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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-08-07
MYSTIC WORKERS
TO HOLD PICNIC
STONY POINT WILL BE SCENE OF
GREAT GATHERING ON
AUGUST IL.

Clinton, Aug. 6.-There will be
lot doing over an Stony Point on Aug
ust II, when the annual picnic Of the
Mystic Workers of the World, of
eastern Iowa and western Illinois will
be held.
Last year the picnic was held in
this city, and vast crowds gathered at
Eagle Point park. to participate In
the pleasures of the Mystic Workers
picnic. This year the picnic associa-
ton Is preparing to entertain still
larger crowd. Special trains will
bring in crowds of Mystic Workers
from Mendoza and other cities in I'LL
! nois and plans are on foot for run
ming couple of big train excursions
from Wisconsin points. River excur-
sions also will be run to Clinton and
Fulton, and an immense crowd of peo-
pie will spend the day on the Point
Is Clinton Society.
The Mystic Workers Of the World
is a Clinton organization. 1t was
founded in this city in the year 1892
by DR.. c. w. Clendennen of Fulton,
who is still it's supreme medical ex.
aminer. The order has grown rap
! idly, and 1t now has a membership
of more than $4,000 persons. over
eight states of the middle west. A
paper entitled the Mystic Worker
is published by the order.
A few years ago the Picnic associa
ton of the NJ w. w. of eastern Iowa
and western Illinois was organized
and every year a reunion Is held. Two
of these evnts have been held Ii
Clinton, and both were very success
full.
!. Many Bands Coming.
The Mystic Workers expect to make
the picnic this lear the creates
event in the history of the associa
ton. and the Fulton committee, head
ed by M R. Doran as president, are
busy planning for the reunion on Aug
ust II. They have issued a sweep
ing invitation to the order in general
and promise to take care of the biz
crowds who are coming. Fifteel
bands, it is expected, will participate
in a grand musical contest, for prizes
There will be games and sports of al
kinds, a big basket dinner, and
good time generally. Hundreds Q
Clinton Mystic Workers and thei
families will attend the picnic.
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Tri- w eekly Courier
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

From Thursdays Daily.
Neasbam SENS the BEST watches
Sargent the true druggist treats
everybody square.
Henry Merrick is in Osceola for
few days on business.
Try sargent's drug store for fair
prices.
S. r. Ireland of Abba returned
home today after visiting Mrs. Ellen
Miller, 119 Ottumwa street.
The White Lily gasoline at w. A.
McIntire & Co.
Mrs. A. L. Nicklin Of Douds-Leando
terday.
Bickmores gall cure at Sargent's.
Miss Nellie Graham of Belle PLANE,
is in the city visiting with Miss Wei
tina Norris, 100 East Woodland avenue.
You should know about our easy
shoes for men and women, and then
our easy price on all grades. You
will miss it II you don't watch US.
Our business is to do better by you.
Church Shoe Co.
C. F. Howes and party of Center
Vile passed through the city yester-
day in his touring car, enroute to Ken
lucky. The party was delayed short
time on Main street on account of q
puncture.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Countrymen
TIL ,e,i{
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. l..
Little. lis Van Buren, street, left this
morning for Salt Lake City.
Newtons heave. cure soc and s1.oO.
Sargent's.
Mrs. Myra Morris of Belknap is Wis
iting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Thompson, 500 Wabash avenue.
Mrs. Gust Hallberg OF Agency is in
the city today on business.
From SATURDAYS Daily.
Conkey's gap cure SOC at Sargent's.
Mrs. Mcdonald Cox of Kirkville has
returned home.
Conkey's roup cure SOC at Sargent's.
Mrs. E. T. Burlington of Kirkville
was in the city today on business.
Mrs. L. Dotts of Eddyville has re
turned home.
Croquet sets. s1.0o to $3.50. w. A
McIntire & Co.
Mrs. C. Swanson, who resides or
Ash street, returned home this morn
ing after a visit with relatives il
Dudley.
Mrs. S. 3. Sampson of Agency was
shopping in the city yesterday
Mrs. B. L.. Harley of Chillicothe has
returned home after purchasing triI
to the city.
Mrs. Amy Kennedy of Abba was il
the city yesterday on business.
Thomas Ware, TIT East Main street
is visiting friends in Floris.
Mrs. W. H. Buckles of Centervill.
returned home this afternoon afte
visiting here
If you need a pair of work shoe
we have them at a price 15c to 25c pc
pair under market price as we bough
before the last raise in shoes. We cal
save you money and give you bette
value. Church Shoe Co., South Side
TT. Madison Girl Weds in Des Moines
Des Moines, Aug. 6.-Ludvik Bonke
of South Omaha and Miss Julia Mao
yen of Fort Madison, Iowa, We're maj
Ped here by Rev. Henry belong.
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Holiness Meeting Now Being Held.

Hiteman. Aug. 6.-The Monroe
County Holiness association began a
ten days annual camp meeting at Hite-
man last Sunday. The services are
being conducted by Rev. and Mrs.
Brandyberry There will be special
business meeting on August Z.
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EddyxilIe Couple WEEDS.

Oscar Emanuel and Miss Edna May
McElroy, both of Eddyville, were mar
ried this afternoon at o'clock at the
home of the officiating minister, Rev.
S. Isaac Elder, 206 Wilson street.
They were attended by Mrs. Hulda
Emanuel and Miss Grace McElroy.
Both are we'll known young people of
Eddyville. They will make their
future home there.
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-ARlFF is o. X,
SAYS Mr.. lands
CONTINUED From Page ~

much money in the savings banks in
agricultural Iowa, per capita, as they
have in the old manufacturing state Of
Massachusetts; and the way in which
Iowa has come to the front during
this period in manufacturing is little
less than marvellous.
Speaks Of States Growth.
Nearly every county seat Is becom-
ing a factory center of some kind or
description. Up at Charles City they
are building gasoline traction engines
on scale that has attracted the at
tention of South America. And your
capital city Of Des Moines,-it bears
more badges of Improvement than In
dianapolis-and that is saying a great
deal. The manner in which the bust
ness section has dressed up is a rev.
citation and I was told Saturday that
there are now in course of construc-
| ton 600 houses, the cost of every one
of which was In excess of $4,000, to
say nothing of the number less expen-
sive. There are no idle men and it is
next to impossible to get a woman at
any price to perform domestic serv-
! ice.
THE plain truth is that have
about made up my mind that If Iowa
has no reason to be satisfied and
happy, then neither God nor man can
make laws or conditions that will
make any people satisfied and happy
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Pioneer Birmingham Resident Dies.

Birmingham, Aug. 6.-Samuel Ora
ham, who resided at Birmingham for a
long series of years, and whose
brother, Joseph Graham, is in busi-
ness there, died at Sebastopol Cali
fornia, July IS. March II last the de-
ceased and his now bereaved widow
celebrated their golden wedding. They
were married at Birmingham in 1859.
Four children survive
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Henry, Lee, Van Buren, Home Coming.
Hillsboro, Aug. 6.-The contemDlat-
ed home coming to be held at Hills
boro this fall ought to be big affair
and happy event. It is to be '.tri-
county gathering, including Henry,
Lee and Van Buren, counties. The
dates and program will be given later.
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TT. Madison Girl Weds in Des Moines.
Des Moines, Aug. 6.-Ludvik Bonkel
of South Omaha and Miss Julia Mad
yen of Fort Madison. Iowa, We're mar
Red here by Rev. Henry DeLong.
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is disgrace 10 the city. In dry
weather II Is an unsightly dust heap
snd heavy rain converts it into a
small lake. This is the sight that
meets the eye of every one who
comes into the city by boat or train.
II would not cost a great zeal To
pnt paving Of some kind on these two
blocks. but mp to this time the conn-
ell never has seriously considered
making the Improvement. unfOrtu-
nately nobody lives along this road
and the councilmen, busy meeting the
demands OF the constituents for i'm
proyements along business and resi-
dental streets. are slow getting
around to a matter which. while II
is of great importance TO the city
generally. does not directly concern
the people OF any one ward.
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FOR SALE CHEAP pair Nation
al Computing Scaies-any reasonaoie
offer accepted; Drop Head Sewing
Machine. $3.50; Bureaus. at IS and
$G.5e each; 1 French Plate Mirror
lsx4O inch, $3.50; Cots and Springs.
while they last. at 49c; ] large trunk
fnewl. 1898; Bed Lounges, new,
az $3.50 each. / Laundry Stove. $4-So:
Photograph Horns. size 16x3o. CSC; 1
National- Cash Register, total adder.
s35. We guarantee every piece OF
these goods 20 be as represented IL
viii par you to call and inspect these
goods. SEQ yards Lace at 21zc per
yard: 5000 Dress Bnttors. covered IN
various colors al sc per. WIZ send
samples Of lace OF buttons to any
address. Auction Sale every Sa;ur-
DAY. beginning at 1890 a. m. THE
WHITE FRONT AUCTION HOUSE
lis W. Queen St. Hampton Va
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A BADLY NEEDED IMPROVEMENT

TIE Chesapeake & Oaso Railroad
Company is masking an improvement
on River road that has been badly
needed for a long time. For years
the thcroushfare from the passenger
depot 90 Eighteenth street. along
which passengers coming In on the
Old Dominion and Merchants & Min
CTS steamers have 10 pass. has been
a poor excuse Tor > rad. fril Of uust
CT mud al the year around. Il Is an
nounced that the railway VIII pct
down concrete curb and gutter. bring
the road 20 grade and cover Il Win
bed Of crushed rock. This should
make = first class road. suitable for
the heavy hauling that Is done from
the riers and presenting a decent
Appearance
The next thing In order Is the I'm
proveuent OF River road between
Treniy-third and Trcrty-fnh
streets Thu sfretcs Of two blocks.
from tke passenger depot 10 pier A.
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Entered az the Newport News va.
pcstofIice as Second-Csass matter
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER D. 1909
11cuT ON THE CRANE INCIDENT.

Those who remember the incident
M doubt are still curious to Kno"
inst why MIR. Crane. the Chicago ousi-
,ese man who accepted the post Oh
minister TO China at the sohci'a''o'
Of President Taft, was recaiied ny
telegraph on the eve of his departure
from San Francisco for the Orient
Comparatively few people accepted
the reason assigned by Secretary vi
State Knox and approved by the Pres
,aent Cbecause the President. could do
nothing else unless he wanted to give
ND his secretary OF siate) and. whiie
II was supposed that Mr. Knox hao
some urgent reason OF his own ior
eliminating Mr.. Crane, most OF us
have had no definite idea AS to the
nature OF that reason.
Golfers weekly throws some light
on the subject in the following:
mfr. Crane was selected by the
President on the recommendation oil
a man as unpopular with professional
politicians as Mr.. Crane is himself.
1T was received with disfayor by
both of the senators from Illinois.
MIR. Taft expressed the wish for
unconventional candor on the ambas-
sadcr's part. along the lines Of his
own Shanghai speech.
The most daring speech made by
Mr.. Crane, the one in which he spoke
OF hold-up finance, was expressly ap-
proved at the time by the secretary
OF state.
"Mf. Crane endeavcred repeatedly
10 obtain instructions from the secre-
tafy, of any OF his assistants. Finally.
in despair. he telephonsd 10 the Sec
rotary tina; he would be compelled
70 leave without even passports. The
secretary assured HIM that no instruc-
tons were needed, and that II any
suggestions occurred TO the depart
ment they would be sent to San Fran
cisco.
On Saturday afternoon before Mr..
Crane was to sail a certain gentleman
called at Valley Fcrge lie was the
partner Of one OF the leading finan-
ciers in the world-a tinancier who
had large Part in the Chinese loan.
MIR. knox's Telegram was sent on the
following day. Il stated a reason so
frivolous that scarcely anybody has
taken il seriously.
One of the leading authorities on
diplomacy in this country has stated
that this psetext was ridiculous.
Everything thai was in the Chicago
article had been published before;
nobody paid any attention to Il: ana
Mr.. Cranes name did not appear
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city of Roanoke. where there has
been a peculiar fusion of several in.
terests. Judge Mann is said to have
been knitted direct by the Demo-
Gratis and to have voted for the Re
publican candidate.
No compilation OF the vote by dis
tricts can probably be made tonight.
owing to the slowness in which the
returns are coming in. From the re-
turns already in hand. however. and
the known conditions in the missing
localities. there is no fear that the
Democratic entire ticket has not been
elected. practically all the cities have
been heard from: half of the counties.
including the larger and more popu-
lous ones. have made returns There
has been little heard from the south
west section. which will undoubtedly
go Republican. The returns from
Roanoke city arc missing. Early in
dications were that II four hundred
Democratic votes were controlled by
the new combination. Mann and Kent
would split even on the result.
Big Majority in Richmond.
In the city of Richmond Mann has
a majority Of over two thousand. out
Of something like $500 votes cast
Six out OF twenty-five precincts nre
yet TO be heard from. The missing
precincts viii probably give Mann
and the Democratic ticket a still
longer lead. Colonel James maintain
ed the race with the other candidates
in Richmond. which city he regards
as his home and where he is well
known. From the returns in hand II
Is evident that there can be no
change in the resalt announced.
The weather has been exceptional
ly propit.ous. The day was clear and
cool. with a slight indication of rain
in the afternoon and tonight. The vct-
ing was light in Richmond as in the
balance of the state Richmond, I
viii be remembered. gave a majority
fer Tucker over Mann in the recent
primary. The Tucker people in the
main voted for Mann today.
Little Interest in Election.
Little interest was taken in the
election. the voters being practically
driven to the polls by the party lead
ers. II is probably that the recent
revelations regarding the moral char
acter OF Captain William p. Kent
the Republican gubernatoriaI candi-
date. eminating from Democratic
sources. hurt both sides.
The Democrats maintain. however,
that their losses were more than of
Sc; by the losses OF the Republicans
from the sane source and this would
appear 20 be true. when Il is remem-
bered ihat the Democrats poIled an
approximately normal vote.
While the Republicans failed u
make their promised gains in the
state. The result OF the election. II
is said. in Democratic sources. w1i be
a check rpon the Republican party IN
the state for many Gears 20 come.
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Gorpers' Attitude Unchanged.


NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-President
Samuel Gompers. of the American
Federation OF Labor. issued a state
ment in regard to the decision.
with ell due respect to the ma
iority Of the court cannot surrender
sSnstiiutionaIly guaranteed rights be-
cause judge viii issue an injunction
invading and denying these rights.
Chief Justice Sheppard's dissenting
opinion is in defense OF the constr
tutional and inherent rights. Minority
-pinions Of courts in the past in
which human rights have been invad-
ed have ultimately prevailed. become
the law OF the land and the generally
accepted rule OF life. and | have an
abiding faEh that the rule in this
case will prove no exception
Others Have Suffered for Right
If must x 10 Jail. ] shall have
the consciousness Of the fact that 9TH
r. men have in the past been com
PEELED 20 suffer in defense of Justice
and RICH; IN the cause Of Gumsnity
and FOR the maintenance Of human IL
berry.
Il intended 70 stay over here to-
morrow 20 finish mp nay report Tor
the annual convention az Toronto and
also 10 attend the Wedding OF the
daughter Of a very dear friend OF
mine. but ] am eoirE 10 change my
plans ard shall leave 50 ] can get
into Washington a. soon a. ! can
J want 10 b. within the Jurisdiction
o. the court. whatever d.sposal is
made 81 the case
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Confined From First Page.)
ton he had thus far received had
convinced him that the Southern PEG.
PIE we're willing 10 come more than
half way in the encouragement OF that
sentiment.
Entertainment Begins.
The President is to be the est OF
birmingham until tomorrow after
noon. His entertainment began to.
right with an elaborate banquet pre-
sided ever by United States Senator
z. r. Johnston.
The speakers included General
Conner. Secretary Of War Dickinson
and the President.
When he arrived in Birmingham
Mr.. TAFT was net at the station b.
Mayor O'Brien and a committee G.
citizens. The streets were thrOnged
The President las entirely recover.
I'd his voice.
In addition 20 declaring his good
viii to The people OF the south - hae
few words 20 say with reference tc
marriage and wcmsn's suffrage Wher
be was surrounded on the campus OF
he Mississippi Girls Industrial Inst
tate and College by SEQ girls. Who az
;erwards helped 60 serve the Psesi.
cent tn first barbecue 90 he tour.
Presidents Wish for Women.
7 wish that every woman IN the
world vas - situated. SIR TAR
said. that she need not thirk D.
recessaEy Tor her to marry " she dic
irci want to-
Mr. Taft saii that he would be the
ilst man On the world ,o put anything
n ne way ~ ma;rimony. Bot be- b.
Lcved SRI should b. o. situated p.
10 her future a. fo be- able 10 make
irsc choice ari TO io0s forward o.
q lnc cf uam'1ci happiness.
The great trouble fas been thar W
have MT gwen woman q fair show
We have NOT opened az TIE avenues
t. livelihood that they are quite n.
J ven allie ~ Oh a. W.. and in certain
respects better able 70 fr than Ne
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-03

Is Brent after anything in partlcu-
lal. or Is he just taking his chances
on getting his feet and snout into
that trouble Mr. Glass was talking
about?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-03

Cardinal Gibbons opposes womaus
suffrage. The cardinal is in a better
position than some other public men
to talk plainly on this subject.
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CLYDE LINE
PHILADELPHIA

stezners le.ve Mondays q m,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Leave Philadelphia Tuesdays.
Thursdays and SATURDAYS.
Fresxht received and delivered dsity
a. c. q o. per 6. once. River Ro-s1
CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
James y xcCazrtcf.
711--sI ec1fnr-. kE<A
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PROHIBITION roR DISTRICT.
socth csroii-s Congressman Will In
troduce Resolution.

ANDERSON. :. G. Nov. 2-Belies-
ing ia1t prob bifior IN s0uih where
frcr C. has been tried hss been suc-
cessfui a. fhe people Congressman
Watt y AIKEN. q the seventh dis
'fici 81 South Caroiina. today declared
ae uc1if ifirodcce a bii fcr prohi-
b'tcn in fhe District q Columbia 70
the ~ session a. congress.
Nr. Aiken ia member 81 the
hcufe ccamfffc On the District 81
Columbia
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Republican celeozse Elected.

ROANOKE. VA. Ncv. s-1ote-
'our'e cOunty gives Mann a majority
Of 80. and gives the Republican leg
isiative candidate a majority Of 100.
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Bio Stone Gan

BIG STONE GAP. VA. Nov. q
Big Stone Gap gives Kent, 152;
Mann. 60. This is the home OF Re-
publican State Chairman Slemp
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-03

Grease up your reyolyers. A gun
that wont shoot is considerably worse
than no gun at all.
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Byrd Reelected.

WINCHESTER, VA, Nov. q
Mann and Byrd ere making a big
run in Frederick county and will get
a majority of $50.
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FAiRFAZ. VA, Nov. Mann. 81;
ocratic by 200 majority.
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Bio Majority at DanviIle.

DANVILLE. VA. Nov Five out
# six wards in Danville give Mann,
40l: Kent, 1873.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-03

For a lessen in publicity watch
Norfolk tell 'em about President TaIts
visit.
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PETERSBURG Vote Close.

PETERSBURG, VA. Nov .2.-Total
vote cast. 979. of which Mann re-
ceived 1875, and Kent, 253 for governor
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CLAIMS FOUR NEW MEMBERS

Republican Secretary Hart Says Par
ty Has Gained.
ROANOKE. VA, Nov. AT mid
Gight George l.. Hart, secretary OF
the State Republican committee said
that ne Republican party would have
at least four more new members in
the new legislature than in the pres
ent body.
Roanoke city viii give Mann and
the Democratic ticket a majority OF
500.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-03
Salem Democratic.

SALEM. VA. Nov. 2.-Complete-
Mann. 255; Kent, 100
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Marn Carries Prince Edward

FARMVILLE. VA, Nov 2.-Mann's
majority in Prince Edward county Is
$50.
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Charlottesville.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Nov. .
The city gives Mann. 362; Kent. AZ.
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Kent ktomr County

wYTHEvILLE. VA. Nov. -
Kents home county gives him ma
jority Of f50.
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auousta prr,ocratsc

STANTON. Va. Nov. 2-Tucn-
,y-nine precincts IN Augusta coun-
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81 S6MoGNT LNNlo-
Passenger and Freight.
Newport Nc~Ts to Bsiti7ore-
Daily Except Tues. and thurs. p. m
Fare $500 One way. 500 Rounc
Trip-inclvdino stztcroom Berth
Tickets 20 all points
Newport News to Boston every Mou-
Wed. and sat noon
Norfolk 10 Boston
Every sun. Tues. and Fri. s ,. N
rorfoik 20 Providence.
Every Mon. Thur. and sat. p. N
Freight only.
For ficsf.s ,iid further Information.
sppiy 20 r. p. BRAGG. Agent
Newport Nsva We
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tv cut of 80; Mann. SCI; Kent. 574.
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DEMOCRATS CARRY
VIRGINIA BY $4,000

(continued from First Page.)
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TRANSPORTATION GUIDE
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YOU'LL SMILE AFTER A SMILE
of our famous rye whIskey or glass
of our crusty old port wine. The eff
feet will be so pleasing. the taste so
delicious, and there won't be any at
ter effect at all. There's not head
ache in a barrel Of either. Better try
a bottle Of each Good for sudden
Illness as we'll as good for sociahiiity.
Port, per gal 1850. ...--.---Sl-VV
Sherry, per gal ...----- .------ 1.Oo
Claret, per gal. .-..... .----..- l-O0
Sweet Catawba, per gal .-...--. LOO
Tokay, per gal $4,000. .-.--- 100
Blackberry. per bottle -.-.- Is
Rhine Wine, per totrIe ..---.-- 50
Durey's Malt whiskey. per bot So
Whisksy in Bulk at the Following:
Burbon Whisky. per. gar -..--$l 80
Star, A. Rye, stsight ..--.---.- 2-25
Old Charter, straight ---.---..-- ESQ
paul Jones .. ..... 2.75
Hrpter $3.50. .... .... 400
Harper . 400
Double stamp Gin ---.-.-------- zVe
All bottle beer sc per bottle. soc
per dozen. Watch my im1tstorsI
n. LEONARD
Original Price Cutter,
PHoEBu7 VIRGINIA
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Hampton, Phoebus and Old Point
AGAINST LABOR LEADERS
CONTINUED from First Page)

pursuing the orderly course or appeal,
rot only the courts. but government
itself would become pOwerless and
society would be reddced TO state
of anarchy,