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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-06-12
Base Ball Notes.
Ian will probably pitch today.

Dolan will probably pitch today
The grounds were rather slippery after
the heavy shower. 1t made the game
funnier for the spectators if not for the
players, who slid around in the mud most
amusingly.
1t wasn't pleasant to see Capt. Bradley
trot down to first when he might have got
it by running, while Rourke was fumbling
his grounder.
That was bad mistake of Mahoney's to
throw the ball into the middle of the infield
and let Hornung run home.
Garry is getting to be almost as good
hitter as he is fielder Ills three hits yester-
day were timely. He dropped a ball right
in his hands, to be sure, but he'll never do
it again.
Yesterday the Deering High school base
ball team defeated the Peaks Islands in a
loosely played game by a score of Is to T..
The battery won the game for them.
Close and Exciting.
Lewiston, June 11.-Klobedanz was a
puzzle to Lewiston today. They only sue
ceeded in making two hits off his delivery.
Person was very effective, keeping the hits
well scattered Altogether the game was
close and exciting. The score:
Lewiston. U U u
Base Install River, 9; Lewiston, 2. En-
rors-Fau River, 2; Lewiston, 2. Batteries
-Klobedanz and Rollins, Person and Bergen.
Won by Terrific Hitting.
Haverhill, June l1.-Haverhill practically
won today by terrific hitting in the fourth
inning, when they batted Mccullough for
| II bases and six earned runs. After that he
was at their mercy. The score:
Haverhill, @ / 0 2-l3
| Brockton, y 40 0 O. z
| Base hits-Hayerhill, 10; Brockton, 8. En-
Haverhilf, T; Brockton, 4. Batteries
| McKillip and Sweeney; Mccullough and
| Corcoran.
| a&@ Close Game at Bangor.
| Bangor, June 11.-Meakin, formerly of the
| Bangors made his appearance with the Paw
tuckets today and was very hard hit. Only
the superior fielding of Bannon and G.
Moore saving the visitors fl ON defeat. A
running left hand catch by Bannon was a
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-06-12

''The best is the cheapest remarked
the automatic boarder.
"That's SO in the case of butter, at
least" assented Mrs Hashcroft. The
cheaper it is the better"
''I'd like to know how you arrive at that
conclusion
''Why, it lasts so much longer than the
higher priced kind. "-Indianapoll jour
nal.
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Miners Agree.

Oskaloosa, Ia, June 1t.-Ater an all
day session tine Iowa miners and the op-
orators who were represented, came to
an agreement Saturday night, which
provides that the scale of wages for min
ing coal
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With Giant Powder.

Massillon, Ohio, June 11.-Early this morn
ing the trestle bridge on The Wheeling and
Lake Erie railway, located at the HOWELL s
Coal company's, East Greenville mine was
blown up by strikers with giant powder, and
the ruins then burned Another small bridge
was destroyed this morning on the Cleve-
land, Canton and Southern railroad just
north of Navarro.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-06-12
Must Not Make Lamps.

Boston, June 11-Judge Colt of the United
States Circuit court today rendered an
opinion in favor of the Edison Electric
Lamp company against the Boston Incan-
descent. The motion was for preliminary
injunction to restrain the Boston Incandes-
cent Lamp company from manufacturing
incandescent lamps.
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Mitigating Circumstances.
Lnossihlel" renlied Cholly.

II UNDERSTAND said Chappie to Chol-
iy, ''that Willie Wibbles has gone into
twade.''
T" Impossible!'' replied Cholly.
"Dweadful. isn't it? Do you think we
Fan pwopahly associate with him any
hoah?''
II don't know. We might make an ex-
ception in his case. You know he is veal
ly too stupid to have the first chawnce in
the world of being successful and wemain-
ing shopkeeper. Washington Star.
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Blowing Up Bridges.

Birmingham, Ala, June liza big iron
bridge of the Kansas City. Memphis and
Birmingham railroad at Carbon Hill, was
blown up with dynamite today. The ex-
plosion occurred only few minutes before
the morning train reached the bridge The
sheriff has gone to Carbon Hill to make
arrests sYskp
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Keely Cure at Hospitals.

Boston. June 1.-THE legislative commit.
tee on public education, had meeting this
forenoon and agreed to report bill, one
member dissenting. providing for the use of
the Kelley treatment at Foxboro hospital
for dipsomaniacs on condition that the
hospital be furnished the formula of the
drug
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feature of the game. Wheeler made his ap-
pearance with the home team and did well.
The score:
Pawtucket, IL 0 O 81 | KS
Bangor, 0 IL o 0 O.
Base hits-Pawtucket 8; Bangor, 6.
Errors -Pawtucket, A Bangor, 2. Batteries
Meakin and Roach; Wheeler and Hart.
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Special Prices ON Trimming
Laces for Today and
Tomorrow.

Wood Wash Benches, adjustable,
wood ironing boards, adjustable and
covered; wood rolling pins, wood clothes
racks, wood wash boards.
LAMPS-Banquet lamps, parlor lamps,
kitchen lamps, all sizes and styles, lamp
chimneys and burners of all kinds.
GLASSWARE-Tum in large
variety, goblets, wine glasses, glass
table sets, glass water sets, glass sauce
dishes in different shapes and sizes,
glass cake plates, glass pepper and salt
sets, vinegar jugs, syrup pitchers, at
SPECIAL PRICES.
Bargains in every department.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-06-12
National League Standing.
Richmond Wins the John p. Lowell Arms
Badge

Badge
At the recent shoot in Bath the Andres
coggin Gun Club of Lewiston challenged
the Richmond Gun Club to shoot for the
John P. Lowell Arms Company badge, held
by the latter club According to the rule
the club holding the badge must accept the
challenge and shoot within ten days or for
felt the badge to the challenging club. This
was the first challenge for the badge this
season.
The contest took place Saturday on the
grounds of the home club. The badge still
remains in Richmond. The contestants
were two teams of the Richmond Gun Club,
the Androscoggin Gun Club of Lewiston and
the Diamond Gun Club of Greene. The
score was as follows. out of a possible 25
birds per man.: f5t{i
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Strikers oyerawed.

Wheeling, W. Va, June 11.-Everything is
quiet in the vicinity of Bogg's Run and
Moundsville today, ssThe strikers are being
over-awed by the presence of the state
troops and the arrest of one of the ring
1aadnrs
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Ohm Miners VIII Work.

Columbus, Ohio, June 1.-THE conference
of operator and miners reached an agree
ment at six this evening. The sixty-nine
cent basis was accepted by the miners. It
was agreed the miners shall go to work not
later than Monday.
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Greasine the Rails.

Wheeling Creek, Ohio, June 1.-THE rails
were creased on the Cleveland, Lorraine
and Wheeling railroad at Flushing this
morning, delaying trains. Ten or fifteen
shots were fired from the hills at the soldiers
and returned by the militia. A gatling gun
was placed in position for use but was not
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-06-12
TRYING to Burn Bridges.

Wheeling Creek, Ohio, June 1.-Eforts
were made early this morning to burn the
bridge on the Cleveland. Lorraine AMI
Wheeling railroad at Midwife and Canal
Dover
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Prospect Not So Bright.

Columbus, Ohio, June 1.-THE prospect
for a compromise of the coal strike is not so
bright as it was yesterday.
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"A large assortment of Ladies'
Belts, every one the latest styles, in
Black, Navy and White, Silk,
Leather and Celluloid, with silver
buckles. Ladies' Chemisettes with
Cuffs to match, in all the new
styles, White, Pink and Blue,
At Popular Prices.
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Game Today.

The Brocktons will play here today and
tomorrow. Game called at 3.15. Other
games today are Fall River at Lewiston,
Pawtucket at Bangor, Worcester at Haver-
hill
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PORTLANDs.

Earned -Worcester. 2; Portland, 2.
Two base hits-Kennedy, Whiting, Mahoney.
Stolen bases-Hayes, Burns. Double plays
-Slattery and Farrell. Bases on balls
SIattery, Farrell. Kennedy, 2; Hayes,
Whitney, Rourke, Potter, 2 by Carey, g.
Hit by pitched bali-Slater Struck out
Whiting, 2; by Daniels, q Passed balls
Mahoney. Wild pitch-Potter. Time of game
p hours. Umpire-"Jac Burke.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-06-12

The Keystone system was used. In an
event of rs birds, shooting by rapid fire sys-
tenn, the highest scorers were T. E. Webber,
and Hunnewen of Lewiston, 20 each; Alex
ander, Williams and Rowe of Richmond, ~
each.
A 10--bird straight away event was won
by G. o. Rowe by shooting off a 10 straight
tie with A. S. Alexander.
A straight tie, in a 5 bird, walk-up, IN
known angles event, was finally won by T.
E. Webber, after he and c. o. Rowe had
'skilled'' ten or dozen birds each in trying
to decide which should be the winner. Sew
eral other events took place during thesday
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Sporting Events.

New york, June u.-Ernest Rober and
Duncan Ross wrestled tonight for the
championship of America at the Academy of
Music in this city. Ross is the champion at
catch-as-catch-can, and Rober the champion
Graeco-Roman wrestler. The men were fat
and in no condition for wrestling. Rober
won the first fall, catch-as-catch-can, and
the second, Graeco-Roman, and the third,
catch-as-catch-can. .
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Manson c. Larrabee.
CHILDREN'S
DAYS
Monday and Tuesday.
Childrens White Muslin Bonnets for
today, tSa
Sc Each.
Children,s Muslin Hats in white, pink
and blue,
CSC Each.
Children's White Muslin Drawers,
trimmed with Hamburg edge,
csc Pair.
Boys Percale Shirt Waists, SOC quality,
for
rs Cents.
These are not Print, but Percale.
Children's solid Gold Rings,
25 cents.
Childrens solid Silver Rings.
95 cents.
Children's colored Dresses in Print,
Percale, Batiste, Lawn, Bingham and
Flannel,
From csc 10 $3.50 Each.
Childrens White Dresses,
From csc to $500.
Children's White Skirts, on waists,
23 and So Cents.
Children's Gauze Vests, all sizes,
2Oc Each.
Children's medium weight Balbriggan
Vests,
csc Each.
Children's Jersey Vests,
25 Cents.
Children's Black. also Tan Ribbed
Hose, finish seams.
ne 1-2c Pair.
Children's Tan, also Black Ribbed
Hose, double knees, heels and toes,
finished seams,
csc Pair.
Boys Balbriggan, also Natural Grey
Gauze Shirts and Drawers,
acc Each.
Boys Blue Angola, also Balbriggan
Shirts and Drawers,
33 and 81 I.o Each.
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HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY.

The PRESS has made arrangements
with the publisher of this Great
Work whereby it will be issued in
weekly parts. Each part will contain
from four to twelve Maps, and ten to
sixteen pages of descriptive and sta
tistical matter. The double page
maps will open across two pages with
out break and measure 10 by 26
inches each. Each part comes in a
Handsome Portfolio Cover that will
hold and protect it until bound.
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UMBRELLAS.

Tuesday morning we shall place on
sale one lot Children's "a inch School
Umbrellas, good strong frame and ma
terial, pretty metal handles,
For soc Each,
Black Silk Gloria Rain or Sun Shade,
"a inch, with solid blue China knob
handles, regular $500 Umbrella, white
tips,
For $3.50 Each.
One lot Gloria Silk Rain or Sun Sahdes
in Navy Blue and Brown, solid China
knob handles to match, $500 quality
for
$3.50.
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THE POTTER.BRADLEY ATLAS

is printed from engraved copper plate
and colored by lithogaphic process in
the highest style of art. IL is the most
published, and from an educational
standpoint cannot be equaled.
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A Fake Fighter.

St. John, N. B., June 1.-THE fight to-
night between Dick O'Brien of Lewiston,
Maine, and Jack Power of this city was
farce. After seven rounds of posing and
running away, O'Brion quit and said to the
audience ne was out of condition and would
fight Power later on for stake of $1,000.
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Officially Approved and Adopted by the
Departments of the United States
Government.
Latest Revised Edition, Copyright, 1894.

This magnificent EDUCATIONAL Work
was published by subscription at
5000 per copy, at which price nearly
One Hundred Thousand Copies have
been sold.
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New England League Standing.
The National League.

The following games were played Satur.
day by National League clubs
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-06

90 LANCE mir uni ere @timmen am
@ablta9e pertaufen lei es. bur9 Vers
lpre9unsen auf MnlteQun9en, @elo ODER
inbipiouele 8esinitisungen, 10 LANCE
tDnnen mir feline ebrlihen Beamten er>
warten! Der Grmdblte, Der fir i4we>
res @elo feline G%rmabluns 9efauit bat,
1T barout beoa@t uno ansemielen, oieles
@elo mieber gu e%rlan9en, lei IS auf ebrz
li9e ooer unebrli9e &rt. TeBbalb ioQz
te ieoer moblmeinenoe 8iirser barouf
leben, baB feline @abl9eloer CUR Be-
nutuns fommen; jeber ermablte Ganois
bat ioQte fem Mmt nit reinen 9anoen
antreten un6 teiner l1nteritltunS finoen,
oer unerlaubte Mittel fur @abl5wede
benubt. Die @oltspartei bat es lid GUT
Auf9abe 9eiteut oieien @runbiat 'tren9e
our@;ufubren.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-06
8iQige Grtnriionen.

YIN IL. unb 25. September unb O..
Ottober wirb bic Nortbweitern Qinie an
9eimitdttes Su9enbs grcuriions:G idets
gu duBsrit niebrisen Staten fir bic
&unoiabrt %uertauien, uno ;war na@
Gldeen I'M norowefli9en Soma, weitli>
@en Minneiota, Noro Datota, Glib
Oatota, Wauitoba, Nebrasta, goloraz
DO, Mpomins, lltab, Soabo unb Mons
tana. 'Tidets fino innerbalb 20 Ta9en
fit bic &idfabrt siiltis uno beredtisen
gum Nbiteisen AT irseno elmer 3mii9ens
~tation auf Dem 9inwese. @e9en Tidets
unb uoller Sniormation wenbe mon ii@
ar bic Nsenten Der Chicago & Nortbs
meitern Sabn.
Galieos uno @insbams ,uerben gum
unb unter Dem &%oitenpreis uertauft beis
s. & q. 9ofer. ,...
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-06

Scr l4on ieit @o@en bic Yuft per-
peiten6e &au@, bur@ welden lelblt
Come unb Monb nur bei@amt bin>
bur@ gu i@auen uermo&ten, ioQ einen>
tbeils pom Sen @alobrGnoen i'm norbli>
den Minneiot Wisconiin uno Mi@i>
gan berribren, anoererieits aber ieinen
urlpruns bel Der Musrau@crun9 Der
@a0en unjeres Nationalcapitols in
@aibin9ton na@ 8ertasuns bes So.
@on9reiles 9ebabt baben.
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Mu@ nid)t abel.

Gines Der 9auptbeitimmunsen bes
;miidenitaotliden !panoelsseietes Sumis
Der bat BE Santa Sc 9obn bereits felt
Sabren elmer Menae BON Seri9iifern
einen &abatt BON I'M @anSen at lieben
MiQioneu Dollars 9ewdbrt. Oieie
Musiase muroe tirsli@ uon einem Grs
perten sema9t. wel@cr bic Bidder iener
@eisQidait na9 oeren 3uiammenbru@
repioirt bate. gbenio bate bic @eIsus
i9aft, na9 oerielben Nutoritdt, Swst
ueri9iebene 8u9iabrunsen im@ebrau@.
woour9 IS mOslid semadt wuroe, isne
S9minbeleien uor ben Nusen bes Yus
bIitums Al peroeden. Natiirli9 waren
es wieoer eiumal bic 9roBeren Gorporas
tionen, wel9e ben 26wenantbeil an bies
len Sransactionen ueri9ludten. Oieie
Oiseriminationen sinsen lit fraberen
Sabren 10 melt, bag bic &esieruns lia
i9lieBl;d s%eswunsen iab, bieism Sre'ben
ourd entipredenoe @eieee Gin 3iel gu
ieten. Die 9auptbeitimmung, ia aas
gauge @eiet iiberbaupt, wuroen BON beu
Giienbobueu weni9 ODER gar ni4t bea6s
tet, iebp9 ldBt Die erite Serurtbeiluns
zines oisier nbo@Seteqten" @sIeeespsrs
d&ter nod auf ii%t partea. Die sinsise
Enti6uloisuns, wel9e bic Santa Sc
Babn uorsubrin9en bate, 1T bic, bag
uoie Mnberen es audi t9uu". &e@t tief
IaBt iolsenoe M%usla0uns bliden. msl@e
BON einem Mitslisoe Der smii@enitaatlis
den 6anbels<9 ommiiiion sema3t murs
BE-:
vDas Sci eb bese,dnet aQe biele Dis
%criminationen ais Gcr9eben, welde gum
Gortbeil Ginger Muserleienen i'll @cene
eelett meroen; Sene iouten ebenl o9ut
beItroft mercen, wie ir9eno ein anoerer
@eletesiibertreter. 0aB biel elben aber
niJt CUR &e&enl4aft aesosen meroen,
lie9t ni9t an etmaisen Mdnseln IN Dem
betreffeuoen @eieee, i%onoern neil 0!e:
jenigsn, welden bic &%usfabrun9 o!eler
@eiete iibertrasen muroe, iene &lahe
Don 81 lstesiibertreter rni@t belansen
tonnen ooer ni9t belonsen pollen!
Redt nett! Dieienisen, nel@e 9e9en
iiberaus reidli@es @ebolt unb einem
Mmtseio Die M%usiubrun9 I'M erer @elete
uoQlreden jolen. t0nnen ODER 10 III en-
ni4t, nadocm Tie bic uoQiten Semeiie
III 6dnoem baben! Die Sa@e lit eben
bic, oaB Der &ei@e ii3 ben &udud I'M
elm @eiet. menn IS ibm ni3t in ben
&ram paBt, gu ideren brau@t uno Tam
ieber;eit unbeiorst iein, baB er sur &e<
9eni9aft se;osen mirSe.
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Scr Bunoes>M rbeits> 6 mmildr 6

Scr Bunoess Mrbeitsz 6 ommiilar 6.
.. @risbt, goriiter Der se9enmdrt'9
taqenoen @treit> 6 ommiilion muroe neuz
lid pom einem 3eitunssz& eporter iber
einen 8eri9t, wono@ er einen BuQmanz
gaB gu benuten pflese, befro9t, moranf
berlelbe obne &idbalt ia9te: $50, i'd
babe einen quf allen 9uumanzWa Eager
ailtisen SobrespoB uno bennte Senielben
10 oft id mill. SD babe benielben auf
Der &eile no@ @bicaso ni3t benutt,
benin oabur@ mirbe II bic Ge9ierun9
etmos seponaen baben"(D Cont aber
benute i'd i'm, menn es mir bellebt.
Der po6 murbe mir Don @rn. Yuuman
oeoeben, mel@er Elm peri0nli&er Treuno
Don mir 1T, uno i'd babe oielen YaB
bcreits ieit mebreren Sabren, lett Der
erlten Yuuman>l1nter iuduns, mel@e i'd
poruabm, mas sic, ME i'd uermutbe,
erIabren mouen. @orber babe i@ 9errn
9uQman ni@t setonnt, aber oamols
lcrnte id i'm %tennen, uno ieitoem mar
er mir itets elm ber5li@er Treunb. gr
CAB mir ben PaB uno foroerte MIDI out,
III leinen @asen gu iabren, 10 oft ID es
,piinl@e, serabe 10, ME ss}emano cine"
Q(noern einlaoen wiir6e, IN ieiner &utl9e
gu fabren. "-De paB oes @ommil1drs
@risbt bere9ti9t benielben, gu belieb'z
ger 3eit in irseno einem puQmanma9en
: in jebem Gbeile Der Der. @taaten unz
ent9eltli9 gu fabren. limb BON iol@en
Beamten ermartet ma treue Pfi@ter>
fiQun9! .
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-06

@r baben idon felt Sabr uno GAG
be9auptet, idreibt &obert S6iaius in
vMotionol &eio:mer", Bag swii@en eer
beiosn alien @%euteparteien tein Inter:
i6leo berri9t uno oaB beioe ii@ III ben
9rmen liesen weroeu, iobalo cine brittle
Yartei Nusiidt aui griols bat. 8es
bic NeuBeruusen Der polititanten eer
republitunii9eu iowie Der bemo,ratii@en
Yartsi in neuerer iSeit erwoseu bat,
wiro wobl NIT uns iibereinitimmen.
Oas seraoe;u beiipieloie Wadstbum
Der Voltsportei wiro bic gereinisuus
Der beioen alien Yarteien bsi6leunisen.
GonsreBmann Wabcod BON @iscons
fin, MitsIieo oes republitanii@en Nas
~tionals onsreBcomites, bat bic &ate
wieoer einmal aus benz cad selai1en.
Ct iaste einem geri9teritatter: .."
vOie ietissn serritteten i%ocialen unS
Dtonomii9en 3uitdnoe erbeii9en bic pos
litii@e Verni9tuns Der Populiiten ais
Teinoe Der 0iientli@en @oblfabrt. Sd
iebe lieber eiusn anitdnbisen Demotraten
ais einen unanitdnoisen Bopulilten i'm
GonsreB, uno bic Priasipien Der Popus
liiten iinb unanitdnois. 8w mSsen
nit ben Oemotrateu in Der Sarifs uno
Silbsri rage nidt iibereinitimmen, aber
wenn ss ii@ UNI bic gbre uno 8uroe
bes ameritanil den 1oltes banoelt, 1tims
men bic Oemofraten itets NIT ben Ne>
publitoneru fir bas au9emeine 8obl.
Die Oemotraten benten chem uno iino
iber;eust. baB bic &epublitaner in alien
9roBen Easesirasen redt banbeln. Sd
weroe mid elmer Sutton BON &epublita>
nern nit Fopulilten 9e9en oe Demo-
::raten iiberau mi6eriste1 uno ireue MIDI,
oaB Die bemotrotii3en Tiibrer in bet
beuoritebenben Gon9reBwabl ebsnio benz
ten. @enn biel es Prosramm Dor beiz
ben Yarteien treu ourd9efabrt wuo
Damn mirb Der GonsreB BON ben &sprdz
ientanten Der Goltspartei balb S%eldnbert
iein."
Dicle Grtldruns zines beruorrasenz
ben republitanii@en Polititanten laBt an
Dcutli3teit ii9erlib ni9ts 81 wuni9en
ibris unb miro boffentli& basu beitra7
gen, Dem ebrli9en Clement in Der re-
publitanii9en iowie Der oemotratil9en
@artei bic Nusen 81 0finen. Seit Sabrz
sebnten BADEN hie Tabrer oieier beioen
@arteien es ueritanben, bas 8olt ;ienz
lid sleidmaBis unter bic 8anner eieler
Yurteien 81 i@aaren uno sesen eiaanoer
su beten, nm IS beIto bequemer aus
pllnoern gu t0nnen. Grit lette Mo@e
baben oieie beioen Porteien i'm GonsreB
ben lansen &f UNI ben Tarii, uon
benz ansebli@ oas @obl ODER Webe Der
9an3en Nation obbdn9en ioa uno in
benz be,oe Harteien ii@ I9roii sesenz
iber itanoen, u%orlaufis beenoet. uno
nun ,pagt es elmer bieler Tlbrer, gu er>
tldren, Dap beioe Parteien eisentli@ nur
bas @obl bes @oltes i'm Nuse bdtten
unb forbert CUR semeiniamen 8etamz
piuns unb @erni@tuns Der @opulilten
auf.
Nun, Der Yoltspartei mirb biele
&riessertlaruns ieitens Der republita:
INSTRUMENTATION Nuianj iebr selesen
tommen unb ibr 9unoerttaulsnoe neuer
Mnbdnser 3uiibren. DerVerni@tunss:
tampf, nit benz man bic Yopulilten be-
orobt, mirb li4 ober uorausii@tli4 re@t
balo anbers 9eitalten, als bic Polititanz
ten Der beiben 8ubel=Parteien it9 trau:
men lallen.
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Sitter bcs Mattabces.

Sin StaatStpmmanbeur idreibt ms Don
pincoln, Nfebr., ,pie iol9t. Nadbem mir au=
oere Mittel obne griol9 bel bartnadi8en 9u=
itenanfaQeu bel uaiern beiben Einberu pers
iudt batten, ueriudten mir Or. Sings Neue
Gntbednn9, NIB III swei Ea9en lparel. bic
EinSer Seiunb. @ir mObten nidt obMe lie
iein, ba uus bic G%riabrln9 9elebrt,. bab lie
BELT no anoere M,ttcl eriol9los linb. IS.
". SteuenS, State Cont" - Warum nidt
bieies Mittel ueriu1eu, lit eS bod ~9arantirt
lnb iinb bod Yrobefaiden fret III >. ~.
OlenS @potbete. gcp6bnlide @robe 30
Gents unb 81. 6
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@dre1t unlere Giienbabnen I'M @es

@6re1t unjere Giienbabnen I'M &e>
a%ierunssbedt, 10 t0nnten mir fir $40
BON $50 ton na@ @allfornien fabren.
6ier lit Der 8emeis: Sntel Gam be-
3ablt fur ben Ser zines belabenen
9onmasens pon Bottom mad Gan Tranz
cisco ni@t gang 1915. Nun faBt Elm
glei@ GROCER @a6a9iermasen so Herio
nen; 3u $40 bic Perion miroe bas
$500, alio e,nen &ein9eminn bon 1925
per @asen. ousma&en. Da5u be3ablt
bic Babnseieni@aft St Pro5ent 3inien
auf ibr Capital, bas UNI 100 Procent
perwa6ert porben 1T.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-06

9aS Gin3ise - i&reibt Elm We@ielz
bIatt mas mir an benz @intommen>
iteuerseiete aussuieeen baben, 1T, bag
IS uns ni9t trifit. Die armen 3ei>
tunssi@reiber iinb ni@t - lin it,,
mic man bier gu 2anbe la9t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-06

Wm Samita9 ben 10. September
1904, Madmittass l llbr, finbet in
Mor9an e,ne Convention Der 0oltspars
tel bes aus Drown unb &ebwoob gouns
ties beitebenoen 9. ienatorielen 8ejirts
gum 3wed Der Domination einesS taats>
Senators itatt.
Na9 9esenieitisem l1ebereintommen
1T Brown County gu Is unb @eowoob
County gu IL D%elesaten bercdtist.
Grnit Bronbt,
0oriiter bes 9rown 60. Gomites.
&. 8. Gilbert.
Goriiter beS Mebwoob So. Counties.
GARNET, beim Burg ST. tSnnt
Sbr suten uno biui9en grntei9napps
toufen. %