People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-08-17

Mrs. F. A. Amsdeh and children
have gone to Colorado Strings and
Denver to remain during August.
About The only thing patent right
is good for is to sell patent rights.
The goods themselves are never sold.
E. B. Smell and family left Friday
morning for Tustin, Cal. They
will remain all winter, and mag de-
eide to locate there permanently.
Mills Ebright has returned from
LinwOod, where he bad been working
for some time. He will enter Baker
university at Baldwin in September.
"Hiney" Glanann has given up his
position as telegraph operator for the
Santa Fe and will open restaurant
and grocery store at Blackwell, OF,
In partnership with Joe King.
The estimate Of the countys cur
rent expenses for the next year is
$35, 900. or this amount. sl6,47l will
60 to pay interest on bonds and $500
will be set aside to build new bridges.
Lightning struck the dynamo OF
the street railway company at WITCH.
tia Wednesday, and residence on Waco
avenue. The depot at Derby was also
struck and the agent rendered unable
to work for several hours.
Louie Mcknight will resign his
position with Herrick & Rogers this
week. he will spend the rest OF the
summer at his home in Caldwell and
visiting in Kansas City, before enter
ing the law department Of the state
university this fall.
The heavy Kansas crops will lead
necessarily to improvements 10 tht
railroads. The Santa Fe announce,
that within the next ninety days i
will spend about $500, 600 in improving
its property in Kansas City, and in
creasIng its yard capacity.
A revolution is on 10 Santo DJmin
60, the rebels holding several towns
Jiminez, the leader, has the popula
idea what the work OF a leader shoult
be, and will stay in Havana, isspeinI
orders from there, until his follower
have won his battles for him. II
says that he will not risk his owl
neck In the cause.
The latest is the daughter cure.
Laughter is seriously prescribed b.
prominent physicians a: specific 70
bronchial and throat disease.
prominent doctor claims that by th
laughter cure be successfully treate
dye cases OF bronchitis. A good laugh
by shaking the chest, helps the expG
sion OF the secretion.
Alb Shearman received letter froL
Mrs.Jack Ivers, at Kansas City Wee
nesdsy, bearing the intelligence tina
Mr.. Ivers was dying. Mr.. Ivers an
his wife are at the home Of Mr.. Shear
mans son-in law, Phil Ivers in Kar
sas City. Their home Is at Panhau
! die City, Tex. Mr.. Iyers was para
yzed year or so ago and never n
covered from the attack,
A corpse came 10 on the Rock L
land from ECid this morning, and wa
D transferred to the Santa Fe at thI
i place. The remains were those {
Mrs. Freeman, mother Of FrancisC
Freeman, conductor on the Rock L
E land, and were being shipped to Dan
, vile for burial. The Freemans wer
P former residents of Harper COUNT
but have been living at Enid for SCI
D eral years.-Journal 10.
Geo. Copeland, a bridegroom OF
: day, fell dead Wednesday afternoon q
4 the home Of his father near Winfield
D Of heart disease. He rode out frol
, town on his wheel and soon after b
e arrival be went out to the repair she
! close by to make some repairs on b
J bicycle. Some Of the family went OF
J a few minutes after and found hi
, lying on the floor dead where be ha
levidently fallen while at work.