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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-07

STRAWBERRIES aud Music will
DO the combination at Altenheim, on
Thursday evening, commencing Mt q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-07

THE second of our series OF Planola
and Aeollan recitals viii be given or
Monday afternoon, June II. from TO I!
o'clock. f. W. BANNER co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-07

THE best Of music and the most
luscious strawberries Mt AltenheIm
Thursday evening, commencing at @.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-07

MY Stock Of Fancy Suitinss is the
lnrgost and cheapest IN the city.
{. W. SEABRIGHTS son. The Tailor,
Tweuty-sccond and Main Streets,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-07

THE largest stock OF Talking Ma
chlnes--ReuordB- offered In the
city, +. w. BANNER co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-07

THE largest stock OF Talking Ma
chlnes-R ecords--cver offered In the
CITY. Il. w. BAtJMER On
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-07

RocK-A-BY Baby, on the tree top
Mamma has gone, and so has Pop,
When the babe wakes, there'll be n
kick,
ButMammn and Pop are at the Mo-
guiiiNn Picnic,
State Fair Grounds, Saturday,
June 9.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-07
sToHE q THOMAS.
woather FORECAST for To-dniy-shOwors.
STONE & THOMAS.
A Sale Of Sample White Enamsled
Iron Beds To-day.

samples Of ans bedsteads and we're going sell
cent to SAL per cent less than their real value.
These bought from Of the largest and best
sampes-nost always make the samples
better than the goods delivered.
have to carly.
neat plain full sized White Enamelsd Bed O. IN
to those sold here for $2.9s. To-dnys price. V
:: :. s $.$: SOS
price ...,......... ..........
:: i i, ! !; S4lO
Handsome blue green or white Enanasled Bed, full
$ = T.: Ii $50
days price ..'.......... .........
Handsome blue and green Enameled Bedstead, full
i: :5 :: = g.5: 5000
Pretty white Enameled Bedstead full brass trim
and vos and SP boW ,a 9Sq lo E'sS sap
those sold at $685. To-day's price. ......... w.
IS :;$5 IS g.: ;$$;5 !: $085
IS = ) !; S35
Fancy brass trimmed White Enamsled Bed, heavy
dies mounts and Regular S14.5o value SDYOSJ
To-day's price. ...........
Fine and very heavy White Enameled Bed, artis-
4; q 5s'a5 $ll4O
II: 81 ::ss;z s;:s SlOO
Very fne and elaborate green bronze brass trim
s$i Sl29O
$685., To-day's price ....... ........... = ~
whta enameled brass trimmed beds equipped with
sliding side.
The regular $3.50 Crib to-day 5000
sale wall Paper Onehaf price continues all this week
STONE s THOMAS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-07

Tho Annual June Sale Of Muslin Underwear and the
sale Of wall Paper one-ha price continues all this week
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-07
FREE ALL WEEK.

During this week Prof. Schu will exhibit on our second
floor his collection of Natural History, said to be the fines
in the country Thousands Of Birds, Butterflies Snakes
Insects and Animals We have made arrangements that
any man. woman and child can see free Of charge. Come
and bring your friends and children Absolute free all week
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-07
pAER,s c1oTHINe RoUsR.

II recognized fact that there is no better Suit
made for Summer wear than Blue Serge Suit, the
onIy drawback being its color, so many Serges
turning red after being worna short time. Through
fortunate purchase we are enabled to offer a
Mans Blue Serge Suit that has stood the test of
acid and which we guarantee not to lose its color
under the most severe tests. For any suit that
loses its color or fades we will give newsut tree
of charge or refund the purchase money. These
suits are properly made and trimmed and would
usually sell for $40. Here at
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The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27
Sen. Morgan in his Dotage.

Senator Morgan of Alabama dur
ing his long period of service in Con-
Dress, has demonstrated his ability
as being one of the ablest statesmen
from the South; but in his effort for
reelection to the U. S. Senate from
his state, plainly shows that not"lth'
standing his advantages OF assocla-
ton with real statemen and patriots
he is vet a narrow guaged politician
of the true southern stamp. Having
no strange argument to offer his con
stituency, he appeals to their preju-
dices by holding up to them the Ne
gro as bugaboo. That old Sambo
scare crow has about worn out SEN
ator and you can't win much with
that now. Your people are really be-
coming too intelligent down here;
and so is the colored man, and il
would sue ,eed now you must
quit your foggyism and appeal to
their intelligence on living issues and
not to their prejudices against the
Negro. They think more of the
Negro than you seem to be aware OF
and should you come down in the
heart of the south and make such
rash speeches against the Negro II
occurs to us that you would be III
danger of bodily harm, AS proc
of this, we refer you to what happen
ed recently to white man in north
Georgia who was taking the Negroes
out of that section. Why Judge
Lynch was close on his heels ane
and the judge is white man, as yor
know, and with the aid and the pro-
lection of the law, he barely eecaPeo
with his life. Kindly now, Senator
we think you are in your dotage
and have outlived your day OF use
fulness. Why not take a rest.
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27
A NEW BUSINESS ENTERPRISE
FOR THE CITY

Our enterprising Youn: towns
man, Mr., G.. H. Bowen has gone in
to the real estate business on large
scale, and has number of choice
city lots for sale at moderate prices
and upon easy terms. He also has
a two story house with nice lot for
sale. Besides this he will rent houses
and collect rents. If you wish to
buy, sell or exchange real estate;
rent a house or have one to rent in
the city of Waycross, it will be to
your interest to call on or address
him first, His unquestioned integrity
and we'll known standing in the bus
mess world, is a sufficient guarantee
that any business entrusted to his
care, will be honestly attended to.
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27

Senator Morgan might profit if
they would
The pail bearers at that funeral
were something better than
white men-they were men,"
And there are some white men
in this town too, who could profit
by this lesson if they would.
Why down here in this neck of
Georgia, if you merely talk of
electing an alderman the little
pop gun papers proceed to read
the race 2 letter under scare head
lines. How different. Yet GER
tain class of Negroes are largely
responsible for the condition OF
things.
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27
Passing of The Coon And
Degrading Dance.

The January number OF Comfort
saws thIt the day of Coon Songs
Negro "Cake Walk" and the Rag
Tag Time" song and dance is fast
drawing to close, and that we are
coming to a line OF more dignifed
and artist. music. May the Lord
grant it so, especially or account of
a large class of our young girls and
women OF the race; who debase
themselves and the race, who indulge
publicly and for past time; in those
songs and dance which are nothing
shorter than the grossest vulgarity
and obscenity. The 1.-TWO step
and similar dances belong in this
class. Knowing this any person,
lady or gentleman, who has true re
spect for themselves and are posse IS
ed of good manners will refrain from
all such The thing is run in the
ground it is degrading Stop it.
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27

THE Gazette is pleased to note
the estimate placed on its editorial by
some of our ablest and mos: esteem
ed contemporaries. Sizing up a re-
cent editorial of ours on the traitors
of the race. The Union examined its
logic and say S it " Reads like gospel
The Leader after carefully weighing
its import, says it is of pile-driving
weight. Thank you gentleman, and
we beg to say, that we shall continue
to hammer away at existing evils
whicn so much affect our people
with fact of logic and truth of pond
: erous weight.
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27

LET every loyal Republican o.
Georgia hold up the hands of Hon.
], w. Lyons, and see to it that he is
elected from the state at large to the
National Convention, and to his
present place on the National COM
mittie, Mr.. Loyans by reason of his
energy, ability and fidelity to the
trust reposed in him. deserves all
their honorS and more.
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27
THE services of Prof. w. Halwick

THE services Of Prof. w. Halwick
Davis, of Florida, late of Athens,
have been secured as an addition to
the editorial staff of the GAZETTE
Prof. Davis is race man and versa>
tile writer. He is we'll known in the
state having been connected with the
first Negro paper published in Geor>
eia, viz: Athens Blade, later on editor
of Weekly Record; his ability as a
newspaper man is unquestioned.
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27

LOYALTY to the race and to the
principles of the Republican party;
founded on clean record for honesty
morality, integrity and ability must
be the standard of our future leaders.
Ii you don't fill the bill, then stand
aside. Brothern, pass this along.
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27

HON. H. A. Rucker easily ranks
among the foremost of the race
in Georgia in all that goes to
make up an efficient officer of
the government and trusted
leader of the people. The race
should sustain such men with a
strong hand.,
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27
THE Governor of Mississippi

THE Governor of Mississippi in
the very strong and commenda-
BILE stand which he has taken
against lynching in the state,
shows real tangible signs of ad-
vancing in civilization, which is
very gratifying to the public
May the good Lord. who is in
deed, "Siow to anger ant
plenteous in Mercy" multiply hi:
kind and prosper his way.
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27
A Create Churchman And Race Lover
Departs This Life.

We are aggrieved with sorrow, to announce
the death of J. w, Wootten, who We're
arrested here at WaYcross during the
summer Of 1899 for crime, committed
at Palatka Fla, i'll 1898. He lived the life ol
true disciple of Christ. In 1898. a most
inhumaue crime tried to be committed to
Negro, at Palatka Jail house. and he
being great race protectionist, resorted
to great hindrances, and were successful
he WAS put in jail, coming out on bonds
he migrated here at waycross, here he
was captured and carried back to Palatks
and put in custody, but his freedom Wal
restored and he lived one month afterward
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27

LIBERAL minded, patriotic, and
liberty. loving people all over the
country, will note with much pride,
the noble defense of the franchise
for all the people, that is being made
in the Ser ate this week by S. M.
Pritchard of North Carolina. The
old "Tar Heel state would disgrace
herself by disfranchising large per
cent of her citizens; but the good
Senator comes to the rescue.
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27
TattIer's Cure

Take one pound ofroot called "Think
Twice one pound of Speak one weed, ;
a sufficient quantity of Fluid Extract of
Discretion and sprig of Lat alone
other peoples business {" Steep the whole
in pot of modesty and it is re ldy TO. use.
Dose: One teaspoonful just before
speaking of your neihgbor 1t can be used
by ladies in any condition Of health without
the slightest injury 1t would be good
idea to sprinkle your handkerchief and
put few drops on your conscience before
visiting your neighbor. 1t works like a
charm and can be had at Old Peace make
or at Madame soft speeches. If you are
a down right liar take dose Of arsenic.
E. C. Jones.
FL. Powell.
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27
Hon. hudson w. Lyons, the lawyer

Hon. Judson w. Lyons, the lawyer
state man and national representative
Of the Republican party and Of the
federal government: the true the peer
less, the friend to his race. We are
quite sure the party in Georgia could
do Themselves no greater credit than
to unanimously re-elect him to
National Committie and delegate
from the state large.
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27

THE Bee says to solve the race
problem, the Negro must scatter
himself over the country; where
he is so densely populated move
out and go to sections of the
country where he will have more
room, then his value will be more
appreciated. Recent happenings
in Georgia to immigration agents
make this look reasonable.
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27

bright and crisp little paper and is
gotten up in very creditable maner
and is published in the interest Q.
the church whose name its bearsf
1t is of interest TO note that the edI>
itor, Rev. w. B. Hankerson is a
Georgian. Go ahead brother; We
wish you success in the cause [ cd
and the right.
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27

OUR trusty political blade has
been sheathed for some time, but
we have had an eagles eye on the
field all the while. Now the call 10
arms is being sounded and we pur--
pose to unshesthe our weapon in the
common cause of our people and the
principles Of the Republican party.
We shall unfiinchingly defend thet
principle of right as we unde rStand
and no foe shall be spared.
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27

One OF our esteemed contemporari.,
Atlanta, Ga, in its summary Of NJ ''
pers published by strong Afro-Am..~ -
men credits Mr.. H. Hagler as pnpl;,
ofThe Gazette. which statement Ne b.s'
correct. The Gazette Is now and .In ="
has been published by Rev J. NJ MIL.
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27
ANOTHER occurrence take


place in Jackson, Miss, just few
days ago. a recital of which we
know must very keenly humiliate
the false .arristocratic pride Of
some of our nearby neighbors. 1t
wassthis. The city of Jackson
had a Negro Alderman. (Hor-
rors, yet it was true( and he died
and at his funeral the white May
or and white alderman acted as
Dali bearers. Commenting ] on
this incident. The Public says:
The incident carries lesson in
democracy by which men like
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27

PROF. B. II. WASHINGTON or
ganized an insurance Company
in Chicago last week and Mr.. G..
H. Bowen has established big
real estate business in Waycross
this week; the Gazette has its eye
on both and concludes that the
Negro is progressing north and
south.
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27
Negro leadership.

No people ever rise to a high
er standard in the scale of civili-
zation than their leaders. there
fore, in keeping with the law Of
progressiveness, all intelligent
people place in front to lead, the
most able, worthy. and in short
the best men and women, in
every sense of the word And
this one very important lesson
that the Negro race must learn
and rigidly apply, before they
can attain to, and retain their
place among other races; which
will com mand them respect, and
make it power for good in the
affairs of men. We are encour
aged to belle and hope. that
the light Of this monumental
truth IS beginning to dawn upon
their benighted minds and un-
derstanding. Here and there
over the country we find noble
hearted, true men and women
whose entire being and every ac-
ton are animated and actuated
by the Finest principle and no.
blest purpose, and which is back
ed up by a character without q
blemish and an unfaltering conr-
age, with loyalty and devotion
Such people are a tower o
strength for any race, and are
the hope of ours. For without
these elements there is no base
for pure Christianity, no resoutc
es for logic, no character tol
leadership. no hope for the race
But there is better day coming
and it is the sacred duty Of ever
one who pretends to lead Or di
rect the race at all, to do all II
his or her power to hasten tha'
day, by precept and example.
The time has been when the mas
of our people ignorantly or too un
willingly entrust their welfare in tb
| hands of those who would sell then
for price, and even now they ar
too careless in this respect. Blu
thanks tothe Creator of an enlight
ened mind and an awakened judge
ment, that the day is rapidly passln!
by. Among the new generation
there are those who bring new LIT
new hope, better judgement and hon
esty of purpose to the race. Ihel
purpose is to succeed because the
deserve to succeed; and their labor
for and in behalf of the race will b
; in accordance with this principle
The time-serving cheap-John no &C
count bargain-counter Negro will b
; relegated to the rear; his career WI
t be consigned to oblivion and h
? voice shall no more be heard IN hlg
, places.
Morality, manhood, loyalty to I'll
e race, love oftruth, nobleness of pu
e pose, and qualifications are the prin
;. factor with which a man must
It possessed in future, if he hopes
stand for the people. We warn OF
people to make this the require
standard, and to put aside all
d those who do not measure up to
O because all others retard very m
d terially. the progress of the race.
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27

MAJ, R. R. Wright is in tie field
for election from the state at large to
the Nationa Convention. We don't re-
call a single man in this part of the
state who is better qualified and
more deserving.
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27

EVERY Republican voter in Ware
County and the state of Georgia,
should see to it at once, that his tax
es are pa d and his name duly regis
tered, in order that he may be fully
qualified to vote in this county.
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27

ONE trouble with us as a race, we
haven't enough get-up and-get
about US. Weare too easily satisfied
and are not very anxious to get far
away from the old landmark. We
need good stores and business
houses, of every description-we
must get money.
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27

THE Republicans of Georgia seem
to think that this is ideal republi-
can weather, and the average politi-
clan is sowing seed bountifully in
the fertile political soil. But what
will the harvest be?
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27
SENATOR McEnery of Louisian;

demonstrating in the Senate this week
with all his power, that heis of the
same caliber Of the average southern
politician who unfortunately finds his
way to Congress. and that his chief
claim to public notice is his ability to
make speech against the poor negro
who is at home working for and sus.
taing him and his people in the south.
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27
Wolf Chaple A. M. E.

Pastoral Days every Ist. and 2nd
Sunday at II a. m. and at SPIN
and at 7'3o p. m. class meeting
every Tuesday night prayef
meeting every Thursday nlglI
Sabbath School every Sunday
morning at g 80 o'clock commuf'
ion every Ist. Sunday at 3p. NJ
every body is welcome Rev. Do
Wells. Pastor.
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27

RACE leaders every where, should
grid on their armor and 60 forth to
glorious war. in the cause of God
right, and their native land! No
quarters should be given to race
traitors or deserters; whether from
the rank or the officers in command.
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27

St. Peter Baptist Church WAY
cross Ga. Reidvili9' Services as iOl'
low sisters prayer meeting TUESDAY
nights at 7 80 p. N. Preaching
every ! thursday nights at s P M
Sunday School every Sunday
morning at 9 a m Third Sunday
is regular Pastoral Day Communon
Frieuds arc cordially invited Rev
S. NJ Jackson pastor
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27

THE Republican forces are now
organizing their forces, and will soon
throw out their skirmish lines to be-
gin the campaign.
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27
TAKE NOTICE

Be it hereby known thlt Mr.
erts is no more connected with Thee %
IN any capacity He rendered his
ton and it has been accepted sas
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27

We are indebted to MeSsrs c. B.
CottrelI, Sons and Co., New York
for copy of their beautiful Decem
Der edition of 'Munsey." 1t is filled
with beautiful illustrations and chs ice
reading matter; and in fact, Munsey
is one of the finest Magazines on the
market.
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27

KEEP on good terms with your
wife, your conscience and your
stomach.
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27

THE Negro will not always be
down because he is black nor will
the White man always stay up be-
cause he is white. A man rises or
falls according to. his intelligence re
pardless of color.
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27

AMONG its new exchan res The
GAZETTE is pleased to acknowledge
the receipt of The Poulan Herald.
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27

WE take pleasure in placing on
our exchange list this week the
Bethel A. M. E. church Bulletin
published at Sacramento, Cal, it is
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27
aul Missionary Baptist church. Wa,

aul Missionary Baptist church. Way
cross, New TOWN. service as follow;
Preaching every Sunday night, 7:3o p. m
TSabbath school every Sunday at 9 a. m
thursday nights preaching. Communion
every other second Sunday. Pastoral day
Svery second Sunday. Conference every
Saturday night before the second sunday
Rev, w, j. Kinney, Pastor, ssiah Moore
S. S Superintendent
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27

BRYAN is srill hunting for a
lob at the White Honse. Those
Nebraska boys from the Platte
are famous takers and hustlers.
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27

THE Democrats of Kentucky are
still doing their best to steal the state
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27
WHERE WI WORSHIP

The Zion Baptist Church of Greensvi,l.
Ca, holds its regular meetings everv ,,1
Sunday. Communion at p m. Sister
prayer meeting every Tuesday riOb
Preaching every Thursday night. vigto,
Always welcome.
Rev. M. Devard, PastO,
First A. b. Church. Waycross, Ga Serv.
ices every Sabbath, prayer meeting ever,
Monday evening at 4 p. m---Tnesd,,
nights, Brothers prayer meeting. PreaS
ing Thursday nights. Ist. Sunday ua,.
toral day and Communion. Preach,
every Snndev-SnndaY School every Sun.
day morning at 8 a. m. Visitors alwsu
welcome.
L. l.. Roberts Supt. SIS.
s. Beaufort, Pastn
King Solomon NJ. E, Church Preachu
every Sunday at IL a. m. and at 30 pu
Junior Epworth League at 9; 80 m and
Sunday School at p. m. Glass meetu,
every Tuesday evening at 7;3O and PRAYER
meeting on Thursday evenings. The pub
lie is cordially inyited to attend all tb
8 ,rvices. W. A. Holmes Pastor.
Bowen s. S. Snpt
st. John Baptist Church-Preachh
First Second and Third Sunday in each
month at HOO A. NJ, 800 and 500 Pm
aYt School at $50 A, NJ. COvenar
Meeting 4th sunday in each month.
Rev. w. johnson pastor,
&, w Manley Sunday School Sup
Gaines Chapel A NJ. E. Church, Rruns
wick Avenue-Preaching every Sunday
III a. M, 3 and p. m Glass meetil
every Tuesday night at s o'clock-Sunda.
School at $40, a. m. Communion ever
First Sunday. Visitors always welcOm'
Rev. R. II. Singleton, Pastor
WolfChapel, A. NJ. E. Cnurch---Preach
ing every Sunday at IL m. and 3p' m
aud 1880, D. m. Glass Meeting ever
Tuesday night. Sunday-School at s;S
a. m. Com lnion every FIRST SIl1y
Rev j. w. Maxwell.
The Gazette and land bulletin., 1900-01-27

LIVE peacably with all men.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-03-24
KID GLOVES.

We offer rare bargain to ladies Ia kid
gloves. We have hundreds Of pairs IN stock
from which to choose:
so pairs, assorted colors formerly 81 90 row 10
100 pairs assorted coors formerly 1925 now 90
100 pairs assorted colors formerly 81 so now $l.l0
10 pairs assorted coors formerly $l.75 now $l.25
Is pairs assorted colors formerly $500 now 81 so
for ladies'.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-03-24
CENTS FANCY HOSE.

Our line is complete In every oeta'i, iroh'
cheap to high class goods
100 pairs Fancy Black O.. 10 Genus
100 pairs Black Cashmere a.. 20 Genus
100 pairs Fancy Stripe O.. 80 Genus
$50 pairs celebrated Ho'e-Proof oo Genus
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-03-24
MEMS UNDERWEAR.

Our line OF Mems underwear is very large
and complete. We are selling below the regular
price. Following are prices on small portion
Of this stock: