West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-01

from the Sugar Trust that $40
600, 900 bounty and placed sugnr
on the free list. aud Gorman, Bricc
and Smith, who sold out t. ua
Trust, had "a tariff put on after the
Btll had gone t0 the Senate.
The Republican campaign in ih'e
county is SO unfair that even X, -
publlcan merchants are telling GUS
TONERS that sugar is high on an.
count of the tariff and are actually
making them pay more for IL than
Is necessary. Sugar is selling IN
kmgwood ana at Tuunellon. good
first class granulatcd sugar for Eve
cents per pound. If Republican
merchants ask you moro for il. in.
vestlgNto and see IT YOU are not i'm.
posed upon. The J0urRd is howl.
ing about IL and says il is Demo.
cratic trick; that Shaifcr. Brown &
Co. started it and ;hey will not sell
except small quantities. This is
false; they stand ready TO sell vou.
honest reader, from pound 10
barrels If you want it,. Como or
send TO kiNgwood and examine for
yourself and see whether the ARGUS
or j0NrRdi has lied. Besides this.
sugar is sold at Tunnelton at all
the stores there for the same. -
pounds for 81 90. Republicans arc
determined to deceive The peupla
the last moment possible concern
ing the state OF business. The fnct
ls. they are now fighting the battle
for 1896; for if they can increase
their number in Congress now. they
will obstruct legislation and GIN
brrrass the administration for the
next two years and then point to
the Democratic party aud say YOU
have had the Government for four
years and done nothing. They
know full well that unless some
thug is done to check business that
1t will rise TO the highest tile ever
known IN the history Of the coun-
try, and that the truth of the Dem.
ocratic policy will bo proven. They
want enough Republicans in Con-
| grrss to do the German 81 Brice act
for two years more and keep the
! country IN u state Of unrest and
then blame the Democracy. viii
| you be deceived by such sophstry
| VIII YOU now vote ag inst VIM. l..
Wilson after he has stood mp and
fought monopolists and money
kings until he has disnrmed them
/ VIII you vote against the man who
has taken the side OF the t0Ilcr and
against snch men as Stephen B.
EIkns and Henry G.. Davis? Will
you vote for man like A. G.. Day
ton who cnnnot make n public adj
dress, bot rides around the country
in stephen B. Elkius' palace clr
while Elkins does he speaking?
If Steve Elkins furnishes tho
money and bowling to elect Day.
ton, will he 20 down to Washington
and iegislnte for the poor man or
for Elkins?
An honest voter, farmer, toiIcr;
ponder the subject well before YOU
allow thcse Republican Dema-
gogucs to persuade You to forsake
! u Hth'tSinhn ana Fpic Tor man
who could not represent you if he
would; Il man VINO hns not ability
enough to make himself heard or
| felt ~ a school house dcbute. Be-
side this, if Mr.. Dayton possessed
unquestioncd ability and if be were
well meaning when left alone. he -
now under obligations TO Elkins
and Davis aud i'm fact through
these men ho is bound hand AMI
toot TO Monopolsts. Will you vo'o
for Dayton and dig the grave Of
Prosperity which is seen coming on
all sides ? No, no man who IS u
Democrat will fail to vote for VIM.
j.. Wilson the Statesman. Wilson
the man who could not be bought
nor corrupted 10y the millions
offered by Monopolists; Wilson tho
honest, gallant, able representa-
tive Of the Second District Of West
Virginia.
/ ~a~-r~rn-rxas-wr~r~s
JAMES d. I,IgTS COWES nygp