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FOR EXCHANGE.

Urder his head &c PER Ike per day
ITO EXCHANGE FOR LANE-cts7fie creamery
! Building slX6i feet. and a-f stores. ecu p
Ie. with modern machinery. steam engine and
a9Llsr. ice retr l.erafuT and cooqers2oP- To-
Gated Fl southern Iowa. Address OlI1 GEse-. Ossa-
CUsa. Iowa O. Z
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Employment agencies.
UlG~s this head &c PER Inc per dag.

X A&TED-Se~s agents 10 run OF tFa1.s and Sc!
- goods. We have y runs % supply WIKI AGENTS,
ES1Ce We 81 ways have opening sOneE here BE-
s4-s good agent becomes % valus0le That the
rad he runs on wants him Tor higher and better
position consider Il i sic beS. 90 We have FOR
yol1E men q : tks gateway something better.
business aCaEion for hin, hside~ good runs
pay from SO so Per month For particulars
tLis any emp oy-nent inciOse STAN p znG address
J = kenworthy, room opposite hotel Carey.
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FOR iSALE--Fousehold Goods.


E'CR SALE-CoEfDieie noGsekee ping outfit OF tIIr-
/ niture, carpets. stoves. 6--uot show case, sStey
organ, ETC. as private sale room No. lis East
Third street E'rices way down dH-vs
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IA = INVESTMENT !, CASH
CO,
REAL ESTATE
RK- WOODS. AGENT.
l. rs MARKET u
l. STREET. y
BUY i now
i j
PRICES ARE ADVANCING
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TAXADERMISTS.
TATADE9NTsT

order Deer asa1s rlE ~ E1ES made Al a1EGS
Of birds ECan1<G exc etc send orssrs 70 :. :.
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wichita Flour Market.

=
Stocks OF -four az twelve leading points in the
United states January / 9ll.U45 bbls, again 81
SO 81 December and L222 2l2 bbs. January l. 1883.
There is only moderate local inquiry, the decline
in wheat having a tendency TO check the demand
Prices, however remain steady and dealers are not
inclined a hsa eject sales.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-11

DIR. E. EMMA CODE
Female and ch.drens diseases especially H7-ns
FOR aides during Confinement strictly prITiSa
wheQ desired. Letters OF inquiry con adentLal
ard answered Immediately receipt or saEaA
Home, III south IDA avenue, W icalSa- Kansas
1851
DR.. CROSKEY.
Eye, - Ear, - Surgery
Ctice Hours To 10 A. u to4 p u Sunday 30
is. Room l., echheilter Building.
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ne
EGGS-very weak. IS1I 5c-
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wichita Horse and MuIe M.rzet-

WICHITA. Kan. Jan. n
There IS a strong shipping demand The supply is
yav BE- low The demand Market Stro. ..
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.


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SdieSnlen.
COachmen. Transfers. Etc.

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~ writer and general oLlce work. VIII work
reasonable. Address :. H, Medicine Lodge. Kan.
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Boohkeepers and Clerks.
u A%TED-Suuation a. book keeper. Typewriter
w or clerkshIp. Good references Address This
office q. di5-5I-
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
MEETINGS.
Crder til. head &c PEI line Per dsy.
ltiIE 4 kuiAL HUME
TIE CHRYSANTHEMUM MAKES EVER'
AUTUMN BEAUTIFUL.

Il Has a Pedigree Reaching Back Through
Contradictions the japanese and Chi
nese Treat Their Favorite Blossom
some Floral TastS-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-20

in this country are the property OF the
United States, and whatever parties or
lnersons make use of either without the
permission of the government or It's &C,
lcredited agents do so in spite oil rlghtiui
lpossession. To the best of our knowi-
edge no such permission in this case has
been asked or granted; and the methods
of the Institution in question, although
probably good in themselves, are such as
to mislead the public in regard to the
true nature of the most important or
ganization, giving the idea that the Red
Cross is a religious order sectarian and
prescribed. This representation be-
sides being erroneous, is misleading and
positively harmful TO the public.
The Red Cross exists for all nations
and for all people; it knows no sect, no
creed, no religion, save the broadest hu-
manity. bounded only by the limits OF
human suffering and woe. From the
free Republics of Switzerland, France
and America, to despOtic Russia; from
liberal and enlightened England to ia
pan yet clingng TO its idols and Turkey
with its crescent; from Germany Den
mark ana SWeutu ol lllt hoA Ni'' W 'HN
Congo States of Africa, Sumatra, Java
and BorneO, all find common ground
under this broadcast of treaties, and hand
in hand are pledged to do all that in
them lies for mutual support and help
in the hour Of greatest need.
The insignia of a red Greek cross on
a white ground, officially created by
the governments of the world, met to-
gether in convention, is the official sign
of the medical and surgical department
of armies in all countries; it marks and
protects all relief, material or person
ellie from either government or people,
designed for the aid and use of victims
OF war 1t is the sign of the peoples
relief for the National necessities. The
Red Cross is no more an order relig-
ious, secret nor otherwise than a war
department or an express company, and
however or wherefrOm the title may
have come there are no Sisters OF the
Red Cross in America. 1t does not take
cognizance OF Opponents nor essay to
regulate the legitimacy of marriages,
but preSumeS, from the character OF the
people in connection with it, that they
will be likely TO properly regulate THESE
matters for themselves"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-20

there was no politics in it, it was simply
a philanthropic plan TO give the State
more laborers and population, and thus
aid its development. 1t is very great
wonder that Mr.. ATKINSON has been so
close mouthed on the subject.
He has been specifically charged
by the REGISTER, which has published
full proof that he was engaged with
QUAY * Co. in a nefarious plan TO col
onize the State with ignorant and "sure"
Republican voters. Yet in his speech
Saturday night Mr.. ATKINSON not once
even referred to the matter, or TO the
charge.
In his tariff talk he did not refer to
the fact that protected" American
manufacturers, who have been bowling
for more protection and have got more
protection than they ever had before in
this Mckinley law, sell abroad IN the
free markets Of nc ,corld from ten to
serenity per cent. cheaper than G'ey sell at
home.
On not one of these questions
which are real issues Of the campaign
had Mr.. ATKINSON a word to say.
He could say nothing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-20
Big Time In Mercer.

TO De Editor Of the Register.
SIR:-I have attended almost every
political gathering in Mercer county for
"a number of years, but | never saw As
large crowd, or half the enthusiasm
as was manifested to-day. Senator
Faulkner spoke here TO Il crowd OF fully
one thousand people. Early in the
morning the crowd began to gather,
men, women and children coming on
hacks and wagons, and bringing huge
baskets of provisions. The ladies spread
a dinner in the public square, and when
everybody had eaten and were in Il good
humOr, Senator Faulkner opened his
speech. will only take space to say
that il was an able effort and made us
many votes.
There were many Republicans here
to-day, and l talked to several of them.
They declared their intention to vote
for almost the entire Democratic ticket
this year, and many of them, | am sat
iSfed, are with US TO stay. The expos
ure Of Quay-LindSay Il Co.'S African
izing scheme has made us a lot of votes.
IL affects US more directly in Mercer
county than anywhere else in the State.
We have had so much experience with
the shiftleSs, worthless negroes from
Virginia who have come here that we
don't want any from North Carolina.
IL costs US several thousand dollars
every year to send them to MOundSville,
and l suppose Mercer is better repre-
scented there than any other county in
the State.
Jonu Cooper will not be able to vote
so many negroes this year "a he did two
years ago. There are 400 fewer men at
work in the Mercer coal field.
With fewer negro voters, more white
voters, large gains among the farmers,
and a very strong Democratic local
ticket versus n very unpopular Repub-
lican ticket, ycu may say that the Re
publican majority of "a in lsSs will be
changed to Il large Democratic major
ity in 1850. don't want TO estimate
the majority, because a tidal wave of
popular sentiment has set IN in our IA
var, and it is hard to tell how high it
will run. AJEN.
Princeton, Oct. Is.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-20
M-KINLEY vs.. ATKINSON.

Mr.. ATKINSON SAYS the tariff is not a
tax. Now.we shall draw the deadly par
allel" between him and Mr.. MCKINLEY,
himself. While ATKINSON was speak
ing in the Wheeling Opera House Mr..
MCKINLEY was speaking in Carnegie
Hall in Pittsburg. Mr.. ATKINSON was
saying this:
THE tariff is not a tax. How I'll
hear from that in the morning. THESE
Democrats have talked so long about
the tariff being tax that some of them
really believe in il. l don't know
whether the REGISTER people believe II or
not. but they have gotten a good many OF
their adherents TO believe it. and some OF
them are honest about it. The tariff is
tax is getting stale-threadbare.'
And at the same time Mr.. MCKINLEY
in Pittsburg was saying this:
NO political party would think at this
time of advocating a system OF direct tara
ton for the purpose Of making this great
Government free of the S360,OOO,OOO when
are necessary 70 its expenses every 800
DAYS. Neither the Democratic nor the Re-
publican party any longer advocate the
adoption OF a system Of direct tdrdtton. 80
that the only other system left is that sys-
TEN Of putting a tariff or duty upon foreign
products, accepting a market or seeking
market in the United States. The advo-
Gates Of Democratic revenue tariff insists
that this tar shall be levied upon what IS
known as the revenue principle,
while the Republican party insists that
that tardtion shall be levied on protective
principle"
Here, while Mr.. ATKINSON was try
ing to argue that the tariff is not a tax,
Mr.. Mckinney at the same hour in
Pittsburg was telling his audience in so
many words that the tariff is tax.
Who is the brazen domagogue, Mr..
McKINLEY, or Mr.. ATKINSON? Who Is
trying to play upon the supposed ignor-
ance OF the people, Mr.. MCKINLEY, or
Mr.. ATKINSON? Who is the statesman
ana who the cheap demagogue, Mr..
Mckinney, the framer OF the Republi-
can platform, or Mr.. ATKINSON? Either
Mr.. MCKINLEY is right and the tariff is
a tax. or Mr.. ATKINSON, who fatty con-
tradicts him, is right, and Mr.. McKIN-
LEY does not know what he is talking
about.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-20

Ir SEEMS the QUAY colonization
scheme. Endorsed by ATKINSON and the
TnieUocnccr, which was SO thoroughly
exposed by the newspapers, did not fail
entirely. From recent dispatches from
the Kanawha Valley it is learned about
forty black families were contracted for
bv the Black Diamond Coal Company
through LiNDsEY's agent, who jumped
into the river at Charleston. The
blacks are to take the places Of forty
white families. aud the white men with
their wives and children. some Of them
sick and no doubt needy, have been no
titled by the company 20 vacate their
PREMISES. These white men must. now
that winter is coming on. and just at a
time when work is the steadiest Of the
season. look for new homes and places TO
work. This is the Republican idea
Of advancing the interests Of the
state. importing negroS to diSplace
white men. This is TO make ka-
nawha county doubly sure as Repuoli-
can county. Considerable diSatfection
is now existing In the Republican ranks
in Kanawha. and should one or two OF
the county ticket be defeated this fall
il would 90 long way to wipe out the
large majority heretofore set down to
the credit OF the Republicans i'm that
county. Some Of these duSky impOrta-
lions will De rung in ON the Demo
Gratis N the coming election. The inn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-20
pronped Dead While Speaking.

HALLE, October 17.-Much excitement
was caused amoung the delegates to the
Socialis, Congress to-day by the sudden
death of one of their number The Con-
gress was engaged in discussing means to
improve the position of the Socialist press.
Herr Baumgarten. one of the delegates
from Hamburg was taking part in the de-
bate. He was in the midst of an argument,
in presenting which he became very excited
when he was seen to stagger. Those close
to him rushed to his aid, but before they
could reach HIM he fell to the floor dead.
The cause of his death is not known, but it
was due either TO heart disease or apopleXy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-20
|. A. ROLF &CO..
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND RENTAL AGENTS

81. 800 Buys Five Room House in good location
on Thirteenth street
5000 Buys Five Room Brick House, No lSUS
Jacob street: well rented.
5000 Buys FIVE Room Ionse, No. 49, South
Broadway, Island.
sl.250 Buys Lot 3qxl9O corner of Ohio and
York street on the new car line big bargain.
Lots in Gilchrist addition from Sl75 upwards,
ON easy terms.
5000 Buys Five Room House, lot 55xl2O, No.
% South Broadway.
Special bargain that pays 10 per cent on price
asked Two Double 9-Story Brick Dwellings,
Frame Dwellings In the rear. Part cash, bal
ance on easy terms.
Lots for sale in all parts OF the city. Call for
price L. a. ROLF & CO.,
Real Estate, Loans and Rental Agents,
Telephone 566. 1874 Market Street
ocfQ1oaa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-20
"MORE ANON"
Entertainingly Reviews Mr. HubDards
AHiIiation with the Republican Party
Prior to 1870.

WHEELING, October Is, 1890.
TO tie Editor Of he Register:
SIR: Finding that Mr.. w. 7. Hub
bard, the Republican nominee for Con
gress in this district, was so bitterly OPP
posed to General Grant, the regular Re
publican nominee for President IN 1872, /
supposed that some grievOus injury or Sc
irous disappointment to the gentleman
political ambitions had SOured his tenn
per towards his party and its candidate.
But a careful search of the records dis
closes nothing of the sort. The Repub-
lican party was, when, by virtue of test
oathS, registration and prescription, in
charge oil our State affairs, more than
liberal to the gentleman.
As early as 1868, when about nineteen
years of age, he was drawing pay as
committee clerk of the Senate Commit
on Military affairs. He was clerk OF
the House of Delegates in 1867, 1865,
1869 and 1870, being defeated by w. I.
Burdett for the Office in 1870, after the
Democracy had elected majority OF
the House. He was elected clerk when
very young man, being only twenty
three, in 1867, as shown by the records.
His compensation was a mighty fine
thing for 4 struggling young lawyer.
1t was as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-20

minent danger Of so disastrous a result
must be overcome at whatever cost.
Contractor LINDSEY probably secured
enough out Of this Black Diamond deal
to pay his agents board and bar-bill al
Charleston and his own living at Wash
ington tin next spring, when active
operation will again be resumed by this
nhianfhrnnic eentleman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-20
For $50

The above calculation is a very con-
sentative one, and if il is erroneous, the
error consists in the total amounts be-
ing too small.
From this record it would seem APP
parent that the treatment of the gen
tleman by The Republican party fur
niShed no reason for his abandonment
of its Presidential nominee at the very
first election after it had lost power in
West Virginia. 1t will be remembered
that the legislature of 1870 was the last
Republican legislature in this State.
In the days of its adversely in West
Virginia, the distinguished candidate
left the Republican party that could no
longer keep him in State Office. Can it
be possible that he expected high Office
at the hands Of the National admins
tration if Mr.. Greeley were elected, and
had no gratitude towards the old Repub-
lican party that had cherished and hon
ored him? MORE ANON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-20
NOT A RED CRoss AFFAIR.
Miss Barton ON the EIopement of SISTER
Snnhie.

Miss Barton ON the Elopement of SISTER"
sophie.
WASHINGTON, October lin view OF
the wide publication Of the story of the
flight of Sister Sophie from the So-called
Red Cross Hospital, in Cincinnati, and
her subsequent marriage in Chicago, a
press representative called upon Miss
Clara Barton, to-day, to ascertain in
what way Sister Sophie, or the hospital
from which she escaped. was connected
with the Americal National Red Cross
Association.
Miss Barton. in reply to questions on
the subject, said: There is not the
slightest possible connection between
the two. Until the occurrence of the
event To which you refer, the American
National Red Cross Association had no
knowledge OF the existence of this Red
Cross sister, or of the existence of the
hospital from which she is said TO have
escaped"
Miss Barton. during the course OF
further conversation, said: The Red
Cross is an organization, national and
international. belonging to the govern
mentS Of the world; its sign and name
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-20
There are

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
lust as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
lis sold everywhere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-20

JrnGr A. j. SANUELs, who served
the county Of Cabell with distinction
in the last House Of Delegates is the
regular nominee Of his party for the
same honor I'm the coming Legislature.
The Republicans Of Cabell are making
special effort TO defeat him. No work
of discreditable character will be left
undonc to encompass the judges defeat
bv his political enemies. The Judge $
record in the last Legislature is one TO
be proud Of and Cabcll couuty's interests
were well and faithfully looked after
The people OF Cabell will surely return
the man who So ably represented them
in the past and forever set at rest the
miserable ialsehoods 50 aSSiduouSly err
culated by the opposition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-20

WE WOULD can the attention Of our
Democratic friends To- the button-hole
campaign the Republicans are making.
The Republican managers have em-
ployed individuals whom one would
scarcely suspect OF such thing TO 90
about ard retail tariff lies % friends or
acouaintances wherever they may meet
them. The republicans are doing all
their work ON the quiet this year. They
cannot talk before the people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-20

Prominent speakers will be on haho
in the different districts at the time anu
places named below;
Washington. October % at s-50 D. me- "' OH
Main street. r.,.1 n..,,..-
Madison. October 90 and &c, at island D''D '
cratic club Room. uv
linton. October %. 700 Bishop, Halt
C.nfr, October 20 and go. gao pcmoc lilio "''"
quarters. Tweuty-dr>t aud Main streets .-..,..
Webster. October 2} aud 3o, at Dcm''l".lo
.,,-lrarre. ttsiurrrr IS Hnb Nuvrfiurr ut iru-
touia llall
At Film Grove. October &id
At Wheeling. October 2ith
Nt West Liberty. October 18Th. -
Nt Philippi Barbour county Friday, OCTOBER
Hometown. October OBJ. 90 O'Clock p. ODD.
Elm Grove October 49, at O'Clock D. N'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-20

..rhere l. not "a section or a line I'm the
entire Mckinley bin that Will open a mar
ket for another bushel OF wheat OF an
other barrel of POrk.'-F'roha james IT,
Bfeia.'s Later 20 senator Fry
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-20

THAT the administration should coun-
tcuance and permit such dirty work as
10 must know is being done by the In
terual Revenue Bureau in Mr. WN.
L. WILSON'S district is humiliating 20
the American people. The dirty work
aforesaid is described in our Washing
ton dispatches.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-20
DIED.

MORAN-On Friday, October 18th, 1890
MARY y, wife Of Frank Moran, aged Ss years
Funeral from the residence Of her husband,
No. 1911 Jacob street, to-day Monday at s
o'clock a. m. Requiem mass at the Cathedral
at $50 a. IN. Interment at Mt Calvary Gem
etery Friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-20
urnEARD'S Fling AT THE FARMER

uruEARD.S FLING AT THE FARMERS
when 4 go talking about the '"''" =
this way my friends say Don't you N"o ,',
Mr.. Blaine said that the Mchiniey nm
didn't open a market for a single Dushe' VI
wheat or single barrel Of pork Now
my friends. will you tell me how many
bushels of " heat are exported from Wheei
Ing. or how many barrels Of pork IN
1rl5qrFs Speech 60 t's Eig1h Ward Nsa"''
IL. E---ni.n ~ L
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-20

THE Republican managers appear 70
Doe concentrating AN their engersies TO
elect Mr.. Whitaker and Mr.. Hearne.
They seem So have thrown MesSrS.
Maxwell, Morningstar and CumminS
nAnrhnard.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-20

Tnr REGISTERS readers take great
interest i'm more Anon's' short and
crisp communications. The writer has
% very long memory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-20
ORDER OF PUBLlCAllV'
T,HE STATE OF WEST NlRDI>
i County. to-wit: IN the Gre
said county.
Cathsriue I Hickman



The object 81 thi. suit is to
plaintiff % decree of divorce irIih i
matrimOny existing between i'f "l
defendant And DO appearing from
OF the said plaintiff filed among ih.
said cause. that the defendant u
is not % resident ~ the State OF
said defendant j. hereby required
said cause within one month lliFf
ncntion Of this order, and d" NNi-
10 protect his interest in SAID 'i.
ordered that this order De- pul.-.
as required BY law.
Witness. John ". Mitche..
Court. at the Court House of r
10Th day Of July lsel. tow ......,-ftf ,r
JOHN W. NII, "'...''..r..f
Dgsfs O'KEEFE. Solicitor i''
catharine }. HieIm-a eaa.
D., Tn,.tu.n n '...'
Take notice thaf tl.. Fmm. Ior.-
]. Hickman Jennie LIS, Office NJ
otbers Win ieflkfn li ln' , ir tl.
o.KeeGe s.. i3ii Market e,.....
Wbeciin, County VI Quo l1 ......-
Virginia Oh the SID aal o'
$50. between doe holf- pl I...
o'clock d. M. 60 De- frAi i t.t
above named cause ODD rh .. Ana
/ Uickman. the complain
any cause. the taking ol I'D.
shah not be- commenced. NJ ','.
shall not be- completed on tiiI
Of the same Will b. adjourn"d p.
until the same shall be- cump.' moss
CATHARlNE j. h'
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