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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-25
PUEBLO INDIANS
A1 CAAU1AUQUA
Representatives OF Fast Disap.
pearing Race, in Charge OF
DR.. Cole, Feature Friday
QUEEN IS WITH THE BAND

Woman's Importance Supreme Over
That Of Man, in Their Villages
Mr.. II. P. Miller Gives Afternoon
Address, on animal Husbandry'-
steIzl Quartet Plsases-The Program
Sunday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-25

correspondence on estimates for any
quantity of their product
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1908-06-20

Mr.. John Ennis, an old resi-.
dent of st. Martinville died Sum-
day morning at the age of 76
years. Mr.. Enuis had been sick
for long time, but was confined
to bis bed for only a few days.
His remains were laid to rest in
the Catholic cemetery Monday
morning.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1908-06-20

The Best Pills Ever Sold.
after doctoring Is years for chronic
indigestion. and spending over two hun
dred dollars. nothing has done me as
much good az DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
l consider them the best pills ever sold"
writes B. r. Ayscue, Of Ingleside. C. N.
Sold under guarantee at T. ]. Liable
drug store. 25c.
A pretty good game of base ball
was played here last Sunday be-
tween New Iberia and St. Martin
vile, New Iberia winning after a
close game. The score was New
Iberia 1 and st. Martinville 3. It
had rained in the morning aud the
ground was damp; this was the
cause for the attendance not being
larger.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Wins.
Tom Moore. Of Rural Route I. Cochran,
Ca, writes: II had q bad sore come on
the instep Of my foot and could fnd no.
thing that would heal 1t until applied
BuckIen's Arnica Salvs. Less than half
Of a 25 cent box won the day for me by
affecting a perfect cure" Sold under
guarantee at T. j. Liable drug store.
Last Sunday a party composed
of Messrs j. r. Olivier, G. NJ. OIL
vier, A. v. Fournet, Henry Four.
net and II. 8. Wilkinson. Jr., left
on the train for Lockport where
they took gasolins launch for q
sea trip. They expect to visit all
the Islands on the Gulf Coast, Wis
it the jetties, pass at New Orleans
and return through Grand Lake
They do not expect to land any
where except for short time. The
! time of their trip is not limited
aud as long as the cruise will bt
! agreeable aud pleasant they vii
remain on the sea.
!! Belief 10 the theory that the las
|! object seen by murdered perso'
!! may be fixed as a photograph
!! negative on the retina, caused Go
!: roner Struper of Alton, Ills., Il
!! have a photograph taken this weel
!! of one eye of woman, whose DO
!! by was taken from the Mississip
! nj river and who, it is though,
= was murdered and thrown into tn
. river as her lungs contained n
water. The developed photograph
: the Coroner says showed a fain
! outline of the face of a man, wit
hooked nose, bearded cheeks al
s glabrons scalp. The Coroner say
be hope to find a possible murder
I or by the use of this photograph
3 The eyes of Mrs. Robertson an
8 her daughter Miss Belle were pht
{ tograpbed here the day after thei
{ murder several years ago, but o
trace of q picture could be dew
: loped.
: Fresh new home made hay {
{T.a;1.;ro Rianvenn feed atOro.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1908-06-20

Representative F. E. Delahous-
saye has introduced and passed a
concurrent resolution to investi.
gate the affairs of the Atchafalaya
Levee board and that said iuves-
tigation be reported to the legisIa.
ture no later than the 22nd of this
month.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1908-06-20
The Best Pills Ever Sold.

lhe Best Fills Ever Sold.
AFTER doctOring Is years for chronic
indigestion. and spending over two hun
dred dollars. nothing has done me as
much good as DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
l consider them the best pills ever sold"
writes B. r. Ayscue, Of Ingleside. C. N.
Sold under guarantee at T. j. Liable
drug store. 25c.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-10
BIG BUSINESS LOCAL YARDS.
Look Like Old Times Among Yard
Men-Six Freishis East.

Freight business in the local
Southwestern yards today has been
quite suggestive OF the old times
which passed nearly a year ago,
when trains were constantly going
out and coming in.
Six ireights were Sent east today
and three west, instead OF the Two
trains a day which have been
about the limit OF ward business
Tor a long time. Business in hand
ling freight has been improving in
the southwestern yards Tor three
or four days, but this has been the
FIRST day the present limit has been
reached.
The additional shipments are
composed OF cattle, coke and coal,
dried fruits, etc, the shipments OF
the latter being unusually large.
About 100 cars OF Mexican cattle
in a week are being handled, the
shipments going to Kansas City
FL Paso Herald.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-10

Frank Records cafe is ready to
open except the glass tor the front,
it is expected in any day.
The Sunday School Of the Chris.
tian Church will meet in the hall
over the Crystal Theatre during
district court, instead OF the court
house, their regular meeting place.
Sunday school at ten o'clock and
communion service at at Io:45.
Everybody is invited,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-10
ROLAND BROS. & KAHN

The general election is on No.
vember I'd this time.
w. II. Burton was IN from San
Jon Tuesday.
J.. S. Hitch. OF Quay, was in
town Monday, bringing exhibits
Tor the fair.
The Ladies Aid OF the Mctho.
dist church will meet next Thurs.
day afternoon with Mrs. Acton.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-10

J.. w. Green, postmaster at
Grady, and one OF the leading re-
p%ublicans oi that section OF the
county, was in town Wednesday
and Thursday.
Elmer Taylor, o OF Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. K. Taylor, left Thursday
morning, returning to military in.
stitute at Roswell, where he at.
tended school last year.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-10

Now Is the time to register
don overlook It.
Attorney j.. T.. Wharton, oil Ma.
mogordo, is here attending district
court.
Attorney NJ. {. Mechem, George
Evans, Ir., Judge Mann and
others spent the afternoon Of
Thursday shooting quail on the
paiarita.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-10
Agent for Niece Additions.

JOIN T. Seaman is agent Tor the
MCGEE Additions, with headquar-
tiers at the Offices OF Jackson & Sea.
man, on east Main street. 4s.tf
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-10
For the Council.

In presenting the name oi Mer-
ritz e.. Mechem, as candidate Tor
Territorial Council Tor the counties
Of Quay, Guadalupe and San
Miguel, the New Mexican has no
hesitancy in saying that the Re-
publican party has "A candidate
that should carry the full strength
Of the party in this county, a. we'll
as "A good part OF the Democratic
voters who want a member OF the
Council who can best advance the
interest OF our county. Mr.. Mech
EN-, having been a resident OF
Quay county and the territory Tor
six years, has formed a large ac-
quaintancc among the leaders oi
territorial affairs and, with his un.
disputed ability, viii he in a posi-.
ton to work to the best interests
OF his constituents,
Mr.. Mechcm was born IN Otta.
wa, kas., October 10, 1870. Re-
ceived his schooling at the public
schools OF Ottawa, the Ottawa
Baptist University and the State
University OF Kansas. Was ad-
mittcd to the bar in 1904 at Fort
Smith, Ark, practicing law with
his father and brother at that place.
He came TO Quay county six years
ago, and was appointed district at.
torney Tor QUAY and Guadalupe
counties April ~, zoos, 10y Cover.
nor Otero: reappointed by Cover.
not Hagerman April 10, 1907, re.
signed in June 1907. Our voters
will make no mistake in casting
their votes Tor NJ. E. Mcchem.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-10

General election n coming the
date is November ard.
District Attorney Wright, is
making "A good record this term OF
court. He is one OF the coming
LAYERS OF the southwest,
j. /. Weatheriord, OF San lon,
has moved to rucumcari. Mrs.
WeatherIord is visiting her par
ents in Texas.
Stephen Bowen OF Providence, X.
t., is spending a lew days with his
son, -. E.. Bowen neal Tucumcar',
after which he will 90 to Los
Angeles, California.
Satisfactory arrangements have
been completed between the III
Paso * Southwestern Ry Co., and
the Home Sanitarium tor an
emergency ward to be- used only
until such times as patients can be
transferred 10 the Railroad hospit.
al at Alamogordo.
In oar local column last week
the News stated that the Lobby
Saloon had closed its doors and
had quit business. This item
should have read the Wigwam
Saloon. Mr.. Reed, who mikes the
very best kahir corn cocktail in the
southwest, says he is still very
much IN business at the same old
stand.
{. o. Wingrove, six miles south.
east OF town, has a quarter acre IN
cantaloupes, from which he has
sold to the Glenrock Cafe, to date.
one hundred dollars worth OF mel.
ons. He also has a very fine dis.
play Tor the fair, which are now on
cold storage at the ice plant. MIR.
Wingrove is from Kansas and un-
d%erstands the cantaloupe business.
He says they may be produced
here any year. no matter what the
conditions.
II. c Mays, J. w. Tucker and
J. {. Pardue, all OF Kansas City,
are here this week looking after
business interests. Mr.. Mays
bought a block OF lots on Main
street last year, and Messrs. J. w.
Tucker and II. c. Perdue are here
with him tor the purpose OF look.
INK after Investments. After look
ing through the Quay county iair
exhibits, stored in the Blanton
building they expressed themselves
As being wonderfully surprised at
the agricultural products produced
here without irrigation. Mr..
Tucker said I'VE had forty days
drought this summer aud made
no crops at all, while here in your
county | understand you had from
eighty to ninety days drought, and
the crops are a wonder. even
noticed corn that equals anything
| yer saw in any country, and the
melons are the finest | ever saw"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
MARSH SuCCUMBS
TO DREAD DISEASE

NEW YORK. May 2S-rAe tate thar
The physicians al the Fasteu~ lnsti-
tute prsdlcttd for him on Monday
overlook William H. Marsh. or Brook
lyn. on Wednesday. when a. his resi-
ience on Ocean avenue the well-to-do
manufacture or water meters died ot
hydropn0bia His end was peaceful
rs he Was put under the influence OF
oDlates early in the day and was kept
free from pain 20 the last.
lie contracted hydrophObia while
playing with a water spaniel. Tie first
0tcame worried about his condition on
Saturday. when symptoms rese milling
those Of hydrophobia developed.
Mr.. Marsh bore up bravely and
busted himself winding up has per
sonal affairs until the paroxysms
which began 70 seize him would In
duce the administration OF Opiates- Al
his intervals OF freedom from pain he
babe farewell 20 the me mbers or bis
family. who had gathered at his home
and made final disposition Of his bust
hess affairs
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
OLD VETERANS FIGHT
THEIR BATTLES h6AIh

RICHMOND. VA. May 22.-Happs
spec hes. music and refreshments
marked the reception rendered % toe
New Jersey Veterans and their frs nds
ov r r. Lee Camp Nedne sday night
the jouifcation lasting until nearly d
o'clock.
There were las members o. TIE
visiting party. most OF the IA oeinS sun
vivors OF the Fiftee uth Regiment
which fought through the civil war
on the Federal side. They were max
ing a tour Of prominent Virginia bat-
tle-felds. and arrived az Richmond
over the Baltimore and Ohio Ralwa.
on Tuesday. stopping az the LeSins
ton. Wednesday was spent Ia goin-
over the old fghting grounds at Fai
Oaks and even Pines. The party visit
cd Petersburg stopped over az Freder
ricksburg Washington and Balimor
on their return.
The meeting az Lee Camp Hall wa
largely attended. both By members an
visitors. and IL was much Ia the ma
ture OF a love feast Many OK the b.
ties of the Civil War were fought owe
arafn bv the veterans. hgurativel
speaking and the speeches and scns
were apparently enjoyed by all va
attended
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
TESTING NEAR BEER
FOR DRY TERRITORY

RICHMOND. VA. May 30.-At th4
Instance OF ce rtaln cities In the State
which have recently gone dry. Dr. r.
W Nagruder the chemist OF the De-
partment OF Agriculture. Is analyz.ng
samples OF beverages now being solo
20 ascertain n they fall within tae
class that may be dispensed in dr3
O. rritorv under the provisions 0f Tie
Byrd liquor Law passed az the recent
session OF the Legislature.
The cities which sent samples % the
department % be- examined are Char
loftesvLle. clifton Forge and Ninche s.
ter. and the verdict OF Dr. AagrUdsr
viii settle the matter as 20 these par
ticular brands IN all other portions al
the State where the sale Of intoxicG-
ting liquors has been voted down -
the people.
The matter has been brought up OIL
cially. and Il will 0e for DR.. Aagrudei
90 say whether or not the Law Is beine
violated.
Malt beverage within the meaning 81
the Byrd Law is described as a brew
cry product. nOn-int0xlCatlng and con
tanning ia no event more than y pe'
cent in volume az alcohol and II q
sasd that certain breSeries are under
taking 70 place on the market q driri
which they claim wili come Uitatn o.
terms os the new statute
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
DELEGATES ORDERED
1000 MINT JULEPS

RICHMOND. Nay 22.-Accordins TO
Uncle" Tom Huicher. employed az the
Js he rscn Hotel. and a man OF the
greatest popularity and veracity. the
cotton mems convention got exceed
insly busy last evening when its dele
gates ordered 1890 5uleps
business had been brisk With Us
most OF the evening" said Uncle Tom
ais morning. but when the water
came in With thar / 900 5ulep PROPOSE
ton there vas some thing doing Ia The
c. liar. aud nOW don't yCu forget T.
Jpcle Tom hooked a little wild-eyed
aud haggard from the overezsrtion 70
which he had been subjected. He
says. however. that the cotton conven-
ton viii soon adjourn; "otneTSiss.
says re. the iUlsps wouldn't last
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
ROAD HAS EARNED
DEFICIT OF SS,460.00

RICHMOND va May 25.-The
Tidewater and Western Rallroad Com
Dauy has asked the Corporation Com
mission for authority 10 advance
freight rates and charges for trans
serring freight az Chester AID Nose
lsy's Junction, Va.
The Commissicn has Fixed Wednes-
lay. June 10th. as the date for the
hearing.
The Tidewater and WesteTu acquir-
"a the franchise OF The old Farmviile
ana POwhatan Railroad. which was
sold uuder decree OF the Law and
equity Court and which runs from
Bermuda Hundred. IN Chests rdeld. to
Farmville. ia Prince Edward county
it IS sishty-elght and thres-Quarte
niles long.
The petition says that the expenses
for the ten months ending April -
1908. were s-5.57S5S. ard the net ope-
rating revenue sS.2l322 Taxes. 50.
29I41. Net income after paying taxes
81 92ISS Interest charges On bond.
and ioans sl0SS34s
Ia other words. the c-omcauy y 8.
/ Earned a deficit 81 s. ts0-SS" within
: the period spelled. II these Egures
can ~ sustained bv collateral evi
dence. Il would certainly seem TIA
ne Commission Dlust take pity on n
Z -ca5. TIE petition SAYS thar tAe con-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30

charged 20 The South many onenses
AGAINST the working class. the address
brought forth a wave OF applause. ex-
pressive Of the feeling OF those ac-
cused-
Defends Southern Spinners-
4 doubt II the people IN any sec
ton OF the world have been so vicious
~ criticized as the cotton manufac-
turers OF the South" said Mr.. Lowe.
Now. / am one % them. for / operate
a mill iu Alabama. We have beer
branded "a cruel and unkind, with
the result that people did not desirs
20 come into our section We have
been held ND "a driving children. ano
have been charged with white slavery
but there Is no set OF men in the
world that ever did so much for 2
class and a large class as the South
ern manufacturers.
They have brought people from tn
mountains. where they lived almCs
f like animals. TIA homes that were unfit
into the sunshine and given tcs y
hope. and 1 doubt u there ia tn tn
world among that class Cf peopA
those who are more happy OF healthy
They have been lifted up more thar
any class ever read about. IN
Southern cotton manufactures hav
done more 20 ali syiate the ccutitic
OF THIS class they are accused OF or
pressing than all the philanthropy
organizations ia tine world that ! knot
OF
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
Ex-LIErTENASI HELD
FOR GRAND LARCENY.

NORFOLK. May 23.-Ex-Lieutenant
JOAN II Thompson. Of the Marine
Corps. arrested on the charge Of grand
larceny has been turned over To ne
navy authorities OF the Norfolk Navy
Yard 20 answer the charge 81 steAiing
Two valuable chrouome tsrs from zap
tain Richardson. OF tie United states
steamship Atlanta Thompson vas
arraixned In the Police Court on tae
warrant. but the evidence was not en-
tered into The alleged ofense was
committed April oath.
Thompson was required 20 resign
from the Marine Corps. owing % a
social scandal In which he was con
nected in Washington Thompson vas
located az a boarding house, tbs
I.enox. or East Main street
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30

A visiting bishop In Washington w-s
arguing WITH a friend ~ his ca tnt
desirabiisry CO attending ehuccA. A.
Last he PUT the question sgUArely,
Whist - your personal reason fo-
not alta 0ttnE.-
The gentleman smiled In nco-
offensive int nelEs wsy. IS ~ replied +.
The tarf u. one 1n1S 80 Elzay
hypocritss there
Retnrning the suSie. tae ols@oE
said
noat let tnAf keep yoa Ag&y
thew IS always -oom Tor o1s nore.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
Piedmont Bedford
Concentrated
Iron and Alum
Water

Fhich la making a alrger percentages
,th.- tr.,fmro, s..1r 49, te fns
lFra. HrnI I'd Anf hummer nl tests WIN
luv other treatment known o. medical
.....r.. ir th. t....,.... f.r which ID "a
N'i'
There is rnf county I8 flr state
,.n.r. ...lr.s Il.. rnf b..m made bv
. ., ... . F..
-''t pa ~"
trr sick wr t.nt Fnu NIll Dee fotn-
cleuUF lrtar.sfed In yuur htAlfh CD
. .-.t
A'4 CAN NAfi+f fHirfi 2" pas tns
ST fnr months treatment. wh-n it
.,..,.t -.sf ... n.t r.- fN.n gs1 n.r
month t sou went to th- springs
b GOA "'Nl .'nAirn~tf rAI''.t rttiaih'-
tory results Do Fnl have any ~ ere
following diseases ana Win do your
baF
,...,.,.., ..,,.-,. =. ,-,s.. ,..
''''-'' wv '-'-t-' -" -
rAlRu KIDNEY AID RIADDER
fhot htE>' Fi-n AAh COMPLAINTS
w,rRulN- xs.nvogSNr,S~ stomach
AND BOWEL DISORDERS. PtLES.
..-.- ~..... ....-... .r..
INACTIVE LtFNt- N'it"ft II ANb
al Ut.OoD AN StxtN DsSEkxs-s
. 1ead ttrst This ..na ,tlntt4r,r t..tf-
ruonial-
r....,,. ,..-.,.,-,...
D,nville. ~. o..t- h. fso7.
received ave children out 81 one
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
ATTACK GAMBLING
COTTON FUTURES
Spinners In Convention Severely Goa
denim Practice OF Quoting Futures
for Speculative Purposes
Elect Rennie President


RICHMOND. MBay 23-Thcugh dis-
claiming hostility toward the New
York Cotton Exchange In such meas
ure As might thre ater IT'S destruction.
the American Cotton Manufacturers
Associa. ion. az rs session Thursday
severely Ccnds Intd the practice 90
quoting future contracts on an aver
age az 200 points below the actual sell
.nS price ~ spots Admission OF tle
alle oi the exchange fo spinner anu
orcc-cer ~as freely made. but tIt 20
Nas general de manl for changed
.cni.,iens -a the manas tni"Lf. villa %
1i.a .or tcc elm nation ot Che spec
llatsr ana eamoi b. who shoots
prices .p and down WIN Gee tn,i--
-t-.a is not Justified of me trade
l-e ole Feature o' Che day Was tae
rr'sr rt-i,'u oI report uf le ,c--
n-it t. ich aai o.tn 4. come nee
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
DEFENDS COTTON
men OF SOUTH
FORMER PRESIDENT LOWE At
THE AMERICAN MANUFACTURE
Frs ANNUAL CONVENTION.
FACTORY A CIVIIIztR
Reply To Criticism OF Conditions Ina
Southern Mills Il Vigorously Ap-
plauded-GOyernor swanson
Welcomes Delegates.

RICHMOND. VA. May e5-Admit
tedly one Of the most representative
bodies of msn brought together within
recent years. IN point Of intelligence
and inve sted wealth. was the Ameri-
can Cotton Manufacturers AssOcia-
ticn that asse mbled in Richmond the
past week for its twelfth annual con-
vention.
The meetings were held at The JEFF
ferson Hotel. With $50 dele gates IN at-
tendance.
In his Introductory remarks Presi-
dent Tanner said that the board of
governors had acted wisely in briug-
ing the convention 20 Richmond. se-
ferring I'm high terms 20 the history
and development of the Common
wealth.
Welcome by Governor.
As Governor OF Virginia said Gov
ernor Swanson. II welcome yoE.
whether YOU come from the North
or the South. for Virginia has always
been famous for its national patriot
ism. Your association has a broad
liberal and lofty purpose. IL marks
our modern progress. and hope tho
time will come when all the cotton
OF the world Will be manufactured So
the United States" The GovernCi
dwelt at length upon the resources OF
Virginia.
Mayor Mccarthy struck a shavT
chord in his brief address Of welcome
Referring 10 the Confederacy. the wcl
struggle and the character OF the peo
pie OF ante-bellum days. he said. h'
was afraid that the day might CONF
when the people would D. so absorbe.
in progrt IS that they would lose thos
characts ristics which are know
throughout the world He quoted an
other Who said that America NIGH
have 20 reform the world and that IN
task OF reforming America would IA
upCn the South. where the stsudar
OF manhood was highest. We Waa
material progress" said the Mayc
but I hope that mate rialism viii "a,
seize our people and lead them
those habits and customs which a.
near akin 20 debauchery. But We an
proud 20 have YOU here. because ~
represent a brave. hcspitable and I'd
BILE people and because you are e.
gagged In an honored and useful iudu
try.
sir s Dsbney Crenshaw. represer
ing the Chamber OF Commerce. MAJ
an extended address OF welcome.
Mt. Lowe Responds.
Former President A. II. Lowe.
Fitchburg. Mass. VAS introduced
respond 90 the welcoming address,
He was received with more enthus
asm than had been created 10y all q
other speakers.
y have been asked 40 respond 90 Z
kind words OF welcome. said $
Lowe. aud / will gladly do $50 ard
brief. but any Yankee from Nassach
setts must fail II DE stands ~ asai-
THREE Nirginians.
The response CT Mr Lowe was
striking prese ntation Cf existing GO
ditions Without calling the 2an
OF those philanthrcpic orgau!zaric
which have charged the Southern c
ton mill men with system OF VII
slave-driying. be put emphasis into
statement that the SOuthe m manuf
turers have done more for the 81
and welfare OF the operatives than
the philanthrCpic organizations co
hined. Coming on the heels OF
National Charities Conference. VII
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30

Eesfn-a1 cr4r Halr - Naf1rnI f-lfT0r.
Fsrnoqss TDRn1r11~ as @r1rr TrTt -
-Afes 49, rrvyents tf@ HA-r frors fslt~
.oE 90
Tp-. ao1 Ealtisn1re. IA rlrl1rE 50 %
ss-f trarr ~ NA~TH4NE COMPANY.
u1rknen6. Va Prt~~ ~ prr Anttlr-
ssnsplr nettl~. xz<- - nsNt1
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30

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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30

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