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New York Advertiser: NJ. Bryan hns
evidently determined not to allow his
defeat to reduce him 10 the ranks. On
the contrary. his purpose TO hold tcnac-
lousy 10 the leadership OF the forces OF
discomfort and disorder Is openly de-
clared. While he has the rclns he Will
not hand them over to anybody else.
Nobody at this moment appears 10 be
Mt all anxious 10 relieve him OF them.
for there is positively no Issue In sight
on which 20 renew the struggle, except
the bald one of anarchy against order
FREE silver is dead. The disorder run It's
course and will not again be heard of.
Mr.. Bryan docs not seem TO appreciate
the fact, but 1t exists. He Is loud In his
threats OF keeping the Popocratic mo-
ncy Democrats. II he makes free silver
the test he will be surprised by another
failure.
II is much more likely that In tho
course NJ the next few months the line
OF cleavage between the Bryanitcs and
the Democracy Will be much more dis
tinct. Whether he desires It or not. Mr..
Bryan VIII find himself at The head OF a
party distinct from Democracy. He Is
actually Populist to-day.
He will doubtless manage to keen
good many Democrats out Of PopuIIsn.
for the number Of those who will con.
sent to follow. him after free silver has
ceased to be even n pretended factor,
will be small
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, Independence Forever.

New York World, CDem.): The extra
ordinary revolt OF Democrats In the
late election Is 4 sign OF the times.
There has been II phenomenal growth
OF Independence In politics, OF !ndlvld-
ualty in thought and action. which Is
most encouraging.
Men can no longer be counted upon
TO render blind service to n party. They
no longer ''helonE" 10 parties in the old
chottela sense. Theyregari parties as In
struments for the accomplishment OF
ends, aud they support them only 50
far as the parties arc faithful to prin-
clple.
How widespread this independence. Is.
lltt!c reflection will show. At the end
of his first term Cleveland was beaten
In lsSS. Yet in 1890 his party carried
the country by enormous ma oritics and
two years later 1t elected his again. In
1894 /; encountered defeat almost as
pronounced as It's victories had been,
and this year It's own most loyal sons
have helped pile up mountainous ma
19rlties against its unfit candidate and
fundamentals platform.
The independence which Is reflected
In such results Is shared by the great
newspapers. II indeed 1t is not mainly
their work. There was never time In
history when the newspapers were so
free from party dictatlon or 50 boldly
independent In uttcrnEce. Nor was
there ever time when the Influence
of independent newspapers was 50
great or that OF servile party organs so
insignificant
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Atlanta Journal Bryan: The most
ardent free siivCrItc, the most sccptlCai
observer Of political events, must he
convinced hy the result Of last Tuesdays
election that the people OF The United
States Will not tolerate the free coinage
OF silver at lG 10 !.
II the sound money GCntlment were
exactly the Mckinley vote the result
would he decisive and tlnnl. But he
You'd all question the sound money sen
timcnt Is far stronger Chan the McEin-
ley vote.
There were perhaps I.0OO,O00 Demo-
Gratis who do not believe IN the FREQ and
unlimited coinage az silver ana yet voted
for Bryan. They were Democrats who
think that tho preservation OF their par
" organization IL more important than
the money question. or Democrats who
felt that. having taken part In the prl-
inarIcH, they were bound Ivy the action
OF the pnrty's highest convention. Ne
Klnloy'S election Is net a triumph OF the
Republican party, but Of the cause OF
GUund currency. While every free sill
Yer vote In the country that was cast
went for Bryan, by no means the full
sound money vote was given to McEln-
ley.
The free silver agitalOra must perceive
this: the Democratic party cannot AFFORD
to ignore II. IL will be useless TO con-
time the demand for tho free nn1 I'M
limited coinage OF silver at 10 to /. II
would ba worse than folly for the Do
mocracy to ndhcrc TO 1t as =, party issue.
Common sense should have rs sway,
even with those who honestly believe
that The free coinngc Of silver would he
II great boon 10 tho country. They
should rca lie that thclr Ideas cr.anUt
preral |. nnd that abe only result OF con-
tinued silver ugltatlon would he to dis
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4 While there was apprehension OF the
triumph OF Organism depositors In saw
ings hanks were drawing out their mon
cy. DeposlturS in savings banks are the
common people" whose special cham
pion Mr. Bryan protessed to be. Those
people were afraid OF Mr.. Bryan and
cast an anchor to windward.
~ In the great cities savings banks are
In turn ,leposEtnrs In other banks. These
were Obliged to withdraw their deposits
TO satisfy the drafts on them. Thus
It was not long before there was In the
eastern money market stringcncy hor-
der!ng dangerously on a panic. II. the
public had understood the situation
there would have been aGrlous trouble:
Now that the danger Is over money'is
gnlnS back into the sayings banks and
they are deposI;Ine again in the COM
marcIal hanks, Savings bank deposits
form a considerable part OF the buEIness
capital of the country. hu, II would
shock Mr.. Bryan 10 he told that the
common people" are after all the real
money power" Mr.. Bryan has much
10 learn.
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A LITTLE NONSENSE

Boys, be wise: here comes fool!"
exclaimed great theologtan. as he
stopped jumping over chairs with his
lads. when solemn friend, who was
afraid OF this dignity approached.
You don't know the luxury OF play
Ing tho fool" said Lord Chancellor Ell
dou when he was larking about in his
own house.
You are a father. s'gnor, SO we shall
finish our ride" said Henry W. OF
France, when the Spanish minister
found him With his little son riding
round the room on n stick.
Dugald Stewart, the philosopher, was
once found by friend trying TO balance
a peacock feather on his nose. His
competitor In the game was none other
than Patrick Frasher Tytler. the his
torian.
Farady regularly played marbles and
ball with his little boys, and took part
In chIldren's charades. playing once the
learned pig"
William Pitt delighted to romp with
children. lie was once playing with his
nicccs and nephews, who were strug-
Cling amid much laughter TO blacken his
face with burnt cork. In the midst OF
the fun two cabinet ministers were nm
nounecd. He would not give up the fun
ut once. and In the fray he did get his
face hlackencd.
Now must attend TO the grandces, -
he said. y basin was fetched, and tho
great prime minister washed his face.
hid tho basin. and had the cabinet min
listers shown In.
l. once knew famous physician who
delighted in the performance of Punch
and Judy" and was himself such a sic
ccsSful mimic Of Punch that he once
saved patients life by the great droll-
ness OF his imitation. Tho patient was
suffering from swelling In the throat.
and the doctor, turning his wig, sudden
~ appeared at the bedside with the voice
and expression OF Punch. The sick man
laughed so heartily that tho gathering
broke, and complete cure resulted,
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FIVE LIVES LOST.
A Sob oonrr Wrecked or tho Canadian

BUFFALO. N. y. Nov. "a report
reaches hero from st. Thomas, Ont. that
the schooner Sonora was wrecked and
five lives lost In Tuesdays atorm OF
Point Abino, about ten miles from Buf-
f0lo, on the Canadian shore. Mntc W.
DunuGtt. who claims TO have been the
only survivor. carried the news to 81.
Thomas, nothing can DO learned IN local
marine circles about the reported wreck.
The Snnora was iumbcr-lRden from
Wharton, Ont. to Tonowanda, N. y,
those who arc reported lost are:
Captain James Buckley. of Sarnia.
Daniel Russell.
james Morrison, of Glasgow. Scotland.
Malcolm McLcUl, OF Toronto.
a cook, real name unknown, but call
ed dumping Maud"
Mate Duquett's story Is that the Sono-
IN was struck by the gale ut o'clock
Thursday evening. Her rigging sails
and deckload OF green oak timber were
swept away. After vnlnly endeavorinS
to regain ContPl OF the vessel, the cap
tain decided to abandon her. The crew
Nil left the vessel In the yawl boat, ex-
cept the mate. who preferred TO stick 10
the schooner. He saw his companions
washed overheard one by omen from the
ynwl boat and drowned. Duquett chung
to the vessel until about o'clock Friday
morning, when he drlfted ashore on n
hntchway. The vessel soon aftcrwatd
went 10 pieces on reef off Point Ablno.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.
A Coal Dealer Cnts Ills Wifc's Throat and
Kills Himself.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. civilian
Hayes, coal dealer. last night cut his
wife's throat and his own. and to-day
both were found dead in their bedroom.
The couple had often quarrelcd and las.
night people In the same house with
them heard the woman pladlng with her
husband as though In fear, after which
all was quiet.
Hayes brother stated that he had
come 10 their house a. o'clock this
morning and called them up to say Snod-
bye TO his mother. No one could under
stand his actions. but 1t IS now thought
he had already killed his wife and after
making up his mind 10 put himself out
of the way had gone to take farewell OF
his mother. He then must have return
cd 10 the house and cut his throat. Both
Hayes and his wife were young.
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No county In West Virginia gives so
much as 1900 majority for Bryan. But
two, Hampshire and jefferson. give
more than 500, and these give respective
ly l,2:i and l.l73, But eight give more
than 500.
Mckinley has more than 1000 In each
eIglr. counties. Two counties give him
more than 1000 each, Preston leading
with Kiss and Kanawha following close
y with Eta, Seventeen counties give
Mckinley more than 500 each. McKin-
ley has majorlties in thIrty-one coun-
ties. Bryan In twenty-four.
This Is doing pretty well in n State In
which almost everything was the other
way four years ago.
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sshall become SO. One way to preserve
Innocent life is to have 1t understood
that TO take NE means to face the gal.
lows. N9Es


Somehow, tho impression Is abroad
that President Cleveland has given
Spain notice that IL by u certuin time
she shall have failed to restore order In
Cuba, he will recognize the Cubnns ~
hclllGcrenta It IL also said with great
confidence that the Job must be done
within sixty days, There may be some
thing In this and there may be nothing.
Leaving out OF consideration tho mat.
tor of formal notice OF this kind to
Spain. that country has had ample no.
tlce from the people OF the United States
that the condition OF affairs In Cuba
warrants recognition. Spain Is aware
that the'peoplc know that state Of war
exists In Cuba and that the Spanish
authority is by 10 means paramount on
that island,
Spain has been In dread OF recognition
by this country, and she breads 1t be-
cause she knows that the Cuhnns are
entitled to It. The men who are trying
to break away from Spanish mIsruc
have made splendid stand for their
little country and under great dIsadvan-
tagcs about destroyed the Spanish
power In Cuba. 1t has come to this, that
every day Of the war means the wanton
waste OF life and property.
Spain has had her chance to rcasscrt
herself and has not done 1t. II she has
been given sixty days more she should
appreciate the special consideration. 1t
Is more than fair to Spain md not quito
fair to the island that Is making 50 brave
a struggle for It's independence of dIsns-
trous misrule.
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Bryan newspapers are congratulatlng
themselves on the meagreness OF what
they are pleased TO term. the Boltocratlc
vote. by tina, meaning the vote N the
sound money Democrats. They look for
that vote in the ballots cast FIR Palmer
and Buckner and then they Try to be
merry
u 4 better place 20 seek the vote OF the
sound money Democrats Is in the bal.
nots cas-; for Mckinley. They helped to
make the m!llIor popular majority by
which. Mckinley Is called to the presl-
dsncy. Unless we are mistaken in the
men they Will continue TO be found on
the side OF sound money and sound gov
ernment.
Before they will support ticket called
Democratic 1t will have TO b. composed
ofreal Democrats nominated IN Dem
ocratlc platform. Until that day comes
1t Is reasonable to suppose that they will
aid directly ar Indirectly the party that
stands for the courtry's hope.
The Bryan party did not commend It
self to Observation-Disclosures and patriotism.
and 1t has been seen that they canno,
be attracted by vt;uDeratIon, eggs or
clubs.
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Evening Messenger, Fort ncdEc, lown.
loot the good, old whistle. tpys well have
Eow that Altgcld'J anarchists and nil Of
Bryan's mob
Have hecn showed under eafcIy by tho
votes of honest men -
For Mckinley and Hobart.
Chorus
Hmrrah, hurrah. we'll all have work again.
llmrnh. hurrnh, for Billy and his mon.
Shout for Eill Mckinley and make the
For Mckinley and Hobart.
Long we've wnItcd patiently In hopes OF
better times.
lars SHRINK into dimes,
Hut well have fun plenty and true pros
With Mckinley and Hobart.
When our brave old soldiers received thcIr
pensions lust
When upon our dollars the words In God
We trust"
Arc no IonGcr moclicry, Wen give the
To Mckinley and Hobart,
When the old shops running over time
when oi;r moneys equal to tho hest thats
Wo can thank the GIvcr of every earthly
For Mckinley and Hobart.
And whom We shou, Mckinley We viii no,
"tiurgqh Tor I; ?. DolIIvor" and do 1t
with II viii,
For Dolllvtr wl.o helped IA TO bring then,
pafcly ir--
Our Mckinley and Hobart.
HATTIE |, LEONARD NrpIEIfIr
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Posr.ELECTI0N LIEa
a Sample OF Misrepresentation III i,rynn
Papers.

Papers.
New York Press; The New York
journal on Friday published the fol.
lowing dispatch:
AUBURN, Ne, Nov. 5,-Noticcs to
the effect that II Mckinley were elected
employees Of the Asa CuHhmnn Shoe
Manufacturing Company would get
more work and better wages were post
ed In tho shops several days before
election To-day the vampcrs' wages
were reduced from eight 10 six cents a
case. and the best men, who have been
earning 81 70, will now average 81 20 Il
day.
This work paid from fifteen cents to
twenty cents case four years ngo, and
to-days cut of % per cent Is very dis
couraglnS TO the men.
The Press asked the Asa Cushman
Company by telegraph II this state
ment were true, and received this re-
ply:
AUBURN, Me. Nov. 7.-Artlcle about
our business In Journal false: have
wired them as follows: ARTICLE con-
corning our business published by you
November 6, utterly false and absolute
~ without foundation. Shall hold you
responsible for resulting damages. Asa
Cushmnn Co"
One would think that the free silver
liars would have learned from what
happened TO them on Tuesday tn, utter
futlIity OF falseh0od But they haven't.
Possibly the habit OF lying has become
SO fixed. however. by constant exercise
since the nomination OF W. J. Bryan.
that the only way 10 cure II Is for every
malIGned company and person 10 take
the course OF the Asa Cushman Com
pany and bring suits for damages.
Make them pay for their fun In good
round one hundred-csnt gold dollars.
and the free silver liars will at least
try to tell the truth.
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In four years some very interesting
changes have taken place in West Vir-
gInIa counties. or the counties that
went for Cleveland In 1892 Mckinley gets
majorltles In Brooke, Cabell, Clay. Lew
Is. Marion. Mercer, Ohio. Raleigh and
Wyoming. Bryan carries no county
that Cleveland did not carry In 1892, The
Increased majontIes in Republican
counties far exceed the Increased ma
jorities in Democratic counties.
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The meeting OF the Ohio Valley In
provcment Association which begins to-
day in Pittsburgh. Is OF Importance TO
this whole region. The association has
done good service. It has produced
some early results which give promise of
more to come. The work must be Kept
moving until the Ohio. from Pittsburgh
10 Cairo, is brought to the highest ell
cheney.
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Distressing kidney and bladder d,..
cases relieved In six hours by tho "NEv.
GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN KID.
NEI CURE" This new remedy ia !,
great surprise on account Of Its exceed
Ing promntncss In relieving pain in tho
bladder, Kidneys, back and every part
OF the urinary passage In male or 70.
male 1t relieves retention of water and
pam III passing II almost Immediately.
In your remedy. Sold by II. II, I,ist
lruGgist. Wheeling, ". Va.
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In Southland North Daltolnr clatInG their
own rerponal experience In those stnfo.
have been published In pamphlet focDi
by the Chicago. Milwaukee s. 81 p,mi
railway and rs these. letters arc oy.
,remelS lntcrcdtlng, and the pamphlet
IL inciy Illustrated. ono copy vii! 10
sent tpsShy address, on rcccIp, 0f two
Sent nostasc G,imp. Anpiy to jain r
liam street, WillInmsport, Pa
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.


Mary Elliott and others vs. Elizabeth L
Wells and OthCrs.-ln ChanceTy
In pursuance OF u decree Of the c!ftl.s
court of Ohio county, West Virginia, IT, ,sr
derGdtou-fho fourteenth day o! Ser,Slhv wv,
1896, In tho above entitled cause int w.
sIonen5fr the purpose, VIII IN
THURSDAY, THE 9th DAY OF ul4o'
BEK. l&G,
commencing 1t 10 o'clock 4. III, ~ =.
public auction OIL the premises. aGlomM".,".,.
the Village OF Potomac, ono county, ~ ~
Virginia. 10 the highest bidder, the ttoII".
!nS G,;ivSiEed property. to,wIt! ". To- Oj,'.
certain piece or parcel 81 Etiu Hg' Nv.
said Village OF Potomac, or WNiSH i.''tI r,.
Eliio,r dIrd seized; ami bounded a. "
lows: EfCInnin; nj 4 stake In tho lnc .;
Margaret McMUrTay; IhCnte SCUM .,
west lies poles TO a stake, tA'nv' t sy
zoe west SO poles to Il corner IN
south CSL,s west Ga poles; thrh'' nv nv
TlIa west poles 10 birch th.Ny', , m%'I ~
% west 6ib poles TO n sinnc VI l:' ,,,,,s,
J. II, Coz; thCTCc north ~ ras' Il
to n stone IN the road ~ Ing ."r ~ nSlfs;
cox; thence south +Siy' east = r,,s.
thNnrc south So, east .G> ruirS 10 IWSS s,
OF Margaret M,MuTraJ. NeE'u VIZ"
line south So cast 1880 p1l't ~ u '.,, 20 4
ihcncS fflorE her line scotia SiS. taSi ' an. IN;
poles io.the place OF hc&ihf', nT,, I'm tgvjreI
tNlnInS eleven Ull acres ana "Iv ,,, W,,,r
nud fifteen and srErl!y-hlNt'y, ~ Nv.
IrTdlh Il1.IM poles. This hf!ri W, I'll
urCuaTlI' that was conveyed ~ wi
Luther Elliott by |hou3' l.",,,,l'r 'r;h
wlCc.:--tS deed bcnrlHG dAtr OF " q, lid
day OF October, 1916, am rTS .,i r@,r;s .!
Book Sc, page ", OF INC 'A'" i''''
Ohin-rONnty. West NiSE'niH ,, u II.
TERMS or SAlC,-.omc'ihirt o, he
uvrrhnSc money, and ~ 'A"cN hluir A.,
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1t Is not true that no Republicans are
willing to assist In running the national
and state governments. II all the good
men who are willing TO help were given
a chance there would be a great shifting
OF population.
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The CI,rysant!,cmum.

Frank S. Plxley. in Chicago Times-Hcrald
WhoOpi
Here | comet
Clear the track
I'm the chrysanthcmum
Coming back,
Don't expect me to sing
I shout.
I'm little the loudcst thing
In flowers that's out
Look like slGw
l know:
But. pshaw.
Looks don't go,
Tho dudes all dote
On mo; they know
! can cover n cont
So the fringe won't show.
I'm out for n horticultural spree,
And. ms for pclf
II the wind won't blow itself on mo
Why. I'll blow myself
been on a biz blowout for quite n spell
And. sny Great Scott '--'-~ ~
Stands up well.
BIT what n head I've gOti
LIGht-heAdcd freak
! know: but. Eoc!
Sos the $3-n-wcci
Gimp with me.
Sec?
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When Bryan was swinging round the
circle the people ilockcd 10 hear him.
When they went to the polls most OF
them voted for Mckinley. This points
moral. Curiosity does not always mean
Yntna
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Is Mr.. Hapna still cornerlnE the wheat
market? The Bryan newspapers should
have views on this subject, They had
some before the election. Perhaps
Chairman Jones has shut up his bureau
OF rcady-mala opinions.
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II Is gratifying to get good price for
our wheat. but 1t Is horrltylnE to think
how many people In India are on the
verge OF starvation because of the fall
ure OF their crops.
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AFTER suffering from dyspepsia
for three years decided to try Burd0ck
Blood Bltters. Two bottles cured me
entirely" Mrs. G. C. White, Taberc.
Oneida county, New York. a.
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Mr.. Bryan making free silver speeches
In the employ Of the the silver mine
owners will be highly satisfactory II il
suits both parties TO the agreement The
country VIII he content under the 0d-
m!n!s;ratlon OF President Mckinley.
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The real bImetallIsts OF Europe rejoice
in the defeat OF sham bImctalnsm in this
country. So do the real bImetaliIsts OF
the United States. The success OF Dry-
an would have been the destruction OF
the practical bImctallIsm which the
country now has.
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When town the size OF Spencer has
q 100000 fire Il suffers a very heavy loss
which nrouses sympathy. II Is not Of
ten that n West Virginia community
has fire loss comparatively so great
Fortunately there was no loss of life.
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WASHINGTON. Now. 9.-To-day's
statement of the condition OF the
treasury shows: Available cash balance
S..3O 80, OILS; gold reserve Sl2O.0l9,GG4
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turh business. We must believe that
this will he the conclusion both OF the
free silver leaders and OF the masses
who hFNe been carried away by the free
silver movement,
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OTHERS have found health. vlenr
and vitality In Hoods Sarsaparilla, md
1t surely has power to help you nlr1,
Why not try It?
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CITY CLERK. -EIl3I w,
" ] hereby announce uy..t,
dldnto for. the position u Cliy Cl,I,,. a,tlH.
vote anu support arc rHprc,iyII,. Your
f''' ~ GEORGE BOWNAy"
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sonntl Money nemoera,le Vote.

Chairman Jones might take to writing
Aill posters in HIS leisure moments.