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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-02-18
MR.. DOOLEY ON THE
POLITICS OF KENTUCKY.

Copyright 1900 by Robert Howard Russell.
IF. TIL Pres:dint doesn't stop in an in
terfere' SAID Mr.. Hennessy. they'll be
bloodshed in Kentucky"
''What business is it Nv Mack's! Mr..
Dooley protested. 9TH wars in this coun-
thry, man alive! If twas in Boolgahria
or Chiny or on tn headwaters Nv tn Boz
zoon river in tn sooltynate .v-iv-I din
nav hat-what-thin twud be tn
jooty iv our COVER mint for to resolve that
tn interests Nv humanity an civilization
an tn advancement iv tn human kind
required that we should step in an put a
head on wan, or both w tn parties. But
they'se no reason now. me boy, fr these
are our people an it's wan iv their rights
undher tn martial law that's TIL founda-
ton iv our institutions, to bate each other
to death whiniver an Nlereiver they
place. 'Twud be all Fright f'r tn Emperor
Wilium to come in an take hand. but
Gawd help him If ne did. or tn Prisidint
iv tn Fr-rinch or tn Emperor " Cniny.
'Twud be all Fright FIR thin An though
we might meet thin at TIL dure an hand
thin wan FIR their impydince. we'd be in
tn wrong. Twud be a good jop fr Ag-
gynaldoo too, if he cud find himself an
HSd "a time IL must Ut cte1E 10 niiii 10
what news he hears whin tn ether pill
grim father S:n.tor Hoar calls on him in
tn three where he makes his home. that
what kentucky needs now Is wan an on'y
wan stable COVER mint an a little public
peace. He might restore peace at home
an abroad be cuttin' in. but tn poor ls-ad
has other things to think ". I'd like to
see HIM It must be near year since he
I'D
made be bullets as he cleared tn fences"
1T looks to me as though tn roypuoii-
can was WRONG" said Mr.. Hennessy with
the judicial manner Of a man without
prejudices
Nv coorse he's wrong said Mr. Dooley.
He starts wrong. An tn dimmycrats
ar-re Fright. They're always Fright.
IT'S their position tn dimmycrats ar-re
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-02-18

a sandbag. b:ece of lead pipe in stock
IN a rabbits foot rr luck, a stove lid an,
can iv dinnymite an with siveral Nv his
cillybrated knives behind his ears, in his
hair, between his teeth an gleam.R firm
his pockets he sallies forth on his sacred
mission, an gives tn writ to a clerk to
sarve an stays IN town himself where he
successfully resists all charges Nv tn bar
finder. Til clerk goes up TO tn state
house where tn govnor is ixicut!n tn
high thrust reposed in him be himsilf, be-
hind breast works an guarded be some OF
tn most desp'rate an patriotic runyans
in th'state. What have ye there?' says
his ixillincy with hand on tn stirring ~ a
d.nnymfte gun. A writ firm the coort
bouncin' We firm ye'er high office says tn
clerk. AS law abidin' citizen says his
.xcilllncy,' an an official entrusted be tn
people iv this glad State with tn exicu-
Stion iv tn statutes bow to tn law.' he
says. But he says. I'll be hanged IL I'll
bow to tn decree Nv amy low browed
pussilanimous idmmycratic coort.' ne
says 'Sojers' he says. 'sieze this dis1ur-
Der " tn peace an stick him IN tn cellar.
Jawn ne says arm ye'ersif an proceed
to tn republican timpIe Nv justice In Ho-
gan's saloon an have tn stanch an up
right Judge Blood prepare some good hon
list wrsts Nv tn party " Lincoln an Grant
he says. In tn nanetime. as tn consti-
tootion has lost fits sights an tn cylinder
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-02-18

fright an tn Republicans has tn jobs
1t all come UP because our vinerated party,
Hinnissy, amt quick at IN count. Man
an boy I've taken an Interest in politics
all me life an l find tn on'y way 10 win
an n.ction is to begin fr to count tn
minyit we've completed tn preliminaries
iv clos.n' tn polls an KILN tn other
judges an clerks
eth dimmycrats counted but tn count
came too late. Be tn time tn apparent
an hid!ous majority iv tn republicans
was rajooced to nawthin'. an a good liber-
al, substantial, legal an riotous dimmy-
cratic majority put N its place be ordher
" tn courts. tn commonwealth iv Ken
lucky an Jack Chnn, tn republican
that's been so long IN tn job an has be-
come so welded TO ii thut We cuddent
shake him out with a can Nv joynt powd-
her. 1t seems to him that there niver was
a time whin he wasn't goy'nor.
TIL dimmycrats get together an call on
that learned an incorruptibie jood.shary
that's done so much to il.vate tn party
into high office an wfin TIL dure iv tn
saloon is locked they say"Bill they say,
were BEN robbed iv our suffrage" says
they. 'Th hated emmy has stolen tn ball
lot an thrampled on tn r-rights iv tn citi-
zens.' in tn southern part Nv tn State
faster thin we cud undo their hellish
wurruk IN our own counties they says.
They now hol' tn jobs an IL they stay
in they'se no more chsnst iv fver .iset,n'
dimmycrat again thin there wud be "
nlicitin' a republican IL we got H. they
say.
DO We mix US up a replevy writ an
well go over an haul tn chair fr m undher
thim,'' they say. So III judge passes out
a replevy writ be vartue iv tn thrust
that's been reposed in him be tn comfy
an gives ii to Col. Jack Chinn, wan iv tn
leaders iv tn Kentucky bar fr to sarve.
An Col. Jack Chinn arms himsiIf as
becomes representative Nv a great coort
go.n TO sarve a sacred writ nv replvey on
tn usurper to tn Hottest or wan ~ III
Hottest jobs that tn people ~ gloryous
State can donate TO a citizen. He s-hraps
on three gatiin guns. four revoIvers two
swords, a rife, shot gun q baseball bat.
a handgrenade (to be used onsy In case Of
thirst,) pair Nv handcuf1s. bras knuckies
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-02-18

don't revolve' no says. I susplnd It an
proclaim martial law. he says. 4 want a
law he says that mesilf an all other good
citizens can rayspict he says. I want
one ne says, that's been made undher mo
own personal supervision he says Good
handmade copper distilled wan hundred
tin proof material law ought to be good
fr amy Kentuckyan' ne says. so tn
mex We hear tn soJers ARE chassn IN
coorts out iv tn State, tn Legislature
Is meetiR in Duluth, PinSacola an Ban-
gor, Maine, an comfy Nv citizens con-
gist.n' iy some ~ tn best gun fighters ~
tn State ar-re meetin' TO decide how tn
CONTROVERSY can be decided without loss
iv blood or Jobs. While they're In sessioz
tn gown is in contimpt ~ coort. tn
coorts ar-re in continpt Nv tn gov nor. an
II anybody but Tidy Rosenfeit has amy
other feeIlY fr ayether w thin I havcnis
heard him speak"
They ought TO fire out tn royppubiican.s
said Mr.. Hennessy Sure tis comm 70
a nice state iy affairs wfin IN likes ~ him
can defy tn coorts."
True rr ye" said Mr.. Dooley. Put
don't IKE tn looks sv It firm our side lv
IN, house. vhiniyer a dimmyerat has to
go to coort to win an llsction I get strspi-
ctous. They'se something WRONG In KEN
lucky. Hinnissy. We were too slow. Tn
inirny goe tn first cheat
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-02-18
NOVELTIES N SHIRT WAISTS
Sensible Changes Predicted BY Daisy
May.

Shirt waists are the stepping stones
from winter to summer wearing appar-
Ell, and at this moment the shops are
Hooded with most attractive specimens.
For the past few years they seem each
season to have reached higher plane,
both as serviceable and as beautiful
Belongings. Several new features are
introduced this spring which bear out
my assertion. For instance, collars are
attached, which not only afford agreat-
er degree of comfort for the wearer
and do away with the troublesome
neckband and oft time oibstreperous
back collar button, but insure perfect
at and neat appearance. Then. toe, there
Is an advantage In the abolition OF
yokes, which at best destroyed the
symmetry Of fine back and lily con-
cealed the defects Of one not so good.
Tight sleeves are to be commended
as being consistent with the orthodox
brother article from which shirt waists
were originated. Cuffs are gauntlet
shaped and are marks OF beauty, es-
pecially if the shirt Is Of the lingerie
order. When it is Of percale. pique, or
other utility materials the cuff is fit
to the sleeve with upturning point, car
rying out the same idea. White collars
are the smart thing for colored shirts,
and without exception are attached.
These are, Of course Of the standing
variety. Where colored collars are sup
piled they are invariably of the turn
over sort, and not so deep as last year.
The very high collar has given place to
one designed for comfort rather than
6how-it may even have round corners
and be correct. If 1t takes the form OF
an uninterrupted upright band, it fails
to meet the center. Colored piques,
chambray and mercerized cotton are
the leading materials of which the sea-
sonalble shirt waists are made. Mercer
ICED cotton Is a novelty which will at
tract favorable attention. 1t Is simply
sea island cotton with a silky surface.
1T is soft, pleasing to the touch, and
lends itself admirably to the purpose Of
blouse and neglige shirt waists. This
new material will be a formidable rival
OF wash silks, as dts lasting qualities
are superior and 1t DIS less expensive
Some very stylish shirts Of mercerized
cotton, cut in the latest fashion, with
pointed cuffs and attached collars, eff
fectively trimmed in narrow white
beading, are sold at $1.75 and look
quite as pretty as do those Of the finest
wash silks. White shirts in fancy WOW
en- cotton stuffs are among the most
Balable Of the seasons products, both
because they are inexpensive and wo-
men have come to appreciate their
washable qualities. The material in use
70 sufficiently decorative in itself; there
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-02-18
OW0u~<<,e>@A
a Great Sufferer.

great dyspepsia and
Fnermacher, Lhgh
aching all
trouble,
and
all the time At the time
the
dot odetvo and
deblated appearance blood whole
Suffered
number medical firms for
advice
AT
symptoms and received
substantial advice that before read This
confidence the Worlds Dspenay Medical
Association left off all former remedies and tried
Pellets
of the Discovery which brought
nj nearly ackt % m of health
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-02-18

pets" Says scientific writer, Act
ual tests have shown that twenty per
cent. of the dairy cows of the United
States are tuberculous," and again,
"the average grade of milk sold, in
large cities often contains as high as
100000 bacteria in a cubic inch"
These facts are appalling. The
very existence of the human race
seems threatened, as indeed it is but
for one defence. To quote again
from a standard scientific article: So
fast, indeed, are new parasites being
produced that were not science con-
stantly celebrating counter-checks our
boosted civilization would soon come
to the end of its tether."
One of these great scientific
counter checks to germ disease is
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry. The germ generally finds en-
trance into the body through the
stomach. It enters by the door of
the mouth in our food or our drink.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-02-18

fore they - mallo Qulte plQi1 Nhlch
conducss to ~ hnnderang GESTURE
not 10 BE deppised
Deep tucks and the use Of large pearl
buttons are noticeable on the piQue,
chambray and percale shirts These
kinds are always neatly tailored and
bear ample evidence of being the work
OF experienced haberdashers.
The handmade lingerie shirt waist is
the immediate extravaganza and real
novelty. 1t is usually made Of Persian
lawn or Of the sheerest linen cambria.
1t is really more bodice than shirt
waist, as it is nearly always provided
with fancy yoke or some surplice eff
feet. Many of them fasten in the back
with invisible buttons, and others hook
under the arm. A very beautiful one
is made of Persian lawn strips half
an inch wide, put together with her
ring-bone stitches. The vest and yoke
are composed of even narrower bands,
which produce strikingly exquisite
lacy effect. The gauntlet cuff reaches
well over the hand. describing an
acute point, and is fastened by cro-
cheted buttons and thread loops. 1t
may be worn over a colored or white
silk underwaist, which it is intended
should be long sleeved and high neck
ed. All over tucks form another
Every stitch is made by hand. In
this case a surplice arrangement is
of handsome vandyke lace, also hand
made, with sleeves of the same. This
particular shirt is slightly "bouffant,"
the necessary fullness being distribut-
ed by box plat. Great attention is
given to the soft stock ana trumpet
shaped cuffs, which are indescribably
chic.
White linen lawn embroidered Law
ishly in silk bowknots is the midway
offering between the very simple and
very elaborate shirt waist output.
These have box plated backs minus
Jokes and plain fronts with a sugges-
ton of fullness in the nature of shall
low plaits extending few inches be-
low the shoulder line. Doing away
with yokes calls forth my unstinted
praise. There vas never any real
necessity for their being, and not only
was the identity of good back lost,
but the line Of the shoulder was COM
pletely obliteratel.
In the same category with the en-
broidered lawn may be mentioned the
dressy batiste blouse or shirt. 1t comes
in delicate colorings and is made
more dainty by the addition of a white
null vest or yoke with tucks held to-
gether by beading Or fine lace inser-
ton.
The new skirts are the talk Of the
hour. From being seamless they are
now provided with plaits or gathers.
Plated and gathered skirts are met at
almost every step. These are not uni
formly set in around The waist; they
are arranged in groups, separated by
plain space. Bodies are trimmed in
the same way. Sometimes these plaits
are sewed together as far as the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-02-18
$4,000 Given AW0q !!

In the past year Dr. n. v. Pierce has gvon away
many copies OF the PEOPLES COMMON SENSE Med
CAE ADVISER, that the expense to him exclusive Of
the cost of mailing has been twenty-five thousand
dollars. This great work, containing 1908 pages and
700 Illustrations, Is sent FREE by the author
receipt of StcEps to dOfroy expense OF mailing ONLY
IL tells sie plain truth In plain English. Send ~
cent stamps for paper bound book, 81 stamps for
handsome cloth covered volume.
address: on. n. W PIERCE, Buffalo, N. "
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-02-18
pets and parasites.
HOW DREAD DISEASES
APE DISSEMINATED.

THE parasitic germ is measured under the microscope
by the twenty-five thousandtE part Of an inch. Its
power measured by the cholera scourge the plague
consumption and other decimating diseases. The germ
lies in wait for human life every side in earth, air,
water and food Attention has of late been drawn pets
disease dissemnators Many boy has taken dptheria
from his pet dog; many girl owes consumption to her
canary.
In London England they legislating to compel a
monthly examination of eathered pets, by the board of
health because the experts consumption say that
numerous cases Of consumption have been shown to
originate from the deadly tuberculosis germs which breed
with such startling ecundty these supposedly harmless
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-02-18

when commenced taking medicines eighteen months health
Nd could
attended trouble
Discovery,
,nn NOR could formerly Uakk."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-02-18

It's future power for harm depends chiefly upon the
condition of the stomach and organs of digestion and
nutrition When food is perfectly dgested and assimi
lated, when the blood is pure and abundant disease
finds foothold DR. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery
makes the body practically mpregnable against disease
heals diseases of the stomach and other organs of
digestion and nutrition It increases the activity of the
boodmaking glands and increases the supply of pure
blood 1t carries off the waste and poisonous accmu
lations from the system 1t makes strong. healthy
body built up of sound flesh instead of fabby fat.
Even when the lungs and respiratory organs have
been attacked, and there obstinate cough, bron-
chits hemorrhage weakness and emacation vGolden
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Schal pierces
had
going did your
wththe bestre
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-02-18

Medical Discovery" has restored the
sufferer to perfect and permanent
health. If you are sick begin to
use vGolden Medical Discovery" and
you will begin to be well.
There is no substitute for the Dis
covery" and nothing vjust as good"
Any attempt to sell you any other
preparation in place Of DR.. Pierce's
medicine has only one object, the de-
sire of the dealer to make an excess
sive profit.
There is no alcohol in wGolden
Medical Discovery" and it contains
no cocaine, opium or other narcotic.
Persons suffering from chronic
forms of disease are invited to con-
suit DR.. Pierce by letter free. All
correspondence is strictly private and
sacredly confidential, and all replies to
correspondents are mailed in plain
envelopes bearing no advertising or
printing of any kind. Address DR..
r. v. PIERCE, Buffalo. N. Y.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-02-18
s: C.
RUSTIC LETTERS FOR FANCY WORK.

simple lines one g
for letters which attractive
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-29
IN NN ORLEANS
Police Force and MOB Have
an Exciting 4in8.

New Orleans, July %. Although
the polioe efIioers fought the mob
that went about to burn the houses Of
negroes in the vicinity Of Cboupitou-
las and Amelia streets and nnaly
drove off the rioters, aBout thirty
tenant houeea occupied BY negroes
were fred and were all on fire at one
time before ths deputies could get
control.
The splendid Thomas Lafone school
was burned to the ground. The school
accommodated eight hundred oolored
children.
Corporal LaIly who was shot by
Robert Charles, the negro desperado,
died at four O'clock this morning.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-29
ST. JUDEs cHURoH.

There Will be an early celebration
Of the Holy Eucharist at st. Judei
Episcopal church, to-day at Z 80 a
m. services and sermon at II a. M
and in the evening at s p. m. Even
ing prayer will be said every Wednes-
day at p. IN. The new Rector, Rev.
r. P. Eubanks is full OF zeal for the
Master and hopes to build up good
work at st. Judes. The Sunday
school meets every Sunday at lOa. m,
The Rector is about to establish
Bible class and extends cordial in
vitation to every one to come and join
in the study Of Gods word,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-29
Aecond game

ed that any inclination toward coat.
less attire in summer Will lessen the
respect Of man for woman, or in any
degree tend such dogeneracy as some
OF The Stars correspondent seem to
apprehsnd. Fashion1s forever chang
ing When the short skirt was de-
creed by oommon-ssnse dress refor-
mers for women's use on the streets
conservatives cried aloud In protest
that deoadence was at hand. To-day
the shortened skirts is regarded ap
provinglY in all Glasses Of society and
recommended by scientists and physi-
clans as in interest OF the public
health. Yet there is observable along
with its rapidly increasing use no
marked lsssening OF moral principles.
The generation Of women who enjoy
this return is in no degree less lovable
and less worthy because OF its greater
happiness and comfort The ohsSge'
Of fashion are fortunately inCrhe d.
rectiOn OF greater ease ana more
rslional attire for both sexes. The
disposition to abandon the coat in
summer is in harmony with this spirit,
although 1t along with all other inno-
vstions will depend for adoption up
on the personal taste Of individuals. !"
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-29
A GOOD GAME.

The two juvenile clubs played an
excellent game at the baseball park
yesterday afternoon and after playing
nine innings. the score stood 4 to in
favor Of the Wonders. The pitcher
Of the Juniors did good work but his
support was weak.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-29
THE ST'ttFT DEPARTMENT issues
A LONG STATHMNT This MORNING.

Washington, July % The following official bulle-
tin posted at the state department this morning Chi
nese ministerial this morning at state department and
communicated copy of the Imperial edct Of the oath Of
July, received by him from Drecto General Sheng, al
through Chinese minister at London. Edict states that
fortunately all ministers, except German minister are
alive and unharmed and being uppieved getabes
fruit, provisions by government to show sympathy.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-29

London, July Correspondent cabling from shang-
al today says managers Ct Russian bank here received
letter from their Chwang agent stating that Chinese
representative in Pekin had just arrived and confirmed
story Of massacre Said Sir Robert Hart in despair and
knowing what might expect if captured committed sui
eide Although this tortured, he stuck to story
repeating his statement that all ministers had been
dered also said that seeing death inevitable Chinese
swarmed to embassies the foreigners killed their families
to save them from falling into the hands Of the boxers
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-29
Bumps OF Brulsea.

spraics or sores, burns or soslds, wounds or
cuts, letter or eczema, all quickly cured by
Banner salve, the most healing medicine
in the world. Nothing else "juet as good.",
W J. Butts, the druggist.