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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-18

themselves of this Opportunity to in,
spects the methods ,universallys sap-
proved as the best for the prevention
and cure Of the disease which yearly
carries thousands Of our people to
an untimely grave -. - T..
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-18

!, All in all, the best that can be
said for the 'insurgents' is that they
got what Uncle Joe" intended for
them to have. II there is any con-
ISOLATION in that, they are welcome
to 1T. v
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-18

You owe 1t to yourself to see the
tuberculosis exhibit at the Peoples
Grocery Store.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-18
HI es.ixs M RS 3abissl,
! chool Lesson 81 81 Rev 4. Linscott
E,t Internal ionaI Svspaper
II .sss.l Bible Study Cub. a.. (. - Il 4
s

Of International Newsuu M, r,issr
si'ib4e Study Club, and prizes which,
may 10 SaSded to members of this
:Loe & SnH Rfa boo given out :frotn
this oaisS : ~ M.I1F%. .TT,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-18

- NJ - lab
es on the sont - y sss n se 80
q square deal, az .thsv I, i. IS 49,
aQpiesce, INA "a .n - - -, 80 sr,,tn.
arn inj9sttS Ssa YSt - -, n 81,
master ;of diti Iss :, ~
LAW ana rasArs " Th, IN ! ~ Ne ]; sl -
dissent from HI i;,,sss, vat !, = ,,s
plan Ia, ,eithi y ~ $500 ~.
That; y q t k u susss ~ vi is. SS
earnestly p h sa1sE sea Millions Negroes
The INA S ~, I u t... ~ Aks. 4
tiahsof az y sPsss ~ ~ =. - -.
dress artI i;fSi fS : s, IsSs s,s ~ ~. ~
|eans. pr,otstn .s ~ eo Z; s SAmerf-
fnauxu ri =, dr - NJ o.lse.y or tae
add ssg it sss an ~ sa. vs.
press. ~ asss;, Ms u X W oAtR
now that sAir. Tai 'nndsrsta IA. s sSya
seif s h 81 NiIlf ~ .t,, 800 h'm-
problem. TtE't - :, 'o ~. 'eo ' a::s
* :. The. Solofads naon1a ,, 80, - :, n.s
hnderstand NJ no. ntts s |; S9 ,sa
Tho Bee feSis as 4 ~ ant ~ 4, ;.,, SS
deal Justly towarS -, .. ua w ll
que thatsitr Nraft IN I. = !. ~. 1. = 9
Of the icoiored. man ~ IA soMt ,'Au'f.
The; Bee doesn't baliaSS sI INV J. y, ~;
meant that tn tie S t IS =, y sS -
He could not,%if he.,sS das,ss ! - go :,
would not 1.-THE could prss,s ISt
Tart cannot be presi dan ~ a,ss
ton OF the Ameriann rneon,. 80 Fl 49,
more the Others tbs an !, 49, ~
pie have any o,nf,;,ancS a., - :,
Mr.. Foraker said, Ia ..few ds.s, 80 -,
then the position Of tba ~ =. 49, 49,
rect. The jHaeJ p. 80 ~ - - I
- Y - -. =. - 4
=, A great deaf q, - ~ !, !. ~ :, Z. 1 -
dress) is piyen over ~ =. Va -, tt's al T.,
Of the Negro 49, III, - o :" .t5Fs;iF',cn
Like I,inco,D - ~ e'4 =.
many, things }n M ,,a.a ns nas ]sa' 9
We cannot snn ia dsrsfa "a q as. w",c IS
which he, ,,mt,at No. = s.
policy. not sxnSasaeFs TIt !, 1890 Z
that the ffteent :, = = :, "eae rs
be kent invioint = - :, - s !
ern CONSTITUTIONS sha,, Ia; Ih 'se1 ~
CO0IOCm To II 49,. - II. .ti.-
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-18

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4. Each contestant, or his or her
family, must be q subscriber to this
paper. In order: to qualify for mean-
bership In the International News
paper Bible Sturdy; Club and this To-
cal Club. :. .s :. ..'.. !. ..~. =,
z. Each contestant In this Local
Club, mast answer each Of the writ
ten questions, for I52 consecutive
weeks, commencing for, Sunday,
March AZ, and the answers must all
be in the possession Of this paper
within two weeks Of tue close OF this
period. = - b
& Each question must be am
swered separately, and the paper
written ON one side only. No am.
swes' must exceed two hundred words
in length and may he less. Each
answer must I'avs the name and sd-
dresas OF the writer at' the bottom or
the, tShswer.. $500 - - IS. .'''
= a. The answers must be delivered
to this office and they willsb be coli
Lated at the close OF the contest, and
forwarded to neasaqutssftaSs Tor flidie-
rendent examination by competent
examiners: The prizes will then be
awarded according to sstha; hfNhest
number Of narks, wo8 by measbera
G. = " ', =. sSsSHf t!'Err 1SS
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-18

President Taft says sonsi! rnight|
nice things CONCERNING the Negro. He
stands fiatfooted With, :, the : war
Amendments to the Constitution Az,
says they will never. be repealed. Il
remains to be seen how the snews
president will act when a great esa ,eElst.
gency arises. However, for the
present, as beginner, we can say
PRESIDENT Taft is alright.-Peopies!
Recorder, p. >, ':..-.:.-.. = :,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-18
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d. sent : I'LL, 81 dressl

|
. the the presidents polisy cerrsSSly
understood .sis both iastra ettvS SSnla
aanafyinE In character Sra Sefteot.
Euonsf runttxes In the ;,,sAfe that it
'e : ats to. dtapuse the NesFos inind
'. = ". ioposf M, and siTsstA is
is $ R. 70 the. attAinahIs sSt heipt1a.
taaltying lin the ssnas ! Astsit relieves
t .n xoSthesn white man largely Sf
+S1et. tear' ,,of ,aNexro domin Ations 81,
apRollno'spment and enables himSta e9l-
: S y 2 mere fSlendly tesltns ter
nis, cotoreo neishb0n Mr. s.Tat~s
;poi.eS. &c ;Vls e s dhasa fsS. win
NV. 10y ~ : ntnAasn <tne Soaaret IrsanA
2ptSSSqn,ty IA Stha Scout b among s1ts
NM neigh bars err ;Ns& l1ss, ,.,;,St
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,ANNOUNCESIRNT


The InterRAtionAl Newspaper Bibls
Study Club is%for the purpose or pto-
Qaotine, In an pnfesterSd WY ainoaa
the fhasses,t wider <stady yol the
Mble, ntlte basal truths of. Christian
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10 every mans Hfs, Il Is ,cSghposet.
Of nlE those who john b Local CldD,
and take up the sinisis dsirse herein
outlined. barring only ortlalRea cler-
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to pAhltsh the lntsr3ta ftGnS4 SUNDAY
,scho6r Lesson ddesttfdns by Rev. DR..
Lsnscdtt,, (which have aroused so much
Interest elsewhere, Ana VAN ap-,
pe1r weekly. ORe or hess Sqsisstion,,,
each Week IT, tosbe ah5ssvas esfssfi Iiii writ.:
Ing, ana Upon answers tiiti
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a Local yswsHappAe s 1s5BIS study Clab
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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-18

If the Negroes throughout the
country correctly understand what
PRESIDENT Taft had to say In his in
augural address touching upon the
Negro questions they are well pleas
ed: 1t is safe bet that, the. Preai.
dent VIII do as he has said. q He
understands the Negro and no fnte-
rest Of his will be jeopardized. .Mr.
tart could not have said more when
ne uttered ,''4hey are Arassaessns s.
Possibly more encouragement could
not De given to -the@race.-Kentucky
Reporter. s.; i - = =. - n. :,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-18

="
These frank. and Arm Words ~
resident: Taft on the South and the
Negro leave no room for: question as as
TO his position. = It Is the 'sympathetic
stand or a. constructive, Statesman,
toward that large and important sec Gee,
ton OF this country, tagging III In In.
onstry, playing small part Ia the
Nations activities, because, In large
measure, OF it's blind and, bitter race
prejudice. Consequently, ;Taft saws
IN recognizing and enforcing SO Far
as in his power Hes the citizenship
OF. the black portions of the South
ne, Will not fly. In the face Of that
sentiment in appointing Negroes to
ONCE On the other handy he de-
ciares that the just policy Of appoint
ing distinguished Negroes to Office
shall be pursued. = More than that.
ne VIII encourage the laws restrict.
Ing: the franchise in the South made
to apply to an Ignorant, electorate.
both black and white. In short. tax,
ing conditions as he finds them! he
VIII work toward a. more perfect
union between the South and the
other sections OF, the country; he
Will endeavor to; >i7icfease,st the har-
mony between the South and the Me-
gro; he will perseyere 70 encourage
the Negro to q greater progress, to-
preserve intact t,i8 rights II : y
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-09
COURT HOUSE AND JAIL
MAINTEN NANCE,
REPAIRS TO BUILDINGs.

iNi@i hiho ~
Lefier & Bland, labor ana ma
terial for repair at flll........ 10 ga
Price BROS, painting basement at
court house .................. 100 M
Jesse A. Warrick labor at county
jan ''..'''.....,. ................... 4H
+. j. Bechtle, repairing west
steps at court house ..... Al
j. o. Relnbolt, extra work nj
county jail, repairing windows,
w. NJ: Lands, painting and var.
nishing at county jail as per
contract, also extra painting
and vanishing at jail. ..........'' 1is. .D
Lefier Bland, material ana re-
pairs at court house ......... Tn
a; G.. Mohr, plasterlng at county
guil '.'..sss..s.,. ...........,,...... IN
Richard Burke, putting up Iron
renee, liking stone steps and
taking ~ shutters at Jail l....... IN
Lerier * Biacd. labor and ma
terial repairing county jaIl... % ~
Albert A. Blood strips for win
dows AZ court house. 2I "a
rrlce BROS. painting in record
er's office ..,,......,,.......,... 6.OO
W. w. Frye. labor and material
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-09
BRIDGES AND CULvERTs.

ENGINEER AND ASS1sTANTS;.- ~
LABOR AND MATBRiAL sUBsTRUC-
TtRE.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-09
COMMISSIONERS REPORT.

To the Court of Common Pleas of Marion County Ohio;
The following detailed statement of financial transactions
year ending 3s 1909 required by section 97
Revised Statutes:
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-07-01
v, 20 CEN TAKE A CHANCE!

The Cantoa Chautauqua opened June
18th for five day session.
The South Dakota board OF pharmacy
Will hold IFS next regular meeting tor
the examination or can 'idates for regis.
tration and general business at Mitchell
July 14th
The hardware store of George E.
Grnmayer, of Twin Brooks, was bur.
glarized early last week The SAFE was
blown open and 500 in cash and watches
and other valuables were stolen
Mrs. Sherman Chase, of Hurley, was
last week pronounced insane aud taken
to the Yankton Hospital. She became
violent last week and attacked her SON.
in.law, who barely escaped injury.
Great damage Is beng done in Yank.
ton count by the very heavy rains and
crops in many places are under water.
The Violin ditch, only just finished, has
been the means of saving thousands OF
dollars worth OF crops.
The First National Life and Accident
company, the new company recently
organized here, has taken over all the
business of the Western Union Accident
company. which has been doing bust
ness in this state for over a year aud
was carrying quite volume of accident
business.
DeSmet Is planning a park. 1t Will
cover about block and will contain a
statute of the famous Father DeSmet,
the old time missionary to the Indians
of the Northwest, for whom the town
is named It's fine idea and worthy
of emulation by other towns having
historic beginnings or relics
Jessie Hendricks was arrested in
Tyndall June "a. charged with the
murder OF his wife AT Running Water
May 30 The coroner's jury empan-
neled 10 sit on rhe case rendered q YER
dict Of suicide. But there was some
very discriminating circumstantial EVIL
dence which pointed toward Hendricks,
hence the arrest
Through the action OF the supreme
court the Egan. case is going 10 be fac
tor in legal circles. aud II the Mime
hama County Bar association has not
its attitude towards Egan IL
means another long legal fight in the
courts. The court has directed that the
application OF Egan tor readmission and
TO practice as an attorney
and counsellor ., law be heard O. Sep
h mber
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-07-01
LEASE DON'T GET THE NOTION sss' s Ss

We especially invite the Ladies.
IFhis is a spot cash sale. Country
pduce brings the top market price
+ just the same as cash at this sale.
2ember the date July 3rd to 18th.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-07-01

Continued rains are threatening the
destruction of the crops in the southern
part of the state. 1t is reported that
water Is standing from three 10 five
inches deep on the fields near vernril-
lion. State Engineer ) II. Lee was
there last week figuring Oh the most
feasible plan OF drainage. Small grain
10 in danger OF damage from rust.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-07-01
vsY STATE NOTES.

bars. OF Canton, celebrated
birthday anniversary wednes-
k3rd.
Congress adjourn before the
July Vice President Sherman
Jed to speak one day in Sep.
kbe South Dakota state fair
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-12-04
APPLICATION For PATENT.
SERIAL NO. 04537.

Carson City Land office, Carson
City, Nevada, November 20, 1909.
Notice 10 hereby given that Mark
Church, postoffice address, Pr
oche. Nevada. has made applica-
ton for patent to the Silver Star
Consolidated Claim, Survey No. 3747,
consisting Of the Silver Star and Apri
lodes. in unsurveyed T. / S., r. 66
e. N. d. b. and M. In Comet Min
ing district, Lincoln County. Nevada.
described as follows: Beginning at
Cor. No. 1, April lode. whence the 8.
w w. Cor Sec. 80. T. 1 NJ R. IS
e. IA. d. B. and N. bears N. ~ deg.
4S min. w. 1858 IT,; thence N. 70
deg. ~ min. Il. 1900 It. to Cor. No
April Lode same being Cor. No.
=, Silver Star lode, thence N. Is deg.
- min. u. 1900 IT, to Cor. No. 2,
Silver Star lode; thence s. Fl deg.
81 min. d. 600 II. to Cor. No. 3. Sill
yer Star lode: thence 8. 73 deg. 49
min. w. 1900 It. to Cor. No. 4. Sill
yer Star lode. being also. Cor. No.
5, April lode; thence 8. 73 deg. 4s
min. w. 1900 II. to Cor. No. 4. Ap-
ril lode, thence N. 81 deg. 81 min. W.
900 It. to Cor No. l, April lode. the
beginning. There are no adjoiniaa
or conflicting claims AZ shown by thu
Plat Of surrey. Of record In books
e." page 377 and "C1,' page 1856
1 Of mining notices in Lincoln County
Nevada.
/ LOUIS J. COIN,
RAvtat d,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-12-04
CHAPEL IN EVERY HOUSE.

Philadelphian's Novel Suggestion For
the Private Worship Of God.
The novel suggestion that chapel
be set apart for the worship Of God
In every home In America has been
made by a Philadelphia and has met
with the hearty aud even enthusiastic
approval of many Of the most distin-
guished churchmen and heads Of edu-
cational institutions In the United
States, Canada and England.
The suggestion u made BY Joseph
r. Wilson, Z member Of the Philadel.
phia bar, who resides at Overlook.
Mr.. Wilson had chapel 6 BY 3 feet
in his former home at 1880 Cedar ave.
nue., where hs children said theis
morning and evening prayers and
where he says be himself gathered In
splration for his daily work. In hii
present home at Overbrook be has Z
temporary chapel. but intends building
an extension for permanent one.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-12-04
CyllED FROM STATE EXCHANGES.

The Record 10 informed that the
Ely-G oldfield road will be christened,
The Ely Route" which It will use
on all literature and advertising
throughout the east. This Is ans
other feather in Ely's cap, and will
give It q tremendous lot Of advertis-
Ing. The management OF the road
is Of the opinion that the fame Of
Ely. which is worldwide, will be of
advantage in attracting attention and
business to its line. 1t. will be but
short time until tickets will be
on sale from all eastern points to
southern California via THE Ely
toute," which will attract travel
oYer he line with stop-off priv
ileges at EJy.-Ely Record.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-12-04
EARTH IN PATH OF COMET.
Will Pass Through Gases Of the Tell
on May Is Next.

Will Pass Through Gases Of the Tail
on May IS Next.
"Halley's comet win not only pass
across the face Of the sun on May 18.
but the earth will pass through the
tail of the comet" said Director Ed.
ward Charles Pickering of the Har.
s..ri university observatory the dne,
day. The tail of the comet is made
up of gases-acetylene. carbonic and
several others. The gas will be rarehed.
80 that we shall not perceive ii. In
case these gases were apparent to the
people the result would be very dis
agreeable.
I'm 1850. when another comet was
passing, there was great display of
shooting stars. We may have such a
manifestation when Halley's comet
passes US.
THE comet called Halley's comes
near the sun every seventy-6ve years
or 30. Scientists knew that the comet
was due next spring. The matter
then, was precisely as II we knew
where a railroad was. but didn't know
where the train was on the track. Sc
the several astronomers began tc
watch for the comet and to figure wha,
time It would arrive at the sun station
20 to speak. The Rev. Father q. q
6earle calculates that the comet viii
cross the suns face May IS. and. ii
be IL careful observer, his calcula
tons are probably correct"
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-12-04
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
board ii county commissioners of
Lincoln county, Nevada, will at its
meeting 10 be held Monday, Ian
uary 3. 'sl0, receive sealed bids for
fae eaur,y advertising and job print
ias "a, the year 1910. Bids for the
~ .'ie,ng and Job printing to be sub
---.,te4 separately Advertising to be
bid upon at SO much per legal square,
as dffi.ed by the statute.
In the bids for the job printing
statement of the quality of stock to
1t used in the different work Is re-
9unsted.
tins board reserves the right to re-
Ject any and al bids submitted. BY
oricr Of the board
VIM. e. ORR,
Clerk.
First pub. Nov. 20: last. Dec Ok.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-12-04

First pub. Nov. 20: last, Dec. rs.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-12-04

News from Cherry Greek district
is Of the most encouraging nature.
The Star mill is pounding away
steadily, with most satisfactory re-
t, rms. Much assessment work is be-
ing done throughout the district, and
the probabilities are that several of
the older companies will resume OPP
elations in the spring. The success
o, the Star mill is most encouraging
to other companies, and demonstrates
what can be accomplished by modern
methods Of milling. There is more
being accomplished at Cherry Greek
at the present time than in any other
camp in the county outside of the
Ely district. Ely Record
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-12-04
New Twelve Cent Stamp.

Postmaster General Hitchcock has
approved the issuance Of twelve
cent postage stamp. With the Increase
Of the registry fee to 10 cents such II
stamp IL needed to cover the registra-
tion charge and single rate Of letter
postage. The new stamp will bear a
profile portrait Of George Washington
from H0udon's bust. The background
and border design are identical with
those on the other stamps of the new
series. The color has not been defi-
a!fely decided. This stamp will take
The place Of the thirteen cent one now
liz s,sa
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-12-04

S. F. Hunt, w. s. Larsh and Ed.
Opdyke have purchased the interest
Of their partner, Walter A. Perkins
in several groups Of mining claims
at Hamilton which they have been
developing for the past year. These
gentlemen have been operating under
a partnership agreement the firm
name OF which in the future will be
Hunt, Larsh & Opdyke. The work
development will be continued
throughout the winter, when the
roads clear in the spring they will
commence shipping ore via Ely I to
Salt Lake smelters.-Ely Record.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-12-04

With the increasing production Of
lead ores in this and surrounding
districts, the demand for lead stack
becomes constantly more imperative.
It is probable that the Steptoe poe
pie will arrange for such plan
during the coming year. It IL stat
I'd unofficially that the company will
put in the stack If the producers
or the county will guarantee 800 tons
u orc per day to keep it going. Ely
Re- cord.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-12-04
MUskRAT AS A "DELIcAcY."
Scheme to Protect the "varnint" For
Table Use.


Table Use.
II the petition that Is being circu-
lated along Chester pike near Sharon
Hill. Pa. Is acted upon favorably by
the Legislature. to which body it will
be presented by Frank S. Morris when
sufficient number of names are af-
fixed. there will be a closed season
for shooting and trapping muskrats.
which at present are not protected by
law
In the petition it is requested that
the open season he from Nov | to
March H. inclusive. At present the
flesh of the muskrat is considered
"delicacy." comparable to possuni.
which. together with the craze for coat
Innings OF muskrat skin. it is said. will
mean that the rodent will be extermi-
mated unless some means are taken to
protect it.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-12-04

Lawrence 4 Robertson. Attorneys
for applicant, Salt Lake City, Utah.
First pub. Oct. 8; last Dec II.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-12-04
PEARY INSURED FOR $4,000.

Magazine Propristors Who Bought tx
Pfcrsr's Story Tosk Out Policy.
To protect their interests the pro-
priet0rs Of Hampton's Magazine. who
have contracted to pay Commander
Robert b. Peary $4,000 for the serial
rights to his story Of bis journey to
the north pole and the accompanying
pictures. have taken out policy Of
insurance on the commanders life Tor
$4,000. Commander Peary passed the
doctors test.
The policy will decrease in value
5000 q month for ten months, when
It will expire. making the flxed value
Of the Peary articles as they appear
5000 each.