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temporary remarks upon them as fol-
lows;
What was immoral last year Is i'm
moral this year said m. Cochran, but
he ayows his cheerful willingness to
put up with ali the monstrous immoral
Ity Of the Chicago platform and 70 sup-
port Bryan. shifty. unsteady, and un-
safe, the living embodiment OF ali the
mischief w=itten into that platform BY
It's Popullst authors.
The Democratic ship has been seized
by a Popuiist crew, who have run up
the black nag Of piracy and anarchy
to the masthead, said Nr. Cochran two
years ago. What hol my heartfelt
now exclaims this same Mr.. Cochran
as he steps upon the deck, salutes the
commander, doffs his cap to the Jolly
Roger, and enrolls himself among the
pirates and anarchists Of the crew.
Populisn. said Mr.. Cochran. is a
sonorous defamation. based on fun
damentaI uliSconception Of facts.' 50 is
anti-imperialism. II Is word, silly
and empty war cry Of the infatuated,
corresponding to no political condition
or existing state Of facts. Yet this
myth and phantom OF anti-imperlalism
is Mr.. cockran's only pretext for going
over to the pirates and anarchists
No man can attain to any standing in
our politics, no man can gain the ear OF
influence the minds Of honest Amer
leans who has within the space OF four
years expressed his devotion TO the
utterly Incompatible and mutually de-
gtructive principles which Mr.. Cochran
has protested.
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Senator 1rasOu,s Position.

Senator Mason is not only not consis-
tent. but he Is abusing his privilege as
a senator of the United States to abuse
a country with which we are on friend
~ terms. In the senate he has com
planned Of the criticisms Of the British
consul at New Orleans. and while his
point may be well taken in respect to
the utterances Of the British consul, he
forgets has failure to observe the pro-
prietIes that his position demands Of
him. There can be no excuse for Mr..
Mason on the ground that he is erratic
and over-emotloAal. The prepOsterous
proposition that he desires the United
states senate to entertain, that of an
official expression of sympathy with the
Beers, shows that he does not realize
the delicate position of this country
with reference to the war in the Trans
vaal. AS a neutral nation the United
states could not possibly officially SYM
pathlze with the Beers without bring
ing about diplomatic complications and
stultitying the government As u prl-
yate citizen Senator Mason may think
and express himself as he pleases, but
as a member OF one branch of the gov
eminent which is endowed with diplo-
matte powers he should conduct himself
in such a manner as not to bring that
dlgnlfed body within the scope of ridi-
Guile, II not censure. from foreign gov
ernments who have some regard for
their obligations imposed upon them by
their professions Of neutrality.
There can be no objection to the dec
laratlOns Of mass meetings of citizens
Of the United States, but when an of
ficial OF the government as Mr.. Mason
Is, demands that 1t shall violate its
solemn observation Of neutrality. that
is entirely another and very reprehen-
sible matter.
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The voice Of the People.

It Is coming to the tlme when the
people will demand that ambitious and
corrupting politicians shall take back
seat and NOT disturb the results Of cleo
lions by chlcanery and schemes to de-
feat the will Of the majority. This con-
slant questioning of elections is bound
to end in very drastic measures. Goe-
bel. whose attempted assassination is
chronicled in this mornings Intelli-
gencer, was fairly defeated at the polls.
He was not only opposed by the Re
publIcans Of Kentucky, but by goodly
portion of his own party. He employed
methods in securing his nomination
which he attempted to carry out in the
election In defeating the will OF the
majority. Election commissioners of
his own creation decided against him.
The courts decided against him, yet
with a pernlclousness that aggravated
every decent and self-respecting citi-
zen of Kentucky he carried his defeat
to a partisan legislature and demanded
that the spOiIs Of once be given to him,
Under his pressure 1t looked very much
like his partisans would reverse the
voice Of the people. 1t was all wrong;
doubly wrong In view Of the decisions
OF courts and his own election board,
and the sorrowful state Of aftairs that
now obtain In Kentucky are directly
traceable to his Vaccinations.
Goebei himself is branded MUIR
derer, having three years ago in Cow
ington, KY, KILLED his man." who was
at that time u warm friend Of Senator
Blackburn. Mr. Blackburn on that
tragic occasion made a vow to devote
his life to ayenge his friends murder
Gus death. But he soon forgot his vow
and aided the very man he had sworn
llfe-long vengeance against. Goebefs
erratir career but seems to verify scrip
ture-'whoso sheddeth mans blood,
by man shall his blood be shed"
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CUT sHORT.


It costs for food about so q week to
keep an elephant
No newspapers are allowed TO 80 out
Of the Transvaal
The famous Gardens OF Versailles
have cost Rs,000OOO.
England is reported to have bought
$50 Rrupp cannon from italy.
Chicago patrol wagon drivers have Or
ganized a benevolent association.
The great Napoleon once applied for
permission TO enter the British navy.
New zealand's export OF gold was
S2,O00. 900 greater IN 1893 than In 1888,
A Lutheran memorial church will
soon be erected in Rome, at cost OF
$4,000
Switzerland has 1858 hotels for tour
lists, with 5000 beds and 1900 employees.
A conSignment Of half q million eggs
Is on its way from Australia to LONDON
British correspondents figure up that
the Boer forces are twice as large az
was anticipated
Cuba'B census Is reported to foot-up
700, 900, a drop Of 100000 from the last
Spanish enumeration.
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Hot on the Trail
Of Coffee!

What viii you tale to try 4 SIN
gle pound Of Chase & Sanborn's
High Grade Cofeel
All beginnings are hard, as the
theft said when he began BY steal
ing an anvil. Butlisten tothe factsl
Thebegiuning ofeveythingis a
curious machine used only by them
II separates out the full-groWn Der
RES. Other firms would call this
extravagant but you won't when
you come to drink the coffee.
Thesebe1ies are then onlyToast-
edto order. Thesame day they are
Theoretically sealed in canisters so
that not a breath Of aroma is lost.
By the great Abu Balr Of blessed
memory, what a flavor this gives
to your coffee pot in the kitchen }
Yomgrocerbreaksthe hermehc
seals and puts the coffeeinto Chase
& Sanborn's imported parchment
lined bags, each bearing the Seal
trademark with their signed war
ranty Of Highest Quality. This he
gives to you.
And you never buy any other
coffee aftewardl
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A FiOppsr's Flop.

we are inclined to believe that the
Hon. Bourke Cochran takes himself too
seriously; that he affects an Importance
in state and national aftairs the eoun-
try at large does not appreciate. Mr..
Cochran has been somewhat vacillating
in his career, and not always on the
right side. He was bitterly and un-
compromisingly against Bryan in 1896,
and we fear he lmaglnes that the part
he played in that campaign turned the
tide in favor Of President Mckinley.
His recent announcement that he would
support Mr.. Bryan in the coming cam
paIgn, Chicago platform and all, can
only be interpreted as an assumption
of the rankeSt egotlsm. For, as the
New York Times says, he "in effect sets
up the novel proposition that the issues
of the campaign will be those which are
presented, not in the person Of the can
dldate and the declarations Of the plat
form, but In the beliefs which the indi-
vidual supporter Of the candidate may
hnd It convenient to profess"
Writing in 1897 in regard to the dec
iarations cf the Chicago platform Mr..
Cochran said:
But you and believe that declara-
ton IN favor OF the Reputation OF pub
lie and private contracts presented a
moral as well as a political question,
and we could not conceive that political
conventions have any power TO license
violations OF the moral law. Because
we believe that the Chicago platform
was a crusade against honesty, we felt
ourselves In conscience to repudlate its
utteranceH, to deny the authority OF the
convention to adopt II, and to oppose the
candidates who stood upon Il.
Now, the moral law does not change
with lapse OF time nor the passage of
a season. What was immoral last year
IL immoral this year.
Later in the same year that gentle-
man agserted with equal vehemence
that "the Democratic ship ia no longer
Democratic. II has been seized by q
Popullst crew. who have run up the
black nag OF piracy and anarchy to the
masthead"
Remembering NIL thes, quaint and
pertinent cplsrRmS our New York con-
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The gentlemen who met in Washing
ton the other. night to express their
sympathy with the Beers, passed some
resolutions that were wonderful for
inaccuracies. The statement that Eng
land was armlnE Snvages TO aid her in
her warfare in South Africa is notorl-
ously untrue. on the contrary, she dis
armed. 10 far as possible, native tribes
anxious to join In the conflict against
the Beers. Another charge that the
British soldlery are using dumdum bull
lets Ia equally false. Let Us be as fair
in condemnation as we are cordial In
sympathy.
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To the Editor Of the Intelllgeneer.
Sir: The Republicans Of West vir-
ginia, as Mr.. Diedrich Dlnkelsplel
would say, seem anxious to sell out for
mess Of potash" The recent agita-
ton coming from Washington suggest
ing Senator Eikins for the viee-presi-
dency has had the effect Of throwing
the state papers into violent attacks OF
hysterla, and there does not seem to
be one of the lot but is 50 taken with
the glitteriug bait as to forget the prac-
teal side OF the question In the coming
election.
The vlce-presldency is the greatest
painted vacuum known to political
space. 1t sounds well and looks well,
and in fact, as an ornament is a gilt
tering success; but for all practical
purposes in politics Senator Elklns in
the place would be about as valuable
to the people of West Virginia as the
marble statue OF John E. Kenna in
Statuary hall.
Doubtless his name on the national
ticket would arouse intense enthusiasm
in west Virginia and would result in a
largely increased vote for the national
ticket. The national ticket, however,
is perfectly safe In the state without
this sacrifice, for sacrifice It would be
The practical side OF the question this
year In West Virginia is to carry the
legislature good and strong and prevent
u recurrence of the hybrid aggregation
of 1899.
1t is of vast Importance to the Re
publican PARTY to have a good, strong
majority in the next legislature. The
reasons for this are so apparent to any
thinking man who remembers that this
is a census year as to be entirely un-
necessary 10 repeat here.
With Senator Elkins as an ayowed
candidate for reelection a majority in
the joint assembly is assured. As long
as Senator Elkins is an open candidate
for reelection the field will be clear to
him and the work Of eIecting legisla-
ture win be conducted with the order
and precision Of a united army-and
the result is certain. But when Senator
Elkins steps down and out the geld
viii be flooded with candidates Of DIFF
ferent degrees Of ability and political
sense. and factional fights will multi
ply to such an extent that the task Of
electing a majority in the next iegisia-
ture will, at best, be exceedingly bur
densome.
1t must be constantly borne in mind
that under the present Democratic ar
rangement of districts 1t takes several
thousand more votes to elect Repub-
llcan majority in the legislature than
to carry the state for the national or
state tickets. Just now we are in up
to our nscks, and we can't affOrd to
swap horses while crossing the stream.
Does the spectacle Of Senator EllSins
sitting on a pedestal in the senate. with
an impotent gavel in his hand, seem due
compensation for the possible loss Of
his successor in the senate from West
Virginia, along with the state. so gerry
manderer by the Democrats that the
election Of a senator is made practically
impossible for the future?
II the nation demanded the services
of Mr.. Elltlns for The presidency
that would be another matter
]. A. oLDF1ELD.
welch, Mcdowell Co., W. Va.
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The New York World does not hold
up a very encouraging prospect to the
Democracy when It recountS that "the
Democrats have converted a plurality
OF 1872 In The electrical college In 1892
into a minority of 95 in 1885 and a
minority OF 1913 in tho last eleotlons.
They have lost the presidency, lost thir-
teen United states senators, lost con-
troll of the house. lost ell save two gov
ernors in the north. lost three governors
In the south. lost hopelessly on
this Issue the four pivotal states whose
votes decided every presidential election
since 1876"
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THE INTBLLIGENcER.
wnERI.Ne. JAvUARY 81, leOo.
Meeting Of tile State League of Re-
publican Gibbs


To the Republicans Of West Virginia
The time has come for aggressive action
on tho part Of all adherents Of our great
party. which is now, as ever the parry
81 vital and positive principles. This yea,
otisn,. IL therefore behooves the frienqs
Of good government everywhere 70 use All
honorable means 10 pereptuate Repubhe4n
principles by bringing about the elecu9n
by oyerwhelmlnE maioritleg Of the Repup-
llcan national, state and local nominees
In the pending campaign. Such eftort
should moi cease until victory Is won.
IN view OF the great influence for COCA
welded by club organizations IN disulD-
utlnC political literature and arouAinf ~
thusiasm upon the live questions OF me
day, a meeting OF the West Virginia 5t4te
League Of Republican Clubs 10 hereoy
called for
THURSDAY. MARCH s, 1900.
to be held In the city OF PArkersburg, w.
Va for the nurposes OF Reorganization,
consideration or plans Of work for thls
year's campaign, election of delegates, 20
Inc National League meeting, ana Lor
such other business as may properly come
before Il. Each club Is entitled 70 tive dele
gates, and II should also elect five alter
mates Republicans In every county at Z
urged TO organize clubs ~ once and esllu
The name or each club. with lists Of ofhcers
and delegates, without delay. to the sec
rotary at Charleston. ~,
Speakers Of national reputation VIII DC
present 70 address the meeting
nv order OF the Executive Committee.
WM. BURpETTE MATTHEWS,
First Vice President
d. E. HUGHES. Secretary.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer: What a
Eodsend it would be If the company In
creased our wages or 3 per cent"
Haven't you heard?
Heard what2"
..That the raise has come? Seven ana
a half per cent! How Is that?"
''seven and a half per cent? say
Brittle. let's strike 'em for ~"
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]. s. RHODES & co.
BARGAINS.
Broker Lois Of Mems,
Ladies' and Children's
Underwear.

Ladies' and Cents HardsrtOld I'm
derwear at one-halt price.
children's Scarlet Underwear one
obiIdgsn,s Canals Hair Underwear
one-half price
Mems Jersey Fleeeed Shirts and
Drawers SIC.
Little lots Of all kinds cheap.
Ladies' Fast Black Seamless Hose,
Aeeced, loo.
Ladies' Knit Underslirts at 36c.
Reduced price on Silver Novelties.
colored silk Pushes for Fancy
Work and Lambrequins, csc a yard.
csc Embroidered Handkerchief,
window sOiled, at 1916.
Children's Sleeping Garments Ice.
Ladies' Cloth Shirt Waists at re-
dueed prices.
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A Russian inventor has perfected an
electric appliance. which he claims will
enable the blind to see. This viii bring
much happiness to those who have de-
fcctlvc eyeslght. Another great dlscov-
cry which will bring much happiness to
those whose stomhchs have become de-
ranged. Ia HoEtetter's Stomach Bltters.
n has made n world wide reputation
for itself ns certain cure for such all
mentB aB indigestion, dyspepsia, con-
stipRtlon, blllOusnehs, and malaria, fe-
yer and agtin.
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nRoPosALs FOR FURNISsH5TITNsvS
i BRICK, SEWER PLf'b AMI CUM
Sealed proposals will be received Sy ~
Board OF Public Works Of the elty OF
Wheeling until y O'Clock neon. Ao ISi,,l.
February ~ 1900, for furnishing pgNihs
brick. sewer pipe and eurblng during ~
yeSr ipol: also for dressing and RESTING ~
enrbinF. Specifications can b. ootainee y
Inc office on tho clerk Of the board, Blls
rstisl 10 sennrate on brick, sewer pipe an l9
siirbinR and shall be made on printssa
forms, which will DO furnished by Inc
clerk ,,,..t-.a q,
Give bonds for the following amounts =
4 guarantee OF the faithful performance
OF their contracts: 49,
For furnishing paving brick. three thou
sand ($3.OOOl dollars. ,5
For furnishing sewer pipe, one thousah'
81 900 dollars. .a
For furnishing curbinE and dressing 20 ~
Resting old euTbihg. one thousand Nl0'"
4 certified check for the sum Of tEo
hundred tS20O) dollars, payable TO the orI !hs
Of tho Board OF Public Works, ana w
names OF the sureties offered, must accom-
pany each proposal. LIT
The board reserves the right to fe'eS'
iSsi 80 WM. II. HoRNIsH. Clerk.
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REF1aoTIoNg Of a 8AoHlIoR

II you don't get married you get your
self in trouble, and II you do you get
the poor girl in trouble.
Every woman over thirty goes
through life believing that she has a
grief in her heart that lies too deep for
tears.
Most men start out In life by think
ing they have more fun before marriage
than they do after. and end up by be-
ing mighty sure Of It.
AS soon as an unmarried minister
goes to q new town all the married wo-
men In the church begin 10 work over
time trying TO pick him out a wife.
You will always md that the men who
advise you most strongly to marry for
money are the same ones that once
thought they were marrying for love.
New York Press.
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STATE OF OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO

STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO,
LUCAS COUNTY, IS.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
Is the senior partner OF the firm OF +. ].
Cheney & Co, doing business In the City
OF Toledo, County and State Aforesaid.
and that said firm will pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case Of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use OF Halls Catarrh
Cure. FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day OF December,
a. D., 1886. \. w GLEASON.
(ScnD Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Ia taken Inter-
nally. and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Send for testimonials, free.
i. j. CHENEY g. CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists. 7jc.
Halls Family pills are the best
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Working
Women

nro Invited % write %
Mrs RlnldSaHl tor Er0o
aSNIOo about 6Ialr health.
AArSs Rlnl1lnll q . wO-
NAM
~ YOU nave RakDfWI
paIlOdSy baOkaOho0 Or
any Of do moro serious
MS Of women WFifO 70
Mrs. RLRNd1aH1S she has
h0IpscI nlIlEjfudOSs Your
letter vii bo 0ooF0olly
oORfIdaHEEaLs
Lydia e. PIDkbanOgS
Vegetable 0Oll0OM1d b
known wherever the Eng
ASh language b SpOllolls
Nothing else can POssL-
bly, he 80 SllF0 70 bel 0ufS
fSrlng women No other
medicine has halP0d so
many
Ran1enIb0P fhIs whom
sonleflIlHg else b ONg-
Gasf0d.
Hrs PEnLlhan1'0 adj
dress Il lynn, Mass
Her helping hand e
always OIE0fF0EO5od to
suffering WON10Hs
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sulSeFs resolution to further investl-
gate Secretary Gage has been properly
placed With the ways and means COM
mittee. sulzer Was out for buneombe
and campaign issues based on false
premises.
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FAMILY WASHING.

Rough Dry Washed, stRrched and
Dried cents per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and Ironed, 8
cents per pound.
All hand work finished 10 cents
per pound. At LUTZ BROS.
Home Steam Laundry,
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SENATOR ELKNS

And the Observation-Disclosures Per-
tinent Observations Which Go to
Show That the Honor Of Having a
Vice-Presidendal Candidate VIII
Not Measure Up to the Loss Which
Would Be Sustained By the State.
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the "auntieS Of Boston yesterday with
an attack on the administrations poll
icy in the Philippines and a demagogic
TRADE against capitat
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John p. Aitgeid. one OF the most dan
Eerous anarchists In the country, be-
cause no il endowed with intelligence
which has been perverted. enrapturcd
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The special low prices. on Jackets,
capes and Furs are the lowest they
will be this season.
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The man who has ali he wants pos
sesses some things otHe people would
not have.
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...FoR RENT.

NO. 40 FOurtecntn HdV'1''''''
FOR SALE.
Brick dwelling house on Eon suee''
rooms, both gases. for N'.n
New house, Mount Wood road. ,,.,.r
No. a Sixteenth street, S'story OrlVN
store room. good cellar and 10 rooms
No. Ii Vermont street -. b,,,5-
ness. centrally Located,
No. Is Vermont street III. ,,ie
No. s6 Ohio street-priee for quick Sa'''
1890
No. 90 North Front street. ., !.
Desirable property on Chapline suee'-e
corner lot. IS feet front
No. q Sixteenth street
No q Maryland street.
No 7a North York street
No e. Seventeenth street.
corner lot ON Fifteenth street
Lot on South Front street.
No u2 Main street.
No 90 and ts2if Market street
No s.li Main street,
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BEEcHAMs PILLs-NO equal for
Constipation.
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NOR RENT ENTIRE STORE RoUs5i
al isfS Main street, or aFst and steo'''
story only OF same u 30 desired, now CO.
pled by the Alexander Frew fnI.n.,s.,'
Company. Possession Given Ansll w ,'titnr.
Apply W iN'V''' wv noS.mNU
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fTho INTELLIGENcER, embracing is
several editions. Is entered In the Post
once At wheeling W. Va, as second
class matter)
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....FOR SALE....
HOWARD HAZLETT & SON,
National Exchange Bank building.


The Columbia Building Association
WIN meet every Saturday evening At the
office OF Simpson & Tatum, City Bank
BUILDING. Just organised. Now Is the
time TO subscribe.
DIRECTORS
VIM B. Simpson. Richard Robertson,
VIM. Eilingham, John WaterhouSe,
John J.. Clator Sam B. Mckee,
n +. Behrens, JF., B. r. Higgins,
George II. Ford.
OFFICERS.
John WaterhouBe. ............Vtce President
j. G, Brady..................... .becretAry
James H. Mcclure. Treasurer
WI. W.CoRdeT.. Attorney
Any OF fie above persons viii give IN.
formation and receive subscriptions foe
stock. II not convenient to come Saturday
evenings, Subscribers may pay dues any
time duriBR the week at the once Of slnp-
son & Talum. jan
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JAMES A. HENRY.

Rsui Estate Agent. Collector. No'a;iy;,
Public and Pension Agent No ~"
Main street.