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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-17

Milk train in collision; no mikman
turns up; disappointed housekeepers;
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ance resulting from neglect to keep
the Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed
Milk in the house. Order now for
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If you have not been able to find
glasses 10 suit your eyes, consult and
have your eyes examined for glasses
without charge by the only scientific
outician in the State, Prof. Shelf, lilo
Main street.
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Boys High Cut Shoes, sizes II
70 o.. SLsOU
Misses School Shoes, sizes IL
to 9........................SI.OO
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to Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
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The Ideal Home.

Interesting Practical Hints on How
10 Furnish the House Costly and At
tractively. In tO-morrOW's SUNDAY
REGISTER. Buy copy.
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Talmags on Poverty.

No political party responsible. No
healthy, moral, industrious man ever
suffers from want. In tomorrow
SUNDAY REGISTER. Buy copy.
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Dobls Talk. on Trotters.

The Premier Horseman expects to
see the Record Lowered this Season.
In to-morrow's SUNDAY REGISTER.
Buy a copy.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
DBeelin9 8&9istet;


MrC. Scanepf, tue Oosra House drug.
yigt made tue following observations OF
the Temperature yesterday; Z a. m, -;
"a. m, %: II m, %; p. m, 30; p ~,
2S Weather, fair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-17

THURSDAY, March sth. Round triE
$1,000 Tickets good ten days. Train:
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Canada and Uncle sam.

How the Project Of Annexation is re-
garded by the former. In to-morroW's
SUNDAY REGISTER. Buy copy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-17

General Gourko. 'the Hero Of the
Bhkans," dying in 'old Warsaw. A
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lows SUNDAs 'STEB. Buys
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index to New Aavertl'ornourA
FOURTH PAGE.

FOURTH PAGE.
Makerel-H. F Bearens.
fo- Rent-ADar,mentS on Tenth Street
Wnntel-News boys.
Reiirioas Notice-Flrs Presbyterian Church.
Absolute Plrlty-Liebigs Extract OF Beef.
Religious Notice-St Matthews Church.
Cni,o sale Coptinued-I G. Dillon & Co.
Religious NotiCe-FOurth 81. NJ. Z. Church.
FIFTH PAGE.
Natural stone Fiters-Ewing Bros.
Statement - Williamsburg Fire Insurance
Company.
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FIFTH PAGE.
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REAL Estate MAnKEr.

Health More Than Success.
Mcrr Business Builders-Gso NJ. SnooE q 20
Clothiers with BrainS-D. Gundllng ~ 20.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-17

Deed OF Transfer Left for Record Yes
terday.
The following transfer Of real estate
was left for record at Clerk Hooks
office yesterday:
Deed made February 1O,1s94, by the
Greenwood Cemetery Association TO
Harry e. Biehl, for the west half OF lot
No. ia in section q. Consideration,
SAT so
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-17

Third Excursion TO Washington. d. O..
and Baltimore via b. g. D.
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Stone & THOMAS.
February BARGAINS CONTINUED.

A growing active trade IS what we are after ana
that is the kind this store is getting The people these
times especially are after the best of the lowest prices
Hundreds of new customers are being made here by
dong business that way.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-17

1T w. - ALTON
OF Atlanta, Georgia, testihes that ne was al
fiicted with Flying Rheumaiisua, the intense
pain going from one part Of the body to another.
After taking seven bottles Of Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla he was in good health In two months
be increased from 122 to 145 pounds In weight
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-06

TIE people are doing some of the thinking now-a-days, and they have long since discovered that men in high places are prone overlook or ignore the wishes of the masses. The evil may be corrected at the ballot box, when the masses will vote for men wbo are known to be in touch and sym pathy with them, and who will faith fully and tearlessly represent their views. It will not do to support men who are lon the fence" on any Of the great questions which affect our na- tion's welfare, or. for that matter, the prosperity of our state, or the upbuiid- ing of our county. The principle IS applicable in all departments of gov ernment.
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-06

MR. RoLEsoN was given the demo- cratic nomination and was elected to
 the office of prosecuting attorney. when
 he was practically inexperienced. He
 accepted the honor and promised u faithful performance of the duties ot
 the office He has discharged his du- ties according to what he believed to be right, and he has been painstaking and diligent officers. With the expert epce of two years in the office it is req sonable to suppose that he will make Il better officer in the future than he has in the past. He has ever been prompt
 in the fultillment of his engagements ! and by all precedent of the democratic party he should receive our endorse 1 ment. And he will.
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-06

THE primary election judges are selected with view to an honest aud fair count. The roster is composed or as good men as there are anywhere ID
 the country and as the primary Is the only fair means of voieing the senti- uent of the people, every man should lay aside his prejudices, go to the polls aud help to select the very best men to ba the standard bearers for democracy
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-06

TIE executive committee of the democratic party of St. Francis county met Saturday and voted down the proposition to allow the people to ex- press their choice between Gov. Fish back and Senator Berry. TIE TINES stated last week that the committee would authorize such all expression. We were little premature, but we had it voluntarily from the secretary and thought him good authority Next time we presume to say what the com mittee will do, we will first see the committee.
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-06
State Democratic Platform,

The Democratic rarty of Arkansas iu con- ven tion cmbled hereby feainrms US faltn in and ailegiaucc to tho fime-honored priuci- pies of the National Democratic party aS ea- pressed IT iis platforms and ratified in it's leg jslation throughout the history Of The gov ernsnent II addition thereto. 1t makes the fctlowi ing specific declaratiOns
 We insist upon 2 strict compliance with tue repeated dec.arRtiors of the party in favor of tsrla for revenue, only. to the end that the protection favored by the Republican party aud cryeiasi2ed n the lrfamous discriinina- tons of the Mckinley tariff bill. shall be an- pailed aud t fail competition in the markets ol ihe world shall be opened to the producers os all classes in The United States. and fair ex- chanpe for our eurnius products thereDy se- cured.
 To the end that taxation may be distributed oman equitable hass and accumulated proper " pay it's fair share of the expenses of the rpvefnment which have for so long time bean borne by the consumption of the people. We favor an Income tax.
 We still eonsfaar the act of 1873. whereby silver was deplosetizad. a. the greates; fe2is- iative crime of the century, and demand the ffee and unlimited coinage of both silver and gold at radio ot l6 to ae t then existed.
 We believe the constitutional power to bor- row money should De exercised by congress .1iy ln the event Of great emergencies when fhe power to levy and collect taxes commen- euesste wlth Inc requirements of the occaslou cannot De enforced without manifest oppres. slou Of the people. Therefore we are opposed 1D tue issue af honda h tisae of peace.
 Ne congratulate the Demoeratic party and fhe peorie upon the repeal or the oolous fea- sfii election law
 .pe favor The continued maintainance oi our free public schools IL the interest oi gen eTgf intelligence and public information,
 Believing taat home rtia and local self g+syotnmeus are cardinal princl pies III a Re- p3hlic2B government, ws therefore endorse aud approve the oerscn of the legislature uT Arkansas ii enacting iGTe reiegafiny to tue people the risAi of settling tine liquor ques- I!oa for tEetaselFcs in accordance with the wishes aud sentiments of the country affect ed
 we congratulate the people upon the faith fai and economical administrator of hei atAte FoTeIuDeat under Democratic rule. and invoke ,ne cooperation ot alt good citizens ta the porpesuation of 70 desirable conot Hon of nfAIrS.
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-06

EVERY inch of the ground was con tested in Lee county by the candidates for prosecuting attorney, and MT Hicks left no stone untnrned Which might give him tue instruction. But Lee county is for Roleson. and her convention, composed of the best dem- ocrats of the county. selected delegates to the judicial convention and instruc- ted them to vote for MT Rolescn. St. Francis adjoins Lee and We believe she will add her vote to that of Lee county.
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-06
.rup I'1TEs was opposed to the nom

TIE IIMEs was opposed to the nom- iua.ion of Prof. Shinn and Ben Myers from the first The writer opposed the instruction for Myers in our town ship convention. We are against any man for a third time, and the democra. cy of Arkansas has spoken once foI all on this question. Our views are endorsed, and if we were Senator Jas. Y Berry. We would withdraw from the senatorial race. He will not be the next senator from Arkansas Mark the prediction.
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-06

THE TIMES today presents the Dem oeratic state ticket. We may have had other preferences, but we are now for tue ticket from eend to eend. Each man on the ticket is In every sense worthy of the honor bestowed upon him by the democracy. They are ca pablo, honest and conscientious, and will never give any democrat reason to regret having voted the ticket straight. The platform is straightforward honest and fearless document, devoid of the common duplicity of the nation al platform, especially on the silver question. and it's declarations are in harmony and sympathy with the mass es. Its apparent honesty and simplic- ity will commend 1t to every clear headed, unselfsh citizen, and upon just such a platform only. can the na- tional democracy elect another ticket. TIE TIMES heartily endorses every plank in that platform. IL incorpo- rates the principles we have advocated since first we straddled the editorial "nailkeg" and we are proud to know that such a large and intelligent body of men from every section of this great state are in line with our fondest dreams. Hurrah for the ticketl Hurrah for the platform Hurrah for the glorious democracy l And by the way, Hurrah for Fishback and Role son.
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-06

WHILE ia fact Mr. Roleson now re- sides in Woodruff county, which, by the way, endorses him fully, he was tor many years a resident of this coun- ty. His widowed mother, and other relatives DOW reside here, and We feel 8 county pride in endorsing him. He has l6 instructed votes already-witli- in two of being sufficient to secure the nominaiion--while his opponent has only b. St. Francis county has tue key to the situation aud we think she will cast her vote for Mir. Rcleson.
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-06

UoH. F. D. MCCULLoCH, jr., has re- ceiyed nine more instructed votes than # requires to give him the nomination for congressman from this, the First district, on tue first ballot. In fact he has carried every county except Law renee and Randolph so far as beard from. Our Little Mac appreciates this honor to the fullest extent. and
 has expressed his thanks in an inter view which was sent out by the associ' aled press.
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-06
SENATOR BERRY has been iu Wasl

SENATOR BERRY has been iu Wash lngton ten years. The democracy of Arkansas has said i've want no third termers," and the senator has said that so far as the third term objection as applied to him, IS concerned, he cares nothing about it. The democra- cy of this county is in harmony with the state democracy, and would in- struct for Fishback if they were to vote GU the question.
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-06
Moods pisis arc gentle. mild and effect
Polite al Dates.

Democratic Primary Election, st. Francis county voting precincts, July IA
 Republican State convention. Little Rock, July 24.
 Peoples Party State convention Lit tie Rock July, 19.
 Democratic Judicial convention. First District. Helena, Ark, July 2i.
 Democratic Congressional conven- tion, First District, Jonesboro, August IS
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-06

THE Helena World bolts the state
 democratic platform, and thinks the convention was composed of populists. This is not a surprise to TIE TIMES. The World has not been ill touch and sympathy with the democracy of Ar kansas 'for 10 these many moons. 1t advocates a single gold standard of money. 1t endorses MT. Cleveland une9uivocally and unquaIifiealy. IL talks necessarily of Governor Fish back War Record, and, the governor
 say, has told more lies op him tltan all the balance of the papers in the state. It IS heart and soul for Senator Berry for
 third term in the United States
 senate, aud advocated the nomination
 of Ben Myers for State Land Commis-
 sioner, whether it should be for first,
 second, third or twentieth term. Like
 the man with q good-sized jag who be-
 lieyes that all the world is drunk, the
 pcor old World thinks the great dem
 oeratic party of Arkansas IS all awry.
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-06
naOnth.

HON. Y. E. HARE, of Vsnndaie, re- ceiyed the instruction of Cross county, as a candidate for state senator from this district. Cross county has long been in the doubtful column on this question and now finally ignores the compact by virtue of which this county claims the right to name the candidate. We shall remember Cross.
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-06

SEVERAL papers throughout the First congressional district, TnE Tis,Es am0ug the number, have an- nouncei the date of the congressional convention at Jonesboro as August l. It should ha corrected, as the date for tle convention ia August Is.
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-06

TEE senate on July 8. passed the perfected Wilson tariff bill. It is said to be the very best measure that can be passed. If so. we hope the conference committee will lose no time in a wrangle, and that the bill will reach the president before the end of the month
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-06

ONE of the most dangerous curses to this country is the depravity of the average politician. They are becom. ing go corrupt in their methods that honorable men cannot well afford to be g party to their nefarious schemes BrInklsy Mirror.
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-06

AR. kuLEsoN has had the of1ce of prosecuting attorney but one term, zaa if, during that time he has done no act unworthy of his high station, then in all caodor We believe he should and aill receive the endorsement Of tue faiilninded democracy ct St. Fran. e.s county
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-06

NE candiGly believe Mir. Ro!eson has been faithful to every trust reposed ill him. Ike has doue his duty. He has TO douD. made mistakes. The nan don't live who makes no errors. He deseryes gecond term.
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-06

"FIsRBAcK's War Record" has been worn lhreadbxre, but the fact remains that he is far more progressive than his opponent. and is in touch and sym patiiy with Arkaasas.
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-06

ALL earnest democrats should take the trouble 10 urge others less enthusi- astic. to attend tAe primary election on The l4th.
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-06

IN self defense, if tor no other req son, the friends of Gov. Fishback will have to vote for Fishback man foi representative.
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-06
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

 Election. Monday, September g. is9i
 
 For Governor. JAS. T. CLARkE. of Phillips. For Secstsry oi State. H.R. HAMPSTEAD. of Franklin For Associate Justices of Supreme Court, E. R. BATTLE,
 ], F.. kIDDlJR.
 For Auditor of State. (. D. MILLS. of Monroe.
 For Trcasurer. RANSOM GJLLEY, of Izard. For Attorney General, T.B KTNSWoKTEY. For sup.ntenaeu; Puo,ic Instruction, JUNiUS J. JORDAN. of Jefferson. For Commissioner of State Lands. J. I. RICHIE, of Jefferson. For Commissioner Of Agriculture, ". C. vINCENHgLLg8 For Judge First Judicial Circuit, II. \. HUTTON. of Leo.
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-06

TIE date for the congressional, COT yention is Augnst Is. 1894.
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-06
Go TO the primary Jnly 14.

WE ought to poll 1900 votes In the primary election July IA
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-06

WE hope every democrat in the county will % into the primary election on July IA.
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-06

We have determined put TIE FORREST household the county We the that but that they advantage the offer made by newspaper Eastern Arkansas We
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-06

4 4 Fifteen Hundred Subscribers k*
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-12-06
DISGRACE.

N. C. Nash, editor Of the Canton
News WIS in Elk Point Il few days
ago. The senior editor OF the
Leader met Mr.. Nash for the first
time. Mr.. Nash may be a nice
man, honest and true, but he has a
trt ucherous lace. a snake.like eve,
aud altogether we were not favor.
ably impressed with his appearance.
-L~ader.
Knapp we are ashamed OF you;
ashamed to think that there is Il
man in Elk Point who would vii.
fully and without cause insult a
stranger. Out Of the goodness Of his
heart, Mr.. Nash accepted M invita-.
ton to meet you nnd then IL
insult him in such ~ public mnnner'
II is simply d~isgracefull Mr. Nash
is n gentleman. u scholar, AL upright
citizen VI tn. state, q man Of integ
rity, OF honor and Of truth. He j:
an old soldier, honored by his com
rades by being selected as comman
der Of the grard army OF the state
He IL also gra,ni master of the gr""'
lodge Of the |. @. O.. F.-a nan 6,
honored to lie iusultel in such
mnnner is such n disgrace that ever,
citizen in Elk Point bows his heat
in shame and hopes and prays tha
Mr.. Nash will consider the sourc
and accept the apology Of the entir
community
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-12-06
NEWS.

Brulo.
BRuLE, Dec. 4.-The weather for
skating and hunting is superb.
Albert Johnson, one Of our most
promising young men, went to Sioux
City last Saturday to accept a good
and paying position. We are sorry
TO lose Albert, but wish him success
in his new undertaking.
Rev. Mr.. Lee Of Sioux City held
services in the st. Paul church last
Friday night.
Last Saturday night a party was
given at the home Of Miss Jennie
Dahl, the OCCASION being the anni-
vcrsary Of her twenty.ti fifth birthday
Al far as we could ascertain, the fol-
lowing gentlemen with their ladies
we're present: Engehright Kr"gssad,
Oluf A. Johnson. Ole Nelson, John
Lokken, Ole Ofstehnge, Chas. Knut-
son, Fred Dahl and Lewis Hovey.
Miss Dahl is an accomplished young
lady and a good entertainer. At a
late hour supper Was served, after
which the guests departed, wishing
that birthdays would como around
more often.
Next Thursday night q basket
aociabIe will be given in the Pleas
ant Ridge school house. Every body
is invited.
Will send THE COURIER more
items next week. HAySkED.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-12-06
Q

Mrs. Owen Wheclock recently re.
ceived s. 1870 which her late hus-
baud had his lite insured for.
The Union Banking company is
now located in the Mankan building
where they will conduct the bust.
ness until they rebuild in the spring.
Z. Jacobson was in town Saturday
aud took the noon train for Center
Vile To purchase some supplies for
the Alsen creamery. Pete saya that
the or emery is doing IL big luis"ess
and that it receives daily about 2.
600 pounds oi milk.
The Beresiord Literary club hold
a joint debate tomorrow night Mt the
9 :hool house. The subject will be
Should Capital Punishment b.
Abolished"
Chas. r. Howard Of Red6eld
grand chancellor OF the X. P. ordel
oi South Dakota and a prominent
candidate for speaker OF the house
was a pleasant caller at the New
sanctum yesterday morning.
A special train OF eleven cars o
stock left this station for the Chicag'
markets last Saturday. Ed Fi,zger
aid had seven; J. W. Reed, two
John Dolan, one; John Clear, one
and Samuel Stendnan had part Of
car in with MIR. Fitzgerald. Johl
Clear. John Dolan, Ed Fitzgerald
Samuel Steadman and Jimmi
Casey, Of Emmet went in wit
them.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-12-06
A BLESSING.

The whole world owes q debt OF
gratitude, which money, time or
friendship car not adequately liqui-
date, to a young Frenohman, DR..
Ronx for heroic researches which
have led to the discovery OF an
effectual cure for diphtheria and
Group. A description Of the new
method is given in the London
Graphic as follows:
The distinguished Dr.. Marsan points out how
the new method was established. Dipthcria In
produced By microbes which plant themselves
In the membrane o! The throat aud multiply:
eases, they remain obstinateiy In The same p-
sitiOn, neither penetrating The system nor the
blood. But II the deadly a,liinalcnlrs remain ut
II extreme violence, called Toxin" which
quickly peneirases the circulation aud infects
the wi"lr body. This toxin. thanks to the
aud In the form IT II fine powder will cause al.
mos, immediate death when tnjrcie,l into AMI.
mails However. II has been found thar Il II very
small dose be introduced into certain animals.
especially the horse. only Il feeble reaction ~
pr,stucrd by repeating the operation, with
gradually increasing doses. the organism Of the
animal finally r-vnltS. and becomes ,;nt ONLY
tMlervi0i,s TO the toxin, but destroys IL and
from this singular result Is due the origin Of
the new substance with which ir. isnnx wages
war against dipi'theria in i word. II Is The
basis Uf d great revOlutian in the medical world,
n l,eavsr-seit system to root out most Of the
dlsrase connected with ch,lihoOd. As Or.
MOrsan we'll Says. there are tOtin and antiiOx.
las for all micrObic affections. Serl.n therxpy
will eventually discover u remedy fer all ,ntrc.
ttonous diseases. Yesterday II WAS t.tamus IN
animals that II cured. to.iay It Is dipllheria. t..
morrow IL Will uN tuberculosis,