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A FeatuYSot,he Chiffon Matter.

There seems to be considerable differ
ence OF opinion among the legal frater-
nifty Of the state rs to whether or not the
state can compel foreign corporation. 10
repay money for corporation taxes that
was Illegally paid to the late secretary Of
state, William L. Chiffon, and not turn
ed over by him or his agents to the audi
tor, to whom the law requires the taxes
shall be paid direct by the corporations.
The point OF disagreement Is as to
whether or not the companies can be
compelled to pay the taxes twice. At
torney General Rucker seems to think
THAT the state has q reasonable claim, as
the corporations should have known that
the auditor Is the proper person to re-
sceivt the money. The amount or the
Chiffon shortage on this account Is about
$4,000.
The question has been raised in some
quarters II 1t Is not possible that the late
auditor. who must have had knowledge
that this money was not being paid into
/" 10 o'hSS aSSoiuiiS toT law, - iIhplc lOE
this shortage. The 1nte!lIgcnccr does
not Intend to reflect in any manner upon
the ~ex-auditor. who. so far as 1t knows,
was a competent and honest officer. ubt it
believes thai under the circumstance it
Is pertinent to inquire why it was, II
these taxes appeared upon the books Of
the auditor, as unpaid. that tha corpora
lions were rot returned as delinquent,
asond the" charters declared iorfclteI, as
prorldclby law?
The :ctrt,a:y OF state Is r. nlrea to
make regular reports OF tho monies ,e-
celvcd In, his office, and, as has already
been shown, these reports were no. made
regularly under the last administration.
The auditor must have personally known
that charter taxes TO the amour, OF $lC,-
600 had not been turned over to him, not
%ithstanding he apparently had no ofl-
clal knowledge that they had been paid
70 any one. There being no official record
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Chicago Inter Ocean: E. v. Debs sees
spoolts. lie declares that "a pail ID
hanging over the labo,Ing classes of this
country" But ''the pail" doesn't cover
Eugene-lie doesn't labor" The "pall'
he refers to is likely tho smoke OF the
furnaces In full blast from the chimncya
OF machine shops and factories. Such
reformers as Eugene get fat when such
pals are not observed, and working
men have nothing to do but assemble In
a meetings and chow honors to blath.
erslites.
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1.-THE iNTELLIGENCER.
WHEELING, JANUARY i, 1908.


inc esteemed Registers Parkers-
burg correspondent does not know about
West Virginia politics. and particularly
the politics OF the Fourth congressional
district, would make a large-sized vol
ume. This gentleman, who occasionally
has a political symposium in the tuneful
columns OF the Popocratlc organ, wastes
considerable valuable space In making
himself ridiculous. An intcrest!ng case
In point was a dispatch In Mondays
Register, in which the astute c%orrespon-
dent gives the readers of that Journal
some startling mlsinformatior.
With a gravity that would fit a seri-
ous announcement OF a fact, this Par
k%ersburg writer informs the public that
Judge r. +. Fleming Is among the gen.
5 tlemen on the Democratic side who are
looking after their interests as regards
their securing the nomination for Con-
srcss.." This would be Interesting lnfor-
nation Il 1t did not involve the Impeach-
ment OF Judge Flemlng's well-known Re
pu5hcanism. The fact Is that the judge
would look more in place on the ticket
representing the Republican party.
Incidentally, 1t may be well to note
that the astute correspondent further de-
clares, in the same connection, that
among several gentlemen whom he
names as candidates for the Democratic
nomination Benjamin Fl. Butcher alone
Y Is a "Jeaerson'an Democrat" The Reg
i7ter's reporter may not have intended 1t,
but the inference seems to be conveyed
that the other gentlemen are not "Jcf-
fersonian Democrats" Perhaps the I'M
preston Intended is tliat they simply
belong to the new school of Democracy
known as Rryanocracy, which is popu-
larly believed among Democrats Of the
old school to involve a reputation of
Jeffersonlan principles.
~SAnother remarkably advantageous
statement from t;e Registers Parkers-
burg political authority is the deelara-
ton that there Is Opposition to Coliec.
tor Whites campaign for the senator.
ship."andt that III known for 4 certain
tE that he (Ar. Whitel is the choice OF
Senator Stephen B. Elkins. in the event
that Etkins himself cannot capture the
senatorship." The fight, therefore, con-
cludes this eXcel!entiy posted c%orrcspon-
dent of the incompetent Popocrat.c or
gan, Is sure to be 4 hot one" II White
is turned down." he says. Sin the seaa-
torial fight it will be. his first Waterloo"
Here, now. we have It all in a nutshell,
in spite OF the fact that Mr.. White hac
repeatedly declared through his own
newspaper that he is not 4 candidate for
the United States senatorship, and that
he Is for another man for the place, and
In spite of the further fact that It can
not be possible that Mr.. Elklns is for Mr..
White II he cannot get the place for him
self. since the senatorial campaign is not
to choose a successor to Senator Ellslns,
but Is for the defeat Of the recollection Of
Senator Charles James Faulkner, Demo-
crat.
The value Of a news dispatch doesn't
always consist of the number of inaccu-
:acies 1t contains, though some Popo-
cratic editors may be possessed Of the
! idea TINT II does.
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It's a costly price that the Democrats of
the Ohio Legislature are demanding for
their assistance of the rccalcitrant Re-
publlcans in the work Of organizing the
house against the Hanna forces. They
want everything in sight In the way OF
offices. but will give 10 guarantee that
they will help to defeat Mr.. Hanna.
This position Of the Democrats Is log!-
cal. What else are they to expect for
their services but a big share of the pat
ronage: The satisfaction Of beating Mr..
Hanna with another Republican would
hardly compensate them. Haven't
Kurtz and the other anti-Hanna leaders
been telling the public all along that he
defeat Of Mr.. Hanna is necessary for the
GOOD Of the Republican party. and
wouldn't the Democratic members be
foolish, from a party standpoint to help
the Republican party to a good thing?
Wouldn't It be better for them. Us partI-
San Democrats. TO follow out the logic Of
Kurtz's reasoning and help Mr.. Hanna,
II, as Mr.. Kurtz contends. hts election
would'be bad FOR the Republican party?
Mr.. Kurtz should realize by this time
that the very reason he gives for the de-
STABILITY OF MI. IIanna's defeat contra
diets his pleas TO the Democrats for their
assistance In the accomplishment Of that
result. When men arc guilty Of a be-
trayal Of their party they usually find a
hard row to hoe In the effort to. justify
tleir action to the satisfaction OF two
Numerically opposing interests.
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OF the paymen. OF the taxes into the
auditors Office, and the delinquent cor
poratlons not having been officially de-
elared delinquent, it seems that there
was a neglect, no. only In the secretary
OF states Office. but outside OF II. Per-
haps the late auditor a make clear this
matter, which Is causing some comment.
and the In~telllgencer hopes n injustice 10
that cx-onlcial that It may be sstlstac-
torily explained.
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MIDLAND ROUTE CALIFORNIA EXCUR.
SIONS

Via the Chicago, milwaukee t. 81. Paul
Railway to Los Angeles md Other
Points In Southern California.
These popular every Saturday Cali
fornia excursions for both first and sec
ond class passengers are personally
conducted" by intelligent, competent
and courteous "couries," who viii at
tend to the wants OF oil passengers en-
route. This is an entirely new feature
Of tourist car service and vii! be greatly
appreciated by families or parties Jot
friends travelling together, or by ladies
travelling alone.
The Midland Route Tourist Cars are
upholstered sleeping cars and are sup
piled with all the accessories NECESSARY
to make the journey comfortable and
pleasant, and the sleeping berth rate is
but 5000 (for two persons) from Chicago
to California.
Ask thet nearest ticket agent for a
tourist car folder" giving complete
information about the Midland Route.
or address Eastern Manager Midland
Route" No. a5 Adams street, Chicago.
H.. or John II. Pott. District Passenger
Agent, Williamsport, Pa. m
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HOW TO FIND OUT


FIJI a bottle or common glass with
urine and let 1t stand twenty four hours:
n sediment or settling Indicates an un.
healthy condition OF the kidneys. When
urine stains linen 1t Is positive evidence
OF kidney trouble. Too frequent desire
to urinate or pain In the back. Is also con-
v!nclng proof that the kidneys and blad-
der are out OF order.
WHAT TO DO.
There Is comfort In the knowledge 50
often expressed. that DR.. Kilmer's
Swnmp-Root, tho great kidney cmedv
fulillls every wish In relieving pain In tho
back, kidneys, liver. bladder and every
part Of the urinary passages. 1t corrects
inability to hold urine and sIalding pain
In passing It, or bad effects following use
OF liquor. vino or beer. and overcomrs
that unpleasant necessity OF being COM
PEELED to sat up many times during The
night to urlnutc. The mild and the en-
~traordlMary effect OF Swamp-Ro Is soon
realized. 1t stands the highest for It's
wonderful cures or the most distressing
cases. II YOU need Il medicine o should
have the best. Seid~by druggists, price
nifty cents and one dollar. You NAV
have p sample bottle and pamphlet both
sent free by mail. Mention the Daily
lntclliscncer and scnd your address to
Or. kilmcr &. Co., ~Blnghnmton, n, Y.
The proDrietors OF this paper guarantee
the Scnuincnes3 Of this offer.
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PROSPERITY comes oulckes; /

PROSPERITY comes quickes; TO the
man whose liver Is in good condition
DeNitt's Little Early Rlsers are "a
nous little pills for constipation, bill.
!ousncss, Indigestion and all stomach
and liver troubles. Charles r. Goethe
Market and Twelfth streets: Chatham
Sinclair. F,o:ty-slxth and Jacob streets;
A., L. Scheclci& No. COZ Main street; Ex.
ley Bros. Penn and Zane streets; Bow.
lie e Co., Bridgeport. 4
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SALE on SLAVES I'M MOROCCO.
The prlc.. Of Men, Women and Chill

The Prices OF Men, Women and Chill.
irrn.
London Mail: Safl at present enjoys
the unenvlable reputation OF being the
only town on the Moorish coast in
which Europeans reside where the pub
lie sale OF slaves takes place. This is
unquestionably owing to the patronage,
in spite of the sultan's orders. which the
traffic receives from the highest to the
lowest OF the government officials. In
fact, these %personages and n few of the
Weather Moors are the only people able
to pay for slaves in the present depressed
state OF the country.
The British vice consul has done his
best to put a stop to the nefarious traffic
BY refusing to renew the certificates Of
s~cnisars or Mohalatas who possess or
are suspected OF being the owners OF
slaves, but his efforts are generally inef-
~fectual. as the natives evadc this law by
making Out the papers Of ownership in
the name Of one Of their relatives.
The sam correspondent of La Cronica
has kept an account OF the slaves sold or
offered for sale during the months OF
August, September and October. He
says: BLACK merchandise has been
rather scarce this summer. From Au-
gust 6 to S. To-, three days. a woman and
three childcn were hawked about the
streets by the public a%uctloneer to the
following cries: $40 less n for the
woman; SIS for the eldest girl, so for the
other. No offer has yet been made for
the little boy. On inquiry q few days
afterward I was informed that they
reached the sum Of 5000, but an this lot
was included the father. who had not
been paraded with his family. 1t was
afterwards asccrtained that they had
been bought in by q vendor, a man who
had been commissioned to offer them for
sale by one of the nland:Kaids, who, 1t
was said, would take them to another
market, where betters offers might be
expected.
ION August II a ncgress was sold for
sec.
ron August % a girl eight years old
was disposed OF for S93. The mother
went to a sheriff, who gave her the
money to re-purchase her daughter,
which she was able to accomplish on the
So- III. --r#. ~ EI.r --H
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VII AT The BACHELOR SAYS
The average marriage d~egenerates
into either a family or a founding nsy-

Tho average marriage degenerates
Into either n family or a founding nsy-
lum.
A hen has a right to caelae when she
lays an egg; she has sense enough
never to lay three at a time.
Every new leaf a man turns oyer the
devil lays on top OF the pile under the
srldlron he is saving for him.
i. hen II girl thinks she has got a
pretty foot she will generally find It Is
muddy most everywhere.
When It Is said by-a woman that her
hair falls to her knees" she generally
means when she bends over.
A! good woman's love is like a star.
The only reason It doesn't always shine
Is because II Is hlgher.than the Clouds
New York Press.
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Before the sun had gone down on New
Years day, when the new Tammany ad-
m%inletrat!on was lnaugurated in Grtater
New York, reformcrs were ousted from
Office and Croker's hcnchmen placed on
guard. The Tiger Will now proceed to
satisfy his hunger by ~devouring every
thing in sight. Sic transit gloria reform!
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. intense itch.
Ing and singing: most ut night; worse
by scratching. Ii allowed 10 continue
tumors form, which often bleed ana III
ceratc. becoming very sore. SWAYNE'S
OINTMENT stops the Itching and
bleeding. heals liberation. ana In most
cases removes the tumo:s, At CrnS.
g!sts. or by mall. FOR 30 cents. Or,
Swayne 6 Son. Philadelphia. tths&w
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West Virginia again comes to the
front as 4 record-breaker John Over
man, aged 100 years and one month, has
married Mrs. Mary j.. Henderson, aged
scventy-seven, Of Mineral county.
West Virginia is q great state. and Il Is
another evidence Of her progress in the
march Of development to thus witness
her Young men and women ap%prceialing
the dulles that dcvolvc upon them as
citizens. May this happy couple live
long and prosper.
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lirnes. Tcrah IIooley Is an English
man who has made $40 900. 900, and, like
some Americans who have made money,
is seized with an ambition FOR political
llonors, being dcalrous OF entering par
lament. Unlike Americans who have
political ambitions, however, he doesn't
propose to cxpcnd his big campaign fund
entirely In his own behalf. With rare
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PASSING p~LEAsANTRIES

Hatching a Consplracy-Uncle Ned
How do you like your new steam en-.
CINE?
Johnny--Isn't 1t a dandy? ! wonder
IL we could burst the bo!ler?-Puck.
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fToR sALE-Ag FARM TWO MILES
1. below Bcllairc, Ohio, tho property Of
Side farm, Will DO sold Saturday, January
IL. lSaS, on premises; also n house and
large lot on Gravel I'M, BellaIre. Sais
commencing Saturday, january ls.s 1855,
ut 10 o'clock q. m, ini y
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Art--'The probability IS" remarked
the observer Of men and things, that
Eve was undecided for awhile whether
to put on the fig leaf or stay as she was
and called 1t art"-Detrolt Journal.
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More Wonderful-Mr. Gaswell-An
Eastern astronomer says he has discov-
cred two groups of spots on the sur.
Mr.. Gasbill-I wish ne would come to
Pittsburgh and make IN effort to dis
owe the sun itself.-Plttsburgh Chroni-
Gle Telegram.
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q SalesIadies tSur su RasIlg

Underwear wants at
GEO. NJ. SHOOK & CO.'S.
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ID ERsoNAL-FoR, VERY hest JUS.
Il tlcc, notary, lodge and corporation
seals, rubber STAMPS, revolving dHtera, Ink
pads, !lupllcltors, simplex printers. letter
tilcs. blank books and lodge supplies al
rock bottom prices write 10 Pub'r NPyth,
Ian Banner" Piedmont, w. Va, Core.
spondencp solicited, pcD.s&Wy
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Degree of V~ivaclty-Watts-1've got
an uncle eighty years old and he is as
risky as a schoolboy.
Potts-As a schoolboy going to school
or coming out?--lndianapo,ls Journal.
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All in order-"Our dear Brother" said
the Restaurant Fly to the other Restau-
rant Fly, died decently and in order"
What kind Of an order?"
1T was an order Of mlncc ple."-Cin-
c!nnati Enquirer.
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GANARIEs-m IIARTz MOUNTAIN
0iRoliers Males $500, Females Too, al
HENRY HELMDRIGIiT'S corner Mar.
ket and Sixth, streets, del5
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Why He Liked Their s.nging-Miss
Trlll-I love to hear the birds sing.
Jack Downright (warmly)-so do I.
They never attempt a piece beyond their
abIlity.-London Tt-Bits.
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JULIAN,
Main street, Headings soc, Ladies'. only.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

n osT-LEFr HAND FUR GLOVE.
IL between Wheeling and Frank Wal.
tiers. Liberal reward if returned TO Burn,
& Church.. 1919 Market street. mi
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NyyANTED-AT ONCE, AGoop GIRL
l5gi Chapllne street Immediately. jM
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4ciu Red,t auf S1klihfeit.

Die 5rau, Die bibfb pon Guseli6t,
BON l6oner Sisur linb ianftem Gemiitb
lit, iulro itets~ ~5reunbe babem, I'M aber
10 an5lebeno gu fem, muB man feline
8elunobeit gut erbalten. gSenn cine
Srau franf uno idtpddlid 1T, uno
iuenn ibr Spitem sei9uddt if, oann 1T
tie reiebar uuo nerpDs. gSenn lie an
Sartlelbi9feit ooer Nierenleioen labpz
rirt, 10 miro ibr unreines 8lut bdBli1e
9aut Iusidld9e unb einen unreinen
Selnt 5ur Solse baben. electric
8itters lit Die bette Meoicin Der
8elt, I'M Maaens, 2eberz unb Nieren-
leioen 5u resuliren unb bas 8lut su
reinisen. Gs peridafft trditise Ner>
ben, belle slnsen. iamnetiueide, flare
Snut uno bliibenoen Geint. &ura bies
Mittel ma6t eiue .trdntli6e unb
ibpade Srau selunb, anmutbis uno
an5iebeno. Sir nur SO Gents in Der
@pOibete bon S. &alteper & Son.
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stnem Sonntagsfdser in 3
Stam m b II d1.

Gas 6afenfreffcn fdnt Dir i9mer2
Re6t tpohl ertldr' ids mir:
Z wel Sdufe nur bat Eein 8euebc,
Ser 6ai' bot aber bierl
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Sein ycben tpnrse aerettet.

9err S. 6. Slit, Elm beruurraseuber
Burger BON Sannibal, .Mo. iuurbe aui
munoeruolle gseile BON elnem i9redliz
ben 9ooe errettet. @r er5dblt in 8es
5us bierauf 6ofsenbes: nSh ertranfte
an tppbDlem Sleber, oas in 2ungenentz
siinoun9 iiber9ins. Waeine 2unsen per-
bdrteten iid. Sd mar 10 i6ma6, onB
ld nlbt elnmal aufredt in Yette iiben
fonnte. 9eldts Ealf mir. Sd ertpar=
tete i6on balo oil Der Sdtpinolu6t su
iterben, als id, BON 9r. Sings ,,Neuer
gntoedan9" bOrte. Cine Slal6e pere
lbaffte mir Idon 9roBe grleidteruns.
SD iebte aber BEN @e6raud fort uno
jest fiible id mid seiuuo unb itarf unb
fann olele Weeiatn gar ni6t senus To-
ben. 9ieie Weoi5iu beilt am li6eriten
nnb idnealten ale 5alsz unb 2uusen=
leioen. 9ie resuldre @r6Be su SO sc.
uno s1.00. 8rubeHal6en frei in Der
Gpotbefe BON S. &olteDer & Son. Seoe
Slai6e miro 9arantirt.
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nfbiihgerzSabriten sab
eS na1 Dem Genius bon 1890 bier,us
lanoe $50. Seute per3eidnet Die nnioa
oeren minoelten8 100, nit l8,OOG
slrbeitern Die in8qelammt 20bne in
bobe BON $1,000, 900 per Sabr be-
Sieben. Sn Der gbospbats Snouitrie
non Sloriba uuo SiibsGarolina iinb
allein 10000 8srIonen beibdftiat,
bic per Sabr etlua $4,000, 900 pers
oienen, uno 10000 1onnen Pbose.
pbatolln9er i'm &ertbe bon SO, ,OO0,s
600 liefern. Sm Sonium bieier an
iebnli6en Mlaile tiinItli9en Diinaers
ltebsn natiirlt6 Die alten atlantilden
sderbauzS Staaten bon Georgia bis yieu
Uorf binauf poran.
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- Sa Oeferrei6 ijf BET Naiionalis

- Sa Oeferrei6 1T bet Rationale
idieu 8ambf pieber i'm polen Nuf
iddumen. Die beutids 8olsspartel
bic fid I'M Jiiibiahr erii nod Ianeen
sfdmpfen ianerbalb ter por!ei eni=
idteo, ou Der aonFsren3 Der beutiDen
Obmduasr. bic einen mbgIiden Nu9s
glel6 In eer Gpra@snfrase berathsn
toHtsn, tbeiiauasbmen. 1T isB! aus ole:
Ter aonferens ousgetreien, um e!ne
tddrFere Oppoftioa por3ubereiteu.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-03
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