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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-19
Haley viii Return.

Thomas F. Haley. Who left eight
months ago for P~oreupine district in
Canada. Is expected TO return 10 Ely
shortly. as all navigation Is closed in
thar region. and the therometer is
lowering between 10 and 60 degrees
below zero. Sir. Haley was former
iy connected With the Els Meat COM
pany.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-19

A magnificent view of the first rail
road tunnel in Robinson Canyon and
the beautiful mountain cener in
the immediate locality was placed on
exhibition yesterday afternoon in the
window of the Steptoe Drug com
pany. The picture was taken and
developed by Charles d. Gallagher,
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-19
Union Dance.

Saturday a.ght. December 9Th. Is
the date set for the dance to be given
for the benefit Of the strikers on the
Hartman system. az the Auditorium
in East Ely. The committees ap-
pointed from the various unions are
requested 70 meet at Labor League
hall next Tuesday night.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-19

Orlando Morley. blacksmith in the
general repair shop at McGlu was a
visitor in Ely yesterday afternoon to
attend to business matters Of a per
sonal nature.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-19

For the benefit OF those who are
going to entertain on Thanksgiving
We have the finest and most complete
line of groceries in the city. East
Ely Grocery
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-19

Hamilton's always have fresh
candy and nuts. Buy your shelled
walnuts for the Thanksgiving cake
at Hamilton's.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-19

Mrs. George Larsen and children
arrived the FIRST part of he week
from ogden. where they have been
staying with relatives during the
summer months.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-19
To Winter i'm Utah.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hermansen Of
Branes. and children left Thursday
morning for their old home at Elsin-
ore. Utah. where they contemplate re-
naming during the winter.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-19

Il IS said that F. c. Nunnelly has
the largest and best grocery business
IN the city.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-19

Why experiment. Buy the candy
You know is good - eDonald's-a
Hamilton's.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-19
Mining Man Leaves.

S. NJ. Levy. president of the Ely
Consolidated, was a passenger for
Salt Lake Friday morning, and after
a short stay in the Utah capital will
leave for Battle Mountain. where he
is interested in mining properties.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-19

A suitable Christmas gift for the
is to shop early. They will APP
preciate it and you will benefit.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-19
Try That
CHICKEN DINNER
[ the GOOD TO EAT PLACE

Sunday, ) 10 S p. m. Price soc
Next Door to Ely National Bank
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FOR AGED PEOPLE.
o!d Eolk !. r5 Should Pc Careful In TheI,
& SECTION ~ Regulativs, Msaicins.r

y Ion.
We have Ia safe, dependable, and
altogether ideal remedy that la par.
tieularly adapted to the requirements
81 aged people and persons tof weak
Constitutions who suffer from consti.
patton or other bowel disorders We
! gre SO certain that it will relieve these
complaints and give absolute satisfac
don in every particular athat.-ws offer
5itWith our personal guarantee that 1T
shall cost the; user,nothing II It fails to
ssubstantiate our cldims. This remedy
5isS called Rexall Orderlies. E,o7i,
Rexnllj Orderlles are eaten just IKE
1 candy are particularly prompt and
Agreeable If action. may be taken at
any time. day or night; do not cause
ysdiarrhoea, nausea, gripping, excessive
5lo0seness, or other undesirable effects.
4 TheyShave very mild but positive &C.
tton5 upon the organs with which they
\ Come In contact, apparently acting as
a4regulatlveZ tonic upon the. relaxed
muscular coat Of the bowel; thus over.
coming weakness, and aiding to re.
store the bowels to more vigorous
and healthy activity. Three sizes, 1Oc,
&c and 53cs Sold only at our stores
The Rexall Stores. Mountain City
,sDfug Co., opposite Court House, Hall
y Drug Co., 304 Water st. ~,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-24
MANY PRISONERS !! ] U. /.
; 4: vi: BEFORE MAYOR
MOST F'THE'fo OFFENDERS " FEs
PLAIN DRINKS (, that WE'RE
GIVEN THE USUAL FINE.

The biggest police court that has
been held under the present admin.
istration was that Of this morning
when there were twenty.nine fines
imposed by Mayor Martin. Nearly
all Of the offenders were plain DRINKS
The DRINKS that were fined two dol
lars and costs were Joe Robinson
G. W. Roberts, Pete ,Devens, Thomas
Hogan. Steve Cabo, Tom Duhosh, Ad
am Plntar, Joe Pape, William Farrell
John Early, John Choika. George Hro
bio. John Watsy. Frank Johnston, An
drew Chapman. Andrew Varsalo, Mike
Zurich. Martin Drahno, Mike Tokar
cich, William Thompson, Paul shuark
as. John Hogar, John Dago, Jr. il &
John Daso was fined three dollar,
and costs for bling drunk. "ta'F I.
John Doe was fined nine dollars
and costs for being drunk and dlsor
derby. - .,l ,f.,,tt'
Henry Peck, colored, and Mabe
Burton, colored and Minnie Sam wer
fined fourteen dollars and costs fol
lettering. They were found on Goa
Run. Minnie Sam paid her fine In on:
dollar bills. I5s., 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-24
COUNTY, ssYeERlNTENpEnT AN;
NouNcES DATES RoR INTER,
EsTiHe EVENTS. 81;

\ 40 Z 49, x.
The Pay Institute for Manningtoh
district, which was to. be held at Man:
|;nington, October "a, has been post.
poned until December s.. The cifange
|ha been made necessary by the fact
that Monongahela Valley Round Ia:
BILE meets at Warrington November
II and IS. The work incident TO
preparingsfor5 this latter meeting Is 80
great as to render inadvisable: the un:
dertaking Of the additional work nee:
essary to the proper carrying out ,ot
the institute program.
The teachers, Of Grant District meet
at Monongah School Building next
Saturday, October %, at 1880. The
g,eetipg .Yill..b be held In. the school
building, which is to be thoroughly
cleaned and fumigated in advance Of
the meeting. A program has been
prepared for the meeting, the book It'd
be taken up being Chubb's laThe
Teaching Of English Sl5SI ~
On the same day at the the same
hour the teachers OF the Winfield and
Union districts wllltmeet at the First
ward school building. A similar pro.
gram will be rendered at this meeting
and various matters OF business will
be looked after. y
Pawpaw district teachers are tc
meet at Fairview, also on tie same
date. October %. The book to be dis
cussed Is Colgrove's "The Teacher
and the School. ~ ~ 4
At 4 all meeting places supplies 81
'ial'' y Roll pookst State Manual, ''fs
Wits sff sas 81 ana ''Es's 1ssss
1 All teachers are urgently requested
to be- in Attendance. E. 7 :;
Id w. M.aKENNEDY, ~
$Sas,t. \ n b Il County gsupt.
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FoRksBURa ITEMS.

. b " :, q HH.rI n a HH#
October 2s.-It has been quite "a
whit, since iweshaye seen any news
from our vicinity in the columns Of
your paper =. .,:,ri 2tffs'
Mr., Atha Vangllder and family were
visiting at Rev. %Boyers Boice's6 last
Sunday. ~ z.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Heston: were
visiting their daughter. Mrs. WIN
Hayhurst last Sunday. & &
Miss Verna Long, who has been wis.
itlng relatives at Fairmont, has re
turned home. fsa
Htmer Pool and Harry Kerns are
buslly engaged threshing for the farm
ers in this community at present.
" Mr.. John Wolf and grandson. Ray:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-24


Look pleasant on your sns
SQUIRT Just easemy nrocass
doesn't hurt My arr has great ADVANCE int
patients lose Their when i'm ns
they'll sing and dance. to pull out ma e1S
ley no remor make your while prepare null your nka.
fears to flag and the while he
doopd aching or MI ta Nc
gave yank lifted the
YELL miles en
ed and snd "You see, didn't & * ,su1s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-24

Mrs. lei j. waiter. 1ss Bryant kst. NJ.
waynes. Esmont. Va. the only laxative;
given "a DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin II;
hns been found ito answer most perfectly
NIL tho purposes Of q .laxatiye. and It's very
mtldness 6 and eedom from griptnE!
recruitment IL esponially Tor the yuseE Of;
children, women and siold folks sgenarsS
aiiy5people who need 2 gentle !. sbo v =,
families hnvo boom enthusiastic ab6utEdt
for moro than q Quarter off, centnry.i
Z ANYONE Wishing to mako o trial ct thisi
remedy before Thu Wing a in the regula
why OF ns druggist Mt fifty cents, or ono
dollnT%a6 large Sbott ( family Isise) can
have "a sample bot to- lent 10 thu home
free Of charge by tsitnplY iad dresstng iDrs
W. b Caldwell z a06 u ching ton BIZ;
Monticello III. y our Snniiio md ed1te16
on Ipoatal ear VII do, RE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-24
REPORT OF POLICE
GBBRlRRgGEElNGs
SEC Rp QUARTER Bpis9eI sEp.]
TENDER sso, 1911. Shows TfiAf1
CITY is LIVELY ALo some
I !; LINES. I; e; 4;

Police court edings for second
quarter tJnly. August, septemberl,
ending September go, 1911, showing
The total amount 81 fines iassessed; the
total costs! ietc. y the amounts due and
turned ovetsto the city treasurer; also
the amount OF unpaid fines and costs
Showing the number ,ofsarrests made
IN each month. and the charge for
which arrest was made. X ;ss y, Is
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TaAoRolNARY RESOURCE
t tcontinued from Page one.)

~ as he has done, this great, work
m behalf of that state, and he has
Been able to chieye 1t only through
IBIS soWhs extraordinary knowledge OF
me means and methods, acquired by
many years OF practical experience
IN agriculture and horticulture and
along general industrial and CONNER.
/ ctalS lines. In shls native common.
wealth. =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-24

. :. "
ipd isnnolwsI s.ou every tsfgue
that the most wonderful Ind
dsaulno turnltA6ts Elboarssl nsI iSass
raw, e ever been placed fbsiS reSi
tho people y. the Nene1s h6Ia3I
Valley are being gIyen now,
and and the proof ~ sthis asssF tisr,s
d g DO found Al most 8of thss
hom0ess Of the CITY which took
advantage Of thessals A bright.
\ en- M Up the ,s'! f'dlittn 4.
3 We va must have sold q ear o1d
q mattresses Saturday iii
grades are carried bus 5ths 5Sot.
tom 2! Vas seached WhsnS 4 $3.50
I. Cotton paMa.ssess VA plassdS
!. q sale {, AZ 4 y people
{ ID dtd, not bel eyeithey could buy
q 90 full slrs 7trons setisst sas, ablt
ii. those ! who ~ sinauls Srsthis sr.S
lss y were Y :; not dlsapPeintsa
I, Good u ] heavy Con forts ~ st.los
is n another popu!ar lIsr ithess
cold and sehlll MD, It'll aad morn.
lnss, and! iticoks IKE ID swsntoni
sacrifice '.;i Y place ou 1. snewsI lne
Ct gas heaters h la: ;oi' cate Al, sios.
Inc out prices, but theY TOO,
mus. 90. We!3Will shaye Iso uss
for stoves when We aEs Out az
business. s, y 3 X: Ii
y dressera & bed sSroo1, spIts;S
dining tables, ohlffonisr Rus
fets, carpets and 5inatti1ss (a1d
right here u. might bs bald That
zoe ma mating fors1oc and $50
mating At 2ue! is j, q atlons tai
bargain seekers Iron ana
brass beds come III tsr Sid
{ part Of the slaughter o. gpsirss;s
and bed bed springs, tee, haze made
. sleeping more eomts ttahles sindS
the !, prices i were red qsed! I Il.
This 20 n noS iiat ste besln;
ming of this 4. sale al but the Wy
J. the goods GOD are oins out II q
/ dans d &. 8 r. wait 4 siaais day.,
as e. your w e chances fof odsssjec:
lions crow, Simmer every hour
Of this sale, for "a expert 10
make prices that 4 Will Sensblp
81 az Y y 7,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-24
i INFERRED.

Il The funeral aof Mrs. Pearl Dale. Ten.
:,nnnt Davis, wife of Mr.. Everett Davis
and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Enos
remnant Of Dennison. Texas. whose
death occurred on Friday at the home
Sof her brother Mr.. Reason Tenant at
BarTackyille was conducted this morn.
ing at ten O'clock from the residence
made mad In the Davis cemetery at Fair!
Il View Undertaken r. C. Jones had
charge of the lnternent. y: z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-24

/! subslribe for tie N sst vltglpinn.;S,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-24

.EAR|||||||AER|G1''sI 5 !'..'E.:.'..'
j. ....i|l ! ! hi !
Io1 .li6s b u. lid, osphii :
FINE PROGRAMME, HAS BEEN AR:
RENGED EoR TIE fMEETITGk T
sEvENs PINES ON ,FRtDAY"ANn
Z SATURDAY.. ;t5, II "A
The progranem for the Seven Pines
Farmefs' Institute which is. to take
place Friday and Saturday, November
3 and IS has been announced as jfol.
1ows:- Il, ;ak,
Friday morning session: $3.50 a. IN.
Devotional. Rev. Ei;y.s Perry. IS.
Address, President. i.
Rural Economics, Prof. T. C. Alike
Starting a Flock lof Sheep. C.:E
Lewis. 4, i-,S.t NJ, : I.
i s,aa.t io,sru. Market
HI r. Smith w., aksl
appointment or committees IS. - s s
tisaJu "A Reeess,fTr ~ y /.
Afternoon. session. 1890 p. m. u. II
y Music. u 7fh, 8; c :ft6F;, Isaft:Fi;; ] ~
4. Chemical Fertlhzer;r Profa T. c. At
keson. ,i3St 5i,,+tS y 3s4t iJd3 ii
Food Values and Preparation. Miss
Pearl Dorsey. II En;.
!: Music. satiffIfsrl :, e <. -
Pruning. H.1L.. Smith n \. Z {
General Dlsoussion.l QuerIess
ny. ;s3 Recess. ,.4
I Evening session,47:30 o'clock.
Music, REGULATIONS Music. w q
\ Address, Agricultural Education
Prot. TIC. Atkesona7a q ,.N+t, t'St9
Music. Recitation, Il Music, 1
saturday-Morning session. 900
o'clock. y itiiS5n ls5.
Devotional, Rev. y HI Ryan.
Practical Corn Growing, c. E Lewis
Selection and Care Of Young Arch
ards: Fl. L. Smith. ~; q: y.
3 Music. $50 .tt-'- ..-.,'us4 Oh,
Household sMsSii say,s Miss Pear
Dorsey. ss,' isS
Leagues and Thefr$ Jssss Prot. 7. e
Atkeson; it5t =,
as1ssa' D'sgg Rssss !. ass5'ss:
a aasie' ssslSsf g. 'o's sc
Saving the Hi.Is C.$E: Lewis.
Home Ethics and Culture, Mis-:
Pearl Dorsey. Z y. (.
Music: M ! H: k555i ,ss
Animal Breeds and Breeding, !.Pror
T" c. Atkeson ~ az II
Reports Of committees and cleo
tiontof officers: AT - s Sga5
The farmers Of Seven Pines extent
q ! cordial slnvItntionGito the farmers
Of the district and eonnty, at large Il
attend thls, Institute; Vt; will be d rar,
opportunity for the progressive farm
|er. s; y a
Basket dlHnerS Ind u free entertain
ment provide 8all. Come an,
bring your wives IS. B \. Z. .
81 -.--:4 s
Subslribe for the WeatS Virg1ninn:s,
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SCHOOL NOTES

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CERTAINLY ENDS I.
n STOMACH MISERY
INDIGESTION, GAS Z, HEARTBURN
OR DYSPEPSIA GO IN FIVE MIN.
F. UTE, sFtf III \. iti.<.

You can eat anything your stomach
raves without fear Of Indigestion or
Dyspepsia. or that your food will fer
nent or sour on your stomach. II you
will take a little Diapepsin occasion:
lily. n 93s
Your meals will taste good, and any
hing You eat win be 2dlgested; moth
ng can ferment or turn into acid or
POISON or stomach gas, 1whicl, causes
3elching, Dizziness.5a feeling iof full.
less after eating, Nausea. Indigestion
like a lump OF lead in stomach) \ Bill
BUSINESS, Heartburn, Water brash,
Pain In stomach and 'intestines orioth.
,r symptoms. y i3itl5 = 3 Z Z
Headaches from the stomach are 'ab.
olutely unknown where this effective
emedy is used. Diapepsin really does
III the work Of a healthy stomach. 1t
'tgests your meals when your stom.
nch cali't. "A single dose will digest
all the food you eat and leave nothing
to ferment or sour and upset the
stomach. YitsSis Z
=.;Get> large E5o.cent case of Pape's
olapehsln from your druggist and
;tartfaking now, and in a little While
,ou Will Factually Nbrag about your
healthy. strong Stomach, ! for you then
IAN eat anything and everything you
want without the slightest dlsconi,
,ort or misery. and every particle of
mpurity and Gas that is in your stomi
,ch and intestines is going to be car.
led away without the use OF laxa'
ives or, any other assistance.
Should you at this moment be suf.
ering from Indigestion or any stom!
,ch disorder. you can surely get relief
ffvithin FIVE minutes. ~ ,.s
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-24

The Rev. Mr.. Hollers-AIistah John:
sing what fob; you call dat: son Of
yoh's Isaak Walton, when he was ,bap.
tizedi George, Washington
Mr.. Johnslng-Because, sab, dat
rascals reputashun foh yerac'ty made
dat change iimper.tive- Christian Reg.
lister. 4 AZ /: 5,;,3. y
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-03-11
FORCED TO LEAVE HOME

Every year large number # poor
sun rers, whose luogs are sore and
rach,d with c"u sb-. sra urged to go
20 al Oiucr climate. But this is cost
ly AID not always cure. There, a
better way. 1t Dr.. Kings New
Discovery cue you at bone. 1T
cnrea ne Of sung 'rouhl,," writes W
X \ ls1D. OF Calauine, Ark wien
III '!.e failed aod | gained Al ounts
10 weight. l;s surely the k,og If
al! cough and lnrg cures.' Thous-
sn1s owe Their Tvs and heslth to it.
II s rcsi'ive'y 4uaran iced for Coughs,
C'ld', L>Gfippe, Asthma. Croup-
all Threat ard Lung troubles. soc
& 81 GO. Trial bottle free at all
Druggists.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-03-11

We like the ege in which We live,
and are trying in our humble way to
bl.ze it for the oncoming youth, bat
1t is hard 10 be called citizens ond
know we are such by the constitution
of the United S.ates and be denied
the rights of such. What we mos.
desire, IN our e;roggIes agsins. oppo.
sl'lon is 10 give the world examples
OF The best that ls 10 US. How con
tos be done unless equal opportuni-
ties ore given DC: Colored children
ehould have the same school privi
legee, and by this we mean, ell so TO
the came school. under the same en-.
Vlronmen'e, and upon entering life
20 up or down os The consequence, e
may be: " hicb would 10 truth make
every one responsible for bis own
Conduct nnd life.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-03-11

Miss Phelps, who lectured on tie
evil th,c;~ OF int mperance last
Wednesday,, proved herself to be 10
earnest an. rhle.
We want To tel Miss Phelps that
as rule, the people who talk and
Shout tho mos. ip church ere almost
invariably the very ones who kick 10
The most nj. chief III ev,ry c1mnuni.
~. lalk Ii cheap and esp, cia,ly Of
those. who tire "heay,n L,Il and
heaven bound.'
The editor Of this paper hos rover
taken q drink over bar 10 this town
10 oil of The 81 years lie has lived
here, and he would not get druLk for
the whole state If West VirgiLis
he knows nothing about the heaven
so much talked about. and his cmbi :
ton IL not Of the kind that irpls
h"d doub 8 about getting th.rc, as
Are those who arc so often "dOwn in
tNc valley and up on the mnun,sin
iop,' but it is to be man, and do
81, b 81 10 make hsavenly home On
e4rtb, for lie believes that if that is
DOT done, "lhe heaven above,' Will
be ito all who have n, t DIN" 81.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-03-11

One time ~ history |. has been
thoroughly demonstrated tina. re-.
publican president ia al sea end has
nc part wiiG assurance 10 back him:
bis own party failing to adhere TO
his wishes be bas now called on his
opponents ty means Of sn extraot i {.
mary session ia do his bidding. We
see "a much folly in it as We do in
the ex:ra session Of our s.n.s ieglala .
tion. True wisdom dictates neither,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-03-11
Professional Schools

THE SCuOOLOr III Geology.
Inter denomlnaLiUual Five profess
sorS. Druau dud thorough courses. AID
YautageS OF connection WlCn IL great
University. Svuueuts AID. Low ex-
pensts, Isaac Clark, -. D., Deau.
TIE SCHOOL or MEDICINE.
Medical, DeuLai and Pharmaceutical
Colleges.
FOrty-nine protessJrs. Modern lab
oraCorles aud eQulpment. Connected
with new Freedmen s Hospital, custlux
halt million dollars. ClIuIcal lacll lies
not surpassed III America POoL-grad-
uate ScnoOl and PoIycliulc. Edward
a. BallOch, NJ. d., Deau, 5lh and w.
Streets n. W. ~. y. Men ell, III. d.,
Secretary, 9O1 II ST., n. ".
THE SCHOOL OF LAW.
Faculty Of eight. Courses Of three
years, giving d thorough kuoWledge Of
theory and practice or law. OCCUPIES
own building Opposite The court house,
Benjamin +. Leighton, Ill. b.. DeAu.
Az Jth street n. ".
: ur catalogue aud special Information
'-IF.Ss 49,. @ )....i''t'n.,.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-03-11
DESERE ED TRIBUTE PAID TO
TIE LATE JAMES VEST BY
HIS FORMER PASTOR,
Pomon key, Maryland.

Pomonkey, Maryland.
Dear Brother Clifford:
L read the other day in your porer
an account Of Brother Jumes Wes,'s
dea'h, and | 'ske The privilege to rsk
you for Juss apsce enough in the
pepper TO make an acknowledg ment
OF our relatione-Bro,her Vests and
mice. | feel sbat l acu'd not d.
m duty if [ did not cay a.me;hing.
Brother West woe nv friend
the David and Jonsthau kind. VIII
Inc that means volumcs. was III,
pastor for two years and | cav bin
every day of that two years, unless be
or was away from Hedgesville.
Oar relation was the mos. agree a BILE,
loeable, kind and true. | neyer
heard him sound falee note, no,
| even IN The direction of bis enemies
lie was honest, just, true. He vac
liberal, free, broad. His home was
ny homf; and what be had be vas
willing TO divide wi, b me. eb.u
YER forget those days as we sat ard
talked in that little kitchen Of bis
pleasant bone, while be plotted and
ee"ed together his shuck mats. He
"on'd often say: Young men ssy
'oas that they cannot learn anything
from Old men," Do you believe
tda would say: Then With that
meIlow laugh of bis Which / have
learned gu we'll be woold esy: mo"
10 prove TO him that Young men
could learn something from old men,
utter l had been moved from Hedp-
esVllle TO another charge l made q
Sbock mat just for the plessure of it
sDd sent il 10 him. He was more
al GIFTED than tongue or pen con
tell.
On Saturday before The frs, Sum
day. IN April in the year 1902, when
l got OF The train at North Noun
tain and started up the road | over
COX toll, erect, we'll built, strong
feced man. As we walked on nm
The moun.ain side 20 the village nm
Top | learned who the man was, He
o'd nos know noe then: / did not
snow him: but some way we became
ens"ned end finally ineepsrsble. /
'oVtd him then; | love him still, He
nae eimtly gone away; I shall see
him afier awhile. know the neo
pie Of Martlnsbnre and The sur.
rounding county will mics bin. +
miss BIN now. God bless that good
woman, biz a'fe.-God bless his chill
dren. I'VE sholl know each o,hsr
better when the ms,s bave rolled
away"
Crew Charles S. Briggs,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-03-11

"Elkins dry az result of the votes
OF Negroes VITO are bo)llegging,"
is the bold, thankless and glaring
headline Of the Clark sburg Telegram
Wonder if we "lear co!ored peopla -
whose jimcro~cd votes may check
the white "foIk $ gigantic crime''
will be paid in similar co,u? 1t is
doubtful guessing how ostracised
voters Will be rewarded, for the often
or they submit tho tighter and more
Oppressive they make the yoke.