People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-03-09

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vanguard Of force that will break
existing political divisions and carry
out struggle wider, deeper and it
may perhaps be, bitterer than the
anti-slayery struggle; but with rs
certain a result. "
Enough Said.
Among the new and highly priced |
exchanges which have reached our Ia
BILE within the last two weeks are the
following: 4 X The |
PEOPLES VOICE, published at Well |
ingtOn, Kansas. TO say that Mr..
George Pickett is manager is all that |
need be said in regard to its editorial
ability and financial ccess.-PrisOn
TruSty.
What II r1eans.
"Oi say, Pat can yez be afther tillin'
me the manin' of all yez talk about
these fve-twinty bonds, and tin
forty'S and sivel-thirty's."
THAT Oh kin, Tim; Oh have got to
git up at ve-thirty and work hard all
day till sivin-thirty, so the fellow as
has the bonds can lay in bed until
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Plans were formed at the recent
meeting Ofthe national Reform Press
association, which will doubtless in
sure the election of the POpuliSt
ticket in Kansas next November.
The national committee will really
have charge and direction of the
Kansas campaign, and the best
speakers of the nation will be put in
this state.
The grand old man of England has
at last retired from the premiership
of Great Britain, and again refused
the queens offer to elevate him
to the peerage. He is sa i flel to
spend his last days as a commoner.
Lord Roseberry has been rendered
the premiership and it is predicted
that there will be trouble among the
Irish members.
Congressman who voted for the re-
peal of the Sherman law, then voted
in favor of the Bland law, will not
deceive the people by their little
game. They are enemies of money
for the masses, and the masses will
sit down on them with bricks in their
hip pockets.
The editor Of thePeople'S VOICE re-
ferS to the editor of the NetcS as the
Sunday School Poser" Well now,
Bro. Naugle, that isn't a bad pose
after all; is it?-Caldwell NetoS.
Not so bad if the poser" would do
anything but pose"
The men who are voting for an in
come tax are not the men who will
pay it,-Arlington Enterprise.
No; neither are the men who do all
the work of production the men who
reap the profits of labor.
The Oklahoma Representative, by
Leo Vincent and Fred Bailey, reached
US this week. In the battle of ballots
it will command large reform CON-
pany, and keep its army posted on
the latest maneuvers OF the enemy.
"A movement that can spontane-
ously gather such strength in a few
months has something in it to be
studied, rather than to be sneered
at."-New York World,
The Lutheran college at Winfield
was dedicated March lst. 1t is the
largest educational institution under
the auspices of the Lutheran church
in the west.
The Iowa Tribune is not only up|
with the times, but far ahead. 1t
sees into the future. Long live the
Tribune.
We are pleased to note the progress
OF the Topeka Daily Press. 1t now
issues both a morning and evening
edition.
Susan B. Anthony has been elected
president of the National American
woman Suffrage Association.
No western territories need apply
for admissiyn until after the deal
with England is closed.
The dollar of high purchasing power
what reduces the price O farm pro-
GeclS.