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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-03
WHEELING DAILY INTELIlGENGER, TUESDAY, JULY 8 1900

fessionals who have no interest In the
work except that which has Inspired
Richard Croker to remain in politics
for the money there Is In 1t. The Prohi-
bitlonlsts have no hope of elect.ng their
candidates, and they cannot OF, will not
see that they. are aiding their ancient
enemy. AS long as apples, corn
and rye are matured by Gods smiles So
long Will liquor be made, and It will be
consumed until the crack of doom. The
impracticability. Of the Prohibition par
ityis apparent. They do not themselves
believe they can ever stop the legalised
liquor traffic, but their fanatlclsm
causes them to turn their backs on their
best friends---7those who advocate re-
strictlng the traffic and lessening its
evils. The Inconsistency of the leaders
was never more glarlngly exempllfed
than when Rev. Burchard forever blast
ed the hopes OF Blaine's election BY
characterizing the Democracy as the
party of Rum, Romanlsm and Rebel
sion,," and who a few short months af-
forwards consorted with the party he
alliteratively condemned and was re-
warded by the President whom he ana
thematized. In back-biting ami heap
ing contumely on the head Of man..
who is u Christian in the widest sense
of the word. the Prohibition party is
prostituting its purposes. They set
themselves. up as the accusing Judge Of
a man whose hopes OF salvation are Just
as secure as their own.
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Our Afflicted Country.

Thu Bryannr .r,..,. Lr.,. d. 80.
semble and declare tbat rio roId s,,nd
ord ..,mn,r,i,sn, !" ,,,a 49, - .a.u
other agents .ora workIn, 'th,! ot,rr.,
ruin NJ the countrv ma hot n, on,,,
salvation of tho neon,, fron, ,t,n. x,,,r
and the country from doso,,,,nn anI
disaster ,Ies in n. a,ect,,nso 30 ,ha, oon
sIstent hnmbuy and ,nosti, ~ c,,,n,;,,,
William ,1enn,nrs Rrv,, RniSat 49,
same ,Iup j, wo,,,d be ws,, n t,a,,,rs
how w,t,psnra,d ,b,s 1,.,s,ar IL ,ha, h,s
oyertaken tha Irn,tp5 ,s,,,.s sar,tor
FRYE has summed n I'm n sn,,oh ho
4e,i,nrod a. 49, ,,,;.s ,n.,,,,i, p - -.
yention Among ,ha om,ction, ~,
country has snfrarad from bo c,,na ,ho
foIlnw,np.
Our wheat cron IN 1905 ,v,s ,,rr.r
than that Of onv ntbsr nation % n,.
cen, NJ tho vvor,d.s GROW y
"our corn cron for A., :, w. ,,, 49,, .
ten times lnrper than tb,t ~ INV oth,r
notion-7s nar cont ~ ,ho wor,d:s 80
"our exnort M nrovIs,,ns w,s ,hr.,.,
times greater than ,b,t ~ INV o,h,r
nation !, ~. Il, =
"our cotton cron was Nv, t;,nes 49,.
or thar that - ~, o,,,. ,,,n, ,. -,
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Not Restricted.-"rhat gentleman
who Is being introduced to Miss Blnks
fs free thinker" (which is he. q
bachelor or r?"-Broolslyu
Life.
AT the Summer Resort.-May-Dul
! isn't It? Belle-Awfuly! We haven't
thing to do except to explain to one
another why We are not In Paris
Puck. Il
What did Freddy say when you
caught him coming out of the pantry
with his hands stained red?" HE told
the truth by saying that he had jam
med his ingcrs."-Philadelph Even.
ing Bulletin.
1--WE song here that think Will
do" is there any sense in it?" mot
particle" "Is there any tune In It?
mot morsel." Leave It. If 1t an
swers your description, 1t will turn out
gold ne."-Tit-Bi
A Rash Observation-Disclosures (meet-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Casey)-Ah, Pat!
! Thot baby is O perfect picture av We.
Casey-Shat up, ye fule! Somebody
left It on our front steps and oi'm TAX
Ing 1t to the police station.-Judga.
The Parvenu Agan.-"That Wiggle-
wee girl is telling around that her
grandfather moved in the best society"
Exactly. And he also moved out the
best society. He had one of the best
trucks In his native village."-Indian-
apolis Press.
Where Creative Ability Ballted.-"You
look worried. Stubs; isn't your histor-
ical novel selling wcll?" "Oh. yes; the
books all right. but I've got stuck on
/ this magazine article explaining how /
came to write it."-Chicago Record.
well. goodbye, Mr.. Green. 1t was
SO nice of you to come. 1t does father
such lot Of good to have some one to
talk TO-" IL was delighted TO come,
Miss Brown, but I'm afraid I'm not
much of conversationalist." my
dear MIR. Green. don't let that trouble
you. Fathers ideal listener Is an abso-
lutte idiot. with no conversation what
ever, and know he has enjoyed him
self tremendously to-night."-Punch.
A Place Unusurped.-"Wcll." said
Mrs. Sirius Barker. with characteristic
cynicism. I'm glad they draw the line
in this feminine determination to usurp
the place Of man In modern clvlliza-
tion." What do you mean?" II note
that there Is no movement afoot to
have the wives stay In town during the
summer and earn money so Us to send
their husbands to the seashore."-
Washington Star.
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( 4 y :. T.. Z SIS u . .
For some days past the. Register has
been making representations With re-
gard to meetings Of the board of COM
!mIssioners OF this county. sitting as 4
board of equalization and appeals. that
are not born out by the facts. By i'm
plication and innuendo 1t has sought to
convey the impression that the people
s who have petitloned for a reduction In
the assessment Of their property have
not been treated fairly. and has limited
ut star chamber methods and secrecy
OF action that has reflected upon the
honor and integrity Of the members of
I the board. While It is true the general
! public has not been admitted to these
sessions. every applicant for reduction
OF assessment has been accorded the ut
most courtesy and the fairest treatment.
together with his attorney when he de-
sired his legal representative to be
heard. re-
III The same paper has hypocritically OBJ
served once or twice that Its complaints
4 sWeEe ilot ltlSpiEeu Wy aHJ IohtiSti lcSl-
ing In the matter. but solely in the In
terests OF the dear people" At the
same time 1t has solemnly advised the
election OF an entire new board as rem /.
edy for the imaginary grievances 1t ex-
ploi,s. AS the present board consists of
eight Republicans. and two Democrats
{ tits at once apparent how dlsinterested
It's professions are.
1t would certainly be wretched
change to alter the political complexion
OF the board. The people have not for
gotten the, odorous records made by
Democratic boards. especially those
that reversed the will of the people In
counting out Judge Hervey, when he
ran for state senator in this district; the
present governor Of the state when he
ran for Congress, and Mr.. s. &. Smith.
who stood for the legislature. Such Is
the character OF the boards the. Regis
ter holds up for the communication OF
the people. We, do not think the people
Will approve OF its suggestions for u
change.
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How'S This p

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case OF Catarrh that can
not be cured By Halls CatarriI Cure.
+. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned, have known T.
]. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WEST & TRUAE.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o,
WALDiNG. kiNNAN G. MARVIN, &
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price T5c per
bottle. Sold by NIL druggists.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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GLRNDowER-"I Gan all spi,ls
.Jrom the vasD deeb.n
HorspuR-" Why, 50 can or
50 tan any man.
"But mil they come when 1ou do
call for them s"-SHAxEsPRARIs. I
How quickly Hotspur's wise and witty
retort tears the tragic nantle in which
Glendower stnlks, and shows beneath
the seer's robe, the motley of the nounte-
bank. Most people would have taken
the Welchnan at his word, and called
him seer, without noting the difference
between to call and to command. n;
Certain points Of comparison are sug-
gcsted between Glendower's tragic claim
and the comic claim made in some spe-
cious advertisements. ~ am q woman,
Iknowiall about woman. ] understand
woman, and can cure woman because
am woman" The modern Mrs. Hot
spur puts her finger right on the weak.
spot Of that clamorous claim by saying !:
Why If you can cure woman simply
because you are woman, then SO can /
and 50 can any woman" Which very
plainly brings out the common sense
tact that the cure OF diseases does not
depend upon being a man or being
nVman but does depend upon being
trimmed and experienced bhyInan.
There is, as far as is known, no quail.
fed woman physician associated with
any proprietary medicine firm. 1t is Ger
tain that there is no one man or woman,
who can show an experience or record
equal to that of Dr.. R. v. Pierce; more
than thirty years Of treatment Of wor,-
ems diseases with ninety-eight per cent
cured out Of more than half.a.million
women treated. Sick women can con.
suit DR.. Pierce by letter absolutely free
Of charge. Every letter is held as
strictly private and sacrcdly confidential.
All answers ere mailed securely sealed in
perfectly plain envelopes. Address DR..
r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, y. Y.
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton makes Weak Women
Strong and Sick Women Well.
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REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

q q woman that belongs to clubs has
no business to belong 10 u man.
a man who Isn't too big coward to
get married is generally too brave.
After man gets married he never
gets what he wants TO cat except by
accident.
d woman Is always mortified to death
to Know that her hired girl has found
out mat she wears false bangs.
Picked olives We're invented Tor wo-
men TO take to p!cnics and make their
husbands sick all the way home with
New York Press.
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NOTICE TO
CONTRACTORS.
BELLAIRE. Ohio. July ., 1900.

The Pittsburgh-ohIo Coal Company. of
Bcllaire, Ohio. will receive until July Sth.
1900, scaled proposals for sinking an air
shaft Sxl2 feet. inside OF timber and plank,
and 100 feet deep, more or less, Shaft to
be cut square at corners. Contractor to
furnish all tools and blasting material
and to keep drill hole clear OF obstruc-
tions to cut notches In rock at proper dts
tances for securing stair timbers, to Sc
curely fasten timbers SxlO in and plank at
top OF shaft timber and plank to be fur
nfsitcd by the coal company. All work
TO be crowded with reasonable dispatch.
and performed In workmnnlike manner,
subject o.the approval of the mine fore
man. Payments for work TO be made Us
follows: On thetflrst o. each month"; for
work between the 9th and sd OF the pre-
vious month. and on the 18TH OF each
month for work between the 9Th OF the
same month and the sd OF the previous
month, 50 per gent of the agreed price
will be paid The remaining - per cSnt,
TO be paid on completion and acceptance
OF the work. The coal company reserves
the right to accept any or reject all bids.
al g 'rfAi aarI p 5-.. fH. s.ra- as ma
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The able and persPicuoas New York
Sun processes to believe that that BY
ronlc West Virslnlan. and whiom pro-
prietor of New Yorli's bloomer waiter
girls restaurant. Coionci Nat Ward
Fitzgerald. will be Bryan's postmaster
general In the event OF his election.
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The resignation of George e. Cox as
member of the national Republican
committee from Ohio Is an act OF loyal
" TO the party that should not he over
looked even by hts bitteIcst enemy. lie
was moved to retire from the committee
In the interests of harmony. .
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
rs State; IL west virginia, Ohio County,

INC state or west virginia, Ohio County,
In the Cleplt Court OF Ohio County, West
Virginia., July Rules. 1900
Elizabeth j. Stein and her husband Jacob
Stein, Jr., Samuel S. Warden and Mary
Ellen White and her husband. Henry
White VS.. Joseph S. Warden and Emma
Brooks.
The object OF this suit and proceeding
County Clerk OF Ohio county, probating a
certain writing bearing date the 18th OF
May. 1890. of Martha J. Gordon. deceased,
and to have said paper declared not TO be
the Will of Martha J. Gordon.
And Il appearing from an affidavit fi'ea
In said cause, ut these Rules that tho
defendant. JOS. S. Warden, Is not n resi-.
dent OF the State OF West Virginia, and
he not having been served with process
In said SUTTON motion of the petitioners,
BY their counsel, this ordor OF publication
Is entered aguinst him. anC5 It is ordered
that the said defendants, above named be
and he Is required to appear within one
month after the date OF the first publ
cation Of this order and do what Is neccs-
sary to protect his interests: 1t Is .fur.
Their ordered that this order be published
and posted MS required by law.
Witness: C. II. Henning, Clerk OF our
said Court. at the Court House OF said
county. this ID day OF July. 1900. to-wit
July Rules 1900 C.. H. HENNING,
Published the first, time July Sd. 1900.
Attest: Z. II. liENNlNG.
.'.-.i..is Clerk.
ROBT. WHITE AND l.. S. JORDAN,
Attorneys for Petitioners
. #
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When Summers lust Ahead

How can the day be drcary,
How emu the hcurt be snd.
How can the soul be weary
When all the winds are GLAD
When every heart IL lcApinE,
triumphant, from Its brI:
When March Is spent md sleeping,
Anu summers Just ahead?
There's Joy among tho flowers.
There's Elcc upon the hills:
There's lnuGhter[in the showers
That swell the lenping rills:
There's glidncss In the hedges
Where happy E0nEsteru wed,
Exchanging loving pledges,
with summer Just ahead. aH
There's 10y IN every cluster
or reeds upon the slope:
Each morninl; lends new lustro
Unto the shield or hope:
why should II hear, beat sadly.
an eye look out with ircui,
Wien all the woods ring gladly
And summers Just ahead.
Chicagi Tlmns-lTera!d.
t# -----Ss--o--e-.-,---
PICNIC, Mozart Park, July 4. In
cline runs MI day.
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Marouctte. ON Lake sunerior.

is one of the most charming summer re-
sorts reached via the Chicago. Milwau-
kee IL st. Paul Railway.
Its healthful location. beautiful seem
cry, good hotels and complete immun-
ity from hay fever, mnkc 4 summer
outing at Marquette. Mich. very nttrac-
tive from the standpoint Of health. res.
and comfort. a
For copy OF "Thc Lake Superior
Country" containing description Of
Marquette and the copper country, ad.
dress. with four ~ cents In stamps to
pny postage, Geo. II. Heafford, General
Passenger Agent. Chicago. Ill.
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The highest compliment ex-senator
Hin has had paid him 50 far was the
sinister smile OF Senator Patt!srGw.
when he was told that the New Yorlte,
was comforting with Bryan. Il
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ish power in American waters. Tho
event is saddened by the recent death
Of Admiral Phillip. q brave God fearing
officer, who communGed the Texas on
that occasion, and the grounding OF the
Oregon, that great fighting machine
which rendered such eminent service
in crushing Cerreras ships.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-03

While dcnouncIng trusts the Dcmoc-
racy should take this lid or New York
politics md gaze upon the Ice comblna-
tIon OF Croker. Van Wyck ana others,
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1t Is said that David Bennett Hin 10
much pleased With Bryan's platform.
Does 1t occur TO the people that Mr.. Hill!
has to be pleased whether he VIII ar M.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-03

WHAT'S the secret OF happy, vigor-
GUS health? Simply keeping the bow
els, the stomach. the liver and kidneys
strong and active. Burdock Blood Bit
terS docs it,
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IS ne DeInOCrltlcx candidates are out
over the county knitting each other,
This is Il good time to learn things that
at other times are considered secrets
in the party.-Mingo circulator.
The yellow kid" of yellow Journal
Ism may become prominent In national
politics il William Hearst becomes the
running mate Of MISUNDERSTANDING
News.
If Miller and Byrne are to run. the
Democratic campaign this year It will
be a campaign of swaddling clothes.-
Huntington Herald.
Nat Ward Fitzgerald's poetry seems
to be the Democratic state PLATFORM
Mcdowell Recorder.
1t now looks as though the Republi-
can gubernatorial nomination would be
made with that same spirit Of unanim-
lily that characterized the national
convention at Philadelphia when it
named our national standard bearers.
The people of the Mountain State know
what they want. Hurrah for White!--
Preston Republican.
airs with street cars. Lots Of the peo-
pie. up there will be run over before
they will get used to the tarnation
things.-Aiorgantown New Dominion.
Harrison county Democrats will OBJ
serve the formaiity OF holding j county
convention and placing I full county
ticket In the field. for the sake of keep.
Ing up the organization we suppose, al
though the polls next November will
disclose that organization as decrepit
as usual. If the Democrats want to be
on the winning side the most sensible
thing they could do would be to ratIfy
the Republican ticket. = Clarksburg
Telegram. 49,
y falsehood told for political effect Is
Just as reprehcnsible as II told for any
other reason. and 4 political liar is no
more to be respected than any other
sort.-Cameron Banner.
The scarcity of Issues for Demo-
cratic campaigning is shown In the
eagerness of the leaders OF that party
to lug in the South African war, and
other foreign questions.-Ritchie STAN
dlrd.
The rush OF militIamen to lay down
their lives In China makes the national
pulse leap once more In the good old
fashioned w2y. Whoop! Conspucz les
MISUNDERSTANDING Journal.
The Republicans OF Yves, Virginia
are nominating strong men for mem-
hcrs OF the legislature. This is a
good sign. Infinite harm Is done by
ceHdins incompetent and uncducc ted
men to make laws.-Add!son Independ-
ent.
So fur we have Dovener. Hughes and
Dayton. The Third district will name
Joe Gaines, and then the four repre-
scntatives Of West Virginia In the
next Congress viii have been select
ed.-Morgantown Post.
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Hill got ahead OF Croker. lie was
summoned to the august presence of
Farmer Bryan, and instructed in the art
of platform making while you wait.
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Unusual Day for parkersburg.

There were no fights or disturbances
on the streets to-day. and very few
drunken people were Observed
kersburs Sentinel.
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Bryan is the sure enough dictator Of
the Democratic hosts at Kansas City.
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Chairman Jones hasn't expressed con-
fldence in the country going for Bryan
for the last few days. 2 Il.
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IF business men and merchants
consult their best interests they will
advertise in the Intelligencer.
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To-day Is the second ann!yersar%ot
the naval battle at Santiago. where Al
miral Sampaon's nset annihlatei span-
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I, According to the consensus Of opinion
At Kansas City, Towne doesn't appear
to Mt In the vice presidential niche.
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Picnic Goods for july 4th.

We want your trade for the! Fourth We
carry the line Of goods You will want, at
prices to suit all. 5s X 4 8 Is, a5s
Boned Chicken, Boned Turkey, Potted
Ham. z Tonguc.s Chickens and Fowls,
Canned, Beef, Clipped Beef, Bonelcss Her.
ring. Lanb's Tongue, Beef Salad. Whole
i Ok Tongues. Salmon, Sardines. Crackers,
Cheese, Olives Pickles, Melons. Toma-
toes, Lemons. 4f 81 EFig q
Don't forget our Zoe Cooking Stove
( Store closed all day Fourth. Open Tues.
day evening untll9 o'clock.
ALBERT STOLZE &ECO., !
1117 Market Street.
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Bryan's platform incubator beats his
chicken hatchery.
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Tomorrow will be the day patriotic
people celebrate and the Bryan Democ-
rlcy desecrate.
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NEW ADvERTIsEME,Nrs.


TaosT-A POCKETBoOK nErrwEEN
.tl-S bridge aud Elm Grove. Finder will
be rewarded by leaving same at JOHN s.
5WtslfTY'Ss GROCERY -s5fj ju3
rCHE GRASS IS GROWING AND
II LAWN Mowers need sharpening. Bring
them TO tho Wheeling Scale Works, OF
telephone s5S and We will call for Their,
All kinds Of, other work done here. Wo
Five The best satisfaction and work done
proximity. lo5s Market street, apis
5SIocKHoLDERs MEETING.t
ThJ!nnnunl meeting OF tho Stockhold-
crst OF the German Hire Insurance Com
pany.s OF Wheeling. W. Va.,i tor the cleo.
tlon OF nine directors and the consldcra-
ton OF such other business ms may be
necessary. will & be held on MONDAY.
JULY 9th. 1900. between the hours OF .
and I o'clock p. M. at. the Office OF the
IS F. RlESTER,
jus SIS 5bCt 81 ls Secretary.
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Ex-Governor Pattlson's boom didn't
last long enough to reach Kansas City.
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Tomorrow the lamentations Of the
Democratic Jeremiahs will be begun at
Kansas City.
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The Democratic candidates are out
over the county knitting each other.
This is u good time to learn things that
at other times are considered secrets
in the party.-Mingo Circulator.
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RETAIL dRocERS'
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Notice is hereby given that all grocery
stores will be open on Tuesday evening,
July Cd. and closed all day Wednesday.
July ith The public Is therefore! kindly
requested to supply their wants before
the 18th. ~
By order of the Retail Grocers Protect
I've Association. - j. w. KENNEN,
j.. c. sTRoEBEL, President.
Secretary, ie3
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The cultured Boston journals are en-
gagged In a discussion as to who invent-
cd baked beans.
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STATE PRESS GLEAN1NGs.

Altgeld hasn't bse.n! heard from yet.
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II Miller and Byrnc are to run, the
Democratic campaign this year 1t will
be a campaign of swaddling Clothes
Huntington Herald.
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WHEELING. July 8, 1900.
3lREPUBLIcAN NATIONAL TICKET

REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
Sherlff-D II. Taylor.
Prosecuting Attorney-Frank w. Nesbitt
Assessor Getty Dlst.)-AddIson Israel.
Assessor Country Dist -Lester Smith.