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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

BERLIN. May s.-rhe Ncueste Mach
richten says that President Kruger viii
publish % proclamation bon which he VIII
state that In the event OF the success Z
the revolutionary movement ia johannes
burg. Charles Leonard was 10 bee Prtsi-
dent iu tho new government, Lionel lnu-
n)s. Secretary OF state. and John HAYS
Hammond. Attorney General New York
Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

A. Won n. ROSENEGK. Nice-President'
nor his wife had mastered the English
language.
In 1850 he secured an humble position I'm
a hardware business. hut gradually work
cd his way up until five years later ne
had the opportunity Of accepting the
position Of manager OF the Richmond
branch OF the Bersner q Engel Brewery
Company. OF Philadelphia, which through
his efforts largely increased I'm business.
IN 1891 Mr.. Won Roseneek entered INTO
business of his own. Mr.. l.. hersten,
who a short while hef. had established
the Richmond Brewery and Hygeia lee
Factory. Bv their united cndcavors. they
have succeeded in establishing trade
which ranks foremost in It's line
II has been Mr.. won Rosenegk's good
fortune. bv his courteous manners ana
great affablity. 20 gain the highest es-
tcen and respect. not only or MS German
friends and countrymen, but also OF d
vast number of the most worthy Amerl-
con citizens. He ranks high as lnans
boinq a member OF Commandery No. lJ'
hnights Templar. and numerous othef
orqanizatious. among all OF whom ne IS
very popular and highly respected lie
was the prime mover III the eslapils"'iS
Of German-Day, and has been the pres'-
dent Of the German-Amercan Assoeia
ton Of Virginia since its organization. lh
1SQO The celebration Of German-D Day
that year took place at the Exposition
Grounds on October 9th.
HENRY G.. MILLER.
No man in Richmond has been more
closely Identified with everything that Is
cool in the Germans than Mr.. Henry
= Miller. the treasurer Of the Gesang-
verein Virginia. Mr.. Miller was horn in
tho grand-duchy of Hessee. in Germany.
in 1894. He received a thorough school
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
THE Innings.

Our Lining Department
contains all the much-sought-
for articles necessary for the
perfect construction OF a
waist, skirt, dress, or gar
ment of any kind. We have
all the popular and we'll
known essentials to fashion
able dressmaklng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
TIE CORSETS.

Tell your corset troubles
to our corset salesladles.
Tell them where the fault
lies-where the dissatistac-
ton arises, and we guaran-
tee that if you leave it to
them your next Corset will
fit perfectly and will wear
well. We carry an immense
line. We tell Of a few only.
NJ. &R. Corset. made Of e;xeenenlt Drii W
with satteen strips, extra long "a's'' W
hook with fun bust and hips, SOC. III.
r. G. c.. made OF heavy Jeans WIN
satteen strips. corded bust, two slde steers,
double stay down front SaAony t"hH"b ,
price. zoe. and 81; blacl. ana whlte' No.h
Thomson's Glove Fitting Cofse'' ~,
HIGH and low back. perfect shape, Glossy
bDneJ and very comfortable, high back
FOR slender people and low back LOT STOUT
people. black aud white, 81 ,-.t
ThOmsou's High Bust Corset, sInStl
tute for dress forms. extra length Closely
'1 thomson 5 ''E." made OF fine coYtil, with
sattean strippings produces Iohs anu
graceful figure. and the ny - inSvl ~ q"
BE. eN ira length. > ana noon, go 49,
" r. made % heavy Jeans, very Close
IL boned two side sfeels. extra stay IN
front 10th black aud white; O-ho0k, 81;
g-uOOk. lJc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
NIL LER & R4OADS, " 7! The OFToDzfH DEP ARTNEr

terspersed with music. There IS 20 be an
eisofrio notice bell thar WILL with no
r.suect OF persons. announce the eNpira-
lion of a speaker allotted time. liz this
does not suffice. l0ns-winled orators VIII
be doNued in a wave OF song.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

I'm a cavalry troop. commanded by Cap
tain William English The troop was as
signed to local defence. but 1t took part
In the engagements at Drewery's BUN
and around Petersburg.
ADOLPH VOLKMANN.
Nr Adolph Volkmann, the secretary OK
the Gesangyerein Virginia, was born IN
Malnz Germany. July 7, 1851. After re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
TOURIST CURLING IRONS.

New Folding Curling Irons. made n
highly-poli shed nickel steel. extra strong
springs finely finished oak handles, very
handy Tor travellers, takes up 30 little
space, Zoe. each
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
OUT-OF- TOWN
SHOPPERS.

Excursionists will find it to
their profit to stop at this
Store for their Dry Goods
supplies. The name OF
Breeder, Talley q Co.
stands for the best in qua
ity and styles, and the prices
below arethe arguments that
they are the lowest in town,
from a quality-style point
of view.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
FOR SLEEVES.

Plain Cnnoline. eXcept4naiiy sood' &C.
cal6rs-white slate. black. 49,
'V c.,Jr'ass-Cioth. extra heavy. &C.; colors-
" H1,ii,c.lt.1 Crlnolire. small checks. Toe.
pir. cambria. 36 inches. Sc coloFs-
WIN, rin',i Ii,r Alache. rs Inches. isc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
Felt pIsgraced by HI, Fathers Divorce.

LINCOLN. NEB.. May S.-Frank T.
Walton, young moncy-lender o. this
city. successful In business. and con.
spicuous Ia society. committed suicide yes-
terday by throwing nuuseli IN front 81 4
Rock Island passenger train. His fother
was last mcnth defendant IN q divorce
suit brought by his second wife. and Tho
young man srooded Ceepb over tho
fancied disgrace. New York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
NEW DOLLAR SILKS. SOC.

Three pieces ony. Extra-Heavy Fine ALI
SILK. 22-inch Tanetas. I'm neat brown.
green, and old rose checks, the dollar
quality on sale tomorrow at SOC. tho
ward
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
THE LADIES' BELTS.

If we bought Belts the
same way that most mer-
chants do we would have to
charge you the same high
prices they do. But, buying
for our three stores at one
time, enables lis to sell Belts
at prices heretofore unheard
Of.
-Undressed KID Belts. IN tan and green.
Narrow Tan Leather Belts. covered
BUCKLE l9c. each.
Tan and Black Leather Belts leather
covered buckles, Ia Inches wide Poe. each.
BLACK Seal Belts, metal buckles. re-
Guced from 25c. TO lie. each.
White lid Belts. kid-covered buckles,
25c. each.
Grsss-Llnen BELTS, gold and silver
buckles. 25c. each.
White Duck Belts. military buckles. 25c.
Persian Belts metal buckles. reduced
from Boo 20 25c. each.
Narrow Black SIX Belts, gold and sll.
yer buckles 25c. each
Real Calf-skin Belts, 10 tan and brown.
Real Morocco Belts. IN tan and brown.
50c. each.
THE NOTIONS.
When you have a Notion
want how quickly you think
of this place. You're shrewd,
and know where the little
things receive the same care
as the big ones. You can
always save a coin here at
the Notion counter.
"Gem" Glycerine Soap. Sc. cake.
"Sayon du Monde" Soap. DC. cake.
Packers Tar Soap. zoe cake.
Meloroma Soap, large cakes, 2sc box.
"Uncle Sans" Tar Soap, loo. cake.
"Copco Bath floating Soap, 5c. cake.
Turkish Bath Soap 2Jc. dozen cakes.
Almond Cream Soap &c. box (3 cakes.
Portsmouth" Lavender salts. zoe. bot
tie
Ivory-Handle Brlstle Tooth-Brushes. o..
each.
Noy-Handle Nan-Brushes, Zoe. each.
Ivory Back Nail-Pollshers. 1Oc.
Celluoid Combs. an cOlOrs. lie.
Gem" Crimping Pins. DC. dozen.
Kid Curriers', Be. dozen.
Combination Needle Books Be. each.
NaXed Dental Silk. Sc. spool.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

CHARLES IL PHILLIPS. President
expired term in the Board Of Aldermen.
There no soon forged TO the front. and
his abilities being recognized. he was made
a member OF tho Board OF Police COM
missionsrs, under the regime OF which
hoard the police force OF Richmond has
leen raised 10 the highest possible stand
ard. and stands to-day without a peer on
the American continent. In 1874 he be-
came candidate Tor the Office OF city
Treasurer. and though there were In the
field several other candidates, he was the
successful applicant. leading the field by
a good clear majority.
In his youth Mr.. Philips began his ousi-
ness career IN the store OF his rather,
where he rcmsined until the business was
discontinued. Later he Was associated
with the firm OF Phillips y Stein. ana
when that, firm was burned Out 10 en-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
FOR WAISTS.

Fxtra-Hcavy Jeans. 5c,. ,-...- iii. G.
S aG'lg Pcraal'ne l2'sc value. lyc. a.,
Fieured BlacA-Back Percaline' 80 ine"es'
r,onred Black-Beck Precaline, 50 inches
zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
OUR BUYER.

Our buyer has just returned from New
York. and the evidences OF his taste are
crowding In upon US.
iris Wash Goods time now. ana We are
ready for You.
Colored Dress Goods Ohe woollen) have
beou reduced in great many Instances,
and the prices are most reasonable, rang
ina, from Joe. up TO $50 q yard.
our Black Goods man. whilst not
native OF the Black Mountains, prides
himself on his nice selection OF Black
Wool Dress Goods.
Dress Fabrics. ranging in price from
1Oc. TO $3.50 a yard.
our Lining man wants you TO see the
following In his department:
Black, white, and Gray Rustling Lining
al sc.
Real (Gray) Hair Cloth, 25c.
Real BlacD Hair Cloth. 30c.
Padded Sllesia. Zoe.
Cray and Brown Jeans, &c.
Imitation Hair ClOh, Zoe.
Grass Cloth. C l.. S Is, TO- ~ IL Is 2lSc.
Cotton Canvas, Sc.
Linen Canvas. 10, 70 IL. 20c.
Collar Canvas. 90. %, 3Oc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

HOODS PILLS are the hes, aftcr-dln-
ner pill. assist digestion. cure headache
2ks.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
CUFFS AND COLLARS

All the new fads and fan
cies in Ladies Mannish
Wear. The new Cuffs, the
new Collars-you've been
waiting for them a long
time.
,r.,g stve uleh Turn-Down Collars all
linen. 10 and ~ gc. eaeh. c,o.t Collars
The Very swell Clerical stoeN OO''-'''
ali linen. 12isc each. s,,,,or. CORNERS
Al-Iinen Link-Clns' sqN"'e -
lie. pair. ,- crfs one nair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
MILLER & RIOADS Il II

ds retailing made incur advertisements SVed Our %
tn, links in the chain that and carefully watched
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-13
LABOR LEADERS SICK OF G. 0. P.
The Republican Heads of Two Big TRACES
Unions VIII 90 With Democracy

r,,, p.,,,,b,,c,, Heads OF Two Big Trades
Unions VIII 90 With Democracy.
Pittsburg Post. 49,
President L. r. Thomas OF the Pattern
Makers Association Of North America
and President Frank White. Of the Bridge
and Structural Iron Workers Union Oh
Pittsburr. both lifelong Republicans
have announced that they cannot Vote
with the Republican party, and are en-
Enthusiastically working for Bryan ana
sewall and the free silver cause. botn
gentlemen say that the members oil the
organizations with which they are OH
ciaIlv connected are deserving the Repub-
Hcan party in great numbers, and in fact
I. IS difficult to find an organized work
man left in Il city who VIII not vote lhe
Democratic ticket in November.
Mr.. Thomas returned yesterday from
Cleveland. where he had been called TO
advise with the labor officials OF that city
about the general sympathy strike TO aid
the striking employees OF the Brown
TIoisting Company, which the officials dis
countenanced. Mr.. Thomas said:
while in Cleveland l took the trouble
to ascertain the feeling among the work
ing classes with respect to the issues or
the campaign. I found very bitter antag-
onsm TO Mark Hanna in the city and
among the working people l could not find
single man who said he would vote for
Mckinley. Hanna IS cordially disliked
for his many rcJuffs TO organized labor,
and nothing that he may say or DO now.
while trying TO elect his man Mckinley,
will placate the WORKING people Of that
city. l expect to see the city of CleVe-
land swept by the Democratic candidates.
Every delegate in The Central Labor
Union. body composed of 2o,0CG organ
lied worllmen. is for free silver and will
vote the Democratic ticket This is a
time when partisanship should not iniiu-
ence the workingman when he is voting.
! have been Republican ever since l
had Il vote. but l cannot stay with the
party when it permits the plutocrats to
run It, This time the interest of every
wage Garner in the country Is with tho
Democratic party which has cast out the
element which controlled the Republican
convention. hope Pryan and Sewall will
carry every State in the Union. and it
would not surprise me in the least if they
captured many Of the Eastern States
counted in the Republican column. It IS
n contest Of the masses to live from hand
10 mouth against the money power, and
the masses will win.
President White concurred in the views
OF Mr. Thomas. and said that the Repub-
lican worllmcn generally I'm Pittsburg,
Ike himself We're dcrcrting their party.
as they could not stand the declarations
OF the St. Louis platform in favor of the
gold standard, and those who were not
favorable to the free coinage Of silver
before were easily convinced that their
hope is in the enactment into laws of the
pledges made by the Democratic party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-13
GREAT CHANGES IN WAYNE.

Immense Crowds Turn Out to the Silver
Meetings - Republicans Corning 90 see
the Force OF Free silver.
To the Editor of the Register.
Ceredo. w. Va. August 10.-Ear.y
rs {. is in the year politics are booming
il -hi. section Of West Virginia, and es-
pec.e.s in Wayne county. The labor
ing G.. sses are aroused 20 the dangers
that c1nfrou them. and by reinforce
ment and reorgan Z1tiOn expect 10 de-
feat the enemy. aud march 20 the from
with an Oyerwr Inning majority az the
coming election and carry with them
q banner with "Er5e Silver inscribed
thereon.
Several r0usiug Democratic meetings
have already been held n this place.
and a large and enthusiastic gathering
Of Democrats participated at each Of
them.
l. seems that the silver wave that has
been floating over the country for the
past few months has almost completely
Obli-erated the gold bugs i'm This sec
ton. and most an have formed the log
zeal conclusion that free silver would
De the best thing for the laboring class
Of people.
At the recent Democratic speaking
held ar This place it seemed that the pe0-
pie turned out en- m3ssa 20 hear Jha1
able exponent, J. p. Nsrsg5r. of Pt.
Pleasant deliver an address on he fnan-
cial question. l. is q well-knOwu fact
THAI his gentleman has always ady1-
ca,ed he principles and been an ardent
worker for The Republican parry here
tO,0re.
He spoke al length on the different
platforms adopted by the various con-
20 ions, and almost asrOuniel his du-
c--nce with praise Of the one adopted
by the National Democratic Convention
q Chicago. He used many iuus-ra-
lions 10 demonstrate 20 the people THAI
the free siiver.tes We're fighting for the
right and was heartily aDplautef a.
different intervals during his speech.
lie frankly admitted that he was glad
That he had f0reseen the disa- r0us re-
suits OF che local platform. and earnestly
insisted upon The people 20 carefully
consider this great question. and ro
flee from The wrath 90 come before it
was everlas-ingly too lae." BE further
said that ii was the sinners gold bugl
that Jhe grand old Democratic parv de-
sired 90 save. and that no expected 20
see the silver sentiment much stronger
IN November than now.
he concluded his address amid deaf
ening applause by earnestly rr0uesffr,
the Democrats To- De true 90 themselves
ana me principles of the party By giving
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-13
a NEW ELECTRICAL DEVICE
Which May he Of Great ralue-re,e.r,D,

which May BE OF Great yaiue-rele-r-,,,,
ing FROM shore 10 Anchored shin.
Washington, August IA dss,,.r
ton OF new electric telegraph has been
FORWARD 90 The Department OF sac
by Mr.. Robert Kirk. consul az C9Da7.
hagen The apparatus. which Is A.
scr-b5d IN q Danish newsDqper MS
constructed by v0urg u51tsw3tr iD
The Danish navy ana makes En- D1ssfbfa
90 communicate WIKI a shin on n c.r-
tain anchor ground without anv direct
line from land. An electric battery is
placed on the shore with one Dole I'm
contact with water OF mo.s, earth. while
the current from The 0,l-s pole through
q telegraph key and a revolution inter-
ruprer IS conducted 10 q cable Which "a
lad out 20 the anchor ground and placed
around tbe latter IL a col with a d.-ro-
ger Of 15OO-l,20Q teeI. On board ,ne
ship. winch IS situated nc anchor
ground or a short distance outside the
coil. there is @ small s0ienC'd with
.Ebich a telephone IS connected. When
a message is sent from the laHi bell
sounds on the shin. and the cOmmuu.-
cariOn is sent by the telegraph kew
through the telephone instrument The
Signals may b. based on Lhe Morse al
phabet. The apparatus may also be so
Constructed 5nat an answer can be sent
from she ship. The inventor thinks be
VIII succeet in making it possible TO
spsak through Oh instrument. as m the
case OF the common telephone. Vessels
ar sea. il q said VIII be able TO Jele-
what wila The des,Cuc-.0C Of their
f,,eno.6 or bo9-d The distance ar
winch tley w., De able 10 do 50 viii
5ersrd on the length Of the wire and
tbs efrs9eth O. me electric batteries.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-13

ard keep well Ny using D.. Pierce's Golden
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cure for al pulmonary complaints. It's
eject upon throat, lungs and bronchial
tubes is immediate and pronounced. Us
wonderful blood pUuIcr. IL works upon
the blood first Itstir-l2,cs The acton ot
~ the digestive organs promotes ASTHMA
bon and makes nutrition perfect. II con-
Gains elements that wei directly on the
nerves. giving them stetCiuess and strength.
Il is for tais reason highly recommended 10
those suffering from brain tag, ovcrwo:S
and loss Of sleep. Thousands of people
have testified to the wonderful benefits re-
ccived trou, this great medicine. Among
them. Ers Ella Howell, VI Derby, Ferry
c., Ind WHO writes
u VS. 50 weak c-E,i not walk ac-csS the
room without a--i~,1ucc ItooS Doc,cr llerce.s
t:r.t,. Medical Discovery and has 5aFo5'te FIT-
scr4rsiou aud cac cottle of The Pleasant Pei
lets ) Sescu 10 improve very iast @'t~G t'ic sc
OF few bottles The physicians who attended
l-lGisg into pulmonary consumption / had
r,..s.e A cough and the home physician gave RE
no 20 dc | thank God that r,y cure ~ r-.;-la-
ueut 10 nc, feel any symptoms q my Old SIS
csc. Icauaot praise Dr Pierce and his remedies
TO- Niarly The medicines come the nearest %
.rsi,ir- the dead Of any tll; hsve ever known
about They are worth their weight ~ Su-d-
TrrE srAEr..SG po.Sr O.. almost all oiscasrS IS
IN he ,.i-estiv- organs. Constipation leads 20
more diseases than l1y othes one SiUse. II =
not looked upon as serious tnlng bl' j. Is -
mems tNs. poisonous, clete in4tte '---.' $500
BE- cxc-cted = retained N the BODY, 1:l some
-,,,r.i1-, of il must q course &c reaHscr0ed ~
thc ESoi Z Is thus carried al over ms Cc-l'
AID hiss Is etIec. IL producing 1e1achSS n.'-e "
ness scur stomach, tcui Breath hcatt--'iih u ---
u.cnse palpita..a-. o. Tic hcaI; auc -; rs c,-.tJ
-,re.fv cil.ri -. Pieces Pheasant Pellets.
u..le s3s ec=.s-.s ty-ty 2e..els.' At Druggists
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-13
A SERIOrS QUESTION

SALT LAKE. Utah. August 12.-At the
second days session of the fire chiefs con-
vention. many interesting papers relating
to fire departments and best methods Of
work We're read ana discussed. Supt.
Hull. of New York. confessed that he did
not know what the department would do
with a fire in the top Of the 20 story build
lngs now being erected in that city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-13
orARRELING ABOUT DIR. DROWN |

SAN FRANCISCO, August 12.-The Bay
conference of CONGREGATIONAL Churches
has rebuked the Dubuque conference for
espousing the cause Of Rev. Or. G. O.
Brown late castor of the First Congrega-
tional Church OF this city. Brown was
deposed from the ministry by the Pay
conference as the result of charge of
immortality brought against him by Mrs.
Mary Davidson. Tho Dubuke conference
at once adopted Il resolution restoring
Brown TO the ministry and censuring the
Bay conference. The Bay conference now
asks that its Iowa brethren rescind their
action
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-13
TRANSFERRED TO BRITAIN.

Port Townsend. Wash, August 12.-
The richest gold placer mines Of Alaska
have been transferred to Canadian ter
rfrarv. and min - are now paying min
ers' tax 10 British authorities. The
territory in question is from three TO
eight miles in width. and embraces the
ricb placer claims on Glacier and Miller
cr.nks. which heretofore were supposed
TO be in Alaska territory. The transfer
of territory Is the result Of resuryeys
rccanEiV mauf.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-13
nAIoE woRra.NGroN bEAD.

rQulsvTIIE. Ky August l2-MajoT
les e. IVo-tnias-oa. of she army. aied
.. r,.e horns 81 Die wotSsr -ia-lsyv. Mrs.
rf,r-is- Osborne, 1r,st - Csthor'ne
49,, gs &c a Gown with acute
..,..,.r-s.,.-, lGst Dscsnbsr. Pre-
vious 70 az t're ne was surgeon III
,.r.-zs n F'urt 'rNeu.S4. He was connect
IA ,..i,h tfin Any service for t~en;, ,->'-7
80. ,,,4 home was a, Ba,; more. ne stccG
50 n, r,r.,.ry ciro,Ns. @ator Wosta,ns
80 ~ eorey-thres year, q axe. TIC
go; ~. take place his sfs@-'oo7 az
.,..,,.,,, NJ tho residence % IN. Osborne.
49,. r-..~--ent VII &c at Csvs 2'H.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-13
rHE EXPEDITION SEEN.

Victoria. 3. c.. Augus' 12.-News has
been received here from the north thai
Prof. Andree's aerial expedition TO th
North Pole was believed TO nave been
seen July S in the vicinity Of k,nna
river.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-13

inQtoD's Belief in SGYer-Depart-
nent Clerks Hear From Home
That all signs are Now Pointing
10 a Democratic Landslide Next
November.
Washington. D. c.. August 9.-Nlnety-
eight in the shade and no shade. is
concise STA mcn- Of the weather here.
Bu. Notwithstanding these tropical con-
diions politics in its It's march presses
on. lis O good way 20 begin The week
with a round up. And men do wei VINO.
discardias The preju0ices and laying bias
aside. take a quie, wise look ahead
Since [ csme 70 town I've talked with
many folk. Four OUT Of every five eN-
Dect The Democracy to win. The depart
ments Of the government are he best
wind gusges Of politics. The people who
draw salaries there come from The four
corners Of The United States. j, is the
business as Wei as the dream Of their
lives to-be on the winning sijs 1t is
shus they re.ain themselves in Office.
These cl.rEs Of gov,,rmea,-1nd their
meme is legion Sc. lc.,ers from ,Ee-r
folk and regions.
Each dey t1ere cone 20 Washington
1899 letters TO deparmeu, clerks. Jus-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-13
HOUSES And LOTS FOR gl.9

81 shares Whee.r-
- eCcl lnves,melt ...
L,U stEests.
50. -liy EOFF STR .....
.oi u feet front, ren, .J,s-. OIL. ...... =
S1UD.
nos. 9gi9 and 2o2l Naly -r.-
story brick with 2 s,or-.. ... ALI,
above.
NO. 81 s. BROADWAT. l-.vr5. ..
Hughes residence.
ONE MORE LOT rs WHuen r-
House Of ) rooms az
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-13
DIED OF HEART FAILrRE.

KINGSTON. Ont. August 12.-Dr =. W.
Hickey. AGED s.. one Of the pioneer organ
i-srs Of the Grand Army OF the Republic,
Is dead OF heart failure.