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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-07-23

Ierie Der framoiiiden RricoSidiiie
pabt. rpilrocu aui oos Nfcer binauS
eeiobren uu0 Sluei lleuen bon orr
&iiiie entiernf in oos g9aicr uerienft.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-07-23
sort nit Sdla0cu

Coulon. % ,Sltii.
1900 1leiiuitlranaien. oeren aa.
si5er MD, me5r iur bic letisc artiI.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-07-23
GcItlge ltdmpIe.

Sic Manrcu ic9cn ihrc 9lnsriffr ani
Si, ipauiiddcn Sruppeu fort unS IS
WcrOcu idlIcnuinit ScritGrtnnsen
nudI Nclilla gciauOt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-07-23

Die ,,tToreItern"-3
gen baben ote Geicttebte
BON Ga Greiie nicPt nur
miticPreiben ionoern nit
macben helfen.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-14

build and equip the average railroad in
Florida. OF course, the Key West eX-
tension is an expensive undertaking
but FORTY MILLloNs They must have
gotten the water from both the Atlantic
and the Gulf Will the shippers and
travellers of the East Coast be called
upon TO pay interest on these forty
millions Of dollars We suppose they
will. The Times Union should print
a few more Of those stirring editorials
about Uncle Henry the great developer
the great cXploiter, The people OF
the United States may, some day, forbid
the watering OF stock, but, apparently
for the present, they are willing to con-
TIME paying interest on millions Of dol
lars Of water. The increasing of freight
and Passenger rates in Daytona, New
Smyrna, and all along the East Coast,
may be expected soon,
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-14
AN APPEAL FOR HELP.

ST. Mary s-on-the- Mountain, at Sc
vance, Tenn, was burned To the ground
last week. For some years the sisters
there have done a magnificent work with
an industrial school and orphanagc for
the poor mountain girls. In the fire
everything was lost and as it occurred at
night the inmates were not even able u
secure their clothes. 1t is a most wor-
thy cause, and make this appeal not
only to my own people but to anyone
who may be disposed to help. Second
hand clothing and money will he thank
fully received at ST. Barnabas Rcctory
and forwarded TO the sufferers.
Faithfully yours,
CAMPBELL GRAY.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-14

Congressman Clark, elected as 4
Democrat, stumped the country for
Bryan, the nominee Of the national
Democratic party. After Bryan was
defeated, Mr.. Clark denounces him as a
Populist. Viii Mr. Clark be called
upon in 1919 to use his magnificent gift
Of oratory for the nominee OF the party
twhocver he happens to be- and will
he denounCe the nominee and throw
cold water on his own efforts TO elect
such nominee, after his defeat: Has
Mr.. Clark experienced a change Of heart
or was he just a hypocrit when he stump.
ed the county for Bryan The columns
Of The News are open to you, Mr.
Clark,
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-14

The Duval county grand jury has
freed Jessie c. Brown, who shot and
killed Earl Adams few weeks ago
At the same session the grand jury
found mo true-bill' against K. y
HUMPHREYS, who shot his wife andthcir
lover. And at the same session the
grand jury found seven indictments
against miscellaneous murdercrs in
Duval county. The "unwritten law
should be incorporated into Florida 5
constitution.--it is the strongest and the
best law We havc-the law Of an eye
for an eye, tooth for d tooth 1t !,
founded on higher authority than the
Florida Legislature.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-14

Our Orange City correspondent takes
a very pcssimistic view Of the colonial
ton proposition, and We print the
letter out OF courtesy to Our correspond
ent and a. caution to many Of the poor
families who may bc led to put their ali
into land before they see it-and will
then 60 back home and "cuss out
| Florida Some Of the lands offered by
the Chicago cXplOiters may be, and prob
ably are, good for celery. Some people
may make good on them-and if the
colony is properly managed and housed
il may possibly be made success, and
be a good thing for the county--but the
chances are that many who buy are
going to be most grievously disappointed
Money doesn't grow on trees and hop
into Your pockets in Florida any more
than in other States. THE News hopes
the colony will prove a success-but at
| the same time We fear, from the tone of
the haring advertisements We have seen,
and from many letters which we have
received from people who evidently
don't know any more about farming
than frog does about a testament that
Nolusia county is distined 70 have a
large number Of dissatisfied citizens be-
fore long-if they stay after they see
what they have bought But any per-
son who buys land before he sees it,
should not protest when he finds he has
bought a zig in a poke whatever
"pok9' is.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-14

THE News has severely criticised the
conduct If the city nominating con-
vcnton, and some people have placed
the blame entirely on the head Of l., 7.
Biclby, who circulated the paper and
got UP the slate At The same time
many people are criticising Mr.. Bielby
because ofhis cor nection with the charter
attachments. THE News owes moth
ing to L, r, Bielby-but THE News
always tries to do justice to every man.
Mr. Bielby first went on the council three
years ago He found the streets in bad
condition and by this energy, and the
giving Of great deal Of his time ste
ceedcd in systcmatizing the work,
Zack Biclby has given hundreds Of dol.
lars Of time TO the city. and for this he
should be given due credit. He was
| worked without reward, or hope OF re-
ward. THE News has always con-
dcmncd the manner Of selecting can
didates for city Offices, and it does not
intend TO begin a defense Of such acts at
this time. Mr.. Bielby however, is no
more, and no less, to blame than Others
who preceded him and did the same
work before he took it up. THE News
does not try to cXonerate Mr.. Bielby fol-
filing in his lot on South Boulevard
with city teams and soil taken from the
streets; it does not try 70 cXoncrate him
for grading up his own sidewalk no West
Rich avenue with teams hired by the
city If Mr.. Bielby wants to eXplair
this matter to the people. Our columns
are open to him.
But THE NEWS does wish to iinprc $
upon the people the weeks of work Mr.
Bielby has given for them, and to make
the assertion that this time could no
have been bought with ten times th'
money it has cost the city, or will cos
the city, for the grading on West Ricl
avenue and the filling in on South Bou
levard
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-14

him no matter how weak he might be.
When Washington was at the last gasp,
the fools bled him. Well. the red stripes
on a barber pole mean the red ribbon
bandages that BARRIERS bound over the
wound caused by bleeding people.
That's all When they got through
with a plcthoric man, of full habit and
had tapped him like a hard maple tree
in February, he was patched up and
bandaged till his arms, legs and trunk
looked like Il much.gartered leg -
perry Hcdyl3
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-14

How many Of our readers can tell us
what the stripes on barber pole sig
Nifty: You see the pole with its stripes,
and YOU know there is a barber shop
back OF the pole, but here the knowledge
Of the average person ceases, In the
early days BARRIERS did the bleeding for
the community and surgeons were not
as plentiful as now The first thing
thought necessary, way dow, to the
time OF George Washington's death. was
that any patient should be bled. Tap
him. and take few ounces Of blood from
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-14

Joe Brown, who was elected COVER
nor OF Georgia last summer, will be
inaugurated on Saturday, June ~.
Joe Brown posed as just simple
iariner-THE News dosen't know
whether Joe farms the land OF
farms the farmer-and he will be in
augurated in suit Of blue jeans, made
in Marietta by a personal friend and
supporter Blue jeans, by the way
will be very much in evidence that day
as all the governor-elect's friends vii
be, by courtesy compelled to don the
same garb. So the governors friend
and supporter will probably have to
work his jeans factory double-shiit
They ought to work a map Of Georgia
or a picture of the governor, into tho
pattern.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-14

The Times Union is awiully and
wonderfully mad because rcapportion-
nent, as represented by the Harris bill
has been indefinitely postponed in the
Senate. The Harris bill gave the big
counties---the wet counties at the
present tirne--a few more votes. 1t
will probably be long time before
Duval, Hillsboro, Escambia and the
other populous counties will be given
three representatives each--and whcr
they are arrangements will be made
whereby not over one representative
can come from any one town or city
and each will be elected by the voter;
Of his immediate district. The people
Of Florida are not yet fully ready TO be
governed by a few corporations ant
saloon-keepcrs in the two or three
large cities Of the State.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-14

Mr.. Mckenzie OF Putnam has in
PRODUCED a bill in the Legislature pro-
viding that capital punishment in
Florida shall be by elcctrocution,
and shall take place in Jacksonville.
Joyous Jacksonville is now known as
THE Gateway to Florida If Mr..
McKenzie's bill passes, We suppose the
name will DC changed TO The Getaway
10 II ---"
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-14

site S746.1tI: for construction S, -
4oo.76I; for furnishing $500. 500
cost per cubic foot, about $50
The building stands to the north
east Of the capitol and is destined
70 be one Of the "show-placcs' of
the city.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-14

Up to noon Tuesday $4,000 acres Of
Nolusia county land had changed hands
during the week, which is considered
the biggest week on record. The sales
were in four tracts and some of the land
is for deNolOrment.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-14

An article Of great interest to the
people OF Nolusia county appears on the
first page OF this issue-thc mortgage Of
the Florida East Coast Railway for
FORTY MILLIONS Of dollars, 1t has been
estimated that S1o,ooo per mile will
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-14

4 new fire alarm system has been
installed at Quincy,
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-14

Polk county is to have a handsome
new court house.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-14

Manatec's celery crop brought $780,
eco this season.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-14

Vets, 4a4; drys, $50, majority for
dry, o. Pretty close work.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-14

Columbia county again went dry last
week by the following vote:
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-14

Advertising rates furnished on apphcatioh
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-04
Uhn,sraH 3rffrrHm
Third Prosadoat Of the UnIted States.

MERICA has furnished to the
world the most conspicuous
Apostle Of Personal Liberty
:, that ever lived.
$. = The Declaration of Independ-
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-04
STIFF; NECK.

stiT neck "is, :caused =. by rheuma::
ttsm Of the muscles of the neck. 1t
ia usually confined to one side, or to
the, BACK OF the neck and. one side.
Whifs u: I'd awfnl quite painful quick
relief may be had by applying Cham
betiaih's ,Hn3ment. Npt one case of
rha,lt Aat ism. In ten REQUIRES internal
;trearmefit. J. WfIeBn there Is no Fever:
and do swelling .".as muscular and
chronic rhe4matisth, Chamberlain
EnHment Win acGoghplf sh more. thai,
any fnterH$E tfeat ment, For saie1b;E
Gas Pottefbeld, Cor. Capitol and
.Eas!< Sts: and Ideal, Pharmacy, No.
a2aAC zFfasfon' st., : ~ I - ~ Z H..
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-04
COOP ENOUGH MEDICINE FOR
&" 9 .rtt:'f OEKITD1ARN

The season for coughs and colds
is now At hand and TOO much care
cannot be Used to protect the 6Ri1-
dren:' -A.efild gis:, 10 oh more liReIy
to- eontraett diptheria or. scarlet. fever
when he has cold. 4Thai quicker
yotf- epre bis cold the less the risk.
CEambeflain's Cough R1medy:,is, the
sole reliAhce Of many mothers, INC
ftx of, those who have tried it are
willing to use any other. Mrs. Eff;
Sfhrcher, ,of"Ripley, w. Va, &a8s'
II HAVE never. used anything oth8, ).
than Chamberlain Cough Remedy
for: my children and It has always
given good {satfs factd lon r. T tti$ GEM
edy Contains ssiiffso = DiWm or, otltsr mar
cote and may be given dis confidently
to a child1as to an adult. RhasHaJs
by. @. A: PotterfeldJ oar. Capitol hhtkr
Va. Sts,u and Ideal Pharmacy, 80:
224 Charleston st. -. - '"'I~&PEF'
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:xCLARKSRUEkG

Mrs. Sage. end children. of ST
I0ntH, DO. are the guests of REV
and Mrs. CIV. ". Jenkins. on Mon,
ticello avenue. =
Miss Sahara Edwards. of zanes-
vile, o., will give a RECITAL at ,Pkide
A. NJ: E. church "wednesday evening.
Miss Edwards comes we'll recon
| mepded as a vocalist. 80,
The Young Peoples Union: mese.
ingA are growing more popular. as
was :attested by Sunday aftetnaoh
meeting, at PRIDE chapel THE sub
tject was The BtbIe Theory Of fit-
hing AN excellent paper on the
subject was zesd by Rev Pryor and
lively discussion ;folioHbd. Othef
features Of th9{ pr ogra1n. were rec
itatioh by .Sfisg Ns3lfes Peyton Ants;s
solo. by Miss 9Aaga Pattdn.+1 *
The L,adfesei the Queen Esther
CLUB Aaye ;1RsliBd Invitations to HE
Ladies' Club OF the. Mt. lien baptist
.anG Pride "A. g.. E. '.ch6rches. to- at
tend their special ServictB on, Sunday
night at Trinity Al. E.. church. -
Mrs, Lutte. Tuck has EetuEhed
from staabenvi1le. Ohio. Mrs. TuGk's
stay In Ohio Was prolonged by her
serious ilIReas, go: ,sr.,,;C,. p. ~
2Mr:: and hrS. :kagnuj " iEsoh enter
,taiheA at. Six o'e1Qck ;dinhst Sunday
10: honor tof. the{resop .Joha:s bifth;
day: covefd wSdafe Yafa, aorrI ten, ma
a most, ydelectable dinner served. !: : :
,Mr@, James Hays; add Mn .Estelle
Car6Hic, informally sehtsffalnedi. %
few friends Aa the. lattef's, home, :oia
Txesday evening, Mdstg and games
ef various kinds for med the evenings
diversion. A very pleasant evening
was spent. : !. 80. ...<.::,n j. / !. f.
chas.. jackson, d, hfitklayer, whtJa
in 9 deHtaap caused by.r. fever, aft
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-04
GREENvTLLE

-. Rev. D. 5tratton filled his regular
appointment here Sunday, ..,
Lawyer J. NJ. Ellis returned from
the egislatureo ga turday -. -. =
A large conGour6e Of friends and
acduaintauces were present Wednes-
day evening of last week to witness
the. marriage df5sMiss .Franaie ssralth
t9 Mr.. Geo. A, Jones, The cerem onS
was performed at the First Baptist
church by Prof. Thos, Jefferson. The
church was decorated with cedar
and ivy. To the strains OF Mem
delssohn's Wedding march. played aby
Mics Evange1ine Murray. Mrs: q. ",
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-04


Ellis, the fnatron of honor: ;enyessEsd
first; she was most ,becoraingly 1hts
tired in white eolinne; next came Xhb
brides maids, Miss: Ftancesi' Good
wine, who was attiredtia white silk.
h = came the bride ,W8s waa beaptfz
fully attired In. white Duchess satin:
She was escoftodby MIC, d. Grihies
Of Covihgton, Va. The gfooin md
his attendant followed. Immediate.
~ following the marriage csfanohyI
q receptton was tenasrads the psppla
at the home Of Mrs, Pauline Toiivar$
and until a late Hodr a dSnsafful
tine was spent Mr.aand Mrs. 'Jone8
were the recipients of manyj ysapabfe
and useful pressnts 49, Is 80 !
y sBr, Jhnss iag ptanSlpAs { a. I. the.
Greensyille public school. g ;5;
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!, of.o ..; og lls| aTt,N,.

iSSRte or NEST; vi k91HfGI I6syH -! -
ltn The, inc Clerks otgssS ths tsapt ne
& 5}daY III FebrttafyJ i S1d ~ = n
O.! u. Smith; eg H.. AbbSilbSa, -
ssdahaSs OF. ( to 81; II; ,aafs2a p,6.,
4 Line cepbs1gg IT 5baiiattt.-' E i (
7, Upon an, appekt IrBha ga1efsedea8
}t2 q decree or SlbsesaIskEtiie{ GoNtt 11f
ETaylor. county, pfNnnRdesa tloa ss6s
z1Rth day dk. Na8s1 bsr.. 1904. /Fha
g2fbtect} OF thts appsls ana auPefsedeaa
Sst IN ,ssat; Sside, Pevsfhg ana Aa,1ui the
sdgerse sfor&aSfd 6 aD HI ;aa .II afEecfs
IRE Interests Of nv esaS3 apgeiIaPt-S !
I, ~ And IT. appearing 9ffuSn AFFIDAVIT OF
Nhnrles Power; { III the onfde Of
I've Clerk of tbSs 8aeF4nas.{ Coart OF
Aapeals, that F6st4 III Scheli, GaorEs
X tt y; Fl Ss So g5 a&sItcltl
gene. DALEY, n. fSs2Bb8n Dafisy, and
Mary Daley, Of the defandants In
sSafd fauss3 are H1n Residents OF the
state OF West Hiraiffassf', I y, = =: ~
p3s Sovs, ~ tgksr Z, ig ord cred that
B IL, Wilson; ,txtsss FIkaJclgs Margaret
-lDatiley; Julia 3. 1SsaysT, Eugene Dai,
lex, r. Stephen 6aifey and 5sary Dad
~ 'doxappeafs lySfoE8 $b6i Jndges OF
car sApteIne Coat .s{s 4 a bISaaia & 6s
desiinG PIP the Asks Mon day ia, Fsbs
THery.s next, 10. I H8ys ~ f6hSAsl OF
t4S whole mat ~ 81 Ga decree conf
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-04

=. q. =
eacked his mother-in-law, MRS. Mag,
ae Basel, sgd sEssfoslai i ,,w'oanae .
Der. AIRS sRaSsef Sc ;belng treat6h al
st. May = hospital ~ ~ n:
r. The Qneeli. Ea&lfBT.Giub met Rffdat
te faS91 the home or Mrs. @. ".
-. JeaR ms zs.ss S<r;<,3: ~ !, - !;
"a Miss Lila Fitshhgh left SATURDAY.
sNentrg for Nv aahihkTon. b.; C.; =. -
on tier evening a. hatth 18th !. a
Reception WIN Bh &ahaJseaRe 5aank,
iIlb ~ the memhgfs ofSs I'll !: cftfrcA
prior: TO thist ieaSffRs tor <eohference
Exclusive pfepatafto9g III the affair
ARE being hfade:t kfs,;sf ~, -. : :
S atemnsfs 81 tha, IS W: ;JArnetl Club
afe reheAfsfR g. lasss S6lJdfea1 =. for !
',rpm 1ThHnt6 ,szae hail jhgs March 9Th ::
The bahahet sipen By W. s: kears
a t.Sn' ceart On; fa al.sa { evening
tstuee, to Ltnc5i Ii ,SfakE # an render,
ed by1he Rdtaf 81: 1ssofsoaolS faied Is
aPpeaE1h: last wSekkss jSs q q >WsSs take
;sajs oppeftuaity 1HfSfms tie read.
ers, Of The sAdyQcaSa lbst SIdDcolnS
Birthday was .pfs$s6 d = ycsIsbrated,
zach rpop in: the nd Idths Sebtfibut=
.tug ,aone paft too ,thps prpkEau,. .Rey,
H. Edwafd, =. PBt39s i 3aadafSgea fhe
sahoN OF 5ffsSo Sss8Y .a9ssgnsg !, II on TIE
Life Of (EisS3lh. = * q tlIhfa5 crowd
Ras m atSeaaaS3i ts 9. Z. 4 IS * :
1 IAN; enter i ntfsas toe TIC sbetft54it
OF the. ';pastor'g, .RM1ky Z Sa6 !tsgiveR
Inesday night an Bfnlty#.: ~. B,;
church: s.: ~. =, ,4,>- ;, :.
r.: ~, Weet is tal,h1 gsIna Waahingss
- Mn. Charles JaaKeon liz; quite iii
at her. home on atar lgtreat.| net
hpgbahd.s Who IL very III, With fever
:hgs been removed 10, the kSsa1er hos
pital. =. .%.'ftt2:tIah3 $, .t,&* ~, =,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-04
BRrTBR THAN SPANNING.

Spanking does not cure children of
5ed,wetting, There is q cpnstitntipnal
cause for this trouble Mrs. M.SsBun-
mers, Box w, Notre Dame, Ind, will
send frea to any motf1er her stsecessj
'fai 'hofd1 treatment, withcfull instrpc.
tionsi Send, no money; but write her
today II your, children trouble you in
this way; Don't blame the child, the
.ehaposs aIeAt can't help IT., This treat.
noent aiso cures adults, sRf aged peo.
pfc, troubled with urine difficulties by
finv ArzEfGhta x!at ~ / ~ - y :.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-04

r, Application for transfer of license
to CELL at retail apffitous liquors In
Kanawha county, W. Va, published
pa accordance with act Of the Lsgis-
iature Of 1906. ia. ..... j. - -
81. NJ: Dowsing, Charleston, w. va,
~ John Fl. .sBagpaf ding, ChafIeaan?
Viva. Place Of sale, III SUNNI ers
street., Charleston, W, Va. e.....
IS, e. Z, L. aGy Massey, Clerk
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tanned. ..~<,. -. -,
Il; is further ordered; that ,this or
ger De published for four. gicceaaiye
weeks IN the Charleston Daily: Mail;
aSneyspaper published IN, Ka9aYha
county and deposited according to
Witness: VIM. b, MATHEWS
Clerk OF our, said Supreme Court Of
Appeals, this 30th day of Jaauary.
1888 and. In the ,4sth year %of the
:. WM: B. MATHEWS, Clerk. .
CHARLES, POWELLy Attorney.
First publication February I, 1909.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-04
:, "A, ;, .St,PI,FasANT .FsHYs1C}

= Wbhn You want. a%piea8ant :phy stc
give Chemebrlain's Stomach and Liy7
er ,Thblsts a. trial " They ara mild
and gentHS3n 1akrsactionS8 nd IwaSs
produce Pleasant, cathAf tis,1 sfyad,
Cali at G; A. Rotterfeid, Corner Cap
itol And Virginia streets, and Ideal
Pharmacy. No: 224 Charleston street,
for n free aapnD1e e., 49,. IS. - 49,.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-04

Application b sell. al fetaii spir.
ttous liquors in Kanawtla county
w. Va. published in accordance with
acts Of the. Leg1slatuTe< Of ,i9O5:> :
:: a. c. Lawrence, Charleston, w
Va; place Of sale No. 219 Capitol
street, Charleston, W! Va. . 49,
& i. k.g. MASSEY; Clerk. i +
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.,ai. &. -. ence (the creation of his Renius}
j 10 all eternal monument to his fame
|, Hnors enduring than statues of marble
or bronze ..'i.
" Asa statesman in Congress he advo-
Gated the brewing industry as an aid TO
agriculture and national Temperance;
and upon several occasions he bought
and freighted rum, wine and whiskcy
: to the brave soldiers of the Revolution.
He himself declared that the juice of the
malt was never absent from his board.
Thomas Jefferson was a splendid
athlete. a crack shot; and in his prime
at the old Raleigh tavern he delighted
to enjoy his ''cakes and ale'' or dance
half through the night with the fair
maids of old Virginia.
AT eighty-three he died. regretted by
the nation he helped to create. His
deeds and written thoughts absolutely
and iffefutably prove that good malt
beer il not injurious to mind or body.
"rhs Writings Ford 70, q puse
3D. Vol page 6il Vol 10
AorsoS Biography, pages 3and&
SAoale1s Of US, Vol.l r.,x,..-.
Eneycaopeda Americans, s-"JsIozson"
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-04
BudVVe ;iS.elI''r]lI''
RECT into your home it
comes-a square and hone,t
product - feaming, sparkling
and alive with the tn,e re-

creative energy and 6led with; he
power Of bqth sun and .oil, !. . :. |.
"Budweiser" flowing melodiously
from the bottle is wond1rous, pleas
ant drink. How delightful - the
penetrating odor Of hop gardens =:
the subtle fragrance and charm of
barley fields in harvest time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-15

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-15
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