People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-03-12

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ness, he; dache.
Martin Hillyar, Of Topeka, has Sc
cured lease Of a million and a half
acreS of land in the Greek country.
The Winfield Courier wants to
know WY Arkansas City is like a
listing pole. Full Of joints of course,
Eagle.
Rome, that sat on her seven hills
and from her throne of beauty ruled
the world, is put TO it these days to
rule herself
A rain drop is not necessarily fatal,
but shower dispersed the Roman
mob which the bayonets OF the troops
had contended against vainly.
Why are the people of Italy making
so much fuss over this little licking?
1t is by no means their first, and in
all likelihood it will not be their last.
If BallingtOn Booth has any desire
to be spectacular in his formation of a
new army, he should watch Colonel
Dan Anthony for the next few days.
Will Uncle Sam now apologize to
Spain for the action Of the Princeton
graduates in burning the Spanish flag
and hanging the king of Spain in
effigy.
A Sumner county man is contem-
plating starting an Annecke Jams
newspaper. He expects to get 5000
subscribers among the heirs alone
Eagle.
ThOughtless Spanish mObS may be-
come frenzied and show their hate for
America, but Castillo and Spanish
leaders of state are too shrewd and
Diplomatic.
John L. Sullivan denies that he is
afflicted with drOpsy. The drops he
has taken merely makes him tipsy.
1t is strange how some terms become
COMPOUNDED.
In our late Venezuelan war with
England a great amount of ink wds
destroyed. In our struggle with
Spain the destruction appears to fall
on windOw-glass.
Impoverished blood causes that
tired feeling. Hoods Sarsaparilla
puriaeS, enriches and vitalizes the
blood, giving new life and increased
vigor and vitality.
Spain has spent millions in trying
to win the war with the Cubans, but
despite suspicious, Cleveland hasn't
got any of the money. 1t is just
o5stinacy with him.
There are probably not more than
three Americans in the consulate al
Madrid, but if they wanted to, they
could sail out and lick the whole
Spanish mob of hOt-heads.
1t is said that an Atchison girl re
Gently advertised for a position al
housekeeper, and had such gOoC
recommendations that a man wht
went to employ her, married her in
stead.
The Spanish authorities at MadriC
say "the recognition by the United
States Of the rebels is graver event
than has happened to Spain for a Ions
time" Still grayer matters MAJ
happen.
81 take the ground, your honor.
said Kansas lawyer who was tryin!
to beat an old farmer out of his farm
mo you DON'T" yelled the farmer
mot at least until the jury decide.
the case"
The wrath of the Italian people
against their government means that
they are tired of being dragged from
their homes to wholesale slaughter b,
savages, and that too in caus,
which has no higher motive thar
robbery.
Queen Tuitu, the wife of Kin!
Menelek, is said to he the aggresSiv,
person of the family. She has al
along been in favor of the war, ant
she wishes now to have it pushed tt
the bitter end. Her majesty's full
name is doubtless Tuitu Frutti.
Attorney General Harmon says tina
Oklahoma has given the Department
Or the Interior more trouble than an,
other district in the United States
The public is left to decide wLethe
this is due TO the Indians or to tn,
argeimmigratiOn to the new territor,
from Kansas.
Although the bold bad student
may blow and buster, the Spanish
authorities show by their promp
apologies and the careful way il
which they guard the American con
SUBS residence that they are afraiC
Uncle Sam might possibly get ma,
enough to take fall out of them.
If $4,000, the sum demanded eacl