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The Somerset reporter., 1892-09-01
A Bad Cold

II not speedily relieved. may lead 10 serious
issues. Where there is difficulty of breath
ing, expectoratlon, or soreness of the throat
and bronchial tubes. with "a constantly irri-
tating cough, the very best remedy is Ayers
Cherry Pcrioral 1t removes the phlegm,
soothes irritation, stops coughing, and in
duces repose. As an emergency medicine.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral should be In every
household.
There is nothing better for coughs than
Ayers Cherry Pectoral | use no other
preparation Annie $. Butler, iG9 Pond st,
Providence. r. |.
81 suffered severely from bronchitis
The Somerset reporter., 1892-09-01
CURED BY

Ayers Cherry Peetora 1t saved my life.
Geo b. Hunter. Goose River y. S.
About year ago | took the worst cold
that ever man had, followed by II terrible
cough The best medical aid was Of no
avail. At last began to SPIT blood. when
II was supposed TO be all over with me.
Every remedy failed. till neirhhor reconi-
mcndcd Ayers Cherry PectoraL toak
half n teaspoonhl OF this medicine, three
times day, regularly, and very soon
began 10 improve My cough left ne. NY
sleep was undisiurhed. my appetite re-
turned. my cmacated limbs gained fleSl and
strength and. today. thanks to the Pcctoral,
| am a well man. IL. A. Bean, % Winter
at Lawrence Mass
The Somerset reporter., 1892-09-01

The number of ballots so printed and fur
nished will be at the rate of seventy-tive for
each fifty voters or fraction of fifty voters.
All city, town and plantation clerks must
notify the secretary of state fourteen days
before election, and should do so, if possible,
thirty days before election, of the number
of voters in their city, town or plantation
say by Aug. 10.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-09-01
Polling Places.

A sufficient space, not less than sir feet In
depth in any case, must be rallied or sepa-
rated from therest of the polling place or
wardroom, say ut one end, or in one corner
thereof, by guard rail" The larger the
number of voters, and consequently greater
number of voting booths required, the
greater must be the space inside this guard
rail"-because inside the rail must be space
enough for election officers, polling and bal
lot clerks, ballot box and table, and also
space besides for at least one voter for each
hundred OF the whole number entitled to
vote at any one polling place, and booths or
voting compartments, rs follows:
Booths or compartments, somewhat re-
sembling three sides of narrow and not
deep closet, at least one for each hundred
voters, must be provided; each booth to
contain shelf sufficiently wide for ayoter to
mark his ballot upon equipped with mark
ing facilities-pen and ink or pencil. In
each booth must be posted card OF in'
structions to voters, also card containing
the last four sections of the law, which vii
be supplied by the secretary of state.
These booths or compartments are to be
30 constructed and placed as to secure the
following objects
First-That no person can see or know
how any voter marks his ballot.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-09-01

In event of loss or failure to receive bal
lots, the municipal officers or clerk are to
procure other ballots substantially of the
same form as the official ballot, to be han
died and disposed of as provided by section
10, to which your attention is invited
IL
The Somerset reporter., 1892-09-01
To Clerks of Cities.

The secret ballot law applies to all city
elections for the election of municipal off
,ers, and the same duties which are assigned
oy it to the secretary of state in state cleo
lions are assigned to city clerks within
their respective cities in city elections.
There are a few differences, wholly of a
minor Sort but the system is the same for
cities as for the state, and the forms herein
given can be easily adapted to the require
ments of city use.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-09-01

The last four sections of the law prescribe
the penalties for violation thereof, and are
efficiently stringent to mort careful con
sideration. These sections are printed as
cards of instruction No, =, and are to be
posted the same as and with cards No be-
i11ru ri 10 lrnl to
The Somerset reporter., 1892-09-01

In certain cases candidates may be duly
nominated by papers signed by individual
voters, these nomination papers, with the
written acceptance of the candidate, to be
filed the same AZ required in case of the con-
vention certificate before referred to.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-09-01

Election clerks shall be appointed bien
nially in May by municipal officers, shall
hold Office for two years; shall be sworn
shall equally represent the t,Co political par
ties which at the state election next pre-
ceding their appointment cast the highest
number of votes, but no candidate can be
an election clerk.
If polling place contains more than 900
inh"h!A--' = -''st be four
The Somerset reporter., 1892-09-01

opposite
Republican


For Governor,
John Doe, Of Portland.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-20

THE Hobbie Music Company was
established nearly twelve years ago,
and by honest, liberal dealing with
their customers has built up u piano
and organ business second TO mono
in the South. The best instruments for
the least money guaranteed.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-20
LOCAL sREvlT,ss.

S. R. Coleman. of Newark. N. j., is
visiting 7. S. Van Horns family, sig
Campbell avenue.
T. T. Fishburne made q brief bust
ness trip to Lynch burg yesterday.
Hugh Dyer returned yesterday from a
visit to friends in Martinsville.
T. w. Tuggle left yesterday for Nor
folk to DO absent several days on bust
ness.
Mrs. NJ. f. Bragg, who was former
resident of this city, bus now OF Nor
folk, returned to her home yesterday,
after q pleasant visit to relatives in this
city and Salem.
Luther Miller left yesterday morning
to spend few days at Snowville, In
Montgomery county.
Ballard 2. Huff left yesterday mora.
ing for Max Meadows ON y business
trip.
Capt. Il b Norman left yesterday
morning for Wytheviiie at which place
he delivered an address last night on
Home Missions"
George Huff left yesterday morning
on business trip through Southwest
Virginia.
j. F. Beavers, editor OF tho Nc Dowell
Recorder. was in the cls.y yesterday.
The awnings around the windows of
the Norfolk and Western general offices
were taken down yesterday.
John II. Matthews, county clerk Of
Henry county, was in tho city yester-
day.
&. F. Barrow and S. G. Shuflield, Of
Martinsville, passed through the city
yesterday en- route to Richmond.
NJ P. Aldredge prominent mer-
chant of Floyd county, was in che city
yesterday.
Robt. Huff OF Bent Mountain, was in
the city yesterday visiting his son,
Waller z. Huff.
G. P. Read left yesterday to spend a
few days with friends in Bedford
county.
Capt. J. G. Matheney and family, of
Highland county, who have been visit
ing the family of j. w. Flaherty, at GLIB
First avenue, n. W., for o few days, re
turned to their home yesterday.
William NJ. wager returned yesterday
from business trip to Washington.
G. F. Blount returned yesterday from
ten days trip to New York.
Rev. o. F. Flippo and Rev. DR.. Felix
spent yesterday in Salem visiting the
orphanage and enjoying the hospitality
of DR.. 1. b. Taylor and his charming
family. DR.. Felix was elegantly pleased
with the interior plan of the orphan age.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-20
Arranging a Now Schedule.

The division superintendent of the
Norfolk snd Western railroad met here
yesterday to arrange schedule, which
will include the Ohio extension and
will go into effect October 81. The work
will probably be concluded to-day The
following superintendent are in atten-
dance: E. L. DuBerry, of the Norfolk
division; Theo. Low, of the Durham
division; j. w. Cork, OF the Sheuand oah
division; d. Il. Bsrger, of the Winston
Salem division; N. D. Mabee, OF the
Clinch Valley division j G Osborne,
of the Pulaski division. S. o. Malin,
trainmaster Of the Radford division, is
present in tho place OF Superintendent
Hardy, who was unable to attend on &C.
count OF illness.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-20
a Meeting of Ladies'.

The ladies OF the First Baptist Church
who are interested in the entertainment
to be given in the lecture room of the
old church building on next Tuesday
hight, are earnestly requested to meet
in the lecture room this afternoon at
four o'clock. Let there be general re-.
Spouse TO this call. In these social
meetings to plan work for tho church
we become better acquainted with each
other
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-20

"E KNOW, absolutely know. that there is not a
nson in Roanoke who afford buy u.s.
W propose sell shoes for your benefit ours
"" never forget p E. Thomas II Co.. but so long as we
say" little money you don't make little
rooney doing it.
NOW OUR $500 SHOES FOR MEN. Itfs the bill
tasteful shoe-well finished inside and out-a striking
shoe Folks like the looks of it, and then IT WEARS
SO WELL.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-20
Meeting of Republican League Club

MttIIhI OF KepubIIcan League Club.
The regular meeting Of the central
Republican league club of Roanoke, will
be held az Smiths hall tonight at 8
o'clock c,rncr OF Roar oke street and
Salem ayenuu. Cnlonel Ileermans, Of
hristlansburg, and other speakers
viii address the club Ali mem bcrs
and Republicans are invited to attend.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-20

BRUSSELS carpets at 80 cents yard at
tne Z. ii. Stewart Furniture Company.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-20
OYSTER SUPPER. OYSTER SUPPER

THE ladies of Christ Church will give
an Oyster Supper Thursday and Friday
nights, in the store room on Commerce
street, adjoining Massie e Martins drug
store. Oysters, fine salads, icecream,
cakes. Everything irst-class. The most
experienced chef in tosn will serve the
oysters and coffee.
COLUMBIAN DAY LUNCH
A lunch will also be served on Friday,
from IL to 3. Come and take lunch with
us. The finest in town.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-20
eosnNBAuM BIOS
CLOAKs! CLOAKS!
CLOAKS!

We are offering the
largest assortment, the
finest quality, the best
fitting and the cheapest
line of ladies', misses aud
,children's cloaks ever
shown i'll this city. 1t
will pay the ladies to call
and insp5 ct our stock.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-24
! 9tnnter
@attler= @ei@dft
Mmoutt oucnic.

0ieies wobleinssribtete 4eibait 1T nit ouen In bas
Nab einidlaaenbsn Mrttfeln ati baS reihbalttsite ausses
ifattet. Wue grten pom Sattlerarbetten, inSbeionbere
Riereeseidtrrc. Sattel uno Summe,s werpen auis Colts
bette ausseiabrt. unb &unoen tSnnen ether reeuen nnb
prompten S%ebtennn8 perit6ert iein.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-24
Gontefe-
men.

Dag man per u9en wirb, oer britten
Bartei bic Grrunsenl9aften ibren 9dnz
ben 3u entreiben, fonnte man porauslez
ben, benn es 1T iebr bitter, ii6 non Ell
mem iunsen Naiemeis iiberflii9elt gu
ieben. Mus Omaba beri@tet man unter
Dem Is. 5. &c.: Giner Der wi9ti9ten
@ablz@onteite, mie je elmer in Nebrasfa
po%rsefommen 1T, muroe beute I'M Sberz
@eri6t bes Gtaates %besonnen. IS mar
elm writ of mandamus (3%manssbez
febD ein9erei@t moroen, ben Glert bon
Glap County gu 3win9en, BEN republi~
fauiiden G%anbibaten e,nen Wablz
ldein a~ussuitenen, neil bic unabbansiz
gen @anbibaten, mel@e cine Mebrbeit
Der @timmen erbielten, BON ben Demo-
traten inbolirt moroen maren, nno beim
Druden Der officieuen Stimm5ettel bic
Mamen Der unabbdn9i9en @%anbioaten
3meimal auf bas Tidet famen. gu
sleider i2eit muroe aud Elm @onteit Don
&nor County in Gang sebra3t, mel@er,
menn sinitis ausfa0enb, einem unab:
bansisen @eprdientanten ben cit meb:
men unb einem @epublitaner berielb'
9eaeben mlrbe. @enn bieie Be9iel gu:
itanbe sebra9t werben, 10 miro bic &c:
ietsebuns bel elmer uereinisten 4bitim:
muns Stimmen9lei@beit baben.
Mu9 in &anias bemibt nan ii3,
0oltspartei> mdnner III Der elben Wetl'
ibrer @te1en 81 berauben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-24
@tntt8 0eriammIamsen.

SIM 9auie Der @o@e bielten bic &es
pralentantsn Der ueri3ieoenen Srsanls
lotioueu Der Mrbeitsritter in ct. 0pnis
cine ibrer reselmdBisen 8eriammlun9en
ab, bic cine beionoere @i9tsteit bas
bur4 sewaun. oaB porberatbenbe S9r'ts
tic sstban wuroen, idmmtli3e arbeiters
Orsaniiationen oes Sanoes in cine Srz
saniiotiou sulommensusieben, I'M ban"
ais cine Ginbeit se9en bas Monopol
auftreten 81 t0nuen. Msan eriiebt END:
lid, baB bies Der einsise. aber ii@ere
Wes 1T, bic rieiise@ elomadt er~fol9re'@
gu %betdmpien.
Cur ielben 3e,t belt bic NationoIs
Muian; ibre ~re9elmdBise geriamml""s
in Msempbis ab, in Der aud has Erolett
zines 8unbes ober 0eribmelSens NIT
ben Mrbc,tern bcs Qanoes beipro@n
Man eriiebt oaraus, baB bic neue Se:
mesune ni9t erloi9en 1T, baB lis uiels
mebr widtise S9ritte gu tbun i'm Se1
grille 1T, bic iie erm69li@m meroen ben
na@iten Rampf nit uuwiberitebl'@e'
@ewalt aus3ufabren.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-24
@abIbert@te.

@ir finb AUDI jeet, nod ni3t in Der
Gage, unieren 2eiern einen annaberno
uoqitdnbisen @ablbert@t por5ulesen.
Sap @oulo's T%elesrapbiiten baben ben
Muftras erbalten, teine 8eri4te iiber bic
@timmenab9abe Der goltspartei gu be-
f0roern unb mir fino baber gejmunsen,
bic ipdrli9en @ablberi@te aus ben Ga
s%esblattern 3uiammen3uiteuen, bic fo@
nun bamit tropfenweiie berausfommen
miifen.
IS erbeut, baB ber Goltspartei be-
reits iieben Staaten, ndmli9 &anlas,
Colorado, Neuaba, Nebrasta, 8pomins,
Nor6 Datota uno sSbabo %5u9eitanoen
perben uno cine Stimme pon Oregon,
bemna9 IS Glettoral>S timmen. Die
amtlt@e 3abluns wirb pieQei@t elm nod
siniti9eres &elu ltat fir bic 0olfsparz
tel er9eben.
Die nabe5u uoQitdn6isen @ablberi4te
aus COLORADO erseben fol9enees @eiul>
tat: @eaper 40, 449, 9arriion &c, 457
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-24
@idclten bic 0et@dtte ab+

Mm II. 3. so. perlammelten ii9 I'M
Mer9ants 9otel in ct. Saul oas
StaatssG retutip> 6 omite Der Boltspars
tel uno iener Der Tarmer>N uians, um
bic @ei9aite Der leeten @abltampasns
abSufertisen uto potbereitettoe @9ritte
fir bic 3utunft gu beratben. Nnwes
lenb waren: So. Oonneup, @etrstdr;
Souls 6anlon BON Der Solfspartei;
&obert Gdforb; Sefretdr Strembers
pom Der @taotsz Nlian5. 6. g. Setins
uno g. &asmufien. Gines Der erlten
@eldafte mar Die @mrei@uns Der &ez
Equation bes Or. Std als Staatsz
Yetturer, unb bic 3urid5iebun9 ber
"Great West" als oftf5ieues Parteis
Organ. Beibes wuroe, ansenommen.
Die @ei@aftsbuder muroen elmer einz
9ebenben llnteriu@uns nnterSo9en uno
in better Orbnuns befunosn, moraaf auf
Mntras bel9lo6en uuroe, 9ouis 9anion,
5efrdtar bes @taats gretutiuzG omites
oer 8oltspartei unb &obert Gdforo,
leinem M0iitenten, fit Die mabeuoue
unb treue Musfibruns Der @el9dfte
mabrenb bes @abltampfes Dant ausz
suipre@en.
On bic Goltsparteiz@ abler ~nrbe
cine Mbre6e erlalen, bic in ibrer Gang
beit gu seben uns Der Mansel an &aum
ni@t %seitottet. IS miro BARN Der treuz
en- gerwaltuns ber @ei9aite oes Wablz
fampasnez@ omites unb Der ri3tisenVerz
menouns bes ein9elaufenen 8etra9s BON
S., 900, mouon Elm tleinerlleberi3uB per-
blieb, seoa3t; bic grfolse oer leeten
Wabl lomobl I'M san5en 2anoe, wie in biez
lem5 taate INSIDE onoers muroen ermabnt;
es miro oarauf binsemiei en-, bab bic &C.
l9i9te ii6 in ben nd@fen Sabren miez
berbolen miro; ertlart bic unm0sli9teit
jlr bic ans @uber selanste Nartet ibr
mabreno bes @abltampfes benz Tolte
sema4te Deripre9un9em aus5nfibren
unb for6ert bic goltsparteizM anner
auf in ibrer Mrbeit ni@t aui5uboren,
lonbern bielelbe nit sr0Berem giier gu
betreiben unb bic Belsbrun9 in Ben Prin>
aipien meiter ous%5ubebneu. Terner
oeutet es an, bag Elm neues Goltsparteis
uno Tarmer Ml1ian3z Organ se9riinoet
mirb, an bei]en Betbeilisuns ale &e>
formfreunoe ber!li@ einaelaben meroen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-24

9at bic @epublitaner in Minneiota
Bel ber 8obl iiesrei@ Encouragement
iinb, baben 1ie namentli@ benz l1mifanoe
gu %per6anten, baB Elm Norwe9er an Der
Spibe bes @taatstidets 9eite1t 1purbe.
@iele Gau ienb ieiner 2anosleute fimm>
ten ni@t aus Princip, ionbern aus purer
2anbsmanni@aft fir TIN uno nab,nen
ben iibrisen Ebeil oes republitanii3en
Tifets nit in ben &auf.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-24
&onoerbar-

Gin @robl@mieb bon BotSoam beiraz
tbete am %. Tebruar 1882, at bemielz
ben Gage, an wel@em Der beuti@e &aiz
ier oetraut 1purbe. @te biel Jet, batte er
ie6s @0bne, bic an benielben Gasen sez
boren murben, mie bic @6bne bes &ai>
iers. Tim bieie ei9entbumli9en 3utaQe
nod i%ntere6anter gu MAIDEN, bei@entte
i'm feline Trau nit einem E0@ter@en an
bemielben Sage, als cine tleine Prin5ei>
fin benz Safer 9eboren muroe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-24

Stimmen; auBerbem erwdblte bic SoItss
partei lammtli9e Staatsbeamten, spei
GunsreBmitslieoer, 10 aus s5 Staats:
Senatoren nnb cine Mebrbeit in Der
Miembly. "a
Su SaniaS bat bieS oltspartei bas9sas
tionals unb Staats. Eidet nit iiber 81
600 Stimmen erwablt, e,ne Mebrbeit
I'M Staatsienat unb mabrideinli6 AUDI
in Der Mliemblp. Der llmidwunS BON
So, 900 Stimmsn Mebrbeit, welde
Sanlas Dor pier Sabren benz Braiioen
Sarriion CAB, oui 5 ober 5000 Stims
men sesen bas republitaniide Glettorals
tidet, lit cine Grideiauns, bic taum III
res @leiden in Der pulitiiden @eidi6te
bieies Yunoes bat.
Sn Snbiana bat bic Soltspartei mas
besu 40, 1000 Stimmen abseseben unb
ibre Iertreter meroen in BET 2esislatur
ourdsrsifenoe @eformen usrlansen.
Die neueiten @ablberi9te aus Norb
Oatota seben Sbortrtose, 8oltsparteis
Ganoibat fir @ouuerneur, 1850 Stim>
men Msbrbeit. Der &eit bes Bolts
partei> Tidets unb bic Weaper glettoren
lino ebenfaQs ermablt.
Die Y%olospartei mirb I'M nd@Hen
Sunbesienat bic entideibenoe Stimme
baben. ..f &-",.. l..E.
Someit aus ben bis ieet uorliesenben
maseren Seridten 81 erieben 1T, Fat Die
Soltspartei sm0lf GonsrebzM itslieber
ermdblt, namli9 in &anias ie6s, Colo
raoo unb Nsbrasta je swei uno Mfinnez
lota unb GepaSa ie einen. Mo9li9erz
weile ididt audi Sio Datota einer
Tertreter Der Gpltspartei in ben Gonz
greg, bod miii1en erit oifisieue 8eri6te
absepartet merben. g.
Die Sci ammtz Stimmenab9abe BET
Ioltspartei mirb etua anbertbalb Wfilz
lionen betrasen, wouon Teras loo, 900
unb Snbiana 40, 900 selieiert bat.
&ein lbler Nnfans!
Nus Mi9isan miro beri6tet, bab in
Der nd3ten 9esislatur 50. Demotraten,
60 Republitaner unb 10 Goltsparteiler
liten mcroen. Die 8oltspartei bat
bemna6 Bic entl9eioenoe Stimme.
Sn Geras bat Bic 8oltspartei 1907
900 pon ben bort absesebenen 800, 900
Stimmen erbalten.
Sn Mlabama ioQ bic 0oltspartei H.
re Graiioenti9aftsz Glettoren ernablt
baben.
Sn &anlas ermdblte Bic Soltspartei
ie9s Der a9t @onsreBleute, barunter
AUDI Scrip Simpion. g..
Sn Georgia erbielt bic @oltspartet
70, 900, in Soma 25, 900 @timmen.
Sn Minnelota baben bic &epublitaz
ner bas Staatsz Gidet erwdblt, aber bic
Yoltspartei bat 2 Sberz&i@ter gemablt.
OonneQp, ber@ Ganoioat, erz
belt Al, 900 Stimmen. .&ud piete To-
tale Grrunseni9aften iino gu per5ei@z
men. -
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-24

Mue iii bas Saufa6 i@lasensen Nrbeiteu uerben iolib
,,nb %bauerbaft aussefIbrt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-24
2itIihe sage.

SDU U(l S&ttc&SN&\S "~NS
Der SrsNoent uno beioe 9duier oss Sons
srsNes sur Seriiisuns iteben werSe", 10
miro Glsuslane secraust, uno IS 'plro
ibm aeratbsn cine Grtras Steun9 oes
GonsrsHes su b~eruisn, UNI ios|e'@ nut
Ser Musfabruns ber pom ben Oe"otraz
ten sema9ten geripre@nnsen beginner"
su t0nneu, ben Garii gu reous'eren ""o
bas 9anb BON ben Steuerlaiten. melde
bic Mc&inleysS iQ oemielbsn o"tblrost,
gu beireien; uber, ME iOnosrbor es audi
flinsen mag, bieier &otb besesnet elmer
sroBen Oppoiition inter ben 0emotraz
ten lelbit, trot Der Sbatia4e, oaB ebsn
bieie Gerle bic llebel Der Protettion In
ben ereuiteu Jarben ais cine Der l3dnos
lidjteu S%eraubunsen oes Solfes oarlteuz
ten uno bieler auein bic S6ulo unlerer
Otonomij6en. 3ultauoe suidr'ebe".
@enn S3utsou oas Sano IN otele be-
bauernsmertbe gage aebra3t bat-uuO
Die 0emotraten iino belleu li@er, oaB CT
es bat-uno Gariireform oas sroBe uno
einsise Seilmittel isin iou, warrm nm
hes SimmelswiQen Damn Die Bebanoz
lung uerl6ieben uno ni6t Sas M1ttel
eleid anmenosn uno omar n.@t in bomb
ppatbil6en, lonoern lit a(lopatil9en Do
fen? @enn Der GonsreB ni@t 81 elmer
Grtralieuns suiammentommt, 10 weroe"
flnfsebn, ie9s;ebn Monate- piele'@t
Elm unb elm babies Sabr poriber9ebe",
beuor elm @elet paiiirt wiro, uno 5wet
Sabre bepor baielbe in Mn1penoun9 9es
bradt werben fam, UNI bas Solt pon
bieier ,,sroBartisen Beraubnns"i gu be-
freien. Wir propbe;eiben, baB te'ne
Grtraiisuns berufen wiro. Die oenoz
frati l6en Yolititer linb eben nt9t aut>
ri6tis in ibrer Seiirwortuns pom Saz
r,freform. Die Oemotraten iino in
Der Eariireiormfrase gang uno gar ni3t
CHING, uno oarum miro Gleuslano einen
&f in ben eisenen &eiben slei9 I'M
gnfanse ieiner &esieruns ni9t beraufz
bel9w0ren wolleu, Der, mie er wobl
meiB, li6erli9 entiteben miirbe. Mir
prapbe;eiben oaber, oab feline raoitalen
Gerdnberunsen in Dem Mc&inlepz@ez
iete sema@t meroen trct bes lauten,
ideinbaren Serlonsens bes Soltes, ooer
Der 9ofinunsen bes 6%reibdnoler ooer
iener Ser mebr con eruatiuen Earifrefor7
rner. Chen jene Ginflulle, wel@e oieJtez
publitaner ba3u brdn9ten, S3ueSou 81
%perlansen, ;wansen 1arifretorm ben
0emotraten als Die 9auptira9e auf,
beibe aber nur S@einfrasen, beitimmt,
Tim bic @ebanfen bes' Toltes BON ben
tbatid9liden l1nsere@tisteiten, bic benz
1elben ansetban weroen, ab3uleiten. Die
Gbatia 9e, baB bieie 5wei 9roben Partsiz
en- i9on jabrelans uber bieie 6rasen li@
-fatbal9ten nit 10 wenig bemertbaren
unteri@ieoe 5wii@en ibnen, SaB man
faum benWe9iel, menn einmal 9ema@t,
beadten t0nnte, 5ei9t f%larer, mie lonlt
irgenb mas, wie abluro es mare etne
ra6itale Geranoerung gu ermorten. Do
beioe Yarteien benlelben 6errn bienen
uno feline aulri@tis lit, 10 mare es Narr:
belt Mbbulfe Don ben Steuerlaiten gu
boiien. Merfet eu3 uni ere propbe5eib:
INN.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-24

Many ladies have used our machines
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we furnished them a generation ago.
Many of our machines have run more
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-24

IS lit in btelem 2anbe nod niemals
porsefemmen, baB cine neuse9rinbete
brittle Bartei I'M err fen Sabre. ibres 8es
itebens lol9e grfolse aui5umeiien bate,
ais mie bies bel BET erit pier Mtonate Dor
Der @abl 9e9rin6eten Soltspartei Der
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