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The true northerner., 1900-10-05
Rainbow Chasing

II. J. Campau, chairman of the demo
cratic state central committee, is out
with prediction that the democrats
will carry Michigan this fall. The De-
troit Free Press, Independent, sizes up
Mr.. Campau's iridescent dream in an
effective way. This paragraph of the
letter of prediction is taken as a text by
the Free Press:
There is, therefore, every clear prob
ability that not only will the state and
legislative tickets of the democracy be
successfully carried, but that the state
will also be carried by the federal demo
cratic ticket, and with them the great
majority of the democratic congressional
nominees"
A few of the Free Press pointed para
graphs are as follows:
"We filch this dainty gem from the
crown of hope that the Hon. Daniel j.
Campau has manufactured for the edifi-
cation of Michigan democrats, chiefly be
cause it is the cap-jewel in the diadem.
1t is not more dazzling, perhaps, than
some of its fellows, and of a verify, it is
not more valuable; but it is somewhat
more conspicuous, and besides its set
ting challenges admiration for the mas
ter workman who did the job.
''lt is hardly worth while to discuss the
mental processes by which Mr.. Campau
reaches the conclusion that the state of
Michigan will be carried for Mr.. Bryan.
1t is sufficient to know that he has reach
ed such conclusion, and is courageous
enough to place his signature upon the
completed whole. Men in their day have
believed curious things, and it is Mr..
Campau's blessed privilege to believe that
Mr.. Bryan will carry Michigan if Mr..
Campau likes to believe that sort of
thing. For 40 years Michigan has been
so solidly republican that a dynamite
explosion would not dislodge the state
from her political position. Indiana,
Ohio and Illinois, her neighboring states,
have wobbled this way, and that way, but
Michigan has remained true to the repub-
lican party, and is still as staunchly re
publican as she was in the days when
Roscoe Conkling scornfully declared that
anybody can carry Michigan.
sin national campaign the republi-
can voter in Michigan is disposed to
take his'n straight. While not blind
TO the evils in his own party he has a
still keener appreciation of the evils in
the other party.
Had the Kansas City convention al
lowed the silver issue TO rest in peace,
there might have been some basis in fact
for Mr.. Campau's prediction; but the
moment Mr.. Campau and the other party
leaders lent their assistance to Mr.. Bry-
an, and helped him rob the grave of its
dead, Michigan was lost to the demo
cratic party.
1--WE have no objections to Mr. Cam
pau's seeing glad visions if it pleases him
to while away his time in such delight
ful occupation. He deceives nobody with
his pictures of democratic success, aud
far be it from us to interfere with his
dreams. Our only interest is in Mr..
Campau personally. We hate to see him
deceive himself, knowing how bitter the
disappointment will be when he comes
out of the trance"
The true northerner., 1900-10-05

The Detroit Journal, both in its news
columns and editorially, claims that
Wayne county is assessed for more than
one-fifth OF the entire state tax and, like
other localities, alleges that such ASSESS
ment is too high. AS matter of fact,
the apportionment of state tax to that
county, while it may or may not be
equitable, lacks Just s42, ,l65.47 of being
one-fifth of the state tax. This may be
but mere bagatelle in Detroit, but out
here in Van Buren it would be regarded
as quite comfortable fortune.
The true northerner., 1900-10-05

The democracy has raised the cry of
militarism, and the campaign is taking
on a really military air. General Pros
perity is making the most effective
speeches for the republican party, and
the dangerous General Apathy is in full
retreat before the driving advance of
impetuous Colonel Roosevelt. 1t might
be added that the level headed Major
Portion of the people is with the repub-
licans this year.
The true northerner., 1900-10-05


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The true northerner., 1900-10-05
HOT SHOT!
POURED INTO THE DEMOCRACY BY JUDGE
ALLEN B. MORSE.


ALLEN b MORSE
Hon. Allen b. Morse of Iona
1885 justice of the Michigan
appointed Scotland by President
Cleveland this
pours democracy letter in the current
declares he not republican yet
independent Following extracts from
the letter:
aggregation republicans and pOpuls have stolen
prevented and bied its principles They
have stolen the livery ofheaven to serve the devi In
country follow bndy either lead
against conviction of right and Justice
Bryan popuists and essentially their
candidate Remember that he has accepted their platform
which their demand for the OF ideem
able fiat money" **
back the time honored
principles his enuncated by Jefferson Jackson Tden and
Cleveland, and every democratic president
81 am opposed to coinage
have want dollar nearly as the law can make
dollar whose value yesterday whatit to-day and want
it to be the tomorrow"
Mckinley sound and stable
believe the question be the issue OF the
campaign and Bryan has made it so'
"Th individual may be honest
forth deprecated currency when it able in full
is dishonest"
who the dollar that he for his labor
buy Bryan
Bryan nothing He has
reiterated this scheme operation
if hei elected as ne can do So"
"I have no stock in animperism Bryan
party largely responsible Philippines
with SPAIN but the yellow
newspapers political of both forced into
Mr. Bryan them Mr. Mckinley held out probably
he could When declared however, was for
country and my country flag.
Agunado went with Dewey the Philippines but Dewey says
promised independence anything per believe
sympahes with these prefer to believe guinadO
that their privilege
sympathy with them the Fpinos while they firing
upon resisting authority When submit
will them than will remember democratic convention in
desired
rebels who against thank
God that not democrat IN that And am glad that am not
those whom hear talking the that the Fpnos
better people than we are
country against any / keeping
Manila Pn anybody firing
thank
pluck Pkn and
torture and death"
greatest objection folding up retiring
the Philippines that we do native who has been kindly
will and killed We something friends
popusts make
countmen let them do and the result November will tell
shall uphold its flag have
people,
nothing but cannb and of whom the ability
o themselves
is Bryan with them? going to
then protect
them We back them all their uare with other
ton but hand in making the quarre suppose
they other keep army
there for that This proposition silly and absurd
people, Philip
pines themselves
all their lives should stand
sympahzers
those country
The patriot Mckinley in
The true northerner., 1900-10-05

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T.. b. Longwell. tf
The true northerner., 1900-10-05

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The true northerner., 1900-10-05

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The true northerner., 1900-10-05

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The true northerner., 1900-10-05
DO YOU GET UP
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Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers Is sure TO know of the wonderful
The true northerner., 1900-10-05
CONGRESSIONAL.

For Member OF Congress (ith District
Edward l.. Hamilton.
The true northerner., 1900-10-05
Republican Ticket.
NATIONAL.

For President
William Mckinley of Ohio.
For Vice President
Theodore Roosevelt of NewYo
The true northerner., 1900-10-05
STATE.

STATE.
For Governor
Aaron T. Bliss of Saginaw.
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
o. W. Robinson of Houghton.
For Secretary of State
Fred w. Warner of Oakland.
For State Treasurer
Daniel Mccoy of Kent.
For Auditor General
Perry f. Powers of Wexford.
For Commissioner of State Land Office
Edwin A. Wildey of Van Buren.
For Attorney General
Horace M. Oren of Chippewa.
For Supt. of Public Instruction
Delos Fall of Calhoun.
For Member State Board of Education
James H. Thompson of Osceola.
LEGISLATIVE.
For State Senator 18th DISTRICT
James w. Humphrey of Allegan.
For Member of Legislature
c. Spencer Adams of Antwerp.
For Judge of Probote-
James II. johnson of South Haven.
For Sheriff
Wesley j. Thomas of Paw Paw.
For Clerk
Frank n. Wakeman of Covert.
For Register
John F. Taylor of Keeler.
For treasurer
John Marshall of Porter.
For Prosecutor
David Anderson of Paw Paw.
For COMMISSIONER
Oran w. Rowland of Paw Paw.
Russell NJ. Chase of Bangor.
For County Surveyor
George Mutchler of Bangor.
For Coroners-
William p. Bope of Lawrence.
Henry G. Maynard of Hartford.
The true northerner., 1900-10-05
LEGISLATIVE.

LEGISLATIVE.
For State Senator 18th DISTRICT
James w. Humphrey of Allegan.
The true northerner., 1900-10-05

The American Girl Shoe, the
great advertised shoe,
equal to many of the So
shoes,
A special shoe for dressy
women by Pingree on
the $500 last,
A full line of Pingree's fa-
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the dress styles and street
or rainy day shapes re-
ceived to-day
The true northerner., 1900-10-05

young men; the other for older Both of these
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Womens Stylish Dress Shoes
Womens good, serviceable stylish Shoes
Womens thick soled Shoes made of SOFT hne bright kid
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without rubbers made the man-like last
excellent school shoe for young ladies and misses The
best shoe made at the price
The true northerner., 1900-10-05

Our price
Mems Fine Shoes with
soles almost an inch
thick, double Shanks.
made for men who are
hard on shoes, 5
Mems Pingree Box Calf
Shoes, neat, stylish, up
TO date at the same
time serviceable and
durable, without doubt
the best shoe ever sold
for this price,
The true northerner., 1900-10-05

A Coffee Mill that
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or fine, and gives
good service; each
mill
10 Cents.
The true northerner., 1900-10-05

Genuine A Triple Plated Knives and
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WANTED.

TTANTEp-UPsTAIRs GIRL. AP-
w ply nj No. 90 Twelfth street. jei2
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InE at the residence OF Mrs. r. r. Kerr,
onhThe Heights" to-day.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So-
cietF of the Presbyterian church Will
meet this afternoon in the basement OF
the church.
1t is reported that the wives Of two
prominent gentlemen in the orchard
have decided to change their places OF
abode.
George Inglebrlght entertained few
friends last evening at his home IN the
First ward. in honor Of Mr., Hazzelton.
Mrs. James A. Gray left yesterday for
New Philadelphia, to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. II. N. Campbell.
Mrs. Charles Fritz was taken to the
North Wheeling hospital last evening"
to undergo an operation.
Miss Emily Hoge, Of North Fourth
street. has as her guest, Miss Minnie
PuEVlancc. of Smithheld.
David Gosney was fined IS and costs
yesterday, by Mayor GoOdhue, on q
charge OF drunkenness.
Miss Margaret Lisbon, Of New Ath-
ems. is the guest for few days OF rela-
tives in the Fifth ward.
Miss Elsie WolH VIII entertain uer
friends this evening at her home on
Center street.
Miss Grace Updegraff, Of Mt. Pleas
ant, was calling on friends in the city
yesterday.
Miss Mamie Humphrevllle goes to
Blaine to-day, to spend a week with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Noble leave Mon
day for a ten days stay at Atlantic
City. ...
Miss Emma Joy left yesterday for
the country, to spend q couple Of weeks
The Doughertys Will cross bats with
the strong Wellsburg team Saturday.
A roll was broken on mill No. 8 at the
Aetna Standard yesterday morning.
A number from here attended the
dance at Mozart park last evening.
George Duncan goes to st. clRlrsville
on business today.
E. ]. MIlar was in wellsville yester-
day, on business.
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
Tho Daily Chronicle of Wheeling's
Progressive Neighbor.

An exciting game Of ball was played
on the Seabrlght grounds yesterday az
terDoon. between the Merchants and
the High School team. A large crowd
witnessed the game and enjoyed 1t i'm
mensely, not on account OF the close
score. but the number OF rams made
The merchants succeeded In getting 30
men over the home Platc. while their
opponents bagEed 4. The feature OF the
game was the excellent running OF
Hamilton. Of the merchant team.
Last night about o'clock. Alex.
Linn. resident Of Glenn's run. two
miles west OF the city, while driving
home, was thrown from his wagon and
received severe injuries about the head
and body that Will II Is feared, result
fatally. DIR. Shuttlnworth attended the
injured man.
A number OF young people OF this city
win go TO Moundsvillp tomorrow even
ing. They secured yacht In which to
make the trip, and viii he nccompOn-
Ird by the Eiudr Mandolin md Guitar
Club
Considerable interest Is being mani
Tested by our citizens In the outcome of
the council meeting this evening In re-
gard 10 the brick on hands TO BE- used
for the South Broadway paving.
Louis Lipphnrdt was badly Injured
yesterday afternoon In the ball game
between the Merchants and the High
School teams, by being hit with hat
ted ball
Communion services win be held Mt
the United Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning. Preparatory services
VIII be held Thursday and Friday even
lpCs
Mrs. u. c. Boyd loft yesterday for
East Hndley, Mass, to nttenbthc com.
mcnCemcnt exercises OF MI Holyokc
college in which her daughter takes
part
The work on the foundation OF tho
new United PrcsbytCrinnl church IL
progressing rapidly and with good wpn-
thor viii be completed early next weak.
Miss Ella Inglebrlght leaves to-day
FOR point above Pittsburgh, to attend
the dedication exercises Of new
church Of which her cousin IL pastor.
The executive committee Of the wo-
mans Club will hold an all day meet
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BE11A1aE HApFEN1Nos.
Matters of Interest in the Metropolis
Of BELMONT County.


The charter for the increase OF capi-
tai stock Of the Enterprise Enamel
Company, is now in the hands of the
company, and the board met yesterday
and made a call for 90 per cent Of the
new stock subscription within ten
days. II Will be apportioned 10 all OF
the stockholders In the original COM
pany OF $4,000, and there viii be none
left.
The city council last night passed the
usual monthly pay roll and considered
bids for repairing the street paying
where the bricks have worn through 1t
is the intention 10 put new brick inlthe
square in front Of the postoffice buLle-
ing. m
T. C. Nicholson is the first of the
enumerators to complete his work IN
this city. He finished the Fifth ward
The others are closing up their work!
but no Information Is given out as to
the population.
The Chemical fire company held n
special meeting last night at the call
OF Capt. NJ, G. Lynskey. The boys Will
have something up their sleeves for the
tournament, but will spring It as
surprise.
The Rodefer glass factory will close
down this week TO remain idle for a
month. II has had a long and success
full run and the men are not At all put
out at the prospect for season Of rest.
Hon. D. WAGNER, W. b. Francis
Carlos LentherwOod, w. II, Helfenblne,
r. C. Meyer, A. A. Clark and S. D..
Dreamer are Democrats who went to
the convention ut Columbus yesterday.
Some unjust complaint has been
made about the township trustees neg
Letting a destitute family. but lnvesti-
There is a camp of gypsies on the
commons, and the queen" attracted
susceptible mortnls to her tent yester-
day, TO reveal their good fortune.
The city lookup was whltewAshed
yesterday. 1t Is said several saloon
men paid fines yesterday and the day
before, for Sunday selling.
The Young Mems Club will excurt
down the Ohio on the steamer Urania on
the evening OF July l3-that is, II there
Is water enough,
Sheriff Foreman, A. H. Mitchell and
Auditor a. w. Beatty were st. Glars
vile people in town yesterday.
The Bellaire Gas G. Electric Company
is removing the wires about town not
now in use by them.
Prosecuting Attorney Armstrong was
in the city yesterday, looking after BUSH
ness matters.
William and Carl Dorer will go to
Germany this summer, and take in the
exposition.
The Independent brick company Is
now making about 10000 bricks a day.
DR.. r. w Muhleman is in Cleveland
this week.
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Boston wool Market.

BOSTON. June i2.-TAe condition of
tho wool market remains unchanged,
the demand being only stock FOR imme-
diate use. It is difficult to give rcli-
able quotation. for ench sale made Dr.
pcnds on how badly the buyer desires
the wool. Dealers are Inclined TO holl
their stock and walt for an Improved
market Territory woods are selling Mt
about 52GSS for fine medium and Ane
secured. Fleece woods are slow, with
no guotnble price on which to base the
market Ohio and Pennsylvania fleece
X and above 2sa29c: NIX and %% above
zoe; delaine. 32c; No combIng 82c;
No. 2 do and three eighth blood SlWS2o;
uunrter-blond washed 3OdSlc; coarse
and braid washed 2gU20c.
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PROPOSALS.
Notice Of Letting Of Contract

Sealed proposals will be received by the
building committee OF New Atnehs;, H. ~
until noon, June -. 1900, for tuTnlshlng
The material and performing the labor 10
erect a College Building at New Athens,
o.. according TO plans and specifications
as prepared by Yost s. Packard, when
plans and specifications are on NE AZ u [ne
tons Hotel. New Athens, o.; at the Pro-
bate Office In CadiE, o., and at Attorney
McKee's, Bridgeport, Ohio.
Bond for the faithful performance Of inc
work. with approved security, Will be re- e.,
uulred OF the successfu l bidder, VINO VIII
be required to enter into contract.
The contract Is to be fully completed
by December IL, 1890.
Bids for the work must be accompanied
nv n preliminary bond. with approved Sc
cIrity, or a certified check TO the amount
Of ESQ OF the bid, that II the proposal IS
accepted the bidder will enter INFO con-
tract and furnish bond as required.
The right is reserved to reject any OF
all bids.
ieI2 r. G. CAMPBELL. secretary:
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BR1DeEpoRr HAPPENINGS.
Events of a Day in the Town at tn
End Of the Bridge.

End OF the Bridge.
A letter was received here the first of
the week from Fred Henry. corporal
of Company NJ, of the Twenty-thIrd In
fantry, which has been stationed at
Cebu, Philippine Islands. which states
that his company was ordered to leave
there for the states on the 18th of last
month. His parents expect him to ar
rive here about the first OF the month.
A. T. Bowie is displaying at his drug
store, a copy OF an old paper publish
ed at Kingston. Va. January I, 1900. In
this Issue is chronlcled a full account
Of the death and funeral OF George
Washington. II Is quite an old relic
and highly priced by Its owner, and Is
being viewed daily by hundreds Of peo-
pie,
The ten-months -old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hopkins died yesterday,
afternoon at the family residence out
the pike. The funeral VIII take place
this morning at 10 o'clock, and the re-
mains Will be shipped to GAINESVILLE for
lnterment,
The Trinity Lutheran church will
give q lawn fete at the residence OF
Mrs Schulz on North York street, Is
land, Thursday evening, June q.
Mrs. L. l. Russell had the first finger
on her right hand badly mashed yester-
day, by getting 1t caught In a clothes
wringer.
About $500 was cleared by the fair
and festival given at the Opera House
last week by the firemen and the Me-
chanlcs.
Misses Blanche and Edna AdolpE
will entertain their friends this even
ing at their home out the CadlZ pike.
William Breideustein leaves to-day
for Macon. Ca, to look after his fruit
orchards near that place.
Mrs. William Neriile, OF Pittsburgh,
Is the guest of Miss Mary y. Prysock,
in KiTkwood.
Mrs. Frank stnmm has returned from
Il few days visit with relatives at
Wellsburg.
The work Of laying the sidewalk in
front OF the city building was completed
yesterday.
Frank Branum went to Ironton yes
terday, to attend the marriage OF a
friend.
Harry Sells returned last evening
from a business trip TO BnrResvllle.
Mrs. John Byrd is very III at her
home In the West End.
Miss Erna Mag has accepted posi-.
ton at the postoHlce.
Frank Doughcrty was at Long Run
yesterday fishing.
George Koehnline was in ScIo on busl-
ness yesterday.
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