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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-09-14
Cheap Cash Store,
+ A WAGNER,
DEALER IN GENERAL

Will sell goods cheap, that you will be amazed at
your own stupidity in having patronized hghpriced
adjustments. These grinding times and it be-
hooves you to place your money where it will do the
most good.
We are selling best two and four point BARRED
WIRE at IA cents per pound. The Oldest inhab-
tant will tell you that this is remarkably cheap, unpar
alelled in the history of Carson.
We have reduced the prices of everything we carry
n stock; Groceries, Provisions Liquors, Hardware Tin
ware, Crockery, Paints Oils, Wall Paper, etc, he
purchased at this Emporium at less percentage Of
profit than elsewhere, No necessity for sending your
money to California; thinking you something
Give trial order and make your comparisons with
purchases at home abroad and be convinced. Or
ders from the countryas we'll Carson and its envrons
will receive our prompt attention.
GEO. Gibson Manager.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-09-14
A Trustee Speaks.

Notwithstanding the fact that
Carson isa worked up over school
matters, O]~~Tich Bros. will continue
to sell Dry Goods, Shoes etc, at the
lowest living prices.
III. OLCovIcR.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-09-14

The gold bugs are arguing that
Silver men are biased who hold stock
in Western mines. Stewart met
this charge by offering resolution
TO the U. S. Senate to find out who
OF its members owned stock in bank
ing institutions. 1t was a hard hit
and some of the gold men in the
Senate will be squirming on the grid
iron in few days.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-09-14

The finances of the Southern Pa.
citic road are picking up. With
Huntington at the helm last month
it was tided past the shoals. The
''pinch" is over and the road doing
an increasing business.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-09-14

And in accordance with law and order
of the Board of Trustees, made on the
18th day of June, 1893, so many shares
OF each parcel of such stock as may be
necessary, will be sold at public auc-
ton at the Office of the Company, in
the Arlington House Block, Carson
Street, in Carson City, Nevada, on
Saturday, August "A, 1893 at 2 p m.
of said day, to pay said delinquent as
sessment thereon, together with the
cost of advertising and expenses of
said sale.
FRANK BLETHEN,
Sec'y Pro Tenn,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-09-14
DELINQUENT NOTICE.
Red Oak Mining Company
Location ofprincipal place of business
Carson City, Nevada.
Location of works near Downieville
Sierra County, California.

Notice-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock on &C
count of assessment No. 40, levied on
the 18th day of June, 1898, the several
amounts opposite the names of the re-
spective shareholders as follows:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-31

10 unbebeutenb tpdre, bie @eiun6beit
Der Grau betrd1tli6 mebr an ais bie
bes Mannes. SD fprede ni1t eins
nal ban SDpe,priten, bas, ,penm i'm
llebermaB betrieben-unb llebermaB
1T ein anberes fur iebes Snbibibunnr
bic 9eerpen ppuifdnbig serriittet, ia
anr 9ebensgefabr iperben fartn. Man
bat III ber S6mei3 aablrei9e Idlle bon
Musfelparalpits Bel SDpepriterinnen
confatirt, ia io5ar bon boafdnbiser
Gebirnldbmung- -abgeieben bon bielen
fleineren baraus entffebenben unans
nebmli6feiten, bic benz tpeibli1en @ez
f9le6te broben.
@siffdmer, etn Dur1f9nittsgebalt
biefer Damen an5ugebeit, ba elm foL
DIES, tpie ielbfberitdnblid, mad ben
inbipibueqen Gdbisteiten bariirt. Dod)
tpiirbe man nt9t biel feblgebeu, tpenl
mon es 5tpifdeu 10 unb 25 Dollars
normirte. Wir ndbern tns alfp, tpie
Der 2efer benlerfen tpirb, mebr unb
mebr bem Stabtun bes Grauenerz
perbes, ipo tpenigifens cine momells
tane 5elbffdnbigfeit Der 2obn einer
oft @eit unb &6rper 3errhtteuben
Sbdtigfeit tpirb. Das Sbeal, tpel1es
benen, Del9e bic Graurnbemegung ins
2ebeu gerufen, porfdpebte, nimmt iebt
f1on beifimmte Gormen an unb aei9t
feline beutli6en nmrife.
Nber ber 2efer tpirb mir beiltimnien,
baB, wenn man in gbieago unb pabrs
f6einli1 aud atber8po in Maerifa
biefe 4ategorie BON Mdnerripalinnen
auf benz Jelbe bes grmerbeS bepba1z
tet, eine tiefe Sraurigteit ben Denfer
erfaifen muB, benn in bieiem Sale
gibt es fein Befermerben, tein Mbs
f6leifen bon gden unb aanten, fein
Qusglei6en bon @egenidBen, ia feine
8ereblung ober mpralilbe 9ebung bes
@an3en. 3iellos unb obne 3ntunft be.
treiben bic ni6t i'm @eringiten beneis
bensmertben iungen Damen bas Ges
f6aft ibres Brobernerbs unb Oh biefer
eintrdgli6 ober nidt lit. ba8 1T ibre
9auptlebensfrage.
Gin 8eiipiel, I'M bas eben @elagte
3u iauitriren: Gin iunser Mann tritt
alS Commits in Elm @ei6dft; bur1
GleiB unb CUTE 9luffiibrung apaneirt
er i6nea, iein @ebalt tuirb erb6bt,
feline 5tellung gebefert, unb enblid,
ba aud elm menig Goman in's 2ebea
bineingeb0rt, berliebt er fid In bic
So6ter be8 9auies-fe in ibn--, Der
Batter mill ben suten Mneenelten ni6t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-31

2rdfts berleibsnbe Glirir, bas Sis Sr,tiide
@i6enidaft fennt, III DR.. Yterces Colder
Medical Discovery. @ei Shmiubfudt II,
ben erfen Gtabien, bel Qunaenfdtpad,e.
Mfbma, idtuerem Suften, bel alien Wrou.
DIAL, 9als- unb Qun9eu.4 ffectioueu tn 60
bas einSigt 10 unfeblbar beilenbe Wittel.
baB bafiir garanttrt tperben fann. g,s
60 nidt bilft ober fnrirt, tutrb bas bafir Be-
jablte Gelo 5uriidseseben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-31

= 8ei ben boben Gleil6preiien III es
fein Wunber, menn Der gonfunt an
&oBHeif1 in Berlin feline bebeutenbe
3olle ipielt. Sm Sabre 1889 uurben
1868 pferbe in Der gentralreBi9ld6s
terei unteriudt, bon benen 1888 gum
Bersebr sugelaifen iuurben; TIM Sabre
1890 gelangten 1896 pferbe nnb 1891
1926 pferbe 5ur llnterfu6ung, bon
benen 1882 unb 1929 9biere gum gon>
fum gelangten.
= S9mar3er unb griiner Sbee per>
ben bon berfelben pHanae geponnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-31

ben Satfe( su itet9en. Wfit einent
pdnbebrud oerabidtebete er fidb BON
1obenbrud uno f6aute ben beiben ib0s
ttet1 @eitalten oann ld9elnb nod, 10
laugs CT iie nit ben 8liden gu perfol>
gen pernloGte.
@inige Wiilluten 1pater trat er in bas
Mrbeits3tmmer ieines 0aters.
SD babe Deinein Wunl1e Solge
9eleiltet unb beute auf meinen Spa3ier<
ritt persidtet, lieber Water. Oiun iaee
mir aud, no3u On ineiner 10 brineeno
bebarfit, Bop On Did ntdt einmal
tnebr 5wei Stunoen 3n 9eouloeu per>
mobteit."
Nuguft @ibenlhiit bot ibnt ettt 3iit@
den nit ben foftbarlten ieiner @igarren
an unb beeilte ftd nit fait untertpiirfis
gem Gifer, ibm aud ein Strei4b0l3<
1en an5u5hnben. s
sd bohe, baS Spfer tpirb Dir
ni9t all3ulfwer eeiporben fein," faste
ct nit benz t-eunbliditen Nnsorud ieis
aer ianften 5timme. rMan gebt NIT
ber 4biidt I'm, mid III Elm tdbtildes
Gbrenau1t 5ll mdblett uno bat ,ittter set
Sanb bie per:rault9e Gnfrage an mid
9efonsen lahsn, Oh tf berstt ieitt tpitrbe,
es an3unebnlen. Gber t6 tpollte mid
ntdt buriiber entidetben, obne Define
MetnunS 9e16rt 3a baben, r1etn Sobn !;
BENT ih ipiirbe bar1tt bod tmmerhin
eetptfIerlnabeu In Die Oefentlidfeit btn<
austreten, unb es LIT 5efbitperitdnblid,
bab Id bic mir 3usebadte Gbre obne
Weiteres abtebnen Derbe, ipenn On
baran irgenb lpel1en Nnito6 nin1mlt."
,@ie oft babe td Dir seiaet, gater,
bab id mir 1liei1tal8 anrnaben fperoe,
einen Ginflub auf Deine 6anblunsen
unb Gnti9l:iiie 3u iiben. Wenn Du
Old f6btg iiiblit, bte BHtdten 5u er,
fiillen, tpelfe ieneS @brenamt Dir auf>
erlest, unb ipenn bic baju erfprberlt9e
Tbdtisfeit Deinen gieisuttgen entlpri1t,
10 iollteit Du fetnen au9enblid Sosern.
Mber mar bic Gr0rterun9 oieles @egen
itaubes benu 70 eilis, baB t9 barum
n1etnen @pa3ierritt aufgeben nubte?"
Gibenidiib idtus ibm nit Der 9ano
auf Sas an's uno nladte eine pfiilise
@rimalie. rMbnit On benn gar ni6ts,
rnein Snnee? 9ait Da benn nibt be-
9riifen, bab meine ortnsenoe angelegens
bett nur etn otplomattfhes Wanoper
mar. nm tn eonas Nngen fiir 1ein .3ne
rttdoletben ettte Wtottptrung gu ftns
ben e
yGb, bas 1T ftart!A rief Der DoftOr,
Dem nun aaerotngs oas yerltanontb
aut5ugeben iaien, balb belufttst nno
1a!b drgerlt9 aus. Dur oarim mar
Dtr's allo 81 tbun, ote Ueioen allein
retten 81 lauen r.
Watttrll9. Vor lauter 9hdf4t
aut ote S6tdlthtett fommen fonft 10
e!n paor pra@tl9e, onnsfne Wfenl9ens
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= Ser 9r6Bte ieaufsefunbene Mams
mntb3abn NAB in Der Qdnge 16 6uE.

s@ 9err M. g. Saeobfon, Der
betannte photograph, bat an ber
Mlamo Strabe, 20. lis, ein nese8
9teIier eingeridtet. 9err syatsb{oa
bat in ieinem gtnblifenient alle Reues
rungen, bic auf benz Gelbe Der pbotos
graphic Der Neuseit berborsebradbt.
.drgeDanbt. unb bic @inri1tnng iii
bo9elegant unb ifebt an Wollenhung
.E1er feinem Der prominenteften 6erars
tigen 9ofale 6itli6er MetrppoIet mad.
Gin 8eiu9 biefeS Mufer Ateliers tit
unferen 2eieru aufs berslidffe ems
pfoblen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-31

Giuerlei, tpie lange Dein Ratarrb idion
bauert ober ipie beftts er iff, DIR. Cages
Remedy tutrb eine perraanente Rnr betntr.
ten. Bon ben Gigentbitmern hieier aranet
iniro eine Velohnuug BON $500 fiir eiuea
uHbetlbaren Gaa bon &atarrb off.rirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-31
GDlllellidlirlllt.

gBir erbielten ioeben Elm borsasIidss j aHoss
timent bon Sonnenidiruen In Gbiifsa,
crepe de Chine unb anberc Ncbitdttn IN iusis,
idipars unD bunten 6arben. Dieis sairme
tperben fiderlidb anfIans finbem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-31

gu alien 3eiten, iinter alien llm=
tdnben, In ie6em 0ausboIte lit Gt.
SafobssOel bas bette 6eilmitteI aegen
S9mersen. Sc III bas bette mab
fi9erite Netttel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-31
Gtnen Stiftpnnft
etrdbrlt Ou Der Anla4e tiir


Mus5ebrung, ipenn Dtin
Blut unrein tff. Mus3ebrumg
iit etnfaa 2ungen Scrof,i.
lofe. @eroful5ie Dispoiition
geniigt bel 9in5utreten stnes
letdten 9uftens ober elmer
Grfdlturlg, Tim bic S9mtnb.
fuht 3il ertiutdeln.
Gber serabe 10, ,pte fts
tbren nripruug in ber Blist.
bei9dhenbtit bat, fanu fss
ou1 aus benz Dlut herai,e
iMrtrt tperben. Das fderIte
Mittef seesn Gcrofeln Ia
te8lid1er form, bas tptrb
fdHffe Biufreiniourca .,,A
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-31

= Sn bem erffen 9iertel bieies Sabs
res iuurben In Ofinbien iiber sis buns
bert neue Selegrapbendmter er0ffnet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-31
|Derlieren unb millist in Bic @be-er
ipirb Sbeilbaber unb auleBt gbef bes

Derlterelt ull0 miuigt in bic @be-er
ipirb Sbeilbaber unb auIebt gbef bes
| 6auies.
9ieieS Beifpiel. bas fd6on taulenbe
bon Malen fi9 III Wirfli9teit ereignet
bat. fann i'm 2eben nnb in Der Gars
rtere bes tneibliden glerfs nie borfoms
met; benn I'M Mugenblid, no Der
Sobn bes 9auies bic Mngefelte gum
gDeibe begebrt uHb erbdIt, lit bic ges
3i6dftli6e garriere bes Mdb1enS pors
fiiber. r.-Sie bat alip trob fires 6erausz
tretens aus ben 8abnen ibre8 Sc.
| f9ledtes bur6 GleiB, iabrelanses Mrs
beiten unb Mufopferung zines 3beils
Eibrer @eiunbbeit meter nibts erlangt,
EalS einen Wann ou befommen. YieI.
Ilei9t mdre ibr bas biel lei1ter unb
obne 10 grnBe Mibe unb @efabre1 ges
lungen,. tuenn fie freunblid Id1elnb
an Der Seite ibrer Mntter bas elterlis
DE 9aus gepFegt nub gebiitet bdtte.
| M6ge man ltns gIauben, bie Means
nermelt III neit ebler ulb uneigemntibi<
ger, tpie getpiRe Damen aus lei1t be-
greifli6en @riinben es ben iiingeren
porprebigen. Wenn mir erf ieben
Diirben, baB ben Mdb6en unb Grauen
tpirtlib fabbar, unpiberfpe1H1 bur1l
biefe Mrt bes Grauenerwerbes gebolfen
merben f6nnte, miirben mir Nlle ipie
elm Mann bafiir eintreten.
gs lit m6sIi9, tpabrl6einlib fogar,
baB bier unb ba elmer Gamilie cine
auBerorbentlide Wobltbat burd bas
Nrbeiten Der So6ter als Shop, Of
ficegirl, 9ppeuriterin ober Glerf ges
i9eben iit,-gs 1T an3unebmen, baB
ntebr als eine bur6 ben regelmdBigen
Nerbienf BON Der @ntfttli1nng erretz
tet tporben ift-i6 min iogar bas nne
tpabri6einlide4 augebe1l, baB @riitens
aen fib auf bieie Art bon Nrbeit aes
griinbet baben, ,saber 9i9ts ipirb mild
Oerbinbern-mi6 unb bic meifen erns
fen unb nidt burb pbraien perleiteten
8eobabter Der Srauenbetpegung -pfs
fen unb frei gu bebaupten, baB biefe
Nrt bon Mdb6enarbeit Elm lnbeil unb
Elm 8erberb fur iie, fur bic Nation unb
fur bas sanse @ef9Ie9t If!
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8. g. Yed 6 60. perfaufen
iebt elm folibeS ei6enes 6dlafaimmers
Get f9on Su $18.
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dral1S6iii4e pr9alloies

in alien ben neuelten Garbeii, belle nisb hazafls
@runbfarben. ebenio gut ipie bic aubersipe
fir s5 genis berfaufte Daare /; BET lns rs
l@snts bic Darb. VS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-31

sSn allen anberen Departenlents iH
bas Eager bollitdnbie unb bietet Die
rei6ffe Ausuabl.
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syibell : llnlbdnge

iiir Damen; bon ausseseianeten Gbantillh
Spisen ansefertist soeben erbalten, Die
6aden iinb munoerbar ib6n.
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Striinlpfe.

Da,nen Drop Std" in gran, idipar3,
ieberfarben nne anberen ,lobernen 6arbeu,
bon 40 uno so Gents berabseiest a,f
35 gts. pner 8 asaar fir s1. 90.
.striimpfe, ROTH, braun, feberfarben
&C. gu l5, 20 unb 25 Gents.
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9fr blllDfnof SSritDlin9
brin9t bldbenoes 6eld,dft
l1ufer @eiddhslotal 1T poagepadt nit 8argains.
3eoes Department aneefillt NIT neuen !Sriib
iabrsz uno 5omrner. maaren ...aaas.

blbaa
dnreb
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! = Gin gingeborner BON 9amaseus
IN Sprien bat ii9 um eiuen Gewerbes
f9ein gum 8etriebe elmer 8rausrei In
Serufalem betporben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-31

8eim fernerem Stubinm ber 6tels
llngen Der Md6den uub 6rauen als
BeamtinHerl, Stubentinnerr unb Sch.
rerinnen wolleu mir ieben, oh bas
Bib ii6 freunblider seitaltet, OBJ bas
problem ndber ieiner 2oiune lit unb
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Siitel Site !!
@robe 3eonftion III 9iiten.

2eiet, oann fomnt unb iiber5eugt gud
Bir baben peridiebene 9utenb unlerer
elesanten aRuiterbiite iibris, i'm Yreiie bon
$l4 unb $1e bis $l8. gSir baben bieielben
auf ben 9reis bon
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$11.OO

berabseiett. Sbr f0nnt eud bieie 1eIesen.
beit niebt entseten Iaiien llniere Site 1inb
einfa6 srobartis. 8arben nnb saeons finS
be3aubernb iaDn 3Ssert ni6t unb trefft
Cure Mabl
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-12-21

Arizona and New Mexico as States.
According to this gossip, an attempt
is to be made to get the bills through
the Senate as promptly as they went
through the House, in order that the
Senators from the new States may get
here before the Senate reaches final
,ota on the new tariff bill, the idea
Of the administration and OF the
Democratic leaders being that what
ever the politics of the new Senators
will certainly be low tariff men and
AZ such will vote for the bill. i give
YOU the gossip for what it is worth.
It is believed that majority OF the
Senators would, if given an opportu-
nity. vote for the admission Of all the
territories, including Oklahoma, but
thev may not get the chance. There
are some influential Eastern Senators
who are opposed to the admission OF
any of them, and there are indlea-
tions OF much religious opposition tc
the admission of Utah. These
things may result in preventing &c
ton on the bills Of the Senate.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-12-21
Out Ina Blizzard.

Mr. J. =. Blaze, IN extensive tvat es-
tate dealer in Des Moincs, Iowa, narrowly
escaped one of the scverest attacks OF
pneumonia while in the northern part OF
the Stale during Il recent blizzard, says
the SATURDAY Rer;ew. Mr. Blaizc had oc-
casion to drive several miles during the
storm and vas 50 thoroughly chilled that
lie was unable TO get warm, and inside OF
an hour after his return lie was thu eaten
cd With a severe case Of pneumonia OF
lung fever. Mr. Bisze sent to the near
est drug store and got a bottle Of Clam
herlain's Cough Remedy, Of which he had
often heard. and took & number Of large
doses He says the effect Mas wonderful
and in short time he was breathing quite
easily. He kept Oh taking the medicine
and the next day Was able to conc to Des
Mcines Mr.. Baize regards his cure az
simply wonderful. Fer sale by j. W.
Kelly, Druggist.
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nonsense imaginable If the peo-
pie Of Virginia were to "break from
tradition AMI family influence" in
stead of being a hopeful sign for the
future of the state it would be sound
ing our death kncll.
Such stuff may do very we'll in
Tennessee, but the people Of Virgin
ia want none Of it, nor will they have
it. Mr.. Martin is gentleman, and
a far different type of one from the
rufiian Irby Of South Carolina. an(
in honoring him the people Of Vir
ginia have net broken away from
tradition, OF anything else unbecom
ing Nirginians.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-12-21
The Deterioration Of Politics.

Political life to-day is not what 1t
was in the early history Of Virginia.
Then the Office sought the man, now
the man seeks the Office with all the
ardor he possesses; or else he will
never catch glimpse Of it. Politics
is policy and nothing else, and being
such appeals to the most sordld'elee-
lnent in human nature. That there
is but little purity in politics is un-
questioned and that the methods
adopted by latter day politicians to
elevate themselves are questionable,
is something that will not admit OF
contradiction. There has recently
been much comment npon the ele-
tons in Virginia, and Democratic
methods, by Democratic newspapers,
which, when siftcd, amounts to moth
ing. The facts is the Democratic
party has always advocated honest
elections, and the elections in Flr-
ginia are as fair as those Of any 9TH
err State, 50 far as that is concerned.
That evils have crept into our
body polite is true, but the blame
cannot and should not be charged to
the Democratic party. That this
state Of affairs exists is bad enough,
l,ut what is the remedy for the evil?
II The Legislature would pass a
law to tie effect that any man found
guilty of contributing money to Sc
cure the election Of anyone to an Of
flee OF public trust then the party
elected to be removed from office.
By doing this the motive for briblng
would be destroyed, and the object
would necessarily fail If the Cen
cnral Assembly would pass law to
that effect then this cry of election
frauds would be siIencad, and the
Democratic party add another chap
ter to it's past policy that would be
commended by all Virsinians. They
should take the initiative in this
matter and place the party en- record,
in favor of a free ballot and a fair
count" and thus utterly disarm our
friends, the enemy.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-12-21
OUR INCOMING CHIEF.
,r,,c coumrrrEE pERFEcTs Ar
RasaEMEsTs FOR THE ISAUauh-
ALTON.
Few Political Clubs Will Take Parss h"'
There VIII re 4 Zine Military s''raoe--
Reception and Address.

The General Committee, charged VIZ"
tbc arrangements fer the Inauguration Oh
Colonel Charles 7. O'Ferral met last
night at the Armory and further pertec'e"
the details for the great demonstration III
honor Of the Govcrner-elect, Mayor Ely
son presided over tbs gathering ana DR.
Cunningham Hall was at his desk "S
secretary.
AS few, if any, CT the political org"nl-
cations will take part in the parade 'he
procession will practically be military
display, and it is expected that fully '''oV
volunteers will take part i'll it,
Mayor E!ysou stated that nc had APP
pointed 9 finance committees and also that ;,
he had conferred with Hon r. II. Card
well. Speaker Of the House OF Delegates,
relative to the part the members OF the
LEGISLATURE would take in the Inaugural
ton.
Mr.. Cnrdwell assured him that the State
So,ors would heartily concur in whatever
action tic committee decided to take
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the people of Virginia, AMI simply
express our belief when we say that
every member Of it who fails to de
mand and press for an investigation
of this matter before the election OF
Senator's takes place, will be held by
the people to the strictest account. 1t
is the general belief amongst the
people that their rights are beng
bartcrcd away. and we would not
give copper for his chance OF future
confidence at the hands Of the people,
who does not insist with all his ear
nestness ard power that an investl-
cation shall be had and that the
election Of Senator shall be sns-
pended until the Investigation IS
F.! held.
"Fair Play and Justice also ex-
presses an universal sentiment and
opinion when he says that Mr.. Mar
tin himself should take the lead III
asking for and causing an investiga-
ton to be made 1t is Impossible 10
understand the principle upon which
he fails to do this. 1t is the trst
time in the history Of this State
when such a thing ever happened. ~
virginia.. about to be honorcd with
the position of United States Scna-
tor should demand instantly and de-
family the fullest investigation OF
any matter whatever that touched his
integrity and character. 1t is lmpos-
sible to conceive Of Hunton, Daniel.
Nithers, Johnston, or any OF oul
antewar Senator'S, conserving te
such thing They would nave
scolned the profer Of the place If II
came shaded with any sort of sus
picion resting upon them. 1t Will be
the scandle Of the age if the LeSlsla
ture refuses to investigate this matter
and to suspend the election of sena
tor until the investigation is made
Richmond Times.
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The Old Story.

\ man leaves nome and returning
unexpectedly finds that things are
going wrong and deliberately takes
tho life Of his wife and her paramouf.
WHAT'S to be done? Shall he be tried
for murder and hanged by the neck UNI
til he is dead. dead, dead? The law
SAYS so. The man on Mcdowell
street committed murder in the first
degree. The terrible deed was not
performed in self defense. There was
no quarrel, no angry words leading
to blows and hloodshea. He is
guilty. Yet what jury or what COM
munity will pronounce sentence Of
death against him. TO return and
find his home in wreck is a circum-
stance which the law cannot, OF at
least does not, consider. But .juriea
are sometimes better than the law
Bristol Courier.
This is all right SO far as it goes.
1t may be that the negro Davis is IL
brute, or it may be that he is well
deserving negro. If he belongs to the
brute class. then be. 10 doubt, knew
of his wirc's infdclity all along. and
committed the murder from Il deprav-
ed and degraded impulse, de com
n,ittel the murder in cold blood, it IS
true, without any extenuiating cir
cumstances known to the law, but II
he had never condoned the inidellty
of his wife, and his nature was capa-
Bile of taking in the wrong Of the act;
in other words, if he could possible
see anything wrong it it from the
standpoint Of his race, then there is
law. unwritten it is true, but law
founded upon natural justice and
reason that he shall go scott free.
However, if he is british negro, to
show clcmency to him will open wide
ahe gates for that class Of brutcs, who
knowing no moral principle, would
be glad Of the chance to commit
murder, not from any sentiments of
ihonor, but from the promptings Of a
depraved spirit.