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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-24
Repairing Courthouse.

Tn line with a resolution adopteq some weeks ago by the Board of County Commissioners. corps of workmen and scrub-women went to work at the county courthouse and ar mory this morning and for the next few days the place will be the scene of much activity. In addition to the extensive repairs which will be made. the entire place will be cleaned from one end to the other.
 commissioner sennott, the city mem Der of the board. has the work in charge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-24

Mrs. Julia Gaston. of Gastonberg. is the guest of Miss Mary Howard, on Parkman street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-24
Award of Medala.

The award of medals in the public school was made known today the successful winners being Miss Nell Richards. first, and Dudley Barrow. The w, A. Blount medal was warmly contested for by Dudley Barrow and Miss Occie Clubbs, the first named be- ing the winner.
 The medal won by Miss Richards was donated by the Sons of the Amer lean Revolution. and was for the best composition on "Johd Paul Jones" The W. A. Blunt medal. taken by Dudley Barrow, was for the best com position on "The Return of the Bat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-24

T. B. Duke has returned to Wash fngton, D. C.. after spending several
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-24
Io..nh Known Here.

Readers of The Advertiser were shocked this morning to learn Of the death at Montgomery of E. B. Joseph: who was known by many citizens of thf9 nlacA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-24
Advertiser Bureau,
 ~r ao


 Dr. R. P. Lockhart this morning cad dressed a communication to Mayor ". R. Atkins, calling the city authorities attention to the front wall of the build ing on Water Street which was form erIy occupied by the American Candy Factory, The communication stated that the wall was unsafe. that there was a crack in 1t and that the wall ap- peared liable to fall at any minute and in falling that 1t might Kill or in- lure some citizen.
 This building, which was burned few weeks ago. has caused consider able trouble ever since the fire. First the rear wall, after considerable de- lay, was condemned and, torn down Then last Saturday evening heavy wind storm came along and blew down another part which in falling tore down about eighty feet of the rear or the adjoining store, which is owned py Mrs. J. A. McKinnon, and also did con siderable damage to some outhouses in the rear of Dr. Lockharts drug store.
 The blowing down of this side wall It is claimed has cracked and weakened the front wall until 1t Is dangerous and unsafe for pedestrians to pass on that side of the street and for that reason pr. Lockhart petitioned Mayor Atkins to examine the wall and if he found 1t to be unsafe to have 1t torn down. Mayor Atkins will doubtless examine the wall and will also have the ire wardens of the city to also look at 1t and if they find that the wall Is unsate the city will stop the repairing of the buildingi and have 1t torn down.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-24

Miss Annie Dickinson, of Cambeiton. Fla, is the guest of Mrs. I'd cothran. on Parkman street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-24

Mrs. sa1ome Rowan, of Benton, has returned home after visiting Mrs. Sam Rouan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-24

Mrs. J. D. Wilkins, of Mobile. Is the guest of her mother. Mrs. Goodwin. on Second street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-24
soclal and PernonaT.

Miss Carrie Wilkins, one of Selma's most attractive young ladies, is visit ing relatives in Tuscaloosa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-24

Messrs. Sam B. Jones and Duncan. of Montgomery. are in the city for q few days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-24
senator Mallory to speak.

United tSates Senator 8. K. MAI lory will address the Pensacola public tomorrow night in advocacy of the white primary system. Mir. Mallory has been in the city contipuously since the adjournment of Congress, and there will be large number to hear him discuss the subject. which is just now playing "a very important part in the municipal campaign.
 There will be a number of other speakers from the same platform in- ciuding c. H Bliss. the primary can- didats for the mayoralty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-24

Mrs. Culver is visiting relatives AAd friends In Marion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-24

Mrs. George Cunningham will be hos- tess today for the members of the Re- cherche Whist Club.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-24
cIoIon,n Yellow Fever.

Miss Riggs is visiting relatives at Benton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-24

tie Flags" The medals will be for- maliy presented on the night of the commencement exercises.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-24
neiieved from Omce.


 This morning in Police Court. WIl- liam Strider. who for a number of months past has been the hostler of the Mechanics' hose cart at the fire station in East Selma. was relieved from hts office. Mir. Strider was asked to turn over all of the>citys effects in his possession to theJproper authorities.
 MT. Strider was arraigned in court this morning on a charge of neglect of duty. It was bis duty as an cfficer of the city to have arrested Walter Davis last Sunday night after he had shot and wounded Webb Hughes. but instead he let Davis escape. Mayor Atkins stated that this kind of proceeding had been carried on long enough. and that stop must be put to 1t.
 The case against Strider was con- tinued until after the trial of Walter Davis, the young man who shot Hughes which will probably come up rscxt week. Until his case came up Mir. Strider was placed under $l00 bond.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-24
The News of Selma

the Holmes Lumber Company will very probably be called in Police Court In the morning. The two men are still held in the city prison and seem to be in good spirits. I
 This morning Chief of Police Walters received a telegram from a w. G. Mo- Coy. at Monroeville. on the Pine Ap- pie division of the Louisville and Nash vile. asking him to postpone the cases against Bell Sawyer and James Mason until he arrived in Selma. The tele- gram stated that he would reach the city this afternoon about 2 o'clock, and 1t Is thought that he comes to represent one of the lumber companies and will be present when the cases against the two men are tried tomorrow.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-11
TERSELY TOLD.

Miss Bertha Hendrix leaves to-day
To- Mariana where she will visit
friends and relatives for several days.
Southern Hotel arrivals: NJ. ]. DAILY,
CIV. Jno. NJ. Memory, Castlebury;
q. N. Gordon, J. A. Jennings, Robt. J.
REAGAN. city.
The Weekly band concert of Wyer' S
Band. which is one of the enjoyable
events OF each week, viii be given to
night at Seville square, and the pub
Do In general is invited TO be present.
A Portuguese bark, the name of
which could not be learned. was tOwed
u7 10 quarantine late yesterday af-
ternoon. and viii remain there for in
speg-iu and fumigatiOn.
Recorder Laney had nine defend
sn,s before him in the municipal cour.
yesterday morning for trial OF this
number one defendant was discharg-
I'd. one case mol pressed and fines i'm
posed amounting TO $50.
Judge J. Emmett Wolfe left yester-
GAY morning for Tallahassee, Jack
sanville and Savannah, where he viii
spend some days on a business visit.
He was accompanied by Mr.. Curry
and Mr. hutchinson, both Of Nash
VILE who have been in the city for
several DAYS on business.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-11
A PEsTIFERoUs GERM.
ss7rows 10 the Scalp Into DandrUfi
ans Saps the Hairs Vitality.

ss7no~s 10 the Scalp Into DandrUff
ans Saps the Hairs Vitality.
People who complain Of falling hair
d rule do not know thar il is the
fts't u dandruff, which is caused by
Z les-teIous parasite burrowing up
S-e scalp as il digs down 10 the sheath
"alc2 the nair is fed in the scalp
1.'e long the hair root is shriveled
I. -I- The hair drops out II the
.'A % the germ Is not destroyed
- Keeps thinning till badness
--es. The only way to cure dandruff
20 Al- the germ, and until now there
e ee-n no hair preparation that
pa DO IL; but to-day dandruff is
10y -radicstec by Newbro's Herpi-
,-7. which makes hair glossy and soft
SIR. Sold by leading druggists.
- sale by W. A. D'Alemberte. drug
- and spothecary, 121 S. Palafox.
ae DO cents in stamps for sample
n. me HeHpicide Company, Detroit.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-11
NOTICE

On account of sickness. Mr.. Wooden
has decided ID close Up his carriage
AID repair shop, located On the corner
q, lntendencia and Baylen streets.
These premises. and also the second
s;o-y formerly occupied by Gonzalez's
Cisar Factory viii be for rent from the
18Th Of Augusr. For eIrther particu-
-s-s apply 10 Thos. c. Watson & Co.
AGENTS. 10aug1w
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-11

It's easy TO make the most delicious
desserts if YOU use the right fiavoring
extracts. Blue Ribbon Lemon and
Vanilla Extracts answer that purpose.
Ask your grocer for Blue Ribbon
Lemon and Vanilla. Takes less.
FIavOrS perfectly.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-11
CHILE SUFFERING FROM
SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC
BY Associated Press.

New York, Aug. 10.-There are eight
Gases OF plague in Taltal. province of
A'atama, says the Herald's CORE
t"ndent al Valparaiso, Chile. The
tldenic Of smallpox in Valparaiso
Is unchanged. Nearly $50 deaths have
oeen recorded during the last seven
DAYS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-11
TWO WOMEN DoWNED
IN BRITISH COLUMBIA
RY Associated Press

Vancouver. B. C., Aug. IO-By the
capsizing Of a boat in a whirlpool at
Christina Lake, near Grand Forks. B.
c, Miss Agnes B. Ruckle and Miss
Ida Anderson were drowned. Three
others in the party managed to reach
shore in an exhausted condition.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-11

i Henry Moore Agt. .Iot3 3. blk. 81 City Of Pensa
Josephine Lot s. Blk S. City Of pens . ."
. q i 1s :. so
Unknown Lots 5s. 4 and $ blk 81 City Of
$ cnas H. blk ss City Of
VIM Woods Lot g and W 10 it lot 256E 10 . '0"
Jas Anderson and Il bE 3d. City -"
Pensacola I'D Is BOW
g also Eliza Bombay Lots II and Is. blk 100 City Of
Ed Marshal also
Sam Pasco Lots and q blk 1O8. City of
Z H Carter also =
Sam PasOo. ?. 1913, City Of PEN.
Mary Lo oe3 49, blk Io5. City Of Pen " s
stenn Lots Il Spf TO Is blk los city Of
Otis Lot ss3 49, Sis los. City Of Pen
SaP i. blk 1os. City Of Pen. no .
Qusy ro ossI5s ss "a blk 1os ciiy 9 '0
c. Springer Lots Fs and = blk ioi City Of
Y Lots 81 TO ss blk io7. City
$ Lot IS blk o7 City Of Pen
IS Henry Lot blk ios city Of Pensa
. i ST. los, CITY 4 5;s:.s. - Is SOW s
RObt Donald Lot 8 and NJ 2, blk $780, City Of
2 W. Pickett Il, blk. 181. City of Pen
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Mrs sum Lot Fsn 6T ss City Of Pen Pens g %"
C watson Co. L sS0I ia blk 1885, City Of PEN PENS g ~"
= Unknown Lot T. blk 147, City Of Pensa-
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% of Pensacola. ...19 rs Sow
3 wentworth. 8, blk 7. City o
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;, sacola
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: VIM Bentley. Lot t" e. blk H. New City Of
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Harry Goode Lot ot'1 49, blk Is New City Of
VIM Goastue1er w FsRS S. t. lot l. blk IT, New
VIM Nelson Lot 'y Is 5 5i'@ T. New cty.of
"a Pensacola. -. .ts:f
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V Annie Randall Lots 10 and 20 blk is, New
2 WIN. Williams Lot t 3 blk * e. New City Of Pen
% cnas Wright. 1 la'q 3, blk 20. New City Of
1 rhos Taylor. I psn j. bif a. New City of
IS Scott Douglass s. 60 # lot 2. blk u.s. New
''" City Of Pensacola. :. -.
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Leslie Brooks Lots SsT e Snd o. b bf S8 New
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City Of Pensacola
M A IT, = Dix * a. New W City 50 Of Pen
p Geo W Thompson. Lot 5aG9' and W 80 # blk u.s.
20 E. B Sellers Lot Is blk s. New City of
|. P sehamDau Lots asns Il and - blk So New q
% caro-. 1o St1 Il q and Pf4 is blk 1914 New
Ia g. blk 105 New
a " blk 1O5 New City Of
Pensacola. -
4. blk. 105 New City OF
Il
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81 of Pensacola
In M 10 IA. blk 1OS, New
o
IS w A Blount -. =. Lot los, City
Pensacola.
lcao w Pennington Lots 2.
II - - City Of Pensacola.
- P Hendrix and
IS g r Thames r. blk 129,
City of Pensacola
S2Ic Lots nd VIZ
129 City of Pensacola
IL IT. NJ Davis it. of S. 1877 it. lot
13,
!
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,oI =
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al
J. NJ. Thomas. ....Lot G, blk 1872 City
Pensacola -.
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City of Pensacola. >
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-11

: unknown. East front by 100 IT. 10
Il Belmont numbering City of
. John Robinson. West Of e $50 IT by $50
= numbering CT City Of Df Pensas
L. E. Willis West IS # of East 225 IT. by = %
l BsInoat S SHnD 'a3as City 81 81
I Amy Palmer. Eas front by 100 IT, $50
. mont Numbering f SiA city Ss 0s Of
% Trustees O. of F. Lots and TO- blk S. Belmont % % @
10 Numbering City OF Pensa
Is John Bans. -. Lot l. S 1sft in Of lot T. SIS '
>" lot "a As re-
80 belmont Numbering City Of
: Mary Scott ... Lot s. blk a. Belmont mum = % -
KIM SsE2s g. city Of P, Psns ssOa, 10 Is BOW IA
" numbering City of
81 Unknown Lots II to 49, 20 and go blk . % @
11s Belmont numbering c
IS Unknown Lots Is to blk 1875 Belmont . 'V
"a numbering City of Pensa
's Erie charlton Lot 25 blk 12s Belmont Mum . %"
boring City Of nsacoa..1 Sow 28IJ
z ~ berng city Of Pensacola. Sow aO7
Gus Lot %. blk 1873 Belmont
50 Geo. wentworth. Lot 2s' blk i88 Belmont
%
% numbering, City of
POmpey NJ. o
10 numbering
H. Boley . An fractional blk 1873 Belmont % % Al
numbering City of Pensa II
30 Louis blk 2a City Of pensa
Enoch Lot 8. blk City o Pensa
10 Bnocn and blk 2s City Of
sic B. MoGm. IS it
a Eliza 20 So City Of
c. Lots to 2a blk 49, City Of
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* ''''O col Cola l. DIN o. .'s % 19 Is Sow
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50 Lawrence East t Ioss to 22 blk 3d. "
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81 cola !. :. ;. :. LIS Bow LA
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% Tslatis City
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,. N Nelson. 81 is blk ss
., II1Anooln l. 80, 49,
- Jane witherspoon Lot s. blk. 49, City Pensa
sam1 wthespoon. Lot d blk 40 City Of
9s Lewis Lot So 49, blk A. City Of Fansa l' g
cola. LIB Is Sow Isl
IS Bombay. 20, blk Al City
:. Morgan Moore. South 50 It of N 100 It lots
OF blk. A City
sacola 49,. /. ..19 Is Bow 81
81 TishsF' Lot 3s Jess ss5 F. 10 5sts s St s. 100 #
% and Of W. t lot lost
g. less N 50 it, blk as
o j. E. 1aviess q 80 FsnS of N 1875 lot 90"
s. Robinson. .souh TT. and VIZ
As. o il
% Caroline simpson N 50 # lot g. and of Els lot .
blk 48 city Pensacola 10 rs Cow 4O6
. D'sy an9 f. Ell p lot ) i Blk q Is City
{ :. {; ST j it ii q %
Pensacola LII rs BOW q
M As it. of s. 80 # lot 1 and
so, City of
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4 c
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2, o
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-11

tcontinued on Fourth Page:J
The statesman., 1905-12-08

The sixth annual ball of the Harris
Orchestra was success from every
standpoint.
Chas. Harris wishes to announce
that neither he nor his orchestra has
any financial connection with any en-
tertainmen's whatso yer except such
as state 50 explicitly and that his
connecting with all Others is merely
in the capacity Of a hired musician.
The statesman., 1905-12-08

From the large number OF tickets
disposed OF the Queen of the West
Temple, No. l. S. NJ. T., will have ex-
cellent patronage next Thursday
night in its entertainment at Manitou
hall. The ladies were among the
victims Of the Denver Saving Bank
and take this method of raising mon
ey in which they deserve all assis-
tance.
The statesman., 1905-12-08
PERSONALS.

The Juveniles in Vaudeville" en-
tertainment has changed its date in
order to make arrangements more
conducive to a firstclass performance.
When it comes before the public it
will contain .veral new features as a
result Of the change.
Mrs. Mcpherson OF 2l77 franklin
street, is seriously ill. DR.. Westbrook
is in attendance.
Mrs. B. C, Saunders aud son have
returned from Cheyenne and are with
Mrs. johnson Of California St.
Mrs. Lncy Abbott surprised her
mother in La Junta by few days
.ast week.
Miss Viola Palmer will bring the
holiday greetings ofCheyenne to Miss
Pansy johnson. Wednesday night
she was the guest of the Utopia Club,
Rev. Douglas is recovering from an
illness of three weeks. Mrs. Doug
las has also been i'll and has under
gone slight operation from which
she is recovering.
The funeral Of Mrs. Lulu Spickard
who died Tuesday night will be held
at Campbell Church tomorrow. She
leaves to mourn her, a son and sister,
Mrs Sallie Mcdonald The latter's
daughter, Mrs. Barnett Of Pueblo,
will be here for the funeral.
Per ons interested in the Hill
Horseshoe are requested to meet Mon
day night at 1884 Arapahoe st.
The Two Jim's Club is now in.
sailed in its new quart rs, 1859
Champa street. The arrangements
have been for improved over what
they wer when it was there before.
Mrs. Williams, after a month of
special rates to demonstrate her abil.
ity to grow hair has gained large
clientele and would be pleased to
serve all at her paclors 1923 Clarkson
ST.
The statesman., 1905-12-08
WHY NOT BUYYOUR
LIQUORS OF ED LEVIN

The Louisville Liquor House, oath
aud Lsrimer street, is headquarters to
buy the best and cheapest in the city
Telephone 1896, Ed Levin, proprle-
tor. Sole agent for Eastern distil-
leries and Santa Rosa vineyard, All
other houses are left in the shade
He has no rent to pay so he can and
will sell cheaper than ever. Give
him a call.
The statesman., 1905-12-08

CHOICE CHRISTMAS GOODS.
Choice Christmas candies cigars
and delicate perfumes for your lady
friends uow can be purchased at the
Ideal Drug Store, 18th and Arapahoe
SITS.
The statesman., 1905-12-08

DEPARTMENTS Theological College Academic Normal suNorma
and State Industrial
COURSES: Classical Colegeprepaoy Academic Normal Sub
Normal, Musical Instrumental ANDY Vocal, including
piano organ and harmony, Drawing CFine art and Me
chanical Carpentry, Printing and Book binding Busi
ness Course Senograpby aud Typewring Tailoring
Dressmaking and Plain Sewing, Cooking, Laundering
Farming and Gardening
ADVANTAGES Splendid Location Heahfu Climate Influences
aud Thorough Teachers from the leading schools Of
America including Lincoln, University Of Kansas vii
beforce, Tuskegee and Hampton.
NFORMATlON For terms prices and all inducements offered write TO
WILLIAM t. VERNON, AIM, DID,, Pres,
Quindaro, Kansas
Bell Phones, Office White 1902 Res West IS.
The statesman., 1905-12-08

DEPARTMENTS: Theological College Academic, Normal S,
and State Industrial.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18
Joint Discussion Proposed.

Inc Petersburg Progress which Is
friend OF Senator Martin, admits that in
tho Joint discussion at King George
Courthouse. the senator had some adj
vantage in the terms OF debate and says
that since Governor Montague seems to
desire repetition, fairness to the Gov
ernor would seem to Indicate the pro-
priety of ut least return debate. 1--WE.
therefore, suggest" It concludes.
That should another joint debate
be agreed upon, that tho meet
Ing take place In Petersburg. The
preponderance of sentiment In favor
of Senator Martin In Petersburg
would give him an advantage. but he
could ease Governor Montagues APP
prehcnsions on that score by giving
him the closing argument. Peters,
burg is the only large city in the State
whore neither candidate has spoken, and
as each has expressed his Intention Of
speaking In this city a date to suit both
could easily DO selected Both gentlemen
would receive fair treatment and have
a big audience should they agree upon n
Joint debate In Petersburg
All of which is respectfully. submitted,
II there is to be another joint debate, It
should certainly be in a convenient place.
and there is no better location than Pc
tersburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18
A Lesson in Fairness.

We asked the Petersburg Index-Appeal
IL it did not think that In fairness to
Governor Montague it should have given
him an opportunity to be heard with
regard to the charge that he had not paid
his taxes) before Sitting in Judgment"
upon him.
Our contemporary replies
1--WE do not, nor have we made any
statement for the Governor. or pro-
nounced any judgment upon him.
The article in the lndex-Appcal to
which We had reference was as follows:
THE letter which Mr., William Patrick,
of Staunton, addresses TO the Danville
Register, and the comments OF the
Register thereon concerning Governor
Montagues personal and capitation taxes.
Which we print this morning, make very
interesting reading In campaign whose
key note is pitched on high moral ideas
Of civic duty. Governor Montague has
rung the changes on these Ideals, and yet,
If the records do not belle him, he has
been derelct in the performance OF one
of the simplest of the fundamentals OF
good citizenship, viz, the prompt pay
ton Of fair share of the burdens OF
government which the rest of his fellow
citizens have 10 bear, Apparently, the
Governor has paid no personal taxes any
where since 1901. Now what an example
is this for the first gentleman OF the
Commonwealth TO set the Taxpayers OF
the State! The state Of Virginia does not
materially suffer because the Governor
fails TO pay his annual dues Of 1852 as
sessed against his personal property. She
would not be bankrupt II she never got It..
But abe cannot afford that her highest
official should set such an example OF dis
regard for civic duty II the Governor
can lightly disregard his duty In this
matter, why should not the Woodworking
farmer and laboring man do the same
thing? Without any regard to the cam
paign whatever. and solely for tho honor
,''of Virginia. we sincerely hope that Mr.
Montague viii be able to show that there
Is some mistake about this matter; thai
he has failed to receive proper credit fol
Inc payments of his personal propert,
| lakes, and that he can produce his ta'
| receipts In yindication of his fidelity al
| citizen. As the record stands, It Is to'
| horrible to believe that there Is no OK
| PLANTATION accessible anywhere that will
! show that the Governor Is as faithful ;
citizen AS he would have others to be
| Those who preach civic righteousness
should practice civic righteousness
The article speaks for Itself, The reade
may draw his own conclusions. But on
more question: II similar charge ha'