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scoUND REIs WANTED.
They "Invosted" Poor Peoples Money Ii
Real Estate and Skipped.

They ~"InyeSted" Poor People'S Money In
Real Estate md Skipped.
CHICAGO. August s-The police are
looking for Alderman William L, KAN
berllng, OF the Fourteenth ward, and
Arthur N. Demarest, his partner in the
real estate business, who, It is stated,
disappeared several days ago, taking
with them about $4,000 belonging to
their customers. They made an assign
ment and have not been seem War
rants for embeEElement have been
sworn out by some Of the people whose
money is gone. K~amberiing was pop
ular among the pool. people OF the
northwestern part Of the city, and
hundreds Of them went to him To In
vest their earnings in real estate on the
monthly payment plan.
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We offer ono hundred dollars reward
for any case Of Catarrh that capnot be
cured by Halle Catarrh Cure.
+. j. CnRNEY & Co., Toledo, o.
We, tho undersigned, have known +.
]. Cheney for tho last Is years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WEST 4 TnUAx, Wholesale Druggiats,
Toledo, 0.
WALpINd KINNAN & MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catnrrh Cure Is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucouA surface Of the system. Tcsti-
monials sent free. Price Zoe. per bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
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WEATHEn oRop nULAETIN

OF the West Virginia Weather Service for
the Week Ending August 7.
PAREERsBuRd. W. Va, August 81
Drought-The long continued and dis
tressing drought was broken July 81,
and since then several capious showers
quite g%eneral) have tended to improve
the growing crops and accordingly the
outlook Ia more encouraging.
RainiRii-Fhe rainfall was below the
normal and averaged for the state .84
inch. Excessive rainfall reported from
Beverly, Randolph county, which to.
getherwith wind, badly damaged corn
in parts OF the county,
Temperature-The temperature was
about normal andaVeragOd for the state
70 degrees.
Oorn-Corn was considerably dam.
aged by drought on hillsidesi 1t gener-
ally has a better appearance, and Is i'm
proving since the rains, and II favor
able weather continues the damages
will be recovered.
Wheat-Plowing for fall wheat pro.
crossing slowly on account Of the
ground not being in the best OF order.
Grass-Pasturage short, but improv-
ing since the rains. In some localities
there will be no cloyerseed raised.
Meadows all cut and put up.
Potatoes-The potato crop very good
in most districts; late potatoes will i'm
prove some since the shower.
stock-Stock OF all kinds doing well
considering the shortness Of pasturaGe.
Fruit-Fruit Of all kinds not maturing
we'll; good weather for melons.
Observation-Disclosures doing very
we'll and improving.
Tobacco-The weather has been very
favorable to tobacco.
Vegetables - Vegetables have revived
very much. w. W, DENT.
Observer Weather Bureau, Director.
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prrrrn THAN rwo EXTRA SESSIONS

He should DO ro-oleCted because he is
an American, bOllavos in America for
Americans, tlrst, last aud all tho time,
He believes in American production Us
we'll US American consumption. He
believes In protecting tho American
laboror against his paupor competitor
OF tho foreign countries. He believes
ahat II America has q dollar to spare
she had better glvo II TO an American
citiEon than sond II abroad. He believes
II 10 tho prime duty Of tho government
to place d tariff on all articles that we
can produce In this country, whether
tho raw material or tho manufactured
article, and admit iFoe such necossNrios
OF lilo 40 wO cannot successfully pro.
duce In this country lie should DO 70.
elected because his election by an over.
whelming majority would do moro to
restore confidence and stimulate tho
business lnteresta Of tho country than
two extra sessions Of Congress. l1O Is
tho bost ftlond tho laboring man has
had ina generation. ELIAS WRNoER,
BaRgageman, Chicago 4 Northwestern
railroad.
CryStdl Fdtb, Mich, July ~, 1903.
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Terrible Explosion.

CLEVELAND, O., August S.-Chere was
q terrible accident In the converting do
partment OF the Bossemer Steel Works
here this afternoon and FIVE men were
terribly burned and cooked by molten
metal. The workmen were about to
make a cast and the apparatus became
uumanageable. With a hiss the hot
metal flowed into the pit under the con-
vetter. and as it struck the water there
was q terrific explosion. Foreman John
Lilly, Robert McCloud and Jesse Smell
are all terribly burned. Two laborers.
names unknown, also received injuries
that may be prove fatal.
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WOOL IN MONTANA.

If the prospect Of q change in the
tariff laws has the same effect through
out the country that the prospect OF tho
removal Of tariff on wool has in Mon.
tana, 1t is difficult to assign a reason
why any voter OF good sound sense
should refuse to vote for Governor Nc
Kinley this fall. A reduction Of from
five to seven cents per pound, and the
difficulty to sell at even that reduction,
have made all the difference to the
flock-owners OF o fair profit on their
business and no profit at all, but rather
a loas. II this Is the effect OF the ex'
p~ectAtion OF the change, what will the
change itself produce? L. WHITNEY.
Helena, Montana, July IA, 1898.
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nrnL pnnoonAoy vnoN pownn.


His election would tend to restore
business confidence, so badly shaken
by the thgeat OF repeal OF the law bear
ing his name. 1t will show the busi'
ness world that tho people will soon re-
turn to the principles that made the
country prosperous, that furnished
employment at good wages to u own
workmeu instead OF to foreign laborers.
In fact, it will be IN indication that the
American system lie destroyed in tho
interest OF foreign nations; that the
great ally Of foreign interests (Democ'
racy) will be hurled from power before
entirely bankrupting the nation.
]. l. Roe, Farmer.
Alicsl, Ore, July II, 1892.
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Honeyvillc, Utah, dub lg, 1903.
rnrr rnAprps poN,r l1Kr ulM.

He is a credit to tho state he repro.
sents as governor and will not be for
gotten in history. He is the best
known champion OF protection in tho
United states Of America. lie is u truo
friend TO labor md homo industry.
Free traders do not like him because lie
has given them a hard road to travel
aud reconstruct, He has given the
Democrats more literature than any
e.her statesman in place ut the present
time. He has proven that he has no
selfish motive, but true citizenship. He
has given the wool growers an average
OF eight cents more for wool in 'O2 than
they can get In 'a3. Why not place him
in the chair at Washington as our next
President Of the United States OF
American NJ. FAY.
Eden, WscOaSin, July IL, 1893.
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or "North Star Points," a book of refer.
enco for all points between Chicago and
Lake Superior along the line OF the
Milwaukee & Northern railroad, now
tho Lake Superior division OF the
Chicago, Milwaukee 4 st. Paul railway
has Just been issued. II tells where Il
hunt the deer and where the trout hide,
Good hunting and fishing all along the
line. Send your address and q two-cent
stamp to George II. HeafFord, g. P. A..
Chicago, ILL.,, orto John h Pott, D. z. A.,
Williamsport, Pa, for nj Of them.
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TuB pANKRupr TIDAL WAVE.

Tho election in Ohio is OF national
importance, The Republicans of the
nation are looking to their ca-workera
there to hold alolt the banner Of Pro-
lection to home industry, Mckinley
has ceased 10 be only q citizen OF Ohio,
but is more q representative Of those
principles which have always brought
prosperity 10 our people, aud It will
mean a great deal ia bringing q return
to prosperity and in stopping the tidal
wave Of bankruptcy and ruin. II ne u
elected by an increased majority, such
show that they at least arc not in favor
OF free wool, bankruptcy, and idleness,
Men OF Ohio, do your duty. Elect Nc
Kinloy by u large majority,
A, +. GEORGE,
Contractor and Builder.
Scranton, Nd, July ID, 1893.
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ANOTHER onEcF LESSON,

Governor Mckinley Is n OF the
ablest opponents of protection that we
have to-day in our nation and not to
return him to his present position
would be a sad day not only to the
grand old state OF Ohio, but tn all lovers
Of good government in our nation, and
lot lue say right here that believe
the good sense Of the voters OF Ohio,
with the practical effect that q Demo,
cratic President and Congress have had
upon the prosperity of our country, will
present an object lesson not soon to be
forgotten. ELLIOTT MuNsoN, Farmer. ,
Dous, Iowa, July 10, 1898.
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MAIN pILLAn op we REpupLIe

Because under the protective taFlt
system the United States has proapered
until, with only one century OF pro-
gress, it rivals the golden eras Of an
tiuuity. Protection has closed the
American ports to the pauper manutac-
.tured goods OF Europe, thus giving to
the American woFkingman oppor-
tunities for advancement which do not
exist in any foreign nation. A ripe
scholar, q profound patriot, a gentle
man let every American citizen who
loves honor and the preservation oil our
prosperity rally around him at the
coming election In Ohio and defend
those principles OF the Grand Old Party
which, since 1860, have proved TO be the
main pillar In supporting our republic.
IRVING s. BANKS, College Student
Bslvidtre, III, Jab 10, 1893.
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IF you feel weak
and all worn out take
o s IRON BITTERS


Keep the head cool, tho feet warm
and the bowels open, Bacon's Celery
Cure Is a vegetable preparation and acts
as a natural laxative, aud is the great
est remedy ever discovered for tho euro
OF dyspepsia, liver complaint aud oil
blood, liver and kidney diseases. Call
on Logan Drug. Company, solo agent,
and get q trial package free, Large
siZo 6Oc, 2
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IoAvb a bottle Of Chamborlaln's Collie,
Cholera and Dlarrhma Remedy 10 a
family OF ten persons aud II cured them
all. They say II was u good medicine.
A. /. DRRh Cowen's Ford, M~eclenberg
Co, N. o. For sale by y. X Goethe, W.
W. Irwin, We Mccullough, o. Mpnke.
meller, 8, L Bflce, j. Coleman, O.
sehncpi, W, o. Atmbtecht, the kuFtE
Drug Co, lincoln 4 90, W, p. VIII.
liRms, John Klarl, A. II. scheSle, and
". II. Williams, Whoollngj Bowie 4
Co., Bridgeport o., and h n Peabody,
Banwood, w. Va, MwFdw
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If you IRE not feeling strong and
healthy, try Electric Bitters. II LA
Grippe" has left you weak and weary,
use Electric Bittera. This remedy acts
directly on liver, stomach and kidneys,
gently aiding those organs to perform
their functions. Ii you are afflicted
with sick headache, you will find speedy
and permanent relief by taking Elec.
trio Bitters. Ono trial will convince
you that this is the remedy you need.
Large bottles only SOC, at Logan Drug
Co.'S drug store.
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AS ONO ooas, so aors THB NATION,

AS OHIO GOES, so GOES THE NATION
Because oil his wise aud economic ud-
mlnlstratlon during his present term Of
office, his reelection would be to the
best interest OF the Republican party
throughout the nation. Should he be
defeated 1t would be one Of the most
severe blows the cause Of protection
could have in this country. 1t would
be to the best interest Of the old soldiers
Of the state Of Ohio, their widows and
orphans. Last Of all, 1t would be to the
best interest of the entire population Of
the great Buckeye state to have Gov,
Nm. Mckinley reelected for two years
mora, and as Ohio goes in November 80
COOS the nation in 1896.
Defiance, Ohio, July 20, 1893.
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New York, August 81 Won HofF-
man & %, will ship 100000 gold on
the s. S. Lain leaving Southampton to-
morrow and H~eidelbach, Ickolheimer &
Co., 100000 on the same steamer, Last
named firm will also ship 100000 gold
additional on Saturday steamer. This
makes S5,000,000 gold on way to this
country.
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Change In Time.

On and after Sunday, July 2, train
No. 3S on tho Cleveland, Lorain &
Wheeling railroad, which now leaves
Wheeling at l:60 y. M, central stand.
ard timo, will leave Wheeling at lao p.
III, central standard time. Passengers
for Chicago,an I'M the west can now take
sleeper, leaving ton minutes oarliUr and
arrive in Chicago at 1885 d. m.
j. H. TERRY, q. H. and P. A,
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Yankee Dam, W. Va.
rLuMED KNIGHT OF THE WEST.

Tho eyes of all people center upon
him as tho champion of American
homo industry. Ho is a typical man,
honest, loyal, patriotic, faithful to
every trust, true to his conviction and
a Jealous servant Of his constituents.
His reelection will DO the v~indication
OF a true man and d just cause. II will
revive industry and restore confidence,
for it will foreshadow tho triumph and
return Of protective principles. 1t will
sound the great ~rallying rHveille for the
campaign Of 90. Let the people OF
Ohio take the initiative step aud the
people OF the country will rally to tho
standard OF protection, Lot there be q
"Plumed Knight OF the West"
J. d. BOWMAN,
Vice President of volant College.
VoIQnt, Pa.
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Dividing creeE, NJ j., July 81, 1891
CAUSE MONEY To CIRCULATE.

William Mckinley is a great man and
a Republican. He represents Republi-
can idoas. aud it is OF the greatest i'm
portance that those ideaa should be
carried into effect, II would, to q great
extent, bring about or restore confidence
in trade, cause more money to circulate,
and make u country prosperous again.
Let every voter in the state Of Ohio vote
for Mckinley. sEDLEY s LOWE,
General Merchandise.
Genesis, Tenn, July IA. 1909.
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R M FOREMOST.
Blairstown, Iowa, JUN l8, 1888

William Mckinley, jr., stands first
and foremost as the champion OF Amer
lean labor and American industries,
upon which depend the prosperity of
the nation. 1t should, therefore, be n
q pleasure for every citizen to have an
opportunity OF voting for this ideal
American. The electors OF Ohio should
not forget this. 1t lie, furthermore, u
tribute, due to this able and patriotic
statesman, that the policy Of protec-
ton which he advocates and for which
he has so faithfully labored, should re-
ceive, through the polls. tho indorse-
ment Of every voter in the United
States. +. j. HAMMERLAND,
Farmer.
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AM AWFuL Y.
John F1un Murders His Four Children ant
Outs His own Throat


ST. LOUIS, August S.-John Finn, q
newspaper carrier, at 1894 Chateau
avenue, about 8 o'clock this morning
almost completely wiped his family out
OF existence, He had been i'll some
days OF fever and while his wife was
absent from the house getting some,
thing for him became dolirious. Jump
ing from his bed he seized a fiat iron
and beat two OF his children, boys,
about the head fearfulIy, infictlng fatal
injuries. Then with a butcher knife he
hacked his two girls in a most horrible
manner, lie completed his fearful
work with a slash across his own
throat. All five arc fatally wounded,
Tho horrible work OF the insane man
was not found until his wife returned
and found their home literally rocking
with blood. =
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WHEELING DAILY INTELLIGENCE. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9 1888

the country prosperous and powerful
and raised the standard Of American
workmen above that Of apy country on
tho globe. He Is Representative Re-
publican, and that party's record Is
such that It should be sustained at the
polls by all who believe that the nation
Is greater than a section, The Demo
cratic party is the party OF hard timeA,
deprecated currency, sectionalieln,
without definite principles, no far rs the
great questions which confront ps are
concerned, Governor Mckinley is q
man Of ideas backed by a party Of ideas
and should be reelected by an Increased
majority,
Monticello, MINI, July 81, 1893
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value OF a dollar, and they fully appFa.
clate what the doctrine Of protection
has done for them. They ara ready and
willing to testify TO the beneficial eff
tects that the Mckinley bill has had on
their values, aud they join heartily
with all other lovers OF protection in
earnestly wishing tho re-eieetion Of
Governor Mckinley to that high posi-
ton no has so ably filled in the past,
WALTER MANYILLE LINDSAY,
Rea Derby, ", July 10, 1893,
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Take lilo Dniumoto 4 ohio 70 CbiUneo,

Excursion tickets now on salO via
tho baltimore 4 0hip at reduced round
trip rates, good returning until Novon.
Der D, 1903. Trains leave Wheeling,
paatotn tlne, AT $3.50 q. in. and 1i26 y.
IN. daily, aud AZ $3.50 y. M, rrocpi Sun.
dap For gleeping car Recommendations
and other information enquire Of Baltl-
moro 4 Ohio agents,
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rRorEcr1oN NOR AnANpoNEp.

Because his reelection will aid large
ly in restoring the confidence OF the
people in the future prosperity OF tho
country inspire our people with u well
grounded belief that our policy OF pro-
lection to home industries is not to be
abandoned, and aid materially In avert
ing a financial panic.
CHARLES l. VAIL,
Attorney .at.Law.
Blairstown, Iwa July ID, 1899
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The Mckinley bill or law gives pro.
toCtion TO all laboring mon Of every
class, tho farmers as we'll os other labor
era. think It's repeal would prove n
disaster to all industries Of tho United
States and reduce wages to nothing. l
am q farmer and postmaster.
l. W. MERMMAN.
Mtrrtman, Tam, Iiy 20, 1893,
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A TO COUNTRY.

Because he is a man OF pre,eminent
ability, Of great moral force and Of 10y
atty to principle and country, and OF
unimpeaehabIe character. The repre-
sentative Of the loyal sentiment Of tho
country, embodying in his life aud
political principles all that is noble in
manhood, he secures to all citizens the
assurance that that they have a states
man who advocates the highest and
best interests OF the people Of Ohio and
OF the United States, We think the
reelection OF Governor Mckinley would
honor the intelligence Of Ohio citizen
D. FossELMAN, Retired Merchant,
Baih Ranch. ~ Y. ,Julu II, 1893.
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A valuable Rouledy.

Hon. Edmund L. Pitts, the late presl-
dent OF the New York state senate,
writes:
estate OF New YoRK, SENATE CHAMBER,
ALBANY, March II, 1885.
Ihave used ALLcooK's Porous PLAsTERs
in my family for the past five years, and
can truthfully say they are q valuable
remedy and elect great cures, / would
not be without them. / have in several
instances given some to friends suffer.
ing with weak and lame backs, and they
have invariably afforded certain aud
speedy relief. They cannot be too
highly commended"
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He is the champion Of protection and
protection means prosperity to every
man, woman and child, OF every grade
and condition in life. The expressed
wishes OF the old dominion are so loud
for his defeat, and whatever ia the OK.
pressed will OF Great Britain touching
American politics Ia the opposite desire
Of every true lover Of his country in
America. Every state In America
should be governed by n preferring
the elevation Of his own country to that
Of q foreign country.
Il. LEWIS, Farmer.
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woRLD's cOLUMDIAN EXPOSITION,
Excursion to Chicago via Ohio River RAJ

Excursion to chicago via Ohio River Rail.
road.
On and after this date, until October
81, tho Ohio River railroad will sell
tickets TO Chicngo and return, on nc.
count OF the Worlds Columbian Expo.
sitlon, at greatly reduced rates, Tickets
will DO good for continuous passage Ia
either direction with final limit fol- re-
turn passage November 8, 1893. For
rates OF faro, timeof train aud other In
formation, inquire Of ticket agents,
Ohio River railroad, or write W. ],
Robinson, general passenger agent
ParkersbarE, w, Va.
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Wagon Works rails,

sourn BEND, IND, August ga. D.
Baker, proprietor OF tho South Bend
Wagon Works, at Miahawka, madeau a.
Segment. Liabilities, $4,000 assets.
$4,000. His brother, G. w. Baker, Of
this city, was appointed receiver.
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Powder Minis Explode.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, August s,-Larpe pow
dor mills in tho woods, nine miles east
of here, in Illinois, exploded at noon to-
day. The shock was distinctly heard
and felt in this city. Two men were
killed and several injured.
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D. FossELMAN. Retired Merchant,
Bah Beach, N. Y. July II, 1893.
Tap roRERuNNER OF VICTORY.

As the campaign in that state is to
be fought on national lines, it is the
duty Of every friend Of protection to
American homes to use every legitimate
influence in behalf Of that champion Of
the cause, VIM. Mckinley, ir. His re-
election means the fororunnor OF victory
in '94and '9G, NB. TuRMAE,
Farmer.
Dividing Greek, ~ j., July 81, 1893,
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Because his principles are good for
this nation. He should DO hOuored for
the grand tariff bill no founded for the
good of our country. l have no doubt
his election would be Of great value to
the grand old Republican party.
J.. L CASTOR, Farmer.
D.L.. III u,
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NArloNAn. nor hEcrloNA1.

He Is tho embodiment of all that 10
American and one OF tho greatest cham.
pionS Of protection to American indus.
trius, which has done 90 much to make
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The reason a person sees stars when
no is struck on the head must be be.
cause It makes him sore hoft.-ROcheSter
DemOcraL
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WILLIAM M'kINLEY,
Why the Great Protectiouist
Should be Reelected.
REASONS GIYEN BY THINKING MAN

OF all Glasses why he Should Again
be Governor Of ohio-Loyalty TO
Country Demands it-HIs Election
by an Overwhelming Majority
Would do Much TO Restore Coma.
dence.
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YrnMoNrnna nnLlnYn m niM.

Tho large majority Of tho pOoplO Of
Vermont arO hard working, Intelligent,
industrious farmers, who Know tho