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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-10-12

The following explains why the
wear 1900 will not be counted among
leap years. The year is 365 days,
5 hours and 40 minutes long; Ill
minutes are taken every year to
make the year 1861 days long, and
every fourth year we have an extra
day. This was Julius C@sar's ar
rangement. Where do these IL
minutes come from2 They come
from the future and are paid. by
emitting leap year every 100 years.
But if leap year is omitted regularly
every Tooth year, in the course of
400 years it is found that the IL
minutes taken each year will not
only have been paid back, but that
a whole day will have been given up.
So Pope Gregory XIII, who i'm
proved on Caesars calendar lin 1852
decreed that every centurial year di-
visible by four should be a leap, year
after all. So we borrow eleven min
utes each year, more than paying
our borrowings back by emitting
three leap years in three centurial
years, and square matters by having
a leap year in the fourth centurial
year. Pope Gregory's arrangement
lis so exact that the borrowing and
paying back balance so close that we
borrow more than we pay back 20
the extent of only one day in 1856
years.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-10-12

Through Tickets.an Baggage Checked
to all points
For rates and other information, address
FRED. HUsEMAN, Il. p. A., Wheeling.
w. j ROBINSON, q. II. A.,
Parkersburg, w. Va
w. II. Osborn, Southein Tray. aAg't..
Pomeroy, Ohio.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-10-12

A new heat motor has lately been intro
duced which operates without valves or ex-
haust, using the same air over and over again
at each stroke, and except for small amount
Of leakage would run indefinitely by the
simple application of heat and The cooling
medium.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-10-12
quo RIVER RAILROAD
" TIME TABLE

Taking eject Feb. 10, 1889. Passenger
trains will run as follows, Central Time,
All trains daily except those marked thus
I which do not run on Sunday.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25

StraBe.-$sO0 flr Cots an
Sames StraBe +; $500 fir 2cts an
SsGa,nine Strabe, nabe Mrcabe. $500
fir Cots nabe Bel ben ct. parl Stcd
Daros. - $500 fiir 2pts rate Bel ben
WtiuneapoIis Stod Oaros. @ir bauen
AUDI Gduier 3u letGten 8ahlnngS . Be-
binennSen.
- Snbn @tgrih, Moore 9lDd,
3immer /, Steben eden, Fat folsenbe
Bargains 5000 per StGd, fault 2
2ots, e.nen @lod bon Slh 9art Stops
entfernt, MIR $50 baar, @eit tpie gez
tuiniht $4,000 tauft elm 9aus neblf 6
8immer unb Sheuer, 100 GuB Auaos
rat gdlot, $500 baar Neit In l-2-3
Sabren. $1,000 tauft Elm 0aus NIT 6
2immer 2ot unb Stall nur $500 bnar
Nsit tpie gepiinf@t.- $4,000 tauft Qaus
NIT 9 8inamer an Miblanb gpe., ,1su
eineeridtst. $1,000 baar g2eit nte &C..
piini9t. $4,000 tauft 0aus NIT 9
3immer,1 an 81. Mntbonb Mpe.. $1,000
baar, @eit tpie getpiinidt. $4,000 fault
6 8irnmer !Qaus unb Got nit gatem
Stat, @eff iiebente Str, $500 baar,
Meif wie setpinidt.
SO. s. 8Iatempre, LOB
Drate Blpd, 3. Strabe apilmen Sad,
ion unb eiblep Fat fotgerbs Barsains
au bertaufen: ShDne 2Dts 1T s. s.
@tput's Mbbition /; iebr bt0tee 2pt Fin
Blpd IL Summit Bart MbSitipr. Ia
neue Qduier In Madubin unSM aribaQ'a
Mboiton iebr biIig 3u nertaufen unb su
nertauiden. 2 nele 9duier an aibs
LAMB Mpe. 3uiiden CT. Mlbans uno
@rotto Ctr. @erfdtebene 9duier I'm
9aice Ctr. Dtfrict bon $l4OO-$25OO.
ginige fhbne Cots In Madubin unb
MariboQ'S Iobitton iebr biQig.
= Das folsenbe @runbeigentIum IL
gu nertaufen BET etnselner 2pts Dbel
Mder ait t1pnatIiAe Dber ienf pafenbe
8eaahluneen: 10 2pts, 800 PET Stld
IS 2cts, 5000 per Stid; so 9ots
$3.50 per Stid so 2ots, $500 pei
Stid; 80 2ots. $500 per Stid
l Sol, $3.50 ; 5 2ots, $500 per Stad
5 2ots, 5000 pet Stid ; 5 2uts, $1,000
per Gtid; 4 Qots, $1,000 per Stid
4 2pts, $4,000 per Stid 4-5 Gder
$3.50 per Slider 5 Mder, $500 pc
9dsr; As older, 5000 pc. Qder 4!
ELDER, 5000 per Slider 2-5 older, &0'
per @d., ; 4 Ndsr, $500 per Slider
% Qder, $500 pet Ndet; Il Slider
$500 per Idsr; 2 Nder, 5000 pc
Slider ; 8 Wder, $1,000 per Slider. Ser
fdiebene 9duier unb Cots biQtg a1 Der
|faufen bel S. S.
'l476 Slice 5trabs, 3immer IA uno L
i'm 2 @tpd.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25

@rpBe Bargains In @eiBSeugen>
Gtidereieu, Strumpfpaaren, Spnnens
1dirmen unb allen anbern DRIP @ocSS
Bel gpr 8rpS & 60, 20 Oft Ute
Strabe.
-Tiiber&Tifber Samenbdnbs
Ter, $50 Sadion ctr. eriuat jeben
M~arttgdrtner ibnt feline Morefe auf els
nee 9oitnrte e~inyaienben, bamit er
bemfelben feline ipeeial @retslife 3as
lenben Tam. St bat cas- fdbnife
unb ausseiudteite 2aser BON Samen
aIer Mrt tn ct. Saul. $50 Sadlon
Ctr. 2 Tbiiren bu,a Merdants !4otel.
ba
- Bei 8. g. Scales, 8lumer1s
sdrtner. @de Geoar uub 8ueiter Strabe,
inoet mar, edit importirte boadnbiihe
8lumensuiebeln. BefteQuneen fiir gln'
~p1ansungen eenpntrner. 8luuner Saas
men Direct importirt. GdDne 8lumen
INNER porrdtbig. Beionoere Mufmerts
famteit Decpratipnen eemibmet. Teles
pbpn 117-3. ba
- GtabImann Brewing
60. tpar ifets beniibt bem biertrt1s
fenben publicum Elm reines, BON belten
Bacterial gebrartes 8ier bprJulesen
unb 1T beBbalb Der tngebeure Mufs
1htruna ibres @eiddftes geniigenber
8eueis, taB ibr Streben bonn 9ublis
cum getpiirbiet tuirb. @ir t5rnen bas
ber niat umbin, ibr &es> iotpie Slas
1denbier auf's Bette gu empfehlen.
8eitelIunseu mlDgen enttpeoer tn Der
8rauerei ait Der Meif z. Strabe poer
erp Telebpr, eernadt tuorben. ba
- Die Norbueft Dampf Sdrberei,
41e &obert StraBe, &pan 8lpd, s.
8. ODD ct, Gtgenthimer, fdrbt, rel
ntgt unb reparirt Qerreus unb Damien.
tleioer auer Mrt, fouie Spisen INT
@laee 6anbidube. Sahen tperber
abgebplt unb tuieoer a~bgeliefert. 8e
Grpreb bon Mustpdrts geianote @rtite
merben prompt beioret. ba
- ssraa 8. s. 8aiIeh 3irntael
18 Marmbeimer &lod, empfieblt lid
BEN 2eierinen b. 81. slr Mnfertigun!
bon eeidmadpoIen TpiIetten aIer Gr
81 mdBigen 8reiien. 9ie ~aeIeitet
Mooen intu,er porrdt9ig. 3uf1ieSenbei
sueefi@ert. ba
- Die Union 8aciftc Sec
60, 81 Ot Ute Strabe. $50. | @tti
Marfet i1nb IA Oafota Mbenue fat bi
srDBte Gustuabl in feinen Tbees UNI
&offees, fpwie 8adpulper, ale gu BEL
nieorisiten 9reiien. Dieie @eieaidai
tauft ale lire Sbees uno &afees in i
srpben Nualitdten Elm, bab es ibr mDg
lid fl, bieielben iebr biais gu periau
fen. b
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25
Ger mnttnrrrr.

- Mtr MAIDEN iniere 2eier barauf
aufmertiam, bab bic Sarmer8 &
M erdantS state 8ant, Gde
9ennepinzA penue unb 2. StraBe, Dee
pciiten:g ontt, sleidptel pie srcB, serne
entgegennimmt, @ehiel auf Deutihs
lamb llnb ale Tbetle Guropa'S ausitelt
unb ale @ei9dfte I'm Bantfah prompt
teicrgt. goIIectipnet, cine Specialitdt.
Die 8eamten Der 8ant finb: sc. s.,
Scpfelb, 9rdiibent /; Geo. 8. Matdar,
@~iceprdfioent, uno Hobert s. Gang,
gai1ierer. ba
- IS 1T tpertb sl pii1en no man
feline Diamanten nbren, SUE
~ elen, Silber unb plattirte
W aaren dilberit nieortg faufen fam.
Dpnelfpm, 2O3 MiepIlet Mp.
nertauft rur quite @aaren ;u niebrigen
9reiien. sSeber Mrtitel tpirb garantirt
@enn nidt sufriebeniteIenb, tpirb bas
@elb germ suriidgeseben. Man iprede
bort Dor. ba
- @ent uniere 2efer biIises Sdub=
tperf taufen tpolen, 10 sibt es feinen
beferen 9lat tpie Der Cinderella Sdubs
2aoen, oil Nicpllet Mpe. Dprt miro
allies, mas sur 8rande seb5rt, Su Sa=
brttpreiIen nertauft. Die Sirmm fauft
nur aesen 8aar unb fann fid oeBbalb
nit fleinem 8rpfit besniigen. ba
-&nuft euer 6ols u. &oblen Bel Der
Mill @pnb s. o., go. SIb Ste
StraBe. Sebt Die preiie: Trpdenes
@ansz9ola $1.75; trodenes semiidt
So. 90; Srpdene Slabs $2.25; Mbprn
4 Sub IS. 80; 8:rfen unb Gi@en 4 Sui
$3.50. aB=9ol5 4 SUB $3.50. ba
&c. 90. 9ana, So & 55-3. @tr.
g., leibt @elb auf alleglrten@ ertbiaden>
MDbel, Steal State, nbren> 9iamanz
ten> Yferb unb @asen. @ediel ee=
tauft. MIes ,,nter itrensifer 8erfdtpiez
genbeit. &leine Mbsablunsen peroen
an9enpmnlen. ba
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25

%. 5. Sleeves fat Dor fursena
cine Gpotbefe i'm Defiel 8lpd, Gde Bite
uno Ate Strabe, 7 Gden, er5F1,et, inb
en.pfiehlt ieia reidhaltises 2aser ppn
reiaen. m'perfdlidten 0rpsuen, 9atent=
Wteoi5t1en, 9arflmeriet,, Soilettenae=
senitdnoen, uso fetnen Gigarre1, Ben
Selern b. 81. Dent 9rdpariren bon
Gsceptsn tpiro ~beiunoere gufmertIamfeit
seidenft. ia
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25
MtnneappItS
st. -. @ppbfeHntu II. 60.

SO. 247 Bis 253 Nicpaet Mpenl,e,
1T tppbl bas beteutenoite 9aus im9loros
tpelten fur Mdntel unb Saden. 9ie
@ustpabl lit iebr beoeutenb unb rangirt
i'm 8reiie bon $3.50 Big gu 5000 bas
Stid. -Saden in alien neuefen So;
cons BON $3.50 an Neumarfets 8eas
lant Mdntel, 1T ben neueiten Mpben
BON $3.50 Bis gu $50 per Stid. Tint
bdnge, Mdntel unbS dulter=l 1~ebertpirfe
in pielen Sprten. Die idDniten Noois
tdten In ercluiipen Muitern, Yerlen,
2iben uno 6anbseiidte nmbdnge BON
$3.50 Bis 5000 per Stid. Tea@otpns
unb Mprgenr1de III einem eompleten
gt1ortiment bon $3.50 an. Seiben,
taiUe franchise, grocer Bargain gu 81,
81 rs u1b $3.50 per Oaro> in ben
id6niten Sarben bic hit je eeseist ia:
Der. -Sdmarse unb farbise 8leiber=
ftpffe, geifidte goftiime, Combinations
ftpffe In Getbe unb Wole, pradtpple
Muspabl.
- Die Bette NdbmaIdine i'm Marft
1T bod bic SIS Site" Dieielbe bat
wdbrenb Der @orjabre erpbe Sortfdritte
gemadt, man iprede 1T oer Office, 314
NicpQet Mbenue Dor.
- Mfan 1ense tint Elm Circular an
bic 81 erican Building uno
2pan Mffpetatipn I'M Commerce
@ebdube @de Alter Strabe unb l. Ipe.
Suo.
Die Nprtbwefern 2oan
unb Building @efeIlidaft,
400 &aipta 8lpd 1T a.f iplioer 8aiis
prganiiirt unb muB idpn iider fem,
ipnit bdtte Die grDbte 8anf III Minneas
polls Die Security Bant ppnM imnefota,
Elm Siaans= Snltitut BON enurmengrfoIs,
tpobI faum ibernpmnen ais Truifee ~
frnsirer, unb bic Sbatiade, baB bic
Directpren Der @efeafdaft 31 ben erIter
unb bebeutenbiten &aufleuten tnb ST:
nanssr6Ben sebDren, trdst audi nit ba:
gu Bel, Die Nortb @eitern in Der Sront
3anf berartiser Snifitute at beben
gs fofet ia nur cine 8leinig,eit bei5a:
treten.
Ser Nprtbweitern 4sri
culturif, Elm Scllrnal bas beoeu:
tenben GinfuB arsibt, iast in ieinel
Npril Summer vtlniere Seller f5mner
BON Is Bis 25 prpcent iparer trerm fl
tbre @rpcerien BON S. 81. gerra & So
Minneapelis faufen. Dieielben nsr
taufen nlr eesen baar aber beito biai
ger. Dos @eiddft 1T zines Der srDb
ten I'M Npropeiten unb nirntnt imme
gu. 8efeaunsen per 4pit prompt aus
seffbrt.
E - $50 fid jest nit benz ~berannaben
, ben Sriibiabr iebe 0aisfrau fid Be
I HeiBigt fid pieber tpDhnliH einsuridten
: eiebt es ippbl bic bette @elegenbeit fid
: bas itnsebeure Eager bon Mbbelr, Sep
\ piden, 9ausgerdtbidaften aaer Mrt noI
I BputeI 8rps. 2O3, 205 unb 207 Ni
t cDnet, 2116ennepin Ooer 22s@aibins
ion Gpsnue Siic, ansaieben. +
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25
~Surembur9er Sa9en uno Sc:
9enoen.
GineS sage npm Srrlidt.

SAuS ~ !" O%%SSHc
Sn ben Srrliatern ober Erauludten,
pie oisis an iumpfieen uno mpraitissn
8ldben 5utpeilen yeiebenen grideinun:
gen BET uns genannt tperben, elaubte
Doer nermutbete man tidiide Setter,
bic ibre Sreube baran fdnoen, ben auf
fe 3ugebenben III bic SIRE 81 flbrert.
8or rnebr als 80 Sabren etns eine MN,
rtebr ldngf perifprbene arme 5rau aus
Sells NIT elmer Qptte In ben Malo. Tim
8ldtter gu idarren ober cine Eradt
oirre @eiier aufsuIeien. @te He nun
ben 9pblebere btnauf uuo tn bic @alo:
ldludt selangt uar, burd bic man attf
2eibenbah sugebt, ba benertt lie Elm
bldnlides Gldmmden In Der 65be bon
ettpa 2 Meter in Der SUIT ihueben unb
li9 Ianglam BIN u,o berbeuesen.
vDas lit Elm Eraulidt", ipsah bic Mlte
fit fi@, vih nil bod einmal ieben, no
bie bingebt." Sic ndbsrte i1d BEN
Srrli9t, bas nediia iein Spiel nit Der
Mltea su treibea i9isn, inbem es iid
bann raid entfernte, wet,, fie nabe Bel
bemfelben trar. Gnblid ifanb iie Der
gsbeimnibppQen Glamme tpieber 10 nabe,
oab fe bic Qanb barno@ ausitredte,
I'M bas Erault@t 5u fafen. Mber Il,
oemfelben Qusenblide berisste cine il,s
fidtbare 6ano ibr einer 70 beftieen
SHlag ms @eltdt, baB ibr fali 05ren
unb Seben pereing. Gin beiieres Ges
ld9ter, tpel4es aug ber 2Hft ber3ufom.
men ldien, eriduu TIM Walo.
Mls bic beftig e1idrrdsne Srau iid
tpteber erbuIt Bate, ba mar bas SrrIiht
nsrihpuiben, Der tiidiide @eilt, bas
ftano feft BET tbr, un6 fie bebauptete has
ieberseit, batte ibr ben beftigen Sdlag
tn's @efid,t pe,iett.
DaS Wt9teImeib4en.
@pr pieIsn Sabren eins Die Todter
zines @plenpebers aus Sells nit einen
Sorb uno Gpatsn tn ibren @arten i'm
sdleabers, I'M &artOfeln aus3usraben.
Gls he einise Musenb!tde NIT biier
Belddftisung innebieIt unb ibren Bid
mad Der Selienb5be ridtete, auf tpelaer
bas Gs~nfabrtstbor Der Burg aus benz
@eblf4 herpOrraet, bemerfte fie cine
tautn 3trei SUB bobe peibltde @eftalt,
nit ei,en sierliden !Q5ttden auf benz
Ridsn> unter einer1 GsIsffd fteben,
uelde ibr bsraufuinfte unb Johann
5uiiden ben SelsfpaIten bsridrano.
gu bauie ersdblte bas Mdbden ibren
@ltern, paB fte Elm @idielweibAen &C.
lehen, bas NIT Der 9ano mad benz Sci.
len sebeutet babe. - Sabre nerfofen
ieitbem, Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tpurSe
ali, aber oas @iHtelpeibdsn fam ibr
niat aus benz Ginn. Criminals be-
iddfiists tie fi@ pieber i'm garten in
Der Solicit, itieg BARN CUR SeIien65be
binauf tpo Die 3uergtn fb journals
se3siet bate unb grub unter Dem Sell
len, no iene ibr sueetpintt batte. nnc
isEe, bic 5uersin batte ibr nidt obne
gbfGt biefe Gteae beacidnet. Das
GteIett zines ainbleins fam gum @orz
idein ; Die b~armber,ise geriCn iammelte
Die Gn6Alein In eiaen Gorb uno bra9te
nieieIbsn auf ben 9ird9cf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25
ct. Daul @runbet9ntbum.

SOL eut QUlVl ~ ~
baus liter &la1e nit so grcBen aus>
seifatteten 3immern, quite Sage unb
itetB aneefilt NIT &otsdngern. 3ims
mer berrenten fir $3.50 Bis $500 Die
Wpde.
2ots auf @rlinston 6ils nabe Straz
Benbabn, monatlide 3ablung Seine
9pts at Martin StraBe uno ct. Mns
tbpnb slpenus. 2eidte 8eoinsungen
flr folde, bic bauen tpbaen. @duier
unb Cots in allen Tbeilen Der Staot
biaig unb lei@te 8eotneungen. 8tele
5auidpertaufe an6anb. 8eiudt uns.
81. &nutfpn & 60, 100 OF 7te
Strabe.
= s. 50 Opungman, III OF
4te Strabe, Deuti9 Nn,erif. 8anfz @ez
bduoe, iagt, bab ale 2eute, bic iih cine
Got gum 8auer farfen tpDaen, Bel ibn
bieielbe auf inpnatlide fleine Mb3abluns
gen befomnen fDnnen: MlioS:bern,arn,
ielbit tpen, er fein Capital bat, ip0te sl
ibm seben uno feline 8eoinsunsen fenz
nett lernen.
- gu berfaufen: 9duier in ben
f~plgen6en eigenen MboitiDnen Srances
StraBe, Nelipn's, Mrlinstpn 6ias, 8os
rup & gapnes unb anberen Mobitipnen,
tpelde ih fir Elm brittel Baar pber auf
monatltde M6aablumg ~perfaufe. Sd
nebme audi 9bpptbefen, ober Mrbeit IT.
genb tpelher Qrt. 8erfaufe audi 9sts
pbne M~n3ablung an 2eute bic 8auen
mpllen, unb iolAe, Die niht I'M Stanbe
iino, bies gu tbun, sebe ih 6ilfe. SD
bebarf MIR elmer Qnaablllng bon 10
grocent bes @ertbes unb eebe mebr
Belt III &rantbeitsfd0en. @enn 2eute
Gisentbum BADEN, tpeldes perlduloet
TT, bertauihe th gegen Inberes, tpelz
DIES fret 1T. Ndberes Bel GharIes
81. 8. @etbe 366 SadiDn StraBe,
3immer 5.
Heter S9pnartb it,, 80
Oft Ate StraBe, Srof 8lod> bat fol.
senbe Bargains Sir $450O@aus uni
Got an Sslebart, nabe ct. M6ans
gtrabe. $1,000 fir &aus uno 2ot an
Charles Gtrabe nabe Sent.-$200C
fur id6nes @ars uno Got an Sunr
Strabe rabe s~trabenbabn, 500 baal
unb $40 monatlid. $500 per Stdd
fir stpei Cots an 2erinston9lpenie nabt
6ront Strabe, $50 baar unb $40 mo.
natlih. $4,000 fir Got an Sslebar
StraBe nabe Sent, leidte 8ebinsunsen
$4,000 fiir Gde unb innere 2ot an of
tier StraBe nabe benz gnbe Der 2abe
2inie. $500 Cots In Sanbprn's Mio:
tpap Ibb. Gtraben sraoirt.
- .. s. 6arris, % @eit Git
StraBe, Fat beridieoene fdDne &eiiben
@rrnoftide In Der Staot, pelde e
serne sessn ionftise biaise 2Ots pertau
lden mDdte. Went ibr @runbeisen
tbum perfaufen cber faufen tpplt, tper
BET ibr iebr upbl tbun Bel ibm porsu
ipreden.
: -3pf e grescb, @~runbeigen
!, tbumstdnblsr, Gde 8. unb &obett Str
; baben foIsenoe Bargains on 6ane
0aus ,no 2ot on Sarquier Sirab
/. $500 Got an Gom,no Strabe $110O
i. SIS 8aar, @eff $40 per MDnat ; Sc
an Qepit 6traba, IN 9auline, $1,000
$1OO 8aar, @ef SIS mDnatIib !; 8 Got
an 2afono @traSe, $3.50 isoe, $10'
8aar, 8eff $40 mUnatlid mno moo
ionfiise bisle Bargains. Spredt boz
gde Hobert uno 8. Str.
- Curtis & Gbmarbs, g.
|, OF 4. etrabs, bieteu fir bieie Wod
folsenhes @runoeigsntbum gum 8srtaul
: 3u ssrtanfsn ODER 81 nertauiden fiir IN
beIafets Got cine $1,000 4ppDtbef. -.
2ota, $500 fir isbe, on Mlbem0,Ie Ctr.
Ieidte geoinsunsen.-$1Oo0 iir msh
O Iere Bots In 8oteriicns abolition a
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$500
D6T 9eipart -ysa
ua6 Der
@actfh Settle

Die @ntfernung bon ct. Saul nab Tacoma, Geottrs.
yertlanb pber an6eren Bldten an Der Siite 1T cirea
1000 Weilen. gBie man anf Der 3arte Ter Beretnioten
Staaten ieben fam, 9iebt es ni6t peni9er oils flint 3D.
eifies8ahnen. ndmlib bic giiozYatifc, Central: YoeiFc.
untottsB aeife, yiprtberu : Yaeifc uno Wlauitpba pSer
pieIntehr ganoien Yacifc.
Nue oiefe Babnen 9ehen peri6ieoene Weae, BON Der
Glib yacifie>Bah nnrf EeraS, Stem Werico uno Nriz
5nna big 81 Der Gnnnbiens4aciic iiber Minnipea unb
hcd1 orhben ourd1 gtorhS@ dnaod uno neiter nit Sraht=
bal1pter Der Suite entlang nod benz Beftimmunasprt.
yttht MIR bic We9e, ioHoern aud bic yreiie iinb pers
ihieeen nnb ie LANCER cine Sahn 1T, befto mebr frumine
abeae tie rnadt, oefto biai5er merben bic BiIette, ober
bic Neti E totrb ielbtperitdnclid tbeurer, in ssplae Der
ian9eH 3eit, Der bdufisen nmftei9ungen un6 anfents
halte. Inter alien Yaeifics8 dbnen 1T pbne 3pelfel bic
WDrS Vacific 8abn
bic ~oirertefte einie fir Seberrnann. Der in Der RGbe pber
pltlid BON ct. Yaul tpobnt, eaber fir Yerionen in Nlinz
re1pta, Soma SiSeoHiin, Wiibigan, SninoiS unb ans
osren Dftli6en Staaten. Yiit Der Norbz paoic : Babn
81 3agen, tpdbrenb a1e onberen 8abnen BON 5 biz 8
Gage b%raldbeu. 4uberbem befourmt man ~foitenfreie
burtbgebeu6e yGleepingzg ars" Direct BON ct. NouI bis
nah benz Beitinmun9sprt, penn man iih Ihriftlid3
ODER ntinolid an uns tpenoet. ga bic Breiie nerdnber.
ltl limb, iolten 2anoiuher uns Gplpnifen am liebftel
mt Dem Siaetfaufen tparte1 big fe mad ct. HauI forlz
men, ga man bier INNER auf ben biQi9fen Breis uno
que n0thise .SiIfe unb 8eiftanb rehnei fam.
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in irSenb einem Drte f6 entidliest mad Wafbinatcn
2err. su 9eben nno on rns idreibt, NIT anaabe Der
r1uthntoBlihe en- abfahrt5seit, tperben mir es, tpenn unDos
LID, oerart arrangiren, Daft nnier Reiieaaert ben Retz
ieuben Sn Silfe f0muteu tpirS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-09
DAKOTA SENATOR'S.

The Farmers alliance in Dakota as
yet retains the organization covering
both states, and the annual convention
in December will determine whether it
is advisable to recognize the state diyis-
ion. The alliance desires representa-
ton in congress. At the meeting of the
South Dakota legislature it presented n
candidate for senator. and, as believed,
would have elected him but for the fail
ure of EDGERToN to meet anticipatiOns
after his confidential interview with
PETTIGREw. Having failed in the
South, it is understood that effort will
be made to control the election in the
North. The majority is believed to be
composed of alliance men, or those
friendly to its aims. A meeting of the
alliance board has been called for the
second week of the session, just prior
to the time fixed by law for the senator
rial election, with view to Influencing
the choice of men. 1t will be notable
achievement, and one that will be
greatly to the advantage of the alliance,
if it can secure the election of two sena-
tors identified with its interests. If it
is fortunate in the selection of capable
and popular men, avoiding party hacks
and those who come out with commits
siOns in their pockets, and are only
there for what they can make out of
offices, there would seem to be favoring
conditions for success. The claim that
any of the old party slatemakers have
a sure thing is evidently but a device to
forestall the popular will, and discour-
age efforts by the alliance people.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-09
NOT THE EXPLANATION.

The efforts of the Republicans to find
an explanation of the disasters to their
party in the state elections would have
more success if there were not uniform
ity in the movement of the popular
wave. 1t is easy to say that MahOnlsm
in Virginia, ForakeriSm in Ohio and
prohibition in Iowa were the crushing
weights. Something may be conceded
to those sources, but two years ago pro-
hibition was supported by the Republic
ans in Iowa, FORAKER was not in issue
in the wiping out of nearly forty ma
jority in the Ohio legislature, and the
huge tidal wave IN Virginia could not
well be laid entirely even to a MALONE
The solution fails entirely when New
York, New Jersey and Massachusetts
are reached. There is no suggestion
of local issues in them, and yet the
trend of popular thought is hardly
less marked than in the others. In
Massachusetts the Republican majority
is nearly wiped out, although Boston
gave many of its Democratic votes to
the Republican candidate for governor,
as a local faVorite who had defeated the
ProhibitionistS. 1t will occur to reason
able minds that if the voting in states
widely separated were materially
affected by purely local causes, the
drift would not all be in one direction.
They would produce variant results in
different states. There is a common
chord running through them all. That
is tariff reform-not the reform that the
Republican platforms have advanced.
The people don't want tariff changes in
the direction of the protection theories.
They mean to have relief, whatever the
fortunes of the Republican party.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-09
LET THEM MARRY.

In many, perhaps most of the larger
cities, the school boards have discrim-
mated in the selection of teachers
against married women. In some Of
them the teacher who marrieS is forced
out of her position at once if the fact of
her marriage is discovered. The theory
urged in support OF this course is that
the husband is taken to support her, and
that she no longer needs the position,
which should be given to single lady
who has her own way to make. The
welfare of the schools does not seem to
have any place in this theory. 1t might
be supposed that the wise guardians of
the public educational interests would
have sufficient to do without concerning
themselves with the domestic relations
of the teachers. If the school boards
were chiefly composed of maiden ladies,
the ungenerous might find reason
for imputing to them aversion to the
spread of matrimOny among their sub
ordinates, but the boards are usually
composed of married men. They are,
presumably, satisfied that wedlock is,
as a rule, desirable, at least for women.
1t is noted that in several recent in
stances the rule against matrimony is
being recalled. Perhaps the boards are
impressed with the idea that it is dis
couragement to men who would like to
marry. They may want some one to
support them. If the lady is to be de-
prived of chance of contributing to
not marry. No school board ever con-
siders the relation of the man to matri-
mony as having anything to do with his
fitness for teaching, and there is sug-
gestion of OfficiOusness when they APP
oily different rule in the selection of
female teachers.