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were presented To him at Wheeling
last week. but that he expected 10
make known his intentions in ths
case by tomorrow. Mrs. Jarvis was
in from Cameron TO take her husband
home with her and after learning the
above information she had a long con
yersation with her husband and cheer
ed him up in his confinement. Jarvis.
IL will he recalled. was committed 10
the grand jury on charge OF criminal
assault. following the capture OF he
and Mecca Porter. age l6. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Porter. of Cam
eron. at Parsons. after they had trav-
eled over almost the entire upper part
OF the state as man and wife.
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which WAS very largely attended.
Heather.ngtons orchestra, Of Bellaire
o. furnished the music Ices were
served during the evening The last
but not the least dance OF the social
evening vas the one given by the
boosters club new organization.
which gave their frst dance OF the
season at the Callahan hall on Jeffer.
son avenue. The feature az this dance
uas the old time cotillion dance
which sure made the hit OF the even
ing. Music was furnished BY an eS.
ceptionally good violinist. accom-
panied by the piano.
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INTERESTING REPORT MADE BY
CENSUS BUREAU.
64,173 Colored Residents in West vir-
ginia; Charleston Has Largest
Negro Population.
BY Z. II. ARNOLD.
TutsiliRencer Bureau


Washington, D. c.. Jan. IS.
The following report containing the
population of West Virginia by coun-
ties and large towns according 70
color. contains many facts OF interest
10 all West Nirginians The growth
or the negro population deserves care
full attention. The negroes are in
creasing in West Virginia much faster
than the whites and in the course Of
another decade il the present ratio OF
increase continues. the negro vote will
he a factor for which the two political
parties will redouble their efforts 10
control
The decrease Of negroes in Ran
dolph and neighboring counties is duo
20 the fact that in 1900. that section OF
the state was the center of much aC-
tvity attending the building OF the
Greenbrier division or the Chesapeake
a. Ohio and the Coal and Iron division
Of the Western Maryland North Car
DINA negroes did the greater portion
Of the work on these TWO railroads.
When the lines were completed the
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Moundsville Briefs.

Lester Rogers returned last evening
from Clarksburg. where he was on
business the past week.
Rev. ". p Chrisman is the guest
OF Mr. and Mrs. V. 4. Weaver.
The u. H. :. &. club met last even
ing At the home of Miss Helen Frater
on Third street Sewing was the d.
version OF the evening
John Rex. VINO was hit by an auto
mobile driven by Dr. Covert. on
Eighth street. last evening. Is improv-
Ing slowly
There viii be- prayer meeting TO
niEhf ~ The Ilap'isi church ~
O'Clock Al are invited 20 attend
one couvic' was discharged from
rhe SAFE pen.t-ntary yesterday. hav-
irf sers- cd ou' n.s sentence
FRED SNYDER .s irsfa.ling his n-e
-. fables 500 80 Hesse ba4dink
vler- BE-. e.I open 10 a frsf class
puo. ron
CHEF Police Saras. rav.d arf
fae.fs~sr- e. ' t.rEs~fs . Han
'rFrou H Va ue-s ~,f.~r IN Chi-f
0f Ta. -a Gaines yesterday
vr--.. Ra.H-.s- .. s-+.rart =
frr .... .r rs"t-..- r-e-rs
garr .-s r--. n-r-r1-e -rr
r-r ras r..
t ssr -r -f 90
bee ar sr--.-s 80
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Negroes Increasing
Faster Than Whites

negroes moved TO other sectionsmany
of them going to Fayette. Mercer and
Mcdowell counties.
The ten largest counties numerical
ly are Kanawha. Ohio. Fayette. Harri
son. Mcdowell. Cabell. Marion. Wood
Mercer and Marshall
The ten counties making the great
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M0UNDSVILLE
fer Franchises Hearing
To day.

The Ohio Valley Electric Company
is making application today in the
county court 20 construct and oper
ate lines supplying current for light.
hea' and power to the region about
NoLart. and 10 the corporate line of
thi- civ The United Farmers TEE
phone Company j. making application
for IA franchise To con -iruCt and op-
crate telephone Lines rom Cameron
through the cameron district and
into 'he surrounding district Both
% he above concerns are making
applications before the count court.
and both will come up today
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John Wier Makes Statement 70 Car.
ridan

John Ni"r. the colored man who
was shot 10y Mrs Melissa Murphy. a
feN weeks ago and who has been a.
tie Glendale hospital since. had an IN.
terview Win Prosecuting Attorney &
, tar-igan y-sterdat afternoon for
The prose- uiOr h.ueft Mr. Wier
stated that Mrs Murphy had threat
"red tn shou' hin earlier in fh. da,
and during the evening the quarr.'
hrnk- ou' FOR the second fime which
sas broughf fo a climaV Vh.r e.
Me- r'a''a 10 she busted NO cross
i- fs.- 90 plat. ara tna- no
."-ni Hr hs~ alr un- shn- -s .,..
W. rs-Her sf" ssrIr-f me r-toit.- boz
--f U- ss.' ft- HffI- r. aff.- , 10
lHs- go sroa Wis~ a r-uUst.r
@af" fra hc-g.fa. fo-lar 90 ro -Iorr.u
r.-lurrf t-rt a-aa N-s
.~r. ana--r
lr~.rna- ..a- cam. f-
en- IL
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Fined for Not Sending Children to
SchOOf

Andrew (BuckJ Howard. was ar
raigned in Squire y y Jefferson's
cou- yesterday evening on a charge
sworn ont by the truant officer. for
failing 70 send his child To school
Howard was fined 81 and costs. which
he paid and prom sed 10 send the boy
10 school hereafter
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Associated Charities to Organize.

The meeting last evening held at
The board OF trade rooms. IA the Mer-
camille Banking & Trust Company
building was largely attended b.
hose Interested in the Associated
Charities Association OF this city A
committee o. seven were appointed TO
draw Uu "a constitution and bylaws.
aad the date of the next meeting set
for Thursday. February st. n which
lime al organization Will be pe-ma-
nenfiy effected
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msrosre, !. cr.swen Comes Back"

II will he recalled that on the
fourth Gay OF October last. warrant
was sworn oUt FOR the arrest OF New
tan Caldwell ana Mrs Margaret =
CrisWcll. charged with unlawful CO.
habitat!oa. and af the time of their
arrest ~ officer Davis. they asked
p'rmiss or go 80 20 prices livery barn
% Pct bond 70 appear tho neNi morn.
~ or tria The officer cou~cut.d.
and Whom ~ cam" time for trial the
man APPEARED and paid bis fine. but
tho Cr.sNcu woman had Skipped ou'
Sl' had been liv,uc q Wheeling ard
IrliaIr" 1p NJ t.~'nrdtN afternoon
reu she 'fu" tf.a fu nor hswn %
t.- CIV art 49, 20 arrested hr or
t.er usv.s SHE Va- 'rfaf 100 49,. urr
'nf.r-oa ...-' .a-' s.sl.nE
sd uas frei s. .r costs or 81.
-t 20 .H-- ~ I4V M
sIrsI arr n. ..-. .l. aa-
.a..f fr
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Exception Flied 20 Answer.

Exceptions 30 the answer Wern
flied IN The last 81 'ha four breach Of
contract suits brought lt the stow
ar Chemical Company against The
United Sfaf.- Stamping ConTar,
We're filed win Judge Frank " Ne--
hi'f Yesterday by Attorney N.tdmi'
4 arb. for fn- p.ainun- f.Nr-p
ion. 90 tic aus~ers 100 the Ir-'lo4s
ss'-- had been f.rd atI -.-fa.ust
Tn four -uI'r as"~ag- auu4f ,.,HI"
Gao 'uta. . So Sea
-.an sud Io'a d Dorif. 49, Nhe.Unz.
yr---Ut o.. .'IIr.ts ,vupant
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= X t.'buihnot. Of Wheeling 10
Gethcr With several o'her ministers.
lnteTn,T Was made al Nj. Rose Gem
ctery.
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~r-r a. ---- So 90 - -.
80 ---- serAooEsN
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ANOTHER ANTITRUST VICTORY

The effective dissolution OF thr
Bath Tub Trust and the punishment
~ those engaged IN it,. emphasizes
the value Of the Sherman antitrust
Jaw. one significant point IN this Iitl.
cation should not be- overlooked. The
suit against the Bath Tub Trust was
brought b. individual purchasers Of
plumbing supplies who found them
selves Disseminated against and boy.
cotted They appealed 10 the TAFT
administration The Attorney Gen.
cral Investigated. learned the situa.
ton. and instituted proceedings. with
M" result that within Two years Tho
trust Nas dissolved IN other words.
the comp'aiu1nfs broulat the facts
together and secured action
Throughout the Taft administration
tho Attorney Generals department
has shown the utmost Willingness 20
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hear complaints and 10 act promptly
in support of the law Under the
Sherman act successful prosecutions
have been carried on against the
Standard OIL Company. the American
Tobacco Company. the Bath Tub
Trust and the Box Board Trust and
smaller combinations organized in vi
citation Of The law. We have ample
law for the protection oi every ieriti-
mate interest The courts have con
strued this Law reasonably and fairly.
The administration Of William 10.
Taft has shown how competitive con
ditions may bc restored 10 every i'm
portaut industry. Yet So. VIII PROB
ab'y have politicians Of the Roosevelt
type continue 90 tell us that the only
thing to do is 10 repeal the sherman
anu trust law and 20 license mo-
uopoly.
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A NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION

y NEW REVOLUTION.
New England is engaged in another
war OF independence. a war that con
Germs more people n touches more
vital Interest than the War OF I776
or the stamp act. This war is against
the domination OF the New York.
New Haven g. Hartford Railroad. and
according to the New York Evening
Post. manufacturers big and small.
wholesale merchants and retailers.
and individual citizens without mum.
her have enlisted in the conflict.
The New York. New Haven & Hart.
ford Railroad, controlling the Boston
a Maine Railroad and other subsidia-
~ lines. lays all New England under
tribute. Il has acquired competing
steamship lines all along the coast
Recently II has succeeded in throttling
the extension OF the Grand Trunk
line. which was planning TO tap New
England north and south. reaching
the waters OF the Atlantic at Provi.
derce. II. I. High rates and poor ser
vice. arbitrary ~eNlctions. and dlsre-
gard o, public interest are charged
against the railroad A
sample OF ~ methods is seen i'm the
treatment Of the Fabre line Of Italian
steamship. Many thousands Of Itali-
ans live In and near Providence. The
Fabre line sought 10 make a stopping
point ~ Providence and found that
the only docking facilities were
owned by the New York 4 New Ha.
ven Railroad First. the railroad re-
fused 10 ALLOW the Fabrc line ~ dock
al Providence. and finally allowed
the steamships 20 use their dock with
the positive understanding that not
n pound OF freight was 10 be- dis.
charged there. To-day the Fabre line
ships stop at Providence. but carry
thousands OF tons OF freight 10 New
York destined for Providence. which
are afterwards re.shippcd 10 O
dence over the New York & New ia.
ven lines.
We have some railroad evils IN
West Virginia. but nothing quite 80
Hagrant A. the performance Of the
New York. New Haven q Hartford
seem 10 be What mas become of the
spirit of 76s " the descendants OF
the Puritsns have thus fallen into the
bands n a grssping monopoly and
nave not the courage and the
strength TO free Themselves. tho Van.
kce stock must be- truly decadent
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% lr most iIefS of OHIO Al ehleR Republican leader no us vv e,
esuy opposed 10 a renewed and enlarged issue OF rreenlacks bv tba GOV.
Tart Ws strongly urged By the LEADING men Of his marty in Ob, a. -
lhepubhcan nomination for Governor in 1875. II cooked al one live ns
houm MS nonination would be made practically by accanation. although
convention =" 'e S'au'
"Iudec TAFT who had served several terms a., judr. of the suner,or
out oi ONO. had three or TOUR Years before the campaign OF 1875 handa
down a decision to TIE effect hat the use II the Bible in the public schools
h Hamilton county. Of which Cincinnati is the seat. could not be enforced
discussion. judge Taft being severely criticised by those Who advocated he
enforced reading OF the Bible in the schools His decision us srsrasd
affirmed by the highest curt OF the state. ~
III GSneial W. II Gibson: who had been a very brave soldier In the
'NVh Var. NJ VINO. | think. served in the brigade vbLb Bp,bs-,nrt n
hayes commanded. was a very warm friend OF General HAYES lie vas one
It the lev Republicans who thought that il might he evne5tor - -.
rate Judge TAFT for Governor m account Of his decision about te Rme in
the pubic choois He vas able TO secure the upport OF ore nunber
OF delegates He said that he would himself take the for ana 49,
speech OF nomination Of Hayes for Governor. taking the ground hat In &feH
|l te desperate political condition in Ohio occasuned ~ N strong sumner,
Il the grecnback policy. II was necessary that a ma be nominated TO- Cv-
'enor With whose record no naws could be picked
Nih-on a a superb orator. and the speech he made in the convention
passed INTO T2dion N Ohio II turned the scae IN favor OF The noniua-
ton OF Rutherford y Hayes for Governor. BUT for tats neocb Ia II mS
ability. Judge TAFT would have been nominated '"
A the election the Republicans carried M State nv aioutc o ,u
sand pluTahty That. OF course. gave immense prestige 10 Covenor Have
and the chief argument used by those VINO advocated mis- omim,,t co.
President in 1876 ws that he had won a desperately fought battle in ono,
the year before. '' >" O"
Nov. had Judge Taft been nominated for Governor. there is little
Ioonot mat ne would have rturnph'd a. that election n he had trnmubed
OF CURSE tayes would not have been thought Of as The presidential candt
me ComIrS as ONO choice icr me residential domination. Undoubtedly.
nomination would have existed had Judge Taft been Ohios favorta s,
and therefore 10 is reasonable 10 suppose that but fr GeneraI Gibson
speech. Judge Alphouso Taft would have been the enfbIc, osSanVa
candidate in 1876. F
Copyright 1879. by F. J. Edwards All right. reserved,
,Tomorro" Mr. Edwards will tel OF The Real Creator Of a Famous
Railroad "
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woRKmes's COMPENSATION.

Governor william r Gascock has issued al interview In which ha de-
chares FOL a workmenE compensation act The at which the Governor out
hh"' h""e'er' contcmplates a contribution by workmen themselves to. A
INC TO b created tor their benefit. and not exclusive contributions by the
emp'oyes In this respect the Governors proposition approaches more
nearly to compulsory sefinsuance than 20 compensation The theory Of
~" "oTkmeh compensation is that every industry should carry its own
V""'h !" Killed Injured. n should pay its ~ "a 50 TO speak: ana
M only method by which that result en he fairly secured is by taxation
ipn the employing ageucy. Every ton and steel mill. every railroad ever,
Aeuoryh and mine KILLS disables q certain percentage Of erpIo,es sacb
ear That percentage is ascert.inshle T. reasonable compens,t,o, for
these Injuries car be fixed. and that compensation sboud b. mia h. ,n.
industry hat causes the accident
Whatever MAJ be the differences A. 10 details however II ts pr.t,,vrnr
" noue the gravity OF public sentiment in favor Of this humane and enngbt
n esisl@ton- West Virginia is progressive in many things. and she viii
nt oe lr behind other States In doing Justice 70 her worklnsmcn-
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dous development Of sentiment favor
able to the women's cause and por.
tends a o rapid growth OF senti.
ment in the near future. We live
fast in the United States. and We ac.
cept new ideas quickly.
So long as woman suffrage seemed
to be only "A theory. with little real
demand for II ON the part of women.
most American men gave Il little con
~sideration. Now that it has devel-
oped into a powerful factor in nation.
al politics. voters will accept il on its
merits. II is no longer q question
that they can brush lightly aside.
and forced 10 a decision. the decision
in the large majority OF cases Il apt
TO be favorable.
Six million women in the United
States work in factories. offices. store
rooms. schools and otherwise support
themselves. These six million wo-
men need the ballot. They need il
for the protection OF their wages and
their employment They need il for
the Improvement Of conditions under
which they work. and for the mainte-
nance Of decent standards OF living.
This is the potent force back Of the
III suffrage movement. and IL
will probably not be satisfied short
OF complete attainment of equal suf.
irage.
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-- Us ana willing and offered 10 MARI.
Iahr t1 hr~r.rd the said DEFENDANT
viz. Hr .... ar Tic SAT-
yet %" ~Iti d-f-lfuut NOS rrznrlr- ri.
-' IF'UI-" nut ,unfrtvinc 90 1.,..v.
d- l"ifH-i tia said plaintiff ID. These
i4af- arI totally To- binder her
ii"r CD, lrsferw~-f anil cool fortune
'' would lave met With ut such mar
lt-" iaiH not token b.r. tho sad plain
tff fr wife. tro44h tho said F.f.Itar -
To v or t'" ......... u
'u 'ef"Tr and after tr.f time ratl
thereto requested hv the sad r.sfr-
il iu' the said defendant tath
'Naf- hilbert. I~.fIe-I so 20 DO To
mr ot tn. plaintiff 500 600 a.
no.. VIII ". .....-... Where
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ENGLISH AND AMERICAN

Clinton Rogers Woodruff. Boz the
Living Age. makes a comparison Of
the American form Of legal proceed.
ings with those BOO Great Britain
From samples given. ve may sec how
complicated and hov foolish our legal
forms are. as compared with the sim
pic and direct statements ~ tho Eng.
lish Two Of them arc reproduced
L.I...
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NO 7

IL IL announced rom Charleston that the extra session scheme precaa
ms the regular Legislative session. has been dropped Probably IL vas never
'ey seriously Considered There we're many reasons against the earl, extra
session me te" Tor it. Doubtless II will become necessary q O exend the
eomng eeisauve session beyond the scant time allotted to f. Many i'm.
poruaht matters ar &c b considered: the Virginia debt a prtma- election
Jaw "orkinen compensation, and mine guard laws: statutory en,crr.,.s
10 make thu prohibition amendment effective. "A county salaries w-,heu
are some oil me big Jobs that tbs legislature will tackle. 1t VIII need time
n what Is more than tme-peny Of good ms to settle them All vtsen
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tf' fh'". name q part a-
I' 'H.1rf %. l.tt. irceuIaut verbal
81 t"un.-"i Goo Many T.Irftff Arr.r.
a., " married another w.iurn
-ihitf rit inns 1000 ru.lI- Itr4-.-
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AGRICULTURAL HINTS FOR
The UP TO DATE FARMER

Tue Animal Hu-hauirs Department
W o." college ~ AgrirLitur' BE- COM
plllng into 90 directory the names and
Idlr's~e- 90 every West NIugIula ow Nor
Uf pure bred ur grade SfIIi.u~ aHd
.a'I aI-. tHc owrff- uf pune bred
p .Hr swine anI goats. This directory
WI Hr 90 Imneus value Geo trD farmers
"f every section of the state aVa VIII
H" ffe' Tor The asking The readers Of
tlis Ifff"i. as' I'.u.-ttd Co tii uut 'he
f~oNNNI"G hIIue and mail no foo the col
leg" ~ Arrlcu'ture Morrantowu. "
Va
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"urg man received u bushels rer
",f, Tie farmer vino grew the LARGE
Yield stated hat IL was due 20 informa-
ii"i Doc lad received while
aH uErituItural short course It tie col
ir<t u Agriculture. and that E. rNle.ts
% h~ ~ attendance again tni- winter
- the 'uurss which viii he 3D. session
from January to D.. 1913 fr seems
g,li" rf"nii1hle for every farmer OF tIs
University Corn and Fruit show.
'W' OF tHr iatt-t lntaI "now~ Of tie
-,.t" VII ID" held - the nt,ersity Arm
'iN Al-fSdhiuWn December stul Al tnis
snow there wlI Doe exhibit of fr.ft
from "ll par'~ Of West Virginia and
Other states. TIE MouonraIia Count.
Ppvs and Girls corn snow wtf1 r.. led
90 fH' same ttw" and there also will b-
irInss "Nhlh.t Of corn The entire
tur" viii assist BOO making this show
@ e"ff." ~ pleasure and instruction &C.
ye'y "nf, Who t.e opportunity o.
a't'L' Ut i- "fi' Co tue public.
Poultry Institute.
TOT li"l"'c AtWo'd. OF the Agr.cul-
- ~i'r.usut station. VIII assist Iu
t."u with tbc West virginia branch ~
,n' American Poultry Association. "a
f''ei Der ~. ~I.I'kNanr"u
1hl tlklrs l''e'mter DO and 1a -tor-
EartgUn ana So Nsrya. January %
TIE poultry .utttestS uf west Nif-
Einia are rapidly Increasing ana those
luet'fgf'- Will t. Il eau-7a IN pr.et
her.rt t' many poultry fll~-r- Of me
1AAaNNAANH
Tie EAter-Ipu DIVISION 0r tho CoIl.ra
AErl I.ture bus ISSUED new bulletin
Sm f.gitIy Raising Qua uaif,InE Tbis
.ull'tr VII Do" distributed 10 school
teachers % tnc stale ana 10 INV farmer
w" mtr desire o. Tive H-oruruifurnf
l,r'artn"nt preparing ne~ bulletins
or Pofatne culture and Rerovatng ft@
nld orchard These also are free 10 trc
public.
A Feeding Experiment.
"I's - ~ H~rrfrultrfe. west Viz
ElnIt Z diversity. has lust tlmpIsr.d "A
laiss ,'iue sael fo Do. used IN evper-
'h't "u feeling of steers. 4 pIrf ~
The steers viii b, fol- siudor iui- -b.i
thI BOO e1url number viii DO fe1 frs
This VIII help to determine U1.tr.r n
I- pN.fIfHIIs Goo "a farmer OF fn. .f.f.
g. ~ 20 the expense ~ bundirr = .5.d
''' "'h'"iIfg and fntt"uiuE steers.
Egg Circle.
N' ok fIr'I" Nf. been flfMeI In
N"r .rrllt county hr Prof. Ifsrs
",4 az t." Agri. itural Etperme--
u,'''.el WITH H stamp. uu which
''Ilf. number Orb 10 used 1
market Tho erg. rII b Collector
i'a..r and shipped Direct no
b,l"rr 10. f''"i twenty farmers
towards soit.rE both t.. .ast ~ I't-
.n, " rruflfs IIaf
ftrmer WHO bsi1nr. Co. t. r'rci. ~
f. .Ir.sst eastern uar... rri.s
80. f.' t"nsumer .r View
q csh ,E.- .htrf.d a.rr.t r-.r ~ ,s-m
Hegistsrsd Animals.
sa -tt hss secured .s,.r
.r'i SOUTH sheep fr| .-. u.
.fi H. IHr .HrFIre Hlr.as,4
number ~ r-..are -,af. Az .-r
. '.'..a f.r .....a ..f .n
..tH '.t f.- .. uu
IU." "|rf.. ..H.. Hr ..nE|nr
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Breed owner Address


Tho Extension DIVISION nf trr COLLEGE
~ Agriculture N-urga0fown ". Va. *
l"T MINIS 10 curse uf reading for rranEea
fni Other farmrf nf Earfgfffuu- ~ fIs
rffI. Ir" course will ie lnrrefv de-
voted fn Soil TerfIff. u.f .-. $50.
tIf station bulletin. viii DO Y..r II,
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ing secretary Of the Interior Charles FInney Cox. who
Vas very prominent IN railroad circles Cor years IS he
treasurer OF the Vanderbilt system west OF Bu~slo vas
personally acquainted with almost an Of the leading Doll
uci2rs o. Ohio CT the past generation
You may remember Mr. Cox continued thar the
state OF Ohio In 1875 Was al sname over the greenback
issue The Democratic candidate for Governor. William
Amen. ana his party were strongly Ia favor Of the poucy
earlier advocated by George II. Ppndletoa. Of Ohio who
Wa candidate for Vice President on the ticket a, the head
OF which General George n McClenan-s name stood pen
dIeton advocated an enlarged and continuous issue OF the
greenbacks by the gov eminent.
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