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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-07-04

North Dakota has certainly been
getting benehcent rains.
There is to be a lot of telephone
extension out OF Cando.
Ten Diseased horses were killed by
veterinarians near Rolette.
There are complaints at Mayville of
too much reckless shooting.
The new hotel at Warwick was
opened in fitting manner.
The Standard Oil company has Sc
cured tank site at Rolette.
Land contest cases are numerous in
Hetttnger and Adams counties.
The McHenry county court house is
an attractive looking structure.
]. H. Miners of Fargo purchased the
Wemark drug store at Flaxton.
The ice cream dealers had few
days of unadulterated prosperity.
.
Land entries in Hettinger and Ad.
ans counties are being investigated.
MOhall has started another menag.
erie with eigh Involves as the nucleus.
1t begins to sound like summer with
the report of hail storms and lorna.
does.
A charivari party near Wolford was
chased by an indignant man with a
shotgun.
Organizers for the American Socie.
ty of Equity are doing some lively
hustling.
John Beck and Rebecca Utter Sc.
cured the first marriage license in Het.
finger county.
Round house employees were arrest.
ed at Winston on the charge of rob.
bling box cars.
Robert Hutton's family at Towner
was very Ill from ptomaine poisoning,
but all pulled through.
Clarence Fosser, ten-year-old boy
at Rugby, was dragged by a frightened
cow and badly injured.
There is less information given out
regarding the acreage of grain in
North Dakota than usual.
A Mandan man decided his property
to his wife,. She kicked him out and
he now boards at hotel.
Two young men became so rantank-
erous at Finley that they were arrest
ed and after they sobered up were
fined.
Two children of Gust Thoreson of
Kuhn were playing with a pitchfork
and a six-year-old girl was jabbed in
the eye.
There was a case of small pox in
the Great Northern railway camp at
Ignite on the new line from BerthOld
to Crosby.
Secretary Smith of the Pingree
Commercial club denies that he has
been instrumental in securing the ar
rest OF piggers.
AS a result of the state encampment
of the &. A. r. at Hillsboro G. A. r.
post and w. r. C. corps are to be
established there.
Ole Olson died suddenly at Painted
Woods. There are quite a number of
people by the same name who are still
very much alive.
The commissioners In the new
counties are busily engaged in open.
ing up highways and ordering the
construction of bridges.
Fred Heustis, the young man who
was shot through the lungs at Willis.
ton some time ago. has resumed his
old job, little the worse for wear.
A preacher reached Wolford last
week and some of the violators of the
law hiked for the tall Understanding
he was an enforcement league spotter,
There is a new order at Towner,
Some Of the stores have been kept
open as late as midnight and the may.
or has issued an order closing them
by II o'clock.
At Steele Henry Sauer remarked
that some people set fire to their farm
buildings to get public subscription
to help them out. p. Dalenberg, who
recently lost his property by fire, re.
sented the remark and took punch at
Sauer's face.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-07-04
Senate sportsmen.

w. P. Frye is the best fisherman /,
he United States senate. P. C. Kno.
ls the best golf playing senator.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-07-04
minne.ota Girl = Suicide.

Milwaukee, Wis, June 26. 80 Dis
raced by her lover. who refused to
we'd her, Sarah Matteson Of Bertha,
finn. shielded here.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-07-04
SHIP YOun CREAM
More Than One

to Crescent Creamery Co.. st. Paul, MINI.
Write to-day for tags and prices.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-07-04

Tons Of Paint for White House.
It takes eight tons Of white pain,
70 Dxint the White H0nsa.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-07-04

A homesteader at Ryder endeavored
to make final proof and discovered
that he had not resided on the land as
long as he should-by two days-and
will have to readvertise.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-03-21

spent s4ksrAasland Sunday at their
hons SiAA Chr lestOn. ~ ~ =
j. vs. w, LtNis. i, w. WOODS and
Son Spepts xtartiayss Md xS0nduy. ut
their hotAea AT Kan4iNha Ctr, !, y
= Me- and Mrs. James ThoniAS aNst.
tertained Misses G, 4. Stewart. Nan
ME MeNR6b. g.. II. Hays with games
and nausfcs Rev. F. Il. smith, AZ. VIII
son and r. a. Greer we're their guests
Sunday. t>{% ~ =, =, ...ss>< Z -
Queen Esther, Court. No. 12. and
Jobilant Lodge, No. II. will have
their annual Thanksgiving sermon
preached Jointly at the church SUN
day, March "a. by Rev. ]. wv. Car
ter, of Huntington. E..>}
Rev. F. r., Smith filled his regular
appointment Sunday at IL --o'clock.
Subject: Woman Saving Her Peo-
ple." In this he made it. very plain
that we need more good women for
the church and race. He showed
woman's power over man for good
or bad. He impressed on mothers the
necessity of training their daughters
for good. 49,. - -.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-03-21
HUNTINGTON

Mrs. Peter Bill was hostess to the
Benjamin Tribe Monday evening.
After the toutine Of business deli
cate refreshments were served in q
charming manner. $751;. s.. $500 =,
Rev. I. v. Bryant delivered an
eloquent sermon at Ebenezer Nj. E..
church Sunday afternoon. - ~
Daniel Shields, Of Richmond, Va,
Is the guest OF relatives and friends
in the city. -. ...~>A< s.. 4 -:
i. Or. Green, of Charleston, was the
guest Of G. c, Barnett last Saturday,
while en- route home from up on the
N. & w. -. =. ..".,
Mrse-'Myrt Terry issiii at her home
on Burlington avenue. g"
T., Mrs. Green entertained at dinner
Sunday Messrs Washington, Frank
lin and Miss Stewart. &c..
Mrs. Lyda~Lee has closed her
store on Eighth avenue. ~
Mrs. West Of Crockett's Springs,
Va, is making an extended visit to
her daughter, Mrs. Merrill on Ninth
avenue.
Rev. 1. " Bryant spent several
days last week with his family at
Bidwell Ohio 49,: -, ..
QalIe large number or young
people were present AT the organiza-
ton OF n B. Y. p. u. at the First
Baptist church Sunday evening, and
SOME interesting programmes will be
rendered each Sunday evening. "
The Winter Evening Review Club
met last Sunday evening and adopted
"S;las Mariner" for study.
Rev. Hardly, of. the M. e. church,
left for conference Monday
Herbert James was a visitor to
Charleston few days last week. -
Miss Carrie Simmons is GONZALES
cent from her recent illness. p.
Quite an extensive program will
be rendered Easter by the Sunday
school of',the First Baptist church.
Mrs. A: D: Mills was hostess last
week to church social for the bene-
fit Of the Sixteenth street Baptist
church, grand time was reported
by all present. ... -
Mrs. Amanda Miller Coleman re-
mains the same.
Robert Woodson is able to be out
again after his recent illness. ="
John Dickinson Is quite i'll at Kess-
ler's hiSpital !,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-03-21
TOMsRURG.
&S3.

$5 81 Mr. Thomaa Ray, OF Mt. Carbon
]: was here Saturday, the guest Of Mr.
1 Richard Holloway. 'HE
4 y " 2. Bradley. Of Gauley' was here
y. n. Scott was with his family Sat
1 nrday, and Sunday.
1 hs elena NDavis attended the
, clSsing exercises of tn school at
Hugheston, Friday. -..
W. Rev, Lee preached an abe sermon
at Shady Grove Sunday morning and
at Tomsburg Sunday night.
sRey.' Stratton will be entertained
by mrs, Mamie Coleman Thursday.
MRS Alyerta Miller's little daugh-
!, ter sallie," broke her arm last week
while playlng on the porch. She is
much better at this writing.
Il: A number of people from Nuckles
Yves up to preaching Sunday.
Mrs. Henderson and family are
visiting friends at Raymond City
this week.
.Rev, Henderson will preach at
Shady Grove Sunday.
ss)r. White, Of Montgomery, was
hare Tuesday night and installed the
officers Of the Red Men.
quite a number of the people of
T0msburg were seen on Paint Creek
Saturday fishing and the DR.. was
called to visit a number of them
Sunday.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-03-21
MESCARBON.

After readtnE the last issue of The
Advocate iastkeek, giving the names
OF the new totiicsfs Of the New Hope
Baptist Sunday school. We are glad
to see that Mr. Morris Hills who has
been superintendent for the past ten
years is stiaffeAking an active part In
the schoeiT Ne are sorry the school
hours has. bAen changed so as to
compel him Ustender his resignation
as superintendent on account of In
convenience with his position. Still
we are gladSSo know he has so ar
ranged to bSawith us and take the
post as general instructor of teachers
meetings.. A" 49,. 49, IL
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-03-21
HARPER'S FERRY.

Prof. Elmer W. Hoenshel principal
OF Shenandoah Collegiate Institute
and School OF Music, Dayton, Va.
gave lecture in Anthony. Hall. HIS
subject was where the Shamrock
Crows" In this lecture. the spea,
ker told Of an ocean VOYAGE, of the
world-renoWned "Shandon Bells,"s of
Barney Castle and the. ''Blarney
Stone" Of the beautiful Lakes OF
Killarney, and OF that great geolo-
gical curiosity, the Giants Cause
way" He told Of peat bogs, castles
and "round towers" and OF the
curious ways, ETC.. of the Irish at
home. ....,u.. e.. -. -
For over an hour. the hearers lis
tened to vivid descriptions of places
of exercises incident to the tour
of the ''land OF the Shamrock" now
interested in bit of history, then
touched with pathetic recital of
moved to bursts of laughter at some
ridiculous situation in trof expert
enee.-- Every one who attended the
lecture was very much pleased. "a.
This is the season when the Varf-
Gus classes are giving their "class
night" program. Friday night the
third year class rendered very IN
teresting program consisting Of reel
tations, solos, duets, quartes and
choruses by the class. The class is' to
be highly commended for the effort
put forth to make this night a sucE
cess. "s
One week previous to this the
fourth year class rendered pro
gram equally as interesting. -
The ball teams are having regular
practice periods now In order that
they may be prepared Tor the public
games later. = I
Prof John H. Hill left last week
for the West. Mrs. p, Hill will .jeiI
him later She wiH$ remain awhile
longer with her mother, Mrs. Lovett
who is improving slowly.
Mr.. John Hamilton was called tt
Pittsburg last week by the death Of
his son George. - : .."+ .'~,
Misses Mamie Jefferson and AID
ora Robinson have returned since thu
close of school 10 Storer for the spring
review. others will enter at the be
ginning Of the; Spring term i, = ~
The True Reformers gave an enter
taihment Saturday night at the MoT
Baptist Church. 1t was both q social
and financial success. Ors. g, e. L.
Evans had the entertainment IN
charge
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-03-21
KANAWHA.

Mrs. F. d. Page left for PomeroS,
Ohio, last Thursday afternoon,
where she will be the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Ametta Watson.
<F. r. Johnson returned home
from Cabin Creek last Saturday.
Several from our place attended
the exhibition given by Miss Ida NJ
King, at South Ruffner last Wednes-
day night.
w. w. Lewis, J. w. Woods and
SON John, were at home Saturday
and Sunday.
Acquilla Page was called home last
Friday On account OF the >illness of
his little boy, William.
&. Russ made a business trip to
Charleston last Monday.
Miss Russie Sellers was the guest
of Miss Larelia Lewis Sunday.
j. w. Woods was in Charleston
visiting his sister, Mrs A. H. Hack
ley Sunday.
Willie Jackson was in Charleston
on business Saturday.
M. A. Page was in Charleston
Sunday.
w. H. Jackson called on Misses c..
B, and Mary r. Page Sunday after
noon
Mrs. J. w. Woods was visiting at
Snow Hill Sunday.
L. Miss Annestine Johnson is some
what fndisposed.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-03-21
INSTITUTE.

The w. V. G.. /. Athletic club en-
tertatIed the students and friends
very pleasantly last Friday evening
with minstrel performance.
Mrs. J, M. Canty has returned
home from Harpers Ferry, where
she spent some time with her moth
er, Mrs. Lovett, who has been very
i'll. Mrs. Canty reports her very
much improved.
-: The six year old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Higgins was
drowned accidentally last Saturday
evening. The child was playing
near the baCkwater and fell In.
The funeral services were conducted
Sunday Afternoon by Rev. VIM. A..
Spriggs. Interment in the Chappell
Bessie, the little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. Lovett, is very i'll this
week.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Jones
March s, a baby girl. Mother and
child are doing nicely.
Mrs. Zanphra Bradford is able to
be out again after few weeks ill
ness.
Mrs. Alice Montgomery, Of Pitts
burg, is the guest Of her mother,
Mrs. Sallie Williams.
Miss Alpha Brooks left Tuesday
for Hinton where she has been en-
gagged as head nurse at the Holley
sahitarium.
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CONVICTION, VA.

The body of Lewis Chetham was
brought here Sunday afternoon. He
! was killed, In the Tennessee mines
while working there, He was abou,
20 years old and brother Of Edward
Chetam, Of this place. He leaves
a mother and several brothers tc
mourn.
Miss Alene Irving, of Lowmore
was the guest Friday Of Mrs. Joseph
Clark. -
Mrs. Mary Allen, Of Dunlap, spent
Sunday here attending services at
the First Baptist church.
Rev. j. c, Austin filled the pulpit
Sunday at the Pine street church.
The Mesdames Mary Braxton and
l.. A. benson. spent Wednesday at
Lowmore, the guests of Mrs. w. H.
Broadly -
Tribe Of Levi gave very spicy
musicale at the First Baptist church
Thursday evening. Music was rem
dered by the band. After the musi-
cile refreshments were served. Mrs
James Hunter is captain Of Levi
Tribe.
Mrs. Melinda Watson, Of Youngs-
town, has been spending some time
here visiting relatives and friends.
DR.. V, S. Smith, Of Clifton, left
Thursday night to take charge Of
a church in Darlington, Ky.
Little Clara James and Charlie
Mcdowell gave a delightful birth
day party Saturday afternoon. Quits
a number OF their little friends were
present and ejoyed themselves. Ice
cream, cake, oranges, apples, bana-
mas, candy and nuts were served
The little ones received many pretty
presents.
The Pythian sermon will be
Preached next Sunday by Rev. J. G.
Austin.
T. T. Anthony has just received a
very nice soda fountain and will soon
be ready to serve the ladies and
gentlemen with all kinds of refresh
ing drinks. He will have his fruit
stand and fountain on the corner OF
Elk and Maple streets. ~...
Mr.. an Mrs. James A. Payne have
been very i'll with something like
la grippe.
Mr. and Mrs. henry Wright re-
Gently adopted into their family Mas
ter William Freeman, of Washing
ton, age years. :!
Rev. Hackett filled his pulpit here
Sunday in the morning he spoke from
Matthews alas.
In the afternoon he addressed the
congregation at Dunlap.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-03-21
RAYMOND CITY.

Mrs. Ida Williams is able to re-
sumo her duties again after several
days illness.
Richard Dickerson made a flying
trip to Charleston last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Wilson, OF
Charleston, are guests Of their par
ents this week.
l.. r. Prentiss, II. Woods and Jul
Jus Nash were business visitors in
Charleston last week
Mrs. Trust, of Charleston, was
the pleasant guest of her daughter
Mrs. Maggie ChiIds, last week.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Childs, fine girl.
Mrs. Ada Price and SON. Harrison
were in Charleston last week to SOC
her daughter, Mrs. Susie Wanzer
who has been sick for several weeks
The surprise party given on c.. A
Williams March Is, was a pleasant
AFFAIR, and a great many people were
highly entertained. .. 90.
William Randolph is in Charles
ton this week and will remain. sew
eral days, the guests of his sister.
Walter Aston is able to gel
around again.
Mrs. RebeCca Somervjlle made q
lying trip to Charleston Saturday.
| Mrs. Charles James is on the SICK
| list this week.
| Marshall Lewis left for his home
in Chicago after several DAYS yigjt
with h1s wife, Mrs. Blanche Lewis.
george Aston made O. business
trip to Charleston last week. ,>.~''
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-03-21
ST. ALBANS,

; +. W. Waddy was 81 business visi-
tor to Charleston.
J Rev. w: w. Scott was in Charles
ton, Wednesday.
I !, Perry Friend, Of institute, was the
guest 1T G. and d. Gordan, Sunday.
{ q Miss Martha Washington spent Sat
Afday and Sunday at home.
4 r. Parish was home Saturday.
2, Mrs. J. r. Crawford, who was sick
N1hs able to go the home Of her son in
Charleston Saturday.
4 Mj9s Cara Harris, who has been
With her grandparents for some time
9sft FOR her home in Charleston, Sat
itfdRy. .t'
~, A.y Shields returned Saturday
After spending q few days at Point
Pleasant and other points.
Mrs Sara Williams is slowly inn
proving. ~
- Mrs. Alice Martin, of Charleston
waHJ Ia town a few hours. Monday.
Jbfg Preston was the guest OF his
sbClher q few days this week.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-03-21
LONDON.

: e 14fs. RI a., w: Thompson, Of Pratt
4pna Of tb'J leading women OF the State
aZassin cdr town and spoke very en-
sRRragingiy to the Sunday school
Sunday.
=: Mrs. Nowlin is very much i'm
proved at this writing
:. James Tates, Of Thayer, is here on
business a few days.
: J: H. Brown, of Montgomery, spent
Sunday here the guest of J. M
Blaney.
:. J. L. Wiseman, of Winefrede, is
spending some time with friends.
7 MIR. Dyan, of Eagle, spent Sunday
here the guest of S. B. Graves.
The public schools closed here Fri.
day night with Miss Ethel Brown, Of
Montgomery, teacher. A program
was rendered which every one re
turned we'll pleased.
u Mrs. Addie l.. James will entertain
/ THE Women's Improvement League,
Thursday
Mrs. Graves and Mrs. Coats spent
Monday in Montgomery.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-03-21
RED STAR.

Rev. and Mrs. Booze, who moved
here last fall, have removed to Raj
eigh, to make their future home. We
are sorry. indeed, to lose two such
congenial people, and wish them
much success and happiness in their
new home. '."
Mr. and Mrs. Moseley went to Sun
Saturday to visit friends;T and fe-
turned Sunday. -
Mr.. Davis went to Thurmond Sat
uf-day on business. -
Mrs Miner and son, Master Brady,
Of Sum- were visiting Mrs. Robert
Penn Saturday: .-''-
DR.. S. A. Washington was called
to Fire Creek mountain last week on
professional business.
The 9th of April is celebration and
rally day here. Remember We hope
to see many visitors.
Mrs. Molly Hutchinson and Mrs.
Anna Lewis were in town Friday.
Mrs. Lou Munroe has been i'll, but
is somewhat better at this writing.
Mrs. Kate Mose1y was hostess to
the Woman's Improvement League
Thursday.
Mrs. Richardson, of Prudence
was in town Saturday.
Mesdames Kesler and Hick an
lOf Sun, were down Thursday to at
! tend the Woman's Improvement
| League.
MIR. Hicklin and son, Ellet, went
to Dunloup Sunday.
The students of West Virginia In
1stitute and college attended preach
! ing at Sun Sunday. g.
j. l.. Munroe went to Oak Hill
tSunday.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-03-21
ANDERSON.

A. P. StrautherJ OF Huntington,
was here Monday to attend = the St.
Luke's council, .... ,..i,->,. n q III
Mrs. Susie Hill paid visit to Tai
colt Monday = f.. ">|...s D. .@';t =
Edward williams and Henry Cooley
OF Lewisburg, were here Sunday. 80
Lee wilson Pullman porter on Nthe
G. & o. is laid up at home With the
rheumatism. 49, 4,
Rev. and Mrs 3. W. Waters were
recalled from Staunton to the bed
side Of their daughter, Mrs. 5Janye
Trioe, who continues to be hopeleSsly
III. 49,. .~-,>.. ,s - y ., Il, - II
J. M, Trice made d trip to Hinton
TO consult Or. Holly about l1is' }dau.
ghtersinIaw, MrS. J. A, -TrIce.' HsfTanA
FIR Holly retuFHed on the night train.
1t was hoped that his services would
add strength to the excellent atten.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-03-21
THE ADvoCATE.

ton she wNSseceiving,, but he coVld
skin of M amily physicianS$ He
1SNton 5on tho next train
n Rey> ID, ypoAans filled his halptt
$SThS hadiSS apf the NJ II, church
gave arsupRAySat the town hall last
tSatur0NNs n3MH Thew ksdSs2 ssHnd
.croHS sAA tide abont ten. dollarss
Rev BeoN4Win deliver has i ass
we'll ssrmons the NJ. p. church Sun
day night. - -. -. :.
The churOAsld met at Mrs. Taylor
Crawford's residence on the north
side. In SpataAof the bad weather, a
good attehdahn& turned out and had
an excellent&Meeting. ~. o.g,s-t ~
mrs. - JossTAfns Pentck returned
from Visit t0 Thayer. -. .nH
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-03-21
MONTGOMERY.

Ernest Jackson, who returned home
| last week from Paint Creek Hospital,
is somewhat #worse at his home on
High street, ~ ,..@,Ass -,
avery johnson continues quite i'll
at bis hoInatsin West Montgomery.
Mrs. H. BIZ Branham, who has been
sick 70 several weeks, Is able to be
out. '.. <r$$ ..~.
Mrs Jannes Graham, VINO has been
sick. is Inueit% better. .... +
Benjamin Hall; of Sun, and Miss
Eta Hall, student at Institute, were
here Tuesday, to attend the funeral
of their sistsTS Miss Cora Hall. >.>
Miss Elaa Page, of Charleston, was
here Saturday and Sunday the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. F., G. Page, ......s
DR. B.; F.:White was called to Cedar
Grove on professional business Thurs
day 'of last week -. IS
I Mrs. O. A Watson, was hostess
Tuesday afkafQoon to the Willing
Workers C6D, at her beautiful home
on College atreet. They are arranging
to appear imS May with a high class
| drama. After business session. Mrs.
Watson served delicious luncheon.
|, ]. S. Page was the guest Of his par
ents at Kanawha City Sunday.
The statuf8 Party to be given April
LIST by the ladies OF SoJ6urner Court
promises .toS4h be the most enjoyable
affair of the season -
The willing Workers Club will
meet with Mrs.. o. T. Wilkerson, FRI
| day afternoOn. - ---- ~~------... d
Miss J. AsS9Ioimes representing the
| foreign missions lectured to a crow
| ded house Sunday evening
Mrs. William Brown. Mrs. Anna
jackson, Mrs, Charles Oakley, Mrs.
Anna Lovinggt Mrs. Sot. Duncan and
Mrs &c, Mccoy, of Donwood,
were here shopping Monday. o..
! Rev. r, D: ", Meadows is bust,
ness visitor Here. 4 -, go. .,'al/l
| Rev. w c. taufane is sick at his
One of the most brilliant women
Iof the West that; win be in attend
ance at the supreme gathering is
Mrs, M. e. Joshenburger, Of Fort
! Smith, Ark MRS, Joshenburger is
one. Of the MOST active workers in
the Court of Calantle IN that section
tof zthe country, and her visit to
+ louisville will be looked forward I'd
I with q great deal 6f interest by the
Court of this city.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-03-21
WINIFIsEDE.

Miss lola Turner and c. E. Ramey
spent several days in Charleston last
week
F. y. Gibson had his foot badly
mashed while at work in the mines
Thursday by falling slate.
N. 8. Alexander and j. o. Reed
wire business visitors to Lewiston
Saturday.
". N. Shelton was business WIS.,
itQr to Charleston Friday and Satur-
day.
!. W. H. Morris and son, Archie,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-03-21

stantly coming ia and contracts will
be entered into at an early date .,
The press Of the country is practi1;
cally o unit for the exhibit, and en-
,Hghtened public. sentiment justifies
the policy Of placing our exhibits lii
q separate building mot to "iin
crow" the race, as the irreyereft and
tboughtless may assert~A.but to
make sure. that the race gets the
credit due it for it's skill and con-
structiVe genius, - = ...'
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-03-21
NEGRO ExHIBITS, AT JAMES
-. - ,,st~ TOWN. -. =. =. 81

PROF, w. E B4DBbois is to prepare
am exhibit along educational and So
cfological lineg| He Is in hearty
sympathy withMthe exposition idea,
and realizes that I'm a large measure
the Negro is on trial to show cause
why he should not be convicted of in
capacity to absorb the virus of civ
|ilization. Prof Dubois is Of the oplh-
Vatel notion Of lad #idHa4s as to the
policy OF separation, 1t is now the
bounden duty OF every Negro TO
come forward as a witness for the
defense. ~ 49,.