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W An indepeml.nt Weekly Nompajxr
(].e fc;? ? t^voiid ?6 th. Mortt. Religtou, Mw
ij:o :,'^(itii?nt3tl"lOei?tlopm'ent of Humanity.
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iuw.r,}i t,\ jpay fc&'tfi advertisements ia due In
:;ol *i advance utiles* advertising is, run--by
i^>.v -4. sn; ? yearly contract, in which case the ad-/
//,?. ^erfta*^ 'JpAjs *6very tlirce nccnths.,
ur.n.];;uv ;o Advertising 1: inch'onetime ?6c.
-jo: ::X standing V.. i .'v.u ... 50c
Oifo- Reduced Ratefs to Clubs. - w
Aiiu:rj.vwi;- send for Sample Copies. < ?, .1
unbred in PtBt Office at tyartijxs
vjw v, ;.'ba^;W. Vat;; as Secomi Class Matter.
yr: ?, j. it^Cilfford, Editor.:and.ProprietoP<
if (! Drawer. 888;.-; -and . Bell /'Phone-1COK.
/twcour M&rtlnsbnrg,. W. .Va.<?r,
c;;,-jo'o*.? ;>?j jj"i" : j ?... - , ,. 1 j- ?
W SATD HD A. Y, *y M A IM3 U r ?. 1914
o/ax?!^ :c :,;
RftTHqa {iT7JJ5"ju:r(( ;xj m-ii? o; "f/;ou;o"j iTi/x.*
.. y..\; ,r tA pqUticalJ,par.ty.me*.fool_piart of the
people .ail the time, but no , pbriti6?i
ukOtMHixK .r; .->?&?.for :o ???v
party can fool all the poopie all the
cotrcw *ro*anffjor ;?;? rjiu ;
time?AbrahaiA Lincoln.
,v. ;sr;o 1.1,? i;<rr t,u; mil ? ?< ??? -/ :lt
yn{v JJon.-^^arrj*^ ?.. ^Smith's picture
in the Cincinnati Union, may nor suit;
\fS't itA<) "i. ?. JO *:cj > tj? ,
him but, "howsumever honey ,don i
i:tif;* :<;/a ' "<?*' " ?'iV ff" v i- .1"
mind the two protruding teeth, for they
A?~ showiyou are not a toothless lion,t .but,
*:r:!!'r '"f a-,l)if4V,t' arid a."ifighter. t'*'' ?
HWM' I'Jit-LU'ii, ?JiJ <.'??<;' v '
trr. ^3tor'jKu'00elT declares'he bfclievcp in
' '-'opn'fiegY^gni'frig Negroesi." It does'not sur
f;oLi' rr^pK$B? o?,/fWi'a-;man,,w lib 'tried'" to eel I
cfr:."4'.;.:,wheat at^60 pdr' bUfihet on * the theory
v./ '^?'thafc.u'had been divinely bleesed.fibould
long ago-been-segregHtod by the entire
r*;: o:, forltJ/from.preachioK. oupli-charactera
-..r. .. w.ould.eive ..their ,.phriveled aouls- for
' ? ?; ' .* * " v - ? '' ? ' * ?
em b plaudits. . y;
:: ;c,u;i>Mariinfcblirg'*b&sttiore pestlferoua and
?-.:rr;<?q 'T'ooirferoufl'loafera in it than any other
porrqa* torwis i# -Weat.Virginia. :Wby not arrest
i;o; :>:r*.bopa^ vagr ant^v.as .Wasbwgtojo,
x,,-.^-h(4qn?;and make themwork on the
VUii?rfO&UX fftr,tl)o...corporation, and pay'
Xbiro (jpcqA^wageg, and'give the money
tqCbeir parents iojr whQm they will hot
;>?C v:ia.'5:/v ? mm;j oiTfT:.
work?
pouq:,v /a;j,1 Y.i " ,
);0 b:.oli,Tbe Pioneer ? Pnefce dot! ' t 1 it that
Ijir^bo:? wkycu<Thre, Progreasives freab f 10m the
sfiV :."J5?D|?X4>f ju^oalUy by. <tbc . bosses, . coa
-,^,:lvJe8cedj^ill^4he,^p.Qe fa moo a -Old I Pa^ty
_ .,,, ifiXbe 4ail-p?J^l^y,?nd, saved the State
by elec^ng^qyL9r^ar.-Hatfie!d, would it
not be proper now for them to pa? us
^'? j ^act by 'joiiiing with ua? As it is, it' is
':S ^'tfr^^tf'waggifyg tlie bog. Ijfet us k^ep
*??;<??? Sn1 mfrid' ^e'sVct'mon'k, aii'd tbe'two bid
/AO'tf,' Tfeom^-^Peggy'at d-Nancy.
u.}M/~ ./.?gJ ;',L.-'r.""';*^''Jm.'~ rr?
? a pirn l P/^dent VV iJsan, aq .far- as , Mexico
j #l/ is. po$ periled, 19 between tUfc hawk.and
...,J ?PP,?*ed, Huerta
because he bad an Iialiaq .hand in the
death of Madero. If he saw it in that
tru< "way an& fret ie ved1 it was wrong "be had
v'h " ' a'tigfht~fcb 06bdem tt iaim." On the: name
' ? :',Lj H toeb f'fa irrik,~shouId not 4i is detest ??
tj" * 'tfdnPto ^Vfll&^the bandit arid bold blood
t;uo:r eftmUfdererof MK IBentoU-'be stronger
oSoV'thap'bift dislffcea f6r;BnerVaV ?
ir<:>:i?XoO'? *t - ..? t ' :,
.President Wilsp.ps. stand,.on war,
With Mexico is sane and sound, and
:rciii'.r. :ruttu*v#<j cv u<* 'r,t
'meets the respcet of every coolbeaded
a ?>?>-? -!th^n1^ing;',-Anrtfican.?' Sihcfe you ha^e
:<?'<?+*>' plWt^ff'yoiiVseff ok't^ h^h tabie-land
oA0^AoPrn^ht//dn:;wkr, Oodf'tiefp ybu'to ttike
a<->51''tLt'-firm 'on every cOnstKutibrial
f-v.-^.txjghtfgtfartUtWd to tlfe' Ame'i'ican^'Negi'o
awjionvy when-God'holds /on-^dtbuntable
y/,'.;C9r of' office in -justice to . tlJem
i>iOHe will include them.
47/y> UJ */>' ? > J J.')
We can't understand wb^ t^ere was
1 "bucB 4 iiubbiib about going to church on
"Stiifday/Faijruiry ^2, ivben on Monday
"eriiloons cdrihntied arid ad'niited'
MGif'afJ ^nefalfy regardfie^s of coiBi' ivfto had
foV'tftTBir' 4rinr6f< and
;>nt iiavery'on# (of.tb? cdbvibg txioti/fe shoWff
< o:;:>>tt?X,c?Fpt'ibe Ofawford-bae Whiob al?
r.cf?j ,lowinn9i]6-^jiaicrqwf8 or allows- no col^
.(?? jfjred.p?*8on-in tbemv; W by don't the
y J0^4u^cj^ea ^ondem.q H2 Are tiiey -efrajd
Joking .panp^ea, and ten cent pieces?
?^y;i.rgut Wowy.pf all., itytyxpfo fiU galleries
of all the jtmprow place.B,
X.;,' 'O'A VtJtl ' ?'.?' ? T*' ". </f , v
In a mjld cqatroyersy w)tp a)) judged
' ' Soutiie'i'n ohriBtiari, he said: ;"The Rov'o
'lufrofirtiry -W-isCr "iltbod fof liberty, tiie
civil war fof pwaMy, and the SpattiBh
American war tor humanitj,'' To <dti*
milt <fcyr~ foeWt we aeked hi^:
itdPPa/y ajlP tdLwioti, aa applied to
the Negro stand for?" His reply Was!
4%to kseg bim|n hia ^lacet." . Yp. , ?? ?'
with auoh reHoion, for time makes up
wrinkles inTiw belief and principles^
D6Wh4 Aii?-fW?^wdrM*ijoWlWt Vhen
. _ ^C^rist jB^id^u^q otber?.-"-i?^ meant to
? \ m >m\:? - , :i L
V.: r. J y j, . *? } e ' . r/- ? " ' . :
WW^ fi M i ? SI ?Ws'l 1 I tJ cm < V
include the animal kingdom m* w l? ?.s
mankind? Our defetw cu^* us >uu
live^w^ouy <*ceut*PM;VM. the oau?t? of
ou^alleged crime youi history.
I ?; I.M it* be u*<tt*r<?i-?od" henceforth and
I forever, tb<*ft?.frh?v?Miuir of this paper it*
unalterably opposed to going hack to
Itj^e olU dead parly.jthat called the Ne
groes brother* on Uu\ battlefields and
nigger after.Lbe The rascal - who
turned ihem over tu the master claus
I when biting their l?pn in anger because
of their defeat, ignoring the fundamen
tal amendment* to ihe constitution, put
there b.t men like Lincoln, Sumner,
Grant and others,< and have used us
qnly as mudsilU to- atep into positions
Go bauk to tl e fellows who ride the
i lowest. b I mc U*js i scamps in buggies, autos
&c., tp tbt;.polls on election days, and
refuae the refiut d cl sh from decent
|jl f] 'J : if ?'. ' " . r,
cars, restaurants, moving picture shows,
&C.' No Clifford is a Progressive, and
"by God'a help will die one in politics
?rid- t'^figltfn. .
v ? I I 1
\r, Tiiees* enters who clie n t
edlyjn th^ ??fforj; to telrase llje legisla
tive liribrt takers fiotu our s'ale prison."
ft does so from.the fact Hint that busi
ness* 11 s br'en gluing oo tor years by the
' ivihg ^r'tl't-i e dead (June on,.so loin!"
perhaps, that it had morfe to do with
'th'# 5i in hit I o is dt vorhe to go iheie fo net
^he'pufi-'e llushMl, iet urn home, buy
autrs. build lh e h'< me> &c , than it did
;*for the honor and 'go- d of" our state.
.Aud a?ain it does mi. htcnmc it is
w,rO;tkg?iudetd a ennn?to disfranchise
and,.imprison voi^rs >:.for ' selling iheir
, votQ% and let the,.huyeis of ihem go
free. rhey.<Me len time's worse than
their poor, ignorant dujes The same
is true in this case _ Unci there la en
ho shrewd ducks to olTi r bribes, there
'would have been no ones to take
them. In' 'God's t ame ahd for the
sake of justice, let our couits learn, to
be as ntarly Godly in their dealings
.with mat-kind us" prtssible. We beg
every;onerot our ? fcubieivbers ? to not
(only aign petitions, but write letters
j to.the .Governor, to pardon them.
' : Afuaid Of Their Own.
Parents who give birlh to children,
nil rati and labor tor their developttie'rit,
arid kick" up "old Ilauy1' if decency,
detri&nds good conduct, are often the
ones who toll, accumulate, live and die
with all.their brjHinedS in "the white
man's ?hancU~" Some of them have
done their best to give their children a
smattering of the kind of education, we
only get^because we are not" lighter in
color* and the parents not being ab e to
<readi believe the children know it, all,
hut trust them, with tJiwirbus.i^-ss.i hey
won't... What.a pityl. y,./f
- We.have known some. [u this city,
apd many in olhe.is, \vbi>srt who'e be
longk)j>s have, b</fcu.,g obb: t?d Vrl> bi sharp
wti'itT tplks. . Take your ow.u vour
Confidence, tell them all abput 'Jour
Affairs, ai.d more :h;;.n unbu.eiv. thev
, i ? "
will help yoU {<ave your pio^er.ty, aini
get it clear of' debt and be ab o t o keef>
'ffe ou't'df court after' your tlf'atli. Put
your;trliSt iu the bulk of' the white
men'# hands and t he following vulgar
poetry.of their make u?> will* always
end.il: , ? . :?
[--Aught.'for aught, figure for figure, ? . ,
; All for the white'man, ? norie for the
nigger."
Whose Projjlem Is. 1/jV
The thing has gone on so tar. tilj
Theodore Roosevelt has fallen in line
down in Brazil, ag/eeing that the very
people Who have done moie for Arnejrica
in CleiritiK its forest*. tilling iia toil,
building its homes, raifin^ its stock?
cdri'Ug for its white children, and mak
ing thfrfi wealthy and educating t'netn,
during.the past three hundred t ears,
has made the. problem of whffch we hear
so much. Added to-our fa<>ts asstated
above,jo^eyery win, it can b" prcven,
the Negroes have been )>eroo<. and did
ooore for this country V fiord om, and
union than any otlnjr class of pe^>p'e.
In face of these fjicts, why. should
their living here constitute a problem?
Is it not abeolutely trrfr. that dominie-"
Jing ignorance Is earth's foulest crime
and curse? The admission of the fore
going, is all 'the argument necessary to
prove th?t intelligence. KOveri cd by the
gospel of the son of'-'Otrd, wipf*w out all
such problems,fo r it teaches tlx; brother
hood ojf man.and *he Fatherhood Of (Jo 1
^f the ignorance, and.immorality, of H e
mass of the Negroes are the c.nof fhr>
? ?. . i * * " i *
"problem(V)' who is.jteipoxwj/b ? ?*)< itV
Head the laws of America,, and.i:; re
ally of the South, and for two bund* d
year* it a crirne'by law to tof.ch h
NegrO toread, or btf found with a book.
f^For mote than 20U years men, women
Jmd Children wer* adv-e'rtiaod, rfnd 'sold
:ron par with bdastf/ahd htfddled togeth
er in hwts like hogs; ' Addled to all of
^rtbifl, th?ir ownera and their sons took
T#c u'-'/juii :,s*ovt ?'*< ?/?
rf?1. \ . ? . ?"?J 1
a * variant* of tlvQjc women. ami the
result ?? Jtnerica hut? iuott? itoioioitun,
quad ioyne..wul.at wUiu>('/) and half
white ptfopio lix-iu aitjr.couuuy on the
l^looe?and all ihe ttho\e the work of the
. .f , . ? ????_. .. .
wl-.ite man.
Now to l>>* frank mid truthful, whrne
"problem" It* itV It\? the white rami'*
problem find our prophecy fi>r it, O d
had decreed >ou ahull fettle it and *etile
it ri^ht. Henrv WmUimhoii of the Loi??
ville Ccurn r Journal avid recentlv: *1
want ru>. "tore foe my chddirn ?!>..n I
am willing to fcive. to m v colored hrom
erV child,*' and th it will aolve \our
prob era ? nothing else will.
TF1E EPISCOPACY AND TIIK
COIiOKEt) MKM HKIMlir IN
THE M Iv CP.l'KCH.
Mr. Editor:?Sometime .t^.? 'here ?<l
peaied iu I he Cimti ian he,ublic. " ^ e
must cliTe'fbr the \Vh?:c> and Iliad *
TV h at the NegtO peOp'e nr?d is itol a c<>,
ored Bishop. Phe N'd'.ifn ffeop'e ropnu
a lJj#>Jjop.V&,c?ircv whether be* W hite ???
I'.Jacl^ Hie annual v,.st?>t? .1 ? i>!?? j? up
No'th to tie Qj,A ,.p>nf,.?eiice, and
huny on t.> anoi'.ri secjj(>V M<'1 fi
nish the supeivis'on tequiird Wc t'.o n <
nccil the Negroes in our church so nine'.
a*> ' e ' o. f'ofv I't-i' * l i he in 'Mir chinch
If the Negroes, chooie to ,;ci oui of the
chmch and organize one grout Methodic
Church thafis "their privilege "
The above editorial concedes the une
qual su pervision by the bishop-, over the
nien'ibe, ship... I I claim* that cohued
Hishoj i,.m' not a necessity in been ring an
eq ual Mipe-i vision over all the members,
and. owing t.J'them rot being so much
ne tiled in the church, and then owing to
their 'grievance about thin unequal super
vision i>y the Bishops, tliey are invited
out of tlie church.
Vre concede this unequal supeivision
by the Jiishops tn spite of each member
paying the same assessment for their sit|>
pCTt. A like unequal supervision (nee
existed among tjie P. li's aud Pastors,but
was remedied by extending these offices
to colored members without lowering
the cJit:ifi ty of said offices, and ev< n i(
said extensibn did, which is the gie.ilei
evil tke wionging of a people pi the
lowering of ^n office?. . jf au -organi/a
lion knows that a part of its membcis
are not getting equal treatment, its duly
is to give tbem equal treatment ratio r
than invite them out, A blue); Bishop
ran not be made out of u while one any
more than in the past a brack P. E, and
Pastor could be made out of white
P, E's and while astors. black Hish
ops arc the only solution of this unequal
supervision of membership in the church,
w^iich is ia line with the practical life
of the church ? n her grow'h, The
church con succeed only by adjusting
herstlf to her membership. White men
cannot fill black mfen's p'aces amori?
l?:nck people Everything was ninde f<j?
man, and not man for everything e.se.
Please p ive us black bishops,
Sjiyewer . Norvr.?4*! Bilti'nort., !\ld,
DRLINQUIvNT land- rioLD
List of Real Estate Hold in the County
of IWkeley. jn the tfcfrnih of Jan. 1914
for the non payment of taxes eharged
thieieon for the year 1911,and purchased
by individuals:
Aiidkn District?P. W. J.eiter, Lot
20; Purchaser, Kalzt and Miller. Amt.
95. ' ' ?'
GfiR'AimsTOWiN District?Albert Pine
arid J. L. fcutler, 105 ?. Green $pr. Mt
Purchaser. Katz and Miller. Amt $2.16,
Hk;;ge&yillk District? E. Cr Hrn
nhaw. f>>} a. N Mountain.. Purchaser
K.atz and Mil it r -Ann 09 - I. ii Li v
ih 12? a. ]> & O R Ii. Purchaser, G
E. Speights. Amt. Si/53.?F-. (J. I,avne>
28 a. 1 larpfj*s Ridge- PurchsFer, Kntz
ond Miller. AnU 31-32.
Mii.l Crkfk District?Lewis Green
Lot 22 Jnwoid. Puichaeer, E. I), (jard
r cr. A nit .87
Martinsiu kg District?Susie H pitz
Lot. ruirhaser. George W. iiuxton
Atnt. 87 ?A'-na M. Miller Swarfz Mifl
Lot. purchaser E D. Gardner., A nit.
?5 (>4?Edith L Moore .Urs. Lot. Pur?
closer. Ii S. Miller, Atntsl 'JG ? Dan'l
Hutton, N Queen St. Purchaser, R S.
Miller. Amt 82.13.
Ol'/fQi ON District?J. P. Copenbaver.
Lot ] ond 2, Plk. 3, Morrow's Adn,
Purchaser. W. C. Morgan. Amt. $1.04?
Jf-bn F.i-rin. Lot 49 Ii. and L. Adn.
? 1'u oh h r. Kotz and Miller. Amt. .81?
,C. 1% Roth well, Lot 127, Ii. L. Kettring.
{?Purchaser. Kaiz and Miller. Amt 85 ?
! Ji>bri button. 1/it Tab Ct pb Road. Pur
fcha?er. C'lia", Heard. A TO t $4.23.
The owner < f any real e*tnt? above
fle-crfbrd and sold, bis heirs, or assigns
j or aov pfMSon having a right to charge
wuch real ?? tata for a debt, may redeem
the ?ame by paying, to ,the . purchafi<r
his heiis or assigns, wivhin one year
fiom the sab* thereof, the amount speo^
ifiod as above, and such additional taxee
*-?' 'u ? . .1-1
4cm
AN APPEAL 10 THE
^j|'i
?* \ - V " ?
itiU
lv)i help whin- eoilov'.. illmaterials
lii?' iho :u.io..al ? *;hiL)ition of
t'?> ^>00! 11 ,r.?iry iitai Ot a pit ic A i i j
Le p~ij, Majt-Oc.-1 jcr. iO'.-*.
I'll ftCC : O.llt ui iilO OClt'L'TiU Oil Hi
ilio laOiit A:;t.i eiv.ury . l uii* uoyal
n: demy t\,r tiu> 11r?ii?li?o Arts and
lile Hook iudm iry Le lie:
many; there >..il bo a gr at inhibi
tion mado up and organised to show
. !io Ciraphic pi ?>di'.c'. s o'.' a! people.
is ami nai-on:1 I'r^m the oariiosi
l:::v.. up to ih-^so days. The plan
>. ils*" ? :i:iL>ivit'll shows ihi* following
J 6 group 1 Liiaphic^An*; ii. Ap
piivd (.iiaphivs ami I'omU making. li
iusf rai in?;; 11 i. inst. uetton. lOduca
lion, Schools; i\'. I i>; ? r .Uanufm
mnng; V. Stationery ami Writing
Materials; VI. Colors, Ijitiuwraphio.;
and Copper-plates; Vii. i'hotograph> ;
\*i 11. Uoproduction; IX. Streolypy,
Kloetroiypy; X. Printing Processes;
XI. Bookbinding; XII. ?*i*I?'i- hint;,
hook-lrado; XIII. Newspapers, Ad
vertising, Canvassing, Periodicals;
XIV. Libraries; XV. Maehim ry,
XVI. Measures for tlio Protection
and Welfare of tho Workers. etc.
These groups have boon subdivid
ed into about. Go clashes. Kach
group is to bo introduced by a his
torical and a technical instructive dc
partment. The dovolopni nit and tin
position in the history of civil /.a
tipn of the various branches <>r Un
hook industry will be cleaily dein
onstrated, models and apparatus fo:
demonstrating purposes and the <\n
ematographic art will be shown. Th
publications of booksellers omi
iiiuslc publishers will be brought <1
rectly to the not:,,e of I he pub'i.
through the medium of libraries anr
reading rooms, through lecture:
public readings, recitations ami con
cert trecitals. Anything in our mind
will bo under the banner of in.
"black art." Many learned societie:
and associations connected with tin
book industry will have their coi.
presses and meet at the e::hibit ioi
gi Hind.
When I rerd the nc-wr. I naked my
celf if it would be possible to show
at the exhibition r.r. nc exhibits o
the negro pecpie in America, it
whose matters I am especially inter
estcd. So I eomc ?o all wl}liiif~--rr'
!:e!p mo fn uly undcrtak ng, to
for their cooperation while <o!M ::i
ing exhibition matters.
Any printings, writings, photos
pictures out of the slavery linn; un
til this day will he welcome.
Pupils and students, lessons,
school plans and pictures, photos of
professors, teachers, students and
buildings, whole rnod'ls of publish
ing houses, Schools, Colleges and
Universities will be heartily accept
ed. Likewise drawings of scholars
and students.
Authors or publishing houses
-should send of all books and pam
phlets and writing they have pub
tished^one or better two copies with,
order blanks that every exhibifon
visitor may have the opportunity of
/
ordering the exhibits through my
self.
Lodges, banks, societies and oth
er organizations should contribute
some amount to cover the cost of
certain matters to be bought while
not on the market.
Editors sli.ou'rt send, the best they
have, if ^possible a model of the
whole business pian.
Here is an opportunity for the
Colored people of America and for
those who have devoted their lives
to the culture-work among the color
ed people,' to demonstrate what .they
have done Already and what they
could do in the future. Another im
portant feature while collecting ex
? ~~
thereon aa may-Have been paid *>y the
purchaser. hin heir? r?r HPflign* with
Intereeton paid purcbene monor and
t*X6fl a? the rate of twelve per centum
per annum, from the time the ean^e may
have been paid.
t , ?. X
Giv^n tmd?r my hand trvH 2nd. day
of Feb IU14
^ t, H, tABLER, Sheriff,
.. M l' V,
-J
Mhition materials is that all
have Kreut value for the futur>,
;ho groat Museum-library of Lc;j>:
\\i!l participate in the exhibits wlf
lite lair is ovw.
vovj w.ll h.Tve no expenses^to p
for the c>:h h.tion of what you sci
i will cars to* that. Liiit whotev
yo'i send write yuf name upo^ i _ }
Pleats do what you can in t
?Uiticr Write ; h ml your help
: ? >'?: \ .is possible .'ill sen il your ? *
liliil:; old or new, good and bad
to
PASTOR PAUL O. 111*3NTSCH.
(Juiuiorferstr 1. 1. Leipzig i
(jcrmany.
? Other n< p:rc papers are asked
ernt the foregoing lines of fastis
llentsch i?\ their respective coliiim
tii k >:nt roi: ;
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tl:iv iti ?? i ? \ t ? ? .*? t ? ?? im?? v\i 111 ho j,
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want" a ?/nncs 'i.,a-(,ke?*p?,i
Full partlenlar- ohta nut I y :ipplyh>,
at Press oliiee
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I' l'.\ 1 > 1- Us AM I'M'St'AL
1! K< nil |i
A very iimr m ?' i-ji' inn .aIoncr en
tirely n"w 1 t.'M. >< ' i- Xni t it A m?*ri
can h " 11 i ?a ??? y ? ?' 1'. ? Yen- in Pie-: '
tures," a i i o < 11 a. ? ? \ r^wi'h arils i<!|,
nh<)' ?>.?r i'i ??? i e; > > i <ie' himh alI 't he bilra
veil'** '>? 11II.*> 'It*1 ?'<iii](U le t ? eati'(
suec >-? ?!' u I. in sii ?'i ;i w iv, The boo'* 'V
liU i :i * n '? ? ti i covetH.cnsis 'Ja rent1*
an<l -s :i ? ;i?' 111 u' i in11 < 1 ? r nf i lie vear. '.j
Nearly a'ah I'im-Iv printed linlftoneA^
? l" ill '<!?? use n* in i!:C story of'|
''ic y -?r Tii" even's ho treated will
stir prise th ? hnsy ma*', wl o would fint;
himself ntuii'p 'd if called upon to nanu-J
a score nil he i^ieal necui i "nceH of tlioi
y> ar. Tin* i*lamm in Ma'tchnr\n, the!
?A'nrld \s v i e.i' u vi nii' .rci ilw< inauiTura .
I?
? inn. l he Mar > - i tii" |; * | suns, t ha corn-tii
pil lion nr 'I i I'avan.a e ?' al. iwtval ad*M
v an ce". i?e < ? i e i j > k ,s uf t' c a'i ' li*"UC
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| 1 e i i > i r lit?<id i ( e L i i I \ i ii'.i?./ (a?le
hr i' im i ..id u :n! ?s <? ? i he'- e veiit^w
I il
ire fni y Mi l : i ;??<?" i"rd arul;^
photo/riphed.
The No1 n A? mm can hn??k is a faith*
fill ho k ol re . M-riee for yonnp and old'
s hdt n s of ( ii t n nt ev< n h. I >, j? Hlir-',
iiiiHiiiv h ijood ? nd "inpi sin ly cheap.
Price, JJ/j <;ei; hy mail, 111 CentB ?X
i a
For the lir-Hlof all kindr. of b'n ts nnd
rthoi h. j/o to (Jlih;lf>y K Thompson, 123
North Qu^on .Street, llnf-look isexcel-.
lent, ant! ih* con t -ie* of hifl clerlis
can't be ( xf-ellf d. Try h rn arid be
0( n ?? inc.ro.
Mo Progress.
J V
I>{f I'OiS. Pa., Maivli -The dele-1
| ^aVes to the ni!iK-rji' convention after
I ".ininimoiiHly elnCtiuK I);i IJoiH as the
next, meeting place odjonrned yeKter
I lay afternoon. The joint scale com
i ;nit?ee met a^ain today, no material
progress having been made in it?
work.
WHAT IS IT?
i
Ten year < 'onihina' ion I'istrib
iitir>11 Certificate of Membership j
as devised by tl;e A morgan
Workmen Fraternal Insurance
Company, of Washington, D,
C., one of the most libera]
strongest and reliable fraterna
institutions in the field. I or
further particulars see
n.B.V. J^RD\\,(iisN A(iE\T, W.R*
R<>< >i 2 K P. Kuit/'lNtt
CHARLESTON, ? W,,VA

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