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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-30
0egen GrebSI @aoea.

SD enlpteble bierln,t Stroop'S bsriibmte,
bentIbe puluer. O,elelbem beilen ieoeil
Gtod mi6t auisebrodenerD arebS ioioobl
imuerlid ais duBsrli9. allen, Die perbdds
tioe Geidwalfs ionic aud Wagenlei.
ben ulo 2eberi6abeu baben, limb biele
Vulper beionbers empioblen. Wesen 06be.
rem 3eueniIie etc. abreilire man:
Gb ar b 8. B0ebing,
ct. 9ucas Sopa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-30
Nir. GnacI s. Snbne.
Sibw. Gde Der 8. Ii. Muiu. Ctr,

SHUW. CUT UtI o. u. UVWIHFOflV
Siibuque, =: :: Soma.
@senten fir @rlnbeigentbum, auleibsn
iib Serii6erung. @elo su 5 Bro3ent 81
perleiben aui Soma, Suimois nib @tseorlIn
Siderbeitcu. -S anpfi9ifiiabrts Siaets mad
nilo pom europa pia flint beionberen eitieiI,
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Qebenss unb llufdae Seriiberun9S &eleas
ihaiten. - abitratts Of Eitle. = Seient'
Iihe Nntnre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-30
& u, bnrgii1es.
gereinigte Staaten.
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Cine Srauun9sfeter DIE
mir (eiper in Der peril. Nummer gu
meloen iiberieben, fano tirali9 IN Der
81. Mariens STRIDE itatt, mo Nep. go
bonnes Serrn Srans 9aIsr, So9rl Des
Serrn Oominit palen BON Galeoon!a'
Minn., nit Fri. 5runsista yttds,
Spdter Der 8ittpe RitolauS gtlds
bier in Dubuque ebeli9 traute: Sle
Neuuetrauten trdten cine SodSettsrsl1e
nah ct. 9aul, Winn., on. Wtr pllil1
ihsn beniel6en bel Slid uno Se9en
gum gunbe!
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fIofene 8pAe 9err 2uopig WebIln9
unb SRI. GIiiobetb @slte sfel'9 9sS
traut.
8u Sa., puroen 81
srdns airi6 unb SRI. %. 5ounalnt
ebeli4 getraut. ,
SER Seinri3 8o1f unb
sri. Srieba Sropf purbsn peril.
8p6e in Der Ssra Seiu : Stride BON
Rep. gaumanu ebeli9 getraut. ;
Oie Serren Nifolaus 8ehlen
unb Sspbann SeB buban peril. Wo4e
cine @uropareiie angetreten.
Gem .Qurura 8pltsfrb." entnebs
men mir bic folgenben Nptiaen:
-Sn Der 81. Ritpluus : Stride
lieben ii6 Sienstag 8prmittag um =
lt6r Serr syrant Olinger uno SRI.
Gliiabet6 N{t9aeIs bur1 Srn. ptarS
rer S6niidel gum 2ebensbunoe per-
einer. Der Srauung %pobnten bic
beiberieitiqen @ngebDrigen uno
sTrsunbe bes iungen Paarss BET.
SSobn g. Slin9er, 8ruber beg 8rdu7
fiaams, unb SRI. 2ena Mfidasls,
cine GouIine Der 8raut, iparen Die
Srau3eugen. gsa4 @rlsDtsun9 Der
fir6li6en geremonien tpuroe I'M
SauIe bes junsen @bemannes, Np.
.303 glaimitrabe, Elm GmpTang ge1
balten unb bic iibli9en 9liitpiinI9s
unb 9ei9ente entgegen9enommen. Sn
bemielben Sauje pirb oas iunge paar
audi ieinen eigenen Serb griinben, To-
balb es bon Der So6aeitsreiIe, bic e
mad Rep Dort antrat, Suriitgetebri
1T. Ser iunae @bemann 1T elm Sobr
bes Observation-Disclosures Spbn Sltngel
BON Horoz9 rpabpdD uno bel ietnen
Gusr bei9dftist. Die iunse 5rau II
cine Sp6ter Der Wittpe W&i9aels
Gde Nprbs8 rpabpap unb Stem ypr'
Strabe.
ssrl. Maria Silenbura unb ST.
geter SO. @olsfelt lieben ii4 gtttt'
mod @ormittas Inn 9 llbr in Der ct
Z Rifolaus : Stride bur9 Serrn pfdr:
Ter S9niidsl in bic RoienfeHeln De,
@be i9mieben. Oils Srauaeugen fun
qirten @erbarb Dolsfelt, 8ruber oeS
8rGutioams, unb SRI. 9Hna Sbieler
gcufine Der 8raut. Ha9 Der Srau:
una fanb i'm 6auie bon 9ttc. Wdm'
pad, go. 318 Sefferion Ipe, Elm
frD6lt9er @mpfang itatt, pobet es
aablrei9e ber5li9e @liidpinf9e unf
9ei6ente CAB. 9as So45eitsTeit
fanb abenbs ebenbaIelbit in bers
t0mmli9er Deiie itatt.
SRI. 2ena Sennen, cine So9ter
BON Qbam Sennen, unb Charles
GprouI rei6ten ii9 0ienstag @ors
mittag ebcnfGls bic Sanb gum ebeliz
den 8unbe. Die Srauung fdnb in
ber ct. Spiepb'ss&ir6e itatt uno
Durbe bur9 Serrn Pfarrer S6mitt
poasoaen, porauf i'm elterliden Sauie
Der 8raut Elm Gmpfang folste, mob
renb g(benbs bas iibli9e So4aettsfeit
ftattfanb. grGuti9am unb 8raut ba-
ben bier sablret9e Sreunbe, bic ibnen
ftstss BOblergeben i'm gbeitanbe
piinf9en.
Spiepb, elm 81 Sabre altes
G1bn6en beg Wirtbes Seinri4 Gtnz
ben, go. 65 Norb : 8roabpap, itarb
Spnnerstag Morgen um 81 ubr an
ben 5olgen elmer tiirali9 erlittenen
Grtdltung mad porangegangener Grz
frnnfuun nm npn mniprn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-30
Scr Ratb Dos bu6wiiroigFfen Gr3>
biI6nies

trat perfl. Wo6e Suiammen. 0ers
ielbe bsitebt aus ben fplgenben 9eiitz
li6en: Wigr. &ban, &ep. 81. Sobanz
nes, &ep. Or. Carroll unb 9feb. 8aus
mann BON Dubuque, ionie Reo. Go
merforb bon 2bcns uno Reb. S'Sopb
BON S~nDepenbence.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-30
Stadt mud Amgegsad.
Entered atths Postotics at Dubu1us, Iowa
and admitted for transmission through
themalls at sscond-class rates.
Wciicnoc Wgemten:
Soiepb Jleibner. Sobn &obler.
Yaul Nncbcl.
Sun @rreb 9oipital

fanb am Mpntag Q6enb unter ben
@usipi8ien Der Merc1 9Oipital bib
&fociatiOn elm Gmpfans gu gbren
gr5bti9of &eane's itutt. IS purbe
elm interehantes muIitqliI6ss pro
gramm aufgefiibrt unb Der Gra6ii9pf
belt cine Qnipra4e, bic rei6li9en
8eifaq fanb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-30
Sur SanflaauaaS;Sa

lit cine Rate BON elm unb elm Orittel
preis elmer 3eiie fir bic Runbreiie
erlaubt pprben, fir puntte innerbalb
$50 Weilen auf Der Nidel plate.
Chicago perfonenz8 abnbof, Ban 8us
rem Strabe unb pacific apenue, auf
Der 2ppp. StaotsS idetoffice Ill
QbamszS traBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-30

9as Snd Sic Seutihcn Suma's
nno orrcn Grrnuscni9aften" 1T 80
be,icbcm onr9 s. V. s@ocncbsd,
iiibm. Gfc Der 6. iino Mains Strabc,
Dubuque, Snpa. Prcis $3.50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-30
6err Jran3 3. Picfenbrud unh SRI.
TBerefia Sarragan

purben am Montag MOrgen in Der
&atbebrale ebelt4 gstraut. Der 8rGu.
tigam 1T elm Sobn Der betannten sSas
mile pietenbrod unb Sbetlbaber Der
8roBperfaufss Sirma 6. g. 9iefens
brod &c SObne. Die 9raut lit bic
So4ter bss Serrn !Sarragan, &aiiie>
rers Der Dubuque Natipnal 8dnt.
Wir tpiini6en ben Neusetrauten @ots
tss rsi9en Se9en i'm gbebunbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-30
Sprc9t bnr!

gBir limb IN Der YNGe, Sic nit alien
Gorten ~glenluaaren, 9eten, Seppi=
den. Matten unO Geltu9 81 perieben,
alle bon lsitenoen 6abrltanten 0emradt
nno se9en Bear 9etauft. tpel6e mir al
preiien anbieten. Die ipnIt nirgenos
ang!boteu tueroen ~tOnnen.
Samcs Qeoi & 60.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-30
Serr Gmil 9nnawiB,

Der betannte Collector bes bieIiaen
nSelsgrapb" lit bon elmer geiu6sreiie
na4 ieinsr Seimatb S9lespigsSpls
itsin suriidgefehrt uno beri6tet iber
cine berasrfrii6enbe unO intereTantc
Heifs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-30
Mhtnna, MnIfcrri=0 Better!

gu permietben - cine Molferei Sarin nit
10 ader 9anb mlr 9roben StauunSen.
Snrerbalb Der StabtSrerse befdfmt als
Sobu Barrett, Dairp, Gfe Der @ranbpiep
NIB Soutbern ape. Beisartritt /. Nop.
1000. 9. s. McGartbp, 412 lSant &
Sniurance @ebGube.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-30
MurkthrrtuJtr.
Cir Sen @ro6perfauf.

Dubuque, ben 81. Oft.
@etreibe. Sen, MebL etc.
Saisr: 24@27c.
Sort: 32@35c.
G'erlte: 30-40c per 9uibel.
Noggen: 45-50c per 9ulbef.
Seu: 28ilbes, 1925 per &onne aabmtes;
SO. o0@10.25 per Sonne.
9isbl: patent. s4.4O@4.70; Rraisbt,
81. 00@4.40.
&leie: S14.0 90.
Gutter, gierunb8 6is
Ger: l6@17e per Gusenb.
Butter: 0airp. 12@17c p.pfnnS Creams
erp, 20@21c.
aaie: Nabm !. Saic, 1876; grid, 1876;
glod, loo.
Groceries. etc.
&eiS: &c per 9tunb.
gobnen: @bits Napp, $3.50 per @ribeI.
Srii6teuub 8emais.
!Swiebeln: 40@50c per gulbel.
Grbien: soc per 8uibel.
Rraut: S1.00-1. 80 per, Crate.
@epfel: S2.0O@2.6O. per Barrel.
Nere Sartoieln: 25c per Snibel.
@ieb.
Stiere: s8.25@4.25.
Ginber: S3.00@3. so.
Siibe: S2.50@3. co..
~SGlber: 81. 00@5 90.
Sriiblin9s: 9ammer: S .00-3.50.
Sdweine (auf benz SuB): S4.75@4.90 per
bnnoert Eimnb.'
@eli9el: Sic.
Vieb @eidla6tet).
0inbfeli6: &c per Hfunb; climber.
TIC per Yiunb.
S6afileiid: S6afFeiia, lie; Sammel.
feii6, 10}c.
geflisel: Siibuer, 8 Gents per Biunb.
propiiomS.
Gerdu6ertes Sleii4; S6infeu, 1O@1Oae;
rypet, 111c.
Shmal,: 74e.
&oblsn: !Sartfoblem, $3.50 per Come.
6ols: gutes @i6enbola 4.50@S4. 10 per
6oroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-30
-

fir 1901 als Trdmie gebsn. @bonncnten,
iuelde itrea 2iiditaro uro Elm polleS Sabr TN
8Orals be3ablen, erbalten iofort eiaeu &egeuSs
burger Marieufalcuber sugeiaaot. llnfere
gbOnucnten iiuo oararf aufmertiam gcmadt,
baR lie ben SalenSer alS Yramie erbalttn
funueu, lllS ocsbalO uidt 81 .aricn braud,eu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-30
g4u 1T

6ran Sostiel, @attin pom all9uit SoSfiel,
pel6er DOR eini9en @o6eu 81 Gleuelorb,
O., itorb. Srau Sostiel ,pirb we9en Grbs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9eiudt. Wau ipetoe
ii6 an: s. Nunn, 800 8ooblanS ape.,
Slepelaun. s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-30
Sic 0roBgej1morencn

baben a9t Slasefdle tonftatirt, tpels
6e i'm fommenoen Ssrmtne beS Die
itriftseri4teS Sur 9er9anDlung toms
men tperoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-30
,,@arlano" Cefcn unb SeerSe

erbielten ben bD1ften preis auf bel
pGiier Qusitelune bon 1900 suses
lproden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-30

@elalSene Bull. Sdute: go. /, g Gents /;
No. 2, 81 Gents.
Srii6 geialSene 6albbdute: go. 1, o
Gents I; go, 2, s Geuts.
Sal8: DO. /, 4 Gents; SO. 2, 81 Gents.
S6afsiele: S1.00.
Srp Scue, S12. 90 per Come; Mineral,
S24 per Sauienb; @lad Sud, S10@26 per
3omne.
Slei: Sn ct. 2ouis. S4.8et.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-30

abonucntcl, Sereu Sabr crit ipater ablauit,
fOnuen ben aalcnoer alS Brdrnie erbaltcn, ius
Dem lie iest eha iueitereS Sabr tru goraus
bejableu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-30
Rr1ntir sn buhetr.

@ir crirdjei muiere @bouueuteu 81 bead)teri,
oaf mir ben ibOncu
Regensburger Marienhaltnoer
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-08-30
The lSSue-Shali We G,u,I

Harpcrs Weekly,
Ii there were any real oues,i,.
perialism before the people oftb.1
States today Harpers Weekly .u,l
found as ardently opposed toi !
most rabid of our amusing Boston,
but there is no such question, M
no desire in any quarter Of hi, !
today to foist an imperial form Of \
ment, or any of its attributes ma
American people. Because ceraI
scrupulous politicians, aided and h
by well meaning but timid M
raise a false cry of imperialism, InI
ism does not necessarily become I
The real issue is on the question
national growth; shall we grow n
we not? of our development to theft
of our strength: shall we deysI
shall we come to a standstilL, and !
begin the process of decay? Of I'D
use OF our powers, not for our
but for the benefit Of mankind; u
so use our powers, or shall We vi
shrink our manifest duty?
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-08-30

The Cincinnati Volksblat, the
leading German daily of Ohio, dis
cussing imperialism remarks:
1t is an idle attempt to fasten the
charge of imperialism on Mr.. Nc
hinley when we see that the events
OF every day disprove it. If Mr.. Nc
klnley were possessed with an insane
desire of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT he could
obtain a big slice of China for the
mere asking. But far from making
such a demand, we find the United
States at the head of those nations
which most strenuously oppose a
partition of China. Surely imperial
istic ambitions is made of different
stuff.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-08-30
Little Doubt OF the Result
Philadelphia Cecord.

Philadelphia Cecord.
Without doubt the most curd
reason presented for the public
of which the campaign manages
plain is that intelligent voters hsI
believed that the result Of the cOua
1900 between Mr.. Mckinley I'D
Bryan would end as did that Of n
in the defeat of the latter. TheuI
ference in the result is commOnlytl
to be that Mr.. organs defeat, and
Kinley's victory, will be greater
than they respectively were IN \
sense of confidence in the certalnu
of the Republican party appea'
wade the entire country, and 4
little or no doubt felt BY a ovs1
ing body of voters of the reslsI
President Mckinley by alargelgl
ed majority in the electoral coll!
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-08-30
1895.
al, 80. 1867, 939,671 $2,O9O,0 86, 785

The Webster World seems fearfnIIv
ncensed over the characterization of the
democratic party contained in an alleg-
ed extract from n of Teddy Rooseyei.'s
speeches which the World prints in big
black type and says: "Down with the
mar who ISLANDERS and Whites the flower
OF American citizenship but does not
seem to take the same view of SANDER
ing or vilifying the flower of American
citizenship when it, (The World charac-
terizes the Republican party as traitors.
.subVerters of the Nations Independence,
"Mutinrers, Pirates and when II refers
to the policy of the administration as
Satanic" and uses many more yituper.
ious epithets and accuses President Nc.
kinlev OF trying to overthrow this gov.
eminent and establish a Monarchy. with
himself AZ Emperor. 1t is all right 70
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-08-30

Stephen A. Douglas, in his joint
debate with Abraham Lincoln at
Freeport H., on June 18th, 1885,
expressed his views on the question
of expansion in a manner whi'n
should engage the attention OF Dem.
ocrats. and which is worth special
consideration at this time. The
Little Giant, whose Democracy no
one will question, told his hearers it
was idle to assert that this country
had territory enough. 1t had suthc-
lent at that time, but this is a grow
ing nation. at swarms as often as
a hive of bees, and as new swarms
are turned out each year, there must
be hives in which they al gather
and make their honey" 81 tell you"
said Mr.. Douglass, with emphasis,
increase and multiply and expand
is the law of this nations existence.
You cannot limit this great republic
by mere boundary lines, saying. Thus
far shalt thou 60 and no further"
In closing this part of his speech he
said, "Just so far as our interests
require additional territory, in the
north, in the south, or on the islands
of the ocean, | am for it," And
were t he Little Giant alive to-day
he would be for expansion and con-
denim Organism. The bogy of mill,
tarism would not alright that great
Western Democrat.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-08-30
The Policy of Cow..,,

minneapolis Tribune
OF course senaoor Pettipres
to be "agin" everything thai ~
ment does, and he now decls,a' 1
United States had no bu.Ipe..
troops TO China. He said furtbs..
the missionaries found thsv !
danger they should have son,,,T
OF safety and Minister Conc.
have done likewise. The C6iS.
given us no justification ia,
army there" 'slal
This is to be taken as fora.
foreign policy that would i
the Bryan ettigre adminis,s.,
ldea seems to be that our repr.sss1
in any foreign country sbould
first sign OF danger; but if tbav !
pen to rum and are attacked, NJ
government shoulp abaDdo,
their fate. \
fettigrew's assertion that m. l
have gwen us no justification to,
ing an army to China is ylrtp.nn
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-08-30

In almost every other county in
the state it is customary for candi-
dates for Legislative and county office
to announce their aspirations and
ask the support of friends through
cards of announcement in their local
paper, but there appears to be a
singular modesty on the part of Day
Co. candidates. A card of announce.
ment will inform the public more
promptly, will reveal points of
strength or weakness and will do
more through work for a prospective
candidate than a months driving will
do besides saving time and money.
Many a good mar has been left off
a ticket because his friends were not
aware of his ambitions. Step up,
gentlemen, and remember the early
bird gets the worm.
Since writing the above we came
across the following comment of the
Miller Pioneer Press on the outcome
of the Hand Co. Republican conven-
ton:
Each man publicly announcing
himself in the papers as a candidate,
was elected. Why? Perhaps be-
cause people thus knew he would &C
cept, and because the paper had
taken his name among people he had
never known. When a man wants a
thing it appears wise to come out
candidly and openly SC that his
friends will know it.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-08-30
Not the Man to Follow.
Minneapolis Tribune

Mlnnedpoils lAioNA"
1t is positive relief to turn y
dismal croaking and unpatrloN
of the irrepressible Bryan, as Fa
indianapolis to Topeka and ol
accepting his numerous noSl'
and read the magnificent Tee0'
by American diplomacy ana 4
arms in China. A man who c''l
pride in such achievements 4
citizens, but who allows
greed for office TO blind MN y
is brave and patriotic unless
turned TO his own politlcai @'s
not a figure to conjure with
tentous year of our lord,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-08-30

Champ Clark complains because
republican speakers do not discuss
imperialism" As .imperialism.' in
this country is nothing more than a
democratic nightmare, and there are
ample substantial facts to discuss,
such as the increased greatness and
prosperity of the country under re-
publican rule, why should time be
wasted in discussing the weird spec.
tres Of democratic dreams.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-08-30


Mrs. Mary E. Lease has made a
complete change of front and has
unceremonously renowned populism.
In her announcement of change of
heart she says:
ave have the lion and the lamb,
the tiger and the mule, the fierce
and braying Pettigrew from South
Dakota, and the aged bel wether
Weaver from Iowa, and a whole cage
full of tigers whose sleek, tawny
hides and well covered ribs indicate
that they are willing that the other
animals should fight over the bones
provided that they themselves get
their share of the meat. The popu-
llst party has lost what fire and en-.
thusiasm it once had and is now a
Doodle refuse, nus is destined to be.
come a mass of parasites on the dem.
ocratic growth.
1t will now be in order for the
populist organs to declare that Mark
Hanna bought her.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-08-30

Mr.. Bryan condemns the Repub-
lican party as the friend OF class in
terests and special Legislation. No
tably has he endeavored to show
that the farmer has been discrimin-
ated against by the economic policy
of the Republican party. 1t is a
matter of record, however, that the
farmer is the first to feel the effects
of either industrial depression or
prosperity. When the American
workingman is we'll employed, he is
always well fed, and a liberal buyer,
and the American farmer shares his
prosperity in the increased demand
for food and related products. 1t
appears that in times of industrial
activity the American wage-earner
eats more than in times of depres.
sion, as the following figures show.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-08-30

W. T. 4. Bushnell, OF the Dakota
Farmer. expired suddenly at Colorado
Springs, Col, where he was soiournihg
for the benefit of his health. Mr.. Bush
nell was one of the most enterprlsing
newspaper publishers IN the northwest
and in his sudden taking away the ira
ternity suffers a great loss. To the
farmers of South Dakota he was a firm
friend, always laboring to teach and
uplift them. He was an lndetatigable
worker and built his publication up
until it reached the immense circulation
which it has at present.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-08-30
Adding Insult to lnlaf''
Omaha Bee.

Omaha Bee .
MIR. Bryan says that nOOOu' I
with him four years ago iof ~
silver with an UNDERSTAND
money question can be agal's y
year. What about SenalO' M
Nevada? Stewart has been !.
embodiment of the silver Y b,
money question for twen'I
and more, yet says he mas : 4
of Bryan. Intimating tna'
understand the silver lssuer
suit to injury.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-08-30

Gov. Roosevelt has written a let.
ter to Gen. John N. Palmer. who
recently declared his intention to
vote for Mckinley and Roosevelt, in
which, after quoting that portion
OF his St, Paul speech dealing
with themakers of the Kansas
City platform, he said: al hold up
the policy advocated in the Kan.
sas City platform as a base and
cowardly policy, to emphasize our
to appeal to the countless
thousands ofhigh minded democrats.
" no abhor baseness and cowardice
and ale quick to see and disown
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-08-30

The railroad valuation of the main
line of the II. and D. for 1900 has
been fixed by the State Board of
Assessment at $1,000. per mile, the
highest valuation placed on any
road in the state, the average being
&4545.94 per mile. This speaks
volumes for the amount of business
transacted in this section of the
state.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-08-30

1t must prove rather embarrassing
to those poPulist papers which have
been quoting the Yankton Gazette
in support of the Insane Asylum
management to learn from that pa
per that the article was a paid notice
inserted at regular advertising rates
and does not reflect the views OF the
Gazette in any particular.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-08-30

The total assessment of Day Co.
in 1899 amounted to $~2,212,472.; in
1900 it was returned as $4,3S7, 702.
and equali2ed by the State Board at
S3,Sl5,09 an increase of $1,6O2,
622. For these and similar figures
elsewhere we~~are indebted to the
State Register,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-08-30
mum as clan

A prominent lndiaman said in
Washington recently: There is no
mor possibility of Bryan carrying
Indiana than there is that Mckinley
will carry Texas"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-08-30
Who Was RigHL
Omaha Bee

Omaha beV' !.
In 1896 Bryan declared v I /
no prosperity until we opens, !,
to the free coinage OF sil'ei
of 1G to /. Mckinley rep' l.,
only opened the mills ''' VIVA,
take care of themselves
ment has proved SOUND.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-08-30

So far as returned by the Census
Bureau, Omaha is the only city in
the country which shows a decrease
of population. This showing is said
to be the result of padding the re,
turns in 1890. 1t is a clear case of
retribution and great is the grief of
the Omahogs.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-08-30

The friends of Congressman Gam
BILE will be pleased to learn that he
is out of danger and on the road to
recovery and will be able in about Il
month to take part in the work of
the campaign.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-08-30

"God-of Battles" Moore now has a
worthy companion in ex.congressman
Knowles who declares the murderous
Chinese boxers" are the patriots OF
China. If the gentleman was cast
among them for awhile he would be
very apt to change his views on patriot
ism.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-08-30

The populist candidate for Con-
gress "God- Of Battles" Moore mod.
estly refers to himself as the mag
nolia Orator" and Fighting Joe."
A much better sobriquet for the am
bilious gentleman would be Chief
Gall"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-08-30
the campaign

j. Sterling Morton, President
Cleyeland's secretary of agriculture
is highly original in his political say
ings. Eight thousand words with
but a single thought is his descrip-
ton OF Bryan's Indianapolis speech.