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The daily tribune., 1908-11-07
TODAY S MEMS SAYS.

Another thing that is fairly evi.
dent Is the growing propensity Of the
American people to soAtoh their bal
lots, to make their own choice with.
out regard to the advice OF political
leaders. This tendency is most
marked here in Colorado, but it Is
noticeable everywhere. In Massa.
cbusetts. New York, Ohio. Illinois,
Indiana, Minnesota. Missouri. Michi.
gan, Washington, Oregon. California,
Idaho as we'll ~ in Colorado there is
a notable discrepancy between the
vote cast for the Republican or Dem.
ocratc presidential electors and the
vote cast for the Republican or Dem.
ocratic candidates for governor.
Hadley for instance ran something
like 20. 900 votes ahsad Of Taft in
Missouri while Hughes ran 1870. 900
votes behind Taft in New York.
Bryan ran ahead Of the Democratic
state ticket In Missouri and away be
hind in Illinois. Whatever be the
cause Of these discrepancies , they
rest on one condition, namely. the
ability and disposition Of the average
voter to make up his ballot for him.
self.
And the vote shows another notable
thing The ''solid' districts are
breaking up. Missouri has gone for
Taft and has elected Republican
governor for the first time IN thirty
Ave years. He deserved to win on
his record, but the phenomenon is
none the less rems rkable on that NC
count. Minnesota elected John A.
johnson. Minnesota has tho John.
son habit. and q very good habit
1t Is. too; but to the present writer
who spent = score Of years In that
state. n Democratic governor 10 AZ
weird wonder As would be the
northern light In July. Maryland
IL still In doubt while In Indiana the
Democrats not only elected their
entire state ticket but gained seven
oopgressmsn also.
Thsss things show the increasing
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Dance at State Bank block tonight
.Admi ssion 90 cents.
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defiance, not only Of direction, but
Of tradition. They show another
thing he vitality of the Democratic
party One Mr.. Chafin. who indul-
ged in the harmless amusement Of
running for president on the Prohi.
bition ticket, declared that this elec.
tion meant the destruction Of the
Democratic party. and that hence.
forth there would be only the Prohi.
bition and the "Whiskey Republi.
can" parties. Considering that Mr..
Chain probably did not get a many
votes In the United States o. Bryan
got In Colorado, the prediction Ia .
really sizable joke. The Dem ocratic
party Is miles from disiptegration.
The vote simply proves that. In spite
of his amazing popularity, the people
OF the eastern half OF the United
States will not have Bryan for presi.
dent. This. indeed, is practically
the summing up given by Willis ABB
bot. head Of the publicity bureau in
the recent campaign. Mr.. Abbot
does not see any sense IL this attitude,
and neither does The News, but there
is no use in quarreling with facts.
What Of the next campaign
Who will be the next standard
bearer?
No on can even guess. There Ia
too much good material. In four
states which gave Taft their electoral
vote the Democrats elected the gov.
ernor. Three Of these states, Min.
nesota, Ohio and Indiana, are big
enough and have sway enough In the
electoral college to be worth conci (.
linting. Harmon, johnson and Mar.
shall are all Of presidential size.
thought by 1912 Harmon will be a
trihe old. George Gray Of Della.
ware is presidential timber OF excel.
lent quality. and so is Culberson OF
Texan. And no one can even guess
who may arise In the next four
years.
Permit MS also to remark that the
loss Of New York city to tho Dem
oo attic candidate removes the last
excuse for asking Tammany's advice
on national matters.
Just one word more, All over the
land people are speaking OF the
Tremendous mnjorities" OF Taft.
He has n big lead In the electoral
college. But shat lead represents
only tho tinisst fraction more than
half Of the popular vote. We have
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waste basket you may hear from the
Rebekahs again.
Yours In F. l.. and T.,
Minnie Espy, Secretary.

Tho Tribune Is very glad to receive
the above oom nunicAtion, and to pub.
lish the same 1t occurs to us that
inasmuch as there is scarcely man
or woman In the city Of Florence
who is not a member Of one lodge
or another, a letter of this kind
concerning the doipgs of the various
lodges would be welcomed by this
office and we think it would make
interesting reading for our sub.
scribers. We will te pleased to pu b.
lish the same from any lodge.
The daily tribune., 1908-11-07
AMIA Ee4M

Real EstaiA Loan.
& InssraAea Ksnt,ls
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ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE.

A search made this afternoon Of
tho cell Of the county Jail At Cripple
Greek occupied by the two Greeks,
LAuros aud Zetoyen, held for high.
way robbery. disclosed two saws fash.
ioned out Of knives, heavy monkey
wrench and n BOTTLE Of oil. Ono Of
the bars OF the cell windows WAS
found nearly sawed In two. In what
manner the prisoners secured the ma.
terial remains = mystery.
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16. 100000 voters in this country. It
is doubtful II Taft has . popular
majority Of more than half million.
Set this afct down against tho wild
claims Of third party candidates and
the wilder prophecies Of enthusiasts,
and see what claims and prophecies
are worth.
The daily tribune., 1908-11-07

Secure room now with steam heat
and bath and be comfortably locats
for the winter in the Daniels block.
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The Boston Dry Goods
And Clothing Company ~
The Best Protection

you can have againts the winters
cold is good supply of coal in
your cellar. You can't wear your
overcoat and rubbers in the house
Have US fill your cellar with good
clean coal. Then you'll have a
warm house to come to, and warm
hearts to welcome you Better
give US the order to-day.
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Miss Tena Mackenzie will give
violin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS can be
made by calling phone 223, Canon
City. 4i.s7
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Smoke Georgia" cent cigar.
Made from best Havana soed grown
A8tf
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JOIN the MARRIED LADIES.

Dancing class next Friday after.
noon. 1880 to b 30 Morgan hall. st
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THE WEATHER. Fair tonight
and tomorrow not much change In
tsmpsraturs.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-30
Geo.gia, Lee County,

Geo,gia, Lee County,
Staten Mt Of W. C. Iaramore, success
full candidate for County Commissioner OF
Lee county, showing amount expended BY
hin: in his candidacy, either in The County
Primary OF state election IN october 1905
Respectfully submitted,
w. c. Laramore
w. 9. Laraulcre appeared before me in
person and says tnat the above statement
'st'ne and correct. Sworn 10 and subscrib
ed before me-, this Oct. 27lh 1900.
Copy J. W. Morgan, Dept
CleIL Of Lee County.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-30
LEGAL


GEORGIA, Lee Cohniy.
70 all whom it may concern; Lewis
Pye having made application in due form
81 Law to be appointed permanent admin-
islEator upon the estate Of John Dennis.
Notice is hereby given that said applica-
tiUn win be- heard at the regular term oi
tie coart OF Ordinary for the said county,
70 be held ON the drst Monday in Novem-
her 1908.
Witness my hand and official signature,
this sth. day Of October 1908.
Geo. o. Edward
Ordinary.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-30
NOTICE.
NEW ROAD.
stnse Of Georgis, zee County,

state o. Georgia, lee county.
TO all whom / may concern: Take
ncice that II. K. Stovall, J.F. Cooke aua
., hers have applied 70, an order seeking
the establishment OF rev road, which
has been laid out and marked conformab.
~ ~ law by Commissioners duly appoint
"a, and report thereof H,ade on oath by
sheni-said road commencing at the town
line OF Armenia IN said county, and run
ming north to railroad, thence from the
railroad crossing in ir0ns of ]. r. Cooke :
stGle-house, thence runiAing through J
=. 1ocSe's plantation the must direct
route to the public 1854 rnnning finn
Sasser to Leesburg, Gt., and nttrcepIing
said road near the well slt The old Tom
Taylor place. in said county OF Lee,
Now II no good cause be shown to The
contrary by per'Ons i,.teres'ei in ribs
matter, the order will be granted by the
Undersigned Commissioners Of roads AM
revenues Of >a,d county Of Lee, at 'theh
Office Ut the court house in said county, a,
the regular meeting in Nov. next, on first
THesday therein.
This, oct. OH. 1903, A
RIP. Johnson, Commr,
w q aramorA (,umlnr
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-30
Citation
GEORGIA, Lee OounH.

GEORGIA, Lee OounH
Ordlnary's Office said county, October
sth. 1913.
TO whom It may concern: Minnie v.
Gill has made application 10 me for per-
manent letters Of administration upon the
eblate u John Il. Gill, late Of SAID county,
deceAsd: Al persons Interested are
hereby notified that viii pass upon the
tame on the first Monday in November,
mkt, at my office in Leesburg.
Geo. g. Edwards, Ordinary.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-30
S. B snlith
Georgia, Lee County.

OeolKia, Lee County,.
Personally appeared H. L. Long elected
Judge Of Inc City Court OF Leesburg woo
on oath says that in said election, October
9TH inst, his Total expenses were Ten Dol
lars paid Lee county Executive Commit
tee for election expenses, and Five Dol-
lars paid the Lee County Journal Tor am
riouncement for Primary.
Sworn to aud subscribed before M, this
October 27lh 1908.
Cory James Morgan, Clerk
Superior Court Lee Co.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-30
Tax Collectors Rounds
r, P. Johnson, Comm,
W. c. LaramOre, Commr,

win be at the following places on the
following dates;
Smi'hville, Saturday, October 81; Satur-
day. NoYen'der II; Saturday, December
a..
Beloit, Wednesday, December ?; Philemo
Tuesday Nov. "a; J. J. Cookies, Tuesday,
NOaembe- u; simmons store, wednesday.
November IS.
TT, King, T. c.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-30
Georgia. Lee county.

As required BY Act Of last Legislature, !!
herewith make reporl OF oil amounts ex
pended BY me in my candidacy fol- clerk
Of superior court of Lee county, having
been ,lecte'l to said Office
l paid outnothng whatever for eltct on
expenses for the general election Of Oct,
9Th, at which time VS. elected,
NY expens1s in the county Primary cor
,ts Only of a ses meht Of $40 .o5 made by
the Democratic Executive Committee,
and IS 90 paid % theLee county Journal
for Publishing my announcement therein
had no oppo,it on,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-30

Geotgia Lee couu,y.
Personally appeared d. W, Tison, tiec'-
ed Receiver Of Tax Return Of Lee County
Ga. who on oath says that in said election
held on October 9Th, 1908, his toattl ex-
pepses were nothing.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-30

tiod is nearly twicc as hpaYy as ST
yer; thus a cubic foot Of the former
weighs 1910 pounds and the same
quantity Of the latter 055 pound.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-30


Georgia, Lee County.
Statement u expenses incurred by g.
Il. Beazley in the Primary to nominate
for, and the general election for the Iegis-
lature and etc. in October 1908.
The expenses of assessment Tor Primary
paia =" .. Martin $1,000
Treating friends and leg-puIlers
peiOfe Urinary $40
Expenses Of general election toget
rnyname on batch Of negro
tickets 20
sEean Of money I never intended to
get back LOO
Total 1913 90
Credited by treats leg pulled out Of othe
candidates 500
Total expenses net $12 g.,
Sworn to anil subscribed befo.e me- hi,
October 81, 1908,
Copy james Morgan Clerk SUPP
Courl Lee County Ca.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-30

Georgia, Lee ,ounly.
r sonahy Appeared W. G. Martin,
who |. ing duly sworn on 0 tn avs that
HI incurred 40 expense and paid Ut 10
money in securing his election to The 'ffice
Of Solicitor OF the CITY caur. Of Les Inrg
on October 7lh 1908. 'rlis affidavit is
made pursuant 70 I've provision Of the AZ
approved Avg. Is. l9oS,
w. c, Martin
Sworn loard subscribe before me, th
Octoler goth, 1908.
copy james Morgan, Clerk Sup
Court,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-30

Geo GA, Lee county.
Stntement OF expenses incurred by /. P.
Cocks, in tiScandidqcy for c,uuty CON !
missioner Of Lee county.
No expenses were incurred by me what
ever. No assessment WAS made aqaiu t
candidates in the Primary FOR commission
crS,
Sworn to ard subscribed before me, this
October 27th 1913.
Copy James Morgan cler'
Superior Court,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-30
OFFICERS GIVE OUT
STATEMENTS

Sworn to and subscribed before me, this
Oct. z7th. 1908.
Copy HI. Long,J. 9. {, i.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-30

Georgia, Lee County.
Personally alpe red r. r. King, who on
oath sal thaii the recent election, Oct.
7tlI, insl. he was e,ected Tax Collector Of
said county, and that he did not pay Que
any money Tor the said race or any other
thing Of value.
F. T. King
Sworn to and subscribed before me. this
October 27.h, 1908.
Copy S. ]. Powell, N. P
--e---S> ~--s- ------
Georgia, Lee County.
Statement Of N. NJ. Minchew, success
full candidate for County Commissioner
Of lie. county, showing amount expended
by him IL his candidacy: 4
| beg to report that expended nothing
in my candidacy, either il, the Coanty pri-
mary or State election in October.
Respectfully submitted,
N, Nj. Minchew
m. NJ, Minchew leing sworn on oath
says the above report i true and correct.
Sworn TO aud subscribed before me, this
October a7lh. 1908
Copy j, w. Morgan, L.rt,
Clerk Superior Court Lee County
@N~-s-----r
Georgia, Lee County.
This is to certify that spent cents Tor
a post stamp to oecure my election for
County Commissioner for the county Of
Lee said state. This October a7h, 'oS
Subscribed before me October 27th, 'oS
Copy I'D. Snellgrove. N.
p. & Tx OFF. j. P.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-30
Lee county.

Georgia, Lee county
Person,lly Appeared A j. Pewoll 10
on oath says that ne was elected County
commissioner Of said county on the 9TH o:
Tins month, and that ne did not pay on:
any money or ihcurr any expense o pro
crrc salt cleo ion.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-30
notice.

NOTICE.
Ny lands are posted. All parties are
hereby warnei 10 &eep on.
J 7, Ca laway,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-30

Sworn to and subscribed before me, tbs
October 9Th, 1908.
copy II, L Long, J. c. c. i
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-30

Georgia, Lee County,
Personally ap, cared before me s. b.
Smith. who on nth says that his expenses
as candidate for Sheriff vas the ASSES. !.
men, Of ths Democratic Executive Com
mite fIo,oo and IS 90 for newspaper an
nouncement.
S. Smith
Witnessed by James Morgan, CLERK
Superior Court Lee Co. This October 81,
1908. Copy
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-30
Georgia, Lee County.

Georgia, Lee County.
Personally appeared before me Geo. q.
Edwards, Ordinary IF laid counly, who
On oath saws he did not spfnd any money
on his election for office Of o.dinary on 7th
q October, and <peut only s. so o. the Pri-
merry aud that was nmount assessed By
Chairman Of county Board.
=" = Geo. {, Edv ads
copy u G. Avera, J, P.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-30
Georgia, Lee Co,,,nty. 4

Georgia, Lee Coanty. Z
Personally appeared before me, ]. p,
Galloway, elected Senator for The Tenth
ydistiicl Of Georgia, who ON cath says the
tolowiI 6 items are the expenses incurred
during the tendency Of his election:
Lee County Assessment $40,
Dougher,y County A>se sment 1000
Turner Count! Assessment 1000
Worth County Assessment / 90
Dinners'foT six in albany at meeting
Of Fxecn i've Committee 400
Stable trip same trip 50
lib'x cigars AGO
RailIoad tickets 10 Smi hviile LAO
Total Hs So
Respectfully submitted
Up. CallawSy
Sworn TO and subscribed before me, this
October ~. 1908.
Copy J, W. Morgan, Dept
Clerk SUI erior Cour.
-
'Georgia, lee County.
Personally apI cared D. D, Hall, elected
Treasure p Lee county Ga. Who on oath
says thu, in said election held on October
9TH, 1908. Ills to'al expenses were no,h-
ing, having 10 opposition it was not neces
sary to spend any money.
d. y. Hall
Sworn to and subscribed before me.
ahis October 27th, 1908.
Copy H. L, Long, J, c. Z.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-30
Very respectfully,
James Morgan.

PERSONAL appeared am S Eorg}n, wi 6
on oath says 'b, the above statement is
correcl and shows NJ monis expeadel !
him in lis candidacy for clerk Of superb r
court,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-30
James Morgan

James Morgan.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this
October 9Th, 1913,
copy 3, E. Powell ]. J..
The Washington bee., 1908-10-31
2Ik 49, I4bai k.1k..

lk 49, Il I4bs E4z. i
panic? | certainly would rather see
a Republican panic than a Democratic
one. During this panic, which most
largely affected the rich, we have
seen no empty dinner pals, no starv-
ing children, and no Coxey's army
marching upon Washington. God
forbid that this country should ever
see another panic like the one under
President Cleveland.
You ask. are not some of the
Southern Democrats favorable to the
colored man? Emphatically, | an
swer yes, but unfortunately this class,
which is growing daily, is out num-
bered by the Democrats of the Hoke
Smith TilIman Vardaman Hehin
class. Demagogues who thrive on
prejudice and hypocrisy. 1t is this
class which would be in the ascend
anCy in the event of the election OF
Mr.. Bryan. The old saying of Fred
Douglass, 'TheRepublican party is the
ship, all else the sea- is more true
now than when it was uttered, and
unless the Colored man abide in the
ship he cannot be saved. l depIore the
shOrt-sighted policy of those who are
advising a contrary course.
"One word, please, about prohibi-
ton If any class of people in the
world should be temperate it is the
colored man. In my own county in
North Carolina, where we have pro
hibition, the people are happy and
thriving and have more wealth than
IN any other county in the State-and
in no part of the Union is there a
better spirit between the races.
The Washington bee., 1908-10-31
GREAT EXCITEMENT
CHURCH OFFICERS DISAGREE

CH URCH OFFICERS DlSAORkE.
The was much excitement created
at Union Wesley A. NJ. E. Zion
church, Monday evening October
Goth. Mr. ]. c. Overton had pub
lished a prize debate of a political
character to take place Monday night,
and the trustees of the church had
published a concert to take place in
the lower part of the church
On the arrival of Mr.. Overton at
the church, he found about three or
four hundred people on the outside OF
the church. barred from entering the
church where the prize debate was TO
take place, and the church dark. Mr.
Overton made his way to the trustees
room and declared that it was a case
of jealousy on the part of the trustees.
Finding that he was not permitted
to proceed with his prize debate he
called It OFT. he people demanded
to know the cause, but the trustees
who were stationed at the door were
insulting and refused to give any
satisfaction
The proceeds of the debate were
for the benefit of the church, but the
officers didn't seem to appreciate the
past and present good services of Mr..
Overton who has always taken an
active part in church work and es-
pecially the work in the Union Wes-
ley church.
The prize debate advertised by Mr.
Overton seemed to draw the crowd
away from the old folks concert. this
of course made the trostees iealou:
The Washington bee., 1908-10-31
THE WOMAN'S DAY.
MRS. JONES PRESIDES WITH
DIGNITY,


The Woman's Day Exercises which
was celebrated unday evening Oct.
18TH inst, at the Metropolitan A. NJ.
r. Zion Church, d St. between End
nd }rdSts., 5. w. under the auspices
# the Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary Society of that Church
was a success in every particular.
Mrs. Lizzie Scott Jones, the Presi-
dent of the Society, and who acted As
mistress OF ceremonies, presided with
her usual amount of dignity, and the
programme which was very elaborate
was carried out with great satiSfac-
ton to all present. The pastor, Rev.
w. A. Ray, ID. preached a very
touching and interesting sermon, de
ining the work of Missionaries; he
used for his subject: The world for
Jesus" Solos were rendered by Mrs.
Jennie Shelton, a member of the choir
and also of the Society, and Mrs.
George Mackall Robinson. Papers
were read by Miss Katie J. West, of
Galbraith A. NJ. Z. Zion church, and
Mrs. VIM. B. Harris, of the 10Th St
Baptist Church; the subject Of-Miss
Vests paper was Woman which
was a good paper, Mrs. Harris read
ing one on Missionary work, etc. -
Mrs. NJ. c. Beckett of St Pauls A.
NJ. F. Church made a fine talk on the
work of Missions. One of the most
interesting features of the evening
was a visit and short but very inter
esting address by Mr. Louis P Shoe
maker, a member of the Board of
Charities and leader of the anti
Saloon League, who was present by
invitation.
Mr., Shoemaker commented highly
upon the work of the women and es-
peciaIIy upon the impression made
upon him at the above meeting; he
said among other things that, he was
pleased with the success the Society
is making with all nations, al d the
activity of our race. He said that,
the more Christians we have the less
use we will have for Jails, Work
houses, and Police Officers.
Mrs. Jones was the recipient Of
many congratulations upon the sue
cess OF the Society. The offering was
S25.Co.
The Washington bee., 1908-10-31
and angry.

and angry.
Manager Overton threatens to
handle the church officers in 4 differ
ent manner. The following was the
program that was to have been car
ried Monday night but was prevented
by the trustees
Subject: Resolved that the Negro
should support Taft in the coming
election" Aft. L. D. Grose and H
Hargrave, Neg. H. L. Scott and w
A. Love.
Bishop J. w. Smith, DID, the
presiding Bishop Of the Phila. and
Baltimore Conference will introduce
the Master of Ceremonies, Prof. !
NJ. Lightfoot, of Howard University
Judges. DR.. S. L. Corrothers, DR.
c. c. Alleyne and DR.. w. H. Fergu-
| son.
The program will be interspersec
with special music by Livingstone
College Quartette, of Salisbury, n. c
The Washington bee., 1908-10-31
A NOTED AUTHOR PROMOTED

A NOTED AUTHOR PROMOTED
Mr.. John H. Paynter, an efficient
clerk in the office of the Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue, has been
promoted from 1000 to 81 ZOO per
annum, to take effect at once. Mr..
Paynter halls from Colorado. He is
an author and journalist of national
repute. The promotion comes as a
reward for his meritorious service,
but happens at a time when it will
have a vital effect upon the colored
Republicans of the Far West, among
which Mr.. is deservedly popular by
reason of his genial fellowship and
widely circulated literary productions,
HIS Joining the Navy" is regarded
highly by the best critics, and he has
in preparation new book dealing
with an interesting phase of foIk-life
in the South.
Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, and
California will feel the invigorating
impulse growing out of the promo
ton of so useful a young man. The
happy result came through the in
fuence of Mr.. Ralph w Tyler, the
race-loving Auditor for the Navy
Department. He has come to known
as the Negroes special member of
Congress, and has broken all records
in helping worthy colored men to
desirable promotions, appointments
and transfers.
The Washington bee., 1908-10-31
BUSINESS BARGAINS.

If you want first class goods in
furniture go to Grogan, and House
and Heinman'S.
If you want a first class hat, call
and see Mr. Brodt, 4I0 9TH, and 5O3
9th streets, northwest.
Go to Emich's Market if you want
first class meats
The Washington bee., 1908-10-31

The above cut represents the east
ern side of DR.. Morse-s drug store,
1904 / street northwest. The foun-
tain IS Undesirable for beauty; they
only ask you to come and inspect it
to be convinced.
He wishes to announce that he is
newly supplied with a guaranteed
stock of drugs and medicines, of un-
limited strength and purity, to meet
the demands of the psblic. The man
agement in charge of this drug store