR
nasal Cntnrrh ana cold In tho head.
This distinction has been achieved only
as the result Of continued successful
use. a morbid condition NJ the meme
brnne In the nasal pnhsnEen can be-
treatment. Sold by druggists or Id
viii be mailed for 90 cents by Ely nro-
theirs. % Warren Street. New York. IL
spreads over the membrane, h nb.
sorbcd and relief IN immediate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25
DENVER Ltyp srocK.

Denver. Fob. e5.-Cattic-Uccclpts
200. Market nrmi beef Htccrs. i,2inb.ul
cows. g.g5nl.eh. feeders. freight paid.
. gifft 90. rt0ckera. s.i5ui1i, bulls und
STAYS. 2.00H3.0o.
Hogs Receipts. 80. Market active
and steady. liFht packers. A.65u5.'V'
mixed. 3.Gon2.C g. heavy. l.tin3.oo.
sheep Receipts. $50. Market steady
good tat muttons. 3.sj1i.s0; lambs. 80
mf.s5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25
West sunbeam iiond.

lllhNc Mlhtfl
The sunbeam Mining company has
taken up the bond on the West SUM
beam, which was owned by ". ~. Roy
nnlir. W. N. ioylancc and H. ~.
MoodmauHeO. ana viii at once prurred
a. patent u. There WIS yct nine
months time before the money became
due. ANA 10 speaks well Tor tho man
HE0meut that from the fund on hand
PEE much has hsru accomplished. 4
small hoist Inns been put on the shaft
at tho West sunbeam, ana the CONE
pany viii Itself continue II a. the deep.
ami VIII also extract through II some
uf The rich ore from the upper work.
lngs of the Ioab Lawrence claim ud-
Joining.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25

Acting through nooth. Ice a Hitchlc.
IT. attorneys. John q. ForcnFnn today
served motley On a." stock exchange
ara IT. members. that D." b. tho original
looltur OF tho Blaine group On the West
.Hr. Camp Via. u uirtficL aud that thu
nowly Incorporated t.lkhorn company
has hut a 'uniWr's title 20 the ground
known ~ tne i,iknofti. sliid gtouid D.
Inn ~" blaine rfoup. M Sorcnnon Will
contest thu ught q tho Eikhorn 10 the
nrnIINIIN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25
KANSAS CIR, Livr STOCK.

Kansas city. Feb. gi.-Cattlc-llc-
ccipts 100. Market unchanged.
Hogs Receipts. 1900. Market strong
to 9itc higher.
Bulk ~ sales. sse0da.5i: hcayics. 81 20
ass; packers. s1.55G3.'o. mixed. Sl.iiff
aGi. light. S3.t0u3.s0. workers. yj.5iu
$50; pigs, s2aon3.t5.
sheep Receipts. t00 Market IN
changed Lambs, 5.50aiGi. muttons.
ggs51iiO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25


Taylor Uros., stock urpk"r.,
u W. First SO. Wire orders our expense.
Luce a Jennings. stock nrokers,
n W. Second South 81. Telephone 100.
Have Your Pianos aud Organs Tuned
and Regulated at II. %. Culdcr'H sons.
Andrew A Lombard. stoc y nroh.rs,
eos Atlas block. Tel. sa0-i Rings.
Morri. a West. stock urokers,
cot Atlah block. Telephone COL.
Waterman uroth.r-. stock iirntsrs.
No. 0 Central Blk. Phone tG-9 rings.
Elmer D.. Darling. stack nreh.r.
loans; W. End South. Tel. 'oS
Harry u. cole. stock urot.r.
No 80 West Second South. Phone go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25
wrnKrN nANK STATEMENT.

New York. Fob 2S.-'rhe weekly bank
statement shows the following changes
surplus reserve, decrease, N03s,n2b ,
loans. increase. Sl2aGs, 400, specie, In
crease, Si2a000; legal tenders. de-
creased. Si2li, s00i deposits, Increased,
sll. i0l, 500; circulation, Increased, So
600.
The banks now hold so. aal 900 In eV-
cess Of the requirements OF the 81 per
cent rule
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25

The semi Weekly News II the
great country paper ~ the intermoun-
tain region, II clrculntos In every city
and settlement IN Utah, uni IN most Of
yada. Western Canada and Ola Mexico;
MS an advertising medium Il Il unex-
cellcd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25

For frost bites, burns indolent sores.
eczema, skin disease. and especially
Pnes, DeWiu's witch Hazel Snly.
stands first and host Look out Tor
dishonest people who try To Initiate and
counterfeit H. It's their endorsement
of "a good article. Worthless goods are
not Initiated. Get DtWutH Witch
Hazel Snlve. n. q. Rchramm. McCor-
nick Building, corner Main street. First
south.
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MARKET REPORTS.
Nnw ,onN MAnKrrs.
MONEY.

MONEY.
New York. Feb. ss.--Moncy on call
steady at gagH per cent; last loan, ga
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, sh0ah per
cont.
sterling exchange steady at LScisG
4. Tor demand and iSt.0is FOR O. days.
posted rates. istimtNs and iNGhff
isih. commercial bills, fs3uis,
silver ccttincatcs nominaliy. $3.50
G0s.
lar silver sgN.
Mexican dolinu. "a.
State bonds Inactive. railroad bonds
weak
Government bonds nrm; o.. i.OGii;
new, a. reg. LIZA; coupon, LES; a.,
LIES, coupon, LEA ends, %, o.. rcg-
iiih; do coupons, lin,
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Now York. Fob. ss.-opcning prices
on tho stock market were on both sides
of tho account. but the variations the
other way nrr generally sriiiing. The
feature WIS the purchnre uf about 30
Op0 shares uf ontario a Western. llfting
the price about "a point. Tobacco
opened ~ fractionally higher. hut soon
dropped ais.
Tho heHltnncy was soon replaced by
general show nf weakness, with the
luss"s quite severe In some stocks. The
readiness with which stocks We're taken
on the declines caused some traders Ia
change front aud TAXI the long side.
The support first appeared In the
spccialtlos.
Tobacco was carried up three points.
Sugar 2is and Metropolitan Street liail-
WAY 3 The rise IN prize stocks halted
upon the report ~ tho weekly bank
statement, which showed "a decrease In
surplus rcavryr OF over $4,000 600, ana an
Increase In loans of nearly $4,000. 0no,
This exhibit was more uufnNurhhle
than generally expected ana Influenced
heavy rrnlizntions. which were supple
montod hy liberal offeringH Of the
bears Toward the close a brief buy
ing movement developed, and the entire
market hardened. Sugar acted buoy
nntly. while the jump ~ y In Third
avenue attracted considerable atten-
tlon. The market closed hrm ON the
rally. but at a slightly lower level ON
the day,
SUGAR,
New York. Feb. ei.-sugnr. raw, firm.
fair rcnning..a1s centrifugal, % toft,
Ak; mOlnssea sugar, ii-id Refined.
nrm; crushed, 5'l powdered, o.; gren-
ulntcd. Co.
Coffec--pull.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25
culcAGO MARKETS.

Chicago. Feb eb-Ilogs- Receipts
$4,000. For Monday, $4,000 lett over
! 400,
Market mostly bIiOc higher: mixed
and butchers, 3.10M3.aiis' good heavy
b. 7bifi 90, rough heavy, 3.70W3.S 80.
Hight. a.GiGi3,Hk.
cattle Receipts. 200, Market steady.
Shoep-Ilocelpta 1000. Market steady,
PRODUCE.
Chicago. Feb. 26,-May wheat opened
at 53ll, advanced TO 'i receded 10 i3M
a..
Close.
wheat-May. TgNniG: July nv.
Corn-reb.. 3iTl May 26A,
Oats--Feh.. 20; May, %.
pnrk-Feb., a31h May, 9.hiH.
Iard-Fcb,. 5.s7h May, 5.i5.
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UNDERWEAR.

Mons Sanitary Wool Underwear reg
ular value 81 20, o. close at por suit
Si.5O
Natural Wool Underwear, WAR
RANTED nuu-shrluking, patent gus
Hvt, extra tuo finish, regular value
50 90, FOR per suit
Si.25
Mons an Wool natural gray Under
wear, extra quality special value az
$500 per suit for this week our price
win be, per suit
$2.i5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25
BOYS CLOTHING.

LOT i-noys an wool Suck Suit,
double scat and knee, made from nne
imported ana domestic rhcNiot and
Twccds. Italian cloth LlningH. iine
regular value $500, special price
So. SO
LOT eHiuyF School Suits. Chcyiot
and T'wrrdH. some double scat and
knee. black blue ana fancy, broken
slices. medium weight, nno value at
&3.sb. Tor this week
$3.50
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AS rnANcI,co MNnNrrs.

PRODUCE.
san Frnnclsco. Feb. Whoat-ln-
active. May. liz. Hnch. t.i5.
BARLEY, iuactivci new, i.0iia.
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ONLY SI.0O


Monday 9Th with "Trip to Africa"
via oregon short Line. Special train
leaves at Six =. NJ. returning after the
opera ana connecting with street cars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25

TRANSPORTS OF STOCKS,
Max 100 at 81 .igisi 100 az " la, 700
hl N.i,. 100 at ~ Az.
chloride Point, 100 NJ $40.
paly-West. 100 At $50; i.tO0 nj 81 f5.
Dexter i00 az Se.75. 100 AZ 81 G5. 200
hi " Mi 100 al 81 40; 100 al Ss.J7ls,
Daisy, 500 al iDiac.
-Four Aces, 900 al 53iec; 1000 at 5lisc
tl az ilo. 1000 ~ i2hc. seller 30 days,
'pp nl bac, seller 30 daysi 5000 at bic
buyer 80 days.
Northern Light, 100 at 72Ao; 1900 at
'-. 200 nt ne. 600 az Tic
Bullion Heck Tunnel coo NJ dlso.
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STOCKS WERE
BADLY TREATED.
Received a MerclIess Drubbing
from the Bear Element Today.
40 FAVORITISM MANIFEST.
Nearly Al shared In the Onslaught
Joe Bowers sells at n Very
Low Figure.

Mining stocks generally, received a
t.urtilcss drubblng on the exchange
this morning. therc being few that did
not take part In the onslaught So
tevcfc was the bear movement. that
d., market lost nearly all its remain
inr strength. and crstwhllc favoritcs
we're slaughtered On the right hand and
on the left. until hardly a broker knew
where he WIS at. and the Investor left
inc room with "A scowi. feeling that
Broker 80 aud So, however fair In his
dealings. had taken advantage Of him.
ey advising him to buy stocks with
such tendency Despite the weak
nee Of the market. there was "a FAIR
amount OF activity. and when the call
closed. the slips figured M 5l.s0O shares
sold. the same having selling value OF
i.i.is2.
Ninx was the nrHt to do business.
sales being made on an advancing
Laals and reaching tiii. with u clos
ing hid u SIS chloride Point was
o. seller at tlio. and Dnly-Weat dld
ready business nj fa.G5 100 shares En-
Ing at this figure and 700 finding a
tnllcr az $3.50 Dexter suffered dcfcnt
H. the first round aud from $50 mnho
sales down 10 t2.a5is. "a figure which
marked the closing bid Tor the stock.
palsy stood fairly firm. considering
renerni conditions. aud handed nut
GEO ~ t9h, while -Four Aces remained
practically stationary mud was dealt ~
al b9is, with some going u few degrees
lower. In Northern Light There was
business down a. a cents. and the sioux
closed weak with a lid 'of 'nh.
fluiilon- tirck Tunnel took IN" inltln-
a Ill. -.
~ i00 shares ut 90 cents q share.
Thrn followed business In buckeye nt
az and 3. after which bright Light
dlrplnynd activity close tn cents, ana
itnstnn-Do Ia Mar found takers nt ga,
and "a. with Frisco following at 10 70
iiis. Golden star was seller at u
ranta aud Toe IinworH weakened ma.
tcrlniiy. the stock making transfers at
49,. and closing with this figure bid,
ns nrninst offerings 4, higher \ thouH.
aud shares ~ - Refine found a market
81 81 GENTS. while May Day sold NJ ",
Martini Washington at isia, silver
cloud a. and ~ ana Sucrcsa between
and 9. sunbeam subscribed 1000
shares az $40. ana after business IN
Nnieo nt fi.al and ti.ai. the call came
60 halt with stocks generally m very
bad condition.
DURING THE WEEK.
Tho week In the pit has seen ma.
tcrini decline all along the line, with a
gradual weakening IN tho volume u
business. On both exchanges, W till
noon today. the sales, Tor week of
five days had amounted to sii,hsa
shares. which had a selling value NJ
ligs.NtSIS. For the corresponding week
u year nRo. business amounted 10 ho.ies
shares with u vaiu" NJ f,,iNd2i.
The closing figures were AZ follows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25
WANTED

Tithlng wanted In exchange Tor mer
chundlHc. New York Cash store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25

buckeye. /. 900 at l7sc. 5000 at Sc.
Bright Bight. 1000 Ut 2c. 5000 at IL;
1000 at ~.
Boston DE La Mar 1900 at exc; 5000
at 2asr.
Frisco. 1000 at i5c: 900 at i5Ac; 800 at
iiisc
Golden Star 800 NJ t2c
zoe Bowers. 600 nt igiac.
Joe iiowers Extension 1900 at ehc.
Ia Refine. 1000 nj 5sc.
May Day. loo ut &c.
Martha Washlrtgon. 1000 nt isisc.
Silver cloud. loo NJ 3c 900 at az.
Success. 1000 at iAc; 1000 ut ~.
Sunbeam. 1000 at aye.
Naleo. goo at 81 30. 100 at si.A
Total shares sold. iisop.
Selling value ~ stocks. s21i32.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25
JUST OPENED !!

BLACK cREpONS. M tho latest ana
most unique NiiHtrr ana Crinkle euccts
elegant and nHtlur luHter finish, ii-id
Inches wide special ut per yard
Sl.75 $3.50 So.
pRIEgTLY & co.'s Celebrated plain
and fancy black Dress Goods Some
now uud novel designs. 1915 inch vide.
az. per yard
ooc, ST., $l.25 SI.5o
COVERT sUITiNGs. tC-lnch wide
Covert Dress Goods Comes IN rich
mixtures OF browns, blues and green's.
Extra nnc quality-only HlN yards re-
quiroi Tor fun dress, special at per
'"' 9oc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25

New York. Feb. Ga Sugar. raw. firm
fglr refining, So, centrifugal. 90 toHt
aN. moinsses sugar, li-iG Refined,
firm; crushed, ~, powdered, o.; gren-
uluted. De-,
gnfIsas--B utl
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TIr wEEK's BUSINESS

Up an noon today. sales for the
week. on both exchanges. were ~ fol-
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-11-16
Portland.

We understand that o. w. Fitzgerald
has sold his property here in town and
he and his family will in the near future,
locate near Jerseyville, III.
Miss Mae Ryman left for her home
near Tere Haute, Ind, Monday in re-
spouse to telegram stating that her
brother was i'll.
Miss Lila Knapp gave Miss Mae Ry-
man her farewell party Saturday even
ing. A large crowd was present and all
report an enjoyable time.
Guy Davis; a brother of Mrs. R.
Hutchinson, spent Sunday in Portland.
A travelling medicine troupe struck
our town Tuesday. They will show
every evening during their stay here. II
promises to be good show.
Miss Maude Young will have mu.
steal and literary program rendered at
her school Friday afternoon, Nov. 18th,
at 2:3o o'clock, after which will be the
raising of the new flag with salute.
Professor Massey will be present on this
occasion. All are invited to attend.
There will be ball given in the Hall
Friday evening, Nov. 10TH. A good
time is expected and good music will be
had.
The party at Mr.. VOLTS was we'll at.
tended Monday evening.
Mr.. Curfman's folks are still improv.
ing after long siege of typhoid fever.
The ME-. church since it ha.
been repaired and papered has lovely
appearance.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-11-16
Caldwell.

Hurrah for Shaver. You can't
down man like Shaver. He is sure
to come out on top,
Caldwell township gave Shaver
20 majority. and it gave l. n. Cooper
Is majority for trustee. The town
ship run about 20. DemO.POp major
ity 3. The Republican road overseer
was elected through the kind charity
of their PopuliSt neighbOrs.
Lyceum has been organized at Val
ley Center with W. Woodhouse presi-
dent, Tom Franklin vice president,
Flora Dawson secretary. The ques-
tiOn discussed was: Resolved that
the art Of man is more attractive to
the eye than nature" Affirmative
won.
The Glee club is composed of Tom
Franklin, Cline FOust, The Oswald,
Harry Franklin, Flora Dawson, Lulu
Sennit, Ida DpwsOn; Nsttie Jordan
Dawson, organist. Fiddlers: John
Rickett and Umphrey; bass viol,
Frank Skvor; organist, Cline Foust.
A sister of Mrs. NJ. Cahow is visit.
ing her from the East at present.
Fl. 0Vsrholtser, district clerk, was
visiting among his old friends Friday.
William Webb of Oklahoma, came
to see his niece, Mrs. Geo. Stoner, who
has stroke Of paralysis. Mr.. Webb
is an old timer of Caldwell vicinity
and had lots of old friends to shake
hands with. Mrs. StOner is getting
some better.
The county high school was mis-
represented on both sides, but those
working on the opposition to the
proposition were fixed with circulars
by the arm load, and took good care
to explain all the disadvantages, and
suppress all the advantages. So one
half Of the voters took the other
half's word for it rather than post
themselves, The way it was wOrded
caused many a man to vote against
it, and he could tell no other reason.
Mrs. NJ. E. Logan and Miss Clara
Logan went to Wellington Friday,
shopping and visiting.
The balloon ascension at Caldwell
Saturday, drew large crowd.
Ed RicOrd went'up north to husk
corn.
Wheat is looking fine since the
warm weather came on. 1t is the best
prospect we have had for years in
this vicinity.
William WoodhOuse's sister is
visiting him from EmpOria. She is
stopping at Mr.. Jordan's where her
brother is boarding.
Ed Hebb is sowing wheat yet.