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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-09-28

AN honest dollar is dollar that does
not make men give twice the amount
of produce to get it to pay debt as
they did when the debt was contracted.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-09-28

THERE is no doubt about the election
in Sherman county. Even the most
rabid Republicans realize that the en-
tire Populist ticket is going to be cleo
ia
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-09-28

FREE coinage of silver would raise
the price of labor and the productions
100 per cent. Do you want that? IF
so vote the Populist ticket. 1t is the
only party that advocates free silver.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-09-28

Notice of any change in above dates
will be given. E. d. ADAMS,
W. A. UMBARGER, Chairman.
Secretary
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-09-28

KEEP your eye on Texas this fall and
sea her come into the Populist column
with thnd that will shake the confid-
ence cut of even Buck" Kilgore.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-09-28
THEIR RECORD ON SILVER.

Republicans you that their party friend Of silver ana
is the only that IS Their action in lsz3Tovss tbs s
the lower house the Fy-hd congress free silver conag
a 8 o follows:
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-09-28

ducers that was ever compassed in til
annals OF the humasl race. The insit4
trial aspirations of the world are beia.
enfurced of an just measure of value
by an imperialism of money yulture.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-09-28
STATE TICKET.

For Governor
L. .. LEWELLING.
Tor Lieutenant Governor
D. /. FURBECK.
Associate Jnstice
GEORGE w CLARK.
Secretary of State
J. ". AMIS.
Auditor Of State
VAN p. PRATHEE.
Treasurer of State
w. H. BIDDLE.
Attorney General
JOHN P. LITTLE.
Superintendent of Instruction
II. n. GAINES.
Congressman at Large
~. A HARRIS.
------
Congressman Sixth DISTRICT
WILLIAM BAKER.
COUNTY TICKET.
For Representative
FRANK II. SMITH.
Fer Probate Judge
X. A. KENT
For Clerk Of the District Court
L. II. EANEY.
Fer Superintendent of Instruction
R. c. SMITH.
For County Attorney
John HARTZLER.
For Commissioner Second District
GEORGE W. TEAGARDEN.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-09-28
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO T.
CONSTITUTION.
substitute for Senate Joint Resolution
Nos. 1 and 2.

L
Be it resolved by the legislature of the
state of Kansas: twu-IhirdS of the mem
bprS elected TO each house thereof, cuu
curing therein.
SECTION 1. The following proposition
q amend the constitution If the state 6i
KANSAS is hereby submitted To the qualified
lectnrs of the state for their approval. 0l
ELECTION. namely: That section one. article
i've of the constitution of The stale of Kan
,aS be amended so that the same shall
-+ad as follows: ''SecilOh l. Every person
# the age of u years and upwards belong
hg To- the following classes, who shall
ave resided i'll Kansas six months mex
preceding any election, and in the town
hip "r ward in which she or h. offers Il
me. at least 80 days next preceding Sucl
lection shall be deemed aquailll@d cleo"
81: citizens of the United States. ~: per
s,uS al foreign birEil Who have declared
atir intentions to becomr citizens nf tht
United STATES corftrmable 10 the laws 81
IL United States on the subject of natura
Zatinn.'
SEC. 2. This proposition shall be sub
uif,ed To the electors of this state at tbs
general election of the representatives, I,
he legislature i'll the year eighteen hum
red and ninety -four, for their approval, 0l
.,jrctinn: those Yelling IN favor "f his pro
O~i ion shall have written or printed on
heir ballots For the suffrage amendment
the constitutional those voting againS
hP said prGpoSi ION shall have written Il
.iintrd on their ballots against the Suf
rage amendment ~ The cpIISiltuinn;'
lid ballots shall b. received and Suci
sItp taken. counted. canVaSSCd and returns
..adr thereof. in the same manner and il
Ii respects as provided for by law; as il
~ case of the election of representatives
the legislature
SEC3 This resolution shall take effec
M he in force from and after its pubtIca
> ion in the statute book.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-09-28

TIE New York Sun says: $50 much
for the Populist members. There is
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-09-28
herrhy certify that the ala

thereby certify that the above resolution
originated in the senate January l6, 1873
.t.d passed that body February &. 1873
PERCY DANIELS. President of senate.
w l.. BROWN, Secretary of Senate.
Passed tile. House March l. 1898.
GEO l.. DOUGLASS. Speaker of House.
FRANK l.. BROWN. Chirf ClerlL"f House.
Approved March g. 1898. $3.50 p. NJ
l.. D. LEWELLING, Governor.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-09-28

PEOPLES PARTY HAEErlMGs.
For the Campaign Of 1894 Where
Held and at What Time.
The Peoples party meetings for the
campaign of 1894 will be held at the
following places. All are cordially in
vited to attend:
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-09-28

ASHAMED of Kansas" when her soil
Has won 20 him the wealth he cravedl
Her battered acres bought his god.
BY which her soHs are now ensiavsdi
How dare he stand among the thrt ngs
And ask for honest votes with zeSt,
And, proud of his own power assert
~ hen east say, I'm from the west ~
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-09-28
you any friendship the Republican part that
silver Mr. Republican?
A Perfect Success.

A-What a pity your son has failed a
second time to pass his medical exam
nations. What does he intend to do
low?
Bob, he's getting on all right; he
has Just opened an institution for dip
Somaniacs.
H-How do you mean?
Bile has started a saloon.-Truth
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-09-28

Up to 1892 Republican speakers and
Republican newspapers denied persis-
tently that silver ever was demonetized
and when finally forced to admit the
fact setup the cry of an ''honest dollar .
and have ridiculed and fought back all
legislation toward remonetizing the
white metal, declaring that gold was
the only thing that can be safely used
as a money metal.
The dastar1ly act of 1873 has worked
grievous wrong upon ever solvent
man, every farmer, every mechanic,
every artisan Throughout the length and
breadth of the land. The fundamental
cause of the existing depression is low
and constantly falling prices as the re-
suit of contracted currency, making
gold the sole standard and depriving
silver of its ancient right as money,
which resulted in the closing of the
silver mines, throwing thousands of
men out of employment, and reducing
the price of productions and the wages
of the producer, causing the enhance
ments of debts aud the holdings of the
creditor classes
If the burden, caused by the long
continued and persistent fall of prices,
fell on all alike. if there were no debtors
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-09-28

lie oFFIcIAL coUn5Y a.ase.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-09-28
A GOLD BUG.

Tic Pops raise a great howl about the de
mone.zaton of silver in 1873. Some 10 or 20 years
after they discovered great crime had been com
rnittci after the constitution was adopted IN
1919 tie aInonnt OF silver coined was little over
So 500 eco. Since the decentralization of silver IN
1873 there las Teen coined of silver over
$50 coo 600 Since we want silver IN circua-
ton which % lie txo laws should we adopt, the
former the latter2 1t seems like The Pops dc
not know what they want. They have been crying
for greenbacks without limit and when this theory
was exploded Trey began cry Free Silver and
the Lord only knows what they will want next
Dark Horse.
#rzSz Correction
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-09-28

! Seven of the men whose names appear on thu
Republican state ticket carried a musket during
the civil war.-Parsons Sun.
rpI,o D,;Jro.1 Porr :cfor. wants tO know
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-31
StaOt Baltimore.

8istbeger'S Yurf, mo all'
abcnbli9 eine aus tii6tigen Sraiten be-
itsbenbe @eieuidufi OuS Saubepille
Two old Cronies" sur auiIiibrun9
bringt, srireut iid) ullabsnOlld zines
9utcn Sciu6es; bsr bette SewclS. baB
buS llnterncbmeu iiA Der CUNT OeS
BubIitums erfreut.
Gin @igarreulaben aus
gebranut. t.-Ocutc, frIb llbr, snt=
bcfte YOli;iit 3bOulpiOm III bem Cigar
renlaSen OeS Sru. Woie8 SalOmon,
gtr. 942, Nelt SultimOrcitruB., 6cuer
uuo ianpte einen 9llarm pom &uiten
Or. 425 Gin. OaS 6eucr ridtete elncn
Shaoe MON $500 an, Der Our9 Ser
Iiherun9 9cosft 1T.
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Der So6fensrd6er- Ansltano.
9uiupiS.

Saimpis.
-GentraIia ,5a., 80, Oeat.-Sn
elmer 0fahenper iammlung Ger 9irser
purOe beld,lu1en, ben Wiapur gu erluz
9en, bunbsrt SpcsialzBOlisilten at er=
nennen, nm cine etpai9e Snpaiion
uusitanOiser Soblen9rabsr su perbin,
bern. Die Sirscr p.rpilidteten lid
altBerbem, in einsn loldcn Salle obne
Sersiituns ais SalfasS@eriHe ;u funs
9tren.
Chic.
@olu mbus, SbiO, 80. W1ai. =
Die &oblsnsrdbcr gu Ns1onpiGe, Sbio,
babsn iih sciucisert, Der Srbre bes
YrGliOenten WcSrioe, fir oa5 bieiige
Stauts Srrenbaus 30 @assons &oD=
len su forbsrn, nadiufonlnlen. Sr.
WtcSribe bat cine siueite Srbre erlailen,
nno Die 4usitdnoigcn erflGren nunmebr,
iiber Sieiclbe abltimmen su moIlen. 9ub
bas Ilnl iiir Gpileptifer" Su @5auipolis
1T ohue &oblcn unD bat barum nahqez
luat, icinem 2isferanten ;u seltatten.
oas nOtbipenbise Suantum gruben sit
luiien- Die @rlaubniB lpurbe 9cwa6tt,
oh aber Die &oblensraber Die 4rbeit gez
tbau. 1T nod nidlt betanut. 6ier bOfit
man nod immer felt aui einc baloige
Seile9uns bes Strifss.
COLORADO.
Wal lenbure, Sol., 80. Otai.-
Cine 9ln3abl Der &obcngrGber ~ 9touIe
babem Die 9lrbeit einssltcQt, um elmer
beute bier ab5ubaltcnben Otaiienuer.
iammlun9 bei;uluObneu, an Ser iia
1900 &Oblcngl aber bctbeiliqtcn. Gs
wuroe beldloiieu, cine GonptntiOn BON
Delegation aus alien Sruben ein5uberuz
fen unb Sen @eneral. @eidaitsfibrer
&sbler 3n eriuten, idmmttide ibm mn
teritslltsn @rubsn 5u idlicBen, bis bic
Gonpsntlon iid pertast bat. Die 2lusz
itanbisen iinS fritOferti9 unO rubis.
Soma.
SScalooi a, Sa., 80. Mui. -
Die 400 Gusitdnoisen &oblsn9rGber,
pclde am WOntag nabe Otudatintot
ibr Eager aufihlusen, fiuO na9 ibrcm
alten Wager uberseiieDelt, iobalo lic per-
ncbmcn, OaB Der @Ouucrucur Sruppen
na6 bort ablenbcn weroe. Sier berrldt
3ur 3sit Stub..
sSeisgirainieu.
Tatr Ount, @.> .>Sa., 80. Mtai.
- Die Soblengrabsr Der bieliaen Ges
senO arbeiten Sag unb 9fa9t 1no Dic
&oblen @Onlpu9nie'u laiicn 10 pielc
@assons, ipie iie erIanseu tOnnen, nad)
Den @ruben idufien. nm iie pOG ;n la
ben, ba man bsIiirdltct, oa6 Ginflu6
BON auBerbulb am Gnoe bod nod Die
&OblensrGbsr bewssen fOunls, bic 2lrs
belt ein5ultellen.
gehnt eb:n aus CD.
: oil III bus. Sbio, 30. Oiai. -
9tadbem bercitS @ouperncur 4ltqclb
BON Sllinois iid seWsigcrt, einem
Saieosseridt sur Scilegun9 bes &obz
lcnsrGbers itanOes an;nseb0rcn, ,lcbnt
and 9ouuerneur Wc&inlep ab. ST
srflart. nur auf Griuden bciocr betbeiz
Iistsr Parteien als S9iebsri9ter fun>
giren gu fOnnen.
ScIaen pes slusftanScs.
Soliet, Sas., 80. Wai. = Der
SOblensrdbersauSltanO peruriudt Der
bi,iisen SnDuitric bstradtliden Sdaz
ben. Die Webr5abl Der 6abrifen bat
BEN Setrieb einscltellt, wdbrsnO anberc
@Ofe, Sol; Ober Ssl BREMEN. Die
- Otidi9aner Gentralbahn" breunt @ofc
in ibreu bieiissn 9fangir 2OfOmotipen.
Sillsb Sl5., 30. 0tai. -
@essn Oian9els an SOblen ihlOB hsute
bie bielise &unii3iegel. 6abrif ibrs Gbiiz
rem. SInfbunbcrt 9lrbeiter perliercn
buour9 ihrem SsrOienit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-31
Gifenbabnsllnfdae.
1ht Yerfonen eetootet nno 90 mebr ooer
speniger per:est.


W 10 ante e, @isc., 80. Mai. =
Gtne Oepeide aus Maribfielo, 9Sisc.,
ntelbet: Gin l1nfan, in benz @erluit BON
u9t Wenidenleben uno Der Serleeun9
bon Is bis 20 BerIonen reiultirenb, er@
sisnets iia beute frib nm 3 llbr IS Mfiz
nuten bier. .3us gtr. 4 Der r@iscOniiz
ner @entralbabn" fubr in cine offen
itebenbe 8eifc unO warb sanslid De-
mOlirt. Die @assOns serietbsn ipatcr
IN Sranb ltnb muroen pom Den 6lams
men aufge5ebrt. Sisr BerlOnen ipur<
ben tobt aus ben 9riimmern se3o9en u.
bier peitere, Die man permiSt, iinb
leSenTalls unter Bic 9riimmer ssratben
un6 oerbrannt.
Inter ben Sobten befinSen fid Der
SOfomOtiufIbrer, Der Sei;er, Elm Srenls
ier unb elmer Der @cbriiber Smeebp.
Gerstlide Siilfe mar prompt sur Stelle
nno Die Serlesten lpurben nad elmer
2lpOtbetc sebra6t uno ibnsn lOtbperz
banbe augelest. Diebrere Der Serwuns
beten finb 10 i6mer nerlebt, baB iie faun
init bem Sebeu oaponfommen meroen.
Die pOrberiten 8aggons finseu loz
fort mad Oem Gntsleiien sscusr unO biz
oeten balS elm Slammenmeer. Gonoufz
teur @Opiu sslans es, ben S1laiwa9s
sOn, iowie slnen YeriOncnwasson, Die
bas @eleiie ni9t perlaIlen batten, losz
3ufoppeln unb nit Silfe Der gailasiere
m Siderbeit Su bringen. 9tuBer eints
gen 9epafl liiden unb brsi POltidden
warb Der san5e iibrise Sbsil oes 3uses
6ur9 5euer ierit6rt. 9llem slnl6clne
na9 wurbe Die @ntsleiiuus berbeiscz
iiibrt, ba cine Sdraubcnmuttcr an Der
@eide losgeloit worben mar, wOOur9
bieielbe iid Oifnete uub ben 3us aus
benz 9eleiie mari.
Wi I'm aufee, 9Sisc., so. Oiai.-
Die Sabnuerwultuns bat iOlsenbe Be-
tunntmaduns crlaiicn: rj3ug Nr. 4,
melber ct. PauI Inn llbr 25 Otinuz
ten perlieB, marb 3u 0taupile, UNI 1
ubr Is Otinuten friib, Sum Gutsleiicu
sebrabt. Die Srennungsweidc mar
beritelt wOrben. Der 2OfOmOtipfabrer
Subburb, Sei;er @earbart, Sremier
SislOiu unO Gtuil Sngenieur gS. 9.
6uiiel, ell @ngIdnOer, "a Sabre alt
unb in 0ieniten Der @iScoulinz9enz
tralsSabu," iiuO, iOweit befannt, ges
t6btet unO II bis Is Yailagiere in Oem
9faudz unb Paiia9isr> 9SagsOn perlest
wOrSen. 0rei OOer bier Berlonen wcrz
ben uermiBt. Die Serleeten iinO na9
WaribfielO sebraGt wOroeu, unO ar5ts
lide Siilfe iit CUR Stelle. Die geiden
Der llmsefOmnlensn bsfinOen ii9 in Stes
pen'S BOint.
30 on, 0taTi., 80. Mui. = Gine
0epeI9e aus Sburon meloet, bas Drei
BeriOnen, elm 2ofOmOtipfibrsr, elm Ssi.
ser uub Elm tramp. beutc irib bel elmer
Glieubabn<G oIliiiOn ibr 2eben perloren.
Gin 6ra9t5us iubr in einsn uui benz
@eleile itillte9enOen 3rs leerer 8uss
gons.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-31
Gcs ID, proes pcrSdd,tia.

Dtonticel[O, N..0., 30. Wai.
- @eitern purbe bier 0iram Slterz
bout untcr benl ScrOu9te, i'm 6ebruar
D. S. ben alten SafOb Woore uno Die
bel bsmiclben lp09nense Sane Glad crs
mOrOst unb beraubt 5u babeu, psrbai=
tet. unS Die @rOB9eidWorsnen wcrOen
i'm beute inter anf!a9e lteGsn. MOOre
mar Elm Wanu BON "a Sabreu; Sane
Glad mar 70 Sabre alt. Gle lebten
BON Der Benlion 0iOore'S, unb berielbe
bate immcr etwaS 0elo im Sauls. Qllle
au;eiden beuten baruuf hin, baB Otter
bout, Der Elm Otann uOn 80 Sabren 1T
unb israu unb &inOer bat, Den 0toro
periibte, Inn li9 bas 9elO De5 Ntannc5
aniueianen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-31
8cute Oas Waniieit pfrjd1Iueen,

Baris %. Wtal.-Bei ser Qnu8'
iuduns in Der @Obnuns zines gcwiiien
@bambers na9tc Der SctrefisnOe Den
Seriud. etmas hinunter5upiirsen. Gr
puroe Ouran uerbinOert uno man iaub,
baB es ein anardiltiid.s @sanli.it mar,
in ipcldIen Die v&amsraben" aui9efors
bert wurbeu, 0Duaulit, Gift II. /. 10.
Gn;uiuenbeu, nm Die Bourgeois" 3u
terrOriiiren. gluBerbtm fano man bel
ibul 1000 6rancs in barren @elb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-31
(stus mnterer eeIt,isen 2. gsorecn.aussob b..l
s6IaaenSts 9Scttcr.
GryIsIipn in einer &ohIsuernbe sn @iIfes=
barre

@ilfeSbarre, 3D., 30. Otai. -
Gin i1la9enSeS Bettsr in Der ,,0ft.
2OOfoutsGjrif8e," nabe YittsrOn, psrs
uria9te beute srOBe 9lufrcsung, oa iid
furi nad Osrlel6en baS @srii6t uerbreis
tetc, OaB Is Swqleute umscfOmmen
iei,u. Sine untcr iuhuua crgab isOod,
baB nur brei Der in Der @rube bei6dI>
tisten arbeiter uerlest murbsu, a1crs
binss 10 i9wer. baB man all ibrem
&icSerauitrmmen Sueifelt. Die 9rube
ieltit murb betrddtlia belddbist.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-31
prrmi(d)trs aus orn l1rr. Staatfn.

Gie pom 9opuliiten aus SauiaS gee
grinbetc s ooperatipz : 6 pl on c
in bcm merifaniidcn Staote SinalOa
iii in Die Bride 9e9an9en. $50 Wtlt'
slisOer iinb bort 5uriif 9eblieben uno
ucroen pou Der @eicaidaft Sellsiltel
iiir ibre 2dnOsreisn erbulten, miiIcn
aber alSoanu Gin isoe. iiIr itdl lel6lt lorz
gen. Die GsielliGGit 1T wc9en Scwdls
jcrunsSanlagcu in FrUSclIe permltslt
wpr6en unO bat ilre cOmmnnlltIi9en
BtGue fallen seluhsn.
Sn Chicago lit man elmer rui Il d.
ii6ii9eu Sranbitifterb an c
auI Oie Spur 9cfOmmcn, luelhe cin 0es
iddit baranS ma6te, Die &crli6crunsSz
@cicllidoften al 6ranoidaeen. Die
Boli;et bat Sauucl StOnc, OtorriS
ylOOn, glbc 6intclitcin unO Smet @OlO@
feline ais Mitglieter uerbaitct. StOns
(Steiu) foil ser Sauptmaun 9emeIen
leiu. 9lllc 6icie 2cute batteu ibr OtOblz
liar bod perlitert, unb es brannte abb
wcGiclnO bel 0lciem unO Semen. 8eI
Der lcetcu Ocrarttgcu Sranbfiitun9 III
Der 4zit0digsn liictbStaierue 9tr. 225,
g8cnzSbioitruBc, idiucbtcn 20 TamllIen
in SOocS9siubr.
- Gin ltattlideS OtOnum,nt fiir Die
I'M SGrg:rtrisge 9eiaIlcncn un0 IN I'M
befanntcn @rGb,rn rubenOen SOISaten
BON 9anburD, Conn, lit auI Dem
:, ,Nuolterz6 6rico9oic" inter tmpOlantcn
@ercmOnie'n, an lpel6en iit @ouuerz
ncur Wiorris nit icinem Stabe bethel
li0te, entbIQt worbsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-31
Stuiftis.s 3eusuiB bes giuuauOerunss'
GOmmiiidrs, Y6tb. George Stnrr, i'll Be-
jus uui bi. 0tiltruit BON OfaOwap's
8eabp atelisf bel eiuem Sun. ucn
Nhsumatismus in ben 6iiiten.

Rr. 8, 8aHRts BIas, Rens sgorE
Or. Ra1pap. - 9.i mir bat Sbr ReIiei SDnroer
a.uirit. gDabreEe Der IeFteH 8 Sabre mar Id pom
bdufaeu uue t6eartiseE SlHiGleH BON ScidticG blm'
e.iutt Sup.GeH .Iitredea lid oeisbeH 1oH Der SenS
oene.eeHo bis u btH anodtIH uHo stttUeIls u6er bic
beioeH uHferen @Ileomasen.
95dhreRo bIeier Seit. in neIdler i'd Don eitleu
SdmepeH s.plasi ipurbe. bdb: ih iaft ale bsilmItId
probirf, oi, mir iuttlgent,n e.uten Ino Warren
cmpto6len purben, IN Der ooifEuH9. &Tei6terus III
FinbsH, bod 9lle5 erp:ts lid ais eiH iSelIiQiaS.
Slb bob ntrihi.oeRt Qrten Bdber gtbIGu6t, ut1
manHisia6cr St9aHoiuHe urterSosen, dustrlt4 eIrlS
mtnte IN DtaIe dua.naEbt ioIe ReEcpte beI htrnor'
Tneenbisn NtIse, yfs tHo.iier DerTo dte 81 beltt
SerhoieneH September Duroe i'd aui oltHaeHoes
griIdleH cGne5 SrtuHoes ber fdl IN oeritben rage,
iult Id teiaHe) per,iiet, Sbr Dtte AT pro6treH. Jn
lit Su Der 3eii on ,tHsn HeiHer aIten gnfdle. gu
uieiatr ucbtlrotuHs unb sroGtsH nrtuoe o.rfhaftts
mir bic erite appifntion Grltltteruns, uohoem ldl
bic afisrteH Z ttlt aebnbet uEo mdastrt bate, IN
ben Dlieomascn lpurOe oUrh o1s Reltet ne nehl'
tbue be Mdrme herporseu,1 unb in turier 3cif 1trs
IhpaRb Der Shmers uolitdIbi9. Gbslsln ih Ititte
p,rio6iit. anid1t pcripirie b,tm H.rannabeH eiHer
aenb,ruHs oes yS.ttrs, 10 U.i5 Id itst bod, mi. IN
uIid Su triren babe uno gum Serri6er Der StuatIoH
made. RADwAY's READY RELIEF IN metn t5reuno.
Sjl unern.hm. ttine 9lciie obue cine 5Iaihe bapoI
In mtiaem Gti,toifer mItsuzelmen
9br erstbeH,r 0eo. Stort.
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IrbeiIers@cretni0uita.

Cincinnati, %. Mai.-Gs lit
cine geweaun9 im @ansc, Die Oaruuf
bin;ielt. lamwtlidle 9rOBen Irbeitcr.
Ysreini9unsen unierrr SIuOt, wie DaS
vGentral 2abor Council" uno Der
rOeuti9e @ew:rfidaits 9tatb," 81
perbinben, ba man mebr Su erreidcn
bOfIt. penu nur BON einem einggen
Council Die Acknowledgment &C.
lsitet werbeu. Der 9lnfans purbe in
Der Sisung bcS rGentralz9abOrz@ ounz
cilS" 9ema9t, Dem iit ;wOlf llniOnen
uni9lOnen. GS fiub 0ies Die Srsani>
iatIOnen, lucld)e Den pOeutiden Ges
werfidaits@9tatb" bilSeten, cbcnio Die
r&upierldnieSez" unO Die r@ranitz2lrz
beiterzllu,pu
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S6ucQc Sunis.

SroOflDn, %. Otui. = Grs6ries
Sensridter &ennctb s. SutberlanO BON
GjrausseuS, Der iih gelteru bent S6eriff
itelIte unb rcm iOiOrt sic 4nflagcn
wesen u9t Nabluerbredsn iibermittclt
wurOen, befaunte iid beutc in Der Court
Of Oyer and Terminer zines Sieier
Segbrsbcn idulois. 9ti6ter Bartlett
uerurtbeilte i'm su 2 5abren uub s
NiOnuteu Stuats9eiausniB in Sinss
Gina unS $500 Celebrate.
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6pffnmtta ffteb!
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

06Dmiutjtrati ouS sMnieIee.
" Gadlrift uirb bIcrnlit aeaebeE, baB bic nHters
s,idlnete pom &alenzStridtt ber Siaot Baltimore
SolMaft iur Serualtnna Dc; 9Iahlailes oss ala
bier peritorbenen Sohu %. fraut erhdlien bat.
ane Dieleaieen, bic foroerunaen on bieien Ynhs
lag baben, iperoen biermit 0uiaeiOroert, olde R.bt
ben uotbiaen Seleaen ipdtefteHs bis m 2SJtopsmoer
1894 einsureiotR unb aeltenh Al madden ober Al ses
2drtioen, 6as e ibrer 4niprit oieien Joblos ges
ietlid Ir perluiIi9 eridrt ueroen uoseH. Vile, Die
3nbuHaeH ar oieen 9adll1B aH maiden habcH, fperoen
Seidlnete 81 eIileH-
Gesebtn nHttr unicrtr Saro On oiei.m 2ase, Dem
-. Dtai j S94. Dtarn e. grant,
lI2J.32.6.44@ 9iGdlaspsInaltsIiH.
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Sr. 3aotUaD's
SnrCnpnriGian ReGOlUent.

Gin SetImitteI, psIbes aus SnsrroeuSi,n ron aus
EerorbcntIiten mtbsiniib.n 9i5snihaft.u IuIams
mrnscicst 1T, bduptidhlh nm ben bemHterstPommes
nen uno anaesreHen Sorper al IeIHietH, Bu beiler,
auiauridteH uHs su itdrfsr. Raib, anstHtbm. iider
uu6 ruirtiau in itintr @irfuHs. Su hobeH bel allen
apstbetsrH. gintH Dollar pro 6aibe.
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" aonaD's
= ID sariapariQians
~ na3 3ciOlbent
Der 9rDBte Slutreini9er
Seilmns droniider &runtbeiten.

GEroniiher 6heumatismus, StrOpheInt
8.udbuifen, trebSnrtiss geioeH, 9unssnbluG
ten, White Swelling, @ehwiire, Suinueb,
Sronbitis.
ylltlt uur, oaB 6aS Snriapuriliar.R.io
peut a1e SeiImitteI fir hronidle, itrOphu.
loie, Contributions. uRS Sautfrauthelteu
iibertrifit, oub.rn es III audi oas eluStse
ilhsre Seilulittel fiir
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9enti6e Mpotbefe.
0ebr. QmQuDt.

Hr. 1874, Siio Sotuaro GtrGEe.
Bwei Sduicr norelid, Don BrattfrGSc.
Qukffbrnna ben 6e5epten cine Gpe,iaIttds.
Gin DiItslieo eey GtrWa ID iiets anneitne.
2gir crule.IsA lstben 5IRa unlele lpcSieltn
Gent pen rsinen SnieittnsuIucr une gtsrftHfusegn.
(Ofttl1.1Sfl
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cSeiSen uno 2sef6werOen.

e.o,n aopfm,b of D1iardue ostr n,rpOies 9opT,
ip.b), Sabnlueb, 9ienruleit. RbeHmaiismus. Dut'
peb, Sdueritn NIB DiatIateit i'm 3ludtH, o.m Jlit'
arat ooer ben yiereH, in oer Sebcrgtgsno, Bturths
Hnntnbuna pom Saspdu's 9itaou 8tliei iofsrtise
@rIeid5teruHa berbciiubren Hnb oeiien torssiester
G5eEraub ipdbrtHo ,ini9er 2ase siEs psrmansHf'
Gjtneiuns beruertttligea
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21tereu> uno 2sraCenrSeiOem,

Stein. 9iub,t,s, 8niieriudt, S8aT.ruer.
ifcpfuug, llriufluB, Srtgbt'ite Srantheit,
Nlbumluura uu0 III alien Sd[leu, no ians
biee Rieoerifldse flh btlOtm ODER 6as 0ai.
fer It'd, mollig, nit SubHau;eH, 6emGimsis
dbuli1, permud)t if .Ooer 6GOen mi. meiBe
Seios iih S.igeut ooer bel traufhnitem,
bilioiem Nusitbeu uuo weiBtn tuo6.uitaubs
urtis.n Ni.beriblGsen uuO bei'm 3aii,r.
laliea ein btiB.upes, brenuenb,s @eiiibl iidl
.infent uuo ShmtrSeu IN Gudtr.uj HuO
IN npu Qruheu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-31
Raowab's &eabbs&elief
furirt uno perbattt
GrfGltnns, 6niien, bOicn 6als, Su'
flueuia, RBrumatismns, Ntn'
ralsir, Gnpfurb, 3abnmsb,
Mitbmn, Gtbcnnnt9.

uer bis ,pan,ia Dirut.n. gtht ciEe tIIuoe rd1
eeitu bi,i,r anStiss ioAte iraCnO Semano SaImer'
sen leiD; m.