People's voice., 1899-06-29
Misses Clara and Adela Bauman

ated from the Wichita Commercial
college, has accepted position with
the National Bank Of Commerce of
Wichita as stenOgrapher.
The N.E.A. rates to California went
into effect last Saturday. The Sum-
ner county delegation will leave for
Los Angeles next Monday.
Miss Agnes Monley went to Wichita
this morning to attend the com.
mencement Of the Sisters this even
ing. She was accompanied from
Wellington by Father Sevens Of Pond
Creek, OF.
Yesterday morning from 9:2o to
1875, without intermiSsion, there was
an eruption fron a crater about fifty
feet north OF the Fountain geyser in
Yellowstone park, Wyo,, which has
always been considered to be Rothing
more than a pool. The size uf the
opening is about the same as that of
the famous Fountain geyser. The
eruption played from 200 to $50 feet
high.
During the social at H.W Andrews
residence Saturday evening several
small boys stole freezer half full Of
ice cream from the kitchen and car
ried it out back Of the rose bushes
south Of the house, where they ate
the cream. The freezer was not
missed until after the social and a
search Of the house and yard failed to
reveal it. The conclusion was finally
reached that it had been stolen, but
inquiry yesterday among the boys
who attended the social led to the
finding Of the freezer 10 an out of the
way place in the yard.
Philippine advices continue to be
conflicting. Only two days ago it was
reported that General Otis had cabled
to the president asking for more
troops. Yesterday it was announced
that in response to an inquiry, Gen.
eral Otis has sent a message to Wash
ington that 10000 effective men will
be sufficient to enable this govern
ment to control the Philippines.
The Rock Island Railway Co. have
issued valuable pamphlet relative tC
stock raising, alfalfa and kaffir corr
in Kansas, for general distribution
throughout the United States. Tint
railroads are doing great deal o.
work in quiet sort of way, for Kan
sas.
Last fall l sprained my left hiI
while handling some heavy boxes
The doctor l called on said at first il
was slight strain and would soon b.
well, but it grew worse and the dOcto
then said l had rheumatism. L
continued to grow worse and | conl(
hardly get around to work. | wen
to drug store and the druggis
recommended me to try Chamber.
lain's Pain Balm. tried it and on,
2 half Of a so cent bottle cured m,
, entirely. l now recommend 1t to al
my friendS.-F. A. Babcock, Erie, Pa
1t is for sale by all druggists.
Henry Derwin, formerly Of yelling
ton, will be married to a wealth,
young woman Of Kansas City mex
month. The wedding was to havl
r occurred this month, but was post
poned on account of the death of Mr.
Derwin's mother. Mr.. Derwin is nov
employed by the Guthrie (O.T.
Leader, and has charge of all the ter
ritOrial work. He and his bride viii
90 to Yellowstone park, Wyoming, OIL
wedding tour.
one or more OF the experts Physi
clans land Surgeons of the medica
staff of the Chicago Curative Insti
tute, who can tell what your diseas,
or afflictiOn is without asking any
questions, will visit Wellington Kans
THURSDAY, June Doth, one day
only. inquire at Arlington hote
Consultation sfree. All chronic ant
special diseases successfully treated
Cure guaranteed.
A special train of the Santa Fl
road has made an extraordinary rur
between Kansas City and Chicago
Between Argentine and Eighteenth
street, Chicago, the distance Of 46;
miles was covered in 9 hours 81 min
utes, an average of almost exactly 4!
miles an hour. II deduction be made
for fourteen stops of A minutes anC
several slow ups, the actual running
speed averaged over 81 miles aD hour
, Railway Age.
The Black Plague Crossing the Waters.