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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-02

TO remove a troublesome corn or
bunion: First soak the corn or bunion
In warm water to soften 1t. then pare 1t
down as closely as possible without
drawing blood and apply Chamberlain's
Pain Balm twice daily; rubbing vigor-
ously for five minutes at each applica-
ton. a corn plaster should be worn for
few days, to protect 1t from the shoe.
AS general liniment for sprains,
bruises. lameness and rheumatism.
Pain Balm Is uncqualed. For sale by
druggists.
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Why Suffer with Your Eyes ?

If you have blurrlng, dizziness, neu-
ralgia. headache, spots before the eyes,
blinking. trembling spells, cataract,
burning and smarting OF the eyes. various
nervous and brain affection. entalling
not only positive injury to the sight. but
untold misery, call immediately. 1H
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Big Suit Against Barnsdall.

Special Dispatch to the :IntelliGencer.
MARIETTA. o.; Nov. 1T. N.
Barnsdall. we'll known oil man. has
been sued BY Mrs. Sarah A. Cummings
for $4,000 damages. She alleges in her
petition that Mr.. Barnsdall has unlaw-.
fully and without right taken oil from
the plaintiffs. property. si'4'siti
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-02
Marietta Will Vote on Bonds.

sflcial Dispatch 10 the lntellIEencer.
MARIETTA, o., Nov. LAT the reg
ular meeting OF the city council they
decided TO allow the people to vote on
heissue of 100000 bonds for the pur-
pose Of improving the water works in
the city. The election will be held the
latter part Of November.
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Our Splendid Position.

with this enormous producing cnpa.
city we have gone far beyond our con-
Stunning capacity mud 1t is necessary for
us to find new outlets and new markets,
Other nations are engaged In n struggle
for territorial extension In order to md
markets We do NOT need to nngnge In
that extension. We have secured tho
greatest now potential market In the
world In securing the open door In Chi
ma. The open door gives us n fur
chance aud an equal opportunity and
that Is all we need to outstrip the trade
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FOR SALE.

o1Nn CASH WILL BUY A CD
- lCU second hand Square St,ET1
Piano. Address NJ. caro- Intells.53
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-02
Depends Upon McKinley's Election.

Depends Upon McKinley's Election.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
NEW CUMBERLAND. W. Va, Nov.
1.-Word is given out here to-day that
an East Liverpool firm have secured
the big Chelsea China Company's plant
here by lease and will start 1t up imme-
diately after the election If Mckinley
should be reelected. 1t has been shut
down since 1898. Should Bryan be
elected not 4 wheel will turn.
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Charles Lincoln Smith, the New
York Optomitist, Is at the Nc
Lure House private parlors, Nos. 9 and
TO- Ladies entrance on Twelfth street.
Take elevator. Consultation absolutely
free. '.. i.
Do not trliie with your eyes, rs lost
sight never returns. Remember 1t costs
no more to employ iirst-class expert
than 1t does to risk your vision with
inexperienced hands.
Win be at the Mcclure. Wheeling. W.
Va, October 81. November /. and 3.
Office hours. 10 q. m. TO ! p. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-02
The Famous New York Expert in
Vision Of the Human Eye
Again Receives an ova-
tion in Our City.
SUCCESS OF THREE YEARS AGO
.Repeated-Hundreds OF Our Best
People Endorse His Skill and
Reliability-We Are Proud
to Commend Elm.
REMAINS ALL THIS WEEK.

He desires to thank his patrons. The
confidence reposed in his skill has never
been betrayed, and the patrons of three
years ago are the recommendations Of
To-day ..Tg.s ~ .at.
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MALE HELP WANTED

nLD ESTABLISHED MERcASr,,
" house, extending business in III, =
ton. wants TO arrange with capaIJs g
OF correct habits to manage branrs: :;
airy $3.50 yearly. Extra commIvs:,
Must furnish $500 and satisfactory -
cnccs: Opportunity, Drawer Il, Ses +,
VEL, S - M. ---- - CT
CLIO ST A1GHT BONA m.
% IL weekly salary paid direct -
oiilce; expenses ezra commission n
pable men and women TO repreSt,, :
appointing agents; rapid promotes u
increase salary. New brilliant i.
BUTLER e. ALGER, New Haven. Ca
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capture or destroy the Spanish fleet at
Manila, and apparently not guile UNDER
standing which he was to do Dewey did
both. He captured and destroyed the
Spanish fleet. And so our flag was run
up over the Philippines by the law OF
war: but by the law OF peace, the law
of the treaty of Paris, ratified by the
senate Of the United States, with the
approval and the advocacy OF William
]. Bryan, that flag stays and
there 1t will stay until the American
people deliberately decide otherwise
and am not looking for any such de-
cislon Just now. So. Mr.. Bryan's plan
first of all Is to haul down our flag In
violation OF all our tradition and his
tory.
1.-THE second and third features may
best be considered together. namely: To
recognize government of Aguinaldo
and to uphold 1t by an American pro-
tectorate. That means that we shall
leave Aguinaldo and his Supporters with
a free hand TO do rs they please and
that>we shall be responsible for what
ever they may do. You cannot recpg-
nizc the independence OF n government
without recognizing 1t as possessing the
prcrogativeS of a government and 4 ma
ton. There are none Of the elements Of
a nation there now. There are more
than eighty tribes speaking more than
fifty different languages with none of
the unity and conference OF rationale
ty. The great body of those tribes and
people accept our rule and welcome our
flag. The number In revolt Is not over
per cent of the entire population, but
II you were to undertake to put one
tribe over the others you would plunge
the Islands into bloody conflict, and II
you exercised n protectorate. as Mr..
Bryan proposes. you would be compelled
to intervene, rot only to sustain the
government yru had recognized, but In
the interest of peace and humanity. and
you would then be Just where you are
now, except that your army would prac-
ticaliy be under the command Of Aguin-
aldo. instead OF under your own COM
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The Difference.

''Now, mark the difference: Our flag
was carried to the philippines by the
law of war. as In the other cases. We
were In war with Spain In tho cause OF
humanity. We fought that war, M We
fEht every war In which we engage,
with out utmost vlgor md power. We
struck Tho enemy wherever he was 10
he struck. The President of the United
States gave the command to Dewey 10
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FOR SALE....
BoNDS. BONDS

BoNDS! BONDS
FIrst-class Coupon Bonds az mtiG
investment than Real Estate Mwtg.ii
They are safe. convenient and pay n
interest. offer at the present tEe Y,
beth Evans Glass Company { 81
Tri-State Gas Company g Bc:.I }!
tlonal Glass Company 6 q Bond. Z
Cleveland Water Company & M:a9
prices netting the investor from III
&c. Write for particulars, R0bEE1
HALL. Member Pittsburgh st*i d
change. No. 33l Fourth Ave, PittITrs
Pa Long distance telephone, M Y
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A Foremost Position.

- = - SAASSs - SoAsAoAAs
Under the broad American policy
which we have followed, this republic
has gained n position among the powers
OF the world which we scarcely realize.
Our manufactures to-day are equal to
those OF Great Britain, France and Ger
many, with their 10000. 900 people all
put together. and are growing twice as
fast, (Applause.) We are mnnufac-
turing more than one-third Of all that
Is made In all the busy workshops OF the
world. We grow one-fifth Of the wheat,
seven-eiShths OF the corn and nine
tenths of the cotton that Is grown In
the world. We use one-third OF all the
wool that Is raised. and while q few
years ago under the destructive Wilson
tariff bill, we raised less than one-half
of the wool we consumed we now raise
81 per cent of all the wool that we use,
and we use oncthird Of all that is
raised In the world. We mine one
fourth OF the gold. onc-third OF the sill
yer and one-half OF the copper. We
have more railroad mileage than all
Europe with It's 375o00.00O Of people and
we could parallel every track In Europe
and still have enough left to cncirclc
the entire globe. tAppause) We mine
onc-third Of the coal and We not only
have this enormous supremacy now but
we have the elements OF still greater SUI
premacy In the future, because we have
the native resources and the raw mater
ial as no other power has. Coal and
iron ore are the bases OF the great
fabrics. England has $500 square miles
of coal. much OF It 1000 feet below the
surface and well-nlgh exhausted. We
have 200, 900 square miles, or II you limit
It to that quality Of coal which enters
into the production of Iron and steel. VIC
still have 10000 square miles. In other
words. II all England from Lands End
to the Scottish border were q solid coal
field we should have as much MS that
and twice us much again. tApplausc.)
We not only have this prod!gious super
iorlty In material. but with our equip
mcnt and our inventive genius md our
skilled labor we immcasurably surpass
oil other nations. Mulhall. the English
tsatlstlcian. states that 4S.0o0.Un0 Euro
pcan operatives produced $1,000 ,O0o, 600
worth OF products IN year o. about
s3SS per man. while 100000 operatives
IN the United States produced 5000
100000 of products or about Sl.666 per
man or four times as much as the E.u-
ropGan operative. That Ia why we can
pay higher wages aud stlll undcrsall
them.
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A Protectorate.

Nor Is that all. Such government
would have the control and regulation
Of Its own relations with foreign affairs.
1t would Inevitably become embroIled
with foreign powers, who, II we re-
nounced our title. would scek possess
sion. and II we exercised protectorate
we should be compelled TO sustain the
Agu!naldian government In such en-
Engagements. AS 1t Is now we have q
perfectly clear course, All the world
now recognizes our title. Nobody dis
putes II except Aguinaldo and Mr.. Bry-
an. 1t involves no more danger OF for
eiSn complication to uphold our flag In
the Philippine Islands than 1t does In
California or in Alaska. But Mr.. Bry-
an proposes that we shall throw away
this position Of security and put our
selves In 4 position where we shall eX-
crc!se no control but shall be involved
In the consequences. Where We now
have responsibility with auttarity he
proposes that we shall have responsible
ity without authority. and where we
have an obligation with the power TO
prevent that obligation from involving
US in complications he proposes
to leave the obligation with
out any power to protect or safe
guard ourselves. When l think OF this;
astounding proposition ,pu; forward so
airily. as an easy solution OF this Qucs-
ton by 4 serious candidate for tho
presidency. am moved to ask: Who Is
this self-suGlcIcnt. all-suiiicient INSULT
cient man? We could not maintain 4
protectorate over government OF
Aguinald' without being constantly In
hot water. Mr.. Bryan's plan would re-
Qulre a larger army and q larger navy
than we now have and 1t would involve
greater cost and greater danger Of COM
plication than the policy OF President
Mckinley. Els election would not only
bring the destruction OF confidence and
prosperity at home followed by the
greatest business depression and disas-
.er we lave ever seen, but 1t would no
.ess bring the destruction Of our pres
tige and influence abroad, followed by
the loss Of the advantages we have
gained as 4 commercial and clvilizing
Dnwer (Annlousa
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The world says it is not
polite to talk about your all
ments.
DR.. Aver says: "Talk to
me all you like about your
aches and pains, your good
feelings and i'll feelings"
And it costs you only the
effort of sending letter to
Lowell.
]. c. AVER COMPANY,
Practical chemi,u, Lowell, Man. :
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WANTED,

--.~----s-@-@-~-~-~>-~--- ~
lNHTANTED-TWO YOUNG NrS
w run as news agents nm =. Z
trains; must have SO cash secur,, ta':S,
ply or address UNION NEWS ~ 4,
o, Depot. Wheeling. W. Va, ~ a
WANTED-.A RELIABLE ~
w GENT office man; one M ri
take an interest In business pre eS 8
give reference and State ability IN .a.s
Address a.. care 1ntelliscncer oti Nj sa y "
W WAN EIGosI. ny WIG; TnoR0Uc;i
business: State experience and w,r ,uis
pected; Good position for right party VI VI
dress X, care lntelligencer Office -. "
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w ERSETIC statesmen 10 selithp y
known Dleterichs valvc.Cleum v" IN.
eating Oils 10 the. consuming t,,t
commission. Apply to DIETrp,s.
vALNE-oLEuM OIL CO., 10 GAY G,ss
Building. Cleveland. Ohio. NAI5
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The Philippines.

ut Is associated with the events and
the policy followed In the Philippines
and want to ask your attention for n
few moments to the opposite plans with
reference to those new possessions. I
shall not reclte the glorious history Of
the Spanish war. I shall not recount
the brilliant victories on sea and on
land, which In 4 hundred days carried
our country farther forward In prestige
and influence throughout the country
than hundred years OF ordinary his
tory. The war over. VIC entered upon
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And II Lincoln was raised for that
emergency, am Just as clear In my
conviction that a divine providence pre-
pared the way for what has transpired
with us during the past three years"
Continuing, Mr.. Smith paid glowing
tributes to the men Of Mckinlye's cabl-
net: Hay for his diplomatic triumphs:
Lyman Gage, n master OF finance. who
takes rank with Chase and Sherman
as one of our greatest secretaries Of the
treasury: Elihu Root. true, able,
earnest and Industrious; 80 with John
D. Long. Attorney General Grggs, all
men OF the highest rank.
Yet" added Mr.. Smith. supreme
and above them all. as Washington dur
Ing our revolutionary struggle, as Lin
coin In our great civil struggle, sits
William Mckinley at the head OF the
table OF counsel tremendous aDplause).
serene. dIgniflcd. potent. gentle. but
firm ms n rock--so he stands. supreme.
ovcrtowcring nil, raised by the hnnd of
providence to deal with great cmcrgcn-
ciea and crises, ms much as Washing
ton and Lincoln were raised for similar
emergencies. ] wish you could under
stand his nobility OF character. his pa,
triotlc Impulses ruling every act. MS
have watched and understood during
three years OF his administration.
wish You could understand how. under
that aminblc and beautiful character,
there IL n decision, 4 ilrmncss. power
such an even HIS friends knew not lie
has dealt with the questions that have
confronted us with n greatness that
should command. as / believe It does.
the approval OF the American people.
(Applnusc).
Imperialism.
Eve are told that Imperialism Is the
paramount issue OF this campaign. 1t
10 not the first time that we have heard
that word. You viii remember that n
few years ago distinguished member
OF Congress from the state OF Georgia
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The Post frteiigenosr has estshiishst branch szeu.
s4es where classified advertisements wfi BE- reesved
until 10 . each fay The rates ehsryed A. the
branch Agencies The same a 81 the Post intsni-
Gpneer business Office. csEh ads only wfn BE- then
81 branch agencies Following the Ne. Il agencies:
Yerke Barvfnwton's drug store.
Second avenac and Pike.
Broadway Pharmacy. r. Y. Fisher.
Broadway snd James
Reason Bni Pharmacy, Madison
street snd Fifteenth avenue.
WaI1a WsIIa Pharmacy, Twenty-
avst snd East Jefferson.
Bsown's Pharmacy. corner resies
and Broadway.
shirt1e6's Drug store. Twenty-
third avesse soush ana Jackson.
Hsweu street Pharmacy. I0zS How
oil. corner Bove1.
North seattle Pharmacy. battery
sna First avenue.
4. E. Days Pharmacy. Denny way
ana Fsfth avenue north.
y. ,. Cestignn's Pharmacy. oscea
Anne avenue and Roy street.
BALLARD.
PresteH's Pharmacy. ballard ave-
nss.
FREMONT.
rremont Drsg Company. Lake
street and Ewing avesue-
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


FOR SALE Restaurant. In excellent To-
callty for business; large place. big
Kitchen: rent SIS. l-year lease. snap
We have two new buildings for rent. y
years lease. one has "A rooms upstairs;
fine store below; excellent for restaurant
and lodging house.
Lodging house. 8 rooms, fine location.
rooms always full: cheap rent; terms
Several fine 5-acre tracts: nice property;
easy terms. also - acres In same To-
cality. SIS per acre.
We want a man with $1,000 as guarantee
OF rent on 45sroom lodging house. b.
year lease: best proposition on earth:
come at once.
We have party who has capital TO invest
In eit-edged proposition.
Wanted man with f2sp cash; security for
good position. Call AT once.
REED AND HEATH.
Palmer House. 20 Occidental Avenue
s.sp-iI rooms. centrally located, inyes-
tigate,
81 oOo--ls rooms: rent $50. bargain.
ses--s rooms $40 cash. central.
sS0-iI rooms: good furniture; Yesler
billiard tables or Living accommodations
Investment.
$500 Restaurant. centrally located; money
maker.
ssoo--c;rocery store. invoice; excellent Ak
lures.
BUSINESS opportunities all descriptions
Han & Co., siis Hinckley block. Es-
tabishcd isss
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CARRIE this city. October y. 100. Of accidental
drowning. wrsy Tgrfey Carr aged u yssrs
Funeral this saturday afternoon. 81 O'Clock,
frou the unitarisn church on Seventh avenue. In
ternent IN Lake View cerastery
CARR-in this city. October D. 1900 81 accidental
drcwnine. Cisrt ~. Carr. sstd 2 years
Funeral this saturday afternoon, a. o'clock.
from the Unitarian church on seventh avenue In
termert At Gzlesburz. IN
TuHSER-In this city. November :, 100. Carl
Turner aged q year.. Member Sesmens tnsnu.
Remains at BonneJ a stewart
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PUBLISHERS NorTcE.-Trsveifnr sr.uts are
4 y, Burnett. J. A Mcclellan. o. y. Leoms and
n Blanchard City collector are Y, 7. Hsvley.
John %. sheshsu, J. A. Goodfciiov. A. II Mills
snd Robert Axin Pcssr=ss~rs ereyyvhs~ ars oass
seenfs Par roncy only To these and % cur resi-
Forthwr<f
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uopes NOTICES

Er. Johns f.ssge. Na. a y and A ~
meets this - turdasA etrnirR. a. p
O'clock seceaa aeErrc Az Frce Ma-
aeas are Invited b. 81 Ackman. ~
Va y = peactsan seerrtary
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LICENSES TO WED.

Licenses TO wed we're yesterday issued for Edward
A. Ostorne ~. a Wabash. Wash, and Pearl
Troy f3t), of Auburn: John Quiziey IN and Mar
NJ Isszqush. Sherman =. Stall t5si. q Nanaifno.
p. c.. and Ollie Te5dmAn fyl. Of Victoria. b. e.
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GRAND hail Saturday evening November
10. music by Wagner orchestra; floor
directed by Prot Wilson. admtssoa.
gentlemen. see. ladies free. commit =
reserves all rights Rsnke hail. Pike
street.
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GRAND BALL WEDNESDAY evening,
November I. AT Ranke hall. Pike street,
sven by u. a G., admission, gentlemen.
sac; ladies free. Prof, Wilson, fioc r
director. committee reserves all tiEhts.
good music
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

ALL. friends OF the order are cordially in
vited 70 attend an entertainment given
under the auspices OF the Rathbons Sis-
ters In Knights OF PythIas hall stevens
hotel. Saturday evening. November Z.
Miss Lottie i. Tillotson. 81 st. Paul.
MINI. graduate OF Boston school OF ora
tory. Will render several recitations.
Dancing after the programme. Good
music. Admission. - cents,
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G. Il 1.iVERMoRE Tls New York M.
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Eastland-- EaStiand-- Eassland --Ens,iss5
Eastfand- Eastiand-- Eastiand -~FssflSs5
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EastlaDf-- r~~si-e !
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Eastiand-- Life about as --EanslaA
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