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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-03
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Youthful LOOKING


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hxSSs eSaunt says q we'll known
normany active Without these re-
na,n = he system, DoIiatins the blood
$3.50 ~o9ing In various orgAns. Tissues.
yoano One becomes fabby. obese. nerv-
~ "eftsak; slufPsh. <ah-sy~a -rir =
But % get liver and bowels working
- thsZ ought Without producing evil
-, ", CT. has ben the problem For
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SuSuoneo merit. which may noW be hal
IN ecnvenient tablet form Its value Is
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osen called vegetable caiomei' be-
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seI ealomsl o. msrcurial origin There
- no Aoit-forming constituent In -senta,-
s nsr taolets.thars the name-and their
- ~ not followed by weakness or az
naostion On the contrary these harm
son. vsSets,eis tablets tend to impart
Ina vail sentanei tablets. which may
psocureo rom any druggist-a dimes
Uortn Win do-wiu prove q revelation To
ny eonstpeted. uver-troubied person"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-03

LINE BAN,
VIM. BAN,
Defendant
The object Of this suit j. to obtain from
the defendant Ivy the plaintiff divorce
A NINCULO MATRIMONI
And 70 appearing from an afIidavi,
no~ on hle with the papers in this can-e
That the defendant - nonresident Of
The state Of West Virginia: il - there
lore ordere'i the said Defendant do an
pear ~ the Cirrk's Office Of the Circnif
'"urt ~ Web we'll County within one
month from tie date of the first puhlica-
ton Of this order. and 10 what - nece--
sary u protect his interest herein.
And 70 = further ordered that a copv
81 TINS order ~ .ubli-hed once a week
'or Hour successive weeks in some new
'aper published IN Mcdowell County
snd That copy Of the same be posted Al
the front door Of the court house Of Ne
poweil Comfy Tor twenty days before
decree i rendered.
A cosy. TeSte:
W. BURBKIDGE PAYNE, Clerk.
A. 6. Froe, =. a
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-03

Unsightly sruptions. pimples. boils,
osotcnes. sallow or muddy skin. usually
Are due TO . sluggish liver q consfipated
oowei-and . polluted blood stream as a
eonseeuence. How foolish In such cases
70 resort to outward applications Which
can never have natural, permanent re-
soio ~ more people only knew a.. there
- very simple remedy. 10 be found in
any drug store; which is as effective a. il
- harmless and quick acting IL IL an old
formula. long recognized by the medical
PROFESSION. Which has been put In tablet
forrn. and At such small cost no one need
fts. Se
Sentanel tablets'-that's the nam~
are entirely vegetable and there's no
naot, forming Ingredient You need only
GET about . dimes worth, and swalIow
one At bedtime to realize there's nothinr
else quite 20 good for the purpose The
acuon IN the morning Is so easy. % sooth-
anG. ana instead Of q weakening after
enect, you feel truly refreshed and invig-
GRATED Sentanel tablets are not onIv
the nnest remedy known for constipation
ano torpid liver. but offer the sanest.
most sensible treatment for complexion
oimcuities OF the character mentioned
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-03
60vERn0R HATflEIDS APPOINTMENTS
GREAT EXPRESSION or PfPUB-
lICANISM

Governor II. d. Hatfield, in his
recent appointment of Prof. Jas.
L. Hill of Bluefield, Mercer coun-
ty, superintendent of the colored
orphans home in Huntington and
Prof. H. II. Railey of Montgom
cry. Fayette county. field agent
for the same. has been exceed
ingly happy III his selection and
has evinced a wisdom worthy of
every black mans unstinted
praise and hearty approval. The
men appointed are not only emf.
nently fitted for the positions as
scholars and educators but they
are wideawake and public spir-
tied gentlemen. The Governor
10 to be congratulated on his keen
insight into human nature. his
general knowledge of people :
wants and needs and his strong
hold OF the pulses OF the people
Of this state.
The churches, fraternities. DO
htical organizations, business
men and leaders in every walk Of
life will welcome with uncovered
heads in delight the position that
Governor Hatfield has taken and
Is taking in measuring out to the
race unusual compliments. hon
ors and positions of response
bilities and trust. The tax nav
ers. both white and colored. if
they appreciate What the black
man has been and is to the make
up of this great states develop
ment, can't help but approve with
q spirit of unselfshness this
great step Of equitable rewards
in these two appointments. They
are actual adherences to the old
time honest Abe Lincoln princi.
pies of Republicanism and they
strongly appeal to the very souls
hearts and practical everyday
lives of the black men Of this
state In particular and to the
race IN general the country over
a. deeds worthy Of recognition
and approval. They spell to che
Negro "republicanism" and are
interpreted H. mean FREEDOM
in its truest sense Of word. car
rying with it advanced steps in
the life of the American govern
ment with additional assurances
70 the race that he can. has a
right TO and must be foremost
In his own races upIift along
any and all lines Of indeavor IL
means giving the Negro what the
Republican party promised him
nifty years ago and that is an IN
prejudiced and unsel6sh part in
The general make up of our great
body polite.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-03
OUR WELCOME TO THE ". VA TRIBUNE

We point with pride and appre
citation to the new born Journal
In the town OF Clark, The West
Virginia Tribune" which made
It's first appearance in the field
If journalism last week with the
promise that it's message shall
always be one for social better
ment. racial uplift. political puri-
hcation, religious AMI civic
righteousness. To this and these
ends we doff our hat OF courtesy
and extend a warm hand of
friendship and welcome to our
fellow brother with cheer. pleas
ure and happy greeting. We
com mend you and yours to the
great and growing field of hu-
manity eagerly seeking the news
at first hand by mbers of
their race. The held we have
labored in has never Been thoro
ughly covered. Homes by the
thousands will welcome you ard
will reward you If faithful. You
need not expect a road of roses
at first. Money will not he pick
ed up In the road nor be found
like leaves upon the trees, but by
constancy, perseverance, bra
very, fearlessness--huing to the
line. contending for the right.
YOU will ultimately succeed
Some few men will pay you for
your paper, and many will not
paw at all. But by a Willingness
70 20 hungry, at times, poorly
clothed and buffeted around YOU
will find yourself gainingground.
winning confidence and meritiug
support You will find the latch
string of the Mcdowell Times
hanging on the outside to you a.
we have always done to others
IN the past. Our hearts are al
ways open with love and tender
ness To any and ali race journals
because We know the rocky roads
they have TO traveI. The promo
ters Of this new Journal, Attys
VIM. H. Drewry and ID. G. Cole
man, are not only scholars Of the
hrst water but are high tone
gentlemen whose reputation for
human betterment has never
been questioned. We bespeak
for them the strongest sense Of
duty as public servants and feel
that " they are properly SUD-
ported every dollar spent with
them by the public will be amply
rewarded by their heroic efforts
Tor racial unity, church co ope-
ration and political notification
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-03

Has prohibition diminisbed
murder In any observable senses
Look ct the records from an i'm.
partial standpoint
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-03
NOTICE.

To whom u may concern.
Notice - hereby given that W l.
yones and Dave Sanders, trailing A. Ths
b'smsrk Restaurant and Pool. by rnuf,,s
agreement dissolved partnership on AM
~, lSl5. The bushes will continpe nm
ger the name OF The Bismsrk Re.tau-
rant and Pool d"
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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-03
Notice Of Application For Pistol
License.

The undersigned. who j. justice Of
tne peace IN Nortbfork Distric, will ap-
py ~ me Judge Of the Circuit Court ol
mepo"eli county At the next term Of
W. VI. HowtRD. J. =.
-''''''"s' " a. : l3-ft
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-03
Order Of Publication.

At rule held in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court Of Mcdowell County
On the first Monday in August. 1915.
Lille BAN.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-03

VIII prohibition prohibit Has
1t done so in any states We fear
the answer must come-NO.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-03
Order of Publication.
WEST Virginia

WEST VIRGINIA:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court Of Mcdowell Comfy
on the inst Monday in August, 1915.
Mary: Galvasca,
Frank Gava-ca,
Defendant
The object OF this suit is To obtain
from the defendant by the plaintiff a
divorce
N1NCULO MATRINONI
And It appearing from an affidavit now
on ME with the papers i'm this cause. that
the defendant IL non resident of tins.
state Of West Virginia; it il therefore or
dered that the said defendant do appear
at the Clerks office of the Circuit Conn
OF Mcdowell county within one month
from the date of the first publication of
tins order, and 10 what j. nece-ssrv 70
protect hIs interest herein.
And IL u further ordered that a cOpy
OF this order be published once week
Tor four successive weeks in some new
paper published in Mcdowell. county.
and that copy Of the same ~. posted Al
the front door of the court house Of Ne
Dowell county for twenty days before de-
cree is rendered.
A copy. Teste:
w. BURBRIDGE PAYNE, Clerk.
A. q. Froe, y. ..
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-03

Io. ysus sobsenpsson - due.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-03

The Object OF this suit is To obtain
from the defendant by the plaintiff a
divorce
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-03

Subscribers changing tlleir Post O'hcs.
address must notify the Publishers or el-a.
his subscription viii be collected inst thu.
came - If he had not.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-03

Special rates To churches. schrcls and
colleges.
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All gwen ..y re as vos. bog sscur N. 81.
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-02-17
RUSSIA OFFICIALLY
ADMITS RETROGRADI

Pcirogfud. Feb ig-fhe following
official statement from the general
staff ~ the Russian commandcr-in-
chief WAS made public tonight.
In the region Of AuEuatowo.
tnorthern Poland). our troops, on
February ls. stuhbornly fought NUM-
criealiy superior German forces who
were attempting to onyelop both Of
our wings
"A German column IS advancing
from GraIewu (across the East prus-
siau horder in Poland from Lyek) to
Osowels
"Betwcen the Nistula and Hawka
river the enemy has reached the front
of Plock-paeiOnz
con the Bzura we have repuised at
tucks of little spirit BY the Germans
near the Zyiin farm. on the other
positions on the left bank Of the Vis-
tula there has been only eannonndine
In the Carpathlans the situation is
very unchanged. our troops have
have made progress on the left bank
OF the upper san. We captured sew
eral officers and 500 soldiers We
also repulsed successfully stubborn
German attacks near Soiuwaka and
Yyszkow.
In Bukowlna the enemy has cap
tured Nadworna, across the Sereth
river"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-02-17
RUSSIA IS BUILDING
STRATEGIC RAILWAYS

pctrograd, Feb. ie (via London.
2 30 p. m.l The completion OF sev-
eral lines Of railroad radialing from
Warsaw to points on the Austrian
frontier u eastern and western Call
ria, which X expected Go be accom-
plished within few weeks ~ design
ed 20 give the Russian forces that
mobility which apparently IL neees-
safy 10 cope with the Kaleidoscope
chanees that the German and Aus
ttian armies make so successfullV
Work on these lines Is being rush
ed day and night and the first branch.
"a the vicinity of san, is expected to
be put IN operation hy the end OF
February
An agreement has been reached by
the German and Russian chancellor
les through the American embassy.
that AL Germans who are not fitted
a perform military service. be per4
mltted 70 leave Russia and take with
them any amount Of money, SO long
ns iho} do not carry gold coin Up
70 the present time these men have
been held in concentration camps.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-02-17
GERMAN OFFER
IS REJECTED BY
GREAT BRITAIN
Cargo Of Foodstuff8 Aboard
WiIheImina Not 10 Be Per-
mItted to Feed Enemies of
England,


London, Feb. iG 6 p. Walter
Hines Page, the American ambassa-
dor. conferred today with Sir Ed
ward Grey. the British foreign secre-
lary, concerning the German note Of
iering 60 cease attaC0s on British
shlps II Great Britain will permit
ioodHtuffs for the civilian population
10 enter German ports.
Mr. Page and Sir Edward also
discussed the steamer Wilhelmlna,
loaded with food for Germany, which
IS being held al Falmouth for n prize
court and the status OF which has not
yet been determined.
The British government has evil
denced In many ways that it is unter-
iiied pN threats Of attacks on ship
ping ana that II has no thought Of
making any concessions To Germany,
out on the contrary is preparing to
ilEhten the restrictions upon freight
movements toward that country.
statements IN parliament have indi-
catod ihat II is the determination Of
Great Britain 10 make rcprisaIs il
termany cnforces her threat to de-
sroy merchant ships together with
their crews
''' '''N 'iA'iNN Ni tHt fhHiiiliN~
sion for the relief of Belgium To buy
the cargo Of the Wihelmina fail. the
evidence uf the owners that the food
is destined to the civil population of
defmany alone probably would be
submitted TO the prize court. II is
considered unlikely however, that
any evidence could be produced which
would induce Great Britain to permit
;he food to go 20 Germany without
the action OF any prize court.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-02-17
FLOODS
LESS MENACING;
RAINS DECREASE


Rome Feb t6 With decrease rn
ihe Rainfall the flood conditions re-
suiting from The Tihcr overflowlne its
banks were somewhat better today
thar Yesterday although the river ls
s'iil booming along out OF its course
and inundatins various sections Of the
city and country.
Rescue work ia stlu proceeding hy
means of boats. IN which persons in
inundated houses are being moved
and food Is being taken 90 those
whose situation Is not regarded Us
alarming
The morguo boat. while transport
ing bottles 20 d point from which they
could be conveyed 10 the cemetery,
eapslasd today and the caskets COM
talninH the bodies floated away. All
the men on the boat escaped.
Under the direction of military en-
Elneefs large number Or workmon
are engaged Ia freeing the emhans-
ment below the Castle saint Angelo
ifam the weight Of the water to pres
vent its collapse
From the heights around Rome tke
country about as far as the sea- seems
Ner suttesslun uf lakes Ia the midst
% Which trees are srow,ne.
Reports received TODAY from the
VILLAGE Of Finmlciuo. MS miles south-
west of Rome, said that about l,e0a
90 us Inhabitants were N distress.
lha entire vlllage IS isolated hy the
ileod, which Is racing ia The sea. The
population ls said 10 he without food.
Three boats sent there with supplies
have not ynf arFf,taa aaa that's fafa f.s
nVt known, THE minister of the navy
has ordered torpedo boats to Fiomi-
emo pui 1t is doubtful. owing to the
htaNf rush Of the waters. whether
They wlll ne able "a enter the c8nal
leadlnS io the village AT The mouth
OF the Fiber several houses have been
rendered nninhahltAble by the flood
ltaVlf occupants took refuge On board
TIE old ship Stella Polare. which the
nahs q Aofuszi used Ia his polar ex-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-02-17
TRUST
REFUSED SALES To
MEMBERS
Testimony at Trial IN Des
Moines Federal Court Tends
to Show Strong Combha-
ton on Prices,

Des Moines, Ia, Feb. lG.-c. v.
kellogg, president OF Il plumbing
supply house In Chicago, spent near
| " an hour as a witness in the trial
OF the thiriy-six master plumbers In
federal court here today, detailing
the various occasions upen which no
had ben summoned to appear be-
! fore the Illinois branch of the Ma
tional Association OF Master Plumb
ors. He said he had boon frequently
accused of having sold goods To nom
members Numerous so-called "com-
PLANT slips had been mailed to as
sociatipn members
What did these slips indicate 70
You y asked y. r. Nelty, OF the
Prosecution
THAT We had sold 10 somebody
not member of the association re-
Piled the witness.
w. >, Nercoe salesman for Chi
cago supply house. said he had re-
tNseu 60 sell 20 nou.members in
towns where local associations exist
ed. lie said that J, H. Garvey of Ma
son city, Ia, one of the defendants.
once told him that Il was "seab
houses like yours that Keeps scab
plumbers IA business"
Nercoe declared that his company
had once paid an association lnitia-
tion fee for a plumber In Decorah.
Iowa.
Why did you want him in the as.
sociation ~ asked Mr. Welty.
$50 we could sell TO him. the Wit
Hess said
The witness testified that Henry T.
Neihuhr. of Lacrosse. Wis. also =
defendant, had told him that he
tNeibuhrl, had cooked his goose In
Lacrosse
other Witnesses for the government
We're Carl Polsen, Centervllle. Ia
oscar Hawen Galesblrg, Il.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-02-17

1efinany was prepared to suggest Ia
the United States an even freer and
safer method of passage for Ameri-
can ships bound either through the
channel or 10 English ports-name-
~, that several American warships
would wait in some port on the
southwest coast of ireland, and
when communicated with by wireless
by an American merchantman one
OF them would proceed TO the place
Indicated and convoy the merchant
man through that portion of the sea
which Germany, following the ex-
ample Of Great Britain, has declared
to be dangerous.
Of course said the statement.
SHIPS under convoy, by the rules of
international law are not subject to
search but the country to which they
'belcng. Is upon is honor. as II were.
TO see that they do not carry contra
band OF war.
This is a safe method 10 follow
for American ships which desire to
enter those portions OF the seas pro-
claimed dangerous by Germany and
offers only from the rule adopted bv
Great Britain with reference to
American ships passing through the
channel. in that American ships. in
stead Of being compelled to enter a
British port, take a British pilot and
be searched by officers Of a British
warship- would be permitted to pass
unmolested TO their destination with
ont being subjected to search, the i'm
perlal German government being will
ing, of course, to accept the implied
word Of honor Of the United states
that the ships carry no contraband
OF war"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-02-17
MORE FRICTION
REPORTED FROM
CITY OF MEXICO
Several Vera Cruz Newspa-
perS Say Diplomats Should
Come to Carranza's Head
quarters or Leave Country,

Washington. Feb. Further In.
[ dicntiuns Of friction between Caffan-
"a officials and members Of the dip
lomatlc corps In Mexico City were
contained in official advices today 10
the state department In Vera Cruz.
the sent Of the Carrauza government.
several newspapers were said 60 have
printed articles intmating that the
diplomats should transfer their ac-
uvities to Vera Cruz or leave the re-
public
Secretary Bryan said ne ala notin-
tercept Carranzas recent order that
an diplomatic intercourse must he
transacted with him personally as
preventing American Consul SilIman
and foreign ministers from remain
ing in Mexico city and dealing with
General Obregon on diplomatic
business. He added. however, that II
business arose that could not be
transacted with any OF Carranza'H
snbordinntes, Consul Canada at Vera
Cruz. could take ny the negotiaiions.
or Mr Sillimnn could go to Vera
Cruz for tho purpose. The secretary
suggested that other governments
might follow a similar course.
General developments in the Mex
iean situation were discussed by Mr.
Bryan and Juan Iliano. the Spanish
who expressed his gov
ernmonta appreciation for the haven
granted on the battleship Delaware
10 Jose Caro-, Spanish minister TO
Mexico, after he was expelled By Car
rama.
Reports TO the state department
today said Carranza forces evacuated
Ia in iur lf,.fs,
lighting ana that villa was following
them toward the Pacific coast.
The Carranza agency in Washing
Ion gave out this telegram tonight
from Carranza
In answer 10 your telegram. I |
take note OF the trip Of Mr. Duval |
west, whom I will be pleased to re- |
1elve."
Mr. West recently was appointed |
~ one 0f President Wilson's person |
Il representatives in Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-02-17

mics the day of February l6 was. OF
the whole. calm. No infantry actlonl
have boen reported aud particularly
important successes of our artillery
are confirmed"
The official communication issued
by tho wee office tonight SAYS thai
German trenches three kilometers IN
extent (nearls two milcs), have been
taken III Champagne to the north
west OF Peflhts aud north 81 Beause-
jour The test follows
Along the whole front the day of
February 10 has been favorable Tor
ms. In Hrleium there has been an
artillery engagement
"a small French squadron has
humbarded German aviation park
at Ghlslellea s small British squad
ron has bombarded oAtend.
"ro the south OF Yprcs the Brit
ish army is master ~ a number Of
irenchon whore for two days Il rather
spirited combat has developed.
Between the oise and the Aisne.
near Bllya. very efficient shelllng
has been carried out hy our artil.
lery against gatherings Of troops. au-
tomohlle conyoys and bomb throw
ers.
"ln tho uclRhborhood Of Rheims.
We have made progress near Loivre
In Champagne on the front which
from the northwest OF
peFthes 60 the north Of Reauae Jour.
we have captured about three kilo-
meters of German trenches and have
aiken several hundred prisoners,
among these 1--we officers.
I'm the ArEenne our artillery ae-
Ions have occurred from LeFour do
Paris o. the west Of poureuilles: the
lighting continues under favorable
conditions.
ITO the north Of pont~a- Mousson
We have occupied several Of the |
nemYs hlockhouses IN the forest Of !
a.. IVaIFf %
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-02-17
BRITISH STEAMER
BLOWN UP BY MINES

London, Feb ie Ulsl5 p. MIA
dispatch from Lloyds TO gecamp.
France, says the British steamer Dul-
wieh Captain Dudley, bound from
HUI for Ronen. Was blown up yes-
terday evening, twenty five miles off
Nape Aniiier by two successive explo-
siuns
The dispatch sdys that seven men
Of The crew of the steamer arrived In
Feeamp last night They reported
that none OF the men on the steamer
had been injured and that all Of thom
could have made their escape IN the
lifehoats
The Dulwleb Was vessel OF 3.S29
tons aud was owned by the Britain
steamship company.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-02-17
.DARKEN YOUR
GRAY HAIR
Look Young. stop Fallin.
Hair!

II your hair is gray, streaked with
gray, faded ar falling, even II coming
out in handfuls, and you want beauti-
ful, dark hair, thick and abundant
free from jandruff, simply apply o.
Ban Hair Color Restorer 70 hair and
scalp. like "A shampoo rubbing il i'm
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Q-Ban is no bother, as nothing else ia
required. 1t makes your hair soft
fluffy. silky, thick, giving the hair
that dark, fascinating luster ana
abundance which makes the hair "a
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hair dressing. Also stops dandruff
falling hair or itching scalp. Guaran
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Try il. Big 7-oz. bottle only soc. Sold
by Butts. Inc. drug stores. Albuquer-
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