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Joyous BARK, but he
hears no lived voice or footstep, and he
comes back detected and lies down with
moan. All, dear boyI if that dumb
brute mourns your absence, how must 1t
be with us;"
And so the letter went on, full of love
and gossip and gossip and love, till it
ended with Ever and forever, Dora"
We laid the body at the base Of a vol
canic cliff. and covered it with stones to
save il from the vultures, then we dis
tributed the arms and saddlebags, so as
to save our horses, and resumed our
the purple Sierras glowed like mighty
fire'opals in the light Of the setting sun.
We found fresh horses at the pass, and
then, although quite tired, we pushed on
with all speed for the beautiful town of
San Bernardino.
We were out of the desert. The odor
of orange blossoms and perennial hello
trope filled the air, and the ripple OF
water came to our ears whenever we
refined in our horses.
There never was such clear, glorious
Christmas eve since the wise men from
the east followed the star to Bethlehem
and the manger in which lay the Christ
child. Lights flashed through the groves,
indicating the happy abodes of settlers,
and now and then we heard song that
told of home, and the musical laughter
of children whose special eve it was.
We found the hotel ablaze with light.
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U, a. NUIBEH(
It'll street south of Opera House l.
THE BEST OF CHILDREN,s MAGA-
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The Handsomest Lady In saIina

Remarked to a friend the other
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New Life of Columbus"-Article
Earmera. etc.

for Farmers, etc.
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KIn this number are the opening chapters of
"rHE SAULAHKA,"
a novel by Rudyard Kipling, the famous au-
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In celebration with an American writer,
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of a wonder full jeweied necklace, called .fhe
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The well-known humorist Edgar W. Nye
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OF a Justice Of the Peace" IL In November.
This NUMBER also contained a valuable and
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read TO be followed by a number OF Others
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on .fhe Bowery."
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DEAD IN THE DESERT.
A CHRISTMAS STORY BY ALFRED r. CAL
HoUN.

Copyright, 1891, by American Press Associs-
toni
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1899.
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women and handsome
men wherever one turned. From the
wide parlors came the rythmic fall of
feet and the swell of music.
Here was Eden, but on asking the
landlord the reason for these festivities,
he replied:
at is a wedding. Mr.. Louis Bolton.
whose bride and mother reached here
yesterday from the east, was married to-
night"
Louis Bolton?' l repeated, and l
thought Of the dead man out on the
desert.
Eyes; here he is. Let me introduce
him."
The landlord introduced me to a tall,
handsome young man, and / at once
took him to my room and showed him
the arms and saddlebags.
As s. on as he saw the titles, he threw
his arms about my neck. and to my sur
prise he kissed me and shouted:
"You have brought a wedding present
that makes me rich, rich as any honest
man wants 10 be-"
Briefly, Mr.. Bottoms papers and much
Of his ready money had been stolen six
months before by Mexican desperate
named Guam ChauE- The man was
chased into the desert where he persisted.
and so my sympathy was wasted.
i met the dear mother, and I met
"Dora" that night, and / drank to their
health and prosperity as the church bells
rang in Christmas day.
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Pronouncea Hopeless, Yet saved.

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and finally terminated In consump-
ton. Four doctors gave me up say
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my friends on earth, would meet
my absent ones above My husband
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-10-02
THE NIGHT SESSION.
The Committee of One Hundred Ap.
pOinted-Resolutions Adopted.

The Committee of One Hundred APP
pointed-ResOlutionsA Adopted.
The mass convention was called to
order at p. m. by Col. Parsons. who in
troduced Col. J. W. Hartwell, of Roa-
noke city, who expressed his gratlfica-
ton at tho success that had so far q t.
tended the work the convention was
called to do. He hoped that the har-
mOny that had so far characterized it's
deliberations would prevail to the end =.
The Republicans here were in no sense
kickers, but were here to maintain the
organization and principles of the party.
Numerous members of the convention
were called for, but Rev. Carter, colored,
of Halifax, was the only one who would
respond. He said it was unnecessary
for him to waste powder on this occasion
and he would keep it dry until the game
they were after came out of the woods.
After an inspiriting tune by the band
William Merchant was called out and
made few remarks.
On motion OF II. M. Bibb the follow
ing resolution was adopted;
"Hon. j. SLOAT FAssETT, New York:
The Republicans Of Virginia, in mass
meeting assembled to organize against
Bonrbonism, send you admiration for
your splendid fight upon the twin lion
in the way Of American progress"
Judge Claiborne, of Roanoke city,
was called upon and made a bringing
speech. IIe evoked frequent outbursts
of applause.
Judge Robert L. Mays. of Botctourt
county. was introduced and spoke for
thirty minutes. lie was frequently APP
plauded.
Tho committee on resolutions re-
| ported the following:
TIE PLATFORM.
Whereas, Undor the present plan of
organization OF the Republican party OF
the State of Virginia, tho chairman OF
tho State executive committee has full
! power to appoint and remove chairmen
Of tho various county committees at his
| discretion and without consultation
with other members of the committee,
and has exercised such power to the dc.
triment of the best interests of the
Republican party of the State and
against the will Of the people, thereby
perpetrating himself in con troll of the
Republican organization Of tho State
'Resolved, first. That it be left a,
the discretion of tho committees of each
district as to whether legislative nomi
nations be made.
Second. That wo reafiirm our al
legianc6 to the principles of the Re
publican party as cnunciated in the
platform of tho Republican convention
| at Chicago in 1888.
Third. That VIC protest against the
| present plan Of organization OF the
State Republican committee, which
enables the chairman of said committee
to perpetuate himself and friends In
control of tho party organization:
Fourth. That we protest most Darn
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-10-02
THE CONVENTION.

The straightout Repu blican convcn-
ton has come and gone 1t is disap-
pointment beyond question to its pro-
motors, for it was SO slim in numbers as
to lack representative character.
Not more than nine counties in the
State were represented and those so
slenderly as to render doubtful tho for
nation of very satisfactory committee.
It's leaders should realize by this time
what they should have realized before.
that no convention can have strength
without organization and work.
General Mahone's greatest strength
has lain in the fact that he is an organ
izer and q worker. He left nothing I'M
done. He took nothing for granted.
Where sinews Of war were necessary