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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-08-04
PROTECTION IS AT STAKE.

American Economist.
There is not state in the Union to-
day. said Senator Lodge In his speech
before the republican national conyen-
ton, which could be carried for free
trade against protection" There is not
free-trader in the country who possess
ses degree of discernment worth con-
sideration who does not know that this
statement is absolutely true. AS SEN
ator Lodge said. further on In his
speech, never was a policy more fully
justified by its works." than our tariff
policy. And 1t has been justified in
every state in the Union and In every
section Of every state. The more willy
OF the free-traders are. by raising side
issues. attempting to make the people
of the country forget or overlook the
fact that the tariff issue Is involved in
the coming presidential election. With
a rampant free trader like Bryan, how
ever. pitted against President McKIn-
ley, who is and for long has been the
very head and front Of American pro-
tectionists, the continuance OF our pro-
tective policy is just as much at stake
as if there were no other issue before
the country. AS the people Of the coun-
try value their comfort and prosperity.
they must make no mistake about the
fact.
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KENTUCKY WOULDN'T NOTICE IT.
LoulsvIlle courier-Journal.

Louisville Courier Journal.
When somebody in New Orleans made
somebody else bet Of 10000 to 1880
that Mckinley would be reelected. a re-
porter rushed to the telegraph office
and informed the world that the news
"went crashing through the city Ike
an electric shock" II a little trans
action like that makes such crash n
New Orleans what would happen II
few Kentucky gentlemen sat down
in New Orleans to play modest game
Of draw poker?
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SEMT-ANNUAL REPORT.

0f the County clatsop County showing
o. claims
the
lst Of January 1900. the soth day June 1900
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STATE OF OREGON.
COUNTY OF cLATsoP.

J
Thompson County Treasurer County State Of Oregon
do hereby certify that the foregoing
remaining on hand the county
Of said for the day Of June
A. D. 1900.
H. c. THOMPSON
90, r,, -, or,..o,, County Treasur
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County
paid the S June 1909 the records In Office and
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF hand affixed
ii. J. wHERITY
CIark
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GENERAL FUND.
COUNTY couRT.


Ter diem mileage commissioners 1890
Conveying boys TO reform uchooi.,, 22i0
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COUNTY OF cLATsOP.

Whery County Clerk clatsop State
certify that the fore going OF
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H. J. WHERITY.
County Clerk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-03
Moundsville Briefs.

Squire Prince and Constable Ham.
rnond went out yesterday to look fol
the dead man found by some boys or
Toms run, but the man had departed
c. c. Mathews. Robert Newton and
william Gicslcr. receivers to locate this
Bogg's run road, have submitted their
report to the county court.
The. funeral OF Mrs. B. F. Rumble took
place yesterday afternoon. Intermpnt
was made in Mount Rose cemetery.
Elias ("Doll) Charlton and Miss LII
lie Travis. OF Wheeling Island, were
married Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Marion Protzman and Mrs. Hut.
zog. Of Fayette county, Pa. are visiting
relatives hero.
James II, Conner, OF. Roberts Ridge
was transacting business here yestrr-
day evening.
Guard J. NJ. Gnndcr and wife left YES
terlay morning for their old home Mt
RavenswOod.
: Squire a. j. !Aiathews. OF Liberty dis.
trlct. was here yesterday, on business
]. D. Reilly and Philip Marley, OF
Union district. were here last evening.
Ut. Risger. OF Littleton, was calling
on friends here last evening. .'r0
The Wnmnns Relief Corps held IN In
tereStirs meeting last night.
Hon. 3. 3. Dovener was here ycs,er.
day, calling on friends.
Father A. Boutlow. OF Fairmont. was
hero yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. i. Manly Is In New York ON
business.
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Wcllsburr Briefs.

The ballot boxes and other election
supplies are ready to be sent out to tho
various voting precincts to-day. Look
out for n fine report from old Brooke
on election night
There will be n football game this of-
tcrnoon ut the Wcllsburg ball park be-
tween the Lazenrvillc club and the
Bellnire Athletic club.
Circuit court VIII be in session TO-
day. closing the October term. Judge
Hcrvcy will open court Mt New Cum
berland on Monday.
1t Is conceded on nil hands that Hon.
A. b. Whites Hpc.ch here was the best
OF the campaign. We are all proud OF
our next governor.
The uniform rank Of the Knights OF
pythas gave largely attended mas
qucrndc bnll In the city hall last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. Barclay hive re-
turned from n several weeks visit with
relatives In Kentucky md Indiana.
Col. W. w. Arnctt. OF Wheeling, was
here yesterday, on business.
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A Small Riot.

While n number OF the employees nj
the Riverside plate mill were on thalr
way TO work about 6 o'clock yesterday
morning. they were attacked by crowd
OF men near the cokp ovens and n small
not ensucd. a man named Davis had
MS head badly hurt In the melee. neces-
sitatiHg the placing Of n number OF
stitches in several wounds In his head
ny DR.. Alley. The attacked party beat
retreat and there was some tall scam
pering in all directions. One OF the men
iaough, protection In the home OF 4 fam
Ivy on Main street, hut later on going
out the buck gate, was chased to the
river by the crowd. II Is reported that
several others we're hurt. but the rumor
could not be verified and the people OF
b"h~oo9are rct!cent on the point. fear
Ing the members OF the attacking party
mIght become known and prosecution
would result.
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. IN BENwooD CHURCHES.
Ministers Have Interesting Topics
For Tomorrow.

Regular services will be held In the
churches of LBenwood tomorrow. Az
the Methodist church the pastor, Rev.
C. W. Bent. VIII take for his morning
sermon "A Polite Church" Sunday
school at 2 o'clock In the afternoon ana
AT $50 p. m. the Epworth League will
meet. The question for discussion Will
be, Are You Doing Your Best" and
Miss Nora Dolbeare will have charge OF
the meeting. The Rev. Bents evening
theme will me. True Wisdom: What Is
It,
At St. Matthews German church. the
pastor. Rev. Paul Metzthentin. will &C.
cupy the pulpit at the mornIng services
Sunday school at 9 o'clock In the after
noon. There win be no evening services
as Rev. Mctzthentin will occupy the
pulpit OF the Martins Ferry. Lutheran
church.
There will ba regular high and low
muses. said at St. Johns Catholic
church. Vcspers will be sung In the
evening ut the usual hour. The Rev.
Father Werninger Is absent at Hunt
!ngton, but will return IN time for the
regular services.
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the Methodist church. The proceeds
Will go to purchasing n new bell for the

the Methodist church. The proceeds
Will go to purchasing n new bell for the
church.
Frank Dr. Temple. who has been dan
gerously Ill of typhoid fever at his home
on Main street is improving and will
recover. 49,, ,;i,ia
The Rough Rider club held a meet
Ing last night and perfected arrange
ments, for the Sistersvllle trip to-day.
Misses Maize Taylor and viola Lind
say leave for Sfstersville today, where
they vii! be the guest OF friends.
The Rev. Father Werningcr departed
FOR Huntington yesterday, where he will
remain for few. days.
r. A. Vance hns returned from. n
three weeks stay at Uncle Sans fishing
camp down the river.
Albert Ser!g has completed some
handsome improvements on his Main
street residence.
Thomas E., the thirtcen-year-old son
OF Thomas ]. Flanagan, is seriously III
ut his home. !
Michael Dolan has returned from n
brief stay with relatives at Roncy's
Point.
Mrs. Robert Newton Ia seriously II, ut
her home on McAIrchcn street. a
Mrs. james Hutchinson Is III Mt her
homo on Water street.
Miss Lizzie Little, OF Water street,
Is Ill OF rheumatism.
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Brakeman Injured.

't While coupling cars In the Ohio River
yards nj Moundsvillc yesterday morn
Ing, William Lcasure had one of his legs
caught between the coupling bar and
the car. crushing 1t in n terrible man.
ner. DR.. X. ". Hall was called ana
had the unfortunate man taken TO tho
Reynolds Hospital, nj Glendale, where
he was Joined In 4 short time by DR.. II.
II. Meishcr. the Ohio River railroads.
surgeon. OF Wheeling. They did all they
could for the young mans comfort and
dressed the limb, the bones OF which
were badly splinterrd. but they were
unable 10 decide whether the limb could
be saved. Mr.. Loasura'a home Is at
Mansfield. Ohio. He IL twenty-five
years OF age and unmarried -,
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The feminine portion OF the popula-
uhn are looking forward In eager an
llclpht!on TO the couing OF n necroman-
Ger to thIa city. Shn Ia reported 10 BIZ n
hnna-hde Hcvcnth daughter Of a seventh
son. born with two wells on her face.
=. INC new pipe line Of the Wheeling
Natnral Gas Company Is nearing com
IIetinn. The work has gotten along as
,ar ny tho hilltop above the Baltimore &
omio bridge and n large force OF men
are engaged IN the work.
"A dance will be given by William
1nfr;tn at Blue Ribbon hall Tuesday
rErhinR. Professor Antoine LlIspchc
WI, wlI play. During the evening the cIrc-
n m"n rriurns Will be received and an
q big contingent from this place will
day. ''''''' ~ : '''"''' . y "
ooinnel Robert White viii shortly de-
aver q lecture on his Europenn tour at
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room being occupied. Preceding the
meeting there was demonstration of
the clubs Of Benwood and they were
cordially greeted all along the line.
Prof. C. E. Carrigan called the meeting
to order and introduced Judge J.. w.
Jones. of Chicago, as the speaker OF the
evening. Judge Jones made n forceful
and effective address. tearing the Dem
ocratIc bugnboos OF Imperialism, militia
rlsm and trusts to shreds. He was fire.
quenuy interrupted with applause,
which was ut times SO prolonged rs to
compel the speaker to desIst talking un-
I'll 1t subsidized. The meeting was vote
getter and Will have an .appreciable ef-
feet on the returns OF Tuesday,
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Tho Emperor of Germany has rum
ming car. just think Of 1t; man at
whose beck one Of the strongest armies
and nayics Of tho whole earth could BIO
sot IN motion, man whose rulo Is abso-
lutoover tho country Of medical universi-
tics,a man whose slightest caprice could
press into service tho most noted savants
and philosophers on earth, has arunning
car and Is unable to flnd D curol
Now contrast the experience Of tho
following citizens Of tho United stntcs
with tho Emperor Of Germany. Like tho
Emperor, thoy failed to find euro. But,
unlike the Emperor, they happened to
DO plain citizons Of tho United States,
rather than tho confer Of tho inner court
Of tho most exclusive and carefully
guarded aristocracy Of the world. In
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ROUGH RIDERS.
GAVE THEIR
LAST PARADE.
Nearly 800 Mon Were in Line and
the Marchers Were Given
Fine Reception.
WASHINGTON DISTRICT. THERE
rvo Hundred strong-Fulton Boys
Club Feature-The Parade
Was Delayed.

The fourth and last OF the sectional
s,re, demonstrations by the First West
virginia Rough Rider. regiment, occur
rod Ias, night over the STREETS OF North
wheeling. Owing to some friction
among the clubs, caused by the failure
of the washington district buys to turn
out Wednesday night for the South Side
parade, the r-the-creek companies
did no, appear In last nights demon
s,ra,Ion, bn; 1t was u success ntverthe-
less. 81
The companies, Washington, Clay and
Clay-Unlon, rcndezvoused on Twentieth
street South Side. and owing to the
Democratic parade's route being down
Market street, the line could not move
until the "Demmies" had got out OF the
way. 1t was after o. clock when Major
George W. Otto. who was In command.
gave the order to move. The following
organizations were in line:
Major G. W. Otto and STAFF.
,NIeister's Band.
Washington Rough Riders.
Capt. r. D. Otto--S2 men.
Washington District Citizens Republican
Club-S0 men. -
Fulton Boys Republican Club-20 boys. {
Clay-Unon Rough Riders, Capt. Crawford,
2 ~ men. tg.r'sfs--s5 go
Clay Colored' Rough Riders. Captain Bran
son-50 men.
Total number of men In line-2G men.
As the column came up Market street
the scene was one to be remembered
There was this difference: While the
Democratic marchers had made all the
noise-or most of it-that characterized
their demonstration, on the other hand
ihe Republican marchers were cheered
by the multitude, In so hearty fashion
that It could be seen at a glance that
the great mass OF the people on the
streets were Republicans. .;th
Following the narchers was n car
nnge containing Congressman Dovener.
Colonel Phil Waters. the "colored
Demosthenes of the Kanawha valley"
ami Congressional Chairman S. G.
Smith. These gentlemen received an
ovation all along the line. Their car
riasc was surrounded by the colorel
Rough Riders. who made a fine show
ing
The route was through North Wheel
Ing on Main street to Jonathan's rlvinc.
and the North Enders gave the boys In
Khaki I genuine old fashioned West
Virginia welcome. ~
At the conclusion of the parade, the
speakers were escorted to Turner hall.
where meeting under the auspices OF
the colorrd Republicans was held, with
Mr.. Alex Turner rs chairman. He In
,troduced as the first speaker, Colonel
Waters, who addressed himself cspec-
tally to his fellow colorcd citizens. anu
made a magnificent argument on the
issues of the campaign. Hc was ap-
plauded to tho echo at frequent inter-
walls He was followed by Congress
man Dovener, whose speech was logical
eloquent and at times very witty. II
was the banner meeting Of the cam
paign for the colored Republicans.
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To Widen q Street.

The city of Wellsburg has flied a Pc
tItlon in the circuit court. asking for
the appointment OF commissioners to
assess damages for property Of Mrs.
Jane Pugh, on North Charles street, de.
sired to be taken by the city for the
purpose OF widening said street.
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Pundy Brothers have had Surveyor
J.. III. Conner lay out In building lots
their land lying between Lafayette and
Tomlinson avenues in Moundsyi!lc.5 The
Iota viii be very desirable for residence
sites. M they front on n paved street
and nre close TO the street cars and
railway depots.
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Tho Jones' Meeting.

The Republican meeting Mt the city
hail. Benwood. last evening. was n rous-
or and attracted 500 enthusiastic citI-
zcns. Tho hall was taxed to It's utmost
capacity. every available corner Of the
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Mark Alban. Bon-ln-law OF a. Buz-
zard. OF Moundsvillc. died at Stcuben-
vile Thursday night. lie leaves wife
and son to mourn his loss. The funeral
will take place to-day. i7
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Ears By Dr.. and untried, ap-
hartman. proved and disap-
proved. They wero OF perfect liberty to
try anything they chose to. They chose
to try tho remedy that had curcd othors
like themselves, and thus they found d
cure.
+" Running Of, tho ears, deafness or all
othor affections OF tho middle car, are
due primarily to chronic catarrh. Run
ming of tho earis properly called chronic
suppuratlve catarrh. Fortuna will cure
catarrh Of the middle car, as we'll as
catarh located elsewhere. This has
been proven over and over again in
innumcrablo cases besides tho ones Just
mentioned. Deafness and running OF
tho ears are but symptoms Of chronic
ontarrh Of tho middle car. Pe-ru-ns
cures tho catarrh, whom tho symptoms
disappear, whether It DO running cars or
deafness or any other affection Of the
middle ear. Tho remedy Ia compounded
according to tho formuln originally de-
vised BY DR.. Hartman Of tho Surgical
Hotel, Columbus, o. tho noted writer
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OF tho mlddlo cur OF
II years. standing.
He says" had run
ming ears, and for IA
years I was almost
IN invalid. 1t was
SO offensive that L
exclud ed myself
from oil society. I
received o pamphlet
from DR.. Hartman
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s'a} SO ~ s'.rt'F
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his position nothing
but tho r 0 m 9 dos
that havo met the
approval Of tho most
fastidious m cdical
ortho doxy could
ever reach him. In
! tho position of these
American citizens,
however, thcy Ind
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OF lntan, Mitchell
county, Texas, who
had been troubled
with running ears
ever since no was
min o months old.
After o III orough
course Of treatment
with Pc-ru.nah he was
entirely cured, and
is now rejoicing in
the fnct that he Ia
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entirely free from this horrible disease.
A FREQ book treating catarrh In all Of
its different phases and stages, written
by DR.. Hartman, will DO sent free, by
addressing Tho Pe.ru-na Drug Manu-.
featuring Co, Columbus, Ohio.
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clLltlCu AHe Alio Va
!, that the remedy was
could euro myself.
rth of his remedies I
d. Tho world could
10. l recommend Pc
BEST medicine sold"
s that Of Rev. 8. Il.
Mo, who hnd running
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CONGRESSIONAL.

For Representative. in tho Congress OF thd
=, United States for tho First District
5. b. D. DOVENER,
OF Wheeling, Ohio County,
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CONGRESSIONAL,

For Representative In the Congress OF the
{ United States for tho First District,
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Charles H. HENN1Ne, Clerk.

s %s ae St s %H ss a n nave -
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CONGRESSIONAL.

For Representative in the Congress of the
United States for the First District,
GOODLOE JACKSON, tt..
OF Jano Lew, Lewis County.
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For Attorney General

N
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ears. He says: g My
head gathered and
broke and my ears
ran terribly. TRIED
sevorEl remedies
with no relief. At
las. I got o bottle Of
Pe-ru.na and 1t did
mo so much good
that I kept on using
It.: nm on tho fourth
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VEST VIRGINIA.
Social Democratic Ticket.

Social Democratic Ticket.
NATIONAL.
g n ::GENE v. DEps.
OF Indiana. lt,'s
For Vice President.
NJ ~ JOB HARTMAN S.
or California. (: y
For Electors Of President and Vice Preyl.
4! dent OF the United States, EilLfl q
\ II. a. LEEDS,
ii8 or Marshall County. s
j j. Mason &; S4 sssSiy
JOHN BACHMAN, gA
OF Ohio County
Of i M al @N soaasy.
q d & AZ; EH'5 5s..,y.
q q Ri,s sAns s5;sF;.
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bottle, nnd must say 1t has removed all
my bad symptoms. My head does not
pain any more, my CARS have stopped
running and feol great doal better.
Tho next Is tho case Of Master Murphy,
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For Attorney General,
ROMEO II. FREER.
or HarrisTillc, Richie County.

For Judge Of Supreme Court of Appeals,
HENRY BRANNON, -
or Weston, Lewis County.
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CHARLES, C.IsBEURY,
or Clareinont, iFayettc. County

s'sst d = tYtt.. ,..tse ~ \. ~ Il 80.
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c. c. JOHNSON, s
or Charleston, kanawha County.

a. S,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-01-12
HOMEWORTH BRIEFS.
Some Paragraphs From a Spry Lit
tie Village Picked Up By Our ,
F. News Hunter. ,a,

Homeworth, Jan. 10.
Levi Betz is yet very poorly.
d. s. Hill went to Canton Friday.
Jesse whiteleather is very i'll at this
time.
Harvey Roose is some better this
week. .....- . ......s "a.
Caleb Unger was in Cleveland last
week.
Miss Ella Walter went to Canton Sat
urday.
Mrs. Levi Bush is getting better
slowly. .E'
Mrs owen Brooke went to Alliance
Monday. 'nE ar ....r
Mrs. G. A. Ruff Is seriously i'll at
present.
John McGarry has been i'll the past
few days. 'A'..'
James Pilmer has been sick for over
two weeks. .a..#t..
John Sheehan will build an addition
to his barn. .,.......r.. .r....l
S. d. Sanor and family have returned
to Cleveland.
Mrs. DIR. H. r. Trollinger is seriously
i'll with paralysis.
An oil well was shot On the Knoll
farm Wednesday.
Phil Kluphenstine will build a new
barn next summer.
Miss Clara Sheehan was with friends
at Bayard last week.
An oil we'll will be sunk on the
Thomas farm this week.
Meetings at the Presbyterian church
.ape in progress this week.
Charles Mclaughlin and wife are
with relatives in Canton this week.
Dr. James M. Anderson, of Salem,
was in this place last week on business.
Samuel Heestand and wife celebrated
their silver wedding, Friday. over
a hundred guests 2were present.
A fine social was held at the home of
Mrs., Anna Aultman Monday evening
and splendid time was enjoyed by all
present.