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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-10-02

i. J. Farrer. may be found at the old
stand where he Will give his whole time
and attention to watch and jewelry re-
pairiHg aud the scientific fitting of
glasses.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-10-02
Married..

In thi, city, Sept. 80, 1860, at the resi-
dtucc of tie bride mother. Mr.. w.
f Ford ham. of Spruce. Elko county,
to Miss Emma l.. kitzmeyer, only
daugh of Mrs. G. kitzmeyer
By this marriage another Of Carson's
favorite dau" hters has left our city.
Miss Kitzme!er is a Carson girl, hav-
ing been born and raised here, and her
friends are to be found the city through.
Mr.. Ford ham is a prosperous young
man of Eastern Nevada. where the
young folks will make their future
home. The APPEAL wishes to be re-
mem bered among the friends of the
happy couple and extends congratula-
tons.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-10-02
A Successful Meeting.

That the Carson race meeting was
success no one doubts and the secret OF
the success lies in the energy and hus-
tie of the Board of Directors. Early
in the game the Directors insisted that
the races be on the square and declared
races off and set jOckies down when
ever they thought fit. Everything
passed off as smooth as clock and no
robberies, hold ups or depredations re-
suited. The pool sellers acted in fair
manner to the public and proved them
selves gentlemen in every way.
The management deserves congratu-
lations on the able manner in which
the entire affair was handled, and Sec
rotary Doane is entitled to his share OIL
the credit, as he is one Of the rea
working forces of a successful racing
carnival.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-10-02
The Reno Smelter Trouble

Just. about the time wher every
thing seems tavora BILE for the Success
full esta blish ment of smelling plant
at Reno some affair crops up which up
sets the whole thing. This has been
going on for years past. showing there
has been something radically wrong in
the primary arrangements of the sew
eral companies which have commenced
operations only to fail. Reno is a nat
urai loca ton for plant of this kind,
convenient to several well known dis
tricts which ought to provide all the
ores necessary to promote the success
of the enterprise. Probably an inves-
tigation into the causes Of repeated
failure would show that the mine own
ers themselves are as much to blame
H., any ones. +. News Letter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-10-02
Board Of Equalization.
= GEO. w. COWING,
clerk.

The County Board OF Equalization
has made the following clal ges in the
assessment roll:
RAISED.
Mrs. l.. g Parker, Oh mortgages,
$500: Annie Taussig. dwelling and pi-
anO. $3.50: NJ rs. J &. Johnson, Etott -agr,
$3.50: John Wagner, mortgage. $500 i:
J. w. Virgins, ranch. $500: G.. Briggs
mortgage, $500: B. & T. Bank, mort
cages, S2915.60: F. Langevin, mort
gage, $500: r. kirman, mortgage
$3.50: Mrs. E. Leouhart, mortgage,
5000: Abe Cohn, merchandise. $3.50:
Nevada Tel. Co., plant, 500.
REDUCTIONS.
Mrs. G. NJ. Barkley. residence, 800:
Mrs. Mary Jones, widows exemption.
$1,000: NJ. Cahill, on cabin, $50; J. and
X Calem berti, saloon, 5000: p. H Pet
ersen, stone building and dwellings,
800: Mrs. l.. B. Epstein widows ex-
emption. ST. goo: Est. of Ann McE,wen.
on dwellings, Sl0G; Mrs. f. G. Nc
Cluen, furniture, 500: Morgan Mill,
mill. SIC, 600: Mrs. l.. G.. Parker,
widows exemption, $1,000: Mrs. A.
Conference.-The, dwelling, $50; Q. a. f.
Gilbert, ranch, $50: Est. of Tobriner,
on wash house and vacant lots. 5000
Mrs. NJ. +. Rinckel, drug store, $3.50
Milton Davis, dwelling, 500: Thos
Oliver, residence. 5000; Mexican Mill
mill, $1,000: Brunswick MIL mill. SO,
900: Vivian Mill, mill. $1,000: a. Silva.
dwelling, $50: H. 5. Wells d xelIing
800
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-10-02
Registration Notice.

Notice to the qualified electors of
Carson Township, Ormsby County, Ne
vada, is hereby given that the time for
registration for the general election to
be held on the 9th day of Novem Der,
A. D. 1900, will expire on Saturday,
October 20, 1900, at clock p. m.
w. II. STONE,
Justice of the Peace and ex-Offici0
Registry Agent.
Carson, New, Oct. l, 1900.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-10-02
A Bryan Sheep1nan.

William Potts, the Nye county
sheepman, spent several days in
Eureka this week attending to bust
ness matters. Although engaged in
the sheep industry on large scale,
Mr., Potts is an ardent Bryan man,
planned to his friends In forcible Ian
guage the reasons why he is opposed
to Mckinley. Eureka Sentinel.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-10-02

A watch and jewelry repairing estab-
Iishment has been opened by 4. 7. Du-
puts opposite the postotfice. Repairing
of fine watches, engraving and all kinds
Of jewelry aud spectacles are his spec
iaties. He has in his window a Marine
chronometer which can always he de
pended upon for correct time. Work sent
in from ont of town will be attended to
with promptnesS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-10-02
ALL SORTS.

Trit cures bruises and spralnS.
Another wedding is to be consumit-
ed in the near future.
The amount raised by the fair CON-
mittee amounted to $Sl4
Mr.. and Mrs. DeNeuf of Virginia !
City spent Sunday in Carson.
The wind of yesterday failed to
bring much moisture. and dust covers
everything.
Ed. Nichols, who has been taking in
the fair 10 this city, has returned to
Virginia.
The race track toutS seem to have
moved along with the show, "a none are
left in Carson.
Negotiations are again III progress for
the consolidation Of tn. Dexter and Tu>-
carora mining companies.
The candidates are beginning to cir
culate. Already Empire and Lake
view are plastered with cards.
James Neal. the Battle Mountain
smallpox patient. has been discharged
and the house that he occupied burned
to the ground.
Jack O'Brien, who was shot in the
leg last week, was taken TO Reno yes
terday. He is getting on nicely and
will soon be as good rs ever.
Last Monday evening Hazel Davis,
the l0-year old daughter of Captain Davis
of Dayton, was quite severely burned
about the arm and face by gasoline.
The first carload of lumber for the
Lovelock creamery arrived yesterday
morning. 1t will moi be long before the
creamery will be "A reality.-Lovelock
Argus.
Bishop Moreland passed through
Carson inst evening from Virginia.
where he OBLIGATED on Sunday. and
was accompanied by Rev. Robert Mac
farlane to Reno.
n number OF tie boys who worked
at the Logan aud Hulley mill, in Como
have been aid Off. The plant viii
probably close down for the winter il
u week or two Dayton Times
The Dayton Times says: Col. Bovl,
was down from Como Wednesday. H
has finished retim boring the incline OF
the North Rapidau mine, and expect
to DO more work soon.
1t is officially announced that tn
capital is ready and the plans are con
plete to build a railroad betweeu Z
Angeles and Salt Lake. The rrs5~o-
ors intend to develop the grit e.,
and iron beds in southern Nevada
Jerry LehigA was l#'al At Ely
w hite Pine county, Il ~a,> aga SUI
day. 4 bucket OF rock la). ulea nh
from the collar ot y. -Aat .5tanc
o. Sc teet II size 33a,o.a s..... .. e.
.. uo-i, He .a5 , Native %. --a
City. as75 - years.. .......
The White Pine New say ,hat t',l
gresham Newla0a~ met with rou
ing recept.or a. Ely. Ha aevo>.d pa
Of his speech To d r'a4tjon u t.
charges brought against. him ~ n
F~rr.lgton. lie ma,r1:..rod tA:.t J
wa bon, 6de resident Of. thu So
end had rot been derv..>y Ia III d.
onr!ns his service as Cuagre~srla
TIE remainder Of his speech Wa i
+ u.s.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-10-02

The County Board OF Equalization
has made the following chat ges in the
assess ment roll:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-10-02
Bryan Club.

"A meeting of the Bryan Club will be
held at the Court House on Friday
evening Oct. 5, 1900, at s o'clock
sharp. By order of
NATE ROFE. r. kIRMAN.
Secretary. President.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-10-02
County Claims

At the regular monthly meeting OF the
Board of County Commissioners held
Monday, Oct. l. 1900, the following claims
against Ormsby county were, allowed
and warrants ordered issued therefor, as
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-10-02

The Nevada Business College is filling
a long felt want in our State. The college
deserves the patronage of every one who
desires practical education.
If you want a first class education at
tend the Nevada Business College, Car
son City. The College is recognized by
the leading Universities and Medical
Colleges on the Coast. One of its gradu-
ates has just received the appointment
to West Point and passed No !.
The ThaXter Drug Store has received
and has on display fine line of vases,
pictures, fancy calendars. cci;uloid toilet
sets, perfumes Na!--t n,lul>3. porcelain
fancvware. glove and handkerchief BOXES
etc. They sell cheaper !han nay b"u>e ii
Nevada. The public is cor'iai1y invited
to ca III and inspect ~ d prise :" Is.
| y. SOnlLRBEitG
Attorney at Law
Office north side of plaza, Carson, Ne>
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-06-14
9cnttd)IaMD's 9rimmpb aut
Der Barrier MuSiteI(ut0.

Die III Nonoon erIteinenbe, nihts
tpeniser als oel,tibIreunolide .Eailp
Wail" ihreibt iiber ben beuti1en 9beil
Der MusfellnnQ in paris:
,Hie Deuiihen lino no1 ibrer 0e=
lpobnbeit tuieoer alien glnDeren poraus.
Sn Der Shot. ih m6dte Sic grpBe
&one. Die iie auf bieler MusitellunN
ipielen, ats oas bieliaeenbfe 3eiben
Der 3eit binifellen. Ser Railer erntet
enoliOs einiae Grii1te ieiner 0eri0b-
nunaspolitit sssen 6rantrsih. Mlan
mub es bier eingelteben, oaB er bel al
|ieinen Sbeen, bic uns 10 oft iiberra=
then llno entriilten, in oieiem Gale nit
Nusbauer uno 8eibif ieinen 3med
erreibt bat. nit benz grfol9. baB Die
Eeutihen Die sablreibne Beiuderihaar
bilben unb Die beutlden grseuenille
mebr iu's Nnae faaen, als bic ir9eno
elmer anberen Station.
SD min Elm pieliaeenoes geiipiel
|onFiieren. Sn Der S1iiffabrts Nb=
tbeilun9 iollte Seoermann erlparten,
England am itdrtiten pertreten gu fin=
ben. Eo6 jeoer gciu1er tDnnte Die
lleberseuaung oapontra9en, oaB Die
mirtli6 groBe SeeIabrer Station Der
Welt Eeuti6lano lit. 3lpei Gebduoe
iteben neben chamber. bas cine grob.
ib0n, Nhtun9 9ebeteno, bas anoere
flein, niebrig, balb perltedt. Das erlte
9ebOrt ben 9eutiden. bas anoere felt
ole S6ifffabrt @n9lanb's bar. Der Ser
rim Der See.
uMnoere Wbtbeilunaen aepdbren oas=
ielbe Yilo. Inter oen Waldinen bebt
Der groBe Grabn aug Berlin enelii1e
Glitter. Oeuti6e GDnamo Mal6inen
erseu9en aipel 9rittel Der eleftriI1en
geleu6tun9 Der Nusitellung. g8er gut
enen hill, 9ebt am belten in ous oe=
rdunliae oeutlhe Geltanrant in Der Hue
bes 9fations. limo bier erlebte i1 ems
Der mertwiiroieiten unb unelaublid=
iten Sin9e oieier 3eiten, mo 9tlles
orunter rno orilber gebt. Sn oisiem
Neitaurant 1T nidt nur ales beutl6,
lonOern alle MuSenblife b6rte i6 aus
ben Dlelen Speileldlen oas sod, bo6,
bod !" uno bellen @ldlertlang llno ale
anoeren Nusoriife un9etriibter, poler
oeutl6er Teltesfreuoe. llno bic Seine
flob menige Meter BON oieien oeutidsn
- Giegern i'm 5Srieoen iuie i'm &ries. /"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-06-14
Vcrniinftige Mniid)ten cimes
DerMiinftiAcn Wattnes.

Serr 6reo. Wtiler. Sonia, Wlid.,
mabte folgenoe griabrung, Die er gum
gelten uulerer 2eier turs mittbeilt :
yNadltebenoes." ibreibt Serr WtiilIer.
.9lbt meine @rfabrung NIT meinenl
0ausarSt. Wem id uerreiIe, nebme
ib meinen Sottor nit mir, uno nenn
ib 81 6auie unmubl fiible, siebe i6
ibn 81 Silfe. SD bin So Sabre alt
uno oa meme Gtumpen i'm Munoe Die
Speiien nibt mebr pertaueu t0nnen,
10 rebellirt mein Wiaaen 81 3eiten. SD
wdre trant uno elenb, wcnn ih meinen
Dottor ni6t bate. llno mas bas
Id0nlie an Der Sahe lit, lnein 9Ottor
1T nibt toitlpielia. @er mDbte nun
nl6t aud einen iol6en Sausarst ba=
ben? Sas tann aber Elm Seoer, beun
mein 9Ottor 1T tein anoerer, ais Sor=
ni's 9llpentrauter ylutbeleber. SD
f0nnte Biiher iiber feline &uren l1rei=
ben, 'pill aber beute nur bas Iagen>:
sSbr alten 2eute. tebt es I'm @uere
0eroaullng ihlebt, 10 nebmt MIDI als
@eiipiel, nebmt Sorni's Nlpentrduter
glutbeleber Elm, uno Sbr tperOet ge=
beilt." 8orltebenoes lino berniinftise
Worte zines perniinfti9er Mannes, Der
ben g1a9el auf ben Gopf 9etrofen bat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-06-14
Sic 0e5MdftSrciSenDett.

Ooer drummers, tpelbe bur6 Die
Srufs 81 Saulenben brpolDs eelpor=
ben fino. trefen bareits Worbereitun=
gen. III Der tpmmenoen Wabl=Gam=
pagne Die uneriattliden WtonopDle auf's
bltterIte 5u betampfen. Sn Der rihti=
gen Gorausiebung DaB nit Dem JaQ
Der republltanlIben Yartei AUDI Die
Ntabt Der 3rults einen i6meren StoB
erleibeu miiroe. beI6lpB bas 0irettO=
rum Der Commercial 3raOelers ano
Ootel Men's 9lnti=3rult =4eague" in ib=
rer lebten Geriammlun9, Die @onoioa.
ten, iDeld)e Die oenlpfratiIde Yartel III
Ganlas @itD anfItellen miro, unter al
len llmlianoen gu nnterltiBen. Sine
einItinlmig CUR Slnnabme 9elan9te Ge=
lplutlpn ertl1tte, <DaB Die Srulis bereits
so, 900 GjeIbdftsreiienoe auf Die Strabe
9eIsBt uno Die Galdre bieler nnoerer ge=
uoltig beThnitten bdtten. Sic Dlono=
pole unO Nusbeuter- Concerns ieien bon
Der republitaniiben Yartei tiinltlih
groBgesogen tpor0en uno lpiiroen pom
oerielben seidiigt uno,geI0roert.
Wor bier sSabren, ais Der Sarif=9la=
prleon IiA gum erlten Wlale un, bic
prdliDenten gBiirbe betparb, bate er
feline begeiiterteren Werebrer. als 9erabe
Die 8eibdft5reiIenoen, ipelde Ii1 Don
leiner Grndblllng gplDene Yerse per=
lpraAen. Sic pilgerten in bellen 0au=
| fen na1 Canton uno ianaen allentbal-
ben uno iiberall oas Cob Des 8orDoten
oer groben Brpipesit0t. Welber llm=
/ Il1purg in eilpas iiber brei SaDren !
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-06-14

Sir biQige preiIe nod gonpentio=
nen menoe man iib an Die 9genten Der
6lepelano, 2orain uno W6eeling Glen
baln. z
Stoot uno Safen BON Gip De Sa=
neiro, gralilien, iteGen jebt ebenials
i'm Geroatt, Elm 9auptbeero Der geu=
lenpelt su ieiu.'
Semen tur3libtigen uno enohersi=
oen 2eiltell, Die bon Dem Geutieben in
Nnerlfa, oomit er iib vomeritaniiire"
oas 9luf0eben Ieiner Mutteriprobe ber=
lanaen, ia9te treffeno Carl 5durs in
Der NeOe, Gle er bieier Sage III Mil=
ualt,e 9ebalten !: SD babe ME gefun=
ben. oaB lN, Inn Die enQllItbe Spra6e
su lernsll, Die oeutIhe per9efen miile.
SIM @egent0eil, icb babe 9efunpen, bab,
luer oeutib perltebt, oomit einen oop=
pelten Sdab belist. Gr miro oaourb
niht ein T0lehterer, Ionoern nur eill
aebilOeterer Wmerifaner."
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Orcie SIut= nnD ssaut= Stir.
Cine sbrlieb gemeinte Cferte.

GeIhmiire, Munoen, Grebs, Sril=
len, trdbige 0aut, G6uppen BON Sc
5ema, Sbmersen in BEN Gnoheu, Dem
Giifen uno ben 8elenten, lDpbiliitiI6e
Blutper9iftllng. faulenhes 3abnfleilh,
0roniIder Gbeumatisaus uuo olIe
bartnddigen gluttrantbeiten t0nnen
Durb ben @ebrau6 einiser Nlailben
Botanic glpoo Balm lhnell flrirt
tueroen. Wir fproern Die Welt beraus
iiir einen ssall Dpn gluttranfheit, Der
our6 Botanic glopb Balm ni6t turirt
merben fann lno Die Gllren Iino an=
oallernO. 2eioet sSbr an oiinnem 8lut,
| ldlehtfarblaer Saut Wtotti9feit, 9lus4
l6ldaen. aeI6iuoaenen 0eleuten, 4a-
tarrD, ilberrlehenoem 9t6em, 9Sunben
i'm WunO uuo Sals ? 0Senn ia, 10 iii
@uer Ylut perDprben, Botanic glopo
Balm 'madt oasIelbe rein uno reid,
heilt Die Wullbeu, entIernt Die 5bmer=
sen uno baut bas game Spitem nieoer
auf. Botanic gloob Balm lit oas
einaige perfette Ylutreini9ungsmittei.
Vertauft in 9lpotbefen. $l.00 Die
orobe 6laIOe nit 8ebrau0sanpeiIuua.
lin 81 acigen, baB. mir es ebrli6 mei=
nen. Derienoen mir probef eflaihen frei.
Wan aoreIlire 8lopo Balm &c., glt=
lanta, 6a. 309ert n!1t, belbreibt uns
@ue< 2eioen unD mir lenoen freien irat=
liden Hatb. ylooo Balm hilft, ipenn
alles anbere feblt. 6riinoli6 erprobi
mdlrenb 80 Sabren. A
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Gin t,souitr6icr 9emielsfis6.

Der lsin Gpfer berldlinet, lit eine gtrt
Werltopfuns. Sie Maht oieler ln0r=
berilhen Grant1fit tpiro ppn ben Drga-
men un0 Nerpen, ben Musteln uno benz
Bebirlr Uerlpiirt. IS 9iebt teine Oe=
iunoheit. Bis tie iibermnnoen lit. Nber
Or. Sings Slem 2ife pils linb eins
.lihere llnD getuiile Sur. 9ie beifen in
Der Melt fir ben Maaen, Die Geber,
glieren llnb ginQeipeioe. Sur 25 Gis.
Ii s.. g. 9Riller & 5obn's Mpotbete, |
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Dle rneiifen gDrads fbpimmen
auf benz Deere oes 2ebenS.
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Gin Sd)rcdltAcr Srrtbmfat

perurladt oft cine entlsblibe Brano=
ober 8riibtpunbe, ei1ten 6bnitt boer
auetiNung. guflen's Nrilien Salbe.
Die bette in Der gHelt, miro Gu1
bon Ghmeraen befreien uno prompt be,-
len. Gurirt alte Wunoen, Gieberipun-
ben, Gei1tpiire, gerlel, Gelons, sQiib=
rerausen, iotpie alle 0autauslhmge.
Die bette DdnlorrhOi0en=Gur auf Der
groe. Blos 25 {. bic S1adtel. 2ur
sarantirt. Werfauft in s. 6. Miller
Illnb Gobn's Npotbefe. /
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$500 Hclpf,uaua!

1aa BON eeberlcibeu. Dpspepia, &opfIdmerseu, I'M
perbanlifeit pber Deritopfnns beaabe ben lpr ntbt
nit Siperita ben asrneueite f!enen aeberpien fu=
riren fbnnen. ipenn ote 0prid)rten aenau beol9t
tper6en Se lino rasa pegeabItid rnb perehlen nte.
Satisfaftipn 3u geben. rs Cts Sd)acbten cntbaiten
100 Billen, 10 SfS. Snodteln entbalten 40 Yillen.
GtS. SGattel eMfDa't ten Is YiIen SoGtet Gnd3 Dor
Snbittnten uno ytadbabmnngen. gBtr0 per Yoft per=
ianbt. BrieimarfeM tperben auaempr1inen Werhiia
Menical Co., Gde Giiatun unb Sadlon ct. Chicago,
9a ~ Sn Derfonien m Der lpntbefe onn +. 8. Wiler
& Gobn. yleap philadelphia. Ohio "A
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Grfuriionen mad Iplsno iiher nts gennjalbanias2ia
utp

Grfurionen nad Inleno iher BITE Gennatbanias2is
nen.
9n 26 nuo 81 Stunt meroeu fit Die Contention Der
Sbo Gbrltton GnbeQpor unpu biaige. nidt lbertra9=
bare Grtnrouss3idetS ilber Die 9ennlDlpania &tneu
mad 8neoo perfaut 9altt9 5nr &hdobrt btS 6ret=
tag 20. Suui.
GTfurionen mad -nleaa ibcr BITE &ennibiDautasSis
1iet.
Sim lS uno 10. eSunt perben fir Die Gonnentiou Der
gBhUeiae anb Getail Goal Sealers Alipctation BON
Ohio biili9e, nidt bertro9bare @rfuriionSIi uob
lpeop oerfoult gulttg sur Guctabrt bis am Wtplt.
tag, 25. SUM. 5
Ggeur Ipnen Eat, 9rS sgntncs, Souo, iber mic canr
i9ibania= Vinen.
9tn H. bis 81 Suti eiuIblteBtb iperbcn auldBid)
Der jdbrIideu Convention Der Wtutiebrer=s pcatipn
2ttets 81 rcon5lreu &ocn iber DIE 4eunIglpania=9i=
men rab Ses WtoiueS. Soma, oerfauIt; giiltig 5ur
Giidfabrt bis etnihiieBib am % Stunt 3
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gSenn Sbr nod teine Sarte erbalten babt, 10
perldumt nitt, fir cine Sarte 81 fraael1, tpebe
ben aaufer BON $4,000 wertb @aaren su einem
itoren @raDun=Siloe berebtiet. Sbr t6nnt guer
eigenes Silo MAIDEN lalien. ooer oasiense zines
Mit9lieoes @llrer Sam,lie poer zines Sreunoes
Cine neue Sorte miro perobfolst, lpsnu Die eine
auf9ebrallbt lit.
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Eifets iibcr SSafbinstpn
Rad philadelphia 3ur repuhlifnnijdben Iatinnals
EnuNrntilM lher nte &ennillhania: 2illien.

3pei Sprmen BON @rturiions=2icfets nacb 4bilabel=
pba 5ur repubifaniben yatioual=S pnpention merbeu
4oer ? ote sum SeItail 9etolgen
Die anbere uber gBabingtpn Ser 5yabrpreiS lit iber
betoe Sinien Der ndmlide nno Die 5lets iber gBaib.
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-06-14

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-06-14

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The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-07

age. hours of work and others matters
demand legislative attention. Such
laws will be enacted as will bring to
the workingmen of the states affected
the best return for themselves The
welfare of the children will be as
earnestly guarded as it is anywhere,
but all this will be done without regard
TO the suggestion of business enemies
who wish to hamstring our institu-
tions in order that theirs may prosper.
This desire to bend the south to the
east is shown by The Transcript when
it says that "the key to the present
effort for labor's betterment is the
movement in congress for federal laws
regulating the hours of days work,
and other relations of employed TO
employer The motives of self-defense
and of enlightened self-interest are
the surest reliance for advance that is
real and held fast when made" That
is: Preserve Massachusetts, at the eX-
pense Of Georgia!
Move your mills down this way and
get into the swiml That. Will
be much better than growing
at the inevitable. After every
possible law regulating labor in
the southern states shall have been
passed by our legislatures, after union
ism shall have made itself felt upon
the wage scale: Still the south VIII
stand pre-eminently as the field Tor
cotton manufacturing. That pre-emi-
nence cannot be taken from her.