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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-22
JULY JOLLIEs

Papa, how do the people in the
weather bureau find out what kind OF
weather we are going to have?"
II didn't know they did, my SON.
Youkers Statesman.
100 bad about the GOODNESS between
B~angfewunk and his wife"
"Dear mel / hadn't heard OF III"
''Yes, / saw them sitting in Francois
restaurant last night with a couple o.
plates of ice cream between EN-
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Papa" asked Tommie. us 1t coward
ly 10 strike something hitler than you
that can't defend itself2'
ct Is indeed" replied the father.
well, | don't know" reflected Tom
ME; u don't see how we could light the
gas without striking u match."-Har-
per's Bazaar.
He Liked the Famlly.-"Dlck propos-
ed to me last night"
what did you tell hlm?"
81 said he had better ask mamma;nnd
what do you think the wretch said2"
Goodness knowsl"
HE said he had asked her already,
and she wouldn't have hlm."-Boston
Beacon.
TeaEle-Iady sReerwel Is a fraud. l
nm sure she was only shnmmlng when
she tainted n few moments ago.
Mrs, Candour-How can YOU say such
a thlngl She Is above any such decep-
ton as that.
TGazle-Well. the color didn't leave
her checks while she was unconscious.
Mrs, Candour--That doesn't prove she
was shammlng. II only proves that she
paints.-Ncw York Evenlng Journal.
An old lawyer In Paris had instructed
his client 10 weep every time ne struck
the desk with his hand. but forgot and
struck the desk at the wrong moment,
She promptly fell TO sobblng and cry
Ing.
What Is the matter with you" asked
the Judge.
We'll he told me to cry as often as he
struck tho table"
"Gontlcmen Of the Jury cried the
unabnshod lawyer, 'lct me ask you how
you can reconcile the idea OF crime In
connection With such eaaaer md sim
pllclty 2"-Llllustratlon.
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II anpenrs that Mfr. Eugene V. Debs ls
out for something besides sentiment and
glory. or. in other words he is opposed to
r,,rnipg oround the country making
,neecbes in the cause Of strikes Just for
Tho fun ana Amusement to be got out OF
I, Mr. Debs llko oll other men ton-
,,ructed on Tho npproyed plans OF human
nature vants moncy-not to burn or
snord in rlotons living. but n sumclency
n ,bo cain of Tho reolm 10 enable him to
90, nh, of town doecntly,
uis ovnrcsscd 1.-Two for "cnslayed
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The Gold" or National Democrats are
preparing to make determined fights in
Ohio. Iowa and Kentucky at the coming
fall elections. The two latter states have
held regular conventions and nominated
tickets, and provision has been made for
the assembling OF the straight Demo-
Gratis In Ohio between the LIST and 18th ot
September. In each of these states those
who are opposed to BryaniEm and refuse
TO accept any Of the tenets Of the vicious
Chicago platform are enthusiastic over
the outlook. What they are doing is for
the sake of principle, and while there is
no hope for success in either Ohio or
Iowa, they nrgue that they cannot afford
TO demean themselves or lose their self
respect by supporting any set OF men
who stlll rest under the hypnotic spell Of
the boy orator OF the Platte and his null
titudinous fallacles. With them It Is
rather defeat with honor than success
with qualification.
To-day the executive committee of the
National Democracy will meet in New
York city, whore the whole situation in
the above named states will be gone over
and ways and means discussed for carry
ing on the work there.
The free er-Popocratic brand OF
Democrats are not making any headway
in charging the sound money advocates
with a betrayal of the Democracy. In
answer to such inconsiderate assertions
the Louisville Courier journal hits back
by asking II the Chicago convention be-
trayed nothing when 1t united with the
Populists? "Did 1t betray nothing when
II abandoned the high ground OF that
conservative and enlightened Demoe-
racy, which, as led by Tilden and cleve-
land, has alone scored national victories,
and submitted itself TO the rule of men
like Teller and Stewart, Tillman and Alt
geld? Are the machine and the label
everything, and truth, precedent and
regularity nothlng?"
The Bryan end of Democracy is the
ofice-seekers end, and the Journal
makes a happy comparison between the
composition OF the Louisville convention
held recently and that of the Frankfort
assemblage of Popocrats which was
nothing more than an "aggregation of
professional odice-seekers and Office
holders, who did not dare to take a
stand by those principles of law and or
der which have ever glorified the man
hood OF Kentucky. but wen of on a Wild
goose chase after free silver and other
absurdltles. not to say criminal wicked
ness? Are the worse, or the better, ele-
ments OF a party to rule III That Is the
issue this year In kentucky"
The campaign in this former strung
hold Of Democracy will be watched with
great interest this year, as 1t will be
made exceedingly lively by some of the
most gifted of K~entucky's sons and her
most brilliant orators.
---o
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"
After the tnrif Bill shah nave been o''-
posed Of the next important Issue tnat
will engage the attention OF Congress
will be the currency question II 10 WRONG
to suppose mat because inc present
monetary standard was rescued from inc
combined attacks OF the free silver
Democracy and Popullsm that every
thing has been done The currency sys-
tom demands careful revision ana VIII
get It In time as the Republican party
10 pledged to accomplish It, but does not
the New York Journal OF Commerce
work Itself into a needless state OF nerV-
business when It says;
wour whole currency system Is n
grossly %lncongruous and n manlfestly
dangerous one. 1t will not be Improved
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Meddlesome mothers are pretty apt to
have cuddlesome daughters.
The average woman's idea Of politics
Is finding something that she can pro
test" against. n0H $500.
AZ some time In her life, probably ev-
cry girl sewH something or other onto
her garter for luck.
When a rich girls hair looks like
streaked mdlasses candy, 1t is said to be
of the color of spun gold.
Train up a hired girl in the way she
should go. and she will depart from you
and go to the neighbours for a dollar a
month more.
Down at the bottom OF every woman's
prayer is a reminder to the Lord that
He knows she has to put up with 80
much from her husband.-New York
Press.
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Governor Hastings is making 1t rather
unpleasant for the members. Of the Penn
sylvania legislature in holding his veto
pen poised menaclngly over a number of
bills |approDriating money for expenses
of investigating committees. He Insists
on itemized statements and explanations
before he will approve any Of the meas.
ures, The lump sum bill, the governor
thinks, is a convenient covering for little
'Jobs" that, owing to the present condi-
tlon of the treasury. the state can Ill af-
ford to pay for, ever If the moral aspects
were eliminated, The governor is right
and the complaining legislators have
hold OF the hot end of the poker.
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than it has eyer promoted. At any rate
II ia not reasonable to suppose that the
matter would receive the thoughtful at
tentlon It deserves at the present session
of Congress. When the winter shall
have come and with 1t some Of the sub
stantial signs of returning prosperity,
the national legislative body will be In
congenial mood for the consideration Of
the subject.
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rHm MHMRrTa
Minigan, Wilkin & Co.
GOOD MANDOLINS . ss.ss.
CURRENT COMMENT.

A striking example OF the looseness
of statement which detracts from the
value of the criticism OF current abuses
is afforded by the assertion In an edi-
torlal OF the New York Journal, roast
ing C. p. Huntington, that "a high
sense OF duty led Mr.. Huntington 10
borrow money from the United States
TO build the Union Pacific Railway. y
Those who attempt TO point out such
public wrongs as thar OF which Hunt
lngton Is the exponent, should be care
full enough in informing themselves OF
the facts to know that he had nothing
to do with the Union Paclhc.-Pitts-
burgh Dispatch.
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THERE ls n time for everything, and
the tin" to attend 60 n cold In when it
starts, Don't wait I'll you have con.
sumption, but prevent II by using one
Minute Cough Cure, the great remedy
for coughs, colds. Group, bronchitis, ana
all throat and lung troubles. Charles II,
Goethe, Market and Twelfth streets,
Chatham Sinclair, Forty-slxlh and id.
cob streets, a, ". schcclc. No. COZ Main
street. Exlcy nros, Penn and Zane
streets! Bowie & Co, bridgeport. Z
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Next iiIcursIou Ia Atla"te ctty via B.&
u. Thursday, July 91.

Also 10 Cape May Sea lnlc City and
Ocean city Round trip $40 Tickets
good " days Trains leave ~ q o.
station 1896 $40 aud l0lbj a. m, and
b.iO D. m Through Rlooplng cars ON
l2!gi n m and $40 r. M. trains.
Apply promptly for nlrcplng car
space, r G, HulUtE,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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The hold-up fraternity Of the country
varied the game the other day by in
vadlng a room in Chicago where a prl-
vatk poker game was progressing, and
inviting the gamblers to shell out. As
the unanswerable revolver argument ac-
companled the demand the card players
enriched their unwelcome visitors to the
tune of $500, Now that this combination
has been started the western bank cash
Ter may enjoy a short season of inappre-
henslve rest.
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
wmEELINe. JULY aa, Ise1.

Readers Of the Daily InteIilgencsr
leaving town Can have the paper
sent to any address IN the United
States or Canada, postpaid, for
three months $3.50; for one month.
As cents; for two weeks, 20 cents.
ADDRESS changed as ofteO as de-
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country from mine to miner Do they
expect US to walk2 Now. this fight IS
no mine especially. l belong to no as
ISOLATION. and l do moi feel like being
made the cat's-paw in this affair"
1t would appear from this that the agi-
tator Is laboring under a double humilIa-
tion. for all his eloquence. his lngeni-
ously turned arguments have failed 20
move the men he was sent to plead with,
Mr.. Debs is unquestionably right In the
position he takes that It would be scan
dalous to compel a man Of his reputation
to walk. no matter how excellent the
condition OF the roads.
The situation as II stands Is extremely
critical. II Debs should take a notion
to call himself out and strike against the
United Mine Workers officials the COM
plications that would result would be too
intricate for the calmest contemplation.
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ono OF our rural p~opocrntlc contem-

One OF our rural Popoerntlc contem-
porarles remarks that "the strenuous
efforts of che dlsEruntled oGlce-seekers
to form n party under the name OF the
National Democrats, is enough to make
a mule laugh" There certainly is a lot
of noise In the Popocratlc b%arn-yard.
But II Is anything but laughter. Mules
do not belong 10 the genus of the
only animal that laughs, "-LouIsyllle
Cnurlpr- Jnurnpl
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Now York Sun.

INVW IWTN NWTIF
"'Tcll Me, Can This He Lover
at IL true" and her sllltcn lashCs drOopcd
As she bowed her bronze brown hcnd.
81 have trined with your affections, dear
! deserve all you have said"
"a donthlcss devotion such ma yours"
And her sweet eyes were dcwy wet,
well deserves Aomc heartfelt rccOmpensc,
DO yoH think / can forEet7"
He was trembling now, but twas not the
breeze
blowing coldly from tho sea
That thrilled him. but tho Joyous fear
OF Il guudon ecstasy,
Closer he drew, with u beating heart.
For her HnswC swCct Rthlrst-
Lot us OCavcn bless hCrO-'lot us be
Engaged until August ilrHtl'
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Nothing Is quite so ridiculous as the
attempt of Harriet Prescott Sponord to
whltewash L"illuokalani and make her a
paragon OF social and political virtues.
The ex-quecn's record, which is on file
officially, as II were. and her character,
which shines rather duskily In the re-
ports OF Blount and Willis, had better
be let alone.-Phlladelphla Press.
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PugIllsm is not as black as 1t Is paint
ed. A story comes from the west that in
a boxing match a deaf mute had his
hearing and speech restored by a knock
out blow. This is almost as pleasant q
fiction as those medicines people take for
that tired feeling"
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Senator Tillman threatens to delay the
passage of the tariff bill by flIbusterlng
tactics, Mr.. Tillman only thinks he will.
The eminent gentleman who has boosted
of having been rocked in the cradle of
secession" must remember that he was
not the only n In the crib, and that his
nutrition was not as healthy as the
others, He is still teethlng,
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Account dorman Epworth League Cuu.
ycntlun July n and %, the ~ n o. wlli
soil excursion Tickets 10 Cincinnati AZ
rate OF 800, GOOD returning July goth
inclusive.
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+. Thomas Fortune. editor of the New
York Age, has broken loose again and Is
trying to see how much harm he a do
the colored race by the virulence of his
attacks on President Mckinley, Mr.
Fortune has been heard from before, and
his influence is very small. His colored
fellow citizens have no yet risen up and
followed him as one man.
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A few newspapers that announce
themselves as special champions of the
workIngmau have been trying desper-
ately for several days TO provoke SER
ious trouble between the striking min
ers and the operators, but SO far the
men have refused to violate the law. 1t
is a peaceful and remarkable strike,
from which all concerned should receive
fair consideratlon.-Albany Journal.
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The fact that Mr.. Bryan wears silk
night shirts, is now, thanks to the en-
terprise of the press, known from one
end of this great country to the other,
We should not comment upon Mr.. Bry-
ans taste except for the fact that II
clearly demonstrates that he is learning
that the wearing of luxurious garments
by those who a pay for them helps
the toIllng masses. A silk nlght-shlrt
involves In It's manufacture the activity
Of man skilled hands at good prices.
Last fall Mr.. Bryan did not show this.
He Is acquiring knowledge, and he has
an almost ~boundless margin for acqul-
sitlon stlll.-Boston Transcript.
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~RNsrAuRANr AND oArn.
Till WOMAN RESTAURANT AND cIrr,


Warm meals served IN tholr host style.
Dining rooms cosy ana snug Al short.
order ee3kIRH, and prices reasonable Oniy
restaurant that provides u nrst.plnaa
Ladies' ana Gcntlomru'R Dining pnrlor
Entrance on Fourteenth street.
MorchnntN Hot Lunch daily. Nonat uloof
ANA Potatoes, Cuffoo, Bread and lluitr,i
~ cents, mi changed dully,
jul5 N nNunAKNIl. Proprietor
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FOR SALE.
a. q SMTTH
SALE.

TNhuSIEES SALE.
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust made b
W. II. Degarmo and Maggie 3. Degarml
his wife, to me, as trustee. dated FebrutU
3, 1891, recorded In the office OF tho elet
OF the county court OF Ohio county, Wei
Virginia, in Deed OF Trust Book No, 4
page 255, / will sell at the north froa.
door OF the court house OF Ohio county %
SATURDAY. THE 24TH DAY OF
JULY. 1897.
commencing at 10 o'clock n, M, the I'd.
lowing described property. that Is TO say.
All Of n certain tract Of land on the wattn
OF Battle Run, In Liberty district, in ON
county, West Virginia, bounded and d
In the run corner TO Gibson and RAT
thence with Glbson's line north 5i5' wa;
6G7 poles to u white oak corner: thCna
with Gibson's line south S3' west 1872 pod
to a stake: thence south 1Se east - pols
to n stake: thence south 1871 east lAA
poles TO n stake; thence north ~ cas-
las poles to the beginning; containing fo1'
acres, three roods and six poles; eXcep';
ing, however, from the above describe
land 2 roods and 30 poles thereof, conveyN
By said DegaTmo and wife 30 Morrow Gls,
son by deed dated February q, iva ana
recorded In Deed Book No. %, page 9
TERMS OF SALE-One-third and u
much more as the purchaser elects TO pI
In cnsh on the day OF sale, the balanH
In two equal installments at one and W
years. notes bearing interest from the dl
OF sale to be given for the deferred pay
jusi.th W. j. W. CowDEN. TRUSTEE
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In his concluding remarks on the tas-
IN bill in the house. Mr.. Dlngley, speak,
ing OF the sugar schedule and the In
situations which have been made In
reference to It, said: TRUSTS cannot be
eradicated by eplthet. The way to
break down the trust (meqnlng N this
case the sugar combine) Is 90 establish
a beet sugar factory In every congress-
lonal district In the country and make
competition. That is the way TO clip
the wings OF the trust" This is good
argument, yet some OF the Democratic
organs can be depended upon to warp
It into an argument In the Interest OF
the sugar trust rather than against it,
Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette.
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COFFEE.

s'.s Chase & sanborn's Seal "a,
guaranteed 10 Ia a ~, Sollt
''s blnatiOn OF Private Pian,S,g-
$3.50 Java and Arabian Mocha ,uea
duoing a perfect blend Of ~
strength and exquisite
's'' For sale by ~'W'
RI. F. CO
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HOTELS.

METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
r. A. HENAoHAN. prop.
Northwest Corner Main ana Twentieth
Streets Wheeling, W, Va.
-OAth Ann NAN AirAcnEp
mysj
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We offer one Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case Of Cntarrh that cnn-
not bc cured by Halls C1tnrrh Cure.
H. j. CHENEY 4 co. Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned. have known Il.
j. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their ilrm
WEgT n TRUAX, Wholesale Druagiala.
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.. SALE,
WEST VIRGINIA.

The National Collection Agency. 2
Washington, u. G.. will dispose of the i0'
lowing judgments!
a.VVaeVus vVrWWNV
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It's pretty hard on a thorough-going
Populist to have to stop talking calam-
ity and go to harvesting wheat. What
business has wheat got TO turn out ihir-
ty bushels to the acre. anyhow, whsn
the money power has still got its
grip on the white house?-Baitimore
News.
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suMMER RESORTS.
HoteI Imperial and Cottages,

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.
Maryland avenue, D.yards OF beach. Fun
ocean view. Wide three-story porches. a
frst-class family house with moderate
Nh CHESTS. Large rooms, some with our
10 eight windows. Healthiest locality.
Attractive surroundings. Artesian, water:
Appointments and table OF the Alghest
standard. Sc to 50 per day; $40 TO SIS per
week. Specini rates made to parties.
"iyi5 G. W. KENDRlCK.
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VUANTED-BY NoN-uNIoN NJ,
w sheet rollers. heaters, ropsl
catchers, pair heaters, doublerS mas
Good wages, steady work and pemss
Jobs 20 e9mpe,ens men, Modern mills N,
in healthy locality. Address ROM,
SKEMP, Superintendent, scottdais ~
and Steel Co, Ltd, Scottdale, Pa,
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wALDlNa, KlNNAN y MARVIN,

WnuHolhc "DfuuNlstht Toledo, o.
HAIRS Cnlnrrh Cure Ia taken Internal.
~, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces ~ the system Tcstl.
monlnb gcnt free, Price 76c. per bot.
Tie, Sold by all Druggists,
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1t was the United States that forced
Japan, less than fifty years ago, to
open one OF its ports to the world, and
now Japan assumes to be regulating
the Pacific Ocean, The little brown
men are suffering from an exaggerated
sense OF self-importance.-St. Louis
Globe Democrat.
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The bids OF cities now, for the next
meeting of the Endeavorers, and like
Christian organizations, are almos; as
strong as for political national conven-
lions. There Is danger in 1t. The best
In Christianity doesn't always come
with numbers and noise and show and
banners .-Chicago 1nter-Ocean.
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