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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-06-20

In the matter Of the sales made by Hazel W
Cashell, Collector of State and county taxes
for the Fifth collection district of Mont
gomery county, of certain property to pay
taxes due thereon for the year 1901.
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In the Circuit Court for montgomery county
No. 404 Miscellaneous Petitions.
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o r . e r NISI.

In The matter of the sale made by Elijah W
Walker, Collector OF State and county taxes
for the First Collection District of Monl-
gomery county, OF certain property to pay
taxes due thereon for the wear 1901
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SIX ACREa.


Annie (. Wallace et al. vs. Ruth Dowden.
Ia the Circuit Court for Montgomery county,
AS Court of Equity. No. 1884 Equity.
nRDERED this 18th day Of May, A. d.
" 1902, by the Circuit Court for Mont
gomery county, as curt OF Equity, that the
Auditors Report filed in the above entitled
cause, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
TO the contrary thereof be shown before
the 27th day OF June next: Provided a
copy Of this order be inserted iu some news
paper published In said Montgomery counl y -,
once IN each o. three successive weeks befo re
the said 27th day Of June, 1902.
THOMAS DAWSON, Clerk
Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
True copy-Test
may s0-td THOMAS DAWSON, Clerk.
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o r D { r NIsI.

In the matter of the mortga g from Charles
A. Stakely TO Abby II Phelps, assigned to
Arthur Peter and Kenyon Miller for the
purpose OF foreclOs
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In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county
No 403, Miscellaneous Petitions.
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In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county,
as a Court of Equity. No 1891 Equity.
nRDERED this 18th day OF June, A d.
~ l9O2,.by the Circuit Court tor Mont
gomery county, asa Court of Equity, that
the Auditors Report, filed in the above en-
titled cause, be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown on OF
before the 7th day of July next: Provided
a copy of this order be inserted in some news
paper published in said Montgomery county
once in each OF three successive weeks beior,
the said 7th day of July, A D., 1907.
THOMAS DAWSON, Cpk
Circuit Court for Montgomery county
True copy-Test:
june 2O-td THOMAS DAWSON, Clerk.
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10 the Circuit Court for Montgomery county
No 400, Miscellaneous Petitions
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In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county
No. 4O5, Miscellaneous Petition.
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On SATURDAY. the 21st day
of June, 1902,

at the hour of 2 O'Clock, p. NJ,
IN front Of his Store at Mt. Ephraim, Mont
gomery county, Maryland, offer for sale AT
public auction 10 the highest bidder all the
property, in said Cause, decreed to be sold
part Of this property, herein designated
rs Lot No. |, consists of about
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE of Decree of the Circuit
ID Court for Montgomery county, sitting
as Court of Equity, passed on the 10th day
OF May, 1902, in cause therein depending
wherein Eveline Windham, &c, are com
plainants and James Nicholson and Others
are defendants, No. 1910 Equity, the subscri
Der, Trustee thereby appointed, will,
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O r o e r NIsI,

Iune l3-td
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-06-20

In the Circuit Court for Montgomery count
as u Court of Equity. No 1891 Equity.
The evening world., 1902-03-20
DIED WITH RAZOR
STILL IN HIS HAND.
VETERAN OF THE WAR WITH
SPAIN A SUICIDE.
DiEnbi~d Hnd wns D~-pondrnt
About Pension.

Daniel Darby twcniy-aine wears old.
q Spanish war veteran vas found In h'-
rpun -, No 8'g Wcs. Fifty ninth street.
TODAY with hts throat cut from EAR -
cay I'm his right hard was the razor
HIth which he hhd ended his W,
During the war Darby had sustained
iuilrv 10 three ribs wh!rh nrap1citntcI
u 'pr work ~ any kind. ana fr,m the
Guv, rHmrat %. had been drawing {,
pension ~ '3n month He made a ,rip
tp Washing lu recently relative 10 the
pension and returned about a week ago
since ;r"n %" had been despundrut. AMI
from THIS IL vs. inferred thl, his pen
zion had either been cut down or
stopped
lis hom" Was In Ireland. and fire.
luertly hc expressed wish 20 return
there. but he had always said Ic could
not because Of fear of hclug 'ri-d for
,rcls"n Miss FurlonR. ~ho rented him
the room said she believed tSat ne had
been av Irish patriot and had been
driven from Ireland
The evening world., 1902-03-20
r. r. T. VOTES FOR
$I5o,ooo,ooo BONDS.

Eighteen psrs1ns, representing the
stockhplder, oT the Brooklyn RAPID
Transit Company. met this afternoon
In the ofiit" % the concern. At Mon
;aguc and Clinton streets brooklyn,
ant voted tn mprtg4so the company :
holIlngs for N5oupD"
WUl.tm cullen bryan presided.
and all the officials Df the eomptny
Sere present Votes representing -. o
cast. of wh.ah ~ ~ N"re ia favor -:
the project ana go aga nsi
\. sarDurius. who held tno $40 shares.
entered protest aen!us. the m.ft-
gage. hu; r,fI.,d 20 civ" his reasons
resolution cmbpiy.ug the action
taken was adopted. In whi'h It was
stated tilt az a,.gtslge vas to secure
the Issue OF bonds to the amour; ~
'ii'."",oD - q trusi company to be-
subsequently, designated
IL was also resolved that the bond.
holders may exchange the bonds tn bc
issued Tor capital stock IL the company
after the lapse ~ tws years Dr within
twelve yeats.
II was further agreed that II tho
amount of capital stock shGI.d not br
sufficient Ia meet the requirements ~
inr conversion pt tn. bJuIs Innt stock
the stockholders may authorize the In
crease ot capital stock to any necessary
extent.
The mortgage is designed to extend
tn, lines OF the road ana repay exist
Ing obligations
The evening world., 1902-03-20
.STORMED THE HOUSE
TO SEE HIM SMILE.
YOUNG MATRON. iMPETU0US
IN LOVE, SMASHED THINGS.
stepped ny % Policeman After
Mother Of Young Man
HAD Met Her.

Piqued n the -"flsal ~ the object o'
her affections 70 smile upon her Mrs
Kitty Burns of NJ 80 Evergreen ave
nue.. Brooklyn. went % the hom" NJ
Samuel Duckwliz A. No Ii Elic-i
street. and attempted - break into the
house
She wns met at IN" door hy the Young
mans mother Mrs Auols Duckw!tz who
demonstrated with tho rcrsis''n, young
woman and asked h'r 90 ~ away and
leave her son ~ peace
MIR Burns refused and demanded al
mittlncc. and when ne door was
slammed in hc- face she pulled the h,li
out ~ its flsioninss and broke a plate.
glass pane. IN the don-
Mrs Burns wIz interrupted hy y pn.
llccman, Who arr,igned her IN the Gates
Avenue Court 'o-ia, ou q charge of dis
orderly conduct
Samuel Durkwiz did no, apa-ar In
court HIs mother was the complaInan,
She told Magistrate Watson that her son
was continually annoyed by the at;cn-
tions Of Mrs BI-us
You ought 90 br ashamed ~ you--
self. +" said ...c MAGISTRATE. IN you both
- this young t,I's az, more u max.
Il not for YOU.
The evening world., 1902-03-20
ODD IGNORANCE OF
J.P.M0RCAN' MAN
PERKINS IN DARK AS TO N. P.
MATTERS.
Didn't Even Know when his Firm
Bouaht sis.OoO.OOO of
Common stock.

| George " Perkins - ;h. Hrm #
| ]. T. Morgan n CO. wa put ON the
rack n~fpr. Special TINTED States com
missioner RIrhard \ Mabcy tEis after
moor O. the suit of Peter Power, a
stogkbriI.r = the Northern Pacific
Railroad company. the merger ~ which
Win ,a. ,irsl, Northern Railroad com
pRny he - irving to prevent Tn" m"r-
ger - p-uuos.i ., n. newly organire'i
S0rtheru Securities Co-npany and Is tp
T.. N" subject %: mIch opposition led
by Gov Van SAINT. the trust-hEhtins
Minnesota pficisl
Mr Perkins failed to show much
know ledge of he Morgan Company's
anairS. oven though ne Is a member 80
10 n-m
"Hos much Northern Pacirc common
stock was bought by ;he company b.
tween May l and os last wear uhc
date = th, ''c"ra-r'J7" asked Mr.. Pow
.r's lawNcr. W \ Lancaster. ~ Min
n-aI,nl!-
= don't know said Mr.. Perkins.
How much did the nrin own or con.
troll a that time
Il dont know.
WIFI the firms hooks show this
They 9Foaa5ly viii
who comprises the Hrm Of J. L.
Morgan 4 co -
Il can't tell otrhani Robert Bacon
il IN active management. lie Is now
abroad %
Did your rrm pu-chase stock Of the
Northern Pacific from the Union Pacific
interests between May and November.
i"i1"
Yes
How much"
"seventy-eisht or eighty million dol
inr. worth Of common ana preferred
stock
worth ~ y +. stockT
I'VE sold /, 70 the Northern s-curi-
"pid the Morgan f,rm act a, principal
or as brokers In this transaction
AS bankers. perhaps
Amazing Ignorance.
Mr. Perkins continued TO show almost
amazing ignoranc" '"nc~rninS the az
fairs II ME arm. n. could not tell. ne
said whether the Morgan company
owned any Northern facifie. Union Pa
clc Grrat Northern "r even Northern
Securities Company. or held any OF
either as trustee FOR any one. He
pl-aded ignorance ~ ali these things.
even though he Is a principal director
o. the Northern Securities Company
He cidn'' eyen know. he said who OF
the ;iriu q a know.
Don't YOU know that your hrm
bought some Ss.op.Go or Nso,0.OOo
no-th ., common stock ot Northern
Pa Inc lsst May tthe cornerb7"
Me-
Col. W p CTough. OF 81 Paul a Vice
President and director Of the North
.rn Securities Company. said h- believed
about 10000 shares OF Great Nor ihern
had been transferred to the Norrnern
Securities Company
The roads capital stock. he said. wa,
si25 'O0o
When did you frs, hear Of the ef-
fort OF r. II Hartman, Kuhn. Loeb &
GO. To scauirr control - ~. = p
Early last May. I believe" This
was the corner ,
Was 1; /, fact that Mr. schir and
Kuhn. Loeb & 20 gave their - =
proxies to J y. Morgan 60 under
agreement that Mr. Hartman Join the
directorate.
II believe So
Charles Steele ~ J. = Morgan a Co.
will ~ the principal witness at to-mor
rows hearing
The evening world., 1902-03-20
Mish, Have saved Himself.

Assistant District-Attorney Lord said
that II young voelpei had testified at
N. inluest and had consented 20 clear
up one or two cloudy points. IN all
probability he would never nave been
arrested The boys refusal TO do this
vas counted very much against him
and he sas arrested almost before the
Coroncrs jury gave a verdict
vo-lpei lived with his mother. Kate. at
40 IL Christopher street. They KEEP;
4 newsstand at the corner OF Hudson
stree; near their home.
Mrs voelpcl was found dead by her
son She had been literally hacked 70
pieces There were tveniytolr deep
knife wounds all over the upper Part of
her body.
No suspicion attached Ia the boy un-
~ he began asking how 20 get his
mothers life insurance. and. as tho po-
lice all-ge. refused TO Civ. them all
the aid he could In their search.
S-vera! damaging points were made
against him at IN. examination. but
no attempt Vas made TO explain then
away Briefs we're hled yesterday with
the Magistrate by both prosecution and
defense
Magistrate Olmstei announced with
his decision that II the defense now
wished TO put In any evidence In reDut-
tai. the Magistrate -ho succeeds him
AZ Jefferson Market next week mist
D. consulted
The evening world., 1902-03-20
FOR WAR TAX REDUCTION.
House nil In senate Removes All
hut That on Burket shops.

WASHINGTON. March - Senator
Aldrich. from the Committee on Fl
nance to-day presented 20 the Senate
the repor, of that committee on the bill
repeating the war revenue act
There are many changes In the Ian
guage Of the bill but except in on" in
stance the intention ~ the House bill oi
repealing the entire act f. respected
The .xc, ptisn IL the provision In the
existing law providing for the taxation
Il bucket shops" which provision i-
LETT intact and the tax continued Ia .t-
feet
The evening world., 1902-03-20

within one year s;u.Fts Ca,arrh Tablets
the new eatarrh cure. has met riih such
every drug store throughout th. ua'trt
Sfatss and canada
To be- cure a large amount oi aiycrtislns
NAA necessary Ia m. nrst Instance to hrtng
the remedy TO tn attention ~ the public
but every one familiar with the subl-C'
sEoSs that advertising alone never rnAis
any article permanently successful Il
must have 10 addition absolute. GuieniAbls
merit. and 'hi. the ucS catArfE cure Ger
tAHiy passess-, 10 marked degree
phgsiH ,au. Nho formerly iet~nisi upon
meats nov use Stuar'- CaiArTh Tablets
because Uu" ~ III" most prom nsni
convenient form al the rraIi, offi,Isnt ca
,hrrh remedies such a. !ri gum blood root
and similar auiisep'ics.
They contain 10 cocaine ngr nplats, and
safety and bcucn
Dr J Rc!tsrr o' Co,ugtoa ~
says suffered from eatStrh lH my head
aos. and irritation IN ~" thr1I' Affecting
my voice aud often .,trrilns 90 the stlm
lch caus.ns ratarrh - the stomach !
tarrh Tablets Al m, iruEgiTs cafri.A
them IN IN pocket and usri them 'ii'h
fully AMI the way 10 Hh..h thrv cleared
my head and throat vas ,rr'aiah remark
sprlng and consider mEsgf entirely free
'snm anv ratarfha. truuhl.
Nr. ierutl" E.isrns OF Nhe"l ~ " Va
ar't,s 4 suffered from ratarrh nearly my
whole life aad lss. wiu,cr mN Two ghilirrn
1l,o ,ur,rfl from catarrhal colds Aad sore
throat 81 much thFN w"r" uut - srh.ul q
1a-sr norton Of the winter Nv brother
mo vas cured OF caiarrh4l deafness BY
1siux S,uart's Chtarra Tablets urged mr &
fr, Thsrl 80 much JhA ! ilI 80 lad ltu
,rti.y thagk.al 'nr What thrN have done 'lr
llys.lf Aui ~, children. AlNays ar-p a
hox nf 'hr ,ahIfts 100 he house and al 'hs
Srst apprAFAuE, - = e. Id 1r sore throat Nc
.tN 4 Ia. q ~ 80
, household ari .rtlOH win u
Fuli-sirci par .nsr. Oi Stuar's caArrh
T,tIrts ar spA 'u- r',F rcu's ~ -'. dug
send 'lr book On Hausc anl car o' "a
.arrh mailed 'rsn Niirrs' = \ stuart
- N--sh-li u.r'
The evening world., 1902-03-20

Frederick o Nelson. 4 wc,l-known bro
ker. saw her At one OF the Amiranih
performances. fell in love and married
her.
:, far As Is known their married NE
"as happy until ABOUT iwo wears agJ.
when a't"r sixteen years ~ matr.mpuy
Nrs Nelson announce that she d-s.r.i
q divorce from her husband. HcE reason
"as unique
'He has been = good kind husband. .'
sh. said. but | never owed him and
cannot lpy" him | have lived li- for
sixteen years and can do u no longer
The evening world., 1902-03-20
TO STOP RATE-CUTTING.
Injunctions 10 lie asked Against
Chicago Uniiroads.

CHICAGO, March - Petitions FOR
iuWnctiouS similar 10 those ;iled In
Kansas City viii be hIcd IN the United
states Circuit Court here lat, to-day
against all railroads entering The city
InjunctiOns are to be asked for to re-
strain the railroads from secret ra..-
cut.in..
The evening world., 1902-03-20
LADY RODNEY GETS DIVORCE.
decree Grnntcd ON Grounds of
Cruelty aud Inndriity.

LONDON. March ?0.-fniy Rodney.
daughter u Baron Wlmborne ard cousin
to the Duke OF Marlborough. was grant
ed iIvorc" to-day from her husband
IN. seventh Baron Rodney, ON the
grounds nt cruelty and intdriity.
Tn" pllintIff testified to her husbands
violence. on one oCcasiOn he struck her
~ the "y" N.Il ms C.iiIyHvd nst. ini
she thcreupon left him.
The evening world., 1902-03-20
Reward fMerit.
A New Catarrh Cure Secures National
Popularity in Less tian One Year.

Throughout a Er-at nation OF eighty mill
lon II is a desperate struggle to secure even
recognition far new article. to cay
nothing OF achieving popular favor. and yet
The evening world., 1902-03-20

Mrs. Nellie Nelson. an actress known
on the stage as Nellie Yal. died this
morning In Roosevelt Hospital She had
suffered from appendicitis for some time
but delayed an operation. When II wa,
performed the surgeons found that blood
poisoning had set In and tina, nothing
Suld be done to save the patient.
Nrs. Nelson was thirty-elght years
OLD. She lived with her mothr. Mrs
Williamson. and her son Frederick At
No ]: W~t slx,y-sixth street The
boy Is studen; in Columbia Uniyer-
slty. Mrs Nelson had not appeared "a
the stage for two months previous TO
ncr death.
She was taken from her home 10 the
hospital ON March /: as a private pa
tient and her case was 50 urgent that
the operation was performed the same
day She never rallied
As Nellie Yale Williamson the woman
who died this morning made quite "A
reputation as an amateur actress Ia
brooklyn She was "A member II the
Amasanth Dramatic Society AMI a belle
The evening world., 1902-03-20
Bond Issue Approved.

Despite protests Of tae minority. the
question was put to vote /: was car
r!ed by i@.i75 shares to 30 most u the
minority refusing to vote.
When the rcsul; VAS announced Mr
wormser got up and si!G
II desire to serve notice on the chair.
man that am the holder O! proxies NJ
1000 shares and that propps. to go
into court with this matter"
r. Ellery Anderson. representing NJ
Wormser. characterized the conduc; of
Mr.. widener as most hish-hanied and
arbitrary.
We have right 10 know" he said.
the worth of this guarantee"
No attention was paid to him and
the meeting was adjourned. Immedi-
ately another meeting WAS called by
President vree!and and vIce-Presldent
Hasbrouck was put In the chair. This
meeting was to decide about the Issue
OF the bonds.
The evening world., 1902-03-20

For the pub,ic debt Of tue tni'-d
STATES. and the indebtedness OF other
nations soc tur World Almanac.
Pages 800 a-d 22l
iu,l TUpl., Ts-sey Treated ia the 1917 Woril
Alr.anAr Wei printed ani strSoET
bsuu. -. AL arssivsIsT. ~
mail. lss
The evening world., 1902-03-20
lost. Founu and ReManas.

I,psI-pianoai aof.s,h,. p,H IN IVES, stiA .
lt-ral ts-sri for stIlra ". Y. Nsl!sE. 80
-, sotA a.
The evening world., 1902-03-20

and that u was unjust Z" expect
the storkholdrrs Ia vote to turn
their Rss~ts over to % compnn,
which guaranteed per cent. on
the stock when there was no
owiedx- before them a.. to the
worth Of the guarantee.
Chairman widener refused TO give any
Information about IN. spmgaay. lie
said the stockholders had ample time To
earn about the standing Of the road
and that for thar matter he had no IN
formation to "ivc.
The evening world., 1902-03-20

\ separation followed Mr. Nelson
made an Allowance for his wife and
CAV" he tn. custody OF the boy They
remained friendly. but he seldom saw
heF and was not Gytifei OF her illness.
Career ON the stage.
Mrs. Nelson made her debut on the
stag" a. Nellie Yale with Joseph Ar.
ihur'S "still Alarm company. She
vas pronounced suo,ess from the b..
ginning. and toured with the Company
almost all "t enc season. Then Arthur
released hcF sne sued him for $500
aud non the suit
Shr wls leading woman with Tim
Murphy Ia The carpet BsRger" and
sain'd q reputation as strong actres,
With other companies. Generally she
played In mslodrlma on the rad Her
last 'ngIgcm"u, Was with William \
Brldy's southern "SorrDws p, sa,a-"
company She g., sod 'hc engagement
tAp months ago ana cam" 10 New York
40 from tn" disease that finally caused
I,r death.
The evening world., 1902-03-20
'CURES KIDNEYS.

Warmers Safe Cure Co.: Gen.
tlemen-Some years ago I suf.
fered greatly from liver and Kid.
ney trouble. l was advised to
use Warmers Safe Cure. which I
did. After using a dozen bottles
was entirely cured. I consider
my cure due to the use Of War.
ner's Safe Cure.-A. J. Dunlevy,
Capt. of Police. San Francisco.
Cal.
Warmers Safe Cure II purely
vegetable and contains no harm
full drugs. II does not consti-
pate: II is a most valuable and
effective tonic; IL Is a. stimulant
10 digestion and awakens the
torpid liver. putting the patient
into the very best receptive state
for the work OF the restorer of
the kidneys. II prepares the
tissues. sOothes inflammation
The evening world., 1902-03-20
hoy Frustrated.

Young Noelpel was almost prostr,ted
hy the decision He had confidently cS-
p~ctr,i tn he released as soon as MhEis-
trht. Olmstei passed rn the case. W."
was led back "a his cell In the court
prison in a dsEed condition.
Most OF the cooln'rs and apparent IN
direrenc" ne maintained almost since
Mrs voelpcl's murder disa appeared
when he learned that he must now nEht
for his life.
Ever since the police began suspect,ng
him he showed an almost in-olent
front 10 them. practically dsfyinE ar
rest.
At the examination he showed Xxi"
interest and At the Coroner's inquest
refused to go on the witness stand.
ON advice of counsel"
The evening world., 1902-03-20
TRIAL BOTTLE FIRE.

bladder
blood Warmers bottle viii
Warmers
Rochester " liberal
World
testimonials
The evening world., 1902-03-20
v0ELPEL BOY HELD
ON MURDER CHARGE.
MUST ANSWER FOR THE
DEATH OF HIS MOTHER.
sr-nt shock to Youth, Who Had
Thought H- Would sur-iy
ID Free.

BY decision of Magistrate Olmsted
In Jefferson Market Court to-day.
seventeen year-old John Noelpel Is
held for trial on the harge OF killing
his mother Kate Voslpel on Feb II
So confident were the boys lawyers
tina: the evidence was not sufficient
20 even incriminata him they put
in no defense az the examination
which concluded Monday
Magistrate Olmsted decides that
the prosecution has offered sufficien,
evidence TO permit the State to hold
the prisoner for his defense"
Neither %, voInE Vo.lpegs lawyers
John r Mriu'yr~ ,r Edward Weiss.
was In court when the decision va5
rendered. The Dis'rict-Atto-ney o.
nee. which has oecn represented by
Assistant District.A'torncy Lord had
nn rcpr"s"ntaii," IN court. either.
The evening world., 1902-03-20
owns onI, Three Cars.

Mr. Cleveland demanded TO know the
financial standing Of the Interurban
Company.
H- said u had no financial stand
ina, that u only owned three cars
The Monticellonian., 1902-11-27
Colorei BaptisIH.

The negro Baptist state convention which was held at Pine Bluff last week, was attended by ever 1,S00 del egates The feature of the session was the annual address delivered by President E. C. Morris, of Helena, who has served in that position for twen- ty-two years. He told the negroes not to get discouraged on account of race prejudice, as it would mold them into stronger men and women Tt is prej- udice," he said, which gives employ ment to every negro preacher, teach CT, doctor and lawyer, and has built all the negro churches and schools started every negro store, hotel, res taurant, every bank and insurance company; in fact. every enterprise owned and operated by negroes is the result of the American color line. Stay in the race and build it up, is my advice to my people. The ne groes should give less attention to politics and more attention to busi- ness and getting homes' The fol- Morris, president; j. P Robinson, of Little Rock. recording secretary; J. w McCrary. of Fordyce, corresponding secretary; w. A. Holmes, of Helena statistician; J. M. Harris, of Texar- kama, treasurer.
The Monticellonian., 1902-11-27
Not Properly Supported.

In his concluding biennial report, Judge Frank Hill, late commissioner of agriculture, says: The bureau of agriculture of Arkansas has never ac- complished in this state what simi. lar bureaus have accomplished, and are accomplishing, in other states. The reason for this is plain Other states are investing $10,000 to $100,- GOO each year in pushing their agri- cultural interests. Arkansas invested during the last two years $375 per year. This $375, as well as the salary Of the commissioner and his deputy IS paid from the general revenue in Arkansas The natural resources of our state are superior to those of any of the states, and in my judgment our poor showing in this census is due largely to a lack of systematic adver. Using and encouragement and educa- tion of our farmers The advance in all lines of agriculture in the state of Louisiana in the last decade has been something phenomenal, and has fol lowed careful adjustment of law and painstaking, studious effort to ed ucate the farmers and encourage them to adopt improved methods" ]"