The Corbin Voice from Wellington, Kansas • 5

Ijobk AT om. To Restore hair which has become thin, and keep the scalp clean and healthy, use ENGLE'S GREAT JULY CLEARING SALE Elegant Line of Uubi ellas and Parasols. Also Straw Hats, Work Glovesy Dress Gloves, Silk Mitts, Valises, Handbags Tourists Straps, Shawl Straps, Lunch Baskets and Hammocks, etc. at (5 LlfM Obituary. Alma Jordan was born July 11, 1883, and died June 24, 1894, aged 10 years, 11 months and 14 days.

She leaves a father and mother, five sisters and a brother to mourn her departure. The funeral took place at the home of her parents and was conducted by Rev. Gwens, after which the remains were laid lo rest in the Winner cemetery. 'A precious one from us has gone, A voice we loved is stilled. A place is vacant in our home.

Which never can be tilled. God in His wisdom has recalled, And though the body slumbers here. The soul is safe in heaven. "We miss thee from our home, dear child. We miss thee from thy place.

A shadow o'er our lite is cast; We miss the sunshine of thy face, We miss thy kind and willing hand, Thy fond and earnest care. Our home is dark without thee, We miss thee everywhere. '-Call back not the dear departed, Anchored safe where storms are o'er, 0P6NS JULY 7 HAIR VIGOR OPERA BI2QGK, Wellington, Kansas THE FAIR, AT 8 O'CLOCK A. M. It prevents the hair from falling out or turning gray.

The best Dressing This is to be the greatest sale on record. No goods held in reserve. All Summer Goods go. A deep cut on seosonable Dry Goods and Millinery! Be on hand at the opening and lay in your supply. You never saw such Un the Doraer land we left her.

Soon to meet and part no more. When we leave this world of chance. When we leave this world of care. We shall find our missing loved one In our Father's mansion fair. Farewell, our dear child; Our child is gone and we are left The loss of her to mourn; But may we hope to meet with her, With Christ before God's throne." From a friend.

Jennie Willis. Low rieures on ine ury Goods and Millinery It is not a question of who wrote "Purge tne Party," but is it true? Dr. Tandy will be at Wellington one day only. "Keep off the Grass," by subscribing for the Voice. 25 cents for the campaign.

Secnd bund- sulky plows cheep tit Curtis Mercantile Co 45 lm Read Governor Lewelling's views of the strike on the inside of this paper. He believes in giving the workmen a fair deal. All of our prohts and part of the cost. The 4th of July celebration at Wel EVIDENTLY A CRANK. The Oxford Register Mas Gets the Wrong Handle on the Wheel in his Head.

The Register has lately adopted the Republican party of this county and is laying down the law somewhat like a Dutch uncle talking through a cocked lint. Read the following gems from the Register, remembering all the time that it is a Republican paper: "It is said that more than four-fifths of last year's murderers were men of no occupation. A salary of nlty thousand a year would keep most of us from feeling any great alarm over the financial condition of the country. The great Pullman strike is great indeed. Already fourteen railroads are tied up and the movement has only begun.

King Pullman had best "come down." Pre convention deals must be well masked this year of our Lord. The wishes of the people must be consulted or you'll bear something drop like a brick in a kettle of mush. How thoughtful and patriotic the offer of certain New Pork banks to replace from their vaults the gold withdrawn from the government treasury. Such patriotism is calculated to add great hunks of confidence which will tide the country along until the time arrives for another bond issue. The soundest plank in the Populist platform is the demand for a service ension law.

The demand is just, ut the leveling of rank is liable to make the measure unpopular among the shoulder-strap gentry. That sort of trimming on bills has been responsible tor the loss of many a worthy measure in committee rooms. Why not the primary election plan for the nomination of candidates for office? Because it knocks the political boot-legger out of employment and reduce the chronic offlce-hunter's possibilities to a minimum. Because the party boss must let go the strings and give all the people a voice in deciding who shall till the offices of trust? The Populist party is largely the outgrowth of packed caucuses and boss ridden conventions of the old parties. We believe the primary scheme the only plan yet proposed to do away with huckstering conventions.

In this blessed country we have no shot-gun policy no Tammany no ballot-box stuffing. But we do still use the political shell-game the ringster's pride the offlce-hunter's delight the chronic's "last chance" the old moss-grown party convention. Give us instead the primary election. Let the people name the men they wish to honor with positions of trust: Turn down the rings and party dictators. Make the nominations free for all.

Smash the lington, under the management of Canaan's band was a grand success. The Voice devil was the only one of LOOK HERE! 2800 yards good Cotton Challies, at our force who was able to attend the exercises at the grove, hence cannot give a detailed report. You all know 2i cents. what constitutes a Fourth of July 1000 yards good Shirting, at 4 cents. 2200 yards "LL" Muslin, at 5 cents.

1500 yards 32 in. Sateens, 15c quality, at 81 cents. 1000 yards Fine Zephyr Ginghams, 25c quality, at 15 cents. 30 dozen Ladies' Ribbed Vests, at See the Casndy Gang Plow before you buy. 45 lm Curtis Mercantile Co.

celebration music and Are crackers and lunaway teams and lemonade and i5e cream and more music, and speeches and fireworks the even 5 cents. em PbA 15 Beautiful Dress Patteras worth ing, and crowds of people we had them all. 87 and $8, will go at 98 cents. Mrs. Lillia L.

Neal and Mrs. Hattie Our MILL1NEKY Bargains sweep the deck of all competition right and left. We slap down for this sale 4 doz. Ladies' Waists at 37c and 67c, worth $1.25 and $1.50. Horner Loutham spent Sunday in A CUSTOMER buying goods of us to the amount ot by Jan.

1895, will receive a choice of these Mrs. Emma D. Kirkland, the widow who last week gave Wm. Gatlin a quarter section of land to marry her is being tried as to her Ei nity. See our Hue of sulky and Gang plows before you buy.

45 lm Curtis Mercantile Co. Hon. T. J. Hudson has been nominated for congressman from the Third district.

Wellington as the guests of Mrs. Latta. Mrs Louthan recited one of her poems at the Christian Women's hanksome gold -filled watches free. Should you 1 desire to procure the watch before you have purchased, the above amount you can do so on the following liberal conditions. Board of Missions entertainment at the Christian church Sunday evening.

After purchases have been made to the amount .01 It was a great treat to those fortu All Summer goods must go at some kind of a price. We need the money and the room for our Fall and Winter purchases. nate enough to be present. RUPTURE CURED. No Pay Until Cured.

Dr. Tandy, the Rupture Specialist, The Arkansas City railway union men spend their time up town and do not interfere with trains. We guerantee the Casady Gangplow to run tighter than anyother. Curtis Mercantile Co. 45 lm will be at the Arlington hotel in Wellington Wednesday, July 11.

Dr. Tandy can cure Rupture in from four to eight weeks without pain or detention from business. No money re JACOB ENGLE WELLINGTON, 5 00 you get it by paying 50 10 00 il 8 00 15 00 51) 20 00 "00 25 00 6 50. 30 00 6 00 35 00 5 50 40 00 5 00 45 00 4 50 50 00 4 CO 55 00 3.50 0000 0I) R5 00 70 00 1 00 75 00 Entirely Tree. EVERY WATCH IS POSITIVELY WARRANTED-BY US.

Any customer getting one of our watches and not perfectly satisfied may return it any time within one year and get his money refunded We fiwnish you a card Und youhould always brin the card with you and. when you make a Purchase, no matter how small, have the amount punched trom the margin, as every purchase cheapens the cost of the watch to ou, until you get it eDtlTHE WATCHES come in ladies' and gent's sizes-and can be seen in our store They are worth at least $20 at retail, and are all ot them full jeweled store, iiiey die vyu balance. quired until cured. Bo sure and see the doctor. "machine." Give all men a fair start and, no favors.

Give us primary elec J. P. Bennett, who drove up from tions or something better ana equally fair. Thirty or more mercenaries or "Pint-ortnrw" nr Honilt.V sheriffs. SO- Caldwell one day this week, says that called, kidnapped Adjutant General from Caldwell to Mayfleld there is not a field of corn but what is almost ruined.

The excessive heat has killed the heart of the stalk and the tassels are turning white. A man First Publication in Voice July 7. 14. SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION. State of Kansas, I gg Sumner County, In the district court of Sumner county.

James McKinney. plalntifT, vs.AV. H. Criley O. V.

McDonald ond Isaac ltinear, from Hunnewell says that the same Dr. Tandy treats Rupture on a positive guarantee. No money to be paid until cured. The railway men of Wellington liave been organized into a lodge of the A. R.

but are still at work. The Eepublicans will fight the suffrage amendment not because it is not right, but because the People's party indorses it. Principle is nothing and party is everything to the g- o. p. The lightest runuiug best working ahl most durable Gang plow is the Casady.

45 lm Curtis Mercantile Co. To make the hair grow a natural color, prevent baldness, and keep the scalp healthy, Hall's Hair Renewer was invented, and has proven itself larsney, or uoioraao, at uoioraao Springs, and after the most shameless treatment ended by stripping him and applying tar and feathers. They then turned him loose, nearly naked, except for the tar, and left him to wander around in the dark nearly dead and helpless. The barbarous brutes ought to burred at the screw bankings, stem winding, stem wit hard enameled Be- condition prevails in that section of The state of Kansas, to the above named de the county. fendants, greeting: nv o-insiind waiinams, men imiuea aiuuc iujuiu unm Kb The cases are gold-tilled and we will replace any case not wearing satTsflctorily at any time within five years.

Only 200 watches w.ll be so distributed and those to the cash purchasers as noted. Vim will that vou have been The Sumner County Normal Insti sued hv the above named plaintiff in the tute opened Monday with County Su above named court, and that you must answer the petition of said plaintiff against stake, for the General had only earned their animosity in the line of duty. finv Wnir.o lins nffprpfl tlimwnnri dollars reward for the dirty cut- you iiled in said action, in the ollice of the clerk of said court, by the 20th day of August. A. D.

1894, or said petition will be u4 true, arid iudirment will be ren perintendent McLaughlin in charge and Prof. W. Stryker, conductor; Professors II. E. Thompson, I.

E. Swain and II. Winsor, assistants. There are about one hundred teach tnroatsana minions oi people oniy hoDe thev will be captured and dered in said action in favor of said plaintiff lynched!" and against said defendants w. it, cruey mid Isaac, Uinear for the sum of l2i.2."i with interest from the 30th day of June, at Late Saturday evening tho house ers already in attendance, and a great Sper cent per annum, ana lor me cmraums of a certain deed made by W.

H. Criley to C. M.liiivi.ll totlie following described real hold goods of J. 11. Creek were moved, tmmn izm Clothing, Hats, Caps, Furnishing Goods wEijijiisrcj-TOsr kan.

many more expected. Rev. Pinch of the Congregational estate, and for the sale of the following described real estate situated in the county of Sumner and state of Kansas, to-wit: The northwest quarter (nw) of section six (i). township thirty-three range two C2) west, under an attachment to satisfy said Ia the dullest advertising season the newspaper is at the greateso expense. Then we must set type to fill extra space, all of which is expensive.

church at Emporia," preached a ser judgment, and costs in accoruance witu tne ihxiviii. nf uulH lii'l itiflll. mon last Sunday on the strike situation. He scored the railroad managers, and seemed to be in sympathy A few hundred new subscribers would Witness in hand and seal this 30th day of help to pay the expense. Ask your Sue for neighbor if he reads the Voick June.

A. D. 18)4. Seal 0. W.

Ewino. Clerk of the District Court. By L. 1). Koskett, Deputy.

with the strikers. The people of Wellington are well acquainted with Dr. Tandy, the Rupture Specialist, Rev. Pinch, who is one of the strong L. W.

Practical Auctioneer, ROME, KANSAS, cry sales in any part of tho county at the following rates: On everything over ioOO I per cent; and under, $5.00. Will furnish sale bills to my patrons at half price. Arrangments and dates made at the Voice office. will be at the Arlington hotel Wed est men in the church. ilTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTf! nesday, July 11.

See him. Press Stonehocker and Miss Ida Fauning of Corbin, appeared in Pro I have a splendid 80-acre tract, belonging to the estate of Olin Sanders, in Walton townshrp, which ni'-ist be sold to pay debts and close up the estate. Call on, or address, W. R. SAVAGE, Adm'r.

1 Wellington, Kas. The Democratic mayor of Wellington is not so successful with his vetos as Grover Cleveland. His veto of the ordinance repealing the druggist's license was knocked out Monday evening by a vote of 7 to 3. Hall, Campbell, Wilson, Cooper, Garland, Klein and Berry favoring repeal of the license tax. by Brown, of Anthony, into tne public highway.

We are not positive as to the legality of the act, but it certainly would have been more gentlemanly had he given due notice or have waited until Monday morning. Star Center correspondent in Harper Sentinel. The man Brown above referred to is mayor of the city of Anthony, teacher of a Sunday school class and a most delightful man to meet personally. He is from the east, is a money loaner, and is entirely indifferent to any week day consideration except money. He is a devout believer in the rights of property, and never did one day's manual labor in his life.

He is a cold blooded parasite with a hypocritical smile and a bag of the people's money. He turns a poor family out in the highway, and rubs his hands together and smiles and smiles. See Dr. Tandy at the Arlington Wednesday, July 11. Ed Christie, the young man who attempted suicide near Belle Plaine last week, is reported recovering.

Now he is sorry that he made the rash attempt. Mr. Bishop, father of the bate Court Monday afternoon and by the official sanction of Probate Judge Naugle, returned home anything but twain. They are a worthy young TC LOAN couple upon whom the Voice takes pleasure in bestowing its blessin makinc Farma IWe are Blood purifiers, though gradual, are at the Low-3 Tne Western Passenger Associa Loans radical in their effect. Ayer's Sarsa- Thel est Rate.

tion has made a fare of one rate for the round trip from all points in the parilla is intended as a medicine only and not a stimulant, excitant, or money is ready3 7th congressional district to the con Immediate results may when papers vention to be held at Hutchinson on July 25; tickets to be sold July 24 and not always follow its use; but after a are 3 signed. reasonable time, permanent benefit is 23, final limit July 26. R. H. Demple.

certain to be realized. LFirst publication in Voicu. JuiieS, 18IU.1 SHERIFK'S SALE. In the District 1'ourtof Sunnier County, in tlie State of Kansas. The K.

J. Waddell Investment plajntilt. vs. (ieo. W.

Durham and K. Durham, defendants. Hv vihti'k of an order of sale, issued to me out of said District Court, in the above entitled action. 1 will, on Monday, the day of July. A.

between two and three o'clock p. m. of said (lay. lit the front door of the Court House, in the city of Wellington, in theCounty of Sumner ami Slateot Kansas, oiler at public sale, and sell to the highest and best bidder, for cash in all the fol-lowiint described real estate, to-wit: Lot four (4). in block twenty L.

Myer third addition to tie' city of Wellington, lyiuiruml sit uate in the County of Sumner and Slate of Kansas. The above described real estate is taken as tho property ot sall defendants, and is directed hy said older ot sale to be sold, and will he sold, without appraisement, to satisfy said order of sale. Witnrss mv hand, this Sr.t day of I line. A 1MI4. f- WOODCOCK.

Sheriff of Sumner Ciuinty. Kansas. Kkady Kuaiiv, Attorneys for I'luintliV. At Sacramento, July 4th the Black I Murrell, 1 The South Haven New Era come out square toed for woman suffrage militia refused to move against the strikers. They were ordered to drive young lady whose name was men liranscombe is a marrieu man.

uon way Springs Star. Kansas. 3 Wellington, Farmers, Attention. I have now on hands high bred Spanish Missouri and Kentucky Jacks and Jennets. wThey will be kept on exhibition and sale, also for breeding purposes.

Prices and terms to suit the times. $10 season to insure a living colt. Prompt attention tfiven in every particular. To persons wanting to breed or make purchases, please call and look at my stock, or address J. F.

Hak'helson, Prop. Wellington, Kans. Can't Keep Still. 1 want to, buy 100 head Native Steirs one year old, 100 head two's and three's, 100 head of stock Hogs, also have one good clear Farm ISO acres, also one 08 acre Farm, both in this county which I would like to trade for cattle. I am also ready to buy all kinds of fat and lean stock.

Address or call on meat Hackney Cowherds Meat Market on Saturdays. 45 3m H. Knowles The Hodges Header FOR SALE at Lowest Cash Prices, or on two October payments. Re-nairs furnished on short notice. KINNE ETTK 111 O.

40tf COU1UN, KANSAS Just so neighbor. And when that fUUiiUllUUUliUUUiUiUUUUUUllll superabundance of youthful and cor pulent enthusiasm, ripcrs into the wisdom of mature years you will no doubt be able to get a wife and become a woman suffragist too. It will be the First Publication in Voick June 13, ISilt. SHERIFFS SASE. In the District Court of Sumner County, in the State of Kansas.

A. Uraff, plaintiff. vs J- No. 7(i30 U.K. Tho ut'g.

deft.) vir of un order of sale issued to mo .1 Iwti'A-iiii- making of you, Cline New Era. Our old friend at Belle Plaine, 0111 Oi Ul U13M.I n.K i.wiim in iiiii.il ion. 1 will, on Monday, the ltlth day l.ml l.l null Llll'lill Frickcl, came to Wellington Saturday to net tho necessary papers to take 01 ll U.l I'W' o'clock, p. 111.. of said day.

at the front door 1 I iirnii tioned in connection with the matter, says that he had never raised any objections to Christie's attentions to his daughter, and it seems that Chris-tic has been suffering some mental aberration since last winter, when he had an attck of brain fever. The papers were also mistaken in stating that Miss Bishop had worked at a private house in Wellington. She has always remained at home with her parents who are well able to care for her. Christie is an intelligent young man, but seems to be haunted by a mysterious past. "One of my sick headaches," you will hear people frequently say, as if the complaint was hopelessly incurable As a matter of fact, Ayer's Pills not only relieve sick headache but effectually remove the cause of this distre: sing complaint, and so bring about a the men from the railroad yards, but withdrew to their armory soon afterwards turned their guns and powder over to the strikers.

John A. Morton, head of the llrm of Morton Parsons, of Osborne, Kansas, heretofore a Republican and three times elected mayor of that city, has grown weary of Republican mob rule, and announces himself a Populist. The Farmers' Alliance at Emporia has offered aid to the strikers, saying that they will feed them a year, if necessary to win the strike. That is the stuff. All labor organizations must work together.

The editor of the syndicate matter on our inside rasps the feelings of our friends, the enemy, by re-quoting the Belle Plaine circumstance. Like Banquo's ghost, it will not down. unto himself a wife in the person of (illJiecourtinHisi.nl i in-n in tho County of Sumner anil State of Jvaii- miiiHii wiilu mid soil 1.0 the hiirh- Prescilla Dillor, a handsome young ladvof Harncr. They were married est and best bidder for casli in hand, all the following described real estate, to-wit: Tho east half (4) of the southwest quarter .1 nil. 1 un ri 11 umitlwif iuiiim at the residence of Adam Terzenbach First Vubllcat um in Vines 15, EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Statu or Kansas, i.ss sumnkk Ooi'ntv. i In the Probate court in. and for said In tlii; mutter of tho estate of EllabetH Coles, deceased. Notice is hereby tilven tliat Letters Testamentary have boen linuited to the iitider-siirned on the estate of Klizahet Coles late of said count v. dcreas.il.

by the Honorable, tho I'rolmte Ciiui tof the County and State aforesaid, dated the nd day of A. lSJt. Now, all persons having elaltin ticalnst the said estate are hereby notilled that they iimst present, the saints to the umlerslsned for allowance within one year from the date of said letters, or hey may lo precluded from anv lienellt of such estates and that If such rliilius be not exhibited wltliin three-years after the date of said letters they shall he forever barred. WM. t'OLKS.

Kxurutor of the estate of r.ll.ahetu Cole deceased. "V4 three (.1) west of tho Sixth P. subject to a mortgage OI tnwnuu nnurnsv, ajr nle in tlu County of Sumner and State of nnnsHs. Tho abovo described real-estate Is taken this city Sunday evening by the Probate judge. The happy couple will reside at Belle Plaine, and the Voice wishes them unalloyed prosperity.

Farm Loans wanted. as the property 01 siuu ueieimiini. 1 directed by said order of sale to bo sold, and will bn sold with appraisement to satisfy said Campaign rate The Voioe Four Months. oruur ui sum. Witness my hand thlt Uth day of June.

A Black Murrell, IJl. tJi L'l Sheriff of Sumner county. Kansas. Scliwlon Uojer, Attorneys (or rmlnilff. Wellington.

permanent cure..