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Best Racing OF the Meet.
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Special 10 IN. Register.
New MARTINsvILLg, August 24.-As
was predicted in the REGISTER yester-
day the racing programme for to-day
was the best Of the entire meet Tho
crowd was not quite so large to-day as
that Of yesterday. 1t was estimated to
day to be about $500. Everything
moved slong smoothly and there was
no trouble OF any kiad. The
races were as follows: First
face, 2:35 trot, purse 5000,
four entries, Marquis OF Eden, Prince
ROYAL, Newell K. and Kate &. The
race was q good one and was one by
Prince Royal in 2:3s.
Second race, free-for-all run, purse
S12O, three entries, Postmaster, Lucky
Nose and Great Scott, won by Postmas-
ter in Isl 3-5.
Third race, half mile dash, purse $50,
three entries Henry Tyler, Ferret and
Morrissy. This was very pretty race
and was won by Henry Tyler in O:54.
There were a number OF horses enter
ed in all the races to-day which did not
90 for some reason. The management
say unanimously that this years meet
has been the most successful in the his
tory OF the association.
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thu

policy OF the Republicans,
whose legislation is always in
tbs interest Of some favored class
and always hostile TO the laboring men,
has caused the strange condition which
the Mau Gnds to exist. Before the Re-
publican party gained control OF the
government the country's wealth was
EQUALLY divided. There was no starva-
tion on the one hand, no class OF mil
lionaires upon the other. But since
the Republicans have been in power
the change has grown each year per-
eeptibly greater. The rich are growing
richer, the poor are growing poorer,
until such conditions as the Mail de-
scribes exist throughout the country.
Bordes Of gold piled up almost In
sight Of starving humanity may be
found in any city, piled there through
the discriminating influence Of Repuoli-
can legislation. 1t may seem strange
to the Mail that such g condition ex-
lists. aud TO the people who are made to
suffer it is strange that it has been al
lowed 70 exist, but to those who under
stand the policy of the Republicans
there is nothing strange about it. II is
the natural result, and just what they
have for years been working to &C
COmplish.
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WHY the Pullman people should suder
when the bankers declare tina, there Is
plenty of gold Ina ChICsgO is strange OUT
Unfortunately too true.-Ct.c1J' Mat
The Iau was careful 10 It's use OF
words when she above was written, IL
10 indeed strange that the Pullman
people sbov'd suffer, but not at all
strange that they do suffer. This sui-
fering among the people OF Pullman,
and their fellow workmsn all over the
country. is but the natural result OF the
monopoly fostering policy OF the Re
publican party.
That tt has increased the wealth OF
the country is one OF the boasts Of the
Republican party, and the gold which
the bankers declare is now
piled up in the vaults in Chicago
almost in sight Of starving Pullman,
bears witness % the truth of the action.
But where has the money gomez Into
the vaults ola few thousand meO whose
wealth is greater than the combined
wealth Of all the other sixty-6ve milIion
people OF the United States. Into Mr..
PULLMAN's pockets and bis banks has
gone more gold than into the hands Of
al the people in his "mOdel town"
While he has been able to draw his
millions from the American people, his
workmen have with difficulty kept
from starving.
The boosted wealth creating
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Arrested Charged with Murder.

Npe6tds 20 Ile hestSss!.
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, August "a
w. A. Burgsy, a fine looking young
man. and Miss Dawson, the daughter Of
7. Il. Dawson, a prominent citizen Of
Middleport, Ohio, were married at New
port, Kentucky, in the early part OF
this month, aud stopped over in this
city on their way to the brides home.
The groom had plenty Of money, S35,-
600 in cash, aud passed himself
OF as capitalist, though he
was widely known on the river.
To-day q. Heating, a Cincinnati detec
tive, arrested Burgay ST MiddIeport on
the charge of having killed man in
Georgia some time since, and passed
through this city with him for Georgia
tonight Burgay Indignantly denies
the charge and says he will prove it.
His young wife accompanies him and is
almost Frustrated by the affair, but be-
lleves him innocent.
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SPECIAL OFFER

The WHEELING WEEKLY REGISTER
will be sent from now to the 10Th day
OF November for the small sum OF
Fifteen cents.
Think Of half dozen Of your friends
who ought to have the REGISTER, and
send in ninety cents and their names
and addresses and well do the rest.
Sample copies sent TO any address.
Only Fifteen Cents from now till No
vember 10th.
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IMPROVEMENT IN THE SOUTH.
Reports from All Sections Show stead
Tendency Towards Retirement.

reports from All sScllOua SNOW oteoN-
Tendency Towards Bsttermenf.
BALTIMORE, MD, August 24.-The
Manufacturers Record, reviewing the
business condition OF the South for the
week, says:
Reports from all parts of the South
show a steady tendency towards i'm
provement in business circles.
The stockholders Of leading
New England cotton mill
Company has voted to spend $780,
600 in building new cotton mills in the
South and several other New England
Companies are expected to follow suit.
The purchase of several additional
roads during the week by the
Southern Railway Company 10 carrying
out its great consolidation plans, en-
phasizes the influence this must have on
business, as VAST sums will have TO be
expended upon betterment. Moreover,
the financial powers, the greatest in
America, backing this gigantic reor-
ganizatiOn work, must exert strong
efforts to turn capital and population
South in order to increase the value Of
their railway property.
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InPoRrANr ANNOUNCEMENT.

The DAILY REGISTER, Sunday except
ed, will oe sent from now till the 10th
day of November, postage prepaid, for
sI.OO This is a remarkable campaign
offer, and is nearly half the regular
rate. Send in your money at once
either by check. money order, registered
letter or express order.
One dollar is the price for the DAILY
REGISTER from now till November 10th.
This offer is only good during the cam
paign. Address REGISTER, Wheeling,
". Va.
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WILL NOT STUMP THE STATE.
Senator Faulkner Wm Not Have Time for
it This Campaign.


1t This Campaign.
SDseiGl to ths ReslsEs-.
WASHINGTON. D. c., August "a
There is no foundation for the report
that Senator Faulkner will make a
stumping TOUR of West Virginia after
the adjournment OF Congress. The
Senator would willingly take part IN the
campaign 10 this way il his other duties
would permit him, but ne will have his
hands so full in directing the affairs OF
the Congressional Campaign Committee
until election day that he does not ex-
pect to take any vacation. lie will re-
main 10 Washington constantly until
November, and expects TO work as hard
as he has ever done before in his life.
He feels the campaign will bs exciting
and bitterly contested, aud Dem
ocrats cannot afford to lose
point in it through negligence
or Incidence II they wish 70 retain con-
troll In the Fiity-fourth Congress. With
the Republicans il will be straight
fight for life. because they realize II
they fail to win a majority OF the mem
bers OF the next House they will 80 into
the Presidential contest OF 'o6 so dis
credited and disheartened that they will
have no hope OF success.
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No Window Glass Strike.

PITTsBURG, August 24-The pros
pective window glass strike Is of on
account Of a settlement at the Chambers
Glass Company, Kensingtoa, and the
Phillips Glass Company, PIttsburg. To
day Mr.. Chambers said the demand OF
the manufacturers for a 30 per cent cut
was excessive, and be would start Sep
TENDER on compromise OF % per
cent. After consultation this PROPOSE
tlon was changed to 90 per cent cut for
blowers, fatteners and cutters, and 10
per cent advance for CATERERS.
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To Elevate Humanity.

CLEVELAND, o., August 81 The
CORES pondipg secretary 81 the Chris
,isn Endeavor Society OF the Olivet
Congregational church received a letter
from Mgr. SatolIi yesterday In response
TO 4 set Of resolutions adopted by the
society commencing his stand upon the
temperance problem. The letter ex-
pressed the pleasure Of the writer at
having been able to assist 10 elevailBg
humaaitv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-25

IMMEDIATELY after the passage Of
the new tariff bill the st. Louis Globe
Democrat, a Republican paper, an-
uounces that "ths financial clouds are
rolling By. a few mouths hence the
last trace Of the panic will have disap-
peared." But for Republican oppo-
sition and obstruction to the tariff bill
the clouds would long since have
passed.
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x. Of p. Excursion to Warrington, D. c.
The special train to convey the n. Of
2. aud friends 10 Washington will leave
the Psnua. Depot at s a. N. Sunday
August 2Glh. The time will be fast
and the trip over the mountains by day
light will be Q delightful one. For full
particulars apply 10 any member Of the
X. OF P. or J. o. Tomlinsou, agent
PenDa. Line.
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Cnnf,s,rd HearT Jadgments.

PoTTSvILIE, PA. August 24.-Judg-
ments aggregsting Sal, 600 were to-day
confessed by the Pottsvlle Iron ano
Steel Company In favor Of Baird Snyder.
as trustee for the family Of c. NJ. At
kins, deceased, the founder OF the es-
tabllshmeni. The officers Of the COM
D ~ refused tonight 10 give out any
statement.
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PHILADELPHIA WINS ANOTHER
Game From Pittsburg-startsd Well but
Ended TamelY.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, August "a
Philadelphia won another game from
Pittsburg to-day. The game started
with promise OF plenty OF excitement,
but after the home team forged ahead
in the fourth inning it grew tame.
Gumbert batted for Ehret in the ninth
inning. Attendance $500. Score:
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DEMOCRATIC T1OKKE

ZOE EEPEEs cNTArIyE IN c0NGkhss-tlhst DIS
TEI-T.
JOHN A. HOWARD,
OF Ohio.
FoR UzpBEsEsrArIy- lS C7NGEEss-rhii'D DIS
rEI.r,
JOHN ID. ALoCESON,
OF Nicholas.
COUNTY DEmOCRATIO TICKER
JUuGE or CRIMINAL COURT,
LEWIS S. JORDAN.
HOUSE or uELESATEs,
o. s. WILSON,
WA. G.. fIANDLAN.
J.J. WOODS,
FRED. D. SrEASSER
COUNTY surEErvrENDENr OF SCHOOLS.
NE. o. WEIDMAN.
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Republicans Plotting n Return TO Power
Because OF the Conditions Produced W
Their Own WHstefulness

Thor Own NsstetuIness.
EUey1J furnace tghOsc JiTCs are out
eUeyu tChecI that stGItds tIIe-cUcrB shtp
iuh0ss sails are rOtttng IN our hrrborS-
erery lab0rer ont Of employment -eUerB
farmer on the road to bIIu.rUDfcy-cUery
merchant whose trade has diminished
eUgTlj factory tChOse doors are closed
crery tramp upon the highCGy-eUerB
railroad IN the hands Of rCcciUerS-dil
these trerc produced by Republican mis-
T7ulc ard Republican iCastetuiness, and
upon these, falsely charging them upon
Democrats, he Republicans are plotting
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The FACT that Hooi's Ssrsaparills,
once fairly tried, becomes the family
medicine, speaks volumes for lis excel
lence and medicinal merit. Hoods
SarsapariIIa is Natures co-Horker.
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1rlsd 70 Tapa ltIL
sy,nel b.ss Rsg.s,s-.

epscieI io;ti ksgssis-
NEW MAETIxSvLLE, August PA
man named Mcconnell made bold at
tempt TO rob the I'll AZ a saloon on the
South Side last evening, but did not
succeed. de was arrested and locked
ND. At the hearing this morning be
was bound over 10 court
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,-,rrvMAm rssrAsE rEErArR

rqv-rributss OF Respect aad Obituary Notices
eve cents per Lac
stsrgps Of the Reorganization Of tWoesnt' and
,,s,acespisd Tor amounts less than enc dollar
rgy-CerrzsrovBESo CONTAINING IMPORTANT
-. .,,,rrvpp IRON EvERT FAET or THz SUR
AoUSDtNs COUNTRY
Rejected conn unleatious win not be retafoo@
rplsss accompanied by suIacisRt postage
REGISTER, embracing It's several sdl-
liens Is entered at the Possofhee In ""'''-
~. W. Va, as seeond-eiass matter
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TIE new tariff law places an internal
revenue tax Of two cents \ pack upon
an playing cards containing not more
than 81 cards. To avoid the payment
OF the tax it is said few additions,
cards will hereafter be placed in each
..rrl-
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AFTER the new tariff law goes into
effect it will be unlawful for any manu-
facsurer or dealer to sell playing cards
Of any kind until he has paid the tax
Oh Two Giants nack.
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WIru the prospect Of better prices
the farm rs ia this and adjoining coun-
ties are holding their wool.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HORSES FROM MY PRE-.
mises, near Highland, Ritchie county.
NIGHT OF August 20; one Chesksaw half bred;
wont about /. 100 pounds, with ridge on nose
ona nav horse With star on forehead weight
sbovt i.Iol Address JERRY MAHONY. High
land. R.tchie county, W. Va. au25eqgQ
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orrTnATrED TIE BRoOKLYYs.
SLAUGHTERED THE COLONIES.

New YORK, August 24.-The Giants
simply slaughtered the Colonies to-day
and won as they pleased. The Giants
did their heaviest hitting OF the season.
Ward IVES troubled with MS leg and
Murphy relieved him in the second inn
ing. Attendance, 1000. Score:
New YORK. II 3 . l 0 ? 90
Louisville. i 0 o 0 l o O.
Earned runs, New York S, Louisville
/; hits, % and 0; errors, and :; pitch
ers, German and Kneil; umpire, Hurst,
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A LABOR DAY celebration six months
ago would have seemed very much out
OF place. To-day il is all right.
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HOOPS PILLS become the iavorite
cstharEic with every one who tries them.
Csc
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CoNGErss is about 10 adjourn, and
the country may once more settle down
10 business.
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GOVERNOR NAcCORhLE has recog-
uized the ability, the Industry and the
efficiency Of Hon. d. NJ. HARE by re-
appointing him Nine Inspector for this
district. 1Ir. HAEB has been one Of the
most satisfactory inspectors, 20 both
operators aud miners, the district has
ever bao, aud Governor MAcCoENLE
has done well to re-sppoint him.
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IF Ohio county wants TO do as well 6y
JONI A. HOWARD as the rest OF the
district it will have 20 hustle. Democ-
racy is in splendid shape throughout
the district, the people are enthusiastic
for HOWARD and he will come to Ohio
.county with "a large majority.
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THE GREAT MATCH RACE.
[Continued from First Page
A Bun CARD AT SARATOGA.

a BUM CARD a SAhAAOGAs
SARATOGA, n. Y, August 24.-Both
the weather and track were in the finest
form to-day, but the racing card was
ragged. Five out of six faverites won
and long shot plungers failed to get any
dividends. First, So furlongs, Brioso los
(Donohue), l to 2, won. Time, 1909.
Second-Five and a half furiongs:
Blue Mass 90, (Perkins), to 10, won.
Time, 1:09%. Third-Mile: The Iron
Master 100. (Brooks), 9 to 5, won.
Time, ZAP. Fourth-FiVe and a
half furlongs: Arspahoe l07,
(Perkins), 4 to l, won; time, 1:0l}9.
Fifth, FIVE furlongs, Maid Marion, los
(Bergen), 4 to 5, won; time. l:0l51.
Sixth. FIVE furlongs, Innocent, SO Don
ohue), to ;. won; time, 1:0l3.
wELIsvILLE FAIR RACES.
SBeelal 10 ne Register
WELLsvILLE, ONO. August "a
There was large crowd in attendance
to-day at the races, but the speed trials
were great disappointment. A num-
Der OF famous horses were announced
TO participate ia the contests. but
none appeared. The time was equally
Disappointing. The following are the
summarizes: 2:40 trot, purse $500, IL
entries, drawn, Harry L., 2, 2, 3; Ger
tie K, 8, 3, 2; Nellie shank, l, l, 1.
Time, 2:34, 2:29H, 2:36}G. 1925
pace, purse $3.50, entries, 4 drawn,
Lady Harrison 3, 4, 4; Black Wilkes 4,
3, 3; Walter d. /, /, /; Lady 2, ?, 2.
Time, 2:211, 2:2O, 2:2315. 2:17 pacing
aud trottng, purse $500, three entries,
five drawn, Auorita /, l, l; Angelina 8,
3, g.; Presley ii. ., 2, ?. Time, 1923,
2:21, 2:2l.
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the opportunity to destroy the Govern
ment are those they offer to admit
The platforms should be carefully read
by every voter, especially as the next
Congressman from this district may be
called upon to vote upon this question.
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TIE REGISTER AT WAsHINGTON.
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
Ia rrocured IN Washington City ~ the
Newspaper Exchange opposite Wizards
Hotel, and Queens News stand National
hotel
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ETanY Persons a., hrorc.

ItdBy FtTSULl8 are broFc1
down from ove-Eork OF household c2rcs-
Browns Iron BitteFs Rehunds the
syken. aids digestion. rz1oTes ezcszs OF bic.
I'D cu-es nz-zr~. ct thc genuine
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TIE REGISTER AT CHARLESTON
The DAILY ana SUNDAY REGISTER can
10 procured in Charleston At the Hotel
RuGner News Stand.
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FOUND.

HOUND - POCKETBooA. oWSEk -OAS
L secure same AZ this once on proof OF prop
erty aud paying charges. AuSH
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RACES AT HUNTINGTON.

HUNTINGTON, w. VA, August "a
In the races here to-day Grover Cleve-
land took the purse in an exciting run
ming mile race, and Congressman Cape
harts Marguerite won the free-for-all
trotting contest. Four thousand peo-
pie were In attendance.
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STEPHEN B. ELKINs isn't the sprinter
the country takes him TO be if he can't get
away from Prof Wilson in q Compression
al race-CineinHdh TtHeS-Stdr.
Mr.. ELKINs might be able to run
pretty well on the right kind of course,
but he has sense enough to know that
It IS safer to stay entirely away from
Mr.. WILSON than to enter the Congress
sional race with him and then try to
get away.
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Philadelphia. 9 0 1 Z / 0 . Oh
Pittsburg. 0 0 . 0 0 l.

Earned runs. Philadelphia :, PITTS
burg s: two-base hits, Thompson, Smith,
Beckley, Stencil ?, Turner; three-base
hit, Turner; home run, Turner; stolen
base, Hamilton; first base on balls, off
CarseY 3; of Ehret 8; hit by pitcher,
Reilly, Weaver, Sugden; struck out, by
Carsey 9, by Ehret2; Passed balls, Sug-
den. Time l hour and So minutes.
Umpire, Lynch.
A PRETTILY CONTESTED GAME.
BALTIMORE, MD, August 24.-The
Orioles won to-day from ST. Louis In
prettily contested game. Jennings
made several more OF his sensational
plays. The home team played without
an error and the two credited TO st.
Louis were not costly. Hogan, in left
field for the Browns, covered lots OF
territory. McMahon and Breitenstein
both pitched pionship ball. At
tendance, 2, 400. Score:
Baltimore. % 0 2 0 0 0 2 = 3
StLouis. ..."O 0 0 0 o 0 l l. ,
Earned runs, Baltimore 5, St. Loui 5
/: hits, II and g; errors, and ?; pitch
ers, Mcmahon and Bretensteini UNI
pire, Belts.
WE'RE NEVER HEADED.
WASHINGTON, D. c., August "a
Proftiug by MERGERS wildness, Nc
CURES errors aud safe hitting the Wis
TORS scored five runs in the first inning
Of to-day's game, and were never
headed. Griffith sent four men to erst
on balls, but the home team gained
nothing by 1t, falling to hit the ball
when needed. Attendance, l,SO0.
Score:
Washington. o 0 0 0 2 0 3 O. .
Chicago I'D 0 0 0 l 0 3 10
Earned runs, Washington 3, Chicago
>; hits, 6 aud II; errors, aud 4; pitch
ers, Mercer aud Griffith; umpire, Ems
lie.
oUTBATTED THE BROOKLYSs.
BROOKLYN, August 24.-The reds
0utbatted the Brooklyns this afternoon
but did not win on account OF their
poor showing in the field. The game
was featureiess and Latham's talk was
about all that made the people present
believe a ball game was ia progress.
Score:
Brooklyn. / i 0 lis
Cincinnati. IL 0 0 = 9
Earned runs, brooklyn 6, CINCINNATI
2: hits. il and IS; errors, 3 and s; pitch
srs, Kennedy aud Fisher; umpire,
Keefe.
SLAUGHTERED THE COLONIES.
New YORK, August 24.-The Giants
simply slaughtered the Colonies today
and won as they pleased. The Giants
did their heaviest hitting Of the season.
Ward was troubled with mis- leg and
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] IST or LETTERS
Remaining In the PostoHce Of Wheeling. Ohio
county, W. Va, Saturday. August -. 1915 To
obtain anyoi toe following, the applicant must
ask for Advertised letters, giving date Of LIST;
LADIES.
Ai-is. Mrs. o. L. Lonrwail. Miss Ollie
Burke Miss Goldie EOjisT, Miss Alice
Duvall Mise Emma PhuIips, Efs. Mary %.
Koch, Mr.. h. Z L.
Sheppard Mrs. Emily
GEETLENEN
ATKINS, Henry johnson. J. b. Cd. u
Berry. Eretraud ". NckaGc. HTs.
Boyd. Lafayette RAlni0od. ..
Bottom!ey. Ernest shAlicross. Isaac
Cooper. Charles shratef, Slack
Dickson. Butt White. Horace 7.
Fritz. Louis White. YIN. ID. L.
Goeche, 9. a. WugAfd. +.
FOREIGN
Blum. Miss Minnie Laikin, IT,
HOneor isidsH Ngwczr 4d1ski 8.
HAGsier Matthias Wanda. AERiA
Linke, JOEeph.
FIRMs
American Oxide WORKS.
y. J. o-KAEE ".
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] Was Weak.

fixed and nervous my food did not digest
lastly. In fact was ia poor health generally.
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Two PosIrIoNs oN IMMIaRArION.

DEMOCRATIC. REPUBLICAN.
Res0 Usf That our AS necessary o
people still cuerishng CON plete policy OF pro-
the feeling OF human lection We favor Eeart-
fellowship which Do ely such restriction OF
longs 70 our beginning immigration as sha4l
as nation REQUIRE relieve our labor or the
their government 10 ex-.uufair competition OF
press their sympsthvthe cheap labor OF other
With al those who are lands aud protect the
oppressed and er any .couRTy from the IN
rule less free than ours. creasinE pressure OF d
A generous hospitality. dead weight OF ignor-
which "a ore % the.ance too often accom-
most prominent OF our.pauled with helpless
national cuaructeris- dependence u wee
tics. prompts US to vel I'VE favor such legIsle-
come the worthy aud ton as shall impose for
industrious OF ali lands.a term " years upon
70 home and citizenship every immigrants head
among US. This hosDi-tsN Of not less than
t4lItv sentiment is not 500; also Tor term OF
violated however. y years o. prohibition Of
careful aud reasonable all labor immigration.
regulations Tor she pro- We oppose the AMEN
lection OF the public ownership % I AZ
health nos doe, IL s-.b0dies -f land.
tIfy the reception of. I'VE favor such amend
immigrants who have meut 20 The uHturalila-
no appreciation OF our. tlOn laws 40 SHAH re-
and whose. 1uire .0nEsrresIdeuce
presence among us rs a .lu this country before
menace 10 peace and citizenship shall be
good order GRANTED, aRd strictcr
Investigation into the
.ausecedeuts Or the APP