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Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-10

got. Heavens, Dorcl Can't you see I'm almost mad! What does it mean?"
 She gave him a pitiful smile, and answered:
 You are MT. Sellers, I believer"
 You beieye." he thundered, a pie turs of stage anger, Your memory is short for faces, eh? How is it for letters? Perhaps you don't re- member writing that you love me, that you counted the minutes for my arrival this evening. But I have it all in your own hand. Ha! You cannot deny"
 Another rustling of skirts, and again the face of his dreams at the portieres, again q throwing. of girl into arms, but this time they were the arms of the Flat Ware Man.
 ''Well, it's on me, sure enough" he said, while the others laughed. i've told g. few stories on the road about twins, but I never thought I'd have to tell on myself. But it's all one now, eh, Dora?"
 "Yes," she said, nestling closer. "One pair"
 No, it's two," said the other girl, and the face above hers gave a hollow ware grin.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-10
zClhuxt T,eayipw New nnelana.

Over the greater part of the New England coast the supply of clans has suddenly diminished to an extent which has become: alarming. Extensive areas which four OF five years ago produced great numbers of clans are now prao tically barren. The explanation Is sim. ply that the demand has increased at ouch rate that too large number of the natural "seed' clans have been re- moved and extinction suddenly fol. lows.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-10

were married and she went with him to his mountain home,
 A daughter was born to them, out there was no change in the father. Pe- riodjca}ly he rode to the village of Co., lu:nbia and drank himself into a stu DOT, in which condition he would come home, uiaudljn. One morning his wife was not at the door. to meet him on his return from town, He did not hear the baby.. The door of the cabin was opep,. too. He crept to the black opening, and, peep ing in; saw his wife on the floor, with the figure of a man sitting beside her. In a blind rage he raised his d1 1e and fired Ut .1he figure. With a hoarse gropl of rage 6 big grizzly bear dashed at him.. Twice more the. Repeating rifle awulle the echoes, and the. great car cass rolled, over prostrate. ,'t
 -'Is that; you, Tohnie9 Oh, Fom- mie-"- @% And the voice of his wife was still. Only fragments of bone and flesh showed where death had come to the baby. ..,....
 It was, then that fate exacted the great reckoning of Thomas Page. He buried his dead and left the haunts of men. He. made vow never to speak again to a fellow man. He swore to ayenge himself by devoting his life to- ward exterminating the grizzly bear. In the mount aims for more than 45 years he has -been on the trail of the great creatures and he has been 3 nemesis that few have escaped.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-10
A peueeospt Discovery.

A Frenchman has discovered Q rem edy instantaneous in it's effects for the horrible burns caused by the use of oil of yitriol. It is Q soft paste of call cined magnesia and water, with which the parts burned are covered to the thickness of an inch. It salleviates the pain almost immediately and. when he paste is removed no scar remains.g
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-10
At Her Tongue,s End.

Norma T suppose you are getting 10 be quite B literary woman4b longing to three clubs?
 Eyelyn-O, yes; have all the noted authors at my tongues end. Pm to write a paper for next <. week on Charlotte Bronts"--you know that is 1anes Eyre's masterpiece.-Jud2
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-10
vieterIa,s,Sy..riers s.steot.

Queen Victoria rules over more Ma hometans than the sultan of Turkey, over more Hebrews than there are in Palestine, and over more negroes than any other sovereign who is not ua. five q AfFiaf. >
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-10
Chri.tfanity VI. uestAentam.

Y. The Chicago Tribune gets off the
 following: To the Emperor of China:
 You are a heathsn,s and am Chris tian.S If you will execute the murder CTS of my minister's we'll call it square.
 If you don't do that, you will get it in
 the neck.--Knissrs Wilhelm. s
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-10

Tobaooo Tyvist Thirty-Two Years ola.
 H. M. King, of Hopkinsville, Ky. has in his possession well-preseryed twist of tobacco raised in Virginia in
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-10
One and One Make Two 5 By Henry Wilton Phones.

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Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-10

got. Heavens, Dorcl Can't, you see I'm almost mad! What does it 1nean? ?"
The Delta independent., 1900-06-01

METHODIST CHURCH Krv T. '. Dssos..
Pastor. services ~ u . M - 80 ,, -. oa0-
day seh'ol q, ios. IN. MI Hnms nysrs. sspss-
ist.nss-nt EP~or,h iesSss s>ss ss 80 ?, -
rrsysr meeting "Wednesday evessaGs q eAsseA
The Delta independent., 1900-06-01
puys.s she Ds~ssv's zee.


''It 10 an amazing fact that Of all bills
sent to . family that Of the doctor is
In hupdsetis of families the last one to
be paid. and in more cases than u Is
pleasant TO cOntemplate II Is never pn III
at ALL" writes Edward Bek In The la
dies Home Jssrnal. - hase recently
gone % tbe.aroubie b make some in
quiries into this matter and have been
astounated 10 6nd that not one. fourth
Of the blIis sent by doctors are paid
with snyshinG like promptDess. There
IL q puickening Of the conscience. n
simple realization Of proper sense of
duty needesi In this matter.
1T 10 high time. In the case ~ hun-
dreds oS families. that this matter
should le brought home 20 their sense
" fairness and justice. And ~ With
them the doctors have for 10 many
yeara bppN the LAST TO receive their due
In the paymens Of their bills. n wOuh
ne only simple jussice that berrsfter
the last shall he hrst' No worker ie
the 6cId Of human industry deserves
better at the hands Of the people whom
he serves than the doctor. and To pay
hss. fee rro1ptIy aDi cbeerfuiIy ts tbe
least We can do for the rerv'cc which
he give6 -.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-01
Nsssss sss rsAssessss~

LAsp Oyvrcr AT u.sTso.v, cot oNArs.t
Nay 81. roe I
Notice l. her h. given th-t the liliow i,x sass
,ettlrr hn, hl~d nsilce uf n. M epssn =, nst-
npsi vsoof ir ruyT~ort of hts s'zi,r spA that
std prof vii he tuade hef,se MHou n we'eh.
e uuty Jvds. -Dd es-'ns~. chm. o. nsIss.
Colsadn. IN Irne N. i.S,. w.
FRtDtHICk J. GARRISON,
for ot !. seriio- II. township Is sosith. rsnsc u
west the ssSth principal Irerid sp.
He usmes tie fiIiow ing Witnesses IN Move his
coni'nun,'s res dsre- upon and cu!tisattup ~
3 ~ lsnd VIZ:
u Nm Con pvv. fsa. 9 q. kepi~r. ALisbs sto.se
aod Levi Wright. all os DrN Coo.
JaHps A IAyyps. Peeis'er
tvirpt pub. Asy ~ Iast June n
The Delta independent., 1900-06-01
s..s-. 81 rs.., s..........

In the mai,rr Of the estate of Lewis =. uineh-
mar, dreeased.
katirs 4. hereby given that on Monday, the
ss,h day Il June. a. D. iso. b.inx ,ne Of he
regular dsys II the Junc term Il the County
court of ikIia csrin'y. In the State of CuoTs,io.
]. Albert J. Hinehman. sdninistra'ur II aid
est tie. viii APPEAR bsf re the JidRe Of ad CONT
or fray The approvi 4 the saTe. ard III tiss-i
appsy ta be dssri n:~d - s,,ch s6nin Gr,ies. st
spprns and present ..ii ~ ons u any III. ~ be-
Af.BERT L. HtNCUNAS
Administrator of the e'e,s~ - Le~iss. nilsh
man. deerased.
lYsns pub. N.y q: lat June :zy
The Delta independent., 1900-06-01
v,,s.s s.s., v.. rs..ss,.

+ rrppussb srv besss csserssIped ~
NJ rresro 0iIisary authorities fss .
sew wps0sa. called the pistol sssrr.
whi~A " s6opte6. viii he put In sse
In sevvvUe ~svsiry regiments. Tie -
- ausvossy sst,er prvv'Sed wsse .
s0aH ovpes0 trsieed ID ~ hin. On
~sceass<Blng = u.tstagtysVl4sce ~
AosAe suo0oRo ~ Soch4rDl1Sleebs.
Q ~ - sbS1t . sessh Of % ierb
- -spe sbe Vsrpuse. Tbe
,;:AHfa
- GDssAs6 0sss shss ~
- 49, - WeoeA. q es0UA
= - oououo = - 1so1s2 087D
- = - 0Bu11 ~. ~ DsUvO
~ 0wUouunooA 01ss1sU1nsa0 - -
0osunUaD oueUos6 bs1Dss - sova1IU.
-Psrss cssssUseesoeA
The Delta independent., 1900-06-01
Nsssee 81 Fsssa Hesslesaess.

In the matt. Of the estate Of James c. Pollock.
dccea Ell.
Not,ee Is hereby given that on MOI day. the
s5th day Of June. A. ID. isU, being one Of the
regular DAYS of the June term Of the County
Courf of iicits county. In The si.ie Of Coioradn.
I. d. 9. haliwis. sS.c.ts IL sntt es zic, VIII
npprar hek,r~ the Jusigr of ssid CoNr. psrS nj
my final settlement ss such ~Secutur, rSry IN"
approval Of the same. and will u en Aipl, ~ be
dlsclarHed . snrh executor. at wh 'rh time and
place any psr.oi in interest may appear and re-
s~nt ohjeciion 10 the ~ame u iher~ he sny.
Dated NJ Delta, Coiofndo. May ~. tsD.
y = BALDWIN.
Executor fthe estate Of J,mes q e"nock. de
ceased
tYirst pub. Msy q. last June ~
The Delta independent., 1900-06-01
n..A,.ss'. rss.s'e. s.s Ds.~s.ss..

0aoA1WPs's PessssOe esv OtsreavGe.
In the matter "f Ch sriss A. Gsrp,s. bs,sks,s a.
To he ium'raSie Mosp- n,lt,rr. JuJ of tho
District Cosst at tho u.i,cd States lot ihr D.s-
trirf ~ Co'uVidr:
charles a. Earrr- ~ b.i,,. In the cou ~
of eiia. and -,s,- u c.surasi,. in .sid d strict
respectfully Represents that "n the ith hsy
~ March la-t ps~-e'i. he wis dny aslui.'.l
la mi rutt nj der the srs of gr-~S la Ing ip
bankruptcy that he ha. du rrcrd~rrti sill
tis rr p-rty ssd rights Of rr''.r'y aud h.. 'u y
snd of The rdsr of the Coufts r'uc.iius his
baptnpry
wherefore he pray. ihsi he ma, lie t.eerrrG bv
pruvab srai,-t his e-taic. ~ der .ad l.pkrniS
sets r,evys surb debts ~ are eArrp'ci by Law
from ,nef di,eiis g~
Iaisd this iOtl, ,sy 0f Nav. 4. u. 1870
CHARLES \. HAR>E-. ia NIX rupt
ORDER or NOTICE TiIEEyoS
District of Cs,loradn.
On tbs itfh dan nf May. 4 u. 100, on read Is9
the foregoing pct,tisn, ia
Ordered bs the court that = hearing be had on
the same nn The gsh Say ~ Junc. y 1910
.fot. Gsorg. .gh.n '.isr,s In b,nsInp,sy; =,
Town of Delta In said 4 ctr ct. al a~lo~k IT, the
Afternoon aud " ., hutie~ fh.teof be sasli-hed
u, the u Ita independent ucwspaprr rubN-h~d
In said strict rpd that all krs~n creditors -
other I-r-oDs In Interest may nrpeaf 81 the ssid
me nj T. and show cau-~. tfnny they lrs~
why tli. prayer of -sid peiIiob'r sisoaid roi bs
Aid IL T. furs,:er orser~i by the Count ,h.i III.
ref rye shall .-.d W man To al kpnw n creditor.
espss< NJ sid pciitbon aud ihi. o,dsr. sddres..d
TO thrrr nj their y s~- ~f rc~if-Sre - -tat-f.
Wins. The Iionor.bie Nor. HstirII. inirc
in - q district. otf the iIth ''ay 81 Msy. t9ef
CHAkLEs ". Bisanr.
Dy Garin-r ~ Grerr. ps,su'y ssrk.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-01

er's English Remedy and, after service.
bougl, a bottle and began taking II. The ext
night my throat was nearly well ard deliv-
cred my sermon without difficulty n n few
days was thoroughly cured. leonc,ircitio
bc my ,iu,y to benefit mankind physically as
well as spiritually whenever can. and am
glad to write these words in praise I, T this
errnd old medicine. Tbosc with sensitive
thrccts and those " no cat tch cold easily should
certainly take Acker's English Remedy"
fSisned) Erv. Ezn, TrrRr S.Svvhp.
sd n and 81 bp,tc. throughout the United
satss and Canada; and In Enslsn.I. At u 81. "a 81.
q. ci II NOS s,zard aftrr hnyiu;. return ~
bottle 10 your druggist and get yosr noasy bacS-
". authorize Ns abos gaIrdnssr
". L. HOOKER & CO.. PopridDs Sez lori.
For sale by II. X. Brsisted, Delta. Colo
The Delta independent., 1900-06-01

Wo0s0 81 O0sAesA0.
Ne~'' nrs' sd third Fridays svenings Of sseh
month In Aas"ais hall. GssrAAs NsieAbss,
Ars O 8. Rtshtes. Clesk. v1o u. Nssks~a
The Delta independent., 1900-06-01

Order ~ disips service. :. ihs shspsi Il he
monas-ry; on week dsys. o'eioet .. =. ss,s.
's'nth'r ~ IN. mort hsy .serisee es Rs0 even
movnsss; ON Sundays sfs holidays. 10 osAssA
. N ., Icbrstiss of - An-s busy sssVAss -
msss, sermon. b.b-,iicsion ~'ih the nus bkss4
ssrn ncni, sd sss.isy sshoni Al ~ sss66Ry
inrr~d ~. A. Pssrsi. U. .. =.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-01
SOSsCE ~ PeslsG vas0vkGp0 0ASo
nErArLT uAvIxo svyN NAM NJ saRAn

nrrArtT uAvING nvyN NAM ~ sARAW
- Bnrr. o'h.rvise ksn~a knats upDp.
sid Harry B-pp. In The psy0e ~ ef tanes ~ ShO
ysar iss5 aud 10 aud h Wrvs' eowDnaA 1ue oaD-
t.ml"r p. ~. aDi Nswh =, ~. an1 ths MI
ctrsi nnie dre Nsr~h .. ipss IN ~ pay0Srs ~
iheir ,srsin pn'n isosy vas SD des1 - ts0se
I~yabls - IfR,i u wrsR az ordee. Ne ~
Wsvrh =. - reorss.d NxrvS - No. 10 SssS
n .; I-se ~. Of tie r,~oris Of sAs fseseAse q
liest ,ppety. Cnbp-Dio. - rvoso@ ~ vAAah e.
fsSt ! b. krai AojAerv< ys'A Gnse Hes 6011nsV1
he si inicb'e1sr-s Do aD1 Daysb,s. - =.
qWssfsd tits t,-reic.-vr -
Nsw tbevsfcr~. 1srr fD = h. r-skne nGoorp =
mrby xiv~p nat Inc ord, pulNpx. . DaAp6
ut.e named In ssid aeed n uUss ua1ss ~
possrs and Hufhority aWi Gw the ,sses - p1s.
yS-~s. thc rrr named viii psti 81 ysyblie aUe3SHo
suc' ~ for the highest ana bet pvscs sbs saO0
~iIi bring In cash. on
MONDAY. JUNK sru. i,sp.
~ 10 o'e'oek . m 81 The sputh frpst dops q -
e''unty ecuu tv'ose IN tesss. DelA erwasy. cs6N-
rsdo. oil the re,y~ft, desevtSsi ~ ssh Ase1 -
trust, 80 moeh 'hereof sa-y bs su0rtevS -
sat!tfy said Ind bted e~~s End es,-ts W wit
LIT d'ssufy .iS ~ htr~k rire ~ the toOD -
p~hsl s'eoriipg ~ ue vvc.sa~A e1as q -
fs~n. snS fss~iiop ~ TIE susheei duoel1g q
sorth. sce =; n the ~ipsA fyWespoi II
rdsss- ber'rpip~ the spss ~ - ~ussSs a. ssin
su'hs-u qua'ss ~ shc b~pkwvss S0G1Ssr Ov4
is1rins ihrns. nUvfh ~ rvuis shpNeS Gsa V p1oa
'bsrev ~raih "a rrks. sherse s-,e II rs1s 10 -
rfnuips. sf y, Dsepss ~ounsy rcsossuss
fs'ed st re,ts. C.h~eio. NJ. yssN Asy ~ April
A. %. iss. N.H CLAM,
P,te,e fwcass.
fFi~t rnb. Nsy 'sss ~ .. M
The Delta independent., 1900-06-01
S0o~0A

yiRxT RArTlsT cnru n ssrviers - .
=. ssi 80 =. kev. A. a Layton. psssss
ssnsss school n 10 o - Ds 4. u. nensA ha0.
ssp~rsAssAesG yosss esspses Nssssao - 60
r N. ya,sv neetisr 90 v WeAnesss, ssssa.ss .,
The eh urrh .H.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-01
fne MAGICAL oAatc<.


Dance nse the dsaes that yos dascsd. Clasi0S
That dsy. With your mystical Art.
when Joy had ed.
And love was dcsd. 4aa4aass
And you danced o'cr . dead mans hesrtl
Never . curve . sw.rre smi,s-
bsace - 700 ds.ced that day. Ciari.se!
pance ~ dance thst yos danerd. Cfsrtsat
Iron the keau.ifui dancers sp.ft.
Yos fsn w,sry tonight.
And rm lost to the light.
And haven't the ghost Of hearth
Dance me- = dance Tor q wonan's Lost css.
In . rsinbow Of ribbon. Charlse. Clsrissei
pancs the dsncc that yos danced. Carissa.
That day. with our wonderful art:
Lance down the sorrv~
" snd Tomorrow.
And dsnce down the love IN ny heart!
FOR I'm weary at heart OF . world like this:
Hessi ! tos you . kraceist. So~ dance. Cisriss'
: HH -Atlsnta Constitution.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-01

crpAR ErGE MyTRODRT ErisCoPAI
cHrErH.-sunday srbosl every Sunday q Nd
m. Prs.hihE the srs sd third susAsys 10
tasi. month. A welcome lbs ell.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-02-08
His Life Was Saved.

Mr.. j. E Lilly, prominent citizen
of Hannibal, Mo-, lately had a won
derful deliveraDee from a irightful
death. In telling OF IL he says: II
was taken with typhoid fever, that
ran into pneumonia. My lungs be-
came hardened. l was so weak l
couldn't even sit up in bed. Nothing
helped me. l expected to soon die Of
consumption, when / heard Of DR..
Kings New Discovery. One bottlf
gave great relief. / continued to use
IL, and now am well and strong. !
can't say tso much in its praise. "
Tnis marvellous medicine isthe surest
and quickest cure 10 The world for all
throat and lung trouble. Regular
sizes so cents ana sl.0O. Trial bottles
free at F, B. Snyder's drug store;
every bottle guaranteed.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-02-08
Examination Dates.

State Superintendent Nelson has
Informed County Superintendent
Massey OF the dates for the examina-
tions for graduation from district
schools, which are as follows:
Examinations in OrthOgraphy, read
ing, writing, geography and physi-
ology, on Saturday, March II.
Examinations in arithmetic, gram
mar and history, on Saturday March
81.
The above dates were made al the
suggestion OF the state board Of edu-
cation.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-02-08
The zyha Postofiice.

The Clearwater Jayhawker pub
fishes the following letter supposed to
have been written to Senator Lucien
Baker by a Zyba citizen concerning
the appointment Of a postmaster at
Zyba:
Zybe Kan. Jan. Goth, 1900.
Hon. Lushean Bakr, Washington, d. c.
Ny Deer Bdkr-I take my pen and
ink in band to rite 10 yew bout
the pOintment of post mastr at
Zybe. Yew no tibet sense the Rock
Eyeland r. r. ruH throw their, u be
is rite smart OF plais l. Orter hey
good man fer p NJ. | don't no OF
eny If wore trends and party wurkers
mors in fer the plaiS than Cy PICK
cite. B. he left NizOury he Good
skin a shepe quicken eny body IN
the CricK bOtum- An | have seed
him squert hacker jooce 3 rod an kill
a bumibI b 90 poZzy 9tlmeS out Of
ten. H. is the best hand to manig a
dog ate | ever sea an in boss raisin b.
is a fen0miny. / hev node him tOgo u
a hess raSe with - cents and git away
with 3 dOurs and % ehaWs ~ hAss
shOO. He is secret Ordur man b.
My wife SEE a post mastr and A. F.
an amen. beliV yer methodist yer
self. Wen IL koms tOpOltiX yew bel
yoFe sOre mule he is at all the pTim
arys to help make cOrum and sekund
the mo uns. Yew OF to see him
rite! He kin rite eDy weigh yew lay
the paper down and with his left hand
10 An spell, Lord all gosh! he
spells 10 his slep! he is jist mace fer a
post master. Yer Friend -.
P.S. Ef yew liant get him in, my
friend Pete Perkins can doOplykate
him in all the abuv pertiklers. J.E.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-02-08
S. S. S. CURES RHEUMATISM

NTH Manson Murireesboro Tenn writes
agel was afflicted with what the doctors called
tm or Lumbago suffering the most intense at
being confined bed for about although
best physicians lone OF them fathe attended
illness They could only temporary relief think
they tried about all the remedies known medical dosing
me with strong medicines until stomach into such eea
dion that could digest nothing and neither myself ny
- friends had OF recovery ss 8,
k ard before finishing the first bottle found had the right remedy
& continued take until cured perfectly This about
nine years ago and have been in splendid health inee
IN We have Just issued new snd valuable book on RAsa
w matism copy Of which will be pleased to send h
with this disease SWIFT SPEeIFIO co.. Atlanta. Ga
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-02-08
A Straze Story.

The bishop of he Reform Episcopal
church Of Chicago has startled the pub
lie with marvellous story OF pSychi-
cal phenomena, the two principals
being members Of his congregation.
He declines to give their rue names,
using the name Smith" instead. As
the bishop, Samuel FaAOws, tells the
story. Mrs. Charles Smith, the wife of
ayOGng man living on the north side,
was taken seriously i'll and died in a
short time. She was not embalmed,
and was buried two or three days
later in Rose Hill cemetery. She was
buried in the afternoon and in the
evening a friend of the family came
IN and decided TO stay ia the house
that night with the husband and
servants.
In the middle Of the night Mr..
Smith was awakened by some one
calling his name. He heardAhe name
two or three times, Charles, Charles, >
very distinctly. lie did not aSsOciat 3
the voice with any one he knew, ard
SAID to himself that it was a hallucl.
nation. Being man OF materialiStic
views, he attached no superstitiOus
meaning to the matter and soon fell
into a troubled sleep again, After a
little while he was awakened by the
voice again, this time insisteBt,
Charles. harles, Charlesm
just as day was breaking, for the
third time he heard the call again,
this time entreatiDgly. This time he
recognized the voice very distinctly as
that OF his wife. Moved by some in
applicable impulse he spraDg up,
searched the room carefully, found no
one aud rushed into where his friend
was asleep. Come, get upl" he said,
1--WE must 60 to Rose Hill "
His friend tried to diSsnade bin,
but to no purpose. They harnessed a
horse to a little buggy, took spades
and pick axes aud drove to the ceme-
terry at breakneck speed. As quickly
as possible they dug down to the coffin,
which had been put there the after
noon before and opened il. The young
wife was just turning over in the
casket. Although alive she was IN
conscious. Presumably she had been
in a stupor the entire time, She was
taken home, recovered and is alive
today. She has no idea that she was
ever buried alive, and probably If she
had known all the circumstances at
that time, the shock would have
killed her. She was told that she had
been very i'll and had recovered almost
miraculously. Beyond that, she knows
nothing Of the story. There seems
but one explanation and that is that
Mrs. Smiths subconscious mind In
huenced the mind OF her husband
telepathically and warned him Of her
danger.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-02-08

An ordinary rooster sells for 20
cents. A capon sells for 50 or IS cents.
A eaponizing outfit sells for 50, and
anyone can learn how to perform the
operation from the book that goes
with the outfit. There is big money
10 capons, and it is a wonder more
people do not take advantage Of IL.
1t is easy work, aud capons find a
ready market, and the demand for
them is growing.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-02-08
Public Notice.
Dalton, Kas., Feb. 3, 1890.

UdIIUu, MS, Eco. 3, IyJU.
To whom IL may concern:
On November 1, 1899, my wife a0aD-
dOned our home at DaltOa, Kansas,
and took with her our adopted daugb-
ter Grace. She still refuses to remain
with HE as my wife, and all parties
interested are hereby notified to, upon
no accouat extend any credit To her,
for l vii! not be responsible for any
debts that she may contract, for her
self or or adopted daughter Grace.
G.. A. WOODARD.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-02-08

An increase of pension, from SIC to
slT uer month, has been granted to
ames .. Vance Of ArgOnia.