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MIR. AND MRS. KEYS AT HOME

The cosy little parlor of MI. and
Mrs. Robert III. Keys 2l3 3rd st. S. w.
was an occasion of a brilliant and So
clal gathering on last Monday evening
OF few of their personal friends and
acouaintances. MI. and Mrs. Keys are
two genial persons and their friends
are ALWAYS welcome. There were but
few of their friends invited to partake
of their hospitality on last Monday
evening as it was more of all imp omptu
affair.
Miss Brooks and Miss Pate rendered
some very appropriate selections on the
piano, while Mrs. r. Il. Cooper in
whose honor, more particularly the tea
was given, and who in her usual tete-
a-tete makes one pleasant and the COM
Eny agreeable
Among the many persons present
were Mr. and Mrs. SimmS, Mrs. Alice
and Miss Hattie Lee, Mr.. and Mrs.
Broors and daughter, Mr.. Albert M
Nav, Mr.. and Mrs. w. I'll. Brooker,
editor Z. L. Cooper of the Colored
American, Mrs. p. Ill. DiXSon,
Capt. J. C. Perry, w. g. Chase
and others.
1t was about $3.50 when the host and
hostess invited theirguestS to the dining
room below, where d well filled table
met their gaze. 1t contained every
thing delicious and the decoration of
the table was beautiful, which was an
incentive to the appetite of the most
faStidi0uS. 1t was some time before
the company parted for home and with
deep impression OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Keys "at home"
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Jas, W. Taylor

KNOWS HOW TO TREAT
people; he is the most polite maj
in business [ ever saw, he knows
how to handle men. think the
people in Washington are missing a
treat by not patronlzlng this young
man. L have ent cred many barber
shops but L have hot seen any Il
aXcen 9O6 aid 1909 11th st. n. W
March 24--3-mo
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Largest circulation Of any scientific paper in the
WOrIi. Splendidly illustrated. No Intelligent
man should be without it. Weekly, 500
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asSISaon AZ EOmnoy.
RouxEyA W. VA, october IA

RONNEYA> w. VA, OcIOOeI Af'
Tons Eir0r critic E}2i't.r:
s1R:-Ths Republicans Of this county
signed the e6sir,mif1afG'ss6}p and Gejiyyggs
Harrison, OF this place, was chOsenl TO
succeed him. No other business has
transpired, but Hon. G. w. Atkinson,
Of Wheeling, and Mr.. Avis, Of Charles
ton, we're present and set forth before a
mixed audience, fully one-third Of
which were Democrats, the beauties
Of protection and the delights that The
millions Of consumers should take
IN being exOrbitantly taxed TO foster the
trusts that dominated legislation In their
own interest. At night these gentle
men addressed large audience az the
Court House. Mr.. AVN briefly by way
OF introduction and Mr.. Atkinson as
considerable length The latter gentle
men has some warm personal friends
here and have cOnCiliatOrY' manner aud
pleasing address never fail TO command
a most patient aud respectful hearing.
On taking the stand Mr.. Atkinson re-
ceived a cordial greeting by the whole
audience, aad latter on when be was
discussing the merits Of what he calls
the German bill lie took oc-
casion TO pay a glowing tribute
20 the personal worth
and clean political record OF the Hon.
Wa. T.. Wilson, OF which not only his
own district, but the State, the nation
and the world are proud. His EOld
taste was rewarded with q hatterlng
round OF applause. With these eIcep-
tions the small sprinkling OF Repubii-
cans had the clapping and stamping TO
do, and applied 10 rather TO his jokes
than his argument He tried to saddle
she Democratic party with the RESPONSE
ehty Of the hard times which, be
promised, should grow worse and worse
till his party was restored to power.
Re devoted much labor 70 show that
the tariff is only tax where
it touches an article not pro-
duced in the United States, wherever
10 merely protects the farmer pays It,
and consequently 10 is no tax He read
the doom OF the sheep industry In the
United States and confidently predicted
the decay OF enterprise till the people
should again entrust his party to power
He denied that the tariff has made mil
lionaires, excepting only Carnegie,
claiming that all the rest had been
made by Shrewd trading. His speech I
was not as well received as C1e be de- |
livered here two years ago. We pulled /
Nr. Wilson through after that effort, |
and we hatter ourselves that We shall /
do still better this time. OF Thursday /
and Friday OF last week the people Of |
every section OF the county had speak |
ing from such men as Governor Wilson,
Col. Chew, Mr.. Blanchard ant William
L." or as We sffectioRstl cal him
BILLY Wilson" Why shoili we not
-fDQ
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POLITICAL.
OFFICIAL APPOINTMENTS OF SPEAKERS

sacond Conversational District OF west
virginia. Week Ending October 2oth'
1894.
Wednesday, October II, Philippi, Bar
bour county, l p. m..hon. "m' L.
Wilson and Gov. E. w. Wilson.
Belington, Barbour county, p NJ
Hon. VIM. L. Wilson.
Kingwood, Preston county ?. NJ
Hon. Fred, j. Nelson and hon. Samuel
V. WOODS.
Newburg, Preston county, 7 p. H.
Hon. Fred. J. Nelson.
Frankfort, Mineral county, l p. n
Hon. Charles Il. Mansur.
Hampshire county-Col. Robert
White, Mai. A. Mcdonald and Col L.
V. Tavener.
Peudleton county-Hon. M. w. Gam
BILE, Benjamin Trapuell and Hon. Nor
timer Kilgour OF Virginia.
Thursday, October IS, Beverly, Ran
doIpb county, (barbecue)-Hon. WIN.
L. Wilson, Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, OF VII
Vinia; Hon. Fred J. Nelson, Gov L. W.
Wilson and Hon. John J. Davis.
Romney or Capon Bridge, Hampshire
county-Hon. Charles d. Mansur.
Hampshire county - Col. Robert
White, Major A. w. Mcdonald and COL
L. V. Tavsner.
Peudleton county-Hon. Mortimer
Kigour, Hon. NJ. w. Gamble and Ben
jamin Trapnell. g,
Friday, October 10th, Moorefeld or
Wardensville, Hardy county-h0n'
Chas. II. Mansur.
Wheeling. OHIO county-Hon' FREQ
J. Nelson.
Hampshire county-Colonel Rober!
| White, Major A w. Mcdonald and
Colonel L. V. Tavener.
Tucker county, Parsons, l p. NJ
Hon. Wm. L. Wilson.
Mineral county, Davis, Z p. m'-Hon'
William L. Wilson.
Pendleton county-Hon. NJ. w. Gam
BILE, Benjamin Trapnell and don' MOT
timer Kilgour.
J. Edward Hall and Hon a. z. shank
lin, of Maryland.
Saturday, October goth, Petersburg,
Grant county-Hop. Charles A. Mansur.
Fairmont, Marion county-hon' T. D.
Nelson.
Grant county, Bayard, l p. m.-Hon'
VIM. L. Wilson.
Mineral county, Elk Garden, p. m.
Hon. VIM. l.. Wilson.
Preston countv-Hon. A. F. Shank
lin. D, C. Westenhaven and j. Ed. Hall.
Foundation coanty-hon. M. w. Gam
BILE, Benz. Trapuell and Hon. Mortimer
Kilgour.
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Re FABRICATION
NFELLIGENOga'S STORY ABOUT
TEE PANHANDLE
That Train Crews We're Laid OF
Proved TO bs Untrus-PennsylVania
officials Indignant
,,nnlv astonlsbing what an unre-

simply astonishing what an unre-
liable paper will do to Oil out its COL
pmns when there is a dearth Of news
without wishing to reflect upon the
editorial and repertorial personnel OF
mr. morning contemporary, it might be
well 10 call that unveraciOus sheet down
little bit on the tEuthfulnsss Of SIX IL
published in lis columns yesterday
morning headed, Bottom Dropped.
Under this very opposite headline the
Calamitu Holglcr railroad and industrial
reporter states, as q matter Of fact, that
the Panhandle had just dropped
twenty-seven Of its sixty-seven freis nt
crews. Where this news fakir got DIS
information is what now as
tonishes the attaches OF tue
Par. Handle at this point. In Iac1
repor,orlai stretch o. Imagination Oy
the TntelligCRcCr man, above alluded TO-
furnished food for laughter all through
the 'Pennsy" yards, yesterday "nHe
thew laugh they are very pronounced IN
their statement that the story Is ne
manufactured out OF whole cloth the
marc fabrication of a second rate TO-
porter who wished 20 fill out tue COL
umus ot his paper with manufacturers
Run in this case, It looks like premed-
hated malice. During the last Ie"
months the revival in the business CIR
clss OF she country has been remarHaOis'
Thu article mentioned was al
rect attack upon the steadily iHcreasn 9
prosperity OF the entire Industrial
world. IL was merely following up
of tho calamity howl from Wall street,
that masuoIeum Of the poor, instlRatea
nv the millionaireS Of the great trusts
and syndicateS Of the Repuollcsn PSI'J'
In speaking OF the article In question:
Yardmaster Ward and General Ageh'
Bowen and Freight Agent Baird, OF tne
panhandle, were indignant In thelI
dsDials OF the report. A telegrapnlc
6isDateh TO Division superintendent
Turner. at Pittsburg, and Master Nj E.
cbapic ARD, at DsnnisOn, o., e!lclteu .
PspIv that there was no truth whatever
in the report. These gentlemen, on tne
contrary, wish IL understood that theI'
Vas an increase in the freight trathC
OF the road, and that all rumors antago
nistic 20 this idea we're purely chlmer
icsI and not founded upon the statlStic'
obtalnabls at any freight centre OF the
company.
The railway officials and their suoor
6inates felt rather sore at the political
cheap John move to make capItaI out o.
the road to subserye the Interest o.
Senator Whitaker and other local can
, dates. .L.
\ Altogether, the idea is abroad that the
calamity Intcllig6RcCr overreacned Us
xscord as a fabricator in this oarreI
tafs> about the freight Interests o.
Wheer+rg
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vrRY aoop ApvIoE
From a Former West TlrginiAn on the
Tariff ousstiOA.

Tariff 0usStioA.
TO ne Etitor Of the Rooster;
S1R.-Say to the voters Of West VIZ
ginia have the honor to Do west VE-
giuian by birth and spent the trst thirty
9ears ~ nv life in West Virginia, ana
wbils there I voted she Republican
ticket and believed that protection was
the thing for the American people: Bus
while in West Virginia those days hau
but limited opportunity OF seeing the
workings of IL. So eleven years ago
came 10 the great Republican State OF
PannsVlvania, State that has surely
enioVed the benefits Of protection As
I was a laborer, for me protection
meant protection to American
Iobor Its true ala
NOT work at manual labor l
preached the gospel and mingled among
the laboring class, and II ever man
ewes were suddenly opened mine "eIe;
In almost all the public works IouhG
the foreigner OF the lowest grade anu
the respectable young men OF America
vent begQiuQ for work. Now, sir, ne
could lust lay aside all self respect ana
get down iAto that class VINO are tHe
worst element this side. OF the ocean,
and take pauper wages and mln8Ieu
with that class little above American an
imals. So to day we have but Few amer
icap Iaborers ia public works here. our
voupg men have gone West by the
score, aud the foreigner is here crowd
ing our bows out. Then, as soon as
thew can be naturalzed their employers
vote them. Now, how can 4 man that
believes in a God and a Judgment, stSnu
nm in the face Of an audience or Amerl-
can workingmen aud tell them we arS
/ vour friends and want to protect you
! against the pauper labor Of Europe, and
| AZ the same time ship pGuper labor from
abroad by the thousands. VINO then
does protection protect? Inc manu-
/ facturer. We just shut all compeUtIoini
ont and say here is the market, sell
YOUR goods Just as high as you please
/ We are bound TO have your goods; Ws
can't 90 to Europe, for the Mckinney
! hill shut them out But now says the
American laborer boss: You now sell
YOUR goods too high for the wages you
pav. and il you don't put them down OF
raise my wages l can't live. Well can
| NIL YOUR DlaEct NC IL ptAS~f 40
not cut me of from going TO Europe lot
aman to fill your place. Now, wno IS
protected and who is enslaVed? NOW,
hear it laundering over In West VIZ
Rinia. AS soon as Elkins and lew
more get control your places VIII DC
filed by pauper labor OF Eu-
rome. Then fellow Democrats
don't think the Democratic party
can bring perfect relief 10 the people IN
a year or two. 1t took the Republican
party thirty years to forge all those
chains aud cuffs that binds the Amerl-
can people 70 pay tribute to the million
aires. Your VIM. L. Wilson has oone
more for the la5oring poor than ever
spv man has done. Now, poor men ana
farmers, do you want to sell al! you
have to sell cheap and pay dear Tor al
YOU have to BUY? Surely not. linen
vote for VIM. L. Wilson and other Dem,
ocrats. Since the Wilson bill passed
wool has gone up here cents on the
pound and stocking yarn has gene down
| Is cents on the pound. TRUTH
Whitley Pa.
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ArCOLLIN,s sUAOoLRoUsE

Next Thursday, Hon. John A. Howard
VIII Jump on Capt. DOVener'S Argu'
monts.
Ever since the beginning Of the con-
gressional campaign, Hon. John A.
Howard has been anxious to
meet Capt. Dovener in joint discus
sion The Captain declines to
take the risk Of being beaten upon the
hustlngs. This being so, Mr. Howard
has secured stenographic report OF
the Republican candidates speech and
will explode dynamite under it at Col
Inns sA99 . h0q q8sssA hsgis f9g Rpt6HteF IS 81 81
that vicinity should turn out TO a man.
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APPOINTMENTS OF Z. W. WILSON,

Barbour county, BslingtOn, Wednesday, o.
Bar Barbour 5 County, Philippi Thursday October
ls, l p. m. c--.., o.+ob.r %
p. m. ,,, ,r..5.v o.tobe,
- Nichols Ia county, summervlllo, Tuesday, o.
'O Ranawha county, Charleston, Thursday, oc-
THE The remainder Of Nj wilson's time up until
the eIection will be put in the southern part OF
the State.
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Q. s. Court at MArrpburg.

l1TIIIIt % ITI0 ~ I'-'Is
MARTINSBURG, W. VA, October 10
The fall term OF the Unitd States Cir
cult and District Courts b.gan today.
Judge Jackson presided. The term will
be unusually long aRd Interesting. A
number Of civil cases sredocketed and
there are 200 witnesses &C testify before
the grand jury. Davis s Poe and Wes-
ley Raines, who were indicted 90 the
last term for violating ne internal rev.
enue laws were tried az acquitted.
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Dedication Exercises at Cameron.

CAMERON, W. VA, October 16.-The
new NJ. Z. Church here will be dedicated
Sunday, October 9S. The sermon will
be preached in the morning at 1880 by
Rev. DR., Payne, Of New York City. DR..
Payne was formerly President Of the
Ohio Wesleyan University. The sermon
In the evening will be preached by the
Rev. DR.. A. 3. Riksr, Of Wheeling.
The building is commodiOus, with
seating capacity sufficient to accommo-
date ,OC0 people, and ample provisions
are being made TO accommodate all mid
listers and lsymen vino may come from 3
distance. a committee will meet all
ministers st the train and assign them
TO their places OF entertainment.
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WHAT WOMEN NEED

There Are Innumerabls Things That Con
tribute to Their Comfort. Their Hap
piusss and their Health.
women are naturally weaker than men ana
mora dependent. They suffer and require as
sistauce. Far too often this is not appreciated
hut il is nevertheless necessary. Men are nads
to battle with the world and with each Other;
women possess the gentler traits which entire
than TO consideration and kindness. 1t STANDS
10 reason that when women do not feel WeHi
when their strength seems al gone and they
are desuondent. often discouraged, they neea'
indeed must have, assistance. This assistance
can best be rendered in the form OF some gentle
stimulant which enables them TO regain their
strength. preserve their health, their beauty
and their attractiyeness. At such times nosh-
inc can equal a medicinal whiskey, and Duffy
pure Malt is the only preparation when mas
ever met this requirement. There are women
who realize this truth fully. and follow care
fuIIv the path named. They realize their neeus
and ALWAYS act upon such knowledge"
The above remarks were made by oflght
and prominent lady in New York society, Auu
She voiced the sentiment OF hundreds oil others
who have passed through similar experiences,
This great medicinal whiSkey, which is tue ouLy
one on the market that possesses the PoMel
named can be procured OF any reputaoIe drug
gist or grocer. Doon.t be induced TO take any
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17

SIsTERsvILLE, w. VA. October To-
The receipts Of the Eureka Pipe Line
Company, as reported by the engineers
at Thistle Station, was 1854 barrels
for the "a hours ending a. m.
Miss Amy Engle, OF Middlebourne,
ana Miss Nellie Staley are the guests Of
Miss Mae Arthurs.
Mrs. p. 5. Bull is visiting friends in
East Liverpool, Ohio, and Pittsburg,
Pa.
r. Jennings, OF the Kanawha Oil
Company, has returned from Pittsburg,
Pa.
The remains OF A. Hardesty were
taken to his home at Parkersburg, w.
Va, to-day.
Dr. Sellers left on business trip to
Cincinnati, O.
Dr. E. I. Marsh has returned from
Huntington, w. Va.
VIM. T. Sibbalds, nperintendent for
Russell, Ihrig & Co., was in Town to-
day on business.
Mrs. J. L. Crotty is visiting IN Wheel
ing.
Counselor F. L. Blackmar, who has
been ill for several days, is now con-
valescent.
David Harris has returned from his
home in clean, y. y.
Charles Douglass is erecting hand
some new livery barn on Wells street.
Russell, Ihrig & Co. brought in well
on the Bradfeld farm Monday. 1t will
make a 300 barrel producer.
The sale OF tho Eagle restaurant,
which was to have taken place to-day,
was adjourned until December Il.
Mrs. Mary +. Patton, who died on
Monday, was buried to-day.
The knights Of ST. John and Malta
Odd Fellows sDd members OF j. T.
Jones Hose Company, of which her
sons, Thos. f. Curry and Chas. z.
Curry, were members, were in attend
ance.
b. s. Bllingsley is visiting friends IN
Pa.
Jno. Morrison was in New Martins
vile to-day on business.
NJ. +. Dryden, Of Wheeling, and Jno. !
Couuely, OF this place, candidate for |
House Of Delegates, started this morn |
ng on a tour Of the county.
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Looks Like Murder.

SPRINGFIELD, Mich, October 10
The body OF c. A. Waterman, a wealthy
farmer, was found in the woods this
morning with bullet in his head
Yesterday afternoon Waterman drew
5000 from the baak and took 1t home
He left the house early in the evening
to do some chores and was not seen
again. Everything points to murder
with robbery as the motive.
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81. 8. puty - Qule. DELL
QUIET DELL, w. VA, October

SOlhl DELb' w. ~
10 the Editor or the Register;
SIR:-A very interesting political
meeting was held here to-day. A very
good audience was held almost spell
bound by Hon. NJ. K. Duty, OF Rltcnle
county, Democratic candidate for State
Senate, Second Senatorial district. DE
spoke nearly two hours, in loglcal
manner, upon the tariff and other ques-
tions of the day, after which he was
introduced to number OF those pres
emit This is usually Republican pre-
cinct, and he made splendid impress
sion on both Democrats and Repuoll-
cans.
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The Cook Gang of Bandits.

MUsKoGEE, I. T., October 16.-The
Cook gang OF outlaws have been in the
neigh borhodS Of Gibson Station several
DAYS. They have been boldly approach
ing places between the Verdlsre ana
Arkansas rivers. To-day information
is brought that the full band is camped
within two miles of Musksgee, just be-
hind the hill on the northeast side.
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MINERAL WATERS.
MINERAL WATERS!

sPRUDEL WATER-Ths King of Mineral
Waters, from Mt clensnI, Mich, A pure
wholesome water, unsurpassed as beverage
and table water.
KRONTHAL WATER - Frem Kronthal
spriugs Nassau, Germany. This Mineral Wa.
ter 10 Justly celebrated for its excellent SigeS.
tive qualities, is also q refreshing AID delicious
summer drink, either pure or mixed with fruit
syrup, milk, Wins or bran dy.
APOLLINARIS WATER-Fron RheAlIh,
Prussia, Germany, in pintS and quarts.
p. WELTY CO.,
l1lsMain and 1871 Market StreetL
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stanm.hIn Arfrall

New YORK, October 16.-AFrived, SUIT
Eart from Bremen; Norwegian from GIas-
cow; Werra from Genoa.
BREMEN, October l6.-Arried, Elbe
from New York.
NAPLEs, October 16.-ArriEd, Italia
from New York.
BREMBN, October 16.-Arrived, WIS,
kind from New York.
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rRLDE WINNERS We WANT TOUR TE
BOYS SUITS Lid PANTS.

These spot cash thandsrbolts are The cigls
of our wonderful success. and the publie, leo<-
ing Tor full YAlosS for every dollar, Is eAiehiaE
on 10 our bargains. and business bsns ~ . rae
lhst big profits are out Of the qustiioa.
gssides many ether bargains that Yea viii
,ss .bsa visiting this great sale, uhica wiz
eoatings urtll balEscs Of stock 10 solA
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BOOK BUYERS!

Who prefer 10 sustain their hons bookseller
should support our efforts TO give them choice
selection or Best aud Latest Books. In the last
20 DAYS we have received freight shipments
from:
Harper & Bros, New York.
T. Y. Croweil & Co. New York.
Casseii Publishing Co., New York.
Frederick Warner & Co, New oFS.
e. Z. Dalton X Co., New York
Dodd Mesds * Co., New YORK.
A. L. Burt. New York.
Lowell Cofyeli X CO.. Esw York.
James Foil 4 Co, New York.
Frederick Stokes 4 Co, New YORK.
Lee & She BARD. Boston.
Eouchton. hiifiIn Il Co, Boston.
Lothrop Publishing Co, Boston.
Alt.mus & Co., Philsdelphia.
The Rodgers Co., Philadelphia.
Porter & Coates, Phi sdelphla.
J. B. Lippucott Co., Philadelphia.
With others to arrive shortly This means
the Cream of Best Literature at correct prcies.