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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-24

OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
OF MCDOWELL COUNTY
CIRCUIT COURT: Eighth ]
dicial Circuit) Counties of Nc
Dowell. Mercer and Monroe.
Hon. Isaiah q. Herndon, Judge
WEIGH; w. Burbridge Pawn
Clerk.
Terms OF Court Second Tues
day in February June and Sep
tember.
RIMINAL COURT: Hon. Jas.
French Strother. Judge; w. B.
Payne, Clerk.
Terms Of Court Second Mon.
day in January. April, July and
October.
COUNTY COURT: DR.. r. K.
Braxonier. President, Keystone.
Col. Jas. Elwood Jones.
Commissioners
w. W. White. clerk. WEIGH.
Terms Of Court. First Mon
day in January. April, August
and October.
License Term. frst Monday in
June.
COUNTY OFFICERS:
Sheriff. } r johnson, WEIGH.
Prosecuting Attorney &c
Cook
Assistant Pros. Attorney. G L
COUNT
Clerk Circuitand Grim. Courts.
Burb ridge Payne
Clerk County Court, W. w.
Whyte
County Surveyor. W c Morgan
Vivian
supt. Free Schools, w Cassius
Cook, WEIGH
Assessor. G f. Rusmisell
County Road Engineer, " J.
McClaren
County Health Onicer and cor.
oner. DR.. II. g. Camper
Commissioner School Lsnds
Z 4 Rusmisell. Nc Dowell
Members House of DeIeestes
WV Hughes and G. K. Harmau
State Senator's, Sixth Senate
rial district tcoun ties Of Nc Dow
ell, Mingo. wayne and vvom;no
yas A. STROLLER WEIGH: WeIIs
Goodykootx. Williamson.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-24
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sls nernally sctivs Wishost shsss re-
- -. = sAs :ysesn, peaissaag ths sseeA
1oantA One becoo0 nAboy, ooSss. new
Sya nentai4 sl1G41sh. 1ah-svsd. win
-sss 70 :. nv. "a. "a ss~.,s working
g sesZ esent Without Iroducins evil
s ss.:.:,y: sss.s = .sssIiD.io. e sn.
q convenient tShist fern its vsius =
ans lasyely g a inrsdasat isrivs1 from
- esse eansa veqstabls eaio6a' be-
course IL " not to be chased with the
real ca,ems, q nsreurisi origi.- Th@s
- no habit-forming constituent In -ssnta-
mel tablets-thats the nane-anA their
49, a. = not follcvsd BY veaknsss q sz-
- - vsSetsels tabises ted . impart
final vail 9sntanei tablets. which may
be procured from any druggist-a dimes
worth Win do-wili prove revelation to
any constipatsd. nvsr-troubied pGsea"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-24

Unsishtly srupdeas. pimplss. Sells.
olotehss. senov o. muddy skin. usually
are due TO- . sluggish liver. q constipated
bowsEend . Ronutea blood stream a. =
consequence How foolish In such cases
20 resort to outward appiicatfonsI Which
s sais. ns y nsvs nat.r.i esrmaa:nt re-
- . very simpfs rsms1y. to Be found in
any drug store. Which II e elective - e
II Harmless and QUICK acting IL II an ella
formula. long recognised BY the medical
profession. which has been put In tablet
form. and ut such small cost no one need
nov Be deprived a. 81 wonderful bsns-
.,ssntansl tablsts'-thars The name
are entirely vegetable and there's no
haoat, forming inUedint You NEED only
one At bedtime to realise there's nothing
else quite 20 good for the purpose. The
action In the morning u % easy % sooth-
Ing. and instead Of weakening after
enect; you fesl truly refrsshed and invtG
GRATED SentanA tablets are not only
the nnest remedy known for constipation
most sensible treatment for compiexioS
dimeultiss Of the character mentioned
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-24
CIVIC LEAGUE
IS PERFECTED
Preaisssf nea Meet Al 0ar|e..
tea add 0rsaaize q State
Associates.

Chars ~. W. v. S-rt. -. SEVEN
y ." Net V,rsinis's INST pronineo,
\ssr'-- s---sn sis~i st the Brown hotel 90
car't'i str---t 4" lay "a p-.rfss.t q p-rm.-
as"t orgraix uion al the ws~t Virgins
;ol"r-i I.e~r,~.
TIE m-~siux ~a~ an enthusiasts. sff,s.
and sddrs--s-- "n tho sa.l-~t al civ 9
~e'isr- "i the e''lor~si people IT we~,
Virginia were made. The prinri,..
speakers ~-r- Brown Payne. of R.l.ivl,
county Dr. B'yant. "f Huntington, and
Df VI Gamhi~. of Chsrls-t.u.
A e''nstitus' "a We adapted anil pr.
VISION ~ss made that all local aud conn
~ civic leagues ~"uld IL aia.itfed int
the STATE organization by the paymen,
oil a regular fee and the agre~n,-nt Co 4. 4.
constitution AMI iy laws Of the leax,,.
The following offis+r- were e'e~tei:
President. Rev X. V. Bryant, Hunt
inston; vice President, Brown W. Payne
Raleigh county; s~n~ral -s~retuy.F
Norton. ws~pn county: corrrvDondi, 4
secretary and general orgsn,z.r, T. Fd
ward Hill, McD well s.nniy: general ~s.
torney and assistant state orvsniz-r. }
W. Ellis, Fayette county: TREASURER, Dr.
r. NJ. Gamble. Charleston; board of III
rectors. j. r. Psrsons. Mcdowell coun-
~; DIR. &. A. Barrrt, Caiurii county
Rev. +. III rfnsn Cow. Charleston; FIRES;
Ramer. Berkeley county: William Turn
er. Ohio county. anil M. L whittico
Mcdowell county.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-24

Yet rhsa psy ~ 10.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-24


They say that the advent Of the ''senta-
me- tablet - vegetable substitute for
calomel has resulted In an extraordinary
demand for this remarkable product IL
seems TO have made . hit particularly
with those afiicted With chronic consu-
patton, who were quick to recognise its
Advantages over calomel and the usual
lAxativeaL
Sentanel tablets. assde from their en-
eacy. doubtlsss owe their success largely
to tendency to aid In bringing about
natural functioning-instead OF sncour-
aging the ''cathartie habit" Also. instsaA
OF fn5uring the memoraneous lining o(
the organs involved. they exert q healing
influence Instead OF weakening. they
aod tone to the Intestinal wall And they
course preferred on this account 70 ths
violently aeting purgatives- Their mex
popularity Of ssntanei tabletsL One. need
procure only q dimes worth. and TAX .
that the IDEAL remedy for constipation,
torpid liver. and their many evil conss-
ousncss. has finally been found-Drug-
gzsts Review.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-24
the extent that they do and Of

the extent that they do and still
show . disposition 70 do for you
that which you can't do for your
self. and that too, which no one
else has done, then stick 70 that
class of men. Every race on the
globe is looking for the men who
are opening tue doors of oppor
tunities to his race, and certainly
the black man cannot 1t this time
afford to do less lie isn't after
bs:.s - S-'.-~ 900 Aa'~'s>saes>
but all he wants is TO be given =
chance TO make q decent iude-
pendent living for and among
his own people. They don's ~. o..
any social equa ity. they only
wa It To be 1T acne.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-24

The political sentiment has
very materially changed within
the last few weeks, especially
with reference toward the u. s.
Senatorial contest There is no
question about it but that IL Gov
Hatfield should run for the u. 8.
Senate against Ex-Governor A
b. White he would easily be the
nominee. But up ~ the present
no one seems 10 know whether
or not the Governor 10 going 9,
be . candidate. The people Who
are thinking and thinking sane
~ are making ready TO do the
right thing when the time comes.
VERY fellow 10 srogating TO him.
self the right 10 be free IN the
exercise of his franchise on these
matters.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-24

The Consolidated Casualty Company
an insurance company operating in thi,
state under the laws Of West yiryipis
awarded an agent of its own in the ~,
son OF Mr.. W. ID. Justus. Of Northfork
with the first prize IN the recent tbr,.
months contest over all other agents DO
ing business IN five different state. And
by the way. there are at least. we ven.
ture % sssert. not leo than five hundret
men doing agency work for the above.
named company. esch Of whom doubt.
les va strong competitor. Mcdowell
county feels proud Of . Young man.
courteous ~ he 10 az ell time. and S,p.
erous above the average, o. have the
honor Of this kind come 10 il. In fact
anything like this only To.- % prove the
bisness ~ both the men working IN /.
county where there are big and philsn-
thropic hearted people. And for Mr.
Justus, whom We have oil learned IN
know and like. 10 wis such an honor 90
want 70 take the method Of congratulate
ing him. b~csuss this honor zoe. 20
prove that he and his company mus
have been exceedineiy fair and Just in
Their treatment OF ell iu customer.
such IN insurance company. one that
takes care Of IL insured % readily and
prcsscss them in fsct, 10 deserving 10 b.
commended and recommended to the
p"bi'e icr their futsre support and pro-
'scsion.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-24

(Ooasinusi fsnm naee ~
Ssssd m The eoumerssino q esch COM.
IT, This report shows the average ss.
tendance for the entire seass q p>rr~us
which 10 considered very low. O.,mpsrei
9th the other stasrs in the union, w~,l
Ni'siris holis the rank 81 twensy-~irhth
In attendance Lewis county '~,d- ~i.s.
I'll f~r-~nt. shile J~ff-r~n 10 d. L.~-
~i'' a. '---,xlt Kama be es-.-.- -
N ' "''~ = v~ry Ko.-i -h"~inx 9Th -.
~ I.~rc~nt
= S'v con- f's-~ hsv~ sh- s-rs ~ --~o
that q the ssss~. while , ~.s,. - h.v.. .
'''"''~' aid q a t's~ h-v~ L.~
49, 40 that TIM sveras~ '"- =. -s.r-
u 'hs hu i~tin on din - s-<rvi-i..
IT, ia" urve~ tho ssr in. I'll,
''''''-.-' H. It ,fs- aud " y.'h- q.
. al '--f-. TO larry out ih'- -. q, j. t.
di-t-'", 80 v,sor in tho ~ TT ru..
ch."h- thu r"~rti -. Hen.
n u = as. ror pile .. le Ia.
s'"- ana 'rnt sps-ui 80. s-iss.i ny =
country. taxing . view 81 ti.. .,.- IT..
~"rrs-'-'n.iisy ~ ~ districts To- il'u-,rr
the pant
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-24
THE ALPHA HOSPITAL CHARITY COMMITS.
SION OF klmBAII ReceTIne sTROHs
SUPPORT AND ENDORSEMENT.

SVtt VHt NM lUUunJCmlut.
We have before Us an explain
story letter from the Alpha Ho.
pit,l Charity Commission q:
kimta In which is set forth tn.
PROF Csit,on To erect and equip
hospital for the coIored people 81
the state in that town, said burd
ing and equipment to cost i'm he
aeighbornood of s. OOU, zane u,
be secured from ths white bust
ness and professional men Of tn.
state through popular subscrip-
ton. The benefits to be derived
from such an institut ton are va
ried and praiseworthy. and the
gentlemen behind the pI. iect ar.
so thoroughly and favorabl,
known for their honesty. iateg
rity and ability to accomplish
things that we feel certain of the
fruition of their unde rtaking
The ground has already been Sc
cured and many nAttering do
nations have been made 10 the
building fund, and just as soon
a. . working nucleus 10 secured
structural operations will Begin.
Twenty rooms are I, be provld
ed. ten of which will be devoted
to charity work. The necessity
for such an institution in this
state and especially in this field
10 obvious. and we predict hear.
ty and quick response frou
those from whom assistance i,
sought. The commission ha,
our best wishes for the success,
| OF their plans and We prefer oul
Z full cooperation in their endeav
q ors. Because the slogan of ever,
| colored medical society of toda
is MORE and LARGER colore,
| hospitals. And to successful
! accomplish this all importan
D need municipal. county and stat
{ Aid 10 justly sought and right
| 90 because. already many state
} have passed laws requiring &C
> piicants for license to prsctic
; medicine TO have spent at leas
one year in hospital work. A
set forth in the circular letter i,
the following strong expressions
VIZ; While the hospitals of this
Z state have rendered q great ser
vice to my people. yet the fac
remains that they have failed
aud must necessarily fail. to SUP
ply two essentially pressins
needs. viz: the training and EN-
pIoyment Of colored nurses, ant
the employment Of colored doc
tors and colored internes to trear
colored patients"
This hospital is TO be the ont
growth Of the we'll known Har-
rison's Private Hospital, which
has done 30 much good for suf-
fering humanity. And we fee
sure that when the good. bis
hearted, philsnthropic human.
tartan sympathisers shall have
learned Of this noble project con,
scientiously and unselfishly At
tempted by DR.. Roscoe G. Har
rison. one of the finest and per
haps one of the most learn ed
physicians in the state. support
will be forthcoming from men IL
every walk OF life.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-24
WHAT THE MEe0Os POSITION SHOULD
Be ON ALL PUBLIC QUESTIONS.

bt W ALL PUBLIC QUESTIONS.
There are many grave and per-
picking questions that are con-
stantly arising which have to do
with the immediate life and
growth of the Negroes in this
d I'D other states. There are many
a I'd in fact sometimes we fear
too many secret, fraternal, re
ii <ious and political organizations
Of the race unless there in to be
Lad more and stronger support
But we believe the thing most
needed by the race il an organ
ization that will devote itself to
the moral. civic. religious and
sanitary uplift of all the people
with q view OF making our living
conditions the equal of that of
the white race among whom and
along side Of whom we live. II
the leaders Of the race who are
conspicuous in public life would
agree to give themselves unself
ishly to the work of racial uplif,
I'd that along all lines of racia
eldeavor, they might expect K
accomplish much 80 be- tantial (no,
temporary nor superhciaD good
and thereby prove themselves
worthy of the people, confidence
as leaders. The civic league
which perfected it's organization
for the state among the mem bers
OF our racce and the bar associ.
alton, which also perfected its
first organization in the city OF
Charleston Wednesday of this
week. II they hare such princi-
pies governing and guiding them
we feel that each and all of us
will be with them each day in the
week and every week 10 the
year. Politically. the race has
got to throw aside personal am
billion, unless that ambition will
accrue to the masses the best re
suits. The welfare of the whole
people Of this state must be
placed above partisan politics
and the enthronement into Office.
The Negro has got to learn to be
willing to cooperate with any
and all men that are willing to
give him and his race a SQUARE
deal as citizens of this great
state without compromising our
political position-thst 10, with
out giving up any principle of
right AID justice. at she same
{ N holding on to our ideals a.
true men and women. We shall
be respected by the men of ell
shades Of political opinion in
proportion a. We show ourselves
a. real men and be not afraid To
cry out and cry aloud against
crooked men and crooked deal.
log 10 either politics or business
Men who stand for the right and
dare do the right are the ,ulv
kind and class of men who win
ever make this country better
and from whom the black man
may ever hope 70 receive sny.
thing like . measurable share Of
The goods and privileges of this
country that boasts of being the
hone Of the free and the brave
Pc broken promises with de
ospave smiles and psts on the
shoaheFs of The Negro are NOT
samc1eut - coerce 10 into Tie
ssppoes a Den who are % spine
- 49, they are afraid 70 spsak
> - q - ssrest afSsr slsc- |
-. w. - Ind m vhoI
- - - hssp ohsir word soI
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-24
A Few Common Sense
Opinions From Men:
Of Good Thought

iyneh'ng &c, up the steps:==Negro.
Jew, and the mkt and last step il TIN.
GENTLE white man. The latter may h.
poor and ignorant. hut don't forget III
iact that he has q good mod-rn gun.
ammunition and friends who will fgh.
and die by hun
To encourage q dog n bite black men
only 10 relax your control over him
and cultivate his appetite and intensity
his thirst for the blood of the man who
kindles his wrath, without regard To col.
OF. To In otherwise 10 to reverse the
course OF nature"
wealthy young white lady of Penn
sylvanis IL much disappointed over the
fact that she married an English noble
man only 20 find his liabilities to he q
little over two hundred thousand dollar
and Inns assets just twenty five cents.
White women get very much deceived in
. name sometimes, while poor colore,i
women get deceived in external appear
ances, such - nice clothes and fine looks.
by an election just held South Caro-
lima enters the prohibition column OF
states. The fight OF prohibitionists was
won by q majority Of D.OOO. The Law
goes into effect January I, 1916. The
enactment OF prohibition IN South Caro-
lima Is good for South Carolina and will
have helpful effect in the enforcement
oil prohibition in other states. IL will al
80 encourage those who desire and are
working for . prohibitory amendment to
the Federal Constitution. John Barley.
corn 10 on the run and the thing TO do 10
70 keep him running until the nation
shall he rid OF him. Every victory in the
states weakens his hands. lie has never
done anything but evil He 10 an evil
morally. physically. tie is an enemy to
the human family"
Why 10 the iynching Of Leo Frank
the greatest stain on Georgia's SKIRT when
her skirt is dyed stiff in Negro blood
The authorities in Georgia have received
anonymous letters warning ten not to
20 too far with the investigation rel
stive 10 the lynching Of Frank"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-24
Deputy Sheriff j f. Pran,

AID Atty. II. Edward Hill attsn .
-" me porf"ciion e. t'". organ
izstion & a state CIVIC T. agu n
Ch2rte~t'n. Mr.. Pars,n say =
the meeting was one Of the b. Il
IA has had the PLEASURE u
tend in years. He had q CO fed
e 'ce with both the Governor n d
Attorney General A. A. Lilly
while on his tin.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-24

Hon ID J. Finney. one OF the leading
and MOI innosnea citizens Of Dsvy.
- - Wsaeh thb vs>k lookinr 49,,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-07
AMENDMENTS STAY
LOST AS DECLARED
Ccontinued from PasO oneD


the decision OF the supreme court OF q
timiiar proposition read.
sprinEs Consultation.
Robertson Of Holt read the constItu.
ton and declared that the legislature
could not override the constitution, which
declared that their must be majority
OF all votes cast At the election. Quinby.
IN an extended speech. declared that the
supreme court had no right TO take on
the duties Of a Legislative body and de-
clare against any proposition on which
the people had given majority in favor.
Taylor opposes. y
Taylor Of Custer was against any pro-
eedure which would empower the speaker
p, declare carried any proposition which
tne ennyaAsfng board OF tho state had
declared not carried. and no did not
favor any proposition which would call
for a recoent OF the ballots and the sad.
ding OF expense upon the legislature
Chance OF Chance of Mind.
culnhy corrected Taylor. declaring that
the resolution did not call for recount
and no recount was necessary.
MoclSett OF Lancaster thanked God that
supreme courts could chanEe their minds
and he believed this proposition should
be taken before the court. and he be-
lloved they would declare the amendments
carried.
Hunter of Douglas was against the
Qulnby resolution az Il sought to over
ride the constitution.
Norton of POLK favored the resolution,
saying that their was no reason why a
voter who went 10 the polls and did not
vote either way should be counted against
a proposition any more than the voter
who. staid at home should be counted
against d.
Hoffmeister % Chase. I.anigan Of
Greeley favored The proposition. Hunter
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-07

of Douglas, Petersen OF Lancaster and
shunway OF Thurston were against the
resolution when Barrett Of Douglas.
while favoring the amendments, raised
the point OF order on which II was de-
olared out OF order.
Quinby then moved that tho attorney
general be instructed to take the matter
before the supreme court for. decision.
A motion 70 lay on the table carried,
the vote being q for to SO against. Both
branches voting TO table the resolution.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-07
WILL LAY REFUSES TO
BELIEVE HIS PARTY DEAD

LINCOLN. Jan. 6.--fspecial l-Discus-
sion o. press dispatches announcing that
Mediil Mccoruick had descrted the bull
rnoose party ana hed gone hack 70 the
sepubiieaHs was discussed BY the msm-
bsrs dufins a shori recess tk.s forenoon
In the house. some Of tho members took
fcnzitereele satisfaction ia calling stteH-
tiop of AZ. Z. saY, eaitor % the Psesrea-
sise, ths cffielai ban aooae paper in Ian
coin. 70 '-tac dspatch Jay was in the
lobby of the house and pronounced the
dispatch az darn lle ana he offered
% bet iiqe that Mack had not eone
back % the nioosers
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-07
Jerry's Candidate
Fails to Land Job
lFrom J slaIff corre,ponaen,.l

LINCOLN. jan al Especial 1.-The first
spli, IN the Douglas county delegation In
the house was made at the democratic
caucus. whsn Jerry Howard met his
Waterloo as he tried 10 set stand-in
with the powers On hish by an unsueceas-
ful attempt 70 name the house chaplain.
Jerry placed "a nomination ..'IIaich Haicl.
'Armon." but Hunter launched the name
nf Rev. Frank Milla Of colleeo View.
aith a few words OF explanation that
Aiiip was the defeated democratic candl-
date for the leassiatnre, aud Jerry lost
out BY : small majority
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-07
Rail and Cash Reports

a|lN q SAL 4UIIEEuoU0Onl.l
LINCOLN. Jan. e-~l special. l--The bl.
ennlel report u the stale Railway com
lnl1slous filed with Governor Morehead
wednesday afternoon shows that fhS
commission nondled Hs Informal COM
pialnta auTinf the year past. besides ad-
lueting and di1Doaing Of 4 large pufnber
o. minor dlfficulfiea and differences.
The report gives the number % formal
Complaints PendlnG befono the beard on
NoyemorE 81 lasi u thirly-six; Informal
fomplalnts, i19s applications. forty-fiVe
lne report. which = volunlnous' goes
into detail cepeernlBs the vera Of the
cqunl1eIon during the last biennium III
si4Q takta ~ details cf necessary leels-
ntlon. acoording 20 the opinion OF the
The state lreaEurars biennial report
11oW1 that Douglas connfY paid f5fe.-
n4il u lezes and that Lapesstcr coualy
p4[1 f4A4Nu for fhe two years
4I4ht ether counties paid taxes golnE
Into gE-dlEIt figures. The report y a
mess q fiGQrca Treagirer George had
> balance 81 cae~ on hand December 1.
IE't. e NIk44u The balance nov on
&tpd Npsember - lals. vas rlf.l1lia
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-07
Job for Georgia Man.

WASHINGTON, Jan. s,-Prcsident VIII
son today nominated:
George Fort of Georgia to be assistant
treasurer of the United States.
Captains Dewitt VoffniRn and William
It. Fullam, u. S. N, to be rear adunirals
The nomination OF william Goodyear
Pullman. Wash. 70 be receiver OF public
moneys at wana walia, was Withdrawn.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-07
CLAYBURN HUNTS FOR SEAT
IN WRONG END OF CAPITOL
lTrom ) staff correapondent. J

LINCOLN, Jan. 6-(Special. )--some OF
the legislature were unable TO get their
bearings this morning and Representative
Ciayburn OF Platte county hunted for half
an hour over IN the senate chamber try.
Ing 70 find his seat in the house. When
asked by Senator Robertson OF Holt II
he could be OF any assistance 10 him. Mr..
Clayburn said he could not find his seat.
1T was right in here somewhere yes.
terday" saiG he. pointing at the seat OF
oates OF sarpy, "but. somebody must have
taken Il away The senator finally in
formed him that he was in the wrong end
OF the capitol
Bee want Ads Produce Results.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-07
Invitation Given to
Jackson Observance
tFrom a staff correapondent.l }

LINCOLN, Jan. 6-(speciai.)-A resolu-
tion was offered in the house by Jerry
Howard of Douglas and went over one
day under the rules inviting the speaker
ana members OF the house 70 attend the
centennial anniversary celebration OF the
battlement OF New Orleans. and the en-
dorsement Of Senator Iiitchcockis peace
bill. At Omaha, January s, 1916.
Governor John II. Morehead win be one
OF the speakers.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-07
Other Handsome
Silks Thursday

$1.25 Satin Messaline, S6-inch,
70c yard all pure silk rich
satin finish.
$3.50. $2.25, s1.76 Printed
Orepes, 40 inches wide,
S1.30. 81. %. csc.
$1.25 Satin Messaline, white
ground with small Dresden
figures and pin stripes of
color. sec a yard.
$3.50 Moire Crepe, 40 inches
vide. now 81 .0S a yard
$1.25 Messaline, 36 inches
vide, now ...... -. .R0G
Has a pin stripe Of white.
$3.50 All Silk Roman Crepe, SO
inches wide 81. SO a yard
s1.00 Satin Brocade, evening
shades ........ 50G a yard