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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-07

Die Qamburgil6e 9lmeritanii9e
padetfabrts 8eieai6aft' bat nit ben
preuBif6en 8eborben bic Nbma9ung
getroHen, baB ale ruflii6en Iusmanbe=
rer, pel9e iber Samburg mad ben
Ser. Staten gu reifen tpiini9en, an
ben preuBii6en gren3ftationen bon
tii6tigen Mer5ten unterfu6t merben
iolen. 9ranfe ober Der Qnltedung
bnr6 Sppbus perbd6tise peripnen iolz
len gar ni6t iiber bic @renae selaHen
perben. NuBerbem tperben Bic emit
grantenz 2ogirbauier in 9amburg BON
Der @eiunbbeitspoliaei iorgfdltig iiberz
ma6t unb cine brittle unteriu9ung urtz
ter Nufii6t bea amerifanif6en @onfu,
lats foQ bann nod bon atpei Nersten
pprgenommen iuerben, ebe ben 2euten
erlaubt mirb, ii6 auf ben Sampfer gu
begeben.
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Sampsk
0uinine
60arsSpntc,

elm %bepdbrtes Msittel ben Saaren feline
tathrli9e Tarbe unb 2eben piebersus
geben. So beieitigt Sduppen polltdm=
big unb berbinbert bes ausfalem Der
Saare, inbem es bic geiunbe 9bdtisfeit
Der aopfbaut anregt unb bas Sorts
madden bes 0aares fi6ert. gs 1T Dols
fommen fret bott giftigen Snbftansen.
preis per Glaf6e 81. SOUR aaein prds
parirt BON Oscar Sam,pab.
0auptnie6erlage in Drpnsfis Mpoibefe,
Militdrzp laaa unb 9ib GloresftroBe.
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9eietbies.


Wenn Sbr gurer gefunbbeit pber
Der grbolung tpegert cine bubble Meife
MAIDEN tpollt, 10 ratben mir gu1, nad
BOT Springs, Dirt, benz vgarlsba6
Nn1erifa8" 5u geber, tpeldes i'm 6ers
gen Der Osartberge liest, ilmgeben bon
reiaen6er @eemerie nit }96nen Gabrs
unb GuBDegen urb ben beilfrdftigfeH
auelen Der Welt. Sbr errei9t es
bur6 bic fem ausgeftatteten Bulge Der
Sron Mountain Babn. Weger iIaHrirs
ter pampblete nit Bef9reibung (frei
~perfanbt) uenbet gu9 an ben Mgenteu
Der aompagnie ODER an ben General
pahagier : Mgenten Der MC. pac. Rp.
Co., st 2ouiS, 500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-07
- 9s faibionablen Dunlap, anor
nnb Stetion 6ite inbet man bel pans
eoai It & S0bn.
California . Weime.

Weinliebbaber finber elm sroBes 2as
ger BON feinen California Weinen bel
9errn s. s. Meper am Nlamos
plaaa. 9err Meper fu6t bic Weime
an Srt mnb SteIe aus urb fauft BRET
aus benz Seller Der Wein3ii6ter. Mls
gntem &enner gelingt es linn itets, bic
befen Sorten aus5umdblen. ST fam
feline &unben unb Samilien nit einem
guten Sropfen berfeben. &otbz UNI
MeiB Weine 1T bpr3iigli6er Qualitd1
bon ieBt ab $1.O0 per @aaone Nv frei
its 9aus geliefert.
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Cine CrSiaams
CUR grbebung elmer @eperbe : Steuer
fir bas Sabr 1892.

gs lei berorbnet bur6 ben Stabtratb
BON San Nntonio
section l. SaB BON ieber per>
lon, Sirma ober @eieai6aft bon pers
fonen, Del6e irgsnb Elm 6emerbe be-
treiben, bas mad ben @eieben bes Staaz
tes 5eras beiteuert pirb, bic Sdlfte
bieier Staatsfteuer-mit iol6en Gin
i6rdnfungen unb 8egrensungen, mie
bag Staatsgeieb fie feittelt-als ltdbz
tlt1e Steuer auferlegt unb erboben tperz
ben lou, unb baB ole 8el6dftiguuaem
uab 8eperbe, bic bisber BON Der Stabt
b~elteuert lpurben, obne baB Der Stat
.bieielben beiteuert, mud in ,3ufunft bic
telbe Steuerrate entri9ten folen, bic iie
blsber al aablen batten.
Nn9enommen unb gebilligt am 25.
SebrHar 1892.
GEAEN s. S9reiner,
~ WtaDor pro TEN.
Ntteitirt: s. g. @Iaubon,
@itp Glerf.
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nay Die fiir3li6 in San 9ntonio
it~attsebabten 6euersbriinite legen bic
Notbmenbigfeit nabe, wi6tige papiere,
gerli6erungs : policen &C. an einem
fi9eren plabe auf3ubemabren. Sas
9epolitens@etp6lbe Der 81 d NJ o o B
q RATIONAL 8anf 1T abfolut biebss
unb feuersii6er. Mbtbeilungen unb
&diten in bemielben iinb gu mdBigen
9~aietbsraten gu babea. Cine 8eli6ti=
gung 1T gepiini6t unb germ geftattet.
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Tirmawedisl.
San Mntonio, a. Wsdra '92.

Sd babe am beutisen Gage meinen
gorratb BON 6tiefeIn, S9uben urb
bic 2abeneinr;9tung meinem friberen
@eiddftsfibrer, 9errn Sobn g.
3urg, Derfauft. Sd benuBe bie @e=
legenbeit, UNI nit biefer Nu5eige meinen
Greunben unb auuben meinen Don't
abauftatten fir ibre Iiberale untcrs
ftiibung udbrenb Der pergangenen elf
Sabre unb iie gu bitten, bieielbe aud
auf bic neue 5irma iibertraeen gu
tpclen. N6tungsDpa
Sames MARTIN.
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Cinderella @dmhs0alaft,

Die feinften Serrenz un6 Oamenz
S9ube, iopie au9 bic beiten unb bauz
erbafteften S6ul S6ube fir @naben
unb Mdb6en.
@mpfeblenspertbe Nobitdt: 9olge's
waferbi6te 5ilsi6lbe unb 6il3 : panz
tofeln!
ueberbanpt Mles, mas in einem re-
emldren S9ubs@ ei6dft erter @laHe 5l
finben 1T!
Cinderella g d II bsp a q #,
@de 9puftonfraBe unb gpe.G 6.
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MISFIT CLOTHING PARLOR

giebt @uren Dollars boppeltem Mertb.
8om S6neiber genta9te $25 5errers
Nt5iige fir $3.50
@om S6neiber sema9te 8einfleiber
pertb $3.50, iebt S.. Wir baben
pa1en6es fir Seben nnb reparire11 Elm
Sabr fo tenrei. $50. 200 Cont
merces, @de WabarrozS traBe.
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Reifembe Mgenten:
S. g. 8mi6.
10. Sdurobinb.
MHerlei.

l
am Oienitag Mbetb ftnbet in
Slides 9beater cine geriammluitg
bon 8irgern CUR Organization zines
BeD. glarfzGlubs ifatt.
- gbas 8. 9ignotpitp beabli9tigt
nit mebreren atberen 8urgerr bonn
gnbpuntt Der Safe 8Rw 5traBenbabn
aus cine eleftrif9e 8abn ins 2anb
binauS gu bauen, Die in ei1ent Bosen
nit benz Serminus Der Nlanno Stras
Bens9inie am @ranfassY aBsD Depot 3us
fammentrift. @ntlang Der nener 9is
nie folen bic 2dnbereien bemdHert unb
bauptid6li9 fir @emiie3u6t borbez
reitet tperben. Mn1 bic 8obrung artez
fif@er Brunner tpirb gepIant.
Maberid5 bier Itodiges @ebaube
an Mbe. 8, in peIbsm ii1 Die litogras
pbif6e Mnftalt befinbet, bat binten In
alen Stodmerfen cine nit 2atten Der,
f1lageue @alerie. 0iefelbe gerietb
auf biSber uaerfldrte gBeiie Samltae
I'm Mitterna6t in 8rarb unb purbe
elm Haub Der Glammen. Ser 8erluft
betrdgt $1,000; papierporrdtbe urb ar1=
beres Material murbe bur9 WaFer be-
f6dbigt. Sie gerli6erung bedt ben
GelammtDerluf bon $25OO.
Die 5taatssNHoeiatiDn Ser 8au.
~bolsb6f6ltr bait am IL. unb 13. gpril
ibre SabresfonDention in San Nnto.
nio ab. Sc iperben 200 @dfte erfparz
tet unb bic bieitgen 6ol3bdnoler trefeu
hereifs Vorbereitungen fir ibren @ms
pfang, u%nter6attung &c.
@ebr. RDl, bic an Ser @de bon
NDe. 8 unb @ranb Npe., einen @rD,
cerp Store baben, tpurben am Samlfoq
Mbemp mad IL llbr our9 bic. &lingel
ibrer 8eiDfdublabe aufgepeft. 81
f1lafen Dberbalb beg Stores, eiiteu
Hugs, hinunter unb faBten ben Sieb
0b, Der chen pliiubern mo1te. Capt.
Sbarbein bolte BEN @inbre1er, Der feiz
men Namen als s. &obrigueS angiebt
unb n'ber 9aeogbo9esz StraBe tpobnt.
st bate elm ~ 3na langes Steilderz
meier BEL fi9.
Die @Duntn : apmmiHdre baben
perlpro9en, am IA. ibre @ntf1eibuno
iber bic Ausgabe Des a~ontrafts aur
gioanun9 peg @~ollrtDaltes gu trenen.
Die @ef9i6te bat 1i1 f6o1 LANCE gez
mug b~ii1geaogen unb Sieienigen, pel9e
Nngebote eingerei9t baber, tDerben uitz
gsoulDlg. aeorlgens DanDelt es 1td
pei Dlelem Sontratt i1ltr Inn bic Mtaus
ssH peg 0eoanoes urp Dag 9erllft beg
gaWes; Ales 4noere: tute bic ga15s
sHHeIe Slarlgfang; Die geoedung beg
Na9eg; ole Segung Der Waierz, Sas=
aae ao5ugsroDre1 e. tplro mod fpdtei
~ SeparalsH ofllratfen ans9egeben,
&c 81 9eTas gesogere @robeerer
pnD aaI Osm 9lelgen Wlartte eriflerten.
An AbeilD peg ~. Ntar5 petben
D.s nan,sH peg SNset9ooenSusdnt1erGol
~ 4saoIaloH peg @alllons 9artett Elm
SYalIld1rs 2an5frdn5fett oerans
pu'tsa; m.
I ao!e aug Der An5etge erltd)tlld,
"a! per- Sog = .. 4nrB bag be-
LUX Sguggelgat oeS 9errn Sar1es
WsalI.Il, ~ Der 9oulfonzStraBe, tdufs
nW noeIH0mmen: 9errs 4urB bat bag
yslWeIIs eII Sagre lang ogeflDrt utb
eeOalI Ielaer oelorDerett @rfpfeblung.
Dsr Sitrlftanpalt Qtds bonn 40.
vsIigIsolflrltf beifattgt bic trlber ges
geil pen capt. gourte unb feline Solz
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-07
CINE a~aroutirte aur.

gBtr aatertfren ben anseteisten Wpotbeter, 9bnen
Or. ainss @eues Seilmtttel sessn SGpinbiuGt, Su.
fen: @enu Gie Ron Der Grippe befaaen fnb, unb
siefes MiteI ben Gnneiiunsen entfpIeAenh sebrduHen
ucHtn, tuteub Ste IS etusehenn prrbtren, uHb penn
Sst hann tttne gehernrg. onra eafelbe petiphreu,
5tr 0elb 5urhd t~efpmmen. QBir MAIDEN btes Gnsetot
IN Eelss her srobartisen GrfrIse, peI6e pies aitttel
BET Der lettidbrtsen @rtppen : Gpihemte aufsupetien
bate. aDtr tdfen ron feinem Gale sebbrt, In BEN
Sas Mtttsl ii9t sstolfen bdtte. Wdu made etnen
DeyinHs DrcbeHatAen fret bel aoclpb Dretb, Ttpmps
fen a 90. grcbe SIaf&en so Sents une sl.00.
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Gin soliber Northumberland

nit Maggons eriter alaHe, Yarlor
&au9s@ars, puaman @Bs unb S9lafs
magen lduft iber bic 8anbalia unb
penniplpania Sbprt 2ine BON st.
2ouiS. Nbfabrts5eit $40 Morgens-
bur6 mad Stem Dorf. 8erfudt i'm.
Wembet gu6 an gbeSbrougb,
8anbaIia 9ine, ct. 2oui8.
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@om Spnnena,1f. sttm gpnmcrs
antergan8.
Gin ganser Sa erfpart

'&eiienbe BON Seras nod ct. 9ouis
unb 0itli6en Stdbten f6nnen 5m6Ii
Stunben Gabr3eit fparen, tpent1 fe
ibre 8ilette iiber bic rSron Mountain
@oute", faufen. Sic baben bier bic
feinen puQman Buffet S9laftuager1
bic ausgesei6neten &eelining Chair
Cars, SiBe fret. Wesen g~inselbeiten
penbet Gu9 on Sno s. 2emis, paFas
ge Msent, Muitim, Seras.
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gomrab 6uberid an 6rans @iti6, 2
@runbtide an SHs@ommerces unb
Wonumentalz StraBe. 81, 100.
6. Burnett on 80. 3. 8rempfau
babies @runbftaf i'm GrisinalzGitps
Got fir SIS.
3. un6 6. glmen6orf On s.. Sppelt,
5 @~runbtide auf Columbia Seiebt8.
$75.
Nieobemus Dams an Margaretbe
bans, @rumbftiid III Gambben , Gtrabe
fir $1,000.
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sa- Wer wirfli6 biibi6e unb aes
f6madooqe Sobs@rbeiten aus
gefiibrt, 8u6er gebunben ober
auf SefeQung angefertist baben mill,
Der penbe ii6 an bic Observation-Disclosures
9ruderei unb 8u6binberei bes Sibz
tpeltens, on bic
Submiom Bros. 0rimtins Co.,
26 SolebabsS traBe, San 4ntonio.
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9. u. & u. g. 8abm.
Mbfahrt.

Na@ @alpeiton, 6oufom unb @mero
tdgli9 tint =. .-....-.9:55 gorm.
Na9 CORPUS Gbriti, &odport unb 8ee>
bile tGgli9 I'M. 80 Na6m.
Na6 &errbiQe tdgli6, ausgenommen
Sonntags, 100 yta9.
Mnfnnft.
8on @albeiton, 6pu ton .unb Guero
tGgli6 Inn .....- $40 Mbenbs.
Son Corpus Gbrifi, &odpOrt un6 See
bile, tGgli6 Inn. 2:55 Na9m.
Son 4errpiIe tdgli6. ausgenommen
SonntagS. .9:45 Worm.
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gpmtberm 4acific . 8abm.

Sputberm Yacific 8abm.
Ibfabrt.
9ta9 STEMS rleahs, SoMfton unb @alz
beftpn 8:45 BORN. urb 100 Nbenbs.
Mnfunft.
Son 9tep=O Orleans, 6pu1 ton unb @al>
peton 1900 8prm. unb4 :05 9fa6m.
Mbfabrt.
Na9 San Sraneisco, 81 paio rnb
eagle PaB----..---..4:35 Na6m.
M~nfunft.
@on Sun 6raneisco, 81 paio uni
Gayle paB ...........S:15 8prm.
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Sic snnfet Wppb Gp.

perfauft MeNaifter, Snbian 9erritorp
3nblen gu $3.50 per Sonne, Qpl3 gu
$3.50 per gorb unb gebadte8 Sola 3u
$3.50. Mle Nuftrdge tDerben prompt
ausgefibrt. SeIepbon8 81.
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MAJ Gin ~saasbarer @afeefanb lit
umtdnbe balber binig gu perfaufen.
ytad5ufrasen in Der Office Der rGrsien
Prefe1.
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8u lsber Sabresseit fsmmen bdusltHe 1infdue ssr,
bod has terhbmte SalpatiensS Del betIt 0errenfunaen,
Auetfhunsen, Branbs unb 6anittpunbsn mipfsrt. Sc
teitet uur % Gents BITE SIaS4t.
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Giienba9m Ta9r Ylan.
=. & 6. u. 8abu.

Nbf0Drt.
Na6 ct. Souls pia Sron Mountain
ober so. 6. & S....5 AS Morgens.
Na9 ct. 2outs pia Sron Mountain
&Dute ..........6:0 100 M6enbs.
gta6 SarebD. 9:55 Gorm.
Mnfunft.
8on st. 2ouis, Sron Mpuntain & 81.
6. & S..............9:35 8orm.
8Dn st. Souls, SrDn Mpuntain & 81.
6. &S..-.........10:00 Mbenbs.
0Dn Xarebo Nadm.
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Die beften Dberbemben, Inter
5erg nn6 5oilettens Grtifel bel pank
& Sobn.
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- Wer eiten suten S6mb biIIig
fanfet min, sebe gu pameoaft &
Spbn.
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@nfnnft.
Cine Crbinataa

Sur Grbebung elmer @opf> urb ad vas
loren Steuer CUR ~1nterbaltung Der
Sta6tperualtung fir bas nit
benz 81. Wfdr5 1892 abb
f6lieBenbe Gisfaliabr.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-07-29

The railroad employees picnic at Ar
Kansas City last Saturday was
grand success. Thousands of rail-
road men, some with their wives and
many with their ''best girls" were
there and glorious time was had in
the beautiful park on the Walnut
river near that city. Railroad people
were there from every part Of the
state, but Wellington was not very
well represented, on account Of the
bsys being busy on extra runs. We
have never seen a prettier lot Of girls
together than was at that picnic and
they were having a great time along
with the rest. Speeches were made
by Hon. L. S. Stedman, Of Des Moines,
president of the Trainmen's AssOcia-
tiOn; W. E. Perry, of Minneapolis,
secretary: Jos. B. Ady, Of Newton
and Burce Lynch, Republican candi-
date for treasurer. The ''rantank
erous" ]. Kansas Morgan was billed
for a speech, but he did not show up.
Verv little politics was mixed with
the speeches.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-07-29
NEGRO COLONIZATION

Operator Mckenzie COckrell went
down to Guthrie yesterday and negO
tiated for the employment Of fifty eb-
ony hued sons Of Ham, all of them ar
irving here last night. The depot
and platform afforded them shelter
and sleeping quarters. Many of the
party put in the time singing planta-
tiOn songs, dancing, ETC., until this
morning, when they were taken charge
of by ROadmaster Bradley, who will
cOnSign them to section work and dis
tribute them on his division from
here to EnglewOOd. .-Hulvdne Graphic
The simple statement above cOrrOb'
crates the story Of negro colonization
in Kansas. Why does the Santa Ft
road happen to need host Of extra
hands on that practically unused
branch of its road just at this time:
How many more negroes can the
Santa Fe company alone absorb until
after the election? Farmers, how dc
you like so have your votes killed by
these ignorant tools in the hands OF
corporations? Let every patriot exert
himself to prevent this high-handed
outrage on freedom.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-07-29

open insult to the intelligence of ev-
cry farmer in Sumner county.
''The Republican party is composed
of the people" QuOth Chairman Dey.
I'VE, the people of England, said the
tailOrs Of TOOley street.
The Democrats came in for a good
scoring. The Republicans can't get
over their old partisan antipathy for
Democracy.
Judge Rulings, although an old sol
dier and an exceptionally good man,
was given to understand that mo SOL
diers need apply"
Chairman Dey seemed to have no
fault to find withthe principles of the
Peoples party. His grievance was
wholly with the name and It's stan
dard bearer, Jerry Simpson.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-07-29

The Monitor has learned at last
the Alliance party is so prepOnderant
in South Carolina that they are horse
whipping Democrats to force them
into line. We are glad to have our
neighbOr concede this much, and
would recommend his reading our let
ter from Georgia, published elsewhere,
to give him an insight into the prog
ress Of the movement in that state,
If the Alliance party and Democrats
are all Of one family, as the Monitor
would have US believe, this horse.
whipping business and threats Of vic.
lence are very peculiar ways Of ex.
pressing fraternal affection. En-
Grandmother?
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-07-29


blll' and negro supremacy and admOn-
iShed the boys to stick to the grand
old Democratic party ald save our
glorious southland from carpet bag
rule and federal bayOnets. Besides
that. they did not hesitate to spend
money profusely. The Democratic
dailieS bOasted that the third
party" as they call it was entirely OBJ
liberated and that old GlasscOck
would roll up her usual Democratic
majority. Great headlines announced
how completely the new movement
was wiped out Of existence. They
lauded Gordon, Northern, Black,
ETC., to the skies. Well, election day
came on. The farmers had made no
display. The other side had done all
the campaign work and made all the
speeches. The vote in the county
was the largest ever cast and the
Peoples party candidate was elected
by two votes for one for the Demo-
crat. Both sides had put up their
strongest men and made the election
a test of strength, but the next day
and the day after the Democratic
dailieS said not a word and finally
when they could not ignore the fact
any longer, they said it was only a
petty election anyway and was no
test of strength at all; that it was
simply a local election, etc. Now, if
this is anything to 60 by, we will car
ry the state by a handsome majority.
| think the prospects are as good as
we could wish. Atone time | thought
there was no possible doubt about
the result in several Of the southern
states, including Georgia, North Car
Olina and South Carolina. but the
Democrats have all the money on
their side and if money can defeat us
they will surely 90 it. | confidently
expect. however. that when the votes
are counted this fall it will surprise
everybody. The violent methods Of
the Democrats may stop peoples
mouths, but ii will not change their
minds and when they come to vote
they will simply "GlaSScOck" the en-
tire south. In South Carolina. even
if the Democrats carry the state,
which is doubtful. the Alliance has
the Democratic party of that state
captured body and soul and nave
adopted the Ocala platform almost
without change. | think, from the
present outlook. the vote Of that state
will be cast for the Alliance Democrat
state officers and for the Peoples
party presidential electors. North
Carolina may 60 in the same way, al
though it is not so certain that the
Peoples party will not carry the state
entirely. Florida, Alabama and Ten
neSsee are in much the same condi-
tiOn as Georgia, and | think the
chances for the people carrying them
this fall are splendid. The other
southern states am not so well in
formed about, as | do not hear di-
rectly from them, but from the best
information l can get they are all in
same boat and we may still see solid
south this year, but not solid for the
Democrats. Next week / will
give you my reasons for this wonder
full political change in the south.
S. L. BISHOP.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-07-29

The Republican papers, taking their
cue from one source, keep talking
about Carnegie men who refuse So a
day, and endeavOr to impress the peO-
pie with the idea that these SO men
comprise majority Of the strikers.
These s. men are the strongest evil
dence of the honor, determination
and principle in organized labor.
They strike with their fellow labor
ers who get low wages, because they
see the handwriting on the wall that
rings the death knell Of all organized
labor and brings in the rule Of scabs.
-KdnSaS city Fair Play.
When the strike" broke out among
the farmers, plutocracy's jawsmiths
united in sounding the great prosper
ity Of the farmers OF America as COM
pared with other occupations. Now
when factory men are in trouble they
raise the same sort OF deception.
When the railroad men have a griev-
ance with their employees that de-
mands adjustment, they will have the
same sort Of "dirt" thrown at them.
The boys Of the rail may not be able
to see it now, but they will sure run
afOul Of it then. Mark the words,
boys.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-07-29
GENERAL WEAVER HOPEFUL.
Peoples Party Leaders Full OF Conf.
denee-Part Of the Campaign Pro-
gram.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, July 2l-General j.
b. Weaver and Chairman Taubeneck
arrived in st. Louis this morning
from Vincennes, Ind, and went di-
rectly to the national Peoples party
headquarters. General Weaver had
abandoned his linen duster and was
attired in handsome suit Of broad
cloth and wore derby hat. When
asked how he was pleased with pros
poets after the grand rally at Vim
cenneS, he replied:
81 am more and more convinced of
the fact that the people of the United
States have no legitimate excuse for
voting either the Republican or Dem
ocratic ticket. Our platform is solid
and is exactly what the masses en-
dorse and | am confident that we
have equally as good a show for sue
cess as either Of the old parties"
General Weaver positively refused
to give facts and figures relative to his
strength. nor will he commit himself
on any Of the leading questions of the
day. The campaign through the sill
yer states has been mapped out and
General Weaver and General J. G.
Field will fire of the first gun at Den
yer July 25and -. From there they 90
to Pueblo, thence to Leadyille and on
the Goth they viii hold forth at Aspen.
August a grand rally will be held at
Grand Junction, when they will leave
Colorado and spend ten days in Ne
yada, three in California and make
trip through Oregon and attend
big mass meeting at Portland. They
will proceed from there to Tacoma,
thence to Seattle and from there TO
Spokane Falls. winding up at Helena,
Montana. From this point a plat
form campaign will be carried on
through the north TO st. Paul, return
ing to DeS MOines August Is. This
will conclude the work in the sill
yer states, after which campaign
will be mapped out for the work they
hope to accomplish in the south.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-07-29

NOTES.
Not an old soldier on the ticket.
We will dehorn the Republicans in
November.
While the people have got this de-
horning business going, they propose
to lop of those Of Johnny Bull.
. Republican harvests. Rats! An