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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-03
HEApouARrERs NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
LEAGUE, HARTFORD BUILDING,
l40 DEARBORN STREET,
CHICAGO, Ill, Nov. /, 1894.

CHICAGO, Ill, Nov. l, 1894.
To RspublGoaa Cub Members Throughout I've United
Ssa.u:
DEAn s1E:-The most important and
far.reaching campaign Of this genera
ton Is drawing to a close. Literature
and speeches have played their part.
The time for united effort has arrived.
Every citizen who believes that Repub.
licau success will restore business
prosperity should make a business Of
politics on election day, knowing that
polite. this year means business.
The league clubs throughout the
United States have been working quiet
ly and effectively ever since the disas-
trous defeat in 1892. That work has
helped TO prepare the way for victory.
One more duty remains, and We there
fore call upon the members oil every
Republican club In the United States to
volunteer their services on election day
from the opening OF the polls until all
the votes are safely deposited and hon.
estly counted. Many elections have
been lost to the Republican party in the
last days Of the campaign because Of
ovERcoNFiDENoE on the part Of protec-
tionists and because OF the PERSIclous
activity Of their opponents.
We urge the members OF all Republic
can clubs 10 the United S.atos to assem-.
BILE at their headquarters on Saturday
or Monday night before election for the
special purpose OF organizing intelIi'
gently and dividing up the election day
work in the various election districts,
being sure 10 cooperate with the local
campaign committees, so that no work
will be duplicated aud every weak point
will be covered. We realize that the
opposition is desperate, and that the
combinations formed will not stop at
anything to carry their point. There
fore, we urge league men to be prepared
for every emergency.
The complexion OF the United States
senate in 1897 may be decided by q
single vote in your state.
All Republicans will recognize that
the fruits of victory in 1896 would be
practically annuIled SO far as national
legislation is conserved, should the
Democrats succeed in their cunning
scheme to capture the United States
senate"
Look out tor frauds against your con-
gressmen and members of your legisia-
ture and fight for the whole Republican
ticket!
Believing thateve Republican league
man will appreciate the situation and
do his full duty, We leave the cause in
your hands with full confidence in the
result.
WILLIAM W. TRACY, President.
ANDREW B. HUMPHREY. Secretary.
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Oh! FOR MORE STRENGTH I!
A Cry Which is Going Up Everywhere.
Just Read This, Weak People.

Oh. those nerves Of ours how they do bother
us, Weak, tired and nervous isihe complaint
everywhere We oTerWoFf, dlaipate. weaken
our bodies. ruin our health. and anAllJ eFeaA
down sleeplsssuess aud indigestion are ear!
,vmpto.ns, for the nerves are 100 exhausted anu
irritable to permit rest, and the stomach 700
weak to digest food.
Beware Of such symptoms! A well'kneWn
druggist Charles ". Eglestou. ESQ. - rAsk
avenue, Worcester, Mass, suffered from nervous
prostra.lon and ali It's terrible 'ymPtoms' ne
writes the following letter telling what he knows
is the best way 70 get we'll
"some time ego was taken win nervous
prossra.Iou. suffered terribly With my nerves
and could get NO sleep At all. became 'ea''
tully exhausted, my stomach was IN seF'feie
condition from dyspepsia aud could eat haFu
~ anything.
fused several medicines but without benehI
Being In the drug business myself, and having
had many customers speak In the highest terms
OF Dr.. Greene s Nervura blood and nerve remedy.
determined to try it After taking only one
hall bottle began to feel much better.
~ slept soundly all night, anc my appetite
was splendid. After taking three ootue'' ave
three square meals = day. and had not the
slightest distress Hy nerves were perfectly
strong aud felt Ike new man, being COM
plCtely cured OF all my troubleS
"out OF the respect bear the maantActufe''
Of Dr. Grceues ServurA blood aud nerve rem
edy, and my desire to have the sick and snneF'
lux made we'll aud strong. unhesisAansy say
that this medicine IL the best and most wonder
full remedy known to-day.
~; does Just what is said OF It. It cures disease
Don't hesitate TO use It, sufferers for you VIII
never regret It You will DO made well and
strong"
As this letter Is from dealer in medicine, his
word is authority on such matters. EVERYBODY
knows that Dr. Grcenes Setyuta blood and
nerve remedy is the great lending medicine oil
the age Take 1t and you will DO made strong
healthy and vigorous
With tho aid Of this wonderful remedy you
can endure any amount OF work or pleasure ana
life will look bright TO you. II Is purely veSe-
table aud harmless Doctors recommend IL be-
cause II Is the prescription OF physictan' ana
because they know u ctrtE
Or. Greene, the most successful specialist In
curing nervous and chronic diseases, discovered
It He can be consulted free, personally or by
letter, at his once IS West Fourteenth street,
New York City.
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Special Dispatch to The InteItgencer
FAlRMoSr. W. Va, Nov. 2.-The ac'
count OF the Dayton meeting at Monon'
gah Wednesday night, as published in
the Register was an infamous ialsehood.
The crowd from this place could not
be accommodated by the Monongahela
railroad, and after attaching two box
cars to tho train, there were hundred
or more people unable to get transpor-
tation. These all paid their fares. This
is the plain fact and cannot be denied.
In contrast to this was the meeting at
Mincr4viIle, addressed by John I. Nc
Graw, which was attended by thirty
from that place. A free train was run
from Monongah, but could only got two
car loads OF Democrats to attend.
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And on this line the Register hopes
to make votes for it's party.

The Register quotes the manager Of
the Crawford wooden mills as saying
that he is paying one cent per pound
more Tor wool under the German vii.
son bill and that he has not reduced
wages. II this be true. will the Regis
ter kindly explain how the workingman
is going to get that cheaper clothing"
promised him? Docs the Register ex-
pect the manufacturer to sell his goods
cheaper while paying more for his raw
material? That 10 not the Democratic
theory Of free raw material. Cheaper
raw material 10 what was promised.
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To The Editor 0fth IntAigener
SlR:-To-day's Register contains a
special from Hendricks stating that Re-
pubIicans had sent out bills Of an ap.
pointment for Mr.. Wilson at Hendricks
to-day, instead OF yesterday, and that
tho bills came from my office. The
whole statement ia LIE OF the whole
cloth aud was mado by Leland kittle,
chairman Of the Democratic county
committee, and the bills were printed at
the lygarts Valley News office. The
corrected bills were printed in Beverly
and distributed from this place. This
is only another Democratic scheme to
blame Republicans for their own caro-
lessness. Tho slanderous reference to
the Inter. Mountain 10 unworthy of no.
tice. NJ. S. CoRNwELI.
Elkin, W. Va, Nou. .. 1884.
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LOOK out for Democratic roorbachs
between now and Tuesday.
Doyener and Hubbard Tonight.

Doyener aud Hubbard Tonight.
Captain d. B. Dovener will conclude
his campaign in this county at the
opera house tonight, on which occa-
sion the voters will be addressed by the
captain and the Hon. William 7. Hub.
bard. It goes without saying that the
crowd will tax the capacity Of the
theatre.
Every in the district Captain
Dovener has received ovations, not only
because OF his deserved personal popu-
larity with the people. but because Of
the cause he represents in the campaign
for home and country, and against the
assault upon the system which has built
up and fostered American industries.
Here at his home, at the windup Of a
triumphant tour OF the district, his re.
ception will be no less gratifying than
it has been elsewhere.
Mr.. Hubbard, who will also address
the audience, is one Of the most forcible
and effective, as well as one OF the ablest
champions OF the party OF protection in
the state. His speech will be worth
hearing. Let the meeting be "rouser."
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WILLIAM W. TRACY, President.
ANDREW B. HUMPHREY. Secretary.
To workingmen and Business Me"

To workingmen and Business Men.
The leaders of the Free Trade Democ-
racy, including President Cleveland and
W. l. Wilson, have declared that the
fight to tear down our tariff defenses has
only begun. A vote for John A. How
ard for Congress is vote to renew the
agitation, with all its accompanying
business uncertainty and industrial de-
preston. A vote for Captain Dovener
ia vote to save the country from a
repetition OF tho misery which followed
the inauguration OF tho assault on the
tariff, and vote for the Republican
candidates for the legislature will mean
the same thing
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ATpts for DoVeuer Is q vote 70 renew tatif agi.
talon and budnels uncertainty vote 70 re-en.
act the vicious Mckinley tahh-RsotttT.
While the tariff was undergoing re-
vision BY the last Republican Congress
there were no business disturbances
becau.e the people knew the policy Of
protection was Ia the hands Of It's
friends From tina. time until the
Democratic party came into power with
lie threats 10 wipe out protection the
country was in state OF prosperity.
While the tariff inkering oil the pre-
sent Congress was in progress there
were business uncertainties, great de.
preston, closed mills. Thousands OF
starving pespIe and a general reduction
OF wages, because the business world
realized that the tariff was in the
hands Of It's enemies and knew not
what 10 expect
When 4 Republican Congress Is as
sured the business interests Of the coun-
try will be relieved OF anxiety regard
ing further strides in the direction Of
free trade, and the period Of uncertainty
and depression. based on fears for the
future, will be at an end.
Thee are facts which the business
men aud workiugmen of the country
are considering. A vote for Howard is
q vote for more uncertainty. for Will
lam L. Wilson. Grover Cleveland and
every free leader in the land have de.
clared that the fight to tear down our
tariff defenses is only begun, and that
declaration is in nearly all OF the Demo.
cratic platforms Of this year.
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publican managers and candidate. at
the last moment. The question Of re-
ligion is not an issue between the pro-
lection and free trade parties. The
people eansol be deceived. nor have
their minds turned from the main
question, which Affects their homes
and country by eOWsrdly appeals to
their preiudiees.
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Let Xoters beware.

Sensational stories about Republican
candidate, sprung at the last hour tc
bolster up desperate cause is now the
Democratic scheme.
Voters. look out for them. They are
au insult to your intelligence and are
only calculated to appeal to the preju'
dices OF the ignorant.
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I,uckIen's Arnien Salys.

Tho best salve in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, cbapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin cruptions, and posi-
lively cures pilo', or no pay required.
Its guaranteed to give perfect satisiac.
ton or money refunded. Price %
cents pcr box. For sale BY Logan Drug
COMPANY.
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Che Jntelliae,,rsr
wuEELlNo, NOVEMBER 5, 1904.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

FOR coHuRDE
Flint Dsrtet--B. B. DoVEEEfs, Of Ohio County
Second Distriet-A. @. DAYTON, OF barbour Co
Third Dfsrtet-JAs II. HULEN6. Of KanAwha Co.
Fo,uat DLs,riot-wARRENM MILLER, Of Jackson cc
YoR srArE sgNAToR-piEsr DISTRICT.
y. K whitaker 600.
FOR HOUSE OF DELEGArEA
JOSEPH C. BRADY.
ABRAHAM 6rAMM.
ALEX. K CAMPBELL
y. q. SMITH
FOR JUDGE OF THE CRIMINAL couEt
4. J. IIuGuS.
FoE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF scHooLA
JAMES c. LEWIS.
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Do NOT stay away from the polls be-
cause you are not listed. No citizen
can be deprived OF his rights in this
state. II you are not listed there is a
way provided in the law to secure a
vote. You eau be sworn as to your
citizenship.
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NorE in another column the open let
ter addressed to the National league
members (which includes all Republic
can cubs) by tho national officers, and
note particularly tho warning against
over.confidence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-03

In preparing your ballot draw line
through every ticket which you do NOT
wish to vote, leaving clear the ticket
you DO wish to vote. II you are doubt
full about how to prepare your ballot 30
that it will be sure to be legally counted,
1t is the duty OF the poll clerks to in
struct you. Follow the instructions to
the letter.
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Notich.

l want every man and woman in tho
United States interested in tho Opium
and Whisky habits to have ono OF my
books on these diseases. Address j. N.
WooILEY, Atlanta, Ga, Box $50, and one
will DO sent you free. s4wy
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IN some portion, OF the state the free
traders expect to get in two of their
men who can be corrupted as poll
clerks. so as to aid their purchase OF
voters. It's shrewd scheme.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-03

On the seventh page Is an article
written by an old citizen of Wheeling
giving history OF the effect Of the
effect OF the Democratic tariff of 1915 on
Wheeling industries. Let every voter
read L.
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owe arc engaged this year 10 a move.
mont to keep our business ut home. We
have discovered that II wo don't keep
our business, our business viii not keep
us."-GaunOr AeKtnsey at B4satO, October %.
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"HA,t to the business rovivall" shout
the Democratic organs. "But whore Ia
tho restoration OF my former wages p
respond tho workingmen.
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Tnr Register is still ringing the
changes on the A. P. A. roorbach. It
is preparatory to tho scheme to flood
tho district with charges against Re.
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srKINLEY ANp wILsON AnnoAp.

In 1900 william Mckinley was burned
In cnlgV III tho English InanufR cturlng city
of etfield; but ~ 1904 william l.. Wilson
was wlnod and diheh Ia London because
no IL tho author Of n FREQ trndo tariff bill.
These nre LEnitlcant facts.
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TEE Registers personal abuse Of Re-
publican candidates Is making them
votes.
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DEMOCRATS nre preparing roorbaoks
In tho shape of secret circulars attacking
Republican candidates. beware Of them,
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POLITICAL.
APPOINTMENTS.

Capt. b. b. Doycncr win Addros Meet.
ingS at tho Following Place. up to
and Including November ), 1904.
Wheeling Ohio county, Saturday, November
5, 7:'O p. IN.
Benwood, Marshall county. Monday, NOvSm
bcr .. 100 y, III
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A "nirnifled" Camnninn,

Following is sample OF the "cour-
teous" treatment Republican speakers
receive at the hands OF the Democratic
Register:
The Republican quartet Whitaker. Brady.
HoOten and Hart, entertained small audience
last night by running the ganut. as usual, OH
the Register. and their souls were bursting With
It. Each waved 1t dramatically, clutched II
franticAlly. or crumplcd It Savagcly. Tho Regis.
ter was the burden OF their song, Whitaker
lions at the Register. Brady sErIcked an in.
Jured tenor nt the Register. Hooten shouted an
alto OF damnatIon al the Register, while Hart
wnrblcd IL dulcet soprano ofairy nothlugs at the
Register.
And on this line the Register hopes
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DO not trade your vote. 1t may mean
the carrying out OF tho free trade threat.
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rThe lErELL.oENcER, embracing It's several
editions Is entered 10 the Postofhee at Wheel
ing, W. Va. ~ second.class mattehl
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UNITED EFFORT
Needed for Projections Success ali
Along the Line.
THE value OF A SINGLE YOTE

May Mean tho Election or Defeat OF a
rickss-rho Election of 1904 Is I'm.
portant 60 tho Interests of the Coun-
try-I.ook Out TOR Frauds Against
Congressman and Members Of the
Legislature aud Fight for the Whole
Tickle.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN at special meeting OF the StOckhOitcN Of
tho Junction IRON COMPANY 10 brhrh
O'Clock T. m. at the principal Office, or place II
business OF the company In the City hlnE VI
Wheeling. IN the city Of Wheeling Ohio couU'y.
West Virginia. the following ucticc viii 10
RsSOired, That the capital stock OF the JIM.
TON IRON COMPANY" DO. and the same Is
hereby increased by ave hundred thOraNI
$500, 6Oo) dollars In tve thousand 500, shares
OF one hundred 5000 dollars each. so that the
total capital stock OF said company shall bs ous
million 81, ,000) dollars In ten Thousand
10000 shares OF one hundred 500 dolHr,each,
II. X. LIST
A stockholder OF said Junction Iron Company.
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Admission 20 aud TIC. Reserved seats 81 co.
Seats Oh AalO at &. \. Houses music store Sale
tu commence Friday, November oc3O
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-12-15
Land once Business.

The following named persons have
Gl-d homestead entries at the L. S.
land Office Of this place during the past
week:
John Bauer OF Cnur d'Alene, Idaho.
Albert Yarbcr OF Mcdimont. Oliver +.
Barr of ST. Maies, +. NJ. Kramer OF
Priest River. aud Frank Either Priest
River. Chas. Boots OF Santa has made
finsl proof on his homestead.
Application for patents for mineral
lands were made by the Excelsior Iron
Works for the ~rsymaster Qartz Lode
located in Summit Mining Distric,
Of shoshone county, by Lyman +. Wolf
for the Rice Placer Claim" located in
same mining district and by Lyman T.
Wolf for the surprise Fraction Quartz
Lode" located in the same mining dis
trlct
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A Tair ar4 HAhy AaeN.

The ladies of the Methodist church
will hold fair in their hall on Wednes-
day Dec 10, after aoon and evening. They
will have variety of fancy and useful
articles for sale. There will also be a
baby show in connection and all child.
rrn under the age Of six will be admit
ted 10 the baby show on the pay
ment Of 10 cents. a souvenir spoon will
be given TO the hai,dsomest child.
Cake and coffee served in the evening
All are cordially invited to come
Bring your little folks with you and
buy your friends Christmas gift.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-12-15
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
World Fair Highest Medal and DipioGa.

The popularity or Chamberlains
Cough Remedy and the high esteem in
which it is held leads us to believe it to
be an article Of great worth and merit.
We have the pleasure Of giving the ex-
perience Of three prominent citizens Of
Redondo Beach, Cal in the use of the
remedy. Mr.. A. V. Trudell says: Il
have always received prompt relief
when l used Chamberlaie's Cough Rem
edy." Mr.. James Orchard says. Il am
satisfied that Chamberlain's Cough
remedy cured my cold" Mr.. J. NJ.
Hatcher says: For three years have
used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in
my family and its results have always
been satisfactory" For sale by A. L,
Miller. druggist.
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An Army Pos, Won't save Them.

Never in the ci,y's history has there
been greater need Of wise direction OF
public affairs, of temperate discussion.
Hanging over the city is a gigantic
uncomplcted undertaking the new
waterworks system. This undertaking
is barely half completed: winter is upon
us; the workingmen are unpaid; the
treasury is empty: the Insurance Union
Is advancing rates and demanding the
construction Of reservoir. Clearly the
city has no resources TO squander, no
energies to exhaust In costly expert.
ments.-Spokane po kesman- Review.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-12-15

rTtR DALENE In a city OF i""
~ population. beautifully s,oasrd on
tho uoytl.etu ahurc Of Tho famous cUuT
d Al.ne iakr. ~ miles east Of Spokane
on a brasch linc Of The Northern farsfo
RH. LINES OF atranrra make regular
,ssps FROM ihis city mp the lake To Tie
brad 81 navigation on the ~ 10" ana
C1ur d'Alrne rivers, connecting al o'd
Mission with Tho railroad line into The
gold, silver and lead mincs- The city IL
ese Of The mos, noted summer resorts
In tho northwest. and IL becoming more
popular each year. It's fishing. hunting.
boating and bathing attractions are al
masi hmitiess. The finest US mill
tary pok in the west (fort sherman
and s,s magnificent forest park rcscTva
ton adioin the city on the west The
country round about In made up OF rich
agricultural lands and extensive forests
Of yellow pine. hr. cedar and samarao
and the city Ia destined to become
manufacturing center for the products
Of ,hesr woods. The business men ant
residents are rntcrprising, and TAX
pride in making the place attractive
There are five church organizations
baptist. Methodist, Presbyterian, Epi'
copAi and Roman Catholic. The sccre
orders are well represented by iods
each Of Masons, Odd Fellows, knights o
Fythias. A. OF q. A. H., and Women
Relief corrs, The city Is supplied WI,
electric lights. good water'works, a
elegant public schoo! building. sash an
doos factory. two saw mills, two hrs'
class hotels. boat building yards, G"
There are yet good opportunities 10 e'
gage In lucrative business and In di'e
sihcd farming. Manufactures are pa
ticularly desired. and are offered exit
Inducements. The summers are ten
perate. with sufficient rainfall to insul
abundant crops, while the winters a
free from extreme cold. No better !
cation for profitable investments or y
securing ideal homes can be found
the northwest. There Is always w
come here. among an excellent poop
In a beautiful region and an incomp'
able climate.