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thousands Of them were starving and
begging for bread. The farmers re-
celved 1916 200. 900 more money this year
for thci- corn crop than they did In
1895. 81
American farmers received nearly
s42.0O0.00o more money for their crop OF
oats this year than they did in 1896,
and nearly s22Ooo.OOo more money for
their potatoes this year than they did
in 1896. People could afford to buy po-
tatoes this year, as the mills were open
and good wages were being earned.
They received over $1iOOO.OOO more
money for their barley this year. and
barley Is one Of the smallest OF the sta
Pile crops and almost s6OoO,oOo more
money for their rye crop, which Is an
other OF the small staples.
The American farmers have also gain
ed over s5Oo,OOoOoO this year In the value
OF their live stock rs compared with
1896. according to the department OF ag-
riculture's figures.
The farmers will not throw away the
substance for the shadow. They will
vote for a continuance of Republican
prosperity, rs against return OF DEM
ocratic adversely. They will vote for
Mckinley and Roosevelt They Will
not vote for Bryan and Stevenson.
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Encourage the Shirt Whist.

Atlanta Journal: 1t Is q pity that
the shirt waist fad did not get u start
earlier In the summer. 1t is q move
ment for suffering humanity and II 1t
only might have become engrafted upon
the habits Of the male animal and &C.
cepted by the feminine part OF our pop
ulntion. mans suffering next summer
might be cut down at least one-half.
1t is certainly matter OF regret that
so worthy an innovation got such late
start that 1t will have to so into WIN
ter quarters before 1t had grown up
to size big enough to stand alone.
We must trust to those brave souls
who champion the new and unconven-
tional 10 see to 1t that the good cause
of the shirt waist Is not allowed to die
in infancy.
Let htlanta's young men form n shirt
waist club right away to keep the shirt
waist ide alive through the winter and
to put 1t In practice next summer.
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The American Farmer.

For awhile Bryan was playing his or
atOrical tricks on the farmer, but fall
ms to receive my encouraging mods
from them he has laid his false appeal
to that class OF labor on the she'll along
with other discarded false issues. He
was compelled to do It because the fig
urcs contradlcted his wild assertions
as to their "dtplorahle'' condition I'M
der Republican rule. The statement OF
the department OF agriculture (oHiciai
records) COMPOUNDED him. According to
the report OF that department OF the
government the total gain TO the far
rner on nine staple crops and Increase In
live stock for this year $4,000 amounted
to sl,2l2.167.O9l.
The value on tho farm OF the nine
principal crops raised In the United
States was s7lo.722,Gl7 larger this your
than In 1896.
The American farmers received nj
most sll5.OO0.0O0 more money for their
wheat this year, under Republican pros
perty. than they did In 1896 under Dcm-
ocratIc depression. This year the peo-
pie Gun afford To buy bread. In 1896
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Last Night,s Demonstration.

Last night Wheeling was almost
unanimous for Mckinley and Roosevelt;
there will be but small change In tho
verdict on November 6. The demon
stratIon was a distinct approval Of the
policies advocated by the man who left
Wheeling early In the afternoon, and
who Is now spreading the gospel OF Re-
publlcanism through the lower part OF
the state. The Republicans OF Wheeling
and Ohio county, and vicinity, can rest
on their oars over the record made yes
terday evening. ,g
The most remarkable feature Of the
demonstration was the unanimity Of the
badges worn by the people on the side
walks. Besides. there was the contin-
ual blazing Of red fire. rockets. the
sonorous bombs which marked the line
OF the procession. The air was cool, but
there was no frost.
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Governor Roosevelt's Reception.

A cloudless sky, delightful autumn
atmosphere and cheering multitudcs
signalized Governor Roosevelts recep-
ton in Wheeling as one OF the most en-
thusiastlc aud successful daylight polit-
ical demonstrations that has ever &C.
CURED In this city. or course the DEM
ocrats will attempt to minimize the ef-
feet of the brief stop the vice preslden-
tial party made, cut short by his late
arrival and his carly departure to I'LL
'other engagements In West Virginia,
but the verdict OF the people cannot be
impeached-that they have seen Ted
dy." and they like him.
Incidental to his presence In Wheel
ing he gave q vigorous denial to some
ISLANDERS that were refutcd by the In
telligenccr last Saturday. This refers
20 the circulation OF the wholly inane
circulars yesterday morning, charging
him with u.tcranccs that would not
have come from the veriest fool. That
circular bore the following language:
Governor Roosevelt said in n speech
in Cooper Institute, in New York
City, In 1906: "The way to get rid of
Organism and its child, labor trou-
blcs, is to stand 1t up against the
wall and shoot IL tc. DEATH" And in
speech delivered in Chicago just nf-
ter the great strike. "Any person who
would Join strike, or go near one,
ought to be shot" Will the man who
earns his bread by labor support the
Roosevelt ticketp
The words are brought out distinct
ly to show the desperation OF the local
Democracy. The gentlemen who caused
these circulars to be cast broadcast over
the city knew they were propagatlng
the mcancst kind OF les. for the reason
that Governor Roosevelt specifically
denied the Language charged to him
over two weeks ago At Dcndwood, South
Dakota. and II was most aGgravatins
that he should be called upon again.. In
this city. to give the lie to the cireu-
atIng Islander. Yestcrday afternoon
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zone of the glories of the Republic
Is that American labor is the best
paid in the world, and this should be
maintained If possible. The govern
ment, Mt least, should not do any,
thing that would have tendency to
reduce wages. We should continue
SO far ms we consistently can, to do
everything to keep up the price of
labor, and resist everything that even
looks towards n reduction in wages.
Good wages make good, happy and
contented citizens. Wages, and high
wages. is the best method found yet
for the distribution Of wealth. Ninety
per cent of the cost of nearly every
product Is labor; therefore, the better
wages are, the more money is paid
out and distributed; and general bus
mess is better. We are paying in
wages about seven thousand five hun
dred million dollars per annum, or
twenty millions daily."-sonator
Elkins' speech in the United States
senate, Feb. IL, 1900, on the finance
bill.
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Cntnrrh Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat OF the disease
Cntarrh Is blood or constitutional his.
case, and In order to cure It you must
take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh
Cure Is taken internally. and acts di.
rcctly on the blood and mn.
cous surfaces. Halls Catarrh curc
IL not II quack medicine, II
was prescribed by one of tho
best physicians In this country for
years. and Is regular prescription. II
In composed OF the best tonlcs known
combined with the best blood purifiers
acting directly On the mucous surfnros
The perfect combination OF the two IN
gradients Ia what produces such won.
dcrful results In curing Ca,arrl,. send
for testimonials free. '''N
+. J. CHENEY & Co, Prone
so,, ~, ,,,,n. Toledo. o.
HAIRS Family Pills are the hest.
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ness in its character, but when it con-
Germs the vital issue Of health it is.in-
fnitely worse.
n T1As touches you, If you are one Of the
women who have felt Inclined to take
advantage of DR.. Picrce's offer Of a con-
sultation by letter, free. You have
studied the evidence which shows how
other women have been cured. You
,c5nnot doubt but that Dr.. Picrce's Pa
voite Prescription doe, cure diseases
peculiar to women; irregularity, ulcer
ntions, innammations, bearing down
pains. You cannot doubt it, because Of
the force OF the testimony Of hundreds
CT thousands of weak women made
strong, and sick women made we'll, and
you mean to write-to.morow.
Write, to : day. Your letter will be
read in private. its contents guarded as
sacred confidence, and an answer
promptly mailed You in plain envelope
without any printing upon it. Address
Dr.. r. v. Pierce, Buffalo, Y.
when wrote you about M ailments was
living In Richland, Iowa." writes Mrs. u. Vas
tine, Of 81 South Liberty Street, GalesburE, III.
took SIX bottles Of DR.. Pieree's Favorite Pre-
serption. four Of the Golden Medical DiSeov-
cry and four walls Of DR.. Pieree's Pleasant Pei
lets. Before he'd taken four bottles OF the
'Pavorite Prescription l was new woman. !
cannot make pen describe my heartfelt graft:
tude, but will confirm the truth Of all say II
those who write inelose stamped envelope for
reply"
Or. Pierce's Pellets are a natural aid
to beauty. They clear the complexion.
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West Virginia Coal the Best.

What b,o oI,v,1,, h,on l,,n,r, In ,b,u
.,,to i. now ~ ,o,nor.,oarod f,o,
,hro,a-,h,, We, y,,o.r,, ,o,, !,
coo, a. M .,,ar,or ,h,' ,,r,,r,
u.o,,h nrodro. ,rht, ,,oon, r,roh Gov
H. ,a,,n,,,,.,, NIT. l., .,o..oa
80 60, ,,,,ou.,..,,as -. Wy n
pand ,,o hn,d =, a., 90, h,,v,,,nors
,o,, on,r,,,n,, d., - v n D., 9.
r., :, Ch,oano pa.,s,, ,,,,, ,,,,ao,,.,,
NJ Dad dao,,,-a, ~, go ,xa,,,,n,n.
,h.,a,,,,,Io. =, a.. 49,, 80. ,,,,,ia,,
..,,a,, T., -,
YOU .,,rr 40, - Son..a.,,an ~
,.,,o,,o.. 49,. 49,
l., ,,,o, =, a., ,.on 81 800, ,,..,,,aa
tr.,, ,,,,,a.. =, ~. -, ,,a.,, NJ
d., ,,,w,. "
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I supported Mr.. BRYAN in 1886. II

I supported Mr.. Bryan in 1896. It
Is almost true that I furnished all
the money used by Maryland Demo-
Gratis to hid in his election. I organ
lied Bryan meetings in Baltimore on
the same plan that the New York
men are holding daily meetings for
Mckinley. I merely mention this to
indicate that was the staunchest Of
Democrats. Yet, on election night
when I learned that Mckinley had
been elected, said 7 would take off
MY hat to him If he did what he had
promised to do. Hc has done it and I
have taken of my hat to him. I
shall work for him and vote for him.
General Lloyd L. Jackson, of Dalti-
more, In q speech delivered in New
York.
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In speech to workingmen at Racine
Junction. Wis. Chairman Hanna said:
II want to ask this audience of work
in6men what w. J. Bryan has ever done
for the working people OF the country"
Perhaps n question more pertinent 10
the moment would have been: What
has Marcus a. Hanna ever done for
the working people of this country
Cincinnati Enquirer.
There you are, you old controversial
fraud. You evaGc the direct issue by
raising another one. Mr. Bryan Is pos
Ing as the champion OF the workingman.
but he cannot. nor anyone for him. an
swer the question satisfactorily.
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Somewhat conlirmatory Of Web Da-
Wis antics In the Transvaal. 4 gentle
man OF South Orange. New Jersey. who
was In Cape Town, South Africa, jan
uary .. 1900, writes TO the New York
Sun as follows: 1.-THE narrative OF the
Daily Mail correspondent In South Az
RIGA regarding Mr.. Webster Davis's ac-
ton last January while ir that country
can be corroboratcd by every intelli-
gent American In Cape Town to-day.
BY them he Is considered the Benedict
Arnold OF American history OF to-day"
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Governor Roosevelt, referring to the

Governor Roosevelt, referring to the
matter, said:
"Both statements are absolute lies
without one particle Of foundation Of
any sort Of character or description.
I never said anything remotely re-
sembling either statement in the Chi
cago Auditorium or IN Cooper Insti-
tute, or anywhere else. They are
slanderous lies, which would only be
circulated by scoundrels, and which
were known to be lies by the people
who invented them and the people
who circulated them"
1t Is humiliating to be required to
pay attention to such palpably weak In
ven,lons. but we believe Governor
Roosevelt made himself thoroughly
Understood at the Fair Grounds.
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It Was Her Husband Singing.

New York Letter:Even the barge of.
flee yields up an occasional romance
Mrs. Leah Gcvlb. who arrived on the
Roumania. figures in a story which sa-
vors more OF fiction than fact Moses
Gevelb, the husband and father. failed
to meet her and at his address nothing
was known Of him. Gevelb Is a cantor
or singer In synagogue. While the
disconsolate wife walked along Hous-
ton street last night she heard 4 man
singing In tenement Joyfully she
fastened upstairs and there was the
husband rehearslng his choir for the
great holidays. He had forgotten his
wife's expected arrival.
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REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

You can always tell woman's taste
by her corset covers, only you can't.
A mans idea Of particular" woman
is one that has her night gowns cut
to fit her.
Half the women you see riding blcy-
cles In short skirts have got on more
than one pair OF stockings.
A woman always feel good and char
table right after she has given away
some of her husbands old clothes.
Women of different towns Drag about
their ministers; women in the same
town have got only their diseases.-
New York Press.
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All Should Vote,

New York Sun: 1t Is moral GER
talnty that Mr.. John D. Crimmins, in
giving his reasons for supporting Nc
kinley and Roosevelt. expressed the
conviction that ninety-nlne out OF ev-
cry hundred Intelligent Democrats.
Moreover. no one OF the ninety-nine
can be excused from voting with Mr..
Criinmins on the ground that his vote
Is not needed. The cause Of honest
money and nnti-Bryanism calls for ev-
cry possible vote. The bigger the VIC
tory the safer the gold standard will be.
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The sovereignty of the United
States in the Philippines cannot be
given away by President. That
sovereignty belongs to the people;
and so long as that territory is ours,
the President of the United
States has but one duty to perform,
md that Is to maintain and establish
the authority of the United States in
those islands.-Presidcrt Mckinley
Mt Independence, IA, Oct. 10, 1899.
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Drying preparations simply develop
dry catarrh: they dry up the secre-
tions' which adhere to the membrane
and decompose. causing far more
serious trouble than the ordinary form
OF catarrh. Avoid all drying inhalants
and use that which cleanses. soothes
and heals. Ely's Cream Balm Is such n
remedy and Will cure catarrh or cold In
the head easily and pleasantly. All
druggists sell It at so cents or It will be
mailed by Ely Brothers, Sc Warren St,
n. I. mwfGw-2
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Labor and Free Silver.

We trust that every worklngman
thoughtfully and reNrctively read the
synopsis of Hon. W. D. Bynum's re-
marks at the Opera House on Wednes-
day night. on the financial issues at
stake In this campaign. The sound
money question with them Is OF the
highest Importance, and In making up
their minds which way to vote they
should consider the record OF Mr.. Bry-
an. In 1896 the Apostle Of Calamity
asked the people of the United States 10
elect him their President upon 4 plat
form In which the most important plank
was one declaring for the free coinage
Of silver at q ratio Of l6 to l. and upon
that Issue he was defeated. In this year.
1900. he again seeks reelection, and up
on a platform demanding the ''immcdi-
ate" free coinage Of silver at u ratio of
16 to l. and declares that. elected. he
will at once call Congress In special SEES
sion to enact such laws as will effect
that result. Loudest Of all the appeals
being made by him and his party. in
this campaign, are those for the support
of "Labor"-the "Workingman."
We are nation OF workers; whether
It be on the farm or In the factory, In
shop or office, us laborer along the line
of q great railroad or as president of
the same road who began, not so many
years ago, as a laborer on that very
line: the workinGu,an Is everywhere.
Doing his best at the work he gets, he
had, to be paid in the best money.
Free silver will not give him either.
Mr.. Bryan's associates know this. That
they ATTEMPTED to keep the silver plank
out of the Kansas City platform is to-
day common knowledge. as Is also the
fact that MIR. Bryan compelled its adop-
tion, Being adopted. they have tried
to suppress It. and force to the front
other issues. of minor Importance. or
that are not really Issues at all-"Im-
perialIsm." "A1IIitarism." This thpy
must not be allowed 10 do. The Issue
TODAY Is clearly that of 1896. fire. sill
YER. fully as much desired by its ndyo-
catas now as then: incalculably NOR,
dangerous nov. IL It's importance be not
onnrnc;otod. Infinitely more d,s,strnus
In enroc. should Mr. Rrr,n aafa,,ed In
1soc nj TIM cIoaa of , noriod nf grs,t In
dustrial deprprsion. be elected in 1900
,ftor four vo,rs NJ almos, unex,u,,od
nrosnrrItv
For TINT Mr. BRYAN II pIectpd prpsi.
den, wou,d succepd In n,,c,np tb,s
cnun,rv unop , rree stlver b,sIa I, c,r-
tnin. The assertion that he could not
do On Ia obvura Tho mn, who h,f,r,
non,no,ion could forca bIs marty co,-
veptjon m nominate him IN b,s owp
,.rms once IN m. ,rns,,o,t,,, oh,,r
cou,d urouest,op,h,v command Nh. vrn-
mort n, b,s marty IN ,uIel, rho ,-on,so
NJ Ito n,,,rorm. and TIM, nor,v ,,ouId
control Congresses dur,,, his ,crr
What wou,d RI, ru,e,,,,.,t n, thot
,-or,s, ,o,,. 10 tho hru,,... ,r.r,d
die, s,or, To rho wo-,,,rgnon--u,,,
~, ~. oo,,,.r-, o,,u,,a,, - ii.
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No Bryan Apples on His Trees.

st. Louis Star: II was reported that
the Missouri man who sold his apple
crop for $4,000 intended to vote for
Dockery and Bryan. The gentleman
now arises to say that the report is
without foundation. He Is Democrat,
but not of the Stephens. Dockery and
Bryan persuasion. He does not hesitate
to say that until the Democracy party.
both state and national. get back into
honest channels he will vote the Re-
publican ticket. So much for apples.
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Rheumatism Cured in n DIV.

"Mystic Cure" for rheumatism ond
Neuralgia radically cures In l 10 days
Its action upon the system Is rcmarka-
BILE and mysterious. 1t removes at once
the cause and the disease Immediately
disappears. The first dose greatly ben
Gifts. Is cents. Sold by R. II. List.
1910 Main street. Chas. Menkemeller.
corner Market and Twenty-second
streets. druggists. mw&f
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Mr.. Raymond, OF BraSton. persists in,
trying to make the people OF the First
congressional district believe he is
really running against Captain Dove
ner.
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"What I dcnouncc Is protective
tariff. 1t is false economy, and tho
most vicious political principle TINT
has ever cursed this country."-Will-
INN Jennings Bryan, in speech In
the house Of representatives, 1904,
advocating the passage of the VIII
Hon- German free trade tariff Inv.
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The Registers editorial welcome to
Roosevelt was a graceful observance OF
the social amenities, and as such Is to
be commended.
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Confident of McKinlcy's Reelection

Syracuse Post-Standard: CONNER
cial travellers report that In no pre-
rious presidential year have buyers
been so confident as they are now.
There Is no holding back on account
of the approaching election. rs all ore
confident that Mckinley will be sue
ccssful.
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1t takes cast-lron throat, with q
steel-llncd larynx to bear the strain OF
outdoor oratory these days.
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The Republicans were favored by sun.
lit skies and starlit heavens. II
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The campaign horn-lt's torture to
the nerves, but It must be borne for q
few weeks longer.
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What's the matter with Governor A.
B. White? Nothing at all. The
Democrats have slipped their Holt.
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family, more schooling and less work
for tho children and a margin Of saw
ing s:or sickness and old age."-Ex-
President Harrison.
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Wonder II Mr.. Bryan knows the an-
strike Is over.
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"The full dinner pail Is net sordid
emblem. 1t hns spiritual signifi-
cameo for the spiritually minded. 1t
means more comfort for, the wife and
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FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
For Circuit Judge.
THAYER MELVIN.
or Ohio County.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

Criminal Judgs-T. ]. HUGUS.
ShcriF-D. II. TAYLOR.
Prosecuting Att'y-FRASK w. NESB1 TT.
Assessor (City)-ADDISON ISRAEL.
Assessor (Country)-LESTER SMITH.
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Procrastination is the thief Of health
as well as the thief OF time. There arc
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REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET.


For President.
WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
or Ohio.
For Vice President,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
or New York.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
At Large.
BENSON B. McNIECHEN.
or Marshall County.
]. LEWIS.
or kanawha County.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
First District.
I o. W. o. HARDMAN. OF Tyler Co.
Second District,
N. G. KEIM, OF Randolph Co.
Third District.
CHAS. C. BEURY. OF Fayette Co.
Fourth District.
T. B. MCCLURE. OF Wayne Co.
FOR CONGRESS-.
First District,
B. B. DoVENER. OF Ohio Co.
Second District
ASTON G. DAYTON. OF Barbour Co.
Third District.
JOSEPH H. GAINES. OF Kanawha Co.
Fourth District.
JAMES A. HUGHES. Of Cabell Co.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
For Governor.
ALBERT 3. WHITE. OF Wood Co.
For Auditor,
ARNOLD c. SCHERR. OF Mineral Co.
For Treasurer.
PETER SGLMAN. OF Kanawha Co.
For Supt. of Schools.
T. c. MILLER. OF Marioh Gu.
For Attorney General
ROMEO II. FREER. OF Ritchie Co.
Judges Supreme Court.
HENRY BRANNON. OF Lewis Co.
GEO. POFFENBARGER,o of Mason Co.
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
For Circuit Judge.
THAYER MELVIN.
or Ohio County.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
State SENATE.
SAMUEL GEORGE. Sr.,
or Brooke County.
House OF Delegates,
ADRIAN McCOLLOCH,
HENRY STECK,
s. C. SMITH.
GEORGE A. LAUGHLIN.
~ n
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nings IN which pro-
,tination j, SO much
INDUCED as in let
, ter writing. We
, mean to write, but
" tomorrow and
! tomorrow creep
\ on y and we
M neglect it.
Ny This is bad
Z enough when
the cores
Il pondcnce Is
social or bust
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-19
1t Is all over but the shouting
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