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NEWSPAPER WAITS.

Chance for a Hero.-''When I marry,
1t will be n brave hero, who fears moth
Ing" Yes, dear, I'm sure you will
never wed any other kind of q man."-
Philadelphia Bulletin.
Written Examination THAT Boston
school teacher wanted me to propose
by letter." What for?" "She said
many man who was all right on gram
mar was terribly shnky on spelling
Indianapolis Journal.
Sardonic.-"He say he wouldn't
think of accepting money for his polIti-
cal influence" mo. indeed" answered
Senator Sorghum. "He doesn't have to
think. 1t has got to be second nature
with him."-Washington Star.
II don't know what want" said a
dyspeptic customer, after going three
times through the bill Of fare. II
can't eat more than tbout two mouth
fuls.'" You might try couple Of orr
mutton-chops, SIR" quietly suggested
the Bits.
OF Two Evils.-"Ruggles. am sorry
to hear you were burned out the other
day. Did you lose all your household
goods?" Yes. but we don't feel SO
awfully bad over It. Lumpkin. We cx-
pected to have to move next week, any
way."-ChIcaSo Tribune.
A Domestic Taste.-Phyllis Eastsyde
20, Clarence, teach me how to play
gof. an I'll marry YER" Clarence Urch-
inton-"An' den have yer dom hot
foot Ground de links all day long an
lettin' careless nuss look after yer
children? Not in tousand years.
Puck.
The Mendicant = beg pardon. sir:
but haven't had anything to eat for a
week." The Philanthropist-"Let me
congratulate you upon your success in
so interesting an experiment. 1t must
be u great saving to you, and AM sure
you're looking well."-Doston Tran
script.
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The Second District.

A big fight is being made on CON-
gresham Dayton in the Second district
by that chief rascal of all the Demo-
cratic rascality that has been perpc-
tratpd In the state-"Purple PenciI' Nc
Graw, whose creatures were indicted by
a non-partisan grand Jury of Taylor
county of a felony on the ballot.
Through the trickery and slick dealing
OF this man he caused to be nominated
a man who had not only voted against
him when he run for Congress agains,
Mr.. Dayton, but who worked for his de-
feat. The nomination of Col Thomas
B. Davis was one OF McGraw's shrewd-
est moves. He wanted the use OF Col.
Toms barrel. and he also wanted to
smoke out ex-senator Henry G. He
succeeded In both cases.
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state suppose for one minute that the
dcbaucher OF the ballots In 1888, Colonel
iMcGraw. would allow any such thing to
happen as the election Of Mr.. Davis, in
the event of the legislature being Demo-
cratic? y
In spite OF the false courage the DEM
ocracy is assuming in West Virginia the
Republicans are whistlIng with more
confidence. The state will give an In
creased majority for Mckinley, give Mr..
White q handsomer plurality than
Governor Atkinson rolled up; q lcglsla-
'ture. with a comfortable majority will
be elected, and four Republican con-
'gressmen will sit in the next Congress.
These are not only apparent, but self
evident facts.
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STATE PRESS a1EAN1Nas.

After having inspected the work of n
young woman who decOrates crockcry,
we are compelled to admit that. after
all. China may not be as bad as 1t is
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Times.
j. Count won. Waldcrsee will ride an
American horse. But this honor does
not wholly. compensate for the sights
Germany has heaped on the American
pig.-Blueneld Telegraph.
Republican success is in the air. One
Gun feel, hear and taste II. We must
pay especial attention to the election Of
A. G. Dayton, for without u Republican
Congress. we might as well elect Bryan.
-Morgantown Post.
Senator Hanna Is managing to make
things pretty lively for the enemy, from
the tone of Democratic newspapers. He
draws their fire and is not afraid of It.
He draws crowds. too. and the votes
will follow.-McDowell Recorder.
The report in the Methodist Confer
ence in session at Clarksburg that more
churches and parsonages would have
been built had workmen been secured 10
do the work, shows 1t Is true, that
prosperity has Its disadvantages. hu.
such that can be well endured for four
years more DE tnt ELECTION OF Mchlnlcy
and Observation-Disclosures Mall-Trl-
bune.
Really. It Is merely question wheth-
er the people want II change from pros
porous times TO those depressing days
when banks failed and free soup houses
ilourished, when idle men rioted for
bread In the great cities and march I'd
over the country to the national capital.
where even the grass on the capital
grounds was denied MISUNDERSTANDING
Journal.
One OF the cleanest, purcst and BRAIN
lest young men In politics in West Viz
Slnia is Joseph Holt Gaines. the Re-
publican nominee for Congress in the
Third district. All his life he has lived
In the district. and the prosperity and
well being OF its citizens are always first
with him. With him In Congress our
district will be ably represented. and
the wants OF our people cared for
AIingo Calculator.
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Marjorie Daw,

Some years ago there appeared on II,
book stalls n delightful and brilliantly
written concclt for summer reading
called Marjorie Daw." a gentleman
who was enjoying his vacation In the
country had friend In the city who
was bed fast from n serious Illness. and
TO while away his time. which some
times hung heavy on his hands. and ut
the same time amuse and distract his
friends attention from his bodily Ills he
wrote to him about n beautiful young
lady who lived across the street. He
pictured her charms In the most glow
ing terms. and described her as \ per-
son OF Inei!iblc beauty with n marvellous
admixturc OF common sense. These let
tiers Interested the sick man. The cor
rcspondencc continued for some WeelSs.
each succeeding letter containing some
thing marjorie" had said or done. The
mental pictures SO worked on the III
valid that he rapidly progressed to-
wards convalescence, and one day no
notified his friend that he was coming
on to see this wonderful girlN His
friend became alarmed and skipped
out. and when the invalid arrived he
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REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

One touch OF nature takes the whole
world in.
A mans feet makes his shoes; Il wO-
mans shoes makes her feet.
When n girl Is really In love her nose
turns cold whenever she passes him.
A man died few years ago and ac-
cused the dcvil of invcnting the salad
sandwich" and he hasn't let up on him
yet.
The two most useless things in the
world that n man has 10 put up with
are the flap with buttonhole In II on
the front of shirt and church we'd
ding.
The women allow themselves lots OF
privileges. They will get themselves
photographed with low-cut dresses on
and no sleeves, but n man can't even
have his picture taken in his dress suit.
New York Press,
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Hopeless State Democracy.

From observation and Investigation 1t
Is only too obvious to the Democrats
that West Virginia is irrevocably lost
to them, and Col. John 7. McGraw. he
of Purple Pencil" fame, Is using des-
,perate tactics to stem the tide that Is
setting out against him. This IS EVIL
denced by the extravagant rumors pub
lishcd In his official organ, edited by one
OF his INSCRIPTIONS creatures, the
Charleston Gazette. No good can
emerge from that Nazareth. The Char
lesion paper relates with great cIrcum-
stantia!ity the visit of Senator Elkns
to that section, and attempts to impose
upon him n defeat In his endeavor 10
compose the differences of the various
factions in Kannwha county. Not
thing that Is related In the Gazette and
echoed by the Democratic organ Ia
Wheeling is true. 1t Is great blum.
The same paper has supposItious
correspondence from Wheeling In which
1t Is intimated that the charge OF Judge
Jackson TO the United States grand jury
on election crimes referred especially
to the Republican party with reference
to the use of money. We have no In
formation that satisfies us that Judge
Jackson had any special object In de-
liyering the charge he did. aud It does
not matter to the Republican party OF
West Virginia II he had. The lntlma-
ton OF the Gazette that 1t pointed to
Senator's Elkins and Scott Ia merely n
distraction. The Golfers OF THE Demo-
cratic state committee are filled to over
flowing. McGraw has worked on Col.
Tom Davis and his brother Henry so
well that both OF them have shelled out
Handsomely. The willy Taylor county
statenmnn. through his position ns ma
tional committeeman from this state.
has induced Chairman Jones. OF the ma
t!onal committee. to impress upon r,-
senator Henry G. that II Is his duty TO
covet the Scnatorship-with the proper
payments that would aid In recurring
the legislature. That is one OF Nc
Graw's tricks. Does the most creduloux
member Of the Democratic party in this
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Andrew Carnegie, in his article in the
October number OF the North American
Review on the political situation, sums
up the dangers of Organism to be:
License instead Of law at homo.
through political denunciatlon of judi
clal decisions; silver as our standard,
since an inferior drives out n superior
currency, which means defrauding la
Dor and robbing the people of one-half
of their savings; a tax upon the income
of citizens, Slnaugurating an un-Amcri-
can system OF espionage demorallzlns
to the national character"
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Dovcner's district is naturally Demo-
cratic by at least 1000. and the managers
q the representative admit mat II Is
likely TO be more than that this year
Charleston Gazette.
The First district was always natural
~, Republican. There never was an IN
tereatt in this section the Republican
party did not advance. The people
who were once blind have had their
eyeslght restored for some time past
Captain Doyener will be triumphantly
reelected by an increased majority.
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soon discovered that there was no,
Marjorie Daw::" that she was nothing
but the. flgment of his country friends
day dreams. "a
In 1896 Bryan was the man who pic
.tured the Marjorie DAVIS OF disaster that
would oyerwhelm this country in case
Mckinley was elected, but when the
,tnvallded Industries recovered and bust
'ness revived from It's nervous shock the
Marjorie DAVIS were found to be but the
creatures OF Bryan's imagination. The
same dreamer is now engaged in pic,
turing the exiles Of another Marjorie
Daw-"imperiallsm." Will the people
be fooled again? 3.
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"a Washington dispatch to the Pitts
burgh Times states that shortly before
the campaign closes President Clcve-
land and ex-secretaries Whitney and
Lamont win announce themselves In IA
vor of the election of Mckinley and
Roosevelt.
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Fusion in Montana.

Helena Herald: The efforts OF the
three parties-the Democrats, the Pop
ulists and the labor party-to swallow
each other presented one OF the most
picturesque scenes ever observed in n
political menagerie.
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Do the West Virginia Demo-Populists
who are crying Doodle and fraud these
days, remember the time they prevent.
cd the seating of the legally electd gov
ernor Of the state-General Golf?
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with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat OF the disease.
Cntarrh Is n blood or constitutional dis
eagc. and In order TO cure It You must
take internal remedies. Halls Cntarrh
Cure is taken internally. and acts di-
rcctly on the blood and rnu-
cous surfaces. Halls Catarrh cure
Is not n Quack medicine. IT
was prescribed by one Of the
best physicians In this country for
years. and Is Il regular prescription. 1t
Ia composed Of the best tonics known.
combined with the best blood purifiers,
acting directly on the mucous surfaces.
The perfect combination OF the two In
grcdicnts Is what produces such Won
.derful results in curing Catarrh. Send
for testimonials free.
flN Il. ]. CHENEY & CO., Props.
Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists. price 76c.
IInlrs FnmIly pIiIa nrn IN, hn.t
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According to the Democrats Holt is
having 1t all his own way in his debates
with White. Republicans will have an
opportunity OF judging Of the facts in
this city on Saturday.
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Appropriate Apologies.

st. Louis Globe-D Democrat: The most
apologize literature of the campaign
Is that coming from men like Schurz.
Cochran and Clney. a sense Of shame
and dstrust is the most prominent feat
urc OF their political flop.
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Mckinley and White are all right in
West Virginia, but 1t behooves the Re-
publicans to look out for the legislative
candidate. That is the man Johnny
McGrawis after in every county.
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II think the future of liberty In the
Philippine Islands safer in the character
Of the Republican party than in the
hands OF Mr.. Bryan."-senator George
+. Hoar.
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SeWs md Sings.

Grant Edens is the best tailor In
the shop. He makes two pair of pants
in half day. He Is also good sing
cr.-Pruntytown News.
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ent upon his professional care and skill.
He feels that his duty demands more
than mere routine, stereotyped interest
in his patients; he feels that his work is
q serious matter; that it is often ques-
ton Of life and death.
"You have my many heart felt thanks for
your kindly advice TO nc In my sickness, writes
Mrs. Claus Nelson, Of Pieo Heights, Los Anye-
les, cal., pox 4. In cordial letter to Or. v
Pierce, Of buffalo, N. Y. "Also for your book
could not do without. II Is oil the Doctor l
have had since got II. had female trouble
and DR.. Pierces Favotite Prescri ptiou, together
+ with the advice given In his book. cured me Of
five years sickness. thought my days would
not be long, but your kindness and medicine
would not let me die"
For more than thirty years DR.. Pierce
has occupied grand and most unique
position for bcnefting his fellow beings
As chief consulting physician Of the
great Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Insti-
tute, Of Buffalo Almost countless thou
sands have sought his services and adj
vice both in person and by letter.
81 He is one OF tile best men in the
world" said the late President Garfield,
and he is at the head OF one Of the best
medical institutions in the world" DR..
Pierce's great thousand.page illustrated
Common Sense Medical Adviser y is sent
free for al one-cent stamps to pay the
bare cost Of mailing, or for handsome
cloth.bouud copy, 81 stamps. He makes
no charge for consultation by mail; he
only requests that sufferers will state
their cases to him fully, freely, and in
perfect confidence. Address Dr.. R. ".
Pierce, 663 Min Street, Buffalo, Ny.
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Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis.
cnses relieved In six hours by Nov
Great South American Kidney Cure" II
IL n great surprise on account OF Its eS.
cecdlnG promptncss In relieving pain In
bladder. kidneys and back. In male or
female. Relieves retention OF water
almost Immediately. II you want quick
relief and cure this Is the remedy. Sold
by r. II. List. druggist. Wheeling, ".
Va. tth&s
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That sugar-Cured Congress.

(Tune-"The Old onken Bucket.'')
How dear to our hearts was our Demo-
crat Congress.
As hopeless inaction presented to view
The bill of poor Wilson. the decp-tanglcd
Tariff,
And every made pledge that their lunacy
knew.
The widespread depression. the mills that
closed by it..
The rock Of free silver where great Gro
yer fell. a.
They busted our country, no use to
deny II,
And darn the old party. It's busted as
we'll
That G.. Cleveland Congress.
That Queen Lily Congress.
That wild Frec-Trade Congress
We all loved so well.
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Ten per cent advance in wages for TIL
tin plate workers isn't so slow.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

The State Of West Virginia
Ohio County, IS:
In the circuit court of Ohio county.
West Virginia. October Rules. 1900
Robert L. Criswell VS.. Carrie a. Cr!s
well.-ln Chancery.
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POINTING THE WAY.
When brave admiral in waf time goes
into an enemy's harbor he knows that

~ the life Of every
man in the feet
a depends upon
y his skill and
Z eourage. 1t Is
"a tremendous re-
possibility; nd
yet he cannot feel It
| more deeply and
y than a conscien-
physician feels his
visibility for the lives
ose who are depend
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The State OF West Virginla-To the shs..
IN of Ohio County. Greeting:
We command you that you summon
Carrie y. criswcll. II she be found In yOm
baillwick, TO appear AT the clerks Ufla
OF the circuit court OF Ohio county, :!
rules to be held for the said court, "a
the first Monday In October, i9jo, to al.
swcr bill In chancery exhibited aglini
her in the. said court by Robert l.. Crs-
well. and have then and there this W.T.
Witness. c: II Hennirg. clerk OF our sad
court. ut the court house OF said county,
In the city OF Wheeling, the 18th day q
August, 1900, and In the thIrty-cighth YEA:
OF the state OF West Virginia.
C. Fl. HENNING. Clerk
SliERlFFS Northumberland a. CT.
well Is no inhabltant OF my bailiwick. N2:
found therein this LIST dny OF October. IN
. ID. EH-rT.... 7 VIE
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FAMILY WASHING,

Sold by druggists. price TIC.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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For ii. G.. Richards, s, O. {,
The object OF this suit Is TO obtain !
decree for divorce from the bonds OF mat
rimony from the defendant by the plltEt.
~. And II appearing from an afldaH,
Med In said cause, at these rules, tina,
tho defendant. Carrie a. Criswell. Is 10,
n resident OF the state of West.Nirgln!h
process In snid suit on motion Of the
complainant, by his solicitor this orteii
OF publication is entered against her and
II Is ordered that the said defendant
above named. be and is required to az,
the iirst publication OF this order and dc
what is necessary to protect her inter.
csts. II Is further ordered TINT this order
be published and posted MS required ~
law.
said court. Mt the court house OF said
county, this Sd day of October. 100, To-
wit: October Rules. 1900. ,aF
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WEBSTER DISThIGT. n
Precinct No. ,l-From cornerI Of Marc
and Twenty-sixth streets to 2G05 Chapia
street.
Precinct No. From corner bf TwcntE
sixth and EoT streets to $50 EoiI street.
Precinct No. 3-From No. 2744 EoI st.ei
to 2103 Chapline street. "
Precinct No. i-From 290i .Eor street d
2S27 Eoff street E- g.-rI- l $50
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Precinct No. From Mrs. John Far!
the town OF Potomac.
Precinct No. 3-From Charles CruE.
blcker's 10 the Valley Grove school houss
Attest: T. @, MOFFAT
Clerk Board OF Commissioners OF Il.
County of Ohio. w. Va W oci-th
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
Robert l.. Criswcli. plaintiff. w. Carrie
y. Criswcll. defcndant--In the Circuit
Court OF Ohio County, West Virginia.
In Chancery.
The above named defendant. Annie A.
Criswcll, will take notice that the deposi'
lions OF Annie Cooper, HontAs Cooper;
Frank Criswell. Robert L. Criswell Hna
others will be taken ut the law Office OF
H. ~. Addlcman, No. 1iiS Chapline street street
in the county OF Ohio, state OF West VIZ
Rinia. on the LIST day OF November, \. "
1900 between the hours OF 3 o'clock =. ~,
and o'clock y. M. TO be read ms cylIstss s
In the above cause on behalf OF the arrows '
named plaintiff, And II. from amy ciusSS;;
the talking OF tho said dispositions sha,'
not hc commenced. or being commenesa'
shall not be completed on the DAY alprs
said, the linking OF the same will he gu,
Journcd FROM time 10 time. ut the sltiS'
place and between tho same hours. NUu'
the same shall he completed.
RI ROBERT l.. CRISWELih,
by Il. NJ. ADDLEMAN, Attorney. oci'"
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CHANGE IN VOTING PLACES,

CENTRE DISTRICT.
Precinct No. 3-From corner OF Chat
line and Twenty-second streets to s.
Market street.
Precinct No, 5From corner OF Marksl
and Twenty-third streets to BIS MarksI
rtr !
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c. II. HENNlNG. Clerk.
Published the first time October lAo
Attest: c. II. HENNING, Clerk +
Il. II. ADDLEAfAN.
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(The INTELL1GENcER. embracing It's
several editions. Is entered in the Post
oihce at Wheeling. W. W., as second
class matter.)
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Judge Romeo II. Freer has two-column
might. giving the most glowing account
of Republican prospects In West Virginia.
{ He INDUCES In the usual prosperity urgd-
ment. among other things saying that
there will be 1900 more voters In the
state than In 1898. threc-fourths Of whom.
he thinks, Will vote for Mckinley. These
I votes. of course. include recent importa-
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY rIcKET.

ShcrIff--D. Fl. TAYLOR.
Prosecuting Atty-FRANk W. NESEITT
Assessor (City)-ADDISON ISRAEL.
Assessor (Coun,ry)--LESTEP SMITH.
County Surveyor-ROBERT HAZLETT,
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-11-08


With the single exception OF Fred
erick Douglas, Booker t, Washington
is the greatest leader of the Negro
race who has come up out Of slavery
itself. Everyone knows what Mr..
Washington has done at Tuskegee and
elsewhere for the education and up
lifting of the race. 1t Is also true
that he is man of intensely interest
ing personal character and history.
All these things lend peculiar attract
iveness to the series Of autobiography
cal articles which Mr.. Washington
has written for The Outlook under
the title "Up From Slavery" The
first instalment is in the November
Magazine Number Of The Outlook,
and is prefaced by lifelike and
strongly-drawn portrait made for The
Outlook by the artist, Mr.. Alfred
Houghton Clark. Among the other
illustrations of this first article special
interest attaches to two pictures Of
log cabins, In one or the other Of
which Mr.. Washington was born-the