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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-11-28
WESTON.

Cor and Author Martin, Of CASA
way, were here a few days last week
visiting friends, also to see their faith
err.
Newton Hutchinson has secured
employment at the glass factory.
Misses Laura Catlipp and Chris
tine Smith, Of Calhoun, have secured
positions here and will make this
place future home.
q Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Striplin OF
New York, are late arrivals in the
city, they will spend the winter here
Mr.. Striplin is an accomplished must
clan and for several years was direct.
or Of the leading orchestra in the
6rst city Of the nation.
BY little effort you can make
$4,000. We explain on page eight
= Little Warren Perkins, who gus
tanned a broken ankle recently, i,
getting along nicely.
j. George Reynolds is again employed
st the home Of Mr.. Mcclure.
Preparation Is being made for AZ
! excellent entertainment some TIM
Sduring the holidays.
~ RUSSELL Moulton, of Buckhannon
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HARPER'S FERRY.

On Wednesday, OF last week, the
Senior cooking class Of Storer served
q very dainty luncheon at II O'Clock
In the demonstration apartment un-
der the supervision Of Miss NJ Vir-
ginta Brown. The following menu
was served. Dreamed. pea soup with
croutons, salmon cgoquets, clover-leaf
rolls, strawberries with cream, Eng
lish breakfast tea.
Miss Annie Johnson acted as hos
tess for the class. Her guests were
President and Mrs. Mcdonald and lit
tie Frances, DR.. and Mrs. Bracket,
MT. and Mrs. Thomas Robertson and
son OF Chevy Chase. The experience
Of conducting such social functions
is or great value to any class.
All old students and friends OF
Storer will be glad to know that to
W. II. Thomas, class OF ~, bronze
medal has been awarded by the Jane
town exposition for handsome table
cover OF Hardanger drawn work
made by him, and on exhibi-
ton at Jamestown, 1t Is unusual
Tor a man to become such an artist
In fancy-work as Mr.. Thomas. Mr.
Thomas has been for several years
and is at the present time teacher
at Milwood, Va.
Prof. JOSEPH y. Mahoney, Of the
Avory Trade school In Allegheny, Pa
stopped over here g. few hours last
Monday as he was passing through
! tie called at the school to see Mise
Trulia Jones, Of Allegheny, who ie
student at .>torer.
A Union Thanksgiving service .oi
the Methodist and Baptist churches
OF this place was held on Thanks.
giving morning at II o'clock, at the
Curtis Free Baptist church Rev
J. Fl. Carter OF the Methodist church
delivered a thrilling sermon. Music
was furnished bSfthe Baptist choir
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:ERUCKHANNON.

Mrs. George Williams is visiting
relatives at Pickens.
Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Davis, Of
Clarksburgr spent several days here
last week. ,r
J. R. Clifford and son, Paul, OF
Marttnsburgs were the weekend
guests of, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. A. Davis.
The Silver Leaf Club met with
Mrs, malinda Hunter Friday even
ing. -
Mrs. Scott MeGee Is on the sick list,
The series Of Thursday evening en-
tertainm&nts that have been given
under the auspicies of Mrs. Reid have
met with mnch success. Last Thurs
day evening the program was rem
dered by the Junior League and con-
sisted of songy and Rotations and a
Tom Thumb Wedding. which was
quite success, as was the Old Folks
concert, which was given Thursday
before last. The next in thec series
will be the Farmers Supper to be
held the first, Thursday in December.
Do You want $1,000? Read our
offer on the eighth page OF this is-
sue. .....s&.
There will be musical Thanksgiv-
ing night at the A NJ E. church.
Mrs: Georges, Martin is quite Ill
with typhola fever. 80: -.
Mrs, Mary 1anes. who has been
nursing MRS. l.. w. Ward for sew
eral weeks IS at home again.
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TOMSBURG,

w. E. Brooks left Tuesday for his
home at Durham, N. c.
Rev. Coleman Booze was here last
week to see his cousin, Mrs. Belle
Banks.
Samuel Banks is yet unable to be
out.
Mrs. Hattie Morris and Mamie
Robinson returned from Charleston
Friday
Samuel Sellas is convalescent.
w. E. Phillips, from Cabin Creek,
Is with us again. .-...-
Rev. McFatten will preach the
Thanksgiving sermon nere.
Mrs. Mamie Coleman's little son
Willie has been Ill for the last week.
The Red men will give an enter
tainment. at the Hall Saturday, Nov.
80, or Monday, Dec. 3.
John Moore, who was reported
better, Is confined to his room yet.
You will be interested In our prop-
osition on page eight.
Miss Meadows leaves Wednesday
for ST. Adams to attend the teachers
association. ..- =.
Rev. Henderson Is thinking of
moving to Standard. The reverend
has been with us for some time, and
every one regrets to see him 60 =.
Mr.. Wits was a business visitor
here last week.
Robert Waller was In MONTGOMERY
on business last week.
Mrs. Hattie Turrance has been i'll
for the last week
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CONVICTION.

G. G. Crimes left Tuesday morning
for an extended; trip east. 49,.
Mr.. and Mira, James Miller are the
proud parents; Of a fine girl.
Mr.. Johnson,as3of, Stannton - has
spent some tins Visiting: his son,
DR.. w. w. Johnson ..,'.' 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence James, of
Wrtghtsville. lost their infant last
week. Death wag caused by whoop-
Ing cough. ','..%>
Mrs. Burks, Of Natural Bridge, is
here to spend the winter with her
son, G. r. Beale. }t>.h.
Mrs. Kelley continues quite i'll.
We wiz tell you on page eight
how to make $1,000.
James Hunters who cut his foot
some days ago, Is yet unable to
work.
Lila Davis left Saturday for her
home In Goshen.
Mrs. Ecalena Pegram Is somewhat
better and able to be around in her
home
Rev. E. P. Jackson will baptize
Sunday morning at O'clock
Rev. w. J. Hackett preached a
most beautiful sermon Sunday morn
Ing from St. John IL, SUBJECT: 1--WE
would see Jesu9." In the evening
Rev. Scott, OF Washington preached
from Luke 1919. 49,.
Rev. D. w. Hill, of Brooklyn, spent
some time at the Hot and here Wits
ing Mr.. and Mrs. f.. n. Smith.
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VII lTE.

f..NE SNNS+ RH2V 7NAElSS sass' 49, ~ 20
farte.Ays ssS was Qnitssss rn1Quc
anait. ~ attended. s.,a..a s%$,
r. WsRM leaves for WNshinx-
ton' DsSSNssIN. week. ~.,i - =
Quite Nuy 6Sr besides the teachers
contemplek< Bending the tsAchers,
Nssoclass Albaph A$S SS
SRrs called to RWrlMss
ton, Onto professional basiness
$500 N AS ina Mrs. i; i. R. I.St Inc
spent TAeHfsfivlng with home toys
aC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -',|''7-c:' 49, = etTSsTS.
w. O. XSs continues to improve
from hisA tSdlts 1llness. ,e...A,y' s.. -
Pr. sJoANaQA has moved .hia office
In the WoOdson building and Is fixed
up nicely tor hnsiness. -, :;
Mrs. DsRteL lynch spent Thanks
giving at hef home at Middleport,
Ohio, with. hers mother and sister. ,
The y. w. GA. held an interest
ing session at First Baptist church
Sunday afternoon, when an excellent
program was rendered. ~.
Carey Williams and Robert Mar
shall were initiated in the Elks last
Thursday gvsntng. --. - - -,
Mrs. A. ID. Brown, OF Bluefield,
was . YisitoE-te our city last week
several .dfya. -, 49,.
You will be Interested in our liber-
al offer on the eighth page OF this
ASouS. %-.--'
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INSTITUTE.

Jesse Fields left Monday for his
home in North Carolina to spend a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Friend spent a
few days at Institute visiting home
people.
John Riddle was quite sick during
the week.
H. B. Rose made a business trip to
Charleston Wednesday.
Kenton Williams has resumed his
studies. He was confined to his room
several days with sprained ankle.
Miss Mary Eubank was q business
visitor in Charleston Monday
Gilbert II. Beane spent Sunday
with friends at Institute.
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S4oss. N.,. .......,.
DO YOU want &lO,Oo? Read our
adv u OH page eight.
The spelhng-bee at the A. M. T.
chafsh -Mouaay was quite = pleasant
AFFAIR. "1'| -. ~ ="
The ladies Of Trinity M. g. church
are making extehaive prep ratfons
for the Thanksgiving dinner.
Mrs. Lee Robinson is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Dora Mulhgan, at
Martins Ferry, Ohio. '*' ~.
The entertainment given by the
school children was a decided sue
cess.
T. J. Jones left Monday for Park
ersburg to organize an Elk lodge.
4 Miss Amelia Wilson is visiting in
East Liverpool. g.
r. A. West Is preparing for an
elaborate ball ON THANKSGIVING
night.
Quite fine program is arranged
for the entire week at Prides A. Nj.
E. Chapel
o. "A very pleasant parlor social was
held at the home of Mrs. M. w.
Grayson Friday night. Proceeds were
for the benefit of A: M. E. church.
Rev. j. E. Pryor returned Satur-
day from Pittsburg where he visited
his family.
The lecture by A. w. Holmes was
indeed q rare treat and the large
crowd that gathered at Mt. Zion
Baptist church was we'll repaid for
coming through the Indictment wealth
er.
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POWELLTON.

The I. o. Of Red Men had a nice
eight new members to their tribe.
DR.. B. F.. White was In town on
business last Tuesday.
Those who have been on the sick
list several weeks are still getting
better.
The church lifted a special collec-
ton On last Sunday evening for the
benefit Of the West Virginia Seminary
and College and continued it for
Wednesday evening, but the weather
being very stormy the congregation
failed to turn out, hence the collec-
ton was small.
William Givens and Allen Wins
were shooting at a mark last Satur-
day the 10th. Givens fred the first
shot and accidently shot Winns
through the foot SO he Is unable
to be out.
Reuben Childs, Of Fayetteville, Is
working In our town now.
The Church Aid Society met al
2:30 p. m. Sunday to prepare for
an entertainment on Thanksgiving
The Sunday school decided to have
a Christmas tree and made prepare
ton last Sunday for the benefit Of the
smaller children.
Quite number Of persons were II
Montgomery last Saturday on bust.
. ness.
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HOLDEN.

The Holden Missionary society met
Sunday and listened to an excellent
sermon by Rev. Wilson, Of Cincin-
natl.
Mrs. Fannie Smith has been ap-
pointed a field worker for the mis-
sionary society in this district.
Rev. D. Stratton held his regular
services here Sunday and preached q
characteristic sermon to a large con-
gregation.
An entertainment will be given
Thursday by. the Missionary: society.
A. R. Johnson has removed to
Mucklow. p,
The stork visited Mr.. and Mrs. J.
S. Webb and presented them with
daughter last week.
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MT. HOPE.

Read our great offer on page eight
Rev. A. d. Lewis, Of Hinton. Is
conducting revival services at Mac
donald First Baptist church.
Mrs. Harriet Davis, who has been
quite sick with an attack OF typhoid
fever, Is better.
Rev. Robertson, Of Fredericksburg
Va, preached three excellent SER
mons at Macdonald Baptist church
Sunday. His sermon at 2:30 p. m.
was especially to the deacons and In
spired all present to be strong pillars
OF the church.
The choir of the Baptist church OF
Glen Jean rendered music ut the at
ternoon service at Macdonald church
Sunday.
Toles Jackson, the porter Of the
Loop Creek passenger coach, has
been quite sick the past week.
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CLARKSBURG.

J. r. Clifford and son. ]. Paul
Clifford, editors Of the Pioneer Press
Of Martinsburg, were business visi-
tors here last week.
Miss Lilly Allen spent Sunday with
friends in Bridgeport.
Miss r. Blyden Wilkinson, Of
washington, d. c., has returned to
her nome after three months visit
with DR.. I. 4. Whipper.
Miss Maria Washington has re-
turned from McKeesport where she
spent several weeks visiting friends.
Miss Grayce GraySon is preparing
Tor her lecture tour IN the interest
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evening. All are cordially invited to
attend. The following program will
he rendered.: -.
Singing, Society,". ...... ..... r..
: Invocation, Chaplain. y. .,,..., -.
Address, w. H. Randolph. =. ,.. (,
Solo, Mrs. j. b. Austin. v B.
Paper, Miss Eva Griffin. >. 49,,
Recitation, Miss Edith Gibbs. e."
Organ Solo, Mrs. Edwards -
Recitation, Miss Sadie Meade. II
Paper for discussion, Miss OBJ
Price [~A ::.'.'; X -, (, 90 ..i.Et: -
Rev. G, J. Withrow preached ar
eloquent and profound sermon at, the
Raleigh st. M. E., Church, Sunday
evening. x = , $50 ~, ; st ).
Miss Catherine Booker, teacher In
Rluefield graded school is very III.
II. l.. Ram principal of the city
schools will attend the Teachers
Association at St Adams. "'* a.
r., Mrs. J. B. Austin is somewhat in
disposed. -. 'E'-,r .
=; Dr.. kingslow is visiting friends
In Washington, d. C. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Simpson enter
tanned at dinner Sunday: John
Tynes, D. Davis and G.. Henike.
MISS Blanch Adams, who has been
i'll, has recovered and is back in
school. '---.. ...
j. v. Whittico, principal at Key
stone. attended the Mercer County
Institute. Prof. Whittico gave a very
interesting talk on How can Parents
Help the Teacher"
Mr.. Martin, Secretary OF Y. M. c..
A, Is attending the Y. M. c. A. con-
vention at Washington.
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UNCLE REMUs CONVERTED.
Would Vote for Roosevelt IL Named
for Third Term.

Interview In Atlanta Constitution.
IF Mr.. Roosevelt were nominated
Tor third term" said Mr.. Harris
While. sitting In his easy chair at
snap Bean farm, Il think I would
vote for him. He Is a great man.
the greatest man there Is in the
country today.
rel you something about the
dinner? Well, dinner is dinner
Yon have things to eat at a dinner.
At least that is the accepted order.
although literature mentions, in
The Arabian Nights a dinner at
which the guests just imagined they
ate. There was no imagination about
this dinner. We ate and talked. and
then we ate some more and talked
some more.
Politics was not touched on at
az; nor did the President say any,
lhing about nature takers. The
PRESIDENT is q tactful man, and he
ala not Introduce any subject which
might give rise to any discussion or
upset ones appetite. He seemed to
Know my ability as trencherman.
and he let me eat, and then eat sof1,e
more You may not know it, but
! am rather fond of eating. It's a
habit / acquired when quite young
and have never been able to get
over it.
The best impression ! carried
away, from the White House was the
wonderful homelike atmosphere that
perVades the whole place. It is rs-
markable that so small a family can
occupy so large house and give #
such a cosy, homelike appearance.
remarkable, did ! say? Well. Mr.
Roosevelt Is q remarkable man and
so IS bis wife. "
/ enjoyed every minute Of tho
tlme, and ] found Mr.. Roosevelt n
most charming man ''' {"
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-11-28
NINE WORKERS NOMINATIONS,
Annual Convention to Be Held Sec
ond Week in December.

The members Of the United Mine
Workers of America will hold their
annual convention in the second week
OF December, and ballots are now be-
Ing sent out from the national head
quarters in Indianapolis to the yari-
Gus local unions over the competitive
field. Monday the official list of nom
nations was made public at the head
quarters Of the mine workers. The
nominations were made by the locals,
each of the men who will be voted
for having received five or more votes
from each union. There are only
two candidates who hope to succeed
President John Mitchell, who says
he will retire from the leadership
next April.
The two men who hope to succeed
Mitchell are Tom l.. Lewis, national
vice-president, and w. B. Wilson, Sec
rotary and treasurer, for the past
several years. John p. White, Of
Oskaloosa, Iowa, we'll known. west
ern leader of the organization, is the
only candidate for vice president.
There are two candidates for secre-
tary-treasurer, w. D. Ryan. Spring
field, Illinois, and John F'ahey, Of
Shamokin, Pa. A number Of candi-
dates are in the field for election as
delegates to the American Federation
Of Labor, for members Of the audit
ing and credentials committee, and
as tellers of the organization. John
Mitchell's name Is in the list as a
candidate for American Federation
of Labor delegates.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-11-28

Thomas E. Robertson of Chevy,
Chase, Md, gave a lecture on wire
less telegraphy In the college chapel
son Is the. attorney in Washington
for Marconi and thoroughly under
stands his subject. The lecture
was one full Of interest and 1nforma-
ton. .,..>.
Thanksgiving at the club was an
interesting part OF Storer's program
and Reading Circles. The teachers
organized and the following officers
were elected: President; G.. D. Ben
son; Secretary Agnes Carter, Vice
Pres; Miss Cross. Asst: Seety; Mrs.
w. H. Randolph. Treas; B. F.: 8.
Blackburn. After a short speech
from the president the meeting ad-
journed until 2 p. m. The afternoon
session was better attended than the
mornings SESSION Those present
showed great interest by taking an
active part in all discussions. Mrs.
L. G. Benson read very logical pa
per, How Should Teachers Time be
Spent Outside actual Recitation
Work
o. c. Houston read a paper on
Dynamic Teaching" Mr.. Houston's
paper was full of thought and he
talked much from experience. Miss
l.. W. Collin read\a paper, which
was very interesting to all who were
present The subject was a timely
one and one which requires much
reading, rs Educational Progress
Keeping Step With Our Material
Development? She showed shat it was
and all who were present agreed
with her.
The evenings session was largely
attended by patrons and visitors
The devotionals were conducted by
Rev. c. ]. Wttbrow, OF Bristol,
Tenn. The main feature Of the even
ing session was the singing. The
Graded School Chorus furnished the
music. Miss Emma Wroute had the
music In charge and she was compli-
mented very highly by all for having
such exquisite music. G. Tull de-
livered the welcome address. Re-
tsDonse was by G.. D. Benson, J. V.
Whfttico, of Keystone, delivered an
excellent address, How Can Parents
Help the Tteacher?" County Supt
J. H. Gadd addressed the meeting.
In his address he promised the teach
ers Of Mercer county an Institute for
next year. An address was made by
City Supt. Geo. M. Ford. He told
the people his expectation Of enlarg-
| ing the schools and promised to
have new brick building erected in
! the North Side. The following teach
ers were at the meeting G.. D.
| Benson, Mrs. l.. G. Benson, Miss l..
W. Collins, Miss Richardson, Miss
| Cross, Miss Minnie l.. Walker, Mrs.
w. Fl. Randolph, Miss Emma M.
| Wroute, Miss Agnes Carter, Miss
Heath, E. J.. Ram, /. W. King, /.
Clifford Tull, o. G. Houston and B.
F. s. Blackburn.
We were glad to have with us out
side talents such men as w. H. Ran
dolDh, r. p. Sims, principal of the
Colored Institute, Rev. Coleman and
Prof. Wade.
This meeting has done much in
arousing the enthusiasm OF the peo-
pie OF Blueaeld. All left the meet
ing with glad hearts and with the
determination of taking more inter
est In the educational work Of the
city.
II you want Christmas present,
read our offer on page eight.
The Literary Society of Scott st.
Baptist church will meet ATuesdav
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tPARKERSBUR6

v ys The football team Of Garrett high
I school Of Charleston and Sumner
sshlxh school Of this city played game
lAAt CITY Park last Saturday. The
weather was very bad and they were
9n1tlH to finish the game.
/, 4MH celebration Of the 25th ami
;SgSN4a1 of, the wedding Of Mr.. and
X ,MlfkSHarrison Dixon, which occurred
aE<their home on 18th street, was an
ss,el3EAht, affair, A large number of
{kEiSAas were present and the pres
Aentss we're exquisite.
The out-of-town people present
were Rev. West, Presiding Elder OF
"A. NJ. E. church; Principal G. W.
BOYD and J. F. J. Clark. Of Charles
ton Her son, william and wife. of
Wheeling, were present.
- The luncheon served was fine. All
present enjoyed themselves.
J. c. Gilmer, editor Of the Advo-
: CATE Of Charleston, was In the city
last Friday and Saturday.
&C. W. Boyd, principal of the col
ored schools of Charleston arrived
In our city Thursday and spent Fri
day visiting and studying the work Of
the teachers at Sumner school. He
expressed himself as highly pleased
with the work Of the different grades
aud particularly so with the success
In music and the high school liter
airy society. While in the city he
was the guest Of J. r. Jefferson.
Mr.. Boyd returned to his nome Sum
day evening
-. J. r. Jefferson received word by
long distance telephone Thursday
morning that his mother, who lives
at Pomeroy, Ohio, had been stricken
with paralysis. He left on the noon
train Of same day to attend her. She
had sufficiently improved to permit
him to return Sunday
j. F. J. Clark, assistant principal
Of Garnett High School, Charleston,
spent Saturday in our city the guest
Of ]. r. Jefferson
The entertainment which was Civ
en- by the teachers and pupils of Sum-
ner school Thursday evening Novem-
Der 21st for the purpose OF raising
funds to pay for the school piano was
q decided success. The program an
nounced several days ago was car
ried out. At the close of the pro-
gram Principal c. W. Boyd, of Char
lesion made an excellent address.
The teachers and pupils Of Sumner
school desire to thank those who
were present at the entertainment,
and thus assisted them in their effort
TO Improve their school
Wednesday morning of last week
Principal Jefferson was highly pleas
ed to receive word by phone from
Mrs. Ellen Walker that class No. l
of the Baptist Sunday school had
pledged themselves to pay twenty
cents per month on the new piano
at the school house.
Mrs. William Carpenter, of the
Ninth street has been sick for the
past few days, but is somewhat i'm
proved at this writing.
Friday afternoon the following new
officers were installed in Sumner
High school Literary Society: Presi-
dent, Earl Gooden CO8) vice-presi-
dent, George Washington C11) sec
rotary, Ethel Hill C08) assistant sec
rotary Ina Lee COSY, treasurer, Mary
Washington C09), sergeant-at-arms,
George Grant C11).
We tell You on page eight how to
get your Christmas money.
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lectual and moral side Of human M.
ture and Is full Of meat. Mr., Nov
ems demonstrated his ability and his
versatility in most admirable nro,
sentatton, life-like and effective Of
a powerful story. ~
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was here last Friday attending to
some business matters.
Rev. Grimm conducted regular SER
vices here all day last Sunday
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Boston Herald.
President Roosevelt's pockets are
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THAT FAMOUS. STATEMENT.

Presidents Election Night Declara-
zion Prepared in Advance.
The daily tribune., 1907-10-09

LEASED MINE-Henry Donnelly
of Pixies Peak and Fourth street has
taken lease on the williamsburg
slope at Williamsburg from s. p.
Smith and Sons. He has commenced
operations and will pay the Smiths a
royalty. In the meantime the
Smiths will develop their new niue
north OF Williamsburg from which
small shipments have already been
made. Mr.. Donnelly has another
mine near the Ocean Wave mine at
Williamsburg and can now supply
all the demand which Is made upon
him for coal.
The daily tribune., 1907-10-09
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