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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-09
DEMOCRATIC LIES.

You Are Greatly Fooled II You Suppose
Talk About Has Amy Existence In Fact
This is the Mckinley bill. It is not
the Mckinley bill that the Democrats
are now ran.iDg and rayire about. That
Mckinley bill has no existence what
ever. 1t is huge, objectionable lie. Il
is mos: knavish lie, ios its purpose is
essentially corrupt. II has been sent
ont ever the country as the servant Of
the Democratic party and OF group OF
Eastern importers, who have combined
in a deliberate effort TO deceive the
American people as TO the contents, pIr-
poses and effects OF the Mckinley bill.
In carrying out this scheme they have
not hesitatei to attribute 10 the SIC.
Kinley bill provisions thatit does not con.
tain, and that its authors never dreamed
Of; and by an ingenious and utterly ian.
ciirl system OF what they call "eeuiva.
lent ad valorems," based on impossible
prices, they have distorted its rates be.
yond recognition.
These lies made their frs. appearance
before the Ways and Means Committee
last January, in the arguments advanced
by the importers why the duties on
their merchandise should no. be in.
creased. The Republican party has no
quarrel with the importers. They per.
form great and unquestiored service to
the commerce OF the country. But the
fact is not to be overlooked that among
them in the Eastern capitals is large
company OF foreigners, not na.uralized,
who are here simply as the representa-.
tired OF foreign manufacturers, ard
whose sole interest here ID to take as
much American gold away with them
as they can possibly get hold OF. L. is
these excellent persons who supplied
the material to Democratic Congress.
men and Democratic newspapers for
their Misrepresentation OF the McKin-
ley bill. i! is they who have made the
false accusation that the new duties will
increase the cost to the American con-
srmer OF almost every article in general
use. L. is they who have supplied the
alleged facts in support OF this charge.
Their motives aud those OF their Demo-
cratic allies are equally obvious.
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In Alabama a third OF the voting pop

ula,ion does not appear In the returrs.
In Georgia, Mississippi and South Caro-.
lima, each, moro than half the voting
population Is missing. A very striking
exhibit OF the tell.tale figures Is that In
the five States named the missing vote
and the colored voting population nearly
bAlance-in round numbers half mil.
lion colorcd voters in the five States and
hall a million voters missing.
We have the testimony OF distinguished
West Virginia Democrats, backed by
every Democratic vote in the Legisla'
tuFs, that the colored man is Republi.
can, and when he can vote he votes the
Republican ticket. II these missing
Republican votes had appeared in the
returns Mr.. Cleveland would have missed
fosty.seyen electoral votes, more than q
fourth OF all he received.
The colored vote is missing because
colored men are not permitted to vote,
or, when allowed the delusive exercise
oIthGt right, cheated on. OF the votes
they have cast. In the election Of lSSS
IVES. Virginia Democrats did some re.
tlil business in this line, but they are
not strong enough to engage in the
wholesale trade as their brethren do
farther South.
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DR.. L. Il. Lee is the Republican roni-
nee in the Ninth (hauawha) Sena-
torial District. The Charleston Gazette
quotes from the official record 10 show
that DR.. Lee, as Captain o! Company A,
Eighth Regiment Virginia Volunteers
Infantry, was tried by cous: martial and
convicted Of cowardice and conduct
p'ejudicial to good order and military
discipline;" sentenced 10 be dismissed
the service OF the United States and the
sentence approved by Major General
Schenck, commanding.
II this record had been known the
Republicans OF tina: district would have
found someone elae for their nominee.
This is wha! they will have to DO il
they hope to elect their nominee. II
there be exteuuating circumstances,
they do not show on the Iecoid, and the
record is what tells.
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We arc i'a!l Creatures phys!cally-,he mos.
;obus. among US. The unhealthy nan or woman
Is 10 great nessu;e incapable Of benefit 10
society. II, 10, instance. buiousuess. 4 rouble
o! irequence and often obstiuaicly rcs.stan, O.
ordinary medication. obiructs the harmo Nous
action OF the liver and the bowels, the sutr-,er
is sure TO be dyspepiic. The thee disortlcrei
conditions a:e s1Te "a be confirmed by neglect.
Under the erreneocs Impression that there Is no
hope for him. an impression 10 ali likelihood
confirmed By the use Of Objectionable rcmeiits,
the sufferer Is apt 10 become acslccttul, nay,
even reckless, and that the sooner 10 Is Re.
moved from tao sphere Of human ende4yor. the
better for all parties concerned. VIVA. a series
Of mistakes! His liret Is responsible. !, Is an
incorporate part OF himself How discipline II.
BY the aid OF Hos'et.er's Stomach Bl,;ers, Ger.
tain medium for the teestabllshment Of united,
rcSuls; action IN the stomach, liver aud bowels.
II also cures AID prevents saaiar!al, rheumatic
aad kidney troubles,
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Senator Faulkner, according 10 pub.
lished interview, is in state OF mind,
He fears that wicked Republicans NAV
be able to locate in West Virginia in
time to vote in 1892 enough colored men
TO insure Republican success at the
polls. The mere contemplation OF such
a possibility causes Senator Faulkner to
see, "in his minds eye, Ho,aLio," ve.y
evil thinsB coming upon The State.
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Col. Poormnn's Chances.

Uhto sag JoHrHrI.
The Seventeenth gerrymandered dis.
trict belmont, Monroe, Noble and
Washington was made with expectation
il sending Democrat 10 Congress; bu.
the rippers will probably slip up. In
lSSS Cleveland had plurality OF only
525 over HARRISON, and ia votes were
cast for Fisk and Streator. leaving the
Democrats in minority OF lS3 in the
district: Last year the Republican vote
in the district Tell oil ], 26l ard the Dem
ocratic vote fell of $50. But We all
know that the vote OF last year was ex.
ceptional. II the whole Republican
vote had been out last year the Demo.
cratic plurality would have been wiped
out altogether. It will be out this year
aud Colonel PoormGn, the Republican
nominee, being stronger than his party
by several hundred votes, is reasonably
sure OF being elected.
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THE TARIFF NOrA TAX.
At All Events, not Upon the American Coz.
kunier.

a. 49, s@f'AhNf .'Ss fS'% $50 >SS-
Iumer.
Among the reckless assertions OF the
Free Traders otteuest met With is the
statement that the tariff Is ajax upon
the consumer. OF course II Is, aud then
again, OF course 1t isn't. A revenue
tariff undoubtedly taxes the consumer:
a protective tariff has precisely the op.
posite effect. 1t taxes the importer, anu
the best evidence OF this is the testi.
mony OF the importer himself. While
the Mckinley bill was being debated in
Congress 4 great mass meeting was held
in the city OF Sheffield, England, 10 pro-
ties. against it, and to demand that the
British Government should interfere 10
prevent Il from becoming a Law. just
what the Sheffield people expected their
Government 10 do affords large oppor.
tuuity for amusing conjecture; but q.
the meeting, according to the report
cabled over to the New York Herald. the
leading speaker, who was a Sheffield
manufacturer OF cutlery, after stating
that he remembered the time when the
American supplied work fer the entire
city OF Sheffield, went on 10 declare that
the Mckinley bill was a bill 10 raise
American taxes out OF the pockets OF the
Sheffield importers, and that Sheffield
was not going to pay British taxes and
American taxes too!
This statement shows very clearly that
the foreigners know who pay our pro-
teCtiye duties! Sheffield may do as she
pleases aboutit, but under the Mckir.
ley bill, il she desires TO sell her goods
the American market, she will have 10
pay for that privilege, and the amour.
OF her payment will be exactly that sum
which is the difference betw cen the
cheap labor of Sheffield and the expens.
i've labor Of America.
Some time ago, iu q speech delivered
in the Canadian Parliament, Sir John
Macdonald, the Premier OF the Domin.
ion Government, gave most ept and
accurate illustration Of how our protect.
i've tariff works. This was his exact
language:
Suppose the man haa 100 acres on the
Canadian side OF the line aud 100 acres
on the American side Of the line. Sup
pose he grows 1000 bushels OF barley on
each OF his farms. He takes his 1000
American bushels to the American mar.
ket and gets 81 a bushel for il. He takes
his LOCO bushels of Canadian barley to
the American market and gets but S.
cents per bushel, because he has to pay
10 cents duty for taking it across the line.
How can it, in this case be said that the
consume, pays the duty? II comes out
o. the pockets OF the Canadian farmers"
What better proof is wanted to demon.
st.ate the fact that protective duties are
not paid by the American consumer,
bu. by the foreign producer.
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Middiebourae. Tyler county. Oct. 10. . o. N.
Cen;ery!lic. Tyler county, Oct Il. ! p. N.
Shirley. Tyle. couaiy. Get. HIP. Ii.
Center Point, DoddTidge county, Oct. Is, l ,, Z
Salem. Harrison county. Get. IL, : p. II.
SGttls, Harrison county, Oct. il. p. N.
Lunberpo.t. Harrison county, Oct. li,7p. n
C!arkSousr. Harrison county, Oct. IS, $50 D, N
Grafton, Taylor county. Oci. l6, 80 p. N.
FsirTaon;, Marion county, Oct. II, 40 .. N.
Cameron, MARSHALL county, Oct Is, p. N.
SherrArd. MARSHALL county, Oct %. On. N.
Sand Hill, Marshall county, Oct. q. . p. m.
Eeaw0od, McrEhsll county, Oct. q, 80 .. N
New MaIunsvllle. WetZel county, Oct. g.
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AUrUNAL ADVICE


Keep your feet warn Aad dry.
Wear WATERPROOF! boots In preference 10 sret!c'
or .ubten.
Keep your ere on your umbrella, you Will
ueet Il youf,eli.
Stop cough or . cold At once. Pneumonia
and consumption may be started b. either.
II you wear rubben take them Oh whenever
you hare the chance. even II Ouly for few
mlnutIL.
Iiyou fee, cough or cold coming on take 4
ds!nE O, pure uhi.EeJ a, oucs. twill keep the
blood IN circulation aud Is the bca; preTenilvC
against the dlcAScs Of the teGsOn.
Remember hat only pure whIAtey should X
taken. DuEy's Pure Malt whhkey has the
strougSs. Recommendation from the leIlInE
,cieu,h;I and medical men Of the country, AID
I, the only Standard medicinal wh!Siey known
InSlIt on hA'lngiL III
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SENATOR HEARsT, Of California, whose
son has had taste OF California journal
ism, Gays the boy wants one in New
York, and ''iI he can't buy one he will
have 10 steal one" Better go allow, Sen
a:or. OF the starting Of newspapers
there is no end. l, ia cheape. to pay
almost any price ior an established news.
paper than 10 star. one ior nothing. L.
isn't the s.ahing SO much as the stop.
ping that costs.
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CAMPAIGN ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Hon. W. p. uubbard's appointments.

Salt Lick, Bia1ton county, ociebeso.
FsRnctown. BEsS;Ou county, Oct. 10, l p. u.
Sutton, B:aStnr county. Oct II. | P. Ii.
Weston, Lewis county. Get. 70. Up. 10.
Lost Creek, Harrison county, Oct. Is, D. n.
Wet Milford. Harrison county, Oct. u. : .. N
ClaiksburG. Hsrriton county, Oct Is. 80 p. In
Cameron, 4a!tEall county. Oct. Is. ! p. N.
Berwood, Marshall county, Oct. Is, 10 p. N.
M!ddIeboCsre. Tyler county. Oct. y, 2p.m IN.
WICK. lyle: counIy. Oct. y, ! .. In.
thiiOh. Tyler county. Oct. y, p. IL.
Genital Station. DodtrIdge CO Oct. -, 1p. N
New Milton, Doc.r.tge county, Oct. g. . p. N
IVES: UEion, D0ddridSe county, Oct. 2i,lp. N
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria..
DIED,

DIED.
kRAI2-0a Tuesday afternoon, at 1850 o'clock.
ALTA. daughter OF Mr.. and Ms, Vim. Era,z'
aged months and 20 days.
funesa! Thursday afternoon at O'Clock, from
40! Jacob street. lu,eGncni at Pensnsulsr
Cemetery. Friends Of the family arc IN.
rited to attend. <
LlHn1Ef-At goundsriile, W. Va. on Monday
evening. October 6. 1870 ats O'Clock; CATHt.
18th year OF he, age. ''''
fuoefal IRON her late residence In Moundville
this Thursday afternoon at O'Clock.
Friends OF the family arc inyI,ed IN s,,e,g
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The defendant will take notice that the demo.
sit!ons OF John Brane, Henry Strauiman,
vAver,- Baker aud Mrs. - Baker, Will be
taken at the law office Of G: L. Cr.nmer, 10. 90
Twelfth ItreeL Wheeling, West Virginia, on The
10th day OF November. 1890, between the hours
In evidence IN the above named cause on be.
half Of said complainant; aud II from any cause
the taking OF the said dispositions thAli not be
commenced. or being commenced, thall not be
completed on that day, the taking OF the same
will be adjourned from tine 10 time until The
same shall be completed.
SELMA EHLER,
oc91h by G. L. CRASNEs solicito,
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BucElrn's'Arnica Salyc,

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chepped hands, chilblains,
corrs, and all skin eruptione, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

At Rules held IN tie Clerks Office Of the circuI,
Court for the county OF Ohio, on Monday, the
9th day OF October, A. D. LEO.
Exchange Bank OF wheeling against Frederick
J. Norton, hrs. Diana c. Norton, Jennie Y.
Keeper, In their own right, and Frederick J.
Norton, Ecwsfd :. horton, Seneca d. Norton
and Joseph Campbell is executors OF Z. n. Nor.
ton deceased. II cha1cery.
The oo;ec, o! this silt Is to recover Of the de.
PENDANTS. Frederick J. Norton and Mrs. Diana
Z. Norton. the sum OF two thousand and forty.
two Collars with lawful inleres, thereon from
The SIS! day OF Mag, A. D. 1883, until paid, 10. a
deb, due from s!a Frederick J. Norton and Nm.
Diana G. Moron 20 said plaintiff upon q note
Inaae and signed By .aid Frederick J. Norton,
andpaysble 10 the said Diana Z. Norton. and by
her endorsed and delivered 10 the plaintiff. 4
further OBJ ect OF said suit Is 10 subject the Inter.
e:t 5. the said Diana C. Norton In certain bonds,
stocks and notes In the possession OF the IL.
chsnSe eank q Wheeling. or John j. Jones, 10
payment ofsi!d plaintiffs claim. A siill turtle,
obitci is 10 procure division Of s.Ity shares Of
Little Miami Railway Company stock, cert!f.
cate io- which Is now In pos e,s.on Of sid pls In.
TIL, or JOHN J. Jones. and In which Diana C,
sortnn and Jennie '. Keeper are Jointly inter.
essd. and affidavit having been made iha, the
said defendants Frederick J. Norton, Diana C.
Norton and Jennie Y. krepe., who ste sued In
the!r own right, and Frederick J. Norton, Ed.
wA!d :. Softo1, Seneca Il. Norton and JOSEPH
Campbell. who are sued as executors OF y "
Norton. deceased. are non residents OF this State
the said nonresident defendants are required 10
appear within one month after the date OF the
first publication Of this order In the CIert's
Office OF our said court at rules 70 be holden
therefor, and DO wis. Is necessary 10 protect
their interests. And Il is ordered inst q copy Of
this orde. be forthwith published ouce a week
for iou; successive weeks in the Wheeling Daily
lSTELLl6 EScER, a newspaper printed and pub
l!shed IN the city OF Wheeling, In the county OF
Ohio, West Virginia, and be posted at the front
door OF the Court Houye Of said Ohio county for
az ieas. twenty days before decree Is rendered
witnes,. John ". Mitchell, Clerk OF the Cir
cult Court OF Ohio County. At the Court House
OF tAtd county, this slh day OF October, ls9o to-
wit: October Rules. 1880.
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk,
Published the fcst time October y, 1870.
Attest: JOHN ". MICHEL, Clerk,
WILLiAx Il. HEAaSE,
Solicitor for Complainant. ocsTh
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CAtarrh Can't be Cured

with local applications, rs they canno.
reich the seat OF the disease. Catarrh is
blood or constitutional disease, and IN
order to cure it you have to take inter
nal remedies. Halls Ca,arrh Cure is
taken internally, and acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls
Ca.arth Cure is no quack medicine. Is
was prescribed By one OF the best physi.
clans in this country for years, and il a
regular prescription. 1t is composed OF
the best tonics known, combined with
the best blood purifiers, acting directly
on the mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination OF the two ingredients is
what produces such wonderful results in
curing catarrh. Send ior testimonials
free.
F. ]: CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, price 75c. DIV
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PITTSBURGH will give the visiting iron
men IS handsome entertainment as they
will get in the country, andshe will show
them such collection OF American in
dustriea as thay will otiiud in an equal
area elsewhere in the country.
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Legal Notices.
NOTICE.
In the Ci,crl. Cour. OF Ohio County, West VIZ.

In the ci,cul. cour. Of Ohio County, West VIZ.
g!nlR.
Notice IS hereby given tina. on Monday, the
first day OF December, 1880, the first day OF the
next regular Term OF said court, or upon the
first day the said court nay be IN Sess on al 4
tpecisl terE1 after this notice shall have been
published In this newspaper once week Tor
iour successive weeks. commencing with tie
first publication thereof on the 18th day OF sep,
TENDER, 1900, the undersigned guardian and pr.
uiioner. pursuant TO his petition. which has
teen hitd In said court. will apply Tor an order
OF saic court IS prayed In Paid petition. hnthor.
izlng him as foreign guardian OF his minor chill
dren. Wilbur +. Cocn, Della D. Coen and Archie
s. coen. appointed as sucn gustdIsn By the
Probate Court. sedgwick county. In the State oil
Kansas, and duly qualified 10 sue for. iecove.
AID receive all money and personal property
which may or does belong 10 bis Eaii wards. IL
HE EAnrer a. II he were appointed guardian
OF suca wards In this State, AID ordering such
other and further relief In the premises TO re-.
titioner as he may be entitled to o. the
court can grant. The said petitioner set forth
among her things that said wards are entitled
TO A5ou. 1850 beqneathed 10 them by Mary ann
Coen, deceased. now In the hands OF Louis 7.
steenrod. Sheriff OF Ohio county, and as such
committee administrator OF Mary Ann Coeu,
with her will annexed.
FRANKLIN Goes,
Guardian as Aforesaid and petitioner, by CAID.
WELL d cALDTEiL. hts attorneys se26!1h
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The Democrats in McKinley's district
must be frightened. They are talking
about the lavish use Of Republican
money-discounting early the moral OF
their defeat.
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Capt. Il. L. Dovener's appointments.

NouuGTillc. Marshall county. Cct IS. ! p. Il.
ClarkSbuTg. Harrison county. Oct. Is, 90 D. 10.
Weston, Lewis county, Oct -, l p. NJ.
Sutton. BtJItou county, DC, -
West Union, Doddridge county, Oct. o.,lpa,
New Cumberland. Nov. 5, 10 p. n.
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Of, they will fad great satisfaction In
having done thing Of practical value.
For the bencf. Of Senator Faulkner
and his political friends the ISrELLi'
oE,cEr las prepared an instructive little
array Of figures. The voting population
Is from the census Of 1850. There were,
Of course, more people entitled tovote
eigh. years later, but We can afford to
give the Democratic party the advan.
t,sr OF the difference.
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Loose's Red Glover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con.
stipations. 25c. per box, boxes for 81.
FO. sale by Logan Drug Company, ptY
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IN Observation-Disclosures OHIO
L County, West Virginia, .o-wit: October
SUMMONS:


TIE STAIR OF WEST vIRGISiA:
To THE sHIgIFF ov OHIO COUNTY, GREE1ISo:
We COMMAND you that you summon Oelrich
Ehler, II he be found In your bailiwick, 10 ap-
pear At the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Cou,, OF
Ohio County at Rules 10 be held tot the said
court, on the first Monday in August, 1880, 10
answer bill IN chancery exhibited against
hin IN the said court, by Sonia Ehle.. And have
then and there this writ. Witness, John VI.
Mitchell. Clerk OF our said Court, at the Court
House OF said county. in the city OF Wheeling.
the 9th day OF July, 1880, and In the 2s;h yess
OF tie state Of West Virginia
JOHN ". MITCHELL, CLERK,
sHERIFF's REruaS:-Oelrich Ehler Is no in.
habitAnt Of my bailiwick nor found therein this
9Th day OF August, 1870.
4. ?. GARDEN, DIS,
for L. STEESRUD, 8, &C,
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The old.iashioned crinoline, OF eican-
tic proportions, is coming from Paris.
The small 10y may cry "Hoopla!" girls.
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Admission, IS and 50 cents. No extra charge
for reserved seats. Gale Of seats commences
saturday, October II, al C. A. Houses Music
SfCre. nnQ
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WHEELING, OCTOBER 0, 1890.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

REPUBLICAN TICKET.
ToR JUDGE oH INK CoCET or APTLAlS,
HON. J. u. REYNOLDS,
Of Mineral County.
TOR roHGRps.
FgrE Eisis!a-W. T.. HUBBARD,
OF Ohio COUniT.
EtcOad D!Itrfct-GEoHGE HARNAS,
Of Grant County.
Third. Diard-TllEopHll.Cs GAlSE'
oi TAyette County.
Tourt!t Di,4ftct-CIiARLEs d. sNlTH,
oil Wood County.
cLKaK oYTHE COUNTY COURT,
RICHARD ROBERTSON.
yoE.cLrEE OF THE CIRCUIT corgT,
e. L. BaiCE.
Eng ErGIE ETSITE,
y. Z. WHITAKER.
roe HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
". E. HEARSR,
DAEL. MAXWELL,
CHARLES MoESlSGsTAR,
JOHN cuIYiSs.
Election, Tuesday, November |.
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY
w tyrsSiitet. 4 position. Expert on cali.
g1ph. address p. o. Box SIS. Washington. b. G.
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TuI peculiar enervating effect oil sum.
mer weather is driven of By Hoods
Sarsaparilla, which "makes the weak
strong" g
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BEEcHAM's PILLS act like magic on a
Weak Stomach.
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FORsALE-A H1CKORYBICYCLE,
l. nearly nes. A star bicycle, tecond hand.
AddfcSi OF Call Gu c. Z. Irwin. lsBelle Iron
WORKS ocfS
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New Advertisements.

WASTED--A GIRL TO DO GEN.
w ERAL homework. Inquire at 10 Pour.
tcenth strekt. .H. DCs
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Election. Tuesday, November /.