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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-24

W7ALSAK'S NEW PLACE.-E.
w Walsak, the expert dyer and
cleaner. has opened II new place ut the
corner OF Commerce and Campbell
streets, and invites his old patrons and
the public to call and sec him.
Suits cleaned for $l.5O
Suits dyed for $500.
Goods called for and delivered. Sat
isfaction guaranteed. nov29-6mo
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-24
B.C. d.

Avoid long years of suffering by
taking
Be d.
The best dyspepsia cure. Prepared
by Richmond, Va, Drug COMPANY.
Sold by all druggists, rs and 20 cents
pottle' deo13-1mo
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-24

FOR RENT-oFFICE NO. 100,
a times Building" Apply at 11a
Henry street. aug2e.tf
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LOST AND FOUND.

7 OST-BETWEEN vOGT'S JEW
~ elry store and 343 Campbell avenue,
lady's gold ring. Rhine stone set
ting In small yellow box. Return to
291 Seventh avenue 8. w. dec24-lt
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-24

EREDERICK j. AMWEG, c. E.,
II M. Am Soc. @. E. g Engr's Club
OF Philadelphia engineer, contractor
and builder, Commercial Bank Build
ing. Roanoke, Va apr22-tf
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WUERzBURGER. V. B. Co.
FOk RENT.

DOR RENT THE ROOM ON CAMP
IL bell street nearly opposite P. O.,
formerly occupied by l.. l.. Powell &
Co. E. III. STEWART. dec2.tf
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-24

EMINGTON STANDARD TYPE
III writer Is tho best on the market.
For supplies, terms, etc, apply to X:
street, opposite postofllcc. novll.1m
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-24
CITY MARKET.

CITY MARKET.
CHOICE MEATS.
BREADY (keeps the best stall g, Market House.
e. Is. GAIT, stall No. Sausage speciality
j. w. HOGAN, Stall 3.
THOMAS NELSON, stall No. 0.
w. g. OVERLY, Stall II.
w. N SALE. stall No. IL.
CURED HAMS, BEEF, LARD, &c.
K. j. KEMP Especially beef tonguea), stall IA.
FISH; WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
G. NJ. MURDEN u CO. experienced fsherman),
cor. Nelson street.
FRESH FISH, OYSTERS AND PRODUCE.
b. K. ODELL BROS, City Market.
GAME, DRESSED FOWLS, vEGETA-
BLES, &C
8. j. AKERS, City Market
j. w. SiMCOE, City Market.
PRODUCE, FISH AND OYSTERS.
HUDSON " DEAL. 10 Salem avenue n. O.,
wholesale and retaiD.
ROANOKE DRESSED BEEF CO.
N. RENSCH, Stall No. 8.
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THE ROANOKE TRANSFER
Il Company is prepared to do oil
kinds OF hauling. They keep good
sible drivers. Prompt attention.
Offices, Freight depot and jefferson
street, south. Telephone. 119.
oct1-1-yr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-03
@ro66ersostBmm SeGem.

@ernSbeim. Seiteus unierer
Stabtpsrmaltun9 lit all oas Staatss
miniiterium cine @in9abe geri6tet mors
ben, in mel9er Inn @rri6tuug einer
normalipurisen ~anitatt Ser 9eplans
ten i6mallpurigen 8abn @ernsbeims
DarmitaOt 9ebeten wiro. ge9riinbet
miro oas @rlu9en nit Der Gufibruns
bes %llmltanbes, baB Der S9mallpurs
perfebr epentuea cine St0rung Der be-
tra4f1i6en 9artoffcls nnO Steintoblenz
ausfubr tnpolpire.
Jam pertbetm. Mfit benz NUM-
mebr ponenoeten &aral lit Elm beSeutens
Der Sortbeil fir bic Nbeinl9tfffabrt
semonnen. @dbrenb friiber in unfes
rem 9afen rlar S6ife bon sweis Bis
~breitauleno Gentnern Tra9fraft an5us
leaerl permoften. f0nnen iest iolfle
bon 10000 bis Is, 900 Gentnern Grag=
fraft arfer perfen. Die 9aufolter
fir ben 9aral baben $4,000 Start be-
traseu.
Sab Naubeim. uuiere leste
&urltfte mies Die itattli6e 3abl BON
s455 b~iesjabrisen aursdlten auf.
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3ramu(6weia. Am6aft.

S90ninsen. Son einem i6weren
unslifsfaue lit Der 8er9mann Bard
betroffen. @abrenb berielbe i'm S6a9t
Der rTreue" arbeitete, mari elmer Der
oben belhdftisten Nrbeiter cine i9mere
@iienitanse i'm S6a9te berunter, Die
ben g. traf uno inn ben S9aoel our6e
i9lug.
Deifau. giel gnflans finbet Die
projeftirte grri6tung BON Marttba0en
In bieliser Stabt. Man mill Dem linz
ternebmer III jeOer @eiie ent9esenfoms
men uno linn unter anoerem cine 10jabs
rise Steuerfreibeit bemiuisen. Slatiir=
li6 finoet baS Brojeft AUDI @egner, be-
ionoers leitens Der an ben bieli9en
Warftplaben auidiii9en @ewerbetreiz
benoen, tDel6e alerbin98 oaour6 gu
Shaoen fommen miirben.
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@ie 1T bies !!

@ir bieten ein6unbert Dollars 8elpbnuns
fir ieben Sal BON Ratarrb, Der nibt bur6 Gin.
nebmen bon $al's &atarrb Rur sebeilt perben
tann.
8. s. gbeneb g. Co., @isentbimer,
Solebo, Sbto.
@ir, bic Ilnteraeidneten baben 8. 5. gbeneb
feit ben letten Is Sabren sefannt unb baltei
tbn fur boIfommea ebrenbaft in allen @e.
f9dftsbanbIunsen unb finan3ieG befdbiat,
ale bon ieiner girma einsesansenen gerbinb.
li9teiten gu ~erfi0eu.
Is eft & Sruar, grosbaubeIs GrosuiRen,
Solebo, Ohio.
@at6ina, ainuan& Marbtn, @rob.
banbels.O rosuifen, Solebo, Obip.
Sal's fatarrb Fur tirb innerlid senommer
nnb pirft Dirett auf bas Blut unD Ste fdIei.
migen 0berfd@en bes Gbfems. 3eusniRe
fret Derfanbt. Yreis 75 Gents fir bic GIafde.
gertauft bon allen apOtbetern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-03

Nuseu uartete, bis Die Sreunbin fertis
lei uno ibr ben Rlae am l6malen
Waldttl6 fret9eben perbe.
Die Come blidte i6ou iiber bie
Dader, aber es mar ia Sonntag uno
oie beiben Wtab9eu batten ni9ts au
%ueriaumen 10 mar eS ipenisitens In
Miete'S Qu9en natiirli9, baB iie it1
benz @enuB zines ldnseren Mor9ens
i6lafes bingab.
Sb 9atbe aud gut 9el6lafen babe?
Wttete frug eS, mdbreno lte lt1 nit
l%an9lalnem 8eDageu Die brauileu i30pfe
auflOite unb 81 ~itrd6nen be9ann +; uro
Sene eu~t9e9nete: SIS sebt oil, 9inb ;
man bat natiirli9 feline @ebanfen uro
ba8 Gini9lafen wuroe mir i9mer."
SD ba@te, On bdttelt gel6laien,
ais i'd 9eitern abeno na6 9auie
fam."
rDod ni6t, Mtete."
vNber Du iteateit Did TO-"
! sd molte nidt mebr nit Dir ipre,
den, i'd mar Dir ui6t 10 gut ME ionit.
Nber oa8 lift nun poriiber."
Miete ld6elte ELL menis fp0ttil6.'
uSa, es mar aud 9aritig BON mir, Did
allein mad 9auie laufet gu laiien wie
lei6t batte Dir etipa8 Suftofeu f0nnen.
uno oann bic St0rung Bel metuem
Seimfommen =
vDu meiBt gut senus, oab i'd baratl
gar nidt oenfe. Sdtteit gu irsenb
cine anoere Gbbaltuns sebabt, 10 wdre
es mir %politdnois sleibstltis semelen,
Oh i'd auein mad Saule sing ooer ni6t."
nQ6 TO-" iaste Mtete, ii9 i9einbar
b%elinneuo, rDn meinit alIo Die 3ulantr
m%enfunft nit alfreO etsentlt6 bait
Du 8e6t, i'd bin nod etn pentg bule.
Zig BON Dem @etn, Ben mir 5ulammen
%9etrunfen baben ; o, es mar lufttg |"
Ole Nusen beS Wedb9ens bltbten
auf aber es lag elm ei9entbamlt6er
feudter S6immer BARN, uub oann be.
l9afttste iie fi6 eifri9 nit ben S6niir'
ltiefeln uno tDur6e gang ROTH Dor @us
ltren9uns.
Gortietuns folst,)
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2le&ren6nra.

g d ID / n. Sci Sen &analili~
ru%n9sarbeiten in Der altitaot, bic jebt
Dorsenommen merbeu, it6Bt ilatt bel
fad anf Neite Der alien Staot Sdmerin,
Die aI9emeinere8 Snterelie bietetl. 90
ipuroen am Gin9ange Der S9mieoes
ftraBe in oie Safer 8ilbelmitraEe in
etrer Tiefe bon etna eirem Meter Die
Reite bes friberen S9mieoetbores,
tpeldeS bier 9eitanben, 9efunoen.
S60nberg. Dem Bauern Maab
in Saboip murben in elmer Na6t ni6t
went9er alS "a 9ibner BON einem
Su9ie, Der IN Der Nabe Der 9ofitele
feinet 8au fat, aus Dem Stale 9ebolt.
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lac6rtc6ten aus Oct
a(ten 6eimat6.
groaius @eFfalen.

Dortmunb. Sine Serlamm(uns
bon etlpa 20 Der 9r0Bten Gornbrenner
Weitfalens taste in etnem bielteen 6n.
tel. @s mur6e Der 8ei6luB gefaBt,
~norldufig Die Yreiie INN 10 Yfenntge
fur ben Otter Grinfbranntmein III ers
b0ben.
Soelf. SIN bena9barten Sdmefe
feierte man ftr3ltb etne fibele Sod3eit.
@s 9in9 bod ber unb bic alsemetne
5rOhli9feit errei9te seseu 2 l1br Mors
gems ibren 96bepunft, ais Ser jooiale
S9mie9eroater eintrat init ser Mfels
bung: .@rlt 9o1sett unb bann &inbels
bier, ibr lieben @dite bleibet bier" Sin
iun9er String bate ben fautt 9egriiu6e-
ten 9ausitano um cine Yerlon bers
mebrt.
@ttten. 9luf benz bielisen @o9en<
marfte lpurbe an einem Gage BET II
9anoelsleuten fall9e8 MaB ODER Sc
midt in 8el9las senommen.
Sa&(em.
Dresden. ,Das 6aus fenle i1
ni6t, bas muB je~oenfaus falirt baben,"
erflarte Elm bieli9er Biir9er eilem Yirs
naer 9anblun9SreiIeuoen, pel9er ua6
benz 0aule Tbeobor 90rser8 9efragt
bate.
Ghemnit. Sir sen 6auierblod
M@yf! e)iarft9db6et, 8rettgaiie unb
9anseltraBe miro gesenwdrtig our6 bic
Sirma Siemens & 9alsfe in 8erlin
cine neutrality-suspicious. Mnlase
eingerihtet, pel6e 400 @liblampen
ipeilen miro uu0 bis gum Ge9inn bes
Winters f~ertisgeite0t iein iou.
Sn68bain. Dabier eridoB 1tb
Ser 10 Sabre atte Miiblfnappe gteutls
bort aus Gerser bariiber, baB er cine
3ure6tmeilung erbalten bate.
2eip5i9. Die felt ldn9erer l3eit
| l6on itritenoen I0pfersebifen babeu
IN ibrer jiinslten 8eriammluns bel9lois
len, ben gusftanb fortbelteben 3u lais
len, wern aud bic @usii9ten auf einen
@rfols beiielbeu our 3eit unsanitise
leien.
Blauen t. s.. ualere ~aanbwirtbe
iinO nit ben @rsebniHen Der biesja6s
rtgen 8etreibeernte auberoroentli1 alls
frieben. Seit Sabren peiB man iid
fold f66ner, an Quantitdt lonobl als
an Qnalitdt rei6er Sommeriri9te
nidt ST. erinuern.
Ret6enba@. stuf cine l6redli6e
@etle bat Der %19i6brige Sobn bes
Shieferoeder8 Mtebger iein 0eben eins
sebii6t. Serielbe mar nit leinem 8as
ter cuff eiuem S9iefer6a9e bel1dftist,
als er atsslitt uno in ben 9of binabs
i%tir5te. Dabei fiel er auf einen Stadets
5aur, nobel linn 5pei 8fable III ben
l1nterleib orangen. Surge 3eit barauf
CAB Ser S9weruerlebte ieinen @eift
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u. 6. paris. s. g.. Mot5pea.
PARIS e. ROCKWELL,

pbotograpbif@es @telier,
SO. IL uno Is Mefts@ Commerce. traBe,
San Nntonio. 9ie aIerneueiten @ens
res In photographer fein aussefibrt,
ebenio elegant uenn ni9t better, pte
irgenb tpel9e I'm Staate. 2ebensgtoBe
@raDon 9ortraits unb ole Nrten bon
Dergr6Berungen. @ebt Cure Bilber
ni9t Gremben. I'm fe persr6Bern 3u
lafen, tpenn bic Arbeit bier BON per'
anttportliden Rtuitlern our pOlen Gus
frieoenbeit ausaefibrt percen fam.
Wir liefern nur Nrbeit erfter Slahe ab.
Nni1ten bon @ebduben neroen aufs
genommen uab ole Muftrdse auBerbalb
benz Mtelier prompt beiOrgt.
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G6lringi(Ge Staatem.

arol6a. aur5li9 ipranp Der
00tt6er gernbaro, pel9er infolse elmer
i1meren 9ranfbeit nerp6S ,i,o melars
doliI6 9eworben mar, Na9tS aus benz
6eniter in ben 9of binab, obne li6
iuoeB weleutli6 81 oerleeen. ST gin9
bon oa in feline @ertitdtte, leete li6
nit Dem aopfe auf einett Sol5tlos uno
bur6i6nitt iid nit einem 80tt6ers
i9uibmeHer ben Sals, 70 baB CT mad
mentSen Wfinuten an 8erblutun9 enoete.
@era. @el6 9iinitisen GinfluB
Die neue @alierleituns auf Die @eluuos
heitsperbaitniiie Der 8ewobuer n%nierer
@taot ausiibt, 1T oaraus AT eriehen.
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baB Ste 9terbli6fsit felt ser Snbetriebs
leeung Der Seitung Suriidse9ansen lit,
trotoem Die @inmobner5abl INN 5000
See(en 319enommen bat.
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8. 9anite1.

Der WeitwinO bate iiber 9}a6t ipdr.
raereS Wetter gebradt rno am nddffen
Worgen la6te Die Sriblinssionne auf
oas alte perrdu6erte Sambur9 nieber.
Sie bate bic leeten 0Sefe Sduee BON
Der Grbe binmee9eidmOlSen ulb oiele
ielbft iOpeit auf9etrodnet, bab man an
benz Gufsaus zines id6nen. Cages ni9t
mebr 3meifeln tounte.
Das ia9te aud Wfiete Rriioer, Die
an 0enlter ltano unb our9 bic 8or.
bangs in ben 9of binunter luete. 1nb
iie tDanote babel ben Sopf mad 3atbe,
bic nod I'M Bette lag rno nit offensu
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0f0em6mrQ.

Slbenburs. ga bic drmeren
Samilien bur9 Die boben 8robz un6
&artofelpreiie am idweriten ~betroffen
merben, baben mebrere @el6aftsleute
ii6 enti6lohen, Die gum Sebensu1tter<
balt notbmenoigen Waaren, ais &afee,
S9mal3, Mfebl, 8obnen, @rbien, Bes
troleum, Wti(6 &c. on na6metslib utts
bemittelte Samilien gu @infaufSpreilen
a~b5useben. Siele @tnri6tun9 mollen
bic betreffenben Gaufleute TO LANCE be-
iteben lalien, als bas 1Opfunoise
S6mar5bro0 uno Der S6effel 8artofz
feln iber 1 81. foiten.
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Srefe SfG0fe.

9amburs. Ole beiben Direfto<
rem Der Dor 4 Sabren 9~e9riinoeten atrs
erzSerli6erun9sanitalt nSreia" itnO
fpe9en llnterl 6lagung Der &autionen
lro ein9e5ablten 8ranieu in S0be bon
$4,000 SO. uerbaftet moroeu. : Der
Serein beutl6er Seeldiffer ST. Sambnrg
bat nadltebenoe 0eiolutton sefaBt:
Scr Serein oeutl1erS eel6iffer l9lieBt
ii6 Ben beablt9tisten 8erdt1oerunsen
beS Hltoerfom ma1looS an nnb betort
namentlid, oaB ieet i6on piele giatto>
men auf ihreu S6iffen oas Guoer 10
breben, mie oas &ommanbo segebeu
miro. @ls belonbsrs wiinl6ensmertb
eri6eint es, baB Die 8e3ei6nuug
rSteuerboro" unO ygadborb" mesfalz
len uno itatt oelien Die .8e3ei9nuns
r8e6ts" uuo rSinfS" gelest peroe.
Ser 8erein mare aud genei9t, ben 8ors
i6lasen oes 9toro6eutl6en 0loDo 3u5u>
ittmmen, merun baS t,eue Guberfomz
n1anoo nur in Deuti6lano ein9efiibrt
miiroe."
Bremen. N(s fur5lid Elm Ser
1o1en5lg ben gabnoamm paIltren
wolte, elite 9erabe ein Sinh, in blinber
@ntb pertolgt BON einem Manue, auf
benz beoedten Snbmeg quer iiber baS
@eleiie. @abrenb bas &ino 9liidlt9
btniiberfam, muroe ser Mantt BON Der
2ofomotipe erfabt. Gem 8etauernss
mertben ipuroe ein Arm ab9efabrer uno
eth 8eit fir6terli9 sequetl6t, er
fonnte aber nod lebeno TINS &ranfen.
baus 9eldafft meroen. Wie es beibt,
bat Der gerunslidte oas atuo perfolst,
mpif pS Spitt 0nrN hetrptp1t hof
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VINUN RUBDIN PASYEURIENSE.
Gautt6tss Wein.

ilnfere in GIaf9tx pafsurtFrten
Nottueiue, tpeI@e son befonberB ebIer
gattuus unb eutem sabrgans bis sur
6Iaf@earsifs forsfdltigf &c.
i@en euft in Der GIaiGe Bis IN Der BON 9as
feur boraei&rie6enen 3emperatur NIB uater
aenaner Hefuleuue Der bon bemieIben sesebee
men Hefimmungen bebanbelt Fnbs eignen f@
au6ercrbentIi4 gum @ebrau@ fit aranfe anb
WesonboIeseenten unb bel eptbentea unS finb
In perf@,ebenen grSSeren Sospit6iern, &ranten.
bdufern, Qaaarsfbem &C bsreits nit gutem gr.
foIg einsefhbrt. Rt@tgenag t0nnen
aepfsstsa Betnt anS snm tasli.
den @ebrand emPfebten.
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nay Menn Sic cine lei1t gebenbe
unb bauerbafte NdbsM oi6ine piinifen,
70 tperben sic bur9 cine Wheeler &
Wilson befrieoigt tperben. gu baben
bel grps, 408 Mbe. E,
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Sar Gertise 4nahse, pie He f96ner
nte nod San Nntonio sebradt murosn;
Rben uie ~aneesoheu. preiie niebrig.
pancoaf & Sobu.
Evening journal., 1891-12-22
NEWSPAPER OPINION.


Philadelphia Telegraph.
A vacant chair in the United States
Senate at this time Is matter Of ma.
tional Importance. The sudden taking
off OF Mr.. Plumb of Kansas, removes NJ
once conspicuous figure strong man
Ia his way, an active and jealous Repub-
llcan, and opens the way for the possible
return, for short time at least, of o
recently retired member who has aptly
termed himself "a statesman out OF a
Job. MIR Plumb was IN all respects a
typical Western politician, Of rather
more than average ability, Of undoubted
political courage, personal integrity, and
pronounced ambi ion. He had
been Ia the Senate for fourteen
years, having been elected a short
time ago for third term he never was
regarded as great statesman, but he
had good deal Of horse sense, and a
tongue ia bis head that not only started
OF on the least provocstion, but was apt
to make things extremely lively for
political associates as well es opponents.
Coming up from the ranks of the plain
people, his early life having been spent
amid the stormy scenes Of Lecompton
and anti -Lecompton days before the war,
serving tHclohAAy III tuu lcBlaihbuhti
taking an active part in every campaign in
his state for thirty years, acquiring politi-
cal power, personal Influence. and consid-
cradle wealth as he went steadily along,
Senator Plumb, in the larger arena OF
national politics, was man quite often
disposed TO speak his own mind, regard :
less Of immediate consequences to him.
self or anybody else. So it came about
thBt In the last Congress he was one OF
the famous three Ps, Paddock, Petit
grew and Plumb, who refused tc sustain
the Mckinley bill and who were opposed
to more than one scheme Of legislation
which emanated from those who assumed
to lead for the time the Republican psrty
In the Senate He had no sympathy with
the Harrison Hoar- Lodge Chandler Reed
/ force program for the South.
Evening journal., 1891-12-22

The negro vote, at best Is detrimental
to the commonwealth and useless to the
race. The voters have made no ad
vances IN political knowledge and they
have retrogaded in per sonal virtue.
The party which conferred the privl-
lege Of the ballot on them was not act
uated by wisdom or intelligence. The
privilege was conferred for the purpose
Of adding so many voters 70 the paIty's
lists and not for any benefit TO the negroes
or the state. It was political trick
opposed at the time and regretted ever
since, BY the better class Of all parties.
The party which conferred the prIvi-
lege Of suffrage on the unedueated and
recently unshackled slaves has not
placed any political confidence In them,
given them any political advantages or
allowed them any political privileges
commensurate with their numb or i'm
portsnce to the party. The negroes have
been prey for political debauchery they
are now al the mercy Of the meanest and
basest, the most irresponsible and con
temptible men in the Republican party.
Il is seldom that respectable orator
at the North addresses them on political
I questions, a statesman never. In the South
the voices Of Blaine, Harrison and Sher-
man, are never heard except IN addressing
white people. ANY sort Of dead-beat
white man is esteemed good enough to
lead the colored man to his salvation
The penitentiaTy Is the usual school for
those negro leaders who do the work at
the polls on election day, and who meet
in the secret councils Of the white man
ayers and campaign fund holders.
Industrially the negro left TO bis own
devices, is doing we'll He is gaining
wealth. acquiring knowledge and gradu.
ally becoming useful member Of society,
Politically he is an incubus Of ignorance,
q menace Of lawlessness.
This picture Is not overdrawn. The
Republicans are ashamed Of the negro Al
a voter, thorgh they condone him as {
necessity. The Republican party would
60 out Of existence without the negro
Hence the Republicans cannot enlighter
him, or elevate him. Cannot trust hin
with either political knowledge or in
fuence. They must csjole and deceiv,
him or lose him
} Enlightenment would mean freedom
, Freedom would mean a division o
the negro vote on the ques
! tions Of the day The Republican
: would prefer to have him back in physi
} cal slavery rather than run the risk 0
, losing the negro vote or accord him th
position his numbers and importanc
merit
Under these conditions the officials 0
this state are chided and abused wit
: persistent adroitness for not allowin
! conveys Of negroes, under dlsreputsbl
7 white coachers. to obtain technical quail
: fcations for voting. These negroes ar
s bribed or csjoled Their SURFACES ar
t not honest and they are not competen
] voters
e The officials are right in preventin
t any Illegal poll-tsx receipts, any illegl
d registration. Any citizen will be RICH
g in challenging any man who offers &
l. illegal vote at the polls
% BY Their conduct the managers of th
i Republican party have reduced Republ
Evening journal., 1891-12-22


TRlNkeT on TREASURE, BUT A GIFT
Gift making is not so much an art as
an impulse But it is enough Of an art
to Be governed by correct principles. and
those principles are 50 simple that one
can feel almost entirely at ease who
trusts them to his heart.
Gift making is an evidence Of love and
sfFe elton. Gifts made for other pur-
poses than to show ones esteem or to
increase the pleasure Of those whom We
love. are not worthy Of the Christmas
season. They are notln unison with the
general era Of ivy, which once each year
iIghtens the hearts and sweeteus the
lives Of all people who i've in ohristen-
dom
The conventional gift Is unsatisfactory
to the giver and worthless to the re-
cslver Il frequently entails RESPONSE
billty which reduces bene6cent and
beautiful custom into an exchange Of
commodities. Real gifts are exchanges
OF love and good feeling they are not
simply an exchange Of eourtesies-they
are sentimental, not mercenary nor con
ventional.
GIFTS are NOT expected from acquaint.
ances, for they neither inspire love nor
increase respect, but from friends, lovers
and from the nearer aud dearer onss
still. than all others. Heucs the intrin-
sic value Of gift is ofllttle moment the
message OF love It bears makes It delight
ful to the receiver and to the giver.
The real the hearty and the sweetest
pleasure OF the gift making season comes
to the children. Their sincere and tender
hearts are as easily tousheo as finder
They are always afre with love and
Joy. They are the gloriously irrepressi-
Bile gift takers. They take anything and
everything, and show equal delight at all
things. Nothing is too great. nothing
is too smell for them. They are as genu-
inely happy over Noah's ark menagerle
and jumping monkey from the cook
and the maid, as over a gold brooch from
q maiden aunt who has more money than
affection,
Children incur no obligations. They
accept gifts without thought OF making
any other return than that Of being in
tensely happy. They never feel
that they must hasten to tbs
stores and have something
ready in return for New Years day "a
recompeuse some forgotten giver They
take everything that comes with that
sweet Innocence OF inexhaustible gles
which is the best reward a giver car
have. They take one or many gifts will
an unfaltering assurance that would
tempt man TO rob bank, 70 Russell
Sage millionaire and sigh for th'
wealth Of the Indies.
Fortunately none Of these crimes ar,
necessary for the children, God bles
them, love us just the same, whether W,
give them trinket or a treasure pro
vided love Is In it.