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Apply at Gffiee l5E Weekly Bulletin.
FOR SALE-IiOUsEs.

FOR SALE-GOGSEs.
FOR SALE-suag Ht,,e house in Tuiuiug: has
with stable $50
snug 5-roon bolse on h e. Sc. with water and
snas s-room brick on st. Sc, ss50; rent,
SO
snug 5-room house OF 10th St Sc; water and
5room frame, 10Th. near B Sc; good lot;
Sl-.o. rent. -
/. near 7th So. 6roam frame. 5. 800: good lot
No card required 70 inspect the above property
JOHN +. DONOHOE s. SDN.
--lSZ.-st 80 Fast Capitol 81
FOR SALE-weu Iae4tsd: price 500: Groom
house on 18th 81 Nv. near u, y0u can Sc
cure bargain STONE FAIRFAX, sos r 81
N26St,em
FOR SAIE-Here's 4 bargain for a home or in
veStmeut5 q cosy Groom brick with q bath.
range, hot and cold water; back ward. wOydshcd !:
2ssory irsut porch; price reduced % 1850: rsat-
lnS @ select Waite tenant for SI2 a Ecuth.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX, so6 + -. Yes EN-
FOR SiLE-S2. 200 each: worth $500 each: well
located on through streets northwest; bricls-
6 rooms and hath; rent pays Per cent net; must
De sold. owner in need Of money STONE &
FAIRFAX. 200 + 81 w.. en-
FOR SALE-A vory cheap house on ID 81 ne
near ID. s-rDom brick, with a bath; reduced
10 S2.sd0. STONE & FAiRFAN S95 + t. nv
y2G2tem
FOR SALE Down town. west Of 9Th ct. south
of II: a brick dwelling: rooms and bath:
reduced 90 sf-6od- lot worth the price, good
investment STUNE & FAIRFAX 500 81.
L-65t-cm
FOR SALE-Si.0oO Is cheap for an room brick,
with cellar and furnace; ca st. nv, form
erly held a. $500. cost thar rrurh- Celigutill
location STONE x FAIRFAX $40 + s. nv
ly163t.Cm
T-,p -
near y Owner IsavlnZ country: viii take
$500; cost him $500; well CONSTRUCTED: stable
STONE & FAIRFAX. SO St NV jv2G-St. en-
FOR SAIE-SIEsli frare house. Tot 25xlOO. in
TeuleytoWu, d. G.; title good; taxes paid 10
date Address bon ~. this office jy25-3L
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WAETED-RoVSFS.

WANTED-Srail house in alley or court: abou,
$500; cash Box 457 This ofice iy27-St EN-
WANTED To rent before August IS. small house,
all Ur-ern Improvements, or. heaIlhv con.
dition; E-sh part II city: rent between SIS and
s2S; vol thank SKY party vaeatins good house 10
crop 70 POSTAL Address Bon 432 this office.
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ROOMS papered. sl.75 up; samples brought T
GEORGE. 4lliz 9Th ST. sw. jy27-6t
WALL PAPER-We're sweltering Seems as Il old
Sol won't let up Jupiter Pluvius is helping
Us out oLce IN while, but not eOnush Let
Note Paper your His work Is the bes:
Rooms paperec - UP. +. C. NOLTE. $40 9th ST
branch iy2S-tf-e,n
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Through traizs from the south STRIVE Washing
ton 6;i2 a. r., 5-2j d H.. 2-lJ ,. n aai $50
=. N. daily. From BaTTlsCElur- II -sS A. n ~
Gays aid $50 p IN. dzsl, Fro-. Chlricttesyit.e
s-2s a. n Sud 9-s3 p II daily
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PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS will be received at the Bureau Of
Supplies and Accounts, Navy Department
Washington, D. c. until u O'CLOCK NOON
JULY 81. 1900. and publicly opened immediately
thereafter, furnish al the Navy Yard Washing
ton. d. C.. a quantity OF nickel steel f0rgingS
brass slabs drills, gneiss, granite, cement sand.
betting, lumber, piles, iron. lirnc. states. and
hardware Blank proposals viii be furnished upon
application TO the Navy Yard Washington d. C.
4 :. KENNY. Paymaster General, L. 5 y
iy20-27
PROPOSALS fer a NunieipaI Hospital Site.-Exec-
utive Office, Commissioners Of the District
Of Columbia. Washington, July "a. I90O--Notice
Is hereby given that the Commissioners Of the
District Of Columbia viii receive proposals until
y O'CLOCK the 31ST INSTANT TO sell 10
the District site for a municipal hospital and
that j deposit of $3.50 may accompany each
proposal instead of 1000. stated in the pre-
vious advertisements. HENRY b. f. MACFAR-
LAND, JOHN ". ROSS ID. ID. GAILLARD Act
ing), Commissioners Of the District Of Colum-
bis. jy 2j-6texSu
PROPOSALS FOR grading certain streets snd ave
nues--Ofhce Of the Commissioners. d. C
Washington. ID. C., July ., iS0a.-Sealed pro-
posais viii be received ct this Office until u
O'CLOCK NOON. SATT RDAY. AUGTST m iago
for grading certain streets and Gsenags. aggre-
eating about 100 900 cubic ySrcs OF grading
Blank forms Of proposal, specifications, ard al.
necessary information viii be iI-n. he'd on =ppii-
cation to the office Of the Engineer E0a.nis<ian..r
d. c. HENRY b. Z. MACFAPLAND, JOHN "
Ross, LANSING H. BEACH, Commissioners d.
Z. jy24-6t-exsu
PROPOSALS for grading ana regulating s,ibaT bar
streets and avenues--0ffice of the Gonasnis-
siOEers ID. c, Washington D C., July 25, I930-
Sealed proposals win DC received al this oice IN
I'll 10 O'CLOCK NOON, SATURDAY. AUGUST A.
1900 for grading and regulating suburban streets
and avenaes. Blank forms CT proposal specifca-
tons, and az other necessary information viii be
furnished at the Office OF the Engineer Commits
soner ID. G. H b. +. BIACFARLAND JOHN ".
ROSS, LANSING H. BEACH. Commissioners d.
c. iy2i-6t-exSa
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Leave Wa,A.urt1a so a l.. ..af,, I - p, r,
As p m. { 80 P H. weeE L1ys. aEd % D. m
Sundays ior B.ueuont; 6--s p. ~ Saturdays for
Lces5G-gs &C p II Eeek e1ys - Hern-oa.
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MISCELLANEOUS


THE original DEXTER LAUNDRY Is again open
for business located II 3l2 Pa. ave. uw II
V. DEXTER. Manager EMMET RIORDAN K
co, Proprietors- iy273t
BAD bills collected or 10 charge. II. D. GORDON
Attorney al Law, 1885 St iy3S6-
LARGE DIVIDENDS PAID MONTHLY TO s1sbscr b.
ers to the Departmental CO-operatiye Investment
Association, invest yoGr idle money and share W n
others in the profits. Write fer explanatory cir
culsr or call ~ Office. Gl3 + 81. NV after
p. n. daily. J. +. SIMONDS. Agent iyI0Imo
SEWING MACHINES repaired and warranted. 81;
machines for rent 5y week or month al OP-
PENHEI3IEK'S NEW HOME AGENCY 5Ii 9Th ST
iy7-tf
CAPITAL CLOCK REPAIRING Co. II3l -th 81
NV; clocks, watches ieWelry. and music boxes
repaired cheap and guaranteed; send postal will
call for ard deliver free. ie6-tf
HOODS Baking Powder Worlds Best 5, 10 & i5c.
myS-u
BOOKBINDING AND PRINTING-Binding one
volume magazine, IS ccnts; other binding
equally as cheap; printing 200 cards. - cents;
other printing equally as cheap WILLIAMS, 6l5
18th St NV; Charles W Dowden. Manager fe2- {:
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FOR SALE-S4.0DO Is cheap for an room brick,
with cellar and furnace; on Z IT. NV, form
erly held a. $500; cost THAI much, Delighted
location STONE x FAIRFAX SO s. NV
lls5-lt ON
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FOR SALE--A Cteap brick house 9th 81. NV
near y; Owner IeayinZ country; viii take
$500; cost him 81 200: well constructed: stable
STONE & FAIRFAX. SO F 81. NV jr26-St. EN-
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ICE CREAM, zoe gallon, not made in a cellar
but above ground. for sewer gas abolnds in
cellars and breeds typhoid. diphtheria etc morsl
don't cat that kind LACEY'S Is pure and de-
hcious COZ n. Y. ave 'Phone 2osI. apps q. en-
my3-tf
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OCEAN sTEAEIsHIP1.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Intended Steanlship Ssilings from Vancouver
JAfAS. CHINA. AND PHILIPPINE TSI-ASDS
EMFaEsS or CFINA---.-July . sept 10, Dec 3
EhPKESs OF IADlA.....Juiy so. Oct s. Dec. 81
EAFhESS OF JAPAN-.....A"g. %. Nov. 5. Jza >
- HAWAIIAN ISLANDS AND AUSTRALIA
hAtHIAOO-----June % MON IRA July p
FoT rates apply l2ZJ Pennsylvania Avenue
In
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EACHANGE-FOr Washington
suburban bJIilcing. lot OF acre; five acre lot
near phosphate mines, snd adioinin,. orange
cr~vcS. N Az-ieB esurty.- Pa Box IA this
ofsCe. iy26-3t, EN-
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4. 5. CAYWO0D
Real Estate. Loans, and Insurance.
9S3 9TH ST y. ".


933 9TH ST. y W
Chance for buildersi Lots suitable for apart
ment houses, etc, near North Capitol and Naw
ork avenue. convenient 10 two car lines, lots
fronting on two streets and With wide side al
ley; y by IS5 feet in all. improved b. frame
house; if sold at OEce. 50c per foot.
Suburban homesi SIX and room houses at
BriEhtwood Park. built by owner. Wate- baths
and gas. Convenient 10 eleet-icc1rs. Prem s.. .9Jo
TO $500.
Good building lots at Ivy City. 0ILe per foot
Glen Echo lots cheap Good eleYation on cleo
tric line. jySJ-5t-em
BRENTwOOD-one fare BY suburban eIectric 70
District line. then one-f9urih mile noTIk
Rives Road: lots 50xaO0 for sI09. at S per
month. See " A. BARTLETT. Loan & Trist
Bldg, or ~ Brentwood Station. B. < o. Railway.
Siys-Imo
STORAGE
STORAGE. 10 cents per lczd- UNITED STATES
STORAGE Co 40 10th Il rv ixg--a.
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wA@TED-KoosI AND BOARD.
yANTEn-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

WANTED-To 0uy. horse and buggy or light
vehicle. viii pasture. feed and give s. f0r
ten days trial; references. Address BON 40 this
Oihce- jy25-3t
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AMERICAN LINZ.

AMERICAN LINE.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
NV NORK-SOoTH ANTON LOSDoS.
CALLING. NFSBCUSD. AT CT-ER8OURG.
Sailing WsdnesdayS at 20 a. N
RED STAR LIE
NV NORE-ASTWERP-Ps
kvesy Nceaesdzy st Il uCOa-
fNTfkNATiDNAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers j and IS. y. R--Ofhce - Bro4dsaF. n Z.
Pbila1e,ph.a Ofh-r 205397 Wa MT Ct
WASHINGTON OFFICE-Is0s ST ~ y.
Or " C. Moss. Agent At Sanders L Stayman'L
ESo- G.
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FOR sALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-One 1900 Olive. good as new. So:
other good wheels. from - up; two Olive
tlndoms in perfect condition; 50 5I3 stE 81
nv. js2--St cru
FOR SALE-Iady's b.cyc-e; perfect condition;
cheap. Addrezs Box ifS. tlsis officc. i
FOR SALE-Geut's new high grade wheel. eqaip-
ped with coaster brake; cheap I7S0 Pa. ave.
jy25-St
FOR SALE-Iady's bicycle. good coalition: =
cash. Address 80 I2th II. NV. Jy253t-em
FOR SALE Gents high c-lds bicyclo; used three
weeks. Cau ROOM -, WazdeIl BIG--. corner
9Th and ST. NV 5e25st
FOR SALE-Gent's bicycle; ne,s Iasap. bell; so.
lGI5 1 81 NV iyzj-3l
GREAT Removal sale, q: I3icycTes and supplies
Fi=st-class high-cr-d a. bicycles AZ So The IA
NOUS so Pioneer bicycle complete with lamp and
bell. Sle.75- This week vi! be Your last chance
and you had better cCme carly. ss OR supply Of
these bargain bicycles Is limited
AL kinds Of slndries 20 st one-half price. FOR
instance. sire tape. iC rob; bells. I5c: gas lamps
81 is; oil lamps. &c Thcse are all fLrst-cls 1870:
rot shgpNvrn- NATIONAL CYCLE Co
iy23-u-em 1927 Pa. ave
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FOI, I.ENT-oFFIcEs.

F0R ki-NT-EgcoTns IN building 30 St nv:
,..1sI rent. Apply 10 ". J. DANTE. Hutch. rs
BEG, Ie.h ard D ala ap32-s
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WANTEp-BICYeLEs.

wANTEp-BICYCLE
WANTED-GentS' loa -fr9are bicycle; state p-iee
Box $50 this ca1re iyz7-sI EN-
FOR Observation-Disclosures HOUSES
FOR RESr-ro two sduIts only: four room: fur.
for housekeeping; in nice hOGss: closed fe-T
summer; rent nominal 1860 K. Jyz5-St-esa
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WANTED-Nc. range, with bot water TAM:
new OF second hand. Address BOX iS7. tI,,s
Office i,-3-Sf
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STORAGE.

STORAGE. 10 cents per losd- UNITED STATES
STORAGE CO., 420 10th St nx. nS7-3t
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WANTED-Sccond-haud cash register: must be
cheap; VIII pay cash. Address Box is. this
Office. i,5--st .,.,
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wANTED-aIISCELLANEoUs

WANTED-Desk and other ofRce furniture: VIII
pay cash. If cheap Box 4jI, this Office
iV27 81 su
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FOR SALE OR RExr-HousEs.
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NaNTE3-SUBURBAN.

NANTED-F0 bUy. suburban place, one acre or
more, vieinify Of Tenleytown preferred: oiye
a.! particuaIs- Address BOX i2I, this office.
!y2G-St
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WANTED-Thrce young ladies on salary and COM
mission; pleasant work; good money can be
made; refs. required call 10 p m saturday,
MR.. KINNEAR, l20i Pa. ave, % floor. Item
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WANTED-Hcuse or fat nv; cheap: desirable
tenant. Box 4z9. this off,e iy2G3 .ra
WANTED-fourToom house in ne. NOT over
500 mostly cash CLARK BROS, COS 18Th
st. 10 -
People's voice., 1900-10-04
Republican Meeting.

Monday night of this wetk the Mail
and Breeze ed tor from Topeka came
down to Anthony with batch Of cold.
storage oratory and frost-bitten wit
that wilted everything before it. Nc
Neal was advertised as the greatest
western humorist," but his jokes were
soold and their application so obscure
twas necessary to have young man
along with him drawing pictures to
assist the funny man in explaining his
Jokes to US thick-headed high grass
dwellers upon the plains of Kansas I"
The above from the Anthony Bulle-
tin very aptly describes the meeting
in Wellington on Wednesday evening
of last week by the same parties. The
patroniZing air with which Populists
were told they were a lot of deluded
ignoramuses who were being worked
for suckers by the Democrats was an
insult to the intelligence of every Pop
ulist in the audience. The coarse and
brutal cartoon of a man so dear to the
people of his party as Bryan doubtless
pleased few Republicans so preju.
diced they can see no good in any.
thing which does not bear the Repub,
lican brand; but it pleased no one else
and will be as such things always art
a boomerang.
People's voice., 1900-10-04
A Church Trial,at South Haven.

There Is church trial at South
Haven today, growing out of the old
HUlllngsw0rth.LeGrande suit over a
uOctor's bill last spring.
DR.. HollingswOrth brought suit
against LeGrande 10 recover a bill for
reatlng the defendants eyes for In.
Juries resulting from lime ex2l0-
sion. LeGraDde brought a COULTER
suit asking for damages, alleging NAL.
practice as the ground for action, The
suit was bitterly fought, and tie
friends Of both parties arrayed them
selves on one side or the other OF the
case. One Of DR.. Hollingsworth's
witnesses was W. E. Franklin. Frank.
lin aud LeGrande are both members
Of the same church, the Methodist.
Naturally Franklin's and Le-
Grande's testimony did not harmon
ize. Franklin testified 10 one thing
aud LeGrande testified TO another,
One OF the attorneys 10 the case, not
knowing what a row he was about to
stir up in the South haven Methodist
church, asked LeGraDde on the wit
ness stand If Frankhu's testimony
was true.
LeGrande said it was incorrect.
Then he lied, did he," the attor-
ney asked.
His testimony was not correct"
repeated LeGrande.
well then, he must have lied,
didn't he?" the attorney insisted.
This kind Of Gross examination was
kept up until LeGrande tOally as
IOCd as said that Franklin had lied.
Franklin never got over the i'm
parchment OF LeGraDde, and finally
took the matter up before the church.
He preferred Charges" against Le-
Grande, charging him with refusing
to pay bill aud with calling d broth
er member Of the church a liar.
The trial is being held today before
Rev. D W. Phillips OF Whitfield,
whom Presiding Elder Ebright ap-
pointed TO sit 10 the case. The Meth
Odist code provides that the judge OF
a trial shall be OF the twelve jurors.
Among the eleven others who will
hear the case and decide the fate OF
Mr.. LeGrande are E. c. Trowbridge
# wellington, D. U. Ball, Henry
Armstrong, John Green and T, A.
Hubbard.
Harry WOnds was in South Haven
Tuesday acting as counsel for 5. NJ.
LeGrande, 10 the klin-LeGrande
church trial. Mr.. Woods says there
were four charges" against LeGrande
instead Of two. One OF the charges
was that LeGrande abused DR.. Hol-
lingswOrth, the plaintiff in the suit
over doctors bill, at the depot in
Wellington. LeGrande was acquitted
on all the charges except the one
growing out of the quarrel at the
depot. The jury found that LeGrande
did lose his temper a little on this
occasion, and recommended that be
be mildly reprimanded.
People's voice., 1900-10-04
WRECK IN OKLAHOMA.
A Passenger DeraiIed South Of Arkansas
City and Two Persons Killed.

Passenger train No. 4OS, north
bound, Was deTailed at Waterloo, be.
lOw Arkansas City about 5 O'Clock
Monday afternoon, and two persons
lost ,heir lives.
The accident was caused Dy the
engine tank jumping the track. The
tank broke loose from the engine,
which shot ahead with the engineer
and fireman. The rest OF the train,
with the exception OF the sleeper,
jumped the track aud overturned III
The ditch. The dead are: Edmond
Rowe. a cattleman Of Jonah, Tex,
and Tom Mayer, travelling man OF
Oklahoma City. The injured are:
James S. Lyon, implement dealer,
Guthrie: George II. Willis, merchant /
tailor, Guthrie, ear torn and scalp
bruised; R. Antrim, Ray county, Mo i,
badly bruised; Joseph Vandevere,
Ray county, Mo-, arm slightly crush.
ed; hoy Vandevere, II year ola grand.
son Of Joseph Vandevere. back and
abdomen injured, regarded as serious.
Thomas McNeal, farmer, Derby, Kas.,
slightly bruised; Z. Il. Smith of the
Bell Wharf Elevator company, bruised
over body: James Edwards, arm
broken: E0win H. Cooke, president
State National bank, Oklahoma City.
cut abJut head: - Black, first name
unknown, Of Texas, collar bone
broken; NewsbOy, name unknown,
severely bruised about head.
A relief train was hastily made up
and with half a dozen physicians Oh
bard, was hurried TO the scene OF the
wreck. The arrival Of the Guthrie
relief train was anticipated by a sim
liar train from Oklahoma City, which
bore the killed and more seriously
wounded back to Oklahoma CiLy.
where the wounded were placed in d
hospital.
The sleeping car ives not derailed.
The fatalities were cODfned to the
smoking car which was crowded with
passengers. The first among the mr.
injured to make their escape from The
wreck did 50 through the windows G.
the overturned car, through which
they assisted their less fortunate fel'
low passengers. Thomas II. Mayer, tb,
travelling man, said 10 represent
Missouri hardware firm, was carricl
from the car in an unconscious cOndi
tiOn and died in few minutes. Ed
mOnd Rowe, the cattleman, age
about 70 years, was found lying unde
a seat with his skull split open. H
lived only half an hour. Three physI
clans we're on the train. who locke
after the injured until the arrival O
the relief train from Oklahoma City
People's voice., 1900-10-04
d CITY p.

L. J. Wheeler has bought 80 acre
OF land near Zyba Of NJ. NJ. Thompson
paying 81 800 for it.
Sumner Brewer has gone To Wich
ita to work in the Carey hotel durint
the Wichita street fair.
Miss Maggie Vineyard is attendiD.
her sister, Mrs. Frank O'Neil, a.
Rome, who is quite sick.
J.C.NeWbold and wife were in from
ArgOnia Monday visiting family o.
his brother, W. j. NewbOld.
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.
Judge Mcbride today divorced W
c. Cranrey from Della D. Cranney
VIC Cranney lives near Caldwell
He is native Of Scotland.
Mrs. J. V. Williams will leave mex
Sunday for OttLmwa, Ia, Peoria
Chicago and Bloomington, ILL.,. acC
Washington, Pa. She will be absent
five or six weeks.
Portraits ordered by VOICE subscriber
can be had at this office. Two dollar
for an excellent portrait and gilt or oal
frame, 2ox24 inches, and the VOICE on
wear. Call at the VOICE Office and Sc,
samples.
Rev. S. Price received a TELEGRAM
today from Madison. Wis, Sdyinl
that his daughter, Mrs. trankiin
upon whom surgical operation VA
performed, was practically Ouc o
danger aud resting well.
The jury in the Con Ryan hold VI
case returned a verdict Of guilty Sat
urday, after being out about 10 min
utes. Ryan wa; charged with Wm
Williams with holding ~ four mel
in the railroad yards me night il
August.
People's voice., 1900-10-04
c. A. GAMBRILL.

A permanent organization OF Bry-
an and Breidenthal club Of over 400
members was effected at the ArmOry
Hall Tuesday evening by eecting
Victor Creighton president and Rob-
ert Vineyard secretary. Great inter-
est and enthusiasm was manifested,
The membership viii increase and the
club will be an important factor 10
the work Of the campaign. Clubs with
a good membership have been organ
ized at Perth, Oxford, Belle Plaine
and other points. They should be
organized at every school house, let
the good work 60 on.
II you wish to live long, "Longayi.
ia" will give you the power to do so.
If you wish to remain beautiful, Lon
gavita" will keep you so. II you want
to enjoy continued health and vigor
and be young man when you are old
in years, "Longavita, will keep you
there. If you long to be called old,
decrepit, senile and crippled, if you
want to become burden TO yourself
and others, If you want TO lose all the
beauty, all the vigor, all the health
you ever had, then you do not want to
use this preparation. 1t is made for
those only who love life and all its
pleasures. See ad. in another column.
"Longavita" is the result Of many
years labor by two of the best and
well-known scientists the world has
yet produced.
WANTED-Nan TO manage branch Of
fee for wholesale house; salary SI25.oo
per month, Office expenses and commits
sion. Must furnish satisfactory refer
ences and $4,000 cash. Address, Whole
sale, No. 5o4 Nelson Bldg, Kansas City,
Mo.
You can make barrels Of money selling
"The Great Galveston Disaster" 500
page book SI.5o; to agents 9oc; freight
paid. Send 25c today to cover postage
on free outfits. D. Knapp & Co., Kan
sas City, Mo.
Pure Blooded Black Langshan, White
and Barred Plymouth Rock cockerels for
sale. One dollar each. They are beau
ties.-Sunny Slope Poultry Yards, Cald-
well, Kansas.-Frank P. Logan.
Mrs. Luan Heard will arrive this
evening from FreepOrt, H., on a visit
TO her sisters, Mrs. L. j. French and
Mrs. B. +. Spar.
Charlie Berry, living near Zyba, lost
his s months old boy Sunday from
cholera iDfantum. The funeral was
held Monday.
People's voice., 1900-10-04

Asa NJ. Black and family will leave
the middle OF the month for Los An
geles TO spend the winter.
A. A. Richardson and wife arrived
home Monday from the east, where
they spent the summer.
Carpenters commenced putting up
the frame work OF +. A. Whites new
residence on North Z street today.
Andrew H. Swan has rented all Of
his land in this county, and will leave
the first Of November for Los Angeles
and San Diego, Cal, to spend tie
winter.
The reported sale OF the L. X.
Myers property TO DR.. Martin was a
MISTAKE. Tn. transfer was strip OF
land l5x40O feet 10 the vicinity OF the
Myers home.
Rev. and Mrs. ThOS. w. PeniCk and
daughter Florence returned this
morning from Marshall, Mo-, where
they had been FOR the benefit OF Mr..
Penick's health. He is improving.
A representative Of th1 air lights
which were used during the Jubilee
will submit written proposition 10
the CITY council at its next meeting
to light the city, either by contrac'
or sell the necessary equipment.
There is little likelihood that the
city will be asked to vote sl4, 900 bonds
for an electric lighting plant, as there
is feeling That the city is far enough
in debt and that $4,000 plant
would prove inadequate the needs
Of the city.
Senator II iuna spoke in New York
last Tuesday night. The New York
World (D.mocraticl says: when he
had been speaking four or five minutes
people in all parts OF the hall started
to leave. They kept passing up The
aisles 10 great throngs, and out
through The many doors. The indiffer
ence OF the people was shock to
Senator Hanna. The disintegration
OF the audience seemed to take all he
spirit out Of his utterances. 1t m ght
almost be said that he lost heart