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once more receives its sustenance and
the depleted forces of the weak organs
are renewed by a flow of rich, pure
blood, which is made from the food
and which is really food concerted in
an assimilable form for the building
up of Lne organs of the body
Golden Medical Discovery" cures
diseases of the stomach and organs OF
0lgestion and nutrition. 1t enables the
perfect assimila ion Of the food, and so
the perfect nutrition of the body, in the
only way OF nourishment known to
nature-by food properly digested and
asSimilated. There is no alcohol in
the Discovery and it is entirely free
from opium, cocaine and all other mar
cotics.
Il am farmer, and work the farm
for a living" writes Mr.. Eli Ashford,
of Raney. Hunt Co., Texas. "In the
spring of 1891 l was taken with a
cough, which grew worse in spite of
all the medicines l had taken. /
was so weak l could hardly get about,
and began to split up blood. My neigh
bors said that l would not live to see
the next Christmas, but after reading
your Memorandum Book | commenced
taking DR.. Pierce's' Golden Medical
Discovery. l used fourteen bottles, and
am happy to say that l am now we'll
and can do as much work as anybody. -
Friend in Need.
The offer of free consultation by let
ter which DR.. Pierce extends to all who
suffer from chronic or long standing
diseases has made him the friend in
need" OF many a sufferer. BY his med
ical advice and fatherly counsel he has
helped thousands to new lease of life.
All correspondence is strictly private
and sacredly confidential Do not de-
lay. If you are sick and need advice
write to DR.. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N.
Y.
There is no substitute for Golden
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medicine which can equal it in the cure
of the disease for which it is recon-
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little more profit on less meritorious
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him know that you know it.
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The greatest fortune of all is health
1t makes all other fortunes possible
DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
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Address DR.. R. ". Pierce, Buffalo, N
Y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-06

ming fight in this district against Capt.
Doyener. He would capture large
number of Republican votes in this
county and has the ability to make a
thorough canvass OF the district. He
is in line with his party as against
the colossal trusts He is against i'm
perialism and the annexation of the
Philippines. There is a strong and
growing feeling In this district against
the expansion policy OF .le present
administration. Many Republicans
condemn it. The veteran editor Of
the Republican organ, Mr.. Jacob, has
written many able editorials against
it and is not in line with the admin
istration in this of expansion. Z Give
us Mr.. Palmer as our, standard bearer.
who can present with ability and fair
ness the position of the two great par
ties on these great questions so vital
and important to the people of this
country.
He will not only impress the Dem
ocratic voters of the district, but all
fair-minded citizens in his honesty
and ability and his loyalty to the best
interest of West Virginia and the ma
ton, and if he secures the nomination
and if the best man wins" John G.
Palmer, Jr., will represent this district
in the United States Congress.
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THE OLDEST G|ANT
N THE WORLD.
HIS CRAFTINESS AND
CRUELTY.

In Bunyan's deathless allegory, his
pilgrim fleeing for life is taken pris-
oner by Giant Despair and thrown into
the dungeons of Doubling Castle. De-
spair is the oldest of the giants and
the strongest of them ALL He has
slain more men and women than
sword, famine and pestilence combin-
3D. For Despair has "all seasons for
his own" and never ceases night or
day in his ruthless war against hui
manity. When man or women hears
the sound of the steps of the giant on
their track they fee as fast and as far
as strength lasts, then the crack of a
pistol, the flash of knife, opens what
seems in their encouragement, to be
the only way of escape.
Glad to destruction swift to be hurled.
Anywhere, anywhere, out of the world"
There are thousands of men and
women to-day who are despair's pris-
oners. They have no. hope of escape.
The giant towers high above them and
whichever way they turn his shadow
falls upon their path. OF all such pris-
oners those who are held fast in the
grip of some deep-rooted disease are
most to be pitied. Their cheeks are
hollow, their eyes deep sunken, their
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-06
INSTANTLY KILLED.
Ritchie County Man Run Down by
Train at Piedmont.
EneciaI 10

A Ritchie County Man Run Down by
Train at Piedmont.
Special to the Register
PIEDMONT, w. Va, June 5.-John
Burk, of CORVALLIS, Richie county.
was instantly killed in the east end
OF the Baltimore & Ohio railroad yard
at 9 o'clock last night by passenger
train No. l, on which the deceased
was to have gone to Clarksburg.
Burke came to Piedmont yesterday.
and intended to go to Clarksburg on
NO. l. Some twenty minutes before
the train was due he purchased ticket
for Clarksburg, and then wandered
down the track and was instantly
killed by No. l. His head and one
hand We're crushed. A young man
who was with him here and left on
that train wired back through the con-
ductor that Burke told him his home
was at CORVALLIS. He also said Burke
had quart of whisky and had drunk
nearly all of it at Piedmont He
came down from Davis yesterday, got
his supper, and had his hair cut and
was shaved at Charles Browns bar
Der shop. He did not appear to be
under the influence of whisky when he
purchased his ticket. In answer to an
Inquiry the telegraph operator at
CORVALLIS wired Assistant Trainmas-
ter Daniel Cowan last night that
Burkes family are nice people and that
they would be notified this morning.
Unless the relatives claim the body
it will be inferred at the expense of
the county. He had some little money
in his pockets. The body was taken
to the E. J. Fredlock Company's I'M
dertaking rooms and prepared for
burial, where it will be kept until his
family is heard from. Some people
think there may have been foul play,
and an inquest may yet be held. The
man may have been coaxed down the
road and murdered. Harry Thomas,
who sold him his ticket, says he had
considerable money then, although but
little was found on him after death.
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Harmony Was Absent.
'pecial to the Register.


WELLSBURG, w. Va, June 5.-The
Republican convention here on Satur-
day last to select delegates to the
State and Congressional conventions.
was not harmonious by any means.
One feature of the convention more
In evidence than any other was that
Capt. Dovener's power in Brooke
COUNTY is badly shattered and Brooke.
like some other counties in the dis
trict, sends a divided delegation and
the two districts sustaining the Cap
tain was painfully close He was here
In person and did not meet with the
ovation of former years.
The Democrats up here are taking
on hope and believe the district can
be redeemed with the right kind of a
man. Many Republicans think the
State and legislative ticket is in doubt.
We have, in the person of of our cit-
liens, John C. Palmer, Jr., who We
believe win be able to make Z win
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-06
THE CAMPBELL MEN
Claim They Will Put Up a stir Fight
Against Dovener To-Day.
SOecial to the Register


WESTON, w. Va, June 5.-Not
over twenty-five delegates have vet ar
rived to be present at the Republican
Congressional convention to be held
tomorrow. The Campbell faction of
Braxton county is already on the
ground and seem to be thoroughly or
ganized. Some of the Dovener dele
gates came in on the late afternoon
train, with a few scattering delegates
from Ohio, Brooke and other counties
The special train from Wheeling is
due at ten o'clock tonight. which will
bring the remaining delegates from
Ohio and other counties. AS it Iooks
tonight, the Doyener people seem to
be in the ascendency, but the Camp
bell people claim they will make it
warm for him before he gets the nom
nation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-06
cure Of diseases OF the respiratory

cure Of diseases OF the respiratory
organs
Il had been troubled with bronchitis
and catarrh of the head for eight
years; and severe cough and at times
great difficulty in breathing" writes
7. w. Howerton, Esq, of Bigfall, Han
cock Co., Tenn. "A portion of the
time my appetite was poor and part OF
the time was unable to do anything.
| had been treated by our best coun-
try physicians for several years, but
with little benefit. / had been reading
about your medicine for several years,
but hadn't much faith in it. Last
spring Concluded that would try it.,
and before / had taken one-third of a
bottle of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery and Pleasant Pellets l be-
gan to mend. / continued taking it
until had taken several bottles. Now
/ feel like new man and can do as
hard days work as any man."
1t Astonishes People.
to take medicine for the stomach and
blood and find it curing the heart,
lungs, liver, kidneys, and other organs
remote from the stomach. But diseas-
es that originate in the stomach are
cured through the stomach.
To sum up, food is the life of the
body and each organ of the body. But
when the stomach is weak food is
not properly digested or adequately
assimilated. When disease in the sto-
mach and digestive and nutritive sys-
TENS reduces the sustenance OF the
body, it reduces the vitality Of the
body and all the organs Of the body.
This loss of vital force will be most
marked in that organ which has an
inherent weakness, as is often the
case with the lungs. When the disease
of the stomach and digestive and nu-
tritiye systems is cured the body
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-06
POLITICAL.
OFFICIAL CALL FOR STATE
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION,

AT meeting of the State Democratic
Executive Committee, held at Charles
ton West Virginia. on the 15th Of Janu-
airy, 1900 il was ordered that a State con-
yent.on of accredited represen tatives Of the
Democratic party OF West Virginia be
held at the city OF Parkersburg, in the
County OF Wood. Oh
Wednesday, June 9th, 1900, at 1900
O'Clock Meridian,
for the purpose IF selecting nominees for
the following offices: Governor, Auditor,
Attorney General, State Superintendent OF
Free Schools, Treasurer, two Judges Of the
supreme Court of Appeals, Two Electors
at-Large for President and Wee President
Of the United states. Members of the state
Democratic Executive Committee, and the
transaction of such other business as may
properly come before H.
IL was also ordered that each County
shall have one Delegate In said Convention
for each one hundred 900 votes or frac-
ton thereof of fifty (50) votes or more cast
In such county for electors for President
and Vice President OF the United states
at the election OF November 9Th. 1896. that
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-06
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
No rs North Front street, s-room house,
lot 60x400 feet.
No 81 South York street Broom house.
Fourteen-room double frame on South
Huron street.
Lot 60 feet front on South Front street.
THEO. w. FINK & CO.,
1l63 Market Street.
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Quite a Surprise.

Special to the Register.
CLIFTON, w. Va, June 5.-While
enjoying his MONDAY meal, Charles
Shank, a carpenter. of this place, lost
his appetite. A large black snake fell
from the ceiling to the center of the
table, and Shank says that was enough
to cause anybody to lose his appetite.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-06
FOR RENT.
FOR sALE-RRAL NsTATE-

FOR RENT-Store room, 113S water street.
an22A&dh
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Memorial Day Observed.

Special to the Register
PARKERSBURG, w. Va, June s.
Confederate Memorial Day was OBJ
served here to-day quietly, the graves
in all the local cemeteries being pro-
fusely decorated. Prayer was offered
by Rev. H. G. Henderson, of the NJ.
E. church, South, but no address was
made.
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Martiasburg Beaten.
cial to the Register.

Special to the Register
MARTINSBURG, w. Va, June s.
The Chambersburg base ball team in a
well-played game here today defeated
the home team by score of II to 4.
Batteries, Dolmer and Bucher for
Chambersburg, and Cousins and Pet
ger for MartinSburg
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-28
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ST LOUIS, May 2T.-Entries for tomorrow
races:
First race-Tewanda, l0s Tekful, d. Oul
Clara Il2; Bell Jackman. los; IA "a, SO; King
Galong, 1Os Cannonade. los; Rouge ct Noir. Sc;
Mamie r.. 1906; Old Fox, 104; Pacenaker, Ill
Gomez, Ill.
Second race-For three.year olds and upward
one mile and twenty yards,-Iiood's Brigade, l07;
Tom Gilmore, 100; Jake Weber, a5: Sir Joseph
Lister, III; Clincher. Ill: Jim Conway. III;
Sir Catinn l01; Rushfelds. III; Monaghan. SO;
Larius 50; Crusade. 30.
Third race-for two-year olds; Ave furlongs.-
Alard scheck, 49, Wild Pirate, III: Mons. JOG;
Hurry l03 Ampere. LOG.
Fourth racc--For tlree.yoar-olds and upward;
selling: five furlongs. Dave Waldo, ITO; Frank
Bell. 49, Yellow Tail, 100; Ed L., 1o1: Necklace,
l05; Iauntsman, %; hummer. 10Y; CapItoa, l02
;!rantor lOl; Vesper Light. Jos.
Fifth racc--Iiandcap: for three year-olds and
upward; six furlongs.-Wounded Knee, es; Fire
side, lO.; Theory, lG2; MascaGni, 90; Van Hore.
becke, sc; Diana Fonso. 80; Greenock. 105.
Sixth race-for three year-olds and upward.
selling. six furlonss,-Also Ran H. lU.; Dolly
Weithoa, lG2; Annie Oldfeds, lC7: Eight Bells.
I0,; siddubia l04; Lee Bruno l04; Virgins 100
Cotton Plant lOS: Lieber Anton. i0i; Bertha
Nell, l0i; Cathedral, l01; The Light, lO2
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THE RACING CALENDAR.

GRAVESEND, May 27.-Entries for tomorrow
races:
First race-For maiden two-year olds; FIVE fur
longs Humboldt, Gold Prince, Blues, Remsen
Bead Gallant, Blue Coat, Rolling Boer, DIR. Bar
low, DIR. Preston, Schoolmaster, 1le; Relucent,
San Louis, ST. Glor, 100.
Second race-For three-year-olds and upward;
handicap; one and one-eighth mi!es.-Gulden,
ia; Lotharo, ll9: Ten Candles, ll2; Hesper, ITO;
Blueaway, 1875; Maxine Gomez, l22; Half Time.
40; Jackpoint, 121.
Third race-For three year-olds and upward:
selling; five furlcngs.-Sky Scraper, 1903; Sir
Christopher, lo4; Sparrow Wing, l)l; Miss Han
over. 49, Marblehead, III; Borough, 100; suniol,
90; Doublet, l0I; Queen Anne, 95; Tinge, 1906;
Picardy. Jos; Oliver Nc, Jos; Affect, 100; Ire
margo, log; Sensational, l03; Aibonita, 80; Ken
sington, l05; Prince Florist, 10s Disturber, los;
l.. Simmons. 10l.
Fourth race-The Glover Stakes; for FLIES two
years old; four and one-half Undergraduates
Pepper, Julia Hanover, Maria Bolton, Goddess Of
Night. Ida Ccrbrey, Bramble Bush, Tower of
Candles, Luerana, ll2; Anecdotc, 10.
Fifth race-For three year-oids; one and one
sixteenth .-fnnominatum, 100: Zazane. 1O1 /;
illuminate, 1l3; Prince Richard, liz; Limelight,
lI2; Beautiful, 107; Bombsheii. H.; Lille Sim
mon. III; Margaret. l12; Mango, 1l2; Disturber,
I13: Queen Louise, III. th
Sixth rsce-For maidcns three years old and
upward; about six furlongs --Mercer, 100; ROch-
ester. Il2; Fiuoncena. l07, Keep Time, ll3;
f. p. q. T.. li3; Pineher, ll2; Nansen 100;
Alsike. 49, Scales, 100; Stratheonsn, l13; Chain
berlain, lI2; okette, H.
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Entries mt Latoniu

LAToNIA, May 27.-Entries for tomorrow's
races:
First race-For threeyear- olds and upward; six
.urlones.-Anna Balm, %; Islip, os; UnSghtly,
100; His Excellency. los; Star Of Bethlehem, los;
Tragedy, ia; Uncle Simon, lla.
Second race-For three-year -Ods and upward
selling; mile.-Sadie Burnham. SIS; My But
terfy, s.; Doctor TAR, 81; Headly, 90; Dramburg,
%; High Noon. 100: Eleanor Holmes. 100; Beth.
lelem Star, lG2; Midglen. los; Dandy H., LOG;
Osman, 1O7.
Third race-For two year-olds FIVE furloBgs
Glen Bow, 1903; Robert Morrison, 1903; Sam Lyons,
l0s; Norvin Harris. 1903; Faraday, Jr.. lO6; Muir
ano, 100; LopgGo. l0G Drogheda, Jog.
Fourth race-The Latona Derby; for three year
olds; one and one-half miles.-Kentueky Farmer,
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-28
shnrkey VIII Work.

While most people are preparing TO rest and
recreate during the torrid season. Thomas
Shsri,ev, OF Sheepshead Bay. has mapped out a
programme of work. calculated TO discourage a
less courageous and intellectual man While
cleryymen and other thinkers are fleeing to the
mountains and seashore for the purpose of re-
habilitating their grey brain matter. Prof. Shar-
kew remains in his Sheepshead Bay study ham
mering at the ahsYuse ,mental problems with
which he is to be ctnir rtcd. No problems will
trouble YOU il You Fsep tcuT system in order
quart. Only from lan,s Thsrp. sl2 Street
Phone 1lil. sT my2ft
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Negotiations which have been in prog
ress for several weeks for the purchase
of the outstanding stock of the Standard
Gaslight Company by the Consolidated are
f, nearing completion. II is necessary for
| the Consolidated Gas Company to have
more than a mere majority of the stock
IN order to transfer the property to the
Consolidated in exchange for securities
The protective committee OF StaI lard Gas
| directors, which was formed when it was
discovered that Russell Sage had disposed
OF his interest to William C. Whitney for
the Consolidated, holds slightly more than
one-half of the capital stock. This OPP
position stock is so firmly held that no
deal could be carried out for sale of the
property unless all was purchased. John
T. Terry. a director of the Standard Gas
light Company, admitted Saturday that
these negotiations were progressing ia
vorably and might be closed this week.
but added that TO his knowledge the Con-
solidated Gas Company WAS not directly
connected with the transaction.
The selling of American Ice last week
was attributed TO politicians who, becom-
ing frightened over the present agitatio
against the company. are pocketing their
losses on stock bought al much higher
prices when bull tips were SO generously
distributed around the Democratic Club.
The stock is probably nearly on the bot
tom now.
At the annual meeting OF the American
Steel Hoop Company next Tuesday there
will be- it is said, no changes which will
affect the management OF the company.
There are no dssensions, as reported. The
false rumors current have doubtless ema-
mated from irresponsible sources.
The voting by the stockholders of the
Western New York and Pennsylvania Rail-
road on the proposal OF the Pennsylvania
looking TO the control OF the former road
by the Pennsylvania closed on Saturday.
AS result the Pennsylvania Railrad Com
pany acquires control. The offer of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company called for
the payment of is per cent, or 50 share,
for the stock, and 80 per cent, or 5000 per
bond, for income bonds. The amount OF
stock deposited could not be ascertained
The first through train OF the PennsyI-
wanna Railroad from the South was iun
over the newly acquired lines yesterday
Western New York and Pennsylvania will
be operated in connection with the Allie
ghany Vail TEN.
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Entries Mt hawthorne.

HAWTHORNE, May 27.-Entries for tomorrow S
races:
First race-For year-olds and upward; five
furlongs. -Flamero, 100; Maud Ferguson. Goebel,
Ed Garland II, St. Cuthbcrt, San Mateo, l0I;
Boney Boy. l0i; The Lady in Blue, l02; Isabinda,
Minyon. 9s; Emma NJ. Miss Stanley, 90.
Second race-For three-year Ids and upward:
selling; one mile.-The Eclector, ZIG; Dutch
Comedian, I12; Murat. 10: Preston. III; Astor,
100: Doinsie. 100: Rollins, 100; Trimmer, los;
Tyrba 1885, Lady Meddlesome. 1893.
Third racc-Steepleehase; for our-year-olds and
upward; short coIrse.-MeddleT. I5I. Monta,
I57; Becky Rolfe, $50; Tin Craft. 155; ZufaliG
1885, Globe H. 1i7: Chcnier. 1879.
Fourth racc-Flight Stakes, for three-year -ods
and upward; six furlonss.-Imp. Mint Sauce. 1l9;
Hermoso los; Hard Knot, lO6; Goebel. JOG: Head
water, 1O8; Andes. l0i; Sam Fullcn, 1903; Ben
Lodi. lOI: Maggie Davis. 30; Celeritas, 10;
Atlantic. 80; Tuthill, 95; Emma H.. 81.
Fifth race-For two-year dds four furlongs.-
Rio del Altar, 10; Oscar III: fancywood. Ill;
Ralins, 100; Water Alone. 100; Cast Anchor l05;
Hattie June. l07.
sixth race-For three-yesr olds and upward:
one mile.-Arhur Behan, 100: Microscope. 105;
Loves Labor. l05; Bermuda Prince. 105; Vain, 10l.
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FREE TREATMENT.

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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-28

Two-base hits-o'Brien, 9. Three-base hits
Beaumont. Wagner, Corcoran Sacrifice hit-Ely.
Double plays-Stenfeldt TO Beckley; Corcoran,
Steinfcldt, and Beckley. Struck out-By Wad-
dell. 2; by Breitenstein, /; by Hahn, 8. Bases
on balls-0f Waddell, 2; off Breitenstein. /.
Hit by pitcher-Rtchey. Left bases-Cincin-
natl, 6; Pittsburg, 6. First base errors
Pittsburg, !. Time of game, ] hour and so min
utes umpire-SWartwnod
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-28

Ia; ST. Ivor. ia; Highland Lad H. Forizar
I27, Scroggins' entry; Lieut.. Gibson, 1877.
Fifth racc-For two-year-old FLIES. four and
onc-haif turlongs.-Staf, Tcscoea, Glass Slipper,
Lydor Bell, 100; Queen Lite, Bean, Telephone
Bell, Queen A. Day lOi; Erema, ll2
Sixth race-For three ear-ods and upward ;
one mile-Nina b. L., 50; Strathlight, %; Aurea
90; Atlantis, 1O2; Beana l0i; Clay Pointer, ITO;
Salvarse, lis; Lord neni. 116.