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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
Eranf 9. Campbell.

fionsgeiud 9eb6roe sugetbeilt mar. Sn
oieier feiner leBteren Stelluna Offen=
barte Campbell iolde auBergem6bnlide
8edtstenntniIie, baB er gum Silfs=
@nmalt i'm Bureau oes Silfs=@eneral=
anpaltes fir bas Eepartement oes Sn=
neren bef0roert unO oann grIier Silis=
Gnmalt nit einem Sabresaebalt BON
$3.50 uuroe. Seine gerufung aui
ben Gingangs e~rtudbnten 8oiien III als
cine Nnerfennuns ieiner bemertensiper-
then Jdbi9teiten anau}eben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
pnktl Sam uno err Cysl.ir,;r.'
Die Observation-Disclosures Der Ser. staa,
ten an Die Sirfei.

Die Observation-Disclosures Der Ser. etaa'
ten an Die sirfti.
Sic in lsyter 3eit 10 piel %aenanntcu
@ntI6doisungsunipriiGe, ,uelhe biz
Ser. Gta0tens aieaieruna an Die Siirtei
asiellt bat. lino %teinestpeas neuersn
Gatums. Gsit iiini Sabrcn perbunoeln
bereits Sntel Sams 8eianote in Som
fantlnopel in oieier Sads nit Dem
Gulian. @lles. mas lie amber bon Dem
GroBbcrrn etrsi6en tOnnten, maren
Seriprebungen nnp @usiliihte.
Sis auf 800, 600 lid belaulenoen
@nipriide teireiien gentle College.
GebGuoe au Garput uno Maraib,
irelde, a%meritaniiGen Miiiiunsuelsll.
idaitsn eeb0ria uno fir Die armsniIGcn
@brilien errihtet, mGbreno Der @rme-
nier=M aiiatres in 1895 bei6Goist, be-
siebunssmsiie serit6rt muroen.
Sas tbeilneile oemolirte College gu
&arput, Gupbrat=@ollege 9enannt, III
i'm Sintergrunoe oes beiaeiigten Bibles
iidtbar. gs be1tuno aus adt @ebGuoen
unb muroe Dor 10 Sabren BON amerita.
niiden NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. beariin-
bet. unb spar nit GrlaubniB be5 @rDh.
tiirten, Ger in einem @ertr0ge nit Ger
9unbes= Iea;crung Gem Snltitutc icincn
G6uB suii&erte.
Sslaste observation-disclosures
tpuroen srnGMit Dem tiirtiIhen MiniIter
bes Nusmlrtigsn unterbreitet, Damn
Dem Dprtieeu Miniterrutbe, unb Idlieb=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17

Eiesr0BteS a m nj por=
3ellan befiBt mabri1einlih Der Gar.
Sic Sammluns birgt Porsellansesen-
fdnbe aller ruiiiiden 9errIder bis au=
rid CUR 3eit 3atbarinas Der @roBen
(l762 bis 1866. 9ie Sammluns mir,
i'm ct. petersburser Winterpalat in
einem u~nsebeuren Saale in Gdrdnien
auftemahrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17

gu elmer btutigen Gold
gerei spii@em Spaniera unb
G%ran3oien lit es neulifs in Der
Jidbe ron 9erpignan, Sranfreib. 9es
tommen. 3ioei fpaniI6e Cransenbdno=
Ter bpten ibre Waaren mehreren inn9en
auf elmer 9unoportie begriffenen Nrbei=
tern an. Eiefe madten iiG ben unse=
b0risen SpaB. Die Subrmerte Der Spa=
nier umsuiioBen, t%ucrauf eiefe ielbitoer-
idnolid geattluns fir dire b%eiuoelten
Srii1te perlanaten. Sic 6ransoIen mei=
aerten fth sa b~esablen. uas au. elmer
Shldgeret 9eranlaiiuns bot. Sm 9er=
laui oetielben aoa einer Der Spanier
einen Genelper uno fdrB einen Der
Nnsrsifer. DEN 2ljdhriaen Mines ME-
Der. GerIelbe NOR auf Der Stelle tnot.
Sic 5ransoien banoen oarauf Die Spa.
nier an 8dume vh uno idlugen nit
Slafden unb Gnitteln auf lie los.
Sur nit Miibe a.tan9 es ben Mddtern
Der nifentliden Gronuna. Die nnaliid-
ii1en in's @eIdnaniB au iih%erlibren,
Inn lie Dor Der Wutb Der Menae gu
retten.
Gunrno hnftsr 8ata.trr.
@duber (na1nem er einen Sou.
rillen ausgeraubt): 5000, berbei.
ratbet iinO g uno BADEN ba einen
2iebestrief in Ger Saide 90
ten g. Sic idledter Gerl, ben idid'
i6 Sbrer Srau u
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
Der fpaniitls SQIait.

unter Garl Dem SiinItem uno 0biiirp
Dem 3meiten iitliAcn @auitil, Den lltril
in Der Yprenaenba!binId! .plaieresep"
nennt, neil Der reiG)e StuiptareniAmuf
Iebnli1feit nit Den Mabriten Der Stl.
beridmieoe (platero) hat. Gin Sbsii
bes Saues lit Der ~uninsriitGt BON Sa!a-
manca naf9ebiiret. Der anOere erinnsrt
an Die Saiiaoe oes Nlcusar BON Su:eoo.
Sic rrei iursen @iirIe!tbiirme tuaaJIen
b0dlt Or9aniI9 aus, GEM Sau berpor,
beiien 9latte Glddat DurA reihlidss
&elief belebt iino.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
CARBOHYDRATES Waunrr.
GcntunuSIid1.

Neues 9ien NJ doden: .Serr
profeiior. es fdngt oil au regnen. Menn
Sic a~useeEen. Oergeiien Sic Sbren 3es
genIdirm nibt!. - proefor
.Gummes Sing mill aud idon @iDs
iber prpfeifnren MAIDEN !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17

berfor, baB es in Die glditenet=p lot.
form gebt, Dab Die Sausbub-NubIens
untonhituidenel is IN baB fen Gonoi-
bat for GonareB seiupport ,uerb, mann
er net BUN p%orneberei promili. oaR er
bun Or iebme Sppinien is as ipie
S'r 9ansi6ra.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
9obt Aus'eibnnns.
SaS ertte uetbIid5e GbrenmiteIieo Der @erIi:
rer &faOeutie Der naturalization.

uWS @*SUVSuttt UeS &CtVeutWutteW.
Nus Mnlab ibrer firalid fiattaebabten
Observation-Disclosures bat bic Berliner
9lfaoemie Der WiIienidaften gum erlten
Mal cine Srau gum gbrenmitalieoe er=
nannt. Sieie arobe unb ieltene gus=
seidnuna 1T Grau Maria gliiabetb
WenBel= au Stail geuoroen,
bic lid burd cine Stiitung BON l.500,=
600 Mart elm auBerorbentli9es @er=
bienf nm Ole miiienibaitlihen unter=
nebmunsen Der @elebrient0rperfdait
ermOrben bat. ssrau gliiabetb WenBel
1T cine Sodter bes betannten 8erliner
8roBinbutrisllen 0edmann uno mar
nermdblt nit benz 1889 perltorbenen
8auratb 9ermann Wenyel. .einem reid.
besabten Mrditeften. oeiien Namen Tie
susleib nit benz ibrsn in Der arob=
artisen Stiftuns neremist bot. Nu9
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17

tepauIiien in Netp
Oort baben fur arme Gnaben Elm Stub
baus er0ifnet. oas iid in ieiner Nus.
fiattung getrOif ben belien Glublotalen
at, bic Settle iiellen lam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17

ereB seb0rte Sing benz Ridtertollesium
bss Sbergeri9ts BON Dtab an.
@illiam $. Sing muroe in ntab ge-
bpren. mo er au9 ieine erife grsiebune
erbielt. gr 9raouirte bann an Der llni-
periitdt gu Mnn Trbor, Wih.. unb
ftubirte bierauf DISQUALIFICATION.
Seine Garriere als Snbaber Dffentlider
Memter besanr er In 1882. Gieielbe
bat felt jener 3eit feline nnterbreduna
erfabren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
3app'S
Mnlcibes Sanf,

Weflid BON Gourtbauie. 81. @loub. Minna.s
sablt 4 Erosent Sntereitn auf @elber, welde
lilr elm sSabr, uno 3 Yrosent, menn bieleIben
tiir 6Ufonate beponirt werben. Serborat GSeIb
out @runoei9entbnm, weldes si ieber 3eit
tallt9 ooer ittdt, entweoer gang ODER tbeilrpei=
le, le nod Gelieben auriidbesab lt merben fann.
Sertaatt gSediel, GelSienonngen umb Yafiaae=
Steilie pom nno nod allen o0Gmbern Guro=
pas. Iltssii9e aus ben @rlnbbiideru (Nb.
itrafts), Souma6ten, Sauf= unb Sppotbefer
ilno lonltt9e urfunben merben seieslid aus.
sefertist nnb beslaubist.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
a>srlobuns i'm Dau(t aeittslsbad.

Ser einitise Gyee Der basertthem 35nieSfrons
umo feline Nraut.
prina &uppredt BON gapern. Elm
gntel bes prinsregenten uno, als dlte.
Her Sobn ces SbroniOlsers Bring Cub.
mig. Der prdiumptipe grbe oes bape-
ridden G6nigstbrones, bat iid Dor aur-
gem nit Der Sersogin Marie Gabrielle,
elmer 9odter bss Ser3oss &arl SbeooOr
in 8apern perlobt.
Oie Gunoe bon bieIer 0erlobung IN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
LOUIE SIM,
0ssfteber uh rmacber II. 9l9eut-
fur Ginger Nabmafcbinen,
SAUk CE .NTRE, MIMI

Hbren uno al e sorten Ndbmafdtneu
mrs blaistte re oafiri nno Arbeit earan.
,rt. Naibim n3utsaSr. Nabeln, Del,
sre'br'emen u. {. 10. fir ale MafHinen.
tefs on Sano. Sic ,beifeu 9ai6ens uub,
eanoubren 10 uie lie perfaieoenenrS or.
zen SiH9er tdbmsidiuen ftets porrds
fbi9. A1.bc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
Gin ajrunk- }1aua(b.
Has Gbrenseffenf Der etaot eoIinser an
Gen oeutid,cn &aiier.

Sls Gaiisr @ilbalm i'm Gpdtipmmer
D%srganaenen Sabres nad Der Sim
weibuns Deg gmstanalbafens gu Sorts
numb AUDI GOlinscn eiuen tursen Be-
iu9 abiattsts, ertldrte er lid our In-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
Gelb 5m Derleiben.

auf ~cultipirte Sarms sesen lei9tt
8eoinsunsen unb gu niebrisen Slater
@elb gu uerleiben. gs mi,b ii@ gud
lobnen, BEL mir por5ulpre9en, penr
SIR cine anleibe auf Cure Sarm mo:
den MOTT.
Is II -. 8. 0Drman,
Dfiice iiber grfter Nationalbani, st. gIeub
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
Seine Hbotograpbtell.
g. g. STU. 1856. Moe. 9

Shr iontet euf be Ntuiterarbeit beieben, be.
Dor ibr ~lpnft,po bingebt. gabtnetbilber nor
Biihpf Martp un6 Rir9en> anb S4uIge'
6uben 81 rerfanfen' 50si
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
NopeGalts @shdrn.
PAS essAts Gtdbaemeib Der @eIt- 81 feinem
Weitsr nibt Tell.

Ser Gid. benz bas it n~nIerer @bbiI.
ollra nargeaellte tolpiiate Weborn anse-
borte. tpnrae in Ntnsfa erlegt uno mar
bort %labreinng @egenfano abaottil6er
Werebrung zines SnOianerliammes. Sic
tpar es selnngen, Sss rieii9en Sbieres
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
j. j. FRITZ,
"a: "a: NbotU9rapbiit. "a: ;.i
q. @rrmaiufrab,, ct. GluuO, Tfium.

Der elm nctursetreues Vilo ietner ielbl
oner erns Srcmbess ooer6am,l,ensruppe g.
aant baben min. tomme III mir. Was n's
Bbotpsrapb,e-Rnnii MIR Su leilten uern,ae,
bei MIR m,rs lie IN leeer Sin,idat erprpct.
@%utetuue iupsrlait9t Nrbcri sr3en biuts
Breiie. I'm a,nei9ren i3uiYruh ip,rh Iebeten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17

Burtb Beioraung . sutem Dix nab
Irh snoorfommenbe preu1pte Gebtenuaa
uben mir nns bic 0nnSt etuer eesArtyf
fuubidaft AT fihern. 8effenunaen fhr 30
priI,euaebraud1 psrben srcmrt srsc,at
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
,,Drr Still Orr Silberfdmieoe."

9as f9anif5e Observation-Disclosures aai
Der Barrier @eItaasfteuams.
Ser fpaniide palaf auf Der Barrier
Weltausfelluna geb6rt gu cen einbeits
liblten 2~eitungen. gr tiellt bic nit
einigen mauriiden glementen unter=
miidte fpaniihe 8enaiiiance bar. Den
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17

3uei Der gr6Rten NJ
tenadbne iino BON Zanzibar mad
Nem Sort gelan9t. Ser cine Der 3dbne
mieat 225 Yfuno, Ger anbere 239
8funh.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17

8on Der 8eb6Iferung Der
grbe leben, elmer SddBung nod, 81
prOaent in Niien unb Mirifa nebft ben
baau eeredneten Snieln, uno ettuas
iiber 80 prosent in europa nnb Nme-
rifn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
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eSgiue re'he Dame. melhs burh Or. Ni.
hpfion'8 fiinitlife OhrtrommeIn b. Shfuer.
horigfeit nno Ohreniauien aeheiIt tporoen
fino. hat ietnem Snffitut elm @eshenf npn
10000 Dollar iibermodf. bamit fulfe taube
nno tthtperhbrige Herfoner. tpelme niht bic
Deittel befiten. I'D BITE Ohrfrommetn Al per-
fhnften, oieielben umionif erholten f6nften.
Hrtsfe noble mon aoreifren: go. 45S. Dos
Snftitut Niholfan, $50, 8. Nuenue. Netp
Oorf. 44.1jr
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z. T.. #EA".
A~srtrartor FIR 9nmrf n SeiStuo8er.
RetssueSoppa, ate. quite uuo anperIdShas
ef4s<it tets 9araraIrt.
st. @lot,S. Rtun.
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CrandPaCifiC Hotel
G6e ben 9. noe. uns 4. 9traGe,
ct. &louo. 4ttun.

st. 6touo. Yttun.
CUR ~gefaaisen Nahribt, bas i'd obises
6otel, zines Der alteitsn uno beft befann
ten 6otels in Der Stabt, alter Shafsrs
Blas) iibernommeu base. nit benz aud
gut einaeribtete Stalluusen perbunSsr
hno. 8ssen cute uns prompte Rebie'
nung ano nit Der 3uidsrune, i'bsr
Ruuoen metu 6otel in ieoer 6infihi ~
fiuem ougeuebmen 6eim III aeftalten. en-
pRsblt fth beiteus eiuem seebrten Publi
fnm pom nab uno fern
22=3mtS Sshn Gaufmann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17

east cure pftit asOrscL In Srluuns brino,,. Gx,s
~ oe l@otfe Sc Z fatn. Narttt ntbt 70 LANCE. bis k,r
-taub tk tltinen dbeiie per,ttrt unp eas Jp,rs I, yr,,s.
cit rutnirt III. Sd lHe taS t. arbsit IN am, rrs
tats uie irsent { me gtaeurren,za rma. Pas, StSt -
"a Irefaesn verge .anffnts ptufter, Der f5 ais fa&s
Inn aussHet' : ms 5eerf.~ Seri@teeene tab nsa fApnx
~! sM'! sStttn S6sssn ssfpnrer. g9snn SIR ttns
s.Nh.cfstie mot -eb Helm sber srsf tann Iast
ne.. cas Vsle Ter TN Gtaate ~eireultren uut uutcrfhtf,
~ V.lgdusa ann, a fetne Nrbeitstrffte nab Us--
re. .o.n!als 'sn ttkm Staatr bsjiest, ais Tn anes.-
"a Staaten su tautsn- asnsei su6 an Satn Rshn, st.
SUI Ueahn.S ptri reub iGerlih ,ar 5ufrtestnstt
ais STR niHt ,pfris sepoeasut fsin f,G,s. Gir. :
ray m1 gu u tnserlfa a~ssifern ii .ua Serlauf f.rris;
st nf feeen 'pre6tasen Resiasrn iub In Der arbsit.
teunt sne be- tft ei ssihen.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-05-10

Word has gone out from Republican
headquarters to all the workers to use
every possible effort to stir up trouble
between Populists and Democrats. Pop
ulists are being told that they are being
swallowed up by the Democrats and that
they must insist upon all important
off :es being filled by Populists. Demo
Gratis are told that Populists are hog
ging everything and won't even divide.
Many we'll meaning men have been de-
ceived in this way and rave played into
the hands Of the enemy. There is no
excuse for, further trouble along this
line. Both must make concessions.
Any Populist or Democrat who will take
pay for preventing fusion can get it. II
is the cheapest method and only hope Of
Republican victory. Any person who
is honestly striving for the overthrow Of
Republication will not in any way use
his influence to prevent harmoniou,
fusion. 1t is not a question of what
should have been done in the past
This is the only hope now. 1t is hon.
orable and desirable.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-05-10
Fattening Hogs With Drought.Resisting Crops.

Thirty-eight different lots of hogs
have been fattened al the Kansas Ex-
pertinent Station on crops that do well
on upland and are good drought
resisters.
The work shows that with these feeds
average mixed-bred hogs needed from
10 to 80 per cent more feed to gain 100
pounds than pure-bred hogs.
A combination of two of our best
feeds for upland and dry years-Kafr-
corn, and soy beans-produced more
pork per bushel than corn, and Kafr-
corn produced more pork per acre than
corn. Kafr-corn fed with alfalfa hay
secured rapid fattening and well-fnished
hogs. One-ffth SOY beans added to corn
or Kafr-corn saved from Is to 81 per
cent Of the feed, and with some lots
nearly doubled the gain made by the
hogs.
Hogs fed creamery skim-milk with
grain gained 81 pounds, while those not
having milk gained I9 pounds. In an
other trial hogs fed grain alone gained
Al pounds in the same time that those
fed grain and creamery skim-milk gained
IS pounds.
One hundred thirty head of the hogs
fattened in these experiments were ship
ped to packers and slaughter tests were
made by Armour & Co., and by Swift &
Co., who reported unusually good quail
ity of pork from some combinations OF
drought-resisting feed and poor quality
from others.
The yields of the crops used, the
showing of only one crop failure in
eleven years and the good results OBJ
tanned from fattening hogs with drought
resisting crops, show greater certainty
of crops and more pork from an acre
than are usually secured from ordinary
feeds in other states.
Bulletin No. IS gives full particulars
of these experiments and is sent free
to any resident of Kansas who writes
for it to the Kansas Experiment Station,
Manhattan, Kan.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-05-10

"Among the first alarming, unmistak-
BILE evidences of despotic Entertainments,
and the downfall of freedom in any age
Or nation is the violent, hateful intol-
rance of all opposition--the lordly accusa-
ton and impeachments of all who dare to
hold opinions adverse to dominating part
les and factions, and the enlargement and
pampering and Haunting of armed forces.
Then it is that freedom and true patriot
ISM is menaced at home, and outlets for
ambition and martial conquest are fore
ed abroad. Word & Works.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-05-10

Man that is born of woman is small po-
tatoes and few in a hill. He riSeth up to-
day, fourisheth like a ragweed and tomor-
row, o. the day after, the undertaken has
him in the ice box. He goeth forth in the
morning warbling like lark and is knock
ed out in one round and two seconds.
In the middle of life he is in debt and the
tax collector purSueth him wherever he
goes. The banister of life is full of splin-
tiers and he slideth down with great rapid
ity. He walketh forth in the bright sun
light 10 absorb ozone and meeteth bank
teller with sight draft for S357.oo He
cometh home at eventide and meeteth the
wheelbarrow in his path; the wheelbar-
row raiSeth up and smiteth him to the
earth and runneth one Of its legs in his ear.
In the gentle springtime he putteth on his
summer clothes and blizzard striketh
hun far from home and flleth him full of
woe and rheumatism. He layeth up rich
IS i'll the bank and the president specu-
lateth in margin and then goeth to Canada
for his health. In the autumn he putteth
OF his winter trousers and a wasp that
abideth If them flleth him tull of intense
excitement. He starteth down cellar with
an oleander and goeth head-irst hastily
the oleander cometh after him and stitch
upon him. He stitch up all night for the
returns from Ohio and in the end learnett
that the other fellows have carried it
he buyeth watch dog and when he com.
eth home late from lodge the watch dog
treeth him and stitch beneath him till
rosy morn. He goeth TO the horseback
and betteth his money on the brown mare,
the bay gelding with blaze face winneth.
He marrieth redheaded heireSs with a
wart on her nose and the next day her
paternal ancestor goeth under with few
assets and great liabilities and cometh
home to live with his beloved son-in-law.
--Floater.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-05-10

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Take one candid thought before ii
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Remember it costs you nothing to
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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-05-10
Whisky Medicines.

The temperance press is emphasizing
the danger to the home in the use
Of medicines" which are loaded with,
whiskey or alcohol. In this respect
as well as in the remarkable charaC.
ers of their cures, DR. Pierce's medi-
cines differ from other preparations.
DR.. Pierce's Golden medical Discovery
and "Favorite Prescription" contain nc
alchohol, whiskey or other intoxicant,
and are equally free from opium, co.
caine and other narcotics. Every
family should have copy Of the PEG.
pies Common Sense Medical Adviser,
sent absolutely free, on receipt OF
stamps to pay expense Of mailing
only. Send 81 one-cent stamps for the
book in paper covers, or 81 stamps fol
cloth binding. Address DR.. r V.
Pierce, Buffalo, NY.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-05-10

There is a Little Joker" in that
Puerto Rican bill with vengeance. The
governing body of the island is to be a
house of two chambers. The members of
the council of upper house are not to be
elected by the people, but will be appoint
ed by the President of the United States.
This isn't all either. Franchises and
special concessions of all kinds to capita,
lists to build waterworkS, railroads, gas
works and furnish all kinds of public util-
tiles, are to be granted by this upper
house, without the representatives of the
Puerto Rican people having a thing in
the world to say about it. That is certain
ly a great graft for the Mckinley ad-
ninistration, and will probably enable it
tosecure several millions of dollars 'dona-
tons to the campaign fund this year.
Kansas Populist.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-05-10

Oberlin NJ. Carter, convicted of steal
ing 81, 72o,o 900 and who was one of a
party of prominent Republican officials
who stole more than twice that is at
last in the federal prison at Leaver.
worth where he will be a prisoner in
name only, for five years, if he is not
pardoned out sooner. If he had stolen
a horse or burgla-ized a store for suit
Of clothes, his sentence and imprison-
ment would have been ten years with
plain fare and hard labor. His accom-
plices go free and will continue their
stealing. Such is Republican law and
Republican justice. Stand up Mr.. Re-
publican, and tell us what y2u think of
this. Is it not time that there was at
least show of justice in the manage
ment of public affairs?
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-05-10

It should not be forgotten that most Of
the men who are posing as mlddle-of-the-
road Populists now, were in favor of re.
electing PETER as senator in 1897. As
PETER is now back in the Republican fold,
the result of following the advice of tie
middle-of-the-roaders then would have
been that Kansas would now have two Re-
publican senators instead of one. In fact,
whether he realizes it or lot, the middle
0f-the-roader is headed straight for the
Republican camp.-Kansas Populist.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-05-10

The recent decision by the Republican
members Of the supreme court declaring
the court of visitation unconstitutional is
one more evidence, if evidence were
needed, Of the absolute subserviency Of
this trust-ridden party to the dictates Of
any aud every corporation with which it
has to deal. 1t is just as well, anyway.
All efforts to control railroads and rail-
road rates have proven abortive and al.
ways will. The matter may as well be
faced boldly one time as another. Gov
eminent ownership is the only reredy
This will and should be the immediate
and most important issue in the coruing
campaign.