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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-02-28
CHAPTER XVIII,

When the ferry system began to
rum and the time between Oakland
and San Francisco was demonstrated
TO be cut In half, the tide OF Daylights
terrific expenditure started to turn
Not that II really did turn. for he
promptly went into further invest
ments. Thousands Of lots In his resi-
dence tracts were sold, and thousands
OF homes was being built. Factory sites
also we're selling and business proper
Ties In the heart of Oakland. All this
tended to steady appreciation in the
value OF Daylight's huge holdings. But,
as OF old. he had his hunch and was
riding II. Already he had begun Dor.
rowing from the banks. The mag.
nifcent profits he made on the land
ne sold were turned into more land.
into more development; and instead
OF paying of old loans, he contracted
new ones. AS he had pyramided in
dawson City. he now pyramided In
Oakland; but he did 1t with the
knowledge that II was stable enter
prise rather than risky placer-min.
Ing boom.
Work on DayllGht's dock system
went on apace; yet it was one of
those enterprises that consumed
money drcadfully and that could not
be accomplished a. quickly as a ferry
system. Not content with manu-
foc'r-. N'ec'r!c''. FOR bis street rail.
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The two answers follow:

the two answers follow:
"As to the Supreme Court, I find
in the history Of Supreme Court by
Hampton l.. Carson, published in
1892. that it originally consisted of a
Chief Justice and five Associate Jus
tees. In 1907 the number of Asso-
ciate Justices was increased to six;
and in 1868 it was increased to nine.
In 1856 for some reason Congress
provided that no vacancies should
be filled until the number had been
reduced to six. The language of that
statute is az follows:
That no vacancy in the office Of
Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court shall be filed by appointment
until the number of Associate Justices
shall be reduced to six; and thereaf-
ter the said Supreme Court shall con-
sist of Chief Justice Of the United
states and six Associate Justices.
any four of whom shall be "a quor-
um.
"In 1869 the law changed again
creating a Chief Justice and eight
Associate Justices and that is still the
law. 1t has always been an arbitrary
number fixed by the Judgment of Con-
gress."
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place. NO. Of his series of volumes
being devoted entirely to them.
The following quotation is taken
from keane's Man past and pres
ent" in the Cambridge Geographical
SERIES,
Chinese culture may still, in
sense, claim to be the oldest in the
world, inasmuch as it has persisted
with little change from its rise some
$500 years ago down to present
times. All other early Civilizations
Mesopotamian. Egyptian. Assyrian,
Persian. Hellenic-have perished, or
live only in their monuments. tra-
ditions. oral or written records. , But
the Chinese, despite repeated politi-
cal and social convulsions, is still as
deeply rooted in the past as ever,
showing no break Of continuity from
the dim echos Of remote prehistoric
ages down to the last TAPPING rebel
lion, or the last disastrous foreign
war;"
The characteristic OF Teutonic civil
ization is representative government
And China. in her recent rebellion in
adopting a republican form of gov
ernment, with a representative legis-
lature, takes her place in the advanc-
ed group Of civilized nations"
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AS to the classification Of China
among the nations:
zone Of the most commonly ac-
cepted classiications Of races and
nations is that originated in 1877 by
Louis Morgan i'm his Ancient So.
ciety." Morgan distinguishes three
grades, savage, barbarous, and civiliz-
ed He divides the frsy two into
lower. middle. and upper and later
writer's who have made use Of his
system distinguish between Oriental
Roman. and Teutouic civilizations
The distinctive mark Of true civiliza-
tion IS given as the invention of a
phonetic alphabet and the produc-
tion Of written records. Fiske on page
32 OF his discovery of America"
says: Where people acquainted with
IRON have enshrined in hieroglyphcs
so much matter Of historic record
and literary interest as the Chinese
and the ancient Egyptians. they too
must be classcd as civilized; and this
Mr.. Morgan 10y implication admits
Herbert Spencer In his Descrip-
tive Sociology takes for this third di-
vision Civilized societies recentk or
1ouriship&I>and I'm this division 7 OF
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Two Questions Answered.
Editor The Item:

Editor The Item:
Two questions have been recently
asked me: First. What is the status
Of the members Of the Federal Su-
preme Court? Second. What place
has China In the modern catalogue Of
nations? l sought and procured ans
wers from one high in authority in
national affairs and, thinking that
these answers may be of interest to
asked the questions, l ask that you
publish them.
Respectfully yours,
S. II. EDMUNDS.
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The Sound Sleep Of Good Health.

is not for those suffering from kid
ney ailments and Irregularities. The
prompt use Of Foley Kidney Pills will
dlspel backache and rheumatism,
heal and strengthen sore, weak and
ailins kidneys. restore normal ac-
ton, and with it health and str, .lgth.
Mrs. NJ. f. SALISBURY, Sterling. H.,
says; I suffered great pain in my
back and kidneys, could not s.rcN at
night. and could not raise my l. lnds
over my head. But two bottles Of
Foley Kidney Pills CURED me-"
Sibert's Drug Store.
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ed; then he OWNED that these de.
mands but indicated the way the wind
was going to blow. and that one OF
those terrific financial storms he had
heard about was soon to sweep over
the United States. How terrific this
particular storm was to be he did not
anticipate. Nevertheless. he took
every precaution In his power
and had no anxiety about his weather.
Ing II out
(TO BE CONTINUED.)
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There is no better medicine made
Tor colds than Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. 1t acts on natures plan. re-
'ieves the lungs. opens the secretions,
aids expectoration; and restores the
system to a healthy condition. For
sale by all dealers.
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Mr. 5. " Wilson. Of Columbia.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-02-28

was in the cliy Friday morning..
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REPUBLICAN
CONVENTIONS
MARION COUNTY DISTRICTS WILL
ELECT DELEGATES TO STATE
AND CONGRESSIONAL coNVEN.
TlnNS.>

The Republican district conventions
in Marion county will be held tO-mor.
row afternoon at two O'Clock for the
purpose of electing delegates 10 the
State and Congressional conventions.
The Republican State convention
will be held at Huntington May 10th.
The Congressional convention will be
held at. New Martlnsville on May 10Th.
The places for holding the district
conventions tomorrow afternoon and
the number OF delegates to be elected
10 these conventions is given below:
Pairmont district convention at the
Court House, and entitled to nine dele
gates.
Grant district convention at Union
school house, and entitled to Two dele
gates.
Lincoln district convention at Farm
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ington public school house, and eE.
titled to three delegates.
Warrington district convention at
Warrington school house, and entitled
10 seven delegates.
Pawpaw district convention at Nep.
tune school house and entitled to two
delegates
Union district convention ut First
ward public school building and ell
titled to four delegates.
Winfield district, convention nj
Forksburg school house, and entitled
TO two delegates.
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tcrday arrested by Constable Walker
upon a charge of larceny which had
been preferred by the mans wife, she
stating before Squire II: Leigh FIemt
ing that the man had taken $1,000
from her, which was her share of their
savings, and that the man had then
left her, refusing to return her part
OF the money to the woman,
When arrested and taken before
the Squire, theSman was told that il
he would return tho money he might
be freed. bit this he refused to do,
and therefore he spent the night iq
Jail. 1t is thought that he will come
to his senses to-day, apdTeturn the
wife's half Of the money to her, there
by gaining his freedom.
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HTE Eg B1g B
PICK FROM M sFaRA THE
a RN E
IN REATES BARGAIN EXPOS
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CONFERENCE
OF THE MARION COUNTY SUN.
DAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION Is
BROUGHT TO A CLOSE.

The Two day conference OF the Ma.
rion County Sunday school association
closed yesterday after most prOflta-
BILE meeting.
The sessions were held in the Pres
byterian church at Downs and were
we'll attended.
Rev. S. c. Jones, pastor OF the NJ.
4. church OF Pennington, who Is the
president of the association, presided
at the meetings and Miss nellie Lay.
man, Of this city, secretary, was also
In attendance. -.4s-.4s ~,
The sessions opened on "Wednesday
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Afternoon and continued through Yes.

Among the speakers from this city
who participated in the conference
were the followfng:
Rev. George Il. Spruill, pastor Of
the Palatnc Baptis; church; Prof. G.
w. Evans, Mrs. L. NJ; Coz, DIR. J. W.
Eddy, pastor of the First Baptist
church and DR.. H. c. Bass. Many 9th
er Fairmont people atteided the meet
ings. 4
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KNIGHT & HAAS
The Store Of Quality
DAINTY SPRING STYLES

OF the most chaste designs make our
new wall papers the only rival OF the
floral beauties of Spring. You can,
not fail to be captivated by their ele
gance, and you can completely trans
form your house by giving us an OF
der to decorate your rooms
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ROYAL ORDER OF LIONS

on "Wednesday, Den %. 5O2, of the
ROYAL Order Of Lions was orEanized
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psIni surnIIss "a syety puepoaea
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19

Neu Fork. Not lk con = small voiuu'e
Ell huHinnsf rrfraa ~ the lrading Hiaf kH
declined Ht ere uperinE TO-DAY fne nee
feaf frafiuN uRH In NeadinR wnirh teH
Dark 1-f ~ safes ~ $500 shares ln IRE
hraf fee mlnufes
fafharNr ~ afnraa aas due largely %
fha nrraIfnIfr fhHf decisions uiEht ne
rendered bf fUe fnfff Htatrr alpreme
court In some af fhe Innm sfandinH cases
anrrfing Wen street few ISSUES seas
sraH atrhafHnflan wIfH ihe exception Uf
s number uhfrH we're affected hF tAe
expected tariff tIFlaa
bonds we're stead
Announcement at midday fnat The sue
rfra1s court would aHiuuru Tor f1rt-
nfnnf aHrr tnfaff session without SAX
ma SETON in some cf ere more important
cases before De-. caused some irreKulafiff
En- stocks. rarticulariF neafiina
Prices shaded further Ir i've later ffai
.naa. atari innlnE practically al NH Eain
In 80 squirt nf the ufnrfIiinN hour. NtfH
eoneral heatlnes8 On other rerreFenfafifs
laauHa
TIE market rlnssd heafT TFadinE vs.
rrafftraii~ a. FfanfFfiH - the einainE
hrnr and efcept for come lFsaknras ir
active stocks. prices Here nel Erhstantis
Or rhauEnf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19

Neu ORLEANS. NaV. tAaeCu'tn futures
rneurH afe1fr 81 a urt adxnnrf - rs 81
ff points en- god ranles Toe LiNeffsoei
Hrarhef wna unexpected If Hffufa INH flfn
risr there saused e0nfusion arfnna shorts
SIS fhfH Hilr AFrnrdtra ta urIFnts al
tIres from fhs Frniish Harkaf ere ad-
vance waa haned Hlwr'r % a IteItH- frsis
NJ Oue rahiesrnm STATED thaf zee HHui-
Hafirn wee remInE frnm the iura sIls
Sellers ~ lasf week houNhf heavily sitter
ere Han ard inrss tnuk an rrnetlera BE
cotton TIE weather Uaa farnfaia.e ann
ere forecast waa frr FAIR weather Over
ere ertre neif hut hir ga rs wefk
sraf inst ere frarkrt AZ che ert ~ fHr
nrHf aau hrur % business prices we're -
~ "a rnium 10
Tuwara ne ruiadIe ~ fHe mnFniug
aeairfnr ianUa tork rru1tH aud tha sElInT
HraHuaav hsTnutH heavy ennuxh e. Mels u
arainff fha market The adNanfe Naa
CHECKED ard q email reaction tfnIiE lf
ahnuf ThH hear sHfe nnanVFf. HIaraHFft
80 arNruasirrmess and buyiun ~ covers
~ discourage short1 cnntlnuHd EtFl d..
fhn Herrnu1 uiNing the markft a very Enn1
HuHnrNrun TIE 0uflnW wunfns came
Hnwu tn e iaNnl 81 tn fT points over ~afur-
HaVa elnar whtN attracted fresh fFns
huVlnw ARD AZ nocn PRICES wers higher
fhnr ever. HtamNiua ~ go - rniufs a.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19

Neu Nark Nov Is~coftou r8tares
opened hrm a. an advance ~ o. n
points tn better cables than expected. fe
ports nf faid weather im the south. rufer.
fnn AMI rHmenal ol Huup0ri from fHe
nIa huu BROKERS' There Was considers h'e
cotton Coz sale. but fHn offerings were
readily aiianFhrd and prices sold 81 fa
81 points higher ~ tne end of fhe aEsl
hour stu Marth contracts lourhlnE
cents NeliHiuM fhrrk n1 fhe adfanTe
aruund tns ieFe and HllNhf reactions or.
rurrHd from fhn best. hfit liquidation IVES
hN 70 nfaitnH aH active a. De- had been 81
tIHuea Iart week
Tire marhst waa Tess active late In fhl
fnrfnuHn huf after q reaction ~ 4 or
points from fne high level rulse fairif
STEADY Win nEfiVN nnnfha aHnwtnR mel
Ealr af ~ or ia points 81 miadaf. Fual
Quiet
Tire market Hrunff un buiHHh apot a.
vices in u.e sariV Afternoon. TrirNa snl
Hhnaf "a e. aH points above SATURDAY 4
closing wifh uerenlher relatively ffw cl
cufsrfnk
enaf rirsaf steady Mtfdffnr a. IH
NddHnE raf faaa. satss as1e haiss
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19

camhrdrs. Mass. N1y i1-hs the
football season 1fIsf. draws Co. close
urrvard's hopes 30 winning tbe 1919
thaupionshln mount hkh H.f fwn
rivals. Dartmouth and yale. sf.nI iu
mar wav These rivals win Zoe 30
easily beaten. ana Soldiers fg.i Las
nreasnIed HHFr scene H.a neeE
where taa crimson aarriHfs have pole
ishes up fr fha play far saturday
ana Devised ard perfected rrua 20 fnr
Formations fhaf have been selected f1r
the uudoInH OF EL et
Since fHr Dartmouth Primo e.un
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19
SPORTING NEWS OF INTEREST
OPORT g
Onap ShotAO

The bah was a highly priced souvenir
and ike most ofHcr mementur waH exc
pscted 90 ho placed in the Harvard
trophy room.
Yale has cut out ere Old fashioned
TRIMMING table Tor her football mnn.
Hcnceforih the members 90 her elcFens
win be permitted ga cas- and drlnk
what no Yale football team ever be-
fore dreamed 81 The ldea 81 thai men
wu play better football 60 theN i've
a normal. natural Hfe This seundF
ike pretty good sense ard THE rrac-
tice nnl probably hc takrii up iu oth-
sr colleges soon.
while an the sig tfams have been
ecorod on this fan vale and Penn
State have ere ieast number of points
o. Else wrong side ~ the scoring COLI
ANN Yalea Eaai line Is as yct un-
crossed. though Wesleyan, ~. a 2. and
Hoix cross each vas able to score one
goal from FIELD Princeton and Brow g
crossed Har.ards eoai line. while
4 pastmoath and Harvard each scored
Ia touchdown on princfton.
HaHr pauke's recent Crushinr defea'
+ 81 George Carpenter enc French mid-
dieueIrht champion. 81 said o. have
put q decided crimp into that genila-
mau's ambitions. Prank klaus o'
pittaburg had served Carrentler with g
similar desc. Bat 81 uha left 90 Parke
a third-rater in this country. 90 tear
F.. CapcnfierH prestige into tatters
Paukes victory virtually means th'
end ~ the Frenchman.s rugiistic CA.
Hrrr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19

game fhe formers methods - attack
have haen anaJHed and dcfemEca
buut zap Cor if The cnenee has also
heen hracra a acoa offrnse, states
Coach HauFhtun. is thr best De-
Tense
captain Weesen has been auinE
anIr Hrhf work fhia week huI pa H
expected as take r tis para in sat
urdafa same. parmfrfel, who tH
shamlnE 90 a. one oF the strong men
~ fhe squad. viH nlso hc on band 90
riav Dartmouth. rrlckley. ere best
rirrrr en ne team g. al there a. far
as condition is concerned
Coach uaB has been giving Ecod
Zeal ~ hIs time a. Mai Logan. the
auarfrrhark fhIs week Logan start
80 the season ike ahirlwiuf. but
soon hfrw un.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19

Dan McKetriek. manager ~ Willie
Lewis. Jack Dcnning and Joe Jean
nrfte. SAYS that although Tommy Ca
tlgnn. cleveland midaieNeight. defeat
ga Lewis in their Fecent necting. he
can't possibly hans e on Co Deunmg
Jack has mired some - the crack
midaisweiEhta ~ the country and his
fingers are now Itching FOR Gafigan.
Tho pair may be- matched before
cleveland club Tor a December date.
nan Morgan. me New York puEillst
Iaprcafurio. b. the sort Of manager
that any fighter might be glad tp
have Hes always doing solneshinE 60
advertise Knockout Brown. Jack Brit
ton and hiN other rroteEes.
Dams latest stunt ~ an effort O. Inn
press TIE hstic world with the Idea
that packav Mcfarland is afraid CO.
Hrht Taek Rrittcn The truth r. that
paekey would 0Eht Jack iu q minute 81
there uaa enough money IN O. Cor
him
only me ether day Morgan aaw % 81
that "a picture ~ Knockout Brown was
placed with Photograph ~ Mayor
Gaynor and borough President Nc-
AnenH in n box which was deposited
iu the inner wal near the mayer
once in connection with TIE renoTa-
tlon work lu Tr0Nreaa at the citY hah
Charles Hrlckiev Harvards brilliant
Young haifhack. has been presented
with the football used ln the Harvard.
Princeton game. rs vas IN TITS same
I that nrlckicF covered himself at QNe'
u.ffh glory ~ kIrkInr three ruaia from
tho field one from the s1-Yard line
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19

Cleveland. Nog tT-To hia home
town champion johnny kIhane anofh-
or nmbiflous feather weight has come
who hopes Some 6aY 20 wcr TIE
crown uhifh Jenny took ava from
Abe After scar $50. His name is
Joe Hartman nua De- balls from Min.
neHrfna
rfartman came to cleveland 10 ur'
last year end ono of the nrst thiur'
be ga on BITS arrival wrH f1 knork
uut OTTO Nnrs u1W, one of ere hes.
feathfrfVe iEhis iu fha riff. since thcn
he hae performed Henaationaiiv REBiusi
other opponents. End fhis fau tn bat
stopped Freddie Andrews of NiiUau-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19
ARMY AVlAToRs WILL
MANEUNER AT AUGUSTA

washington. Nov. "a --rravellnr IN
q rreciai train. me army aviatcrs let
today Or Augusta. Ga. waere they
wM continue tnancuvrrs ard try cat
their military nerupiNnCn durinW the
winter. The army aNlntnrH' camp a
College PARK. No. is deserted. fnr win
nrers who have been Experimenting
with thr hydro-arron'an also made
rrnnarat0us ~ leave A. soon AZ
their special train Be- ruady. they will
dauari Cor san picso. Cal. where thcy
uin neek ta develop che usefulness o.
fha nir-nnd- water machine
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19

Liverpool McN. 1k-=ratt0n Rput auirf.
Prizes steady AmeFiaan mlddiing fair,
Z fas GOOD nslffHnn e8s. NitfHnr. fra
iaw mt8ffna 6bs seed ordinau. aes
ordinary. see.
aafea N eos halea. ~ uhirh En8 were Peg
sueculafcn tnd export ans ineiuaed : CO..
"A H1mrtrau
Becsipts r.1oe bales al Americans
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19

Zee. and younE Ahs Attsl n Cir
ciuuau $40 has never iost battle
Mia Ilxheu ambition BOW is 90 meet
johnny Kuhane. who doesn't care Tor
a hauf JOHNNY Mcclure. Wartman'H
manager. predicts a Eood year Tor his
Wffle performer rs fha west. before
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19

Hartman came thls way. De- won eight
tsnths of hls battles ny the D. %
route Hs o. auirk. snappr hiffoI
ami = Eood BODY runchrr and has a
fav ihal apparently fan't be- burt Hes
q tough No for ans ~ fhe feather.
weights o. - up AGAINST.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19

IL your husband crcssg An irritatias
fault nnding disposition f. often Do
20 = dinordered stomach. a man VIA
Eood indigestion IL nearly always mood
natured. A great many have be~n
permanently cured ~ stomach trouble
~ takinE Chamheriain'n Tablets Tor
waie ~ an dealers tAdNl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19

when lfs foundation So undermined.
and 10 the foundation 81 health good
digestion attacked. quick collapse
follows ON fhe first siKna ~ indi
gesfiou. pr Kings New tlfe Fnis
should he taken 90 tone the 3 .omach
and regulate liver. kidneys and bow.
eis. Pleasant. easy. safe and only %
tAHtI
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19

EUIIem-T There is honor amanE
thieves. Csntcua Nonsense Thieves
ARE Iust a. rad as other people =
fAfr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19

Any Book by Mail
a. cents gEtra tor postass
The weekly messenger., 1912-01-27
All kinds of tools needed.
Mr.. H. J. Beadle to Leave Us.

Prof. H. j. Bsadls. our able and
efficient High School Principal
has been offered a better position
in New Orleans, with considers
bly, more remuneration, and altho
regrstting to leave, and being re-
grettsd by all-school authorities
and people alike, yet the advan.
tage being greater hs requested
bis release.
Ably assisted by q strong and
cooperative faculty, Mr.. Bsadls
has presided over the school most
efficiently and the school in ito
entirety has done successful work.
Liked by pupils, people and school
authorities, Mr.. Besdle has made
a splendid record, and it is with
regret We give him up.
However We have been most for
tunats, at this season OF the ses-
sion, in securing Q worthy success
sor of Mr.. Beadls, and while re-
GREETING Mr.. Bsadls, We have 60
cured one which ws believe will
prove as successful 40 head OF the
school in the person of Prot. F.
y. Chevez. Mr.. Chevsz 10 . Lo a.
isiapa creole, married, and has
had seven years of successful OK
perience as principal OF schools,
aud We have no doubt that the
pupils. and people will soon find
Mr.. Chevez ono Of the most ef6-
cient principal We have ever had.
In fact we believe he 10 one Of the
best that could have been gotten
for us, and We wish him we'll.
Thus while regretting Mr.. Bsa-
die, the loss docs not appear 20
great when We know ws are get
ting ono as good to take bis place.
Success to both in their new fields.
The weekly messenger., 1912-01-27
HOW'S THIS !?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot bs
cured bv Halls Catarrh Cure.
F.J. Cheney Il Co., Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned. have known F. j.
Cheney for the last l5 years, and believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and financially able to car
ry out any obligations made BY his 6rm.
walding. Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrb Cure il taken internal
Iy. acting directly upon tie blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
FL. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O
Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The weekly messenger., 1912-01-27

When buying . cough medicine for
children bear In mind that Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is most effsctual
for colds, Group and WhoopiDg cough and
that It contains no harmful drug. For
sale BY al druggists.
The weekly messenger., 1912-01-27

A negro family Of Eve members
we're slaughtered at Lake Charles
with an Ak, making twsnty-six per-
sors who have met similar fate in
that section during the last twelve
months.