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Arizona republican., 1896-06-09
DBM0CRACY'S
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As alliteration proved effective to the Democracy in the Blaine campaign, he believed it would so prove this year and with Bland, Blackburn or Bois the party could sweep the country.
 Judge Joseph Campbell followed with a short address full of the meat that makes the ardent partisans en- thuse, especially insisting upon silver as the Democratic platform of '96.
Arizona republican., 1896-06-09
THE MERRY-GO-ROUND.

Now located in the rear of the Monihon build ing, Cor. Adams St.. and First Ave. Innocent amusement for the children Best of order. Come every body.
Arizona republican., 1896-06-09

The Democratic territorial conven- tion has been boarding en masse at the Boston Cafe.
Arizona republican., 1896-06-09

HOODS PILLS are the best family cathartic and liver medicine. Harm less, reliable, sure
Arizona republican., 1896-06-09

Cash" is mighty in these days of business depressions, and those who are fortunate enough to have few dollars in ready money on hand find themselves able to accomplish won ders. Merchants in past days have carried heavy stocks of goods and op- erated extensively on small capital, as the customers were to be relied up- on at all times for prompt payment of bills, and the manufacturers and job bers were very lenient with the deal CTS. Things have changed, though, in the past few years, one big dollar in cash will do more than five on credit The Alkire company is one of the Phoenix firms that has taken advan- tage of the depressed state in the east and commenced in the early spring buying large consignments on strict ly cash basis. In this way they have been able to dispose of larger amount of goods than ever before in their bus mess career. They certainly have shipped more goods to Phoenix than any retail dealer and the daily sales are enormous. Of course they are able to make better prices than any competition from these two facts that they buy for cash and buy in large quantities. The free gift sale has be- gun and will continue until July 15 A great many of the beautiful things that are to be given away can now be seen at the big store Call and look them over and then be sure you get one.
 THE RECORD of remarkable cures 1 effected enables us to say that Hoods
 Sarsaparilla is the only true blood purifier prominently in the public eye | today.
 l HOODS PILLS are the best family
 cathartic and liver medicine. Harm
 less, reliable, sure.
 Test HIRES by tasting it.
Arizona republican., 1896-06-09

THE RECORD of remarkable cures effected enables us to say that Hoods Sarsaparilla is the only true blood purifier prominently in the public eye today.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-21
GEN. RILEY is CONFIDENT
Tnat West virginia VIII Give a Rousine
Majority for the Bryan Electors and the
Stnf.. Tlrl,nt

Thnt West Virginia VIII Give Rousing
Majority for the Bryan Electors and the
stats Ticket.
Attorney General T. S. Riley returned
cay or TWO ago from a stumping tour
through a number of counties in the
southern part of the State, and was
seen at his Office last evening by
reporter for the Register. In answer
TO questions concerning the political
situation in this State, General Riley
said:
81 have been through many counties
in the State. have talked with promi-
nent men of both parties, and have
been acquainted with much of the in
formation received by the State com
mittee. and &c Is my candid opinion
that The voters of West Virginia will
give q good safe majority for the BRYAN
electors and the State ticket. The
State Committee is doing excellent
work. and will keep up the fight until
the morning of the day Of election.
Chairman Edm.ston. Secretary Chiffon,
and in fact every member of the COM
m;;tee IS very confident of success.
/ find the same feeling among the
county committees. all of whom are
working industriousIy. They are with
out funds. bu, it is the peoples fight
his year, and there is no lack Of vol
unteers.
Il am satisfied that We will make
large gains in all the agricultural dis
tricts. and the vote in several counties
will be surprising 10 the Republicans.
All voters who have been Democrats
during the past eight years, including
the large numbers who deserted the
party on the tariff question two years
z go. are with us this year in the fight
for free silver 7 do not anticipate Re
publican gains over the vote Of 1892 i'm
more than four counties IN the State.
and that year West Virginia was DEM
ocratic by 4.C00.
Republican money Will be used
freely. as in 1892. to keep Democratic
and Populist voters away from the
polls. think. however, that they will
need al their money to keep their own
vo.ers in line. All that is necessary
to insure a big majority for Bryan and
the State ticket. is for every man to be
true to his colors and TO do his full
duty on election day"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-21
ELGxR N DER,
SHOE SELLER, 1919 MAIN ST.
SMALL TALK-
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and PIth
lily Told.
SHOE SELL.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and PIth
lily Told
The brewery workmen viii give a
ball al Beethoven hall tonight.
The Wheeling steel works resumed
operations yesterday, al,er several
weeks idleness.
st. Johns congregation is arranging
a fair and festival for the 26th and 27I
of November at the Arion hail.
Officer Michaels yesterday afternoon
arrested Steve Vilthose and John Sage.
for entering a house on Twentieth
street
Some progress has been mad in the
improvements at the Eighth Wari hose
house. and it is hoped That in another
week that the work will bo completed.
Geo. S. Feeny has moved into his
elegant new business block on Main
street. This is one Of the h-ndsomess
and best arranged business houses in the
city and an ornament TO The business
centre of the town.
The Veterans and Sons Of Veterans
M e. iO-ulBul IL OAA 4 NAt'f' tA'.ttf WA
ner of Twelfth and Chapin- streets.
Every member is expected 20 be present
as an election Of officers takes piac and
in the near future this organization VIII
appear on the streets.
Last night while the clubs of South
Wheeling were marching 10 The Bnw0oi
meeting the horses attached toone of the
vehicles in the parade became scared
and dashed against a telegraph pole al
Thirty-ninth street. The harness was
broken and the wagon damaged some
whit.
-Noryal C. Miller better known a,
pee Miller, died early this morning
q his la,e home, corner Main and
Seventh streets. The deceased fell from
the roof of a house in Banw0oi eleven
years ago. and by the fan the lower part
of his body. from the waist down, was
Totally paralyzed. He has been COM
PEELED to remain all thesa years in bed n
one position, on his stomach.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-21

speaker whenever a good point was
made. and at every mention OF Bryan's
name. He declared that tariff was not
an issue this campaign and even the
Republican leaders, Depew, Harrison,
Reid and others. hal declared that the
money question was the only issue be-
fore the people We have now one OF
the highest tariffs since the war. we
can not open the mills until we can
buy the products OF the mill
The reason that wooden mills have
not run is because there has been no
purchase Of clothing. The reason the
steel works have not been in opera
ton IS because there has not been a de-
mand for steel rails. No new railroads
are being built and all the steel rails
that are being used are those TO re-
place old ones on the already establish
ed railroad systems. What the people
need is more money. The use Of
money in campaigns Is not unusual, but
the question the people have 10 decide
this wear is whether we are going to
have q government by the syn1icates,
for the syndicates, and of the syndl-
Gates. or as Abraham Lincoln expressed
it, by the people, for the people, and Of
the people.
Mr.. McGinniss continued in an elo-
quent, forc.b,e discussion Of the money
question in all its phases. He is well
posted on the subject and has many
additional Arguments on this already
unanswerab,e proposition OF using our
silver for money as well as gold. At
the conclusion Of his remarks, Hon. N.
C. Sperry, of Clarksburg, who was 4
candidate before the recent Congress
sonal district for the nomination,
spoke briefly but forcibly for the
p,anks in the Democratic national
platform, declaring against govern
ment Dy injunction He made an able
argument in favor of this plank. and
others, and was followed by Hon. Lewis
Newman, candidate for State Senator
Col. Joe Gallagher, who is making a
winning fight against great odds for the
Saer.ffal.ty Of Marshall county, was
also present and repeatedly called for
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-21

While claiming States west Of the Mis-
sissippi river, It is noticeable that Repub-
leans are wary of betting OH any of
these States. A Republican recently
wrote to friend in Iowa asking him
the prospects of that State going for Nc
Kinley, and received in reply advice 10
keep his money in his pocket, a. Nc
Kinley's chances for carrying that State
were extremely doubtful. As the eec-
ton approaches, Republicans who have
bet eXtravagantiy are expressing regret
and wishing they hld their money back
again. They are now more conservative
in their betting propositions and are
getting more so as the final day gets
nearer.
The Eighth ward Democratic club IS
called to meet at their club rooms at I
o'clock sharp Thursday evening.
There is a rumor going the rounds
that one of the principal "pushers' al
the Republican primaries in this county
last April, is preparing a fnll expose
of the methods used to secure certain
nominations, and will be printed in
pamphlet form. 1t will no doubt make
interesting reading.
Hon. C. H. Varian, Of Montana, will
deliver an address this evening az Bryan
Bimetallic hall in Martins Ferry. lie
is an eloquent orator we'll posted on the
money question, and came direct from
the home of silver.
The Watts club of the Sixth ward is
called to NEE, at Sixth ward headquar-
ters tonight at o'clock to escort Prof.
NJ. J. Conner, Of Pi,tsburg, who will
address a meeting at Twenty
and Chaplne streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-21
THE BIG PARADE.

A rousing and enthusiastic meeting
of chief Marshal Franzheim and the
cIn-s:ns of he various clubs was held
al the Peabody building, last n-gnt' ana
further arrangements completed Tor me
mammoth silver demonstration 90 De
held in Wheeling on the Saturday night
preceding the election. There IS no
drnes.fon That it Will be an affair of un-
gsn3, magnitude. and the number OF
.,,r,rcbists" who will be in line that
, .rSt will as.5uish the natives who have
- inclined TO scothe their imagination
Nth The idea that The silver craze is
6,.ing ont" Arrangements are also on
foot for Stevenson day next week anu
the Vice President VIII no doubt meet
with a g-eat reception.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-21
RAILROAD OPPOSITION
To Bryan is Not Because of Tree silver.
The Real Reason.

To Bryan is Not Because of Tree silver
The Real Reason.
To the Editor Of the Register.
Sir have been watching with some
interest the efforts that the railroad
companies are making 10 coerce. and. in
fact, compel their employees to vote as
they deem best. They assign as the rea-
son why they take this position that
they are opposed to free silver" and
that the adoption of free silver will be
against their best interests and the in
teres,s of their employees In this they
may think they are playing a very smart
game, and one that is too deep TO De I'M
tlerstOOd by the laboring people. They
know, as We know, that if silver IS re-
stored and the volume Of currency in
creased, /. will improve trade; that the
great productions Of the West will come
to the East in exchange for Eastern pro-
duets. and the travel will increase and
transportation Of every kind VIII in
crease. This means more men employ
ed, higher wages, and better times gen
orally.
The fact is, the real issue Of The rail
.le plank in the Democratic platform
which condemns government by injunc-
zion and provides for trial by jury N
contempt cases. They know very well it
would not be popular with the men to
make the fight en- this issue. which is
their real objection. 1t would not do TO
undertake to sustain the action of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company in
procuring without notice an injunction
from Judge jenkins, a judge Of the Fed
eral Court. forb.dding the men from
quitting the employment Of the COM
pany, and if any man quit work while
that injunction was in force, he was
guilty of contempt Of court, and tried,
not by jury but by the court which is
sued the injunction, and sent TO jail
indefinitely. Many Of the employees wnc
were tried were obi ged TO 90 a long dis
lance from home, among strangers, and
without an opportunity OF having wit
nesshes in their behalf. Judge Ross, Of
California. another Federal judge, IS
sued an Injunction at the instance Of a
railroad company. compelling the men
10 go 10 work for the company, and or
dering them TO jail. in case they refused
TO do so. It's not the proper use, but the
misuse of the courts. by the railway
companies. of which We complain. II IS
the fastening Of @ system on us that
never was intended. Although ali this
occurred. and this new system has been
adopted within the lalst four years, the
Republican party makes no reference 10
it in It's platform. and for that reason
the railroad companies Of the country
are found upon that side of The question.
We think it would be more honest. on
the part of the railroad companies, i
they would unmask and come out and
give their real reason why they oppose
Rrvan and the Chicago platform.
4 RAILROADER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-21

and force his opinions by word or act.
1t IS lamentable TO say that the fellows
who distributed the gold badges and
advised their being worn, poses as
standing high socially and religiously.
Do they? The public may reason this
TO a conclusion and decide. Clinton
Dewitt, an engineer on the c., L. & W.
living in Bridgeport, ought to be ar
rested and tried for q violation of the
laws Of Ohio. He pulled his engine as
near 10 the place where the Bryan car
would stop and when Mr. Bryan at
tempted TO speak Mr.. Dewitt slipped
The drivers in order to make a great
noise, which he succeeded in doing,
causing Mr.. Bryan to say that he could
not speak against an engine. Mr.. De-
Witt afterwards publicly boosted and
laughed at what he had done. An eX-
ample should be made of this Upas
tree that it might not occur again. At
Martins Ferry the gold badge demon
stratiOn and. rowdyism was beyond
what would be expected in civilization,
it was not in numbers but in brazen
impudence and ignorance. No wonder
our sister town has such an unsavory
reputation. There is missionary work
needed this side of China. I would like
10 ask the people who witnessed this,
in which party they would look for
anarchists? II our Republican hood
lums wonder who the writer IS, they
can find out theI first time the Demo-
Gratis Should attempt such disgraceful
conduct. The writer will be seen tear
ing off badges and bringing about or
der. 16 10 1.
BridgeDort. October %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-21
Held by the Benwood Democracy. Las


Held by the Benwood Democracy, Last
Night
The Benwoo5 Democrats held an
other large enthusiastic rally, al
thougi under very d:sadvln,ageous
circumstances. The Democrats Of Ben
wood have had bad luck right along in
holding their meetings, as in every in
stance nearly the weather hes been un-
favorable Last nigh, ana on Tuesday
night the week before they We're com
aelled to contend with the rain hn- This
did not in any degree dampen their
9rdor The Eighth ward ana SlX,A
ward clubs of Wheeling marched down
10 Benwood through the heavy rain
THE meeting was held in the old Metho-
t-fst church now occupied as q athletic
club room. Oliver Tarvey was chair
man and introduced Hon. Martin Nc
Cinriss of Montana. Mr.. McG-nniss
his bae7 member of Congress SIX
tines from Montana. and a. one tine a
candidate for the United safes senate.
10 was q member Of Congress al the
fi,,o ~ The massage of The -emOnetl-
za-ion act in 1873 and declares that ne
Win rser,v every Other man who was
n C0nsress az that time, was never
av-a~s % the full import Of the measure
v.b;cb has been one of the prircipa.
eqrses of existing distress in the eoun-
Mr. NcGinniss made a strictly logi-
csi srgument for silver last night and
vas one that br.s,led with splendid
points. His audience was appreec'ati,ve
lad enthusiastically eheered the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-21
ARE YOU A BICYCLIST?
If So, You Should Not Fail to Profit BY the
Hints Given Below.

The discussions which have been going
on in the papers during the past two
months. as TO whether bicycle riding Is a
healthful recreation, naturally attracts
wide attention. not only from biCycllstS
themselves. but from their vast army OF
friends, which includes nearly everybody.
That reaction does result from the
vigorous, often violent exercise in which
bicyclists indulge. there can be no doubt.
but II would seem TO rest almost entirely
with the bicyclists themselves, whether
this reaction shall be a healthful one or
otherwise.
II men or women allow their tensided
muscles 10 relax too quickly. ii Is injuri-
Gus. II they permit the pores of the skin
10 close too suddenly, it is certainly injuri-
GUS often fatal.
There can be no doubt that a gentle
stimuiant. both internally and externally
meets this requirement better than any
other. A small quantity of pure whiskey
taken in a little water. and a little undi-
luted whiskey rubbed externally. will
counterfeit all possible i'll effects. In this
day Of authorizations, il IS gratifying to
know that so valuable an article as Duffy
Pure Malt can be obtained so readily and
at such reasonable price. and the number
OF bicyclsts which the writer has known
who are using II successfully indicates
that they have found IL of unquestionable
value.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-21
AcoUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle Of the Movements of Indi-
vicuais.


special TO the Register
New York. Oc.obr 2o.-Whea.ng;
c p. Reed. New Amsterdam; A. H..
Keestead. Glsey; c. F. Paxton Mrs
]. W. Paxton, Holland.
Mrs. Godfrey schul, Of South Jacob
street. is seriously i'll.
Miss Jennie Bright, Of Springfield o..
is visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. John W. Nichols, Of Greggsv.lIe.
who was very ILL., is getting along very
nicely.
sup.. NJ. Lotus, Of the Wae ling
street railway, is in St. Louis. on bus
mess trip.
Dr.JT. Carter. wife and family left
over the Panhandle yesterday for Sa-
yannah. Ga.
Miss Mile Sauers. Of Eighteenth
street. who has been i'll for several days,
is recovering.
Mrs. Clark Crier and daughter Ger
trude. OF GAINESVILLE. Ohio, left for home
Yesterday. after sp nding a week with
her sister. Mrs. W. ". McCleliand,
of North Marke. street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-21
4 4. FRANZHEIM.
N. B. BAILEY, Adju-nt.
BRYAN BELMONT COUNTY.
To the Editor Of the Register.

To the Editor Of the Register
,S;r:-To coercion and intimidation
NV add rowdyism and disorder. The
people Of Belalre deserve he highest
5,aise for the respect they showed the
Rrvsr parry while there. Without re-
sDect to party they were orerly and
rfsnecrful. At Bridgeport The Repub-
rcans showed much less good breeding
and deneccy. They went TO the Bryan
t~3.n with their gold badges on. which
in acts. if not in wors. displayed
disresDectful spirit and tended to eX-
c..er..cr,merj ON The part OF the Dem
ocrats. No refined and cultured gen
,iemsa VIII 60 to an0chers meeting
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-21
,,,rr ruFtf SOTFAL.

Yesterday evening some Republicans
,-.sra blowing in the McLure House
,5or- he inc on Kentucky. and one Of
80 a. twenty dollar wager that IL would
&C. t.s vote for Mckinley. Another
Republican offered 10 J2ke me o,ne , ,, en-
~, B~yan. when the first Republican
r-isaT his bluff 10 500. Tn second
se;7 ba' would be. that. or $500. if pre-
ss-~a5 and the Republican Spectator
en- held back. the Bryan Republican
of-ered $500 each on West Virginia and
Ken-uclv. and posted $50 on each bet
a. a guarantee Of good faith. At one
o'c,ocl his morning rhe bets had not
been covered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-21
IN SOCIETY.

The Daughters of Pocahontas, Council
No. ., gave an enjoyable bali at Mozart
hall last night. Supper was served and
dancing unil an early hour this morn
ing followed.
The Ladias $ Auxiliary Of the Order OF
HiDernians will give bah anu en,el-
tainment i'm the near future.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-21

This evening there will be big free
silver meeting at the Democratic stand
Oh Chapline street, south Of Twenty
seventh. The orator of the evening will
he NJ. J. Conner, President Of the Ac,-
uaI Business College, OF Pittsburg. In
case the weather is bad, the meeting will
take place in the Pythian Temple.
The meeting viii be called 10 order by
County Chairman Thomas NJ. Darrah,
who will name Hon. w. c. Handlan
as President. with the following lis, OF
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-21
81 80 WHEELING TO PITTSBURG,
OCTOBER "a.

Next Saturday via Pennsylvania lines,
sDecial excursion. $50 round trip from
wheeling. Special train returning
leaves Plttsburg az 11:25 p. m. city
time. These peoples popular excur-
sion tickets valid October oath only.
q II Millinery our speciality.
OWSll MARSDEN L. COLVIG.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-21
RECEPTION 10 CANDIDATES

To Re Held in the Sixth Ward Tomorrow
Evening.
The following order has been issued
by Chief Marshal a. A. Franzheim:
General Order No. 6.
All clubs will assemble at rendezvous,
Chapiine and Eleventh streets. Thurs
day evening. the 22d inst, at 7:45 sharp,
TO march to reception Of all local Demo
cratic candidates to be held IN Webster
district. Parade will move over the fol-
lowing route: Eleventh street to Mar
ket. TO Twenty-first, 10 Main, to Twenty
fourth, 20 club rooms
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-21

last night Chief Marshal FrahZne4-u
iesued the following order for to-hlgnt.
.He3douarters Democratic Clubs,
Whe ling. w. Va, Oct. %, 1896.
General Order No. .:
1. The usual rendezvous IS changed
from Terminal depot to ChapIne ana
Eleventh streets. all escorts TO start from
that point in future.
.. All clubs will assemble at the rem
devious "Wednesday evening. the list
inst. AZ 7:45 sharp. TO escort Prof. VI. j..
Conner. OF Pi,tsburg, from hotel 10 cor
ner Twen-y-seyenJh and Chaplins
streets.
3. Clubs will form in the following
order: Richie district right Of column
followed by Washington disr.c-. Faux
ner club. c. C. Watts club, Union dis
tric.. German American Silver c!Jo.
Young Mems Democratic Club, w. !.
Bryan Silver Club. other clubs TO follow
in rear.
4. Richie district will form on Norm
side of Eleventh street, right resting on
Market: Washington disJr.c, and Fulton
on south side of Eleventh street, right
IrNliAE bu MAI net h .tAlNAl NtNH VA
ives. side of Chaplne street, right on
Eleventh: C. c. Watts club on east
side Of Chapline, right on Eleventh; I'm
ion district on south side of Eleventh,
right on Chapliue; Germsn-American
Silver club on nor.r side Of 7'ov-n h.
right on Chapline; Young Mems Dem
ocradc ciuJ on cas-. side ,'I-p.-a-. c.el.
on Eleventh; ". J. Bryan Silver club
on west side of Chapline, right on E!ey-
enth. Captains viii note The above and
take their proper stands.
>. Escort will move oveg he follow
ing route: Eleventh to Main. to Twelfth.
to Market, to Twentieth, to Chapiine.
TO TwenJy-eigh,h.
g. Aids Will report in saddle at rsn-
devious at 1870 sharp.
4. A. FRANZHEIM.
Chief Marshal.
". B. BAILEY, Adjutan,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-21
4 SILVER MEETING
To Be Held This Evening at Twenty
Seventh Street.

The Address will be by NJ. ]. Con-
ner, of Pittsburg-The Big Parade
on the 31st-The Local Candi-
dates to Hold a Rally Tomorrow
Night-General Political News.