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A Cowboys Captured Prize.

TalkIn o. angels wish YOU could see
One that's a playin' old Harry with mel
Trim as n 2-yeRr-old Jersey, an built
Up like thorrerbrCd P1rdner, you'd wilt
Down like a weed In the fire II you'd size
Up the bright chances she sheds from her
eyes;
Heavenly glances all framed in a smile
Bright as bushel Of stars In pile.
GenooIne angels'd envy her face,
Wish they could copy her 'riginRl grace,
Wish they had tiggers like that 'un she's
got
Hid in her calico dress, an there's not
Nary bird ever waggled a wing
Slicker than her when Il comes to a sing;
Seed EN- Jest rippin' the strings O. their
rryin' to initiate some o her notes,
Ride? You should see how she sets on a
Sec her long hair In the prairie wind toss,
Hear the WILD songs o. the ranges she sings
Broncho a-tiyin' just like It had wings.
Every movement a plctCr o. grace. ~
Eyes like two diamonds sot In her face,
Flashln an sparklln' with healthy de-
Born . the fun of her caEle-llke flight.
Isn't rider butts swIngIn' a rope
Tryin' to ketch her, an nussln' the hopC
Mebbe they'll corner the Wild little gal
Safe In q pen q the nuptIal corral
AL o, them skeered that I've won in the
skecrSd that I've clInched her affections,
that same
View o the case beln' probably right.
'Cordin to somethln' she toll me last night.
Denver Post
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

The bulldog is a typical open-face
watch.
To the pure all things are more OF less
adulterated.
Perhaps the good die young because
the young always die good.
Too many people perform their work
after the style OF machines.
II you can't get what you want be
satisfied with what you can get.
A soft heart and hard head make a
combination that Is hard to beat.
Clothes do not make the man, but they
sometimes make monkey Of him.
Politicians are sometimes referred to
as dark horses because OF their shady
records.
Pluck usually wins. A mans sue
cess often depends upon his ability to
pluck others,
The man who doesn't recognize the
worlds greatness nor his own littleness
is apt to be cynic.
A cyclist may ride down hill with a
tlreless air, but he can't make much
progress up hill with an aIrless tire.
The reform movement that doesn't In
terfere with the rights OF number Of
people usually dies in Its Infancy.
An eplgram is a lot OF words fitted to-
gether in such a peculiar manner that
their lack OF meaning is concealed by
the brilliant effect produced.-Chlcago
Daily News
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The great victory In Ohio scored by
Judge Nash will be welcomed by all
citizens who think it worth while to up
hold the honor of the American flag.
and who esteem 1t a privilege to sup
port the Integrity OF the Nation. Presi-
dent McKinleys administration has
been amply endorsed amid the most
distracting elements that ever predomi-
mated campaign in Ohio. The conf
plexity of the situation is shown in
many contradictions. Nash carried
Sentimental Jones own city and coun-
ty, while Jones swept Cleveland and
cuyahoEa county clean. But in cuya-
hoga county the Republicans elected
their entire county. legislative and
judicial tickets. These paradoxical
curiosltles happened in other sections of
the state. and are only explained by
Sactlonal fights and petty, personal ami
mositles. But the true patriotism and
loyalty of the people shine out in the
magnificent plurality given the head of
the Republican ticket AgulnaldO. who
has been praying and waiting for the
success of copperheadism. will and no
comfort in the returns from Ohio. His
great and good friend" Bryan. made
no impression. AguInaldo must now
fight 1t out, or surrender.
The Republican victory in Kentucky
was triumph for the true manhood of
that state, and crushed the most villain
Gus conspiracy ever cOncocted against
the liberty and franchise of an enllght-
ened people. Henry watterson. him
self. will admit this in his sane mo-
mentS.
Iowa is really the banner state this
year. The Democrats in that state
commenced the assault early on the
administrations policy in the Philip
pines. Imperialism" was their war
cry. By this they hoped to attract the
German and Scandinavian vote. The
insult to the intelligence of this class
of voters was sharply resented by the
greatly increased plurality given the
Republican ticket over that of the last
election. President Mckinley after sa-
luting his own state. should make his
next best bow to the loyal people of the
state of Iowa. All honor to the Buck
eye and Hnwkeye states.
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William Jennings Bryan gets no con-
ISOLATION or comfort out Of the results
of the elections. 1t is true that the Fu-
sion ticket has been successful In his
own state, where he made n most re-
markable campaign Of personal appeal
to the voters. The results there do not
add one particle to his influence MS n
leader OF the Chicago platform wing or
the Democracy. But how about those
states which he invaded, and where 1t
was thought the magic OF his name and
the warmth Of his eloQuence would Mt
tract hundreds to the support Of the
Democratic ticket? The story told by
the ballots in Ohio whittier he went to
help the sinking CNsslus Mclean. md
the voice OF Kentucky. through which
state he blazed his way endorsing Goe-
bel and his brutal politics. ia quite dif-
ferent.
The people OF kentucky did not relish
Mr.. Bryan's presumption In going out OF
his way to instruct them how they
should vote. But the wonderful lREat-
uatlon Of the man with himself led him
to tho performance of action which has
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PASSING PLEAsANTR1Es.

Speak to me-" he begged. Silence
broken only by grim, rasping sound.
The wires were crossed agaln.-Baltt-
more American.
Easily ExplaIned-The Kind Lady =
What causes your terrible appetite for
liquor? Dismal Dawson-The high
prlce-Indianapolis Journal.
Mamma--The baby Is learning to pro-
nounce the names OF things quite dis
tInctly Papa-.Yes, and in command
ing tone.-Puck
Hes looking for a WIFE" they said
to her, polntedly. HE would be an OBJ
Ject Of greater interest to me-" she re-
piled, with some asperity, III he were
looking for a single woman. "-Harper's
Bazaar.
a soldiers monument with the god
dess OF liberty on the top, Two small
boys gazing up at 1t with admiration.
Johnnie Every solemnIy)-Is that God up
there? Willie (full OF patrlotIsm)--N
that's Dewcy's mother,-Life.
The National Epldemic-He-They tell
me she dances like breeze. She--As
to that, OF course can't say. She GER
tainly foots fast and looks well on n
broad reach; but she makes little too
MUNICH fuss; don't you think?-Brooklyn
Life.
Had a Good Tlmr.-Mrs, Wayback-
Did you 20 to the theatre while you was
in the city. Joshua? MIR Wayback-
No. Maria. couldn't find no theatres
somehow. The only place ] could find
was dime museum-but saw that six
tlmes.-New York Weekly.
Outward signs,-"They call me n
grass widow, | suppose" said the still
young and handsome woman bitterly,
because / don't wear wceds!" NO"
replied the cnvlouE ncIGhbOr. looking
around the cheerful apartment. ITS bc-
cause you seem to be in clovcr."-ChI-
cRgo Tribune,
Uncle HnyrlcR--I toll We. the number
Of consumers in the world liz CROWN
faster thnn the number II producers
The tlmcll come an we may live tor
sec 1t, when this here old world won't
pcrducc enough food ter support the
people that live in it. MIR. Oatblu-
Don't We think ~ Don't yc think ~
Read the advertisements In the papers
and yen find that that there's been
enough breakfast foods" invented
Within the last year ter do In case OF
plnch.-Puck
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The Defeat Of aoebsl,

When a man assumes that he is the
"whole thing" 1t is only a question Of
time when he will be awakened to n
realization OF his mistake. The Demo-
cratic candidate for governor of Ken
lucky knows this to be true now. His
first error was in virtually stealing the
nomination by buIl-dozlng tactics, and
tho employment of the most vicious
methods known to corrupt and corrupt
ing politicians.
Another element which contributed to
his defeat was the passage Of the in
famous election law which bore his
name. 1t was a measure that looked
to no other object than defeating the
will Of the people, reposing the most
unheard power In the hands OF the
boss" Mr.. Goebel now realizes that
this also was mistake. To fully COM
prehend the lnlQuIty Of the law 1t Will
be we'll enough to recall It's provisions
The law was passed two years nso by
the Kentucky legislature, OF which Goe-
bel was n member. 1t nuthorizeB the
appointment by the Legislature OF a
state commission OF three members to
take complete control OF elections. This
commission, which holds office for four
years, appoints county boards OF cleo
tion commissioners. which in turn APP
points the election commissioners for
the different precincts The state COM
mission can remove the county COM
mISaIoners at any time and the latter
can do the same with the precinct cleo
zion officials. There 10 no appeal from
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And Prosperity stu prosps.
American soldiers Praised.

The behavior of the American soldiers
In the far east has attracted attention
In all parts Of the world, So recently as
Just before the outbreak Of the Trans
vaal war the Daily Mall of Grahams-
town, Cape Colony, In an apprecintive
editorial on "The American Troops in
Manila" said:
zone lesson taught by the struggle in
the Philippine archipelago Is the amnz-
Ing fortitude Of the American troops.
Practically every man in the volunteer
forces has been under fire almost con
tlnuously since February I, and in addi-
ton TO constant fighting, has never had
a moments freedom from anxiety as to
possible maneuvers of skulkinG. Willy
foes, who know every inch Of the coun-
try, and know how TO take advantage Of
its potentIalitIes. The lines have been
so long that 1t has been necessary to
keep everey regiment to the front. The
regulars had almost the same expert
enCe, but not quite so much OF 1t. II
the campaign has demonstrated nothing
else 1t has shown the marvellous staying
powers Of Uncle Sans troops sudden
~ transferred to the tropics"
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REF1EoTToNs OF a pAoHE1oR,

No woman can be expected to hold her
tongue when her mouth can't.
Anyway, every old maid has the salts
faction of knowing that she has done
all she could to make some man happy.
Probably no woman who has any
ever succeeded in comblng her back hair
without putting big piece Of II In her
mouth.
At certain age a girl thinks II Is
ladyllke to always act like she thought
all the men weren't doing anything but
trying to look at her ankles.
A mans only consolation after he has
got into trouble by proposing to girl
is that he would have got into worse
trouble II he hadn't.-New York Press.
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The Knight OF the purple Pencil.
The Intelligencer yesterday had
something to say about the marvellous
impudence displayed by John T. Nc
Graw in his evidence before a court Of
his own creation, in which he rather
ludicrously posed as the savior of the
republican form of government in West
Virginia, and in which he charged all
manner OF fraud on the Republican
party in the election of Hon. N. B.
Scott to the United States senate. This
comes with exceeding bad grace from
the Knight Of the Purple Pencil.
Everybody knows that the Republic
leans committed no fraud in the cleo
ton, and everybody knows that the
Democrats did. In Taylor county, the
home Of McGraw. Democrats commit
ted the grossest kind of fraud and this
was repeated In other counties. 1t has
been proven before a competent tribu-
nal that Democrats in Taylor county
threw out Republican votes sufficient
to give a certificate of election to the
house Of delegates to man who was
not elected. This was part of the
scheme to elect a Democratic United
States senator.
But Mr.. McGraw would have us be-
lleve that he consented to the compro-
mise agreement at Charleston lin order
to preserve republican form of gov
eminent in the state OF West Virginia"
To have carried out his wishes and de-
feated the will OF the people would have
been to overthrow a republican form Of
government in the state. just as was
done in 1883 in the case Of General Gofr,
who was elected governor. To elect u
Republican senator of the United States
by a Republican Legislature was the
proper way to preserve republican
form Of government, because that was
the only way the will Of the people
could be carried out,
The trouble with Mr.. McGraw, and
other Democrats is that the Republic
can party at Charleston had the cour-
age to stand up and defeat the schemes
of McGraw to elect him senator by
Republican legislature.
The old outrage and crime of 1855
could not be repeat ,; the Republicans
were in the majorI !, the people were
behind them, and the Republicans in the
legislature felt that in failing to elect
Republican senator they would have
been false to their constituents and un-
worthy to be the representatives of the
people.
Mr.. McGIaw was taught a lesson Vat
Charleston, one that he will not easily
forget, and 1t was simply this: That the
Republicans OF West Virginia would
not then and will not. hereafter be
cheated out Of the fruits of victory;
that they will never tamely submit ever
again to being despolled OF their sacred
rights as freemen and liberty loving
people. but will see to 1t that the will
Of the people at any election hereafter
will be carried out,
The Mississippi PLAN counting out
legally elected candidates on the Re-
publican ticket. defraudlng the people
of their rights, will be no longer toler-
ated In West Virginia. John T. Nc
Graw knows this now.
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The defeat of Chairman Mazet. whose
investigating committee put the screws
to Boss Croker. and made him admit
on the witness stand that he was in
politics simply and solely for the money
that was in 1t. may turn out not to be
the triumph that Tammany is now
gloatlng over. 1t was Republican
district and Croker used every corrupt
device his vicious ingenuity could con-
lure up to prevent Mazet's return to
the legislature. Barcfaced fraud Is
charged, and the Republican assembly
Of New York will have something to
say about receiving one of Cookers
purchased dummies into full commu-
mon. There is no doubt whatever that
Mazet's defeat was encompassed by the
most shameless methods known.
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Sentimental candidate Jones was
quoted late Tuesday night as saying;
~ concede my own defeat. II, however,
my race has contributed in any way to
the success Of John r.. Mclean and a
rebuke to the infamous Philippine poll
cy of the administration, feel 1t has
not been in vain" We hasten TO as
sure Mr. Jones that he will have to feel
some other way.
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SPECIAL EXCURSIONS

To NattonOl Export Exposition, Phlla.
dclphin, Pa. Baltimore IS Ohio
Railroad.
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad will
sell special cheap excursion tickets to
Philadelphia on account Of the National
Export Exposition for Thursdays, Orto-
10th nt one fare for the round trip plus
80 cents admission to the Exposition
minimum rate $1,000. Tickets will he
good going from all points east OF the
Ohio river. and are valid for return ten
days, including date of sale.
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We have no means of knowing just
how the BUSHNELL Kurtz-McKisson ca
bal feel over the magnificent triumph OF
Judge Nash, which they did everything
they could 10 minimize. but we do know
how the strong hearts of loyal Repub-
leans rejoice over the futilIty of their
cnmIty to the ticket.
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What's the matter with Iowa! In
spite Of rather languId interest in the
campaign the Republicans succeeded in
rolling up a plurality of $4,000. an In
crease of over 10000 over the plurality
given for secretary Of state in 1898.
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Smith, Brown and Jones ran for gov
ernor in three states Tuesday. Smith
got there. BY the way, speaking of
Smith, 1t seems that We heard that
name before.
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the state commission to any other body.
It's decision on the acts of its creatures
10 absolute and hnal II the CANVASS
ing board of a precinct or county does
not make It's return within ten days
after the election the vote Of the pre-
clnct or county may be thrown out
The Importance Of this provision may
be very great. for the mere Withholding
Of the vote Of a given precinct or coun-
" may be auflclent to change the re-
suit OF the election. In other respects
the authority of the election officials 10
arbitrary and despOtic.
The alleged "fo'ce bill" which threw
the Democrats into such fine frenzy
pales into Insigniacance when COM
pared to the Goebel monstroslty. The
man who conceived this wrong has been
stabbed by the sword he sharpened to
sheath in others. 1t is justice. 1t is
retributiOn for evll.dolng.
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Senator PettIgrew. OF South Dakota,
is another man who is not so large in
his own estimation us he was before the
election.
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dIscredIted him as far as that state
goes In Ohio his advent was equally
without effect. In Maryland, a state
he did not enter. the Democrats were
successful. The only solaCe that Mr.,
Bryan has is the empty compliment
paid him by the state Of his adoption.
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Do not overlook the fact that in the
county elections held throughout Kan
sas on Tuesday, the Republican gain
was over 10 per cent.
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Now that the elections are over the
people Will again be interested in the
returns from the Transvaal.
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Croker's small triumph in New York
City was purchased at the rate of s.
per.
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FAMILY WASHING.

Rough Dry Washed, starched and
Dried B cents per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and Ironed, 5
cents per pound.
All hand work finished 10 contS
per pound. At LUTZ BROS.
Home Steam Laundry.
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What proateth Wellington to have
defeated Lowndes If he has lost his
standing with the Republican party,
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(The INTELLIGENcER. embracing its
several editions. 10 entered in the Post
ONCE at Wheeling. W. Va. aS second.
class matter)
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Let us not lose sight of the fact that
"our flag is still there"
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Greasy. of Pennsylvania, was very
much creased by the ballots.
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Co., plaintiffs,
Richard Ryan, assignee Of William
Dickson. William S. Dickson, McLure
Hotel Company, a corporation; d. IT,
Brown, constable: p. 8. Mcclure and IL
W. Mcclure, defendants.
BY virtue OF an order entered IN me
above entitled cause on the 2lth gay VI
October, 1883, It was referred to Inc ~.
dersigned commissioner for the toNoWl"B
First-To settle the account OF Richard
Ryan, assignee of William S. Dickson, ana
to ascertain all pertinent facts relaU''
thereto,
Second-To ascertain the Indebtedness OF
William S. Dickson and 10 whom payanI.,
also, what liens. II any, exist against u.c
property OF the said William S Dickso"'
and their priorities, .,As.
Thlrd-TO ascertain and report any ot hsE
pertinent matters that any party IN int,1
est may require. or which the saia GOV"
missioner may deem proper.
Notice is hereby given that inc unuyr
signed commissioner has Fixed Ipoin
Wednesday, November q. lS99, Of o'eloch
Il. M. as the time and his Office. At ~
l4l7 Chapllnc street. In the city OF W hrtl-
Ing. Ohio county, West Virginia, as w ~
place, at which he will proceed to aseer'si ~
and report the several matters IN Sald Or
der OF reference required. =,
Given under my hand this Sth Jay VI
November, 1879. --,..,,,,,,
MEYER & NESBITT,
published first time November !. ~,
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9zeD adgsra.easa,.

NOR SALE CHRAP-oNE HORSE
4 weight twelve or thirteen hundre1
pounds. Inquire at MS Charles street
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Liver Complaints cured by BEECH
ANS PILLS,
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