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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-03
2icbe I'M. geus.
SriiblinssbilDer bon 5nso aIein.
Gin npnniger q benb.

Z
Der iunae Mann mahte nit ieiner
Braut einen Mnsflug. sic fhritten
einen Walbpfab entlana. Der iih bch
oben, auf oem Niidsn bes 8erges, binz
aog. sic einsen ppraus. bic Gamilie
Der 8raut folete, blieb ater, ba lie
nibt bic flinfen 8eine bes iungen
paares befaB, fart suriid.
Nun ltanb b1s padr in elmer l::6z
tung, BON ber fih Elm berrliher Nus
Bid auf bas adnse ShnI Bot.
,M1. tpie 5b0n 1T es bier!" fagte
Die iunge Braut nit leibtenDsn Mu@
gen, ciinb ipie bantbar bin ib Dir
bdB. Ou bic Gltern All biefem Nus
fIua iiberrebet bait"
rSie6ft Du, 6era. bdran SIN ih
getp0bnt," fagte Der iun3e MhRn.
.Mein Beirut 1T anfrensenb unb bic
feds Wodentage bin ih bonn friihcn
Moretn his gum fpdten Mbtnb an bic
Mrbeitsitube gebunben. eesh f0nnte i'm
CONNER tpobl Elm padr Mnhen ur=
laub burhIeBen. aber ih ipeib. es
ginge ntbt obne Nahtbeil fir bic So
brif unb mein gbef fdbe es niht sern.
go helfe ih mir. inbem i9 iebcn
6pnntag, i'm CONNER fpie i'm Wiuter,
i'm sSreien aubrinae. Das bringt guft
in bic Quneen, bas itdrft fir bic ganse
Mohe. St.pas Nnberes iperbe i'd allh
Dir. Serahen, in Der tDarmen Sdbresz
seit nid,t bieten fDnnen."
.Mie eliidlih perbe ih ban,it fein,"
fagte bag iunse WtGhhen nit siaem
innigen 8lide auf ben 8rduti5am.
n9ern tperoe ih auh nit Dir in oer
Stabt bletben."
lin, 10 ih0ner fplIen bdnn unIere
Gonntase i'm @riinen iein, ba !pdn@
beln mir Dabin gu 3neien unb ton
3eit gu 3eit friea' iH einen Rub!"
Oamit umfabte er feline 8ralt inb
hriidte ibr einen auB a-uf ben Ntiab.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-03

'p) tpir IA bsr 9llla6t btr 5faDt tpebz
tteIl, spp isb bod lpflsia ITEMS beA @Dnns
tad hi friinthg Grim Derbrinaeil'
snian, onst ob Dti adm Gaitsin fdIalt.
.ipp id DID ben gansen GDntilter iliht
befnd,en fdtlll. 81
20. Inn Guh Mdnner III mil niht.
beng
vglbsr mir iuftb bang ipslsns sistsls
an bic RDiten Dentt. :
rNdtiirlisbl Mtine NnIpriid,c! llllp'
babel lit rneiil Qeben eine Retts bon
s 81 len
f1thin
Die bob ih ni1t aeDeiratbets
DC fattnIt Du aum bon @liid Ia
gen. Die bate nidt auf. Alles t,eraidtet,
ME ic,.
rNsin, mas ih fir @liid babe, Is
lit rein niht gum Musbalten."
Cine Glutb bon = 1MdnenabridH bfsz
eiit untermifebt nlitseirter sgluth bon
Uprtpiirfen. Der Mdnn ergreift Dpr
ber bausliden Gaene bic SIudt .s.,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-03
3nansig Sdbrs pdter.

3ipun5lg SABRE pdter.
rnerr Director, itb fpredr ba IN Der
Jabrit bcr, nm Shnen fit bas ailthelt
Gi9arren au hdnten, bas Sic mir ges
5allht baben.4 !.
rNidt ipabr, Dpftorh<n, Elm feiges
Rraut2" r
rginfah bimmliIh."
.sSa, icb babe STE belteden lponetf.
Der 5riibling lit bo, bulb foninleH
bic beiBen aase. sic iliiiftr i1einers
9lten :pieber Gin Geebab perf4rdis'
kenE
.Mber bsrali9 germ. SIT ia aud
aanS ilni1dblih. n
.Sie miifIen aber baranf beitehen.s
nas bic YorfHrift befolof tpirp!
Meine Nlts bat nGmli6 neueitens Mns'
falle boE 3artliehteit bon @ifers,
fufh mas ipetB ieb fur5, iie lpili
oieisn 5rmmer nit mir In ber 5tact
bleiben -" -~
.9eru6isen sic iih, Serr Dirsttor.
Sic fennen mid 6. Sd ipeib Sbr
Nettrauert su ipiirbigerts"
,8ringen Sic neine MIte na1 Gfis
enbe unbGit iperben es nod nett mesr
riirbiaen t6nnen. SD babe mid 5doa
10 geipDEnt, ben CONNER allei,l au
uerbrinaen, bab i4 mid taum in fie
ne,ir Grbnuns finben fSrnse. 81
aneien iit's ia sun5 fd5Sn. 9tber
rr,anshmal alIein III audi nidbt libel H.. J.
Nlio dbgemaft. DottordFu!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-03

Ggarafterhilc bon 5ermine Oiener gcb.
b. S,,llern.

Sic mar 1i1t fd,on unb allh nida
beri;denb, aber fe mar ipmpntbiTh,
mon mubte lie germ haben auf ben err
fen Slid, unb lie enttGuicbte niG,t Bel
ndferer Befanntidaft. gs tpur ettpus.
ssascinirenbes in biefen sroben arauen
@ugen, etioas, als ob man pom @runb
florer Ma5Ierfluthen perborgeneShd
Gerauff6immern fdbe.
sic nor cine tief. a6er nih phdntdr
itifd, angeleate Tatur beindbe MIDI
tern, f0rperlifh unb IeeliIh gefunh; in
ib1em 9enfen nnb @mpfinten .Dar
nihts llntpabres, erihtpommenes. Wer
iie niht ndber fannte. fanf liz falt uno
DerihlofIen; fire Gle mar fein 3artli~
6ss. cter Elm euf aegsrfeitieer Mh.l.tls
gegriinDetes 8erhdltnie cine Ihs
fiina, tie INNER lnebr lnllths, ie nlehr
fid, bic beiben Qeute beriteben lernten,
ris lie Der 2iehe fait aleih fam.
9ute iteht Die illnge arau am ,senz
Fer ibres reid al.5geltatteten Boubpirs
- ibr Mann 1T i'm Bureau - lie lit
olIsin.
gs lit ettoas ieslidrr sSreube Gei,ro~
lides in ibrer Geele, ettpas, bas fisb
ihineraliA aufcmmenaiebt beim Nm
biid bunter sSarben, frDblidxr Gelic5e
tel, beiterer 5onnentcae.
gDie bas auf einnlal in ibre 5eele
Eineinfommt, in Ger font 'MlIes 10
better. 10 frieblih mar. Gs lit fonIt
oar rlihts Homantiihes. poetiiN5
IN ihr unb I'm fie. 8ein fiiBes, ronniz
ees Irdumen, fein fleinss beimlidKs
GhulDEepubtlsil feline milbe lu{t
- feline iubelnbe ssreube fein per@
3ebrenber unb bod bilnmelboh iauh1
5enbsr G1n1era. l1b es fommt e:ne
srpbt uneebenre @ebnfuGt iiber lie,
einnndI binausSutreiaen ouf ben Wnss
oen elmer llnermeDliden QeiDenihnTt
phinaMs nit @efabr. bes Qebens, 1teuerz
Ins, 3ieIlCs bobin, ipobin bas s,ers
iie 5iebt; abr bcs III es serabe - lDD
Siebt Tie bcs Der3 bin2
ginen Mnssnblid 1T itr's, als hnlc
lie bic beriidenben gont elmer Geise,
dis fiible lie bns Monen bunfler, ireiz
der Qoden I'm, ibr 6aupt. als taude
lie in bic 1iefe rGhtieer Muger, als.
frdien beiBe, fdtpeiItnbe aippren bic
ihTen.
Gle 3udte 3ufnmrlen ilnten lit bic
SEiir gesungen, einen Mngenblid fliegt
Elm idbes Motb uber ibrGeliht, perbun3
teln iih bic fldrert aroiierl Mu9er1, nur
eirerl Mugenblid, bann ftebt file ipieber
10 fult, 70 rubig ba als Elm bdiiiaer
Gbritt brouben b0rbar tpirb unb Elm
bbnfler Mdnntrfopf burh bic ihiperen
plrfieren brGnat.
GS 1T Elm ih0nes, bartlofes, et,rns
trxides @eiidt, bon bunfienQ Qoden mt
rchmt, nit fharf geIfnittenem Yrofil
unh grpBen, tr1umeri5hxn Mugen.
,Di{f Du dllsin?4 frdgt eine nlefobis
fme Gtimme. Gs 1T Der Gtiefbruber
Tires Mdnnes, biefem 10 lnGbnlim lp;e
nnr rngii9 an ibm iit alIes @lutb,
Notiie, Qeb<n, no bti ibrtm Mdun TALL
fef, niidterner Neritdnb III.
Gine Riinjf jfltrnntlit. genial tanb iits
ftrtTdnf bupm unb burM 3ieht ibn
nskriipiirbistt Q}siie 8erate bdS }xlfs
ame a3sts'! : tsinsl & !. 81 81 asrin aa ibn
laftst q bis GSzbs l5yet eseIe 81
s s M 1t SSk III
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-03
Manla's spibeufleiS.
sfi5Se bon @eore Srbrn. bon 0mpteoa.

Der fletne 5rtk ttbf am Wooen Gtif
tem Seppieb unb fpielt Golbnten. Gin.
aarse Gcbuhtel rDu bat CT Dor ihb
cuSsttdut. Nur ipollen Sie aidt reht
fteten nit ben ihn1a!sn 8leifiiben aui
bstn htden Smprna unb fallen INNER
unh INNER tpiecer UNI.
Snfel SEEING bdt ihn Elm Mittel sez
lehrt, bic 8letbelben gum Stehen All
b,irsen. Gin 8leiisift. elm sseberbalter
coer oergleiden ipire sioiidsn BEN
sileen Der Parabemarihirenben bur6z
geiiedt, 70 1T cine ganse Meihe aneine
anhergebeftst.
Der feline sSrib lGuft sum Sbreibs
tiIG feiner Mutter; Elm Galten ben
sSeterbalter uno gleiitifte tpirb aes
p.iinbert. D2it rnermiiolidRm Gifer
reibt Der aleine nun Mann an Mann,
ME @Dgel an Der S6nlr. 8alb iit er
fertig. Die gansc Shaehtel lit uufgez
iteat Snfanterie, 2lrtillerie Gaualz
ltrie ipilo brrfginanber.
3trar finb IGtpere 8erirfnbungen
pcrgefommen: no Der 6alter su bid,
oter bic syiiBe Der 9leifiauren nidt
nett aenuq euseinanoergeipreist, bat
G)einolt anqeipenDet .perben miii5en unD
mcnfsr lit nit serbrofsnem 8ein duf
bem Selbe aeblieben.
Run itellt er cine Ganpne duf Sc
loben ipsrben bari lie riht, nidt ein@
NAL nit @rbien lit ihm erlaubt at
idsieBen bos fDnnte Elm llngliid ge~
Gen, fat bic MItter aemeirt. 9lber es
muB bod eiae S1lant iperben!
Der fleine ssrib lGlft ipisher arn
G6reibtiih. Gr iufN nab einem Ge@
genitonb, ben er ols 8eIhob beripenz
ZEN fGnnte. Gin e[dIerner Briefbes
idiperer erIhsiat Inn eeeianet, benn es
ii cine 10 iGOne alibernbe &ugel 6a~
rauf, bic in alien Iarben fpielt, iDenn
iie Gin Scnnenitrabl trifft.
llnh nun ftellt CT 5ih hinter fe;ne
aannne unb sislt. gnm! Bum! .aaht
er her 8riefbefAtrerer fliegt nrib Elm
9Gbeno traDer arieeer ipirb erhriidt.
Nun nod einmal: 8un! Bum! Mieber
finben sebil Stiid ben Cob. Cine nahre
Nutb Der Dernib!ung foinmt allindbs
litb iiecr ben tleine1 sselbberrn. SIMMER
hitiaer fault bcs Oefdrb. Bum! Bum!
GhlieBlih britt Der id,0ne GlasfnDpf
oh. OeIto beifer, bas siebt cine rihtiae
&enonenfuael.
Gin 3riumpboeihrei bes aleiner.
gr ipiiibet rrter ben Solbaten. Mud,
biz bisher Berihonten miifIen ferben;
nil tem Nb}ab tritt CT tont. mas Dem
Gerherben nod entronnen mar. Mb
rnb gu serfnidt audi elm 8leiitift ba@
fei /.
gnblih ldbt rer Rnabe, erbibt p0m
@tfeht, I'm Gifer nadh; er Stebt ia dls
glaaer auf BEN Ghluhtfelbe. Mllss
tDbt! Mauietobt!
yaun foiat bes 9eardbniB, feierli<
DIES, ftoI3ss Neardbnib.
st boit aus benz Nebenairnmer Mn4
oep ilnb Yferce herbei. Gs III stpar
eigepoftiutfdk. ober bns fd,nbtt nidts.
Gen Maaenfhl1a auf unb nun Mles
GineingtItopft, ipus bineinsebt.
Salt sslor nai;B er baden
e lit ia QsidxnteadngniB Dds fpeib
er nr1 Don bamnIs, als bus Briibers
dwn beqrab<n fpurbe, bn ipnr 9llleS nit
fddporaem 3eng btrbangtn. glln III
ar!er Nnth tbtuer rtd1tig !.
pas fdiporat aIeib Der Mutttr
GhntIl Iduft & bubon in's Sh(dfs
sin,mer, ba Iitgt e nlsf benz Bette MT
~. Il =, s 49, G2<,4 f11ti t1,fp m eft
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-03
Sson sur Neini9,t,,8 oeS 1rinf.
tuAi1etS.

esn Berlin bat man Grperimente
poraenpmmen Sur Aeinigung bon Nbs
auastanaltpaher bur1 O5on. Das
Waifer. ipelhes gesen 100000 Baeil.
len Mifrphsn auf ben Gubifcsnti,nsler
entbalten bate, entbielt nadp Der Des
hanblung nit O3on mr. nod etfna
100 biefer Granfbettstrdser; es erss
fd,ien tlur unb lpar trinfbar getpor<
ben. Ssp,, berminbert anb ben pros
aentlab Der organiider 8eitanbtbsile
nnb sy1lilnibprobufte I'm Irinttpafer.
3ur @terili5irIng bon einem gubifz
meter MafIer 5inb ! bis 8 @rlaim
Dson eriorberlid. Die Gefammtfoiten
Bel bieler Meinigilng bes IrintiDdfers
iDerben allf J BIB ! Gent fir ben Gnz
hifmeter bsresh1let.
Oie Wprtbeile bie{cr MethDbe Be-
ffehen in ibrer WiIigfit unb Griinbs
lihfit. Die Mpparate nebrnen i'm 1trs
aleih 3u Ganbfittern MIR eintlt GERM
gen Nanm Elm. .3unlal in Der 9fdbei
arober Glettriaitdtsnerfe 1T oieis Wtes
ibODe eine ftbr enpfeblensipsrtbe.
Die Graee Der griinbIihen MsiIliz
guna bes arinttpnfers 1T fir Bic Be-
iDrbner aller StGbtt utlb Drtfhdfttu.
bic ibr Waifer aus Jliiiltn beaisbtr,
rDn INNER grDberemS SntereiIe. jt lnthr
bnr,h bic 3nisebmenben ii1buitrieuen
MnIageii arb bttr@ 9lusbebnuna btr
observation-disclosures Der GjroB {t0bte
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-03

SO ben, felt ih 70 ferAterliA aez
f,sblt iporbe lin. { Mutb uff bic Ribs
aebaGt. bab i'd fe oar nit mebr por
Muae zen fe6n tonne. Mei. bente Se
oo5 nor NAL. tpie mer DO ftebn hn6tl
ssd mub mid ia bor al bic Set
scpeblne, ipanll lner fih bon feline eigene
Ribs 10 fuble ldkt s5lpiperalf ner'il
.fiElubrts gemoht I'm bas bubn id9
gar nit sleide. sSebt teibt's: sd ben
,laa,er gebenft, bic 2ia3ie tpGr f. {
fthmarte, atpiper bic is grab 10 bamn,,
ipie auh bic annere 2eut." obber .iS
banu Der pbilipp pibper in 3aun9 ih
tea geoenft, ben tonnt mer nor aIleins
futile" sic glaune oar nit, ipie mdbb
mid bas mnd1e hubt. Sic Gibs bic ben
Id, gan5 ferhtsrlih peri6miHe, bifebs
ls ben reggeaer Ganipirebfhea ac@
bGbt un BEN ben Grid ale auIarGle
gtr.ant gebaht. Der Webeslpeiler, ftr
bentt, ih bdtt bas sanse 8iBnsb uff@
eeatatt un gudt mid nit mehr an.
Die Juagfraus, no iih lire fridge
ipnschene Gleiberder fDr nid5 bledig
sslaeht ben, bic Tin off Rohrs rlGbb
fpie atles I'm fe fage, mann mer tpiober
snsol Sunsfraue hdntus lpollte, rann
fotite mer for tpilIete, lie febte nit
I nIehr tomme. SD fann bic arme Md&
berdber nit for blehme. Mei borb ie {
Tubleret bot Ihon manhes Mdbfe iet
Reppetebfden I'M lei OreB geIpealt.
tor DensRieien lin ih audi frob, lrann
arein Oosbdno tDibter fontme butt,
Der tann jicb bic sseaer als emol rerz
tnopre. Was fam berm arme,
fhtpad,s Jrau. tpie mid. nit Die 2Db@
ferl1 anfange. 90 biei is fhubr, Der
phtl gebt mid emol nit .ns5r ffrt.
MGnn er neh emol 2uit friege inllt,
for.5use5n, oann tper'n ich en- ltaon
fire. DAB er an mid Dente Dult, un
lDann er midi boh nit foige huDt, bann
lbif i1 al unIer aibs init ibnl, Damn
taan er lebn, tpie er nit ie fsrtie
merp. SD ben feline 2uit, milp :ioh
einpl mil Die Sios 3u battere. gi tel
Iuh. es bat in 6au5haltnrg 10 piel
Safe, NC en- Wann befIer gu tsuoe
tam, als tDie Jrau, bab itb mid
s.'nan6mul lpunnere, tpie itb's nor 70
lang alein5 ben tidele getOnnt. Damn
Is ned, anneres Ding, Mnmlnen
rotro audi bor lie giBneBleit gsil1lt,
ptfaAs he oubt Dol, 10 Sa.be rits Jerz
iteen. Dff Tobrs min palnit nit laee,
taS Die 8tSnesleit ale Ghtets i'm,
uensr. es bot cuA arig btelente 2eit
babel, anper ih ben nie Gdpisrien3
geyncbi, DaB mer lei idmmtiiene Nuae
afr halte muB, oub mer nit geIublt
,rero. Sebn sc, ib lin 10 quite
Jrall, In ib oenfe inrer, rie drnlsrs
Geit oeste's aud 10 anneit meine lpie
igh, alpioer nns is, no ido nliItehten lin.
Den annere Dag ZEN it9 DEN eSobnnn
IN Die aOglifett sefhift, for en- pebl
g1bl 81 Drie. Der 9ub Is oanu ms
9ats fomms lin bot geIast: .Seh
Wa, Die Aohle remme ab I'm i1 reate,
ou n;uBt nod c Sonn orbere." Das
zen iA aud nit seslibe, t.si. .ller fonn
fisb ia arm al Hohls taufe I'LL iebt,
tro Is etnis N Dag marines 9Detter
gslptDe fann, DO min nter bed, eunt nit
Rrb entol in bic gdspsnIts aebn III
fiCh aoal5 brings ioi1e. Der ssSphrnp
fGgt aipper, iner bate bDGItsns 1t6
bier 1aa doble lin ih beiIer eebt pr
here. ggea, DO ZEN idh oenn II rem
{aure 4ppel belize miiiIe I'm ben ben
sSSobnnn sleih fortgelAidt, nod 3pei
Gonns gu prbere; ;sfpiIIs sc, ih ateicbe
nit 10 tihisp Su Gfte In min mid nit
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-30

For a woman to come to that period
known as change of life. It is almost
always period of suffering, and the de-
rangement of mind and body is some
times SO great that the family life is ut
terly marred by the unhappy wife and
mother. At such time every woman
needs just the help that is given by DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It works
with Nature, sootlles the nerves by nour-
ishing them, and cures diseases Of the
delicate organs. In brief, it makes weak
women strong; sick women well.
Favorite Prescription" contains no
alcohol, neither opium, cocaine, nor any
other narcotic.
~ have taken four bottles OF Favoritc Pre-
scription for female weakness and change of
life.r writes Mrs. Lizzie A. bowman, OF New
MatarIoras. Mastlio, ton Co., Ohio rBefore I
began taking it could not do anything. had
such pains in ray head and in the back Of my
neck that tl.oug 5t would lose my mind. Now
i can work every day ind do not suffer. rec
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suffering i'll the period OF change Of life. It II
the best medicine have ever found
+ Every woman should send for free
copy Of DR.. Pierce's Medical Adviser.
Send Al one-cent stamps to pay expense
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covers, OF 81 stamps for cloth, TO bf.
i =. v. Pierce, Bufalo,N. y.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-30
ioyvn az ,vavhfnseo,nu,.,

Washington, Aug. 80. low u postmas-
tiers 81 bpointed: c. W. M!nshall. vice
w. II. sDarkalow. resigned. Atalissa,
Muscatine county; G. 7. sideweli, vice
g. w. Throup, resigned. Florence,
Wright county.
The comptroller Of the currency has
approved the First National Bank OF
Chicago as reserve agent for the Giti-
zens' National Bank of Cedar Rapids
Frank Il. Merrill, of Nora Springs,
has been appointed a railway mail
clerk.
IOWA PENSIONS.
The following Iowans have been
granted pensions:
Original-John Spence, Pitzer, Sc. Adj
7ditional- A. Graham, Bloomfield,
So. Renewal-Harvey Keith, Mount
Pleasant. IS. Increase and additional
s. Ruby, Knowlton. IS; Jacob G. Mus
selman, Linden. IS; Samuel Rogers,
Victor. Sc: Leander Bolton, Des Moines,
IS; John W. Huston, Early, $40. Orig
inal widows--Minor of Aaron Fulmer,
NIarshalltoWn S14.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-30

we find editors of weekly papers caps
able of broader view of the matter. So
far the arguments advanced against
the biennial election are unsatisfactory,
Some of them are actually simple. One
county seat paper says that the election
expense consists mostly in wages paid
to election judges. and since these men
are mostly farmers who need the day
off, the money is so Widely distributed
that II soon gets into circulation again.
From this ii reasons that it Mould be
One can hardly believe that the Writer
Was serious, but he certainly was and
his is Il fair sample of the arguments
advanced to oppose the amendment.
The advantage in doing away with
this annual disturbance TO business af-
fairs is very evident 10 every man who
has business interests and aside from
the public economy made, the saving
Ste him alone should at once insure his
Z
Ulcers. lower house legislators. etc, are
Icleetea for Two year terms and could
llist as Well be selected all at one time
Fas e string the process out haii one
year and half the neNt Thirty states
Of the union have adopted this common
Sense piIll and We have Vet u hear of
Ione Which Wants a change The only
ssirslllg object IN continuing the pres
si3t system i; 70 give few political
I hangs son a job ana to hand out a
sns4ll portion u much needed printing
once a year, Whether tha money goes
se the farmer the tawnssnan or the
Sslaalef matters little, As a use-
lesS eNpttse and an enormous cost 10
!. t,,,st,zs5I
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-30
Emrs jup Isdsr Aupsst 3n Iaoo


the road, which position he held until
October !, 1854. His success in the traf-
fic department was so great that the
managemento of the road soon made him
general traffic manager of the entire
system. Ills work attracted the at
Stention Of Mr.. Huntington, and on
February 27,1Ss5, he was induced to go
with the Southern Pacific in the ca
pacity OF gereraltratl manager. -Four
years later, in December 1889, MIR.
Stubs was selected to I'LL the position
he now holds.
Chicago Journal: Another and larger
batch of nasty plays is promised for
The dranlaticsseason about To open. OF
course, we shall all have to SO, accom-
panied by our smelling salts.
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a COMMON SENSE AMENDMENT.

When it comes time 70 cast 4 oaliot
on election day probably lt.ee o,It iii
every four voters Viii fan To see the
proposition 10 amend the state allsti-
tuition so that elections VIII ~ hsd
every two years fnateade Of annually, as
\ now, but if the business man is al i've d
s his opportunity he VIII take especial
care to register sound vote far tfs
amendment, 1t has been estimated
\ that each years election costs the state
y mot less than 100000. Il costs fhe busi-
slness men, whose business is Interrupts
@ed, markets disturbed and values
4 shaken, ten times that sum, while the
good obtained is Mill. There is no
more reason why state officers holding
once for two years should be elected III
relays every year than that they should
Il be 10 elected every six months.
Ss{ The country press is opposing the
proposition very naturally. for the 500
10 e16O In election printing is very
copsid erable item in the revenues of a
smsil printing Office, but occasionally
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ONE DAY FOR BRYAN.

a considerable trouble ans! expense
ftlle llieags Times Herald says it has
sases y Obtaining a program of
MF 8gxaa's operations Tor one day.
q, m eiet UP. Examine bald spot.
$50 sll Sf4llSfast eating with
ii9ife and drinking coffee cut OF saucer,
% ,llpiisi lie common interest With
pia!n people
.. 1n.- Photograpsietl while in act of
sil9c&lse corn previously Cut ana pre-
lafsa .oi occasion,
9sp s2 phett grabbed With star
spa banner. James reeinlan ant,
ll1,f Haas Tor bacisiaune.
t0g95a IA. l'lotegraphea wilettins
st3taA nus displ3tying opposition to
uetien Of labor saving machin-
seiy.
illp q. u speech on free silver.
W.T. reference 10 white metal and ls
Ito ] omitted.
i NJ. 2hotogi plled While carrying
water - the old mare.
p Lpneha6a Photographed
ing corn on cob.
4. ~. DIG psek q potatoes for
benefit q t1skalaasa camera CORPS.
u. N. Zoe option 81 Brownvilla, S.
D. siHs.i publican notitieation COM
llnittee and speech Of acceptance
80 p. M. Photographed stringing
bans f@t; sapper
p. ri. Dinner Photographed with
snapkii tuieksd Inside coi3ar 10 Illus
trate ana etaphasize adherence 10 DEM
foera TIC pitileiiSlas.
/ io u N. flashlisht photograph
vita eet! stalks ~isi9s u stray
ilaaS,es q cats ana hog trough as
4 il,89 rites.
70 u. n. Tsup BALD spot with hair
4 nasGicirle ana .etlls.
lnelGentals as they ilapfaeil 10 occur.
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Mli>,nn1zg
BRYAN's FoRI1oRN HOPE
New York Evening Post.

f In 1896 Bryan secured one of the cleo
toral votes from California, and would
have had all nine if about 900 men who
cast ballots for Mckinley had gone the
other way: he secured the four from
Washington by about 1850 plurality:
he Won Wyoming's three by about 600
plurality; he carried sNeyada's three by
more than four to one, and he had
every other one of the small states in
that part Of the union. No Bryanite of
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any sense thinks his candidate will get
even one electoral vote this year from
California. which went republican In
1898 by over 10000 plurality, or the four
from Washington, whichSgave the re-
publicans over $500 plurality two years
ago. The chances also are against
Bryan in Wyoming, which went repub-
lican by a fair plurality in 1898. II
Stewart can swing" the silver repuh-
alican vote in Nevada, that state may
also go for Mckinley this year, the reg
ular republicans having doubled their
vote between 1896 and 1898. while the
silver republicans polled $50 of the
10.l11 in all. The certain loss of one
electoral vote in California and four in
Washington, the possible loss of three
in Wyoming. and the possibility that
Nevada's three may also go to McISin-
ley, will require the gain by Bryan OF
more states east of the Rockies than
are generally thought necessary by
those who take his total electoral vote
in 1896 and figure out how many more
he will need in order to have a major
ity this year.
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REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET
REPUBLICAN, sYATs TICKET.

REPUBLICAN SKATE TICKET.
For Secretary of state-W. B. MAR
y TIN, of Adair.
For Treasurer of State-G. S. GIL
BERTS0N,S of Winnebago.
For Attorney Generals. w. Null
Ian, of Blackhawk.
For Auditor of Staff. +. MERRI-
AM, Of Delaware.
For Judge of Supreme 3court-EAIl4lsS
A'CLAIN, of johnson.
For Railroad Commissioned j.
PALMER, Of Arlington.
Eleetors-at Larg JOHN NJ. BALD
WIN of Pottawattanaie; OLE 9. ROE,
OF Polk.
For Congressman, Fifth district
s ROBERT q. COUSINS.
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Rob Little sioux pos,oflce.

Little Sioux, Aug. s0.--The postoffice
at this place was entered Monday night
by burgluars, who blew open the safe
and secured s400 in stamps and a little
coin. The stamps taken We're $500 worth
of 2-cent stamps, 500 worth of 1-cent
stamps and 500 of other denominations.