People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-03-08

When you meet man you have n
seen in several years, why say he
looking older? He is sure to get bact
al you by saying that you are o.
,choo.boy, yourself. Why not say b.
is looking younger? Why be dis
greeable? One OF the Brackc be,
recently visited AtchisOn after ,onE
absence, and pleased nall the men in
town by telling them they looked %
years younger than when he saw hen.
last.
Children often inherit feeble digest
i've power and collie of more or less
severe character results, when food is
taken which is at all difficult to digest
Whites Cream Vermifuge acts as ii
general and permanent tonic. Price.
rs cents.-A. NJ. Stanley, druggist.
AT Toe meeting OF the state editol-
ial association, the following question
will be discussed: "Why dc the fore
man OF the composing room and tn.
presSman always hate each other?n
Couldn't help getting a cold never
cures it; but arriving home a bottle
OF Billiards. Horehound Syrup. and
using it as directed, will cure the
worst kind of cough or cold. Price
% and 80 ccnts-A NJ. Stanley,-drug-
gist.
A number Of years ago, you could
please woman by telling her that
she would some day be the mother of
president, but now she hes 10 b.
told that she will be president her-
self.
When the children have earache
saturate piece of cotton with Bal
lards Snow Liniment, and place il in
the ear. 1t will stop the ain quickly
Price, 25 and,5O cents. N. stanley
druggist.
Real estate news: C. D. Wilson has
bought ten lots in Belle Plane OF
Chas. t. Martin, for $9j. =. A. Z. Bar
ny has bought az 50 acre farm near
Caldwell OF Joseph +. Guoch for
I'2CO....H. L. Darrell has bought
l6O acres Of land near Belle Plaine a
Bennett Storey for 1850 Susan
hreos has bought two lots in Conway
Springs Of W. ]. Krebs for 500.
I 1t Is a very rare woman who can
tell OF neighbours sickness without
implying that she knows OF case OF
greater suffering, II she were not too
modest to tell about ii.
The series of temperance meetings
held in Wellington the past week, hay
ing Tor their purpose the revival Of senti-
ment for law enforcement. and of tenn
perance sentiment generally, were a
great success. The speaker, A. c.
Rankin, was forceful, practical and con-
vincing. The meetings were well at
tended and the interest was excellent
It is only by continued and persistent
effort that the temperance sentiment
especially in the towns throughout the
state can be kept from waning and il is
for their educational value maisly that
these meetings are being held.
Boston Traveller: We tell you right
here that these monopolists, these trusts
these rich young men, are not half as
much to blame as you are. Tlev act in
act in response to the lower elem as in
animal nature. And there is ths 10 be
said for them; they do something while
you do nothing. They WIN & t richer
and more powerful, and they work for it.
You sit down and fold yo II hands and
and let them get richer while you get
poorer Can't help it YOU say Can't
you think! Can't YOU TALK Can't YOU
read? Can't you vot,l Can't YOU put
two and two together and see that they
make four Can't you see that what
blilds up great fortunes for the wealthy,
would, if controlled by yourselves, di-
tribute that great ealth into homes of
the millions instead Of massing it in the
control of the few