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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-02-03

WHAT'S THE NATTER WITH
VERNON?

1: In the same category, perhaps
with Who-struck- Billy-Patterson anC
: Where-fs-Dr. Cook will have to be
placed the query, why are all Negro
applicants for Federal positions
slated for the ReGistryship Of the
Treasury" Vernon, the present in
-~cumbent has nothing to his otficia
discredit. He has given eminent sat
isfaction in the performance of his
duties. In his service to the party
We have yet to find better record
among those reported to be aspiring
to fill his boots.
1t surely can not be that length OF
service is being used as a lever to pry
him from the job. If that argument
were impartially employed, there are
two very conspicuous instances in
" which it might be used to greater adj
vantage and with more justice than
- against William TecumSeh. For eX-
ample there is Dancy now entering
upon his third term as Recorder of
Deeds for the District of Colum bia.
Cyrus Fields Adams has been Assist
ant Register Of the Treasury since
the oldest inhabitant of Washington
can recall, yet but little if anything,
emanates from the Nations Capital
about the possibility of their official
heads being Topped off.
holds Gov
Mr.. Vernon, being satisfied if Mr..
Robinson-of Some otheF-Nest Vir-
ginian gets Federal recognition, but
1t cannot forbear expressing regret
at what seems to be a conspiracy on
the part of those who opposed his In
-it8al appointment to return him with
out ceremony to his scholastic dut-
les at Quindaro
What's the matter with Vernon?
He comes from a Republican state. a
state where the Negro votes and has
his vote counted. He is an orator of
pronounced ability, and employed
every ounce of it in the last and pre-
ced1ng campaigns He stands we'll at
home. or else the state would not
contribute TO the support of his in
stitution. His life has been clean.
otherwise the Church influence which
upholds him would never have been
extended.
Again We ask whats the matter
with Vernon?
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ORDER CF PUBLICATION

State of West Virginia.,
Kanawha County, ss: r. .=.--
AT RULES held in the Clerks
once OF the Circuit Court of Kama
VIVA County.-on the first Monday in
the month OF January, 1910. 2
kalamazoo Corset Co., cooperation,
Plaintiff,
vs.. } In Chancery and on At
tachment.
Gus both and otnerA. Defendants.
The object of this suit ia to obtain
a decree against the defendant Gus
10th, for the sum Of $84,27, the
amount of plaintiffs claim set out
In Its Bill, With interest thereon from
February 26, 1909; and the costs of
this suit, and to subject the real es-
tate OF said defendant Gus 10th, to
the payment thereof, consisting of
a lot situate on Capitol Street, in
the City Of Charleston, County OF
Kanawha, West Virginia, fronting
"a feet on the southeast side of
Capitol Street, and running back 285
feet TO- Hale Street, together with the
improvements thereon, being No. 23O
Capitol Street, nov occupied by the
defendant j.. w, Solof, as a. business
house.
This day came the Plaintiffs by
their Attorneys; and on their motion,
and it appearing by. affidavit filed,
that the Defendants Gus 10th, George
K. Johnson and John w. Hamer, the
last two named, trustees, are non
residents of this State, It Is ordered
that they do appear within one month
after the. date Of the first publication
hereof and do what is necessary to
protect their interests in this suit.
O Teste:
IRA H. MOTTESHEARD, -
Clerk.
H. G. G L. E. McWIIORTER,
49,. g. Z. ..>s Soils.
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tachment.

tachment.
Gus 10th and others. Defendants.
.. Pending in the Circuit Court Of Ka-
naWhat- County, West Virginia. =
TO Gus 10th, the Penn Mutual Life
Insurance Company, a corpora
ton. George x. Johnson and John
+ w, Hamer. the last TWO named,
Trustees: ...--..... =.
NOTICE is hereby given that on
Monday, February Fl, 1910, between
the hours OF 8 o'clock A. M. and
O'Clock P. NJ, at that day, at the
law office Of James r. Jordan, at No.
>63 Atlas Bank Building, in the City
of Cincinnati, Ohio, we will take the
dispositions Of Giles A. Snath and
others, to be used as evidence in be-
half Of plaintiff in the above entitled
cause.
IT from any cause the taking of
said dispositions is not commenced,
or If commenced and not completed
on said day, the taking of the same
shall be continued from day to day,
or from time to time, until the same
are fully completed.
THE H. sTRATEMEYER CO.,
BY H. G, & (. 2. MeWhorter,
l-l3-At ..:~... Attorneys.
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QUARTERLY
CONFERENCE
OF SIMPSON METHODIST EPISCO.
- PAL CHURCH ELECTS OFF,
.---.--... .--- GERS, .--
Church Indebtedness Reduced Com
SiderabAy, ERder the Management
OF Rev. WateEs and Many Improve
nfentS Wade. 49,

The last Quarterly Conference for
Simpson NJ, e, Church this confer
ence year was held by ~ReV. G. E.
Curry, Gettysburg, Pa, District Su-
|perintendent, last Friday night The
several reports Of departmental work
were gratifying. The trustees re-
port showed they have raised over
100 dollars this year and paid same
on the indebtedness. Under the wise
and safe leadership of pastor, Rev.
|J. w. Waters, the progress of this
church has been quite marvellous. 1t
is now in d better condition than it
has been for years. Notwithstand-
ing the extensive repairs that have
been made the Indebtedness to date
! is 1900 dollars less than when he
came here three years ago
The officers elected by the quarter
| ly conference for the ensuing year
are stewards: G. E. Wanzer, John
| w. Henderson, r. |. Lewis, G.. w.
Clair, J. D. Neal, A. o. Wells, I. c.
Cabell, Anthony Strowther, Theo-
tdore Henderson, G. P. Porter, J. w
Dillon, ]. w Essex, Charley Morris,
Richmond Pannell, and Frank Boyle;
TTlstees:. I. NJ. Carper, r. r. Lewis.
g: f. ,Wanzer, James Hackley, Henry
Parker, John W Brown. J. W. Chap
pelle,, G. I. Parker, and w. J. Rich
| ards
Rev. R. W. Christian, Circleville,
Ohio, preached an elegant sermon
last Sunday morning The District
Superintendent preached at night and
left on No. 4 over the G. & 0. Mon
| day morning for his home.
The Sunday School Board met last
Thursday evening and elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
superintendent, J. w. Essex; as
sistent superintendent, Gilbert H.
Beane; secretary, Miss Cordelia Wan
ger; treasurer, Henry Parker; organ
ist. Mrs. Sarah Henderson with Mis-
SEES May McGhee and Maud Wanzer,
assistants, Mr.. |. C. CabeU was
elected chorister.
The Board will again meet tonight
to elect teachers for the year.
Many strangers were noted in the
| congregations last Sunday both
morning and night
The Friday Night Aid will be en-
tertained by Mrs, Jane Lewis at her
residence on Jacob street.
The Committee is preparing to
give high class entertainment Feb
ruary 22nd. 1t is, the purpose that
this church shall be frst-class In
every respect. As rule churches Of
our race allow too many entertain
ments OF the low and degrading ma
ture. Every one of that kind is too
many The church should and Iaal at
stand for elevation along all lines,
and the development Of a higher
type Of christianity.
The willing Workers will con,
duct a financial Rally next Sunday.
February 6. The Rally will be FOL
lowed by debate on Tuesday night
Subject.
Resolved, That the Arsenal has
been more beneficial to the country
than the schoo room. Mr., /. NJ
CarDcr and J. w. Essex to affirm ant
A. o. Wells and Gilbert H. Beane
Ito deny ----------... .--..-.-
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NEGRO g. A'yslk8 hlNT1ENcY
For White Maui. Arrested for Steal.
ing. his GsssGsSens., ..-.

Pasadena CAL, jap: 2s.-stephen
Wilson a Negro pleaded for leniency
ON behan OF George WilIetts, white
man arrested for stealing the Ne
gro's chickens in court yesterday.
Judge, If you i1ilallow me, 1 will
ask that. you be just az easy as pos
slble with this white, man" said viii,
s9n. Il just Wsnt him out of the
way SO. he won't steal any, more oil
my chickans.o -. -, -
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half 81 p1atntifr IN the above enti-

half 81 p1atntifr In the above enti=
tied cause, s.. ~ ,.,E|y.
II from any cause the taking Of
said dispositions is not commenced
or II commenced and not cQmplAtad
on said day. the taking Of the same
shall be continued from day to day,
or from time to time, untiIrthe same
are fully completed. r ;,
KALAMAZOO CORSET CO..
BY II. G. &c l.. e. McWhorter,
Attorneys.
1-13-4t. 1,,,,,-,,, ..,,,,. -,
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! private, prayers which consist only OF
feadl9K,o or Fseitins, set prayers, and
IN REFRESHING q fossn of wordss -
Verse s---As God certainly knows
what things We have need OF before
we ask him. That ts the use In pray
ing Tor them? QThis question must
De answered inT,xriting by members
of the club
Verse 9--Did Jesus give the Lords
prayer as form to be used, or as u
model for cOmprshenSiveness and
hrevity, or for both, or for some other
! reason? ~ = -, ...--...
What was the chief thing in the
life and personaE testimony of Jesus,
which also should, and may, be the
ch1cf thing In the life Of every man?
Verse -10=-What should We long
and pray for moEe than for all else?
What would. turn earth and its
sorrows, into Heaven with all its
blessedhess? -.
Verse 11-HaYa Christians a right
to expect that GOD will supply all the
necessaries of HE, and does he al
Is God under obligation to supply
us with daily bread? -,
Verse 12-0n2sw what grounds does
God forgive us our sins? -. -.
'"---
Does Jesus mean here that God
will forgive US, exactly as we forgive
others, or is there differences? -
Verse 13-In what way does God
lead us into temptation? =
IS Verses 14715-If We forgive our
fellows is God under obligation to
forgive u.s.,
Lesson for Sunday, Feb. 13, 1910
Worldlfness: and Trust Matt.
6 :19-34.,
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THE TEACHERS REVIEW COURSE
At The West Virginia Colored Insti-
tNte.

|
| the teachers Of the state to the fol
, to be held at the West Virginia Col
oreG Institute.
, 1t will begin March 21st, and con,
tinue for eight weeks. If you are
contemplating taking the May exami
nations, YOU cannot afford to. miss it.
The following subjects will be given
special attention:
Arithmetic
First week-Frac tions: Common
Decimal.
Second k-Mensuration: Sur
face Solids.
Third, fourth, fifth and sixth
week-Percentage. and its applica-
ton.
Seventh week-Ra1io and proper
ton -
Eighth week-Involution and evo-
luton,
First -Xeek-Letter. writing
Second Eeek;-The sentence phrase
and CLAUSE, =
Third Waek--The noun.
Fourth wAek-The pronoun and
adjective.
Fifth week-The verb.
Sixth week-The adverb, preposi-
ton. conjunction and intersection.
Seventh week-Analysis, diagram
and parsing.
Eighth weekAmerican and British
authors.
Geography.
First week-North and South
America.
Second week-Europe and Asia
Third week--Africa, Oceanica and
United States.
Fourth week-United States and
West Virginia.
General History
First week-Ancient history: East
! ern Nations.
Second week-Ancient history
Greece
Third week-Ancient history
Rome.
United States History.
First week.-Mrs. epoch: Earl!
discoveries and settlements. Second
, epoch: Development of the colonies
| Second week-Third epoch: Revo
lutionary war. Fourth epoch: Devel
| opment of the States.
Third week--Fifth epoch: The
Civil War. Sixth epoch: Reconstruc
ton and passing events
+ Physiology.
First week-The skeleton. The
, skin.
Second week-Respirat ant
voice. The circulation, and effects Of
! alcohol on.
! Third week-Digestion and food
| Relation Of alcoholic drinks, narcot
les, and hypnotics to.
Fourth week-Nervous system
| Special senses.
! State History.
- Fifth -~eek-PhysiegFaphy. Pre-
historic time. Exploration and early
SETTLERS. Events to 1854.
Sixth week-French and Indiar
war Lord Dunmore's War. PERIOD
Of the Revolution and afterwards.
Seventh week-Schools. newspa
IIpers and spread of learning. War Of
1872 Constitutional changes tt
1863
! Eighth week-The new state. Va
rlous convention and constitutions
D., Present aspect.
bookkeeping.
!, First week-Specific law for debit
ing and conducting accounts.
Second week-~-Journal work anc
: posting.
1hlrd Weck-The ledger and it
use.
, Fourth weck-Balance sheet worl
and closing Of accounts.
Fifth week-Single entry. Chang
ING Of double entry to single entry
] sixth Week-General review
=, Voucher accounting.
This subject will be pursued durinj
the review:
. Art Of teaching: Lectures on ped
= agogy and the art of teaching will
, receive merited attention
Board and dormitory. $500 pc
G week.
q Special lectures will be given b
!, experienced educators.
4 FOR further information address
, Byrd Prillerman.
President
Institute. W. W
e ne state summer school for teach
= crs VIII open here June q, 1910 an
continue six weeks,
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THE COUNTRY VOTES CAVE,
UNANIMOUSLY.

X. W. Thompson says the Negro
HApoSltlon OF 1913, backed by Book
l. ashington, is the only 81
ns' tuTe one. Now proceed. -
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REVIEW COURSE.
TEACHERS

The Teachers Review of the Eng
lish Branches will begin at the West
Virginia Colored Institute, -, March
z 1st, 1910. Board two dollars
$1,000 per week. -
For further information address,
Byrd PrilIerman, Presideat,
- :Ilastitnts, W. Va.
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If a man is really trying to be {
true Christian, but loves to have hi:
good works acknowledged by tht
church and the world, and takes pain:
to have that done, how would yol
characterize him?
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II you are teacher and want to
earn some. extra money, after school
hours, write A. r. Steward, 1'uske-
1-f3-3t. ' -: -
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IL a man gives more to religion
and charity when the fact is publish
ed. than he does when it is not known
in what class would YOU place him?
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WHITE AM CoI4Oy,ED EDTCA
TIONAL PRIVILEGES or
THE SOUTH.

western Christian Adyocate)
We Wese greatly Interested In some
hgures recently presented by School
inspector Bennett of our Freedmen
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Pole Finder Mat Henson is due to
return to the limalight, II ..
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Verses t14-fhat definition weul
you give of an hypocrite?
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If one gives NTH the motive OF
helping his fellows, and to glorify
God, will the fact that his benefi.
cence is published displeases God?
Why?
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HOW COLONEL SCHOOL III oh
! FRS DAN EARN EXDEkA MONEY.
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Golden TeXt--Take heed that ye
do not your Righteousness before men
to be seen of them. Matt 6:l.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

State of West Virginia,
|: Kanawha County, IS:
= AT RULES held in the Clerks
O1ce of the Circuit Court of Kama
wha County, on the first Monday in
the month of January. 1910,
The H. Stratemeyer Co., a corpora
ton, Plaintiff,
vs.. } In Chancery and on At
80 .tachment.
Gus 10th and others, Defendants.
The object of this suit is TO obtain
decree against the defendant Gus
10th, for the sum. of $587.55, the
amount Of plaintiffs claim set out in
its Bill, with interest thereon from
December 3a, 1909, and the costs Of
this suit and. to, subject the real es-
tate .oflsatd defendant Gus. 10th, to
the payment thereof, consisting OF a
lot situStes on, CAPITOL Street in the
C1fY] OF Charleston, County of Kama
wha, West Virginia, fronting a feet
on the southeast side of, Capitol st.,
and running back 2S5 feet to- Hale
street, together with nthe-~Hhprove-
ments thereon, being No. $50 Capt.
tol st.. now, occupied by the defend
ant, J. w. Solof, as q business house
This day came the Plaintiff by
their Attorneys; and on their mo tiori,
aud it appearing by affidaytt flied,
that. the defendants, Gus 10th, Geo.
X. johnson and John w. Hamer, the
last two named, truetees. are non-res-
sdentS OF this, State, it is ordered that
they do appear within one month
lffAy- dnf % he Gr0f ,,f,t kf%.,
hereof. AND do, what la necessary to
protect their interest In this suit
IRA f MorrEsHEARp,
: ~. Clerk.
..- -.-.---~--.@, .--. >s.-- Soils.
NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
Kalamazoo Corset Co., a corporation,
Plaintiff, 49,.
vs.. In Chancery and on At
taehmenf.
Gus 10th and others, Defendants.
Pending in the Circuit Court of
Kahawha County, West Virginia.
To Gus 10th, the Penn Mutual Life
Insurance Company, a corpora
ton, George X. johnson and john
w. Haner, the last two named,
Trustees:
NOTICE is hereby given that on
| Monday, February Ii, 1910, between
| the hours OF o'ciocik A.. M. and. 8
O'Clock p. NJ, at that day, at the law
ofaees 81, r.. r. Olmsted, at No. az
Eleanor street, in the Ctr OF Kala-
nazoo, MICHIGAN, We vii take the
dspositioss OF j. C. HatAe1d and
sthsfs 70 be used ~ eyidence 1 A. be-
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S=6-GiNe- reasons for your
opinion as to whether there are those
today, who act as if they were relig-
ions in the matter of going to church
etc, but who are not actually true to
God?
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How would you describe man
who goes to church or prayer meeting
chiefly to help his business or pro,
fession.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS,


The H. Stratemeyer Co., a corpora
l. ton, Plainfiff,
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II a man prays longer in public
than he does in private, is he neces-
sarily hypocrite?
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Why does Jesus so strongly recon
mend private prayers, and what arr
its advantages?
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Verse What can you say for, or
against, long or short private pray
erS?
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. ost22athr4 Gh1sstDxs 0a MIR -,ISsntlssy School
- Lesson ~ Rev Dr.! L;nscon Jgr1 The
International Newspaper 1ibls StaaN Club
Tt So Sss2Sst :.:..,
oosrlsht 1900 BY Rev. r s. Lfnscots - 5. D.

February 4, 1910.
AlmssivinG ana Prayer. Matt, 6
LIS.
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, II. G. & L. e. McWHoRTBR,
-..-.- ---.----- -.. .-. >..--. Soils.
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Verses 14715--If We forgive our
fellows is God under obligation tc
forgive U.S., ~. 90
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: Verse 13-In what way does God
lead us into temptation? 2
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Does Jesus mean here that God
will forgive us, exactly as we forgive
others, or is tiers differences?
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- Verse 12-0n.what grounds does
God forgive us our sins? <--. =.
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Verse 11-HaXa Christians a right
to expect that Gcd will supply all the
necessaries of HE, and does he al
ways do so? so SSf 's. -
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Is God under obligation to supply
us with daily bread? :"
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In what class would you put those
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Lesson for Sunday, Feb. 10, 1910
Worldlfness: and Trust Matt
s 1884,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-08-16

suicide. Joseph Vending. ac-
cuSed of the murder of Alma Keller.
was landed in the Louisville, Ky, Jail
Friday. Vending protests his inno-
cense. .Thos. L. Lee of the Ar
mour company. was indicted in Chi
cago Friday by the Federal jury in
vestigating the beef trust, on charge
of perjury. ..... The Democratic state
convention of Oklahoma. has endors-
ed the administration of Governor
Haskell. One man was killed
and three seriously injured on Staten
Island, y. Y, early Friday morning
by their automobile dropping into an
excavation at which no light was dis
played. ... Herbert Latham. the
|aeroplaniSt. made a flight of $50 miles
i'm three hours in France Friday. ......
One man was scalded to death ana
two seriously injured by the explosion
of a boiler in railroad shop in chicago
Friday Five persons were Killed
in a collision between an automobile
and passenger train near Logansport.
Ind. Friday. Sam MaXey shot
Miss Mabel Broom near Lafayette,
Ga. Saturday and then committed
suicide The young woman rejected
his love Forest fires in Mon
tana. Idaho and North Dakota are
said to be the worst in several years.
A party of thirty-five men, fighting
the fires near Iron Mountain. Idaho.
Is believed to be lost. Towns and set
Elements are heine deserted and fur
ther loss Of life is feared. .... Henry
Sherman Boutell. congressman from
the ninth district of Chicago. and
right man OF Speaker Cannon.
has been defeated for denomination
by Frederick Fl. Gansberger. a pro-
gressive Republican. .Thirty-two
policeman of Columbus. O., are to be
dismissed from the force because thev
refused to prOtect strike breakers
from the striking street car workers
The Georgia legislature passed
a law recurring all persons who carry
arms to register the fact in the diff
ferent counties. Registering. however
does not make the carrying OF con-
ceaIed weapons lawful. .....In the
Jewish synasogues Of New York on
Saturday and the Christian churches
on SUNDAY. special prayers were made
for the recovery Of Mayor Gaynor.
.....J G. Holly. an eX-sanctifcation
minister. is held by a cOroner's Jury
ar Wilmington. Y. C.. on the charge
If numbering Edward Cromwell. ~
wears old. for the insurance carried
by the latter.
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MERE-MEIlTION.

j. Armstrong DreXel. of Philadel-
phia. at Lanark, Scotland, Friday,
broke the best previous record for al
titude i'm a flying machine. reaching a
height Of $50 feet. The best previous
record was 6.115 feet. Three per-
sons were drowned at Toronto. Ont,
Friday. when small boat was cap
sized by being struck by larger yes
Sel...... .CraZed by starvation man
attempted I" jump from tn" Williams
burg bridge. New York. Friday, and
three policemen had desperate
struggle to prevent the SuiCide....
j. Payard LOngworth was arrested i'm
Rro"klyn. y. Y. Friday, ON charges
of fraud. after Il chase lasting tw"
years and covering 10000 miles.
\ dispatch of Friday tells of the
drowning uf more than 20U japanese
in the vicinity of Toxic by floods.
More than 10000 houses are submerg-
cd i'm Toxic alone. VIM. Milford
attempted to murder his wife with Il
hammer at Birmingham. Ala, Friday.
because she refused to loan him dol
George Meyer killed his
wife. his daughter and father-in-law
i'm Chicago Thursday and committed
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After Spending

About one month in the healthful eli
mate of Virginia, feeding upon the fat
of the land and perhaps the juice OF
the grape, Mr.. Herndon has returned
to us in fine shape-his face ruddy. his
eye bright, his step elastic, his sense
Of humor keen, his talk entertaining
his assimilation and digestion good
his mastication of the weed vigorous
and rapid. In short, he is in fine shape
to serve you.
Another 100 lbs. Of Elmo" Coffee
with beautiful dishes to match. Fiji
teen hundred lbs. sold. Everyone
praises it,
People rave over Velva Breakfast
syrup!
Just received bill of another gross
Of Preserve Tin Cans. Look out for
them.
Fresh Groceries arriving every day
Full stock of Canned Goods. Best
Candies.
Millen Bros. Pocket Knives.
All kinds of ToDaccOs.
Ice cold drinks at all hours.