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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-15
LITTLE
~, Fingers May Construct Many Charm
Ing Additions to the Toilet.

To The woman who has little 10 spend
On her wardrobe the present fashions
.re n boon. for If she has good taste
and possesses the art Of putting IL on
her lothes She can make her appear
.aaas attractive as that of her richer
sister.
knots of ribbon. what wonders can
they not accomplish? with deit nngers
ALI the pretty tribes that are displayed
IN such profusion in the shops may oe
made at nome with less than half .ne
outlay. With the pattern OF q well
6,,;ng yoke at hand a model in ACE u
Easily cut. and then comes the lace or
.h;Gon rutle which. made OF the oe'
.;red width. is put on full all around.
hand Of lace forms the collar ana
ro- this Is worn the velvet, SILK OF
.h;Tor adjustable collar, which also II
made ct home .,-..
heliotrope gown OF two years da's
has been made as good as new nm
rruch prettier than ever, by the ADJ
zion 81 a yoke. collar and epaule'ts
othe,;otrope velvet. and a band OF SUI
1;r;pg In the skirt and a fold OF bia
velvet on inc thtt*
sessed a pretty pink silk skirt maze
low bodice for herself by covering
white underwaist which was perie'
a. with accordion-plated rose-pln
chiffon. Several frills of pink chino
trimmed il around the shoulders an
The sleeves consisted OF full puns
The chiffon with a bow OF black veiv'
above them. A wide pink satin sas
fastened in a point in front with
rastc bucket. and tied behind, hnishs
the pretty bodice
Loose pieces OF accordion-pia,';;
chiffon or silk on which narrow wn,
lace insertion is sewn in STRIPES ma
nre,,v vests. especially when wo
with = belt and collar Of velvet or r.
hon 10 match. Point de Genes is We
pretty lace for vests, while the m:
suitable for yokes Is guipure or POI
do Venice. Remodeling and fresn'
inc nm dresses needs some little pr
lice and skill, and it saves many . 9
lar TO be able to do this at
caro Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-15

Apple Custard Pie: Peel. core ana
..,, anplcs in a very little water until
..nler' nut them through a colander,
md for one pie take three eggs, one.
.,,;rd Gun Of butter, one-third cup OF
s,rar and favored with nutmeg and
,amon. use one cup of h apple pulp
,oeach pie, and only the yolks Of the
.cos. making a meringue with the
mites for the top.-Housekecper.
Cheese Straws: Place in a bowl
ore and one-half pounds of flour, into
This rub four ounces OF butter. beat
one egg with a gill Of milk, pour into
The ioura and add six ounces OF cheese
1crated), half a saltspoon OF salt and
half as much cayenne pepper. MIX
we'll. roll out to the thickness OF about
n~,e-fourth an inch. Cut into strips,
Law upon creased pans and bake in a
mick oven to a delicate brown--Or-
ange Judd Farmer.
-Hoiled Starch: One tablespoonful
ofwhite starch, two tablespoonfuls OF
.old water. a quarter of an inch OF
common tallow candle, a small half
tcaspoonful Of borax. Mix the starch
with cold water till quite smooth ana
add the tallow. Stir well, and while
st;rr ing pour on boiling water till the
starch becomes transparent when ~
e readv. Dissolve the boraA in a ut
tls boiling water. and add IT TO the
starch. II can be used, when just
cooked. for making articles very sum
or can be diluted to suit lace and u
lin.-Farn and House.
-Seakale: Tie the seakale up II
bundles and put il into a saucepan o
hoilinp water with a t~easpoonful o
cal, let il boil for about twenty min
r,es or till tender. Drain and serve
on slices OF toast with melted butter !
a separate dish. Or trim ana WASH
weli tie in bundles. put il into boilin
water into which a handful OF SAT- Ia
been brown. Boil it twelve minute
drain it thoroughly and put II into
saucepan with enough nice gravy
cover it. and stew ituntil quite tende
II should he sent 10 the table In u
rravy.-Boston Budget.
-Narmalade Pudding: Let II
bread soak in cold water until 50
then put into "A clean muslin cIoth a
wiring all the water out; the Ola pre-
will then appear almost like Ire
bread crumbs. Mix well two lar
cupfuls OF the prepared bread hall
cupful Of ly-chopped suet, TIN
par,s Of a cupful Of moist sugar !
Same of marmaladc. and moisten W
n little milk. Put into a well-grea'
mold or basin. tie down with n foui
cloth. boil or steam for two hon
turn ont on a dish. sift over with
surar and ervc--Farm and Home
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-15

-,-~ womer owe their beauty 10 IT
p,~--~-s Fzvorlre Pre~criptiors Because
h~.rtv Of form and face radszte from ,Ie
eon--c1 crn,er-hralth- The oest co1ly
~o-ditioa results from good icod, re-n y
a. exercise ccapted with the juoicious
OF the Prescription -
II there be headache pain n - -
bcz-ing-dow1 sers1iiclsr q -r~
-~--nrs --n~rrzrion. and sleepiessuess IN
-P-rzri-sson reaches the origin q w
,,a-.nir Ard co--ects IL IL disp<is aen-'
and rrins. ccrects displacement 40 -
ra~rz-raal inflammation o. the iirln- ~ =
brane<. falling az the WOMB rserr@io"' ~
Yexuiar1tie< and kindred r1AlAaiss-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-15

Political candidates may be unexpectclIy
le-- vi ID the cold when the returns .o-e
~ nut r~aaple who elect 90 use hosIetlel
stomach Bltters for dyspepsia LIVER. 49,.
~ blalte- inactivity. constipation M1-aIlA
eo--'ain-S or nervousness. are never leitit
re- ol Or elsewhere Well may pnyslsi'
ed their unqualified sanction 10 Ills 1Ine
honored and lnfai.ing medicine
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KNOWLEDGE

pr;ncS comfort and improvement ana
tend. 70 personal enjoyment when
r;-h-lv used. The many, who i've oes'
,ay than others and enjoy life more, WIZ
les expenditure, by more promptly
sdsp.inr the worlds best products Y
TIE needs Of physical being, viii at.ess
the value to health of the pure nquIo
Laxative principles embraced IN mo
remedy. Syrup Of Figs
L. excellence is due to its presenting
:, ,be form most acceptable and pleas
an, 10 the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of a perfect lax
stiye eaectually cleansing the system,
di.uelling colds, headaches and ievers
and permanently curing constipation;
T. has given satisfaction to millions ana
met with the approval Of the
nrofession. because it acts on tne nIu'
news. Liver and Bowels without weaE.
enine them and it Is perfectly Tree i1om
eyerv Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by. all drug
c;sts IN soc and 81 bottles, but It - man
~nfactured by the California FIG Syrul
O.. only. whose name is printed on ever
package, also the name, syrup OF rigs
and being well informed, you wau n0'
accept any substitute if offered.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-15

n. nr;ce Of double berth in Tourist Sleeping
ra- from Kansas City on the ianou,
.PhilIips-Rock Island Tourist Excursions
Throurn cars on fast trains leave haIs =
CITY Wednesdays via r. wor1n W W.. |.
- r,--irulas 10 c.. ID. BAcoS. g. A. r
II io6 n. sth 81, ST. Louis. ~,
JoaS SEBASTIAN. q. r. A, Cnlcaso-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-15

n, c.oprHuD--Ye<. do feel n Econ
-. 80 eweuinr Ms bOy has passed -
srarn5uation ~ Iee Earl Vel
s~rrhiur IN that - has Einr ~ -
-Sri4 --Er-Intian civlt" Ihe Ear--So'
banxruptcyr-Plnc1
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-15
THE Pfso

~..vai i the s.yle Of the firm -nien
---ufa.-ure~ Plso-sC r Tor tcn-.MP
- piss Reueiv for C1tArrl- AZ 49,"
pa The c0mpzly was rsents
sf.t. ~saoceoting T. i hA.e-une-
80 ra-ne the business has u-en 60
s-s-s 20 nanv years In fat Tie o-@
- wzs ~e-taol>net n lSi- when -
- fn- lie .rst barrel 81 sugar $500
- - - cents a pound -CinertnlnEs 49,
r-oDnrrion1rely hl-h. - run @
s~sra i row sold for = ceuis-> Wa
siuo r~sx.<n.
=-c~-,se-f ii uer-uaper~- is 1--re<ate o-@
Iaw annually has c1cn comparative.
- -nar 49, s-eadv and rapid inSreAse ~
$50 10 Their pre~ent large rrupoFLoS
,siniv ircicz.es TIA, Rlsos IRE ~
~--rr-irn posSe~>es high nerzi4s 4lelr--
- r~n-hs colts 9d threat and ~ :
rrouhse- ce1eraiiv. The pNz>ani ,1-ls =
80 .~r-a has coub-leSs Contributed H
ally 10 - popularity = "a.
c,-owrhi in business has reces>-laatu -
invenrion OF numerous aoor>--
rnire< ~crable among these arr 1pfa-
N---.xrTrr rlliux. corking and scam
$3.50 wi.h which three rlen cas-! -
~. > n0 bottles An % In ne @1scL
80 e-arme improved machines ~
n5~darv rnish $500 Poke BOOK -.
ra<ira day with Only twenty &C.,
.-r-ne- labor saver l. tie rox TAhlhe /.
- - ~an NUS rorether n thoCsAI
A--cns taily whicn are Lle1 with a 60
pso's c4re for Consumption o. 4lo~
ran IN The sane spare q Tune
Tree Pro Company gives s,s2cy e-t-o
-err.Oa small army ~ worAefs
Sax-- md is uniform liberal ue1tIrN@
a--Sc-e~ i rar5c ~ much favorable so
met among the eirlrens Of W@rren-
-n-hs- -ke r~ro~yer-y ~ the COMPANY
rearS 70 b per-llzr-y deserved
- for &c
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-15

A. The Money Chanrers--L!eutenan..
.Wra.T vou demand l5per cert ln'sreo
th-se ncn-hsi Q YOU o--sn 49, cola,
fzr-f' Bauker-l change money 49,
--vsrw-Ylemorial d'Arlieat
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-15

s-woNAx.- said the sSrhe
M-S- frT;r al civilization. Yes A.
1900 the cheerful IDIOT she does -
@-sat am a. the bargain counter
-m-~-s Irrfnuue-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-15

.rx little worried about my wife; ana
worfi Ike - have you run up ana 50
D~ror--What are her yu-ptons- 49,
i-y for mCnev,~-Chicago Inter Ocean
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-15

WIFE Cseverelyl-"rd have you Q SIR,
hat / always keep my temper hu-1aLu
-soo.hirrIyi-.Of course you do, my dear
M ror-. Won do. and l wish 10 goodness
rcu,a ri I'd Of it--De-roir Free Press
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-15

BrxcHr~G Their Remarks-Ine suoaiu
MA bsen waiting at the station Tor tne
~ares 10 open was preparing 10 grasp 2 ple
and cumbrous bundle Of luggage In suen
way as 70 lit it when the sarcastic trave.es
rerr tie radiator remarked: THAT lsns
exartly what Won would call an easy -phz-.p'
;sis ~ II think. sir replied the suburban
~ ar;pr nim sharply, ..you will md In
abie ,o bldgetr-Cnicago Tribune
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-15

NJ. B--Have you near res-;
~~-.hr- SorAh--Only Al aunt Eln. :.
80 i-ur what yoa might cal Bar I.r
So nc--h ~ Ireland she lives Hul
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-15
THE FARMING WORLD.
TRAINED APPLE TREES.
4 Very Effective and Pretty Farm 10 TN
lnricht Gordon.

Fruit trees may, with advantage, he
trained in small gardens where econ.
amy Of space is a consideration. and
independent of this there Is much
beauty OF effect to be obtained from
rows Of well-trained trees GENERALLY
speaking. there is no necessity for VI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-15

~. IIc-ew ~ Horchornd and Tar
Pke-< Too.harhe Drops Cure An one uinH<
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-15
FAILING OF WOMB"

Mss A CAM
rFro. Of Ee1 Ds1Ss--
rsr. Fr1-<lir Co, y
". writes deem II
NV duty 10 express ny
deep. Eesrt-feig graft
tnde n you for having
fer the ue1rs. -rr--
silence. Of restn--
i-r ne 10 health ~
. have been by Il IN
able to walk sAy
troubles were Of Tie
womb 49, inaarnuaioy
ard down sen.
snrions ard n doctors
all aid theI c0z.a co
cure ne
Twelve boxes ~ D.
Pierce woudertll
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ON THE ROAD

WANTED Tor Cheab4l Purposes-A lay
Dissolved IN tears
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to recovery. In
young woman
who IS taking
Doctor Pierce
Fzvorite Pre-
scriptior- In
r1zidenhood. no
manhood wife
hood ard moth
ernOod the Pre-
~sc-ip,ion IS q
supporting tonic
aud uervins
that's peculiarly
adapted to ne'
~a-z -e~ufz-rrr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-15

strengthening and cur
.-x the arrangements
$500 W-r = II
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S-voa--I hare coue 20 asx lor
aaurh,sr. SIR Father-"l as ~, rrs-i
49,. Yol are the Only ons $3.50
more than III daughters
Rr<~
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psercrs xouderfll FzvOrte fEesSfP1o'
cAs cured me"
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-05-23

speech, and want TO say now, be-
cause somebody has got to state it to
the American people, as Simpson
and are going out together Qaugh-
ter), that during the whole Of that
long, able, profound debate on the
silver question there was not man
in this house on either side who de-
livered speech that was pitched on
a higher plane Of political economy
and human philosophy and stuck to
it to the end better than Mr.. Simp-
son. They say that IAN open confess
sion is good for the sonl.' And /
want to make that statement now.
From that day to this, instead Of
having the newspaper idea Of Jerry
Simpson-that he is a cantankerous
demagogue-I have regarded him as
philosopher, as statesman, as one
Of the friends Of human freedom"
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-05-23
The SOM nv SamueWl.

Edltur wealth makers lincoln me-
braska, dear sur. az yew don't APP
prove of james whitkom riley tx i
am perfect akkord with you) | en-.
klose sum versus which think yew
will find more sewtable tew the
times, yours truely, sam fonagrap.
Rok by farmer high up a gum tree
Gold dollars grow bigger when silver amt
free
4 prises keep tumblin & never wunse stop
Till the sheriff scoops In the farm & crop.
But everythin luvly &awl thets rekyired
Is konfydanse gawl & man thets awlflred
Tew pay OF them store bills and settle the
rent
& keep in good standln with old 10 per cent.
So toll away farmer & don't ever stop
Just work like the dickens saw wood & then
chop
Go hitch up the mewel TEEN & fetch up sum
water
Sing whissel & danse If yew amt worth a
kwarter.
But avoid awl reformers & teEd the farm
Keep votin old tikets & spark the skool
marin
TIL yew smell them red herrin this WI, is
free trald
The luther psrtekshun billy makinlys old
jane.
L ef ct gifts tuffer each yeer as ysw farm ct
Don't ever you say ID wuz polytiks darn ct
Fer evrythlns luvly & awl thets rekwired
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-05-23

The VOICE was in receipt few
days ago Of the initial number Of
the Live Stock Inspector, published
by Will E. Bolton at Woodward, o.
T. We laid it by expecting to give
it a more critical examination, but
some one got it before we did and
we nave not seen it since. 1t pre-
sented splendid, superficial ap-
pearance and will no doubt take
front rank among the liye stock
papers of the west. Billy Bolton
never does things by halves. 1t will
be issued monthly. Every stockman
in this section of the west should
subscribe for it. He will get back
his value many fold. We will sup
ply it dubbed with the VOICE at
Sl.9O per year.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-05-23

A Topeka correspondent Of the
St. Louis Republic tries to size up
the political situation in Kansas.
We extract the following significant
paragraphs:
1t would be genius who could to.
day foretell just what will happen il.
a political way in Kansas next year.
It'll altogether probable that an entire
new alignment of parties will take
place in this state. 1t is a safe prOpo-
sition that no party can win in the
election OF a state, congressional and
legislative ticket whose national plat
form does not declare for the free and
unlimited coinage Of silver. The Re-
publican party would be defeated by
$4,000 majority if it should 90 before
the people on a gold standard or even
a bimetallish platform next year.
The Democrats would also desert the
organization il the national platform
should be constructed upon the lines
advocated by President Cleveland.
Even though the POpulist party is in
disgrace, its ticket would be elected
over either of the old parties if it
should be the only organization which
declared for the free coinage of silver.
Ii there were no divisions in the
Republican ranks on the money oues-
tion it would be very difficult for that
party to win, because the policy of
Governor Morrill, has hopelessly
divided the membership, and should
ne be renOpinated, which is not pro-
6able, $4,000 Republicans would bolt
him. He was elected under false pre-
lenses. lie accepted tile nomination
on a blmetallic platform as a gold.
bug. Then he found it necessary 70
neoge, and wrote a letter declaring
1or the free coinage of silver at the
ratio OF IL to l. Thousands of Re.
puollcans now know that he wrote
that letter to get votes, and they will
never again support him for governor
or any other Office.
so pronounced is the sentiment of
the people of Kansas for free silver
that a regular landslide to the new
silver party may be looked for as soon
as u Is organized in the west. Men
OF all parties can unite under the sill
yer banner, while party prejudice will
prevent them from going into one of
OF the old parties. One of the first
Republicans to break into the new
party will be John ]. Ingalls,. In ali
OF MS interviews on the silver cues.
ton ne has never yet mentioned the
republican party as the organization
through which free silver legislation
can be accomplished. The close
friends OF ex-senator Ingalls, saw he
will lead the throng of Republicans
who will embrace the first orportnn.
ity to get into the new silver move
ment on the ground floor.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-05-23

same causes. And now the fear exists
along down the line that these people
will not learn the whole lesson, but
madly reverse the silver programme,
then stop without attempting to cor
rect the abuses in our railroad or land
systems, Rather an inferior estimate
to place upon our professional classes.
Did the farmer stop progressing when
he graduated from the school room OF
his Alliance? Hardly. Then with
the quickened intellect, the naturally
active force that prompts our middle
classes 10 action when once aroused,
may they not be trusted to discover
that along with silver follows a whole
train Of abuses that demand heroic
treatment? Is General Weaver
less the advocate Of government own
ership OF natural monopolies than
heretofore? Not that we can discover.
As a general, he sees a strategic point
to be gained. These organized ele.
ments are striving for that passage.
way to power. II. by leaving a few
pieces OF our artillery behind, wa can
get there ahead Of the Others, would
you have us lose the position, or part
Of our cannon? Merely question Of
tactics.
THE old parties have thrown down
the gage Of battle. For twenty
years the reform elements have dared
them to make the financial question
the issue. Now they take US at our
word, are we, cOward-like, to eyade
the contest? or. as General Weaver
says, accept the challenge, give them
fight, and concentrate our whole bat
teries on that center, till it is broken,
as 1t must break sooner or later?
Take every speech made in con-
gress by members elected upon the re-
form platforms, and have they not
teemed with challenges to meet the
people sqnarely upon the financial is
sue? To be sure they have. Then
why not be good as our word, and stop
borrowing trouble over vague pOssibil-
ities?n
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-05-23

If the charges made against Gov.
ernor Morrill, are true, and they ap-
pear to be substantiated by the rec.
ords,his action can only be explained
on one or two hypothesis, dishon-
esty or stupidity. 1t is not easy to
determine which is the more chart
table view to take. Either must be
humiliating to every citizen of this
state. Governor Morrill, seems in a
fair way to have an abundance OF
company in his feeling of shame for
Kansas.-State Journal, (Rep.)
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-05-23

With flourish Of rumpets Expert
Accountant Challenor was sent to
Lesvenworth to investigate the &C.
counts Of Warden Chase. The pres.
eat administration was certain that
gigantic frauds would be unearthed.
1t could not be possible that a Pop
ulist was honest. But what was the
RESULT After most rigid .xamina-
ton, accounts we're found to be per.
fectly straight. Governor Morrill,
has authorized newspaper men to
say that the books Of the penitentiary
are correct. Also that all trans.
actions between the warden and the
coal contractors are straight. Ii
was an outrageous attempt to make
capital for the investigation, but it
failed.-Topeka Press.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-05-23

Chester |. Long had about faded
into oblivion until it was heralded
TO the world by telegraph that he
had succeeded in getting someone's
pension through. This is the first
time he had swan to the surface
since he was married. That is about
the size Of Chester's ability, and he
wants credit for all these little things
The Medicine Lodge Index cites a
whole list Of names Of people whom
Jerry Simpson aided in getting pen
sions and then proceeds to show up
some Of the good parts Jerry took in
shaping national legislation, calling
special attention to the defeat of the
pooling bill, largely conceded 10 be
due to his efforts. Long will be a
nonenity when it comes to shaping
national legislation-a mere lump of
putty in the hands of corporations
and gold gamblers. As to Jerry
Simpson, he was considered one OF
the ablest men in the house. This
was universally conceded by men Of
all parties. Champ Clark, Demo.
cratic member Of the house from Mis-
souri,, in recent speech before that
BODY said; "When came into the
house l had the newspaper idea
about Jerry Simpson. Finally he
got up here and made a speech on
the silver question. / listened to the
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-05-23

The PEOPLES VOICE has discarded
the patents and is now an all-at-hOme
paper. By the way, the VOICE under
Brother Naugle's personal control is a
better paper than it has ever been; in
fact, it is the best Peoples party paper
In the tate.-Caldwell News.
There is a streak Of vanity run.
ming through every human being
and we must confess that this tickles
our "streak." Our neighbor will
please accept our thanks for these
good words, and allow US to con-
graduate him on his manly, noble
utterances Of late. They bespeak a
patriotic heart.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-05-23
THURSDAY, MAY %, 1895.
A call for a meeting of the Peo-
Piles Party County Central Commit
tee, June Sth, is published elsewhere.

From Governor Morrill's inter-
view it appears he was only carrying
out an old policy in the vouchers
matter. The employees all wanted
the money and he couldn't Withstand
the local sentiment.-Topeka State
Journal.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-05-23

The chief whoopers-up for free coin
age of silver are men like Dan VOor-
bees and Jerry Simpson, a class of
people with whom decent Republicans
heretofore have not been very anxious
to associate Monitor Press.
How about Senator ingalls,, Sena-
tor Cameron, the late lamented SEN
ator Plumb, Congressman Broderick
and Funston and hosts of other good
men, including yourself in 1890, and
the whole Republican party Of Kan
sas in convention assembled in that
Year, Rather tough associations,
that's true, but then "politics make
strange bed-fellows," you know.