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to no one.
The position of Mrs. Mulcary is en-
tirely without precedent. If she is for
chilly elected from the cross street and
her home thrown after her she can hire
lawyers, of whom there are hundreds
about Brooklyn looking for just such
an opportunity, to sue the city, and if
it ever comes to jury trial she might
get heavy damages. That is the reason
why the officials are thinking over the
matter of Mrs. Mulcary and her 14-cent
domicil.
The "fghtin' wildly" meanwhile
picks rags and gathers scrap wood,
working early and late to keep body
and soul together; quite content, new
ertheless. More than that. she prides
herself upon her home quite as much
as the more fortunate.
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taken up the squatter's cause again con-
yenently moved the house one block to
the westward.
Then came another landowner, and
trouble was again imminent. he men
were for arning themselves ard stand
ing guard over the cottage, but a bril-
liant idea struck the wiGaw. She had
been shuttlecocked hithcr and ,hither
by private landowners. What about the
ci,y's property? Could she not squat
upon city property and remain undis-
turbed? She would try it. clever
young man, with knowledge of figures
and surveyors rules, dug about till he
found the stones which marked the
corners of the street which runs toward
the bay through the reclaimed district.
This point settled, for The last time
the widow and her hearth and home
were carried to the exact spot, and
there she remains to this day.
1t is a curious paradox OF the law
that while private owners OF land can
Dust squatter, the city. by some
Strange technicality, cannot do this un-
der existing laws where the land is
nc, Il part of the original city, but filled
in entirely by the dump carts carrying
refuse ,hither for years, and little by
little making solid, dry land OF will
derness of salt marsh which belonged
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AMBIGUOUS NATIONALITY.
The Clever Scheme by Which His
Friends Got Votes for Julius
Kahn, a Hebrew.

Representative Julius Kahn, of San
Francisco, is, as his name implies, q
Hebrew. When he was younger
nan in the Golden Gate city he was
Just as popular with every class as
he is now in the halls of congress. In
he last election, however. the chances
Ill favored the success of a democrat.
md it was necessary to leave nothing
lndone to insure a good showing.
Mr.. Kahn and his American, Irish
md German friends OF the younger
;et knew that there would be a lit
lie preiudice-ag a Hebrew among
he older men of the different races,
especially among the Irish in the sec
ion of San Francisco south of Mar
let street. Something ...-.i to be done
get every Irish vote. The young
rishmen had played and fought and
wan with Julius Kahn, but if they
old some of the old fellows that
ulius Kahn was the man they should
ote for there might be rebellion
few quarters because of his name
nd creed.
So the young Irishmen went among
the old fellows and said: Pap, vote
for Jerry Kane, sure. He is the only
real thing and the finest Irishman
that ever crossed the green sea- The
name accomplished the work, and Mr..
Kahn carried everything south of
Market street. 1t was funny. it is
said. to hear voters asking for ballots
with Jerry Kane's name on them
C<o~
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RUDYAN will restcrs the organs 70 healthy
snaditiou. HUnYAN will bring hack the
hosn 70 the cheeks and causs the green tngs
r. disappear. II yos have the symptoms. take
RUDYAN now, Sad they will leave yoa.
The PRINCIPAL SYMPTOMS ARE:
I. CONSTANT nRADAcna.-MUDYA
VIII make the blood purs and nutritious and
lie AsaaasAs viii disappsax.
=. 0REENsh, OR YELL0wISh GREEN
COMPLEXION. -HUDVAN viii mako ~
siRplsxiea red and rsy.
4 pW-SATION IN THH kEcK.-his isAus
% the watsry condition Of the blood. aud win
a;sappsaz shortly aitsr the ~ Of HUDYAN
h cemMs0ooA.
4. WEAKNESS AND pALpfTATl0N o.
JHH haART.-HUDYAN viii strengthen
lhs heart ~ aaks tAs bsats fall, streas snA
eSllAx.
nUDYAN y he rsnsdy that ~ want
The coler viii return 70 your sheskA Youl
.adachs will disappear and you will NO longer
appear weak aud miserable. HuDYAN win
restore the functions Of nature. Remember
that HUDYAN ID for men and women. Go
to your druggist and get HUDYAN and
follow the directions a given IN the cireula1.'
fIUDYAN 10 500 st ~ cents per package,
or packages for $3.50 II your druggist does
not keep 1t, send dirsca b the HUDYAN
REMEDY COMPANY, IAN Francisco,
tal. Remember that yea can consult the
I1UDYAN DOCTORS FREE. Call and
,os the doctors. Yoa nay call and ~ then q
shts, - you desire Address
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And
Magnetic
Healer.

Pyechncal college Washington D. c. dmonrator
tics theological and moral writer has
we'd Boulder and located Hotel he consulted on all
but tor the benefit few heard him be Will say ne
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the Austria and has edited py still connect
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antees reveal full description OF the
will tells where ard when tells have
TOR without asking adapted for how obtain
financial trouble
wonderful Medium He will gladly forfeit 81
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ould trouble better than
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the science pamy cult the world has
duced He exhibition his palors the the
people Ad
Dewey Queen Victoria Mckinley Schy Sampson President Faue OF
others On he and hgue
important advice all matters interest business transactions ne truly
cs the failure Inventions patents pending pension Claims
avoid intend
about should
asking Call
avoid the crowds the doctors Boulder limited
wishing
mining properties testimonials and samples Of ore taken
he located Office daily
Sundays toS Pm
PARLORS AT THE HOTEL ST. JULIEN.
Readings One Dollar. i
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Her Ruling Passion.

"What queer-looking man Miss Ker-
flip married."
did you never hear about it? She
met him one day when she was out
shopping, and he was such an odd pat
tern of man that he caught her fancy
at once" Chicago Tribune.
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Privileges of Membership.

Mrs. Dash has nerve"
what do you mean?"
"She got an umbrella at the liter
airy club year ago, by mistake, and
yesterday she brought it back and
asked the club to have it recovered for
her. "-Detroit Free Press.
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Orthodox View.

Miss Oldye-I call it shocking for the
minister to marry so young woman.
The Niece-But why, aunt?
Miss Odye-Because it is his duty to
bestow his attentions upon the more
mature ladies of his congregation
Philadelphia North American.
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Opportunity.

Mrs. Slimson dining at the Winter
blooms Willy. if you eat any more
of that cake you'll be sick.
Willy-Well, mamma, you know l
don't have a chance like this very
often!-Puck.
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Taken In.

Bacon-Did understand you to say
that Pinchanickel had taken in a part
ner in his concern?
Egbert-Yes; believe the partner
has been taken in.-Yonker's States
man.
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Fuller-Do you think anything can
be more wonderful than Marconi's in
ventions of wireless telegraphy?
Fuller - Yes; wireless politics.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
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MOOD disease C40eOo1o
saa b eafel BY
AUDYAN. Hsgssat
vegetable remedy fos
the blood and lssveA
n UDYAN win On.
rich the blood and give
IL back it, healthy, rcd
color. The blood belna
In . poor coAAitiea,
none Of the organs q
the body ass Drspsfly
aourishsd. HU D.
YAM win cause the
hind h hnc0na DarA
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From n Mans Point Of View.

When a woman has a secret
Although she may not show It
She's just as angry as can be
If no one wants to know 1t.
-Chicago Daily News
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GREEN SICKNESS

u rather eommen disease ana 4 ~ VIII
snopsrt young women. II = caused fFsa a
lApose nsAcd condition Of the blend Dslng
People's voice., 1900-11-29

Governor Stanley is making a study
nf the subject Of capital punishment
with a view Ut recommending its
restoration in this state in his forth
coming message TO the next legisls-
ture. There are now In the Kansas
penitentiary about forty prisoners
under sentence Of death, which in
Kansas is now life imprisonmen'.
The matter presents Itself to me in
this way says the governor. "lf
capital punishment tends TO lessen
mob violence, then 1t is worthy OF
consideration. On the other hand. II
the statistics which l am collecting
should show most examples OF mob
law and executions by mObs 10 states
where capital punishment exists, the
system will not commend Itself TO nv
consideration, so far as recommenda.
tions =" the legislature are con-
cernsa" "
People's voice., 1900-11-29
d CITY D.

Wm. RaypnOllz has 0nuRht 81 acres
OF land east nf Caldwell OF ). a.
Un1prhill. The consideration was
81 600.
T. c. Roup will call for your poultry
and pay the highest market price. Leave
your orders at G. E. Sommerville's
Wyatt's old stand.
For Sale-Ten steers one year old at
&c per pound, if sold soon. Also one
good work horse or team. C. Hurst,
Zyba, Kans. 10.
LosT-A Marlin u rife, between the
farm of Nathan Pitts and Slate creek
bridge. Leave at VOICE Office and re-
ceive reward.-W. Ballard.
NJ. Bird Pile came up from Perrg,
OF, this morning 10 spend Thanks
giving with his mother He is work
Ing for John Rodney at Perry,
have three good BARRIERS. No extra
charge for shaving necks. Hair cutting
Isc.-Shearnan Teal. 2I7 South Wash
ington Ave, Wellington, Kans.
If you answer any OF the avertise-
ments in this paper mention the VOICE
in writing. 1t will be a kindness to
US and may be of advantage to you.
An adding machine Is AT the court
house for inspection The C ,mmiS-
siOnars will be aSked t. buy t for the
treasurer's and county clerks offices
Jerry Simpson has bought a con-
trolling interest in the Union Live
Stock commission COMPANY OF Kansas
City, and will reside 10 Kansas City
in future.
Carl Copeland, 500 Of Mr., and Mrs.
W. NJ. Copeland nf Wellington, is sick
ina hospital at Rhineland, Wis. He
is suffering with pneumonia. His
parents receive daily kilograms con-
cerning his condition, aud he is bet
ter.
People's voice., 1900-11-29

Charlie Richardson returned from
Butler county SATURDAY.. He was at
EldOradn, bat eft the day the Morri-
son murder trial was called. Charlie
saws the sentiment at Eldoradn
against Miss Morrison has all changed
and that apparently ever, body wants
to see her released. EdOrade people
talk like they dnn't put the strong
est faith 10 Mrs. 0in Castles diving
statement, which was IN the effect
tnat Miss Morrison murdered her
without cause. They helieve that
both Mrs. Castle and Miss Morrison
were madlv jealous OF me another.
and that Mrs Castle, when she learn.
ed that she was going n die, put Miss
Morrison in a. bid lebt as possible
fearing that her husband migbt
marry Miss Morrison. Charlie Riet-
ardson saw Castle. but did not see
Miss Morrison. he says Castle is the
most inSignifcan; lOok ng person Won
would meet in long i'm. ard he
thinks it strange that women should
flght over him.
People's voice., 1900-11-29

MOrt1n Aloaugb has agreed t. &C.
cept the state hank cOmmissiOnership
10 succeed J. W. Breidenthal Tie
position is for four years, and pays
3, 400 per year.
Rev. VI. C. Aldridge Of Augusta,
vas in the city Monday IN his way TO
Iayfeld, where h is inductl0g
series OF meetings for the Cumberland
Presbyterian church.
Tue Rebekahs elected Lew officers
Saturday night as follows: Mrs. f. B.
SNYDER. Nc; Mrs. W. A. Maxey,
VIC: Miss Lela Stultz, secretary;
Mrs. 5. Crane, treasurer.
Wanted-Reliable salesman to sell
complete line of Pants, Lubricating Oils,
etc. Liberal terms and good position for
man of ability. Address, The Atlantic
Refining Co., Cleveland, o. so.
For Sale-A good farm two miles north
OF Milan, Sumntr county, Kansas. Can
give time on part For particulars ad-
dress T. D. Obarr, S. F. shops, Los
Angeles, Cal, or John Gle, Agent,
Milan, Kansas.
Do you want Hicks Almanac for
1901? If you do send in fifteen cents
with your subscription and get it or send
in a new subscription for a trial trip
twenty-five cents and get the almanac
free. Notice premium offer elsewhere in
this paper.
Some cities require sidewalk brick
TO he as wide as they are long. The
advantage is readily apparent. Wei
lingtOn should investigate this ques.
tion, and if the new KIM OF brick are
not more expensive than the kind used
now, should adopt them.
Both sides failed to score in the
football game between the Sumner
County High school and the Wichita
High school elevens al Wichita Sat
urday. The Eagle SAYS the yelling
ton men know how tn play football
and play it well. WafOrd ana Douo
hue OF Wellington, did good work il
the game.
People's voice., 1900-11-29

EnpOria Gazette: What is her
mother thinking abOul? A high school,
girl who ought 10 have her nose 10
her books, is becoming silly about
clothes. She wears clothes 50 loud
that she sounds like freight train
gOirg over bridge. She has a pomp-
adour that makes her toDknot LOOK
like a basket OF cabblges. and now she
ha, begun tD wash her hair 10 soda.
What has become Of the plain old
fashioned lit:Ie high school girls
who made their own simple
clothes, with their hair 10 braids, and
nut their big giD9ham aprons on az
home, and helped to do the work..
Coming away from a west side fun
eral two years ago 40 EmpOria man
said TO a reporter: well. there's
just one wish have: when I'm dead.
don't let that woman sing over me. ("
He died not long ago, and although
all his friends knew his wish in the
matter, the woman came and ssny at
his funeral. A man has almost as
little to do with the ARRANGEMENTS
for his funeral as be has for those of
his wedding.
People's voice., 1900-11-29

Mrs. Loella Warner OF Milan, DIED
Saturday night at the home OF Tom
Merrill on North e street, OF con-
sumption. She na5 been staying here
taking medical treatment. She had
previously been in a hospital at
Wichita. The remains we're tlken TO
Milan next morning for burial.
Notice our premium offer of the Farm
Journal elsewhere in this paper. These
must come in before January l. The Jour
nal will be doubled in price January I. All
subscribers of the VOICE paid up to Jan.
I, 1902, may save from twenty-five to
fifty per cent on the subscription price of
any paper or magazine BY ordering it
through US. Call at the Office or write
stating what is desired.
If you have been spending great
amount OF time and energy to raise
something fine, horses or cattle or chick
ems or fruit or anything on the farm
write description Of it and send to the
VOICE for publication or give the facts
to the editor and he will write It up.
Such an interchange Of ideas and ac-
count Of commendable efforts will be
mutually interesting and profitable.
The Masonic lodges Of Wellington
have decided TO get up a lecture
Course for tue winter, II they can
secure attractions strong enough TO
insure its success. Mark Twain and
other nOtables have been written, and
! il they Can be secured the course will
be opened as soon as possible. All
the branches OF the Masonic order 10
Wellington are interested in the
scheme.
The government census enumerg-
tiOn shows Kansas population to BE-
LAO, 495, a gain OF 1880 OF onll
three per cent. Sumner county's
popula ton, as returned by the gov
ernment census enumeratOrs, is q, ,63l.
The county assessors returns showed
II TO be 25,3l2. The census bureau
ought TO Come out soon with COM
plete table showing the population OF
cities in Kansas.
People's voice., 1900-11-29

K. c. Journal: This is the time OF
gear when children have Group, and
when doctors carry about with them
aux YUmlca and other 0issgreeable
things which are supposed to effect
relief. A certain patertamiias 10
this city heard mention OF Group 10
an Utfice a day or two since and with
out blushing he declared he knew
more about c,0up in a minute than
all tile doctors 10 the country who
might entertain different ideas. "Got
a Coy u nOw," he said, "aud another
8, and never a winter have | gone
through that | have not had to pull
those yo1ng gentlemen back to where
We breathe all the time" Then he
told how he does it 10 this way: "a
tablespoonful Of powdered alum and
tablespoonful Of honey or sugar
Nix the Two and put away for the ar
rival OF the Group. In a bottle beS de
this compound have pint OF vinegar.
Never think OF using it for the table
because II you d." saws this laymaD,
you will have no vinegar fer the
croap when the time arrives to have
II At the first symptoms of Group .
the hOmely instructions are, give
the little tad as much Of the alum
and sweetness as can be piled on
a dime, and then put tue pint OF
vinegar 10 the tea kettle and start
to bOilit. By this tine give the
patient another lot OF alum, this time
about as much as he can stack np IN a
silver quarter. The patient will not
want TO swallow IL. That is right.
While wObbliDg IL around in his
mouth the patient is unconsciOusly
doing exactly what is required OF him.
ln minute IL Is down and the vine
gar is beginning TO boil. All doors
are shut, the room begins to I'LL with
vinegar steam and the patest tn
Group and gag. A teaspoOnful OF alum
Is nuw the dose. and that will settle
the gagging. There will he one more
gag, a bplch, aud everythinI will come
away. the patient will yOmit tn get
rid Of the beastly alum and vomiting
Is the immediate relief of Group The
vinegar steam docs the rest. 1t will
cut rhe phlegm from the throat as
clean as a cloth could wipe steel.
Next morning see a doctor. II YOU like,
but it will not be necessary. The only
thing necessary next morning is r.
buy another pint Of vinegar and
cents worth If powdered alum"
People's voice., 1900-11-29

Kay county, Oklahoma. commemor-
ated the anniversary Of Capi. David
l. Payne's death toO soon, II a Gulh-
RE newspaper correspondent is cor.
rect. The local GAR. post takes
the same view OF it, and Wednesday
the Ca r. boy hoisted the new flag
over Capt. tayne's grave in Prairie
Lawn cemetery. 10 honor Of the 18th
anniversary OF bis death.
People's voice., 1900-11-29

Chas. ChenOwetb was up from Rome
this morning 10 meet his sisteEin-law.
Miss Pearl Cole OF Pomona, who came
IN on the Southern Kansas from New
kirk. Thev went 10 Rome On the IL
O'Clock train.
People's voice., 1900-11-29

Look for sale bills Of sale of Geo. Abel,
Nov. 90, FIVE miles south and one mile
east OF Milan: I3o head of white face
yearling steers. This will be splendid
opportunity to purchase frst-class high
grade cattle.
People's voice., 1900-11-29

Between the ages of fifteen md. for
ty'five, the time when womanhood be-
gins and motherhood ends, it is esti-
mated that the aggregated term of
voman's suffering is ten years Ten
years out of thirty! One-third of the
best part of womau's life sacrificed,
Think of the enormous loss of time!
BIT time is not all that is lost. Those
years of suffering steal the bloom from
III cheeks, the brightness from the
e es, the fairness from the form.
They write their record in many q
creise and wrinkle. What a boon
to woman is DR. Pierces Favorite Pre-
scription. It promotes perfect re-u-
arity, dries up facilitating dra rs.
heals liberation, cures female weak
ness, and establishes the delicate
womanly organs in vigorous and per.
manent health No other medicine
can do for woman what is done by DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
People's voice., 1900-11-29

Don't forget to use little Prickly
Ash Bitters whenever the stomach or
bowels are disordered Itquiekly cor
reets such troubles and makes you feel
bright and CHEERFUL Hayes, drug
gist.
People's voice., 1900-11-29

W. Fl. Maddy received 4 telegram
sunday announcing the death OF
MS father at Colorado Springs, Col
Inc death was unexpected, though
tue deceased was 70 years Of age and
mad ben 10 feeble health for num-
Der OF years. he formerly lived at
Ouumwa.t Ia. and was one OF the
W ATHEIST men 10 WapellO county.
He moved to Colorado Springs some
ten years ago on account Of asthma
Mr. Macdy will be unable to attend
the funeral
People's voice., 1900-11-29

Chas RDyer, the Is year old boy
charged with stealing bicycle ana S.
10 money. waived preliminary rxsmina-
tion Monday aud was bound over
70 the district court. Bob Heth,
charged with rObbiug FO.tz Bros.
= ore at Belle Paine, waived prelim.
mary examination Monday and
was also hound over 10 the district
court. Both will probably plead
guilty before Judge McBridn Wednes
day and receive their sentences.
People's voice., 1900-11-29

A Wellington lumber company not
long ago made arrangements for start
ing a lumber yard 10 another town. to
DUCK a company already there. The
rival firm decided 10 retaliate and
made arrangements for opening a
lumber yard in Wellington To "bUck"
'he Wellington company. The new
yard was TO be located a block south
OF Rush'S livery barn. Several cars
OF lumber were shipped here, and
men we're ready n unload it. when
the Wellington company laid down
and the lumber was hauled hack.
People's voice., 1900-11-29

The progress toward securing a Jury
IN the Jessie Morrison murder c Sc i,
SLOW but apparently suIe. Out of lO2
members Ct the jury veHire ALREADY
exsmin d, twelve nave been passed oy
both sides. Each Of these were chal-
legged oy the lawyers Tor Miss Murri-
sOn, bat in each case the challenge
was UverrGIed by the court. All OF
these, however, may be removed from
the jury by the peremptOry chal-
leuges OF bOth sides. The defense has
twelve peremptOry challenges and the
prosecution SIX By this means Jurors
may be removed without any reason
being given. 1t is probable that the
jury will be made up almost entirely
Of farmers, beciuSe those who live in
the towns Of butler county are to-
thoroughly ccuverSant with the facts.
People's voice., 1900-11-29

Miss Laura Whitehill, daughter Of
the Rev. ana Mrs. R. b Whitehlll,
was married tl Mr.. George Morris NJ
this city. at her fathers home, lOl2
Fnrest avenue, Wednesday evening,
November q The house was crowd.
ed with guests and was d corared with
flowers. Miss Whitehill was nne NJ
The most active members in Grace
Lutheran church. Mr.. Morris is CON-
nected with the Missouri Pacific rail-
wa'. The ceremony was perefnrmed
by the father of the bride, assisted nv
the Rev. NJ. J. N. CrOmer Of Grace
Lutheran church. Mr. and Mrs. Nor
riS IRE at home for the rrps' Mt at No.
1872 Forest avPnue.-K. G. Star.
People's voice., 1900-11-29

d. U Nudge, general manager OF
be Santa Fe railroad, was yesterda,
elected to the pOslt on Of president oi
he Kansas City belt railway. Mr..
Nudge succeeds the late E. S. Wash
burn. Mr.. Nudge will retain his
present ppsilIon with the Santa Fe.
ls the new pO>iIiG8 10 which he has
been elected IN no way conflicts
with it.
People's voice., 1900-11-29

Q Al coated tongue, foul breath and
clogged condition in the bowels sug-
gests the use of Prickly Ash Bitters
1t Is Just suited for such ailments e.
Hayes, druggist.
People's voice., 1900-11-29

Every movement hurts when you
have rheumatism Muscles are stiff
nd sore and joints are painful.
Hoods Sarsaparll'a a goes right to the
spot in this disease. neutrallzes the
acidity of the blood and cures.