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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-11
CHEAP ADVERTISING.

% Railroad Gazette OF last week
aims statement made by certain
'ay otiicial to the effect that he OBJ
I'd over three thousand dollars
IA Of newspaper Advertising for his
ioF loss than $500 worth OF trans
.tion.
nay or may not be the part of policy
sdom for railroad official TO make
boastaf that 1t viii, at any ratr.
TO open the eyes Of newspaper
shers as to the relative value OF
advertising space nj that of free
passes over various railroads VINO nd-
mere TO he free pass system.
The subject is worthy of fun and
exhaustive discu sion by the newspa-
pers of the country, a d ought to enrag
tho attention Of he editors when thcS
assemble together in their various State
associations.
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absolute control of the government Of
this country The last quarter of a
century. Some members of tho party
think the Interpretation was given in
the recent election, but all OF them viii
read as they run when tho result of the
election of '92 is known.
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PARNELI. has been obstinate from the
beginning OF the present crisis. lie is
treatment of the newspaper, United Ire
land, for its opposition to Linn indicates
that his offensive operations arc likely
to be verY aggressive
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ne following colored men Of Roam
oko have organized the magnolia Land
and Fuiiding Company. and were
granted q charter by Judge Robertson
in the Hastings Court yesterday.
ING purposes Of the company are to
purchase real estate in or near Roanoke.
to cro ct'houscs thereon, to sell. rent or
exchange houses and lands. The real
estate to be held is not to exceed
twenty-five acres at any one time The
capital stock is $500 with power in tho
directory to inoreasc the same to s.. 900,
the stock being divided into shares of
$50 each.
The officers arc: Ferdinand Hanna
buss, president; II. n. Williams, vice
president; G. A. Heath, secretary, and
Thomas Smith, treasurer. The dirco-
tors are: Ferdinand llannabuss, f. r..
Morton. Jos phi Childross, charles Hon
dcrson, and Nicholas Lewis
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n ORYOI.K & WESTERN RAIL
IN ROAD COMPANY.

The annual meeting OF tho Norfolk
and WE'tcrn Railroad Company, held
May ~ 1850, having adjourned to meet
at the gall of the chairman of the meet
ing or ahc president of the company, an
adjourlted meeting thereof is hereby
called. AND will he held on the fifteenth
day Of December 1870, at 10 n. m, at
the office Of the company, in the city of
Roanoke, Va, for the purpose Of recciv-
.report)pof the president relating to
action q Ken by the company under
authoritY sivcn at the annual meeting
in sccuriiV dcontrol OF the Shenandoah
Valley raiorpad, and transact any other
business pe,may properly come before
the mectiNy |, WILLIAM LAMB,
T.. j. III, roALL, Chairman
Presidcnn AT2rfolk and Western Rail
road Comprat1 n30&dc2, 80, 0,13,l4
TISl TIMllv aeceives and prints daily
Ave times n Corlch Geographic news as
NY oLner pet,lhRn RcanoAe.
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ILLINOIS rAHMnl;s IN roLlrIo,.

Inc organizations of the laborers and
and farmers of Illinois are moving to-
gether for the election OF United States
Senator, thus following in the foosst ps
OF the National Alliance and national
labor organizations.
Every day brings TO light new facts
shat continue to point more strongly to
the great political upheaval that will
not remain much longer under the
surface.
The purport Of the handwritinsNon
Tie wall may not yet be understocdAby
efesA great party tnat has had aimWs'
ss :, seness Wtnye,. 49,. mr. N
81 r,,r D"'r OAK st. Joseph conntmi',
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TEE TIMES can DO found regularly on
= lie ct the following places:
Roa,lck e--ceorge Gravatt, Jr.; M. L.
til's, Dsl.is s. Dennis, Hotel Roanoke
slorn--Alfred S. Burdette 81 Co.'s.
llas1i--Maple Shade Inn.
ueiield--Blue1eld Inn.
-Pocahontns Inn.
,nchburg- -Norvell- Arlington.
istol, Tenn.--W. A. Ward, Front
~. ct.
ashington--W Wizards, The Metropoli-
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NotlceHs hereby given that aaid stock
will be H,ld at the front door of the
liustlngH Court house of the city of
Roanokea under Sections ll27, 1l2S and
ll2o OF We Code of Virginia, atpublic
auction, Con Saturday. December 10, at
IL oclo%k Nj. by order OF the Board
of Direc sors
II. II. WOODRUFF,
Presitynt Int. Cigarette Machine Co
PENN I COOKE. nov'-lm
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NnTICE.

re TIMES viii not be resp, nSiblc fos
bills contracted nv sinPioyes unless
srs AFRO given for thc same 10y thc
sFal i,,np- cor.
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missing Fun and Information.

FROM INC Atlanta Constitution.
J may be that Lige lIalford doesn't
tho rlhald newspapers. We may OBJ
siryn that MIR. Harrison is missing r
good deal of fun and some solid infor-
m.tiOn.
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TIE TIMES controls the fran
chises of both the Associated
Press and the United Press,
and is the only paper in the
city publishing regular tele-
graphic dispatches.
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From tho Washington Critic.
The Alliance people down ut Ocala
appear to be having as much fun with
their convention rs either Of the ola
p.l>4Ss S.-.(..
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\ NoKE. VA. DECEMBER II, 1890.

NOTICE TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS.
l subscribers who fail to- receive their
ers regularly every morning will con-
,favor by notifying Immediately tho
In ,ss Office OF THE TIMES.
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From tho Petersburg Inicx-Appaal.
1t tran>pir S that thrrc is horse on
the pension rolls. 1 WAS a participant
in the battle Of Little Big Horn, whero
ca ter was killed. Many man who
draws II pension can show no such re-
cord.
There is no need TO buy a Baltimore
Philadelphia or New York paper to find
the news. BY subscribing for THE TIMES
you can have 1t served to you every
morning at your breakfast table twelve
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rntnro at The pos,oilicc at Roanoke az sec
oad-chSs natter
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NE ROANOKE TIMES.
Evrasy MORNING, ExCEPT MONDAY
TELEPHONE NUMBER ls!.

Tuc ,r,nss will be delivered in Roanoke, Sa-
esn. aud vinton every morning py CARRIERS ior
cOnts per mCnth.
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NOTICE.
Sale Of stock of international Cirar-
cite Machine Company.

The following list of subscribers to
the capital stock of tho international
Cigarette Machine Company having
failed to pay assessments due by them,
10 wit:
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Trr WEEKLY TINES, containing the news or
tho week in II mora condensed form, ono year.
yis0 III advance.
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rnnnls nY MAZE, Postagc Prcpaid.)
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TUE " EEkLY TIMES.

AN Papers sent out or tho city must Do paiu
for my Hritby in aa"ance.
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Advertising rates maize known on appiica-
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-26
Chance to 10 IIOnest.

Tho Registers alleged report OF Rev.
DR.. Fairbanks lecture on "Calvin and
the Reformation" brings from Monsig-
nor Sullivan n card in correction Of lone
Of the many blunders committed by Rev.
DR.. Fairbsirn." Monsignor Sullivan
then adds: "Iou report him as givingt TO
Robert Peter Oliyetau the credit OF be.
ing tho first 10 translate the Bible into
FRENCH" which statement M~onsignor
Sullivan disputes.
Here was the Registers opportunity to
be fair and courteous to its fellow citi-
zen, Monsignor Sullivan; to tell him
that the Rev. DR.. Fairbairn did not men.
ton the name OF Olivetau, did not say
who translated the Bible into French.
This would have been fair to M~onsignor
Sullivan, who is made to appear as cor.
rectlng Il statement that was not made.
To DO entirely honest the Register
should have told Monsiguor Sullivan
that in its whole alleged report Of DR..
FAIRBANKS discourse we're not ten words
uttered by him. The report was "iaked''
out OF the Encyclopaedia Britannica,
article John Calvin-a cheap and easy
way, apparently quite satisfactory to the
Register, OF supplying its columns with
the report Of what was said in Wheeling
the night before.
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BELLAlEI..


All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
. the GLASS City.
Charlie Wise and Miu Mamie Ginin
were married yesterday.
Thomas L. Lodge and Miss Eta Z.
Wiley will be married next week.
A crowd from Wheeling visited the
aieel works here yesterday evening.
Miss Annie Ilummel, Of the First
ward, died Wednesday night, aged 10
years.
A big crowd OF Italians left for Pitts.
burgh yesterday from here on the steam.
or Scotia.
Saul Rhubo.tom, tho man hurt in the
runaway last week, was able to be out
yesterday.
Brakeman Thomas, Of the @. & ?. rail.
road, had four fingers Of his right hand
badly mashed while compiling cars yes
terday.
Rev. Mr. Coleman, OF tho a. N. f.
Church here, hGS baen elected Presiding
Elder OF the Columbus district. Rev,
j. NJ. Ross will succeed Mr.. Coleman
here.
A runaway team belonging to NJ. LIS
made d big stir here early yesterday
morning, and ran from the shop in the
Fourth ward to the ~postoilice without
injuring the horses or wagon.
James X. Bowman has been allowed
So per month pension with 800 5acl
pension; Ii. Donshire, So per month
and SIPS back pay Phil Long, Of tn,
Fifth ward, $40 per month and Ssj(
back pcuBion.
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DIED,

VAS uoUrgS's. CocoA.-'Once tried
always used" MwaF
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Tim rnrlr mud N. Constitution.

The Democrats who met at Mounds
vile 10 yindicate Pendleton were not
veil informed on tho history OF their
party in connection with the tariff queE.
ton. No Democrat OF note has ever
made such q fool OF himself as 10 do.
nounce as unconstitutional the protec-
tive tariff as so "called by the Republi'
can party" which sort Of denunciatfoh
means by implication that there may be
a protective tariff that would DO In har.
mony with the Constitution.
Those Democrats who have arrayed
the Constitution against Protection have
arrayed 1t against all Protection, holding
consistently from their point Of view
that the only customs duty sanctioned
by the Constitution Is levied for revenue
only, and that any customs duty levied
to protect home Industries Is essentially
and radically in conflict with the Con
s.itution.
This contention, however unsound II
may be, Is respectable and understand
able; the Democratic utterance al
Moundsyille Is comprehensive only rs
to the intent Of the ignorance and par
tisan desperation which fashioned it.
No man who has pronounced views
on the tariff question, whether ho il
Tor or against Free Trade, can with an!
self respect support q man who has 81
little OF that quality himself rs TO BIZ
willing to stand on a platform including
an ro,trn n nlank.
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The men who arc to compose to.day's
Republican convention at Moundsville
are delegated to ascertain, ii possible,
what is best for the party and the pub.
lie interest, and then to do that thing
without regard to personal preference or
prejudice. The convention can name a
man who will be the next Representa-.
tive in Congress from this district.
To this end the choice must fall on q
strong man who will command the pub
lie confidence and enough Of the uEat-
tached vote to turn the scales. II Mr..
Atkinson had not withdrawn the nom.
ination would have been easily his. 1t
was his il he wished it, and he declined.
1t is now for the convention 10 survey
the field and make such a selection as
shall be ratified not only by steady.going
Republicans who vote the ticket all the
time, but by men who scrutinizs tickets
closely and make their selections from q
point OF view no. strictly partisan.
1t IS Il grave responsibility to have 10
make this choice, and it ia to be hoped
that the convention will appreciate the
situation,
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The sale Of reserved seats for Louis
Aldrich's play, "The Editor" to be given
at the Opera House next Monday even.
Ing, is to open at c. A. Houses music
store this morning, and there bids fair to
be an unusually large demand for them.
The New York Erening Telegram says:
What can be said OF Mr.. Aldrich's per.
Torrance but in the cordial phrase OF
nns,inted praise? He does not net but
lives the part with all the fine flavor that
surrounds the ideal OF that creation.
lie is trusted and beloved after the first
rough, honest sentence OF ten words, and
the audience felt a good deal Of that gen.
ial emotion toward him in person when
1t called him enthusiastically before the
curtain.
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Mr.. powderly does not like the tone
Of the New York newspapers with re-
gard to his bout with the New York Cen
trail Railroad, and he says OF them:
Many OF them arc bought up BY the New fori
Genital aud some arc owned BY that corporation
The New York Central was very liberal III nd
y~ettising after the strike began ani the Length
Of the editorials and their yindIciiIcncss ,owSr,
the knights Of Labor ran always In proportion
TO the size OF the advertisement.
In the news columns tho reports were Scner
ally very iRir. They were written by men wht
gathered their Information from both sides o.
the controversy. while The editorials were ,ht
work OF men who st with their backs 10 TN
world and who do not have time 10 weigh l
question ludiciousiy before writing about II,
This is very absurd talk to come from
a man who has in his time talked q good
deal OF sense. The editoria! comments
OF the press Of the country, based on
the news reports which Mr. Powderly
says were fair, were Of the same tenor
"a those OF the New York press. Does
Mr.. Powderiy think the whole press OIL
the country was bought by the Central !
This accusation is Of a peace with biz
charge that Mr.. Arthur, Chief OF The
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers,
has been bribed to hold him aloof from
a matter in which his order had no i'm.
mediate concern.
The reason Of the failure OF Mr.. Pow.
derly's undertaking was not the com.
ments OF u hired press. 1t was some
thing which Mr.. Powderly had under
his control and did not control the right
way. The sting Of failure is making
him unhappy aud suspicious.
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r OST-BETWEEN FEMALE COL.
~ LEGEand Fourth Street Methodltt Church,
n kmsll silver watch. Finder please leave al
College aud be suitably rewRulei. se2hs
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WOMEN MISSIONARIES.
Meeting OF the Wheeling District Assoeia.
tlun Yesterday.


t'on Yesterday.
The Women's Foreign Missionary So.
c;ctv nj ,be Wheeling distric. hold its
ss,oInao,;n. I, a. sim,.,n Al \
annuli iuee'i"s III .ne ,'"psou ~ '
church NJ MouhasVilie yesterday
About Que hundred members OF the or.
panisation were present aud participated
r. ,ho worL NJ ,bs meotlp, vhicl, was
vetv VI jrtsyss,inv t~iromcbont. prcsidInr
Eii,r Joron Rsv' n II Graham ami
psv NJ %Ec.therlIpc were in Attendance
J,,;n" tho spssion. I. VIVA called 10 or.
lar hp Mira 4, i. Moore. District Secre.
saw n,,ver and nraIse s]orvicc of in.
t@,ss, and nroilt was conducted Ly Mira.
IacLson'
Mrs II + ,1oncs FIN C~orrespond;n,
Secondary mnde her rennrt, whirh WAS
oIiowoi 10 nm address ri welcome nv
W,s q CIGordon.
The oGdrasa spemod IN bovo dnc
thomrht in nrenaration and wan well do.
i SersJ I, carc thn v]isitors n tho con.
v]antion IN feel Tint they were indeed
welrome and tbp rcanonso Inv Mira Fred
Eowcrs, If Wheeling was equally ammo.
nI;nte.
There wcre rcoreson,ed eieht auxil.
%iarirs and thefour younr peopis's bands,
az iolluws. The Bntler land. Of Xane
Stree, Al, + chnYch: the sumner band,
oi Thomao,t church: the Fear Not. OF
Hsnwood. md the Little Cleaners of
T~riadelphia.
An excellent paper WAS read by Mrs.
r. N Galway on ihs subject. "Onr Next
Door Nciphbor. Mexico.h
Tho financial reporta showed 50 % TO
.bc credit of the society for their year's
eToris mot including much used for
nurcbasrs not in tie regular work,
Rsv, Messrs. Bat,ellp. Lee linton and
Irathcrhy we're introduced 10 The con.
yention and made short addresses and
Raw. Mes,ra, .Jonps and Graham to6k q
mar, in the DEVOTIONAL services. Nina
Noon addressed the Indies on TIM needs
of the district. Announcements we're
made for the afternoon and the mec,ino
adjourned with the benediction hv
Fatber Bat,elle. and the delegates re.
psireI TO The residence of Mrs. Smith
where Tho tables fairly rroaned Will
oood th;nys nrenarpd Nv tho Mopnds
willie ladi, 4 for the convention.
At0n. m, tbere were Devotional ser
vices hv Mrs. G, n. Watkins and Mr.. q
4, Grimes. Mia. EstelIe Marlin road ,
nanpr on italy. Miss Lottio Wilson do
iiyered a most beautiful splertion, am
the Jelivery wos Grand
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People fail in many ways. In bust.
ness, in morality, in religion. in happi'
ness, and in health. A weak heart is
often an unsupported cause OF failure in
life. II the blood does not circulate
properly in the lungs, there is shortncss
Of breath, asthma, etc. in the brain, dir.
ziness, headache, etc. in the stomach,
wind, pain, indigestion, faint spells, etc.
in the liver, torpidity, congestion, etc,
Pain in the left side, shoulder and stom.
ach is caused by heart strain. For all
these maladies Mr.. Miles New Cure for
the heart and lungs is the best remedy.
Sold, guaranteed and recommended by
the Logan Drug Company. Treatise
free. MWFtW.3
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In the Circuit Cour. yesterday, Part
|, Judge Campbell, the case Of f. 3
Terry vs. tho Standard Insurance Com.
puny was dismissed by the plaintiff.
The argument Of the pleas rendered in
the case OF the Terminal Railway Com.
pany vs. Mrs. Handlan was continued
over until Saturday, when the entire
day will probably be consumed in the
hearing. .
In Part II. Judge PAUL, q motion to
continue the case Of Mary Rine's admin
istrator Va. James Rine, an action in de-
tinue, was overruled, and the case be.
ing tried judgment was awarded the
plaintiff.
A verdict was found for the defendant
in the case OF Kate Siebke Va. NJ. Klein
hans.
The jury was adjourned over till Mon
day.
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In the race for the Democratic nomi
nation for the Presidency there are prac
tically but two entries, both from the
great State OF New York. The Mug
wumps and circumstances have entered
Mr.. Cleveland, and Governor Hill has
entered himself.
While Mr.. Cleveland is busy hunting
and writing letters in the intereat OF Brit,
ish Free Trade, Governor Hill 10 no less
actively engaged in periecting his grip
on the machine at home. Hill wisely
proc ccds on the assumption that il he
can go into the national convention with
the big end Of New York backing him,
nothing will happen in that convention
TO force Mr.. Cleveland's sudden with.
drawal from the law firm OF which he
may be said to be the advertising agent.
s Outside OF the city Of New York the
machine wna already under the Gov.
: ernor's control. When he said 20 ahead,
she went ahead; and when he wanted
the thingt to back it backed rs OF its own
sweet will. but in the city OF New York,
with its %va,;cEated and complicated poll.
tics, there was something to be desired,
and the Governor sought the first ION.
venient season to 80 ior it. He got it,
right under Mr.. Cleveland's nose.
/. lie has induced the, Democratic State
Committee to appoint a committee Of
five from outsido Of New York to confer
with the leaders OF the rival Democratic
organizations in the city, ostensibIy with
q view to bring about harmonious &C.
ton in behalf Of the party nominees for
Congress and the Assembly.
The Herald speaks Of this committee
Rs. "the men chosen to dabble in New
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and a woman will tell n lie to give it.
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TOR RENT-FINE BRICK RESI-.
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Now Advertisements,

WANTED-A GIRL TO LEARN
" d~tcssmAkins. Address "A !" lntelli'
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Transfers lsccurded,

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record two deeds OF trust and transfers
as follows:
September Is by Joseph Murray and
vile to John Elras, for $500, part Of lot .
in Joseph Caldwoll's addition.
September 10 by John G. Tomlinson
to John X. Washington, for $500, lot 50
in Iane's orchard addition, on the Island.
September 90 by James A. Walker and
wife to William F. stifel, for s., 500, the
east half OF lot lS3, in Orlor & Zane's ad.
dition, on the Island.
November 81, 80, by John Buchanan
and wife to Elizabeth Crow, for SO, one
acre and 10 perches Of land adjoining
Lydia Roney's lands.
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Each party has nominated a good man
and representative citizen for State Sen
a!or from the First District. Mr.. White.
lcr stands for Republican principles,
Judge Jacob for Democratic. So far as
hia vote in the Legislature could inln.
cnce the result Nj. Whitaker would
poll it for Protection TO Home 1ndus'
tries. Judge Jacob would go with his
party and support Free Trade. 1t is q
free field aud Il fair fight.