People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-03

good thing to have this season, as
there is no straw.
Miss Lille johnson of Arson, visit
ed at Mrs. S. E. Huff's last Saturday
and Sunday.
There is not much wheat sown in
this section yet. The farmers are
afraid Of hOppers and dry weather.
We are informed that corn is SELL
ing at Hayesyille at II cents per
bushel. Good price. Over produc-
tion. What neat?
The best place in the world for a
man Of brains and ambition is on a
farm. He can make as high career
there for himself as anywhere in the
world.
We are still waiting 70; that phe-
nomenal rise in the price Of wool.
wheat and all other products which
the tariff refOrmers promised US.
What constituencies set OF liars
they are.
Keep good cheer boys, We will have
a place to 90 next November. Some
Of the rottenness of this county will
be consigned to mother earth. The
relief will be received with much JOY
by the taxpayers of this county.
The young man who bought so acres
land on the Minnesota river with a
good house, has an eye in a westerly
direction. That is all right, Batch
ing is up hill work. If we can have a
good slice Of cake We will not lend the
OOyS our COW DELL.
John Heskett will move back from
Kingman to Riverdale some time
next month. John is the right
stripe. We like to have him among
US. That will give US another vote
against Sumner county rottenneSs
and daylight steal.
We have said innumerable times
that the first genuine step toward a
reformation of our financial system
was to stop the outflow of this great
Mississippi river Of gold into the old
country. Stop it and turn into the
pockets Of our farmers.
The progressive vide awake success
fnl farmer while religiously holding
fast to that which is good, finds that
everywhere and in everything there
is something he can do better this
year than he did last year. Get
few Of your neighbors on the right
side.
Our sheriff is confident of his cleo
ton. No more so than his supporters
of this county. He will be elected by
the largest majority Of any officer in
the county. He is large man in
stature, large man in principle and
will look to the interest of the tax
payers.
Whatever the present facts may be
it is beyond doubt that the trust has
a most dangerous power 10 its hands
and Fit would not be human nature il
it did not abuse it. From 80 to 90
per cent Of all the beef eaten In the
United States is killed by the trust,
How long will the people endure these
trusts Of all kinds?
The ratio is the issue Of the day,
16 to l. The two old parties have hit
the nail square on the head. II
thieves to l that is honest; 16 liars tC
that tells the truth; is paupers to ]
millionaire; 16 homeless to l that has
a home; 16 leaders that should be rid
den out Of the nation on one Of honest
old Abe's rails at the rate of 16 miles
in one minute.
Some Of the farmers Of this par
have heen in the northern and west
ern counties investing the corn crop
The farmers in the corn belt say th,
corn is not as good as was expected
Corn that was expected to make 80
go and 70 bushels per acre is cut dow
to So and 40 bushels. We will no
have an over production. What ga
: will be sent out next to keep the mon
ey tight?
KANSAS FARMER.
CORRIN