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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-08-25
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COLD WATER PAINT
Especially Designed for inside
Work on Factories and
Public Buildings
WATER PAINT

1t is a dry powder which can be pre-
pared for use by simply stirring in
anyone, and will always produce good
work
1t is VERY WHITE, extremely re-
Elective and hardens on a wall like
stone, and will take any tint.
1t will last for years and is unaffected
by gases.
One coat covers better than two coats
of oil paint or whitewash.
1t can be used on any surface and for
all classes of work. even for the finest
decorating.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-08-25
g. 6 BREWER Z CO., Id.
Queen Street,
AGENTS FOR

AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Ono
mea Sugar Company, Honomu Sugar
Company, Waikiki Sugar Company
Waihee Sugar Company, Makee Sugar
Company, Haleakala Ranch Company
Kapapala Ranch.
Planters Line San Francisco Packets.
Chas. Brewer &, Co.'s Line of Boston
Packets.
Agents Boston Board of Underwriters
Agents for Philadelphia Board of UD
derwriters.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-08-25
PRUNING.

Immediately after a crop has been
harvested the work of pruning should
be commenced and carried out as rapid
ly as is consistent with thorough work
in order to complete it il possible be-
fore the season sets in. In some cases.
and in some districts, however, this
will be found impossible. 1t will be
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25

! national pry isHu.p, they have ua'
| only sl5oi hy candidates regardless OF
| lho ihfgH' scligigus ufiUaii5n bot
even by candidates who lu times paa.
were ro.Ya.ualg bitter 900 their an.l.
| M0.r1H m ruc CID figure 90 'h.
( r.cgIaI uuu9 ol.ablish ibis boy uJ
cay.l ll .Io districts iu which Nor.
mon voice pfad0minato there ras bocn
practically ul Hopping from eide 90
/ eide, and no discrimination again.t
n.n.N0lm1u candidate. Tho same
stability cannot be- claimed fortho other
Districts. Cor the proof 10 The other way.
| AND Wills ihH a1f1lute gl0I faith and
flucrrliy OF lhs Nl1m1ns has BISON
shown in their support, far beyon the
fair proportion that could have teen
demanded for ma'hsm1licll nu
o. ciniiI1io1 whom Trey had mo- fta.
fon Go be- particularly FOND Oh O, can.
mot U1 Gaia that this gool faith bee
been 10. .o.hor cripr5cntsi by those
candidate There ago s5mo notable os.
,efii0ss 70 iHo rule.
Tho situation is getting 10 be pretty
clearly understood here. Ana DO ihu
'8ro 70 90, tlo Mormon rooylo viii con.
Nur8 TO chow thgif sincerity. They
arc "Huut iha. wny"-iot on my
other nueE There are no poogls
oa earth vino have displayed more
thorough sincerity aud Determination
% adhere 90 q choice inside than have
tho N1fm9us, and tho confidence g..
posed in them Will NOT be misplaced.
40 the same limo those who pcr.ist in
arcuHug ,hcm VI Inconsistency aud in
assaiIins leading men nm3rg Thorn Tor
ulici.Jtpurp1Hrs naturally may cEpsc.
Co DO remembered therefor. The long
auloi.ng ana patience Of the Mormon
people enable them 20 forgive freely
those who have proved bitter aulagl.
ni1.a, tinccfo or otherwise, when that
uulngCui6m ctascT. Bu. lhulr patience
VIII not dCdCrui 10 pusliInnimity
with those who inala. 10 untruth'ul
accusations or unjust insiuuail0ns
against leading mon among them gnd
against themselves bldy. In tho
conditions which exist ho5r, goo faith
on both aldss Is essoutlal 20 harmony.
~ that O. no. shown the reillI Is olsily
torci1il. The Mormon people have
done, arc doing AMI vii d. thplr par;
We havsa similar c1unionco with 70.
rprot O. uon.M0rmons; aud ths ragii
anii.Morm1ns mlg1t no we'll O. tlyu
iguous ihcrcir8m. People who act 10
good faith themselves arc not 10 tho
habit OF accusing others of bad falth
Ia thoiaco otsu0h evidences TO the con.
lrnfy "a Tho Mormon people have
Vl~su.
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KEtTING FAITH.


We have made reference several
lines TO the charges Of iew iudividu-
Ola who arc much given to paradIug
their We've IA the press and from the
rosirum as 90 the sincerity Of tho
Mormon people Ia their political
affiliations. No matter what turn is
made In the cycle Of local events, this
c.ass come zap with some declared su..
picloG ~ Mormon iusincerIy and
with Hlauls direc. 0r inIl.pct on
leading men among the Mormon
pa3nlr.
Ordinarily discriminating minds
would o1neludotha. the motive behind
these suspclona aud accusations is on
Kind with that which induces tho
rulpable uar.y 90 Join iu tho cry o. al.n
tlIuf--lhcy want 10 cover tucmsolvos.
but everybody han no, ilmo to study
out 'Aa philosophy OF such suspcluua
and complaint, hpucomauy people be-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25
NEW MlsslON rArgR.

a recent letter iIom Elder George +.
Spencer prssldeHt Of the Netherlands
Mission, conveys the news that on the
hrst q June Tho initial number Of O
mifai5n monthly, the Dlluh Mllleu.
uial STAR win be- published. That
distant part Of the vineyard 10 described
a8 very prosperous, aud frieEds iu
Utah aul vicinity VINO retain an Ia.
forest In Adams OF tho old country,
viii DO better able, by means Of tho
new periodical, to hear ana be heard
lIgm than 10 any other way, Elder
srencor's address 10 100 Isaac Hubert
STRAIT, Rotterdam.
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sENAToR cANNUN,s MAP.

The Washington Evening star OF
Saturday, May Do, Gays tuorc Is now
direct anj gsal local inicrcstin Senator
Canuons proposition 10 conslruc. iB
the vicinity o. tie national capital a
great gsound map OF tho United Slater.
Whom the idea was nrbt suggested 10
was but littlo Understood. 10 was by
many considered impfacueable, bat q
change u' opinion has taken place, ani
the proposition has inany enthusiastic
advocate, o. may ho judged from the
fact tuat tho q. s.. senate has uuanl.
mausly passed Jliutresliuuon crsal-
ing c0mmissiop empowered 10 attend
% the rrol.m.uuyios.
Tho fc B.. auI character Of Tho map
wHs explained ly senator Cannon In
au address before the souale on April
2ltt thh, attracted much attention
and drew forth hearty congrstulaton..
u' The Pima iHel' Mr.. Cannon said;
The purpose have bon Wow ultimately
hy tlIH resolution lH tu secure tlv Ustnn.
lIshmnut rec OBJ near thc capital NJ our
ulIIuu ni ground map uf tHls country,
which shall Furnish boz general 1uI loo do
iNI comprehensive Wow M thH vast
dnmHIu Within ihN boundaries uf thn
United state. praTUg TO provide so
largo o. map aH this upon tho scale proc
posed ihprn viii Doc required o. acres,
upon WuIUh would hH protected liI tho
geographical limos, ull ono topography.
au4 what mlu makers rtIl th. culture OF
tlU uuNoi -atus. Upon Imaginary STATIC
lines luuru would run foot paths. 40 that
Gao observer could pass around each
state. aud through tNH larger stutOs,
whore such u,ihs would not intarfer6
with ihu topography ur tho culture.
Upon such tract thUrn would ursl hp
established thu periphery oi the United
sut0a, 1850 milna Inc lrugtA Of land and
WAInr boundaries, and Then nom tho nu.
pHrHlt Hrt level uu lho east and west tho
tract would bH graded 40 70 vertical scale.
corresponding with thc horizontal scale.
Co Show iho grouiost height attained hy
amy of oar mountains.
Any season o: the year might be
chosen for tho representation; hut
June lst is suggoitoi as the most
beautiful one. An the Tivers, foTe5is,
mountains, v8l.eys, cha.mB, aud all
the cities aud hamlus % the United
States would bu reproduced. Upon
ouch o. map The mississippi river with
l'6 Missouri tributary, would BOO 5000
yards long ami sD0ut three icot wide
N actual waltr Lake Michigan
would contain $4,000 lqHarolyurIs o.
actual water surface. Upon such o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25

10 isag great mistake u suppose that
n simple tonic ewes strength; IL only
STIMULATED tho stomach 70 renewed
action. To imrart real strength, the
blood must be- purified ard enriched,
and this can only be done by such a
standard alternative ~ Ayers Saisap-
hfillp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25

"pr farley b. simply wrapped up In
bis pr1icssi8n.'
~ should sav hn was. Why they do
.ny that when DO proposed TO Madge
WlilOughhv hD mover squeezed hor hand
once, but koni l.s thumb ON her pulse
all the time. "=lIHrpur's BazlG
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25

Food, when DO sous on tho stomach,
becomes iuuutuiivo ana unwholcsomr.
10 VniBouB the blood, and toth mind
ana body suffer Ia consequence. Wnft
is needed 10 restore perfect digestion IL
a dose or two o' Ayei's Pills. They
never fail 10 relieve.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25

ule loo alu day out some aatireaI uhul
4" HIugIug feet Ht tHv fsIr boomer FIrI.
uul iIuru'a tlH No Doe mentioned decay % who
aeasntlor Jar than Ono uloomer yonng
man
Washington star
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25

A stimulaut be- often needed 10 n1uf.
th ana strengthen tho roots and TO
keep the haira natural color Hall's.
llaig Remover ls the best tonic for the
hale
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25

lAwyor--Ies. have accepted your
retainer aud my.advlep iatl,Rt You plead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25
OQr--..-.A
May Sale

Was great success. Such week OF mer
chaudising hasn't been seen in Salt Lake
ior many a month. Every department in
this great store was fairly alive with busy
buyers. II was wonderful the way we
handled the great crowds, and everybody
wen, away well pleased That's the pleas.
ure Of dealing in this store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25
The areas Of tho various states aud
leTEIloEIoa orc calenIhled 90 lnlluwH

Alabama, 9; Arizona, 10; Arkansas, o:
California. Do, Colorado, 100 Connecticut,
U0i Delaware, o.; Florida, o.. Georgia. q.
Idaho, ~ illinois, G' Indiana, o Indian
lDrrtpty, %, Kansas ti l1ulsiaul, d;
Maine, q, Maryland, /. M1ssurhu.ctIa, d.
Michigan, d; Minnesota, p, Mississippi.
Q, Missouri, i. Montana, 10. Nebraska. t:
Nevada, ~; Now Hampshire, 4. Sow
luruv, j, Now Mexico, ~; Now York,
% Nurih Carolina % Nouh Dakota, Il:
Ohio, q; Oklahoma, o; Oregon, DO. Pom.
bylyuuin, % Rhode Island, OIL; South
Carolina, % South Dakota, Tennessee,
9, Texas, 81; Utah, s.; Vermont. 1. Nir-
lu'a, Q; Washington, % Wosi Virginia,
% Wisconsin, a; Wyoming DO.
This gives thU United StaiUs aOUi Mex
ig1i il; Central America, lti Gulf OF
MoEleo, nli Great Lakes, SO Cuba, o. a
tu,Hl Of Co.,
The project o5ulempla,us drive.
WY around the boundary OF the
United slato1, Mexico, ana Genital
America, with footpalha Tor tho state
b.undagy lines.
II the map should DO 90 ulnslruc ted
that the vertical scale Corresponds with
tho horizontal scale, the highest eleva.
tiona on tbs map, such a. Plk8's Peat.
would DO aD0u, dix feet above the zen
level, But 1t iB said to DO customary
10 make the elevations higher, IN
which case mountain Of tho hoigh,
OF that mentioned would be made pur.
naps eighteen feet.
The matter now b0lng brought be.
fore CongrcIa ana the public In gunor.
al, IL h to be- presumed that IL will be-
carried through. The location suggest.
cd on the Potomac Is said 70 DO 10.
markably we'll suited for tho purpose.
Such map would be one Of the great
attractions Of the national capital, anu
all who have closely stIiied the mat.
Ter seem 20 DO In favor Of speedy
rgsnzalion of The project.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25
Every Statement is a Guarantee.

Pin any C. Nj advertisement to the advertised and
your guaraneo-a guarantee that
satisfaction. Is that business lac, e
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25
wANTsD-m orLlAHEous.

tomato rate idrertise and gei fch'th
WANTED MIS- otLLANEoUs.
DY 4 PRIVATE FAMILY. TWO GIRLS
ID aa cook and wuiuoaf, with reference
Apply No room 80 Hotel 1cmpletou, between
alec good boy Tor garden work with references.
NIrtNpsOR CONFECTIONERY AND IcE
w cream pafi0r Your patronage solicit
ted. $40 rthtc'
An EXPERIENCED GIRL ron GENERAL
~ homework iu family o. three. Apply
Holman, llll Second .treet.
rTOURisrs TO GIT MOudoN TEMPLE
Il Nnk handkerchief aud Ties In variety,
salt Lake tlk Factory, =! D., THIRD south.
EyFHYuOp1 TO USE uEsEmr HROoM
~ A. Brush COS broomH. Accent no sub
srtuie. bfands-Noa ] and ratlor, 80.
Extra sold bY an dsa ets. HinGar & kinney
manufacturers 100 go THIRD last
ON OIL TWO Doon SOLICITORS On
porionco required. Tho singer MauufArtuf.
Ing Company, 29i state st., sal. LAKE CITY.
HEo. NELSON. boot AND sHoE RE'
VI pairer. met class work, lls X End So
HoRsE sHoEISG, WAGON AND OAR-
rage repairing. $50 South Main. 4. &.
Robinson,
HUBERT nBus. TRUNK MANUFAC.
II iurcrs. departing. Largest stock. sam
pie Gases 20 order 10 Lds1 fifsi souih.s
CENTs SUITS CLEANED, PRESSED 10
NJ up H. D. Holmbcrg Co., 100 state.
A rEw LANCE. CLEAN, SON RAGS
~ for Nipins machinery. a. tae bEsEEEr
Nhws ohcr,
INyERYBoDY 10 BUY TmE BEsT ICE
~ cream a. hntlty'H, by dish or wholesale.
900 south Main telephone ~.
WANTED EVERYBODY 10 ORDER
w ice cream or Fred Wilson, ios b. MaIn
I H. wALkLEN PAINTING, rAPER
- hanging, khlHomlulnEwhitcW ~.
innate. free 200 west, sixth South street,
ZINC suAvINGs MADE 10 oRpER AT
II Washington WORKS 90 south, state H.
zoo FACES IN CRAIoN AT 500,
sJNJNO each life sire, ChAf Peterson,
on West FIRST south.
('ENTs' CLOTHING CLEANED. PRESSED
II 81 month q. Al hosei, IS rasL FIRST
south,
CHEAPEsT, hest PLACE 10 BuY AND
Nfaoll c1ehnugu second. haud goods. go stale,
A a UNCE. $1,000 WORTH GtNTs' CAST.
~ OH clothing can or address !. cline,
20 east, second south
ATEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN TO
vi F0t ihe beet photos, at Mau0u 4 Bros.
ls Commercial street,
JvyEmBopy 10 BUY mE MIST ICE
- cream 40 houlgy's, ~ dish or Wllitfale.
$50 south Nam, telephone q.
NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNI.
~ tuTc, wagons, huEges harness, etc. az
" UblurH, -ll htato Street
LIVERY OWNER or A ROLLER no TRY
II Champion Boiler compound guaranteed
Co remove an scale or correction from boiler or
connections prevents p.ttInF and protects tho
metal, SOLD ou ihiriy days Tal, up muuCy
collected uulvfh compound does Ue work
purely vegetable uuulHuU. uu acids or
NlIrluIH Made 900 HrIua form o. save ffeIrht
CAL ur address bowman a AIuEuW, 20 tuuth
second East street. sait luko tItg
NTlNEUs DRILLS 10 MAKE AND
vi sharpen also picks to slcel ~ ROBIN
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w x s.

Nren'y uor,i, Tor Ines Inserted under
ms Aeading, once for ilc, triee Jor .jci
one irs,k Jor .Oci ono month yor SOC per
lHe. No nd. taken Jor ICES than l5c.
llaHs Of more than o lines same propor-
honuis rate. 4drsrtise and yet yesuiit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25
Edison Photograph and
kaleidoscope PaTlOTS,
Removed to i34 South Main ~.

Among the numbers ON tho program
will DO found tho latest aui most popular
selections published. Don't isu TO hear
%.
Rosie noauo very popularl,E NJ. Favor
A Trip lu ChILn'own",,,,b aldwiu's Band
! Want Yer Ma Honey ..",."I.Cn Spencer
summon Evening Waltz, .,.,,,.,,, q, ,...,,,,,
'',,...,,.. ,,,,..,,.,, lsalors Orchestra
ll1nt $780, 'fn-s ,...,.,a.t,,,,,,..,,, T., NJ. layo
tipllu of Sew York ,....,,..,,, Suusa's Band
"lsnuu,la rom llN2l.-,,.,,..E. NJ, Favor
Michael Curry 40 tho Telephone ...,,..,,,...
,,,,,,,tr.s,,. .,.,.,,., ,,,..,.. RussUl Hunting
rawlings % John Mcrulloch, tho Insane
Actor
Laughing Song. Geo. W. johnson
Miss Alciode Iapitaino, trapozlst kim
C'OscopoI,
Assembly March, from MIX White
flag, tkuclophOno.
seygniy.hyo other selections to choose
from.
Any Of tho above selections on tho
photograph, only Dc each. Closed sun
days. l3i South Main Street,
.Inurv NIE9 8. ApELLA TurTLr,
iuNEf SAVING ffN Manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25

EOoD MiNISG STOCK AND coon MN.
VI lng properly. No other Will be haud.st
" us, luVestiEatc, We viii especially l01l
AuAF block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25

NITtSnsOU CONFECTIONERY AND iCE
w cream parl0r Your patronage solicit
ted. $40 rtato,
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Next Week

We will swing into line with an entirely new
stock Of summer goods. Everything Oh.
very latest lust such summer dres, stuff.
as wi ] be appearing at the sea sides in an.
other month Salt Lake women never had
such a collection from which to ,be,..
and they never even dreamed OF prices So
low We have just received a biz sb,,.
men, OF Summer Bonnets Of the very lst,s,
Partisan patterns. Come in and see then,
this week.
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w 8.

Trepiy rords Tor hac1l inserted unid
tbs heading once Jor l5c, hriee for 2je.
one Ueek Jor SOC! one month y'or SOC po
line. No al taken yor iess haH l5c
Wants Of more dian lines same prop0r
tomato rate ASpsrius aud yer ,cniln
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25

An EXPERIENCED GIRL ron GENERAL
~ homework iu family o. three. Apps
m-umnn. LLL- .n-lnl -IrcnL
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AUCTION SALES.
MUST BE SOLO.
SEEDS.

run LARGEST AND CHEAPEST ErEn
SEEDs, SEEDS. TuR FLOWER uR NEGE.
- tabs garden. Get our prices before gong
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25

TOURISTS To GRIT MOINON TEMPLE
4 suk Handkerchief aud Ties In variety,
salt Lake RIA FACTORY. =! D. Third south.
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STEAM HEATING.

ID J. hORAN--srEAM AND NOT WAT.
4 sr heating and yenuiauug apparatus.
No, Qwest, second south
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WANTED AN AGENT

Is EVERY SECTION, TO CANVASS. pLOo
Il TO 500 day made, sells ~ sight, also a
man 20 tol' staple goods " dealers, best aide
me 3'A' month, Salary or large commis.
elon hAue eAprrioncu unnecessary. FOR
sealed parheulhrs send stamp chiffon SOAP
hAhutacluTug Company. Cincinnati, Ohio.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-07-09
Just What's Needed

Exclaims thousands Of people who
have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla at this
season Of the year, and who have not
ed the success Of the medicine In Civ
ing them relief from that tired feel
ing, waning appetite and state of ex-
IRENE exhaustion after the close con-
finement Of long winter season, the
busy time attendant upon a large and
pressing business during the spring
months and with vacation time yet
some weeks distant. 1t is then that
the building-up powers Of Hoods Sar-
saparilla are fully appreciated. 1t
seems perfectly adapted to overcome
that prostration caused by change Of
season, climate or life, and while it
tones and sustains the system, 1t pur.
ifles and vitalizes the blood.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-07-09
Major WhittinghiIl Bolts.

The VOICE is in receipt Of a copy
Of the Enid Daily Wave July Of g.
which contains a two column com.
munication from Major W. S. Whit.
tinghill, Withdrawing from the Re.
publican party, and giving his reas.
ons therefor. Major Whittinghill
will be remembered in Sumner
county as the candidate of the Re-
publican party in 1890 and 1892 for
county attorney. He can't swallow
the gold standard. His letter is an
able one and we shall perhaps re-
produce it next week.
We are informed by parties who
have been down in Oklahoma that
about hall the Republicans bave
bolted including many prominent
men. Our informant tells us that
Ret. Milliard, deputy county treas
urer under ]. T. Sturm, is also one
Of the boilers.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-07-09

There is one question no Populist
in Kansas has ever attempted to
answer-a question propounded by
Bob lngersOll: ''If the government
can make money, why does it collect
taXeS?"
The VOICE will answer il: Because
to abate taxes and to make money
sufficient to meet the continuous de-
mands of the government would
food the country with an unlimited
volume of money which would be-
come less valuable as it increased
and finally worthless.
Now will the Mail either answer
or get Bob Ingersoll to answer this
question; "If the government can't
make money who CAM" No monk.
eying now! We want an answer
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-07-09
Peoples Party Convention.

A convention Of the delegates of the
Peoples party voters of Sumner coun'
ty is called to meet in the court house
in Wellington on
Saturday, August Ist,
at 10 O'Clock a. m. for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for the follow.
Ing county Offices:
Probate Judge,
Clerk Of District Court,
County Attorney.
Superintend't of Public Instruction
County Commissioner, lst district.
State Senator, 2Sth Senatorial Dist.
Representative, 10th district,
Representative, list district.
Also to elect ten delegates and ten
alternates to attend state convention
at Abilene August 5th.
Also to elect ten delegates and ten
alternates to attend Seventh district
congressional convention at Larned,
August Sth.
The basis . representation Of said
convention will be one delegate for
each ten votes cast for W. A. Harris
for cOngressman.at-large at the No
vember election in 1894. This appor-
tionment will entitle the precincts,
townships and wards TO the following
number OF delegates:
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-07-09
number of delegates:

The township primaries for select
ing delegates to said convention are
hereby called to meet at the usual
place Of holding such meetings on
Saturday, July 18th, at s p. m. If
necessary for any cause to change
from this time, the committeeman OF
the precinct will give due and suffi-
Gent notice Of the same.
The committeeman of the various
precincts will please bear in mind the
assessment for campaign purposes
made by the central committee and
be prepared to make favorable report
to the treasurer on convention day.
County Central Committee is called
to meet Immediately after convention.
V. c. SLEEPER, Chairman.
IVAN D. ROGERS, Secretary.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-07-09
WHY OH WHY.
observer" in the Caldwell News
Asks a Pertinent Question.

Editor News: There are some
things in the political world that are
hard to understand. Why is it thSt
some OF our county papers have walk
ed up so suddenly to the fact that the
gold standard is right, when only a
short month ago they fairly howled
for free silver. And again why
should men labor so hard to swallow
the gold plank in the St. Louis plat
form? 1t has become crossed in some
parties throat refusing TO 90 down or
up; And again why should sensible
men, good citizens wait to see what
their party does at the conventions
before they know what to believe?
| have before me letter from a man
who is sensible enough to hold an
Office in good county in the state of
Iowa, the wind up Of which is verba-
tim as follows: Il am waiting impa-
tiently fO7 word from the st. Louis
convention and have made up my
mind that whatever platform they
adopt will be good enough for me-"
There were thousands OF Others who
did the same thing, allowing Matt
Quay, Mark Hanna and others to tell
them what to think. o that men
would care more for principle than
party. OBSERVER.