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Mr.. BOHMRiCH IN MANITOWOC.

Louis q. Bohmrich candidate on the
Democratic ticket for the office of gov,
ernor sustained his reputation for elo-
quence, breath of intellect fairness OF
speech and the right kind of American.
ism in Manitowoc last Saturday He al
so spoke ut Two Rivers. His audiences
were large ard appreciative, and it is
but stating truth to say that those
who heard him We're attracted by his
admirable demeanor and attractive per
sOnality.
In no word that Mr.. Bohmrich utter
ed, was there malice or unjust criticism.
He didn't deal in personal abuse nor
did he ever refer to his opponents. The
subject of his speech was an arraign-
ment of policy as unAmerican as it is
grasping unconstitutional and imperial
istc Mr.. BohmriCh knew the terrible
evils incident to militarism and he told
his auditors how he had seen in his low
ed fatherland the merchant manufac-
turer tradesman, skilled mechanic, la
boring man and domestic servant, march
two by two to the tax gatherer's counte"
and pay their heavy tribute to the sup
port of the military. Many of his hear
ers knew he spoke the truth, and on
coming out of the hall after the close of
the meeting they We're heard to remark
they would not only vote against Mr..
Mckinley for president but Mr.. La Fol-
lette for governor.
In addition to imperialism Mr.. BONN
rich discussed the absorbing Issue of the
trusts, and plainly demonstrated his an
tagonism to them He also touched the
financial question and many of the vot-
ers were glad of his positive announce
ment that the rs TO | question is a bogy
used for a campaign scare. All in all
Mr.. Bohmrich left far more favorable
impression in Manitowoc county than
did his opponent Robert VI. La Toilette
|
1t should be borne in mind that owen a.
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PRICKS A PROSPERITY BUBBLE.

The National Democrat, a very able
publication, under the management of
Willis J. Abbot. thus dissects Republi-
can prosperity bubble:
Mr.. Halstea1, the official literary man
of the Republican National committee,
has been 50 busy fighting Monroe doct-
rine wiudmills and lodging his own his
torical account Of the Philippines that
he has not vet found time to explain the
curious discrepancy between Republican
claims in regard to the enormous in
crease in the wages of railway men and
the plain facts. The latter are a little
troublesome and perhaps it is not sur
prising that II man so busy as Mr. Hal
stead undoubtedly is should avoid them
as though they Were a pestilenre
However they are worth frequent
consideration. 1t will be recalled that
the Railway and Telegraph Employees
Political league Of Illinois recent Y
published with flourish of Mckinley
trumpct- statement showing the
amount of compensation paid to rail
way employees of the country in the
years ending June 30. 1895 and June 30
1899 The table was hailed with delight
by Republican organs and orators and il
has been paraded with loud acclaim rs
conclusive proof Of the majors magic
powers.
But apparently the organs and ora
tors as well as the Railway and Tele-
graph Employees Political league failed
to analyzc this precious table They
are content with showing that in 1905
there were only iS5.03l railway EN-
ployes receiving Sli5,5oS 26l in wages,
while in 1899 there were OPS, 92l EN-
ploye~ rcceing 1922 49,; 500 in wages an
increase of t43, $50 employees and ST.
l59, GS5 wages. 1t is urged that this
shows ample reason why all railway
men should vote for Mckinley. But
let us see.
IF Won will divide the amount of
wages received in 1890 according to
these figures, by the number of men
employed, yuu will find that the aver
age pay, including all officials. was
/ SjGt.5O That was under the hated
/ Wilson tariff. 1t was at the tail end of
the Mckinley tariff panic of 1893
4 Then divide the amount paid in 1885
/ by the number of men employed and
you discover that the average pay was
1852 o. S4.52 less than was paid in
/ 1895
Yet the railway men are told that
Mr. Mckinley has made them prosper
Gus and that they owe him their votes
Possibly the railway men are as stupid
rs the Republicans assume them to be,
but it il not likely
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James +. Schultz. While the two
defeated candidates made good races
they were content with the outcome,
and We're the first to congratulate the
victor on his achievement Peter Kor-
Nelley secured the nomination against
John Miller for treasurer
As was expected p. j. Mcmahon,
Bruno Mueller. Fred Christensen and
Edward Schmitz were rerominated for
their various offices. Mr.. Mcmahon is
clerk of courts "A royal, good fellow,
whose friends are legion They will
all take great pleasure in voting for
him. The same can be said Of Mr..
Mueller who runs for the Office Of
register Of deeds, and Fred Christian
n, who is candidate for the Office of
county superintendent of schools. SO
efficient is Mr. Christensen that the
Republicans did not nominate man
against him He is "A tyne of the Demo
cratic officer Everyone knows Ed. :
Schnitz as competent district attor-
ney
II is pleasing fact to record that
Manitowoc county has been honored in
every section Meeme is represented by
p. ]. McMahon Mishicott by Bruno
Mueller; Schleswig by George w Hill
on the state ticket; Two Rivers by
George Wehausen: Reedsville by DIR.
Meany; Manitowoc city by Walter
Pellet and Fred Christensen; Kossouth
By Peter Kornelley, and Newton by
Edward Schmitz
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unwise and predicted that ultimately
this country would have to seize it,
The senator has unwittingly revealed
the purpose of the administration re-
garding Cuba he frankly AYERS that
the peo' le OF that island will ultimately
be merged into this nation and that the
United States will absorb the territory
Mr.. Beveridre says we will seize il. 1t
is queer that there should be even a
fraction of voters in this country, will
ing to support policy of its kind The
American people need but turn to their
own history, antedating the Declaration
Of independence to know how wrong it
is to subiugate even a nation not alien,
but who live on detached territory If
it was wrong for Great Britain to legis-
late and to govern the colonists who
were our forefathers il IS equally wick
ed for the United States to pursue such
policy toward Cuba on the Philippines
in the absence of their consent.
The war was entered into with Spain
for the deliberate purpose of freeing
Cuba from the tyranny Of Spain and Civ
ing her people independence. Now
when tn war is over, millions of money
have been spent and thousands Of lives
sacrificed thu Hoosier senator, the friend
examplar and apologist of Mr.. Mcl<in
ley says: IF the opposition declare
that we ought to set mp a separate gov
eminent over the Philippines because
we are setting up separate government
over Cuba ! answer that such an'errOr
in Cuba does not Justify the same error
in the Philippines. Speaking thus,
say that for the good of Cuba more even
than for the good of the United States,
a separate government over Cuba. I'M
controlled by the American republic,
never should have been promised. | say
that it will be an evil day for Cuba
when the stars and stripes come down
from Moro Castle,
And / predict that within twenty
five years we shall again be forced to us
sumo the government of Cuba, but only
after our commerce has again been
paralyzed by revolution, after internal
dissension has again spilled rivers of
Cuban blood after tine yellow fever has
again and again crossed over to our
Southern coast from its hotbed in Hav
ana harbor, and after we have assumed
of millions of dollars of Cuban
debt to prevent this island from falling
into the hands of foreign power.
Such is the policy of the Mckinley J
Still if a Democrat .
charges Mckinley with imperialism his
friends throw mp their hands and shout
with superintendent lung power, hes /
4 traitor.
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THE TRAINED NURSE.

one can reach back in his own mind
when such profession as trained
nurse was unknown, but to-day profess
siOnal nurses pursue this vocation by
the thousands, nay the hundreds Of thous-
ands. It is n profession which blesses
civilization and opens 10 womanhood an
avenue Of achievement at once within
the sphere of her instincts and scope of
her possibilities. In this humanitarian
field woman can reach the highest
cminence, because she is physically and
mentally adapted TO the cnvir nment.
Some If the gentlcr sex however spurn
to become nurses yet they must find "a
way to dispose Of whatever ability they
have mt u profitable figure Hence we
hlyn vOung women behind the haber
dashcrS counter some make dresses,
yet others have ambitions out of proper
ton 10 their capacity, thus they endGay-
on 10 capture masculine professions,
such rs law. architecture and others of
similar kihd Ne'li'tNe no argument 70
oIi'r against her following any Iaoor Tor
winch she Is suited, but neither the law
nor Architecture Wonii seem to Us 10 he
compatlbl" to the temperament OF WON
rn, but there are women architects and
women lawyers. That they will never
reach the uppcunost rung Of the ladder
isa ruth self-ovident, They will never
even climb much above the ground floor
yet there arc foolish malden- confident
Of their own strength to -ubjugatr nat
uwl impulse ana physical harricr- TO the
pIralug- Of their own mi-guaged am
billions Women should not attempt To-
override the iucxorablc decision IF the
ages
But if women have taste. outside the
.cIctics Of domestic life and there are
many 81 them what better mode of ac.
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4 COUNTY NOT A CITY TIckrT

who 'ar" .m..ru-" Ln" reputation
and ''"".I"n, l." PFC onncl Of thu
ticket n"mm." 10" ,hr Democratic
anErn'Iau' A.anituwua county Tie
.hrH 'r' tn.E' r"pt"rrh aud lhoy seek
ia" traz" " 'an people confident
hat tH" cannot b. unrr--iullya~ailod
either uaan ~ .mrwt,r 4 MGR.
harmonious convention than tie mc
la-i Saturday rnul 'rlIg DE- conceived
ih"r' "rr' contests bat they wcr,
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h .nds and sympathetic disposition.
knowledge, readiness of action and
proper attention, with medicine admin
isterad at right times are the effective
weapons
We frankly aver that since the pro.
fessional nurse has taken her place In
the uplifting agencies of civilization sle
has won her title to gratitude by saving
thousands of valuable lives
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A native priest says of the Chinese ar
ticles of religion: The men believe
them. the women don't There is no re-
lqion in China
The editor Of the Fordville KY, Ms
c'9aacotS, writes ~ postscript to a
business letter i was cured of kidney
trouble by taking FoLEYs KIDNEY
CURE
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A new remedy foI biliiou~ness is now
on sale ut Henry Hinrchs drug store.
II is called Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets 1t gives quick relief and
will prevent the attack if given as soon
ms the first indication % the disease al
pears. Price, 25 cents per box. Samples
free
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The Washington Post one Of the really con
sentative papers of the country observes
This il not a struggle between two popular
political organizations hut one between the
trusts and monopolics and their political agents
aud tools in office against the people Of the
United states Hanna Mckinley, Rockefeller
HavrIneyer. Platt Chandler and the rest Of the
combination begin 10 understand the fact, and
they will continue 70 do So increasingly TO the
end Of the canvass. When liberty and the con.
sttution are at stake Republican apathy is ma
tural. hut the people. threatened with the loss
Of their free institutions and with Industrial
slavery will be found alert enough In NoveIn-
Der
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The young woman who edits the Waupun
Times says that "women's clothes are none OF
mans business still, a great deal Of tho re-
suits Of mans business are represented in
them Milwaukee, journal.
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Mr.. Mckinley : friends are doubted u carry
ing y FORK
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Mare Hanna was in New YorE r,uferriug
with anthracite coal barons
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Louis G Bohmrich made friends in Mantle
woo county.
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FOR PRESIDENT
W. ]. BRYAN,
NEBRASKA.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ADLAIE. STEVENSON,
ILLINOIS.
FOR CONGRESS,
JA1ES w. WATSON,
FOND DU LAC.
For Governor
LOUIS q BOHMRlCh,
kenosha.
For Lieutenant Governor
DIR. THOMAS PATTERSON,
Waushara.
For Secretary of State
JOSEPH II. WOODNORTH,
Milwaukee.
For State Treasurer
AUGUST BARTh,
Fall Greek, Eau Claire
For Attorney General
ii. {. COOPER,
Superior.
Railroad COMMISSIONS
GEORGE W. HILL,
Amigo,
Insurance Commissioner
RIA. THOMPSON,
La Crosse
Superintendent OF Public Instruction
HOMER Is hUBBEL,
Beaver Dam.
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SYDNEY 7. PRATT, Editor.
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1t brings TO the little ones that price
less gift of healthy flesh, solid bone and
muscle That's what Rocky Mountain
Tea does 3jc See f. c. Buerstatte.
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FORMER EDITORS.
lore Crowley Ten Eyck Olmstead,
JOHN NAGLE.
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,prr,pH. zA~pER, Business Manager.
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EIGHT PAGES
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T. II Hirschtield. ex-president of the
Merchants National Bank of Helena,
Mont, was acquitted of making false
reports to the Comptroller of the Cur
rency.
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It should be borne in mind that owen a.
Wells, Democrat secured for Manitowoc
while Congressman big appropriation for
the harhur
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1900.
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nator Beveridga would annex Cuba.

1~~11N~11 11~~i
The colored American., 1900-03-17
HON. ROMEO II. FREER

co exclude the Mormon from the House
Was one of the best spseches made in
the House this session. II the Repub-
licans of West Virginia want success In
Noyem ber, let them nominate the clean
cut gentleman from Richie County as
their standard bearer for Governor, and
the State will ring with Republican
eloquenee, ard every miner and every
workipgman will feel it his duty to
vote sr the friend Of the common pso.
pie.
Hon. Romeo Hoyt Freer. of Harris
vile, Richie Couaty, was born in Trum
bull County, Ohio, November 1916;
was reared on farm, and educated in
the common schools of Ashta oula
County, OHIO, where his parents had re.
moved when he was three years old.
He served in the Union Army during
the war as a private. He located at
Charleston, West Virginia, in March,
1855; taught school aud studied law,
and was admitted to the bar IL 1868
He was Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Of Kanawha County from 1888 to 1871
and Prosecuting Attorney Of the same
county from 1871 to 1873, vas q grand
elector in 1873. and Consul TO Nicara
qua until 1877. he removed to Ritchie
County liz 1882; and was q Blaine eisc
tor i.l 1884; member OF the legislature
In 1891 Prosecuting Attorney Of Ritch-
ie County from 1892 to 1897; and was
elected Judge Of ths fourth Judicial cir
cult In 1895 He was elected to the
Fifty -sixth Congress, receiving 21,727
votes, to 20, S54 for George l. Neal, Dem.
ocrat, and 15S for Oliver Gorrell, Pop
nljst.
The colored American., 1900-03-17
HON. ROMFO H. FREER.
The Cholce of the Republicans Of West
Virginia for GOvErnOr Leader Of
the People and Champion of
The Masses,
The Masses,

Judge Romeo q Frser VINO is spoken
Of ss the Republican candidate for Gsv,
srnor Of West Virginia, Is serving his
frst term in Con rsss from the Fourth
District Of that ate Judge Fresr is
Que Of the a6Ies5 men that ever repre-
sented West Virginia in The House Of
Representatives, hose who have kept
track Of mis- short Congressional career
say the reputation given him as an
able man is not misplaced. In the brief
time be hes been in Congress he has
convinced bis friends that he is just the
man to Lead the West Virginia Repub
licans to victory as their candidate. 1t
is conceded by political wiseacres that
the Republicans Of West Virginia will
have ell they can do to hold the State to
the party this fall, and 1t behooves them
toput the very best men to the front
for Governor and for Congress.
Judge Ffser; it is believed by those
who knew the situation In that State,
isthe most available man for Governor.
de belongs to no factions, has 10 preju>
dlce against an man In the state and
simply desires the success OF the Re
publican party With Judgs Ffeer as
the Republican candidate for Governor
means certain success for the Republi-
cans IN that State. His public and pri
Va:e Iile has been one of straigbtfor-
Wardness, True to his friends, just aid
upright IN all Of his dealings, friend
10 al classes, he is eve willing ano
gao to champion the cause Of the p ,Or
man at any ard all times. In Congress
he has oeen faithful to every measure
hsVlng for its obi act the interest Of the
WasseS The coiOred voters of the
o'S es nave nothirg to fear with Judge
PteeT 4 the executive chair He IS
'nelr Eferd and has always insisted
On giTing the black man a fair show.
dis speeches In Congress stamp him
a. one at the ablest debaters in that
0ouy' is speech on the Roberts case |
The colored American., 1900-03-17
Merit Rewarded.

Mr.. Johu L. HasKIns, OF Petersburg,
Va, who has been "on the cases" in
this office, has succeeded to the fore
manshlp Mr. Haskins belongs in the
first class of practical primers and the
mechanical and typographical beauty
of The Colored American is due very
largely to his skill and devotion to bis
duties.
The colored American., 1900-03-17
HON. EDWARD DWYER.

[senator 18th District, Chicago, I'LL
Hon. Edward Dwyer, State Senator,
Seventeenth Senatorial District, Chi
cago, Ill, writes: "Pe-ru-na cures when
all other remedies fail. I can heartily
recommend Pe-ru-na as a catarrh rem
edy. 1t has been two years since was
cured, and I consider my cure perma-
nent. took the remedy for two months
and am now entirely cured. I applied
to several doctors, but they were not
able to cure me. tried many remedies
without avail.
"My catarrh was located chiefly in
the head. I was afflicted with catarrh
for seven years."
Pe-ru-na cures catarrh wherever To-
Gated. Who is it that says Pe-ru-na will
cure catarrh wherever located? Doctors
say it, lawyers say it, preachers say it, a
vast army of men and women say it who
have tried it. The old and the young
say it. They say it in the east, in the
west, they say it in the north and the
south.
The colored American., 1900-03-17
The Gem of the Antilles.
HON. PORTER JOHNSON.

Everybody who w1thes to better their con.
dition will find that Cuba offers the best ops
portunitiss upon'this hem isphere. If You
have ,ot less than (s4OO tour hundred dollars
ano interested, SCI for necessary blanks
and enclose (80cts.) thirty cents in United
States postage stamps, to R. NJ. r. Nelson,
26 G Barraconne st., Santiago de Cuba, j.
E. Bruce, (Bruce Grit II Congress Street Al
bany, N. Y, or E. e. Cooper, The Colored
American, Washington, d, G.
So Sugar offers an opportunity to make
s5oCo per annum, tor eight years, after two
years hard labor,
The colored American., 1900-03-17
Money to Loan
ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, ETC.

Ifyou are In need of money, we desire to
inform you OF our new method. We can Sc
cure you loan on an easy monthly payment
plan, at less cost than before, and below the
rste OF any other com peny in the city. You
can pay in full at any time after loan Is &C.
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as YOU have had the money. Our business Is
,trictly private, and all applications are
treated cODf1dentially. II you have loan
with any other concern, you can secure loan
through US to pay 1t and get more money If
desired. Ii will pay you to call and see us
before going elsewhere. We are ready at
any ard all times during Office hours 10 give
information concerning our business meth-
ods ard you will receive courteous treas
ment.
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The colored American., 1900-03-17
'GaHs6sTONy.aE3hYosfcaET caTa Eat

The meaning of every card in the deck Prepared by
Celebrated Fortune-teIIer. Only 15c., money OF
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Million. Given Away.

1t is certainly gratifying to the pub
lie to know of one concern in the land
who are not afraid to be generous TO
the needy and suffering. The propri-
etors of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and colds, have
given away over ten million trial bot
ties of this great medicine; and have
the satisfaction of knowing il has alb
solutely cured thousands of hopeless
cases Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarse-
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gists, and get free trial bottle. Reg
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guaranteed, or price refunded.
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Russian Crniscr,s Trial.

Philadelphia, Pa, May a5.-Ihe Rus.
sian cruiser Nariag, said to be the
fastest vessel of her type atioat, is off
for her builders trial run. The Va.
RAG must make twentyt three knots an
hour under natural draught, condi-
ton never before imposed in the test
OF warship of her class.
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Rraye Men Fall

Victims to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles as well as women, and all feel
the results in loss of appetite, poisons
in the blood, backache, nervousness,
headache and tired, %listless, rundown
feeling. But there's no need to feel
like that. Listen to j. w. Gardner,
Idaville, Ind. He says. Electric Bit
tiers are just the thing. for. a man when
he is all run down, and don't care whe-
ther he lives or dies. 1t did more to
give me new strength and good appe-
'tite than anything could take. can
now eat anything and have new
lease on life" Only so cents, at Clark
q Mollison's drug store. Every bottle
guaranteed.
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New Officers Elected.
The resignation of Second Lieuten-
mt James iH Ellis, Of Company III, OF
he Fortyrninth Iowa regiment, has
,een raceiEed- by the adilatai, III onar o,..,l

IoeVeIaI. new o1Hcefs have been elect
ed an different companies of the new
guard, Among them are Bruce T.
Moffat, of Marshalltown, elected first
lieutenant Of Company It, Forty-ninth
Iowa, and William B. Gregg, Of 5Tipton,
second lieutenant of the same compa-
NY. ,,ig
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Cough II you want Lung Trouble
and Consumption, otherwise stop it
quick with Mull,s Lightning Cough
Cure. Nothing so good. Safe for chill
dren. 25c and soc. Ask all druggists.