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Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1891-12-25

The promotion of Mr.. Balfour, for
marty chief seq
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-15
THE RUBBER SUPPLY.

msasuFes to Cultivate Rubber Troes on y
Largo Scale.
The threatened dearth in the worlds
supply Of rubber has led to the forma-
ton Of q syndicate to cultivate the rub
Der tree ON n large scale, says the Bos-
ton Advertiser. In Ceylon steps have
already been taken to carry out the
same idea by sowing the seed Of the cerea
In patches of jungle, and the supply of
rubber from that island promises to be,
in few years, double what it is ut
present. Encouraged by the apparent
success Of this experiment, the syndi-
cate proposes to carry out the rubber
cultivation on several large estates in
the southern rart OF Mexico, not far
from the gulf, where the climate will
be most favorable for their operations.
The rubber tree grows with great
rapidity, and tree Of average size will
yield about twenty gallons Of milk,
which is equal to forty pounds of dried
rubber. From the testimony of experts
1t is found that this yield will give
handsome return on the capital TO be
N"A'SS"O" ....a - .-----~---- - i,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-15
LOOKING FOR HUSBANDS.

PENELoPE-."What would you suggest
as favors for our next german, Dolly?''
Dorothy Observation-Disclosures"
Life.
"Youug lady, which
road will you elect. this night. to fol-
low?" Young Lady (blushing)-"I-
I'd rather prefer the bridal path. IN.
Y. Herald.
ETHEL-"It is impossible to love more
than one man at time with sincerity"
Maud-"True; but, thank heaven, we
can have more than one man love US
sincerely at time."--N. Y. Herald.
"I'M just angry the way those gentle
men are staring" "But they're not
staring at us" remarked the other
young lady. ~ know it, and isn't that
enough to make one angry9"-Philadel-
phia Times.
"WAs that your brother walking with
you in the park yesterdays" asked the
old gentleman loosely. my brotherP'
she replied. "Indeed it wasn't. and
what's more, he's not going to be If ]
can help it."-Philadelphia Times.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-15
Chicago Cattle Market.
CHICAGO. OCT. 9. 189

CHICAGO, Got. 9, 1891.
Following is the report Of the Chi
cage cattle market for the week end
ing October 8, 1891.
Receipts Of native cattle for the
week, $1,000 bead. Good fat, ripe
cattle are 10 good demand, all other
grades are dull and hard to sell at
tho prices quoted:
Extra, i,3Co@l,E , lbs. extra choice,
e6.0o@$6.20; Prims Export, S5.8O@
$500; Roughish Export, $5.AO@s5.65;
Good to choice, l,35O@1, 500 Ms, IS 90
0S5.4O; Medium to good, 1,l5O@1 $50
ibs., k3.75@84.1O; Com mon, 1,O5Om1,-
$50 lbs, $3.25@3.5O; Fat pony,
smooth, l,10O@1 300 Tbs., S4.75@s5. 90;
Choice heiters, $2,75@s3.35; Good
cows and heiters, s2.C o@S2.5O; Fair 70
good COWS, g. % $50 rbs., 81. 75@s2.Oo
Common to far COWS, Si.25@sl. so;
Stock steers, OF )DsO0 tbs., $1,000
s225; Fesding steers, s5O0l.25O fbs
's2.75@sa.O0; Veal calves, 100@30O rbs
t3O0@s4.5O; Springer and M;lch
c,ws, per head, $I5.O0@s30.Oo
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-15
CAUGHT IN OTHER COUNTRIES.

LONDON has s,7OO, 900 people.
aN Bulgaria only 71l per cent of the
population cnn read and write.
LONDON enjoyed eleven hours of sun.
shine on a recent Sunday most rare
record.
NEARLY twenty thousand pounds of
bread are daily eaten in the sultan of
Turkeys household.
THE claque has been discarded at the
Ambign, the first theater in Paris to
break into the tradition.
OF tho so, 900 deaths occurring annual
ly in London 81 900 are of children I'M
der the age of ten years.
SUPERSTITION has decided. that Lon
don's new Cecil hotel shall have twelve
instead of thirteen stories.
RUssIA's oldest inhabitant is one hun
dred and twenty-four. His name is
Nitchinorenlo, and he lives at Belgo-
rod.
MEXICO has q rock that serves as a
weather prophet by changing color
with every approaching change In the
weather,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-15
MERaaasp FOR DINNER.
A0AGOt RiSA0fhs0a Feast Upoh One al
the Fabuious Creatures.

MsAEOl RiSASfssn Fest Upoh One "a
the Fabulous Creatures.
One Of the men employed in the Sea
of Tsushima recently observed q very
singular LOOKING fish. says the Tokyo
Shihpo, AID immediately obtained q
spear. with which he killed it. On ex-.
amining it he found that it had girls
head, with human eyes, mouth and
ears; hair was growing on the head,
and there were appendages like hands
where the pectoral fms should have
been. This part Of the thing was un-
doubtedly human. The belly, back and
caudal portion were piscine, their color
q brownish black, like the color of u
carp. The monster was two feet long
and measured one foot nine inches in
circumference. Here was one of the
creatures known as mermaid (nigyo).
Tradition says that anyone eating a
mermaid shall live one Thousand years.
The fishermen accordingly cooked and
ate it, finding IL exceedingly palatable,
much superior in taste to Dream or a
carp. The mermaids make their ap-
pearance on the eve of a great tempest,
Tsushima is on the west coast. and it
happened that the day after the capture
of the strange fish there was fierce
gale
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-15
STATE BOARD Of AssEssol.s

IGis an old and trite saying that
~tAe best way to repeal an obnoxious
Law is to enforce IT," The people BE-
liSee the act creating the State Board
q Assessors to be obnoxious and
frvm the manner in which the State
Board il enforcing it they evidently
think with the people, and are intent
on securing its repeal.
The act ia more oppressive and
despetic in it's provisions than very
many suspected. AS it 10 being en-
torcsd County Assessor is as useless
Ct an appsndage to county govern
ment as the fifth wheel would be to a
wagon. He takes the trouble to
travel over the county, inspect prop
erty and assess it at q reasonable
valuation for taxable purposes. The
State Board without inquiring into
the justice OF the act, and without
knowledge OF the value of the prop
erty in q county, increases its vslua-
ton twenty per cent. This Is simply
an outrage sanctioned by law. There
is no question but what many small
property holders in the several coun-
ties of Nevada are taxed at the full
value Of their property and 1t is pure
and unadulterated despotism to make
them pay more. Under the authority
of an act, against the passage Of which
the people protested, five men, or it
may be three men, assume that the
County Assessor, the man elected by
the people to do the work, did not
faithfully perform his duties and on
that assumption raise the valuation
of every kind of property in the coun-
ty, except money and railroads.
1t may be urged In extenuation of
this arbitrary action, that il the as
sessed valuation OF property is too
! Ugh the rate OF taxation can DO re-
duced, but really that 10 no excuse
whatever, as even in that event many
taxpayers will pay more than their
just proportion Of the taxes collected
Tor the support OF the State and local
governmental. The railroad assess-
ment in this county is reduced about
9S5OO0, while the valuation OF indi-
vidual property is increased $771, 900,
30 that even il the rate is reduced
individual property will pay more
proportionately than heretofore.
The opposition to the act Was gen.
eral among the people of the State.
1t was favored only by few persons,
but those few controlled the so-callsd
representatives OF the people and Sc
cured it's passage. If the men who
voted for it were running for office
to-day, judging by the expressions of
the people, neither partisan prejudice
nor purchased votes could elect them.
-IReno journal.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-15

WEEKLY INDEPENDENT and WI
Examiner only S5 per year s s
chance for one of those maSG
prizes. Send in your suOSC"V'l
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-15

M. Reinhmt b
lust received b
Fall and Whit
samples for custO'
made clothing.
you want yo1
clothes made to q
der, give him a Cd
and see as fine
line of samples
has ever been e
hibited in Elk|
You can get q sq
of clothes made |
order from SCI I
up. Fit GuarS
teed.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-15

Office Of Wells, Faro & Co., and 81
TuscarOra stage Co.
Orders and correspondence from the Z
try solicited and prompt attention guarr
Call on me, try me, ann am sure yOE
getIsatisfact0ry treatment.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-17

Henry Cosquct, OF BucIo~ Ayers.
who is in 81. I.ouis now on & Wit.
says: There i = great chance for old
maids in the Argentine Republic" He
says. there are about Is men To one
woman there. and the unmarried males
are more than a~nxipu, 20 ccurc wiycs.
This j. especially true Of my CITY.
When a new woman. H. we call tie
welcome arrival. COMES 10 town about
81 men make a wild effort / ".urr
her. !, is quite an Interesting con-
test. and the one Who captures the
prize is looked upon rs something Of
a hero. Tie local papers wri,e col
uun. about it. and everybody in The
city turns Out 10 the wedding. Il
doesn't matter much about the wo-
mam'> age or looks. -Lr j. received
with open arms and married oil in u
jitfy To some real nice man. The wo-
man viii have about - good looking
>uitor- to pick from. - ii" need not
b" %anXi"u, about not !inding he Kind
of Il man >he wants. The love making
last long. however. Tire
! the U,ua! limit."
Mr.. Ec>qTrt also spoke ah1u; the
climate oi hi couurr,. "f
the l',yury cv,ryhnd, there ]"ni"ycd.
and Il Wa; lie i i-irun.;!" tr-r:.-
tine Republic !, "a. earthly paradise.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-17

We are confronted by the presence
of the voiceless mystery. death. The
Tines pres, room is draped i'll the en-
blem. Of mourning. Oar foreman. co.
worker and friend has gone from
Among MS TO return no more Hall X.
Green. but a few short days ago Wig
oror, in health. radiant in hope. strong
in purpose, has joined the silent array
of the shaiow-land.
III, Illness WAS so brief That news of
his death greatly shocked his associates
iii The Times Office and his wide circle
OF friends. ana Wa at first di>crcGiicd.
After four day and nights of intense
suffering of brain fever, eliminating
IL a stroke Of anopieXy. az about five
O'Clock i. IA, sunday, January lih, il
the presence of his eycr-levoted wife
and The faithful watchers, his spin;
freed fr5aH Is fiail tenement and
iook III Hight. We trust 10 Il brighter
and better world Shan thi>.
At O'Clock p m.. Tuesday. Janr-
AIRY Gth. Ecv. 2Er. Fischer. pastor Of
tba o. :. Presbyterian church of this
conlurtcJ very timely aud hm-
yr,,sivr funeral services at his late
residence. in the presence of a l.rg"
roncouGsc OF H. ncieA5or> and friends.
which the intcrnieut took place
at lakewood ccuctrry. the burial SER
vice being conducted by the knights
of i'y;nia> according TO the beautiful
ana impressive r;t". and ceremonies
Of this noble order.
Not ;Er least ha!ttfa" feature OF this
,aI OCCASION Wa, the presentation al
the n iui:iiciy beautiful, fora! tribute
Of = crescent aul star by the Times
upon which Wa placed Il rais-d
ahiHciic letter..
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-17
lie G-cn, Lecturer Coming.

The carica:ure lecture by Frank
Beard, Esq, of New York. was uH.
usually well attended. lie held Li-
audience Spc!lbouEd 20 the close. and
a more delighted audience never len
the auditorium. His lecture. which
was fully and freely illustrated by car
features drawn at the moment. was
brilliant with the sparks of his happy
wit. and yet for those who preferred
the sober thoughts there was al album
dant supply. As an artist. Mr.. Beard.
in his branch. stands peerless. and he
is entertaining and accomplished as a
lccturer. His lectures ever abound
with original thoughts, and his man.
ncrs and expressions are tree from the
h~ackneyed sly!e.-BgGalo Courier.
viii lecture in this city January 80.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-17
DSabIe EaxatIaE.

EdtOr DCAOcrat:
The CUiiirotor of JANUARY 9th, tack.
les an important mattcr-the Legisla
ture ought 10 give il Its attention. II
is about double taxation. This matter
ha, dragged ON for so long. that it.
importance Is overlooked. and the
burden is Erumbiin2ly carried from
year to year by the fGX-pGyer without
effective remedies supplied by or law
makers. Some years ago | brought
upthiS matter through the DEMOCRAT,
a. your files will show, and talked
about il To different parties. hat 50 far.
the matter seems to have been laid
dormant. How does double taxation
come in: For instance: \. has & va
cs:l lot. on which he pay taxes. Il
has money on which he pays taxes.
Now y borroWs the cash from i. and
builds a dUHse Oh his lct for which lie
also has To pay taxes, and at the same
time pays interest to i for the use Of
his money. The double taxation cones
in. say On the the thousand dollars
borrowed money. on which \ and l.
both pay taxes. y pays interest on
thc money he borrowed. aHi also taxes
on property which doc, not belong to
him. II is the progressive poor nah
who IS the sufferer, not the MONEY
lender. Other Injustice could h.
named in tue matter OF taxation bat
sFacc viii not permit just now.
Other papers have a great deal
about TIE poor downtroiIcn farmer
who La. to mortgage his farm 10 pay !
expenses. and who ought 10 he assisted
sc. Wen, Why don't the State step
i'll and say. ";hc POOR farmer shall no;
pay ;aX. on som.inia: which docs
40; belong to him. and on which .hc
fellow pay taxes already Tina,
would he 70 a.: o. charity, but pure
only.
IN connection with this. will state.
that il my opinion. thcass"ssa.'s oi.ce
Is of more importance than th2 COZ
.Icctor'-. while the collector draw
pay, the assessor has To do the
most diflicrlt and a:~Lrava'iHa work
snail pay. Americans arc con-
,iAerrd wide awake. bUt in thi, matter
We are trurd.cd III the wrong cradle.
WI. MGE.EKE.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-17
The ..EaIien DAYS

OF all the publications for boys an
girls. the Golden Gays stands mos
conspicioas 10 the front. it, column.
are filed with stories and tales wei
calculated 10 entertain. amase ant
please the youthful readers.
There will appear in the next issue
No. :. a thrilling story for the girls
entitled. The secret Lizzie Kept" il
IS an interesting story from h~eginuIag
TO end. and our Young people should
not fail 10 read it.
II You are not get a subscriber.
subscribe now. The subscription price
i $500 per annum. or two copies for
$500. send for specimen copy and
you will be sure TO like il.
JAMES ELVERsoN.
9th and spruce SIS.
Philadelphia. Pa.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-17
Resolution. of Respect.

The grim destroyer, Death. has
made another invasion of Il circle
removing. this time. Il member of TIN
Club whose place a never he filled
hail X. Green. a loved and hOnorcd
member of the Owl Club. OF This city
died at his home in Macon City. Mis-
souri, January it'll, 1891. Therefore
he il
Pesolred. That in the death Of
brother Hall X. Green, this Club ha'
lost II oil is most respected members
the newspaper fraternity N of IL
brightest representatives and the COM
munity a valued citizen.
- ResOIrcI. That we tender our mos;
heartfelt sympathy and coincidence tc
the devoted vito. children and rela.
tiycs. OF our departed brother, and
recommend them to the tender mercy
of Him who has promised TO be n nus
band 70 the widow, = father TO The
orphan and a friend To the friendless
Reso1red. That a copy of these reso'
lutions be forwarded To the bercaved
wife and also a copy be sent to thC
Macon City Shines and 10 the Cape
papers for publication.
Ben II. ADAMS,
il. +. WICHTERICH. Com.
IiUDOLrH DAHN.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-17

They are talking Of opening a
reading room at jackson. Al int
rior towns should have reading room,
where the people can go and read
such papers As the DAILY and WEEK.
LY DEMoCEAT. Establish yOur read,
ing room and the DEMOCRAT will be
sent 10 yun free Of charge.
Mystic Cure for rheumatism and
neuralgia, radically cures in 10
days, by removing the cause from tic
system. 1t will not fail. % cents.
Sold by Rider & Wicbtericb, drug
gists, Cape Girar,ieau.
Horace Greeley once said: "All
horse thieves are Democrats" and fbe
truth of his assertion is continually
staring us in the face. Martin. a
Young Democrat from Charleston was
tried in the Circuit Court a; Jackson
Monday for stealing a horse from Ben
Cooked at Jackson. He was convict
cd and sentenced to the pcnitentiary
Tor a term Of two year..
The fact that we have wild geese
running at large Oh our streets Is 10
indication tha; the Cape is Il dead
town The wild geese that We see
here are wild geese only in name.
They are As gentle and tame A. the
geese that are 10 be seen in the CaSA-
BoOt and Nc~ Era Offices.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-17
$50 clnr." step 1Ercn Feeble oFc. or
TcopIc Die HnrD CLOCKS sfo-=


The sentimental ard sUrrrst.ii"u>
who arr given to tracing the laws o.;
coincidence, viii liu. al inter- "a"
subject for their attention in The
recent death Of a weller Ill Hucyrrs.
o. For #any wear, !, In. heca Tho
Office o. = ,ki.iui G"raan wa..hu an,
named Frank nehrcr. to attend to
The town clock.
During tie la7t few months the
health OF Mr.. kthrer. has been poor.
AMI the clock. deprived OF his careful.
attention. a-be,', Egar;a- Indifferent
tine. one Monday morning recently
he ~iimcpiccc struck :. and 3 few
moments later it stopped. Eac!y
riser, who heard The chime affirm
that there wa -.Mof.hn4 uie>cribab-
" weird and peculiar about it. Later
ri-ars. noticing ia" hands pointing to
5:"5. cc:umgEicd upon til" -u't"rt
and ii, aged guardian. Later IL ;ar
day the ncw- spread that M. k"Lrer>
condition ha~jsult"n.v became "ur,c.
aui that he lad died g: 90 th,;
morning.
When tie late state S.Ha:,. +. !.
Smith. Of Hancock county. y. Va.
passed away. hi family looked at hi,
watch to see the time. The band
pointed 20 12:03. When :. 6. Smith.
son of the late Senator, BEGAN house
keeping in Wheeling. his father gave
him a family clock which he had al
ways attended to himself. After the
funeral Mr.. Smith returned to Wheel
ing. \, soon Is he saw the clock
Mr.. Smith turned to his mother and
sister and asked them if ANYTHING in
the room attracted their attention.
The clock. said his sister. and the
mother nodded assent. The clock
lad stopped At 300
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-17

Married, III the German Catholic
Church, i'll this city, January Is. 1891,
by Rev. Father FrucEtc. Anton Lin
dcmanu and Anna Thc0s. William
Neunirger and Robert Baumann were
the groonsmcn. and the bridesmaids
were Francis Thcos and Josephine
Warner.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-17

The marriage in Washington tG-
morrow evening of Mr.. Hugh Camp
bell Wallace. of Tacoma. and a laugh
ter of Chief Justice Fuller, of the SUI
preme Court of The United Statcs.wiil
draw to the capital distirguishcd
guests from all o. cr the country. Mr..
Wallace i about 30 years oc are. ana
has made his fortune OF 4 million or
more in real estate In what is now the
new State of Washington. y few
years ago he went ont TO TocoIna
with nothing beyond his brains and
cnargy. lie pTacricci law. invested
iii lots. b"can" Il haHk president. and
VIXEN President Cleveland made him
Collector OF the Port. was recognized
no, only p the yonn%c-t aproiniec of
th2 administrator. hut a, Il ma cmi-
nelt,y it III every way Tor the honor
done ki> early manhood. Mr.. Wallace
i slender. tall and dark. Coz. T. +.
nr!li.tr eocs oyer from New York
a hi, request to &C; a. best mail
HashiRgio" Post.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-17
4

CorSTT CuuIT-WilIiam Il. Schneider. Pr.
siding Juag": EiaH W. I;Ts.cil agd james +
Caldwell, .i--ugilire: william Faar, Clerk
t"rms-m"et, ilr.. Monday il February, May
August aud November.
CIacuI. CorEI-E {. p'EryEn, Judge. II. L
rlEl.sli. Elrrk-2 terms n",is On t-at Monday
Ia Jm.HaTy, Ma AID fourth M"uHa- ia Aucu.t.
CoHAoN PLFR~ CauH1-Haugicc Cramcr.
Judge, T.. II. Eugrlasag4, Llcrk- tarin--
Meets ;ih Monday in January, May and sep
tcnbrr.
PHnT,rE orar-Jorrph Eocl.lrr. JudEr a. d
clerk tt-ns-ru.rfa s,"rgi MONDAYS ia Feb
TuIry, May, Au-U-' a.! -o.rJLJcr.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-17
Icdsc"-a Hea;,iy Magazine

HD0rIe{gc i, Il unique little maya
zine which ought to have gr"a; popu-
larify among all owners of Cyclopc-
dia-. 1t undertake. 10 supply the liz
formation which one ordinarily seek,
in his ~Cyclopcdia and fail TO lind
there. because it is not "up 10 date
it Wa published last wear or, more
probably. several wears ago. Tie
world moves" aud the mos; import
ant questions tina; want answering arc
questions Of today, not Of Yesterday,
Hao,rI.Igc answers. during the year.
several thousand such questions. Ii
j. published weekly. Cor the amazing
~ small sum of - cents a year: -pcci-
men copy free. JOHN Il. AIica. Pub-
Usher. 1898 Pearl street. New York.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-17
fiarA EH-:u E.:,;Hur 10 r Sar7p"E: Da-
i~5NC-ct. 20 ri::cs s1a=.

EiNIr, y. l. Ian. ll-TEc Rev.
Tie" J.. ii'rc.,r. =; HE Pork CIUgcl.
III morning, i"~.re,srd . sr1aon Oh
IL" "a Of IL" il:. -. H.iva ..au~;,a.
mrth,r OF Mr.. ~9ta.iri J.. Clemens. co..
Hartford. tam. Il va iml.o,~ix
for MIR. anI Mrs.. Clemens 10 ic I,.s-
eat. but their house il EIaI;fori W.,
connected will go. church hrrr iy
ionc-li~taacc t".nrh"ur. IL" receive"
=: iI= ri,"r.l om III .ulrii and h.li":
u a 3:..G ,oi E"v.r-. Th" line went
u: -lr1c..r, Albany. az! Sir.""i".,l
f. Hartford. & distance e.: T.. mic.
49,. v.:h,.; ~ -a.~s--t,:y e. T." ru-
t;r" %cr.irr l'i:2 veg l..;.l '.,.
- ,ir.:i..a.- rr.ii,ncc Il j"-.tn.l.
I'll rrcainc 4 ua..,.r" i Nr. H~..rl,-
81 aia"1- ~ H,,,!:s;u h.::t hi, .r.-
a.s,a IN Il. .iGc way.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-17
The Van wna .ncr,r Sac p.in.cr.

The "a w" ch"ct- his Ur'at,r
Out Of ore -i1-lc cr.t,
VIII never r"arn the heavenly LAID
Wherc o.! LIijaE vet.
Hen UeTer aiI admit'aHcr there.
Bat be by demons driven.
Aud made t. l0afhis tim" about,
Outside the gates Of heaven.
Hell never meet u pleasant face,
Or see one festive grin;
His ONLY chance of happiness
VIII be almighty slim.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-17
SoIn,snn of t::e EcEro .'rolIcna.

III" South j, filing Up with YAM
KEGS. who are mining and smelling
its ores, saving up itS forests. making
cloth OF lis cotton. New blood and
new industries are bringingnew ideas,
and the freedom of the ballot is one
Of them. rs The country i. develop
ed and settled the danger of absolute
negro domination by force Of numbers
disappears and the whites freely
grant him his rights 50 soon as they
know in SO doing they are not i'm
pcriling their own. Not by statute
nor by Punishment will the negro
problem be solved. but by the mater
ial development OF the SOuih.-KiH-
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