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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-10-15
ANDERSON.

Mrs. James Brown, is visiting her
daughter in Hinton. -"
A. D.. Seams. of, Lewisburg, passed
through here, Sunday, en- route to
Raleigh, to open up his school, -.
Rev. A: Becks occupied the pulpit
OF the M. E. church, Sunday. - HIS
evening discourse was on the politf-
cal duties Of, onr PEOPLE, and was a
VIII oleseme' advice to, our voters. -
Peter Morton: died at his home,
near. here,, last Saturday evening, of
"a complication tof diseases. The de-
ceased was a member Of the church
and the order of St. Luke. The fun
eral services were conducted by Rev,
A. D., Lewis at the Baptist church,
Monday evening 1885,. :,@*. -
D., The Church Aid was entertained
|'by Mrs. Julia Rucker last Thursday
evening r %"' -:
& MRS. N.@A "a. Smith s6aaat1fon Gate;
was the guest Of Mrs. Josephine Pc
nick several days last week. '.--..-St.5E
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Smith enter
tanned a few friends last Sunday at
a sumptuous dinner, in honor of
their twentieth wedding anniversary.
James Morton. was called here
from Frederick's Hall, Va, by the
death Of his brother. =~a
j. M. Trice, who has been having
some trouble with his eyes, is able to
be out again. ~,
Several were up from Talcott to at
tend the funeral of Mr.. Morton:
ri
through here last week on his way to
Ronceyerte. -
Angris Hopkins is here from. In
stitute, being compelled by sickness
to return home. -
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-10-15
CEDAR GROVE.


The Republicans has a grand raj
ly here last Wednesday, night. Capt.
3. b. Avis, and Upshur, Higginboth-
am spoke to one Of the largest
crowds ever gathered in this town.
The colored bands OF Hugheston and
Ward rendered some excellent music
for this occasion.
Jordan Austin has been suffering
for the last week with sprained
ankle! ~, ~'>&. ..'I
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Buster spent
Sunday with their mother, at Boom
CT. ~ =. d.. ...r-. &'. -. III I'd. .|.'..
Miss Emma Meadows was guest of
Miss Gertie. Parrish at Hardwood,
Sunday. ~, r.. 49,. ......,, - H..
S M. BeameI df SiaeSo;SEaat, > * here
spending the week with his family.
Leon Mimrns was in MoMtgome cry
Friday attending the bali. game, -.
A reception was. given Z Monday
night by Messrs. Pratt, Dingess, An
derson and Waynesboro. i. Games
and music were the features Of the
evening. At table. hour re-
freshments were served THE out
of-town guests were Misses Julia and
Mamie Lawson, Sallie H. Hankins,
Mr.: and Mrs. Henry Thomas and
Messrs. David Fields and Chas
Davis.
} VIM. Beamer passed through here
Monday Ell route to Mammoth.
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PAGE,

Mrs. Emma Baine has returned
home from Tazewell, Va. =.
:. Mrs. Farley y quite ILL., at her
home. u - ..' III
Misses Isabella Crow and Lottie
MeCadden We're at Deepwater. Sun
day. :. 4 -. :. =: Z n. 49,,
Mrs. Alice rBolden has returned
from sAnsted, where she spent a week
visiting her daughter. -. -
.. Misses ,Mattiebelle and Mary Reid
are visiting friends at BluefeId this
week. g ,,.t...
: .Mesdames baine and Martin enter
tanned at dianer, Sunday, Mr.Ss.and
Mrs. H. H. Washington and Miss
Georgia Banks. ~" -
7 Mrs: II, H.. Washington entertained
tn the missionary Society, 4 Monday
night. After business was oyer lunch
was served. - All present spent a de-
: 4 Mrs: .;Besss Cosby is visiting her
mother at Mt. Hope. ~~r..-'.a..
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FAIRMONT.

Mr.. ahd Mrs. Chas. Nelson" and
ciildren}spent Sunday at Keyser, the
guests of$the formers parents. g.
- Mrs. I'D lHolmes WAS on the sick
list the past week. -. -, ~ =.
MasterSWm. Washington left, Mon:
day, for,aNew York City, to join his
mother. ~ - T." B. ,:.& :, -. 4 y
! Mrs. VIM. Washington and daugh-
ter Mona are guests of Mrs. Wash
ington s sister in Morgantown.. -
Mrs. Fannie Taylor returned, We'd
nesday, Z from a ten days visit la
Pittsburg:' .s. H.. =: 49,. :. -
G. H. Jordan is the expected guest
of his daughters, Mrs. Bessie Jordan
and Mrs. e. L. Morton, this, week.
Hon. g, H. Payne spoke to large
and aplreciative audience at the
court house, Saturday night. e.
samI Payne is critically ilr at this
writing. ~ ~. ~. ~ -,
Paul Clifford, of Martinsburg, was
here. Friday. in the interest of his
paper. & ,.>.
Mrs. Napoleon Scott entertained
the Four O'Clock Needle Club, Fri.
day, in a. very royal manner. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cox, Of MorgantowR,
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon
Scott. ;,::/ =. .. ;, . .EIazs.f :;
E. l.. Morton received the very .sacl
news Of the death of his aunt, Mrs.
Nancy Harper",at Pomeroy, Ohio.
; Rev.&W. w. jenkins was a visitor
here few hours, Saturday evening,
en- route to. Ciarksburg. -, -
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CANTON, OHIO. r"

The Stark County, Colored Voters
League held meeting last Friday
evening at Mt. Olive Baptist church.
The League was organized for the
purpose Of formulating plans where
by the voters Of our race can re-
ceive greater political recognition.
Attorney Pinn., Of Massillony presid-
ed and deuvered an uble address In
which he offered several ideas which
might be put into effect that would
advance the interests Of the Negro.
He spoke In high terms OF Senator
Foraker for his stand on the Browns
Vile affair. A Canton league was
organized and elected the following
officers: President, J. r. Mackey
Secretary, w. A. Lewis; Treasurer
Nimrod McGruder. ,..5;..a. g.
The Nonpareil Musical and ORA
matte Society was grandly' enter
Jos. Titus at his home on Prospect
ave. A fine program was rendered
and an elegant repast served "
w. w. Edmondson, Of New Ber-
lin, suffered painful accident last
week, when his left hand: was caught
in the eogs of q corn harvester and
the ends between the first and sec
ond joints of the ring and middle
fingers were amputated. s,.r
Hiram Abif lodge Of f., & A. M
Masons met Thursday evening in
regular session. After the regular
business, u. A. Hunter, Frank Reed
and Robert Harrington were initiated
into the a. Degree and Henry Mick
ems was raised to the sublime degree
of Master Mason.
Mrs. Mary Fields has bought the
adjoining house and lot to her home
on South Walnut street.
Miss Beatrice Fox has returned
from an extended visit In, Cadiz, O.
Sunday evening Rev. H. f. Fox
very impressively delivered the
echoes" of the 9th session Of the
North Ohio annual conference,
which recently convened at Dayton,
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CsO,l e. Hmm @, M

20 4 N .
i, a and Mrs. Crawford, OF shite
sulphur q, Springs, ARE here Waiting
friends and relatives. h. , i =
7 Clark Harris,4 who has been con
hned toshisi roapasstor seysrals days, is
able TO be out Ksain, & :s55f3fS 1.
| 85sh " isses Ada sad Heaslstta Brown
wsTe IN Hin toni ednasS y, on ,biusi-
Ness. a@a2 8 b. htS% s'Es.s, 3 ssf'f ? :,
IA. ~. Seams left, Sunday morning,
for Fight, where he will teach
school, IA a.. .|,'.-. ...} St%'t q! :
y Every @colored man u a ewisbure
has registered, 'fhi is" nsans every
one Will vote on ,November" s. f.@ -
! MT. Tabor Baptist church will have
"a grand rally next Sunday. q
- The Junior Epworth Leagde,. late
~ organized at, the Nd. E church, is
I'm a fourishing condition, and will,
no doubt; do&good work among the
young people. ~. d.. .."., .J...
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MON,TG oMIERY.

: Rev s. A. Thurston, OF Hunting.
ton. is assisting Rev. Warner Brown
IN a revival at, the: First Baptist
church. :..j;y&s IN Z s%yyt 49,, d ~
Mrs ssg, SO. Deans has returned
froRa.A stitute, where sis.,was called
bscadse Of the illness Other son,
David ". ~, IS rs >'S~{$, ~ .E%.
Mrs. Villa Washington, Of Hawks
Nest, was down Friday and Saturday
looking, after her property here, She
was the altest gff Mr. land Mrs. F. III.
shephaEd twhilG Here r 5 =, s y !; e Z,
~ Mrs. s, "A. Washington and daugh-
ter Delene. of. ELL Top, who were
the weekend guests Of Mrs. H. H.
Railey, left Saturday to VISIT her
parents at Point Pleasant. .,-&] Z;
:. The, Montgomery Teachers Read
Ing ~scireie| met :Friday evening with
Principal and Mrs. H. II. Railey. The
membership is twelve: Miss Ethel
Brown, Miss Harrietta James, Miss
Lulu Branham, Rev. and Mrs. War
ner Brown, Rev. and Mrs. e. c.. Page,
Miss Alpha Brooks, Mrs. b. r. White,
Mr.. Leon James, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl H.
Railey. .,@ ... ..-. -..,ii.'4
David Deans, who has been sick at
Institute, is much better and came
home Saturday. @ ~ &C.. 80. Is. -
r. w, White was business visitor
to Huntington Saturday. 81. ~
Hon. c., H. Payne was here on bus
mess Monday = " u
A u " re no
business visitor here Saturday.
Mrs: J. j. Noble left Tuesday for
Charlottesville, Va, to-. be gone. a
week or ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Shepherd visit
ed the Donmood school Thursday at
ternoon . .., -.
Mrs. r. e. Bussel, who has been
sick, is well again. ":- !
i. Rev. Warren Brown, who has been
assisting in a revival at Goshen, Va,
returned home Friday. '-s.>
Rev. v. Harriday preached at
Boomer Sunday afternoon. T..
Mrs. Julia owens HUXLEY, of Mt
Hope, was visiting here last week.
Mrs. Josephine Lawson and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Sarah, yGoodlow, of South
Ruffner. we're: the weekend guests
Of Mesdames Wright, Holmes and
Qualls. .,.
Leon James, teacher at .Smithers,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. S. B.
Morgan Sunday. .... ~
=, Mrs. B. L.. Taylor, Of Keyser, and
Miss Hassie Brown, - teacher at
Boomer, spent Sunday here the
guests Of Mesdames Railey,, Page
and White. Mrs. Taylor left Monday
for her home at Keyser. 'i..S ~
Miss Alpha Brooks spent Saturday
and Sunday with her mother. in Char
lesion. ..-------- .-.----. - -
Miss Minnie Carr, Miss Tama
Plowdin and Miss .sessie Jordan,
teachers at Bagle, were here Sunday.
: Rev. J. H., Halter, Of Winona, and
Rev. P. A. Harris, Of Fayette, were
here on business Monday. 80
Thos. Johnson was at Fayetteville
Monday on business. - -
Mrs. Charles Lemons, who has
been sick, is able to be out again.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-10-15

In the Democratic State of Georgia
a few Of the Atlanta rioters were IN
dicted; in the Republican State of IL,
linois 1T Springfield rioters have
been indicted. That's the difference
between Democratic and Republican
governments. 49,"
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HUNTINGTON,

Rev. I. V. Bryant returned from
Gallipols, Sunday evening, and filed
his pulpit at Sunday evening service.
4 number. of friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Lee, of Parkersburg, are
in receipt of invitations to attend the
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HINTON.

Mrs. Alice B. Dodson, wife Of Rev.
Dodson, Of Mt. Hope, who underwent
serious. operation last Wednesday,
at the HolJey Sanitarium, is getting
along just as we'll as she possibly
could. Her condition in every way
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POwELETON.

s. H. Fairfax and wife were busi-
ness visitor in Charleston last week.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-04

The influence of the fur trader and
the mission schools has had marked
effect upon the Ontario Indians. The
women manage to keep step with their
lords in this march toward civilized
appearances. 81 have seen mOccasined
feet peeping from beneath the folds of
velvet gowns of royal purple, " says n
writer in the Wide World Magazine.
''On the bank of the Rainy River I
came upon a community of wigwams
and tepees About an open fire
crouched three old hags, filthy and hid
eous. But in the door of tcpee not
ten feet away stood a young squaw-
perhaps a daughter of one of the bags
doing her hair with a curling iron. -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-04

Note.-Barometer readings are cor
-ected for temperature, instrumental
srrors, and local gravity, and reduced
20 sea level. Average cloudiness stated
n scale from 0 to 10. Direction OF
wind is prevailing direction during "A
hours ending at p. m. Velocity of
Wind is average velocity in miles per
,our. T indicates trace Of rain.
VIM. B. STOCKMAN,
Section Direct-~.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-04
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure.
E. w, Groves signature is on
each box :
PARIS MEDICINE CO.. St. Louis. U S. A.
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TIDES. SUN AND MOON.

Full moon Nov. Z at 9:35 p. IN.
The tides at Kahului and Hilo occur
bout one hour earlier than at Homo
ulu.
Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours
Q minutes slower than Greenwich
Inc, being that Of the meridian Of 157
degrees thirty minutes. The time
whistle blows at 1880 D. m, which is
he same as Greenwich 0 hours min
ties. Sun and moon are for local time
or the whole group.
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HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE

Honolulu, Monday, November 2, 1908.
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For Sale at Bargain Prices

Lots (of about one-haIf acre size) on
Manoa Heights. Fine view and soil.
Lots at from $3.50 and up in Nuuanu
Valley Your OWN terms.
Lots Of different sizes, within walk
ing distance of town, on monthly in
stalments.
Lots on Kalihi road, fronting Kane
hameha Boys School, at largely-re-
duced prices. Terms, $50 down and
SO per mouth; no interest
A number of nice homes, at lowest
prices, ready for occupancy, in and out
of town, on easiest terms or monthly
instruments.
j. H. sCHNACK. 1877 Merchant strees
Daily picayune., 1908-06-09
peal was lodged in the Arkansas Supreme cour1 in 1905.

Prosecuting Attorney Lewis Rhoton left last night for Chica- go, where he he will spend sev- eral days on legal business. Be- fore leaving Little Rock he inti- mated that his business was of more than passing importance and he would have some inter- esting news to relate when he re- turned. Further than this he would not talk, and it is thought that he is gone to make a fight to bring back to Arkansas some of the men who are under indict- ment here for connection with the boodling in the legislature of 1905, though which one of these he is after no one can tell.
Daily picayune., 1908-06-09
SENATOR JEFF
 LOSES CASE
He Lost the Only Case He Had in Supreme
 Court.

Little Rock, May B. Even the Supreme Court has taken a whack at Senator Jeff Davis. He lost the only case he had before that body yesterday. Senator Davis was attorney for E. P. Willis in his litigation to get possession of his child, the custoday of which was given to the mother and then to it's uncle, H. B. Bell, of Pine Bluff, as guardian. This took the case to the Supreme Court, the decision being made in the Pulaski Coun- ty chancery court by Judge Jes- sic c. Hart, who is now a mem Der of the Supreme Court. Will lis, a wealthy man of Indianapo- lis, separated from his wife and then attempted to get possession of his child. The mother, who resides in Pine Bluff, has been successful ever since in her efforts to retain possession of the infant. The father, N. P. Will lis, is now under indictment here for the alleged attempt to bribe Lonnie Gray, a chambermaid d at the Marion, to testify in the first hearing before Judge B. w. Win field. that she had seen Mrs. Will lis entertaining men in her room at the Marion. Willis recently appeared in the circuit court and had the case transferred to Perry County.
Daily picayune., 1908-06-09
THE FARMERS RESPONSE.

Lawyers and drummers form a combine, Pace around the streets to see what
 they eau find; On to some poetry, they think it so nice, Meeting the farmers they have them
 to read twice. They laugh and chaff at the Union
 nonsense, They say they have knocked cotton
 to less than 9 cents, The bollweevil too, they have com
 fortably housed. And think the farmer dead and can
 not be aroused. But yea, to their surprise, someday be-
 fore long, The farmer will rise and show them
 what's wrong; Their burden removed, though they
 were so evil, They'll wish their home with MT
 bollweevil.
 LONGFELLOW, JR.
Daily picayune., 1908-06-09
STATE FUNDS
 STILL SHORT
A Count by the Treasurer Found Only $11, 800 to
 the Good.

Little Rock, June 9 And still the amount in the general fund in the state treasury sinks. When the state auditor went over his books last night he found only $11, 800 there, and during the day this was eaten into by bits. The collectors over the state will no doubt begin to come in within the next few days and make their annual settlements, which will relieve the stringency in all de- partments for the balance of the year.
Daily picayune., 1908-06-09

Miss Edith Hughes, secretary of the Woman's Board of Home Missions of the Presbyterian Church, will lecture at the Cum berland Presbyterian Church Wednesday night at 8 o'clock. Miss Hughes is thoroughly famil- far with mission work, both home and foreign, and those who at tend Wednesday night will be well repaid.
Daily picayune., 1908-06-09
IRsT BLOOD FROM LUDWIG
ulaski Gas Light Company Gets Mandamus Against
 Secretary of State.

l Little Rock, May 9. First bod has gone to the credit of Ie Pulaski Gas Light Co. in it's Int to force Secretary of State bdwig to accept $10 for the is- lance of a certificate of increas- ] capital stock to the corpora pn. About ten days ago Eben 1. Kimble, an attorney for the mpany which furnishes Little pck with gas, rendered Secre- y of State Ludwig $1O in pay ent for the issuance of a cer- icate for $15O,0OO increased 3pital stock. Secretary Ludwig fused to grant the certificate, lying the fee was much more Sder the Wingo act. Attorney Pneral Kirby was consulted and stained the contention of Lud- g. The gas company attorney en applied before Judge E. w. Enfield, in the circuit court, for Erit of mandamus to force cretary Ludwig to issue the ftfcate of increased capital ck. The case came up for ering before Judge Winfield E yesterday afternoon and Att fney General Kirby entered a nurrer to the petition for man. nus. The demurrer was over led and the mandamus order
 Attorney General Kirby
 yed an appeal and it was Rnted. Attorney General Kir- contends that the Wingo act ealed all the acts in force pre-
 us to its passage, and the gas npany must pay for its increase capital stock, the same rate of Orporatlon which has entered
 state since the passage of the lgo act. The attorney for the
 company took issue here,
 mlng that the Wingo act did
 repeal the old law, in that it clhcally says that it applies to
 companies and corporations
 cn were not entered in the
 at the time of it's passage.
 case will reach the supreme
 II before the end of the week,
 VIII no doubt be passed on
 mn a month from the time
 irSt action was brought.
Daily picayune., 1908-06-09

For the first time in forty years decision of the Supreme court of Arkansas has been re- versed by the Supreme court of the United States, although sev-
 eral hundred have gone to this higher court in that time. A mandate from the supreme court of the United States, was filed in the supreme court of Arkan- sas yesterday in the appeal of the Iron Mountain vs. Taylor, from the Crawford county cir cult court. This reversal is only on part of the decision. The ap-
Daily picayune., 1908-06-09
NEVADA COUNTY
 INSTITUTE.
Began An Interesting Ses- sion Yesterday---Program
 for Today.

The Nevada County Teachers Institute opened up yesterday withlive interest.
 There were 72 teachers enroll ed during fist day.
 Chapel exercises were conduct ed by Rev. H. M. McLain.
 Prof. R. E. Crump, Principal of the Emmet schools, yesterday delivered an excellent address upon the subject of Psychology, and the first day closed with much interest.
 Following is the program for today:
 Theory and Practice, by Prof. Potter.
 Arithmetic. Prof. Chappell. Civil Government, by Prof. Chappell.
 Grammar, Miss Rosa Wicker. Geography. Miss May Dillon. Reading, Miss Abbie Hale. History, Prof. Chappell.
 Physiology, c. c. Calhoun. All visitors cordially invited.
 c. c. CALHOUN, Sec.
Daily picayune., 1908-06-09
IDENTITY OF
 KELLY KNOWN
Was Formerly Proprietor of Monroe County Sun, Pub-
 lished at Clarendon.

Little Rock, June 9.-Last Saturday Chef of Police Frank McMahon received a letter from the publisher of a paper in East San Jose, Cal, asking the Little Rock official to make an effort to locate the relatives of Edward B. Kelly, newspaper man who had just died there, and who was thought to have come from Lit tie Rock. The San Jose editor described the deceased newspaper man as being an university grad uate, a great scholar, former noted politician and intimate friend of the late James K. Jones, besides at one time being.lieuten- ant governor of Arkansas. The letter was published in the Demo crat Sunday morning and today letter was received from R. F. Weir, editor of Lonoke Weekly Ledger, stating that Kelly was formerly the proprietor of the Monroe County Sun, at Claren- don, Weir succeeding him there 20 years ago. Editor Weir says the deceased has brother, Burt Kelly, m printing office in For rest City, and another brother, Dr. Robert Kelly, in Arkansas county.
Daily picayune., 1908-06-09
AN AIRDOME
 FOR PRESCOTT.
Dick Biard Is Building One On Elm Street East of
 Court House.

Yesterday Dick Baird leased the vacant lot on Elm street. just west of Dr. Hesterly's residence, and began preparations for the erection of an airdome in which to operate his moving picture show during the summer. MT. Baird expects to have the airdome completed and give his first show there by Thursday night next.
Daily picayune., 1908-06-09

Another of the wholesale civil service examinations is under way in this city. In the United States District court room there are 52 applicants for various po- sitions in the gift of Uncle Sam, working away on the problems propounded to them. The xam- nations are for postal. railway postal and service in the Phillip ines.
Daily picayune., 1908-06-09

Mrs. M. D. Williams left today for Augusta, Ark, where she goes to join her husband. Rev. M. D. Williams, who has charge of a chnrch at that place.
 With each frame at 50 cents or more we will give one beauti- full fruit design suitable for your dining room. See our window.
 HAMILTON & CAPELLE.
 Mrs. F. E. Duke, of Little Rock, was visiting in the city yesterday. She left today for Laneburg where she will spend several weeks with her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. A. Nelson.
Daily picayune., 1908-06-09
LITTLE ROCK
 NEWS BUDGET
Interesting Items From Capital City by Our Spe-
 cial Correspondent

Little Rock, May 9. The ar ticles of incorporation of the Farmers Union Publishing Co. were filed in the office of the sec retary of state yesterday after noon. The residence of the com pany is given as Leola. The capital stock is $2,5OO.