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Wool needs no protection, because 1t
is an agricultural product. Sugar and
rice must have protection, and lots OF
it, because sugar and rice have a voice
in the Democratic caucus and vote for
the Democratic nominee for the Presi-
dency. These doses are so much easier
to take when you understand why it is
that Won must take them.
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Mr.. Frank Bergen was found at his
saloon, corner OF Akard and Marilla
streets, and said he has lived in Dallas
for fifteen years. This was the second
time he ever bought ticket in the
Louisiana State Lottery. At hearing OF
his good luck he said, was most COM
pletely inebriated by my exuberance OF
surprise. Now, however, am fixed and
intend investing in Dallas real estate. l
received a check for the full amount,
$4,000, and got it cashed.-DailaS Tex
NelrS. NAV 20, DGw
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HUNDREDS of thousands of men who
voted the Democratic ticket four years
ago and two years ago are now looking
to the Republican Senate to save them
from the men they voted for. Isn't this
a pretty dish to set before the American
people?
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IL sHA' wv - 1'H
No. 1901 Market Sire
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE,

VIZ $Et-AN
Six roomed Brick House, No. 1881 Main street
ground half lot; eau be bought for 81, G00.
No. 2l?6 Market street, ground full lot, cor
nerlng on alley.
No. &c Zane street.
No. % Zauc street.
SOE4I Maryland street.
No. 98 and Is Twentieth street.
A Desirable Residence on Fifteenth street.
No. 90 MCCollOch street; will exchange for 4
fArn.
i82 Acre Farm near MoundsvIlO; will OK.
change for city property.
W Acres, Edgington Lane; will exchange for
city property.
SO Acre Farm.
i5lX Acre Farm; will exchange for city
property.
100 Acre Farm: will exchange for city property.
800 Acre Farm; will exchange for city property.
100 Acre Farm on Short Creek, SO per acre.
Many other Houses, Lots aud Farms for sale.
JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent, U. s. Pension and Claim Az
torney, Collector and Notary Public.
iyi6 1912 MARKET STREET.
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EVEN the base ball player would suf-
fer. The people engaged on the other
side making our wares for us wouldn't
find it convenient to come over here
and pay an admission fee to SEQ our ma
tional game. Free Trade would help
nobody but the importers.
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Blood TaInt From Birth.
DooSyILIE, ISD., January o, 1857

UUUNV IIIiLI INUfI JHHUHIy n IooI'
shall ever praise the day that you gentlemen
were born, and shall bless the day that your
medicine was known 10 me. had blood poison
from birth, and so much 60 that all the doctors
OF my town said would be crippled for life.
They said would lose my lower limb. could
not stand In my class TO icClte my lessons, and
eleven bottles Of your Botanic Blood Balm cured
me sound and well. You can use my name "A
you see ut. In my case, there were knots on my
Shlnbones as large As hens egg.
Yours, MIKTIE n, TASHER.
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Proposals.
To Building Contractors.

Sealed proposals for constructing n building
for the Agricultural Experiment station NJ lbs
West Virginia University, ut MOrptni1wn. viii
be received by the Secretary Of the Board OF Re.
gents, until y O'Clock m.. July Is, lSSs. Pfopo.
Snls will be received separately for excavation
and stone foundation completed; and for con.
StruCtlng and completing the building ready for
use, the brick TO be furnished 10 the contractor
on the ground. Contracts will be awarded
either separately or combined, MS the committee
may deem best, and the work must be completed
before the LIST day Of October, ISIS, Bond with
good security, In II penalty equal 10 the amount
OF the bid, for the faithful performance Of The
conditions Of the contract must accompany each
bid. Plans and specifications OF the proposed
work are on file In the office Of the Secretary Of
the Board OF Regents Mt MOrgHnIown. and nj the
law office OF Summervillc * Howard In the city
of Wheeling, W. Va, for the inspcctiunOf DID,
dGrB. The committee reserves the right to ~
Ject any or all bids. ...,.
J. A. ROBINSON,
je3O Chairman Building COMMITTEE.
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imported fabiies letin Sndsra reduced
tariff. Nor Is the trade willing to make
contracts with the manufacturers.
So it is that the wool.grower must sell
his wool at twenty-five cents or not sell
at all. II wool were placed on the free
list our Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia growers OF XX average washed
clothing wool would have to accept in
the Eastern markets lOt cents a pound
less than they are offered now, to bring
their product down to a level with prices
current in London. This is what the
Free Trade agitation is doing for the
American wool-grower.
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This for Fun.

cause and cure Of Blood Polsons, sCrOlulA and
ScrOiulous swelllnES, Ulcers, Sores. RheumA.
tism, Kidney Complaints, CatArrh, etc, can Sc.
cure by mail, free, copy Of our S2.pagc Illus.
wonderful and startling proof ever before
known, Address,
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Np INTEREST TO REPuRLICNNS.

Chairman Dave ID. johnson Asks Some
Questions Amendment Campaign and
the Prohibition Party.
To the Editor Of he LntelligeHoer.
sm-May /, through your columns,
say a word that ought to interest many
Republicans in the State? am in re-
ceipt Of the following communication,
which will explain itself;
Dare D. JcLnfon. Chairman state EEecitlirs Com
ulitioe, Prohibition Party:
DEAR SIR:-A prominent Republican
came in to day to say that he hoped that
every effort possible would be made to
prevent the Prohibition party from max
ing nominations ut their meeting in this
month.
He said he had made it his business to
see most Of the prominent Republicans
OF tho city and county, and he found
that, almost without exception, they
told him that il the Prohibition party
made nominations in tho State they
would vote against the amendment,
otherwise they would vote for it. He
said he should vote for the amendment
under any circumstances, but his party
friends held this attitude because they
regarded the new party as hostile to the
Republican party.
/ want you to understand the situa-
ton here. l am convinced that the
appointment Republicans" referred to
are OF those who are seeking IN ex-
cuse for voting against the amendment.
Some OF us have been willing to tenn
porize with them, but am fast coming
10 the conclusion that If they do not
haye,the Prohibition party for an ex.
cuse for voting against the amendmen;
they will find some other reason.
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Of the world" stands ready to regain her
former prestige, and food our markets
to the ruin OF certain Of our home in
dustries.
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"Wood County, asks tho INTELLI-
dENcEH to give him the plank OF the
National Prohibition party which refers
to the internal revenue tax on whisky.
We give him this plank and place be-
side it the alleged free whisky" plank
of the Republican platform which has
caused the Democratic politicians to
make so merry over their cups:
REPUBLICAN, PLATFORM. lpRoHlRITIOS rLATFoRA.
ii there shall still re-. For tho immediate
main n lnrrcr decentralization of the internal
than Is requisite Tor lhtlfCNchuc System WncEe'
wants Oi the govern. by our national govern
mcnt we favor the entire ment IL deriving sup.
Tcpcnl OF Internal reVC''pOTt from our greatest
nuo taxes rather thAhIuaUOhHI VICE.
the surrender OF any
pHTt OF our prOteCttVtl
tariff system at the joint
bChcst ui the whisky
trusts and the agents Of
foreign manufacturers,
Many things havebeen charged against
the Prohibition party, but we believe it
never has been accused OF being "free
whisky" party. Ii this cannot be said
OF the Prohibition party, which declares
in favor OF doing away with the whole
internal revenue system and at once,
how can it be said of the Republican
party, which favow conditional repeal
Of the whisky tux in specified contin-
gency?
On this question the INrRLLIGEScER
prefers the Prohibition plank because it
goes inrther.
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Is not this remarkable exhibition OF
spite? And that too, to come from the
advocates of "free ballot" This
appointment Republican" l know well,
and he is u reliable gentleman. Mr..
Cammack is member OF the Prohibi'
ton party Executive Committee.
Are tho "leading Republicans" really
about to assume this attitude towards
the amendment? They who have
boosted that they have been the friends
of the amendment in West Virginia,
that their Representatives in the Legis-
lature have uniformly voted for submis.
sion, and that the principal support OF
the amendment ut the polls would come
from that party? And arc they Just
now about to show their true colors? -
They ought to know that nothing will
make Prohibition party votes faster than
the system OF attempt ut bulldozing. 1t
will not deter the party from making
nominations. Our convention meets ut
Parkersburg July 81, and will nom Date
a State ticket without fear or favor, ap-
pealing to free people for its support,
Just as any other party may do. Our
party must stand upon its own merits,
regardless of the Amendment. The
Amendment must stand or fall, on its
own merits, regardless of parties. Every
one OF us, however, will be found work
ing and voting for it. Others must do
as their free, untrammelled conscienCes
dictate. II it is defeated, it will not be
our fault, but the responsibility must
rest with those whoare hostile to it.
There has been u persistent "Conspira-
cy OF silence" regarding the measure,
on the part Of the Republican press and
the leaders for months. II it is now to
be broken in the direction indicated
by the leading Republicans OF Cabell
county, the sooner we know it the better.
So far as the Amendment campaign is
concerned, nearly all the speakers in the
field are party Prohibitionists. But
they have adhered strictly to the nom
partisan text in all their addresses.
while on the contrary the few old party
speakers who have done any work have
almost without exception, spent more
energy in fighting the "Third party"
than they have fighting for the Amend
ment. 1t is about time they should
"quit their meanness."
DAVE D. JOHNSON.
PdrkesJurg, ". Td., July IS.
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Trustee,s Sale.
TRUsTEEs SALE.

By virtue OF deed Of trust made by Ge1Ts
T. Fry, TO me- MS trustee, dated June ~, lSSi n.
corded in the office Of the CLERK ri the County
Court OF Ohio County, West Virginia, IN Decd Of
Trust Book No. l6, page 90, Will sell al the
front door OF the Court House OF Ohio COnniyCn
SATURDAY, AUGUST II, ISIS,
beginning at 10 O'Clock II. IN, the following real
estate In TriadelphiH district, Ohio county Wet
Virginia, on the south fork Of ROnCy's loiutNn
and on the West Union md ROncys Point turn
pike, containing four acres, more or les. con
veycd to sald Fry by William llclicubine aud
wife by deed dated February 4, iSsj, rrrOnlcI In
Deed Book No. ~, page IT,. Also ~ piece Of land
adjoining the above and containing two acres
more or less, conveyed 10 said Fry by Levi,
Powell. by deed dated June u, lssI, recorded IN
Deed Book No. u, page ~.
Title TO above pieces believed to be- perfect but
selling Ms trustee will convey only the titles
vested In me by said deed Of trust.
TRIMS OF SALE.-One.third aud as much more
Hs the purchaser elects to pay In cash on the day
OF sale, the balance in two equal in.iHlImc1ls
at one and two years with interest luf which
the purchaser shall execute his notes with good
security the legal title to be retained further
security, or nj the purchasers option he may.c'
cure the notes by deed Of trust on the property.
W. J. W. COWDEN, Trustee,
W. II. HATLER, AnCtiOuCGr. lyll
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LOGAN g. CO.,
Iy2.DAw Wholesale Agents.
Special Notices.

-
FITS;-All Fits stopped free by DR.. Kllne's
Great Nerve ReStorer. No Fits after nst days
use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and so trial
bottle free TO Fit cases. Send 70 Dr.. Kline, 81
Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa. HWRAW
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TRY 1T ONCE.
She had Tried Everything Else.

To the man who has tried every other remedy
Tor Blood Polsons, We commend tho following
experience OF well known woman:
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Grand Monthly Drawing
In the Academy OF Music, New Orleans
Tuesday, August 7, 1883.

CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.
10000 Tickets at Twenty Dollar each HR!'a
SO; Quarters s.; Tenths g; INente'ha"'
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Vbe Sntellioepttr,
wnEELNG, W. VA, JULY rs, 1888.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.
ToR PRESIDENT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
OF indiana.
ron VICE PRESIDENT.
LEVI =. MORTON,
OF New York.

BAulnAn! BAIL to you Mr.. Mills,
and may confusion oyertake tho whole
pack OF you'll
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IEntcred at the roltoacc ut Wheeling, ". Va,
a. scc0nduluss lnRtief.
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Summer Literature.

MarzIo's CruciRx, by Marion Crawford. PIP. Soc
Mr.. ISRncs, by Marion Crawford, PIP SOC.
Mr.. Nelson's VIII, by Rider Hlggard, PIP. Csc.
The Hon. Mrs. VereEer, BY "The Duchess" pp
% cents.
The Legacy OF Cain. by wllkIe Collins, PIP. 2Oc
Mexico, Our Neighhor, by II. Rice, PIP. sc.
BerihR's Secret, BY DcBOISgObey, PIP. zoe.
A good selection OF Lowell, Munro and Seaside
Libraries. All the leading Magazines, Fashion
and Literary.
price.
STANTON & DAVENPORT,
iyl2 No. 1901 Market Street.
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THE INTELLIGENCER.


DAILY. se"l.wesl.ly and Weekly.
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directly opposite of Seattle and where Commercial
Adjoining the White Manning Southern Pacific F
additions mile the has plated
This grand
prices The of this ad-
for residence commanding OF the
habo Olympic of mountains
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~ x . Gardner. &25B; lot /. block 10.
NiIlsrss first addition. 70 y. :. Gard
ner. $40: lots ?. 3. 4, S and 6. block 10,
MilIer's first addition, <sgs5, 70 August
Hammsi. i0fs and 5, heck 4. Nil
ler'. first addition. 70 VI. Holder 20 ;
lots 4 and 3, beck &, Mille-'s second
addition, to r. HozgheTty. SO: lots :
and g. block I, Merriiifs addition, b.
Ramsiand. s55s. lots and 9. biosE Z
Merrill addition. 81. La Plant, I'D;
Iots ;, 4, 7 and :. block !. AerriB : al
dition, to p. " and J. =. Arnis, $50;
lot II. Riverside addition. 10 b ii.
@tinnest, 500; lots Z ard Q, block I.
Milser's second additipns TO J. g.
Harsh. $40: lot 80. Riverside add
ton. 10 Richard Grible. SD: lots 9.
70. II and II. block !. lots .. ~. II ana
II. block 2, Herri!l's addition, to
Richard Grible 1870.
To-day Z. Meeksr sold to George
Cook lots 8, 7 ard :. block -. Meek
er's second addition. sfa5.
Charles Beach Is erecting fine resi-
denee IN MiIier's addition.
The hop market IL still guies. :
Ramsey was AZ Sumner to-day, look
ing at some hops but made no pur-
chasez. L. Meeker 4 Go. bought 10
bales to-day nj Is cents. r. Pettigrove,
representing them. leaves tonight for
Bacoda 10 receive over 100 bales.
These purchases are for the English
market. Several growers here have
stiIl some red hops on hand and seem
anxious 10 sell. but there are 10 orders
in the market at present for that class.
Choice hops can be bought now st
from II to rs cents.
The literary association met last
night. and had very enjoyable even
ing, y members being present.
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WASHINGTON.


There is good sleighing in the Big
Bend
Ellensbureh will soon have tele.
phone exchange.
The report that Ellensburgh has q
case OF smallpox is false.
A. Walter Wehner has purchased J
T. Willis interest in the Chehalis Nag
net. This viii result in a great i'm
proyement In the paper.
An Iowa company is building saw
mill in King county, opposite Point
Robinson. Nashon island, and are
about TO lay out new towHsiie, nam
ing il nes MOines.
Half a carload OF Holsters from the
United States fish commission will be
at the disposal of Judge James q.
swan OF Port Townsend next month.
TO be planted there or at such point a
be may designate.
The Davenport Times announces
that Frank \, Gray has retired from
the ediiorship Of that paper, which Is
now conducted by his wife. II was
the attempt OF the Spokane Chroaici,
70 furnish hypothesis explaining
Gray's disappearance that led 10 this
recent celebrated battle in the Office o.
the paper.
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THE VANCOUVER AND YAKIMA
Road.
Five Miles VIII BE In Operation by
New Years Day.
Vancouver Register, Dee. IS.
49,. 49, nrs.... 80. Z.

Vancouver Register, Dee. d.
On Monday traeklaying was begun
in dead earnest and now over a mile
OF road il ready for the rolling stock,
which is expected to arrive any day
now. The first rail was laid on the
road out az the end Of Thirteenth
street, and work Is being pushed to-
ward the river and out north Of the
city. Another barge load of rails viii
be here this week. The ties are on the
road bed, all ready for the rails. The
big trestle, being built by Coulter &
Bigham, Is practically completed, and
they have done a splendid job. A
railroad building is now enelosed
alongside the trestle on the levee,
which will be used for the present as a
round house. Engineer Lakewood
and his men have established winter
quarters on the line leading TO Lewis
river, tie cutters are busy In the woods,
and other work Of an important char
acteF goes braYely on The first five
miles OF road will be in operation by
the last Of the month, and then the
shrill whistle Of the locomotive will
awake the echoes up and down the
Columbia.
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A CHASTITY FLOATING OBJECT.
/ The Tentacies of Deyii-Fish
Ciinging to n Corpse.

The Tacoma Le,iger tells the follow
ing story Of the recovery OF the body
OF T. J. Hughes, accidentally
drowned some time ago: AS A. K.
sisk and c. NJ. WHY'S we're coming
down the narrows in a large row boat,
about hall way between steilacoom
and Point Defiance. they made a
horrible discovery. They saw at a
short distance from their boat an OBJ
iect. which had the appearance of a
log. Closer inspection, however,
proved 1t to be the body of some un-
known man that had been lying in
the water for some time and had
arisen from the effects Of decomposi-
ton. They took the body in the boat
and conveyed it to the shore, where
they left Il fastened 10 a large stone
by meanAf a rope. In the pockets
were found 500 in cash, and attached
to one of the legs was large octopus,
or devil-Gsh, which held the limb
firmly in its powerful grasp.
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All Chronic, Nervous and Special
Disease. SkiIlfuiiy Treated.

Or. +, q. johnson, who recently spent
eight months 10 the principal hospitals
and leaaing medical institutions Of New
York city Investigating the most recent
discoveries Ia medicine and surgery, hav-
ing resumed practice in seattle, Is pre-
pared Ia treat ali classes 81 chronic
maladies. such a. liver complaint. dys
pcpsia, rheumatism, all affections OF the
kidneys, heart and lungs. al skin aud
blood diseases. ali ailments arising from
weakened nervous system, all rectal
all diseases peculiar % women, according
60 the latest aud most Improved methods.
Consultation free Chayge- moderate.
oAce, rooms 50 and 20 Ncw Yesier block,
Mn street dNw
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PUyAf.LtP NEWS
Crowded with Strangers Town Let.
RIstns, Hon. Falling.

PUYsLLUr. Dee. 2l.-rhe activity in
real estate transfers still continues and
il on the increase. Almost every day
strangers are arriving and the accem,
mediation OF the town is taxed 20 its
utmost. Within the past month ovef
200 town lots have hGen sold. and some
OF these have increased in value more
than 100 per cent in that time.
The following sales have hsen made
by Knox & Samson lateiv. Lots aud
4, block >, Merrill's ADDITION. Ia Z, NJ,
Annis, sien; lots aud ,, block 4, Mi
ler's addition, 60 +. A. Boatman, sta3.
lot ;, blk I. Miller's second add ion,
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CRAMPED FOR SPACE.

the
handkerchief LondonD Seaee
unately lack display
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In purchasing Holiday 10
procure it at the lowest price Naturally Il m
generally sight the fact that the greater tie hhs~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-18

New Store.
The rebuilding Of my store being very nearly COM
pleted and having arranged my goods with large sada.
tons Of the newest and most desirable
FALL AND WINTER FABRICS
from the largest New York Importers take plessurr
in inviting my customer Ind al who may be in want
Of Dry Goods to call and my Goods aud low prices
before making their purchases
MY store being conveniently arranged and we'll
lighted. customers viii have NO difAculty in seeing
qualities and colon 1t ID needless 70 snumsrsts nv
varied and numerous stock but viii name few of the
best things fo- the Black Fslle Frspc.is
RhadaIne and Gros Grains at soc q TO- el 35 Al so
and elS0 Colo.sd SILK. eurahs velvsts and Pushes
LADIES' Cloths. suitinss. Tricots Hsnzssttas Usah-
mares. sergss and PlaidaL
fun line Of rood fabrics from l2Sc to 25c
Special attention eiven 70 MOURNING GOODS of
which m, assortmsat conplets with lhs best and
cheapest TO be found.
The assortment Of Gents. Ladies' ana Childrep,s
UNDERWEAR II complete and pr1ces low
THE HOSIERY AND GLOVE DEPARTMENT A
veil stocked
The Smith and Angs celebrated fast black Hose and
he best Kid Glove ct q 10 b found bstser Of a
and oo be Celabrated &C p" Correct WITH others
irm S0c e n.e0. fianiasls. BiankstA Comforts
Turkey Red DsmaSk oi,rhs,ns frants, sSsstinSs and
Domestca Genuemen's .nd Boys, Cass nerus and
Cloths. INNINGS. Dress Buttons and Sot,ons
a heAi AZ IN HANDkLhChILFs and White
age JOHN u sMOOT
Goods delivered TO any part Of the CITY or Dspota