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People's voice., 1900-09-27

At Bryan's recent meeting at Atchison
when the audience was one of the largest
and most enthusiastic that ever greeted
him a young man in the audience per-
sisted in annoying him. The young
mau, who wore glaring red necktie and
had probably partaken Of two glasses Of
beer, kept shouting "Hurrah for McKin-
ley" at every opportunity. At length
Mr.. Bryan turned 10 him and demanded
to know to which Mckinley he referred.
He asked:
as it the Mckinley which denounced
Grover Cleveland's financial policy, or
the one which adopted it, Is it the Nc.
Kinley who said it is our plain duty to
give free trade to Porto Rico or the Nc.
Kinley who signed the bill taking free
trade away from Porto Rico? Is it the
Mckinley who said forcible annexation
would be criminal aggression or is it the
Mckinley who now believes in forcible
annexation and criminal aggression?
am glad to have a Republican cheer fol
his candidate, but I think we ought tc
know WHICH candidate he is endorsing. u
Call upon your Republican neighbol
for an answer. Is it the Mckinley who
personally desires to do what all good
citizens want done or is it the Mckinley
who is dominated absolutely by the little
coterie of rust magnates who are con
trolling the policy of the country fol
their own selfish ends and who are steer
ing this government onto the same rock;
that have wrecked every republic in his.
tory1
People's voice., 1900-09-27
HOOPS PILLS are the best cathartlc.
Chester |. Long Should be Beaten.

BY the action of the Hutchinson con-
vention last week the opposition to Ches-
ter l. Long have an opportunity to co..
centrate upon one candidate. The
farmers and producers of this congress
sional district can not afford TO be
mlsrepresented by Chester I. Long in
the halls Of congress for another two
years. Chester l. Long when accurately
analyzed will be found 10 represent
nothing in common with The great body
OF the people Of Kansas. His true con
s,ituency consists Of postmas,ers, fedslal
Office holders, national BANKERS and those
who expect and hope TO see this Ameri-
can republic continue in its present de-
parture from the traditions Of those who
founded it and framed its constitution.
Longs course in the late session of the
fiftv-sixth congress marks him as time
server, a self-seeker and fawner upon
official favor. Out of all the member
ship of that body it would be impossible
10 find an individual who would st etch
farther or bend lower to catch the ap-
proving smile of the official head of this
nation. In order to gain the approval of
the president he would forswear all the
convictions he ever was known to have.
He is without reverence for the conStitu-
ton. He would have this government
pursue policy that would rob the flag
Of its significance, and nullify the Decla-
ration Of Independence. His speech
upon the Porto Rican tariff measure was
plea for the trusts in disguise. In him
the trusts have a champion and the mo-
nopolists have plant tool. A Aprofessed
friend Of liberty, he has conspired
against tie industrial freedom of his fell
low citizens at home, and the political
liberty of the men of Porto Rico and the
Philippines abroad. He voted for the
perpetuation of the gold standard and
the legalization Of the national bank
trust, which is one Of the most internal
and far reaching conspiracies in the rec
People's voice., 1900-09-27

faith to Mayor Jones Of Ohio, man
without any party. They idolize Bryan
because they know his heart is right and
beats strong for human veal. The Pop
ulists are broad gauged and no respecter
of party. They are first, last and all the
time for men of principle. Their party
is greater today than ever before because
there are more great men who believe in
and advocate its principles. Populist
principles are at the front on every hand.
What shall we say Of Claud Duval,
the man who is to lead in the fight
against Long and his coterie Of post
masters and hired shouters? He is
vouched for by the staunchest and ablest
Populists in the state. He has been for
years in the forefront of the battle
against modern Republicanism. He has
helped to build up and popularize our
principles through successive campaigns.
His private character is irreproachable.
He stands high in the esteem of his fell
low citizens at home before whom his
life is an open book. He is able, vigor-
GUS and ambitious to serve his fellow cit
izens in higher station Of usefulness.
He has the gift Of making friends and
holding them. His friends are not
bounded by party lines He stands for
every political principle to which Chester
|. Long is opposed and against which
Long has voted and worked. When
Long has reviled us and said all manner
of evil against US as Populists Claud Du-
val has stood with us. He is pledged to
our principles, Chester I. Long is pledged
against us. We believe in the man who
has been our friend as against our politi-
cal enemy. Chester l. Long should be
beaten and he will be if we rally round
The standard upheld by Claud Duyal,
He stands upon our platform with W. J,
an.-Commoner.
People's voice., 1900-09-27

Regularly every year since 1890 Re-
publican papers and speakers have con-
fdently announced the death Of Popu-
lism. The usual campaign lies along
this line are being circulated, Long
lists of Aoppers who have not Topped are
printed In different localities for use else
where. Go back over the files Of any
Republican paper and every two years
the same reports of Populists going back
and of the death Of Populism can be
found.
People's voice., 1900-09-27

and consider for moment! Every spe-
cies Of property to be. measured by the
insufficient and varying quantity of gold
in the world; the entire quantity and
volume Of paper money to be turned
over to the associated national banks of
the country; the time honsred greenback
and treasury note based upon the credit
of all the people doomed to extinction
and the notes Of private corporation
usurers substituted In their stead; great
and valuable privileges and powers con-
ferred upon the national banks by which
they collect their revenues from the peo-
pies government and from the people
themselves; the government surrendering
its supreme franchise to issue money to
men like Pierpont Morgan and the
Standard Oil Co, IS people.
These are a few Of the infamies that
are chargeable to Chester l. Long. He
has taken special pains to oppose every
measure and principle for which Popu-
lists have. fought and contended for
years. He has attempted to give them
the lie upon every issue Of their party
platform. Now with monumental cheek
he asks for their votes to save him from
the political fate which he richly de-
serves. He and the postofice organs
ask for Populist votes by an appeal to
supposed party prejudices. The Popu-
lists have contended for great and vital
principles of government and always
rally to the support of those who stand
for them. They are not to be turned
aside by all appeal to childish whims
and prejudices. The Populists admire
and support men who believe as they do,
whatever party name they wear. They
love and honor Pingree though he calls
himself a Republican. They believe in
and swear by Altgeld, Democrat of
Democrats. They pin their unwavering
ord of vicious financial legislation. Stop
People's voice., 1900-09-27

Ex-Sheriff Boles and Clint Webb, two
prominent Republicans, were circulating
a petition in Fl. Scott a few days since
for Clemens nomination. The same
has been done elsewhere. 1t is the only
way a sufficient number can be obtained.
This is a sample of Republican campaign
methods. The result will be the same as
two and four years ago. Socialists will
not be caught byssuch chaf. Breiden-
thai is better Socialist than Clemens.
Has been longer and more actively iden-
tilted with the cause.
People's voice., 1900-09-27
Senter's Meetings.

As announced last week J. NJ. Senter
held meetings at Oxford and Belle
Plaine Monday and Tuesday evenings.
Both we're we'll attended and enthusiastic.
There were fully $50 in attendance at
Oxford and 800 at Belle Plaine. Mr..
Senter is an old time Populist and very
earnest and effective speaker. He speaks
at Milan Friday evening and at ArgOnia
Saturday evening.
People's voice., 1900-09-27

Dry, moist, scaly tetter, all forms Of &C.
zema or salt rheum, pimples and other Gu.
taneous eruptions proceed from humors.
either inherited, or acquired through de-
fective digestion and assimilation.
To treat these eruptions with drying
medicines is dangerous.
The thing to do is to help the system to
discharge the humors, and to strengthen
the digestive and assimilative functions
against their return.
Hoods Sarsaparilla can be confidently
relied upon to do that, according to thous-
ands OF voluntary testimonials.
1t effects radical and permanent cures,
II was troubled with eczema for some
time, but have had no return Of the disease
since taking Hoods Sarssparilla." ]. G.
HINES, Franks, Ills.
Il was troubled with plmples on my face
and back and chafed skin on my body.
Hoods Sarsaparilla cured me Of both
troubles" MISS ALvNA WoLTER, Box 2l2,
Algona, Wis.
Hood'S SGrssparfMa
is positively unequaled-the medicine for
all humors.
People's voice., 1900-09-27

According to Assistant Secretary OF
the Treasury Taylor, the Republican
congress will repeal the Chinese exclu-
sion act and permit the Boxers to food
the country with cheap labor. This
while 5000 miners are starving in the
United States. Workingmen Of Ameri-
ca, what do You think of the PROPOSE
ton? Is it not time to stop and think
People's voice., 1900-09-27
Gentlemen. Where Do You Siald?

The contracts for school textbooks
made under the law passed by Populist
Legislature all expire soon. The leg.sia-
ture 10 be elected This fall WI sicher re-
new this Popg.ist law and make pyoy.s-
ion for renewing the contracts or things
will 80 by default back TO the old chaotic
condition. The book trust was able to
line up all bul 3 Republican members
against any kind Of textbook legislation
in 1897 and it will control enough to
prevent any action in 1901 il there is a
Republican majority elected to the legs
lature this fall. We would respectfully
ask Of each Of the three Republican nom-
ilees in this county that they state their
position upon this question. Will you,
if elected, act with your party for the
book trust and for the restoration os for
mer conditions and prices or will you
break with it and vote for continuance
Of the present saving of over Il on cost
of books?
We wish further to call upon each of
the nominees to. define his position con-
corning legislation upon the manufacture
and sale Of oleomargerine. Chester l.
Long has declared openly for the great
packing houses in Kansas City as against
the manufacturers Of butter in his own
district. A bill will be before the state
Legislature as there has been every ses-
sion for years providing for tax and
certain regulation and control of the
manufacture of oleomargerine which if it
were enacted into law would give every
butter-maker in the state several cents
more for each pound Of butter. The
packing houses at Kansas City through
Republican politicians and by the vote of
large majority!Of the Republican mem-
bers have defeated every such bill. Will
you go with your party for the packing
houses of Kansas City or will you break
from it and vote in the interests of the
butter-makers of Sumner county?
Another question which each Of these
gentlemen should answer Hnd especially
Jas. Lawrence who. is the attorney fol-
the Hunter Milling Co. is what will you
do in the event OF all effort at further leg.
islation to break up the grain trust
otherwise known as the Grain Dealers
Association to which Governor Stanley
and the whole administration has beer
so friendly? This organization which is
openly defying the laws of the state and
which Attorney General Goddard refuses
to prosecute. VIII you stand with youi
party in favor Of letting this trust alone
or will you if elected work with Populist
members for what the Populist platform
demands, breaking up of this organi-
zation and for legitimate and untram-
meled business?
These are few of the questions vital
to the interests ofiSumner county people
and upon which they should be informed
how those asking for their support will
vote. We trust that these will be an
swered in some public manner soon as
there are others Of equal interest and i'm
portance which should be answered. also.
People's voice., 1900-09-27

The usual outcome Of a strike. The
strikers aggravated beyond endurance.
A few stones were thrown and the sher-
ifs posse fires killing several. Such is
the latest chapter in the great coal strike
in Pennsylvania and Republican papers
Justify conditions which produce this
and the result placing all of the blame
and responsibility upon the "riotous"
miners.
People's voice., 1900-09-27

Judge Ray spoke to good sized audi
ence at Mulvane on Monday evening on
imperialism. This and the Senter
meetings are the opening of the cam
paign in the county. Everything con-
nected with the meetings was very en-
couraging. They will both speak during
the week in the county.
People's voice., 1900-09-27

'Hunger is the best sauce" Yet
some people are never hungry, and
they get weak and sick. Hoods Sar-
saDarilla helps such people 1t tcreates
a good appetite, gives digestive pow
er and makes the whole body strong.
People's voice., 1900-09-27

~ would like for Mr.. BRYAN or any
other Democrat to tell me what trust
is. | believe there is not a trust in
the entire United Statesm Hanna
in recent speech.
People's voice., 1900-09-27

A Bryan and Breidenthal club will be
organized at the council chamber in the
city of Wellington this evening. All
supporters Of the Fusion ticket who can
should attend.
People's voice., 1900-09-27
BRYAN and BreidenthaI Club,

There will be a meeting at the coun.
Gil chamber Thursday, September "a,
1900, at 8 o'clock PM, for the purpose
OF organizing Bryan and Breidenthal
club. COMMITTEE.
People's voice., 1900-09-27
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People's voice., 1900-09-27
County.

That great Socialist, Golden Rule Jones
of Toledo, has declared for Bryan and
Stevenson.
People's voice., 1900-09-27

A new cement walk Is being
today ir front Of the building o.
pied by S. 81. Thomas second b
store,
People's voice., 1900-09-27

Sick Headache is cured by Hoods
Pills. 25c.
People's voice., 1900-09-27

A cold wave struck Southern Kansas
this morning. The temperature
went down to 81 degrees.
People's voice., 1900-09-27
Publication Notice.
In the District Court Of Sumner County,
State of Kansas

STATE OF hansaS.
Hsr.iet Benton.l
Frances K. Hull
aud Harriet B. Be-
amy, Executrices Of
the lsst VIII and Tes-
tpment OF Jchn W.
Benton, deceased,
and harriet Benton,
Frances X. Hull and
Harriet B. Bellamy
Plaintiffs.
VS..
The Central Trust
Company, Paul +
Coste, Receiver of
The Central Trust
Company, Joseph
Grave, Margaret
Grave, Unknown
Heirs and Devisees
OF Joseph Grave. de.
ceased, Defendants.
The State of Kansas TO the Central Trust
Company, Paul g Coste, receiver Of The
Central Trust Company, Joseph Crave,
Margaret Grave, Unknown Heirs and De-
visees OF Joseph Grave, deceased, Greet
ing:
You and each OF you are hereby notified
that vsu have been sued by the above naihrd
plaiutitfs in the above named court, and that
you must answer the petition against you
fled in the Cifice of the clerk OF said court by
the Sth day of No ovember. A. D.. 1900,
or the plslntlfs' petition will be taken as
true and jude ment VII be rendered against
you and in favor OF the plaintiffs quietlng
the er title to the east half tIa)tf the north
east quarter Cd OF section twenty (20), and
the west half 5I) Of toe northwest quarter
CHof section enty-ore. q. in township
IDi-ty one, 81, south, OF range three, 3, west,
n Sumner county II the state OF Kansas. and
forever barring all your claim to an interest
10 or lien upon said real estate, and for the
ccsis OF said action.
HERsICk & RoGERs.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
First Publication iu VOICE Sept. q, 100.
People's voice., 1900-09-27
PEOPLES PARTY TICKET.
National.


For President-W. j. BRYAN. .,
For Vice President-ADLAlE E. STEV ENSON
For Presd dentiar Blecunis-JOSIPH b. Fu-
GATE. ROBERT W. TURNEf, MIS-
BECE, AMES FALCON, JOSEPb b.
GOSRORN, + 1ANClS N. BRADY, TAY'
LOP RIDDLE. CARsTEN 7. OAcsTEN
SON OasRLES H. NICHOLAS. d. j.
ROETZEL.
State.
Ier Associate Justice-DAYlD MAhIIN;
For Governor-JOHN W. BRElDENTHAh
For Lieutenant Governor-A. NJ. HAhFEf
For Secretary of State-ABE FRAMES;
For State Treasurer-CONWAY MARShALIL1
For Attorney General ugh Z. .FAkRbLLl
For Auditor-E. J. WESTGATE.
For State superintendent HUMbAhULIRI
For Suptendent of lnsurance-W' MCNALLIL II!
For Congressmsn at LacPe-.l. D. BO!hiN
For Congressman .th Dist.-CLAUD DUNA AL
County.
For Probate Judge. G. HANDY.
For District ClerS-I. k0BT. GILLIAN.
For Superinteudent-CEO EO. c. WAKEFIELD
For County Attorneys. &. BU RNETIE.
For Commissioner. W. CHAPMAN.
For Senatorial. C. LANBE.
For Representative, 73rd dst-DR. J. A. EEA
For REPRESENTATIVE, 74th Gist-". L. FIELD
For Co. High School Trustees-h, All;
E. VAN HORN and FRANK BROWNEk
People's voice., 1900-09-27

Geo. Lester has bought the house in
the Second ward occupied by City
Marshal Cox.
People's voice., 1900-09-27

Goa! went up 81 a ton 10 New York
yesterday.
People's voice., 1900-09-27

Armoiy Hall has been rented and will
be Bryan headquarters after Oct. /.
People's voice., 1900-09-27
How Sumner County People Are Robbed.
tKANSAS CITY

This is an exact repre-
sentation of the line of
the Santa Fe from Kas-
sas City to Galveston,
taken from their map.
The Rock Island is par
allel and the distances
are practically the same.
The rates are the same
over all roads. The
shortest route over any
road from Kansas City to
Galveston is over zoo
miles greater than the
distance here given from
Wellington to Galveston.
The following are dis
tances and rates per
buShel on wheat over the
Santa Fe.
Wellington to Kansas
City. 96? miles,. Sic
Wellington 20 Galveston,
40 miles. rs. &c
KeDsas City to Galveston.
952 miles. ...............9,9 &c
Chicago 20 Kansas Litv,
45S miles. sic
The bulk of the wheat
shipped from Sumner
county goes direct TO
Galveston.
People's voice., 1900-09-27

DR.. W. M. Martin has purchased the
old L. K. Myers property 10 the Fifth
uard
The age-herald., 1900-12-31
Cotton Letter.

New Orleans, December -Notwithstand- ing the very liberal movement, Liverpool opened with good advance of 8-64 on De- cember, which must have been caused by covering by some beiated shorts. The other months showed only an improvement of 2-6i at the opening. This advance was lost, however. and the market closed about 1A-64 lower than yesterday. Spots are quot ed firm, 1-52d up, at 51kd on small sales of 4000 bales. Our market opened BOA points up, and after narrow fluctuations closed 1l2 points higher than yesterday. Spots are quoted steady and unchanged at s3sd on sales of 300 bales on the spot and 300 to arrive. Trading on the exchange is very limited. as nobody wants to enter into new deals until after January 1, and the market
The age-herald., 1900-12-31
STEADY ADVANCE IN THE COTTON MARKET Opening Price Was the Most Pronounced in Near Months. SHORTS WERE FRIGHTENED Foreign Business Small as It Was Lent to the Bull Side and Helped to
 Give Market Steady
 Start.
SHORTS WERE FRIGHTENED

New York, December 2e.-The cotton market opened steady with prices 1 to 6 points higher, the advance being most pro- nounced in the near months The primary cause for the improvement was fear on the part of the January shorts that over holiday developments would prove adverse to bear interests. Dispatches to the effect that exporters were becoming nervous owing to the small lines of desirable grades cotton on sale in the South and predictions for materially smaller receipts after the first of the year intensified the longing of near months shorts to even up.' U
 The cables were steady as had been ex- pected foreign business small, though it was, went to the bull side of the account and helped to give the market a steady start. Investment business was totally lacking; few orders came through from the South or West. The late months most of the morning were left severely alone. The December position was entirely nominal. On the call and export house bid 9.9O for a small lot and offered several hundred bales at 1O-1O. Receipts at the ports and interior were moderate The market for futures closed quiet and steady with prices net 5 points higher to one point lower.
 New York, December 29.-Cotton dull middlng, 10 5-16; receipts net, HOO; gross receipts, 3121; sales, 25; stock 80,346; ex- ports to Great Britain, 62; export to contt- nent, 2429.
 Total today: Net receipts, S1307; exports to Great Britain, 6O76 exports to continent, 2, 239; stoch, LOOT 2S0.
 Consolidated: Net receipts 37,907 ex ports to Great Britain, 6O76; exports to con- t;nent, g, 239.
 Total since September 1: Net receipts, 44S9S41; exports to Great Britain, 1, ,625, ,130; exports to France, 365, ,Oo3; exports to conti- nent, 1,149,516.
The age-herald., 1900-12-31

posters. Now, for the information or the above experts I will state so they VIII knoM not to tell any more lies. except they oo so wflfully and maliciously, that until com com menced to exclusively treat private o,s eases as a speciality was mempeF oL ens State Medical Association; also secretary of the Cullman County Medical Soclety anu n' one of it's board of censors. or medlcai es aminers. (See Transactions of MeaIcat Al, xa eociation of Alabama. ISs7, for uroef)- will still give special attention to private tlot oles, and also treat at my oftice paeier.9 .I',, with any disease they may trust so my care.
 refer you with permission to t1rst Es Tas tional Bank, Alabama National Bank, - ger ferson County Savings Bank and I5'. 5teliser fe,. Bros, Bankers. as to my responsibility 10, , my contracts. cure many patients py hia,' 1 treatment. Write for prices and terms. ~ . dress Dr. Y. D. Holloway, lsOlhz Seconu avenue, Birmingham, Ala.
 Office, Second avenue and Eighteenth opposite postoffice.
 Office hours, S:30 a. m. to 5:SO D. m. Sui1 days, 10 a. m. to 12 m.