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Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

."Kansas Pleading and Practics I'm Civil
Cases with forms, By Irwin Taylor of
the Topeka bar. author Of Brief Digest %
annotated Code" etc. Octave. go
pages, So net. Sent postpaid oa receipt Of
price. THE WICHITA EAGLE,
Wichita, Kan.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

All the time you want. a. 6 per cent IN
ter.>t, on vacant lots IN several good add
tons by making a small payment down
See a + Shober, rooms 2, and 8. orxr 10
North Main street 1le-lf
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24
BASE BALL.
sHEEeRAIseRs, FATAL QUARREL
AT ST. LOUIS

KANSAS CITY, April pa Times special
from Albuquerque, \. NJ, says that two
sheep raisers quarreled yesterday and one
named Silva shot one Pine, killing him
instantly
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

iSsf n4ysoT VA 4eays Thisz@eots s.re~.
a 1. . N. fCr Eartcz CAr ssrks 80 ysllay
Center
sad motor " J lsAvs Zf5r.<sg eth ssyses
fsIl seZs
he ears VII lesFs Douzias s-~csss "a
sFea hoarz - usual. sgsxsenrfaz Is
: = IA ITTtf
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24
At wnoIeSals Rates.

One dozen new No z American Sewing
machines at actual cost a: factory Come
soon or all VIII be gone. 1870 W. Douglas
avenue. 1a.F-
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24
STRaKOScHSO ErTTER.

NEW YORK, April 23-There WIS no i'm
proyement today in the condition of Max
Serakosch, the operate manager.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

We have tust completed a large number
q sets q school, records, Including tie Few
BOOK "A required b. lz~l, register o; wa
- presented % aud paid By treasurer
Orders filled promptly.
The WICHITA EAoLz
Ni1f'si wichita. kznza.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24
To Thneo vho Trarel .

just completed large number # the
Attorneys pocket docket" For sale st
this Office d9s-sf
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

Attorneys pocket dockets for sale at this
office. Orders by mail promptly filled.
address all orders to The WICHITA EAGLE,
Wichita, Kan, K. p. Murdoch, Manager.
dos tfs
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

Swiss cheese 25 cents pound at S. VI.
Supply Co. I91.tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

rse reclining chair cars AZ. now rurT.ssx
o. al trains on the c. X a y. rz.luay
iEnck Island Route, bs.wss-s. W.en.ra
~ KS hsrkas Csty. e. Joseph. CSsaaxo.
- A<<+44& -
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

Maple syrup - cents per gal. can st s
VI. supply Co. IZ7-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

Buy your blank books aad stationery a.
Robinson & Champions new book store.
dI12tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

We have just received the largest supply
OF evaporatea fruits ever exhibited in this
market Call and see Us. Dorsey K Rum
sey. Is 81
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

To many FRIENDSHIPS, we are still in
the blank book business. The Hyde &
Humble StatioSary Co. I.stf
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

tree refining ct4alr cars ar row r-nni.x
o. al i.a5fAs O. rs {. n & X ~, ~EocE
!s.ara hessfs,' between HsckstA. Topeka
kaENas C.,y. 81 1o.-.sk. ChleAza' -
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24
STILL AT 1T

WASHINGTON, April 23.-The president
today vetoed three more private pension
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

For farm loans call at Lombard
Mortgage Company. Money paid a. soon
as papers are executed dS9-w50tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

A 3pound can of pumpkin for 10 cents at
S. NJ. Supply Co. 127-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

Cheese, Cheese, Cheese
All lovers of cheese should call al Dorsey
& Rumsey's 23c y Main St DIS 81
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24
iii IIo u NIS IJOStOII U tUDCs
THE MUSEUM.

This weeks bill at the Museum is an eX-
cellent one and will, undoubtedly, draw
good houses. Fun on the Bristol" as
its name implies, is brim full of fun and
replete with new songs and dances. The
dog show in the Curio hall is fine dis
play of thoroughbred CANNES. The sing
ing of Messrs. McCerod and Disbrow takes
well
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

aissessgs n s,fassS ssz1s = ezats ea5
- = II SzEzsy 60. ri
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24
Missing.

From the Sedgwick county library. Vol.
]. Twenty Years Of Congress. by james y
Blaine. Holder please return 70 - Doug
las Ave 1S4-3t
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

Now is the best time Of the whole year
70 take Hoods Sarsaparilla. Delays are
dangerous. f3a-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24
ADJUSTMENTS
BAIRD's MAMMOTH MINsTRELs.

This minstrel company is a mammoth
consolidation of the cream of the best
representatives of minstrelsy in the coun-
try. Its manager, |. w. Baird, is gentle
man of culture and means, who, as he
says in his prospectus, has spared no pains
or expense to pfune this feature of the
stage of all things that seemed uniting.
Mr.. Baird's effort has been to elevate and
refine the minstrel art, and it has been his
desire to cater for the educated and better
classes of the people. 1t affords him much
pleasure to see gentlemen visit his enter
tainments with ladies, his aim being to
present nothing to call the blush of shame
to the fairest counrenance. Those who
have witnessed the appearance of Baird S
MINISTRIES testify to the purity of the enter
tainment, without any decrease in the fun
of minstrel entertainment. The COM
pany is made up of the old familiar stars
Of minstrelsy.-Boston Globe.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

New and Important Book for Kansas
Lawyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-29
financial.
orFrcE on THE DrLAwAR,

OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE HUDSON CANAL COL
NRw.YoRK March IS 1855. I
THE annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Delaware and Hudson Canal Com viii held
81 the ONCE OF the Cortlandt
sta. New YORK City Tussdzy the 9th day OF May next
Tor the electfon OF managers other business
Tbs polls viii at ~ O'clock asd remain open
boar.
piaE viii be submitted applying portion o. the I'M
divided prcn surpus fuud the part payment Of the
bonds falling due 1851 ~ ~ Il y
A full attendance 10 requested.
The transfer books will from evening sf
saturday, April T. until morning Of Wedne sday May
By order OF the Board OF Nan, gers
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Aslu mansrh.

WANTED.-Twenty-f men as head brake
W men or drill masters switch engines also fifty
men 20 with switch engine as switchnen or yard
brakemen under drill master Only experienced, tenn
perste and Of character need apply 10 such Pima
Burlington and Quincy Railroad az Chicago and It's dyi
furni she'd Fun protection assured Apply with recon-
mendations to j. w. HAMILTON Room 49, u Broadwsy'
WANTED.-A capable and well-ecommend-
w ed Protestant ehsmbermaid and sesmstress Apply
AZ Room 90 Breyoot House, corner Eighths@ ana f'h
ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-29

A oEk WILL f2k I'VE NE TM:
uProwS OFFICES. So i,2ss Broadway, corner Thirty
nrstst until D. o53 broadway between Twenty second
and Twenty third sta until S0s West Twenytblrd
a. Garner Eighth ave- l53 sxthaye l55 Fnurrsve COT
hT NDureentbst $50 Thrdave Forty seventhst,
LIZ Tnrasrs.. near sixfethst. and uls HAhLFM
QfFSE 257 East Opehundred aud .nrfh.st. $500
Ihir ave- corner One 1ttA<- ~ -
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6ituafians WautE6 &Ialfs.
Z OACHMAN.-By frst-class mani married.
~ family 30. thoroughly understand. the care Of
~
COACHMAN BY steady and reliable SIN
~ gle understands thoroughly the care e horesa
persnce ins "a i ss psos t IN sc:aussS
si.h as sSs ia%y n s;so sI.s s
NOACHMAN.-By a single man who thor.
oushy in every rssp:cs ssd
sSsa. a ss'''''1 good ''' f'''sa's Box
GOACHMAN.-By first class married man ;
good caref. city dryer sober ana w,lhps ns o.
e ~
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By : young
~ married thoroughly understands bis susinsss
smpss are: wsss ssss pss.
COACHMAN.-Marri no family; age "a,
i've years best city reference can Dc highly ,scon;
S HsVs spa ~ sSsHs VITA IL
COACHNLAN.-By respectable married man,
middle age, English thoroughly undsrstsnds his bust
9 ss ss h nsSs s best s ~
800 West 49th-st -
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By a frst-class
carriages and fine harness Will be found willing and obs
s es goa s csfs city s os one week
COACHMAN. GROOM and USEFUL-MAN.-
and By s. !. Ee~or o.
in quiet steady place good reference A. 3k1 xhaye
OOACHMAN GROOM and GENERAL USE
proper care Of S:r.e saruss: and s.rrss. and
Sa. ss
COACHMAN.-By q frst-class coachman I;
sifsss::
COACHMAN.-Firs class. by Protestant
~ man; thoroughly understand hts business; honest
sober and industrious best city reference Addfesa ~
COACHMAN.-By middle-aged man having
s1 esss VS. e
,Es s aG ssy syss p, g. ees
EARMERo or GARDENER.-By man OF Ion 4
MARRIED s %
D. H.. In w.od HnL sew.Yerk o.sy. - -
NROOM.-By single young man who thor
sss obsq an% s best city refer
sSce xdirsss o. Tribune Uptown ossct: LIZA ssesaw.y
GARDENER by practical man; mar ried
:.
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EARDENER.- by O married scotchman NO
,%, ssy Of ssas and e q
&c psrintend small farm for tue same Gentlsman ~
quired satstactery reersnces AdarsM W. lss sd-ave
CARDENER.-By a married man, who has
NJ had long perisncs IN The cultivation OF nuts low
vsxsabss and viii supervising far. eennsese1
With the pace Addro-s j. j. Boz Isl. Tribune uptown
orios. l.25s Broadway
NARDENER.-By a Thoroughly competent
ri T. s ssss
could sr out Sc w,p, ss ssssva tv
TfSEFuL-MAN.-By Q young man, machinist
" by trade gusss< With that busineas wauts
situst,on uscfurnan busness msn who're
have home wages no object Adarsss X g. Hex IL
Useful By young Swede; can do
" any k.nd Of work cy or csprty also srothef sSrces
yoans frm work have coed rsfosssssss 10 th
ave. just above iott.st
WAITER.-By French Swiss man In een-
w tlsmans family understands his duty. sood rasf.
y. B. tribune up.evn Once i2Sa broadway.
WANT ED.-Situation as shipping clerk or
W resistant bookkeel@i IN wholss.k house by
fsrnsuiiis sddssss lssk Box rs Is f1ahk tuasoS
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TERMS CASH on day Of sale, delivery Of bonds.
Population at last census C1sso), So, 15e.
Assessed valuation QsS7), eel, 4sa752
TOTAL DEBT, this issue only. $3.50, COO
STEPHEN @. MEDBERY.
Treasurer of Saratoga County.
Ballston Spa N Y. March 20. 1888
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Brooklpn l]ropsrtp Go Get.

RnWASTUNE DWELLING, Clinton-ave.,
10000 I'm. q 40, ,toys AZ i@preysnsnt: price
y c ir9 n And APARTMENTS. Coprt-st., near
cav - ~>-1tx60xl0G; win soil q sacrifice. Terms
~vs,r y E BEAKEs. 1913 Rsmsen st
i be r..ss, ssfooklyn. Z. d. Elegant 3-stery
veg lev . srsr srrors and cornces rescoed
ba<U BEATTYs
- Wkits-st, HswYsrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-29

THE MICHIGAN ESTRAL RAILROAD coxpASY.)
TAKksrRxR's OFFicz. GRkFD GENITAL STATION.
Nfw.YoRK, March "a 1855 }
THE TRANSFER BOOKS Of this Company
IL WI BE- sis,ed A. TEgEE o'clock y N. 90 MONDAY
ssIi annual nesting o. the theders asd viii De r.
NAY asxt HENRY PRATT treasurer.
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financial.
$23O,OOO
SARATOGA CO. 4 PER CENT BONDS
To be sold at Auction. April
4.1SSS.

In conformity to the provisions Of Chapter Is Laws Of
LESS supplemented by resolutions Of the Board Of Super
visors Of Saratoga County ~ r., adopted February ga
1858 the Treasurer Of Saratoga County viii sell at pub
lie suction to the highest bidder at the Court House.
In Bsilston Spa, ~ T., at 10 o'clock Wednesday
April 4th 1855, two hundred and thirty (23Q coupon
bends OF the denomination Of thousand dollars
EACH bearing interest at the Of four az per per
annIm payable semi annually the nrst days Of Febru
airy and August at the oce Of the Treasurer Of Saratoga
County The principal payable the Office Of the Treas
uer Of Saratoga County also. In amounts and at times
follows, viz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-29

"A The stockholders and voting bondhodsrs Of the CHI
sseo and Alton Railroad Company hereby notified tina
e annual meeting OF the said company The election Of
Directors and trans ction Of such other be
presented VIII b. bald the compznys once Chicago.
o'clock o.
The transfer books WIN be closed q, the close Of bust
ness hours on the nIeeth osy OF March Instant and
opened the third day n April next
CHAKL = II. FOaTER SECRETARY.
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JOLIET AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY
CHICAGO. liz. March q isSa

Tbs stockholders Of the Joliet ana Chicago Railroad
company are hereby neused thst TIE snnsI meeting Of
Don Of such other business may be presented will be
held the general cIee Of the Chicago and Alton Rail-
Of April de,l q 10 o'eieek |. n
1855 the close Of business hours that day and
epezsd en- The third day Of April
CHARLES u. FOSTER ssessury.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-17
NUMBER Al.
8o.ooo!
Prohibition Amendment
CatechiSu1.
1t ought to be IN the Hands of euery
Voter.

1t ought to be IN the Hands of euery
Voter.
We have printed already So
coo of the Amendment Catechis m,
as given in last FREEMAN, revised
and improved. efe
1t is in four page pamphlet form,
and should be at once put into the
hands of all voters of all parties.
Won't the Amendment Clubs, w.
G. T. u, Good Templars, and all
friends of the Amendment help
scatter lt2
Friends of the cause are doing
all they can to give this important
document o
Wide and Free Circulation.
But they will be glad to have
other friends in all communities
Help. A Hundred Thousand
should be scattered in the next
three weeks. 1t will be mailed.
poet paid to all who will help, ut
Is cents tor 100 or ST per thousand,
Address orders to w. q. 7. U. Head
quarters or to FREEMAN, Parkers.
burg w. Va
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-17
SEND AMENDMENT GATE.
CHISMS,
TO Scatter Wherever L go i'm
the Work.
WEST MILFORD, HARRISON Co., /
October 18th 1888.

October 18th 1888.
DEAR FREEMAN,
For enclosed dollar send me !, 900
Amendment Cabechisms to scatter
wherever l go, that | may be at
work for law that will give West
Virginia a greater lift than any
thing that has ever been done tor
her. Give US the Amendment and
thousands of sober, enterprising
families will come and settle with
US and help develop our rica re-
sources. But if the Saloon is still
allowed to rule, the bummers,
drunkard makers and cutthroats
will 90 increase as to cause the bet
ter classes to look elsewhere for a
safer place to bring up their chill
dren, where they will not be expos
ed to the temptations and dangers
of a saloon Sodom. The SALOON
MUST GO.
L. A. WILLIAMS.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-17
KANAWHA PROHIBITIONISTS
Full Tickets Nominated Through.
out.

The Prohibition conventions at
Charleston were addressed by Hon.
Il. r. Carskadon, after which NOM
nations were made as follows:
For Congress, Third District, W.
c. Henson, of Kanawha.
For Presidential Elector, K. G.
Bare, of Monroe.
For State Senate, John Deering,
of Kanawha.
KANAwHA COUNTY TICKET.
For Sheriff, Ben r. Burt.
Prosecuting Attorney, Tom Swim
burn.
County Commissioner, W. 8.
Wintz.
House of Delegates, J. e. Thayer,
T. f. Holt, D. G. Lovett.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES.
The following Executive Com
mittees were appointed:
CongresSional-J. w. Claypool. A,
Med. Browning, W. H. Ellison, D,
c. Lovett, Tom Swinburn.
Sematoraal-J. D. Baines, J. E.
Middleton, w. L. Moore.
Coumty-R. Workman, John Deer.
ing, J. +. Todd, J. D.. Baines, w. P.
Campbell
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-17
FOOD FOB SOBER THOUGHT.
Dir. CarskadOn at New Martins.
Vile.

aon, T. R. Carskadon, prohibit
ton candidate for Governor, ad-
dressed fair sized audience in the
court house on Tuesday evening.
We find no fault with much that ne
SAID, for it Is true-painfully true.
Aside from certain other views, we
certainly endorse his remarks upon
trusts and monopolies, even
though, as ne claims, the tariff does
not cause them. There is much
1000 for sober thought in what he
said.
There was nothing in Mr.. Cars
EEadon's speech to give anybody Of
lence. He presented his views,
even his extreme views, upon the
temperance question, fairly and in
'ne best Of temper. 1t was dis.
graceful that he was interrupted
and for the good name of the town
Such conduct should be sat down
upon and punished as it deserves
70 De. We are glad the "objector'
was one of the leading republicans
aoout town and not a democrat.
- Wetze! Democrat.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-17
CHALLENGE TO BATTLE.
Is There q Goliath to Meet
cur David? sfA.

We have received the following commas
nications which explain themselves: 74
HEADQUARTERS PROHIBITION Elk. q M,.
First Cong. Dist. w. Va, Oct. s.
To Chai,na1, Democratic Er. Com le+H
DEARSIR:
In this great Cam paign, we believe
the voters may become more enlighten ed
on the issues and platforms of the parties
by joint discussion. We therefore challenge
through you as Chairman, Mr.. Jno. o. PEN
dleton, Democratic Candidate for Congress,
to meet Mr.. B. F Myers, Prohibition Candi-
date, In joint discussion, at times and places
to be mutually arranged. te1] '.3)
An early reply will be appreciated. M
Very Respectfully,
v. L. McCUsKY, Chm.
Prohibition Elk. Com. First Cong. Dist.
AND THIS ALSO.
Both sides invited to Political
Comb
HEADERS PRO. Elk. Com IsT CoNG. DIST,
Weston, w. Va, Oct. 3, 1888.
To Chairman Republican, Err. Com: tsits
DEAR SIR:
Believing that by joint discussi on
between the leaders OF the political parties,
on the great questions and issues of the day,
the voters will be able to act more intelli-
gently. that the fitness of the various Cam
didates will be more plainly seen and the
true principles of the platforms be more
clearly set forth and explained I'VE therefore
respectfully challenge through your Com
mittee, the Hon. Geo. w. Atkinson, Repub-
iican andidate for Congress, to meet our
Mr.. B. F. Myres, Prohibition Candidate, in
joint discussion at times and places to be
hereafter named. 3tf W"
We hope to hear from you at an early date
Very respectfully,
VIZ. McCUsKY, Chm.
T. N. BARNES, Sec, ztfe-.. -,t.5
First Cong. Dist Pro. Elk. Com.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-17
PARKERSBURG ". VA. WEDNESDAY OCTOBER II. 1888
DIX. HOVEY FOR THE AMEND
MENT,
Notwithstanding the Whis-
Ky Circulars.

Some months ago Rev. Alvah
Hovey, D. D., L. l.. D., President Of
Newton Theological Seminary,
wrote an article on the Bible use OF
wine, which was published in the
Baptist Quarterly RevieaO. The
American Liquor Dealers Associa,
ton, of Louisville, KY, have had
the article reprinted in large num-
bers, and they are now being freely
circulated in West Virginia with
the evident design of helping to
defeat the Amendment. A state
ment of this fact and copy of the
Amendment were sent to DR.. Ho-
vey by Mr.. Dave d. johnson, and
below we give his reply:
Would Vote for the Amend
mcnf.
NEWTON CENTER, Sept. "a, 'SS.
Mr.. D. D. JOHNSON
Dear Sri heartily regret the
circulation of my articles on the
Bible use of the words Yayin and
Oinos by the American Liquor
Dealers Association. For l am no
advocate of wine-drinking. I be-
lieve it to be dangerous and hurt
full, and [ have during all my life
abstained from the use of wine as q
drink. Were | citizen of West
Virginia, | should earnestly advo-
cate and vote for the Amendment
to the Constitution, proposed on the
slip which you sent me, and which
I return with this note. If you
imagine that the statement made
here will be of the slightest benefit
to the cause of Prohibition, if pub
lished in the Journal and Messenger
or any other paper, you are at lib
erty to make such use of it.
Very truly yours,
ALvAH HovEY.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-17

Defeat is a school in which truth
alwsys grows strong. Though
your disease battle your physician,
if you put your. blood in good order
with Warmers Log Cabin Sarsapa-
rilla, you can rely on finally grow
ing well and strong. Pure blood
means good health.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-17
Urgent and Important"

Friends who have received the
blanks headed as above, are urged
to ell them out with names and
addresses as requested, and return
without delay to,
DAVE D. JOHNSON
Chm. Prohibition State Elk. Com.
Parkersburg w. Va.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-17

l, Delays have dangerous ends"
Gqe immortal William doth declare.
nave you cold or cough, hoarse-
1eS5, or sore chest? Beware Take
az lF Bulls Cough Syrup; don't de"
.ay, and all the cough ard soreness
VIII soon pass away. Get it at
9e! You may be worse another
Jay, Price 25 cents,
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-17
"YE BULLDOZER AND
BOYCOTTER."
Not In Louisiana, but in Marshall
County, West Virginia.
PrOhibitfOnists Locked Out OF
School Houses.
Lively Letter from Mr.. James w.
BOdley.
MoUNDsvILLE, W. VA, !
Oct. II, 1888. {

Oct. IL, 1883.
ED. FREEMAN
The writer has spent several
months OF each of the past seven
teen winters in New Orleans, where
he has often been amused while
reading in the great Northern
"smut machines" like the Cincin-
natl Commercial Gazette, about "Ye
Bulldozer" and "Boycotter;;" but
he never had the good or bad for
tune to meet gentlemen of that
persuasion until this last week.
We have encountered Eye Bull
dozer" in power in this county of
Marshall, State OF West Virginia,
which State has coat of arms
with words on it which, being in
terpreted, mean, "Moun taineers are
always Free" and which is a square
toed lie, for neither Iosokdaders nor
haghldnderS are ever free who allow
themselves to be enslaved by an
oligarchy like the Liquor Power,
that is to day violating everywhere
in the State all laws made to regu-
late the rum traffic, and has the
candidates of both old parties bow
ing to it for the saloon vote.
The result was Swallowed forth
the other day when a liquor dealer
told Christian voter that in five
years "You fanatics will have to
stop groaning in your churches, for
we will drown you out with brass
bands. and we have money enough
to buy all the lawmakers we
want"
To a great extent the drowning
cut business is going on already in
some of the cities.
Rev. l.. L. Stewart, of the M. E,
Church, and Rev. B. F. Myers, Of
the Presbyterian Church, were adj
vertised to speak in the interest OF
the Prohibition party at Fairview
School house, on Thursday night,
When l arrived at the appointed
place of the meeting those gentle.
men were there waiting to speak
A number of persons had assembled
to hear the speaking. Others came.
and as there were no lights, wen,
away. The schoolmaster was found
and he refused to open the house
Two of the three Trustees-all Re
publicans, by the way-declined tc
assume any responsibility in. the
matter. One gentleman, a Repub'
lican, evidently regretted the course
pursued by his party friends. This
was a clear case of Boycott of the
Prohibition party, and is already
acting as a boomerang on the "g
o. pr
The party of free speech, indeed
On Saturday night our speakers
were locked out of Oak Dale School
house, in this county; anothe,
clear case of Boycott.
We do not know, certainly, that
the order has gone out from
both old party headquarters to pre-.
vent our holding meetings by every
dishonorable means, but it looks
that way. They can't buy US; they
can't scare us; they can't bulldoze
us, and all their lying misrepre.
sentation and vilifcation is only
adding to our strength daily.
The Executive Committee oil
Marshall County Prohibitionists
challenge any and every candidate
on either old party ticket to meet
our speakers in joint discussion
upon the living Issues of the day,
at any time or place they may ap
point, and we will be there to meet
| them. JAMES w. BoDLEY.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-17

born in them. Warmers Log Cab
in Sarsaparilla and "Tippecanoe'
Stomach Tonic, made by Warner
Of Safe Cure fame, are reproduc-
tions of the best of the old time
remedies, with which the pioneers
of America maintained their rug
ged health.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-17

Important-All persons afflicted
with rheumatism, neuralgia, sore
throat, pains in the back or limbs,
sprains, bruises, etc, should know
that Salvation Oil is what they
need.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-17

LOG CABINS have most
ly disappeared as human
habitations. Many good
people have lived happy
lives in them, and many
great men have been