davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-11-29
KIeine Nohrid1ten.

= Nm. s.. Wfalon bat fir 6as @ei9Gft
bon SamcS s.. 8alfer & So. 100000 gez
boter, miro eS m~abric6einlib 81 Oielem
Yreile erbalten unb am 6. 0eSember iiberz
1cbmen. Die @lGubigcr merben ettpa Z
Pro3ent ibrer Soroerun9en erDalten.
G1as. 2angitrom BON go. 1876 55ite
StraBe, Der auf Dem Srabtbabnbof Der
SuilotS Gentralbabn ais Glerf bei1dftigt
lit, ~itir3te geitern 2beno an Der 57iten
StraBe 10 unglidli9 BON etrem Gorita6ts7
3uge, OaB ibm Oie~9tG6er baS rebte 8ein
3ermalmten.
SIN 8un6eStreis9ericbt tpurbe @ba
Otai5ls beute Mtorgen $500 S6abenerlab
5u9eipro6en, pcil lte i'm Sabre 1891 bel
etnem 3niammenitOB 3mii6en einem
acknowledgements unb elmer 9otomotipe
Der Sort MaDne Babn ourcb Die ScbuLo Der
GeBteren Gerlebun9en b~apontrug.
= CHARLES GarpG, ser fomoie would
be" z9tetter, murbe beute
8ormittog I'M &retS9eri6t BON Der Gcltpie
g8tn6 engine SO. BON 8eloit, @iSconiin,
auf bic 6erauS5abtung 6es 8etrages fir
3ebn 8ecbieL iber je 800 unb Die 3inien
~Derfla9t.
= Nub in Dem Bro8eB 9e9en ben ebe>
malt9en 9l9enten Ser y(6Dme Size Sniurance
GompanD", 0prreu, i6etnt es Guf etntge
Wetneioe mebr o6er neniger nibt an3u>
fOnmen tpentgitenS %bebaupten bic Ser
treter Der @lnflage, baB Gmerion, ein gnt=
Iaitun9SSeuge, NIT @el6 bon @orreQ 9e>
fault iporben Jet.
= 8or 9tic6ter 8renlano lit au9enbGif>
lib Der Wtor6pro3eB ge9en Sbortas Sig
gins i'm @angc, ipelcber inter Der @nfla9e
ftebt, am 3. September in bic 8o1nung
boz Beter McGoocD, 1913 Sobnlon StraBe,
ettgebrocben 81 lein unb ben t6alS6erru
er3bo1en 81 Daben.
= Die Iltteriu6ung ge9en bic Spielb0l>
ZEN Der Weitlette, pelcbe fitr3lib bon Der
@ran0iurD aufgenpmmen tpurbe unb Elm
iebr wettcs 6elo gu e%r0ffnen lcbten, nacbz
benz Elm 8oli3iit auSgeia9t bate, OaB
S%ptelbGuler nit be1onOerer Grlau6niB Der
Yoli5et betrieben piirhen, i6eint eingee
lcblofen 3u ietu. Dem 8ernebmen nac5
paBt 0tefe Qlngelegenbett perl6ieoenen So
litifern nicbt in ben &ran.
- 6. Q8. 8interS, Elm Tarbiger, ipeld6er
in geo. 1894 GlarfitruBe cine S9a1tmtrtbz
icbaft betreibt, 9erietb 9eitern nit einem
anoeren 6arbigen, NamenS Q8iIiam Sim
nep, neil berielbe feline s3ecbe nicbt be3ab>
len moute, in Strett, uno i'm 8erlaufe
,beiiclbeu itieB Sinnep ieinem @egner ein
langes Wfe11er 5u ueri6ie0en Wtalen in BEN
Qeib, tpOrauf ct Sic Slubt ergrtff. Der
gcrwlnoete befinoet it6 i'm fritiic6en 3uz
itanoe I'M 6Oipital.
, 1893-11-29
Rud9an9 i'm 6ef9dft
1lta6t ii6 fir Ole 6efddftsleute Ger 6aIfeo=
itra6e, n0roli4 DER neuer KabeIIinie,
fehr bemerfbar.

Sett Ser @r0ffnung BET &abeL6a6n iii6z
Ii6 bon Ser San 8urenitraBe tlagen bic
@el6Gftsleute an Der 6aIiteo=, Sptiben ser
Nan 8urenz unb WtaOiionitraBe, iiber einen
bcoeutenoen &iidgang ibrer @el9Gfte. Sic
mocben brett OerteS flr bic NusfGue in
tbren @innabmen Deranttportlicb, un6 pobl
nt6t gan5 nit l1nrecbt.
NIs trtber Die Pfer6eba6nlinte, ote Der
6oliteoitraBe iel6it, BET 8lue Sslon6 Q(pe.
unO Der Is. StraBe, burcb bic 6aliteoitraBe
lteten, mar 0telc StraBe BET Sag Hn0
Nbenos bis SIT lpGter Stunbe iebr beIebt
1tnb ben @ei9dften BORT fe6lte es nicbt an
&unoen. SEPT ourd6laufen nun nocb bic
SarS elmer ~etn5tgen Bferbebabnltnie, 6er
BON Der Suuerton Npe. bis 3ur 20. StraBe
laufenDen, Die 6aliteoitroBe, un0 bte1e ipiro
nun BON t~penigen Baliagieren benubt. Mtt
ben Yferoe6aDnDagcn itn0 ale 0te Qeute
BON ben StraBeneden Deri9mun6en, bic
aus ben bena96arten StraBen auf cine Ser
borbetfa6renber v@ars@ 81 tparten batten,
uno IeBt lit bic gan3e StraBe eiriam unD
meni6enleer.
gtrtbi3aften, 0teitourant5, 8arbiergez
i6GIte, Gi9arrenldoen unb BfanogeIbGfte
letoen b~elon0erS unter 6erGermtn0erul19 Der
Palanten Der StraBe, nicbt oieL meniger
oud bic Npotbeten unb bic &leiOerlpaarenz
gei6dfte.
Sin Gigarren7 un6 Gabats6Gnbler an
Der 6oliteoz un0 SadlonltraBe, Ser bis 3ur
@ronnung Der 8abelbabn Elm guteS @es
icbdft madbte, e%rtIGrte, 6aB ct ieBt nidbt
mebr 10 ptel berbiene, ais iein 9ebenS>
unterbalt erfor6ere.
Nebnltcbe &lagclie6er ert6nen bon BEN
Sippe1 Der 3a6Lreicben Nirtbe un6 anoerer
9el9dftSleute an Oieiem SbeiIe Der 6alitebz
itraBe.
@as Dem einen 81 9ei0, lift Sem an6eren
5ur Treno'. 90 aud6 in bieiem Sale. Die
@eicbdfte al Der 6allteoitraBe, iiiDlicb BON
Der San 8urenitraBe, prOfttiren bon 6er
neuen &abelba6n etpa ebeniopieI, ais i9re
Sollegen in ber @egeno 3tpiicbeu Der San
Buren, unb OtaotionftraBe Derlteret.
, 1893-11-29
Uht RuoeIn.

bte einem flieben6en @inbrec6er beute Wtorz
gen UNI 4 ubr nab8elhift wurOen, moren
nicbt i'm Stanoe, benlel6en gum StiuitanO
su b~ringen, pobl aber gelang eS Sen langen
8etnen BET 8Oli3iitcn 6oret8n uab Wtuuen,
it6 benz SIiibtling in elmer @eiie 81
ndbern, Dab ct er9riffen werben fonnte. St
Sab ieinen Namen als Sobn Otoore al.
Die beiben 8oIi3titen batten WfoOre babel
ausetroffen, ais er 8ainbriOge's S6onf4
pirtbidbaft, $50. 5542 Safe Qlpe., elner1
nd4tlicben 8eiub a6itattete. @r ersrtft
Sic Slu6t, ais ct ith entbcdt lab, uno
pGbrenb bic Blaur6de i'm Dcrfolgten,
f~euerten itc acbt S6iiie auf i'm alb. SIM
9pbe Barfer g olt5eigericbt tpurbe ct bcute
unter $500 8irgicbaft ans @rtmtnal9ez
ri9t peripieler.
, 1893-11-29
SduBferttee Stro1be.

Der 9eitri9en Grfabrung bes 9rn. Woe's
na9 5u urtbetlen, l6etnt man bier ielbit
bann nicbt bot @egeIagcrern letneS 9cbenS
it6er SIT lein, tuenn man tpiQig alien ibren
Qlufforberungen 8olge l%eiitet. DIS 6er1
Wtoe 9eItern 9lbenO gegen o3t llbr, auf benz
8ege na6 9auie begriffer, an 6er Gfe ser
@oleS> uno 81. StraBe poriiber cam,
Deriperrten ibm plObIi9 5tpei, aus hem
Sbatte1 nabe itebenber 8Gume berDorz
iprtngen6e StroLcbe ben Meg uno foroerten
ibn nit borgebaltenen GepOlpern auf, feline
Sai6en aus5ufeDren, unO 5ipar mOglt9it
eilig, penn ct nibt itber ben 6aufen ge>
i1oiien mer6cn tpoue. 6err Woe ge6orcbte
natiirlieb, augenibeinlib BEN &erlcn ober
ntcbt i9neQ genug, benn elmer oerielben
briifte o6ne WeitereS auf i'm ab un0 in bic
S6ulter getrOffen i~tiir3te ct gu 8ooer. Oie
8oli3iiten Sones uno Mc91ultD, tpelcbe nur
einen 8lod e%ntfernt geitanben batten, fantel1
lofort sur Stele. Obne it6 tpeiter nm
Woe gu 6efiimmern ober ibm etipaS tpegsuz
neDmen, ergriffeu bic 3bdter sic 6lltcbt uno
entibliipften balO ben ibnen bart auf 6cn
6erlen foLgenDen 9oliaiiten. Sn feline
Wobnun9, 121 II. StroBe, gebracbt, murbe
Wtoe bon Or. @9ite, aus 1887 8onb Qlpe.,
unterfudt, unb erflGrte bteier Die g8unoe,
nobbem ct Die Gu9el baraus en1ferlt, fir
ungefG6rli1. 9a Wfoe ntbt i'm Ston0e
lit, cine ndbere 8ei6reibun9 BON ben Sbd7
tern 3u gcben, iucben Die 0oLi3iiten ber
SIo>@bicago unb @ranO @roiitng Bpli3etz
Stationen noeb INNER per9ebltb na6
linen.
, 1893-11-29
Stdott1hes,

Wtor9en ais au 9atfia9&n9stage
bIeibt Die Sffce D. 81. pOn Wtttta9s
IL 111r bis 9l6emSS z 1t1r 9eIGloHen.
, 1893-11-29
WILLIAM Sleek,
sos sos WELLS STR, ECke North Ave.
Olaf Olfon uno fein huno.

Ser S9mteo Slof Slicn, Deiien Nert7
itatt itcb IN $50. 18 sc. STARTER StraBe be-
finbet, erbtelt geltern 9tacbmittag burcb oas
Selepbon Die Na6ri6tl baB iein 6unb
vWfife" ben fleinen @08dr, lctnen Sobn,
g%ebiiien babe. 6err 0tiOn begab itb in
dIer GiLe no6 lctner @O6nung, SEQ. 1889
Wri9btpooo Npe., nabiu letnen GeDoloer
CUR 6anb uno erflGrte, oaB Der 6unb teine
Mtnute lGnger le6en ioQe. Gr fon0 Ben
8ierbetner III einem Winfel 3ptiben Dem
8retter3aun unb Dem Stall. Ser 6uno
icblief uno Olion bGtte beSbolb bic bette
@elegetbeit 9ebabt, Dem 3bter ben 2auf
Der QSafic ms S6r 5p legen unD a65us
oriiden. Sn leiuer 9ufrc9un9 iebo5 ichoB
ct, lobo[6 ct BEN llebeltDdter erbliGte, uno
Bic &uecl bran9 in ben 3aun. Ser 6unb
eripacbte aus ieinem Sblummer un6 oa er
initinftiD fiblte, baB ibm Die Gugel gegol>
ten. seigte ct ieinem 9errn ntcbt nut bic
!3dbne, iou6ern iprang auf ibn 81 uno entz
rib ibm1, ais ct abermalS auf i'm 3ielte, bic
Q8affe.
Weit benz geipannten 6epolper i'm Mlaul,
ibten 6er 9unb ieinem Nnsreifer teine
Seinbl6aft na6sutragen. @r lief etnfa6
baoon. Olion mar mitt6cnb. Der 6uno
bate leinen Sobn g%ebi1ien unb i'm ielbit
entwaffnet. @r elite nad Der 9oIt3eiitation
unb peranlaBten bic 8oIisiiten Gallagher
un6 Miuer, TIN na6 6auie su 6egleiten.
rgtebmtGu9 in 9l6t," i6rie 6rau Slion
aus benz 8cniter beS 5%tpeiten Stodrperfs.
y@r bat ben HeuoIper nob imlner imOlaul.
SeBt ltBt CT inter Dem Stau."
yOtife" tpurbe aus ieiuem Serited biltausz
getrieben unb nabm aub Den 8laur0fen
gegeniiber etne feinbleltgc 6altung an. QllS
Gallagher bic MitnDun9 letnes &epoIuerS
auf i'm ri6tete, ipran9 ct auf TIN gu, lteB
Olion's 9fepolper fallen unO i6nappte nacb
@auagber'S S6ieBprii9el. Sn bieicm
Nrgenblif ftel Ser S6uB un6 Der 6elb beS
Cages ianf, in Die @urgel 9etroffen, 3u
8oben unb baucbte feline Sunbeieele aus.
Trtebe ietuer Nl6e! 0es tleinen Cigars
8unbe 1T nibt 8efa6rli4.
, 1893-11-29
Oas BIdttd)en orehte itd.

Sames @6por6s b~efIagte lic6 9eitern bel
Ser 9oli3et Der NrmorpzS tatton bariber,
baB ct in 116 Guitom 6ouie Blace bon
@eprgie Goben unb Wtprtle Belmont UNI
iein B%ortemonnate nit $15 beraubt morben
lei. Sin 8olisiit tpurOe nacb Dem be5eicbz
neten 6auie geibift unb erfubr bort, @Oz
par0s babe Derlubt, iein @igentbum NIT
porgeboltenem Gepolber pieOer5uerlan9en.
Man burbiu9te i'm unO'fano iein 9orte=
monnate BET ibm, %tpOrauf bin ct lelbit einz
gelObt tpuroe.
, 1893-11-29
Sur Bedhtuuo.

I~tnieren 2ciern CUR G}abrtbt, OaB infOl8e
bcS Oanfla8ungStages 6aS rQlbenbblatt"
nlorgeu nibt erlbeint.
, 1893-11-29
Die Tomilie oes in ieiner eioenen

Die TamiIte 6es in ieiner eigenen
@obnung BON m0rbertiben S6urten gee
t0bteten SameS 8tuntD, bamalS in 600. "A
50. Is. StraBe mobnbaft, lit aus8e3ogen
unb bat in gto. 70 &aibburne Ape. Elm
Stat gemtietbet. Die 6tnterbliebenen bait
ten bas @efiibl, ais OBJ ibnen nob t~petteres
l1nbeiG beporitebe, 10 LANCE ie BORT pObnen
blicben. 8eter 8runtD, tpelber befanntz
Iic6 etnen S6uB ms 8ein erbtelt, ais letn
8ater ermor6et ipurbe, lit nocb i'm 6oipital
u1b es mag Wocben Oalern, e6e CT ge6eilt
lit. Sctns S9weitcr Sable, tpelbe I'M
&uie o~ertpunbet wurOe, lit bereits mieber
beroe1teut,
, 1893-11-29

a%bsn6blatt ser Su. @tuatssts, 1 Sent.
, 1893-11-29
9erOiI6e Jl(a6regeln,
nIn unl let eager 80 reOWiren!

Dies lit pohl Ser rtdti9e Qusorud, menn mir 9an9bare maaren anbieten
cit 9eroOe Der Dalfte oes re9ularen preles.
gNir tpoaem pmjcre @antel Iosi6lasem, wcit wtr Vlat far
Set gu erreihen, oenn mir eebrauden Sen plab jebt, oferiren mir;
Se0en Samcn= OOer &inoersWamteI MnO &nabenzttebcrrOG
5mr Ss6Gfte Oes re9mI6rem Nreiies-
9-fir Die Dalfte-
Dies meint, oaf Sic Td1 ieIbf Sen preis auf oem Gtdet obt9er Soden
oniehen f0nnen uno menn Sic ser Derfdufatn Die Sdlftc Oes Sretfes
aberreihen, 9ebort oas Ketoun9sfdd Jbnen.
lNr brauden mobl faun 81 ~errpdbnen, 6af 0nfe 8reisDermmterz
iesmm0 ale btsberioen Special Sales un6 Special Prices Ibr Sen 6aufen
wtrft uno m0dten mir 5hnen raben, fd sur red2ten 5tt ein5ufeuen.
l1ner Sa9er enbdlt: Ktnoer211dntel, pom 9 bis Is Jahren.
Oamen=111dntel nit uno ohne Dortb=Rraeen, nit pM3 un6 8rai0
befebt, iome etnfad.
pluidr111dnteI uno cadets, Knabenl1eberr0de, bon 3 bis 10 0ahren.
Oas 9ane Saeer miro aneeboen, Feline 21usnabmen.
&%ramGbare nno nablide @eibma6ts=@ eI6emfe Defenders
Dir 5et9en:
Nbsepa6te 9amens&letOer- hubfA auf9en1aht, 70 rebt
fir Deibnadts=0efhenf pa6eno; f0nnen nah metbnadten
un9etauf6t peroen.
72c. &let0 aus beOrndtent MbipcOrD, fir Wrappers,
nteolthe Qtufer, feht aus we Satne, Klei6 Don 8 Qaros fir 72C
$500. &lcto pon beOrmdtem Slanmelet, fir bauss
fletoer, warn, bubfd uo 9arantrt ddt; 8 pos. maht Elm Keto $l.OO
$1.98. 9leiO non SoncD GomeIpnn mO gome4e,
9an5 umo balb moue, Elm befonoerer Bargain; 8 par6s fir 80. $l.98
SefonOers rctswHroig
1894. &let0 bon Ooppelt breitemt, 9ams tuOuenem
GDeOrOn MmO ScrbD GIotb, StOrm serge MmO Yanama
Slotb, ale neuen mtnterfarben, rtdt9e 75c un6 500 QuaH=
tden; 8 poros, Elm POLES Rlet0, fir . . : 1884
8efere So7en fir $3.50, 1898, $3.50 etc.
wv M OTHNT
, 1893-11-29

Inn SteuunglWbenben Bel ser gegenz
narti9en gtotbla0e bas @rlan9el1 bon 8e@
l9attt9ung gu ~erleicbtern, nimmt baS
9benobIatt Der SuinOiS Staats3eitung
Steuen9eiucbe uuentseltlt6 auf.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-07-21
WELLINGTON, KANSAS. FRIDAY. JULY 21, 1898

arming them with shOt-guns and
Winchester rifles, styled sergeant at
arms, for the purpose of breaking up
the DunsmOre house before the decis-
ion of the supreme court could be rem
dered-all for pure cussedness and po-
litical effect.
The next unlawful and revolution
AIRY act was this mob breaking down
the doors of Representative hall when
they were not locked. and they were
not refused admlttance. This was
about half past 9 o'clock in the mora
ing, which was that part of the day
belonging to the Republicans and the
POpulist members were not In the
hall. This was premeditated, with
the same object in view as the arrest
Of Ben Rich, to start row. Further
proof, how did it come that they had
the presence Of mind to procure an
A., T. & S. f. sledge-hammer and take
it with them to break in door that
it was impossible to have known
whether it was locked or not, and at
the same time at the other end Of the
hall the door was standing wide open?
Both the houses had adopted a rule
not to admit any but members and
employees, and the sergeant at arms
stated several times that all members
might pass in, but the mob with guns
he asked to stay out. At this junct-
ure Douglass and his hammer split
the pannels of the costly doors and
took fOrceable possession Of the hall
where peaceable possession was not
denied them. They then commenced
to entrench themselves by barracad-
ing the doors, enterances and stair
ways and holding possession of the
states property with an armed mob,
refusing to obey the legally elected
officials of the state, as well as tramp
pling law and order under foot. They
were not disturbed in their delibera.
tions; they were not denied the use OF
the hall. Now the question ARISES,
what were all these overt acts for:
The governor called upon the sheriff
to protect the peace; he disObeyed and
would not act. He then called upon
the MALTA and Col. Hughes ignored
the commander-in-chief. By this time
in the evening everything was in an
uproar and excitement. The Popu'
lists were unarmed and virtually 10
the hands Of a mob. Thus ended the
first day.
(To BE CONTINUED
A. G. FoRNEY.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-07-21
As A Newsparer

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public is beyond comparison, the best
and cheapest published in America.
1t is issued each Tuesday and Friday.
fourteen to sixteen pages every week,
a great semi-weekly paper for One
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much more promptly and fully than
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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-07-21
A Review of the Facts.

The breaking up Of party affilia-
tlons is inevitable, nothing on earth
can prevent it. A revolution is at
hand. The politicians have observed
the handwriting on the wall. The
common people, the masses, are
awakening. The party whip, bossism
and Misrepresentation have lost their
power. A change of government eco
nomicS will be enthroned to check
mate the effects of inventions, COM
bines, mOnopolieS and trusts.
Three years ago when it became ap-
parent that the establishing of a
third party could not be prevented
by the Republican party, they resort
ed to abuse and villification Of the
members of the new party for the
purpose of driving the Republicans
back to the G. o. p. They charged
that the new party was only compos-
ed Of disgruntled office seekers, lazy,
shiftless farmers, men who bought
machinery on time for chicken rOoSts,
store box whittlers, etc. They claim
ed there was no use for a new party.
All that was necessary to bring hap
pineSs and cOntentment to the men,
bers of the new party was to 60 to
work raising corn and wheat instead
of standing on the street corners talk.
ing "percapiter." They claimed the
Alliance was all broken up; that it
was a Democratic move: that the
rebels were in the saddle, ETC., but
the boys didn't drive. They were
"SOt" in their ways. The convention
day rolled around. So did the elec-
tion day. And down went the Re-
publican banner with its $1,000. They
realized political cyclone had struck
them; that the farmer was in the
saddle" Yes, seyenty-fve per cent
Of them and that their fool tactics
was failure. They then changed
front, acknowledged that something
was wrong and all at once found out
that it was 'Overproduction.n
Now here comes the inconsistency
and jugglery. The bosses knew they
must have the votes of the farmers,
Only the year before they had told
them they were shiftless, lazy, worth.
less and wasteful, and now they turn
around and tell them the cause OF
the trouble they complain of is 'you
have worked too hard, been too saw.
ing, produced too much. Your
whole trouble is overproduction. y
This blowing Of hot and cold wind at
the same time, high tariff and low
tariff, plenty Of money and good
times, protection and tariff reform.
sound money. ETC., is getting too
thin for the average industrial citi-
zen and from now on he will pay but
little attention to such rot. ! think it
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-07-21
COUNTY CULLINGS.

Mabel Widick, aged nine years, Of
Belle Plaine, was recently thrown
from her pony and had her leg brok-
en-. So says the News.
Pastures are getting very dry and
water for stock is scarce. Hay will
be scarce as the grass is so short, IL
will be impossible to cut it, and oats
will be light on account of the bugs.
Belle Plaine News.
The Oxford Mocking Bird says:
Shannon Wright has added to his
landed possessions. This time it is
the Bates farm in the bend" which
he bought for s4,lOO. 1t is a splen-
did quarter of bottom land.
The Geuda Springs Herald SAYS Lu-
cius Snyder had horse stolen last
winter and recently found it near
Neodesha, and went Immediately to
Guthrie to have the thief prosecuted,
he having been spotted" before the
horse was recovered.
The Argonia Clipper says a dog OF
Daniel LOgue, len miles south OF
that place, got into a fight with a
dog belonging to a man passing with
team, and shortly after he noticed
that the dog showed signs of hydro
phObia and at once killed him. He
thinks the man and team were from
Argonia and that the other dog In
the fight should be found and killed.
The two following wheat items are
from the South Haven Ne,D Era:
Miller & Sons have shipped alto
gether, Is car loads of new whclt. six
carloads on Tuesday alone. The
wheat is showing up well, some Of it
testing as high as "a pounds. The
price ranges from ~ to Acc.
L. Musgrove has one piece OF wheat
that yielded over 40i bushels tu the
acre, machine measure, but which
will, no doubt, run AZ bushels by
weight, as the quality is most excel
lent. He has another piece or two
that will almost equal this yield.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-07-21
OSCAR L. DE TURK, Sec'y.

Travellers east should purchase
tickets via the Vandalia line. This
old and popular route is the safest,
fastest and shortest, the accommO-
datiUns and conveniences being un-
surpassed by any other line. Be sure
and see that your tickets read Van
dalia line. You will find it a pleas
ure to make trip on this road. The
employees are all polite and spare no
pains to accommodate patrons.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-07-21

Wheat and silver 20 down together.
Anyone can see it plainly now. The
POpulists have been asserting this
fact for some time, only to be ridl-
culed as visionary calamity howlers.
Truth Is mighty.-PEOPLE's VOICE.
We have seen this statement before
now and will the VOICE please tell us
why it is so. What peculiar relation
does silver bear to wheat alone that
this cereal should 90 up and down
with the rise and fall of silver? We
ask honestly, because we want to
know the facts, and because we have
wheat tosell. Why does the fluctua-
tlon OF silver not similarly affect all
products of the farm as well as wheat?
.-Cdld,CeU Neaos.
The price Of all products are affect
ed more or less, because Of the fact
that as gold goes up all other prod
ucts, including silver, apparently 20
down. The nearer we get to a gold
basis, the greater the scramble for
gold, and, as with any other article,
what everybody wants will come
high. 1t takes more bushels of wheat
more pounds Of pork, ETC., to buy a
dollar. Silver has special tendency
to pull wheat down with it for the
resons set out in an able article by
the Kansas City Journal in the VOICE
OF July7. Please get it and read it
in full. Also notice the Monitors ed
itorial Of August %, 1890, reprinted
in this issue Of the VOICE, giving the
same reason for the rise Of products
With silver. They are both Republi-
can papers. We can prove any Of
these visionary doctrines by Repub-
lican authority II you want 1t. Let
Us know the result ofyour researches.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-07-21

The Monitor thinks 1t perfectly aw.
full that the Populists should have
anything to do with the Democratic
party, which," it says, is just now,
by its executive and representatives,
doing all 1t can, directly and persist.
emily, TO oppose and thwart every
measure that the Populists are clam
oring for" and that nobody will re-
joice and take any more credit for
victoties won by such unholy ALI.
ances than the managers Of the
Cleveland administration, who know
as well as anybody that as long as
Republicans can be kept out OF Office
by POpulist votes in Republican states
the clearer field they will have to
adopt and continue in force their de-
moralizing and destructive financial
policies" II the Monitor will kindly
show the people wherein the Demo-
Gratis are any more active in opposing
and thwarting the measures the Pop
ulists want than the Republicans,
then there might be some reason for
its gibberish. Again, if the financial
and industrial policies Of the Demo-
cratic party are "demoralizing and
destructive" what would you call
them, pray, under Republican admin
istratiOn? They are one and the
same. Tweedle dee, Tweedle DUN!
The Monitor will observe that John
Martin does not endorse goldbugism,
and neither do the Democrats of tn e
west.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-07-21
County Alliance.

The regular quarterly meeting Of
the Sumner County Alliance and In
dustrial Union will be held in the
city Of Wellington on Friday the 2Si b
day Of the present month. All sub
Alliances should take due notice and
have delegation present.
OSCAR L. DE TURK, Sec'y.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-07-21

In another column Of this paper
will be found an advertisement of a
medicine known as Chamberlains
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
for sale by Druggist H. f. Smith Of
this place. In almost every neigh
borhood throughout the west there
are some one or more persons whose
lives have been saved by this remedy.
1t is natural for such persons to take
especial pleasure in recommending
the remedy TO Others. The praise
that follows its introduction and use
makes it immensely popular. While
it is intended especially for collie,
cholera morbus, dysentery and diar-
rhoea, it is also claimed to cure chroD-
IL diarrhoea. II such be the case IL
is certainly a "GOdsend" to many a
Door mortal.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-07-21

The railroad companies are steadily
retrenching by discharging employ
ees. 1t is rather strange that they
do not think Of firing" some of
their useless high-prlced flgure-head
officials. By cutting down a few ten
thousand dollar officials to five
thousand they might get along with
out discharging worthy and needy
employees.