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who is tho proprietor Of tho drug store
at The corner Of Seventh Street and Mary
land Avenue northeast He was i SUI
ferer from q complication of diseases for
some time and about eight weeks ago took
To his bed
Dr. u DIN I,eech who was in charge
Of the case did everything possible to re-
lieve AIr- FIemer, bat he grew steadiiy
worse and at last became convinced that
he could not get well lie several times
expressed the wish that death would re-
lieye him Of his intense Suffering
Last might when DR.. Leech called Mr.
FIemer begged that he be placed under
the influence Of chloroform and when
told that Jh;r could not be done ne de-
clared that he would not take any more
medicine Miss Jacobs. the trained nurse.
ia charge Of the patient. watched him
carefully and was q great favoriJe with
the sufferer. About $50 O'Clock this
morning. after Strengthening up the room.
she went down stairs and brought up
/ cup Of coffee for the sick man. He drank
it and seemed 10 enjoy it. She stepped
/ out Of the room . moment and was just
returning when she heard the report OF
/ a pistol
Rushing into the room she saw the pa
( tieut lying back on the bed with the
]
/ head. Beside the body and sUiu ciutVhed
| by the nervous fingers Of the dying man
was the pistol with which the deed had
! been committed 1t was Il very oI8
/ weapon and was somewhat rusty. Ouc
| chamber had been discharged. Where
! the revolver came from is not known, as
4 il had never been seen about the room
i by the nurse. and il is not thought that
/ the emaciated man had sufficient strength
! 10 leave the bed L. secure II, IL Il had
/ been in fuu sight
! Miss Jacobs cIdeaEoFed 10 stop the
/ flow of blood and sent Immediately for
/ Dr. Eeech- The physician was in the
! house ia less than tive minutes after the
1 shooting, bat Mr.. FIemer was already
! dead.
/ Coroner hewitt was notified, and after
/ hearing the facts ia the ease, gave Ger
! tIlicAte Of death by suicide.
! Although an old man, Mr. Flcmer was
| actively engaged as carpenter and
| builder uP 10 ii few years ago, when
/ failing health compelled his retirement.
! He leaves a wife and four sons Louis
| FlemeT, the son with whom he made his
| home, i 4 Well-knOWu druggist in this
| city. He was formerly Of The firm of
/ Mackall q Flemer. at the corner Of Ninth
| and II Streets northeast. but recently has
conducted drug business alone on the
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-21
"BUNC0MBE.
1t Don,t Always Pay to Be skepticaI.


When a newspaper writer and proof
reader that works nights can feed himself
ont Of dyspepsia, which most ali that
class suffer with, it is worth while &c
know the kind of food used.
This man is on one of the Rockford
IlB uauers, and says Being a news
uaper writer and proof reader. also a
graduate in medicine as well, though
not practicing. makes a combination that
Wouid produce a skeptiC on the subject
if anything would
Dav after day / read the proof on the
C:raue- Nuts Food advertisements with the
feeling that they were all 'bunCOmbe" All
This time I was suffering from dyspepsia
from the improper food 1 was eatina; at
M. restaurant. one day 1 saw a package.
Of C;raUe-Nuts at the restaurant ana tried
il with good. rich cream The dish took
my fancy at once After "A few lunches
AZ midnight / noted an Improvement in my
feelings. and was able 20 work with less
LIbzv. used Grape-Nuts as a regular
diet since then and have improved great
IN The old dyspepsia and bad feelings
that I thought We're necessary adiuucTs
TO night work all disappeared. and / am
abIe 10 do much more with less effort
than ever before
/ was nearly ready to give up night
work and seek health in some other walk
in life but thanks TO my change IL diet |
am now all right.
Please DO not use my name In public.
Name can be given by Postum Cereal
Co, Ltd, Battle Creek. Mich.
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TO ABOLISH SALES AGENTS
West Virginia Coal Companies to Be
gin II Determined Fight.

CHARLESTON. ". Va, March 2l--'The
representatives of the kanaWha and
New River CcaI Mining Companies, who
had been in conference here for several
days. adjourned yesterday after having
decided to make war on the sales agents
throughout the country, and the fight
VIII be on in earnest in a very short
time.
The action was found necessary on ac-
count of the discrimination OF the agents
in favor of certain companies. II is not
generally Known that all the coal put on
the market from this section is handled
through safes agents IN the large cities
of the country. These sales agents sim
ply act for the coal companies on = com
mission basis.
After two days session q committee was
appointed 10 formulate some plan OF &C
ton to DO away with the agents. Il Is
claimed that the companies favored were
the big ones. which could offer side in
duCements TO the agent.
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oNE-LEGGED MEN ARRESTED.
General Round-Jp the Result Of a
Rnhhrrx In Chicncn.

CHICAGO, March 2l.-At daylight this
morning the police had seventeen one
legged men corralled in the Harrison
Street Station and expected 10 have prac-
ticaiy all the rest on the South Side be
fore they were through. The cause was
the robbery of Captain Schultz, who ar
rived in Chicago from St Louis last
night.
Schultz reported to the police that he
had been held uD at the mouth of an al
ley at Twelfth Street, between Michigan
and Wabash Avenue by one-legged
man, who pressed a pistol to his head ana
commanded him to hand over his money.
Schultz says the TObbeF secured about
500 The police were thereupOn ordered
to scour the South Side for one-legged
men.
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notions very cheap.

30 Chinese linen covered ironing wax
with handle Tor lc-
- pearl buttons; dozen for sc
% Tor l+9-s-ard sDoOls black sewing
silk
Ic Tor dozen Sc hooks and eyes,
with OF without hump
English pins
o paper for good needles; All sizes
usually &c
% piece for feather-stitched braid:
white aud colors. nat pattcrns
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DEATH ENDS HIS PAIN.
Charles II FIerler Driven to Suicide
hH Homeless Illness.

Racked with pain and confined 10 his
IL with q disease from which he had no
hope OF recovering, Charles H FIemer
sho+ himself through the head about $50
O'Clock this morning He died a few mo-
ments later. Mr.. FIemer was eightyCour
years old and for thirty years had been
Il resident Of this city. where he came di-
rrelIy on reaching this country from Ser
many.
Mr.. FIemer had been living AZ 7oI Mar
Ilad Avenue northeast with his son Lewis.
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MORTGAGE TO SECURE BONDS.
The Southern States Telephone Com
naInN Rniss.N SIIO. nnn.

The southern States Telephone Com
pany Raises 100000.
NORFOLK, Va, March 2L-The South
ern States Telephone Company. . Mary
land CORPORATION. i'm order TO liquidate a
present debt of $5HgHo ian outstanding bonds
and 70 provide means for continuing. en-
larEins- and extending its business and
operations hereabouts yesterday gave the
Fidelity and Deposit Company OF Mary
land mortgage on its property to secure
$4,000 worth Of twcuty-fiye-year ; per
cent coupon bonds.
The mortgage Is signed by Seymour
EtandeiDaum. President. and Fred ). AK
tell Secretary OF the Southern States
COMPANY Besides cxpending large. sum
Of money in Norfolk, Portsmouth and
Berkley the Southern States Company
Is understood 10 mean TO acquire long
distance connection with All cities in a
belt extending south from York. Pa. to
North Carolina
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FIemer. The second son is associated
with his brother In the drug business
William Elemer and J. \ F'Iemcr have a
large nursery At Springfield. y. J. They
have been teIegra phed for and. until word
Is received from them. the funeral ar
engagements viii not be completed
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Liberal Donation for sports.

COLUMBIA S G. March 21-WnIiam
G Whitney and Thomas Hitchcock will
transfer real estate worth 800 900 at AK
en-. including polo grounds. golf links and
race COURSES to a board of trustees TO
b. used perpetuaiIy for sports Mr.. Whit
nev announces that horse racing viii be
q feature every spring hereafter.
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II Means ostrnci>m-F

disgusting discharges due 20 catJrrh make thou
sihas az people objects OF aversion Hon. George
JaEe~. oI scranton. Pa. SAYS: Il have been
a martyr 70 oatlrrh Tor twenty years constant
hawking and dropping ia the throst and pain
AeHeH's Catarrhal Powder The first notification
gave instant relief. After using a few bottles I
WAS cured sold by f. :. Williams. Ninth and
Streets Edmouds * Williams, Third Street
and Pennsylvania AvcEue.-H
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Hemieh's beers are a constant and welcome
Ei~IJDr % tens Of thousands OF homes Maerzeu
senate and Lager the recognized rcpresen-
t5tlges oi pure matt and hop beverages. Phone
West =. Arlington Bottiins Co, for q case
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TO PREVENT PNEUMONIA AND GRIP
Laxative Bromo-Quinine~ removes the cause.
DIED,

McELFRESH-On THURSDAY March q. 1901. At
1:45 d m, GEORGE ", beloved husband OF
Georeiana McEliresh. aged sixty years and eight
months.
Funeral Sunday, March 81, at O'Clock. from
residence, so Mass. ave, NV, Friends and rela-
tiVgS invited. e2I-g
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SIC to SI.25 muslin garments,
69C.

"A manufacturer odds and eads-al
perfect garments. but considerably
broken IN assortment Embraces
Gowns. Skirts. Drawers. Corset Gov
eTs. etc, of cambria, uainsOOk. and
muslin Gowns with fronts trimmed
with ail-OVer embrOidery-Tou Jokes
Of real IDrcHUu lace and embroidery
between. Empire Gowns trimmed with
Val lace. Eith wide lace rUffles- Skirts
with umbrella fOuECC. with three rows
Of hemStitched tuCks. finished ut bot
tom with thrce-inch TOrchon lace AMI
embroidery founce. Many other
styIcs-su worth >1c TO Sl-Z5, 10Y egc.
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81 gloves, soc.

Tomorrow we shall sell ladies' kid
gloves in new shades. the usual SID
sort for 54c pair.
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corset covers. l25C.

- dozen French corset covers made
OF Uue cambria. lace trimmed and
most perfect hitting, instead Of lgc
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Sc and 69c GOWNS. 39C.

3ac for Ladies Empire Gowns-AIoth-
er Hubhard-E necks. trimmed with
embroidery and lace-fuu length and
Ridth-Some with hemstitChed tuck
ing-the 5ec and G4c values.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-21
LEGAL NOTICES.

u THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA THE 18TH DAY OF MARCH,
IgOL-ADA C. CUMBERLAND Ell Al rs.
ROBERT BROWN. Equity No. 25G1L
Docket 30
On motion OF the pIain;ifs. br Mr Geo. R.
Lillllns, their solicitor, II l. ordered that the
defendant, Robert Brown named rs the grantee
IN q certain deed from Bernard l.. Cumberland
and wife. dated August %. 1895 and recorded
September ,. 1895. IN Liber 2055 folio I53. of
tie land records of said District cause his ap-
PearaHce % be entered herein on or before The
hF>t II d4t occurring iofi1 DAYS AFTER this day;
otherwise the cause VIII be proceeded with rs in
case OF default
The object of this suit Is to annuI certain deed
recorded IN Liber 1850 folio I53 of the land rec
ords OF said District and To =rljeU and cStabffs,
tile in fee simple in plaintiffs, as the sole
heirs-at-law OF Bernard l. Cumberland deceased,
in and To lots Is and 70. square As. This no
tice 10 be published IN the Washington Law Re-
porter and The Washington Times once i week
for three successive weeks before said rule day
CSesIJ Alb, HAGNER, Justice. etc.
\ true copy-Tcst:
a. r NOU NG CLERK, etc
BY r J. NEIG>. JR-. Assistant Clerk.
mlt,2l,@o
u. THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA HOLDING An EQUITY
COURT, CHARLES G. NOR. Complainant
vs. MAGGIE NOR, Defendant. Equity Ne
2zUjs. Doc 90
On motion OF the plaintiff. hv 3Ir. William T
Eltc-ich. his attorney. II Is this SIXTH DAY OF
MARCH. 1885, ordered that the defendant cause
her appearance 10 be entered herein % before
the fortieth day exclusive Of sundays and legal
holidays. occurring after this dav; Otherwise the
cause viii be proceeded with as in case OF de-
fault
The object OF this suit j. divorce on cause o.
habitual drunkenness OF defendant Publication
10 be made once week for three weeks in the
Washington Law Reporter and t1e Washington
Times.
BY The Court.
True Copy. Test:
| j. i. YOJNG, Clerk.
BY J. WILMER LATI3IEE, Assistant Clerk.
mh7I4.2I
Filed March 6. le0I-J r Young. Clerk.
| ~ TIL. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
| OF COLUMBI THE GTH DAY OF MARCH
| l8Gl-NEITiE a CASTER vs. JOSEPH Z
| CASTER. No. 230Ja. Equity Docket ~
| On motion of the plaintiff by Mr.. b. IT, Ioucks
| her solicitor IL Is ordered that the defendant.
| Joseph f. Caster, cause his appearance 10 be
| entered herein on or before the first TuIs-dav
occurring fOrty days after this day. otherwise
/ the cause viii be proceeded with as III case Of
| default
| The object OF his suit IS to obtain a divorce
/ from The bond OF marriage on the ground Of de-
/ sertiou by the defendant for the uninterrupted
| space OF two years. This notice TO be publish
| ed once q week for three successive weeks IN
] the Washington Law Reporter and the Times
| Of Washington City
(Seal} A. B. HAGNER. Justice. Etc.
True Copy. Test:
/ J. r. YoUNG, Clerk. Etc.
BY N. j.. CLANCY. Assistant Clerk.
/ mill
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-21

Women as well as men are
made miserable by kidney and
bladder trouble. Dr.. Kilmer's
Swamp Root, the great kidney
remedy. promptly cures. At
druggists "a fity-cent and dol
.ay have sample bottle by mail
llet telling al about 1t and it.
-mer L Co.. Binghamton, n. Y.
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39C COrSetS. DC.

Lot of Ladies Heavy Jean CorSets:
fun Doued: Iace-trimmed and good TT
ting instead OF &c, for &c pair.
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towels, SIC.
cambria, 6ZC.

TWO cases of hoIey-comb hIeacheI
Towels. extra heavy quality; Is by 70
inches IN size; for $50 each.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-21

Major Sylvester has forwarded to the
Commissioners ii request that Ia be per
Tiited to select rooms for the use IF
clerks, stenoSra pliers, etc, in the upper
floors Of the building now occupied by
the Police Department lie informs me
Commissioners that Tie Appropriation bin
for the fiscal year contains an allowance
for the rent of ald!tioaal room for the
department and he suggests that rooms
for the use Of clerks. SteuOgraphcrs. pho
J0grapher. operator in the charge OF the
EertiIlOn system, surgeons for the Police
and Fire departments. and Trial Board.
10 secured as suggested The request of
the Major has been approved by Commits
siouer Ross, and il is understood that the
Board VIII acguieSce in the decision.
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lOc laces, 48C yd.

Lot oT Point de Paris Lace and IN
servings IN match sets and beading,
instead Of l@c for 47sc yard.
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&c handkerchief. DC.
brush binding, BIC

Lot OF Ladies' and Chiidren's Hand
kerchie1s IN fancy bOrdered and hem
sLlLcEed. Tor 20 iasLeaa Of y.
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aprons, l5c.

Lot % Ladies India Linou Aprons:
gith deep hens and with inserting
above: with wide tie-striugs; instead
of Die for 15c
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instead of o. ward we shall sell ali
coI9rs, best quality brush binding. for
So yard
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Premium Stamps
With Every Purchase.

TOXIC : !. : :.:.. 6 =: Il ..=. =: ..= 6: :.
viii IA ~ he
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The uew L'Aiglon Gilt Belts in
variety OF different styles. also che
mile rosettes with chenille strands
and spiked ends 15c instead OF $40.
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I9c ieWelry, l0C.
new 4Qc belts. 25C.

4IatriX Jewelry. sCca as brooches.
hats ana scarf pins, Joe instead Of
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-21
900 percaIe shirt waists, Csc.

900 ladies percale shirt waists-the new
seasons styles in light striped and figured eff
fpcts; with French backs; soft collars. and fin
ished with pearl buttons: i'll blue pink laven-
der red, etc, which are the usual SOC values,
to go for 25c.
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new Acc ties, Csc.

I.1ut Yards OF Lonsdaie Cambria; in
remnants but all fun yard wide. u
80 IS special Offering at G-sc yard
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-21

The new I.Aislon and Automobile
Ties and fancy ready-made neck
pieces in Arabian lace. chenille ard
velvet trimmings; with or with out
spiked ends. in every shade and com
biuatiou 80 instead Of 4Sc.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-21

The object OF this suit ! divorce on cause Of
habiIual drunkenness Of defendant Publication
10 be made once week for three weeks in the
Washington Law Reporter and tl-z Washington
Times
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Csc yeiIings, lie yd.

The new Veiiinss for spring in plain
and figured mesh and with chenille
and velvet dots; instead Of DC TOR lie
Eari.
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check nainsO0k, 385c.

Lot of remnants of check nainsook
IA assortment OF check patterns IN
stead of Sc yard, for 3Fsc-
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A. B, HAGNER, Justice. etc.

On motion OF the plaintiff by Nr William L
E}tc-ich his attorney. II Is this SIXTH DAY OF
the fortieth day. exclusive of sundays and legal
holidays occurring after this dav; Otherwise the
cause VIII be proceeded with as ia case OF de-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-21

y = Wirkman. of Milwaukee, Wis,
has written 10 the Police Department of
this city letter to the effect that he was
ovcrchargc By a hack driver on the
night Of the Inaugural Ball He gives
the name OF the cabman as William =.
Duhey, Of 7 Second Street northeast. and
says he was required 70 pay SO for a
cab 10 take himself and wife TO the Pen
SIGN Building A T. Lamb. the Inspector
bring the hackman TO trial in the Police
Court. because the complainant cannot
appear
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-21

Tha President of the seattle Build
ing Trades Council Denies That
MechanicS Are in Demand in That
City-Request for IL Fire Alarm Box
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drawers, I25C.

- dozen Ladies Muslin Drawers.
with wide hens. with tucks above and
with yoke bands. VIII b. sold tomDr-
row II PKG
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REPUTATION BUILT on QUALITY"
Oh0n0e0KAe
@
81 Ct. FOR SALE By EI QUNN. CO.. Pa Ave,
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE. beg TO inform my -riends that I have
connected myself with MeSSyS- Slks & CoTnpanv
where with their superior facilities at my com
ulaEd l can promise better service than ever be-
fore
LEWIS B. MOORE
eIS-3 Formerly with Parker Bridget K Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE-NIRS HELEN STERN Ger
nan midwife, has moved trcm So ~ st. sw.
to 80 F St sW- nl6-T
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Austln's Dog Bread

Ia tia best food Tor dogs.
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WHO IS
TO
BLAME

lar sizes You m
free; also pampL
wonderful cures.
Address Dr. hi
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HenriettaS and granite cloths, l9C.

tab-fl ladies' misses ready-to-
wear has of plain and rough jap StraVsilk velvet and
quill nedn variety % walking shapes, and short
back sailor efectsse.ug elsewhere $l25 and $50 Tor
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bleaChed muslin. 565c.
apron ginghams, B.

- pieces of yard-wide bleached mus
lin: soft Ia finish and free from dress
ing instead OF Sc for 57sc yard.
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PITIFuLLY MODEST.

4
Rev F. A. Osborne, in speaking Of it,
said that he was not satisfied with its
provisions. 1T seems 10 me-" he said
ito Ee pitifully modest If l were not of
the same class as those who viii be
benefited by it, l would have brought in
a minority report providing for pen
sion fof every soldier and every soldiers
widow over so years cid who do not
possess $500 worth of property. The
claims OF education, sacred as they are
are not superior to those of the old sol
der The only claim I would put before
it is that Of the insane To properly care
for the old soldier is patriotic, and should
be done from higher motives than those
of duty merely,
SHOULD ASK FOR ENOUGH.
Capt y. A. Ramsey objected to the
report. He said that the pension tax
ought to be 25 cents on the hundred dol
lars worth Of property and 5 cents or the
poll. The Legislature viii not give US
more than we ask fer. We may ger more
than we would otherwise, by making our
demand sufficient for our need. We will
not get much when we ask for little. 3"
Capt. Ramsey produced figures showing
the amount that would be levied under
the various propositions, and contended
that under the rating proposed by the
committee not enough would be raised.
AN INCREASE or ONE THIRD
Mr. Jas. A Bryan. of Newbern l think
you are proposing a measure that will
defeat the object for which we have met
narneIy. greater appropriation for pensions.
The figures just read, if adopted by The
LEGISLATURE. will increase the pensions
So COS or quite So 1-3 per cent, which is
big step forward. If 1 had my way and
North Carolina mad the resources, no old
soldier or soldiers widow should ever sec
another unhappy moment But there are
ether peopIe in the State besides Con-
federate soldiers and their widows
There are poor women who sew into the
late hours Of the night by the tailow di-
10 make living. | am sure no Confed-
CRAZE soldier would be willing % Cypress
one of them.
Let the Legislature take such action as
viii comrcl such property as is not
ta-.ed ia go on the tax book, and then
mass law letting white people pay for
uhite cbildrens education and Negroes
~ their own. and We viii have money
enough 10 provide literally for II bat
tle-maimed veterans
n closing he paid q high tribute - The
women Of the South.
NOT KIN TO JOHN.
.w,fr Toeiah Turner followed in a humor-