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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-16
@tnr 3aGcrin ibrcr Gbrc.

Sn benz SnItitute Yearions 5u 9uez
nos Qires pirtte ais Gebrer Der Cite
ratur, Watbematit uno Gbemie Der
Stalisner Qngelo Yetraglia. 9erleibe
perIolgte bic So6ter bes SnItitut5 Snz
6dber5, 5rdulein !0eIene 9earIons
0orne, nit Qiebesantrdgsn, pelhe ie>
bod ben jungen Wunn fortpdbrsnp
abniss, porauf oisier gum ihmdblis
den Wittel Der 8srIGumoun9 griff,
nm ii6 an Der oiItinguirten Dame gu
ridden. Sn uIerlei anonDmsn GU
idrifter, rpslde ~belonosrs an ben 8uz
ter oes 6rduleins gerihtet purer, iuhte
er odTetbe burh dasrlsi 2iigen 81 perz
oGdtigen. 9ieies b0hIt untpiiroige
8or9s6sn 3siqt, odB es 6rGulein Dear
ions nit Dem fetnen Snitintt Der
6rausn ri6tig berausgefunoen bate,
bdB YetragIid nift Der Wann fir Elm
harafterpoles, gut ~er3ogenes Wtdoden
lei. Die iungs Dame nubte es ~iofort.
aus nel9em 9interbulte bic ge9en lie
9eri6tstsn giItigen Pfeile d69ei6p'en
puroen, allein lie ging erit Dor, ais lie
poae Gepibbsit iiber bic perIpn oe5
9srleumoers bate. Dor Sturgeon ers
Idien S5rl. YsurIon5, bon ibrem 6lp0lfz
idbri9en 8ruoer begleitet, auf benz
Gommihariut ox Oiertsn Section uno
psrlan9ts bic 8srbaitung petra9Iia'5
rsoen 8erleumbung. Der GomniNir
srtldrte Der Dame, oaB Die Poli3ei III
oieIem Safe ein5uihreitsn niht bers4>
tigt lei, iouosrn oab oies ben 9sri6s
len suItsbs. Sn grpBer NufregnnJ
psrlisb ~fFrGu!ein YedrIons oas gol;z
aeizGommiNariut nit ben Wortsn:
Damn peroe ih mir ieIbIt 8srehtigs
felt perIdaffsn". Ruhbem Nue5 IN
SauIe bsrsits Die Nadtrube aufgeiutt
hattie, perlieB 6rdulein Yedrlons oaIs
felbe, abermals bon ibrsm 9ruoer Gar.
log beQleitat, nahoem lie cine gel1oers
boppeIte 2efauheurs PiItoIe gu iia &C.
Itedt 60tte. 0nmit b<gd6 lie Tih por
bic Wcbuung bes 9srleumoers uno
ipdrtete. Nls ibr Die 3sit lang tpuros,
besab lie iih in oas GsntraIsO iplrtez
ment Der poli3ei uno ~perlangte bort Die
8erbuftung 9straglia's. Oort pures
ibr Der elsits gsiteio bon Ssiten oes
GommifGrs .%tpcruuf lie iih pieosr nafl
Der Wobnun9 oes 9srlsumoers be9ab
uno fpartete. Wieosr mubts Sr..
Pearions pdrtsn, oenn petraelid tam
crit I'm 2 IA llbr Morgens uat
Sduie. als CT Die Sbiir isir,s Saue
les aufesIpsrrt hate, rief ibn G5rGus
tsin pearions bsin Ramsn, l%por1uf Il
fid umrpdnots. Sn oisism N~u9sn5lids
trldtsn sipei Stifs. Die b.leioiQt,
Dame bate Die 0aiis nit itaunsn8=
psrtbtr Sidsrbeit gsbanobabt. osnn
Die bsio.n 9ugsIn orarasn o,m9etrda.
liz in Die gruIt. Ssri,lb, hattie in tps.
ni9sn Sstunosn auseslsbt. Srdutsir
psarious 1T in 6dft uno Elm antrla
anf JreildFung etQsn Caution 1T al:
9slshut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-16
mte feuts.

alie Ysuie. ueids cine M,o'Siu Sar
Seaulirung ihrer Ginsfrusioe pEo Rio
rem trouten, Fuoen eas .ihiiae Nittsl
in Gitctric giitrrs. 9oiitlte rei,i
uits, en,bdlt mtoer @bisfsp Deer nns.-
re terauidsnoe Stitanoibsile. ionoei a
pirft f~raiiissno nno itdrfeno, BAH
milee. nui jens Orsane; es biift Der
4aiur in ausabuns Der %noibisen 5uni.
tiuusn. Glteirie 8iitsrs 1T elm Dof.
sislider appsiiierreser una bsiOrssri
bic geroauuns. alie asaie finsen. eaf
"a serose it. suas ie trouter. 9rsis
Ianisis Gents bic JlaIde IN Eaitsl
Bros. Trusfcre.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-16
AM xAaasRfaAL

Die hieheren 8erohasr be- inp1is
ft,en StiothsHs Rsn gafl,, has IN
Dem aleihnomigsn eountp sss Stna@
tss Deiamdrs b.lte.H. h1b.a fIt Ilasff
Dieeer nal On ein:m S6lufpsk tr=
trent. vsIhss Die .krstt;gten- gissHs
t6dmfihteitsn ees s.nanHtsa Rinias
turff1otss in orafifheE NsiIs inu=
frirt uno in grtll.m gontraf nit n
isr.r o~slsErabnt,a Qualification fisbt.
5as piberrDdrtig, Sbaufpt.l hsfaRo
in o.r 0fftntiiata ausRitihuas siasr
aniohi bon RiHst6ittra.
&c MARIN i5rsr tif,aRIhiR Der Rid
ter. een Std1tseei.s,n ssndB. nrz
ihisosns DOZEN 9isbs s;etirt bate. Die
iaRea i'm 8sifsin Dee ss;hrt:H 9ublis
tums. untsr rpsltsa ND 8.iuher aus
psnHiplpaaisu. RarplaHs. Ram Ser
Iep. Rsn gort. MaFohui.its Hao To-
oar aus COLORADO ~6sfanosH, bon Rm
Sberiff 9ouIo appIitirt plro.n. Wit
ersi farbissn Menihsnbruo,rH. r0slhe
Dor Dem auzp.iti4:n an Sh1nos
pfall 81 Iisbsn hattsn, ipuros Der I'M
fang gsmaht. Der GrFte mar tin
GiH6rshsr uHo fribsre. 3uhtbdusItr
RameHs 8inium Wilsr, inn iolste
DIR unb:rhsfsrlihs 2angfingsr a!srz
amber SeribHsr uno blnn fam Der
9fsreebi.b 2spi gdparb an Die 3:i1e.
Dixie &srle hatsa 3tpsi Stunoen i'm
Slot au itebsn. porauf Die neunz
ihpdHsiss aass in Operation g:iest
puros. Der Grts, tp.l9er oisIsr
proesour untsrporfen puroe, par Elm
tlsiHsr, absr m~ustuloIsr Hs9er Nuz
mSns Wiqi1m Burton. Ssin DIR
topper puros snt6I0bt uno oann
Durbs Der Mann on ben grig:lpfoz
'tsn g~ebunosn. S6eriFf Gutss apple
cirts bic Strsits, i'm 9an3sn sebE,
nit fsitsr JauIt, p6breno Wdroen
Irdaeis oisielbsn 5dhlts. Wan tonnte
bag alatitsn Der 8sibel an 100 SUB
melt borsn unb mad Der Procsour pal
Der Ridsn bes Strdflings nit bidsn
Striemsn beoett. Qlsranber Serb
nsr srbielt 20 unb Gsoi 8aparo iogur
80 Strei4e. aae psrbisltsn 1iA our6z
uus apatbii9. u Scribner iDrang
lafsno oapon, na6bsm er feline Dolls
erhaltsn bate. Bon Den iibrigen adt
Strdflingsn, bic feline 0RbItdhle be-
qan9en bdtten, erbislt Gin Sober dAt
Streihe.
rad Dem 0afiir6alten Der Ri6ter
i'm Stadte Ssldpdre bat IiA Die Prii.
oslitrdfs als Elm ausge3eihnstss Q6z
f6retun9smittel bspGbrt. Sbatid4s
li6 1T ieit benz Sabre 1870 i'm gam
asn Staats tin beoeutenber
Oiebitubl me6r periibt porben uno Der
in ienem Sabre ~begangene mar Der elm
aiqe i'm lsBtsn balben Subrbunosrt.
Qu6 bic Me6r3ubl ben 9irgsr 1T gu
8uniten Der priigelitrafe. Dieter
Strafmoous lit Elm llebsrbleibiel aus
altar l3eit. Der Ort Rem Cattle lit
i6neoii4sn llriprungs, 3dblte a6sr
baIo na6 ieinsr 9riinoung 3ablreifH
6oGdnbsr untsr itinen 9etpObnsrn unb
Der houdnoiids Gpmmdnodnt 0es
Sorts GaIimir Io1 bic PriigelItrafe i'm
Sabre 1854 gum erIt.n Mals Bel ben
S6peeen, pslhe bic hoadnoiide
Tlaggs bsruntsrgsrihen 6atten, in Qnz
psnoung ge6ru6t BADEN. Mit me6r
ooer minosr lanssn llntsrbrehungen
psroen isit jsnsr 3eit in Dem Orte bic
llebelthdtsr ale 9isrteljd6r sinmal
uusqspeititt. 5riiher uno 3par Biz
gum Sabre 1886 tpuroen AUDI psibe
G~Srduan bieisr Strufe untsrporfsn;
farbige Wei6sr fpuroen nod i'm Sabre
1870 0fTentli6 ausgepsitIht, Isitoem
dbsr BADEN bic geb0rotn bus peibli6e
8sIhledt nit oieIer ihdnolihsn
Strafe psrifont.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-16
GridB.

G6, ME mar bas 2sben t6su,r
4uf benz Neg, BEN ih that lpanbsln,
Wlubts gar an Roiss Wegsr
gseius soIo'ns ubr perhanbs.n....
Ils GridB nun bent Der BTunoItsin,
Dat Ct aud tsin 3iffer6latt,
Wetb i'd bod, tpenn ih Jpn ani.b,
8is bel es ssidlassn bat!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-16

-Sm = bublfnsg WrrsF
gu 2anosd in iiins't Der Is Sabre altt
S6ubIing Soitf SOfmann.I Sdnsiost
aus Rirn6ers. trIitt. Wabri6eiRlit
bate sr in SnIse bon unoorIid.istsit
ben Strpbiat in grano e.ftsdt. OLE
bic 5.usrtptbr fam, mar Sofmdnn be.
rsits sritidt. Sas 5susr puroe gum
9lid raid ssloidt. Cine tpeitsre auss
be6nuns bate - ssseniibsr bsfanb iit
nGmli9 bas Wunitipnso.pot nit niss
len tauisnS i6drf s,laoenen patrpner
- ftbr aef6brIi9 tpsresn tounsH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-16
6attD6eren

gRus nan aqer's eherrg seeetorat Be-.
nI5tlizgr Geishr bG5zH. bsHH IS wtrft rci4 rno
fe;lt zff Si5er5!lt. 5iuHIt man BET ben erffea
Trse4eu pen SEaiiger SraEae oosr SruitbrduHe
eine Teas eGpSE, 10 bsE;nIt bas ben 1orti5ritt
s;.f,r eranfbsiter. IS eTI5ei6t ben S6leim. Bee
S4ri4tiat be e1tslRbetsH Sebduie uao fE5r.
CAtaf keTbei. IFS 6siinittst bel Grtdftar5,
Szten, StimnezperIHft. eTpps, 2ur9eHeHtEaHs
ssns uns is.5i kEsis5TEa5 N IbEEa sEtsn Staetea
EseEtgITt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-16

Or osrtebts bsiier.
Better SSrr Sayon Rot6It;lo = si<
nsn Sbdltr, fpsnn i'd bitten o1rf, e.
gs5t msr gu trauris." - rQisxr
Wonn! 0as lit tsins art gu bstteln!
IRAN bittst bphTtns nm Gin paar
pfenniss.' ~Ru! Dsnr Si,'s b.Is
isr osrits6n, lain Sic oir S6norr.y,
tper id ian Der raihs Rdnn!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-16
QYer's
herrY.pecto

ale ataliAsu gray1rate. es pirs ron 5erpors
~rassnssH asgiisa eErsisslsH. i4Essft oHssussE,
tst; BE a,rsalur1 at6t. ua5 1T geUo5HGt4 rHr Ia
tlsinsr 1esI ~ HssmGu-
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far GTtGItEH1. 6TfeH uEo aHeers Rsblsts cher
2gnssHisiosa beDa5tt~-A. z. Bartlett, gutss
fs!e, 40.
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zssr's C5syras +s:t5TSi tI EuHssHlslsgH, aH0 bun
Hteugu-t, g
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-16
9ettete Wein 2e6en.

81 5ebe . 5uHssrteu srp's5fer. Sd Fr5s. bag
sisie auHgt am bsiigH gigi;. UsHr nan fg IN
Nsineu uuo Eagfss IoisR rguHL" - I. Ul,
WstiteDS. y. 81, SbgrmaH. Esio.
-Wsine Frau Int an sirsr er'd,tau4: ni6ts ha!f
ttr as Aaer' CErsra.2sct9rai uH5 cas- belize fe.~
- u. amsg5, Ei3Hrgtgu, .. :.
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1entI6e8 uS

T. II
itouiRroPe utJtu Der Nermonusr &tor
Rils.
Quotes Gan6uu5 btcttt Rtiicuocr rno be-
ouotIs Earmtru he bcliCu gtaucnIIdtClttn
Rsint Nttteu. quite Roli III ithr maElatt
ptsttu. ,iir hJ' Ifcrbe Der Mariner littt
n s%stuuml2cs StauBcbuuos jnr &ulu3'
ina &dS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-16
aDer'5 GDerrD=YettOral,

2rss.sii': zen DR. 8. c. Egsr & Co.. eoweG. Waf.
a9irtt raid, bciIt nit Si6erbeit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-16

hannur"rHH
Ptlutu Suuhru NIB ocm TutlJtum i!b;r
toupt ,cJ0s lh blcyru AT, oag i'd liIt5 elmer
GsTrI 10 rot
baltic, rtIde aus rem bCftH Stdbl gemdht
fue uuo Id hObtr lcter 4'hrg 9nrautirei'
lam aud bate ID gSGScu uorrGtbIg. Vt,
iislunsM uUo AJplrGtErCH p,rocn punttIld
uns bluls btiotst.
5rnrp bunrR,
German, @tjnouri.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-11-16

u s. ETCTEIL
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18
THE SUGAR TRUST.

The Republicans say the foreigner
pays the tariff and not the consu-
mer. They have been preaching
this for years. But you have prob
ably noticed that they have changed
their tune within the last few
weeks. In an idiotic moment, for
1T cannot be explained on any other
hypothesis, they say, ave took the
tartt off sugar and gave you cheap
sugar ~ After so long time they
acknowledge that the foreigner does
not pay the tariff on sugar, but the
American consumer. So they haye
set up howl that the Wilson Bill
puts small tariff on sugar, which
Is legitimate source of revenue
which finds its way into tho United
States Treasury. But they forget
to tell you that while the Mckinley
Bill placed sugar on the free list, it
also provided bounty of two cents
on the pound for the benefit of the
sugar planters, which amour ted to
s32, 900, 900 last year, which the
American people had to pay in cold
cash. This is sample of their
legislation in the interest of monop.
oily. And the monopolistic sugar
planters were not slow In recogniz-
ing their friends, for those who
professed to be Democrats hereto
fore have gone over to the Republi.
can party, where they properly
belong.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18
FREE WOOL.

The WOODEN Mills have been run
ming on double time for some weeks
past; another sign of the improve.
ment of the times. Orucle.
What! "RHnning double time ?"
This in the Banner Republican
County where calam'ty is being
yelled by Republicans from every.
where II we give them free raw ma.
terlal, is the calamity howl of the
political office seeker Clapp. Terra
Alta Wooden Mills runninq double
time with free wOOl, and having TO
pay higher prices Cor wool than 1t
did under the Mckinley high pro-
tectiye tariff Some men are born
great and some men are born to
perpetuatc the memory Of Ananias.
With a healthy revival of buslp ess
all over this broad land these CA.
lamity howlers keep up their veil.
DO you know who they are, kind
reader? They are a set of Office
hunters and ex.oflice holders who
are too lazy to make a living by the
sweat of their brow. They want tie
Government to support them in
idleness.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18

from the meteorological record
Tor September, as furnished us by
George II. Trenbly, of Tannery
We extract as follows
Number of clear days, 10: cloudy
IL; partly cloudy, 0. Highest tenn
perature 81 on the 3rd; lowest 46
on the Goth. 1t rained on the 9Th
9Th, 10th. 18th, 10th, 18th and
10Th, and thunder on the 9Th. Stb.
9Th and 10th. There was a very
light frost on the 25th, bnt no
damage. The prevailing wind di-
rection was southwest. The month
was generally favorable for the
farmers. Grass is yet green and
the recent warm showers have helm.
ed the fall pasture and the early
wheat. The corn and buckwbeat
are the best crops we have had for
years. Will the Republicans give
the Democratic Administration
credit for it? According to their
own calamity howl, we arc entitled
to it.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18

Preston county is one of the
highest taxed counties in the State
OF West Virginia, with a good sized
debt hanging over it. It's only
claim to distinction is Republican
majority and high taxes. This is
Kepubllcanism, pure and simple.
Now West Virginia is the forrest
taxed State in the Union and clear
of debt. This is Democracy, which
the Republicans would have Won
exchange for their Republicanism
Laying politics and prejudice asic e.,
gentle reader, which party is tt o
friend OF the people Let the Re =
pubilcans explain, If they can, wi Y
the Republican party taxes MS so
nigh IN Preston and the Democratic
party taxes as so low in the State ?
lhIs IS not a question Of politics
with the taxpayers, but a question
OF dollars and cents. The taxpayer
who desires TO continue this state
OF affairs should vote the Republic
can ticket. Those who are opposed
TO such outrageous high taxation,
should vote tho Democratic ticket.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18
PRESIDENT Board OF Education.
j. p. FULLMER,
School Commissioner.
JOHN II. DEAL.

The Democratic meeting in the opora
House at Terra Alta last Saturday sf.
ternoon was a success in spite of the
very bad weather 1t rained and
Stormed all morning. thus keeping
many from attending from the country
and the death the evening before Of
Two prominent citizens Of the place
cast gloom over the town, 50 that the
bsnd was not brought out and no dem
opstration made, out Of respect 70 the
deceased. However, an audience of
about 500 listened with the closeat AZ
tention 10 the magnificent addresses
delivered by Col W. w. Arpett ~
Wheeling, Hon. John T. Blanchard. ~
Michigan, and Hon. D. r. Murpbev. Of
Washington, Deputy Commissioner Of
Pensions Col John Martin was Chair.
man OF the meeting. The speakers
we're frequently and heartily applauded
and did good work for Democracy
Col Arnett and Mr. Murphy spoke a.
Rowlesburg that night and had rood
meeting.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18

The great autumnal revival be-
ing conducted at the Union School
House, over on the old pike be-
tween here and Terra Alta by the
Rev. q. 7. Bishop, assisted by DR.
y. +. Finch of Washington, d. c..
is exciting much interest and being
attended by large crowds every
night The meeting has been in
progress about three weeks and
Will probably close next Sunday
night. Rev. A. G.. Mason and
Rey. Berkey Of St. Joe, have been
assisting with the services. There
has been 36 conversions so far
and The altar still crowded with
seekers. Sunday meetings are az
follows, which will close the ser.
vices Preaching at 1O:3O A. NJ.
at which time the doors of all
churches will be opened for con.
verts. Sunshine meetings at 2
O'Clock p. NJ. Sanctification
OF Holiness meeting at 3 o'clock.
Jubilee preaching and Jubilee
winding up, Sunday evening at 2
o'clock. Come out everybody and
witness the first Jubilee meeting
ever held in the county.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18

Under the Mckinley bill Steve
Elkins and his father.in law, Henry
U. Davis, in order to show their
love for the roor laboring man, cut
the coal miners twenty five per cent.
The miners struck and the friends
OF the miners put colored miners in
their place. After trying to induce
the miners TO vote for their candi-
date, Dayton, against w. l.. VIII
son, which the men have refused TO
do, they threaten to reduce the
miners wages once more in the
hope OF coercing the miners to vote
Tor their man Dayton. But as
American freemen they refuse to
be driven to the polls to vote az the
master dictates. Is there a working
man in the Second District so sim
pie as TO believe that Steve Elkins
and Henry G.. Davis are the friends
OF American labor =? We hope not.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18
THE PARTY NOT TO BLAME
Reasons Why the Democratic Party
Should be Kept In Power.
FARMERS Advocate.

ohouiu DC hept In rover.
Farmers Advocate.
Don't forget 1t is not the Dem.
ocratic party that is responsible for
the failure of the party to redeem
party pledges. The Democratic
masses are all right. 1t is the venai
spoilsmen Of the party who care
nothing for principle, and whose
sole aim is to reward unscrupulous
henchmen with corruptIng patron
age, that they, the dispensers. NAV
continue to draw fat ualaries, and
enjoy the immunities which line
the path OF corrupt legislators. You
cannot afford to quit churches be-
cause there are hypocrites; you don't
refuse to deposit in banks because
a few cashiers have pressing engage
ments In Canada. Then you can t
condemn party with such prin-
ciples as the Democracy, simply be.
cause a few politicians run the
machine and thwart the will of
people. You must remember one
tang. 1t is Democracy or it ia
kepublicanism. Populistic apostles
are net IN 1t. They stand no more
show than a snow flake in the in.
fernal regions.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18

Col. j. ID. Rigg, Of Terra Alta
Wooden Mills. has been at Mason
town several days this week buying
wool. 49, Orocle.
1t 10 now in order for the Journal
to get out an injunction restraining
Col. Rigg from buying free trade
wool" Us prediction that the
farmers could not sell their wool
after the passage Of the Wilson Bill
Is not being verified. Col. Rlgp il
an active Republican party man
and never loses al opportunity To
whoop the Grand Old Party IN.
But the colonel is also an excellent
business man, and if he ever did
believe the Republican predictions
that placing wool on the free list
would lower tho price OF wool. he il
now confronted with the fact. and
not the theory, that wool is rapiJlv
advancing IN price. So the politl.
clan las given away TO the business
man and stump. Is this a dream
or a reality? Well ! Well! What
IS tho matter with Col j. y. Ripg?
Docs he intend 20 drive the J0ur-
nal crazy and the small fry calami-
ty howlers into fits? This will
never do. Think Of the anguish Of
The Clopp-trap who wrote to Chair.
man Forlnoy when he reads this {,
"Ihe death Of American ENTERPRISE
and industry" under the Wilson
Bill the Colonel finds himself out
hustIing around buying wool in
order 70 save himself for the blum.
der 70 not buying wool at Mex i'm.
I'r prices.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18

with the fall work of our peo-
pie who are very busy this fine
weather, and we hope that ev-
erybody will turn out and hear
the issues Of the day discussed.
1t is expected that the Dem
ocrats at the above appoint
ments and the District Commit
teemen will make all necessary
arrangements to insure success
full meetings.
BY order of Committe.
W. ]. LAYELLE, Chairman.
j. SLIDELL Brown. Sec'y.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18
DEATHS DOINGS.

-, JoNES-Died at her home in
Terra Alta, on Friday evening.
October 18th. 1894, after a linger.
ing Illness with a complication of
diseases, Mrs. Hannah Jones. wife
OF Elk Senator John p. Jones. ono
OF the best known and most nrom.
Inent citizens of the county. The
deceased was aged about 90 wears
ana leaves husband and four
children, one son and three daught.
ers TO mourn the loss of q devoted
wife and mother.
The funeral services took nlaca
Monday at the house and were con.
Quoted by Rev. Flanagan Of
Grafton assisted by Rev. Harkness
OF Terra Alta, after which the
burial occurred IN the cemetery
near town. There was A lnrge
crowd ut the funeral, several from
a distance. Those who attended
from here were Tx Senator D.w
son. John w. Watson. J. NJ.
Crane, W. q. Brown and mother
and daughter.
kELLY-At his home IN Terra
Alta, Friday October 18th 1894
after several weeks illness with
typhoid fever, Smith Kelly. aged
ABOUT 30 years. The funeral took
place Sunday and the burial IN the
ierra Alta cemetery. The deceas
ed leaves wife and several sons
and daughters, all grown.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18

"The laboring mans friend -
stephen b. Elkins 10 show his
appreciation Of the laboring mar.
nc IS escorting a. @. Dayton around
over the Second District in his prj-
yate car "West Virginia" Elkips
is willing to pay Dayton's campaign
expenses, and when Dayton gets to
Congress he will vote as Elkins
dictates. Isn't it pretty picture
to set before American laborino
men? Elkins taking Dayton around
over the Second District in bis pri-
yatc car and reducing the wages Of
his miners to loot the campaign
bill! The friend Of the laborino
man! Is the devil the friend Of
religion
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18

Remember. voters, that it was
Stephen b. Elkins, who SAID IN the
campaign of 1892. that it was "only
matter of dollars aud cents to
carry West Virginia for the Repub.
llcan party" In plain language,
he proclaimed to the world that the
voters of West Virginia were Tor
GALE to the highest bidder. Every
voter who has spark of manhood
will resent this slanderous and
damnable lie on the 9Th day of
November.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18

VIII some one tell us what Steph-
en- Is. Elkins has done since he
came to West Virginia to prove
himself the friend of the laboring
man? Reducing wages and dis
charging men who refused to nc.
cept the reduction in wages is the
only honest answer that can be
made. No Republican can denv
this.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18

Atthe regular meeting Of the William
j.. Wilson Club, held here last Friday
night, IT was decided TO postpone the
Democratic Speaking advertised for
this place for yesterday until about
November 8rd and hold a big rally Just
before the election TO wind mp tho cam
paign in the county. At which time
hon. VIM. L. Wilson and other eminent
speakers will be present Full partic.
ulars will be given next week by post.
cre and iu this paper
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18

We hope every Democrat in tho cons,
" "il attend some one OF tho numor.
Gus meetings advertised in this issue
and bring bis Republican neiyhbors
with him. We are very fortunate in
ln securing such splendid speakers AZ
the gentlemen named in the sppoint
ments ar. Shanklin is a very br,gl,,
and scholarly orator, thoroughly vcrscd
in The great issues Of the campaign.
Ir Nestenhaver is an editor and
lawyer and an elegant talkor and
makes q very interesting and instruc.
tive address, while Mr. Hall is prac.
tieal farmer, stockraiser and business
man, and viu talk % The farmer
Don jail 90 bear t.lsc speaker,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18

Steve Elkins says in his political
harangue that democrats are An
archists." Well, this is an honor
able name compared to the name
which he was known by in New
Mexico.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18

What has Steve Elkins done for
West Virginia? lie has reduced
the wages Of his working men to
give them an object lesson III "Pro.
lection to American labor"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18

The Doodle that is contributed to
the Republican campaign is wrung
from the American labor by re.
ductlon in wages. Remember this,
laborlng men, when you 90 TO vote.