davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-28

S9iaa ben LANCE 9si bapos en- Spino,
os Singsne ioranorspe fig.
aarene git, ps nuar iss git uoe / min
Saps unoer SrGsrnes tisliee Stpaas,
mems ale Slass SIpmitsr nittebe til,
mig. tGntte ies ufte paa "Slug Sipe".
Seq fob MI i Spipien for en- tor auisz
forrstnine.
Gn bitten netpp iom ies fob / Be-
sreb meb at guu til ct BAL, bapoe lea
9Grsnos ino / SHttsrist. Seq tspeos ct
Eieblit. for jsg bar naitsn banss for at
laoe Sattsrns ie mig / ben LANCE, forte
Sniptiols. Wen ies tos mig iammen
% git inb, og Der msOts nit Sie noeet,
fpm braste mig til at slsmms alt anbet.
Deb en- af aasierne iaa isg ct fort,
rsbt pussenoe 'Spuso unoer 9aslpiet.
Seq traabte ben til aasien. bet rsoe
Sopsb psnbts iis mob mig. os Der itpp
"Slus Sine.
"Tu fan life arbsibe ber". iasbs lea.
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faith and honor o. Republican leaders"
OF coursf TO intimate that the PreSi-
dent did not utter his noble sentimentS'
IN good faith and honor" was not q
charge OF bypocrisy. rs sil owing 70
wha: hypocrisy mesHs. one Of rs dsaa-
ttious Is to "act in bad faith" and Z
hypocrite IL one who "Eor the purpose of
appreciation and favor puts on a fair
outside seeming" It Is not commenda-
tion, sincere and honest. TO applaud ;
sentiment and to doubt, in the same
breath, the sincerity of the person utter
ing It. This was the nature OF the Reg
ister's "hIgh praise" Of the Presidents
magnificent though brief speech APP
plaudeG by the country, regardless Of
politics, but one single paragraph Of
which our friend found space for.
II any further proof vera needed that
the Register charged the President with
hypocrisy. perhaps Il can be found in an
editorial paragraph in Fridays Issue in
which our friend declared: "Unfortun-
alely the Presidents action toward the
south-his appointments of negro poll-
tlcians overNwhltes-do not agree with
his concilIatory prterances." This we
presume was also intended as thigh
praise" and there was in It a total alb
sence OF any inttmation Of hypocrisy on
the Presidents part. In Saturdays is
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"A brief interview with Senator Elklns,
published in our Washington dispatches,
relative to the eligibility of men who en-
listed in the volunteer service OF their
country in a war to hold their seats in
the legislature, is interesting in view Of
the desplcable attempt TO make an in
teEtigent public believe that Mfr. Eiktns
and other Republican leaders in the
slate are ready to appeal to the army
and navy, and resort to the bayonet and
other absurd means to get control Of a
body that the people have already given
them control of.
we trust that our Democratic friends
Will carefully note what Senator Elklps
says upon the subject. 1t certainly is
not the talk of leader OF a revolution.
It'ls, on the contrary, the talk Of a Re
publican leader, who, like his associates.
does not desire more than the party Is
entitled to under the law, and by vlr-
tue Of the will Of the people as expressed
at the polls. His construction Of the
state and federal constitutions in the
Getzendanner and Pearson cases Is
supported by precedent and by the opIn-
ions of some of the best lawyers In the
country.
When the senator says that "the Re-
publican party in West Virginia cannot
afford to violate the law or make use Of
any advantage that would come to them
by reason Of violation of the law" he
says what all Republican leaders are
saying, and what he believes honest
Democrats Will say. He has confidence
in the homes. settlement of disputed
points by honest men, and that is all the
Republicans ask. The absurd talk about
military interference. particularly inter-
ference by federal troops, IS the verIest
teJnagogy. Reliance on the honorable
men who are In both parties Is all tina:
is needed. 1nnammatory falSehoods can
accomplish nothing but dlscord. The
senator is correct in his position that the
law viii vIndcate the Republican title
to majority GU Joint ballot In the leglo-
lature.
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
DEcENIDER 10, 1898.
Col Bryan's 1900 PLATFORM.

Mr.. Bryan, now that he IS relieved
from military duties, is busIly engaged
IN the work Of formulating the Demo-
cratic platform for 1900. It will be free
silver, anti-cxpanslon, antl-lmperiaIIsm,
and the rights OF labor" That Is a COM
bination on which Mr.. Bryan vainly
hopes to get himself into the Presiden-
tlal seat over the rousing endorsement
the country will give to President Me-
Kinley.
Free silver, It will be noted. Is named
tirst by Mr.. Bryan. With this weight
Of a 4ieresy which has been three sue
cessIve times rejected by the people, as
wen as, we presume, all the other CHI
cago platform fallacles, he hopes to
gather in all the old sllverltes. The
anti-expansIon idea win not. Of course.
drive out the thousands OF western Sill
yer men who are favoring expansion OF
our commercial and trade relations. AS
tor imperialism, that Is phantasy
which will be settled long before the
election of 1900 is due, just as the other
phantasy OF free silver has already been
settled. 1t Is a phantasy, because there
Is no imperialism ia this country, prop
eriy so-called.
AS to the rights of labor. the working
men Have already spoken on the point
rs to whether their rights can be secured
by the free silver route. They are no
more in favor of receiving their wages
In nifty cent dollars than they were in
1886. Currency legislation will undouht-
eddy be passed on the lines which the
party in power Is pledged to and which
the country voted for. That It hasn't
been done IS due to the fact that the SEN
ate has been too much disposed toward
silver. 1t win not be SO after the fourth
Of March.
There is no lssue named by Nj. Bryan
4hat will not be dead one before the
1900 campaign year and a half hence is
due. 8ir. Bryan should postpone his
platform for awhile. Every question
growing out OF the war will be solved
and we shah be settled down to new
conditions before Mr.. Bryan viii have
another whack at making platforms and
capturing convention with his lsms.
The Presidents speech In Georgia on
saturday efEectually disposed Of the hue
and cry aboue imperialism" and It's
conservatism and virtual outlining Of his
posItlon has already spiked The guns Of
al,e sclf-styled "antI-imperlalis;s." And
60 It will be all along the line.
The Issues Of the next campaign viii
be Of an entirely different nature from
fwhat afr. Bryan coatempiates. for every
one he mentions will have been settled
and new ones will be to the front. The
country is not now in a humor for the
agitation OF dead questions, nor will 1t
Be inlsOo. 49,.
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stno. Rcwnrd Soc.

Tho readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all Its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity, Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires a con-
stitut!onal treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure Is taken Internally. acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system, thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease. and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in do
in its work. The prOpr!etors have so
much faith In its curative powers that
they offer one Hundred Dollars for
any case It fails to cure. Send for list
OF testimonials. Address
Il. ]. CHENEY G. CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists. log.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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The suggestion meetings held by both
parties Saturday night selected many
men from whom will be chosen the sue
cessful candidates for council on the
Republican side a list OF names Is pre-
sented in each ward, from which may be
chosen a good ticket and a winning one.
This brings to the attention of voters the
necessity for not only using dlscrImIn-
atlng Judgment, in order that the ticket
may be made as strong and as good as
possible. but to turn out to the pri-
marles and express their choice.
Next to the election itself the primary
is the most important. A winning ticket
cannot be chosen unless the voters take
proper interest. One of the difficulties
to contend with in the past is that our
best citizens have not shown the interest
Inthe primaries that they should. Many
men with business and property inter-
ests, who pay heavy taxes, do not seem
to have appreciated this fact.
Our working classes aFe likewise vital
Is interested. FOR upon them also falls
the burden Of taxation, and no man,
however small may be his interests,
should neglect the opportunity to have a
voice in the selection OF the men from
among whom are to be chosn those who
shall represent the cEty's welfare, make
the laws, appropriate money and con-
duct the city government. 1t is at the
primary that the die is cast. On the pri-
mary largely depends the success or
failure Of the party. ST.
The Republican voters are largely in
the majority in wheeling. but this fact
should no. inspire any one with over
confidence. No man should be too busy
totake the few minutes necessary to ex-
press his choice OF candidates. II a ticket
composed OF the best available material
is not selected. 1t is wholly the fault Of
those who neglect their duty in this re-
gard. This matter is essential. not in
the interest OF the party more than in
the interests OF the cIty,and Its welfare.
That the city has been well governed
Is evident from the public statements
and the general condition of the treas
ury. The Republicans in control have
Indicated their ability to manage public
affairs. and those who are to succeed
them will be likewise trusted. Let the
primaries this year manifest the Inter-
est Of the people in this matter which
affects them so much, Individually and
collectively.
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Our esteemed but evaslvo friend the
Register, declares the IntellIgencsr was
guilty OF telling an untruth (defyinG It
10 prove It's assertlon) when It charged
that 1t did not publish important
speeches delivered by the President dur
ing his southern tour, speeches that
have excited comment OF the most IA
vorable nature throughout the country,
and particularly among the southern
people. The InteIllgencer made no state
ment that the Registers editions will
not CONFIRM.
The speech which was delivered before
the Georgia legislature, which made so
profound an impression, and which is
An rsforred 10 daily In the dispatches
a having completely won the admira-
sion =, me neopIe and ponular,zed the
15-os,do,, tbo E3epls.er win tho pxcep-
st,r ~ ono anal, narop,rnnb from IT. did
F, ~ -,,hit.h .hovgb {, dId nub,rsb n de.
!, ss y ~ Ne rccen,Ion In sotn,dov,s
.-,,s q ,,.,, ~, ono ,yord a, ,,ls sn,orG,J
70 49,. - ~ AZ ,ooo ,,,,os.ton ,nd no
N.s. .ss' .. ~ No mi, r,S,oS e. hotnS
N,s .. ,, ~ ~ U..,,,S.. 49, =, ,,aS
uUle " L'o ..,..,,. rSS Jn,o,,,1ono as
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the Republican majority in the state
senate. The avowed Republican candl-
dates for the senatorial toga are ar:
Scott and Governor Atkinson. United
States Judge Con Is ment'i'on9e.d py
of The party that hopes to prosper by his
selection. There was time last SUM
mer when Judge Gom could have had 3
clean field for this prize. He was told
BY Mr.. Scott and others that II he would
give up his seat on the bench and aid IN
t,e eisciion on a Republican legislature
that tlney would support him for the sem
ate, but he declined to do this. and now
the Republicans do not intend that ne
shall carry on the plum after 1t mas
been knocked down by others. MIR.
Scott, the probable winner, Is an ardent
four ana Is never more happy than when
he is aiding loyal Republican to secure
m office,
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the same. / s'y6se you noticed his po-
sltIon on the navy business?"
mo, the fact Is haven't had time to
yead that part of It. What do you think
of his remarks about the army?
"The army? oh, yes. / read It rather
hurrledly, and / guess skipped that
part. Does ne come out for a larger
standing army?"
81 believe so. I'm in yonr fix. !
haven't read that part OF the message
yet. But heard somebody say there
was something in 1t about needing more
men. What do you think OF his remarks
on the Philippine question, anyway"
II haven't got down 10 that yet. Fact
Is, ! nut the message away for the pur-
pose of reading 1t all through when l
get time"
Come and have a cigar, haven't
read a word Of 1t yet, either."-CleVe-
land Leader.
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REF1Ecr1oNs on a pAoHELoR.


Lore leans.
II love could tell all II knew 1t would
soon know nothing.
The trouble with most old people Is
that they were born too early In lie.
No man can fall very deeply in love
with a woman who won't let him lie to
her.
No woman IS a happy woman who can
play solitaire and really think she en-
Joys It. :.
There are probably lots OF people IN
heaven whose friends are stu looking
for them In the other place.
Probably women would understand
men better II they had a crying spell
every once in awhile when they conidn t
tell what they were crying about.
An ideal husband is one who doesn't
sheer at his wife because she insists on
keeping a lot Of half-dead geranIums
stuck up in the bay window all winter.
No husband ought to expect his wife
10 stand brutal treatment from him UNI
less he takes the trouble to say pretty
things to her in between times.-New
York Press.
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SEEING GHOSTS
What DemocraticE Editors are Behold
ing Nowadays.


Moundsyllle Herald: The Democratic
editors OF the state are seeing ghosts
again. Not the big black specter Of me-
gro supremacy nor the yellow demon Of
the gold standard this time. The latest
ilalluclnatlon which has chilled their
warm bourbon blood and caused their
hair to stand on END while big icy chllls
chase each other up and down their
quaklng spinal columns like lambkins
gambollng on a Randolph county hill
side Is the rumor OF a Republican mill
tary demonstration at Charleston when
the legislature meets. The largest, finest
case OF niglft-mare seems to be giving
nightly ghost dances in the equatorial
regions OF the unfortunate editor OF the
Wheeling Register. Other Democratic
editors have bad and big cases but not
much more than colts compared with
the Registers. Worked out in all their
fantastic meanderlngs, ramlflcatlous
and parambulations these visions would
I'LL q large volume, but boiled down they
resolve themselves Into the one vision OF
the army and navy swooplng down upon
Charleston next month TO help the Re-
publlcans hold the legislature. The
army VIII pINouHc on HLEe HuCEOuuuAub
hills while the battleships and cruisers
will CITRATE and clrrumlocute about IN the
big bOundless Kanawha and Elk and the
immense streams that empty into II;
such as Rush run, Simmons creek, etc.
It is surprising how 1t sc9res Democratic
editors to near mention Of militia. The
wicked flee whom no man pursueth.
These Democratic leaders may rest as
sured that the militia will never harm a
hair OF their heads II they behave them
selves. They must be Matching up some
devilment for which they know that
they will deserve to have the militia set
upon them. Republicans have no fear OF
the militia and are not afraid OF having
It set after them. This shows who con-
templates crool5edneSs.
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Comnllmenf 1rom New York.

Albany Journal: In West Virginia
the outcome is uncertain, but the
chances are decidedly in favor of Inter-
nal Revenue Commissioner Scott, Re-
publican, as the successor Of Senator
Faulkner, Democrat. It now seems prac-
tlcally certain that the Republicans will
control the legislature on Joint ballot, all
though they will have to be on their
guard 10 prevent the Democrats from
stealing II by unseating enough Repub-
llcans in the lower house to overcome
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The Presidents speech at Savannah,
Ga. on Saturday. publIshed elsewhere, is
of great Significance In view of his refer
ences to the territory in our possession
as result OF the war. No comment Is
needed to draw attention TO the logic Of
his posItIon. 1t is worthy of careful
and thoughtful reading. The Presidents
conservatism aud his reasonable conclu-
slons will have considerable weight with
all citizens who are following the tiiscus-
slons of these questions.
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the famous American turkey, IN the
knowledge that they have performed
their duty 50 faithfully and well 70 that
other magnificent American bird, whose
portrait embeNishe5 the coat d arms Of
the sEest rspablIs, wkleH has added -
influence to the cause Of humanity and
civilization through their faithful Efforts
on rs behalf. The people OF the United
States Will welcome heartily the CONF
missioners Of peace. however they may
dIfter as to the terms Of peace.
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y The world,s snnpIy Of wheat.

An English expert prophecies a uni
yersal dearth in the wheat supply. He
claims that the wheat producing soil Is
unequal to the strain that Will be put
upon IL. Even now when the food sup
piy Of the world is ample, thousands
die because their dlsordered stomaehs
faIl 10 properly assImIlate the food they
tnke. Hostetter's Stomach Bltters
strengthen and tone up the stomach
and digestive organs, and enable them
40 perSorm their proper functions. This
great remedy cures dyspepsia, torpid
liver, nervousness and fever and agne.
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The frequently circulated rumor to the
effect that Nine. AdeiinH Patti Is TO be,
come q. bride has been confirmed, ana
the wedding is scheduled TO take place
in Europe. early in February.
The man upon whom her taNor mas
fallen is Baron Ccdarstrom, staiwart
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FILL, line OF bed room suits, Folding
Reds, Extension Tables, Hat Racks,
otc.. al BRUEAiMER & HlLDE-
BRANDS, corner Twenty-second and
Market streets.
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PELouBETs Notes on International
Sunday School Lessons for 1899 for
81 (publlshers' price, 81 $50 or mailed on
receipt Of 81 ~.
STATIONS OLD CITY BOOK STORE.
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mHE HELLAIRE AND BENWoon
u ferry boat, Charon. now running as
usual Take Benwood car to boat. Quick.
est and shortest route between Wheeling
and Bellairc. r. NJ GILLELAND, PreSi.
dent. dclg
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and youthful nobleman OF Swedish
birth, who has been until recently earn
Ing a rather precarious living as q
teacher OF gymnastics In LONDON. But
water never runs higher than its source
nor is art even greater than the artists
capacity for feeling.
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NOR SALE.
JIG ScveD-roomed house and twn vacant
lots adjoining: good barn and other build.
ings: In Arnett addition to Falrmoni.
very cheap. 7. w. BOYDSTOS, FairTnont
or ]. c. dWYNN, Wheeling leig
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STERLING Silver Hair Brush, 81.
W. ]. LURENs, One Price Jeweler.
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DON'T fall to see the elegant line o.
gents gold rings, at M'NAMEE's.
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THE prices on diamonds. watches and
iewelry are Just right at M'NAMEE's.
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TAKE the Ohio River r. II. for Gin
clnnatl. Fare only $780,
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SOLID Gold Pearl Handle Pens from
65c Up at o. c. GENTHERS.
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NEW frameless eye glasses, whIcl
cling 10 the nose. ET2, the optIeiaH.
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ATTEND the Auction Sale this after
noon nj . O'Clock, and evening Mt I
O'Clock. Entire stock must so without
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r osT-A SNAIL PET BLACK Ann
~ tan sP5Hisi, E,isbi : pgunds. rihoon
collar inscribed .Gwin." Suitable reward
4 returned to $40 Main street. No CUES
ion1. dom
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Ser adgsrdscHe.a "a

NOTICED Ar NOT A PUBLIC MAN
IN or politician. ard never have been
either. Il. G. ZANE. IS Fourteenth street
delpv
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CTocRHoLDERs' MEETING.

The annual meeting OF tho Stockholders
Of the Crystal Glass Company Will he held
at their principal .ofiice. IN Bridgeport
Ohio, on Tuesday, January 10, 1879. at :
G.. ROY BOYD.
de20-21-ia3-l0 Secretary.
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CTho INTELLIGENcER. embracing It's
Ssyeral editions. Is entered in the Post
omee, at Wheeling, W. Va, as second
class matterl
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stilI Talking About the Message.
"what do you think ofthe Presidents
messenger"
"Weil, 1 dunno: Ms fair, conslderin.
What do you think OF IT."
"oh, so, so. About what you might
expect" 80,
..Yes, these ttings are always about
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FeSSV WHITE. HANDLEY & FOSTER,
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n RAND OPERA HOUSE.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Thursday, Friddy and Saturday Nights
December 2. %, "a Matinee Saturday
Lincoln ]. Carriers Great Spectacular Pro.
ductlon,
THE HEART OF CHICAGO.
Elegant Stage Scenery, Wonderful Ne.
chanlcal Devices. Might priees-l5, q, e
and zoe. Matinee prices-lb. g and Sc
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IElEPHOE NtNBtRs
EdltOfiaI ROuu,,... SAG Counting ROon--- s22
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THE INTELLIfENCER

IoHN FRHW. 70. aad .lus. ManaEeT.