People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-11
County Crmnba.

single DleSSeQ0eSS fellows. Is now a
useful member of society and true
citizen of his country. He and Miss
Lazelle were made one Sunday night
last. The bachelor club have called
special meeting to elect a new presi-
dent and transact other business.
Prof. W. NJ. Massey will open
normal department as soon as school
oses. All who desire to prepare
themselves for teachers would do well
to attend his normal school, which
commences at Oxford April 22d.
Every one is reading Coins School
of Finance. 1t is said the author of
this work has been a writer on the
Chicago Inter-Ocean for the past two
or three years. 1t has more Informal
ton in it than any little book we ever
read.
r. T. Mccoy and wife of Allerton,
Iowa. a wealthy stock and lumber
dealer who has just made a trip
through Mississippi, Tennessee, Ala
bama, Florida, louisiana and Texas.
are now visiting their cousin. DR.. |.
MaggaId and family.
Mrs. Rumbley who has been a resi-
dent of Oxford for some time and who
is an accomplished teacher of vocal
and instrumental music, has been Civ.
ing lessons to the young people here,
has done good work, is respected and
highly esteemed by al and will always
be kindly remembered by the young
people and their parents. She will
soon remove to Salt Lake City, Utah
where her son lives. A large class IN
music awaits her arrival. She goes
with the best wishes of this COM
munity and we recommend her to the
people of Salt Lake City as an accom-
pliShed lady and musician.
Is it true that ]. E. Challenor, IT.
Gently appointed by Governor Morrill,
as state accountant, was subject of
Great Britain when appointed, and
was forced to take out naturalization
papers so that lie might be eligible?
Is ii possible that no man in Kansas
was competent TO fill this position,
and a call had to be made upon one of
the queens subjects to help redeem
Kansas, or did he grab this alien to
prevent his return TO old England?
For further particulars we refer YOU to
Geo. W. Martin, editor of the Kansas
City, Kansas, Gazette, Republican,
and Topeka State Journal, Republican.
Is it true the NJ. E. conference at
Hutchinson a few days ago passed re-
solutions cOndemning Morrill, and his
administration for allowing the sa-
looms and joints to run wide open in
the larger towns of Kansas Fare they
sincere in these resolutions, or will
they at the next election support the
Morrill, whiSkey ticket and the next
day teach prohibition and temper
ance? The conference also passed re-
solutions cOndemning the Belshazzer
feast at LtavenwOrth given to Senator
Baker, at which Gov. Morrill,. Gov.
TrOutman and other state officials,
Republican members of the legis-
lature, and great number of Repub-
lican leaders, were present.
Rev. j. d. Botkin delivered his
lecture upon the Problem of the I'M
employed" here last Saturday after
noon to a good audience. He handles
his subject in mastery manner, is a
deep thinker, lover of his country. his
flag,as well as lover of humanityand
desires to ameliOrate the condition of
his fellOwman. We hope 10 have him
again in the near future to repeat his
lecture: it is nOn-partiSan. The view
he presents is from christian and
patriotic standpoint. Kind reader.
matter what church or party you
are member of, it you have an Oppor-
tunity to hear this intellectual chris
tian and patriot upon this subject, do
not miss it; you will have feast for
the mind and heart.
Have you read the ''rOaStS" given
GOV. MOrrlll and The legislature by
the following Republican journals:
THE Troy Chief "Wichita Eagle"
"LeavenwOrth Times" "Eldorado
Republican," Lyons Republican"
"AtchiSOn Champion" Marion Re-
cord, " and several Others to numerous
to mention? If halfiS true as asserted
by these journals it is the most ex-
tragavant and corrupt administration
that Kansas ever had. They assert
that almost every meritorious bill was
defeated, that the lobbyists controlled
the lower house. See the Leaven-
worth Times, Republican, of March
3lst, and read the summing up of the
acts of the Morrill, administration.
The worst ring thai ever existed in
Kansas is now running our state
affairs. Where, oh where are the
promises made by the redeemers
Morrill,, TrOutman, Barnyard, Kelly
and other g. 0. D. leaders last fall.
i READER.