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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-02-26

No aSsemDIaQe OF Citizens DernaDS IN
the history OF this country mas ever
excited sucn ueeD and universal inter-
est rs the one which will convene III
the eiEv OF ST. Louis on the I'D inst
THE great industrial elements will there
BE represented. Thew are To meet ana
consult together Tor tine common good
The men VINO 70 there viii De sent 10
represent tine sentiments or their re-
sDectfve constituencies They viii not
70 there 70 carry Ont their own Decu-
liar and individual views Thew are
not to work III tine interest or anv par
ticuiar political uzrrv- Thew are TO do
the very best timing Tor the relief and
welfare of the people VINO sent them
there. We regret 10 sea some DISPOSE
ton IN certain quarters 10 pack that
BODY IN the interest OF the democratic
party. We would quietly give ont a
friendly note on waruTnT-ff anv man
roes to THAT conference and assumes 10
drive his people into a false position he
will be renuCiarea is ne should be bv
his people. Let tina people ne watch
ful. firm and fai1f1fui and thew witt tri-
uruutl-Presineut Folks Progressive
Farmer.
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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-02-26

Senator Stanford or California has
ortieren Id 600 extra cnples or Senator
sReffer,s great speech ON governments
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-10
COMMITTEES NAMED.

The next order OF business WINS the
selection Of members OF the executive
and legislative committees. The follow
ing gentlemen were appointed on tho
executive committee: james Cooper, OF
Brooke county; Peter Grow, OF Mar
shall, and J.. b. Garvin, of Ohio, from
the Alliance; Roman Dobler, Jcre
Meade and Thomas V. Salisbury, from
the Trades Assembly.
Legislative committce-T. M. Garvin
and W, w. Foreman, from the Alliance,
and !. W. Imhon, John O'Brien and G.
NJ. Donley. from the Trades Assembly.
An additional member from the ALI
ance is to be chosen at the meeting Of
the Marshall county Alliance at
Moundsvillc next Saturday.
The subject OF raising the stock for
the union store was brought up, and
on motion the secretary was instructed
to send a circular TO each local union
and surveillance, giving the particulars
OF the plan and suggesting subscrip-
tions to the capital stock.
Tho convention then adjourned, and
the executive committee met and elect
ed J: 3. Garvin president and Roman
Dobler secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-10
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

In Omaha, where the Methodist Gen
eral conference is holding its sessions,
there are sixteen fiourishing Methodist
churches and three missions, 1t is also
the home OF Bishop J. p. Newman, who
is said to DO SO popular that when he
is announced to spenk no church will
hold those who desire to hear him..
Costa RIGA has one Of tho largest and
finest archaeological collections in the
world, showing many Columbian relics
and historical data relating to the dis
covery OF America The collectiongoes to
Madrid this year for tho Spanish expo
sition and will afterwards 60 to Chica-
80. +,
The, millstones used in the United
States formerly came from France, but
an excellent substitute was found in
tho buhr.stone OF Pennsyl vania and
Ohio, and that is now used to the exclu-
sion ofithe foreign product.
The rajal OF India, who likes sh owv
things, has had made furniture set all
OF glass-glass bedsteads and chairs
hugo glass sideboards and other articles
OF domestic use. -
At a teachers meeting in sedalia two
OF Tennyson'a poems were "analyzed.n
There was not enough left OF Tennyson
to grease a griddle. ---Kansas City Star.
Arrow heads covered with hieroglyp..
hics were an interesting tindEin Lake
county, COL, recently.
: The choir Of tho Mormon temple at
Salt Lake is 800 strong. 81 I'M.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-10
purpose, polluto his eyes with such do
hatchery. Tho Pharisees aro not all
Tho Capitals Pastry.

There Is a common impression that
onc.half Of Washington lives on the
saGron.hued cream puff, which some
authorities have held to DO response.
bic for larger percentage Of Washing 6.
ton deaths than history records OF any
great battle OF tho war.
Allthis, OF course, Is q mistake, doubt.
less growing out OF tho fact that tho
cream puff is in high favor at tho
national capital and tho probability
that a cream puff trust has boon formed
there to kill tho competition Of tho pri.
waite operators in the cream puff
market. .'s', s5ts
Some Of the boardcrs Of a fashionable
hotel alto freely Of tho delusiyo thing
and their physicians said 1t was all OH
account Of the tyroxicon in the puff.
Since this kind of:thing Isl frequent
occurrence in Washington, and rs
Washington is going to keep right on
stimulating It's patriotism with tho cap.
tivatiug pull, Congress should pass Al,
act requiring tho brand Of tyroxicon
and the quantity used to be blown in
every cream putt before the same shall
DO exposed for sale.
1t is not probable that Mr.. Holman
would objcct'to this.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-10
Put Elm Ont,

Now and then tho New York World
sees something Democratic as others
SEQ 1t, and then We are treated to some.
thing really entertaining. Here is n
fine sample for political crazy quilt.
The abscnteeism in tho house OF representa-.
tlvos Is disgrace to tho Democratic majority.
II enough members for n quorum out OF n ma.
ioriy OF $50 cannot remain In their seats ind Mt.
tend to tho duties for which they were chosen
there Is very bad state Of affairs. which ought
70 be remedicd by somo resignaiions to be iol.
lowed by the election Of successors blessed with
industry and sense ofduty.
Tho World should remember that the
enormous Democratic majority is en-.
gagged in tho patriotic task OF saving the
country. Is there any better way than
for Democratic members to absent
themselves? The country would be
saie il there were not a Democrat in
Congress. 1t was saved while most of
the Democrats in congressional business
were in another congress.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-10
Or. parlshurst and tho pharisces.

DR.. Parkhurst and tho pharisces.
Some good people and some who are
no better than they ought to be con-
tinuc to be shocked beyond everything
by DR.. Parkhurst's campaign against
the dens Of iniamy and the police pro-
lection given them. He declared that
these places existed. His statement
was challenged. and all the hosts OF evil
straightway began to make sport Of the
preacher. i.ss 4
Then DR.. Parkhurst armed himself
with witnesses, invaded tho dens and
beheld their infamies. In order to
know what went on he saw it. The as
saults on him for doing this exceed in
fury anything that has been said against
the people who maintain the vile re.
sorts, tho police who protect them and
tho politicians with pulp who d.
vide the plunder with the police.
So lar as most Of tho criticisms are
concerned it is plain that they are born
moro OF regret that the truth has como
out SO that it cannot be gainsaid than
OF any honest feeling Of sorrow that
Clergyman would, even for tho noblost
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-10
A WolI. EauIpped Nan.
Pal.burg Commercial Gaztte.

Pitts6urg Commercial Ga:ette.
Col. GEL Poorman seems to have
carried at least fiity-one Of Belmont's
sixty.three delegates on Saturday. and
under the arrangement entered into
between himself and Senator Nichols
this will give him the solid delegation
from his home county and bring him
within twenty-four votes OF nomina-
ton for Congress in the Sixteenth Ohio
district. As her has many soldier
friends throughout the district, his
nomination is more than probable.
Col. Poorman is one OF the best posted
and best-equipped men in the country
for Congress, and without disparasing
the other candidates there is a general
desire to see him win.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-10
Whit is the Explanation?

Adviccs from London tell Of tho dis
tress among the waSe.earncrs in the
north and midland counties OF England.
The iron and steel works OF that impor-
tant section have shu! down, there is no
work and there is no money, but there
is large increase in the number OF per.
sons thrown on the poor rates.
The number OF temporary paupers is
9per cent of the whole population
nine persons out of every hundred OF
all the people depending on the public
charity for the scant subsistence that
makes the difference between life and
death by starvation.
When there is any lack OF work and
wages in any American industry we
know just what the trouble is. The
free traders tell us. 1t is all along OF
the protective tariff, which breeds a
condition of affairs which the free
trader knows al! about when the dis.
turbance is in some protected country.
With regard to England the situation
is altogether different. There the
trouble cannot be protection, for that is
tho exemplary land OF free trade and
high morality. 1t cannot DO trust
trouble, for the free trader never heard
OF trust or any similar continuance in
free trade England.
OF course there is some cause that
drives to paupcrism the highly favored
beings who have been employed in the
English iron and steel irdustry-some-
thing. but the free trader can not guess
what it is. He can only squirn like a
fresh worm on fish hook. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-10
Well Meant but NJ isuuderstood.


The esteemed Martinsburg Independ.
ents sensitive feelings promptit to take
exceptions. TO the 1STELLlGrNcER cor.
respondents comments upon that place
MS convention city, as follows:
The TSTILLIdEScEg's correspondent In the Is.
sue oil that paper for Thursday. strikes M un.
necessary md unworthy blow at Martinshurs as
place for holding conventions, Our town Is rs
central TO the other people OF the state as are
their towns TO u.s. We arc near Washington and
the large eastern cities to which places delegates
usually extend thor trip, There Is no Just or
and the editor OF the ISrELtGEScEH should cor
rect it
The 1NTELLlGENCER regrets that the
Independent failed to appreciate the
good intentions of the correspondent,
whose reference to Martinsburs's hos.
pitality was couched in tho following
enthusiastic terms:
The old Virginia hospitality Is hero In great
chunks, and the Republicans who overflow the
hotels and boarding houses tonight are greeted
with such hearty cheer on all sides that the DIS.
comfor, OF being crowded three in bed and In
Vulnerable cots on the floor Is forgotten, and
everybody Is In good humor.
The extension OF hospitality Is not alone by
Republicans, Democrats assisting with them In
welcoming cordially the guests OF the beautiful
capital OF the Eastern Panhandle. In this re.
spcct Martinsburg is a good convention city.
From u geographical point Of view 1t Is very
bad, being SO inconyenient OF access TO fully
three.fOurths OF the state. 'a' - ,3f
We fail to SEQ just where the hide
pendent finds cause for complaint. The
reference to Martinsburg's geographical
position in this connection was in no
way 4 reflection on that beautiful city
or its inhabitants. 1t was simply re-
nex OF the sentiment Of the delegates
who, while they had naught to COM
plain of in the matter OF entertain
ment, were OF the opinion that state
conventions should DO held at more
central points.
The same objection might under sim
liar circumstances apply to Wheeling,
Charleston and other important cities
Of the state not centrally located, and is
consideration which should beItaken
into account by the state committee in
fixing the place for state convention.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-10

WIEN Calvin 5. Brice reads the
eulosics Of German as a presidential
possibility, he would be less than
human if he did not decide to do his
best to initiate in Ohio the methods OF
the Maryland boss, which have made
him the envy Of every political des-
perado in the country. If the German
sort of thing is to be deified, Brico may
as we'll be in it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-10

SOME of the delegates to Minneapolis
being instructed for Mr.. Blaine, it is
said he must OF course be voted for, no
matter whether his name is presented
or not, no matter whether he will ac-
cept or not, no matter anything but in
structions. II instructions do really
drive delegates to this idiotic length,
the wisdom OF not instructing requires
no other vindication.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-10
Ghe :0atelliqettter.
WHEELING. MAY 10, 1909.

TILE approaching contest Is rendered
especially important by renson of tho In.
dustrini and financial policies of tho Gov.
eminent being Mt stake. Tho popular do.
cisIon on those Issues Is OF great momont
and will b, OF fnr-reaohing consequence
James G. Blaine
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-10

The Hon. Thomas C. Platt roaming
about over tho country seeking some
body to knock out his Uncle Ben, shows
how shy some great men are OF letting
the right hand know how funny the
left hand can be. When Mr.. Plat finds
what he wants it is to be hoped that he
will recognize his discovery. yIgy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-10

If any number OF Englishmen want
to try to drink all the whisky Of Ken
lucky why not tackle it single:handed,
instead Of going at in syndicate form?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-10

UNLESS Mr.. Watterson can get Mr..
Cleveland to believe that he is really
small potatoes in tho Democratic hill,
Mr.. Wattcrson will have failed in his
present mission. = n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-10

ONCE more tho steady growth OF
West Virginia journalism is shown in
practical way. The Parkersburg State
Journal, already creditable publica-
ton. has changed its form to eight
pages, put in improved machinery,
overhauled itself generally and gratified
its friends with the evidence of its
prosperity and the implied determine.
ton to do still better and to deserve
still more. The INrELLlGEScER is OF
the host of the gratifed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-10

The Chicago Inter Ocean has IN eye OF
at least average clearness and keenness,
and this is the way it sees an interest
situation:
The anti.Harrison Republican, are holding
meetings to consider who eau defeat the Prcsi.
not likely to find him. Few popular men cane
topose as the champion Of sore heads.
Anything-to-beat.H Harrison is like
somo other cries the country has heard,
and is lacking in the quality which
catches the popular fancy. The masses
Of the Republican party have not been
invited to take part in any OF the much
announced caucusses in this interest.
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tho lowest retail rates prevailing, and
after all expenses arc paid, tho profit
for the first year to be applied TO ex-
tending the business, ii deemed advis-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-10

FOR SALE-A FEW HUNDRED
~ Cabbage, Caullhower aud Tomato Plants.
MF. DE CHAETAL. myl0.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-10

HOOPS Sarsaparilla absolutely cures
where other preparations fail. 1t pos.
sesses medicinal merit peculiar to it.
self. II.
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FOUND ON MONDAY, MAY 0, A.
IL Gray Mare. about nine years old. Owner
can have same by proving property and paying
charges BY calling at $50 Seventeenth street,
rmylOo e. NJ ...H
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A rLAN OF BUSINESS

and who shall meet once quarter
to examine the accounts and general
condition OF the business and report
the result to the stockholders. The
directors may separate the business
into departments, placing over each one
an agent, who shall be responsible for
his department. All business shall DO
done on cash basis. The agents
salary shall be paid semi monthly, and
rents for rooms paid monthly in ad.
vance. All firms doing business with
this association shall be required to
furnish two bills OF sale, ono OF which
shall DO mailed direct to tho president
of tho association, tho other to the
agent. Tho president shall be men,
Der Of the board of directors, said
board to consist OF six members, who
shall meet at tho beginning Of each
quarter to audit accounts. The agent
alone is responsible for dcbts. 81 II,
No agent or salesman will be per-
mitted to misrepresent m article to
effect sale. The board OF directors
shall receive 81 so per day and expenses.
Two days for each quarter shall DO tho
maximum. All goods shall be sold at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-10

II ECTURE-"TflE SIGNS OF THE
- TIMES" Tuesday evening at 8o'clock, at
Chapllne N. Y. Church. bysltev. J. C. Hull, j. d..
sion free. 77n thT UFl' myl0'
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VERY DESIRABLE MARTINS
" FERRY property for silo. Address Lock
Box 231. Martins Ferry. Ohio. fe20.aru
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WANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR
Nv general housework Inquire at No. :2s9
Chaplihc street, E' myl0
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED-A GOOD HOUSE OAR
wv PEWTER Address A. BEALL, 27o3 Jacob
street mylUs
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WTANTED-ENERGETIC SEWING
wv Machine canva.ets on salary. either Ia.
dies OF gentlemen. Apply 10 tho SINGER MAN.
Ing. ". Va myo
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.

CALL at +. schenk & Sons for mess
of-tenderloins:
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WTANTED-ENERGETIC MEN TO
wv sell nursery stock; liberal salary and OK.
peilses paid; steady work guaranteed. Address
a once. with stamp, giving aSe, r. D. KSlFflN,
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WTANTED. AT ONCE-AN EXPE.
w RlENCED retail furnishing goods sales.
man; also first.class retail clothing salcsmen
only hrstclais men with A reference Address
"R." care this office mylO
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FOR MEDICINAL USE
NO EuSEl OIL

There arc many so-called whistles In the mar.
ket but II has been proven beyond all doubt
that DUFFY'sis TIE ONLY PURE MEDICINAL
ONE. Asarcmedy for Pneumonia, Malaria or
DYSPEPSIA II Is admIrablc. 1t tones up the sys.
ten md purlHes the blood.
WOMEN
WIN find thi, grand preparation Of the greatest
benefit while to 'a''57
H0. l. MEN
1t brings now lilo and imparls fresh vlgor to tho
whole system. 1t can DO obtained at oil drug.
gtsts and grocers Send for our book.
THE DUFFY MAKE .WHf5KEf co.,
tn f.oCheStor, y. Y.
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OBJECTS IN VIEW.

Upon reconvening Mr.. Dobler ad-
dressed the convention as to the OBJ
jects and aims OF the organization, and
dwelling upon the necessity OF repeal
ing obnoxious laws and ordinances un-
justly discriminating between producer
and consumer. He assured all that the
political effect OF such 4 combineas was
contemplated would injurc nobody.
Mr.. Foreman also spoke briefly on
the same line. He said the producer
and the consumer had been at war for
several years, and the products could
not be proftably marketed through the
present channels; therefore the mem
beers desire to market them themselves.
Mr.. Robertson also dwelt on some of
the reforms it was desirable to bring
about, and which a combine Of this
sort should be ablo to effect. ,sasg
Theproposed plan Of organizing union
or cooperative stores over tho country,
with central headquarters in Wheel
ing, was then read, and the details gone
into in very spirited manner. There
seemed to be good deal OF divergence
OF opinion as to the aims OF the project,
and there was good deal OF talk about
middle men. The idea of tho majority
was to have the produce OF the members
OF the Alliance sold direct to the con-
sumner at these stores. In some OF the
details the plan was altered. AS finally
adopted the project has the following
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The association is to be known as the
Producers Cooperative Association, to
be organized for the purpose of reduc-
ing the cost OF exchange of products as
between producer and consumer and
establishing a uniform rate OF exchange
in harmony with labor performed and
risks assumed. The principal office
shall be in the city of Wheeling. and
the business that OF dealing in farmers
products, machinery, groceries and gem
eral merchandise. The capital shall
consist OF 1000 shares OF S. each, with
privilege OF increasing to 10000 shares,
% per cent to be paid in and the re-
mainder TO BIO paid quarterly. The
stock may on y be held by organizations
or individual members oil labor unions
or sub-alliances, and no individual
member to hold more than fifty shares
and tho stock is not transferable, except
as from one organization to another Of
similar character, subject TO the APP
proval OF the board OF directors.
The holders of said certificates shall
not be hold liable for other sums than
the stock subscribed, tho president and
treasurer being responsible for the I'M
paid amount OF stock. When sutfi-
cient number Of shares are taken, a
meeting OF the stockholders OF tho u.s.
ISOLATION or their delegates shall select
n suitable agent or agents to transact all
business, and elect a. board OF six direc-
tors, who shall devise