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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-21
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9ie Msinleie lit beenb:t. Sn quaz
litattper unb quantitatioer 8e5tebung
5Gblt Der 1893er 9erbt, be1en @rtras
ii9 na9 offciener @4dbung auf 5m:i
MiGionen 6ettoliter bslGuft, ,3u ben
Ibeiten Weinernten bes Subrbunbsrts.
2eiber fat 1i4 bic 9ofnung b:r reiAsz
1Gnbi19e en- @ebbauern auf ent 1predenz
ben @rt1s niht nermirtli4t. 3und4it
i1t Der QQblab Elm ltpdenber. @ielfa4
ait ss ]4per, ia unmDgli@, ben Wein
an ben Mann gu bringen. Mu4 itebt
Der er3ie1te Preis in teinem @erbdltnib
gu Der @ute bes prpbutts. sir mittz
lere Qualitdten cling b:r Wein ouf 20
Big % mart pro ,@ettoliter 5uriid:
Selb{t fir Before Gage mie Dumba4
unb Dttrott tptrb bud}1tdbliA ni4t
mdbr als % Mf. fir ben 9ettoliter
Weibpein unb 40 Wet. fir BIN 9ettoz
liter Notbtpsin be3a6lt. Sn ber beiten
@emartung bss @lfab, in Rappolts<
tpeiler, 1@manten bic 9urdN4nittsz
preile 54pif&en 30 bis 35 sri. pro
6:ttoliter, fir Rieb.ingsmo murben
SO V6is so Mart er3ielt. Gum She'll
iinb bis1e unerquidtihen @erbdltniie
auf bic Sbat1a9e 3uriidoufubren, bab
bos ge6erbitete Nuamu1a ben 8'barf
iber Iteiat, gum 5beil AUDI auf ben
Inn tanb, bab bic eliab<lot9ringti4en
Weine in Mltbeut14lanb gu tpents Be-
tannt iinb. Mal@ tpNsen bes Mbiabes
1einer Weine 1T @liub : 2otbrin9en
mebr als friibsr auf Mltoeut14tanD
angepieIen. Bisber lift fat nihts &C.
l4eben, um ben altoeut14m 4b1abz
MART 3u er19lteben, pbtpobl bic l1abz
lofbringifden Msine ben @erglei4 mi:
ben iibriger iubo: uf jmen Weinen tei=
nespegs gu i@euen braudben unb er@
bebtt4 biliger au ftebsn tommen, als
Die Na9bartpeine. Sn neu :iter 3eit bat
man einige lanbmirtbi4uftli@e Nus<
ftel1ungem jeni eits 'bes &beins be1uAt.
9us iit anks. 8e1onbers li:gt bic
publicitdt no4 i'm Mrgen. Die reiGsz
1dnbi5de PreKe bringt nur iporabtI4s
a1nb lidenbafte 8eridte iiber ben
rettstGnbti9 n Meinmartt. No4 tpez
niger fiimmert Tiff bic altbeut14: preI :
lie UNI el1 abzlotbringii4e Weine. Sn
bis5 er Mi4tung Dor ALIEN 1d1te 1'ttens
BET @irgermeiit :r ber Northumberland
ben @emeinben io4pie ieitens bsr @orz
itdn0e Der Observation-Disclosures @ersiz
N, mebr &c he9en. Ni4t minber tbut
bic @rri9tung BON Mtn3erz unb lamb
4pirt619aftli@en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Not6, UNI etnen rationsllen 8strtcb in
@cene gu IeB:n unb elmer @erialeubez
rung bes Mein:s I eitens Der Grmeren
ge..bbebirftigen Win3er @inbalt gu
Mu4 bic @r0fn1lng zines Meinmarttes
t0nnte CUR 8%ermebrung beg M6labe5
uno @rb0hung bss Menommees Der
reiAsldnbi14sn Meine beitrag:n. Oie
gini tisen @rfabrmgen, bic man belz
1pieSmei1 Z NIT benz Sbi tmartte IN
Trantfurt a. M. mahts, iino tpo9l &C.
:tgnet, auf .%psrtpanbten @ebieten CUR
Na4folse onaure9en. Sb %anerbings
bic Rreisbtryttpren, bic in ben Rethsz
lunben an ber Sp:be bes lanopirt9z
14aftli4en @'reinsmel eng ftsben, bt:
ri9tigen Seer 0nlidyt item 1inb. UNI bic
erf ou0erti9sn @eform,n 9erb:i5uT@z
rem, mag babinseiteut bl:iben.
gu Gbiccgot agtt mibreno lebter
Woh, bic federation of 2abor."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-21
Rur3e 1a8eSneut8fetten.

&ur3e 9a8eSneut8fettesa.
Sn Namur, @elsxn, bra& bic
GboIera aus.
@tnerallieutenunt Mpcenni trat III
M o m in GrtsppS neues Cabinet eiA.
Muh Mublunb min in bic en1
Winter srobe SruppenmanDosr O:rans
ftalten.
Mus 0iebes9ram nabm ft4 Wm.
Eol1ette in Garmir n, 9er., oas 2ez
ben.
@et @ramb Sunction, Gol.,
ftieb man in 500 Gub Sieie ouf Na>
turgas.
Dr. &p9 in g erlin tinbiste elm
reues Mert iiber feline 8aciQent6eorie
an.
Ser Matabelez& Dnig 2ob:nsula m
SIbafrifa ioQ tpieber tinmal gez
fangen tporben iein.
Sn Wien tpurbe Bel einem Concert
ber ptantft Strabal ploB..i% tpabnitnz
mig.
Sim @taate 10 a9instonf ibrz
ten Regensiii1e ttne gefabrorobenoe
Mnf4tpeQuns Der Glii7e herbei d
Gn PtttSbure, pa., brohen bic
@onntassfanattter NIT etm:m neuer'
Rrtegs3u9. .
IN Rem Oort nimmt BET proceb
geaer ben berii@ttsten @tftmilhkr Dr.
Meper i:inen 6ortgan9.
Sir &prto in Sapan tpuroe ber
p1an elmer @epolutton gegen biz Regiez
rung entbedt ,>no 81 perionea oerbafz
9ei ber Sniel uibont an Der .neli>
I&en &iifte ut Elm unbetannter GROCER
Dampfer nit Mann unb Maus urz
tergegangen.
Sm 8rIifel lam es uGhrenb eiz
rer Meateroor lteQung gu etnem 3uz
multe; breibis .perfonen iinb berhafkt
tpprben.
Das @Dr1enmitglieb Daotb @ofenz
felbt in q 10 Dort tpurbe perbaftet,
hptil CT bic paHanten bes 8roabtpap
NIT @&mub bemarf (.
Das Electromagnetic in Maltban
Mbbep Bel 3ombon, @nglanb, flog
in bic 2uft. @tne Perion muroe &C.
tDbtet, a4t 15m:r berpunbet.
Der Mrbeiter ,S9omp Jon puroe in
ber MISUNDERSTANDING gu Grootsz
t . n, Minn., bon etnen qoli3tften obne
@runb eri4oK:n.
3mei Mbgeorbneten GUT @ono:ntton
ber Tdberatfon of 2abor in @6icaz
40 ipurbe bic &aari4aft aus tbren
Simmern int Briggs @aule seito6len.
ssSn Ptttsburg, 3d., tpurbe
Gkf|Sngenieur @ault:rmann bon ber
megbnnD County Qigbt 60. bur4 etz
men elettriI9en @@lag %setGotet.
9retbig paHagiere gtngen NIT Dem
iapamt1@en 9ampfi@iH "W{atz
inbmara:" gu @runbe, bas am Is.
MpDember sdldeitert lit.
I'm 8ellaire g., fo1te Elm @isz
1aus transportirt 1perben. Dabei
Nitrate bas Dad elm unb berlebte 1ehs
9~er{onen, tponpr bret t6btlt9.
@on Paris aus tpieber6o.t it4 6te
Melbung elmer beoor itebenben 8ermdbz
lung beS ruffiH@sn Sbronfolgers
nit b,r prince1in 9elene bon Or
leans,
Malpb Grobmtr: murbe IN @ nit T.
port, pa., tpegen @rmorouns 1einer
Mutter gebdngt, 0esglei4en tn
9 roofpilQe Snt., Gbas. S. 2uz
dep, ber @ater, Sdhpei tier unb @tiefz
mutter umgebra@t hatte.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-21
Gin auitra.ii9er Dampfer brahte
Na@riht.n aus 9onolulu nod
WdntouDsr.
Die Innertonspartei branst pie pro-
piiorI@e Regieruns, Wioertano
gu tstten,
Sails obne Gintpi1tsuns bes Gongreiz
Us Der. Staaten4M arinetrupz
pen einereifen.

brittf3 Columbia efngetroFene a~uitraz
lii4e Dampfer ~Mraapa" bra&te Na4z
ridten aus benz 9atpaiireiAe, bic bis
aum 4. Deaember rei@en. gu bieism
Seitpuntte tpar bic &0niein 2iliuotaz
lant nod ni9t mieber auf ben 9bron
ee5ebt. Der Correspondent elmer amez
ritani14en Ma4ri4tenfirma ianbte
f%olgenben, 9onoGtlu ben 4. DECEMBER
butirten 8eridt: yQluf bas einmiiz
tbiae unb bringertbe @erlangen BIT
ameritani19en 8irser bat bic prupiz
1ori19e Regieruns iih enti@!oKen, Bis
uuf's M:uB Bed tie Wiberitonb gu leiften,
fats bedbii@ttgt perben io0te, lie obne
33uftimmung bes Rongrei1 es NIT Sill
fe Der Marinetruppen bet @'relntgten
Staaten gu f~tiiraen. Die an9eieben<
item Biireer baben ii@ brett ertlart,
bic @aHen GUT @srtbeibigung gu erz
,greifen. 3u1!fbumbert Tretptqlse
init Marim : aanonen unb @atltngz
@s19iben iinb bereit, ein3ugreifen,
tperl n6t9ig. Ser @eianbte WtGts
bat fi9 ben prupifprti@en &egteruns
berpli4ten miii1en, Dor @iidtebr oer
vMameba" am q. Ds5ember feline
@9ritte at tbun. 'Seine Snitrutttoz
men iinb nod immer ni4t b%etannt."
Wie aus benz 8srt@t msiter berporz
gebt, 6iNten bic Mnnerioni1ten am
@amitag, ben Is. Nuoembsr cine Maiz
1enper Iammlung db unb nabmen Be
{@li11e an, in md19en Beruf flung eingez
lest wirb segen bas @orgeben unb bic
MustaFung 6es praito:nten G%lepelanb,
bes @etretGrs @re1ham unb beg Wfr.
Blount. WGbrenb ben ber @bfabrt
beg rMra4pa" por~anse6enben 4 Sa9en
tuaren bic Sruppen ber prpbil orid4en
Megierune eifrig bamit bei@dftigt, bas
Me9ierungs=@ebGube ob:r bas S4lob,
pie baKelbe friiber 9%erannt puroe, gu
befeItigt unb gu perbarritaotren,
bauptiG9li9 nit @anbiGden.
Die in ber @eri ammlung BET Mnz
nerionilten angenomm'ne 8ei4lihe
lauten:
.W}it l1eberral 4ung unb 8eoauern
baben mir bic bonn @taatsi etretGr BIN
p%rGiibenten BET @er. @tauten gema4te
@mpfd9lung geleT:n, in 9atpait Bite
Monar4ie mieber ber3ufteQen. 9aber
lei es
,Be19tpKen, baB mir bi: 8ebaupz
tunq bes Staats1etretdrs, bic @riiten3z
bere9tigung bet prootiorii@en &esiez
rung babe infotg. Der Meigerung bes
prditbenten @leoelanb, benz @enat ben
Misunderstanding gu unterbretten,
aufgd61rt, auf's @&drfte perurt6eilen,
unb ebeni 10 bic 8ebauptung @re1bams,
bic prppi iora14e @esierung babe our
felben 3eit bi, Trage ber G%ortoauer IT,
rer @riten3 ber @ntl4etbung bes prdz
fdb:nten @lebe1umb ODER irgenb elmer
anberen Maht anbetmseitelt.
v@e19loKen, bab mir bic probiioriz
Idr @egierung naa 3 dIten .RrGften unz
terifiben unb iebem n9lferre4tsptbrtz
gen MngrtH Mtberitanb leiiten."
Sn Mdi8ingtpn, .. g., MOLTEN
na4 @tntreHen ber bonn ~WraDa"
iibrBra@ten Ma@ri4ten tpeber@ hautsz
fetretdr @<eibam nod irgenb Elm an
berer mabgebenber 8eamter bes
@taats<D Departments bic Na4ri4t
aus @onolltlu, bab ber @e1anote Wilz
liz fib ber propi iorii@en @e9ierung
gegeniiber berpflt4tet habe, time
G4ritte Dor Mntunft ber rIlamenba"
am 81. De8ember gu tbun, beltdtigen
pb:r bementtren.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-21

Die Direttoren ber INN $4,000 bez
Nattona.bant in 5out5
Bsnb sSnb., febten cine 8elpbnung ,
bon $1,000 auf @rgreifung Der Diebe
1us. ,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-21

Ser Wer:tn amerttaniI4er !9olaz
bilo9auer tpirb auf ber ndfiten Ber=-
Scum ftuusitellung aug teQen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-21

3;u gbicGgot ag:t pibrenb lebter
Wo4. bic v6tosration .of 2abor."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-21
.MRit i6arteu Mabregeln

@iu bic franadil4: 9sieBsebuns ben
Observation-Disclosures 3u 2etbe W
seben, ",~ r~3
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-11-16
sEICNIoRAGE.
The Term as Used in Regard TO Coir
age and What IL Means.

When an individual brings to q
government mint a quantity Il one
of the precious metals TO be coined
on his private account he viii re-
ceive a weight of coins equal to the
weight of pure metal brought, less
the percentage deducted AS COM
%pensation to the government for its
services and incidental expenses of
coinage and plus the weight of the
alloy. says the Boston Advertiser.
At the present time the United
States government makes no charge
for coming gold, and does not re-
celve silver, copper or nickel Tor
coinage on private account. There
fore the term seigniorage is not
strictly applicable to any transaction
that takes place in connection with
federal minis.
However, as used In current dis.
cussions of the silver question, the
term is taken to mean the nominal
profit made by the government or
It's purchases of silver and the coin.
age of the same. To illustrate: The
present market price of silver is al
most exactly 20 cents an ounce,
while its coinage value" Is precise.
" s1.29 an ounce, so that on every
ounce of silver bought and coined
there is an apparent profit of SO cents
When 1t is proposed to coin thu
seigniorags silver now in the treas
ury the meaning of the proposition
is hat all the silver bullion pur
chased under tina act of July, 1890
commonly called the Sherman act
not already coined and over ant
above the amount that would b,
needed TO furnish standard silve
| dollars to match each dollar repre-
sented by treasury notes ISSUED
under the law, shall be coined int
standard dollars.--St. Panl Dispatcl
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-11-16
The Vote Of Day co.

The accompanying table
shows Day County Is otficl-
ally canvasSed by the ooun-
nv commissioners The re-
turns SHOW about a one thlrd
vote. which can be easily &C.
counted for, by the fine wes
ther and the quies campaign
Contrary to predictions OF
the knowing ones the county
goes Republican and SHOWS
great gains for the partys
Heretofore, Itsy county IA.
been the banner Independent
county of the state and q
great deal of work was done
by the head pushers In this
vicinity. But all IN vain.
The people would not listen
to them Ms their self interest
was plainly TO be seen, and
they Justly rehuked the
workers.
The Republican tidalwave
struck Day county with the
rest of the universe and she
gave q Minority.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-11-16
See The Worlds Fair for Fifteen Cent

See The Worlds Fair for Fifteen Cents.
Upon receipt OF your address and Is cents to
pay Hostage we viii mail you prepaid our sou,
yenir Portfolio of the Worlds Columbian Elk.
position. the regular price is so cents but a
we want you TO have one, we make the price
nominal. You viii find it d work OF art and a
thing to be priced. II contains full page views
OF the great buildings. with descriptions OF
same, and is executed in the highest style OF
art II not satisfied with il, after you get t.,
we will refund the stamps and let ou keep the
book. ADDRESS
II. f. BUCKLEN & 0 Chicago. IN
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-11-16

The Best pLAsTER.-Danpen a piece OF
flannel with Chamberlain's PAIN Balm
and bind it v the seal OF pain. 1t is
letter than any plaster. When the
lungs are sore such AN application on the
chest and another on the back, between
the shoulder blades. will often prevent
pneumonia. There ia nothing SO good
for a lame back or a pain in the side. 4
core throat eau nearly always be cured
In n night by applying a flannel band.
age dampened with Pain Balm. 80 cent
bottles for sale by +. Ross & Co., drug.
gists.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-11-16

A perusal OF the abstract Of as
sessment reveals only 1866 hogs of
all kinds in Day county, while
Hutchinson county has 81, 900. This
shows a decided deficiency in hogs
and it is a matter hat should be
investigated by the agriculturists of
this county. Mr.. Ed. Knapp is a
farmer who raised a fine crop of
corn the past season and says: IF
it vas not for my corn crop | would
not know what to do for feed this
winter" Wheat at 4S cents pei
bushel is not "a great success, al
thought 1t is claimed by some writers
that wheat is raised in the north
west at an average cost of 35 cents
per bushel, but We believe that
wheat is worth more to feed to stock
than on the market at present
prices.
"A diversity of crops is what pays
and We see no reason why the far.
mers of this county cannot make
more money on a quarter section
here than farmers on the rough and
rocky 40 acre farms of the east.
Day county is not alone, however,
as the whole northern parG Of the
state is In the same fix.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-11-16
ESTRAY

From three miles south of Sisseton
Agency, or Oct. 10, 1898, one gray horse
7 years old, weight 100 pounds, scar on
right hip (wIre cut, halter on with strap
dragging. Will paw $25 reward for his
return or literally for any information
leading To his recovery. Leave informa
ton at this office or address
JOSEPH WILLIAMS,
SIsseton Agency. S. ID.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-11-16
FRED. w. HARRIS, Editor.
Member Il The South Dakota 7rss Asaissis,
MUST GIVE UP WHEAT.

The actual cost of wheat produc
tion in the Northwest, and the
limit of reduction beyond which 1t
would become improbable, has
been a subject Of much inconclusive
argument for many years. Az a
recent contribution to it, this sum-
mary of q South Dakota letter,
published in Beerbonm's List and
reprinted by Bradstreet'a, is inter
esting.
According to the writer of this
| letter, wheat can be grown at q pro-
fit IN South Dakota at 35c Ills Cd
I per quarter) per bushel when the
\ average yield is sixteen bushels per
acre, and at 40c(13s per ~quarter)per
bushel when the average yield is
twelve to fourteen bushels per acre.
THE past average for the state is
about eighteen bushels per acre;
4 this year it is probably only twelve
to Ia bushels. Taking the present
6c. i. I. price Of No. ] Duluth at 26s
Cd for London, 1t viii be seen that
after deductIng the cost OF moving
the wheat from the farm to the ele-
4vator, from the elevator to the sea-
PICARD and from New York to Lon
don there would not be more than
lbs net left to the grower.
The average yield of Iwhest in
North Dakota this year probably
does not exceed eight bushels per
acre. If, therefore, the above state
ment of the cost of production is
eorrect, the wheat grower Of North
Dakota viii hardly earn a bare living
With wheat at its present low price.
This must be true of any community
Which makes wheat its sole reliance.
IL is a policy that must be changed
unless the farmer 10 content to find
his means diminishing year by year.
One can remember when to prove
Wheat could not be produced in
Minnesota or Dakota at less than
lie cents per bushel, without actual
Oss to the farmer, was as easy as
alling of 6 log. While wheat pro-
uction has experienced the same
Economies that have reduced cost of
PRODUCTION l n other departments of
lbor, 30 that q lower price still
'aves q margin of profit, yet, on
4 ne other hand, the exhaustion of
1e soil by continuous devotion to
single crop outwelghs this possib:-
~ of saving. 1t will be hard
mes for farmers, and times that
AIT -ow harder, where exclusive wheat
Il llture prevails. BY turning their
tention to other products they
n not only assure themselves
,ainss crop failures and give their
u rms u chance to recuperate, but
ss8 ey can raise such a variety OF
her commodities that the wheat
II be practically clear profit to
EN-, regardless of cost of produc-
/ IN. Adherence to the old system
viewer, of planting wheat only,
IS the main reliance of the farm,
an assurance of progressive
verify. The persistence with
ich wheat prices 60 down and
y down through all kinds of sea-
Is and markets, ought to con-
III ice the farmer of it by this time.
4 =, / . steady shrinkage in the margin
'tse5 profit in wheat culture, with its
al disappearance in some sections
s5kN ,ht to set every farmer TO think
seriously of the imminent neces-
~ OF resortlng to diversified IN
TRY, and Of substituting for
lusive wheat culture other and
re remunerative forms of agri-
tural employment. - Pioneer
lss.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-11-16

Mr.. Moore. the postmaster at Brad.
shaw. Va, after reading an advertise.
ment of Chainberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, concluded to try
a bottle of il. He says: II used ii in two
eases for colic aud three for diarrhoea
Will, perfect satisfaction. | have handled
and nsed a great deal of p .tent medicine
but never tried anv that gave as good
results AZ this" For sale by F. Ross &
Co, druggists.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-11-16

just sixty years ago a similar
condition of business and labor was
experienced as now. To quote d..
G.. Hartman: Sin 1888 the en-
emies Of Protection led by the Dem
ocratic party, rallied their forces
and again secured control of Con-
gress throughsa disgraceful compro
mise with Southern nullifiers. Pro-
lection was aba ndoned; the Protec-
tive Tariff acts Of 1924 and 1928
were repealed and duties too low to
afford any real Protection to home
industries were established by Con-
gress. The Tariff act of 1888 was
intended as a compromise and con-
ciliatory measure. The South was
OH the verge Of opeu rebellion, so
determined were they not to sub
NIT to the Protective system. =
"The reductions allowed we're soon
found to afford insufficient Pro-
lection which is practically no Pro-
lection. Industry and trade soon
declined and again foreign goods
poured like an lnundation into our
markets. Financial depression fol-
lowed; assignments and bank
ruptcles resulted everywhere; a
ufacturers suspended operations
and business grew worse and
worse"
Compare that condition of sixty
years ago with the present time.
Then the Free Trade party was In
control of our national affairs; now
the Free Trade party is In control.
Is 1T not time to change again? We
cannot remove national control
from the grasp of Free Trade for
three years to come, but we can
begin to undo the work of last year
and that is bur plain duty now.
Only q few years ago the Free
Trade party was in control of the
House Of Representatives in Con-
gress, and then the same Southern
fingers itched to DESTROY the pros
perlty of the country. Read what
the New York Sun had to say to
to workingmen when the Mills Ia
riff bill was before the country.
Here it is:
Last year cheap foreign labor was
imported into the United States to
the value of s692, 319, 76S. This
was a great wrong TO American ID
Dor. German women, with as
many AS six children, saw wood i'm
It's streets for Is cents a day. MAY
a merc,ful God sink the United
States ten thousand feet under the
sea before the hidevus spectacle
shall become an incident to our CIV
ilization! *~* OF all the workmen
in the glass works OF Italy, only the
skilled blowers receive MS high as a
dollar u day, and laborers on farms,
hoeing or making hay. from Is to
Is cents a day, working from sun Ia
sun. God save America from such
wages. The Mills bill TO re.
duce the tariff is the irst step to
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-11-16

one DON for an American family.
Fight it without delay, and fight il
to its death; and then make your
Tariff so Protective as to shut out
cheap foreign labor in the form of
manufactured goods.
What was true of the Mills Tar,
if bill is even more true today.
Then the Free Trade party only
controlled the House of Congress.
Now it controls Congress in its en-,
tirety, with a Free Trade President
driving at the back of it. eight
it without delay, and fight 1t to the
death. "-American Economist.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-11-16

Mrs. T. S. Hawkins, Chattanooga Tenn
Gays: "Shiloh's vitaliz-r, saved my life I
consider u the best remedy for n debili
taied system ! ever used" For dyspep
ia, liver. or kidney trouble it exce's.
Price rs cents.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-11-16

Coming Prof. Hirschberg,
the celebrated st. LOUIS and New York
opticisn. will be at the store of his agent,
II. A. Peabody, of Webster, 8. D., Dec.
18th and 18th. Eyes tested free of
charge.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-11-16

he spectacle of the United
tes advocating monarchy ls one
American citizens can hardly
ize, yet Secretary Gresham's let
advocating the restoration of
en- Lii. to the throne in Hawaii,
4 those lines. European powers
surprised and astonished at
unheard Of and unprecedented
on of the Secretary of State.
provisional government is the
fully recognized throughout
world aud for this government
tempt to foist Lii. upon her
AFFECTS is un-American in the
sme Ito he deprecated by pat
q citizens throughout the
Eli and breadth nf nnr land
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-11-16

b wonder ut HE 10Th century to all
ers 10 how so good = cigar as ''Shoe
can be- made anG sold for tive cents.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-11-16

UA Nh The Favorite TOOTH POWDER
nv NO for the Teeth and breath, Csc.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-11-16

Captain Sweeney, U.S.A., San Diego. Cal.
says: "Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy Is the Hrst
medicine ! have ever found that would do me
any good" Price 80 cts. Sold by Druggists
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-11-16
SHlIOHIQ cUpr

TINS GREAT CouoH CURE promptly cures
where all others fail. For Consumption it has
no rival; has cured thousands, and win OUR
rou, II taken In ttmo. Price a6 ots., 6oesl.. Sl.oQ
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-11-16

An agreeable Laxative and NERVE TONIC.
Sold by Druggists or sent by mail. 25c., 60c.
and Shopper package. Samples free.