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, 1894-01-06

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iou nit ben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS unz
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lit6ttg ernartete 0elegenbett 3u Mrbeitse
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tpirO it0 Ser prdcbtigen 2aDton'i9en &unitz
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4bIabrt antuuft
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-25
Here is your Club.

Whenever you receive a check for
five dollars or more, demand the I'D
and keep for use the paper money
and silver you receive in smaller
amounts than five dollars in your
every day business. Let the people
hold the gold and the banks would
have to pay premium to the people
to get it TO do business with, or other
wise, have Carlisle issue more legal
tender money or coin some more sill
yer. The people have this money bus
ineSS in their own hands if they will
only use the power they have as per-
sistently as the banks do. Never
touch any bank bills. Demand good
meney.-ArbOr State.
You will probably sneer and say "it
can't be dOne"-but think of it. If
the people were all united ip this,
they might draw sl5O,OOO,OOO of gold
out Of the banks in a month. Put
$40 of gold in the hands Of every man
in the United StateS-and then let
bankers howl until sheOl cOngeals,
but they would never force an issue
Of bonds to enable them to sell their
inflated gold. You have as much
right to demand gold for any sum
over five dollars as has any other man
or combination Of men. You can
make them sick of their own game.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-25
NO. 40.
The Phantom Army.

And saw phantom army come.
With never sound " life or drum,
But keeplng time 10 throbblng hum
Of wailing and lamentation.
Inc martyred heroes of Malvern Hill.
VI gettysburg and Charlottesville.
Ihe men & hose wasted figures fll
The patriot graves OF the nation.
Ans there came the namele>s dead-the
men
Mho perished In fever swamp and fen,
The slowly starved OF the prison pen.
And marching beside the others
Came the dusky martOrs OF Pillows Rght.
With limbs enfranchised and bearing bright.
thought-perhaps twas the pale moon
light
They looked as white as their brothers!
And so all night marched the nations dead.
With never banner above them spread,
Nor badge nor motto brandiShed:
No mark save the bare uncovered head
Of the silent bronze reviewer:
With vever an arch save the vaulted sky,
With never flower save those that lie
On the distant graves-for love could buy
No gift that was purer or truer.
SO all night long swept the strange array
80 all night long. till the morning gray,
watched for one who had passed away,
With reverent awO and wonder
I'LL Olue cap waved 10 the lengthening
line,
And knew that one who was kin Of mine
had come. and Spake-and. 10, that sign
Awakened me from my slumber.
Bret Harte
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-25

cargo Of sugar-5O per cent tariff
$500. No gold. Went to gold
broker and paid s5O.OOO greenbackS
for $4,000 gold. Then the gold
broker could buy $4,000 tive-twenty
bond-non-taxable, payable interest
and principal in cOin.n
"Gen. Caldwell saws never a time
when dollar would buy so many
neceSSarieS of life. Holy smoke.
What ABOUT the man who produces
the neceSSarieS?
1t is claimed that the protective(?)
tariff reduces prices on manufactured
articles and raises the wages OF
labOrers. Let us see. Within two
years from the passage Of the McKin-
ley bill, the militia had to be called
out in five states to suppress labor
riots ineuced by cut in wages. Soon
after its passage, Carnegie reduced
his labOrerS' wages 10 per ceut., and
n a few months another reduction OF
% per cent. From 1880 TO 1890 the
population increased % per cent;
wealth increased 80 per cent; private
debts increased lj6 per cent"
Let people issue their own money
-paper-nOt redeemable-gold is not
redeemable. All money is fat
money" +
We give only running sketch Of
the speech, such as we were able to
gather from hasty notes. Owing to
disturbance and lateness Of the hour
of beginning, Ma. Botkin was CON-
PEELED to slight some Il the subjects
upon which he touched, and to omit
mention Of others. The lecture is
comprehensive and intelligent review
of the political perils which threaten
the life of the nation.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-25
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
Belle PIaine.

Did you attend the lecture Monday
night?
Mrs. T. W. Andrews visited We'll
lingtOn Tuesday.
Arthur Widick was in Wichita on
business Tuesday.
O. HaythOrn was doing business in
Wichita Monday.
Miss Carrie Bishop is attending
chool at Oxford.
Albert Cornwell shipped his cattle
to Kansas City last week.
Charles Anderson was up here from
his claim the first of the week.
Isalc Fisher shipped a car of hogs
to Kansas City last week.
Joseph Sparger returned to his
claim Monday accompanied by his
family.
Frank VanSelOus and family were
up from Blackwell the first Of the
week.
Mrs. c. W. Hatfield visited with
her parents and Udall friends during
this week.
Mike Frickle carries the best line
of shoes ia the city, and sells at rea-
s)nable prices.
The frost Sunday morning cut the
corn and potatoes badly, but the corn
will come out all right.
Mrs. Benjamin and Peter Hatfield
visited the family of Rev. Knight in
Wellington the latter part of last
week.
Special Bargains in Fast Black Or
CANDIES this week Best 25c quality
only l5c per yard.
BELLE PLANE MERCANTILE Co.
Probate Judge Naugle and Geo. A.
Pickett, of the PEOPLES VOICE staff.
attended the lecture here Monday
night.
Mrs D. A. Iliff attended a meeting
Of the Grand Lodge of the League of
Honor held in EmpOria the latter
part Of the week.
Strange, isn't it, how brittle trust
agents are when a refOrmer comes
into the community and begins to
cast light upon their tyranny. Oh!
Ignorance, thou are a jewel, and
falsehOOd, thou art God, with such
subjects.
The lecture was we'll attended Mon
day night and Rev. BOtkin did ample
justice to the subject in hand. He
is an unfinching speaker and should
be heard in every cOmmunity-but all
monopoly and trust agents, especially
insurance agents, tenderfeet and pol
icy men, blind guides, hypOcrites,
party lovers and offices couEters had
better remain at home, for it has
been proven that they cannot endure
sound doctrine and that they will
harken unto the doctrine of devils,
rather than to counsel as wise men,
giving heed to old wives, fables and
seducing the infrm to give vent to
their indignation; let all such stay
away.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-25
Did you ever think?

Did YOU ever think?
SelhShneSS is the seed of all evil.
PLrty must give place to manhood.
"HayseedS" belong on the grass.
God never said anything he didn't
mean.
This is our day-but we are not
dogs.
The tide of education has turned
eastward.
Cant is good to provoke commsn
sense.-Emerson.
Breckenridge is a silver tongued Or
ator demOnized.
Do YOU realize what it means to be
an intelligent voter?
General Weaver says the Peoples
party is religion in motion.
There Is one person that is wiser
than anybody, and that is everybody.
-1alleyrand.
The Republican leaders will be
true blue" after the next election
indigo blue, in fact.
The women of Kentucky will make
Breckinrldge scream for help in the
coming campaign.
Homes, food and clothes for every
man, woman and child on earth, is
the demand Of justice.
Away with all OpinlOns-let us use
what knowledge we have on hand and
guess at nothing.
II everybody sheuld stop lying at
once, reform would jump halfway to
the millennium at one Jump.
Preaching Christ and voting for
the devil is the Republican campaign
platform and working policy.
Turn your telescope on Kansas.
The g. o. p. will be totally eclipsed
in November. Eclipse visible to the
whole world
God gave everything that labor did
not make-and idle spectators claim
everything. BY what right? Discov-
cry Of the foolishness Of labor.
Are you following torchlight pro-
cession? Stop and sneak up the first
alley, then take up your neglected
bible and study the sermon on the
mount.
Back Of money, back Of monopoly,
blck Of stealing, back Of murder and
oppression, is selflshness, theh ideOus
ignoble first cause OF all moral, So
cial and political deprayity,
At South Haven, in this county,
Chester l. Long once made a speech
in which he berated the calamity
howlers," and said; "When l 90 to
congress l will stand up for Kansas
if you people are all naked | will
never tell it," Glorious patriotism
that-but we want men who will tell
the truth, and ifw are naked rustic
some "duds."
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-25

For Threshers, Feeders, Stackers,
Belts and Oils see t. B. Hubbard,
Agent Advance Thresher Co. 4t4O
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-25
Serious, Curious 4 CORical.

The King is but a man as am. The violet
smells to him rs IL doth 10 me- The
element shows il to him as il doth 10
me. All his senses have but human
conditions. His ceremonies laid by, in
his nakednesS he appears but man.
SHAKESpEARE.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-25

The Coxey movement is only an in
dication of misdirected force. The
force is growing restless and ready
for action. 1t feels its strength and
can't hold still much longer. When
all move together in the right direc-
tion a great silent powerful over
whelming revolution will take place
without the firing Of a shot or the
shedding OF drop Of blood. The
people will rise up in their might at
the polls and vote for what they
want-and there will be nothing left
10 bar the Way.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-25
C0rbin.
Sunday was Children'S day.

Sunday was Children'S day.
W. c. Estes is in Missouri this
week.
Rev. Fuller delivered lecture to
the children at p. m. on children's
day.
J. b. BrOwnback went to Kansas
City with car of hogs and cattle
Monday.
We had light frost Friday night.
1t is repOtcd that in some localities
wheat was Injured.
Clark ES;r> went last week to La
Plata, Mis>"nri, 10 help capture the
Taylor brothers, we suppose.
Jacob Smell and Df. Wilhoite were
giving an example of their hOrseman-
ship on the bicl Gle last Monday. If
about to meet them it would be best
10 take a pack alley and give them
the street.
The entertainment at the NJ. E.
church on children'S day was a sue
cess. The address of welcome by Mr..
Woodard was good, also the song en-
titled "The Little Sower" by little
Eta Brownbacl ana the song by
little Miss Winner Of Green township.
In fact, all deserve praise which
space fOrbidS. Suffice it to say all
seemed to enjoy themselves, and il
was day long to be remembered by
the people OF Corbiu and vicinity.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-25
SOME OTHER COMPLAINT.

The editor Of the VoIcE announces
that he was sick all last week. His
poetry seems to have been the result
OF summer complaint.-Daily Mail.
Yes; luckless rhyme and rambling verse,
With metre out OF gear;
While thus We weep, braying ass
Doth sing both loud and clear.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-25

Coxey is prophet with honor in
his own country. He was unani-
mously nominated for congress by the
Populist convention Of the eighteenth
Ohio congressional district. But he
is not a POpulist, and says he will
not run on any platform, but one Of
his own. Coxey is right, he should
represent no party, but If the Popu-
lists Of his district see fit to endorse
him, all right. That is d local affair,
and gees TO show their respect for the
man and his principles. We are
united against the conditions which
produced COxeyism, and if COxey can
do any good toward downing them
let him be sent with proper creden-
tials. That is the Kansas idea Of
sending petitions to congress.
There is large-sized kick from the
corporation press because the gov
ernor declined to call out the militia
at the beck Of Missouri Pacific attor-
neys. On the other hand, Joe Wa
tiers. in his speech at the meeting
held in this city the evening of Saun
ders' arrival. congratulated the state
on having governor with backbone
enough to resist the oyertures of the
corporations to make an unlawful use
OF the militia. There seems to be a
conflict Of Republican opinion on this
subject. In the meantime . peo
pie are satisaed.-Topcka 1d rate.
For Threshers, Feeders, Stackers
Belts and Oils see t. B. Hubbard
Agent Advance Thresher Co. 4t4|
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-25
"Pr0tectiOn."

The Portland Leader gives this apt
Illustration to prove how the people
working in protected industries are
enabled to earn more money because
Of the Mckinley high tariff:
"Hello Jabe, don't yer wanter to 20
fshin?"
"Yes, but reckon can't 60"
"Why can't yer go?'
"Kase l dun gOtter to chop wood"
"Who yer chopin wood fer?"
Chopin wood for nanny"
''Does yer nanny pay yer?"
yep"
what dye do with your money!"
Nanny keeps it for me-"
whats she gwine ter do with it?"
She's gwine to buy me another ak
when this'n wears out.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-25

Trouble destroys patriotism-un-
less it is equally shared.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-25

A gorgeous tabernacle went up in
smOke-but God should lose nOthiag
in the burning Of Brooklyn church.
The members will be driven from
their palace Of exclusiyeness and if
they are christians they can do more
work on the street than in cushioned
pews.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-10
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The Markham bribery case was be-
fore the district court yesterday, and
the hearing reset tor Feb. Il.
The annual meeting of the board of
state charities and corrections will be
held this evening ut the Church of the
Redeemer.
HerXI Bros, the groccrS, received a
shipment of butter from North Dakota
yesterday which was turned over 10 the
state dairy department on account gifts
doubtful quality. None of the stuff was
sold.
Bobby Dobs and Tom Murray, the
boxers who recently INDUCED in II
Spriniing match at the Twin City Ath-
letic club. We're arraigned in the mu-
nicipal court yesterday afternoon on
the charge OF cunSpiring to engage i'll a
prize fight. They pleaded guilty to the
charge, and were fired $40 each.
Andy Greenlee, fellow arrested by
Officer Bacon, was sent 10 the work.
house yeSlerday-lo serve -thlrsy days.
ltwas discovered that the jewelry found
III his room belonged To Il peddler named
Jordan who had left Il trunk full OF II at
the hotel. He disappeared and Greeniee
found his goods. The whereabouts Of
jordan are not known.