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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-02-14
DONWOOD.<
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There was surprise party given
Friday night to John Lovings, who
has been> on the sick list for some
time. Those present were MT and Mrs.
VIM. Wieks, Mr. and MES. S. n. Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert TSent, MI and
Mrs ] II Saunders, ME- and Mrs. w. r.
Kinney, MIR. and Mrs. John McCory
Mrs. George aJacRsons Miss Hattie
Mann, Miss Hattie Henderson, Shelvia
Weeks, Joseph Price, Isaiah Moon,
Andrew ,WhitloW, Martellus Price
George. Lynch. and Paul Young: -
- Mrs. Alex. Thaxton fell last Satur-
day and sprained herankle very badly,
but is somewhat improved: at this
writing. p. 49,. -; -, .-
= Arthur Richmond returned from the
hospital last Friday some what i'm
proved but not we'll. -------
We were shocked to hear of the
death of Mrs. Wm, Hargrow The be-
reaVed family have our greatest sym
pathy. " .-.
f.. Little Pearlie Boyd, Of Rush Run, is
visiting Mrs. w. r. Kinney. ..
Isiah Moon got his foot mashed in
mines last week. ...
Joseph Price. of Greenville, is visit
ing his aunt, Mrs. Wicks. -. -..
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x 3s sas 1M xKxxxxx xxx ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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from Psalms 43:S. In the evening
from 2 Kings 4:6. Services we'll, at!
tended.
Mrs. William Newsome demeaned
herself as q. natural horn hostess when
she entertained at dinner Thursday,
Mrs. Joseph Clark, Miss l. X. Pollard
and Mrs. s. H. benson. The guest Of
honor being Mrs. Thomas James, of
I.ewisburg. T., ... .
Little Stanley Fuguery, age about
S years. after an illness Of several
months died. Saturday and was
buried Sunday. Little Stanley died
mother, who died of the dreaded dis
ease some months ago. ..... ....
Stanford Brown. who had his foot
mashed, is better and able to be
around on a cane.
Rev. '. S. Smith and Rev. W. J.
Hackett will exchange pulpits next
Sunday. zach congregation will re-
ceive treat in the spiritual way. 70
Rev. Hackett spent several days in
Clifton last week.
On the fourth Sunday, Rev. w. J..
Hackett will preach a temperance SER
mon prior to local option election on
Monday the 26th.
Mrs. Malinda Hooker is preparing
to go to Bluetield In lew days where
she will make her home again indie
f1nitely. Mrs. Hooker has lived there
before, and her many friends there
will welcome her, She will be missed
here, as she and her brother haye
given much impetus ito the social
life.
Mrs. Lewis Harvey, ..of Wrightsynle,
is about we'll again of la grippe. 49,,
Mrc
prove daily and many hopes are enter
tanned for her recovery. -
Mrs. Jennie Pollard came home
Monday from Clifton where she, has
been visiting relatives. She was &C
compaied by. her son, Frank, who lis
employed there. go, j.. ~. g.,
!, Mrs Delphia Young, who has, been
INDOORS with Ia grippe is & GONZALES
cling. -. -,
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A short time ago, we complained
that there was a woeful lack Of Hitali-
ty in the .erstwhile National Negro
Pra*s Association, and limited that
President Cyrus Field Adams get a
move" on himself; and cali q conyen.
ton of the, editors, correspondents
and publishers in general, not In, con-
nection with the AfroAmerican Coun-
ell, or anything e&se, to which it would
have to stand as 9. side show. Mr..
Adams has not as yet seen fit, to cali
a convention Of the Association, but
Col Giles B.. Jackson, director general
Of the Negro Department Of the
jamestown Exposition has stepped
manfully. into the breach and named
July 4th as the date upon which the
newspaper fraternity shall be invited
to assemble in the Negro Building,
discuss ways and means for, strength
ing that; mighty .bdlwark Of, the pep
pies liberties; the press. There are
to be q number of. special days, when
various interests are to get together
and exchange views, and this is one
Of them. Such q meeting will doubt
less be highly beneficial to the Jour
ralists, as we'll as to the race and will
doubtless meet with the hearty appro-
val Of the, craft everywhere.
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o. tRe MUSIC teacher, Miss :. FFancis
Cooley, Of Columbus, Ohi6, who taught
four years at Selma, Ala A. large re-
number of students are. taking IN
strumental music as we'll as vocal,
which is given to- the entire school.
The addition of 800. new books to
the library makes quite an improve
Elent. An equal number is yet to
be added. - ~.
The new outfit for the physical and
chemical labratory was recently re-
celVed and~is much appreciated by, the
Students. ..... -. Sax. .i'.@-'.
The young ladies of the Institute
were delightfully."- entertained recent,
~ at q reception given by the mem
bers of the 7. M, c. A. of te Institute,
During the evening an, interesting;
program was rendered. -. = {.
Quite a number Of the students
have been and are being entertained
by the, ~mumps, an unpleasant visi-
tor One of the lady teachers received
the same guest..qs;s So, W y e. q.
Rev Dr. Long, OF B1ueAefdS Rddressy
ed the student body@a short while
ago. His theme was "Steadfastness
in Educational Work" Every one
enjoyed it and hope for a lecture from
him again soon. > -. -: = =.
L lAhSlpGtl H. L olluS mas DeSus quite
sick for the past two weeks, but
is slowly improving. We hope he will
be able to resume school duties soon.
We We're all shocked to learn of
the, death Of Dr.. r. B. Jackson, of
,Bluefe1d, on February Sd, Of cerebro-
spinal mengengitis. His VIE, Mrs.
| Reheeca Farrell Jackson, was formerly
teacher of the Institute = "a, f.
For several successive Sundays
Prof: J. D Coleman, Of the Institute,
has twice daily supplied the pulpit of
Rev. Edwards, Of Scott Street Baptist
church, who has been absent from the
city for some time.
Several, students have been called
home recently on, account of deaths
and accidents In their homes.
The literaries are getting more and
more interesting. The Young Mems
Glee Club is waking up, and cheering
us all up with its new music.
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CARBON.

J. A. Hughes returned Friday even
ing from a trip Oh Lollp Creek. He is
much improved in health.
- The, revival is still. ,in. progress un-
der the leadership Of, Rev: Bush.
Nine additions to the church and
eight mourners still lingering on the
way. -. .s.-. -. =. .. ....
Charles Pack, of Kayford, was here
Friday calling on his sister, Mrs:
Smith.
Robert and George Aston and their
wives were up to Sunday school Sun
day.
Mrs, Ray, of Bellefair, was up to
church Sunday night. u T.. ...":..
!. G. H. Carter was mp from Charles
ton and spent Saturday night and
Sunday with us Returning Monday
morning. =. - tx ~. =; -
John Freeland, who has been with
us for some time, we regret to say
will soon leave for his home in Par
kersburg. t.- III r.
Mrs. Emma Young Is visiting out
on the river this week 49,. ~ =:
Miss Hughes is some what indispos-
ed at this writing<Z.
, Rev. T. H. Christian was in Char
lesion last week on business.
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Z 49, I" ~ . ETi!:f!sH".- ! q EyS''-7
AN INHERITANCE TAX
senator MilleF's Revenue Bill CON.
ta1ns Important Provision.

b. Senator Mtller's bill, No. 179. ono
OF the revenue producers, ia In a fair
way to pass the senate, having heen
advanced Tuesday morning to its an
grossment and third reading. This
Dill amends the existing laws relaf-
Ing to taxes on inheritances. devia.
es, dtstributive shares and leeaciea, .
1t Is in fact a direct Inheritance
tax on requests Of any amount In
excess Of $40, 900. The state now has
collateral Inheritance, from which
II derives about $4,000 Der year
The new law, If enacted. Will In.
crease the revenue. about 100000.
II the property be transferred or
devised for the use OF the father
mother, husband, wife, child or line
al descendant, the tax shall be one
per cent, II to q brother or sister,
rhree per cent, If to grandfather
or grandmother per cent and If to
any other person or corporation Z
per cent " ..'.-'..." - -. -
The bill was taken up in the morn
ing as a special order. Senator Kidd
OBJECTED to the classification and Of
Tered an amendment making the
tax per cent. IN all cases. Later
ne. asked that the tax be made 3
per. cent on all heirs alike. Senator
Thorn, who has charge of the bill.
made a. lengthy speech In favor Of
1t and against the amendment.
Senators Blue and Bailey also
spoke for the bill and after Senator
Lfttlepage, who also fayogs IT., spoke
pgainst the amendment, dt was with
drawn by Senator Kidd.
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WINIFRED.

Brazil Allen spent Friday and Sat
VI day in st. Adams On business.
J. G.. Graves is able to be out after
short illness.
Mr.. Dingess, Of Cedar Grove
spent Saturday and Sunday here with
friends.
J. w. Woods and son John, spent
Saturday and Sunday at their home at
Kanawha City.
Mrs. l.. A. Davis has been confined
tc her bed the past week with a com
plicatien Of diseases.
The friends of Mrs. Kate Mitchell
were very much surprised to hear of
her death. 49,.
She was an old resident Of this
place until a. short time ago, she
moved to Pittsburg, where she died
She leaves a husband five sons and
three daughters and a sister to mourn
their loss.
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UNION.

Quite a large crowd attended ser
vice at the First Baptist church Sun
day. Our pastor, Rev. VIM. Jackson,
preached an excellent sermon at II
o'clock on the Dire Results Of Lying
to God. At $50 p. m. he administered
the Lords Supper assisted by Rev.
G. J. Campbell. After closing our
pastor could be seen going from house
to house and from one sick room to
another in company with Rev. Camp
bell and his good christian wife. hold
ing prayer and administering the
Lords Supper to those Of his members
who were sick and speaking words Of
comfort to them. Rev. jackson also
preached again at O'Clock on "the
courage Of the apostles"
Miss Juanita Mills is much impro-
we'd.
Mrs. Martha Bailey is also better.
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Twist, Of Salt
Sulphur Springs, are not so well.
Mrs. Samantha Small, better known
as Mother Small, was in attendance
at church Sunday.
The Woman's Missionary Club is
still adding many new members to
their number under the leadership of
Mrs. Mary Campbell as president.
Miss Cariola Claws, Miss Skip
worth Campbell, Mrs. Nellie White
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. nRAFtk4OHD GET4.

Thomas. WQpdsop, Of Columbus,
Ohio, is theS guest Of his mother this
week where he will remain several
! days. &sR+ - y".#..
Miss; Milhe. Hayes and Miss Hazel
i Price, roEl7W., v. c.. i. are, home On &C
I count of the building not being prop
9fly heated :. ~, ~, -: ...t -.
Mrs, ssaIydia[ Shores lis better, but is
yet conAMed fRdoQfas e.. -. ~ -.
%7ls SdisHsasillie Woodson and. Thomas
dsoRsznade aeflying. trip to Char
lesion last week
~ Mrs Ada Price. was suddenly, call
cd to charleston Friday on account of
the Illness Of her daughter, Mrs Susie
81 Harptsont Price: is able to be out
again RfterseVerai. days Of illness
i&s&B. ). Alexander made a business
trip to-; Eharleston last week -.
Mrs. Cqrnelia :Coles made flying
trip to. ST. Adams. last week. =.
Nv ilHam Randolph is on the sick
'3list this aeek..s . -, z...;.
l5aa6 amt Mrs. Harvey Coles were
ing friends and relatives at Ply
ssafby Sunday.
don Somerville is on the sick list
this week: l.. .-... 49,. ..
$St Mrs, NJ a. Pierson made a business
s.SST He It'd Charleston last week.
s.gTSR6tEft Payne is able to be out again
after aSSevere attack of rheumatism.
SIS The school here will close in March.
IA very interesting program has been
prepared. ~,.-. ..~.....-
Mrs. Jerry Wymack still remains
III. + e p \ %.:.:...~... g, 90.
/ 1s IS MrssEElla Eddens is on the sick list
Y This week, ~ -:-..: .>. 49,.
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FAIRMONT.

Miss Grayce Grayson, of Clarks-
burg, passed through our city Friday,
en- route to MOrgantown While here
she was the guest Of Mrs. Arch Meade.
Mrs. Theo. Rolls and soH, Emery
wesre the guest of relatives In Clarks,
burg Sunday. e.. @.,,, a. ID -, ...>....--
Mrs. II, w. Meade is seriously i'll at
her home on Jefferson street.
j.. Miss Icie Warrick is the guest of
her uncle, j. F.. Staiey, and family.
Walter Scott spent Sunday in
Clarksburg. ....,. ... =. -, 49,.
IN Miss x lena Jackson IS slightly i'll at
Mrs. e. w. Lomax met with splen-
did success in soliciting money with
which to purchase silver communion
set. for =. Mt. Zion. Baptist church for
which the church and the pastor
are very grateful. .a.\ "..:. T..
The Ladies Ald Society and parson
age committee of the M. e. church are
arranging to give a bazaar of one week
beginning. the 18th of tnis month.
Theodore the little son of Mrs Chas
Nelson is improving slowly from, al
lattaek of fever. ....,.
DR.. E.. w: Lomax has been slightly
indiSpOsed this past week.
Mrs Ed. Holmes was i'll a few days
the past week. .a.
Miss Eula Forney was absent from
school few days on account Of i'll
ness.
Fred Meade, Jr., returned to Nor
gantown Wednesday after spending a
few days with relatives.
The public school is making prep
arations for an entertainments Aext
week: to make a start on books Tor
their libery. =,
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and NysyNanaie RwiHt are also leaa.

A. q :, Mr. te,s sNant'ie sNt are also Ieaa
Mrs Lacy Black ssi md Miss sarah
Rogers and Willie Rogers worshipad
at the First Baptist church Sunday.
The Sunday, SCHOOL, has inc reased to
quite an overfiowin& attendance under
the leadership of; Miss Rosie Bailey. 81:
Mrs. Hester Miller. of Diamond. Hill,
is among the. sicEs$. ~ ~.
Prayer service was conducted. by our
pastor for the sick: and feeble men,
bers,. and an Offering was taken for
the widows and orphans at the even.
ing service. -. "a 50,
Under the six years pastorate of
Rev: VIM: Jackson our church has
wonderfully improved spiritually,
numerically and financially We have
been, able to pay on Several out stand-
ing debts, have put on a new roof,
put In new furniture and put carpet
In our church, also: a coat Of paint In
side. Built a newt fence around the
church yard and also won a law suit
in the cNpnty court for right Of pos
session. and paid up all the :attor-
ney's fees, and 4kepksour pastors salary
paid promptly every thirty days AT
and: have a goodl ysaum in the treas
pry, and ALSO entertained, the great
New River Valley Association. Surely
in union there strength and the
people. Of Union are % great people.
= Rev J. w. &WagTan the. pastor of
the M =. church and his people are
preparing to wage war against: sin,
our prayers go With him in this great
struggle, ;,y%%E;f
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LONDON.

Mrs. Cora Hardgrove was found
dead on the 9Th, at her. home, Mrs.
Hardgrove had been sick for some
time. The remains were taken to
Lynchburg for bur1al, She leaves to
a husband and four children, to
mourn their loss. ~ .,. - =
The father of Charles Cheatham de-
ceased was here accompanied by his
son Henry, but returptd 20 his home
in Virginia. Mr.. Cheatham is re-
tired soldier, and makes his home
at the Soldiers Home. -. r.
Rev. D.. d. Davis preached an able
scranton Sunday moyning. Being call
&c to Cedar Grove4to preach a funeral
Rev, p. D. Allen alled his appoint
pent Sunday night, !" .~E '...s
. Mrs. Fred Wright, of Handy, was
visiting friends in. Huntington Sun
day. -.:y ~ "
Mr.. Powell, Of Pratt, was here visit.
ing his daughter, Mrs. Smith, Sunday.
Mr.. Wheeler, Of Cannelton, was the
guest of friends here Sunday. %, =.
d. G.. Seay visited Handley on bust
ness Saturday. MI. .-. .
Miss Allen, Of Pratt, is spending
some time here with friends.
Mrs. Graves was>yisiting at Snithers
last week. -, II e..
d Andrew Pack is able to be out again
after an attack ofSgpIp s ...Ht =.
Mrs Elem and Oscar Anderson, Of
Hughest6n, were .seen IN our town
Sunday. IN. ~ -. .,.
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WARD.

81 =. ~.
john Braxton spent Sunday at Lon
don the guest of friends.
" nd. Cabell spent sunday at Cedar
!. GROVE 1s9 A S. -. 49,. -.
I, Rev atraton titled ihis pulpit here
Sunday sand preached two excellent
setmons,
Mr.. Hasten. Of Mammoth, attended
sAfyices heEe Sunday, , ~..:'.,.- =. -
Mrs. lVirgie Bland is reported better
at this writing. .,.... - ...:..
Mrs.; Martha Shelton was shopping
z7itt Cedar GROVE last "Wednesday.
1. 3 Miss eSseTtlslde Parish spent Satur-
day at ,3ssdaSF GeoYe the guest OF: Miss
30f1maT Mead0WsE : ,,.,;'.
aaga Hdmonds is still on the
sick Hsf.e.l& 3 -, !. :. -. - =,
s$si5 Dr., n E.. 43White, of Montgomery
was here lass3 Saturday ON business.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Walker left
Monday for Elkrfdge. where they "ex-
,pect te4mfke their future home.
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HANDLEY.

Mrs. N. +. Hardy and Miss Lottie
Steptoe we're visiting Mrs. Mary u.
Holmes, FIR day.
Miss Georgia Johnson returned Sun
day from Montgomery where she has
been visiting friends.
W. Harper, the tailor Of Montgom-
cry, made q business trip here We'd
nesday.
J. u. Brown, of Montgomery, was
q visitor Of J. II. Brooks Sunday.
II. Poole made q business trip to
Huntington Friday.
Mrs. NJ. J. Banks was visiting at
Maiden last week.
All miners employed in Chesapeake
No. Q stopped work Saturday at ID
a. 10. on account of the fan not being
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-
SEWEIIl.

! Mrs. Della Bennett entertained a
number. of her friends in honor Of
her birth day., those present report a
pheasant time. 7.l>...r
Mrs. Emma Jones, of Glen Jean,
was here Friday on business for. the
Court Of Calanthe while here she was
to guest OF MIS-. j.. B. Noel.
Mrs. Jamie. Allen, Of Fire Creek,
was the guest of her mother, Saturday
and Sunday She was accompanied
home by Mrs Nelly Vanhook. - z.
the PLEASANT guest Of Mrs. G., w. John
son Sunday. %...... al
Mrs, p. B. Jasper, Of Pembroke
was calling On relatives and friends
its Sewell Saturday. ~. !
Mrs w. A, Freeland returned from
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-02-14
BERLIN BARS NEGROES.

Berlin Cor. New York World.
The Berlin cafes are, drawing the
color line. A few nights Negro
was hustled out Of one Of the lead
ing cafes for making eyes, at q bar
maid, following which. a notice was
posted on the door reading ~.
Negroes not admitted.
Next morning two other other we'll
known cafes followed this example,
ane it is expected that the boycott
will extend to the whole of Berlin.
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EiInANl,si.. .

= u, IN q. 49, 8 : . ..
ESEYI Snfant daughter. OF Mr.. and
Ohm 1seirce - quite sick.
.S{Y n, a 3l QtleAn3 who has been con
- ii tAas Ep0rnSSFith grippe. is bet
!ssD s. S 3sSsS Ri t10 4S&aS nHi
KIM. A Washington. teacher
/! / Saturday and Sun
IS j l & IS Ealkert WAS q, business
y tR the seaR4tdi city Saturday
sslla n Davis returned home
1. NATTER cbsing her. school at
Greek. ,..,
;8SRs txeN Coles, Of Raymond City,
B. HIT saturday in town. -.--.-.-.. .-
M fS44llte Preston accompanied by
1sIla.SI eta Preston visited the latter's
niothar at the Charleston Hospi-
- Sstt q !s%v ..,.%..rH..,. ..
\ hest ChamhArs. Instructor of the In
SaSsiAlta Bard .&wasS, inNtown Saturday,
sbettlE regular Band night.
sgsSaE Howard Hall. of Mt. Carbon, is
Sh0tne ON account of bad weather
81 John Wilson; spent q few days at
SbExther. fNVtlliAm, who has been quite
4, d JssR.. sr:fawford has been confined to
hia4room with q crippled foot. a. ....
gslI Thomas Rollins spent a few days
at home. si-ii>$ III rs---- 2+--. ---..,
sis5s3 MRS. Inn Page. who has been quite
sick, issFepdrted better. -. -.
81 Mrs. Eva Strawther, who has been
siCK is abta to be out again. g..
U ssSSs Rev. W. w. Scott, who has been
sohewhHt indisposed,, is betteE
JsT Washington made q flying trip
TOT Charleston Wednesday,, q.
5tE Rev. Nelson, Barnett was in town
last Tuesday,. >. a., 81. 49,,
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NOTICE TO sUBsCRYRERs

1t Is our intention to make tho
Advocate better this year than Fit
mas ever been, TO DO tfIiS We need
tne money our subscribers owe us.
fiease send what you owe sat once
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In order to force fresh air In the
mines, @S -, ,.%s&~ = ,AAE ~ =, LIZ
T; w, Holmes. OF Pratt, was up last
wa. Smith. Of Grow HIM. was up
Friday. ~" So - EyZGs. '.si\IS
i We have quite q number just now,
on the sick list =, = - q
"A. 4. Pack IS able to hs out again
after heing Sick for a;vieek. ! "E-S y !.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-02-14

South Caperso Tuesday. She was acs
ceogmpanied honfe ~ MRS, 'Anna John.
seH-ahd Willie, Darlington, who re-
manned until Wednesday. H. -
= MRS, Albert Harris and -5amily were
guests OF her sister, Mrs. l.. b. Noel.
several days last week. ~ -
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WHERE AFFECTION Baked.

mo" said the girl firmly, az won't
"lope. ia sacrifice almost anything
for you, but thatis too much Z. .
"WeI1" replied the man, his voice
showing disappointment, then
suppose Pm stuck with the cost or a
wedding5 bpt a girl ought to be VIII
ling to 90 that much for her father
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-02-14
GOING AR0UND.

There are several penalties for
racing motor cara through Rhode Is
land" ~" n. ..
Wei, luckily, 1t takes only q few
minutes to make the det6ur."
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ALWAYS BUSY.

A country life is just the thing;
1t beats the city tovgh 70.
You push a mower in the spring;
In wintertime you shovel,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-02-14

ia -1al XxEsesSo S III IE1A HM1Dx-
Prod9SS8 dhe raay1 lsa 1M G days Ne acts
4oWsrfatay and Cur hen others fail
oia men nay recover their Youthful vieor by
using F&EHEVOa 1t quickly and Quietly re-.
WEAKNESS such az Lost Power, Failing Memory
WaatlngE Diseases, and effects OF self abuse or
excess aga 1ndiscretton, which units one Tor
ny starting at the seat OF disease but Is q grast
nerve Sfs e., s23te An4 Blood bdildeFs bringing
storing the Are Of YouGh. It wards on an
proaShing Disease. Insist on having REVIV3.
no other, " can he carried in vest pockat Ey
give Tree advice and COUNSEL to ali who wish it.,
with gWMfanaaeS Circulars frses Address
ROYAL AatERiclaa CO.. Marine Bldg. Ghioaeo. IT.
c. A. Pottertield, Druggist,
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HI,UERIE TD.

RLUEEIEID. y, -.
An increased interest In music was
made manifest at the BIuefeld Insti-''
tute several weeks ago by the arrival
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-07
Pointers to FQf1dO171

 bear,t turn 70
  imeC Casey,gr Casey the out onem n h.  the O inly Smiths Crackers  who  the in Mont and
 
  the Barons   O As
   | ting oa bump (1slerew goton count)
  make us seon-
 w. ROBERTS,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-07
HoWard Has Many Games
 Coach Gets or Scene

Coach Counselman of Howard College arrived in Birmingham yesterday. He states that his team will be on hand prior to the opening of college next month. Manager Hagood is on the scene and from his statements in reference to games and judging from what the coach states as to prospects, there is no doubt but that Howard proposes to enter upon its most successful year In an athletic sense.
 The recent initiation of Howard into the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic as- sociation made it possible for the Ala bamians to obtain more dates with repre- sentative institutions than ever before. Games will be played this season with Marion Military institute, Agricultural and Mechanical college of Mississippi, Auburn. Tulane, Alabama, Louisiana State