The Argonia Voice from Wellington, Kansas • 5

READ THIS AGAIN. DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. Botltin'f Nomination. The Star and Kansan, a ropulist Sumn.r County POPULISM MEANS TUE CAU8K OP THE OF THE COMMON PEOPLE. aper or inaepenaonce, oniiK elans or itev.

u. imjikiu uuiuuib- PAIITY PfcATrOHM, ADOPTKD AT IHi OMAHA CONVENTION iVhT IB1M. That. th imliiri nf the lubor forcoi of Welling that you all kinas. When you are in ton do not forget and Notions of THE FAIR.

A can find Dry Goods Tried True may well be said of the Superior Medicine, the standard blood-purifier, the United Sltn. thin, day coiiimemoratiid Nominal run v. nut for County Attry. Th following ticket was nominated by the Democratic convention today: For County Attorney S. 0.

bur-nette of Caldwell. For District Clerk Chas. E. Flan-droof Wellington. 1 For Probate udgo Jtobt.

B. Brown nf r.nrlnn triunnllln. Hliltll lw iwrnmnunt una purpuiuui. mny iv Mptrlt enter Into nil hoarti fur tlw ittlyatloii of tlio Uouulillo and the uplifting of man- tlon for congreai. Some of ttieia may bo of Interest to our renders.

It seems that John Eaton of Win-flcld could have had the nomination If Sanp, the Democrats nominee, would have got out of the way, but this he refuHod to do, and Laton would not have it. After reporting the preliminaries, t.hn star and Kantian savs: nnlonttiitohlm who create It. unci ovory dollar uikmi inmi imiuHiry The best styles and quality and at the lowest prices, at the fair, For County Superintendent of Tub- 1 ft 1 nut. ruction T. W.

iKuwci ui Tim ruins wore then Bueponded to 2J IWiuna t.nwnultln. without an oiinvaient im ruuuury. -n will not work nelthar Khali he eat." The In-tenwtH of rural and civic labor are the Baiuoj thlr entmileit are Identical. Third-We believe that the time has come when the railroad corporation must either own the people or the people the corporations, and should the government outer upon the work of owning and managing any or all railroad we hould favor an amendment Siiirvnvnr J. N.

McDavltt Of mror inf bring out the candidates by an mal ballot. The ballot resulted as Wlllnit.niv Vnr Cr.roner-Dr. J. 0. Weber of follows: rVilrluu All n.

T. T. Mc.KBHNOn 27 For representative! 70th district, W. to the Constitution by which all person en-(rnited In the government service shall be placed under a civil service regulation of the most rigid charact er so as to pre vent the SARSAPARILLA Its long record, assures you that what has cured others will cure you Dr. J.ee Ttumt'r J.

Kaorliiy VV. K. Bui J. IJ. Hotkln John A.

Eaton 4 Senator Klluy 7 Leoch 8 K.havage. vir cotimv commissioner auu trlct, K. Van Horn. report of the While waiting for Cheap Coal. THIS MOKNING'S THOCEEDINOS.

The Democratic convention was committee on resolutions, it was decided to call the various candidates before the convention to speak for themselves. called to order this morning by Geo. T. Pitts, chairman of the county central committee, for temporary Increase of tne power oi nnuuniM (stratum by the use of Kueh additional gov-ernuiout employe. We demand a national currency fe sound and ilexlhle, Issued by the genera government, and a full legal tender for all debt, public and private, and that Without tho use of banking corporation! a Just, equitable and efficient mean of distribution direct to the people at a tax not to exceed per cent, per annum, to he provldod (is set forth In the sub-treasury plan of the am-er'Alllunce or some better system; also by payments In discharge of It obligations for I itiilMWAntBlllll.

We give only the reference to Dot- Paste this xn Xour Hat for Future Reference. kin: organization. The following tem Figure with Carnes on Farm Loans. Rev. J.

D. Botkin was the next to WEIR CITY lump, ton 3.50 porary onicers were eiuuueu. i Savage, cnairman u. m. lauuiu, oou- appear.

Jie commenced ny saying that he had just been out on his cir WEIR CITY nut 3-25 CANON CITY egg ,6.40 OUITA semi-anthracite 7,80 LOS PENNSYLVANIA 11.50 Leave order at uptown ottlce, flrt door east retary. various couiiuiticeo nw then appointed, after which the con Wo ,1. t.i.n mid unlimited coinage cuit under orders from uisriop unea- RONTENAC lump 3.50 nf silver and sold at tho present legal ratio enthal and proceeded to ten oi me POPULIST SPEAKING. ir ill i FRONTENAC nut 3-25 vention aajournea mocu 2 o'clock this afternoon. Wa l.ttiilinri t.llA tilllnllllli OI bile CirUUHtLlIlK magnincent meetings uiai uovernor had been addressing aud medium' be sneedllv Increased to not less CANON CITY lump 640 of sumner national cann.

TIIIS AFTEHNOON'S FKOCKKDINOB. rniiopnnvpnt.lnn was called to order than "0 per capita. iences that could only be measured by the acre. Hoarse himself from open wa fi.iiiiu.nii u. trriuiiiiLiiiiiic 10 iua Let our readers, especially We believe that the money of the country by Chairman W.

R. Savage promptly oir Bnnaklnff in the cammign. as Mr. Above prices for screened coal at Mill. Add 20c for delivering la ton 101 s.

HUNTER MILLING CO. should be kept as much a possible in tne township Committeemen, fast at 2 o'clocK tnis aiteriiouu. j.uc nf tin nnnnm. una nonce we ueiiimiu Botkin told of the reasons which had that all national and state revenues shall he temporary omcers were continuea as impelled him for the past six years limited to the neeesxary expenses oi me v-ernment, economically and honestly admln- their eye upon these announc-menls every week. New ap t.n nrnclaim from the pulpit the pout' ical economy of the New Testament, permanent onicers.

icpuj wm-mlttees were heard and accepted. After a roll call by townships, they proceeded to nominate a county and the doctrine oi justice an men, WILLIS FOLKS. pointinents are published here We demand that postal savings bank be established by the government for the sate deposit of the earnings of the people and to Our Apology. Judge Ray received a telegram from he drew the convention to himself. A wuiiuiinit.n t.lnn mini? a means oi vxuuumko weekly, MONDAY, OCT.

15. ticket, it is as ioiiu wa. i Dr. J. C.

Webber, of Perth; for county surveyor, J. N. McDavltt, of man ui nitigiuuueuii jnououiD, -quent orator and a whole-souled advocate of the people's cause, who had and a public necessity, the. government Ed Hoch denying the statement published in the Voice from a colored man In this city. The colored man in should own and operate the rallroaas tne Avon township, Dalton, speakers, Hitpiwy.

surrendered his place in the church to go out upon the stump for the salva Wellington; ior county auiumcj, S. C. Buruette, of Caldwell, by accla-fnr nlorlr nf the district court The telegraph ana teiepnone, uko mo iiunt- Johnson and county candidates. TUESDAY, OCT. 16, ofUee system, being a necessity ior transnus- HONEY HONEY EQUALS ANYTHING MADE.

,.1.... iuu uiwinin no nwTiun inu uuuiaiou sists that he told the truth but Hoch says he never lived at Perryville and flhas. E. Flandro. of Wellington, by tion oi men nere ana now iruui iuo uy-nressinn and wrong thev are suffering, by the government iu the Interest of the Harmon township, Home Valley liinliiltnrr nil the lift til Till SOUrCeS H0N6Y J.

iiu iiiiiM, iiiv.i.i'"ri he won the hearts of the sunburned toilers who had gathered to choose a candidate to represent the working acclamation; for probate judge, Robt. B. Brown, by acclamation; for superintendent of public instruction, T. W. TtrAwer.

hv acclamation. Quite a dls- of wealth. Is the heritage of an tne peome school house. Levi Hedrick and coutt ty candidates. WEDNESDAY, OCT.

17, that none of his folks ever owned slaves. Judge Ray also has a letter from Hoch's father saying that the and should not De monopoiizeu iur toui-tlve purposes, and alien ownership of land people of the Third Kansas district in Honey Bee Misslnn arns over the motion to should be prohibited. All lanus now nem uy ii. nthan r-nriinratlons In ex- (lore township. Bushnell school the halls or.

tne American congress. innt.fi .1. W. McLaughlin for Voice editor ought to have a suit of prison stripes and that he is coming IrllU dill u.u i cess of their actual noeds, and all lands house. Speakers, Senator Forney After the report of the committee Honey Bee iur a inna annum im rKiuaiuicu i superintendent of public instruction wanso nf his nrevlouslv expressed the government and held for actual settlers and county candidates.

THULSDAY, OCT. 18. on resolutions it was voted to proceed to ballot tor a candidate. The roll only. haqIpa nnt to he brought before tne Honey Bee down to make trouble.

Mr. Ray says it is an outrage that allows a man to say such things about a man's family Gore township, Antelope school rail for the decisive ballot then com' tvia motion to nom STATU PLATFOllM. menced. As before, Chautauqua and house, Houston and county can t.ivAa nf the PeoDle' WHOLESONE, PURE FOOD. inate him was finally withdrawn, and after one or two other names had Elk stood solidly for McKesson.

ctuto nf Knnmis In convention without being shot. The Voice published the statement of the didates. FRIDAY, OCT. 19. bette divided her votes among tne hon nrpsp.ntfid.

T. Brewer was assembled, do hereby reaffirm our allegiance to the principles enunciated In the Omaha platform, and point to the record of our in mnmai us an evlurnce oi three leading candidates, giving Mc Kesson four. Bockin eight and Ridge sidering him as good authority at Harmon township Redman school nominated. At, this tinint the convention ad least as Dynamite Greer, or a profess Innrn ori tn (fiffp.rent. rooms to transact nt'thoir lnvnlt.v to that Dlatform.

We meet ional gambler of Kansas City and be t. time under conditions which, see urthe business which was too late to ley four, her own candidates, Tanner and Riley, having withdrawn from the race. Crawford stood almost solidlv for Ridgelv. only one delegate everv prophecy made at that time fulfilled I a whs made there. lieving the family honor to be no dear In against the Republican and Democratic be printed in today's issue.

No nomination was made for repre sentative of the south district. house. Speakers, Moore and county candidates. SATURDAY. OCT.

13. Mayfield school house. Rev. Durham and county candidates. FRIDAY, OCT.

12. Wellington township, Lovett school house. Speakers, county candidates. All these meetings at 7:30 p. m.

trn nut, to the unemployed er to Mr. Hoch than the honor of Governor Lewelling, Dick Chase or Dr. Pilcher is to them. The republicans set the pace, quoting irresponsible, homeless and landless people of the country in the twenty-one being carried away by his admiration for Botkin. Wilson also divided her favors, three for McKesson, two for Botkin and three for Ridcrelev.

So far no one could E. Van Horn, the Populist candt who have been brougnt to tneir presmii-ditlon in a great measure through the vie A Anunn 111 llilllf (if tlliSCOV date for commissioner of the second Economy Health giving. Flour, 50 lbs 50c. 50 lbs 50c. Flour, 50 lbs 50c.

Flour, 50 lbs 50c. Flour, 50 lbs 50c. Flour, 50 lbs 50c. Flour, 50 lbs 50c Th7 SS declaration district, was nominated as the candl Manna Willis K. Folks.

Willis K. Folks. Willis K. Folks. Willis K.

Folks. Willis K. Folks. Willis K. Folks.

Willis K. Folks, Willis K. Folks. Wi? Folks. of Independence that all men are created enual: they are endowed by their Creator date of the democratic party.

with certain unalienable rlgntss tnat amoui these are life, liberty and the pursuit malicious, depraved human creatures to blast the reputations of trusted officials. And when an honorable colored man makes a statement about republicans we believe his word at least as good authority as "rumors of corrup W. R. Savage was nominated for representative of the 7th legislative district, by acclamation. He made a rousing old-time democratic speech.

have supposed this ballot would be decisive, but when Cowley plumped nineteen solid votes for Botkin, followed by Neosho with nine of her eleven and Cherokee with fourteen of her nineteen, it needed only the twelve votes Montgomery gave the convention's favorite to make Botkin tne Candidate. The vote was announced as follows: We most heartily commend our present state officials for their wise and economic Wellington township People's party primary to nominate candidates for to-vnship offices, will be held at the usual voting place Tuesday evening, Oct. 9, at half past seven o'clock. OI state anair. winuuoo Flour, 50 lbs 50c.

Flour, 50 lbs, 50c. thousands of dollars. and the Populist legislators for their eff orts tion." We have nothing against Mr. Hoch's family nor even against Ed, to enact Into law every noniauu nlnnfun at. VVIfhltrfl.

in 1RIT2. in Wheat and Ex dnmand the free coinage of silver at the as long as he behaves himself and Bring change. McKesson 25 Botkin 63 treats other people decently. The fact ratio of 16 to 1, and denounce any party that is so completely under the control of the gold bugs that it dare not take a stand for this Kldgeley 33 Loud and long continued applause that he boasts of helping to batter down the state house door, and un- crp.fttfid the result and It was some School Report. The schools for the month of September this year show a much better record than they did for the corresponding month ast year.

The fol lowing report for the month just closed compared witb the report for the month of September of last year, has just been submitted by Superin Thompson threshers who have headquarters in the city, left this morning for Missouri on a visit to parents. Wm. Forbes, son of Dr. C. C.

Forbes, of Louisville, arrived in the city last night, having been called here by the sickness of his mother. time before the chairman could make himself heard. After a vote making blushingly lies about Populist officials, all-important question, wnicu ui much to the wage-earners and producersol "ve rerterate our opposition to all banks of issue whether national or state, and demand the establishment of postal savings banks by the national government for the nf cmuii rionnuit.nrs. and call at the nomination unanimous, Mr. Botkin was called for and again briefly addressed the convention, promising calling them anarchists and lawless lunatics, gives color to the probability of him living in a glass house himself.

When the scalp is atrophied, or to devote every minute of his time eIgle tention to the widespread distress caused by the large number of bank failures during the past year, whereby thousands of depositors suffered the loss of all their savings, as evidence of this demand. tendent Bear. Last Year and all of his strength from now on Even if the story were absolutely true he would certainly deny it. Wo hope until election to the work or tne cam-VM- it is not true, and that the colored Tne nnai action oi tue cuuveuun-u man is mistaken that it was some This Year 982 901 98 716 121 91 72 Enrollment 1038....... Av.

daily 868 Per cent of 93 Not absent 395 Cases of 181 Per cent not tardy 84 Pr. ct. not tardy or ab. 35 before adjournment was a vote expressing the desire of the convention We condemn the unwise and cruel policy of all the governing parties In this nation whose legislation has favored capital and oppressed labor and we hereby declare our sympathy with all toilers in their efforts to Jul ,1 ll L. 11 ,1 1 1 other Hoch.

Ed has burdens enough tn Viaar In nia orlorv st.nrrArl lpndp.rshln uv ww that Its candidate snouia unaueuge the Renublican candidate in that dis shiny-bald, no preparation will restore the hair in all other cases, Hall's Hair Renewer will start a growth. People have been coming to "Wellington every day this week to attend court but the republican judge had adjourned court for the campaign. J. Finley Cole, a jeweler and graduate optician of Mt. Carroll, 111., arrived in the city this morning and entered the employ of H.

P. Hall, the jeweler. 'To Supply the Wants oi Improve tneir conuiuuiis, legislation as will result In removing some case of the burdens of toll by shortening tne trict to a joint discussion of the political issues before the people. This vear there has been one of the state house riot. The colored man referred to has written to some of his friends at Marion and Perry hours of labor without lessening tneir uauj wage.

the People, Under Price vve oemano national anu biuw ville for further information, and If wrong, will gladly retract the ences between the employers and employes of suspension, one of corporal punishment, and one of truancy. Visitors 149. The highest per cent of attendance ever before attained in the record of Saturday's Convention. The Prohibitionists of the county nnrt we further demand tnat wnere me uiw ertv nf cnrnnratlnn has been Dlaced in the yesterday assembled in mass conven hands of a receiver, the wages of the em- is the Mission of tngles Store, Wellington, tion at tne ir. a.

i. nan. ine iuceu- loves shall be a first lien on its earnings While loading some wheat at Dalton Thursday. D. W.

Reams, a nrt oflwtu. unii wa denounce the appoint- ingwas called to order by VV. ment of officials or parties interested as re- the schools is 96, as against 98 per cent last month, and the smallest Folks. Benjamin Nicholson was natv.Kinf a IT nn.nn.gt.lflll. 117 aa.1T TWTIB mil.

t7rH.llllU.Lt3U merchant of that place fell from a freight car and was severely injured. He sustained some bad bruises and a badly spjained wrist. well we succeed Hojv so that the man who carried the musket shall be entitled to the same consideration as the man who wore the epaulet; and said law to be so framed that it will place it forever be elected chairman, and W. H. hcnuite, secretary.

They then proceeded to nominate a county ticket. It shows as follows: For probate judge, W. W. Worth; for district clerk, W. H.

from the vast mav be seen number of cases of tardiness, 121, was recorded last month. The above figures speak fr themselves, as to the unequalled progress of our schools. gentleman from a Frank Michael leaves yday for Chicago to attend the Chicago dental yond the power of any omciai wno js frlendlv toward the union soldiers and sail throngs that crowd each and Schulte; for superintendent olscnoois, ors to change, suspend, or in any way deprive the soldier of his just dues which this college, mis maKes tnree siuaems in that, institution from Wellington. Mrs. Mary vasey, or uaiaweu; tor commissioner, of 2nd district, Henry government Owes nlm tor aeienuiug mm mo Louis Richardson.

J. L. Wetzel and neighboring city, well qualifled to judge, said a few days ago in passing lira mii wftintru a rin The residence on the farm of H. J. Frantz, two and a half miles north of the city was badly wrecked by Monday's storm.

A family by the name of Smart were living in the house at the time, and had a very narrow escape. One of the children who was sitting in a chair when the cyclone struck, sprang up just in time to avoid being crushed to death by the chimney crushing through the house. The entire family miraculously escaped with but slight inj urles. Mu ch damage was done north of here. Many of our readers will learn with Frank Michael.

Bowers; for coroner, S. A. Jonnson, of Mulvane; for county surveyor, Will through this city that he had never We favor a state irrigation department, to Investigate methods and water supplies and encourage more extended irrigation. We demand a freight law based on the line The DaDers announce the death of Davidson; for representative oi utn visited a place of this size with so nhas. G.

Martin, son of Senator John district (north) L. M. Irwin; for of the maximum-rate bill passed Dy tne sen at.a u.wi hv the Renub many and such excellent school Martin, at Hutchinson Thursday morning. This is sad news to his manv friends in Wellington and all facilities. Our schools should be the lican house, and quote, in proof of the need nf a.ir.Vi tho nlnnli nf Republican pride of every citizen of Wellington.

over the state. He was a noble young platform adopted in their state conveuuuu In 1892, which we adopt and make a part of this demand, to-wit: man. representative of 71st district (south) D. M. Adams.

The nomination for county attorney was left blank by motion of Mr. Folks. A collection was then taken, after which the chairman addressed the convention urging a more thorough county organization. The meeting then proceeded to evary department in response to the wonderful values of our Great Slaughter Sale. To satisfy yourself how cheap we are selling all kinds of Dry Goods and Millinery, we in vite you to call at our store and compare our startling low prices with what you have been paying for the same goods elsewhere.

Grear slaughter of 10-4 School Board. We Insist that the great transponaiou Miss Minnie Shaw left Wichita nnlao ttHl, rinrlva their COTOOrate 6X Owing to the absence of a quorum Thursday for Idaho, there to accept Istence from Kansas laws and their financial existence from Kansas trade and commerce nonnia nf Ki, imiis air. eouitable at the regular session of the school board meeting Monday evening, an an excellent position as teacher in an Tndian trainincr school. She is a ---7. sorrow of the death of E.

W. Ellsworth, cousin of George Pitts, and a member of the famous league base ball club of 1887. Mr. Ellsworth was and honest treatment in me Dimwr ui uwi rates; and we are opposed to the Inequitable elect onicers. Sumner Whitson was graduate of the Wellington High school and well qualified to begin her adjournment was taken until 4 o'clock last evening, when they met and and oppressive discrimination in mo elected permanent chairman of the ment OI sucn rates uy ...1 4.1, nhinners and COn- highly esteemed by his many Welling new experience.

Wliwuui 1 1 1 vj ji, 1- i sumers of other states are enriched at the transacted regular business. Among the most important questions decided ton friends both as a citizen and an county committee, and O. C. Borger, permanent secretary. The election of township committee was next.

They were: H. J. Winslow, Avon; S. Clark. Walton: J.

R. Holmes, expense and to tne injury i E. E. Pember moved his family to West Harvev avenue yesterday in the extellent ball nlaver. He died at his Kansas; ana we ueiuaiiu ui unu Htiiaanpe lii anncting ftnprO' at this meeting was that compelling nronertv which he purchased last home in Hayworth, 111., Sept.

23. nriate legislation providing iimremr. tha mercantile and all persons holding claims in the white and grey Blankets, 48c. anrincr. During the transfer he ran South Haven: Daniel Dawson, Cald His death was very sudden, and un Strip and sending children to the other Interests of the state of Kansas shall be placed on a footing of equality so far as freight rates are concerned with the like In a splinter beneath his thumb nail necessitating the removol of the nail expected to everybody.

Those who Wellington schools, to pay tuitionfl well; M. Kettering, Downs; Henry Armstrong. Jackson; E. A. Detrick.

Caldwell: S. W. Duncan, Dixon; mourn his loss, certainly have the it was a very painiui operauuu. It was advanced that a man could Daniel Hoskins. Creek; Daniel John sympathy of all his Wellington not, claim residence at two places at terests 01 tue aujuuiuiB Believing that all power is Invested in the people and that all laws of vital importance should be initiated and approved or disapproved by them, therefore, we indorse the Initiative and referendum system.

son. Rvan: J. H. Green. Illinois; and A good specimen of the centipede family is the one in possession of friends.

C. C. Curtis. 2nd ward. Chas.

David once, and as a man is compelled by law to accept his claim as his home, son 5th ward; J. F. Black 3rd ward; WHEREAS. Tne reopiK ua.r existence and won its glorious victories on the fundamental principles of equal rights Marriage License. A marriage license was issued to all those holding claims are non J.

L. Richards 4th ward; a. a Richardson 1st ward, Wellington. Maov townships were omitted on the following parties this morning: to all and special privileges vu nunc, That we favor the pending con- residents of the city, and therefore not entitled to the advantages of our schools without the payment of tuition. Another Question before the stitutional amendment, but do not regard account of a lack of county organiza tion.

It was voted to let the secre tary also act as treasurer. After a general discussion of ques as a test of party realty. Regular price, 72c Men's natural Merino Under-shirts, regular price 45c. Slaughter price 25c, Ladies Ribbed Vests, regular price 40c, slaughter price, 25c. Ladies Ribbed Pants, regular price 40c, slaughter price 25c Phenomenal and matchless bargains in Dress goods and Millinery "ll Prof.

Bear. It was captured in Geo. R. Fultz's cellar. It is of the true genus and measures about four inchss in length.

Prof. Beor has it preserved in alcohol as a sample of Sumner county production. Everything flourishes here. If your child is puny, fretful, troubled with glandular swellings, inflamed eyes, or sores on the head, face, or body a course of Ayer's Sarsaparilla as needed to expel the scrofulous humors from the blood. The sooner you begin to give this medicine the better.

board was that of the adoption of How's Tb is. We offer One Hundred Dollars Re tions of the day and organization the convention adjourned to meet at the call of the chairman of the connty ward for any case of Catarrh that can new spelling book. After some debate on this question, its decision was postponed until the next regular central committee. not be cured by Hall's (Jatarrn uure. F.

.1. Chenev Props, Toledo, Wm. J. Clester, Belle Plaine CarrieClewell Belle Plaine They were married this morning by Judge Naugle. The groom's father is well and favorably known in Belle Plaine, and the contracting parties are admired Dy all who know them.

Died. Mrs. Flanders, wife of Conductor George Flanders died Monday night at Colorado Springs, Col. The remains of the deceased will be brought meeting of the board. After allow J.

D. Forsvth returned from Iowa ing teacher's salaries and other bills O. We the undersigned, have known Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business truncations and financially able to carry out any obligations by for the month of September the points Friday morning where he has been for the Dast two months. He About twelve o'clock Thursday night visited Des Moines and other princi board adjourned Died. t.hpir firm.

some unknown person approached the front door of R. J. Smith's dwel-1. nsr and attempted to gain entrance pal points, as well as the country about them. He says that Sumner cmntv would be an Eden in some of Went, Ti nax.

Wholesale Druggists, Hev. S. T. Marshall, an aged Toledo. O.

Walding, Kinnan Mar- lw picking the lock. Mr. Smith son Town's drouth scorched districts Herschcl. hearing the oise, got up via. Wholesala Druggists, Toledo, ill's riat.ari-h (hire is taken intern' Mnnv npnnle there are virtually witb MM to Caldwell for burial.

Interment will be made as soon as the corpse arrives. Mr. Flanders has the deepest sympathy of his many friends in Wellington. minister of the M. E.

church living in Mayfield, died Thursday morning at 10 o'clock of typhoid fever. The deceased was 82 years of age. Burial was made in the Mayfield cemetery nut. the common articles of life, and niiv. atintrrlirectlv unon the blood and imwniw snrfare of the svstem.

Price to ascertain the cause, wnen tne wouid-be robber, finding he had aroused some one inside, fled around the house and disappeared in the darkness. His identity is unknown. will be compelled to face the blasts of an Iowa winter almost unprotected. Should we complain of our condition? 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.

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