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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30
LEWIS GINTER.
Born, April 4, 1924.
Died, October 2, 1897.

on the lid is single palm leaf OF me
Areca Lutescens species.
There are three stained-glass WindoWs
in the mausoleum-one at the head ana
anotber AT the foot of the sarcophagus,
and one facing the entrance. These have
all been designed and executed by the
Tiffany Glass and Decorating Company
of New York city
The casket has been placed with The
head towards the east. The window
above It contains a gold crown in a rich
floral design. The window at the foot
shows the cross. and the largest Of the
three represents the Angel of the Resur
rectiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30
ROGERs'S CUTLERY AND SILVER
WARE

Rogers's Anchor and "A Brands are
warranted TO be plated so per cent. heavier
than any other Rogerss make We sell
them at less than others ask for inferior
goods
Rogers's Silver-Plated Table Knives,
warranted TO strip II dwts. Of silver,
for s2.75 dozen pieces.
Rogerss Dessert Knives, $3.50 n dozen.
AA or Anchor Tipped Teaspoons, $l9S
a dozen: Tablespoons, $3.50 a dozen.
Heavy-Plated Orange Spoons, l0c each,
were 25c.
Best Quality Oyster Forks. $3.50 a dozen.
Rogerss Cream Ladies, S5c.; Gravy La
dies. Sl15, oyster Ladies, N.7b; soup
Ladies. 1925; warranted for ten years.
Rogerss Butter Knives and Sugar
Shells. 89c. each
CARVING KNIVES.
stag-Handle, Shefield-Steel Carving
Sets 75c.
40 pairs of Fine Carvers, that were up
to $780, special for Monday, 79c. a set.
Bread or Ham Carvers 15c. were SOC.
SerratedEdge Carving Sets, of 2 Knives,
for Sc. set.
GLASSWARE.
Cut-Pattern Pitchers, with silver top,
Soc. each
silver-Mounted Cut-Pattern Fruit
Bowls, 75c. each.
Glass Table Sets, 15c, consisting of
Butter Dish. Sugar. Cream Pitcher,
and Spoon-Holder.
% Cut-Pattern Pitchers, that were &c,
special for Monday 10c. each.
Glass Cracker Jars, rich cut-patterns,
l9c.
Cut-Pattern Wine Sets, S9c., consisting
of Decanter and Glasses.
Jelly Bowls on Stand 45c.
salt Dips, 2 for lie.
FROM / TO 2 O'CLOCK
Cut-Pattern Berry Saucers. for sc.
FROM TO 3 O'CLOCK
100 dozen Goblets, usually Coo. a dozen,
for &c. each.
FROM 4 TO s O'CLOCK
Silver-Plated-Top Salt and Pepper
Shakers 1c. each.
A CHAIR-DEALER IN TROUBLE
MAKES THIS LOT SELL AT THESE
PRICES.
The MORRIS CHAIR" in oak or ma
hogany, piano finish, with cretonne or
leather cushions, at 1915 and up TO
$3.50.
Oak Dining Room Chairs, braced back,
and cane seat, 75c each.
Quarter-Sawed Oak Rockers, with cob
bic seat. for Sl.75.
Rattan Rockers, large size, with high
back for 81 each.
Sewing Rockers, 4oc. each.
S Art Rockers, silk upholstered, for
$3.50.
Large Willow Clothes Hampers, 79c.,
from CSC.
25c. Splint Laundry Baskets 10c.
japanese Lunch Baskets, &c. each.
Household Paint, all colors, cans for
25c.
Csc. can of Floor Stain or Varnish Stain,
15c.
The Famous &c" Stove-Pipe Enamel,
1-2-pint can, for 15c.
S125 Folding Sewing Tables for soc.
Double Zinc Washboard, 14c.
Three-Fold Japanese Gold Embroidered
Screens for csc.
Oak, Walnut, and Mahogany Commodes,
$3.50, from S.9S.
Folding Balcony. Clothes Dryer,
prongs, 79c. each.
| Gold-Dust Washing Powder, &c.
Electric Stove Polish, &c.
French Shoe Backing. &c. bottle.
| Little Tiger Washing Powder. 1c.
| Ball Blueing. &c. box.
! Jauanese Toothpicks, 2 boxes for sc.
3-string Carpet Brooms, 10c.; 4-string
| 14c.
| Wood-Rim Flour Sifters. large size, &C.
Oak Knife and Fork Boxes, &c.
HARDWARE.
Rogerss Cast-Steel Panel Saws. were
| Soc. for 25c.
Brown Cast-Steel Hatchets. &c., from
| 75c.
All size Carpet Tacks, 1c. a box.
Carpet Tack Hammer, l0c.
Butchers Cleavers, 25c.
Carpenters Hammers, 10c
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THE COHEN co.
SACRED HEART CHURCH FAIR.
One to he Held Next Week to Pay
OF the Church Debt.

The fair fc- the benefit OF the sacred
Heart church will begin at the First
Regimental Armory on Monday, Novem-
Der 7th
The object is the payment OF the DEBT
still upon the church. When the cnurcn
was built 1t was heavily en"unoeTed.
since it's dedication, In 1856. the conSre-
cation has by continuous effort been able
10 reduce the debt to ABOUT one-haf It's
original proportions. The deb however,
stiff remains quite large, and the interest
charges alone are a Le3vy t~'den on he
members Of the church. 1t is believed
and hoped that enough will be realized
from the coming fair 10 so reduce tho tN-
isting debt as 10 make the payment Of me
balance a comparatively easy task for The
pensioners themselves
The Catholic ladies Of the city nave
been AT work for some weeks past IN se-
curing articles and donations for me lar
The Armory will be rastetul.y decorated
and there will be many attractions. The
cause is one that appeals to all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30

The ambulance. with DR.. Gwathmey IN
oharoa was called 20 Pattersons tobacco
inn yl, 81 on south Seventh street, yester-
day afternoon al 1880 o'clock 70 attend "a, a
coiVLe" , vaI n,rt OF his knee.
~ IT. ~ nan had bled very much when the
,,,rgoon reached him. but the injury was
sur SUI. sorious DR.. Gwathmey soon fixed II
~ ~ nd cent the man 70 his home In iair
Condition TO be out again IN lew uays'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30

Mr. Newton Throckmorton, driver for
Measrs Reams Co.. Of Fulton. was
badlv kicked by horse few days ago.
and is as yet unable TO leave his ROOM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30
A HIGH-GRADE SUIT
AT $3.50.

u \
I AT $3.50.
This Suit is one that will commehu
q Itself TO all ladies DESTROYS OF put-
chasing a rich appearing gown punt
ON strictly tailor-made lines Inc
\ material is French Covert Cloth,
roode av front, jacket effect, hheu
throughout with the best quality Oh
a raefeta silk. 1t is positively unap-
| proochable at our price, >S''JV'
y UNUSUAL SUIT VALUES
q AT $1,000 AND $3.50.
Sterling values which we have pro-
a,,ood 20 meet the want or Styllsh
3 Suits NJ good material at popular
nrices Made fly front and tight htt'hs
ia,,ets finely tailored, and an excei-
!, -, oroiitv of Covert Cloth, jackets
7 - lined Full assortment OF ne"
y fall colorings'
O GOLF CAPEs
Of alI-wool plaid back materiai, o uiiie
o VI noioys our special. most exceilent
: values at $40 and VIA
Tur, ART DEPARTMENT
0 ,horouehly equipped with all neceS-
n sary Art Materials
WOODS,
O YARNS,
: AND zEPHYRs.
! Full assortment. All coiors ana
y kinds.
rIcURED VELOURs,
7 Entirely new. for cushions; Ian ism't
q onins and piano covers, u Saru.
Siik Cords and Frsnges 10 match
y R,TTENBERG LACE
a co,,ras Trays, and Scarfs, tne
! newest newest and most effective patterns
q ns nrices one half their value nv
az Slammed Battenberg Patterns any
S'z Rss, 20 Linen Battenberg Braid DC
y piece. 60 anA scarYs dlstinc-
q ,,Sa puen new patterns, N.o 70 sS,,,erv
uN Wh,,n and Colored Art Emoroiase,tSy y
. r,mtns "a TO " inches wide % 10 si'-'
o yaif1 ace Pin-Cushion Mats haho-
made. 81 value. soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30

PURE. wv LIZ - ~ " -
SOFT. FLEECY.
DOWNY BLANKETS,
ANIMATED COTTON
COMFORTABLEs
Have YOU ever given the subject
thought that half your life is spent
in sleep? Don't you think that peh
and bed coverings are matters or Sc
riors considerations? We do, and our
Blanket and Comfort buyer has given
the matter much thought. The results
have pleased US, and we can 10"
offer our patrons SWEET SANTA
RY. LIGHT, AND WARM BED
COVERINGS; a decided contrast 10
the oId-style comfortables, that COM
bine great weight with only mode
rate warmth. We can say, without
foar az contradiction, that our STOCK
- Redvear Is superior In quallty anu
texture and the prices lower IMAM Is
usually offered the shopping puDliv.
We call especial attentioh ,@ottor
line OF Full Size I.amiha'eu N0'''''
Comfortables at N.7o: - o,,,
Other equally good values 70 sult
,.oI,r economical inclinations at N.OV'
81 $50, and N.io'
rInERpOwN COMFORTABLEs'
Down. not feathers, full SIZE Saline
covered. our special. 50.
cG Reiter grades at IS and N59.
Sui-covered Eiderdown SomIorl-
oSI ,iH entirely new ideas. $3.50 'lo'
and slS.
SILK BLANKETS,
or,,relv new patterns and coiorihgs,
extr = value, 81. $3.50, $3.50 ana up u
$50
BLANKETS.
prices 50 convincing that houseKeSp-
ers can't AFFORD 10 buy before eAa'n'ii-
ing our stock.
SPECIALS.
"a White Wool Blankets, tuli ssond
and good weight, an unusuahy s'0'
'i ii-i strictly All-woolt R yePx warm nna.
s soiu IS 80; special at So from
other grades ranging In 9riceS ''0
n.5 to SIS pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30
THE COHEN CO.

Seamless Dish-Pans--l0-quart 12c. each;
if-quart 25c., l7-quart, Acc. each
Imported Tea and Coffee-Pots. will
outwear Ave pieces OF ordinary Granite
ware. were $3.50: special-sale price. 45c.
choice.
FROM . TO 10 O'CLOCK
Seamless Batter-Bread Pans. were 20c.,
for &c. each.
TINWARE.
is-inch Japanned Coal scuttles. usually
25c.. for loo. each.
Tin Tea Kettles &c.
6-quart Block-Tin Saucepans for SC.
2-Quart Tin Buckets. &c.
Nickel-Plated, Loaded-Botton Cuspa-
dores, 1sc.
Russia-Iron Bread-Pans. Sc
Partisan French-Drip Cofiee-Pots, Will
make coffee In 1 minute, for soc. each.
Patent Nutmeg Graters. lc.
14-quart Seamless DishPans. i0c.
Coffee and Tea Canisters, DC.
Andirons. SOC. a set
Block-Tin Ham Boilers, 35c.
Wire Sponge Baskets. sc.
Wire Office Baskets. 25c.
Wire Tea-Strainers. 1c.
Wire Soap Baskets. lc.
Wire Potato Washers, 1c.
Wire TEAPOT Stands, Sc
Family Scales. will weigh up to 20
pounds, $3.50 each.
Dover Patent Egg Beaters, sc.
1-burner Gas Cooking Stoves, 10c.
Muffin Rings. lc each.
Heavy Cooking Forks, sc. each.
Raisin Seeders. will seed pound Of
raisins in few seconds, lOc each.
Nickel-Plated Crpmb Tray and Scraper,
loo. a set.
Aluminium Bathroom Heaters, Tor gas
or lamp SOC each.
FROM 10 TO IL O'CLOCK
Seamless Wash Basins. 20. each
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30
NOVELTY SILKS.

NOVELTY SILKS.
Richmond's most complete assort
mant OF this seasons newest ana mos.
fetching styles, for separate WAISTS
or street and dinner gowns, mdrheu
al convincingly low prices.
PLAIN AND GLACE TAFFEfAs'
EXCELLENT weight and finish, immense
assortment OF colOrlngs, iuI me vi
Standings. In Reds and New biues'
70 and sc.
PLAID SILKS
for SEPARATE waists, entirely new pat
terms. bright and harmonious s9ior-
ings. a decidedly good Value' az e. so
Better grades al 80. sle2 amu 's'"''
oMBRE BAYADERE TAFFErAs'
a decided novelty, very handsome
$50
POPLINs.
Black. medium, and DARK coi0i'"s''
very desirable. SlJO.
COLORED DRESS GOODS.
All-Wocl Fancies, In full assortment
OF pleasing cOlorings, 81 value "V0'
BLACK CREPONs.
our assortment Of these intensely
nonllar Dress Fabrics Is the most
ccomnie,e II has ever been our good
fortine TO show. The values are Ihs
bsst eyer offered In Richmond. we
direct your special attention 70 our
line OF Atwood Crepons at Ioc' ana
81. .-o 90 col q and
up 20 $50
UNDERWEAR
The thorough completeness OF our
stock Of ladies'. Gentlemens, anu
CbIl9ren's Woollen Underwear, To-
eetber with the extremely low prices
sye nave marked then at, are 1--WE
convincing reasons why you shouio
h,,v vo,,r winter supply OF US.
ladies' Ribbed Merino vests, nicely
made and finished. the VI quanty'
I.ad,es Swiss Ribbed Cashmere Me-
r,no Vests. si25 and A.D,
aides Mountaineering Merino vests
ard pants. rs, 81 1-2c.. and 81. c,,
Poys n-Shrinking Merlno shil q
and Drawers, natural color o. d.
o. Gentlemen's Strictly Non-shrinklng
Scotch Wool Shirts and Drawers,
White and Natural. our SPECIAL
regular 81 value. $l50.
We are agents for DIR. JaeE~Ts
sanitary woollen Underwear.
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SMYRNA RUGS.

H
Fine English wilton Druggets, new
patterns and cOiOrlnSs, size o1t ydrus'
a so value, 80.
HARTFORD VELVET RUGS.
Distinctively new patterns. new and
pleasing colorings, size SAi yards, w
ORIENTAL RUGS.
$40 Carahagh Rugs. $50.
Shiryan. Carahagh, ana hcoz Rugs
sl5 and $3.50 values. go.
shiryan. Carahagh, Kcoz and fes-
SLAMS, y2Z5o values. no" 80. go -
Bokhara and KEENAN, kuss, ~ anu
S4Z5 value. now S25 ana Szi.1t -
oriental Carpets, SIS values, now 10.
Turkish. Persian, ard KEENAN, Pray
er RUGS. SIS 10 AO -. .,,,,..
These are = per cent Delo" regular
prices. - o.. yarAs <-S
value. now so.
BoKHARA CARPETS,
600 and $50 values. now $50 and N'5.
CASHMERE CARPETS.
400 and SIS values. now 70 and sio.
500 Shirvan Carpets, now 10.
500 KEENAN, Carpets, now siio.
Persian. KEENAN,, Dan,su, and Ano-
tolian Hail Strips. SS TO SIS.
LACE CURTAINS.
Runied Muslin Curtains. 2-lneh isee
edge and inserting. yards long, N-"
pair. ..,, u,,aa
Fine Dotted Muslin curtains wue'
nuted rufies. yards long N-'o pair,
Nottingham Lace Curtains an sln-
mense assortment OF new patterns
$50 value. 81 pair. -. c,,r,.,rs
heavily embroidered, new Rat'Vins'
extra good values, at u ana w.
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,y,u Not Confirm or Deny.

Mr.. Edward Mayo. of the firm OF p. II:
Nfavo a Co. tobacconsts. being asked
Yesterday about the report sent out from
New York on Friday that the Continental
rebarco Company was endeavoring 90
acn,,,,e thu plant, declined to either con
Arm or deny the report. or TO speak FUR
ther on the subject. declaring simply
that he had nothing TO say about II.
DIR. r. C. Flower, Boston's eminent
specIalist can be seen at the JEFFERSON
Tomorrow and Tuesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30
HOUsEFURNIsHINGs.

The substantial values offered BY US
in these goods have made this one OF
the most attractive departments IN our
house. Oriental and domestic hug5
and Druggets. all sizes; Lace CurtainS
and Portieres, In immense variety, at
especially low prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30
THE HANDSOME CHINA OHNAMhNI -
sIxTFEN HUNDRED VASES,

AND HE ACCEPTED OUR OFFER:
Vases. as tall as We ever sold FOR So
are csc.
81 so and 80 sizes for 75c.
To- for Fine Bohemian vases, as large
os those we have sold Tor oor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30
There's a lively time in
store for you in the
K0USEWERE
DEPARTMENT

tomorrow. Everybody
can expect to carry off a
bargain of some kind.
China, Glass, or Granite
Iron. There are hundreds
to be picked up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30

The sarcophagus in which the remains
of Major Ginter have been placed mas
been cut out of a solid block OF marble.
In design, it IS similar TO that In when
Napoleon rests in the Hotel des lnVaIdS'
in Paris. It bears the inscription on its
side in raised letters:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30
pINNER AND TEA SETS.

Havilands 500 Dinner Sets for $SS.
navIanu $50 Dinner sets, SO.
French China Tea Sets, $6.5O-contaln-
ing IS pieces. 100
Carlsbad Tea Se,s, gold lined, A.sS COM
4lete. AZ.
FIow-BIue lOO-Piece Dinner Set, lllu-
minated with gold. for $500
English Porcelain lOO-Piece Dinner Sets
Tor Si.JO -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-22

There are aiFna which atrm Co be
trustworthy that many II not most OF
the Spanish statesmen arc taking the
proper ylow ~ the situation and lutrnd
In manly. honest way TO make the
most VI. II not actually To profit by
the overwhelming misfortunea which
have overtaken their country This ~
nH gratifying 20 the great mass M the
American people as It must, n properly
worked out. eventually be- 10 the Span
lsh themselves
In recent interview with q New
York world correspondent nt Madrid
senior Morot expressed the opinion that
the conditions ~ peace were not likely
10 provoke much opposition from spain
I'm her present weary. dIsruatel,
dlsliludoncd frame ~ mind" 10 sounds
very much like one who waH diapla a
20 a condition ~ mind known as droop-
Ing yet the conclusion reached o. grau-
fying enough 90 diHHlpate somewhat the
sadness OF tone In which 10 Is expressed.
our Now York cotemporary thinks Il a
most significant sentence Ia being what
IN' NNl'lAlH At WASHINGTON lNNNA ttkAfu
aH 10 valuable statement ~ spanish
yi,wr. showing that Senior Morct who
VIII probably aIt on tho peace commits
sion, "a Ia the proper frame OF mind
for truly patdo,lc service az Paris.
spalnH powor M resistance ls guno.
She cannot haggle over our terms of
peace,
u IL iheraupon claimed that no one
need be dlslulsted by Senior Morors
remark that 'there are many sub
Naninl reasons Tor believing that the
settlement N the Cuban debt Is like
ly 90 rct a hearing, even with the
American government" Senior Moret
may be- Figh, IN saying that ''the nego-
,lalions Will last for weeks" but the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-22

exchange thinks It pretty safe to say
that not many minutes viii b. wasted
by splin In trying to convince us that
we ought to ply her for provoking as
10 war BY depressing and robbing the
CubanA
speculations NJ 10 what win or will
not be done by the peace commission
are Of course premature aud In great
measure no much guessing in the dark.
Each party viii undoubtedly contend
for every point Of vantage which APP
pears na a ground Of controversy. and
such will be numerous, The greater
ana primary questions are already set
tied beyond rocaii-auch matters as the
ccasion Of Porto Rico. one u the
Ladroncs and the occupation of Manila
figuring only In the most nominal man
nor ~ 20 many things accomplished.
But there are likely 20 be a thousand
and one matters not AZ present prom
lnont, II oven thought of. that viii
arise In that department of The com.
mlsalon'a labor relating 20 cuban evacu-
alton ana subsequent management. and
each Of these will have separate treat
ment and disposition. SO also or TO The
Philippines. and yet % the spirit or
scnor Morata utterancos nrst above
quoted shall obtain throughout there
should be but little time spent upon
them or any Of them. Let spain re-
member ut each and every point that
she is utterly crushed ana u having a
a..
hting To- herself solely through the
generosity and forbearance Of tho
greatest nation In the world. and Il IL al
most a certainty that she will then re-
ceiye morc than II she persists 10 un-
tenablc demands ana Irritating protea-
tattouH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-22

The attitude of German naval com-
mandcr, IN the Philippine waters has
been a mystery. and the aid given 10
Augusl to escape from Maniia rather
intvnslnca u. II should be- borne la
mind. though. that German intorst In
the proceedings thoro u due not 20 any
hofiiic feelings towards this country,
but 10 tho race OF European powers
fur colonial pulseHHlonH In eastern
Asia. To the ovcfor0wdcd old coun-
tries expansion ~ territory iH vital
question. A. o matter u aclf-prcurva.
ton thy reach out Tor new colonies
and the rivalry " ~ KEN ne TO thrpt-
On a gNrfal struggle In which the
wcalo.r must 30 20 the wall
According to consular IMPORTS Jus,
published tho inland trade 81 china
will soon be- carried on by means 81
canals Germany, England. France
and Russia arc competing for the most
advantageous places from which tn
enter upon thu enterprise % obtaining
the chinese trade. Tho Philippines
urc rrrnrdod 90 the gateway 10 tho east
and wcrc consequently mndc the place
~ rendezvous u tho fleets u the va
rinua nations. eagerly watching tho de-
volopmtnin there since the fimuuH ma
val battle on May I. England AMI
Japan have frum thc beginning shown
Willingness % accord o. the United
Stairs tho right ~ control. while the
other powers have mnnifcatcd uomc-
what nervous disposition.
The United States 10 AZ present In
possession. nj least N tho kcy la tho
group. and q will dcvulvc upon tho
pelcc commission 20 make a final dis
position 81 o. but the poacu commis-
nloucfs should bear In Wow that the
Importance Of tho Philippines ~ the
United States n az least no Ernt as 10
any oihor power on curth.
II may be- remarked In this connection
that tho Monroe doctrinc hau no bear
Ink upun the questions a. Issue. The
principle inid down by President Non
ror was that this hemlHphcrc should
no longer b. considered as territory open
90 colonial discovery ana occupation by
European powers, II was AHMED at tn
H1.Cnllod Holy Alliance. which was c1n.
Hidcrlng she project ~ uaalnting spain
90 rcconqucr her reyolied colonies In
South America. But a. 10 tho action
% this country IN reference 20 colonies
lost BY any Of tho old powers tho Mon.
roe doctrine Il silent. We may give
up or holi tho Philippine Islands, Tor
instance without In tho leaHt doylatlnr
from tho traditional political doctrlns
promulgated In 1898 and adhered O.
ever since.
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In country like this, whore the gov
eminent ls-or should DO az loast-by
tho people a. well as for the people,
u 90 but natural that greater interest
f. taken Ia politics. But Il may be
questioned whether u 81 as grcat az u
should be- except among the COM
parativciy few that are personally con-
corned In the cmolumcntu 20 be- gained.
and their immediate frionda The
privilege of universal aufrure, however.
Imposes universal duties. and one Of
these u 20 take part In The primaries
and mako them true expression OF
the popular will. Every citizen should
devote some tlmo. some energy, some
Intelligence TO the Affairs Of the State.
ana 20 the best Of his ability aid In
obtaining the best results possible. no
matter what his party Affiliations may
BE-.
a grcat majority OF citizens look 70
somebody FOR advice. and Il u but
natural that they should DO 20. u u
20 be- feared. however. that u they de-
pend only on the mediums that CONF
monty are supposed 20 be- the trainers
" public opinion. they will be dlaap-
pointed instead Of enlightened There
Il altogether too much yltupcrationi
too much OF the Kind of logic that
changes black into white and white
into black; two much ono-aldcdnvaa.
II T. almost impossible 90 the ordinary
reader TO separate the true from the
false. and thus be- Ia puiitlon 10 act
inioillgcnliy. Al DO can do is TO cx-
erclau his own judgment, as he must do
whom the management Of his own busl-
ness afairh are Involved. with such aid
as tried friends may be willing 20 give.
nut II h. viii do this with an honest
desire tn do right. II H. not likely that
be- win be- very much mistaken In tho
mon or women hc Will select TO repre-
sent his Interests In public affairs. our
government machinery 10 a wonderful
one, and n perchancc at some times II
does not work 90 perfection, the fault
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