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snub a man, you need not expect
him TO give you money. Many who
have bsen snubbed as sold fogles,
are illiterate, aud have seen their
best DAYS" have their hands upon
the purse strings of the people, and
they will not exhort, or encourage
the people TO give money, TO be
snubbed In return Is designinRiy
sighted. The hue and cry of young
men TO the front, and old men TO the
rear" has turned thousands OF dol
| lars from missionary and other
treasures. 1t Is q humiliating fact
that the state missionary conven-
ton OF said Baptists has not 100
bona fde churches within 1t.
Speaking of said body, causes me
TO wonder where Is Amos Rambler
has been extensively rambling here
of late. that he has not had time TO
answer the questions put to him by
Amos concerning said Convention
As the Convention itself did not an
swer Amos, It's useless for Rambler
TO undertake it. That good old
book that l have referred to says
"He that passeth by and med
: dleth with strife belongth~not to
him, is like one that taketh doe
by the ears"
Henry Clay one day in Washing
ton, saw what he thought a strife be
tween a goat and some boys. Mr.
Clay drove the boys away. Nngh'
J goat then turned on Mr. CLAW; ~
had to hold the goat by the horns
J. and lcu5gy call Tor neip.
y On the 3rd irst, there SOUNDED
2 forth from the pulpits of Ebenezer
e the Fountain, and the Old Church
T denunciations from Elk. 2O:1'
against bearing false witness.
y Somebody must be guilty OF bear
u ing false witness against somebody
y Whoever is guilty ought to 3
ashamed of himself. That san
y good Old Book says eff a false wi
p ness rise up against any man to tel
70 tify against him. that which Is wroD
:: 3 then shall We do unto him as he ha
iO thought TO do unto his brother.
Dsut. 1915.
sc Rambler's advice Is be careful,
% cautious, be particular how yo
OF bear false witness against the PLA
EFT. for lynching must go.
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Driving ColOred People Away From
Their Homes.

[Bay Minette, Ala, School Banner.]
At Butler Springs, Conecuh coun-
tv, Ala, a certain class of white peo-
pie have banded themselves together
for the purpose of driving out the
colored people from that section oil
the country. They are notified by
note TO leave, and if they do not GO
their houses are fired into. There L
no cause for such conduct. The col
ored people of that section of the
country are very peaceable and arr
honest and are hard laboriDg class
of people. They should not be dis
| turbed
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Columbus. O.. Dispatch. ]

lCOlumOuS, u. DlSpaCcn.l
In Justice Lyons court tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock a case Is set
for hearing which should be careful
lv sifted to the bottom. At that
time officers Lotus and Cummings
will be arraigued for the murder OF
Robert Adams, q colored man who
was shot to death on his own premi-
ses at 226 North Halsted street ear
Iy on the morning of Jan. IA. The
circumstances surrounding this case
point to murder most unmistaka-
bly. 1t appears that the two police
men became incensed at eome re-
mark made by Adams on the street
and followed him upon his owp
premises to renew the quarrel. Mrs
Adams opened the door In time to
hear her husband say, 81 live here
this Is nv home" and Immediately
afterward saw Officer LOTUS hold
ing Adams while Officer Cummingl
fred the fatal shot into him.
The coroner investigated" tn
shooting after the usual fashion an'
exonerated the policemen. But TH
DISPATCH looked into the affair on
published the facts, and Immediate
lIy afterward warrents were swor
/ out for the arrest of LOTUS and Cur
mings. The DIsPATCH insists tha
all the facts surrounding the KILN
Of Adams shsll be carefully invest
Chicago policemen some
90 handy with their gun
rsPv~
, front OF the muZZlo. DeIOre Une la
! Adams was just as white as the mt
who killed him on his own doorste
His SLAYER should have Justice.
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used by the administration In the
attempt to secure votes for his con-
irmation, Joined with the exertion
apparently of every sort OF Influence
OF which the head of the government
was capable. cannot conceive al
anything worse or more demoraiiz-
ing than to have confirmation 20
office secured by appointments to
other offices or by threats of remov
al. Against such methods l proposs
always to protest and vote, In &C
cordance with my conception OF q
plain public duty"
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DANvnLE. VA, Jan. z 1694.-On
the evening of the 9th inst the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Skipwitb's
531 Franklin st. was the scene of a
charming affair thu occasion being
the second birthday of their little
son William Corey Skipwith. A
mong the guests of the little people
were Master Edward and Tommie
Pierce, Howard Williams, Sammie
Skipwith, Jr., Jas Galloway Jr., lit
tie Misses Willie ID. Moss, Leah M.
Freeman, Ora Williams, Sallie Gallo
way, Mary Shirley West, and Mas
ter W. Corey Skipwith.
Among the invited guests were
Rev. w. NJ. Moss and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dock Williams, Mr.. and Mrs
W. H. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. John II
Pierce, Mrs. R. E. Stovall. Misses
! A. F. Boyd and e. E. Blackman O
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wiz Think OF You.
SATURDAY,

l will think of you. my sweetheart,
when the shadows softly creep,
And the grooming chirp OF mother bird
bid tiny ones TO sleep,
And the twinkling glist' ming starlight
throws a halo tender, sweet,
Caressiug nodding flowers blooming
brightly at my feet.
I will think of you, my sweetheart, for
know you think of me,
throughout this breadth of daylight
till all it's suntips flee
And the radianceof the morning glides
so softly from it's place,
20 where sable shades re writing, the
brightness to embrace.
will think Of you, my sweetheart, for
In all this world to day
There's no thoughts like thoughts o
you can Tighten up my way,
Can ease the heavy burden-can cause
the clouds to part
Can let the RAJ of Gods light iD~-so
think of you, sweetheart.
Edwar6 n. Wood, in Atlanta Constitu
.ffou
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White Brute This Time.

BRISTOL, TENN, Feb 15.-(Spe-
cial)-William Luttreil, a white
man, aged about % years, had a
preliminary trial today on the
charge of assaulting three girls,
aged. respectively, 8, IL, and II
years, before Mayor Reader, OF
Bristol, Va. The cases were SO
strong that he was sent on for fur
Their hearing. He was sent to the
Abingdon fail, the Mayor deciding
that no bail would be taken. -
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aual conventions IN Washington,
but at the one Just closed 1t was de-
cided to hold the 1895 convention
at Atlanta, Ga. The southern mem
bers of Congress appear to regard
this decision as joke.
Secretary Morton got a little
roasting on account of letter writ
ten last August Saying that the Rus
sian thistle was a blessing, at hear
ing before the House committee on
Agriculture in favor of the bill pro-
vidinx for the determination of the
weed. Governor .Shortridge, OF
North Dakota, one of principle
speakers, dismissed MortOn's letter
by calling it "rot," but Representa-
tive Sibley, of Pa. a democrat, de-
cIsred that the letter dem OnstrateC
Morton's ignorance of agricultural
matters and his unfitness to be a
the head of the Agricultural Depart
ment.
Senator Lodge, of Massachusetts
who cast one of the "a republican
votes that made the rejection q
Peckham's nomination to the 81
preme Court a humiliatiDg defeat TO
Mr.. Cleveland, says of his reason 10
so voting "There we're a larR
number of protests against Nj
Peckhamss Cox 6rmation and a grea
deal of serio q testimony as to b
not possessing the proper iudicil
temper, of which his dispatch t
Judge Caldwell repudiating in vic
lent language an order OF the Co1l
was an unfortunate example. 81
that which weighed most againi
him with me was the manneEs
which patronage appeared to
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ROANOKE, VA, Feb. 9.-Special.-
Charles Mcdaniel, who was convicted
of rioting and sentenced to pay a
fine OF 500 and serve one year In
Jail. but obtained new trial, was
tried again to-day and acquitted.
With the exception of Richardson,
this ends the riot cases.
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FULTON NOTES.

Deacon Preston Whites narrow |
escape of being killed. He was badly |
injured. A shed collapsed and
caught him. Length of the shed
rs et,width 80 feet. He was saved
through the mercies OF Providence.
Mr.. George Cox died on the 18th
inst. age "a, Rev. P. e. Williams of
Goochland Co., Va, visited RisinS
Mt. Zion Bapt. Church last Sunday.
He was called to Richmond to at
tend the funeral of near relative,
George William Boiling.
Mrs. Rhoda Dawson made fly
ing trip to Washington, ID. c., to see
her husband. She returned rejoicing
over her trip
Last Sunday Rev. Daniel James
assisted by Rev. O. T. Harris admin
istered the Lords Supper to large
audience at 8 p NJ.
I Bro. R. NJ. Monroe of the Fifth st.
Baptist Church preached a good and
. instructive sermon. Next Sunday
preaching all day as usual. Sunday
{ School at 10 A. NJ, all are asked tc
? attend.
3 Services, 11:45 A. NJ, 3:45 7. NJ.
Is P. M. Rev W. s. Christian will
-&o s..=kO Z. ma, vosao near th
: ,OUng Divine.
!. Mrs. Anna E. Robinson, the not
= ed eIocutIonist will give "A grand en-
q tertainment at the above names
l. Church. Next Monday night at
d P. NJ. sharp. The proceeds for tn
benefit of the New Church Houss
Ie Come, come, come and help tn
t. cause.
g Elvira Benford, the mother of Mr.
r Mary White died on the 18th inst
N in the full triumph of faith.
D Mrs. Neatin Brown died on tt
ne 4th insu., In the full triumph {
Of faith. Her age at death was 6
lie wears. She was one of the most faitl
er full members of the 1st. Bapt. ChurC
a for As years. She was a member
e. the Marthia's Council No. of s
ed Luke. The members OF the mob
al council buried her from her below
at church on the 7th inst. at 4 z. n
rt- Her beloved pastor, Rev. JAS.
Holmes officIated. She died at b
ts, sous residence, Graham st. S
an came to Fulton a few months ae
Of Her associations were among t
Su- best families OF the city. She was
for woman of high morals. Mesdan
for Hill, Christian, Brown and Johns
rye the officers deserve much cred
Mr.. The deceased leaves one son, {
eat daughter, one sister and ma
his friends to mourn their loss.
.ial The installation of officers of
to Rising Mt. Zion Baptist Sund
= L IL. IL. 4
nrt inst, was a grand affair.
But Programme as follows i. MI
pst by the School. 2. Invocation
!. In the Pastor, Rev. James. B. Mt
be by the Sch6ol. 4. Recitation by
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Hampton Va. Miss p. NJ. oarksdale,
N 3 A. A. Graves, Miss NJ. C. Scott
q Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. G. West.
tile Corey received many useful
an valuable presents. All express
ed themselves as having had very
pleasant time. Mand
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Rambler In his ramblas has discov-
cred that some young dlvines VINO
have been honored with pastor
ship, had better put upon themselves
a governor, 9riole,
clearinghouse or some other brake,
and paw more attention to the spir-
1t. and less to the letter, ere they
burst their churches into fragments.
There are church dynamites, as well
as political dynamites. There are
persons who will hurl church dyna-
mite, thinking 1t is doing Gods SER
vice.
There is a good old book, that
tells us "the letter killeth, but the
spirit giveth liie."
knowledge is good, knowledge
reduced to practice Is better; knowl-
edge seasoned with experience and
the grace of God Is best.
Rambler was once called upon to
vote in meeting. He questioned
within himself his right to vote, ac-
cordingly he made an examination
of STANDARD within the premises. de
found that a voter is: lone who
votes; one who has the legal right to
vote. or give his suffrage" The leg
al right is based upon the expressed
will for such in q constitution, or
lstatutory law of legislature, or
corporation, of whatever name, civ
III, political or religious. The ex
pressed will for q person to vote is
} by a majority of those having au-
, thority within the premises, other
wise ii is Illegal, and is repeating OF
stuffiDg the ballot box.
II While rambling n1riia
= the case OF an So
!. cisIon OF the chair" They all sa,
: the appeal must be put and decides
4 by the assembly. The chairman
5 states his reasons for giving the de
@ cision, the appealer states his rea'
}. sons for appealing from the decisio
70 of the chair. The assembly then de
cides upon the appeal. Otherwise
). arbitrary, savo-s of Lordship owe
Gods heritage and implies that tn
chairman is afraid that his decisio
le will not be sustained, If he enter
Of tains the appeal.
10 The prolong of the debate on tt
h. sherman bill in the q. s. Senat
u OUKQl TO SHOW cOAuO piCSANAu5 -
of GERS, and others of deliberative a
It. semblies, that each member h'
lie rights that are to be respected, al
ed they are not to be deprived OF sue
l., only by forfeiture or expressed la
81. Parliamentarians agree that IL
Ter ery question that can be made In
he deliberative assembly is susceptit
20. of being debated according to It's q
he ture; that is every member has Z
a right of expressing his opinion up
les it."
on Some preachers, as chairmen, p
1T. siding officers, have been very
me ranous In their rulings, and seem
nv limagIne themselves to be In an Al
tocratic, instead of Republican
the sembly.
law Rambler is of the opinion that
9th failure of obtaining the requit
money for different purposes fr
Isle the 100000 colored Bsptists OF
by ginia, is because of the snubbing
Isle depriving men of their rights IN
the different assemblies. When
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Rieh. Hannr and Successful.

, ALI their undertakings, lille those Who regiect
H. advice are sfin laboriDR against very.
Throurh his perfect knowledge OF chemirtry. he
can fmp art TO yon secret that VIII o' ercome
our nemies and win you friends. bis Sno
advice has Often been solicited the resurt mas
always been The securing Of spoedy and happy
marriae, . and al your wishes In love ana1rs
he never fails- He has the secret OF Wannhos en"
affections Of the opposite sex.
II IL the curse Of Spirit uali-m that In AL large
cities there are y class Of men ano women VINO
claim powers they do not poseesE. they heye
ne tn r gifts credentials. nor ref Fences. surely
fo throw the time and moDsv away on such-
DIR. SHEA refers TO the hon. Charles hn.ers cap
itslst. atu Atlantic avenue: the a on nlIem
kenmore. n chitec& and builder. - Clever INC
avenue and hfr. Fred. Lsmpe grocer, Cal niscL
ctr ct Brooklyn An have known BIN sor tns
pas4 seven yeGrs. He gives Q frce test OF ms pos
or 70 all. The doctor ha- rvee Iced ave years u
New Orleans. st. Louis. Memphis and 10 uisviiie
M deretands thoroughly the diseaeea, spehs o
influences the race Is subject TO- Hell now az
alw ay has been q true friend to the coloreo PEG
pie and always had large patroneSe HoA
81
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EGY PTIAN TALIsNANs.

MRS. MARTH, while wandering with the Gyp-
sies obtained IL ana now IL the only one In the
ciJy Who mas the GERUINE CHARM. Although an
women y no call themselves ClairVoy
nnts. AsIrologers ana ortuue 1eiers, claim 70
have It's secret, rest assured it's power II too
sac@ be In the hands OF such ertful women
who woulo put IL TO Dad use
kea der, do you ever notice that some people
seem TO have good luck all the t1mes NO after
what they 90, them seem to prosper while 9TH
ars Yourself be, have such haro time to Gee
along NO matter how lard they try they ma
AT me emo OF the ear they are are no better on
han when they started. This IA because they
cave moi the 1alsman, while the successful peo-
ple in all probabilities, have been to one OF the
oenulne mediums ano obtained one.
IL YOU are unsuccessful In business nave 0ao
mex things go wrong with you then you should
have an Egyptian Tallsman, This removes ali
evil iaruences, brings good luck and keeps all
trouDIo and slckness away. Do not marry De-
eln any business OF do anything until have So
cured one OF her Talismans. IL Will bring back
the runaw ay lover, vile OF husband
HOW TO OBI AIN A TALISMAN OF
YOUR OWN FREE WILL AND
ACCORD.
Nv sending present Of $h.0U note In . reglo
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Please Read the Following

BRooKLrN. Aug. Is, 1sei.-This is to certify |
that came TO New York from Albany. IVES
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good position that very week 1 had beer 20
othere they TOOK my money and did me no
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20 so 20 him a. ones. Sincerely. ALBEIT ASAAs'
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front OF the muZzle. DeIOre Une Law
Adams was just as white as the man
who killed him on his own doorstep.
His SLAYER should have Justice.
The Globe-republican., 1894-03-23
ODDS AND ENDS,

TIE stationers are selling to young
women who know no better than tc
buy it vivid heliotrope and eye-dis
tracing gray paper, with the assur
ance that these are 1.-The novelties"
SALAD bowls, water pitchers and all
sorts of table appointments come in
cut glass and silver. The glass is sc
brilliant that it is often difficult &c
tell where one begins and the other
ends
INDIAN brass is among the recent i'm.
portations. 1t has a copper tinge,
which makes it warmer looking than
Benares. Bowls, trays and candelabra
deliberately Chased come in this ware,
and some of the most beautiful pieces
are decorated in repousse and fligree
work.
THE ribbon-bound tiaras, with pert
little bows in front. which have
adorned the winter girls locks have
given place to lace. A twist Of cream
or white lace binds the wire round
which forms the foundation of the
ornament, and two airy little butter.
flies take the place Of the bow