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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-04-07
C0vlNGTON

Funeral services for Prof. Andrew
Fulton Lomans. Who di-.i SUNDAY at
5;:D O'Clock in biz home. ~ Lexington
Street, after abort illne-- of paraly sis,
we're conducted in the :'irst Baptist
church st O'Clock Tuesday The pss-
TOR, Rev. w. j. Hscketf. officiating. At
OILS death Mr.. Lomsns MAS - years of
age. He was very highly respected by
all who knew him and his death H. fell
With the deepest regret Mr.. Lomsn-
has been . public school teaci,er IN this
city for . number Of years, having re-
signed his position short while before
his death. He Mas a N eml,er Of the OF
ders of Love and Charity. Good ~smsri-
tAns, Household II Ruth aud odd r~l-
lows He held an ofiice ina each oi tn d.
| organizations and was also treasurer of
tile church He Was a mernser Of the
choir and for q numb~r Of years had been
choirister. Besides "A widow, who Was
Miss Cassie Brown, Mr.. Lpmans is sur
Aived by two sons, Messrs. Adoiphu- and
Marcus Lomans, two brothers, Rev. Ge,.
i>omsus, Of Chilhi~,e. Va. and wm
l.omans, Of BRISTOL, Tenn, other rrla-
tives and friends. Interment in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
Miss Julia Mitchell. who has been en-
ploved at the White sulphur Springs.
Was taken TO Freedsu.an's Hopital in
Washington Saturday night for treat
ment
Mrs. Nora Burress, Of Roanoke. Va.
who had vi-iting her aunt. Mrs. Mamie
Iaekson, returned home Friday morning
Miss Laura Bibby, who has been III a
lew days with indigestion, Is improvii 2
Mrs- Annie Byers is i'll with pneumor ia
at her h"me on Marion Street
The church hall Was filled to it, capac-
ity Friday evening. when the Lady Min
ist<rial Was presented 10y Mrs. l.. A.
iIeftwich- very tine program Was
rendered and it Was thoroughly enjoyed
by all.
We are glad to know that Mrs LAWN
IA Braxton il able To be ont again.
We are sorry IN note that Mr. John
Hunter is still suffering with bronchitis.
very nice program vas press tel
Thursday evening in Williams hall b,
the odd Time Club.
Everett Moon. the little son Of Mr.
and Mrs Moon, il seriously III.
Mrs. Cora Gilmore aud littl.. yra nd-on
81 Falling Springs Valley, are visiting
relatives here this week
Memorial services were held sunday
evening in the First Baptist church in
honor Of Mr.. LDmans The church Was
hllei to Its capacity R.msrks were
male by many eminent men and women
The choir rendered very TX ceI'ent music
Communion was taken after the service.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-04-07
LilIs Followers Alarmed, Now Trying to
CLIMB on tae Robinso Band WAGON"

Rpprs from representing every element OF the Re-
publican party AL from section of the
Rpbnson enthusiasm sing among the Lilly
folio to such till the has always
tmd and half personally paid boos-
ters OF the Lily irving the
Robinson band wagon" to victory They recognizing
that their last card has rapid
y hndine out that the people have
against them ard that the s,y ade erre reous claims
10y the woudbe Lilly forces wholly without
From all over the state letters from
status of things and conditions that sentiment
is most enthusiastic and They never before
in the history of the state has here such
strong and manly stand a candidate as s being
manifested for the able irist They tell
are declaring that they not ready be
political auction block Of would be political
ambition. They the Grea People willing with
out strong protest. to lay do their blood rights
of citizenship who motive than
self but that the Oh of June they be found xh,
ing for and champoning the d the people and
not the privileged few who supporting NJ. Lilly
The people saying they will be cruci6ed
on the altar of mmon and thereby cowardy
and cringing enemies society home church state
The great mass of and praying that men
who represen all the and all and not IA
vored few shall be elected Offices There is no getting
around 1t but that Judge Robinson such qualifications
every commendabe respect lie has only but ma
tional reputation for ability ,erience and
Mr. Lilly asking the people for by attacking the Re
publican ad mnistration which is the thing the Dem
ocra's doing The smocr destroy the Re-
publican party and TO the peoples SURPRISE Mr. Lilly prom
ses what R,pu have done in dsense
of their political rights
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-04-07

Our citizens on the border have been
murdered and plundered mercilessly, and
until few days ag". nothing has been
done to PIT AL end to these evils.
Come out Saturday evening. April II,
eight o'clock and listen o. the arguments
Tor and against Preparedness Il. &. l..
will defend the Affirmative side at home,
against Storer College; while another Il
g. !. team will defend the negative riie
against the Cnristisnsburg Institute at
Christiansburg.
y. @. !, has been working hard on
both sides of this momentous question.
Its slogan H.: 'B. g T. must win" As
the old saying il: we never treat with
a vicious foe. Il. G. I. must win both
sides to even up matters from last year.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-04-07
SENATOR HIrE

That sounds alright.
IL has a ring that's true.
On, on he goes. Outwits hi- loves
He'll beat the whole ships crew.
Prom hill and plain. from i-le AMI main
We hear the loude~t call
O Occident and Orient
since Adam had a fall
For William Hite, a Cat~llite.
The mighty hosts N lead
Gross Jordan's How To Ierico
To meet the Nations need.
A shining light. a generous Uite,
A patriot clear through.
No one - blest in east or vest
Beneath the vsuited blue.
For has he not on thu fair spot.
Where m Juntaineers are brave.
spent all his days from childhood way.
To years Of wisdom grave?
Like Washington. he's all our own
He seeks no other cline:
Will love these biIl- AMI sparkling riHs
Til called by Father Time.
20. come. my boys. lay by your toys.
Let echoes bring delight.
A. vO'cessoar and drumbeat- roar.
"Hurrsh. Hurrah for Hitef'
berkeley springs Post
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-04-07
WEIGH, ". Va.
March -, 1916.

Is the Republican Voters of Mcdowell
County:
hereby announce myself a candidate
Tor the 9th OF Prosecuting Attorney oil
Mcdowell County, subject t. the action
~ the Republican voters at the primary
election % ~ held on June q, 1916
] have held the position at Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney Of Mcdowell Conn-
~ Tor the past nine years, and have al
ways tried ~ be fair and honest IN t,,e
discharge Of my official duti-s, and feel
that am now entitled to sorne consider
ati"u At the hands OF the great m - of
Republican voters OF this county am
submitting my candidacy in good faith.
aud eesrne-tly solicit the support OF iii
Republican voters at the coming primary
election. and u nominated and elected
viii earnestly eDdssvOr tn honestly and
faithfully discharge the duties OF the Of
lice.
Most Resertfully,
g. l.. COUNTS.
Nelch. W. Va. March Il. 1916.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-04-07
Candidate Visits City.

Thomas Curry. Of Flkhor,. District
>uT~ rvi-ior II the Grand United Order
Of odd Fellows ard a candidate COR men,
ler-hip on the Bard of E'ucsfi,n II
THE Eikborn District. was IN Keystone
wednesday Mr. Curry stste- that the
Grand Lodge which met IN August. he
bad orsanized five new longe-. three Of
which have already been - and tao will
- set M m few weeks
Mr.. Curry stated that the work of the
order = Progressing nicely in his juris-
diction and he would - able u render q
good report at the next Grand Lodge
meeting. lie y one ~ the bet ard
most respected men IN his district hav-
Ing lived there for many yesrs and has
the confidence and estsern 81 ell the poo
pie. Thomas Curry has 'be reputation
OF having set mp more lO,.ges than any
man in the state.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-04-07
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,

To the Republican voters of McDoweIl
County:
] am ~ itiate fn- the nomination
or the Office OF Pose -'iting Attorney on
he Republican I,rA-t at the Primary 20
~ held ON June d, 1915 aud as il will
~ impossible for me To see all the voters
ersonaily. owing IN the fact that my Of
iieiai duties require much of my time. ]
AXE this method of making my candi-
lacy known and soliciting the vote of
he people.
FOR more than three years l have en-
ieavcred To the best of my ability 10
ceriorm the duties Of the Office honestly.
'on-cIentiouslv and impartially, and in
submit NJ my claims again stand upon
ny past record III the voters believe
that have honestly discharged nv du-
tles. have a righ, 10, and shall expect
their support again.
nave no platform to submit, except
70 say that II | am reelected | will dis
liSs'hsrge the duties If the Office in the
iutnre a. ] have in thu past
solicit the support Of all Republicans
AMI snail appreciate anytf ing that they
may DO in my behalf
Very respectfully,
r. g. COOK.
Welch, W Va,
March -, 1916.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-04-07

To the Voters OF the Fifth Congressional
District Of West Virginia:

To the Voters OF tie Fifth Congressional
District OF West Virginia:
Tn the sixth dav Of December last.
took the oath of office - Representative
II the Fifth Congressional District Of
Vest Virginia. | have b<en constantly
IA the ground since that time, en,i~ayor-
ny Ia give my personal attention to the
Affairs OF the people of my district. | feel
hat ! am coming familiar with tho dutiss
Incident "a my position, aud I naturally
i-e' that l should succeed myself. in jus
tee not only 20 mveelf. but 70 the people
= the district, A. | am satisfied shall be
able To accomplish for the district better
-esuits during my second term than dur
ny my first term.
have therefore concluded to ak the
.epublicans OF the new Fifth Congres-
-ional District to again show their con-
'idence IN me by giving me q second nom
nation can assure 'he people their
'e~t Interests vii. be faithfully protected
snd conserved I'm the event I am repom-
mated ana elected.
desire To say | have made no politi-
al alliances, either offensive or defen-
ave, deeming il prudent and wise To keep
ny hands free from all political combi-
iatioDs, believing the voters of the
'oGnties and district are much better
iuslined "a make WISE selections of State
md County candidates than q mar who
Is again candidate for public office
All indications now are that Congress
Ne IN session until fall. My duties,
will therefore, ill be here and. conse-
luently | shall not he able To make q
,ersonal appeal Z" each voter. and take
his means Q" ask ihs people of my dis
rict To give me their support for q re-
domination.
shall Ia the future. a. i'm the past,
tote to protect the interest of the people
4 my district
IL can IN any way serve any resident
Il the district, shall he glad to have
llm command me.
Respectfully.
EDWARD COOPER.
Sl2 House Office Building,
Washington, ID. C., March ID, 1916.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-04-07

To the Repu licsn Voters of Browns
Greek District:
j hereby announce myself q ransiidate
Tor the Office Of the Justice Of the Peace
OF the Browns Creek District, subject To
the action Of the X .pu Slican Primary 70
be held June q. ISlG
Ny past record in my official duties for
the past twenty years 10 an open book
and ! submit IL to you1n good faith upon
which ySu may Judge A. to my fitness
and qualification. Promising IN do my
dnty ~ I see il. il nominated and elected,
l sincerely soli,t your support for this
office.
Respectfully.
SAMUEL ORDER.
Kimball, w. Va.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-04-07

! take this method of announcing TO
the RepublIcan voters Of Northfork Dis
trict that ] am q candidate for The nom-
nation for the Justice OF the Peace TO he
voted for at the Primary election To be
held on June q, 1916 / am now enter
ing upon the closing year of my second
term as Justice of the Peace OF North
FORK District During the entire time
nave done my best To measure ont even
handed Justice TO all, To serve all the peo-
pie honestly and faithfully and 10 in ev-
cry way measure up TO the responsible
Ities of the position. How we'll have
Suoceeded, you the rood, true and loyal
republican voters are the judges and |
checrfuliy submit my claim TO further
honor to you in the firm belief thatwhat
ever your verdict, il will he right and
Just ] most arnestly solicit your sup
port and y'nrvote and assure You that il
nominated and elected will strive to
merit your confidence.
Very sincerely,
WILLIAM VI. HOWARD.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-04-07
COOPER
By MARY WALDEN.

nj MAkl WALDEN.
Mr. wsg-tafr is somewhat better at
this writing.
Tuesday evening. Misses Ruth and
Mary Walden and Fannie Adams went
to Bluefield and returned Wednesday,
Merdames Fannie Adams and Belle
smith were the guest of Mrs. Walden
Wednesday
\ number OF our people sttended
preaching at Bramwell Monday night
Miss Mary Lee Adams att .nded the
sunday School Union at wiIcoe Thurs
lay and Friday of last week.
Mrs Edwards Was in town Saturday.
Sunday morning there was q tine sun
lay school. At II: 20, the pastor filed
The pulpit and preached an excellent srr-
mon from John Asa.
AT $50 y. m, the Missionary Society
met and the following program Was rem
dered:
Solo, Fsnnie.Adsms
Solo. Mary Walden
Paper, Fannie Adams
Recitation. Mrs. Anna Atkins
Misses Mamie and Mary Brandon
we're entertained by guest from Simmons
and Coaldsle.
Mesdsmes Anna Atkins and Monteria
Webster were the gne-t Of Mr.. Walden.
Mrs Lettie Heath aud Miss Msrsri
Holly left sunday morning for their
home in TszeweIl.
Mrs. Blanche Webb. II y. rihfcrk
Wa visiting her mother here sunday.
The pastor filed hi- I.ulpit sunday
night and prezcis,i an al, sermon fr,tn
Act Is. subject. A witness for Christ -
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-04-07

To The Republican Voters Of Brown.
District:
j have served the people, in Browns
Ureek District. Ire past three eyesrs q
Justice OF the Peace and have endesvor-
ed st al times n discharge the duties Of
The ONCE without fear, favor ~ sfFertion
fee' that the experienre I acquired
curing mis- tine has dtsed me for . -
ono serm and therefore beg N ANNOUNCES
ms candidacy Tor the nomination q the
ocm,ne Sune primary Your suppors
Wa. ". Va
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-04-07
NEGROES OPEN BIG HOSPITAL.

Atlanta, Ga, April The Morris
Brown University hospital. maintained
by coiored doctors for service to colored
people Of Atlanta and the south. ws-
opened TO the public today. The Fair
Haven hospital, which was maintained
By co'orrd doctors, has merged with the
usivessisy isssisnsion, add . big building
~ - ssissd - sseoomo<,ssr hssarp<is
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-04-07
Pocahontas,
EY VI q WOOns

ID VI r. NODID~
On last Friday night. SIX girIs from the
kikhorn graded school gave play here In
the public school building for tho benefit
VI the Civic League The girls we're &C
companiei ~ Misses Garter. Novlin.
Willism-. and Mr. Johnson. They left
for the-r homes saturday morning. We
hope o. have them with w again.
Rev. Adams - in Tenne--ee helping
in . revival
Mesdsmes White and Johnson are
Prscticing the children for Faster.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. y. and 4. A..
Wood. Mr.. Sandy Woods and Mrs
Russell Johnson we're called TO Graham
sunday on the sccoupt Of the death Of
their nephew.
Masters Johnnie and Msceo Johnson
were visitors 70 the Bluefeld CoIored
Institute sunday.
Mr.. samuel Venerable vas cut very
badly Saturday night.
Born 70 NJ. and Mn. Samuel John
- - boy- Mosh-r and bsby sw
- -.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-04-07

l hereby announce myself q candidate
for the Republican nomination for Justice.
of the Peace in the Browns Greek DIE
tr'ct. subject to the will of the people ct
the primary To be held June q, 1916.
solicit your vote, assuring all of my sin
cere appreciation and IL nominated and
elected l will serve al with justice, fair
nrss and impartiality, ct all times recoe-
niz'pg the fact that il is better 10 lean
toward mercy than cruelty.
Respectfully,
r. +. MORGAN,
Davy, w. Va.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-04-07

All the "bootleggers.' ''quack
doctors, root peddlers, con ju-
rors and shake rag politicians
are boosting the nomination of
Mr.. Lilly Everybody is asking.
what does it mean: Some say
this class Of fellows think and
have been promised to be pro
tccted in their viIany if they sup
port Lily and his fellows. But
we can't believe it is true surely.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-04-07
Successful Entertain
ment at Ashland

A verysocce-sful Neck Tie and Apron
Entertainment vss gwen ny Ashland
Pubic Schools Tea days sg,. Refresh
ment- were solicited from the patrons
and they responded hsersIIy. The
amount Of % IS w~- raised. which 49,
used 70 purchase a sewing mschine and
-orne games for the children.
Among the distinguished oct II town
gue-ts we're Mr.. Jack JsyIor, Il Indian
k'dee, Mis- witber, Of MeDo~elI. Pn.f.
J. W Robinson, Of KnmbsII. Editor W.
n. brewery, Of Northfork. and Rev. J
W. Crockett.
STELLA VI. CHANNEL, Prin.
ARIE l. CARTER, Assistant.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-04-07
For Assessor.

To the Republican Voters Of Mcdowell
County:
] am candidate for the Republican
nomination for Assessor 81 McDowell
county. subject % the primary - be held
June 9Th. 1916 ! solicit the active . n
Iort Of every Republican voter in the
county.
II nominated and elected shall earn
ssty endeevOr % SO that fair and
equitable s-sess ent 81 all property is
made and shall accord impartial and
courteous treatment 70 all
Very truly yours,
W. q. COOK.
WEIGH, W. Va, March is, 1915.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-04-07

To the Voters OF McDovell County:
hereby announce myself a RsDubli
can candidate fpr sheriff Of Mcdowell
county. subject To the primary To- IL held
June .. 1910. ] respectfully solicit your
support IL nominated and -eiecte.I.
equsi nights Guaranteed 20 all
Respectfully,
; A. DANIEL.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-04-07

i hereby announce myself . candidate
for the Republican nomination for Ju.tice
Of the Peace in the Northfork District
subject % the will OF the people ct the
primary to b. held June ., 1916. I so
licIt your vote assuring oil % my sincere
appreciation and II nomip xted and elect
81 ] will serve all with justice, fairness
and iFnpsrtislity, st ali tines recognizing
the fact that IL V better 60 lean toward
mercy than cruelty.
Respectfully,
>. q. SrKwAKr.
Nortbfork. W. Va.
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CONTINUED from Page One
Hite believes that business should he
permitted To thrive and that adverse or
disturbing legislation should be avoided.
Tie - in close personal touch with large
timberiDg interests, and he also has Ier-
sonsl interests in mining. another great
industry upon which the prosperity Of
the country depends. In addition To this
Mr.. fIite 10 Interested in ~ss<ping, and
has been an influential supporter II good
r'sds and agricultural extension work.
IL - his theory that prosperity IL for all.
anil that prosperity o. he genuine and
permanent must apply n al industries
and all classes Of people. There 10 grow
ing conviction in this country that the
hu-ine-- element has b-en sacrificed To-
the political element in the selection Of
legislative representatives The corntry
never has NEEDED clear heasled bu~ine--
men 10 look after it, aHeir- - u will
need them At the close Of tie European
var
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-04-07
PRIMARY CALENDAR.

April : -Begistrar- begin work.
May and Registrars sit in their
precincts To- complete registration.
May "-POll clerks AMI commissioners
named by county committee subject t.
approval OF county court
May % Primary ballot commissioners
prepare sample ballot from certificates
cent 10 county clerk 10y secretary of state
May 2;-Call for primary ISSUED.
June 2-Ballots delivered Ia rf~.,act.
10y county clerk.
June 6--Primary election.
June "-County court sits A. can
vsssing board
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-04-07

Oorunueu rom paRe I.
our citizens abroad and our commerce on
the high $50.
We have had very delicate questions
10 decide ever since the outbreak Of war.
A mistake one way or the other, might
either plunge Ne into war with one or
more Of The bsliieerenu. or compel ne 70
srssovie<iee our veaknes and submit
- - k.ni,iu1inn.
- uu1nm donu1fsn hD ehallsnGpd
= - - - - - hsuis.isv.
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FOR BOARD OF EDUCATION

! hereby announce myself . candidate
Tor me Republican nomination for mem
osr OF Board OF Educstie n for the Norto-
iork District, subject 10 the primarv n
tie Leld June 81 1916. I sol,cis the sup-
port OF the voters OF the above dissrics on
the merifs ct my peat record with he
promies, nominsted and eIecssd. 10
isithi.iiy dischsrre the duties OF the Of
nee 20 the bess Of my ability.
Respectfully,
, w. CROCKETT.
Northfork, W. Va.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-04-07

! hereby announce my~lf osndsdss.
for the Republican nomipesSc, =, O..
missioner on the Board Of Edu6usa ~
fAkhorn District. subjecs 20 TIE wiD,-
" De beld June 8, 1916. m nourrn,S
end elected, viii dischsrrs - -.
OF TIC Office 20 the be-t OF my sbfsev -
strive n promote the educational 49,
OF my distr'c. Your support viii b, a.
preciated.
THOMAS CURRY.
blkhorn, W. Va
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-04-07

] hereby announce myself ss q Repub-
lean candidate for Justice of the Peace
Of Northfork District and solicit the sup
port of my friends at the primaries Iuns
9Th, 1916. and II nominated and elected
VIII transact my official duties in the fu-
ture A. have been dong nm the past.
Respectfully Jour-,
p. @. Peters.
Northfork, W. Va. Feb. IG, 1916.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-04-07

! shall see that fals and equitable a~sess-
mel Il "f all property are ma 10 n th-.
Just md courteous G. estrn~nt Will I've b :
cor,ied ALL
Soliciting your support, Il am,
Respectfully.
WILLIAM J. HATFIELD,
WEIGH. w. Va, March -. 1916
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-04-07

hereby announce myself q candidate
Tor the Republican nomination for Sher-
ih OF Mcdowell County. subject 70 the
primary % be held June q, 1916 I solicit
your support assuring you that IL nomi-
mated and elected ! viii administer the
Affairs II the Office with fairness and i'm
partiality.
g. r. HARTMAN.
keystone, W. Va, March -. 1918.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-04-07

The Jail Robber. 4" ore of Lil-
lys supporters. came very ps.r
oresktng his neck when b tell
o. the ssaGs bscssssos Ne sriehs
eenssd ~ ths gssas - q
RooonDou ruu4eu
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-04-07

To the Republican voters or the North.
fork District:
hereby submit my candidacy for the
nomination for Justice Of the Peace ri
The Northfork District. subject In the
primary - be held June y, 1916.
promise. " l am promise favored. with
the nominstion and election, that On All
M MI thu Office 10 the be-t OF my ability
and belief.
O. W. DOSNALLY.
Mcdowell. W Va
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-04-07
Hill For Committeeman

In this issue OF the Times announcement OF
Ed ward Hill Business Mgr papsr for Repu bican
central mttee of Browns Creek district Mr. Hill
ia not only we'll known in the district throughout the
and aud will excellent an her of the
CON n'ttee De Is tn 'ughly sd I'd for the pDstion
life long ~ active i'm b.h,f NJ tho
party since he IL years of age.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-04-07

L hereby announce myse'f . candidsss
Tor the Republican nomination for con-
stable OF Browns Greek District, suhjecs
70 the primary TO be held June q, 1916
! have held the position for IL years and
during that time have done my best %
render efficient service. l solicit your
support
HENRY RICHARDS,
kimball, w. Va.