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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-04

Grand Master George Brown and Past
Grand Master j. A Colaw will attend
the dedication services of the new L. o.
o. F. hall at Havana, Kas. The MEM
hers of this lodge have had more than
their share of misfortune Their lodge
hall was first struck by lightning and
afterwards burned. Upon moving to
another temporary hall they were
burned out again new hall has been
completed at an expense of about $4,
600.
The "shoe social" is the latest fad in
Rebekah circles, says the Western Odd
Fellow. 1t can be made quite an elabo-
rate affair, and oftentimes quite large
sum is realized. A miniature shoe
made of a thin fabric is included with
each invitation, which tells in rhyme
that two cents for each number of the
guests shoe would be expected to be
placed in the little receptacle. Some
that were present paid in quite sum,
not wishing to tell the number of shoe
they wore. The 'Klondike Dig is a
taking card and will afford consid-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-04

The Union relief committee members
of the odd Fellow lodges of the city
will meet Tuesday, January Z, at the
Temple to organize.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01

AS the dates for holding tho Demo
c,aiic congressional primaries in the
various districts draw near. it becomes
more and more apparent that six Ct the
present congressman from Virginia VII
1iavc no party opposition.
In the Second. Third. Fourth and Ska
Districts. however, l.ret.y conteS-s IRE
already on. and they p-on:ise 20 contain
ut least enough life 2nl Split 70 p'ase
them interesting.
Among the younger Eaea of the STATE
who arc aspiring to seats in II. National
House of Representatives. Messrs.
joseph T. Lawless. of Norfolk, Jefferson
Wallace of Richmond. and r. e., sou,h-
Oil, of Amelia, occupy striking positions
In the public eye.
Hoe, I.awlcss, as he IS best known to
his friends, is a self-made man. and de-
serves a great deal Of credit Cor the high
place he has won in the hears: 81 his
people What he is and has are largely
the results Of his own energy and emii-
ton, he having struggled from his early
youth to obtain an education and to be-
come a factor in the business and politi-
cal world. When quite a young man MT.
Iawless was nominated and elected to
the Senate of Virginia from the district
composed Of the county of Norfolk and
che city of Portsmouth. in which latter
place he was born and reared. The peo-
pie of the Second Congressional District
Mt once detected in his composition tho
clements of popular leadership, and in
the summer of 1888 he proved that he
possessed them beyond all question. He
I'd 1,,,r
O'Fcrrall as the leader Of the Valley
statesman's forces for the Democratic
nomination for Governor, and when the
Second District was called in the noni-
mating convention in this city. she an
swcrcd '.o'FerralT' without dissent
ing voice.
PLACED HIM IN LINE.
This splendid piece of political general
ship gave Mr.. Lawless at once a State
wide reputation, and when the Legisla-
ture convened in the following Decem
Der he was chosen for Secretary of the
Commonwealth over Henry w. Flournoy,
who had held the office for many years.
end who was one OF the most popular
of all the State officers. Mr.. Lawless
vas three times nominated and re-elect-
ed to the Office, and after having filed
1t with much ability for eight years, de-
Ci1Iet. Ic-cieCloli III 1so1, III oluci W
take up the practice of law in Norfolk
city, in partnership with his old friend.
ex-senator Jeffries. Of Culpeper Al
though only organized last year. the firm
of Lawless & Jcffries Is recognized as
one of the strongest in Eastern Virginia,
end has built up a practice OF which any
LAWYER would feel proud.
Mr. Lawless is a strong friend. an
aggressive and courageous enemy. and
withal man Of striking ability and
popularity. He is .waging a very attrac-
five fight for the nomination to succeed
Congressman Maynard, and his friends
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01

are freely predicting that he will win.
a NAN OF THE PEOPLE.
MIR. Jefferson Wallace. of this city. is
another young man Of striking popu-
larity. who desires to represent his peo-
pie in the United States Congress. There
are few men Of his age in Virginia who
can boast Of a better record for party
service, and there are few. If any, in the
Third District. who enjoy wider or
more favorable acquaintance with the
Democratic voters. For seventeen years,
by day ana by night, he has gone from
precinct to precinct and pleaded the
cause Of his party on the stump. and up
to this time he Eas never sought or held
any public office. He was for about
twelve years and until very recently a
member Of the City Democratic Com
inittee and during the greater portion
OF that time was its able and faithful
secretary.
The office had been salaried one until
Mr. Wallace. assumed it, but he declined
to accept pay for party service ana mad
resolution adopted abolishing the
salary feature In 1898 Mr.. Wallace was
elected chairman of the Committee and
served with much ability in that position.
for about two years when he retired OF
his own voiition. the body expressing its
regret at having to lose his services by
formal resolution. But Mr. Wallace
retirement from the City Committee did
not mean that his zeal for the cause Of
his party had cooled On the other hand
he has remained actively in politics and
has canvassed his district for the DEM
ocratic ticket in every contest.
His friends appear confident OF ms
success. and are enthusiastically behind
his candidacy.
A STRONG CANDIDATE.
Hon. Robert G. Soutfall of Amelia, is a
strong candidate for the Democratic nom
ination in the Fourth District. 1t has been
sixty years since Amelia had man in Con-
gress, and the people of that staid old
county have put Mr.. Southall forward as
their unanimous choice for the honor. He
is regarded as one of the strongest law
yers in South side Virginia, and is man
of wonderful popularity. He is Common
wea!th's Attorney for his county, and has
served his dstrict-composed of Amelia
and Nottoway-in the House for several
terms, in which body he has taken high
rank being the chairman of the very I'M
portant Committee for Courts OF Justice.
Mr.. Southall is highly educated having
had his academic training in private
schools in Amelia and at Hampden-Syd-
ney College, ana having graduated with
distinction in the law department OF the
University of Virginia.
He is well known and popular through
cut the Fourth District, having prac-
ticed his profession in most of the coun-
ties and having canvasSed them all tune
and again in the interest Of the nominees
of his party. Mr.. Southall is man of
exceeding modesty. and has never been
disposed to press his claims for public
favor. but his friends, are said to be
very active in his behalf, and they seem
confident that he will win his fight IN the
primaries.
There are other strong men aspiring to
represent their respective districts in
Congress, and OF their personnel The
Times may have something to say later
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01
ScottsvilIe Affairs.
(special Dispatch to The II.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
SCOITSVlLLE. VA. May S1.-Aitss
Minnie Moon has returned from Wash
ington and will spend the summer
months at Shirland tho country home
Of her mother. Mrs @. c. Moon.
Mr. 3. II. Jones IS out again. after
being confined to his homo for several
aeelss by q sprained anleie.
Mr.. g. II. Avis. OF Richmond. is VISIT
sng friends at his former home near
Ecottsvi,le.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas IS. Oliver have
returned to their home at Meechums
River after short stay at scottsville.
.Asr. Oliver will mako extensive repairs
to the place near here owned by him in
the nesr future.
Mrs. s. 81. Leckio and Mr.. Thomas
.aeclsie arc visiting relatives and friends
lat Buena VISTA
Miss Cary Langhorne has returned %.
.Bcottsy5lis after visit to friends at
sExynchburg.
& Mrs Mary a.. Jones and Miss Al. r.
issonns are visiting relatives ard friends
l.hAssaEtaa11ils
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01
Affairs in FIuvanne.

- tspecial Dispatch toSThe Times.)
WILMINGTON, VA, May 31.-W. H.
Wood broke a bono in his forearm a
few days since. The injury. though
painful, is not serious and Mr.. Wood
who is prosperous farmer, will be able
to attend to his business by carrying
the injured limb in sling.
Miss Nora Perkins is at home again
after a three-months' stay in Richmond
c. E. Jones is fast rebuilding his excel
lent grist-mill at Carysbrook. Which was
destroyed by fire last autumn. The mill
will soon be in running order again.
Miss Belle Perkins, Of Richmond. is
spending few weeks at "Mount Airy
resting.
The State Bank of Columbia has just
moved into its excellent new building.
The business had grown so steadily a
more commodious building was much
needed
Mrs. Cora Hughes left this morning
for Danville Military Institute. where
her SON Ashley, is a student. Mrs.
Hughes will also visit friends at Reds
vile, N. c. y
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01

Miss Margery Harris entertained a
number of her friends at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Y. B. Harris.
a few nights ago. a number of games
and other amusements were INDUCED in
and all present had general good time.
The Scottsville Baseball Team was de-
feated last Monday for the second time
this season by the Fork Union Academy
team on the grounds Of the latter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01

my young friend said Senator sor-
ghun1, you have an excellent talent for
speech-making.''
Yes" complacently replied the states
man who gets a great deal of applause
from the galleries. Il feel justified in
saying that oratory is a gift"
That's what it is. There are mighty
few people who can get paid for it now
adays. "-Washington Star.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01

horses at the New Orleans winter meet
ing. also figured as good winner at the
recent spring meeting OF the Louisvine
Jockey Club.
Among the winners az Morris Park
was SwampIands. bay colt, g. by Flat
lands, dam Lizzie NJ, by Eolus, who.
was bred In the Fort Chiswell stud Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01

..Have you ever written anything that
you were ashamed OF? 2. inquired the se-
we're relative.
IN o. answered the ant hor. But
hope to some day. need the money
WashinSnn M.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01
ice-Cream Festival.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
DEWITT, VA, May 31.-A very enjoy
able ice cream festival was given here
wards an organ for Bott Memorial Pres
byterian Church. "A large crowd assem-
bled and SEQ was realized.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01
RI. McGavock. Max Meadows.

RI. McGavock. Max Meadows. VI
= =. - BROAD ROCK
Some folks Is all time crytn Ter
7tice fer de yuther Teller; but q p.
{tica ever knocked at dey own dose.
dey,d holler FUN halfway up do chin
bley dat dey amt at home.-At1anfa
Constitution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01

Mr.. Robert E. Macomber, of the we'll
known jewelry house of Nowlan & CO.. of
this city, has one of the speediest road
horses here in the chestnut gelding Star
ling. full brother to Winfield, 2:10 IA, by
Mambrino Harold. dam Maggie s., by
Spartan, Jr. Starlings record is only
2:27 Ia but the chestnut gelding can reel
off eighths in Is seconds. a two mute gait,
with ease He has been in the hands of
George R. Richmond at the Acca. Farm
track for some weeks past. being shaped
up for road work, but is now in the
private stable of his owner, who will drive
him during the remainder of the. sea-
son.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01

The bay gelding Death, by Imp. Cha
gAhs ~ Aaakl3 q g aps5 at ths= sezt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01

w. X Mathews has removed his stable
from Glenlea Farm to the Ravenwood
place, near the old Exposition Grounds,
and is working for speed, the roam mare
Miss Bird, 2:33 IA by Jay Bird, dam Mat
tie Swope, 2:3O, by Young Jim: Maxi K.
bay colt. by McZeus dam Miss Bird. and
Judge Witt brown gelding, a: by McZeus.
dam Magaret Walker, by Gambetta. The
stable also includes the thoroughbred
mare Faustena, by tEolus. dam War
Lass, by War Dance, and her foal Of
1902 bay filly by Bitten, 1.-THE Iron
Horse
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01

LESSONS AND COMMITTEES.
Tn view OF tho election at Denver
~ a lesson COMMITTEES to prepare the In
ternationa1 series Of 19O6-1911, special In
terest will attach to the convention.
since the appointment Of the present
committee in 1896, the whole field of Sun
day school teaching has received unusual
attention from specialists In pedagogy
and a comparatively new psychology,
Of religionu training has come to the
front. .ss5s3ss. ),
: The committee came into existence at
indianapolis in 1872. It is composed of
leaders, clergymen and laymen, Biblical
students. and practical Sunday school
workers There are fifteen American
members and British section OF eight
correspond ents.4 These are all elected
Nv the international convention. itself
n delegated body. The present commit
fee was unanimously chosen in Boston
|. in 1896, upon the unanimous recommen-
dalton of nominating committe of repre-
senta tives of all sections Of the country.
and many denominations "A subcommit-
tee Of seven. previously considered each
nominee in private session, where the
utmost frankness prevailed.
trted: John Potts D. D.. Ontario. Meth
odist, chairman; A. e. Dunning, D. d.,
Massachusetts, Congregational, secre-
tary; j.. NJ. STILES. DID,, Pennsylvania.
Baptist; -. F. Jacobs. Illinois, Baptist;
]. II Kinds, Phi. D.. Tennessee. Cumber-
land Presbyterian: B. b.. Tyler, ID. d..
Colorado Church Of Christ; j. S. Stair
D.. d., Pennsylv Reformed j. R.
ssampey, %. D.. Kentucky, Baptist 80 H.
wv. Warren, ID. Colorado, Methodist;
"a. Schauffler .. New YorlS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01

Gross premiumsun-
paid December 81,
last year...-..-
Gross premiums on
risks written and
renewed during
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01

Total.
Deduct gross pre-
miums in course
of collection at
this date....
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SeiIfob al Garner % Serrer. Rco
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aptnoen og taItc for giebliffet ON
bcnSc& llbeitmbigbeo.
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reo ier'te 2eiligbeo bill brpoe 6eite
lit Orb"
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Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
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re boln III. ~De TcrcneNc Statcr2
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Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
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Saipas 6upebttab.

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bltfal1f aonOrbot til @mbe0et iom
eolrrtp Ittornept og bans Robiton-
Sere mrblaber life at fortelle, bpab
Weano ban er.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
Sormano bovme.
GrGitcrne aitagcr itebie. Sans Sil'
fanb or baables.

"Rciorm" for / 5irsbass ~itriper:
"JormanO t6opmes Silitauo er oms
trent %uiorauoret, raar nrota9es at
&rGftsrne jeuut oitaQer. San CT M
ian ipag al ban maa HptteS I Senaen.
Gan bar Ro, mar ban er pnber Sno=
iIgoeIic al Dteoicin. Spnbag par ban
me8et uruiis % baoce ltore Smerter.
S9aar por ban igien rOlis eiter at bapc
to9et Wiebicin. Sau CT me9et taalmp'
big % futOt no oUerlaot / Subs Billie.
@nar Sgltreue, Der pleier BAN, befla'
ger, al be iaa Tibet tou 9jsre for at ltn'
ore bans Smerter, tiger ban tmellem:
Cub uil mart euoe mine Smerter.
Oct er life iaa iarlig." San enlfer at
ina fare berIra. Oct CT laa me9et ties
brs. 6an lager Wtebicin anoen bper
AiteH % b~enioloer / en- ipu~nli9neroe
DIS. Get tau eubnu bare en- lib, 'gr
5Oranorins Tier, ipruoiat at Inlet ipen'
let inotr9iicr. Ter 9aar Ell WGn9ee
mpOiigeuOe 8pster om 6urmano Sop'
mes Silitanb. "Refurm"s Meboelels
fer er ubiOtut paalioeli9e. &i itafier
os llnberretnins ON 8atientens ali
itanO buer Ranoas GitermibcaS. @ib
iaaianbt enbel al bisie &pster ON, at
Sppme CT / Sebring, bar iauoe. Mten
be er bet life. 6opmes 9iIitano er,
iaopibt pi fpritoar. boablBs."
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
Smaapluf.

MbiS 8lritinc Woen ira @ICn.
luopO SomnThip reiIte ioog CDfan.
oag) til Hoieuu Gountp, Ntinn,
boor bun ogter at forbItoe en- len.
aepe Sio.
- 'EoDE 2fnbed ira Galmat Gapoe
/ 9gr6u9S oct llbeib at iod lit enc
Gen nlrit unocr SiuIere pao en- Sa8.
iogeroogn / GaImar urber 6orisget
paa al hoppe iu6 pou SrGnet, ne.
Oen& bette bar / 8ma. SPgebirip
bIeo itrag tiIfolot, % oct blco ful'
oet neOpeftoigt at afIptte 8enet iiot
~neocrfor anpet.
6rant Soler bar pr. Seleton
urrtrrettet oS ON, at ocn erelte
Spmpton al 3opperNe ! hau3 SuS er
8Iafaten ltberlpoa Dsreu. 6ront
tror iorreiten life, at ban nogenfin6s
bor boot SpgoonunelL men ltaar
HGger tiger, at ham err ina ioa MAJ
han rel ftr6c iiQ oeri. SilNatrOen
iincn il0itc llqe er Dem inTluIlc, Tor.
iuuui0t irH ser i1pgcn me TiIiGl6cr
cr, % De fsr1te Yatienter er HGite1t
bra i9jcn,
@alQ poa acknowledgements
boIotr2 UtanonQ Gftermiohaq &c
biStioige 0ireftsrer u. 4. Ammoien
og 6. &. Gnotpeu iomt 9oarOet3 aaS.
icrcr =. &. &obnion bIep aiclpal9te.
- Nra. GuiunH "a benoe5 Sen
Cboroalh rcilte i Eir&ouN@ I'll Seot'
lie, MalhIrgtou, Tor at beiGQc Ssns
uen, Nnorc>p Gutnnel, 'om Dor Der.
uoe. Dc oQtrr al tilbrinQc noQIq
N}aoueoer Der. 5piQcrienucn, otto
Goeniou % Some rciitc / 'aIume
TeIQc d oRtcr al boiptte iiQ ser.
noe.
Nhj$ Norn yore ira hilbert @c,
ht,cQcr for Chen N. g. Tuncripns
I@w her i Nncn.
Ga Eohon Srrpolo ttIbrinRc,
ronIc IoQr / owen.
N}r. Ghl8 Rrorun. ION poy
TEiTtr9 I en- @IfncTino AZ IrQ2urr
C~rnornTntcr / @aihrwton. :. 6.
>ahe ior ourtrrrt rr ltlc 'iNcn cilcr
en- Irreerr TiM SmNam al @iGt,
FC5er. NfNehr UIr art mco 9te&iit