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presidential candidate by his own commit

presidential candidate by his own commit
tee.
you knew that | was i'll under the
care of u physician; and before You thus
took the responsibility OF adjudging me and
publicly condemning me, your committee
should at least have visited and consulted
me.
Il do not believe. senator. that the pco-
pies party intended, when they nomi-
mated me, that | should be public humil-
lated by you in this manner. Tho party
| knew that / had always been middle OF
| the road" populst, and had the convention
! disapproved my attitude, the prrsumptod
| is that 1t would have administered the re-
4 hukc. 1t would not have LETT the job for
you.
BY seeking to degrade me you have
emphasized the fact that you did not want
me nominated at st Louisiana you have
feiolcod the democrats ana the republicans
exceedingly | can not believe that you
have won the approval of the populists.
In the written protest which | laid be
fore you at the opening of this campaign,
/ | warned you that II you persisted In try
Ing to force our people TO vote for sc"all.
would appeal from you 70 tls people.
/ now do go They must judge between US.
You had no right to make these deals over
my protest. and then claim that II Is now
law nor In politics should any man be suf-
fered 10 take advantage Of his own wrong.
Senator you were selected chairman to
help me win this campaign. You were ex-
pected to act with me aud for me. You
have not done so. You have acted without
me, and you have acted against me, In
nothing have you consulted iue At no
time have you told me Of your plans, OF
your purpos's.
I'm all this you may be right aud may
be wrong The committee. called off by
you TO one side al Chicago, has sustained
you. and censured me, Therefore my posi-
ton Is most painful The Bryan Sewall
committee is against me- ana the Bryan
Watson committee is against me.
Il stand alone
But. Senator. | Nas a pOpulist while you
were stili camping with the democrats, and
have always been a middle OF he road
populist. while you never have. : fusion
list you have always been and your bargain
with the republicans In one campaign and
with the democrats In the next In this
campaign, you have bargained with both
republicans and democrats
God only knows which bargain you in
tend to keep.
"As for me. / turn from you and appeal
10 the real true-hearted populists. II |
have sinnod against principle and right in
demanding that our party and itH nominees
and it's creed be respected by the Gem
ocrats who had come to us for help-then
I want the party to say so. and VIII Row
to It's decree.
put do not recognize your right to
put me under the heels OF the democratic
,ricLsters and bosses, and ] shall coaiinue
IN claim the privilege OF speaking end
writing for the National nominees Of the
peoples party
come when populists Will ssy It IL treason
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FREE HOME TREATMENT.

DR. Iiartman's Cure for Chronic Catarrh--
Generous offer.
In view of the great multitude Of people
suffering from some form of chronic ca
tarrh ana yet unable to find any cure, Or.
Hartman, the well known Eastern physi-
ingness TO direct the treatment OF as many
cases OF catarrb as make application to
him during the next two months without
charge. The treatment Will DO conducted
by correspondence. The doctor Will pre-
scribe all medicines, applications, hygienio
and dietary regulations necessary to COM
uicto cure. Tho medicines prescribed
person become regular patient by
sending age. condition OF life, history and
symptoms Of disease and treatment pre-
yiously received. All correspondence will
be held strictly confidential. No testi-
monals of cures viii be given to the public
except by the express wish OF the patient.
As Is well known, Dr. Hartman IL the
president of the Surgical Hotel, an insti-
tuition which has a department devoted ex-
cinsiYely TO the treatment OF catarrhal
diseases. Tho principal remedy he relies
upon In such cases IL Pe-ru-na, which
every person should have who has any
catarrhal affection Those wishing 10 be.
come patients should address Dr. b. II,
Hartman, Columbus, Ohio.
The Pa-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Cons
pany Of Columbus. Ohio. is sending freq
TO any person writing for II 6i-pags
pamphlet devoted exclusively to tina treat-
ment OF catarrh, written by DR.. Hartman.
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Indian AIIotnicnt.

Washington, November 2o.--There ar.
good reports from the recent elections IN
the Chickassw and Choctuw indian Ma
tcnh IN the Indian Territory, wigrh re-
suited fhVorably Ia the friends OF aloi-
ment as predicted 81 the annual report
made 10 the Indian bureau by Agent Wis
dom In charge Of the union agency. cin-
hraring mo five siviized tribes. lie says
the results can not DO otherwise than ma
terially affect public sentiment IN the oth-
- tribes all Of them baving heretofore
stood soid against the allotment OF ihelr
isnds.
Similar results II n predicted could be
obtainef I'm the Cherokee Nat on IL fair
vote could be had aud the fun bl1ods al
lo-s7e1 10 express their real sentiments and
v-ighr. al the polls The agent says many
ptuulC OF The Indian Territory, both oiu-
n NJ and non-clt!zenH now advocate the
ELECTION Of a delegate 70 congress who
could prohiably explain the existing con-
ditlons and secure remedial legislation.
This cnestion. doubtless, will be presented
the action Of the past congresses.
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Nowaks violin The merry makers danced

Nowak's Violin the merry makers danced
all night.
At -. ~, al the Residence OF The brIda',
parents, three miles no, y OF BRENNAN. Mi.
John q. Grdbow and Miaa Julia Srhlitktus
were married There vas a biz ,upptr.
About seventy Ave inYi' 4 guests wore IN
attendance. Rev, IA yLai Recker. pastor
OF the German BAPTIST church OF IirrnhaD
performed the ceremony,
Mr. Albin lemspon and MISS lirnriaitH
Ste6cmorller were married at William
Penn.
Mr.. August Kramer ond Mis5 Otnlie
Rnthkc and Mr. Gugidye Ra,hkc aud MIS-
Emma Aihrecht wora married al Neloonu'
whether or not !, was dppJio Wedding
The Post reporter can not say though ihu
bride Of the nrsi named couple is u f,strr
of the grOou Of TIE zee ond ouH:,lo
Mr. Edward FIELDER nrI Ai,Ns Pauline
Mollcrs d Hmllnn Mlre llmrnl
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oiple upon which the great alliance move
mout and the peoples party were founded,
"lf we vote for Sewall the Representa- =
tive and beneficiary Of special privilege. We
give the lie to all we have been saying Tor
the last eight years.
"To ask the reformers of the South and
West to vote for an Eastern corporation
plutocrat who is known throughout New
England as a typical oppressor of labor. Is
, equivalent to requiring that they shall
brand themselves as hypocrites and hum
bugs No party should force the voter 10
do violence TO his sense OF right. could
not vote for Mr. Sewall without feeling
that had surrendered my creed, renowned
my own teachings and dishonored my cher
ished convictions.
"rhe democratic party had no right to
mt such a man as Sewall on its ticket
and then demand that populisis vote Tor
him In effect, the popuiiat convention ~
m Iouis tclG The democrats in the most
emphatir way that 1t would support bryan
and would not support Se~all nave le't
myself bound by the action OF our Natioh"i
convention. and have perslsitntly Ieiusen
10 accent sewall as our nominee hao you
leeu equally ohcdient and loyal 10 the
highest authority Of our party oeWan
would have been withdrawn long ago, Gnu
this d.plorable condition when naAes M,
Brvan's success doubtful wou'u nut nav
existed H.. -,,,h MAJ,
AT was the domination OF Just such men
70. trthi.r German. Calvin Brice, roswell
Flower and Arthur Sowall that mace nae
Icsn hone in the democratic party ana le''"
/, ii would be folly. indeed, for ne 10 30
hac,, and helm these men WIN F,cu's
rrbirh means nothing to the people put
rorrrtuatIon Of class legislation. uhless
he me- ople's party can be held tosethel al "
chauplnn Of reform principles' Tue "e,H
cratic leaders will tie liyGns hanuSi u'''
the silver movement VIII not ha'e'''''
go, we compel the populists to vote
against their reform principles In support
ing sewal, we kill the spirit which 'itaI'@es
and Inspires our movement, and II Will
shrink into a mere rabble Of place hunters
.nch ss ,o see under Credentials lead
in Kansas. .,,,.
when popuiist State leaders openly
avow the policy OF sellinl the Ha''o"''
ticket and the National principles III ~
turn for Local 5poila be who runs may F'A4
the doom of populism. Its mission as re-
generator Of the National body polite !.
49, soiiod ''' IFS oocunation as the apostle OF
bieser and puror ideals Of National gov
clImont IL gone I'll, ,bose views
aud have dared to express thehi' ~ ar
~ @ain the NationaI committee together n "a,
chicago and issued an address conuetnn ,Is
me--thus putting public anron. rs s"r,d a
No such indignity was ever oei0's
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\ VATSON'S LAST SHOT.
Mp'y to Chairman Buffers
Reply to Him.
utoNGIAN WAS QUITE PEPPfRl
'rh'an Severely Arrnigncd
'""rSc Of Seeking ia Hu-
''ha'e fopuiist Candidate.

"asoh prints in this weeks Peo-
-" Paper the red not reply which
!" Marion Butler IN answer to But
W" y. to the famous lost letter.
oa'sOn'a reioinder TO MIR. Buffers
|.., uniting PREDATORY allusion to the
('a'e' is as follows:
Marion Butler;
s' Yours received. You
10 publish it 1.-THE first letter.
'0u 'elt its arraienment Of you
4, '"efaoie Mr. Washbuine's tele-
ks y. 'ni'A | was no party dll not
1. YOU then in not Publishing the let
,.,,' Hah they control you now in
s IT. The truth is. senator. you
k,.1 '' De a deeply guilty man
No. 'Ou are. Instead of managing
49,, ''npaisn in a spirit of broad
som,, sDu Of Outrageous loyalty to
y ,m, 1"a your party. you have al
~. ' Personal ill-wiu towards me to
.slc,,pI . 10, tortuops, narrow. Jealous
Peoples p r"i.ey which has shipwrcckcd
b Brys,p PARTY and brought a, succ, IS
" bow ~. ! crisis Of extreme peril.
! hole f'sau with me to pull vou out
boxed ro, suah do nothing of the KIND.
yovf v !Ouf way into it. and YOU must
tog!t ~, cut What's writ is writ.
10 % - repair your blundcrs If /
es Who ~ 70, lor eight years. we re-
hen ossla!sed the peoples marty
"a How ,h.''Ng the National BANK
As,ional b zen can We support Sewall.
As We r' oooodhoIdors and pl Sfe" Ms
,etdholacr9 p'9n Sewall. the pIutocrat
BATON h 80 we have denounced cl,ss
q ii rs =, ~. who reprcsents class ley
tsnoupt'sa ~, ~ Vicious formsq
cen We '' The Mckinley tarin How
ssh Ia. zoe tarlr question and n Who
as Ss ,ayors Of class 90 ,sa,s nllonair, ,
~ IN behalf a further bounty iron,
Equal ~, q his ship building in
% noue SUE 70 all and special
was the bed rock prin-
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the IoHeblatt- Emperor william, while re-
'tutly speaking 10 an officers. gathering
advised them to do their drinking in their
own moss rooms and not to venture Into
public places at the rlsk " rows when
they were tipsy, but that II they we're
attacked they should not hesitate to use
their arms
This statement" says the MATHS CORE.
Hp0ndrnt. "lncrC aseH popular Indignation
and radical momhers Of the rcichstag de-
nounce 1t as an Indictment TO man
biaurhtpr
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Patents granted 10 citizens OF Texas for
the week ending November II. 1895. re-
ported through the office OF J. +. Beale.
solicitor OF patents. 900 q street N. W..
Washington. ID. c..
G. l.. Ballard. Fort Worth; revolving
r. i. barbour. San Antonio; treatins
j. W. Elliott. Corsicana; cotton elevation
v. l.. uoSb tassignee). Malakoffi rotary
'S z. w 'fPereiaeid. Rising starr riding
Medlsy white Marqussi pillow attscls>
mont. lN
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to be loyal TO the populist Ticket Il is
unnecessary for me TO say that my letter
OF acceptance must stand just us il Is writ
ten Yours. etc. Thomas r. Watson"
Thomson. Ga. October 2S. 1896
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EYES TESTED FREE AND oLAssDq
GROUND TO ORDER, AT LOWEa1
PRICES. THE HOUSTON OPTICAL co.
602 MAIN STREET.
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Indictment to MansIaughter.
London, November 2i.--A Berlin dispatch
to The Daily Mall says that according 70
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-05
BELLAIRE.

The youth who was tried for pulling
flowers was found guilty, but as two
others were implicated and they de-
manded a jury trial, the Mayor sus-
pended judgment in the above case to
await the jury trial of the other two
BOYS, which will come off to-day.
The B.. q. & C. railroad is being put
in excellent condition by the manager,
J. X. Geddes. and it will soon be in first
class condition in all parts.
The piping or gas into Bellaire direct
from the wells is having a stimulating
effect on the talk about glass house
projects. and at least two are being so
strongly talked up as to be believed
to be a sure thing.
William Nicholson. an cid soldier of
Gravel Hill father of T. c. Nicholson,
VINO is playing with the Detroit ball
club this season, is quite low at his
home with bowel trouble. No hopes
of his recovery are entertained.
The young folks held high carnival
at the bazaar last night. The pro-
gramme was chiefly OF musical char
acter. both vocal and instrumental. All
the numbers we're well rendered and
called for loud and continued applause.
The patronage is excellent, and all are
much encouraged.
Charles Bippus has purchased OF the
assignee. Dewitt Danford, The drug
store of W. F. Henry & Co.
w. H. GRABBING and ]. Croskey of
Pittsburg. came to Bellaire on their
wheels Wednesday, and intended 60
ing to GAINESVILLE. but on account Of
sickness they went by train yesterday.
There will be a Democratic primary
held in each ward on Saturday from
: to 7 D. m. to elect delegates to The
county convention at st. Clairsville
Tuesday next, to select delegates to the
State convention.
The oil wells at Glencoe and vicinity
that were drilled some time since and
proved too scant to pay at the then pre-
yailing prices of oil, are to be shot and
pumped.
DIR. d. w. Boone, health officer, re-
ports eighteen deaths for the month of
Nav. He asks Fifth ward people living
in the cut to run their waste water into
the sewer instead of on the street.
DR.. j. T. W Kerns and wife are in
the East taking a much needed vaca-
ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-05
SISTERSvILLE.

SISTERSVILLE, w. VA, June "A.
c. Ruby went down the road this morning.
]. o. Hindman, superintendent for the
Union Oil Company, went to Waverly this
morning.
Mr.. john Eckbert, treasurer of the Car
ter Oil Company, who has been in the city
this week, left this morning for Titusville.
q. s. Slemaker went TO Parkersburg
this morning.
Chas. Bisett went down to Waverly on
the morning train.
G.. T. Bunnell went down to St. Mary's
this morning to look after his interests in
that section.
A. d. McVey. general foreman of the
Eureka pipe line. went to Davenport this
morning with a corps of engineers to make
surveys.
c. &. Smith went down the river this
morning.
]. S. Hockinberry went down to Wa
verify to-day.
Miss Flora Eskey. of Guyandotte, has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Rice
for some time. Several days ago it was
thought she was suffering with catarrh
of the stomach, but to-day 1t was decided
that she is suffering with a nervous COM
plaipt. She is resting easier.
On June so the local Masonic lodge will
, lay the corner stone of the new school
building.
At noon ". II. Burns received news Of
his aged mothers death at Titusville. He
left on the evening train for that place.
The skeleton of Mr.. Gorham's. new build
ing is up and will soon be enclosed ard
ready for occupancy.
Mrs. z. A. Durham. Anne Elder and
Miss Georgia Roome went down TO Mari
eta to attend a social affair tonight.
]. r. Wallace returned to-day from
Wheeling.
Mrs. Chas. z. Bailey and three children
went to Marietta to-day to visit relatives.
Hon. Perry A. Shannon went to Wheel
ing to-day.
G. NJ. Phillips went down to Waverly
this afternoon.
Chief of Police King went to Wheeling
this afternoon on important business.
]. W. Boyers is in Wheeling to-day.
Miss Jean Smullen, who has been visit
( ing in Oakdale, Pa, returned home to-day.
Fer SALE-W. F. Rice's entire line
of Harness, Saddles, ETC., at actual cost.
Cause for selling. poor health.
G.. W. Sine, sheriff. is in the city with
patient for the insane asylum at Spencer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-05
MISUNDERSTANDING BROS.

The passage of the river and harDor
bill means much to the people along the
Monongahela valley, both in and out OF
West Virginia, but particularly will II
benefit the people OF Fairmont and
Marion county, who have watched the
course of this particular piece OF legis-
lation with an interest not to be ap-
preciated in other portions of the State.
Their enthusiasm at the passage OF the
bill is a natural result Of the great local
interests involved Ultimately, it means
cheap and reliable transportation for
the great and growing product of their
mines; bu, before that result is attained,
it will be the cause of large disburse-
ments along the river for labor and
material. which money will go into cir
culation, to the benefit of the whole
people of that portion of the State.
Fairmont has abundant cause for re-
joicing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-05
MARTINS FERRY.


The commencement az Mt. Pleasant
takes place this evening. The girls
graduating are all colored, while the
boys are white. A number OF people
from this place will attend the exer-
cises.
Harry and Thomas Grayson, James
Cressley and Gus Rothermuni rode
out TO Flushing yesterday on their BIZ
cycles to witness the bicycle road race
at that place.
Mrs. Jos. Hilton left for Cambridge
yesterday, to spend a few days with
relatives.
Mrs. Charles Galbraith, of Smith
field, returned home yesterday, after a
several days visit with r. T. Ong and
wife.
Yesterday afternoon the coming
freshman class of the high school car
ried out an excellent literary and music
al entertainment in the high school
room. Quite a number of visitors were
present.
Harry Ingler, of Mingo Junction. was
here last evening calling on friends.
Misses Sallie and May McCleary have
returned from a several days visit at
Sistersville with their uncle, William
Stewart.
Allen Biggs, of West Liberty, is the
guest of friends and relatives.
Misses Bertha and Ethel Barber, OF
Sistersville, are the guests of friends
and relatives here for few days.
Frank Wilhelm was araigned before
Mayor Barr "Wednesday evening on
the charge of selling liquor on Sunday,
and was fined S44.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-05
TIE FLOUR COMBINE.

The spring wheat flour trust since its
formation a little over two months ago.
has. altogether. advanced prices about
40 cents per barrel. Considering the
fact that prices of wheat are six cents
per bushel lower than they were when
this association was formed, and ten
cents below the highest rates reached
in the interval this enormous and
wholly arbitrary rise in the price Of the
stan Of life is, 20 say the lest, decidedly
unjust.
There is no means Of knowing exactly
wha, proportion OF the fiOur-producing
capacity of the country is tied up in this
latest Trust arrangement; but ii is
doubtful if it equal one-sixth of the
actual consumption Of flour in the Uni
ted States. which may be roughly esti-
mated az 100000 barrels per year.
Adding -four manufactured for export.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-05

Unless Editor Henry WatterSon's ad-
dress at the banquet in London in honor
Of [. S. Consul General Patrick A. Col
Inns has been grossly CARRIED the Ken
lucky editor has been guilty OF a re-
markable display of bad taste. His
rude criticism of Ambassador Bayard,
VINO was distinguished guest at the
board, was as unjust as it was uncalled
for and wretchedly ill-timed. Not the
least offensive feature of his speech to
true Americans, North and South, was
his picture Of the South in boot-lick-
in attitude toward the North. We
have received as yet but extracts from
Mr.. Watterson's address. and we live
in hope that the able Southern editor
has simply been garbled. 1t doesn' :
sound like him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-05

Manager Hanna is said to have ar
ranged a spectacular effect for the s..
Louis convention which ought to set
that deliberatiye assembly wild. Il is
proposed as soon as Foraker shall arise
TO place in nomination the Ohio candi-
date each Mckinley delegate shall take
from his pocket small polished stick,
and at a given signal remove a cap and
unfurl a small blue silk flag inscribed:
Patriotism. Prosperity and Protec-
ton. This viii be very fine and i'm
pressive and Stage Manager Hanna is to
be congratulated on his ingenuity.
After the show, in which, it is said, he
will be assisted by the Kyralfys. he will
give his celebrated ac, of ventriloquism
in which Manikin Mckinley will osten-
sibly do the talking. 1t will be great
show.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.

State of West Virginia V. Elgie Mey-
ers. from Ohio county; case argued and
submitted.
Robinson & Sayre V. Brookover, from
Marshall county; continued until June
18th.
Galloway V. Standard Fire Insurance
Company, from Ohio county; continued.
Rees ev. w. & E. G. Railway Co., from
Ohio county; partly heard and con-
tinued until tomorrow morning for
further argument.
w. E. Patterson was admitted TO
practice upon motion of Col. White.
Adjourned until 10 a. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-05

Just as it is in every other part Of
the State so it is in our prosperous
neighboring county of Tyler-the Re
publican ring want everything. Tie
ring Republicans in Tyler want CO..
vention so that they can work the slate
through without trouble or harsh crit
icism. The people want a primary
election, but the bosses want the con-
vention. and viii have it. If il was
practical 10 import voters. the bosses in
Tyler would no doubt follow the exam
pie Of the Ohio County Republican
Ring bosses.