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People's voice., 1900-11-08

The war spirit, militarism and greed
seem to be having an inning not in oul
own county alone but all over the
world. In England recent elections
have placed the stamp OF approval upon
the Boer war and all Of its atrocities.
The elections held Tuesday seem to
place the stamp of approval i'll this coun-
Try upon the Philippine war and the
turning over the control OF aftans to the
trusts and the money power. We have
stated repeatedly and still believe that
the only remedy for the growing evils
and injustice of our social system IS So
cialism. If il could have come gradual
ly under Bryan and the growth and
power Of the trusts been checked gradu-
ally and government ownership OF rail-
roads, telegraphs and some other things
been brought about SOON ii would have
been the best solution Of present difficult
ties. As matters now stand present coll
ditions must intensity until they become
intolerable to the commoh man. Most
important commodities will be handled
as are the products of petroleum by the
Standard Oil company direct from the
manufactory to the consumer. The
profits and the business OF the retailer
will be eliminated from year to year as
they are being today and absorbed BY
the giant trusts that have already ceme
TO be well nigh all-powerful until by the
end of another four years of Mckinley,
Hanaa and the trusts the leaders in re-
volt against conditions which they are
now encouraging will be the country
merchants whose business has been
wiped out as the small dealers have been
in all the large cities by the department
store.
A few men today absolutely control
the price of transportation Of all COM
modities and nearly all important articles
of consumption. These same men control
and dictate the policy Of the Republican
party and now that the administration is
in power for another four years will reap
the reward of their liberal donations 10
the Republican campaign fund.
No such taxing power ever rested in
the hands of few men in tine worlds
history as today rests i'll the hands of The
few hundred men who control the great
industries of this country. That it will
be used more mercilessly than ever in
the past there can be no doubt and that
it all points to socialism as the final and
only possible solution Of the evils to-
ward which we are tending is also true.
People's voice., 1900-11-08
promises to cure and keeps the promise
Accept no substitute for it.
TIE GAIKWAR OF BARODA.
An Indian Prince Whom the Enrli.h
Hold In the Highest
Esteem.

The gaikwar Of Baroda. who is pay
Ing his fourth visit TO England, is
Known in India as "a model prince"
and in Europe as an enlightened sdvo-
cate Of progress. Born in 1861, be has
now ruled the important state Of Pa,
roda with conspicuous success snd ad-
vantageto his subjects during 20 years
In that period he has devoted his chief
attention to works calculated to bon-
eiit his people, and to improve their
condition from the moral as we'll as
the material standpoint. The gaikwar
is great patron Of education, hav.
ingfouaded many schools and colleges
and specially interested hirasslf In the
thorny question. In India, OF female
education. He is now giving further
proof OF hi: zeal In educational mai.
ters by the decision he has formed of
sending his eldest son 10 Oxford. and
some Of his younger sons to schools
In England. This is a startling deci-
zion on the part Of a prince of high
caste and royal rank. His highness
has shown himself in another respect
quite above the practice of most orr
entails in being a strict monogamist.
The presen; maharani, mother of al!
his children except the eldest, was q
princess Of Devas, and accompaniesher
husband on his tour.
People's voice., 1900-11-08
Bears IN MackIntosheH

Something that on rainy days may
fix the eye of the passer-by in front of a
furrier's establishment is the figure Of
bear in q macintosh. This may be a
bear mounted on wheels, one that can
be rolled out and in, to and from the
sidewalk, left out in stormy weather,
TO serve its purposes as a sign, but still
protected in some degree by wrapping
rubber blanket around it; but it is
more likely to be bear standing on
some fixed support attached to the
front OF the building and placed there
10 stay. Here, out in all sorts of wealth
er and day and night continuously,
il not protected, at least in the heav-
ier storms, the bear would soon wear
out or get rusty and dilapidated; and
SO these bears that have to stand out
side, whatever the weather, may some
times be seen protected By rubber
cover made for the purpose and put on
upon occasions.-N. Y. Sun.
People's voice., 1900-11-08
charged.

The Rev. Charles a. Miicueii, Whu
taS cHOS,u SuEtnLt hdtit VI t,c
Nhite Cross 81 c'ety OF The II SScuri
NOmeu's Christian Temp, rincr u, II
asJ week, lectured at Jue Ualrn lI,,
sion, Kansas City, SATURDAY hl.lt ui
the SLoject, The BAD Gin" " !ieS sac
ne was not there lU tax abui t iali,n
yume1, but abIut tie "slliy. 10
,-h, g,Cdy, krO~-nuthiug, Ci-gu>t NJ.
7mpty -head=d SucItiy duG scu,UI eIrI,
IL 90 not mean To Say ha' a., society
tud school giriS are thot WAY hr
said, bit do say that II ~ shame
ind disgrace that :" may 81 them arr
that way. They are NTH 20 DecOmr
wives or mothers, am n wonder There
we're 10000 divorces 10 Ine United
states last Year, aud lhal mrn are
c instantly driven To drink" He DE-.
c ared that mother who would not
teach her daughter 10 ok and be
economical ought to be prohibit d ny
raw from raising children, and hat a
girl that flirts or gO's gadding on the
streets, or who will permit her gentle
nan companion 20 kiss or cireSs her
1t the garden gate or in the hallway,
nr who will stay out buggy riding uu-
tll after midnight, j. treading along a
dangerous course, and parents whn
will allow their daughters to get into
such habits and practices are scarcely
competent to raise children. He th' o
denounced the chewing OF gum and
rainting. "There are four animals
that chew-the cnw. The sheep. the
goat and silly girl. The COW rhews
her cui slowly modestlv. hut the
girl goes at it like she was p"und'nV
rhe Sonrann end OF a piano" On tho
question Of marriage he said that
Slch girls as he desc ibed devoted
most Of their thoughts to getting
married. "rhe biggest 'ie the devil
aver Matched is that a girl NAV re-
form man .bv marrying him, vet
this is what many gJrlS say when thov
are reminded that thev keep the COM
pany OF dissOlute men,"
People's voice., 1900-11-08
Birds WeiI-FiIIed Larder.

We hear in natural history circles q
good deal about the balance of ma
ture," and the following well-authenti-
Gated story comes from Northampton
shire: A sparrowhawk was killed when
feeding her young on July l. Four
days later, when the nest was exam
ined. it was found that the little male
bird had made due provision for the
family, having brought home As birds
viz: Six larks, nine swallows, one
bullfnch, seven robins, six sparrows,
six hedge-sparrows, nine blue-tits,
three chaffinches and one wren. 1t is
to be regretted that no rats or mice
were found, which, of course, an owl
or kestrel would have provided.-West'
minister Budget.
People's voice., 1900-11-08
All for the Trusts.

With Mr.. Mckinley openly SoEcitous
for the protection of what he calls "the
good trusts" and failing to see any "bad
trusts" within the,range of his vision;
with Mark Hanna bluntly declaring that
there are no trusts in the United States,
only "benefcent corporations" and
with Secretary Of War, Root, Senator
Beveridge and former Comptroller Eek
els swelling the chorus lifted in praise of
this alleged trust bene6cence, it is easy
to see Just where the Republican party
stands on the trust issue.
This attitude Of the president and his
advisers is the genuine and consistent
attitude of the republican national or
ganization toward the monopoly syndi-
Gates from which it draws its financial
support. Its platform declarations against
the trusts are, necessarily, the rankest Of
bunko utterances, intended only to foo
oyercreulous voters. The party is pledg-
ed to do the will of the trusts in every
department of the government, and it is
because Of this plain understanding that
the trusts are moving heaven and earth
to keep the republican party in control
of the government.
The situation is so plain that only a
blinded man should fail to see its signif-
canoe in all its clearness. Something
over four years ago one Mark Hanna, of
Ohio, trust magnate and firm believer
in the trust idea, took up one William
Mckinley and began grooming him for
the presidential nomination. Mckinley
was already under obligations 10 the
syndicates and was willing to do their
bidding. Hanna, with the money and
power of the trusts behind him, forct
the republican party to nominate Nc
Kinley at the St. Louis convention.
Again with the money and power of the
trusts used to their fullest he brought
about the election OF Mckinley, pledged
body and soul to the trusts. In the four
years that have followed the trust evil
has grown in this country as never be.
fore. With it have come the even more
ominous evils of imperialism and militaI.
ism, the spawn of trustism.
The Mckinley outfit is trust outfit;
nothing more and nothing less. 1t is in
public life to do the bidding of the trusts
1t has never once failed to sacrifice the
rights of the people to the privileges Of
the trusts when the trusts demanded the
sacrihce.-St. Louis Republic,
People's voice., 1900-11-08
Nothing
Tastes Good

And eating is simply perfunctory done
because 1t must be.
This is the common complaint Of the
dyspeptic.
II eating sparingly, leaving much OF the
hght meal provided, would cure dyspepsia,
few would suffer from it long.
The only way to cure dyspepsia, which is
difficult digestion, is by giving vigor and
tone to the stomach and the whole,diges-
tive system. 1t is therefore cured posi-
lively and absolutely by Hoods sarsapa-
rilla.
The testimonial Of Frank Fay, l06 y.
Street, South Boston, Mass, voluntarily
given like thousands OF others, should lead
to trial OF this peculiar medicine. @My
niece" he writes, "was a great sufferer
from dyspepsia for six years. She tried
many medicines in vain. She had no appe-
tite and was troubled with sour stomach
and headaches. After taking two bottles
o; hoods Sarsaparilla she was we'll"
FOODS SarSana9'iEEa
promises to cure and keeps the promise.
Accept no substitute for it.
People's voice., 1900-11-08
Paw Up and Get a Premium.

We are especially desirous of getting
our subscription list brought up as
closely as possible. To do this the fol-
lowing offer is made: All parties who
pay one year in advance will be credited
up to Jan. I, 1902, and will also have
sent them the Farm Journal to Jan. I,
1905. This is one Of the best farm pa
pers published. We are also prepared
to furnish any paper or magazine to
VOICE subscribers at the lowest club
bingl rate given. Subscribers should
call at the Office or write us berore select
ing the winters reading. We CAN SAVE
YOU MONEY.
People's voice., 1900-11-08
Sweet Sleep.

All our senses do not slumber stimuli.
taneously. They fall into insensibility,
one after another. First the eyelids OBJ
scure sight, and the sense of taste is
the next to lose susceptibility. Smell
ing, hearing and touch then follow.
Touch is the lightest sleeper and most
easily aroused. After touch, hearing
soonest regains consciousness. Slum-
Der commences with the feet and works
its way up to the center of the nervous
action. The sense of small is the last
TO awake.-Detroit Free Press.
People's voice., 1900-11-08
POINTED PARAGRAPHS

Every cloud has silver lining-so
lawyers say.
The ignorant are more skeptical thar
the knowing ones.
Nothing so completely takes the cour-
age out of man as pity.
? Man is compelled to work for what
some other animals get free.
Even the oldest inhabitant mas "a
bow to the will of the youngest.
There is no question about tears be
ing the crying need Of humanity.
Remember Samson's fate and be very
careful how you use your jawbone.
It's only half as bad TO make
monocle of yourself as It is a spectacle
Good qualities are jewels that only
good breeding can set off to advantage
About all some weather prophets can
truthtully predict is storms of indig'
nation.
! The fisherman sometimes makes the
mistake Of batting his breath instead Of
his hook.
Marriage is responsible for the great,
est human happiness-also for the
greatest human misery.
With all the gold We are sending
abroad just How we are sending people
who know how to distribute it.
Some men can make little money
60 a long way. A mechanic recently
drew copper cent out into $500 feet
Of wire.
A woman who weeps is net pleasing
object, but it must be consoling to
some husbands to know that women
who are addicted to the tear-sheddine
habit never throw fatirons.-Chicsgs
Daily News.
People's voice., 1900-11-08
WICHITA AND
WELLINGTON.
The Couuly High School and Wichita
Eleyens to Meet here Saturday.
AIya Game is CaIlId OFF.

The game GstWeen the NurihweSl-
era NImaIuf Ava, Q. j.. inJ tn'
fiigh scuUOi can here b. ua,- 5r,
piayeG Frlday has b-eD oeciareu m a>
're HIGH >cEoni bU,s are 40 play ine
Wl.hnd High >cnuO. htIc NJ, aIdal
ie l0Ih.
fms game promises iu br ~
nan the Idd,an ( ne IS he Wcrt
tam has e-rn,d the r'pata IN &"
D ing quick. teacy pay =, ".f'S'
eam waIk Is IA atuYr ihr ~ rage
;ue game wi b. .Ilcd ~ 3 p III. 81,
line iOOG ball srulni. 10 I east ui tu,
court house. Sra,- wl,l D.. ruFu sd q
nd an admission Of y cents viii he
charged.
People's voice., 1900-11-08
His First Bee-stinG.

David Henry, aged three, not being
acquainted with the peculiaritits of the
insect took a half-frozen bee into his
hand one day recently. and soon there
after was wailing vigorously. His
mother rushed to the door.
'0h, the poor child has been stung
by a beel" she exclaimed.
z "T-t-tain't a BIB bee-e-e." sobbed the
victim; it's b-bbear-r-r-rl")Judge. b. .
People's voice., 1900-11-08

A recent issue Of the Denver PoS'
has a story nearly a column lonI re-
fprring to the Rev. NJ. 5. MaySe O.
Wellington. The story IS printed
under = five-irch scare head, and says
thai Rev. Mayse has clipped from Wei
lington and is supposed to be Ia Dsn
yer. where a man answering his des'
cription was seen bv the police. Rev.
Mavsp is in Wellington, and has not
eloped with anybr dy. The POST
article is the work Of an imaginative
desk-writer. who secur, d just enough
facts concerning the church affair on
which tn haGea story and weave a
first-class fake.
People's voice., 1900-11-08
Impossible on n Typewriter.

Dribbler-In my opinion, man who
writes an illegible hand does II because
he thinks people are willing to puzzle
over it. In other words, he is the per-
sonifcation OF conceit.
Scribbier-Not always. Sometimes q
man writes illegibly, not because he is
eonceited, but because he is modest.
"Modestl What about?"
"About his spelling."-Stray Stories-
People's voice., 1900-11-08

This summer one of the pet theories
Of the Niagara river men has been
smashed. AS far back as the earliest
histories of the Niagara frontier 60,
1t has been said that human bodies
were stripped of their clothing only by
passing over the falls. When 1t has
been suggested that the lower rapids
were as apt as the falls to remove
clothing from body the oldest of the
rivermen have ridiculed the idea,
says the Buffalo Express. The
rivermen, however, have been contra.
dicted. and now the proof is strong
that they were but poorly posted on
the powers Of the rapids. Two bodies
In passing through the lower rapids,
those of Gertrude Roth. late of Al
ientown, Pa, and John Delmage, late
of Niagara Falls, were completely di.
vested of wearing apparel, and the
body of the late Rev. John O'Donnell,
Of New York, lost the most of the
clothing while going from the railway
steel arch bridge to Queenston. Two
Of those named committed suicide by
jumping into the river from points
close to the railway arch bridge, and
one Of them jumped from the bridge.
The rivermen take consolation from
the fact that their theory stood for
over 100 years before persons with a
suicidal mania forsook the falls and
chose the lower rapids as their jump.
ing-of place.
People's voice., 1900-11-08
Moving Wheat.

Kansas farmer>-at least Sumre
county farmers-are confronted witt
al unpreCtoeuled condition this fall.
Some OF The Snlt wheat Is su td.l tha;
there is danger uf lt jpiuLlng. III ]
dUes this, hard freezing will kill it.
An experiment is being tried nsal
Conway Springs which, II suc"I ssful,
will prevent it from POINTING. FarGers
are mrwing their wheat, the "hirc
being to hold il back. TIE outcome
of this experiment. will b. "",cIeo
with interest. Some peop say 1t is
feasible, and will have The deSlreo
effect.
The wheat IN one field near Con.
way Springs actually measures twen-
ty-four inches iu height. Billy"
Frantz, a we'll known farmer OF that
local ty, was 10 wellington and said
that he mpa asurpd the wheat Under
sheriff W. NJ. Copeland, who travels
over the county good deal on uffic-
ial business, says there iSany quantity
of W heat in the county which viii
measure ten and fifteen inches 1t
does not stand erect but falls over.
covering the ground with a THO
mat OF greer.
The wheat which has attained surl
Ihpu.menal growth and is cau-ins
anxiety in some Quarters, is the S0f
variety which was sown early in SeT-
temher and received the benefit q
the week of rains following. and the
fine growing weather since that time.
People's voice., 1900-11-08

Fl. F Smith, viii T Vmls, W. p.
Voils and Or. S W. Splitter have r.
Gently put furnaces in their resi-
dences. The work OF putting in tn
furnace at Fl. F. Smiths residence is
still in progress. A furnace will also
be placed 10 his drug store. Two car
loads of material for that purpose
have arrived. W. R. Spicknall has
let the contract for hot water and
steam heating system TO be placed in
his residence.
People's voice., 1900-11-08

Six Santa Fe crews were pulled off
at this nlace this morning. They
have had reenlar cars during the
stick rush. aDG as the ruSb is abnrt
over thew were put back n the extra
board. The conductors are McDfn-
iels, Miner, Montford, Robinson,
Logan and Britt0n.
People's voice., 1900-11-08

Ger. b. Grouse OF Wellington, has
secured the contract for putting 10
the heating apparatus and doing the
plumbing work in DR.. J c. Halls new
teu-room residence ut MPdford. DR..
Hall IS a scnin-law Of John Murphy.
formerly Of Wellington.
People's voice., 1900-11-08
A PuLLIer.

'You smericaines half zee gr-r-reat
athletes. True. But wait. Zee
Fr-r-renchman on'erstant zee tr.
Trick. He will SO much improve!
iyait ontil zee mex centennial Aha,
lou ar-r-e not in eet!"
"You say the Frenchman will i'm
prove?"
"Yes, sare." :.
"And what viii the Americans be
doing in the meantime, m'sieur?"-
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
People's voice., 1900-11-08
Foundation of Enrnne.

A scientific statistical work just
published fixes the population of Eu-
rope at 3S1,OOO,OOO, an increase of TO-
100000 since 1870, or an annual in
:rease Of about 5000, ,OGO.-N. Y. Jour
nal.
People's voice., 1900-11-08
Checkmated,

Cobwigger - What is it that is
troubling Freddie so much?
Mrs. Cobwigger-He joined two Sun
DAY schools and they are both going
to have their strawberry festival on the
same Cay.-Judge.
People's voice., 1900-11-08

c. F. Bates now claims the credit of
first applying the term ''Bosco" to I. P.
Parsons. Mr.. Gillian nor his friends are
responsible for it.
People's voice., 1900-11-08

Two interesting items Of news come
from Avon township, At least FIVE and
probably seven men who came to harvest
and whose homes and voting places are
elsewhere swore in their votes and all
voted the republican ticket. Reports
similar to this come from other town
ships. In this same township eight votes
were cast for the prohibition state and
national ticket and every one of the
eight voted1for J. NJ. Ready. The
jointists of the county supported Ready
as it was knowh they would. Further
information and comment along these
lines will be given later.
People's voice., 1900-11-08

Poor Showing from This Country.
During the year 1898 52,661 vessels,
of 34.233,5SO tons, entered and cleared
Chinese ports. OF these vessels 743,
Of .239.l52 tons. were American.
People's voice., 1900-11-08
FOraFewDays
q
P|uL.0SBOBNE'
OF Wichita
Will be in Wellington
Nov. IL TO 20
Eyes Tested Free

If others have failed call and ia k
with him.. He is specialist in fitting
glasses. Do not trust so delicate an
organ to one who is not skilled in the
science Of Optics.
DO YOU HAVE HEADACHE?
Call on him. lie will tell you II it is
your eyes?
DO the lines of reading sometimes
blur? Are you nervous. Have you
stomach trouble? These are all some
times caused by eye strain. All work
ground to order.
Prices reasonable. Work first
class.
People's voice., 1900-11-08

Republicans elect all of the congress
men except in the sd district in Kansas.
]. r. Burton will doubtless be sent TO the
United States senate to succeed Baker.
People's voice., 1900-11-08

Do not fail to attend the farmers in
stitute Nov. II, as mentioned on another
page. In addition to the announcement
then made there will be an evening ses-
sion.
The Agricultural College is supported
by the state and nation. 1t is splendidly
equipped and is doing grand work.
Come and hear the professors who will
be here and.get the bulletins and other
publications sent out from the institu-
ton.
People's voice., 1900-11-08

Cuba the Great Sugar Producer.
Cuba is the greatest sugar-producing
country in the world. and it's normal
crop Is about 100000 tons.
People's voice., 1900-11-08

First Mckinley prosperity item for
Wellington: Six Santa Fe train crews at
Wellington were laid off this morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-06
down by The government in 1881 and

down by the government in 1881 and
1895.
Reviewing the negotiations, Sir Will
lam said the great misfortune was that
the men consulted in regard to the sit
uation in South Africa We're the au-
thors OF The raid and the "helois of
Park Lane. Here Mr. Chamberlain
inteisjected.
Does The right honorable gentleman
mean II assert that the persons TO
whom he refers We're consulted by the
colonial Office and that no others Were
consulted
The Iipsgal statesman parted the
question
Regarding tfs attacks on the South
African committees If which he was :,
member, Sir W'tlham Vernon Harepuit
said the only reaspli 50 ias' as be was
aware, thai The investigation was NOT
pursued farther MAS that the commit
tee would have II fNassenfble during
The folioasing Session 9 parlIiniailt ana
The author 81 ~. lssia had sullieieln in-
tliiel1'e lis lsle Stne siie tne house Q
Rfsyeiit ms ;li5pQ.etmsn, 81 the esiii-
niittee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-06

Kills Them-Rheumatic pains, lame
back, diarrhma, sprains. pleurisy, sore
throat and frost Mulfs Light
ming Pain Killer. Twenty-Five cents.
For sale by the Mcbride & Will Drug
Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-06

FRESH NEW DRESS GOODS

Very Latest Creations for the season
of 1900 in both Black and Golors! Our
Dress Goods section is better prepared than
ever before for the Spring demand and
our matches stocks containing every de-
sirahle new weave and oolcrins is now
nearly complete and new things are arriv-
ing BY every train.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-06
Michigan insurance Companies

l.arziile, Mich Feb. 6 The cld7line
md island marine insurance eolSpanies
~ fiag in MieMisan wrote this
ssa;e riske agereuatlllg $Sis.545eo4 dlir-
We Dit last calendar Year as ii9Wn by
8n advance report completed by Insur-
Commissioner Stevens teiia This
aegregate Of loss paid vas S2,6441t6 and
II losses Incurred - s26.27s Wh6e the
frenli1frs collected amounted 70 St1iii-
4se. The specific fax due the state OF
this business is Sl21.il5S
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-06
gfsts.

krause's Cold Cure is all the name
implies an absolute cure for cold in
lthe head cold in the chest-in fact. cold
| in any par, of The body. Not necessary
to go TO bed or neglect your work while
taking the medicine. Sold by w. II.
Evans, druggist. li3 East Main street,
and Geo. p. Powers, % East Main
| street.