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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-10-13

charlotte wen, along The brink until
SD. came TO a curve In me bank that
formed dark deep pool tina, seemed
auau from the hurrymg stream.
un large. SLIPPERY rock above the
pool Charlotte sat down, dreamily
watching the ripping brook As she
dreamed the wild rose flush came
back 10 her checks.
She saw another summa. day-in.
Coed today wa. its anniversary. She
.as sixteen. and She st9l. away from
sunur.fdo which had been her faith.
or. .uus.. AND came ro fish in the
...N pool for d.. monster front. She
... boon an ardent r.nrrvoman then.
... 81 .,..-i ,r...r raari. r.o caro-.
..... 3D.. had .... a.uuf lur rslf,g
.... day. ,.-.l.i.,r ..a simmer. rack
.. ..H Gus. ,.r rt .la mole d.rn.d
.Ir t., .m.ItDr,l u aus She.
wound '.o g..l
Y.. ..y .i.u,. a.ercl ouf into fbe
...... ...r .,..r.... ,,.a.r,.ss. I'm
....,. instant n., nel. flow. from
.......r... ,r..g..p raur. ar1 .bo
.... .u.Yrv gn,., 1.,. .r.s d.rl. rorl
.... .,..... ..........,.. ,,l ..,r.,r, a., s,r,.,
....l drtn. there was a drum.
.... A. l.r cars and fiat oos an
"1., .., ..oI.. .h. MAS ly,rr ON
... ....v bank r,v.ng frr breath
.."r over lar I.ar.l am awkward
..r,. ...n. Nnrrlv enough but
n.l u.Yr's of n.y,s.v I'm lig big
brown p.n. 4o c9s grl,a se uot
.ul rr.rrfry 81. sr, and Cr,r,ofta
G'd moi have rg ,-.a.s that he had
.ayad lrr lno.
He carried lor homo prough fna
wood. ,n SgYu,sida. rrt,irg across
,hrouer d,.fnus uors and ,oLi,r
,.,,r,.,. ,,,,..l,.,5 ,.',,. .... -,
'bc ten miles ,o five she recalled
his angry flush as he turned away
lrom the money her father had
rhougnrlcss'y proGuccl and she WAS
clad tn rrratp His dabtor
E.h lad laughed at bis country
way. after the FIRST fright WAS over
N'arwarl Charlotte Lad met Joel
crane several lines by the trout
stream; their intimacy grew into
friendship and love in the course OF
few brief weeks Then MIR owen
had discovered It and Charlotte was
hustled away to Europe
Charlotte had waited. Once each
year she managed to get down to
NAnnySld' al this season and the an.
r'tUTgINV of the day he had gay.l
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-10-13
prevented From Il.

81 wonder how It feels 10 starve?"
Il never mad a chance 10 find out
My father early in life discouraged me
from being poet"
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-10-13

Mrs Bonham-Eyery time / sing to
the baby he cries.
Bcnhom-He gets his ability as
musical critic from my side Of the
house
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-10-13

Mary, bring Doctor Prcachlt some
more jelly"
"Shuro, mum, an | split the whole
lot on The pantry floor, mum, and veg
has eat al ! could scrape up. num-"
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-10-13

7 want any person who suffers with IA
lou.ne-s, constipation, indigestion or ~, OE
liver or blood ailnout, 20 try my BSp
Liver Pills. ! guarantee they will purIfy "a.
blood and put the liver and stomach ina
hoa'lhful condition and viii positively cy,
bllIuu-ncsa and constipation, or v.. ret'ri
your money Munyon's Homeopalh., MI
Remedy Co., 53td aad Jefferson Sts., Ph.la y,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-01

Buffalo street. He would have been
eighty years old September rs, having
been born at Leesburg. Loudoun coun-
ty, in 1880,
Or. Littleton had been superannu-
ated by the Methodist conference for
some years. since which he had made
Farmvilte his home. During the years
of his ministry he was regarded as a
preacher OF great power, though he
began the work when he was nineteen.
and when sent TO his first circuit he
had never attempted tU preach ser
mon.
His first work was on the Stafford
and Fauquier circuit. and his first
sermon was in Stafford Courthouse,
standing in the place occupied by the
Judge when the court was in session.
This was in the afternoon of the third
sunday in March. 1850, In 1850 he
was received on trial into the Vir-
ginia conference, and sent to Warren
ton circuit, under the Rev. Martin
Dunn. after that year he assumed
the responsibilities alone. He has FILL
ed with success the following appoint
ments: Gosport Station. Farmville sta
ton Cat two different periods). Lou
doun circuit, Clay Street. Richmond;
Manchester. Smithheld, Louisa, Hen
rico Amelia, Cumberland. Atlantic,
Pungoteague. Gloucester and Madison
circuits. one year on Pungoteague
circuit he received 250 members into
the church. Besides the charges above
he was the presiding elder of most
all the districts within the bounds Of
the conference.
In November. 1865. he married Miss
Martha L. Bernard. Of Norfolk. She
died in September. 1865, leaving three
children. In 1868 he married Miss
Alice NJ Bernard, who died some
years ago.
Or. Littleton leaves six children, as
follows; Oscar IAttleten. Jr., of Attain
ia; Prof. J. T. Littleton. Of Montgom-
cry. Ala. Mrs. l. w. Kline. of Du-
luth. Mimi: Mrs b. r. Turner, Of Mt,
Sterling. Ky; Mrs. j. II, Lewis. of
Farmville and Miss NJ j. Littleton.
OF Farmville.
The funeral takes place Monday
afternoon at I o'clock from the Farm
VILE Methodist church, conducted by
Or. S. c. Hatcher, Of Richmond; DIR.
+. T. Datmun. OF FarmVille; DR.. ].
{. Reed, of Blackstone, and DIR. T.
Men. Simpson, Of Lynchburg, The
burial will he in the Farmville ceme-
terry.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-01
To PROSECUTE ALL
WHO BLEACH FLOUR
Millcrs Are Threatened by Gov.
eminent for Using Nitrogen
Peroxide.

WASHINGTON, Aug 1.-Millers
who bleach flour must stand criminal
prosecution on the charge of adulter-
ating and nsbranding their product.
according to warning sent out by so
licitor McCabe of the department. OF
agriculture to-day,
McCabe held conference with Act
ing Attorney General Fowler, at which
II was decided that all bleaching much
stop and that all persons who have
shipped bleached flour in interstate
commerce since a recent decision in
Kansas City supporting the depart
ments contention are liable to pros
ecution,
The Kansas City case was appealed.
but the government authorities hold
that inasnuch as a jury, after an ex
haustive trial. sustained the govern
ment, the department will look upon
the principle az established, This will
be the attitude of the government
pending the appeal.
Inspectors OF the bureau of chem
istry We're ordered to-day to obtain
samples of bleached -four shipped in
Interstate commerce since the Kansas
City decision. with view to prescott
ing criminally those responsible. 1t is
alleged that nitrogen peroxide is used
in the bleaching process.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-01
CONSTABLE BURCH
Gets THE BILLS
Will Soon Start on the War Path
for Collection of
Taxes.

Things will soon begin to happen
among the CANNES in the county I'M
less their taxes are paid in the next
few days. The constables of the coun-
~ did not appear before Judge Scott
Monday morning for their orders. but
nevertheless they are ready to go on
the war path and will soon make a
start.
Constable Burch came to the clerks
office Monday and was eloseted fer
some time with County Treasurer
Heckler. The result OF their confer
ence was that Constable Burch now
has the bills for the dog taxes and
Will start out collecting them in q
few days.
The constable is handicapped on ac-
count Of not having any horse. but
one will be secured for him, so that
he can make the rounds in good time
and get in a good sum that is due
the county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-01
.RABID DOG FRIGHTENS
WEST POINT PICKNICKERS
Young Rchmonder Knocks Animal Water With Walking Cane
Saving Life of Child.

Using p light cane with great force
against the head of a supposedly mad
dog that was swapping at everything
and everybody in its path. Mr.. Lee
L. Cheatwood. a well known young
man OF this city, perhaps saved many
from being bitten by the canine that
frightened hundreds on the board
walk at West Point Sunday
The dog was swapping at the rail-
ing and was not more than three feet
from a little girl who was walk
ing behind her mother, when Mr..
Cheatw God saw the danger His cane
was not a heavy one but II was the
only weapon available and putting all
his strength in the blow he hit the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-01
REAL ESTATE ACTIVE
IN SOUTHSIDE

The Mayo Land and Bridge Com
pany has transferred to A. g. FFos-
tick a lot and building on the north
side of Hull, near Fourth street. The
consideration is $2.166.67.
Mr.. c. s. Reams and wife trans
ferred. to r, l.. Mahaley property at
Third and Everett streets. the consid-
Grafton being $500.
Mr.. Mahaley has also purchased two
additional lots in Everett street from
the Building. Loan and Trust Com
pany OF Manchester. paying s1,10o for
the purchase
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-01
TOLL KEEPER FIRED
At NEGRO DRIVER
Lee Smith Stopped When He
Heard the Report of the Re-
volver-Then as Fined.

When Lee Smith. a negro driver,
attempted TO escape the payment OF
toll for running his vehicle over the
Fifth Street bridge Saturday night,
he was suddenly brought to a halt by
the sound OF pistol shots from the
toll house. Watchman A. c. Wrenn
called to the negro to halt, and when
no response was heard he drew his
pistol and fred In the air Smith
looked around and decided that IL
would be better to pay the toll
Then he was arrested and charged
with being disorderly. In police court
Monday he was fined SIS, the amount
being paid by his employer.
Hon. w. &. Pulliam. member Of
the House of Delegates from Ches-
terfield county. made his debut In
police court a. counsel for the street
car company. The Fifth Street bridge
Is owned by the Virginia Railway and
Electric Company.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-01
NEW POSITIONS
ARE IN DEMAND

NEW YORK, August 1.-The cot
ton market opened steady with
August 2 points lower, September 3
points Off and new crop positions l
to points higher in the absence of
Liverpool cables, The local taridng
received its impetus from crop and
weather news following the call the
market, eased several points on scat
tering liquidation in advance OF to-
morrow's condition report rallying
rallying later on demand from lead
ing bull interests and covering by
some of Saturdays shorts,
August, f5,13@1S; September.
1910 q IL: October. 1850 q so: No
vember. 1885; December, 13.634B4;
January, 13,45G46; March, 1880
81: May 1850.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-01
WOMAN ACQUITTED
OF VERY UGLY CHARGE
Girl Disguised Officers Who Want
ed to Help Her Rise from
Her Condition.

Charged with harboring Mary
Samuels. girl under seventeen years
OF age. Emma Wallace. a white wo-
man. was in police court Monday and
was acquitted. the young woman hav-
ing made many conflicting statements
TO DIR. Buchanan, OF the Associated
Charities where she was detained
from Sunday morning until her ap-
pearance in court.
The accusation against the Wallace
woman grew out OF statement
made by the mother OF the Samuels
girl and the warrant against her wa&
the fiFst-ene- ever drawn under the
new statute.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-01
TO CLEAR DOCKET
OF OLD BUSINESS
Members of Committee ON Water
Will Hold Protracted Bust
ness Session.

In q final effort to clear Its docke,
of huge mass of accumulated bust
ness In order that the tentative legis-
lation may be placed before council
at the final meeting of that body
Monday night. the committee on water
will meet at $40 o'clock Monday
afternoon.
So large is the docket that 1t Is not
improbable that the meeting will con-
sumo the entire two and one-half
hours which intervene between the
time OF convocation and the conven-
ing OF common council at s O'Clock.
Several matters appertaining to the
water supply of Washington ward are
scheduled to come up for discussion
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-01
DEATH SUNDAY Of
MRS. LUCY ]. kAnARy
After Illness of Several Weeks
Widow Of Fireman Passes
Away

Funeral services for Mrs Lucy j.
kanary. relict OF William Kanary. who
for long time was a member of the
Richmond fire department. were con-
Quoted from Sacred chart Catholic
church Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
Interment was in Maury cemetery.
Mrs. kanary was flfty-two years old
and lived at ia West Fourteenth
street. She had been in Ill health for
a number OF weeks. Three hons and
one daughter survive her.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-01

and the wireless hunt was on again.
Have New Evidence.
LONDON. August Hope OF the
conviction OF Or. IL II. Crippen on
the charge Of numbering his wfie,
was greatly strengthened to-day by a
report that Scotland Yard detectives
had new evidence that the mutilated
and Iime-eatep body found ~ the Gel
lar OF the doctors home was that OF
his wife.
This evidence. ii Ia said was OBJ
tanned within the last few days and is
such AS TO materially strengthen the
prosecution. The detectives are
maintaining their usual secrecy as to
the nature of the new evidence.
Arrangements are being made for
a speedy trial OF Crippen. and this
fact alone is considered proof that
the prosecution believes It will have
no difficulty In proving the identity
OF the body. as without such proof
there could not be g conviction.
Amateur detectives all over Eng
land Joined the great army of unen-
pIoyed to-day. Ths intense interest
that the Crippen case has excited
from the first led thousands To take
UP the search for Crippen. further
influenced by the $3.50 reward Of
Tered by the government To-day
while interest is undated, middle
aged men may walk the streets with
out being "shadowea" by amateur
Sherlock Holmeres
Parents Relieved.
The parents of Ethel Glare Leneve
day expressed profound relief that
their daughter had been found.
I've been fearing what that man
might do to my daughter said her
h Efgr~
for having deceived us, but cannot
think she went away knowing the
horrible thing Crippen is suspected
Of | believe Crippen told her that
something was wrong with his bust
ness dealings, and that as she was in
his office. she might be suspected.
The girls mother is anxiouslY
awaiting q reply to her pathetic cable
to her daughter, in which she beg
ged her TO tell the police everything
and expressed confidence in her inno-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-01
CONSTABLE SAMUELS
SHOOT MAD CANINE
Cyclone" Does Away With His
Own Dog When it Develops
Rabies.

Special Officer C'Cyclone" Samuels
had an experience with mad dog
Sunday that caused him quite a scare,
but he succeeded | milling the dog
with a well aimed shot.
Officer Samuels gave a realistic re-
cital of his experience before an in
terested crowd of spectators Monday
morning. His imitation OF the way
the canine was swapping at every
thing in general was particularly good.
The dog belonged TO Mr.. Samueis
himself, but he did not let this stand
in the way of his duty, and he con-
scientiously put the dog out OF the
way as soon as he was convinced that
it had rabies.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-01
GET LICENSE TAGS
OR CANNES GO

Dog catchers will be ION the job
after the 10th of this month. Jus
tice Maurice has issued an edict that
CANNES that have no license tags are
to be exterminated ten days from the
first of the month. The extra time Ia
given owners OF dogs that they may
save the lives of their pets. It be ing
thought that many simply forget to
purchase the necessary tags
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-01

rabid animal across the head The
dog was stunned and fell into the
warter where IL drowned. once 1t came
to the surface. but several people who
were nearby. seeing that their dan
ger was over, struck II with pianks
and pieces of burnt wood that are
scattered about the place since the
destructive fire Of last week
Mr. Cheatwood was congratulated
by many on the train as he was re-
turning from the Seashore. But for
his timely actin the dog would un-
quest4enabiy have bitten some one,
The canine was q black cur said
to have belonged to a fisherman near
West Point
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-01
SOPHIE MOLLOY
AGAIN IN COURT

Sophie Molloy, white woman who
has already had considerable police
court notoriety was arrested Sunday
upon the charge of selling ardent
spirits, She gave bail for her appear
ance and was before Justice Crutch-
field Monday. Through her attorney
she asked tor and secured con-
tinuancs Of the case until the tenth.
J. r. Lord, who has property at
Twenty-third and Franklin streets.
became surety for her In the sum of
$500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-01

The condition of Mr. w. H. Cleaton.
who has been suffering from naiafiai
fever. is greatly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Howle have re-
turned to the city. after a visit of
fortnight or more In Ocean View and
Old Point.
Miss Lizzie Field. OF Greensboro, y.
c.. 10 visiting her brother. Mr.. w.
p. Field. OF Woodland Heights.
Miss Edith Holt has returned from
the University OF Virginia. where she
attended the summer normal school.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-01
Hcnrtro Court Adiourns.

Henrico Circuit Court adjourned
Monday morning after short ses-
sion A large number of cases have
been disposed OF at this term and the
entire docket. with the exception of
postponed cases, was cleared up.
Court VIII convene again on the first
Monday in October.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-01
ONE COLORED MAN
KILLED BY ANOTHER

Especial to The Richmond virginian.l
STAUNTON. Aug. Robert Cous-
ins, colored. shot and killed Arthur
Frye, also colored at Basic City Sun
day. The shooting Is said TO have
been accidental and Cousins was re-
leased.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-01

LOS ANGELES, CAL. August il
Raising himself from his bed of sick
ness, Miron A. Crippen, father Of the
suspected London wtfe-slayer. today
declared his faith in his sons inno-
cence The aged man has been in
III health for some time, and the
news OF his sons arrest had evidently
unnerved him.
"Hawley may have been arrested
he said. but he has not yet been
convicted cannot believe that my
son committed the awful crime laid
at his door"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-01
NEWS OF SOUTH RICHMOND
erase. store, Hall street

was an all day service that was en-
joyed by all Of the good people who
attended. Several well known speak
ers in the Methodist church were
present.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-01
METHODISTS GATHER
IN CHESTERFIELD

The West End aad East Chester
field Sunday School Association held a
joint meeting in Hopewell Methodist
church, In the county, Sunday. 1t
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-01
Glad He's Caught,


NEW YORK, August 1.--Declaring
his Willingness to 40 to England II
his appearance at the trial Of DR. IA
II. Crippen is thought necessary
Frederick Messenger. the gray-haireC
step father OF Crippen's murdered
wife. today expressed great satisfac-
ton at the arrest of Crippen. Mes
singer runs a small truck and dairy
farm on the outskirts OF Brooklyn
He married Mrs. Crippens mother
when the murdered woman was two
years old.
II reared her as my own child.
said the aged man. with tears in his
eyes, today. land she seemed so happy
in her married life with Crippen
think they were happy until that
other woman came into the house
1t was then the doctor probably be-
came dissatisfied with the 'hausfrau,
and was taken by the more youthful
charms of his stenographer
However, I am told the English
law is swift and sure. If guilty, he
should suffer the penalty. They sag
there Is some doubt about proving the
body in the cellar is that OF my step
daughter. Give Crippen a chance and
he VIII tell all. l know him"
Feats Of Wireless
The wireless, since the late eos when
Guglielmo Marconi perfected It. has
worked marvels. Its greatest feat
probably. was the saving of 90 per
sons from the Republic. The Following
ts table of some OF the most notable
feats OF wireless
January %. 19oe.-White Star liner
Republic. rammed off Nantucket by
toll
persons saved by Baltic, following &c.
q. p" the wireless call by lack"
Bins.
June 10, l909.-Cunard liner Slavonia
wrecked off the Azores. Two steamers
received her IS. O. s." the information
al call that succeeded &C. Q. D." and
went TO her rescue.
June. 1a09.~-Goodrich liner Citv of
Racine disabled off Waukegan. in Lake
Michigan. Steamers Chicago and
Christopher Columbus took off 200 pas
sengers.
August II. l9Oe.-Steamer Ohio
foundered off Alaskan coast. One hun
dred and fifty passengers and most OF
the crew saved. Wireless operator
died at hts post.
February II. 1s1o.--Steamer Ken
lucky bound for San Francisco sinking
''t tdpe t1dlteTaH, wireless brought
Mallory liner Alamo Just as vessel went
down. All saved.
April Is. 191n.--Atlantic transport
liner Minnehaha grounded near Bish-
ops Rock, Scilly island. Wireless
brought aid. All saved
July %, 1910.-Southern Pacific lin
sr Monuson fire off Florida coast.
~omas of same line takes Off passen-
gers, assists In putting out fire and
hen returns passengers.
July 81. 1910.--The wireless most
iramatic feat. Capture Of Or. Grip
zen and Miss Leneve off Father Point,
Quebec.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-01
Reductions IN Laces.
Some very exceptional
bargains in Laces here to-
morrow. many lots too
small to mention.

Venise Bands, white 2 to 5
inches wide, use for trimming linen
dresses, 39c value; special for 7sc.
Princess Laces, galIoons and
bands, 3 to o inches wide, S1.69,
and $500 values; special csc.
Oriental Ali-over Laces, cream
and white, Is inches wide, dainty
and effective patterns, $1.2 and
$3.50 values; special 98c.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-01
Cretonnes at Reduced Prices.

Our stock Cretonnes Tckings Repp Cretonne Sateens
and Taffetas have all been greatly reduced.
IS Zoe Cretonnes II l2cDecoated
empire French floral ornamenas and
35c 20cTaffea
eoons flowers garands effective
draperes.
3c 40c Cretonnes 2STckng Hungarian cloths Cretonnes
hgcass designs Of rich French materials that
the price at which offer these.
40c Soc Cretonnes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS c
SIC 75c Cretonnes. now..............,..,...5 Soc
15c to Zoe Saeens II lac
2sc and soc Silkones, odd pieces ......+.......5c
Odd of Net Curtains Nottingham rle net and Cluny
these sale at onehalf price,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-01

We fortunate and secured lot Of about 5000 yare
Edges and Insertion much below the regular price These
mers the benefit of great saving.
Barbour County index., 1910-04-20

Elsewhere we reproduce communi-
cation from Geo. Eckert Of Aetna to the
Mail and Breeze. pointing out some In
justices in taxation. In the few pertinent
questions propounded by Mr.. Eckert is
contained one Of the strongest arguments
in favor Of an income tax that could be
presented. Under the present system,
men with incomes escape taxation while
the man whose property is visible bears
the burden. The professional man, with
little or no capital invested, in many cas-
es realizes greater returns in dollars and
cents than the man with $4,000 in
vested, yet he is not taxed at all. We
wish there were more Eckerts to asi.ate
the taxation question-perhaps our lesis-
latures and congresses would get down
to deep thinking.
Barbour County index., 1910-04-20
Champ Clark ct al

1t must not be forgotten that Champ
Clark and his democratic associates in
the house are entitled to nearly congat-
ulations for the good fight they made in
the Cannon controversy. Mr.Clark and
his followers waged their fight skillfully.
They played the highest sort of politics
in joining with the members Of another
party in the hope Of giving good results
to the public Interests. Democrats ev-
erywhere were glad to know that their
representatives in congress presented a
united front to the enemy. Commoner
readers in every congressional district
ought to send a note of thanks to
their congressman. They are accustom-
ed to criticism, let them have some kind
words at the moment when it will do
them good and when it will do the par
ty and the country good, too; for words
Of encouragement are very helpful to the
honest public servant.-Bryan's Com
moner,