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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-27
Is. opittl.

Gs mar Serblt geiporbeu. Sn ben
Mnlagen be9anu bas 9aub nie6ersufal.
len, uno bic Sdben 6es Mltmeiberlom,
mer8 flpsen bur9 Die Cuff.
Die fin6 fir mi9,4 lagte Miete
9rii9er uno griff mutbmi0ig mad einem
Der langen iilberlpeieen @eipiunite.
sSpinn. Did sin, Menf6euttnO. es
tpirb @inter.4
Sie Job neben 3dtbe auf elmer Bant
aao ral9elte NIT Der Tubipise In einem
paufet oiirrer, 5ulammen9eipebter
Bfdtter, Ddbrenb tire @efdbrfin mad.
oeulli9 in bic blaue ftille 2uft binaus.
blidte.
Nin ipanbte 2dtbe Brinfmauu ben
3opf n16 etitgegnete: r@S lit gut,
Wtiete, baB mir glae 3ur 9fube fomnicn.
Diaer CONNER mar beiB senus in jeber
De3iebuns, Id freue mid nuf oas Serb.
feuer.a
Mliete nidte. uSm eigenen 6auie,
adthe. @ie melt lit bic @a1e benn p
SD mar seitern nit bem Snfel auf
Dem @rnnobu9ant. Scr 9aiidfauf
meineS elterli9en 9aufes lift abae{tblois
len, bic Su @eibnadten fann Gaes fir
uno fertie isiit.a =
sllno Oailn iutrO sebeiratbet ?4
s@S miro mobl 70 fonimen. Cd,
in6fte gerne. baB es fid erft nit meineul
Batter idbrte, aber @ilbefn brdngt, uno
mir Wdb9en lalien iips ia idlieslid)
bere6en. llno bann = Du iuei6t ia,
bab Der Onfel iif nit nieinem Bralts
tigam aliociireu min /; mas louen benn
bic bsioeu Mdnuer alein In oem arc,
Sen Sanle anfangen?4
&dtbe 8rlnfnonn iaete es IN ibrsr
rubi8en Weiie, aber Die Sunflen Gugen
gIdn5teu nod bon beimliden Slid. lino
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-27
Cite llllo Jlutb.
stsman aus BEN 9amburgtr 2ebem.
Ben artessss Saesbien.
(edrnb).

@perber mar. 1lad1bem er oaS Sc
ridtsaebau6e perlolieii bate, natb 6auie
aeaanaeu. 0ie elm 6unb, Der 5bldae
fiirdtst. briidte er iid1 an ben 6duiern
eutlana. 60 qelanqte er enolilh tn bic
DethffraFe un6 idaliipfte mie Elm Mtare
Der III ieinen 8ali. st bodte iieb aui
BEN gopha uieoer uno briitete fiulfer
Dor iid1 htr,.
Ob ipobl aaes gut oiua? Sb bic
Meitmiiiertu ieiues Ber6redeus iduei.
aen ,piiroe? Dieie @e6aufen folterten
ihu unaufh6rlid5.
Da uaro Die Ebiir aufaerillen uno
Der perlotterte S1ulter, fem Sta9bar,
itiirmte herein un6 rief ieiuen ytatlen.
.Oe. Soieuhls rief er. .Du fibeit
bier aana aeniitbltd3, als Oh Du Sas
beffe @eiptfieu BON Der gDelt batteft
un6 sic Woliaet miro balb oa fein."
.Die Bolisei "a
.gPo ia, fhue man nidt 70. ed,
fonlme chen bonn Ghwnreeriht; lie
h6beu ben Senator freieeiprod1rn Du
ipirft mot,l lpi1fen. tparuuf. Dein alter
gdob, Die Wfartho, bat Did, perrathen.
Ser @tQatsQnmQlt hat Define gerhaf.
tuna ipeaen Meeinei6s beantraat, unb
Die Senltobler iino ipahr5hetnlid1 it,on
uutermeas. glus alter Sreunbi6aft
m5date id1 Dir rathen. mQt,' ban On
fortfommif.a
Gberbtr hIrte nidot n1ebr Sic lektet,
Y
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-27
Miete leste pl0slid ibren Nrm nm oen
9als Der Sreunbin.

~sets.S ssStS flopttV t9ttU <tlAs uHt VVlt
9als Der Sreunbin.
rDas miro biibl9 lein,a laste fie
ber5lid. ygor allen Dingen freut es
mid. baB Deiu gBitbelm bas 9ees
fabren aufseben uno S9iffsnatIer
iperoen mill. sd, wenisitens modte
feline Seemann8frau lein, ba fiir9tet
man Ii1 ia bel iebem 9turtu su Tobe.
= Sea, 9atbe. i'd fOmme mobl iiber'
baupt ni9t In Die Berlegenbeit, fir
eiren Wann belorst iein 81 miiden."
Bon benz Baunle, unter lpel6em Die
betoen Wtdbben iaben, rieielte letle
eiit biirreS Blatt nteoer unb ftel Wfiete
in oen S9ooB. sic uabm es uuo fab
nahbenflid oarauf nieber.
,@S lit piellei1t aud better TO-" fubr
lie baum leiie fort. .0eun man Elm.
NAL i'm 2eben Sen1anb 70 reht germ ses
babt bat, baum ion man 5ufrieben leiu-
Sd bin aud 3ufrieoeu, adtbe, benn
ieit6em SrGulein Steenbuien mir Sen
8lat alS Direttrice perl6afft bat, sebt
mir nidts mebr ab.
Sie mari 6as Blatt meg unb labte
mieber in ibrer alien 1or9loien Weiie.
,Sft Srdulein Steenbuien fdon aus
BEN Gaoe auriif?" frug 9atbe nod
einer 9aule. .Du fonllllt ia nebr in
oas 6au8 bes Senators, alS ib."
vSie utr6 In bielen 2agen eripartet.
Der Senator lit INNER 70 freilnblid
sesen mid, uno neulid iaste er gu mir :
Wteine Tobter lit nun tpieber gang
seluno. uno ipenn iie fomn,t, miiGsll
sic uns aud beluhen. Sa, adibe, id)
bin 9atl5 pornebn 9eiporOen, nno bas
fon1nt MlleS bon meiner en9lilhen
Reije. = aber lpeiBt On, in ots Sena.
tors 9aut m6dte id bod ni9t iteden,
er iiebt man1nal 10 blaB unb na1oeufs
lid aus, Die @eiAidte bat i'm bod arg
mitsenoninen
9atbe nidte. sd babe seb0rt, bab
Ct bon bier tpeg3iebeu ipo0te, aber bas
mirb iid inobl iti1t 10 leiht maiden
laiien. WeiBt Du, Wtiete, oas Sc,
ihdft = unb baum linb mir bod f1lieB.
lid Nue hamburger 9inber unb nit Der
S6oae perlpa1len.A
rSlt er niht ipie6er genator getpor,
ben e frus Wiete.
yylein, 8inb. gfatiirlif boten iie es
tim an, aber er mar flug eenng, lid)
auf feline ausegriffene @ellnobeit gu
bernfen. Sbwnrgeridt uno Ratbbans
| fino bod 5tDei gar 3u peridiebene
Din9e, lelbft ipenn man freigefpro1en
LIT. Oh ipunberit Did ipobl, Miete,
mober id bas G1e8 babe? Stun, mir
5rauen fiiminern urs natiirlid niht
piel nm bic 6ffentli9en Nngelesenbeiten,
aber feitbem mein @ilbelm 6a8 5am,
burger Biir9erreht erlporben fat, tpirb
bod iiber Sies uno ienes selesentli9
9erebet.4
Die beioen Mdb9en f9miegen. Som
9afen fam Elm fiibler Winb beranf unb
riittelte bas ipelfe 2aub In ret6li1eren
Malien bon ben Bdumeu.
.@s wtrb unfreunblid,4 iagte Miete,
fi4 erbebenb, .laB nns beinssben.
p6rft Du, ipie oas ba nnten rout inb
flopft? sic bnnen ain Sreibafen, bas
ioa ia elm grobes @erf neroen. Gs 1T
gang biibi9, 8dtbe penn man ielblt
I'M ii6eren 9afen fiet, ipie mir Beibe.
tlno mas bic Nnnie Steenbuien betrifit
- ba made i'd mir aud feline Gorge.
SD bOrte neuli9, oaB Der innge anoers
fen - ipeiBt Du, bon Gnoerien, Deli &
Comp. - In lester 3eit piel bel BEN
Senator Derfebrt no, unb baum t1a1t
fidb 70 mas l9lfebli9 gang BON ietblt.
pDas wiinibe ih ibr bon 9sr3en, .
iaste 2dtbe leile.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-27
Gin ueuer 8oufbrud, mirb

Gin ueuer Wantbru4 mirb aus
Berlin gemelbet. Die y8anf. & We1
Tel s'@eIelli6aft" erfldrte f6 fur uns
fdbis, ibren 0erp1idtuugen na6au'
tommen, tporluf bas 8antlotal geri6t'
LID oeriieeeIt tpurbe. 6err 2oemrp.
Der an Der Spibe bes banterotten nn'
ternebmeHs iiebenbeu Bantier, unb
oeHen e9wager tpurben berbaftet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-27
&. &. gplIius Wsanufacturtna

s. s. Gnuius Msanmfactnrtma
Co., 9fo. l, 3. 5 unb Z Ofs s1ouftoms
etraBe, bat bic gr6bte MustDabl In
Wino., pferbetrafts, Dampf. unb
anb.pumpen aller grt uno borshg,
li6fer 2ouftruttion; WaKer @6bren
oler Art nebft 3ubeb6r I'M @roBs unb
Rleinbanbel. 6pbrauliihe &ammen
uub Winbmiiblen aller Gr6Bem aum
pumpeu unb Mablen Rno bort 3u ga.
ben ober werben auf 8efeauns beiorgt.
Grobe Nusmobl in allen Mrtifeln unb
bilige preife Bel gebiesenher Nus.
iiibruna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-27

- Siaae 0eibenbeimer In @aIbeifon
iit bon Gebr. 2a3arb in paris, 6rant.
REID. bertlagt worben, neil er cine
Abre9nung iiber $4,000. tpofar ct
alerlei Wertbpapiere taufeu iollte, ni9t
lieferte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-27
0te bette 0eIe8enbeif, gum 0eidaftS.
titdmn auS9ebtlNet 3m tuerDem.

Die einaige 9anbeIs Mtaoemie TN
Stoote Seras, tpelde mon oIs cine
MnffaIt eriter 2laiie be5eimnen fann. III
obae Jrage bas biefge "Alamo City
Business College,. Sbren Mnipru9 auf
eine fold bobe unb beionbere 6teIung
fann bieie Nnftalt auf ibre ipfematii&e
gtntbeilung ber beri9ieoenen Departe.
rnents, bic aue unter Der 2eitung er.
fabrener un6 ta9tiger 2ebver lieaen,
bafirem. 3ei9 illuifrirte Raiologe uers
ben auf Wuni9 iiberaG bin frei Der.
fanbt. W. 6. 8udman, Oirettor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-27

- Die grtraforoeruns bon 100
Milliouen Mart far bic beuti9e Mrtil.
lerie wirb beIonbers babur9 besriinbet,
bab bic geiammte Gelb Nrtilerie nit
p0llig neueu @ef@iiben ausgerhitet tuer.
ben mhfie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-27

= STE @aIpefoner 8aumwolIuaa.
ren.Gabrit IL bon auei Angeaellten, bic
In ber Maidinerie ibre @liebmaBen
berlebteu, um $500 unb $4,000
S9abeneriaB berttagt uorben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-27
ailtoer Medntel.

ste Sorber baben mir barin au4 aur cine
haIb 10 sroBe auspabI sebabt, ipie bieies
Sabr, ME borber tparen bic preiie 70 entidie=
ben gu @nnitem Der &unben tpie beute
Bunberbibi4e seitidte GIoafs fur &inber
bon 2-5 Sahren, in ipeib unS farbis. @es
snldrer greis bieier @aare bon $3.50 Bis
$780, Bir pertaufen bieielben fir
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-27

- Wenn mon bas feueite in Sers
rens8oilettes sNrtiteln unb 9erren.0em.
ben febea nil, 10 gebe man su % | II.
feob & ADAMS, 237 Of.Soulions
firaBe. @
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81 | 3 u NJ 8

gum Sniammenlesen un6 gum Nufftelen in
9li5ds unb Maroceo Dedeln nit pribirten
Silber nnb antifen @lfenbein=De Defprationen.
GbenIp anf bic eht lebernen Soilettes Rditen
fiir 9erren, RLiifd Raud- Sets, Ganeb pliid,
yetaas nnb 9orn @eiteIIe fir perIhiebenen
@ebrau9. aae Grtitel trasei, bic popuIdren
@reiie in 3abIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-27
Q,udfems afrmicn eafI,e

Dte beife Galbe Der GBelt fur G@nitte, 0uetI&uu.
gen, Gei@phre, tebers unb Sants sAusi@Ias, 6tedte,
seiprungene Sdnbe, Trotbeulen unb aGe Sauttrants
betten turtrt Sdmorrbptben cher teine Bsjabluns
Bblise 9nfrtebenbett saranttrt cher has Gelb mtrt
1urnderifdttet. 25 Gent8 pie 6@a@tel Bum DeftauI
In auen apptbeten. Gbplpb Dreis, 1bpmpiru g Co.,
Whcfefale
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$500.

9unberte bon Rleibunssitiidsn fur 8inber
in iebem Sitter bon $3.50 Bis $14.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-27

0runbeiaeutbums ue5ertraamnsen.
Mler. Sartor on @ottfrieb SdbneI,
Grunbittd on GberrD' GtraBe, $500.
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geionoere stufmerfiamfeit lenfen mir aaf
unier 9Hortiment BON
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-27

&ul1itnl6bel, 8rir<a=8rafs
l111o Sldid=O Oruante11te.
Beipunbernspertbe MngwabI bon ssaneb.
inh STUNT sMObeln, 8ilbern, @HaufeIitibIen,
@arlor &abiaets, ebiffonieren, Sutitanben !;
eAte embruaer uno tarfifae 5eppi9e, guss
nnS 8ortieren; 8riifieler, Mpnatnfter unb
gelpet 1eppide, ghaiie tongues, 2ehnftible
Ole einem @aIait Gbre MAIDEN ipiirben) iei.
oene unb Chenille gorbanse; Quilts bon
GiSerbauuten, feline gettbeden, 5ubbanfe unb
tanienb anbere MrtifeI, NIT einem fompIetten
gorratb bon
YlMi@ 9pilette= 3ditAett.
9anbfdu9. 8aithen, @arfdmeriesadft9en unb
s5lafden. Safdentu9 aafter, Man6 Sets,
albnms, 8ilberrabnen &C., ipeIde ausseseid.
nete @eburtstass., Sodaeits. unb Seiertasss
@ei4enfe
bDn tp irtti9 E M 80 ertbe
abseben, ipie tie i'm sar3en @eiten eleganter
nitt sefunbem tuerben f5nnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-27
Mdntel, sSaden ltno lte=
berwiirfe.
Nebutt ben Gleoator.

O>~p~T ~SsNTT%+$'bl%Sf VV%E@u1tptYpS
beit aiiortirte unb biaisite @Ioat Saus in
Teras.
Samen.Saden gu $3.50, ipertb $500.
0amen=Saden su $500, tpertb $3.50.
9anossendbte saden gu $3.50, tpertb 5000.
aonbpn grOmenaben.Hode gu $s, tpertb $11.
Damen 3eus @apes gu $4.75, wertb So.
Samem @ifra&an gapes gu $3.50, tpertb
$5.75.
Samen gluid lletertpiirfe, satia 8eiat gu
$3.50, fpertb $12.75.
SIS gteipmarfets, rebucirt gu $3.50.
$l5 gietpmarfets, rebueirt su $40.
$3.50 Nenftarfets. rebu3irt gu 1915.
$3.50 @lctb Circulars, rebuSirt gu $500.
l1nS 70 TT tint sansen 9eparten,ent Bel iebem
sin3elnen artifel cine grfparnib BON 20 Bis
30 9rp3ent tuabrnebmbar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-27
4liii1 9pilette= Rdfthet,
oon ,pirfIi@ { N 9e ertbe

abseben, ipie fie i'm san3en Beften elesanter
niht gefunbem tuerben f5nnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-27

s srs
Mountain etnaas
8ag beafea San Mnoui
pbS 81. 2cuis 1
ghafpaoen aarnm
MAIDEN gernbuns NIT
". G. RIGSBY aide. agent Z. n. .ussf
ams volo!t geoauce atam xldda o.
E. ' epsss -s-'.
General @afast1
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-09-06

BKENITIES.

A. Riddick went to Petersburg yester-
day
Mr.. Beal, Of the grim of Beal & Nicho-
las, has gone North TO purchase his fall
stock of goods.
Miss Ada Grove. who has been visit
ing Mrs. VIM. McCauley, returned to
her home in Augusta county.
Mrs. V. R. Sticklcy, wi .e of Rev. V.
r. Stickley, returned to her home in
Waynesvilie yesterday, after visit to
the family of Prof. Crabtree.
Miss Allen returned to New Berne
yesterday.
There will be an interesting meeting
of the Y. M. c. a. this afternoon. 1t is
a public meeting and ladies are in
yited.
E. S. Strayer and family have returned
from Harrisonburg.
Mrs. w. w. Brand, of Catawta, is very
i'll.
The Misses Stringfellow, of Rich
mond, passed through Salem yesterday,
returning home from Wythevillc. They
visited Miss Mollie Logan in Salem
during the summer
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-09-06
Why Albinos DO Not Sec We'll.

According to DR.. A. d. Williams, the
white, flaXcn hair of Albinos shows
that there is a deficiency of coloring
materials in their bodies. Further
proof of this fact is found in the abb
scncc of the necessary amount of pig
ment in their eyes. Such persons have
pink eyes because there is not pigment
enough in the iris and upon its pos
terror surface to prevent the red reflex
Of the fundus from shining through the
iris. Albinos are always greatly an
noycd by strong light, because there is
not sufficient coloring to prevent the
ingress of n flood of it, the bright glare
entering not only through the pupil but
through the substance of the iris as
we'll. The choroid being likewise de-
ficicnt in pigment, the excessive amount
of light tlazzlcs and greatly confuses
the vision. Furthermore, the def
cheney of pigments in the choroid pre-
vents the light after it has acted on the
rctina from being absorbed, that be-
ing the main function of the choroidal
pigment. Albinism is an unfortunate
condition, as there is no way to supply
the deficient pigment to tho iris and
chOrOil
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-09-06
HIS MAJESTY'S FUN.
Midnight Rumbles of William Ill, En-
pcrOr of Germany.

pcror of Germany.
People who imagine that his imperial
majesty passes all his time in christcn-
ing newborn sons, mcditating on the
wiclSedness of Prince bismarck, and
quarrcling with Count Won Waldcrsee,
are very much mistaken, says the Phil
adelpDia Times. lie likes his fun also,
and takes it.
There is Il certain music hall in Der
lin where the emperor enjoys adj
ventures worthy of the Caliph IIaroun-
al-Raschid Whether he is recognized
or not cannot say, as his majesty is IN
adept in the art of "maleing up" How
ever, policemen, detectives and others
are fnr too wise to express suspicious in
case they have some idea they are in
the presence of the lord of Germany.
1t is confidently said that the other
day, in the guisc of Hebrew peddler,
his majesty wandered through the
haunts of the Jewish community in his
capital and discussed with n number of
working 1sraelitcs the condition of their
race in his own dominions and the ef-
feet of the harsh measures recently
promulgated against them in Russia.
On another occasion the emperor is
said to have passed many hours of the
night wandering among the saloons
used by sailors and common soldiers,
arguing and inviting criticism on the
life of a private in his army or an A. b.
seaman in his navy.
All these things doubtless assist the
young sovereign in his cndeavors to act
as the father of his people, but occa-
sionally the fact that he is young man
bursts upon him, and he is apt to join in
vigorous dancing and play high jinks
generally as enthusiastically as the
latest Jack ashore.
Then, in the middle of n cancan or a
schoppcn, comes the memory, Itch bin
der KAISER" and his temporary boon
companions are surprised to sec their
new conrade suddenly draw himself up,
turn on his heel and leave the place,
followed by couple of, till that mo
mcnt, supposcd-to-bc drunken chums.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-09-06
MURDERED AND ROBBED.
The Body of james Hunt Found on tho
Railroad Track at Dornn.

The Body of james Hunt Found on the
Railroad Track at Doran.
RICHLANps, Sept. 81 Special JAS.
Hunt was found dead on the railroad
track at Doran, horribly mangled,
Thursday morning. Ills right leg was
severed from his body and he was cut
and bruised in other places.
An inquest was held over the body,
when it was discovered that there was
large lump on the back Of his head,
made by some blunt instrument, sup
posed to be sandbag. About 500 yards
from where his body was found was his
hat and large club. There were strong
evidences that he had been foully dealt
with. The verdict was that he had been
murdered.
Hunt left Richlands for Dorau about
8 o'clock on Wednesday evening. That
was the last seen of him alive. While
here it was seen that he had money, but
when found there was no money on his
person. 1t is believed he was murdered
and placed on the track to cover up the
crime,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-09-06
s LEM
TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
Arrangements Complete For
Tuesdays Game.
ROANOKE TINES BUREAU,
HOTEL LUCERNE, SALEM, VA.

The trial games of the championship
series will commence promptly at Q a.
M. on Tuesday morning.
Playing will cease for an hour and a
halfs intermission for dinner at
o'clock.
After dinner the playing will be re-
sumed and last until 6:aO. Same hours
for Wednesday.
A grand stand will be erected on the
grounds and decorated, and it is the in
intention of the Salem Tennis Club to
make this memorable occasion. Every
one is invited to attend.
The six medals have arrived and are
very handsome. The entries are all in
the first class. so the prizes will be dis
tributed as follows: Gold medal for win
ner of the singles; gold medal for second
man; gold medals for winners of the
doubles, and silver medals for next best
doubles.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-09-06

hard toll and rest awhile is humanizing,
and so as mere rest day Sunday is
rightly used. To think, to read, to
study, to cultivate ones love of beauty
every intellectual action is distinct
lively humanizing and is, therefore, in
its measure right use of Sunday 1t
is more right use of Sunday to use it
for the minds Improvement than mere
~ to use it for the body's rest. The
highest humanizing of man lies through
the opening of his spiritual faculties
the powers which lift him into the sense
of the unseen and eternal world that
mako him hunger after goodness and
desire justice and purity. The use of
Sunday then III worship is the highest
use of the day-whcther that worship
be outward in the church or inward
in the home.
Practically, then, the right use of
Sunday is first of all to use it as rest
day, and then rs q day of mental i'm
provemcnt, and then as day for the
cultivation of the spiritual nature.
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RAILROADS
n : = :: w A9rfoIksWesternR.
EDTLE in ErFECT ANGUISH 80 ism

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AUGUST 80. 1So1
wEsrBouND, LEAVE RoANoKE DAILY
G:j5 n. III. for Bristol and intermediate stations
500 a. IN. for Rndford, Pulaski, Bristol; also Tor
Bluchcld, Pocahontas, Elkhorn, Clinch Val
Icy Division and Louisville via Norton
Pullman slecpcrs to Memphis and New Or
leans and tn Louisville vim Norton.
6l5 y. III. for Radford, Pulaski, Bristol Con-
meets Mt Radford for Dluciicld and poca.
hontas. Pullman slocpcrs to Memphis via
Chattanooga.
NORTH AND EAsTnouND LEAVE ROANOKE DAILY.
$50 II. NJ for Petersburg and Richmond.
12:5u y. III. for lingcrstOwn. Pullman slccpcrs to
New York via Harrisburg and phiiadelph
l2:5 y. III. daily for Richmond and Norfolk. Pull
man parlor car To Norfolk.
SD p. III. for Lynchhnrg: no connection beyond
DO y III. for Shenandoah: no connection beyond
ll:2' y. III. for Richmond AMI Norfolk. Pullman
sleeper To Norfolk and Lynchburg to Rich
mUnd.
1l:20 Z. III. for liagcrstown. Pullman slecpcrs to
Washington via Shenandoah Juncti ion and 10
New \ ork via Harrisburg.
Clinch Valley DiyisiOn-Lcavcs Bluciicld daily
400 n III. for Norton, and l::5 p. m for Nor
ton, Louisville and points on H. ~ y. Il. X.
via Norton.
North Carolina Division-Lcavc Pulaski daily
1:tO II. IN. for lvanhoc ami 1870 p. m. for Ivan
hoe and Go-san and 500 II. III. except sun
day. for Betty Baker.
For all additional Information apply Mt ticket
Office Or TO W Is. BENILIA
General Passenger Agent, Roanoke. Va.
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WONDERFUL PURP. the doughty pulp
thus produced is fashioned into various
odd forms, for sale by the attendants in
the maceratlng room as curios. A
counterfeit prcscntmcnt of an alleged
dog, the property of a New York news
paper man, is made of the pulp of
$4,000 worth of treasury notes, and
there is also slab-sidcd frog, owned
by the same man, which represents a
similar amount of destroyed notes. In
the maccrating room of the treasury
building S2S,00O,000 arc reduced to pulp
in single day. This pulp mill has
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The Iowa Alliance hi yides.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Sept. 4.-[Speciall
The break in tho Farmers Alliance is
complete. The faction in the eleventh
Congressional district Alliance, which
desires to go into politics, has thrown
off all allegiance to the old Iowa ALI
ance and organized as faction of the
Southern Alliance. The faction is led
by A. j. Westfall, the Peoples Party
candidate for governor. The represen-
tatives of the executive committee Of
the Iowa Alliance have already begun
to work on the reorganiza ton and the
fight between thu two alliances will
henceforth be hot.
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generally to pillar boxes. MIR. Raillcs,
it should be remembered is the gentle
mae who recently caused SO much
trouble in England by forbidding tho
establishment there of a district mos
scngcr system of the American kind on
the ground that it was an infringement
on the post Office right lie gave way
in that case, and now has grown
progressive.
The machine to be used is about
twenty inches high and five deep, and
can be screwed to II box of any pattern
At the top is Il Slot into which you drop
penny. Then you pull out handle
and push it back. The stamp DROPS into
tray ut the back of the machine. 1t
will be III the cover of Il small note book
contained in an envelope. The COM
pany expects to be reimbursed for Civ
ing so much more for penny than the
postotiice by the money received for adj
vertisemcnts in the note book.
The only addition to this contrivancc
necessary to make it an efficient post
Office IS that of n pair of scales with
weights and u table of rates. The ac-
companying sketch shows the machine
attached to the pillar box, as it will he
in London, and the scales and the table
of rates which should be added
The machine refuses to work for any
coin smaller than n penny 1.-TWO cents
or of metal bascr than silver or bronze.
Discs of iron or lead, even though they
are the right size, are bent double by it.
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MUROEROUS WEAPON.

Combination of Dirk and Revolver Found
on an italian Desperate.
What is probably the most murder
Gus small arm ever manufactured is
now in the possession of Property Clerk
). II. Powell, of the Brooklyn police de-
partmcnt. 1t is n revolver and stilctto
combined. and was taken by an officer
from an italian named Julian Rafino,
after desperate fight between Italians
in BroolSlyn's slums recently. The re-
golvcr is sclf-cocking, six-chambcrcd
weapon of 3o-caliber. Tho stilctto Is
louble-cdgcd and six inches long. 1t is
fastened to the revolver right underneath
the barrel and can be sprung into place