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The Washington herald., 1916-05-28
MONUMENT TO BE SCREEN. 1,
Motion Pictures VIII BE shown or
White SHAFT

The Washington Monument is to be
used as a moving picture screen" the
night of Decoration Day, this Tuesday,
At the base of the shaft will be placed
laurel wreath, thirty feet in diameter
Into the center of it, with the white
shaft serving a S a screen, will be project
ed motion-picture films of the various ma
tional parks of the country, including the
Grand Canyon, Yellowstone. Yosemite
and Rocky Mountain scenery The pic
lures will be displayed by the Bureau OF
Commercial Economics. of the Depart
ment of Public Instruction.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-28
WANTEQ-AGENTS.

AGENTS WANTED FOR The BEST SELLING
household specialties earth: the goods sell them
selves Splendid premiums. Write at oncs. CAPl-
TOL SUPPLY HOUSE, Forest Glen, Md.
BIG PAY AND AUTOMOBILE EKEB To
agents placing samples Of new necessity with auto
mobile owners. No selling collecting. delivering
0RODO MFG. CO. Louisville. Ky.
AGEN1s-FREE CATADUGUE AND SAMPLES.
New goods quick sales. bs profits; make s. 70 IS
daily; no experience; worlds greatest spccialties-
CRUVER CO.. Jackson and Campbell Chicago. Ill.
BEER FOR EYEAYBODY-NEW DIsCUY YERY.
Agents sell Concentrated Beer Extract. Makes
genuine beer in ufy-just add water Small pack
sge: carry in pocket Big profits; SO day easy.
postal brings free trial offer. THE ANDREW
CO., 5s3 Plum St. Cincinnati Ohio.
AGENTS, IF YOU WANT 10 EARN MORE
money send for our catalogue Of repestorder xrtt-
cles Particulars free STEWART SPECIALITY
CO. 1877 Belhed ave. Atlantic City. n. J.
SO FER 900 ALLOWED DISTRIBUTING FREE
soap samples. POCKET SOAP CO.. Lebanon.
y. H
AGENTS-WE WILL PAY 800 MONTHLY SAL
ary and expenses Don't worry about capitA; sI-
penses advanced; experience unnecessary; sakry
sent weekly. PARISH MIG. CO.. Aiurphysboro,
Ill
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE PUBLIC Is

THE PUBLIC IS HEREBY WARNED THAT
the undersigned. PRINCIPAL stockholdsr Of the
Northeast Temple and Market Company. has fled
Of Columbia, praying for order restraining L.
Caben Williamson from selling at the auction rooms
Of Thomas Bowling on Monday. May q, 1916,
4,lS hares Of stock Of said company from in any
manner attempting to sell on uansfsr the same.
ARTHUR COWSILL
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

W1NTED-PERsONs TO COLOR ART PIC
turts at home; essy work: no experience; good
pay; sample free. WHEELER CO.. So Madison,
Chicago.
SEVERAL LADIES TO TRAVEL, DEMON
strats goods and sell dealers. so to 80
weekly. We pay railroad fares. Experience unnec-
essary. DUCHESS CO.. Dept. 3. Minneapolis.
MINI.
WOMEN WANTED-FULL TINE SALARY, SIS,
selling guaranteed hosiery TO wearer; &c an hour
spare time; permanent; experience unnecessary.
WEARPROOF HOSIERY NOTrist0wu Pa.
TURN SPARE TINE INTO CAsH-INCREAsB
your income SO 70 so monthly without interfering
with your regular work No selling investment, uC
experience required Don't answer unless employed
CROWN MFG. CO, IS W. Lake Chicago.
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|of the office Of the Seaboard Air
Line Railway here. He is now in
very poor health and was obliged to
go to New Mexico. where am glad
to say he has very much improved.
/ am glad that all our young men
are not afraid to fight for their
country. If I had a dozen sons
would willingly give them all to the
country's call. II they were needed.
MRS. l.. NJ. STANSELL.
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Militiamen's Trial June l

San Antonio. May H.-Gen. Funston an
nounced tonight that the court martial
of 1l6 Texas militiamen who failed to
report for muster into the Federal service
would convene here June l.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-28
HENRY C. STUART.
Blames 1t on Maine.

Editor of The Washington Herald
Under the heading Insane from
Liquor" the American Issue, the off,
cial organ of the Anti-Saloon League
of America. devotes half a column to
the story of a man who drank intem-
perately and then mistreated his wife.
The story is '1ayed up" as part of the
argument in favor of prohibition, but
as the man got his liquor in Rock
land. Me-, and, as Maine has had pro-
hibition for seventy years. the argu-
ment seems to be a bit thick"
After all. Admiral Evans must have
been right when he said that the
kind Of whisky sold in Maine did not
make people drunk; 1t just made them
crazy. T. NJ. GILMORE.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-28
WANTED-SALESMEN.

statesmen WANTED FOR THE HELP-A-
PHONE, Almot every telephone buys one
to three. Sell for s. profit 100 per cent. Send for
particulars. ECBANK-LINwOoD CO., Depart
ment 2, Box 20 Richmond. Va.
Statesmen WANTED FOR COUNTRY TOWNS
s25 weekly salary and $ per day allowed for sI-
penses when travelling. WESTERS CIDER CO,
ST. Louis. Mo.
Statesmen TO PRESENT STANDARD MEDI-
cal books to physicians only. We have iust issued
and have in preparation many new books that
arc meeting with pronounced favor. Succsssful
books mean SIccesful salesmen. good income and
and business references J. B. LPPINCOTT CO..
Philsdephia Pa
The Washington herald., 1916-05-28
What Is the War About.

Editor of The Washington Herald:
The New York Times makes merry at
the expense of an English officer who
said he did not know what the war
was about. But what is the war
about? We have heard many stories
mostly Incompatible; SO many pre-
texts which time has forced us to
abandon. Some writers lay it at the
door of Edward VII: others go back
to Louis XIV. 1t would be easy to
carry the chain of causes up to Adam:
If he had not gone to sleep and let
his rib be stolen, Eve would never
have taken the apple and we would
have no war.
rrr>rnv ~ c1,-.rr
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If You Seek Laughter

long loud lungng ausht.r-and laugh with the thousands who
there till bm and muscles ache with the novel
shan-not of pain, but of pleasure
The Washington herald., 1916-05-28
IF You Seek Sentiment

That has caused thousands of eyes M with and
hearts thrill the nmbe touch of Nature that makes
whole world hn-6nd it in HEART TROBS-and become better
The Washington herald., 1916-05-28
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

FOR SALE-A STYLISH 50 HORSE
power seven-seated touring car. Just
painted; many new parts installed.
Cost new over $1,000; will take $500.
Apply to McREYNOLDS & SONS.
Carriage Builders. l427 L ST.. near
| l4th.
BR0KEN CAST IRON AND OTHER METALS
welded by autoSenous process STEAM AUTO
SHOP. $40 n. ]. ave. NV. Lincoln e5a
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SPECIAL OEEER-

A large bottle Of the wonderful Indian Root End
Herb Good Health Medicine. EOOd fOE what sis
you, s. %.
A bathing mixture to max. a tonic bsth 70 an.
out the impurities from the BODY thrOuEh Tia
skin, &c.
Taclsre OF root and herb tablet, to NOV, out
all the impurities from the body IOc. A pscsAss
q tablets 70 remove the gas and oysrcone the souT
choking feeling in stomach throat IOc- A. q
SPECIAL indIcsnsut. vii give you the euur.
four remedies all fo- s. o.. We musn 10 help yuu-
You know that roots and he-bs hsr, sdrAne-d .ry
high On account OF the war; some roots oos "a
20 pound, while others cUst SO and Soloo
% you see We are not getting riSh these dErI
but we are sure O, benehJIng you and szining your
friendship md gratitude. Otber Eoods are also
highly beneficial Indian Herb MirtIr. mAkss a
splendid herb tes; 1t Is great ATEtivs and bod
purifier. This Is the night tine for herb cleansing
tea lOc; lsrgeT pGckGgs. &c Tablets for eo1stip&-
tun. indigestion. l6c. Tablets for so1r Ea-y
stomach l0c Lozsnges for ticfush crJ, husEy
tkrott Sc and IOc. Healing CouFh syrup for so-s
throat. bronchial troubles. lSc Powder for srsJ
smErt!nE ftct, I0c. Ointment for slres cutt oo-uG
bunions sEellinss riles itches, and cthe- use lHc
Perfume. &c. Indian PonBde and Hair Growe--it
Is the best article you ever h1d-loc. Blezching and
t-surifyirg fSos cream made With Vegr-Abs CilA
ind0rsed hy the leading beauty cultuT1StN loc In
hslers foT cstsuh hesdGcbes EEhmz IOc. We
have many other gooi hinsI; also an kinds a
roots and hsrh~- You are invited 70 cone and
Indian wiEvsn Herb Remedy Estzbhshneat
l7S Seventh street northvest betws-u B and 8
strests. Washington. D. c.
WORKINGMEN-AND 50 MANY HUsTI-EBs
have cut out ''baryzin sIes'' and bousht frusn u.
Taying les By dan sght- See the SLshty us.d
coats and r-sss At s. 70 S. and psnts, So 70,
s. Pays 70 make a spsS-itl TIP and b-ing IA With
you one Fricr. JUsTH's OLD STAND. % D.
BRENTWOOD CIT1ZENs NOT II FAVOR oF
The MYERS sTRANGLEHOBD chE-1sr. --nz
your names and sddresses 70 DIR. KEENAN,
BESSIE N. MAYS gsHIRoFFogb1 gsiI .0F g9,,, -
ALL BRANCHES TAUGHT HOCRe IL Ne q
Sn2 10 as kENOIS BLDG.
WILL SOME KIND. CHARITABLI PT0PH
help a poor Old WOMAN who 10 skscut 70 b. ais
rosses>sd for noupa-meut Of r-utf kzr tnomt IN
help. BOX i, He-Ild oT1os
NOTICE. Artificial tech and secono-
hand Diamonds and Jewelry bought
Louis Abrnhsms. SIS C, op. Pst. offieA.
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IF You Seek Wisdom

That has inspiration direct from the founanhead of Divinity and
mparts with simplicity of ueance that the wide world under
standn language that lumines the mind the lightning the skies
a midnig ght-
The Washington herald., 1916-05-28
HOTEL DAYTON
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.

Open all year; steam beat. hot and cold running
water, private baths. sun p1rlor. Come spend the
week end. p. W. q A. McMURRAY.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-28
We Know Our Workmen

That is why we unhesitatinEly say
that we make the Best Awnings-
men who have been in our employ
for years. Estimates cheerfully
given Using the Copeland Patent
Awning Fixture
The Washington herald., 1916-05-28

You nsed pur. rood
blood. You ned Ftruas.
healthy neres Ya
need a ciesn sweep d
The blood huraors Gnd
une scid polsooi beSor.
it Is too late. B. rond
To yourself nov and u-
the Indian Blood and
Good Health Medicns
An investment foE rood
health is the bes; pay
ing propoSuon
The Washington herald., 1916-05-28

STEEL RAILS, 49,. ANGLES, ALL SIZES
and lengths: sWltcnes. frogs. maternal for SIDE
tracks, industrial tramwsys, railroad spikes. trsck
Mich
The Washington herald., 1916-05-28
SPIRITUALISM,

MRS. BROWNELL S5.5550yaRt S.5,%' nm. TT.D9' Ts.3
! present future, advice on b1riness home health
etc; gives names; development ot mediumship spe-
cslty; sssnce Friday and Sunday evenings. NJ. sQ6
I 1919 Eve St nv.
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PERSONALS

WE'RE BUSY FILING ORDERS WEYF II
cause we've winner here Ou.rtsr hing, ~m-A.
ane rsrocnhu oLSEY. Hampton ave-, San
e--t. eleo.
LEf Us SHOW YOU HOW 10 D0UBII Y0rY
n MeSme. ON fsrticulafs frse JOSEPH szCZEPKA
SO w z5sd pasns. CicorO. m
tronbas IN old people c,oque--d ssp,-a. ~.
ztldEIO CO.. Dert. &C. NiiivAuke.. WIS.
flIs-l CURED NY DAUGHTTE BY ETYYI
discoEerS Particulars frse. z LEPso In Isxr1
sve.. Milwaukee wiS - --
The Washington herald., 1916-05-28

Every Smart Person Is Nov, T.St.
the Indian Root and Herb RemedIss'
the Grest. Good Health Medtct..
Blood Purifier and General Tonic.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-28
!: Going to Atlantic City! (:
!: Stop at the St. Charles. 5
!: You VIII Come Again. &

Noted for Its IAb4s. 3 TO IS
y. GeorgiA Ave. CAP. 20:
baths; $50 daily: s. weekly.
Est1 blished 3 years. Booklet.
L CROUTHAMEL. MET.
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LOST

Losr-UNIvERsITY WATCH FOB. WASH
ington Post Regatta, 1907" reverse side Senior
Scared shells Sept, I9e" Reward. G. A. BELL.
University Club. 18th and sts
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MONEY TO LOAN.

HoNET 70 LOAN on APPRovED CRY nEAE
estate at lowest current tte; .-cll p-irilesS
with respect % pTior paym~ntS TNLER kCTh-
ERFoRD Inc. az 18Th
AONEY 10 LOAN-SsO 10 sSp.ye ON D. q
real estate Several trust funds sa &c 9 p-r cent
All trsnssetions conducted with econouic,i consH.
Grafton for boTruvers. WA. II sAUNDIRs 4
CO., souchern Building so isth ~ sI
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BRENTWOOD CITIZENS NOT N FAVOR OF
The MYERS STRANGLEHOLD cAErtsr .~zz
vo,rr name. and sddresses 70 DR. KEENAN,
The Washington herald., 1916-05-28

FOR RENT-TYPEWR
TEPEWRTTERS FOR RENT, FROM SO 10 g
per month; Instructions free satisfaction guam
teed. 1881 East CsIitol st. Lincoln 1851.
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE
North 100. Z3ol lst ct. NV Formerly Randolph
place. Monarchs rented SIS per monA: monthA
A.5o; months. 80; No. Remingtons, 81; L. C.
Smiths. s. Is and . 50; Underwoods. RsminGtooA
g. 80. Reductions :. paid or months In adrs1es
Rebuilt typewriter for ns
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
"a 3RD ST. NW.-F1RST FLOOR, TWO ROOMS
and ktchenette; cool and clean; desirable location
SIS per month.
lsl K ST-TWO BRIGHT SECOND-FLOOR
front rooms; southern exposure; next TO bath; SIG
TABLE BOARD.
lol ST NW.-UNEXCELLED Tab E
board; two meals. $50 per week.
l0s K sT.-EXCELLENT TABLE BOARD s
per week.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

lss K ST. NW.-SINGLE ROOM, SECOS
floor front: convenient 10 bath
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FOR sALE-MoToRCYCLEs.
PRINTERS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Paper Cutter Wanted.

Hand-power paper cutter, about
25Iz inches; must be in good con-
di6on. Address or inquire at the busi-
ness office of The Washington Her
aid.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-12
The West Va. Peniten.
tiary

CONTINUED from Page One.)
ieet high. five feet at sfhe bs-~ tsperinr
so'ne~hst Inward the top aud surmount-
81 At tie corners BY SIX guard towers.
When prisoners are first reviewed sf
tins institution, hey are required %
clean up They must battle, shave.
have their hair cut. dnss in prison
eiotbe-. They are thoroughly examined
~ the pri-"n physician who carefully
notes ali defects and from that time on
watches after tn " health. Tbo-~ VINO
are allie bodied are required 10 work ev-
cry day except Saturday sfternoons. sun
days and holidays. When their time !.
mp, they are gwen citizens clothes.
Train fare 70 rovied with . ca-h al w.
snoe OF about - On. This ~ IN addition
10 the amount they have " their credit
on the books and n fvss~ssly occus
shss pv'sos>rs 40 ds<hsgpsd ~ho hsvs
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-12
THE CONTEST GROWs WARM.

The nearer the sixth day OF
June approaches, on which day
the great people will say by their
votes who shall be the Repub bill
can nominee for governor of
West Virginia the stronger.
larger and more determined arr
the forces on each side of tn.
Republican family contest be
coming. Each day finds the lin,
more sharply drawn and remark
able a. it Is, each side is CLAIM ing
victory. The unbought and un-
intimidate voter is pledged deep
down in his heart to support the
Grafton jurist, Judge Ira +
Robinson, for governor and l.
confm their confidence and ap
proval Of the present Repub-
hcan administration by defeating
Lilly's nomination who is against
the best and most progressive
administration the state has ever
had. The voter is calmly, sanely
and conservatively thinking on
and asking the unanswered ques
ton of why are the Democratic
newspapers so deeply interested
IN the nomination OF Mr.. Lilly on
. Republican ticket? The voters,
yea. the great mass of laboring
men, the horney handed sons of
daily toll are quietly asking the
questions. why is it that the
coal bsrons who used to be the
loudest in their praise and en-
dorsement of Governor Hatfield,
should be so singulsrly Bitter
against his administration now"
The people are wanting TO know
why are there a few former Of
ncs holders. Office seekers and a
few men who have learned thai
they cant boss nor dictate to
Governor Hatfield irving TO re-
pudiste the Republican admin
istrstion, of which their choice,
Mr.. Lilly, 10 . part. and To de-
feat the nomination OF Judge
Robinson, especially when the
present administration which
they we're forced to endorse in
the state conventian stands out
- beacon light of progress i've
legislation. The people, we mean
ths rank and file of Republican
voters, are wanting TO krow why
y this sudden reverse. this rad
tcal change Of support OF the Re
publican party, its policies and
- fearless leaders. The voters
ere not going 10 be coerced into
NJ support of that element OF
whi>s-washed Republican Dem
ocrs&s who vote against the
principles Of real Republicans
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-12
For The House Of Delegates

To the Republican Voters Of Mcdowell
County:
great many of the Republicans Of
this county have for -oue months past
earnestly urged me % become q csndi-
date Tor nomination on the Republican
ticket A. q rSemler Of the Houe 81 Dele
gates.
These requests have heen made to me
~ persons occupying nearly all walks Of
life. And in the light OF thc~p solnita-
tons hereby announce myself q csndi-
date Tor nomination on the Republican
ticket A. member of the House Of Dele
gates. subject 70 the primary election 10
10 held on June o. 1916. I ssk the sup
port ~ all Republican voters. II nomi-
mated and elected. I promise them my
unqualified service in the interest Of I'll
the people Of Mcdowell County.
HARRY J. CAPEHART.
Keystone. W. Va.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-12
FRIDAY MAY IL, 1916


April 3-Begistrars begin; work.
May Hand = -Registrars sit in their
precincts 70 complete registration.
May 9-Poll clerks and commissioners
named BY county committee subject a.
approval of county court.
May 22-Primary ballot commissioners
prepare sample ballot from certificate-
,ent 20 county clerk 10y secretary Of state
May 2-Call for primary issued.
June 2-Bsllots delivered to precincts
by county clerk.
June Culinary election.
June 9-County court sits A. a can
vssiug board.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-12

Mn. Sarah c. CLARK left Lost week 70,
m4pvsv. vs-, the old hon s-sesd place,
vess - expects 70 spend two weeks.
- vhsnss she will visit relatives in
49,, Va From there she will 70
= osnsas vhsr she viil spend the bal
80 - ssP~sr With hsr husband.
- 49, d.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The following candidates have an
nounced in the Times for the sew
eral Offices as their names appear be-
low. BY looking down this column
the reader can see at a glance who
the candidates are and not stand any
chance of overlooking any.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-12
For Member of Board of Educ tiou

j hereby announce myself a candidate
Tor tli- Republican nomination for Com
missioner Of the Board Of Education Tor
Northfork District, subject 70 the prim-
AIRY To be held June q, 1916. II nomi-
mated and elected, p;r,ige myself To do
all IN my power % advance the eluca-
tonsl Intere-te Of the people Of Northfork
District, and tn dischargs the duties OF
the Office faithfully and inpsrtia.Iy, the
educational advancement II the children
being my greatest consideration.
Respectfully.
II. X. SPICER.
Gillian W Va
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-12
Date Changed.

The intsr-cheis-tic conts-t lptw~~n the
Keystone Erkmsn and Blnsf-lJ .rhool-
has been postponed until Friday. May
18th
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-12
(Elkhorn District)
THOMAS CURRY
Announcement.
For United States Senate

Congressman-st- Large Howard Suth-
erland announces his candscy for the
United states senate. subject IT, Repub-
lean primary, June .. Your vote and
Influence earnestly solicited.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-12
For Commissioner of County Court

] hereby announce myself for = candi-
date for Republican nomination Tor
Commissioner Of the County Court Of
Mcdowell, snbject % the primary o. 10
held June ., 1916. earnestly solicit
yOur support
Respectfully,
!. A. HUDDLESOS.
Excelsior, W. Va.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-12

1872 800 sses ><<'s SO40U vO00o
yes and DR.. B-a9onier voted no
The motion was lost. Col. Jones
then offered . list ON behalf of
the County Court and IL WAS lost
- upId 49, s.rme, mss don.
w. b. Payne. manager of the
Hite- Robinson campaign in Nc
Dowell county, attempted to I'd
dress the Court On behalf Of the
Republican committee bus Col.
Jones did not give him the oppor
tunity. refusing to hear him and
leaving the court room in COM
pany with Judge j. M. Sanders
Of Blustield. attorney for the
Lilly side. and Hon. W. w. Whyte.
There WAS q wait of Is minutes
for his return then DR.. Brago-
nier went to find him; il 10 re-
ported that he told DR.. Bragg
nier in very strong language that
ne would not return to the court
room, whereupon DR.. Bragonier
returned and adj ,urned court.
DISAPPEARANCE OF MIL
LIONAIR PRESIDENT.
An effort was then made by .
number Of men to serve q legal
process uponithe millionsir pres
ident Of the County Court, Col.
]. e. Jones. who is q strong Lilly
supporter and general Manager
Of the Pocahontas Consolidated
Galleries Company. one Of the
largest coal producing companies
IN the state, but he could not be
found. 1t seemed that fearing
TO face the crowd and refuse to
do what under the law was obvi.
ously his duty the powerful coal
baron and president Of the court
absolutely vanished, but . cor.
don of watchers was stretched
around the court house and after
more than An hours wait he al
Deared and T. Edward Hill. sec
rotary of the Republican com
mittee got service upon him.
The Lilly iorcs Q we're thrown
into absolute confusion At Tues.
days NEE ting and after the ad
iDurnment Of the court they wers
apparently at sea a. to the prop
er course to persue. A confer
ence was held in Senator Whytel
'ffice between the Senator, AT
tOrneys d. j. F. Strother, ]. M
Crockett, Lilly candidate 70
state senator; F. G. Cook, Lii,
candidate for prosecuting sttor
ney. and q few other Lilly follow
ers. The problem was too bi,
and intricate for this coterie O
Lilly leaders and . hurry call va
sent to BlueheId for Judge ]. M
Sanders. the Lilly leader who or
posed Negro representation Il
the Fifth District congressions
convention and was forced L
withdraw his motion to endors,
Lilly, to come into Mcdowell ant
pull them out Of the hole. Tn
Judge arrived on train No 3 anC
went into consultation with tn
same men who had conferred q
the afternoon. The conference
was continued until after twelv,
O'Clock at night and the Judg,
was on hand at Wednesday, ses
sion Of the court but took n
part in the proceedings. 1t Il
thought that it was upon his ad
vice that Col. Jones 90 suddenl,
and uncerimoniously disappear
ed from the court room.
This was the first time in tn,
history Of Mcdowell county
when . member OF the count,
court positively refused to do hi.
lawfu; duty and disappeared
from the court room without no
tifying his colleague Of his inten
ton not TO return. Ii is but al
example of what the citizens O
this county and state may ex.
pect when Mr.. Lilly and his sup
porters get in control OF the sf.
fairs Of the county and state.