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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17

Returns indicate the election Of the
republican national, state and con.
gressional tickets, and the legislature
is probably republican. The peoples
party drew largely from the demo-
Gratis.
THE MICHIGAN DIVISION.
Complete returns show the election
OF seven democrats and five republi-
ms to congress. The republicans
elect nine presidential electors and
the democrats five.
TEXAS GIVES 100000 PLURALITY.
Cleyeland's plurality in the state is
over 100000. Eleven out OF thirteen
congressional districts are SAFELY DEM
~ocratic, with a PROBABILITY t.iat one
of those is in doubt.
PENNSYLVANIA DID WELL.
Pennsylvania on the revised returns
gives Harrison 65,457 plurality, n
democratic gain OF 1926. The
representation in congress will be
twenty republicans and ten demo-
Gratis.
CONNECTICUT REPUBLICAN.
Cleveland's plurality in the state is
about 5000. The congressional dele
will be n republican and
three democrats. The legislature is
republican on joint ballot.
TENNESSEE FINAL FIGURES.
The state gives Cleveland about
5000 plurality and elects the state
democratic ticket by $4,000 and sends
light democrats to congress, a gain of
me.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17
CALIFORNIA GONE DEMOCRATIC.

Sufficient returns have been
received from California to show
that Cleveland has carried the state
by 1900 plurality. Returns are in
from nearly three-quarters OF the
precincts in the state, including
practically all OF San Francisco, and
those give Cleveland a plurality OF
$500. The chairman of the democratic
state committee clans that Cleve-
lands plurality will be 1920. The
republican committee admits that
the state has gone for Cleveland.
The congressional contest is still
doubtful. Three democrats, one
acknowledgements and a peoples
party man are elected and probably
three republicans. The republican
committee admits that the demo-
Gratis will have a majority OF one
or more on joint ballot in the
legislature. The democrats claim a
majority Of from six to eight.
kLLANOAc 70 uhofE1A~
Six hundred and 7inty-three
precincts out of 10 outside of Cook
county give Harrison l39,303.
Cleveland III ,507. The vote On
governor is very close TO these figures.
Altgeld running a little behind
Cleveland and Filter ahead of
Harrison. Cook county will give
Cleveland a plurality of 1900 and
Altgeld $4,000. The remaining
precincts cannot alter the result and
il il safe to say that Cleveland has
the state by 5000 and Altgeld by
1900.
FUSION CARRIES IN KANSAS.
Returns from all counties show
that the third party has a majority
of 1927 On president. The republic
cans saved three congressman out Of
eight, and have she legislature by a
small plurality, insuring the election
of a republican senator. The popu-
list majority on state officers is
slightly below Weayer's-
INDIANA SURELY DEMOCRATIC.
Unofficial returns from lightweight
of n~inety-two counties, with the other
four estimated, give Cleveland 1l,Is5
plurality. No figures a yet be given
as to the total vote or the vote OF the
! peoples or prohibitions candidates.
WASHINGTON REPUBLICAN ALL ROUND
Washington gives Harrison 5000 to
5000 plurality, and elects McGaw.
republican, governor, and the rest of
| the state ticket by 1900 TO 25,000.
| The legislature is republican on joint
ballot, and both republicans were
/ elected to congress.
VERY CLOSE IN OHIO.
1t will take the official returns To
decide the result on national and
state tickets, though the chance:
largely favor the democratic state
ticket Unofficial returns received
by both committees al Columbus
show a nearly even vote.
WISCONSIN FOR CLEVELAND.
The returns, with parts Oftwenty
one out Of sixty-eight counties, esti
mated, give thedemocrsts a pluralit.
on governor of 4-T4s. Tire figure j
slightly smaller on the e~lectora
ii .ket-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17
south Dakota Safely Republican
1.-The Independent Party
Very Weak.

he latest returns on the election
in he United States indicate that
tht vote in the electoral college will
oe 1oout according to the following
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17

BUSINESS
COLLEGE.
ABERDEEN, S. ID.

A school where ladies and gen.
tIemen may fit themselves for a
paying position in a few months.
Individual instruction given all
pupils. Enter at any time.
Send for circulars.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17

The first merchant steauer yer
built in Spain was recently launched
at Cadiz- II IS called the Joaquin
Pielage.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17

A Pennsylvania has invented a
method Of obtaining hydrocarbon gas
black by burning ordinary lluminat-
ing gas over a series Of long. narros
metallic plates, the resulting gas
black being scrapedon automatically.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17

sen and boys under
bare been forbid
public stage in
g afcept employment
n.aort special permit
'F'i'ts. Nor are chill
sasf flowers, news2a-
'ale a such places, or
Sc for such purposes
during the winter
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17
GOLDEN WEDDING IN A pooRHousE
Something Akin to Joy in the Milwaukee
County Institution.

There was a golden wedding
celebrated at the Milwaukee county
poorhouse last week. that Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joachim BOrgward. Fifty
Years ago, in Altenhagen, Germany,
Mary and Joachim Borgwarn were
married, and ten years later they
came to America in search of wealth.
Since then their lives have been the
counterpart of many other lives and
now, bowed and feeble and gray,
without kindred or near friends, the
old couple are passing their last days
in a pOorhouse. Hearing that the
gOlding wedding Of the two old peo-
pie was approaching, the women of
the flower mission and superintendent
and Mrs. Weidenkamp determined
that the anniversary shonld not pass
without being duly celebrated. So
out at the pOorhOuse there was much
excitement and something that was
almost akin TO Joy. The door of the
little cell like room, which is all the
old couple can call home, had been
gaily decked with evergreens, wreaths
and stars Of gold paper. In the
sitting ROOM, which is used in common
by the inmates, evergreen wreaths
and golden stars we're arranged. On
a big table were displayed the gifts
given by the women of the flower
mission and Mrs. Wiedenkamp, wife
OF the superintendent. There were
two gorgeous Cakes made By d fashion
able caterer. One was illuminated
by fifty wax candles and the other
respondent in a wreath OF golden
leaves, surmounted By a golden
spinning wheel, compliment to the
bride OF fifty years, who is called the
best spiEncr in the p~Oorhonse. Then
there was a roast duck, crisp and
brown, a bottle Of wine, and a big
basket of grapes TO add 10 the
wedding dinner. The old man wa.
made happy with a fine new pipe, a
big package % tobacco. and a fins
silk bandana, while the little ele
wOLs&n rejOiced over two fine whit,
aprons and a red silk Handkerchief.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17

The Free Press Is a new paper at
LaMOure, \. d..
The Valley City. n. D., Normal
School Item is a new venture.
The Northwestern elevator at
Glaston, containing 5000 bushels Of
wheat has been destroyed by fire.
Some $1,000 to $1,000 bGsheIs Of grain
win be saved
The lOng-distance telephone from
Trieste TO Vienna has been extended
10 Prague, a distance Of rs miles.
THE sounds are heard at each end OF
the line with great distinctness.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17
Awarning TO Matchmaker.

New York Ledger: 1t may De
questioned whether il is not much
more injudicious TO urge marriages
than 10 prevent them In the one
case the yretchedness may be slower
in coming, but it is none the less
snre and far-reachingin it evil effects
II takes a vast deal of grace for
neopIe 10 live together in harmony
the year In and the year out, and
there must be some natural attraction
or something more than somebody
within or convenience to keep things
even and preserve that unity o
sympathetic consideration that are
absolutely necessary to make home
life worth the living. Therefore,
whatever else you do, never urge a
marriage. Marriage IS Il of the
things that must be desired, and
that ardently. by the contracting
narties. No one has a right 0
interfere, and to do so IS TO multiply
sorrows for those whose affairs are
S,eddIed with in this way.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17

hssrT At Sondermar-
i being built. Ii
hieneh structure Of
out VII be only so
s Eosnd on which
80 ! $ 100 fcet above
SEA Is win rise GOO
EMrsandings. The
q earned to the ton
p Elevators.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17

Cars on the Hampton and old
Point Electric road, which is about
eight miles in length, run at the
schedule rateof 20 miles an hour
More births occur in February than
IN AM other month June Is the
M 1pfh of fewest births
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17
INDIANA SURELY DEMOCRATIC.
VERY o IN OHIO.

1t will take the official returns TO
decide the result on national and
state tickets, though the chances
largely favor the democratic state
ticket Unofficial returns received
by both committees at Columbus
show a nearly even vote.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-10-20

The dimes dress pictured in the illus.
tyation is M exquisite creation in u block
pearle stuG, set OF with brocade corselet
and garniured with lace. The straight
collar is covered with n pleatei lace, iasien'
oil at the back with u bow, from which falls
q lace cascade, caught oil the edge OF the
corsclet with q rosette Of brocade and at the
waist with rosette of lace. The sleeves
are in brocade and are draped az shown.
Tho bottom Of the skirt has ribbon ruche.
The picture sets forth charming novelty
in the way of fashions for the young,
grain yellow crepe garnitured with Russian
tulle. The skirt is set of with deep
Houncc run with two cords, the material be
ing doubled where it is thus run. The skirt
is slightly pleated front and back. There is
pleated collar and also yoke. The corselet
Is OF black moire. The d,sss should be lined
with silk or alpaca.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-10-20

The indications are that the great design.
ers intend to exhaust their art on cursapes
this coming season, rather than on skirts.
skirts will keep their present share and
he shorn of their trains to great degree.
In other words, Earuiturc is To be put where
II will be best seen. around the neck, arms,
body and waist. Exquisite little boleros,
mere baby affairs, in velvet will frame a
guipnre yoke over silk transparency and
then between the cpAu,ct Of guipurc and
lower sleeve will come u big puH of change
able velvet. In some cases u ACE tunc will
drag from the lower edge Of the holcro,
reaching quito to the bottom of tho skirt,
and dimly displaying the outlines of the
waist In order. too, that the empire gown
may be worn by stout figures, a deep Lace
bertha will cncircic the corsagc, springng
from The bust line and on the same level
with lace ruGlc Of the upper sleeve.
But, In spite of all attempt' to create now
styles, the tailor made with rs Jacket cor.
sage and plain skirt grazing the shoes will
continue To bc correct wear for the street
and all informal occasions, and with it. ot
course, will be worn the ever popular felt
hat finer in texture and moro graceful in
shape than ever before. The modsh tones
in felts will be light gray, green and light
beige. Understands will be ornamontcd
hounces, rnillcd bands, and with Lace when
the wearcr is not u youns miss. Lacc-trim.
med undcrskirts don't look well on young
girl. Double and triple pelerincs are TO be
very much in vogue for youngish people
during the fail the material being zephyr
cloth or velvet Stout ladies should be care.
fil how they lay these pclcrines on their
shoulders. They should make choice of
those which reach below the waist.
Chatelano belts are 10 como into vogue
again and to be made to carry load of ar.
tistic tribes, such as small watch, n pure,
Il tiny mirror, powder box and wishing
hone in gold or silver. This takes the place
80 the o'd fashioned four Iaaf clover
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-10-20
INSECT NuisANcEs.
:. :. a., MA Of If,u,,bo,d Posts.

|,v 10 Got Rid Of Household Pests.
m his fourth lecture before the
sell Institute recently, Professor
|ey discussed the ever timely sub
OF household pests. The treat
nt OF the subject was practical,
the remedies given for each
fticular pests are worth noting by
careful housewife. For certain
the commoner pests, such as the
bug. the carpet-beetle, and the
cfhcs-moth, bonzine, applied in o
IA spray by means OF hand atom
~ was stated 10 be the best remedy,
In most cases IL destroys the insect
all stages, including the egg. In
Ing bensine, however, care must be
len that no fire or artificial light
in the room at the same time, the
t1por OF benzine being highly cxplo-
80. For cockroaches, bristle-tails,
ot flsh-moths and iIcas, the lecturer
f0<pmmended q liberal use Of pyrc-
hum powder, in the form of either
H3rsian or Dalmatlan powder or
H1hach. Fleas, he said, are general
" introduced into houses by dogs or
c1ts, and the presence Of bcd-bugs is
not always a sign OF unclcanliness, as
f0cy have been found under the bark
0ftrees In the woods, and In country
houses may sometimes be traced TO
this source. Keeping promises clean
and dry was said 70 be in general
good preventive OF insect pests. The
common house-hy, with its compli
Gated mouth and its stcrcoscopic eyes
with 4, 900 facets, was next discussed,
aud the lecturer then passed 10 an
lnte ercsting account Of the mosquito.
The eggs Of this insect are laid in tho
Wdfcr, and the larva, when hatchcd,
pns sses through several molts in the
earnc element, the perfect mosquito
0nnlly breaking out from the pupal
okIn and flying away on her blood
THIRSTY mission. The female mosquito
II ttho form which stings, the male
ecIdom leaving the swamp where he
dxells, and contcnting himself with
veGctable juices. In dealing with
the mosquito rs u household pest.
R0od pyrcthrum powder is probably
the best preventive OF its annoyances.
Moistcned and made into little cones,
aIbvcd TO dry and then burned in
closcd chamber, this powder will
eithcr stupofy or kill, and is one Of
the best means OF freeing chambers
from mosquitoes. Touching upon
theory advanced some years ago
thai mosquitoes Ivy their stings inoc-
ulato the body with maarial poison
The lecturer stated that In his judg-
ment thero was no connection be.
Wfen the two. though the same
On EDITIONS which cause malaria are
~ TO breed mosquitoes. In the
c4e OF elcphantiasls, however, a
a. base prevalent in tropical coun-
p, and due to minute organism
bwn as fllaria, It has been well
ablished that the fllaria In It's life
Feiopment must needs pass through
mosquito pas an intermediary
bt-Doston Advertiser.
a -
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-10-20
Tloods In Gten, Britain

Reports of damage from floods continue to
come from many oiiIcrent parts Of Gr.at
Britain and Ireland.
Tho Hoods in Yorkshire are the most scri.
Gus that have ever occurred in that county
in the memory OF the Oldest inbabitant
Railway traffic las been completely divert.
ed from the usual channels. The DAMAGE
to properly is enormous. 4 bridge u, Selby,
on the York and DuncIs,cr railway, has
been Destroyed by the. floods. Thousands of
acres of land arc submerged in the Baru,ley
district, and many people are moving their
effects from tAoir homes. The Hood at
Leeds caused 10y the overflow of the river
Aire is subs!ding. The floods in Derby
shire are causing large amount of dam.
age. Many horses aud cattle have been
drowned,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-10-20

sible have resolved to make its endurance
more agreeable by directing its course and
to its desires 1 lcos- forward to The
time when husband will say to his wiio
My dear, lnotico that the fall STYLES arc
ready; suppose we 60 down and pick ont a
few new gowns for you" All married
women should educate their husbands 10
take interest in their gowns; it makes it
easier to pay the bills.
Speaking of bills, thoy promise to cause
agroaning among those who have to pay
ihem this fall, FOR the great designers have
fairly outdone themselves There will be
embarrassment of choice when you come
TO gaze upon the beautiful gowns in which
thore are at times reminders of all the great
epochs-Directory, Empire, Henry H.,
Louis XIV and even Louis XVI. am quite
sure that some purists in style will cry out
at the mixture. and others will rail apaius,
setting meadow green beside iniiyo lluo.
and proclaim the fashionable tone 10 be
harsh and the combinations rather art
ling than artistic. But after all, will ,Aey
not be modish, and does not mode make
the women, as mannors make the man
In the initial Illustration you will fad u
garment as useful as it is pretty, an ar tic
wrapper with double fronts the under
ones being tied in with ribbon aud orua.
mentcd with cascade of the stun extend.
ing to the bottom OF the skirt. The Co., ar.
ette and the cascades are embellishcd by
two rows Of open work. The slccYes have
ruities the Same style with bow, Of 10.
bon. The loose fronts also have the row, Of
open work. The back breadhs form
rain and are lined with saine:;c.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-10-20
GOV PATTIsoN's PROCLAMATION.
This RecomIn sndations as 10 the Celo'
bration Of Columbus Day.

Va S'sNaApba Db9'
The following is the full text of tho pro,
clamation issued by Governor rattison de-
alaring Friday, oct p, to be general holi-
day:
Whereas, In accordance with the john
resolution ofthc senate aud llou4e Of Repro.
sentatiycs Of the United States of America.
the President of the United States, 10y pro.
clamatiOn, has appointed FRIDAY, October
the 2lst. 1892. the four hundrcdth nnniycr.
sary of the discovery of America by Culum.
bus, as - general holiday Tor the people Of
the United states and
Whereas, The President has recon.
mcuded that the people on hat day, as far
as possible, cease ilom toll, and devote
themselves To- such exercises ~ may best
express honor 10 tho dlsCoyCrcr, and their
appreciation ofthe great achievements OF
the four completed centuries OF American
lie and
Whereas. The Common oath Of Penn.
sylyania has q special interest IN this ami
ycrslry by reason of the magnificent pro-
grcss made by the people Ot tho state during
the centuries since the discovery.
Now, therefore !. Robert l.. Pattson
governor OF the state of Pennsylvania,
do recommend, Friday the twcnty.tirst
day of October, IN tho year ot our
Lord one thousand eight hundred aud mn
ty-two, rs general holiday, On that day
IN the schoOlhuusO, in the church and other
places of assembly OF the people, let there
be appropriate services. teaching loyalty to
our country aui gratitude for the divine
benediction which has 50 abundantly
blessed our people
Given under my hand and great seal of the
state, nt the city OF Harrisburg, this third
day Of September in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and ninty'
two. and OF the Commonwealth the ono
hundred and seventeenth.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-10-20
From Homestead, Pa. No Further Use
for tho Troops.

Thursday morning witnessed the with.
drawal of the troops and the military espj.
onage that has been kept over Homestead.
Pa. for the past ninety-hye days is at end.
That their departure was witnessed with
pleasure by the residents could not be dis
guised. Long before the hour for leaving
the citizens gathered upon the hillsides sur.
rounding The camp and along Eighth
avenue in the vicinity, eagerly watching
the preparations for breaking camp. Al
though there was no open
demonstration of pleasure shown by
the residents, they were evidently
Rr'tifed and appeared TO act with greater
freedom. General Wiley witnessed the do.
parturc of the regiment When asked IL
he anticipated any further trouble through
the withdrawal of the troops he
replied that he did noe, IL
any outbreak should occur the troops would
be again massed here in short order. Sheriff
McCleary express the belief that his force OF
deputies would be able TO preserve peace in
the community. He has now 80 men dc.
tailed here as deputies AS usual everything
Is reported as running satisfactorily in the
mill.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-10-20

ran styles ARE set before you IN the pic.
nrc. The figure on the left displays Rus
ian blouse over dress of apricot silk. lace
passcmenterie to correspond, large black
lace hat with bows of apricot ribbon, max.
ing up costume Of charming brightness
and simplicity. The material OF the dress
on the right is an almond green canvass,
small vest of gauze of the same shade, with
stripes of deeper green.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-10-20
Another Mnssn ere in India.

massacre of native Indian troops at
tachcd to the British forces occurred in the
Chin Hills, India. Seventeen Of the natives
were killed by Chins.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-10-20

Needs assistance 1t may be best 10 render I,
promptly. but one should remember TO uso
oven the most perfect remedies only when
needed. Tie best and most simple aud rcntlc
remedy Is the syrup Of Figs manufactured by
the California Fig Syrup Co.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-10-20
FATAL COLLISION IN KANSAS
CITY.
A Train Crashes Into a Cable Car ana
Kills Four Persons Two Injured.

A Santa Fe passenger train ran into a
loaded cable car at Kansas City, Mo. Three
passengers and the gripman were killed and
two other persons seriously injured. The
killed are; William Barber gripman, Mrs,
Cynthia Revis, Jefferson Secrist and Edward
Mcknnnn
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-10-20
Thar. VIVA, nrous,, N. r,c,,r,,

titcs OF manufacturing. Two fucl-oil tipc.
lines, Tour railroads, one a complete belt line
give urithtli these advantages and brought her
Tour ioctuic' ~ soon as the toNn WAS laid out
by jay ~ Dyiggins q Io.-.incNso News.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-10-20

spend an hour day under the hands of
their BARRIERS. Thor feathers may be plain.
er, but they devote quite as much time TO
pluming them as the women do theirs. Bu.,
upon the whole, think the men are be-
coming more and morc+esgned to woman
love Of finery. They struggled against 1t for
centuries and finding that its cure is impo.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-10-20

a KITE Tying tournament toos placs at
kouen. France. ut which the winner OF the
prize was thirty-seven feet high. rose in the
air $50 yards, and required thres men 70
hold It, kite fiying' is an art very much
cultivated by the upper classes.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-10-20
dwellings

Tn the meek. or Got.
tire. caused me terrible
suffering, and l spent IN
enormous amount OF
money for medicines, In
vain. | began TO take
Hoods Sarsaparllla and
In IL few weeks | found
the swelling very much
nl - ul
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-10-20
When Nature

Epping Forest England. is the largest
public recreation ground in the world.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-10-20

2<s"th rifh Perfect EdSe.which had
4pVdono for years lcontinued with HoOd's
md nm I@rHI0Hep epfiv
QWred." Mira ]. BIGELow, Fremont, Mich.