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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-19

ROOMS WITH BOARD,
Three Lines for Five Cents
Escn Additional Line Five Cent? Extra
sToCRA Boardins-River buns: front
kne h oouois windows Canada fashion,, maxi
|.Ms. Broadway.
sff,shQADWAY 111 N.-Niceiy furnished rooms.
y" 0eaioi rates very reasonable.
s'oc board, private family vi" WA"
tbsraa SMUT ST.. 2ais-Nioely furnished room on
~ " TWO gents: all Convenience
,ens EsTN St: xs2s-A week: large. hand
boar seeono-story front for two; excellent
home. ~As s&s. neat; private family; own
ro1w ~ Ave, Ills Mono nicely furnished
housekeeping. ~ sso room ior
eounIs furnished front room;
re- rs. ~, sents: southern exposure; also other
' al modern convenience; best table board.
fron. ave. ss+s-Nicely furnished second-story
"nes' for gentlemen. "' oon'en
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

LANp-A bargain: 1871 acres good Illinois
land. title perfect. no incunbrancr, FOR large
work horses or mules. y 81. Republic.
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accomplished In most satisfactory way
Its influence is being felt throughout IN
state. Its graduates are in demand every :
where.
| am glad to see the interest manifested
by the white people of the State Any fair
minded man, after having visited there,
can not but conclude that they are deeply
concerned In our education
The school has an able faculty, the
teachers being specially prepared for their
respective positions
Prof. Blaekshear knows to the letter the
purposes OF an institution of this kind, and
is probably the only man today that can
carry it to its highest development Prof.
Tarver is doing excellent work Ia his de-
partment Prof. Woodruff knows any kind
of soil and It's use.
Prairie View Is today more fully appre.
ciated by our race than the white people
ever thought it would be- This Is shown
by the fact that each succeeding year
students are refused because there is not
enough room to accommodate them. Tween
ty-ive or more were turned away during
this year. This lis to he regretted. But
this feel. will soon be remedied
w Jerrold Smith,
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To Help the Borrs.

10 the Editor OF The Post.
Amsterdam, Texas, April So.-As we all
know that YOU will do what lis in your
power to help your fellowmen where the,
are in need of help, / appeal to your gen.
crosby to help whole nation who ar,
oppressed by violence and force--yiolenct
and force used by a nation df they are
yet worthy to be called ustionl to sat.
isfy their greed and desire for robbery
1t is through your much read paper thai
| would like to make suggestion to hell
the Beers in South Africa. | am horr
Holander myself, but the reason that
would like to see this effort used is pure
for the oppressed. whoever he may be
During the last time of this war | have
often reasoned by myself. Every one who
has his common sense here In our United
States as Well as upon the whole globe
and consequently every nation condemns
this inhuman war for greed and robber;
as theft and murder. What is the reason
that some government does not step In
and put a stop to it and tell the John Bull
to so home and rather care for their hum
CRY subjects in India instead of letting that
10 some one else? Certainly they are
anxious TO take our money If We are over
generous enough to hand them over some
but would IL not be more holy to help
those first whose breasts are exposed 10
the lead and steel of their treacherous
foe and struggle for liberty and all what
is their own, eaiprd by hard work and
self-denial. For We know that their foro-
fathers had to die or leave their natlye
land because they were not permitted to
serve their God according to their opin-
ion based on His own word.
Now. what can he done to help ths
ntaion? is the question ti&t arises in
our mind To send an armS would be an
imposslbllity and would be prevented by
our noble government. Besides, any one
who is inclined to go can do so II he in
quires at the right place and pays his
own way, as far as ! know, but there is
another way to help that can not be pre-
vented by any one or any government,
May ! suggest to you to appeal to the
people Of Texas in particular and TO any
honest paper in every State in general to
organize a commission and commissions to
collect as much money is possible for the
Beers to use as they may see itg After
all OF the States have collected send 1t
up to the right place in one bunch as a
united gift, or whatever you will call It.
know we are having hard times our
selves at least In some parts of the coun-
try, as the farmers have not formed a
trust yet, and | think they rather fight
them all down. But you will be surprised
to see how much good feeling there is to-
ward justice as well as aversion for greed
and robbery. Let us not be behind Eu-
rope where every one contributes with
heart and soul. Money may not fight, but
the Beers will know how to use IL to ad-
vantage To use an old saying, although
a little slangish it is said. Money makes
the devil dance" But he will not dance IN
this case for joy, but for spite and wicked
ness for one of his best friends (called
money! would turn a traitor to him. A
Pro Boer. G. Van Beck.
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y Editor Of The Post.
Non' Texas, April SO.-On last San
y gay spent several pleasant hours
"fle View college. had not been
10y quite five years. What change
Ane over the place. This change was
suaseaole, even at distance.
uas been done in the way of new
1s three-story brick dormitory,
ns' iof girls; a three story brick
- nov in course of construction for
s q out and out steam laundry
','a teachers residences have been
N'erai buildings have been moved
~ via sites 10 more suitable loca
~ a general turning round and
IN, sp nau been inaugurated. Every
suep new. A system of water
u' ~ small scale, is in operation.
quite welh ' i'R'''e
raa across the pasture belong
ss scnool and saw the thorough
4, holsteia and Durham stock
~ splendid numbers. visited
~'us ana farms and found everv-
mlv,,s'n the appearance of life and
haa Of the school has an ses-
II, IN r,, ,oi beautiful arrangement and
i ~, siuon of things that are best
Nh SnI'ssy work that is being done
M .l ~aay rank with the best that
n. Y saw a moro sober set of coI,o,e
ere They are awake. they
p'Ir n.l, they are Industrious.
s,sIs.sn sis OF the departments and
'n,,Isssin, are laboring faithfully
h,pIss, to send Out the bright
"a h. ,o NM oest eaulpped teachers
~ View found md, anywhere,
! h so S college has grown surprts-
hirh uues to grow. Its moral
asrs ls Intellectual atmosphere
a,h ,saehers and students seem 70
VII an M iaeal towards which they
f. ~ hs a.g,nt zeal and effort
| H., seaiths signs for any institu-
BIae,ss signs OF growth.
[rihr toar mas an ideal set ana
r. ssls sard Its realization. And
sd Tia nne. u comprehends the
~ an. school and OF that race IA
q tbls was given by the white
ae uron state. He win reach his
Y, and I'm o',,. support is given him by
"a plew our race. =
els ~ may do with what II has
% S as grub bursts from its Cos
: sIlI T,allitul golden- winged hui
"a n,I snls school burst lis present
. a. Irom is eArysalis So 10
"a selsn eat university OF the arts
N ths sa, for the proper deysl-
spsss es,'e ss youth Of Texas.
e women ne school Is to prepare
sses ~ ter useful eitixessbin and
sa''ss Of life, This is being
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He. an Right.


indianapolis Sentinel.
Our republican contemporaries continue
TO amuse themselves by explaining that
Mr. Bryan stands where he does not stand,
but they may as we'll understand that Mr.,
Bryan is quite able to take care OF him
self, aud that the people have mover had
any trouble about finding his position. He
has not shifted his position with every
change of tho wind. He understands, as
all rational men do, that the pressing L.
sues of the day will assert themselves,
and he has no hesitancy in ansounclng his
position in regard Ia them Don't worfy
about Mr.. Bryan. lie is all right.
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.AssA's boasts

a.. .
..,d twenty r,.,,...
.s.ech By JOSH. sen,ine, a, a
Mr. Pulitzer in that CITY oe-
~ y"
M y II he the republican or
rint f''ae y a, Tho conn
AZ great prosfesl's VI '"e .o'
s,uutry is doing remarkably
N nrosperous-al due to
rsypou' :, course. whv nor
--oblican pafHi y
n .oousb alone ~ 'heie y p's'
W Il, land. 1t is In spite OF and
w N. ruling party; IL is
Il gctouh' " telling mi,lio,s
a the lsbors Oh tne
y <ark Of politicians lhropsn ths
wv,,ss resources, harvests ana ".
marvellous country aug hol
sotoriously frsunuient aanin-
d corrupt party, put .neI :
..sstt Of this prosperity with W.
allows thought Great prospeiily
Al A
Ire great sesl'n oiass oh IN
,i inevitably forms class when
sn though naturally fosters us own
N" +
4. s.ernmsnt can MAKE the Weaitn VI
M but the wealth OF a Country may
wv roysrnment.
...t.jly desplse demagogleai appeais
hs rich, or any particular class
"a autstion is SO grave mat u must
,r,.i Without gloves, Inc growth OF
ssaty power in this country mas pesn
"a aad its connection Win ana IN
\ he government Is alarming. our
!, torumerce--that IS, exports ana
S,-alone amounted to, Tor the year
,hs,d--how much do you SUPPOSE
|, n so. 100000! There are 2oiS Ma
4, hubs, with a capital oil over s4ao'-
Il there we're last year $3.50 hanks,
SiSsoao,Oo0 Of capital and Sl,Ss3,0JO :
IN deposits. You know that, more or
th,y we're directly interested IN ana
Il, lockout for Wall street and wash
ii
! sou know that we have about as
!, nIlss Of railroad in this country as
|Erupe, Actually, We nave over $4,000
\ q rsilroad, or more than England,
Iaui, Wales all Germany. all France,
|iptris, all Hungary, all italy and all
IA combined Do you know that the
tat Of money invested in our rail-
b spltsl and funded debt, is si,5Se.-
IN Of more than twice the amount of
sians debt? Last year the re-
Ssqi eur railroads amounted to $780,
~, Or more than twice the amount
|As total revenue OF the National gov
|t,it and. though the five years after
uni panic OF 1873 we're the worst
iruTn, they still managed to divide
IN list ten years $IOo,noO,nO0 in diyi-
II
rdpllsl invested In manufactures and
|gtss is fabulous. There are over
igiiahle articles In our glorious tariff,
ihre is hardly manufacturer under
present. system OF legislation who does
lave TO look to Washington for tariff
|s,ton
r. nearly all these powerful interests
|nlsd in the support OF the republican
L 50, OF course, are the 100000 Office
Es TO all OF them the republican
Essns personal prosperity sure
Esh BIT the masses of the people may
p remember that history does not
\ single republic that did not perish
+ u people became too rich. No re-
lsFFlshed while 1t was poor. No re-
II LIVED after it became too rich.
|T has no exception to this rule
nng as republics are poor they are
Y they grow and become richer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-02
SPRING HAS COME

And with II rheumatism, pains IN hony ana
Ilimhs NV home treatment will relieve you
from the beginning regardless OF cause and
will be sent on receipt Of the following price;
9ne months treatment s., trial package 81 a
thttic used.
One honest testimonial u
worth hundred manuiac-
tured ones. Read!
Mr.. f. c. LEO, 1902 Taylor ST., Houstcn, says.
After suffering long time with the terrors OF
rheumatism, with no benefit frosn anything
i tried Or, Thornton's treatment which says
me relief from the first day and fgred me ~
less than month. Through the fAlreue We,
weather which has always made u WORSE
have not taken dose Of medicine OF suffered
a day.
Address .
Hourfen Heights, Texas,
Telephone SIS, 4 ringa.
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FINANCIAL.
SUMMER RESORTS.

BANDERA HOTEL, Banders Texas, now
open for the summer; has high and healthy
location In the hills: telephone connection.
II, G. Duffy, proprietor %
HOTEL lNGLEsIDE - Holidays. bathing.
rowing fishing sailing II YOU want a
hice summer oltirg go to Hotel lnEfside.
II Is situated on high blff overlooking
Corpus Christi bay "a miles from insloa~
side station. on tho s A aud A. p rail-
road Address Mrs A. Lea. Ingieslde,
Sar Pairicio county. Tey1s "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-02

TRY our adjustable awnings; will Mt any
ordinary window; easily nut UP and taken
down we also carry good supply Of tents
Tags. etc. Try US with your next order
hattmann & Kneeland Tent Co u
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TRADE or EXCHANGE My equity g nlee
7loss " rssidsnfe for Jersey cows easy
icrms On hsllnge Address quick Tha
oznsr. P Box +s3, Beaumont, Texas. as
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

rough and dressed, about $500 or 1900 fine
brand new stock OF buggles phaetons
hacks, Surveys, e.r bought in car lot and
srot cash; chance for good assorted
of 1860 make Must be sold or escban sed
q once. Address Box -. schulenburS
Texas. l-y
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CORN AND FEED MILLS. c. l.. vieker,.
Houston Texas SO
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OPIUM, morphine whisky habits cured IN
As hours without pain or injury TO patient;
no pav until cured and perfectly satisfied
In case of failure will nav all patients ex
penses while here, also railroad fare both
ways from any part OF United States Best
references Address MATTHEW'S HOME.
DR.. Harvey NJ. Matthews Superintendent
1927 North Flores st San Antonio Tex 5-14
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-02

STANDARD" PATTERNS illustrated in
The Designer, are sold in Houston by G.
w Baldwin bookseller and stationer, 500
Main street. Add j cent TO the price OF
each pattern when ordering by mail.
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HAVE MOVED to Latham building, corner
Main and CAPITOL Texas Lamp aud on
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FOR SAL.E--At Pasadena. threerroom house,
TO be moved OF property. Address q. J.
Palmer busIness manager Houston Post. u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-02

LADIES! Double STRENGTH Tansy Pennroyal
and Cotton Root Pills the best monthly
DR. White Medicine Co., p. o. Box 6. Hous-
ton. Texas 5-l7
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-02

UEI.EBKATED UHINA TEAS aud Hne brIc-
a-brac TOYS. etc. also umbrella coverings.
Van Tai Law Co. iel6ls Preston. II
you WILL ind complete line OF pictures.
picture frames m0uidlngs. etc., at Kopfs,
1914 Prairie avenue. 70
FOR fALE-Ten R-I-P-A-N-S fcr cents a.
druggists. One Eiyes relief. t-2s-is0a
BEST TEETH Per set $500. Diamond pental
Co. 602A Main street II
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fnOELssIOaAA.

J. L. KoPF, undertager ana embalmeF, ~
Prairie Phone 6ST
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BICYCLEs--seco hand girls Ideal s12
Crswfords si5. crescents Sc all guaran-
teed to be In perlect condition: tires good
as new. March Cumore, Houston Send
In your orders for tires, N.bU per paiy aud
up. IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-02

WONDERFUL FORTUNE TELLER
Black tells everything 25c. SOC. 81 90; re-
moyes troubles uuites separated luck
tharms etc. 20l4 Preston avenue. o.S
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HANDSOME, Modern eieht-room residence
Apply next door. 1901 Texas avenue. u
Brown.
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FOR sALE-Eggs from prize winning Light
Brahma Bun Cochins. Blue Andnlnsians,
Pit and Indian Games. Brown, White and
Bun Leghorns at sl.s0 for 10; Pokin duck
eggs 81 for H. Some white. Brown and
Buff Leghorns and Black Minorca cockerels
from 81 te S. each. Oak Grove Poultry
Farm Houston Texas 6-10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-02

WIi.L PAY CASH Tor s.cond-hand ice hoxea
and rofriserators, any size and condition
send postal Ice Box Factory. Box SO. Will
call ,,-3
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LOST, FOUND. STRAY. STOLEN.

erty county on April &C. black and white
spotted pointer bitch, two years old; name
Nellie. Ten dollars reward for return and
si00 for arrest and con gictlon of thiei w
+ simmons.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-02

AT c. JANKE 6 co. S pIanu warerooms.
bQ3 Main street. tho largest and most com
pleto stock of nrsi-class Instruments will
be found on exhibition our nrlocs arc
the lowest and our terms tho easiest We
can refer 10 hundreds of satisfied custom
ers. Write for catalogs and full partiou-
lars Expert repairing aud tuniug. q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-02

FOR sALE-Two Taylor steam and hydraulic
cotton press 1900 and 1000 tons. In good
order, with boilers and connections Terms
reasonable. Address Consolidated Compress
Co., Norfolk, Va a.
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS
Lots for sale at lowest prices on install.
msnt plan.
John A. MiIroy. Agent 2so Main 81. u
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AGENTS WANTED.

ANVASSERS--Eith sra. TO sell laces, lace
curtains. lines TO censumsfa; honest pernia-
nent business netting big income 10 hustlers.
Tefritery allotted New York Importing Co..
2ai broadway, NJ y.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-02

MANY OF the best families Of Houston are
supplied with the very best milk aud cream
from j w Barret Jersey farm. Why not
yous Telephops illf two ring5l, 5-l4-ls00
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RHEUMA TZSM

Rheumatic paius relieved in thirty min
utes and q permanent cure effected By
few applications or DRf HOT AIR. a,p %
400 degrees r. seems Unreasonable. hut
peverthsless fact. TRY 4. !.
Nh ptrKEY.
Houston Heights iniarmary.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

WANT--To let contract for cutting 400 cords
more Of wccd VIII nav $780, u. NJ. Fetii-
srev Raysoaa. Texas.
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BERRY Boxes, Baskets and fruit crates Now
IS the time TO plant Alfalfa Sorghum, Millet,
Kcf1r Corn. Peanuts, Cotton seed, Water
melon, Cantaloups, Rhubarb aud Asnara-
Potatoes soc per bushol Wire or writn
before buying. Holloway Seed and Grain
Company Dallas. Headquarters Pratt's and
Magic Stock Food u
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FOR Resi- Nicely furnished front rooms;
southern exposure: baths and all modern
environments, Moore & Burnett building.
tllrd nrar II
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WANTED NO RENT.

WANrED~-Bv family four. three furniahed
rooms light Lcnsftssping: references. Adj
dress sea7 this office.
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FURNISHED ROOMS for rent 1904 Con
gress avenue,
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FOR RENT.

STORE FOR RENT--Large and commodleus
store for rent opposite Alkomeyers dry
street and Prairie ayehge. Apply to H. +.
Fisher atioincy at law. city
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FOR RENT House. 1910 Travis street. some
land Tor sale or exchange, Que lix2t en-
glno for sale 4, T.. McGowel real estate
ana loans room 3t3, Kiam building
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RUBBER. LEATHER AND CANVAS Belt.
Ing. q Ylekers Houston Texas. 50
GINS PRESSES AND ELEVATORS. c. l..
Vickcrg. Houston, Texas 5-3
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PEAsoNAL.

BATTLE CREEK Sanitarium Treatments
MaSfagc, electricity and baths given at
your home by experienced trained nurses.
Phone 1899 il
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SORGHUM sEED--M ilet aeod, chicken feed
wheat field peas; quick shipments south
Texas Grain Co., iiouston, Texas ii
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WANTED TO BUY.

NANTbn--To buy second hand furniture
highest prices paid. Address p. O. Box
GIL. 81
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,faues, write lOr cataio8io I'D &. Smith
! erallsre Co. 900 Travis street. nouston.t
PAPER NAPKINS
Taper Napkins
Paper Napkins
Paper NAPKINS.
i'urc white aud fancy
.sc TO Toe lOu.
J. J, ra,toriza's. soi Main 81. Il
SORGHUM SEED--Millet aeod chicken feed
wheat. field peas; quick shipments. south
lexas Grain Co., Houston. Texas, IL
BANKRUPT sAl.E--on the 10Th dag OF MAY.
svV shall sell at public auction, at Vic
toris. Texas, the whola OF the stock OF
goods wares and merchandise. and Ak
lures lately owned by Preohtel & McKonna
bankrnpts. inventoried at over s25. 900.
snail FIRST offer the stock In parcels and
thereafter in its entirety. accepting the
most dcsrabls bids. TO be submitted 10 the
court for approval. This stock Is very val
ushle ana consists OF dry soods. gents
furnishings. shoes. etc. Ii is almost en-
trely new, and has not been picked over
OF anything sold ort OF ~ In to the
time OF sale peraous contemplating purchase
may Inspect the stock, W. II. Sutherland
Nustee. Victoria. Texas,
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o. COTTON { BRO, Eire ins-,
Assns and Ae1usrers. 10 Aiin stresf-
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SAW MILLS AND EDGERs. Q. L. Yirkers,
Houston Texas SO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-29
: Nottoway Democrats Endorse Lassiter.
DELEGATES SO INSTRUCTED.
Tho Opposite Action Was Taken by
Delegates Elected at bonneville in
Sussex County-MiddlcscxD Dele
gates Instructed for Jones.

CREWD. VA, March -Special-A
large and representative mass-7neetsnS of
Democrats was held at Nottoway Court
house at / O'Clock to-day. The meeting
Was called TO order by County Chairman
, Walter A. Watson, and Captain j. NJ.
Harms. Of Blackstone. and Mr.. Thornton
Jefrress were elected chairman and sec
rotary. respectively.
The following delegates were elected to
attend the Congressional Convention in
Petersburg tomorrow: Z. NJ. Jones and
r. w. Tuggle. Of Nottoway. DR.. J. w.
Bryant and P ]. Cralrnis, of Crewe; L.
NJ. billiard and James F. Williams. of
Blackstone; w. J. Burton, of Jeffress
Store; A c. Bevflle, of Spadnville, and }.
D. Bradshaw, of Burkeville.
Resolutions were then adopted endors-
ing the action OF the District Committee
in authorizing the delegates to this con-
Sention to nominate a candidate FOR the
regular campaign in the fail. and the
delegates were instructed to nominate
candidates for both the special and resu-
lar elections.
Resolutions were also adopted cndors-
inE Major Francis r. Lassiter for both
the uncNpred and the next regular term,
and expressing the love and sympathy OF
the Democratic party in the county Tor
the late Sydney P. Epcs and their deep
loss in his death.