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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-04-01

LOST-A brood SOW, strayed from
farm on March 25. Please notify The
odore Duet, Radium: Mimi
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-04-01

FOR SALE-A Poll Durham bull
calf, esix months old. Torgerson Bros.
r. 4, Warren.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-04-01

WANTED - A girl for general
houseWork on farm. Apply at w. C.
Miller farm, Route 2, Warren, or at
Sheaf office.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-04-01

For en- resa till eller ifran gamla
landet, kom ihag att Cunard LINEN
har de snabbaste och ibland de st0r-
sta angare / warden, till och ifran
New York, Boston och Montreal.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-04-01

hoST-About Mar. 20thT, female
Scotch Collie, Liberal reward for re-
turn.-E. T. Frank.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-04-01

FOR SALE-A horse, at bargain.
Emil Tornen.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-04-01

Eggs For Matching For Sale
nose COMB Rhode Island Reds, soc
setting.-Joe Wiegert, Route
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-04-01
Lyons House
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

DRs. BRATRUD & ANDERSON, ply
sicians and Surgeons; office in New
State Bank Building, Warren, Mimi.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-07-31
Hon. Geo. Wolfe
Advises Republicans
To Stand Together

wish TO thank each and every voter
of Mcdowell County for their efforts IN
my behalf in the primary just held and
though feil short Of only fev votes OF
success, still am glad that my colleague
whom l consider the best politician in
Mcdowell county and my friend the
Honorable w. w. Hughes, whom l con-
slider one of our sblst lawyers. were the
peoples choice for the Legislature had
rather Q hard battle TO fight when one
thinks Of the material that was up
against The sblest politician-the abless
lawyer and my good old friend 50 widely
known - Elder Evans who 10 90 strong
in the Church Of our county.
However, l want tn say that this fall
will find me fighting the common enemy
- OF old and / want 10 say that have
always preferrs~i Sskhsine--ir .h- ranks o.
the Grand Old Republican party than Il
holding any political Office
Our Democratic friends get together
the early part OF next month 70 nominate
. county ticket and all ready they an
laying their plans to break up and cap
ture our county. Let me warn and I'D
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-07-31
Summer School at
Colored Institute

The 9th se.sion Of the Summer School
held st the West virsinia Colorsd Inst
tuss clossd with IN sddrsss By Niss Man.
ME II. Burroughs, Friday. JAY 24th.
lei4- Is u generally conceded hat din
|nddrss By 1fiS Burroughs wss 90 .of the
most s'ossans svsr delivered = - N.
nieutinn- HE nbjscs VS., A. On q
shs Prosut. His Burroughs lsctursd
during the wesk on Home Economics.
She made her opening address Mouday,
July eoth, and Was followed BY Hon. N.
p Shawkey.
In addition 70 the able corps Of teach.
srs in the Summer School, there WERE
lectures delivered BY Revs. b. X. Reed,
j. s. Carroll, +. Herman Cow, Mr.. Geo.
L. Hubs, and DIR. b. A. Crichiow OF
Charleston. Prof. Kelly Miller, A. M,
of Howard University, delivered . serie.
OF weeks lectures. Prof. George +
Haynes, Pm. d., Of Fisk University, de-
livered . series OF one weeks lectures.
Mr.. Jackson Davis, Supervisor of Negro
Rural Schools Of Virginia, gave two sd-
dresses.
The Bible Training school was regard
ed the most successful week Of the sum
mer School. The next session Of the
Summer school will begin June "a, 1915.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-07-31

wise al OF my good Republican friends to
stand shoulder to shoulder TO fight our
common enemy.
wish TO call attention to the present
business condition existing throughout
our land:
The Democratic politicians at Wash
ington have been disfroying bushes foE
sixteen months. They should have adj
journed Congress and gone home long
ago. But they hang on. Business ought
20 have time in which TO recover from the
serious injuries il has suffered at the
hands Of meddlins, ignorant and unscru-
pulous Democratic politicians.
The greatest hanger confronting the
country Is the dishonest and shameful
treatment gwen the railroads. Public
opinion has been unfairly formed against
the railrods Of this country and has csus-
ed the robbery Of the railroads for eight
pears.
The farmers in the great west are out
OF money-their corn crop last year was
. fsilure---it was burnt up. This year
their wheat crop is simply enormous.
NeediDg money, they will rush their
wheat 20 market; but there will be O.
scarcity Of esp and the democratic poll
ticisns will BE- responsible for the short
age.
There are 500, GO scrrs Of Wild land
In Texss-dne land, capable Of the highest
degree OF cultivation. Cities and towns
are waiting 10 be built on thee lands.
They are, however. fifty miles from the
railroads. No one wants such fsrms,
nor will men Of money build railroads 10
or through snch idle lands because
through the democratic political uncer-
tsinty that now exists throughout our
land, and the Grape Juice diplomacy
Of the Immortal Bryan. will not permit
Of investing Of such capital.
In elosing vi>h 10 say that my motto
IN lsfs u: Yesterdays SUCCESSES belong
10 yesterday, with ell Of Yesterdays de-
100 and sorross- The day - here. The
time u now
Ny fellow republicans, eet tor-<her
and roll 70 such q republican majority In
The grand old county q Mcdowell that
our common enemy. the democratic par
~, viii forever bold their peace"
"GEO. WOLFE"
Dsvy, W. Va, July -, 1914.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-07-31
A Letter From
Elder Evans
To the vOtes Of Mcdowell County

To the Voters Of Mcdowell County
Greeting:-
To my many friends who voted for me
IN the late primary. accept my thanks
Tor the hearty support you gave me.
received lO2l votes. and wan: 20 say
that ! feel satisfied that tie men who
voted Tor me voted from spure principle.
! want 70 say further, that in this am
paign ] used no unfair means, slthouga I
ieel satisfied that I Loot many votes among
my colored friends because OF q report
circulated about my brother having un-
dsrtsken 10 get . bill passed in the Hou.e
OF Delegate Of this state for Q Jim Grow
Gar" do not think I should have
suffered on his account. And want 70
ssy further that II ! wsre in the lexi-ls-
ture today ! would not vote for such
measures, for believe in equal rights 70
aii men, and hold prejudice 10 no man.
desire 10 do nnts 81 men al would
have them do unto me.
He'd the Republicans not promised me
the nomination, and had not really
thought q vss my due, I never would
have ssksd for IL, but I am in no. wi.p
sorry h~f ] nsds ~ roe. for nsny
things we're brought 10 hight that never
would have Known bad I not ,sads The
rsce.
i bought o good fight and kept The faith
and am Republican still. I have rsss-
one 10 b thankful for Mr.. Cooper -s.
nominsfsd far osagr.s far shon Ifo.xhf
ami whom i bssisve will maze ~ . rood
representative. and I am ready 10 bockle
on M armour and fight for his election
shis fan. Aiso my Old friend, w. Bur
br,des Payne, vith whom I vss born and
rssssd vss nomiasssd Cor re-es~cooa.
which eves me great recon 10 rejoice.
Though ] an advancing in PAN. Il the
good Lord bies,ss me two ys,ss hs.ss 4
erpect 70 of7sr 10 reprssrn< this cos.sy
ssain IN the Houss Of Delegates.
With my best wishes Cor he old Re-
publican party . glorious victory this fell,
R~pssstslly jour.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-07-31

it places one Negro In position to thor
ouxhiy stady the educational needs OF the
race in every section Of the state from The
kindergarten u the college and no better
selection could have been made for thi.
work W. w Sanders 10 a man who is
in close touch with the edLcafionsl prog
res Of the race throughout the entire
country. Tie is deeply interested in the
educational advancement Of the race IN
his services will not only make for the
advancement of the Institute but will be
OF inestimable value % the race.
We congratulate the Governor, the
Board of Regents and Prof. Sanders and
We cannot help but feel proud that Nc
Dowell county has the honor of furnish
ing the first occupant Of this new position
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-07-31
d.. N. B. Caldwell Of
- M " r.
AE0e1S, wa.

A recent graduate Of the Department
Of medicine Of the well known Richmond
University u nov Visiting friends and
relatives in old Mcdowell. Coincid~nt
with his social courte-ies. il may be safe
70 believe that he may have professional
prospects Of becoming permanently To-
Gated somewhere within the corporate
limits OF this. the most generous county
on earth Should he ever be induced TO
come and hang out his shingle,'' vii.
be that Q scholar OF no mean ability de-
eides TO cast bis LOT with US. He has the
honor OF having graduated with the high
sss degree OF scholarship not only OF any
member OF his class but of any student
representing the Alma NJ ater OF the uni
verxity during the history Of the school.
Tie succsssfully psssed the state hoard
OF examination with perhaps ss high an
average - has been handed 10 the ex-
9 miners In yean. Young men OF exeep-
tional testimonials OF ability are not 10 be
overlooked In addition to his literary
he is a strong. died-in-the-
wool Republican Of the old matches and
martyrd Abraham Lincoln stripe. lie
believes IN the principles Of fair play to
all mankind For which the good peo-
ole welcome him n their homes, in their
business places and above all, TO the un-
stinted and unrestricted hospitalities of
ali that McDowelrs good people couid
reasonably offer a new conner.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-07-31

(Contnued From PaQ Ons.)
In no email degree it u scrsditsb,s q
the West Virginia operation that 10 -
portant amelicrstive moyemeuo hsvu
found in that state their active Airport.
One of thee 10 the closing OF the salooa.
through the length and brsdth Of shs
STATE This improvement became opera
tive on tie fint day OF July, and hes the
approval Of the mine ownsn. Anoshss
need Of the industry which the wess
Virginia operators have cherfully met d
the liability law Some of the corpors-
ton chiefs mother states. Who have hem
disposed to regard West virrinis coal
companies - lacking in any intsrsss in
their miners. will recognize in this Law
legislation of kind which they. for the
most part have vigorously foughs.
'In fact, decency and thrift arr bid
for sedulcously in thee two good meas-
ures, and there 10 little doubs thss II the
operators throughout the state insist shss
the anti-saloon law be kept, Wsss Virgin
Ia will soon lead it, neighbor ststss nos
only IN per capita earnings out in per
capita savings and individal character. :"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-07-31
NOTICE!

On account If the fact that political
and frsternal matters have drawn hesvi-
" On our service every day this and last
vsek, Ne ere forced TO defer the publies-
ana OF he names Of the applicants for
schooas In the third and last uniform ex-
animation Of the state Of West Virginia,
- vel - not having time and sps,e to
Peb'ish the names Of those who have al
rsstJ ben appointed to schools as teach
srs n and taroaehous the county. But
thsy viii appear next week In full.
Very respectfully,
NJ I. wHITrICO, Editor.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-07-31
Our Editor On Vacation

Mr.. NJ T. whittico. editor Of The
Mcdowell Times, after a strenuous Do
iucsi scrap IN our recent Republican
primary, LETT last night (Thursday) for
Whseling, where he will attend the
Grand Lodge. X. Of p Enroute he will
stop By Williamson To see- his brother,
from thence 10 Charleston, Institute,
Illumination and perhaps Point Pleasant
TO vis's his wife and her people. and
thence to Wheeling. Returning he viii
visit fittsbars, Pa, and points down
easf.
n. Whfttico has justly earned a va.
cat0. and we wish him a Jolly good
sime. He will be gone 10 or Is days.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-07-31
Negroes Lynch Boy
In Girl Attack

Clsrkeviile. Tenn, July 27.-Lee Var.
nsr. ~, white. son oil. ID. Warner, farm
er near here, vss shot and killed todsy
b. . mob Of negroes who charged he at
lacked Ezsrse Polk, ~. negro girl.
Web Lsnsford. negro uncle OF The
xih, surrendered.
A Coroner's inquest over the body Of
Warner concluded with the jury render.
ins verdict thss ia 80 . esss Of JUST
6abls honici1s-r
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-07-31

Hon. W. O. Cook, Sups. Of free scLool.
for this county. and Who was rsnomipas-
ed without n eppositisa By ths Rspub-
licsns IN thsir primary he oshsr day, ~
In The city ths vssk accompanied b.
Hon. J. W. Edwards Of wslch, Who soo
be- ben sogsesd - some length In th&
educational work. 49, q.
Hon. w. II. White, Recorder for the
city OF Ksyseons, rssnrnsd Tussday night
from hin home who're b hsd been for
several dsyf with the old folks and where
h attended, 10 sons very Important rel
estate mstssn. He b back on the job
and . rapidly gathering mp the bin Of
threads In the towns Affairs,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-07-31
Ia Bssrd nsed,sd
hs r. 49,
"0
Asoociniioa

! In Kinbsll lass rsssdeg vss . ds-idsd
soccsD Tor ths sboep nsmsd sssockasiou,
vsry sa&is1asenry sdjussmsns Of IL b.
- mseosn - ths rssnis al shis essh-
sine. Rev. q. ". woody. Modsrssor,
$1,000 b thsl brsinsS, brsvs snd hon-
- Chrisoinn ssnslsnan, Dr.. 4. H Nc
Koy. escss1ssy. sss 70 ~ eomplimsnssd
for ths harmony shss prsvailsd and ~
rsPid dispsech a businsa. Al dsbu
were sseonmsndsd 70 b paid and Nm.
N. ". Wssk,ns a Aleons ~ slscssd 70
rsprsssnt ~ sasoeiafioa - The Nssionsl
Bape1B Ooavsaeina which mssn in the
city of PhiiadalPhis soms dine In next
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-07-31
REPUBLICANS TOGETHER.

1t was predicted BY Democrats that the |
Progressive party would make great in
roads into the Republican ranks because
OF alleged disappointment of many At the |
resuls OF the primary of July 18th. If |
the Prosrsssivs county convention held
1t WEIGH last Saturday IL an index to
what Will happen in November then We
sss sale IN ssyins that the party of the
Bull Moose has lost ground in this coun-
y. Mr.. O. 8. McFarlan, who Wa chair
man OF The former Progressive conven-
ton held IN Nosthfork. participated in
Tie Republican primary and refussd 70
allow bic name 10 Be ussd - Prousss-
ivs candidate for the lsgislaturs se.inss
hr. Charlie Harmsn. In fses, b dsd
nes pssticipsss in he Prosrsssivs con-
vsssna.
IL eotvssssoa snds...d Hon. W. ".
HPehss. shs Rspubtisan nonins. for shs
iss'Asnrs sfssr The moving spirit, Mr..
psn sovsrs. srsswhils editor of the Key
ssons Tribune, (dsceased) had sworn
sgsinss svsrythine Republican.
Caps- r. r. smith, the Progressive
candidate for Consrsss in this district,
va In The city but refused 10 attend Mr..
sowen' convention. None of the defeat.
cd candidates or their supporter were in
evidence and only two poor, ignorant,
dsluded Negroes attended - delegate.
and they seemed lost and tar from home.
The truth Of the matter, 10 that every
defeated Republican candidate in Nc
Dowell county will take the stump for
ne socoessful one in the fall campaign
and their supporters will tight - hard
Tor the socces OF the entire Rspublie.n
nekss In November - they fought for
tns'r favorites in July. In fact the July
struggle Wa . friendly family rivsly
which left lev II any sore but the Noysm
Der hight viii Be against the ancient en-
sny nos only Of the Republican party
ous Tie enemy Of prosperity and fair play,
and every man who desires 70 zee hi.
STATE and county prosper will eight TIN.
monster Of political sniquity 10 the death.
The Negroes Of Mcdowell county are
sosssher - they have not been in thrse
yssr'. brewery and TeyIor buried the
hsssh<f and fought side By aide with
rsr'oD and cHpehst; Hurt, Sander. and
y. L. smith fought for common cause
Harper and tie pubIishers Of The Times
are - cioss tossshsr - ever; Moon, the
f"o Fross, Hiltos, Harrison, waiting
'on, IL too Browns Of Kinbsll and
~1 1922 worthy Of bis race agree that
H tar Oetssr 20 lay sssss psrsonsl diff
n'snces than 70 snd~ogsr the liberty Of
me entire race I'm the sssss. 90 ..oon
hat platform theJ viii Stand and battle
TOT ths'r riehh and the Republican party.
Cooper must 60 70 Conrrs--, Hsrmsn
ana hnsh~s 70 the Hoass Of Delegates.
sood1toonE 10 TIE st.ssas.u>rrs.dsh~
mare county E>pubaicsn ticks< must he
s'scssd I'D TIE Republicans Of MeDo~ell
county VIII do their duty - here.ofor..
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-07-31

The sctioo Of he Board Of R>x~ns. a,
ne soes.sion Of Governor Hstseld (no
es.h<) N sppoi.sins Hon. W. W. San
- Dirsrsos In ehArss q n. extern
- go q shs ws.s virsinis ossor.d
1nnmo , i.dssd connsDdsbls. 49,.
- - a ne spposnass, is . .
y 1870 a ~ educational
= osnunA o. he Nssro.s Of the
! - ~ pascs . ss@pssens
- snBeg enao.d position uhssssg
- - e11rlsnsl rssopise. sas
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-07-31

But ypu = Cd folks may rest sssured
shss wh>a <asn Of education. hon3 and
straightforw srdness are at the bead of
anain like Supt- Cock. Mr.. Barbe and
others you are well protected.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-07-31

Mayor @. O. Hale has been away for
several days on business to Charleston
and on bis coal operation In Logan Co.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-07-31
Notice.

To All Members Registered on the Roll
hook Of keyssone Lodge No. p, A.
r. and A. a.:
fos srr hereby notifisi to appear in
en1s nall on "Wednesday night, Aug. %
AIS, for ths purpop Of . general
vesnn and strengthening mp, regardless
hov tnr you are behind OF how long
you nsve ben out. Come and let u-
Ueeo together. We are sure You will
h@sednsd Don't fail 20 observe the
- By order Of
kxrGon LoDox No. 2l, .F.&A.M
Keystone, W. Va.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-07-31

Mr.. K. L. Bailey. Cashisr Of the Fius
National Bank Of Keystone. has been
serving on the jury at WEIGH for the pest
ten days.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-07-31
In
Europe
Servia and Austria Take
up Arms--Whole
Continent Is
Threatened

B~csuse OF the alleged killing OF M
Austrian Prince by SERIES and the refusal
OF Servia TO permit Austria to try those
supposed 10 be implicated, Austria has
declared war upon Servis and il 10 re-
ported that hostilities have already brok
en- out
Ii seems that Almost ell Of Europe will
be evolved In armed conflict ia q few
days. Russia will side with Servia, Ger
many with Austria, France will then take
up arms in defence Of Servia in order u
svenge herself upon Germany. Turkey
will avail herself OF the opportunity To
recover what she lost in the recent con-
dict first with Italy and then with the
Balkan States, and Italy will resist her
etforts; England will he drawn into the
struggle for power. the Balkan States will
likely side with Servis and Europe will
be one great battlefield. The results Of
such . conflict cannot be foretold, except
that millions Of lives will be sacrificed
upon the altar Of the war god" and
billions Of dollars which should be used
TO feed, clothe and house mankind will
be wasted in murder, rspine and looting
him.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-07-31
AMERICAS POSITION.

Following an unwritten law, the gov
eminent OF the United Ssstes will not in
serfere in the European embroslio; she
will maintain . position OF hands or
while the map Of the world 10 being
changed.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-07-31
FINANCIAL SITUATION.

The markets Of the world are in an ex-
tfsmeiy psniky condition. runs are being
made upon banks in Germany, England
and Russia, stocks sad bonds are greatly
reduced in value and the United States
are also feeling the effecu.
Evening journal., 1914-11-24
RORERT 9. RrE Dian.

Robert c. Rue. father of Mrs. Caro-
line NJ. Crawford. wife of the Rev
Josiah H. Crawford. pastor of Cen.
trail Presbyterian Church, died sud
denly at his home at Cream Ridge.
n. j., yesterday, aged 80 years Mr.
Rue's death came as severe shock
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford. as they
received a letter from the Rue home
Thursday. indicating the aged man
was enjoying good health.
Mr.. Rue was a prosperous stock
farmer and owned much realty. He
leaves two daughters. Mrs Crawford
and Miss Louise NJ. Rue, and a son,
William H. Rue.
Evening journal., 1914-11-24
HOWARD School CLASS
TO PRESENT EXTRAVAGANZA

For the benefit of the Students
Aid Fund. the annual Thanksgiving
entertainment at the Howard High
School will be given in the school
tonight. The presenting Of the an
nual entertainment on Tuesday night
before Thanksgiving is breaking
precedent as hitherto the entertain
mcnts have always been given on
Wednesday afternoon before the day
Of celebration.
Tonights entertainment will be
given by the Freshmen class and will
consist of a play entitled "Tho Pill
grim's Dream" which is a musical
extra aFanza as well as a play with
moral to It, II promises to be all
that could be desired in the way OF
Icing thrilling and interesting. Fol
loving Is the cast:
Tho Pilgrim. Wilmore Waters;
Autumn Fairy, Retta Laws: Spirit OF
Thanksgiving. Frances Bordey; Corn
Boy, Josephine Stafford: Pumpkin
Boy, Reginald Turner; Jack OTAn-
tern Boy, Joseph Harvey; Pilgrim
Maiden, Alice Stafford; Pumpkin Pie.
Blanche Pennewlll; Mince Pie. Bea-
trice David; The World. Anna Young:
Home. Edna Chippey; Work. Anna
Parker; Little MercIes, Elizabeth Vol
low; Friendship. Lillian Spencer. /.
Peace, Ethel Waters. Chorus Ot
Brownies, Third Grade A pupils un
der the direction OF Miss Johnson
Chorus OF Scarcrows. Leon Anderson
Reginald Turner. Earl Roles. Nor
ris Brooks, Joseph Harvey. Robert
Wright; Pie Girls, Helen Brown
Beatrice David, Blanche Pcnnewill
Anna Parker, Frances Brodley. Hanna
Laws; Pilgrim Chorus. Roberi
Wright. Leon Anderson. s6orri'
Prooks. Earl Roles, Alice Stafford
Hanna Laws, Helen Brown. BLANCHE
Pennewill.