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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11
STATE PRESS sLzANINGs,


The Wheeling Register is very busy
lionialng that hero OF $4,000 short
age and seems 10 betrylng to create the
impression that Il 10 an honor to betray
an official trust.
Says the Register: "Now that ex-
secretary OF state Chiffon has volun-
taflly arranged, BY the sacrifice OF his
property, TO make good the money
Whieh he found he owed the state at
the end OF his term, etc, ETC. What a
grand act Of Patriotism the Register
would nave us believe It Is on the part
OF Mr.. Chiffon 10 VOLUNTARILY ar
rahse 10 nay, sometime. a part of the
Wv UOO OF state money which he or some
or MS trusted clerks borrowed" from
the state Possibly the sight OF Dem
ocfatlc office holder voluntarily ar
lahSihg to pay back anything. is ample
Inspiration for doing the herolcs. Par
Eershugg State Journal.
Since BIZ Dave Gpshorn has announc-
ed his intention of leaving Charleston,
there are rumors thar emigration may
become general In certain classes,
Ihere are some who will do well to
Keep right on until they reach Canada.
-Shephe.dstown Register,
Ihe Fairmont Index, which Is usual
ly very fair though strongly Democrat
ie, in recent Issue, referring to the
cases Of Chiffon and Burdett remarks;
'rhe difference between the Democratic
and Republican parties IS very well IL
Illustrated In these two cases. When a
Democratic Official gets short In his ac-
counts ne ceases to hold office" Does
II mean 10 imply that Mr., Chilton's
shortage had anything TO do with his
'ceaslng to hold Otiice?" II It did not,
ana the Index very well knows 1t did
NOT, Where Is the prop.iety or fairness
OF the statement?-MouniaIh Echo.
Two Hagerstown, Md, boys, says the
shepherdstown Register. killed deer
in West Virginia. The fine IS $50, with
half to the informer. One OF them heard
they were going to be informed on, so
he fastened up Ia Berkeley Springs and
informed on his partner, who paid the
$50, and the friend got $40. They sold
half the deer for SIS and are still ahead
Oh the game.
Preston county win soon ranl, among
the first as a cattle raising section. The
reports from farmers and dealers
throughout the county show that our
cattle this year have been uncOmmonly
fine. There are two reasons for this,
The stock Is being improved and the
use OF lime in many sections is bring
ing out indispensable pastures. Our
friends in other counties need not think
that all we have been raising In Pres
county is Republican majorlties. We
have been doing little farming, espe-
cially in off years.-Preston County
Journal.
A flock of ducks while passing over
this atty Sunday night. were evidently
bewildered by the electric lights and
dropped to the earth. They were of the
clipper" species and when once on the
ground were unable to rise. A large
number were caught by different per-
sons Monday and Tuesday. One young
man has two that he keeps In a tub of
water While they are very lively they
make no attempt TO hy-Martinsburg
Herald.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

"Joc" Howard In New York Press:
steve Elkins IL one OF these all-round
chaps who can turn their hands to any
thing, and with excellent results.
Henry Grady was such man. Edward
Laulerbach is another Tom Johnson
and Tim Woodruff are others. Eight
or nine or ten years ago my managing
editor handed to me this slip. written
IN pencil:
II am lust going 10 BALTIC to attend
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

MRS. STARK, Pleasant Ridge, a.,
gnys: "Aftpr two doctors gave up me-
hoy to die. saved him from Group by
using one Minute Cough Cure" II Is
The quickest aud most certain
remedy for coughs, colds and
ali throat and lung troubles, Charles
H. Goethe, Market aud Twelfth
plrccls, Chatham Sinclair r1rly-slXlh
and Jacob streets. a. ~ Schcclc No
GO7 Main street, liXlcy Bros, Penn and
Zane streets, Bowie & Goa bridgeport
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

The touches OF Dnlmy aprng.ilka
Weather such ae wo have had for tho
pau, TWO days, am frauBbt with danger
To th5ao who think lbu.Us rpJmdlc
mlllnras calls for Ilgh.ur clothing. SUD.
den changes may always be io5l,gl for,
ana the li1blIlly to severe colds Is In.
rfnarl
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[The INTELLIGENcER, embracing its
several editions, Is entered in the Post
office at Wheeling. W, Va, as second-class
matter.l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11
NOT FOR EVERYTHING.

But II Won have wea Kidneys. hlad.
dor iroublc or dlstctng kidney
complaint then swamp Loot win prove
10 be luBt the remedy va need. TOO
frequent desire 10 urinhi c1ntyHupply,
pnln or dtll ache IN Il buck IN con.
vnrlng evidence that ''ur Kidneys and
bladder need d0ctoring
There IN comiurt ~ ~ knowledge 80
often cXptoggod ina DG lSllmcr'a
Swamp Root, the great lnoy remedy.
fulnlR every wlsh ~ wing pain In
tho back, kldncys' llN bladder and
every part " the urlnt puWnEr. II
currcclI inability to ! urine and
Hgnldinr pain IN passll &, or bad Of
froiB following use OF luOr, wine or
burr, and OycrcomeH unpleasant
necessity NJ boIng COM Jed 10 get ~
many times during the hi To urnate,
Tho mild and cNtrnoro wy effect AZ
swamp. Root W soon ron god II stands
Tina highest Tor ~ wot rhl ouroh NJ
ihr most distressing 90 4, II You need
medicine you Shout lnyo the boat,
Sold by lruRgl1ln, price. lfiy cents and
ono dollar Yuu may hive Hnmplp
botilo and pamphlet both guuD FREQ by
mail. Mention the Daily lU,ullIponrcr
nnd send your addrcns 70 br Kllmer a
Co. Bnghampl1n, N Y The proprle.
tors " this paper guarantee tho gonu.
lnonesB Of this offor,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

WIg9 NLLIN ITVWTTN6l NUTTUTNi Wa
,vna frlrhtfullp burned On the face ana
Neck pain was Instantly relieved by
pcWurs witch Hazel snlyc when
hepiei tho injury without lchyIng q
"gor Ii Ia the famous pile remedy,
ChnfloR H. GdotSc, Mirltol aud FWpIil,l
sircols. Chatham Sinclair, Forly-tiNlh
,pd tncob qlroclH A. ~, Rcncclc, No.
go7 Main street. l1Ncy lirosg Penn ana
2nno streets. bowie & CO., lirldgoppi''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

The case Of the Pittsburgh murderer
who It Is con,cndel, should be released
on the ground that he Is legally dead,
his death sentences rot having been exc
cuted at the time Get FOR *, 10 very In
tcrcging as showing some Of the absurd
tiles Of the tendency now-a-day1 in t2ch-
nIcal constructions Of the lazy. II the
law OF Pennsylvania permits any ouch
loop-hole as that Tor the cscape from
punighmon. OF brutal murderer. then
the sooner the law % reformed the better
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

Our good Democratic brother o, the
Hampshire Review IS informed that the
lntoIlIEoncer does not o&pso. that It's
political We've viii altogether please
him, but thu. when he e5al out OF his
way to reflect upon the character OK tho
Warrington dispatches which appear In
thcs' columns, ana ln doing sJ ilbols our
Washington correspondent. whose per.
sonm character and professional r.ani.
lns are above raproneh, hg gets himself
below the lcyclof decent inurnallsm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

DIR. BULLS Cough syrup ls the best
IN the market a single bottle WIN com
Nlnrn Won OF llR nXCOllemGr. INV ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NoTICE-THERE WILL BE A MEpT
IN ING OF the Dairymen's AssoclaiIn5 :,
Bott's Hall saturday. December 10 q,
p. m. LEWIS STEENRoD. Preslien,
d.aa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

TELEPHONE NUMBERS
EDITORIAL Rooms, ,,,,,,s23 Counting Eoom.or.s12
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

When a young couple are persistent
ly seen on tandem, even on cold days,
it doesn't need the bell on the handle
bar to suggest a ring.-PhlladelphIa
Times.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11
ca. esTOraIA..

..$?:;:$3!!.!::,LMz2zzN. III! !i!i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

Speaker Reed did not, as a pcrusal of
some Democratic newspapers would In
dlcate, open his end OF Congress with
an TX. SIN no has one handy for an
emergency.-Ph philadelphia Press.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

Since Bill Dave Goshorn has announc-
ed his intention of leaving Charleston,
there are rumors that emigration may
become general In certain classes
'rhere are some who will do well to
Keep right on until they reach Canada
-shephesdstown Register
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

The late Mr.. Guldersuppe may cx-
pcrlence some difficulty in assembling
himself on resurrection day-washlng-
ton Post.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-04
Landlor DIS Sale.

Puhlic uoticr is hereby given that
the uudersigr, d the o ,hu Lumber g.
Building c., l. Il, has sdistraIu-d upon
the following goohs aud charteIs of
Tai Slug & 20 TO- rent ~ a'r-ar aud
due the said Oahu Lumber & Build.
ing Co.,. Li, by the -aih Tai Sing d
Co am uniting I, Four Hundred auh
Eighty Doilar- for the r. ut of certain
pTemi-, knuwm as the "New Rrstau-
raut,' ard situate on b. trel street,
~ Honolulu Oahu, TO wit: bux
.uyar, J tag rice, 2 clock, looking
Z as, 2 b Xsta, 80 bars % p, 25 tins
vegetable, } bag sugar, 4 pans, 2 fry
pans, l large pnt, AZ ch ,ir-, 10 crutt
stands ami cru-t-, II sugar bowls, 2
large tables, 6S knive > "a I"t Worcester
-hir- sauce a ,d ca'su,', 30l spoons, 3
pictures, II ~ I cellars, 81 large plates,
80 small la % up-, | water pitch
-r, 6 pnts 209 pla'e-, lee hes, gro.
c-ri-s, rofi.e boil r, 8 carving knives,
2 bags salt, 10 tins meat and fish, l
box tea, 5 dip ers, l saw, 3 liv chi"k-
ems, l filter, l3 small table, 81 forks,
ginger ale, s bats. vinegar, 6 hatracks,
rs tumbIer-, 2 syrup pitchers, so sau.
cets, 6 milk pltch rs, 26 table clOths, 2l
chars, 6 bags corn meal. Aud notice
is hereby gwen that saii goods aud
chat els Will he sold at public au =
ton a. the auction room of Jas. f
Morgan, on Queen street, Ho"nlu'u,
II l., on Monn.y, November Is, 1897,
at IL O'clock no"n, to satisfy the rent
due aud IN arTear rs atore aid tOgeth-
er wnh the costs of 4 tress aud SAFE.
OAHU LUMBER q BUILDING Co LID,
LEE nEw. prp.itpni
Honolulu, Oct, 20, 1897 74S.td
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-04
To Let
For Rent.

Two Unfurnished Rooms on King
street, near Alakea street. Apply at
A. V. GEAR & CO.,
7l2.tf 2l0 King street.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-30

y ray, Ny dear fellow. he said 7
Ike The nlhIllsss They are generally
young women between 20 ana so
Latsr on they get toned down ana
give It Up.
But in spite OF that. the general
pats them IL PRISON.
As 70 that, all our English notions
are wrong | was told hy the British
epnsul at Moscow. Mr., Medhurzt-who
Is paid fleo year by the for
eign ofslee for that ardnous post,
and Who has just spent four
months In slberia-that the stories
abou, tbs treatment OF prisoners are
saoekingiy exaggerated, The Russian
penal system is far more humane than
ours and the Russian peasant really
has quite good time when he goes to
siberia The Elhtlisg. being generally
a cultured man. suffers more than the
peasant But he. too. is allowed far
greater freedom than our political pris-
onsrs and after time Is allowed TO
have his own house and to live as a
ooionist- / saw a number OF prisoners
being conveyed down the volga in a
steamer. They we're in a large cage
guarded By ssntrlas-not particularly
comfortable. bot certainly much freer
than the cells In which they would
have beer placed In England
The Lamar register., 1897-01-30
wHY pRIeEs HAvE FALLEN oFF
nsnufssiarss cite, saus Examples in
IN. Case Of yshIrIs.

Nsnafsstar-s Cites sarss Examples in
IN. Case Of yshirIs..
P. E. smdcbaksr In Commercial Ad-
vtstlaer. ! maintain that the true
cause Of the change oi prices ia Amer
Sea and rhr Sorld over has been science
and Improved machinery Everything
can be produced cheaper than ever be-
FORE. When Ws hrst commenced to man
giarturs EaFons steel vas worth sl2o
per ton, To-day il IS worth $40 a ton.
IFdn cost SlsG ton then: to-day the
pFlSo ts s25 The freight OF the first
carload Of wagons we ever shipped 70
Chieaso Eas giii to-day Il Is SlZ,
Freight wsg9ns such As the mine Own
ers boaEht from ns In 1855 and 1865 10
haul their machinery from ST. Joseph
70 Coiorad0. Utah Montana, and tdaho,
and for shich they paid Us $500, we Wtl
sell them to-day for ssa The inst ear
os farm wagons wS ever shipped 10
Kansas City was In 1855. We received
Tor each Ragou st24. delivered on the
layee. The freight was SIS per Wagon
netting Us siGs NJ the factory. To-Day
we xiii sell the sane wagon at sso'
WIN deliver L to Kansas City for sSS.
The reduction In freight from Sls TO -
per wagon Is no, 50 bad, considering
the wicked railroads did IT, our hrs'
agent in Galveston. Tex, was e1-GoV.
LHbboek, grand old man. He PAID us
$40 for the same kind OF wagons We
sell row for $50 His freight per car
was 500. the wharfage at New orleans
was s24 per ear. and the wharfage AZ
Galveston SIS per car. The freight now nov,
Is about sl25 per car. Col Irumouli na
OF Brenhan. Tex, once paid me s4.4oo
In gold for wagons. and hst to carry
1, in my gTipsaek TO Galveston 10 se.
Mes York exchange. Suppose ne mao
paid me in silver? II would have weisn-
ed about $50 pounds, and | would nave
had to ship il as freight ! don't pc
lieye Texas viii vote for a silver stana-
ard, The people are called a nt'ie
rough down there, but they nave lo's
Of good, sound. business sense even tue
cowboys"
The Lamar register., 1897-01-30
IhrIsilau ChArtity.

man TOO modest to let his name
he known went to the Boston postot-
ace last Christmas eve and paid out
~ his own purse all the postage on
te,tsn and packages which otherwise
s.o,Id have been delayed in transmits
s,op or not delivered at all by reason
N insufficient stamps. That was a
~ ,,ary original and thoughtful act, not
IN call it charlty.-Ex.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-30
lt,n. w4li-,i fi.tl.

Senator Zen Wade Of Ohio one Of the In
teiieetnai giants developed by the civil war.
enEried MS brains in q head as bald as an
saPiieai billiard ball. But be always wore wore
One day after he had concluded very
strong speech In Congress. he was waited
upon IN the lobby 90 the capitol by young
senator, began the young woman. 4
haye listened TO every word you have uttered
to,day With the greatest Of Interest, ana on.
what a gallant man you arcl Would you
oulect TO give me curl Of your hair to
carry home to Ohio with mef'
az answered the senator. removing the
wig and handing u TO the astonished
woman Washington Correspondence Phil
Rdelphia Times.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-30
To Get ont Of The WAY

When trouble is coming is obviously the
part of common sense. An obstruction OF
The bowels Ii serious obstacle to health.
10 get this out Of the way is an easy matter
with the thorough laxative. Hostetters $
stomach Ritters whics. although 1t affords
teilef. never grtpes and eonyulses like a
drastic purEatiye. Dyspepsia, mnIariai. kid
ney and rheumatic ailments and nervousness
Yield to this genial family medicine.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-30
rnthr Paclilc Cen.t

Two through trains daily via the Union
Paclar. carrying through sleepers. aud max
ing rom six 10 fifteen hours quickest time
TO principal western pnints, Including Og-
den Salt Lake Butte, Helena. Portland.
San Francisco, Sacramento. etc. Ask about
them at oii iJ:h ST., corner Curtis
The Lamar register., 1897-01-30
salrrr - al. Ahena,

So enormous has heefi the demand for Sal
zer's pscds N Texas that the John A. SnizeE
Sepd Co La Crpsse Wis, sent out sItF-
rial train on January 1ith. loaded with seed
potatoes, grasses and cioyfr, seed corn. oats,
etc. 20 be distributed atnong It's southern Gus
TONER'S
The Lamar register., 1897-01-30

sDen't you think 1t would encourage men
10 thsy could read their obituaries while they
are pfiyef" .sN0; they would get con-
reited that we couldn't live with them
The Lamar register., 1897-01-30
Hes the "chsmpeen.'

A man In New York has again
nroves the casts claim to monopoly OF
snIture by eating 1os oysters ana
drinking a pint of sherry at one SIT
ting.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-30
No-To-BAc FOR FIFTY CENTS

Over 10000 cured. Why not let So-To-B Bac
requisite or remove your desire for tobacco
Saves money makes health and manhood.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-30

ANTHONY Hope has written a story called
THE Lady and the Flagon'' '.weli, /
Thought ii wouldn't be long before rushing
the growier would get Into literature"
The Lamar register., 1897-01-30

etrs s.orpei free and permanently cured. Non
afse- Hrst tay Of DIR. t<lin~'s Great Nerve
U.-torrr, freo s3 trial hostle aud trsAttss
send 10 DS- kLiSK, sci AREA st. Philadelphia, Pa
The Lamar register., 1897-01-30

ssYon sec that awfuily h1mely widow over
tberef" II should say So" How glad her
husband must have been TO dle!''
The Lamar register., 1897-01-30

PisO.s Cure for Consumption Is our only
pe-iiCIne for coa,ghs and coids.--Mrs q.
BsitE, 4S9 sth Ave, Denver. Col. Nov. sS95.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-30

ssDtd you enjoy seeing .Hamiet'?. "Saw
regular fake! inst one ghost In the whole
play, and be didn't do skirt dance-only
gave US walk-around" !"
The Lamar register., 1897-01-30

.soueen Victoria owns sixty pianos -
stand on hicyciesf"
The Lamar register., 1897-01-30

s.SIadse il such a peculiar girl How
soy .'She thinks she hasn't any peculinri-
ties"
The Lamar register., 1897-01-30

London Chronicle.
srfrsiBle object OF the tour was
- he g4aerAl some Sdxiee in The
sgusai of his estates. 6u, this
D. Aasdly Sceouat for the gigantic
aasa ever which they were taken
b EtarFal. and The state Nsth
4 ley wsre treated fEum arst %
Lsseh frankly holds a brief Tor
RsassH E8vasnusent I'VE hear
1s ever here. be says, ba; The
& sth0istE and sxiies That side
y az Las hesn beard enough !
= tei q the xrest work have
bsias done in Russia - Eork
segH@sns eery sirnilAr 10 and
sg azls!lpr than II being done By
s.trs "a India. What the snEtiga
Etil aot recognizes - shat he
aszis sEAfBst constitutional Eny.
ss1i uAish are sslIl valid IN Iudia
- rilid ia Rasaia that the uppsT
z.i.lt classes ol Russia ARE mere
u 20 ocean 81 ignorance snd
ry-a tsw mIiliDns oat o. one
~ and iWeaty. tha, ths religions
afsis gary a. mRsh as its r,epaiA-
Ia; - frontier 4 esntiaually
N'ias IA much tho same way a. oas
4 'raa;leE. and that the govern
& this great empire. as fas a.
'sasaEiz are concerned. Ia tatelli-
lsa Au,aans.~
7fpgessnsatiFe Was shocked And
ssssi al sssiag so great change
e sasa be had always regArsied
: ealwask Of constitutional rad
r Ne had heard Os such CONVEX
before Aad Of tEA methods BY
Ias REsdian government brought
AsSat But In this case there
satSsualY been no employment Of
NJ. LouKh's eonntenanes for
AZ thought OF Russian dun
80 our representative. =ith an
FAsi kind Of logic, turned the
70 an inquiry as to the nature
LSuSh's tour and the way In
. had enloyed ~
sfsr enjoyed a tour better" said
i.e1Ea, Gen. Annenkor. you
a such a sweiI that a special
vas attached 10 every train in
Ee travelled. with sitting-rooms,
oas ani everything provided as
9asly as In small house. We
g the very best. our dinners
hght costing more than 81. Al
PROVINCIAL capital We were intro
% the sosernors and TO all the
Of the paiee We saw everything
'Fore everywhere. To the gem
very door was opened. and. living
! sstate2. we were able to watch
sTEing OF the whole social sys-
vas the same thing with the
Gen. Annenkoff Is one OF the
81 soldiers In Russia at the pres
onsnt. 1t was he who mobiiized
lessiaH army after the defeat At
= and he who built the Transcas-
railway and subdued Bokhara-
ever he went he could show Us
uoohs and the regimental band
pay what tune he pleased"
representative began TO under
A and did he introduce you to
zlhillstsq"
saT one. She was a young
with short hair, smoking q Gig
She was walking on the plat
a railway station. Gen. An
= nuaged me- and said Lookl
Is n.hilist,' / asked him about
'aa he spoke In the most iriend-
The Lamar register., 1897-01-30

TratupkinS'. "whr DickieT' "Cause she
never Iikes that candy you bring her. an
gives Il to me-"
The Lamar register., 1897-01-30

''Experisnce teaches us many valuable les
sons, Mr. Thlnkerfoas-' ''les. but the
trouble Is that after we have learned them
We never have sense enough TO qult school
The Lamar register., 1897-01-30

lust Try a Toe box Of Cascarets. candy ca
thartlc. the nnest liver and bowel regulator
made
The Lamar register., 1897-01-30

..Do you lose many valuable books by lend
ing themr' .'No; i always lend the books
that want TO lose"
The Lamar register., 1897-01-30

No s.ammering Among savages'
Stammering is almost unknown
among savage tribes.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-30

when bilious or eostiye. eat Cascaret
candy cathartie. cure guaranteed. foc. 25c.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-30
Nr.. Mln.le,,.. .eotn,ng ,yrnp

SoTchiLi esthtng sasssus thssuFns rsdHees inha
aJian lAys pain cures wind cole, : cents boti
The Lamar register., 1897-01-30


Asst summer two
English members
OF parliament. sIr.
Keariey and Mr..
Lough, were invii-
ed to visit Russia
by Gen AunenkoR
a famous Russian
general end = mem :
Der og the council
of war. says shs
London Chronicle
The Lamar register., 1897-01-30
|TSSIA As A MODEL.
sr6ksw IN ouR IDEAS OF
HEB GREATNESS.

!, asusbsr Of PafiiaHsspt says--
s,,y, Nihul.t., ceatentrs, Je~., rIa-
:. rrsa,msss sf rr,seaer. Heanti-
!, spssn sf Local Geseruraess.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-30

WAYl atetins arsass loo n y isS kraoahas i
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-01

10 say, am the father of fourteen sonn
and have number OF sone-in.law, and
| believe they arc pretty nearly evenly
divided on political party lines--Dem
Gratis and Republicans. l will give
any man I've dollars II In con-
veraing with them he eau get any one
OF them to say that his father
ever TOLD bim who to vote for. Hpme
oil you mny ttr " mike d ilttie hfuDey
perhaps al that. (Laughter) / en-.
slider everybody 10 responsible ior him
self, anu he has right to vote for
whom he pleases.
Agsin, l never asked any office at
the hands of any being In heaven or
oa earth, not even OF my heavenly
Father, except upon one instance,
which VIII relate here. In my boy
hood, ns you have heard me testify,
went to the Sabbath scnoOlE. l read
the New Testament. saw the doc
trine there portrayed 10 platnnoss, AS
taught by Jesus Christ and His Apos-
ties, and 1t WIS q glorious doctrine.
had great desire to live on the earth
until l could zee inspired men who
could teach me til osc principles that !
read OF in the New Testament. 1
prayed q great deal In my bOyhOod
and my early manhood that l might
live ON the earth to receive
those principles that there
read of in the New Testament. In
1888, Tor tho fret tims IN my life,