The Wellington Daily Voice from Wellington, Kansas • 4

CARLISLE J. GRIFFITH. SEC. HANNA MARK, PRES. fli Mini i MM a BSH Capital Stock $25.

GO Shares 25 cents Kach We beg to call your attention to the plans and purposes of this company, believing it to offer to the buyer of its shares absolute safety as to the principal and expectations for profits, Uneplled in any Enterprise Ever Undertaken in the U. S. Briefly Stated the Business to Be Pursued Is as Follows: It a well known fart that, since the opening of the National Campaign, the bankers of New York and London, fearing that in ease the Treasury was depleted of its "Gold Reserve" on the eve of the electioi it would endanger the elaction of Wm. MeKinley, to prevent such depletion thev have been depositing gold with the Secretary of the Treasury, receiving in exchange therefor "United States Notes," with the intention, in the event of MeKinley's elec-ilon, of presenting these notes for redemption in old, thereby depleting the Treasury of its old Kesrve" and or Je another sale of bonds It being certain that if MeKinley is eleoted there will be other sales of bonds. It is the purpose of this company to buy these bonds as a Thecapital stock of this company will be sufficient for this purpose, as the only actual Investment necessary to be made will be postage stamps and stationery to correspond with the Secretary of the Treasury and place its Mds on file In his office.

This company, by promising any banker to deliver to him the bonds purchased from the government can secure the guarantee of such banker as to Its solvency as a bidder, ana in case tne bids art accepted he will take the bonds and pay to his company the difference between the cost price of the bonds, and their market value. iV It is a notorious fact ebat when the last bonds were Hold, persons Did for them who had not a dollar with which to pay for them but who, In the way above explained, being successful bidders, sold the bonds at a profit of from 5 to 10 per cent premium on the amount purchased. One individual by this process of bidding realized the sum of 19,000 upon an investment of six coot's For example When a sale of bonds is announced, this company would secu re the jruaran-ty of a banker, as to its solvency. Then a bid on $100,000 of such bonds would be filed by this company at, say 100 per cent. This bid is accepted and the bonds are resold to at their market value which would be, say 120 per cent.

Mr. would in this case pay to the Treasury Department In gold $110,000 and the remaiuing $10,000 to this company as its profit. For further purt.cuu. address the Home Office, St. Louis, Mo.

RAILROAD TIME CARD. QHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND PACIFIC. GOING EAST. No. 2.

Chicago Mall and Express 8:08 a Chicago Fast Line 9:43 pm No. 32. Accommodation Freight ....7:37 a OOINQWESTi No. 1. Chicago Mail and Express 8:15 pm No.

3. Chicago Fast Line 6:38 am Mo. 31. Accommodation Freight 6:03 pm Nos. 1 and 3 run through to Ft Worth with out change.

All trs ins run daily. Free reclining chair cars on all passengers to Kansas City and St.Joe, where direct connection is made with all lines north, east and south. No. 3 has through sleeper for San Antonio, Tickets sold and baggage shecited to all important points in the United States and Canada. E.

P. HlQGlNS, A.gent PHE ATCHISON, TOPBKA SANTA FE RAILWAY COMPANY. sgSfa. ARRIVALS. isilN Prom north and east No.

425, Acoom. 7:40 Kansas division No 203- Express 9:45 a No. 219, Accom 9:00 fe. 1 From the west I No.204. Passeng 7:30 vSSCn From the south, t'jSgSxiffi.

Jj Hunnewell branch No. 436 Accom .7:50 a DEPARTURE 8 1 North and east-No 426. Accommodation southern Kansas division-No. 204. Eastern Express 8:00 pm No.

218. Accommodation Wesv- No. 203, South Caldwell branch No. 425. Passenger 7:55 pm South unne well branch-No.

Accommodation 8:00 11 tralDs run' through without to Kansas City, Atchison and St. Joseph making all eastern connections. Reclining chair cars on all trains. Train No. 218 leaves from the Freight depot May 3, 1896 W.

E. RALSTON, Agt. or tbe iron bunk, Police Surgeon Lindm quieted him with a dose of morpl'ine Topeka Journal. Senator A. G.

Forney is making a strong speech this campaign. Very complimentary reports come frpm all of hi 3. meetings. Hear him at the Bryan club room tonight. Miss Bernice Evans, of Wichita, came down to attend the funeral of Mrs.

Lizzie Knowles yesterday. She was the guest of Miss Maggie Walton. She returned to Wichita this morning. Cool weather is here. Look over your wardrobe and see if you haven't an overcoat or an old suit of clothes you want dyed, cleaned or remedied.

Ed. Wright will do you a good job. Leave your order at M. J. Kain's tailor shop.

The Voice is in receipt of the wedding card of Mr. Homer S. Chambers and Miss Villa Lenora Lawrence. They were married October 7tb, at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. H. Lawrence, in Guelph township. The groom lives at Alert O. where they will be at home after the 15th.

The Voice is glad to have the opportunity of congratulating this worthy couple. The Baptist church was crowded last night, the occassion being a sermon for the old people by Rev. Doughty. The old peopie were out in force and were given the post of honor. Rev.

Doughty sang a splendid solo, "Don't Forget the Old Folks," and preached an appropriate as well as a very excellent sermon. T'he C. E. society presented, each one of the old folksa bouquet, witji their compliments. Buggies were sent after many and the old people were gathered in from every quarter.

The Santa Fe route has arranged a rate of one and one-third fare on the certificate plan for the following meetings. Manhattan, Kan. Oct. 15 to 18, 1896, Annual Convention Y. M.

C. A. of Kansas. Haysville to visit Mother Layne. All ADDITIONAL LOCAL save John L.

Layne and wife and A. We Want More Business CALL AND SEE US. The Bee-Hive Grocery. HOLMES CO. carry the best of everything In their line.

They also carry other goods. They glv you the best always, unless you otherwise Instruct them. Their prices are low, too. Try them when in need of GROCERIES. Silver Rally and Barbecue.

Arkansas City October 20th and 21st. The Santa Fe route wili sell tickets for fare and one third for the round trip Octobei 20th and 21st good returning until October 22Dd 1896. Chit wood Gilbert W. E. Ralston, Agent.

Old Papers 20c a 100. E5 SHIP DYE WORKSI W. Layne returned in the evening. 1 IT Mrs. E.

E. Hieronymous, pf Eureka, daughter of H. J. Frantz, is betfe visiting her parents. Louis Smith and Sinnett Rush arrived home from Kansas City, on tlje Santa Fe last night.

A treat is in waiting for you at Armory tonight. Don't wait for the band to play but come promptly at 8. i Hear John W. Ha'ighey's opponent at the Bryan club rooms tonight and determine which man you want to vote for. If you will come to the Bryan club room tonight Senator Forney will tell you something about needed railway legislation.

J. M. Heasty, of Perth, and F. H. Fuller and O.

Beason, of Caldwell, came up this morning as jurors in the Osborne-Graff case. J. Ware got a telegram from Dighton that his son there had gone insane and Mr. Ware left for that place this morning. Mrs.

F. A.Amsden, Mrs. Geo. Pitts, Mrs. Justin Davis and Mrs.

O. J. Hackney and Ed Hayes returned from Kansas City last evening. i Come out and get acquainted with the next probate judge of Sumner county. Mr.

Doubleday will speak for aiew minutes at Armory tonight, The Conway Springs Star says F. G. Orr and Cleo Burnette will hold another debate on the financial question at Conway Springs, Friday evening. October 16tb. Grant Dougherty, said to be a morphine fiend, was arrested at Twelfth and Walnut streets Thursday while trying to beat his brains out on the curbstone.

He is being held at central police station. Last night Dougherty became crazed, and began beat-liU head against the iron bars of the G. h. Moore was down from Wichita oyer Sunday. Ed Baumano came home from Kar sas City this morning.

Miss Lou Bybee spent Sunday among friends at Perth. Hear Senator Harry Landes at Bryan club rooms tonight. S. CBurnette came up from Caldwell this morning on business. Miss Nora Stubbs came home on the Hock Island this morning.

Major Ferguson went north on the Rock Island yesterday morning. Miss Maud Dorsey, of Wichita, is the guest of Miss Maggie Walton. Charley Dodd and James Turner are out shooting jack rabbits Household goods for sale at 819 N. Washington B. Elliott.

6t24 Mrs John Baumstock, of Harper, is the guest of the family of L. B. Aldrich. Fred Voils returned to Maize this morning after spending Sunday in the city. Ora Graff and wife arrived home on the Bock Island this morning from Kansas City.

James Grifflce, son of J. M. Griffice of this city, was married at Kansas City recently. The marshal arrested seven boys Saturday evening, who were found shooting craps. Some of the witnesses in the Os-born-Graff case came down from Belle Plalne last night.

Ed Wright's Dye Works are at 216 N. street. Leave "orders at M. J. Kain's tailor shop.

John Lyman Nauglo and fum'y, IJ mer Laynoiiml wJI'h, A. W. Lay tic, L. Cline ani wife, all ok passage yesterday fur Under the Sumner National Bank Building. The best place in the city to g-et a good smooth shave or a good haircut.

Attention is called to the fact that O.M.Hill is turning out the best of work in Dyeing, meaning ana Kepairing1 men's suits, etc. Ladies Dresses, capes, cloaks and shawls. He refers you to the following citizens, namelv: Tbomas Richardson, W. K. Cox, Charlie uamDrili, K.J.

Smith, JJr. l. A. Maynew.U. W.

Schwlnn, and Mrs. A. A. Richards. Dye house 215 East Lincoln avenue.

Satisfaction guaranteed. Prices to suit the hard times, Orders solicited. O. M. Hill, Prop.

ALL WORK STRICTLY FIRST CLA88I It's a Poor Dollar that won't buy 100 cents' worth of GROCERIES at our store six days in the week. And our Groceries are all fresh and of the best quality. Send your order to us and our wagon will deliver it to your door bright and early. Do not forget that our prices are as low as the lowest. VAN HORN BRUMLEY.

Photographer. Wellington and Winfleld. Wellington Studio Open Wednesdays, cell and attempted to bite chunks out.