People's voice., 1896-05-21
People, s Voice.
RyLYAAN NAUGLE.

Eul over oEerc now IS the mil race
\ merchant in d aeighboring town
adverLises the opening Of a lot of
eggs tOg sale. They must be a bad
lot or be wouldn't have to break 'em
open.
Ms. Irene Leonard, Of Wichita, ac-
cused q numbering her husband, was
found guilty CT murder n the second
degree, The public isaiready familiar
with the facts in this case.
! young nan D years Of age, in
EmpJria, shot himself the other day
because his father wanted him to 90
u work. That's the way they bring
Up Kids in EnpOr.a.
The Wichita Ei.le says Topeka is
di,gracing Kansas. HOwprOud Wich-
tia must be Of her Own record, and
how hard she tries 70 keep people
from thinking the shoe is on the
other foot.
II now appears that young Melton,
the kansan who is mixed up in the
Cuban iilibustering exhibition. is
newspaper reporter. 1t is usual for a
Kansan to get into trouble, and a
reporter, no wonder,
Cash Henderson Of Wichita, who is
well known in this city, has become
tired Of the electric light monopoly
in Wichita and viii put in a plant of
his own, Cash has good brains and
will soon have electric lights.
A drama entitled, King Grover III,
Is to be played at Winfield by an Okla
hOma theater company. They have
a girl whistler who probably initiates
the people and the Office seekers.
Wonder how this play would take in
Washington, D. c.
Five horses, two mules and three
sets Of harness were stolen by COwley
county thieves last week, besides the
blrglarizing of house and black
smith shop. 1t is said that Jack
Uorbett is getting 50 scared that he
keeps all his funny paragraphs in Il
Ourgldr-DrOOf safe.
II. {. Buuner, the editor of Puck,
who has probably caused more people
10 laugh than anyman living, and has
helped chase the frownS from thou
sands Of brOwS, has been carried
away by Deaths cruel joke. Mr..
Bunner was forty years of age. He
was the author of many poems. both
humorous and pathetic.
The Methodist church has loaned
100000 to students and only $4,000
has been returned. From as little
revenue as a college student or a
preacher just starting out receives,
they should be thankful to get back
that much. The money has done
some good, at any rate, that's one cor
ISOLATION. 1t NAV all come back with
interest some day,
Work on the Wichita prospect hcie
has ceased for time. There is said
to be l, 400 feet Of salt water in the
well. The well is now l,6O54 feet
deep and nothing has been struck
besides subterraneau rivers, lakes.
caves, unending passages and other
adjunctS to SheOl. The people upl
there are expecting any moment for
the earth to open and gulp down the |
whole city. Repentance is almost too |
late,
IA little girl in the Fourth Presby.
jerian, Dr. Halls, church. says The
Chicago, has made yalu-
able contribution to the New Woman
literature, She told her mama the
story of Adam and Eve. "Dod, he
made Adam, an he put him in a big
garden, an Adam he was so, so, lone.
some; n then he putted him to sleep.
be did: n then he took out his brains
and made woman of the brains, n
'hen Adam, he wasn't lonesome no
more"
No peddler does anything to help
he town. He gives nothing to the
churches or publicenterprises.
de spends no money here, he pays 10
axes He can swindle you and you
'annot help yourself. He has no
mn. 10 town to which you can return
our m7oo' that are worthless. The |
tiperSn, rrercn, mt has no reputation
VI Z - ~
O asaittain. BE cal eheat you with /
The home merC.1 .1ant bears
lis share of the business Of g60u gov [
When a subscription paper t
s CaSsed he is the first one ap-
preached. He spends all his money
lere. He builds a home which en-
lances the value Of property. He
helped to pay for the church in which
YOU worship and the school to which
you send your children,-Ex.
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