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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-12-05
Mining Application No. Az
Q. s. Land Office, HALEY, Idaho.

9. s. Land Office, HALEY, IdshcI
March I, los6
Notice is hereby given that JAMES ",
Woo, whose Posio1Aoe address is GOidDlTG
Custer county. Idaho. anC Fred Philips,
by las attorney INTACT, l.. II. johnston,
whose p0stOfilce address is Chsiiis, Custer
county, Idaho, have made application !vr
q patent for 635 linear feei and surface
ground, rs shown on the plat OF the
sERACTION"
lode mining claim posted or the claim.
bearing silver and other minerals. situate
in East Fork mining district, Custer csun-
ty, Idaho, and described on the Ufilciai pat
and field notes on t1le in TIL. Office, with
magnetic variation ut 100 l5' f., as follows.
viz: :,
beginning at discovery point Of said
mining claim and running from said das'
covery N 40 22' W 10 feet to center NORTH
erly end line; thence 79o 10 W 3UC feet "
corner No l, whence U. 5. NJ. NJ. No bsaIs
8 $50 II, w 1874 feet distant; thence ~.
TO- K 5l6.6 ieet to corner NO z; thence
40 AZ 4 1913 feet to corner No 3; thente
n 79c To- w 5Z2 feet to corner No 4; there's
y lac % w SIS feet, the place oi beginning
Grsyey of exterior boundaries OF c'sln.
containing 9.d06 acres. No coLAicts. oeu'
vey lilo. 80.
The location of this mine is recSrds1
the County Recorders office Of Custer
county, Idaho, ON page ST Book b -. %
Record of Quartz Mining Claiins ~
nearest known mining claims aIe the ~.
rolese lode OH the east, the OLD Bible bssA
ON the south and the Idaho lode N u
west.
All persons gliding adverse claims there.
10 are required to present the same cs.cs .
Ghis Office within sixty days from the M
day Of publication hereof, or they VII - p
barred by virtue of the provisions o. W.
statue.
It is hereby ordered that the foreso.ls
notice of application for patent oe luS
iished for period Of sixty days Ten eor'
secutive weeks in the kETcAux hlis1os.'
. weekly newspaper published 81 hetcnu~'
Idaho. u. IL. BRODHEAD.
Register
First publication, March Is, lcso.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-12-05
Mining Application No. an
U. s. Land Office. Hs;lav L.,

U. s. Land Office, HALEY, Idaho,
March !. loi
Notice is hereby given that LAM ;
" GOD, whose postoffiee address is I,nidS.o'
custer county, Idaho. and Fred Ph;i,;.'
ny his attOrney-in fact, l.. II John.ss,
whose p0stOftice address is lhsli;s Hn.
county, Idaho, have made apphcs,isn s ,sa
patent OF $50 linear feet and s,'.i.
ground 600 feet wide OF the '0''see
"lDAHOo
lode mining claim. bearing silver and ot,..
minerals, situate in East + ork mimi. us'
trict, Custer county. Idaho. ana ds..ss US,
in the official plat and field mote, ar t -"
this office, with magnetic yariaton ~. -, ~, ~
l5' =, as follows, viz: A''
Beginning At discovery point n, al,
mining ciaIHl and running from az ~
cOvery point s lao AS l. 20 fss1 >, S.aa o's'
sOutheriy end line; thence n 10 AZ, LIZ" ~.
feet tO corner MOL; thence 5 10 *, " ~
lee tt conner No 2; thence n ,ao ~, w ~
1900 feet to corner NO3 whence II
No bears 5 7Sc 54' w 1881 : leo, =; ~ ~.
thence n 40 Az l. CO.. feet to c,rns, N'..
thence lao ~ T. 1850. 8 feet 10 cornerN
the place of beginning survey of exterior
boundaries OF this claim. Total area e,,,.
braced by the exterior boundaries @, this
claim Containing 20 AS acres, less area ~,
confilct VITA, Ga bible Back lode. surrv
NJ. llOs; not claimed. 1887 acres. Nct
area claimed and sought t. be patented
containing 1861 acres. Survey NJ lIUy.
The location OF this mine IL recorded in
the County Recorders oifce OF Custer
county, Idaho, on pages s54 anu a55 q
BOOK A CT RECORD OF Quartz Minis
LiAlInS. l he nearest known mining elsjn,;
are tie Fraction lode on the east. lie Did
bible Back on the south and. the Empvri
l,m on the west.
All persons holding adverse claims there
to al required ~ pies, NJ the same klOrs
this of1lcc Within siAty Gays from the hr,
day Of publication hereof, or they will h
barred ty virtue OF the pro,is ivils vi liz
statute.
1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing
notice of Application for patent he pub
ilshed for period Of sixty Gays ten con.
secutlve weeks in the kk1rHUM hIrsrosI
weekly newspaper published al hetchum
Idaho. W. IL. EhUDHEAp.
Register.
First publication, March is. 1885.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-12-05
AGENTS..

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LEGAL.
Mining Application IS 5.
q. 8. Land on. =,

y. :. Land Odace. Hail. ,.-sssd
w so9ec = hereby given tbat 81
;aooo- whose pestonce addrsss! !an9 ri
Gusser county, Idaho, Fred 81 s. HSldln
ss 2; hainey, by their rnnunp6 O.
y Ii ,;, Johnston. whose postofsca
H4stns, Custer county, Idaho l.o&e0H
p3ascauon ior patent for lnn IG Nv
Of the ground as shown on ' sSa
cold Bible Rack.
lode mining claim posted :S
bearing silver and other n,;, ~ me cluk
In East Fork mining dis,r;c, r. si>i2
~. Idaho. and described in * Sustsr eoe
ana neid notes on file IN th;s o4ctd
magnetic variation at 100 Isl i o sa S
Beginning at discovery ,o,.
mining claim and running frono o. ~
covery n 30 At L 27S feet to n esa .aia
cry enc line; thence $50 " W.. ~ Nd
colHsE N0 J. whence u s. Minerss TeS
men. no bears n 80 A. W sso,s -,
9tSnti thence $50 Z 535 feet o ~ II,
70 tHence = q A. is" W H,S sae
o.nsk No 2; thence s $40 IS, i isoee - y
co1neT no thence 8 $50 " ao ~
corner No o. thence N $50 2N " ,sSee9k
S sACACc N ITO A0N =
1eee TO corner No l, the place Of Nj
the survey Of exterior boundsris.
ODE mining claim. containing u i So g -! 81
No conflicts. Survey I1os GEE.
The location of this mine i,
the County. Recorders Office 'e Sc i
county, Idaho. on page 34 of Be-. Cu.tss
Record of Quartz Mining tIs;n. A. II
nearest known mining claims are ~. II
ton lode on the north, The Idal @e ttas.
the west aud the Native Meta 10y. oes q
south. iooe ~ u
All persons holding adverse cl,;n.
to are required to present tie s.m. asss
this once within sixty days from '. s. ae.eeis
day OF publication hereof, or thsv 's N.' ~
barred by virtue Of the provision " wy =
statute. O"s " u
It is hereby ordered that the f.,,
notice of application for ustsn, Iso,g
llshed for = period OF sixty days, -. ~
secutive weeks in the ks1cnuE Krvs.eo.ss'
s weekly newspaper published at .,.ht,
Idaho. W. II. BkODHEAH
E;r,t ,rh,,c..;o, n Rtgisse,
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come sucb) and that I am acquainted
with the mining ground described in this
notice of location, and herewith called the
....... ledge, lode Or claim; that the
ground and claim therein described OF
any part thereof has not to the best Of
my knowledge and belief been located
according to the laws Of the United States
and Of this state, or ii 20 located, that the
came has been abandoned OF forfeited by
reason Of the failure Of such former To-
Gators to comply ip respect thereto with
the requirements of said laws, and Tin
case OF quartz claims) that / have opened
new ground 10 the extent or depth Of ter
feet - required BY the laws Of ldaho.
Signature, -. 1880.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
-. day Of ...... A; D. 1eo...
Signature, So. .....
SEC. II. That section 8106 of The re-
vised statutes Of Idaho u ameaded 20 -
to read - follows, to- wit:
Section 3105. The location notice here
in required 70 b recorded must be re-
corded by the deputy appointsd for the
district, or the person appointed for thst
purpose - shove provided (whsa ~
Illegal fee therefor il tsndersd) - ; book
| to b kept for that purpoae. said book
must b indexed with the names Of Ill The
locatoru arranged il alphabetical order,
according 70 tbs family Of surname Of
leach. The f. 10 b teaderod Tor nakiur
Eeuch record. odmanioNofiDR tho oaah Is
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any mining claim heretofore or hereafter
located, or his assigns, shall apprehend
that his original certificate was defective
y Foneous, or that the requirements Of the
\ had moi. been complied with before
diing, or shall be DESTROYS of changing
the surface boundaries, or Of taking any
part Of an overlapping claim which haa
been abandoned, or in case the Original
certificate was made prior to the passage
Of this Law, and he shall be dcsirous Of
securing the benefits Of this Act, such 10.
Gator or his assigns may die An additional
certificate subject to the conditions Of THU
Act and to contain oil that this Act re.
quired A original certificate to contsin
Procided, That such amended location
does not interfere with the existing right
Of others 1t the time when such amend
ment u made.
SEC. 8. Within 60 days after any time
Get or period allowed for the Performance
of labor, or making improvements upon
any lode 81 plsesr cti1n, The persos ID
WHOSE behalf such work q improysnsa'
is psrfosued. q some psrson fer hin
must nats and record n alndhyit Il
substanc6 - follow:
Ststs Of Idaho, ceaaty of........ss.
4 :
Ps5ors ns, the subscribed pefsesally
Appeared :, ......, who bang Hrst dntl
swbri, jeys tbat 1t least 49,. dollar
worth Of work = Improvements were pr
formed o. pade upon 4. elsiu, sitaat'
in. mining distyict county Of
state efIdsh6s Ab6tsssh sxpssdit6<D -
made ~, lot, = y tts sxpsess of .,,.sl
owners Of seid claim, for the purpose Q
holding said eAin.
6igpataIs, 80. ...., sss'
eahscsibsd nd swsss = llsfose ~
this 8. dag off,. 10. ].
a- @N s......
The g. for misunderstanding - 9th ~
rscosding ths 5sgseotpe slldastt 49,
lfekss hels = Z = = $ 4 M
| ~ 4i6ipG 3 - II ! ) 1el
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" lS tss5yi
sas
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II ~ u 1lgll1l l.
9Th - 81 ~ - ~ r. 6ll
a91ho 1dml1fo ~ ~
30 dolne ~. 4 8 : aasa mi Z
eech a1Bdayft q : - nn1 aeee|
= easetha neieinal = fest ahall q s3lns|
facis eyi1sneeof ~ part q eqce
lahor. The hilu1o q Ale - q 1aEte
dali -, soesidersd psi1na 4 - eyidesc1
that ssch labor ~ ~ beea @aee
SIC. 7. The lnca&inl of ahasdonad
elaimsish bs'do1s 4 stha aalhs nannef
= II tbs looafioa WARS q : nsw saain !;
bat the locator nay, iasssad q Sinking :
nsw discovery shaft, afsk sthe original
discovery shaft ten fest deeper tbaa Il vas
ct the tims Of his location, or be may drive
tho open cut Or tunnel ten feet further
along the course Of the led, lode or vetn.
and must erect new poets Or monumeno.-
enc. 8. No locatioa notice shall clam
more than one location, whether tlAs !oca-
tion i made b. oas Of several locaeots,
and Il It purport 70 claim mors thaa one
location It is absolutely soid.
SIC. 3. That section SloS OF the =
vtsed statutes OF Idaho y hereby
amended to read - fol!ows: s.
Section ol0S. For the convsniescs q
prosPectors and locatorA the county -
cerders Of the several counties must sP-
point deputy q any place where . may
deem It necessary, ana q aii places more
than 20 miles distant rom an existing
ofhce whenever ten OF more mining ioca-
TOT" interested petition ior the appoint
ment OF . deputy. Upon iailufe OF any
recorder 70 appoint deputy ios Yen osys
AFTER the Petitioa 10 w1'nnG nss oeen
presented % MIN, the resident m'ne1s ~
socn o'strlcs may appoint g" NY
one OF tne'l numoef - sc' - t''s ie0olu'1
ior the o1su'ct' Wnose 'eco'u sns'I " =
vs''a = = msoe ~ Tug uePu'J' .nu mS''
pc entered y the fecoIoe1 = nele'ns''el
lequ'leu 'o''"e.'' A".s .eue'e' -
sny Tune "'e1"u', Tue 'e'o'u.t ~. %
Pointeo deputy 'ol suc" u'''1.S' =.
place. tue summary - TUG Ps4'o1 s'ss's1
" TUG 'e.'ueu. 1a'ne's oe.'
q" ~ "ne' 'ne ''xu' - 'D'"e = -
.ny case separate ''o4. Tug o"ns''"'p =
''ku' - occupancy :. ."e ''Aee %.1.1'
'''o o"nei' " 's'1u' .P'..s - '''
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mining s'a'' 'ee1 'o' '"' pu'p'e
:. e p
o"' . " s s = - =.
,oo"''o. sO"P'y Wv :. -.
- ess''on' aA4 - 80. 1A
p'a'e. VAIN n.uss .1e 'n ~ :
"oM '.e "e ' $3.50.
- sne u''.''. = .4s" ..e ~ " "
Ss'eu' =. :" ''0 o4ns' y ."0 county 70
co'oel VI JUG 'oun's ""''e'n VAC ''s'A1 :.
si'u.'0o' .ne '.o. 'o.'so '"e'.o'
must 'on,A'u TUG 1a'e - ''e 'o'a.'..' w
NAME =. .'e ,"'' .'e .-'.. -. 1'.s-.
s'oo' VI 'ue ''A" .nu "u.. a''o k'e .'s1
.eesp'.'A " 'D' J .Ss.
ie'e'eno0 ~ ".1' = '' y ''
o'Jec'. anu eo".s'ou' S..'"'' J' =
:" '..'e' ."e 1@o- :. ..e '. 80
on'o'9 .A A'' '"' 's''s' = '"' -
VEG i'se... . !.
80 49, A"s o' o " '.o -
'.'s. s's'.'' - A@"" " -'eA01 :
''.s . 'o'.o"
oectlon DIVA. Al OF De1ore tue 'lne Q
presenting location notice for record
! vhethe.r il he for uuartx or nlacer claim
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aRYAN,s HOG STORY
Applied In II nIacrs"i Wnr,-An Apt lie
----- ---- ln.lrnlinn.

lnstratiOn,
70 tho Editor 81 the lntolllECncCr,
SIR,-DurIng the Campaign Mr., Rry-
m has made several allua.2ns to hoEa'
and often quotes the hog N making
COMPARISONS. lie seems to 30 very IN.
mIlIur with tho habits md customs OF
that animal. and shows that he Is M
expert IN tho mannR"mcnt OF hogs. onG
of the we'll known habits If the animal
IN question ~ that he always ~aAtR 10
go In an opposite direction from what
his driver Intends, ana whether you
wanted to drive him into the pig pen or
slaughter house, ordinary mHthpus
would be resisted with grca. stubborn
ness, but get him headed towards me
place YOU want him to go, thcn graz
hold or his tail and pull aud pull ana III
will run into Il slaughter hous" INST as
easily aa he would run Into the pig pen
where good meal was awaiting him
don't like to compare any OF my fell
low citizens to pigs, and II MIR, brSah
had not set ne the example the thought
would not have occurred 70 me, but here
arc ono or two ideas suggested by Mr..
BryHn's hog Illustrations,
The pig pom Tor one OF hla followers
would be protection to American IN
dustrics making ,dcmaud for labor,
SO that The worlInSman could dictate
his terms and then get paid In the best
money In tho world, The slaughter
house Is frectrndc, which Will lessen the
demand for American labor; ana free
silver. so that II he Sctsa Job he can be
paid In n deprecated currency.
Mr.. Bryan can manipulate his 0d-
mIrcTs 60 that they Grc running their
heads into the slnughterhouso instead OF
into tho pig pen. He tells his friends
that England wants to dominate the
American policy, and no no doubt -
per cent OF all EnEllShmru are hoping he
viii be elected, lie sets his friends 10
work. doing the very thing that England
wants by telling them not TO do 1t. He
Is either ignorant or willfully miSlrad-
ing. II he had been hired by n cOmDl-
nation Of foreign monarchs and wise old
diplomats TO help stir up internal strife
In this country SO as to make their own
subjects satisfied with monarchial rule.
he could not have gone 20 work better
than he has done They are all Keeping
very quiet and laughing in their sleeves
and would rejoice greatly 10 see this
country trying All experiment tina, at
The best will do us no good.
W Nat 4 treat lOE inc Olu WOIiu Hlpl-
arChs to See this growing republic,
which Is monaco TO the safety OF mon
archlnl Institutions, throw aside all her
trusted leaders and tho accumulated
wisdom OF one hundred years and under
the lad OF a w!ld-cycd joskin march 10
Nns own destruction. shall never see n
parade OF worRnrmcn shouting for
Bryan but shall think Of the pigs run
ming into the slaughterhOusc because
they have an idea that they are going
contrary to the desires OF thc cffctc
monarChics of Europe. | should think
the laugh was on the organizes. but az
everything they say Is contrary Ia eH-
pericnc- and evidence 1t Is only likely
they will march in the wrong direction.
Yours truly.
/ FRED HARTLEY.
Boston, Mass, OC, a.
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The tnnc OF the Bryan prcys In Virginia
gives color to the claim OF Republicans
and sound money men IN that state who
think there Is good ,%nron to hope that
the Old Dominion tnSy cast It's vote for
sound money. II things were ~ one
sided as the Bryan managers would
have Il appear, the Bryan newspapers
would not br whlstlIng to keep up the
courage o. their followers.
Virginia does not figure In the Rrpub-
lIcan calculations. but In view Of the
fact that there are many sound money
Democrats In the state, there Is hope for
Virginia II there be free ballot and n
fair count With 30 many of the old
time Democracy on the sound money
side there may be this year for the first
time In many years, II fair expression OF
the will OF the people.
one OF the pretty practices In Virginia
has been to load" the ballot boxes IN
the counties where the colorcd popula-
zion is heavy. The loading process IS TO
put in the ballot box before tho polls
open ~ many Democratic ballots as the
managers think will be necessary to In
sure the majority they want. In this
way they have polled more votes than
there were voters in counties where they
have played this little game.
Virginia Is ut least interesting enough
this year 70 hll the Bryan people With
apprehension and put them to their best
work.
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For State Sca@t6---Tirs. District
OLIVER p. 2;aESH.ti.L.
II H.ncocH County.


~ .o-TNyS l"ir!iigrn2cr. IN c5Hr1c-
non WIFE 4 sample ballot voters n:e in
s;Fuet-2 how 20 urepar" their ballots.
me ':i2S- :r-cli:Tcnt need not hold him
se1. above re,dlnG these instructions
ana sSl'!"S them vel! Into his mind, Tor
tne most Intelligent have shown them
series !iap!e 10 biund"r in making out
"eiF t'cNctS on the Australian ballot
system The large sheet WITH so much
on 1t ha2 a tendency 10 confuse.
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the ballots by petition. The petitioners
who asked to have It put on have not
asiicd to have Il taken of,
The point IL made by Chairman Daw-
Spn' and Il seems TO be conclusive, that
the ropull1t STAKE committee cannot
s;ep IN between tho petitioners and the
siatc and have tho ropullst ticket
knocked IN tho head, t
Before ,hIs hand IL played out the
iiryan politicians atc likely to discover
that they have wasted some OF their
good money
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SUBMISSION REPUBLICANS.
A, Zig Mesilng Addressed by Hon. + F.
Harriet.

Special Correspondence.
SRlNNSTON. W. Va. Oct. 26,-The
largest meeting OF Clay district people
that have assembled this year to hear
the Issues OF the campaign discussed,
met at Shorts Opera House last Sat-
urday night. The interior of the opera
house was beautifully decorated with
nags,picturcs ami flowers and the pres
ence VI scores of the fair sex added to
the attraCtivenrss OF the gathering.
The eloquent Thomas +. Barrett, of
Warrington. was the speaker of the
evening and for more than two and a
half hou:s he argued the cause OF Re-
pubIicHn!sm In L mastery and convinC-
Ing manner.
There are some middle OF the road
Populists In this section who bitterly
resent being traded to ,tt,c Democrats
like 50 many cattle and there Is no
doubt that quite number OF them will
'emphatically rcpudiate tho transaction
on election day. Harrison county Is
safe for Mckinley by 500 majority over
the Demo-Pop combination.
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II pays everyone 20 follow the thOu-
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hest opportunity you ever had to con-
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II" gives such careful attention to ov-
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Dr. Grccnr's NnrvurH blood and nerve
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ANDERSON AT SALEM.
A Magnificent Speech The Et-Niini1eg Il
Hollvln Doing Great Work.

hbilNth bo'bS "'e"' WV"
Special Correspondence.
SALEM, W. Va, Oct. N.-ll0n. T. II.
Anderson spoke here last night to a
crowded house. The hall was beautiful
~ decorated. The house was called to
order by Mr.. John NJ. Flanagan, who
named Mr.. n. G. Powell 10 preside. who
addressed the meeting. In a brief
speech he presented Mr.. Anderson. cN-
minister 10 i'0llVla, who held the audi
eucc spell-bound for one hour md n
half. Fully four hundred people turn
ed out to hear him and all pronounced
It one OF the Eranlest and most logical
speeches ever listened TO by n Salem
audience,
Mr.. Anderson spoke at West Union
on Friday night. and was given II
grand reception. The state committee,
recognizing his ability as a speaker,
ind the good results following his
meetings, have asked him to devote
another week to the campaign IN the
state. II they are SO fortunate as to Sc
cure him. 1t will add another magnin-
cent orator for The last week Of the
campaign In this state.
Mr.. Anderson left here last night for
Washington, y. c., and will give the
clmmittce dcfrEc answer on Mon
InC
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-27

Th2 Bryan state committee has made
l'S deal with the nominees on the Popu.
II't state ticket. and tie nominee NIr
congress In the First district, and Eo,
fhem to agree to get of. Tint was n
mere matter Of making certain things
satisfactory to certain leaders. Tho
next thing Ia to yet them or and get the
"at" ticket under the poDullat head.
me Watts ticket waa no; nominated
ny INC fopuIIsH. and this Is not all.
me loHulist Ticket wm to appear on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-27

Distressing kidney and bladder dis
cases relieved in six hours by the NEW
GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN KID.
NEY CURE" This new remedy Is n
great surprise on account OF Its exceed
ing promptnesS in relieving pain In tho
bladder, kidneys. back and every part
OF the urinary passage In male or ,fe-
male. 1t relieves retention OF water and
pain In passing Il almost immediately,
II you want quick relief and cure this
is your remedy. Sold by r. II. List,
druggist. Wheeling, w. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-27

The Bryan newspapers that print the
tctdy.madS editorial matter furnished
them without cost may bo saving them.
selves sons Intellectual strain, but they
are opcuoS Their columns to some very
sliIshY ntnf.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-27

In the rTtlmotlon of Bryan managers
aud the men who have uhLerstalisn TO
work tho Popullst vote IN West Virginia.
II PopulIst Is man who likes to be do.
lIvend where the aclr-appointcd lradnra
OF his party think 1t will do them the
most good for him to be delivered