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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-02-12
Order Of Publication,

WEST VIRGINIA:
At Rules held i'm the Clerks otfice Of
the Circult Court OF MCDOWELL County
on the inst Monday in Dee, 1914.
' '"'''i Plaintiff,
Rosa Mihalko.
Defendant.
The object of this suit il Tn Obtain
from the defendant by the plaintiff a
divorce
A NlNCULO MATRIMONI
ana II appearing from an affidavit now
S web re psr~-s in this cause. that
the Defendant is a nonresident of the
state OF West Virginia; il is therefore or
iered that the said defendant do appear
Al tne Clerks office of the Circuit Cont
=" Mcdowell county within one month
rom the date OF the first publication Of
this order, and do what is nsee,,srv 10
protest her interest herein.
And II Is further ordered that a conv
oil this order be published once a week
TOT iour successive weeks in some new
paper published in Mcdowell. county.
ana that copy of the same ',s posted At
the front door OF the court house of Nc
Doweil county for twenty days before de-
cree Is rendered.
A copy Teste:
w. BURBRIDGE PAYNE. Clerk
A. q. Froe. z. -.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-02-12
Put In a Fire Plug

LUX fear the town council has the fact that all
the property the bridge city hail. especially
on the main Keystone side because OF the
lack OF hre plug their it The property
OF the late L. Lord the Mcdowell building and plant
the property of w Bank all smelly protected and in
the event of fire much avoided fire plug
were to be placed at the head the bridge
where place has been provided for it Will council
please look after this council meeting
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-02-12
Order of Publication.

Al WEST VIRGINIA ::
cult Court Of Mcdowell County' on tss a..
Monday in Dec 1914 y. s.e nf1
LIME Stewart.
Joe Stewart.
Defendant
rhe object Of this suit Is to obtain from the d~
PENDANT by the Plaintiff q divorce
ViNULO ArRIaDyU
Ana u appearing from An aff3davis - - Al
WITH the papers In this cause that the n.se,.as =,
- on-iesident Of the state OF Wet yirxin,s.
u Is therefore ordered the said Drf~c<ians -
- % AZ the Clerks once OF the Circuit Court
49, - .n Oounty within one month from the
ueee OF the nrst puiication OF this order md A.
~ Necessary 70 protect his Interest herein
80, 1 :. ~ - ,urtner ordered that . COPY Of This
cIuer o. published once . week for four suc<,.s.-
nos7S - IN some ne~spAper published In Nc
c~ - co1nty. and that = copy OF the sams b.
yo-teu Al the '.cnt door OF the Court Hon.. -
:; neDowelI County for twenty days before deere
b. f. Carter. p. q - o'efs'
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-02-12
NATIONAL
CAPITOL
Events of Interest From
the Seat of Gov
eminent
The Mcdowell Times Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., Feb. d.
tBy j. r. Jones.)
The FILIBUsERING SENATE

The FILIBUSERING SENATE
A form of entertainment has been fur
nished by the Senate Of the United States
by hlibustors that have taken place of
late. Several weeks ago Senator Burton
OF OHIO led one of these endurance strug-
giles to success in opposition To the ''pork
barrel" rivers and harbors bill. There
have recently been real endurance tsts
since the shipping bill came into the
foreground Of national legislation. M"rt
filibustors Of late years have been con
Quoted by two or three Senators. Sen
ator LaFollette, a man who has not been
IN good health for several years, onee
Conducted filibustor for three day..
On another occasion he had an arrang,-
ment with Senators Stone and Gore. La
Toilette talked a day, and then sought
ter few hours the latter decided o.
yield the floor to Stone. Real chivslry
should have induced some senator 20 let
Gore know that Stone was absent from
not SEE. Instead the enemy took advsn-
tage Of the in6rmity, and when LsFol-
iette came dashing back to the fray a
few minutes later IL was to find that hi
filibustOr had come 70 bad end, a. the
majority had snatched the opportunity,
snd the bill which had been flibustered
against, wss passed. In 1901 senator
Garter Of Montana talked a rivers and
hsrbOrs bill TO death. All night until
noon the following day. he wsged the in
cesssnt battle 81 speech and tie
accomplishment stands ont unique among
hliOuters. a. il Was not dull, ststisti-
cal, and time-killing affair but on tn
contrary, Informative and interesting.
Senator Quay once pulled Oft inc d.
ibuster, and when he grew tired he sent
. big book - the clerks de-k. which be-
requested 10 read 70 the senate a. a part
of his sp~e'rh. About the only man ever
shown any consideration in a flibuster,
was old Senator Morgan. who Wa per
mitted his resting spells while trying b.
defeat the Panama canal bill. But n =
spirit q chivalry has never b~en man
iiested toward anyone else. The usual
hllbuster - q stsnd-up battle Of endu-
rance with plain talk and speech. making
Tor weapons The filibusterer can We a
TO one II his partners. II he has ore.
but he must hold the floor, for should h.
surrender q for q moment the enemy
vii sweep into control, and a. flibu--
Or = almost always minority tactic.
the lo-- II control Of the aoor - usually
iollowci by defeat Of the filibusterers.
THE ELECTRIC SPARK
II ones daddy happens n H. much
more than middle AGED he will tell you
that there we're no electric railroads in
hrs boyhood days And yet 80 n.ea
met At railway convention in wash
ington few days ago. and they repre-
sented tl.oO,Go,0cO worth OF property
These peops@ Of the American Electric
Railway Association, and other orgsn-
Izst'ons, unisei in an address 10 tie pnb-
nc. .~king th-ta for cooperation.
The Possibilities Of electric railway con-
troll could hardly - better illustrated 10
'ns's men IN the bsins.s than right IN 4
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Order of Publication.
WEST VIRGINIA

At rules hello in the Clerks Office q,
the Circuit Court Of Mcdowell County
on the inst Monday in December, 1914
Charles Hancock,
vs. In Chacery.
Henrietta Hancock,
Defendant
The object Of this suit is To obtain from
the defendant by the plaintiff divorce
A NlNCULO MATRlMONII.
And Il appearing from an affidavi,
now on file with the papers i'm this cause.
that the defendant - a nonresident ri
the state OF West Virginia; il i there
lore ordered the said defendant do an
pear at the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
'ourt OF Mcdowell County within one
month from the date Of the fl rst publica-
ton OF this order. and do what Is neces-
-ary u protect her interest herein.
And u - further ordered that a con,
OF Tins order be publishei once well
Tor Hour successive weeks in sofne news
paper published i'm Mcdowell County
snd that copy 81 the same H. p.,-t..d :
he front door Of the court hou-.. Of Nc
Dwell County for twenty days befor,
decree - rendered
cosy. Teste:
w. BURBRIDGE PAYNE. Clert
III. j. Cspehart, =. q.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-02-12
VIII The School Term Be Reduced For
Lack Of Funds?

e intention OF the Legislature OF State is 70 prohibit
children under IA years Of being employed a.
s'srs m the nnes factories shops and on other
oe vorks on account Of their being too young and in
70 protect themselves from the danger Of evil
eoeo add accidents and give them m ooport.nstv q.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-02-12
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

Al Rules held In the CLERK. On. - ~ ~
cut Court Of Mcdowell COUNTY. on IT, AT
Celia McClAnahAn
Hery McClAnahar
Defendant
Lne object Of this suit IL to obtain fro,, A..
D0endant % the Plaintiff divorce
VlNCUIO MATRIMONu
90 Appearing nom Ad1davT nov On Az
!. ~ sne papers In this cause. that the Defend mt
4, non-re.ident Of the state Of Wesf Virwinia
therefore ordered that the ssid DeSrnd
eae sppesr At the Clerks Once OF the Circu Il
er. On ncDowen County within one r,crfh
rom the date Of the drst public fior<s ~. s
herein. ~ S'osocs ms interest
And u ls further ordered that q cooy a. tbi.
s Suer oe published once . week for four rnc,,~~.
Do-r1S ~ IN zone newspaper published An Nc
.o~en COUNTY. and thai . copy Of the same b.
49, 49, - the front door Of the Court Hou,r az
IL rendered ~o'e crcfos
A COPY Teste:
w. BURBRiDGE PAYNE. Clerk
Nh7t A q. froe. p. ..
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-02-12

take advantage Of the educational that vir
snA hods out TO them the end that they may
good men and women good mothers fathers good
oers Of society and good citizens then dod our hats
again But TO such salaries of teachers
and fail TO hedge against school term
would be Inconsistent We this because common
romor that there is already shortage in
and unless 'me feasible legislation enacted q. this term
OF the Legislature make this deficit
will increase Therefore conseq reduction in the
school term and loss OF thousands of
children in the school seeking education at the
hands of the State be result The hope
OF The Mcdowell Times is that shortage in the achers
fund Is not so great that there will educon in the
school
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-02-12
Order of Publication.

WEST Y MA
At Rnles he'll IN the Clerks =. q
the Cin'ut q urt II NrDo~,.I Comfy
on the first Monday in D,-oernb 1914
John Wright.
vs., \ In chAnoery.
Alice Wright.
DESCENDANT.
The "i,I~ct II thi~ SUIT - t. obtain from.
the Defendant by fl. fJaintiH > J.vorr,
NINCUi.O MATRIMONIT
And 70 appearing from an stfidavi,
nov On NE Nth the payers in this cans.
That the defendant - nm RESIDENT OF
the STATE 81 West Virginia: "a - therefor,
ordered that the said defendant do an
lar NJ the Clerks Oflice oi the Circni,
Cont ~ Med well C.,unty within ON.
month from the date II the first publica-
Ton Of tins order. and d. what - nece.-
-ary u protect her interest h win
And 70 - further ORDERED that a con,
81 this o'der h. pubii-hssl once a vel
l"r i''ur successive weeks IN -ome news
paf-er publI-hrd in McDovell couutx
tnd That copy II the same 10 t,.,~ted =
me front DIR II the court hou-s At Ne
Do~eli county for twenty days fefor
~ cree - rrn,lerei
c,py Test.
" BUkBRIDGE PAYNE. Clors
}. X. Smith, =. q.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-02-12

A real representative is he who represents
the people. Senator Robert Gregory il
measuring up u the very inch, a man, a
-tatesm An and an ideal progressive Re
publican lie is constructive in his ideas
and ADVOCATES such measures A. are for
the general benefit of all the people. He
plays not To the gallery and Is seeking
no political no lors or compliments but
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-02-12

IN sane, unselfish and unc ompromising
way. heis lighting the peoples battles and
holding high the flag Of republication.
such a. old Father Abraham Lincoln
stood for. He advocates 10 measure
simply to advance his personal ambition
but keep~ before him all the time the
carrying out of every platform pledge
made to the people.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-10-07

very few wars in which in one sense
everybody concerned may take pride. "
In more senses than one. When, over
two years ago, the remnant of Pickett
and Heth's division charged up
Cemetery Ridge again, and the remains
of Webb's division bent down over the
stone wall to help their old enemies up
the ascent, 1t was not an act of for
giveness, but of reunion. When the
old foes of the gray and the blue walk
ed arm in arm together down the En-
mitsburg Road in the setting sun, no.
body was forgiving anybody; the war
was not thing to be forgotten or
forgiven, 1t had become thing of the
past, thing to be talked of cheeriiy
and with no rancor. 1t may not be "a
miracle of the spirit" but it is some
thing to take pride in. When the
bloody struggle in Europe is over, will
there be any such free and frank union
of the men who are left? We should
not vaunt, but We may be thankful
that the war here left such medicable
scars
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-10-07

Instead of destroying, it has healed
This is President Wilson's description
Of the war of secession. given by him
to the Grand Army veterans beginning
their reunion in Washington. II calls
il unique among wars. Perhaps II is
not that; there is still misunderstand-
ing enough between North and South,
as there is between East and West,
because this is big country and its
interests are diverse. Yet the North
knows the South better and understands
it more thoroughly than it did in 1860.
and the South reciprocates. But for
the war that better understanding
would not have come about. II was a
hard lesson that the two sections learn.
ed. but il was worth Cemetery Ridge
and the Bloody Angle for the South to
ind out that the North was not made
up of mudsills. and for the North to
know at last that the South was not
composed Of vainglorious boosters.
II is. the President says. "a miracle
Of the spirit" II was zone Of the
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-10-07
Why is IT?

Why is il, il is often asked. that
people in small town can find no better
business than prying into other people s
business. and then exaggerating the
truth in regard to the same. People
who pretend to be Christians. who at
tend church regularly, who. in the
sight Of their neighbors are generous
and charitable, vet who. without the
slightest proyoeation, tell what il not
true and try to ruin reputation or
good name. While they would not steal
from them worldly goods, yet they rob
him or her of what is more precious
than gold-a good reputation. Why
can't people practice the christianity
that they preach and "do unto others
as you would have them do unto your"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-10-07
EFFICIENT NURSE
FINDS ASSISTANCE
Mre. Anna [. Bryan Is Given Relief By
Premier Preparation.

Louisville. Ky. Oct 9th. Mrs. Anna
L. Bryan. an efficient trained nurse.
who resides at 30l Crescent Court,
Crescent Hill. this city. is among the
hundreds Of Louisville women who have
used Tanlac. the premier preparation.
with the most beneficial results Mrs.
Bryan said:
81 find Tanlac very fine. | have
been using it for more than week for
gastritis | have been treated by sew
eral physicians with very poor results
At times vomited blood. and lost
weight steadily.
II find Tanlac has given me great
relief. Since begun taking the
medicine have noticed marked I'M
provement in my condition. l have
ceased to vomit blood and have begun
taking on weight. In fact. Tanlae has
made me feel like different woman.
and ! wish that very excellent medi-
cine great success"
Tanlac. the premier preparation. is
of unusual benefit in cases of stomach.
liver and kidney trouble. rheumatism.
nervousness, unsound sleep. faulty
circulation. pallid complexion. catarrhal
and bronchial troubles. coughs. colds
and the like. Il is especially beneficial
as a tonic for general debilitsted per
sons blood purifier Ind tissue builder.
Tanlac can be obtainedin Lancaster
at r. f. McRoberts drug store and in
Bryantsville at Becker, Ballard & Scott.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-10-07
STANLEY
To Speak Al Stanford Next Monday.

The announcement that Hon. A. o.
Stanley will speak in Stanford next
Monday afternoon, it being county
court day there. will attract large
crowd from this county who are friends
and warm supporters of the next Gov
ernor. For the past week Mr.. Stanley
has been speaking in the mountain
counties and from reports that are
coming in be has been greeted with the
largest audiences that any Democratic
campaigner has ever received in that
section. II may be impossible for MIR.
Stanley to speak in Garrard county.
and for this reason large crowd is
expected to hear him next Monday in
Stanford.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-10-07
MUSICAL COMEDY co

There was a splendid Musical Comedy
Company at the Romans Opera House
this week. They rendered singing
specialties and vaudeville every night
tc large and pleased audiences. The
act is added to the regular big feature
picture program without any advance
in the price Of admission, Composing
the Empire Musical Comedy Company
are Jack Lenore, manager; Wallace
Burnett, straight juvenile man; Dan
Sherwood. comedian; Mrs. Lola Bur
nett, engenue and character parts
Jack Lenore. speclalties. Complete
change OF program every night. also
new soogs.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-10-07
A BAD EXAMPLE.

Happy for our nation. cries MIR.
Bryan, that We have in the White
House at this time President who be-
lieves in setting before the Old World
a good example. instead of following
the bad example which the Old World
sets.
Why did Mr.. Bryan desert his ex-
emplary President? Why did he set
before the New World and the Old the
bad example of Minister of Foreign
Affairs who did all IN his poor power
to injure his country and his chief?
Why did he collogue with Dumba and at
a moment of grave international con-
troversy and complication misrepresent
the patriotic policy Of the President
and the United States?
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-10-07
OH that BEAUTIFUL BAND

What is it about band that starts
the feet beating time. the heart thump-
ing, the smiles showing and the voice
humming some favorite air? Why do
the youngsters follow the band, the
parade. the people gather and applaud
it, and on the day of the expected
favorite minstrel show, await the COM
ing of the MONDAY street concert and
inspiring strains of the band? No
body seems to know. nobody seems to
care. They want it. and they will have
it, although few other theatrical at
fractions carry band or depend on il
for advertising and the days business.
Joe Coburn manager and owner Of the
big Minstrels which we look foe and en-
JOY each season. says that 'some Swede
who liked to work. started the fashion
along with silk hats and long tailed
coats, and It has been epidemic ever
since" His daddy wished, Garnet
on him while small boy, adversely
kicked him into minstrelsy, and popular
demand has kept him footing and
footing" one ever since. Notwith-
standing these conditions however
"Cobe" is always obliging and in
evidence with Nv band whenever this
popular attractions reaches Lancaster
and none of his friends will listen to his
Oft repeated threat to "get leader
man and quit" The show is coming
next Saturday night at the Romans
Opera House the band is coming. and
is "Cobe renigs in concert. the writer
Of this announcement will have a
remedy that will produce him as usual.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-10-07
THE LOCAL NEWSPAPER.

This is the way il looks to a writer
who has travelled some. and watched
for reasons why town prospers. He
says this about the town newspaper,
which you shonld reprint for the ben
eft of your readers;
A LOCAL SUBSCRIBER.
Stand by your town newspaper. II
there is anything in your, town worth
talking about. ten chances to one yonr
little town paper had hand in putting
it there. and If there exists any UNI
slightly or unsavory nuisance, twenty
chances TO one il will stay there until
your town editor sees it or smells il
and wipes his pen on the town boards
breeches. II anybods beyond the walls
Of your little burg ever learns that
there is such place as Peaceville. il
will be through town oracle.
Every village gets its moneys
worth in the village newspaper. IL:
the wagon that carries all your good
things to market. 1t ought to be kept
in good repair. In many cases II would
pay to grease il. paint IL. keep its run
ming gear IN shape and shelter il at the
public expense.
"Stand by your local newspaper.
It's the guardian and defender of ev.
cry interest. the forerunner and pion-
eer of every advance movement and
the sturdy advocate Of law and order.
Take il away. and II would not be six
months before the town would look as
if il had been doped. Business would
drag, society would yawn and grass
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-10-07
BLUES, BLUES, BLUES.

The Memphis Blues, the Florida Blues
Blue Monday Blues, and the Wind That
Blew, must back up and take Off their
hats to the popular "Coburns Blues
when they come down the street next
Saturday ahead CT the minstrel band
with Coburns Greater Minstrels. Big
ger, better than ever, an ALL NEW
show. This company delivers the goods
this time and all the time. At the
Romans Opera House on Saturday Oct.
9th.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-10-07
BUYING MULES

Messrs W. C. King and r. II. Price.
of Townsville N. c., have been in the
city for the past week buying mules
for the Southern trade. They purchas-
ed of different parties throughout the
county fifty-two head in all at an aver
age per head Of Sll5. The mules We're
from four 10 six years old and were
equally divided az 20 sex They were
shipped yesterday to Townsville.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-10-07

1t is understood to be President, Will
sons intention to reappoint Interstate
Commerce Commissioner Charles c.
McCord. whose term will expire early
next winter Such appointment would
be approved by all who have observed
carefully the work of the commission
and of its members.
Commissioner McCord led the way in
the investigation of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford, with results
which to some seemed at first unduly
severe. but which are now admitted to
have brought about a real cleaning up
of one of the rottenest railway man
agement situations in American history.
He also was prominent in the investi-
CATION of the hard coal monopoly.
These activities have caused Mr.. Nc
Cord TO be regarded. and denounced. in
quarters not wholly disinterested. as
radical in his tendencies. As a mat
ter of fact, his course has been pro-
gressive but not destructive. He has
been instrumental in curbing gross
abuses. He has also stood fast for
decent treatment of the railroads as a
whole. and for severity only toward
railroad arrangements whose offenses
richly deserved it. None Of his decis-
ions have been reversed by the Su-
premeCourt of the United States
President Wilson will make no mis-
take in retaining public servant so
well proved.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-10-07
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Governor,
A. o. STANLEY.
For Lieutenant-Go Governor,
JAMES d. BLACK,
For Secretary of State.
BARKSDALE HAMLET.
For Acknowledgement,
NJ. NJ. LOGAN,
For Auditor.
R.. L. GREEN.
For State Treasurer.
SHERMAN GOODPASTER.
For Clerk of Court of Appeals,
r. W. KEENON.
For Supt. of Public instruction.
V. o. GILBERT.
For Commissioner of Agriculture,
MAT S. COHEN,
For Circuit Judge.
CHAIiLES A. HARDIN.
For Commonwealth Attorney,
EMMETT PURYEAR.
For Circuit Clerk,
w. b. MASON.
For Sheriff,
G. 7. BALLARD. Jr.
For Representative,
II. CLAY KAUFMAN.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-10-07

We are authorized to announce Miss
Jennie Higgins a candidate for County
School Superintendent of Garrard
County, subject to the action Of the
Democratic primary August 1917.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-10-07

President Barker and the remainder
of the faculty of State University are
to be highly commended Tor their de-
termination to enforce their rules of
discipline at the University.
Prior TO the opening of the college
year due notice was given in writing
that hazing would not be permitted and
that any violation of this rule would be
followed by dismissal. This notice was
so spread abroad that every old student
was notified in advance of what was
expected of him and precisely what
would follow if he proved rebellious.
In spite of this early and kindly
warning, the rule was violated and
soon after college opened there were
exhibitions of ruifianism which cannot
be tolerated if any discipline at all is to
be maintained at this great institution.
Every student who is known to have
been guilty Of hazing should be dis
missed, without hope of reinstatement
In no other way can the university
authorities hope TO demonstrate that
they and not the students are manag-
ing the Institution, and the sooner this
becomes apparent the better.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-10-07

We are authorized TO announce Joe
A. Burnside, candidate on Republican
ticket, for Circuit Court Clerk. at
November election 1915.