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COLORED ODD j
FELLOWS PARADE
Hold Great Thanksgiv
ing Service
60V. HATFifLD DELIVERS *
CHEAT SBEECH Tft LODGE
T - ^
The iwnit*r» j inl tr»en«!s «tf tlte (itiul
l*nit*«l Onler of 4 »«i«l r«4l )««, Hou>«»
hoM ot Kuth «ti'l Ji:\en;\> < i Keystone
ami Kckman h«*lt| their Annual Thanks
giving arrvk v»*in the WingiuM ]*apti*t
Church in Kckman, Sunday morning.
The male lIH'IlllrTS of tin* ruler |l*-f»i
bU\l at I»r«l'n Oj era Hon*e Si <::.y »
in. «n<l at loo*rl<ii-k tie •.«•«.! n an li
v» i*»mh*»I r>n Main St.. '.«• 1 by
C .. i • t !'. «n;l, tie |>ron*>!i)n
.nan lml r.p Mn:t M. '<» Kwi'r< »«! Ave..
tbcini1 ti> 1'nrkr an<l rf»i:rrn| l.y tli.
Mlito unite to tl < «ita:tirg j» u.f.^ tin i:>
to the o-Hinty r.<n«l »n«l to Fckni: rr.
Promptly at <1 v. n «*<1 -ck »1 ■ - r\
waa callnl ft onli'r liy Iter. I. K .h hn
son, M. V. !*., who Ktfite I tin* object
tin* meeting mni called upon chaplain
CI arlr* Truly for prayer. Tin* >cript.ire
hnwon wus n ;ul hy lie v. Win. Mann
after which ti»e congregation joined i»
singing ~im«* M- IhP Tie."
A reporter mr tlie Jlcltowell I inio in
formed the Vt;.-t*-r «»f Cfmnonit* that
Governor Hattivd w;ts» at hi* home mix'
4 autrgestcd that h<* !*■ invited to v»Ht d»*
urnicw. Editor Whittle*. I>r. G. N.
Marshall. Mrnw.v I!• »lt ar.d Wallinptoii
werf apftoirftt i! .•» cv»nt*i■ to extern!
the invitnt»<>n to th«- Governor. After
the departure • (ttir Oi iuiiiittwMr. J. II
Crajr-jrett, on*' of the oldest * Kid FVI'm*
in point of membership in thin ar«*tio«i.
deliver**! an al»!r fldn-* «>»i the ".\in »
and objrrt of tb«« O «Vr." Mr*. >1. I,.
Young a if.y int. u tin;: and in
structive •>*! U*!»alf of tlr* llouae
)*old of Kuth. At tl»e pI«»- of Mr*.
Ynnntr'a V^h |1h» voi r of .Mr. Whittico.
«w heard e -aid: "Mr. Matter of Cerv
mooie*, I have tl»e iionor to ::nuiKiBCP
tlx! presence of t!»e Governor of ihe great
»>tate of We* Virginia." Kveryone »tood
ax tit** governor mar<-lied d"*n tie* init
io tl»e ro«tnmi wht-re l»e *as irnet • I by
*on>e of tl»e Ok«I distinguished lon-d
men of i!k' state. KJitor Whittico, in
terms ekxj'ient and forn-fnl introdiie-d
the Kx«cutive who in nuponsi' mad one
oi the m «t eloquent s|* e*he> ever heard
in this state. Hesjokeof his love for
bis (tome, county and state. He d< dar
ed hi* uncompromising porpiwe to *e
that every man get* a sHjinre deal, lie
•poke of thenlation of capital ami lahor
and d« d ired that the »trong, brawny
man who *>M hi.« muacW* ««* placing
r.pon ttie mr.rk^t one oi the higt*ei<t hu
ti.an commodit <-s n» .1 wa» entitled to -ln*
pir lection and rftMwknlioa for tl*«
unw. The governor then referred to
•*Mo*J»fr'* I>uy" and in t< ne* filled *ith
pathos and eloquence, drew a picture «>!
mother which I r<*ight t*: r to the eve*
i»f hia atj'hen<e After akiug t »r more
than an'hour, the '»< vemor concluded
by reciting a |m* o» taught him hy hi
mother wlien he w as a child.
After tl»e addr. ■-> iy the Governor Uev.
L. I'ahney nreyt lnd ,ne of the : .■ -t
forca/ul Bermon* ever heard here, fr< r<
the text frrtltid in |J..» 1." pi I ■», "Ite
hold lw>* good and how )1< a«ant it i»
for lie thw to «i. II t tli r in unity."
The • mm n .1 • i.: with 1 tnthes,
beautiful n«t: At.< • a- ' « * th • li»»t
word in tkxpKiMe. Ti.c »*r..*i h. at
tendfl hy more th »n «.i»e th :i*and i*o
p)c and v. d* in e\ -7 «af a v. mi thy deu»
onat -atioti.
OK THE VERGE
I l'.j 5. It. )
The I'tmo'm r ik acr.iti nraiii
the xrrjr *A flfcp 4' if < J<1 .; NT, • *« i
wh-rh th-t |»«rjy haa j.i. «• , itari
Mm filfcu A* It !ia» t"*i It < • t"\ ti •. *ftli »1 •*
•<hinni-lr,«t , «•> tl».- lurti <* *• r**r»
ntfnl. Vranp*. Injt trm- it tliat thr
aitfht • 11rmnil.iirjr •kHi't »:.< . I i »r»:i
rr LHdkhm at* t «ri:t r~1- ran us» Iht
terror nor (Irtrrmil rtT»-«-t tin i»r» ■
mt <laj I>H»orrarj nndrr tli • 1«>»ler»h |>
of the annate *hi j-tm-a i'or
llw fntme hitVmrai mltriqiKt. TlflK
rrK>ONAl. FR>>1I»KNT.
Thr <>f hw |>n« nT«im llin-at
eiwl t«> rrwtrf thr |etvon.il j rrtno :n I
ota*>W-t>- in oAk ii? iiatlcru Mil I O'lm'ifini
Iml n« *s a tm-v. «»rtl*-r l>s« bww
<| a*«! »! ' I j< nu |> ditto
m ihr iKiftorahtr <4 t>».
lati' fi M it o>ifsty, in in ti** w« c •> «»
otfiruil ' ri'limlnJ .< a ■« ■
UiaKaU. IIk f^UHxn ! !»n atiitir
the iliatinrtvr t ii'hlvm ui ua- TV ii«wu;
I n Irr ihr «uij» and ajHir of th* Prvai
dent. Um HmmctiK in Cor»grr«a arr
carry in« <>n« th^ wwh •» c.f ?h ir chirf a;..I
the i Mir* «if th.-.r ?»at«>rtn. Tlmr
ptalfni were n<>t luaoe to t* kept axxl
now that the e*>fm< ot tirni wUncw
rajutre the kerptn* thrrrof, to save the
1* mocrat <- |»a»tjf (win »tnlt.fyinc t tar if
©jwnly mnI iaexcuatolj, u.*a« pledge*
t!i«t ronndnl m wr I as campaign MKf ■
au«t», an- now aa jrall and wonnwm«l t«>
thr IK•m<icr«tir brrthrtn who iuu«t awol
I"W them.
Wi>n>n|««iUi<( unconquerable fears
a.^ail our h-a vest ^.T-irt* W» I* optimistic
and l«N«k to the future with ho|*» : n l
<-oarage. We aas continually trying to
rxirsel ve* that th»- tiulden Fleer**
long aoturht hy the heroes ot Democracy,
will l*; brought home in triumph by tlie
preteut expedition command**! hy Ilia
Kxoetlpncy Woodrow Wilson. and that
tltereafter the tariff war will er.d Inrever
:in«l we »hall have peace in tlte lsn«*. 1
clouded by the poverty that hw hitherto
Matktil at the lwe!« of Dnwrrtti? taritl
lecis'ntHMi. Bat jowl when we have al
most pcrvuatled <x 1 m*lv*w that tin- iVmo
••rats of the present are w iaer than tl>e
IViin»rrr.ts of tlie p»t an<l will muh ed
w hetv t!.eir brethren failed — just thru a
*had<>w alwsya falls athwart onr path,
rauaed hy our recaill jg the fact (hat tin
iH-mo.-rata themselves admit that the
idiadeaof Jc(Te.m>n and Jarkaon are ►till
th»* *n«*rw * i Democratic inspiration —
aduut that they are not aa wua- as thow*
two dead oracte* -f I>rmorrary
VOTING POPULATION
OF MCOJELL COUNTY
Negroes Hold Biluc* of Power
It in often said that MclVjwell county
in the Mark county of \Veat Virginia,
tlmt Negroea are very important political
factors in this county. This statement in
large! «■ true for several realms; first,
:VI. 1 jkt wit of the male population of
voting age in McDowell county in 101«»
wen \egmea and in tin* second place th«
Ni-tfro voter* of McDowell county art
more thoroughly organize! than In any
e w»ty botith of New York.
The lender* «lo lietter team work and
tSete is le»i»» rivalry for le-ilership. T1w»
individual eliminate* personal amhitior
for tlie good oi all the Negme# of th«
■ ■ nnty. The ditrerene.* of tin* leader*
;«re nettled Utween th-unelves without
•meh k-a«ier ami bin fact -»n attending t"
di\»le the voter* on important wane* aid
thereby < a using the failure« f | lans w hich
are for the benefit ef all.
Of live tifx'41 Negro v« t -ra of McDowell
county, NO jvr ce.it will support men and
tuer»urv< indorsid by their leaden* and
Mij>p->rted *>y the McDowell Time*. This
is U-dWii • of tlie co:ilid>*rc 1 of the r< ters
in t»ie Negro le:i<ler.«hip and in the organ
of their organization. The real strength
of the Negro vot-*f in this county is little
known eric.'! t by a few men, whit»' snd
colored, who have given aeriuus conaider
at on to tlie subject.
Hi * t >tal male population of McDowell
county of vctiag age in 1010 were 17,2-tO;
native white, 7,172; f ireigu born white,
Negro, 5,KJC<. Of the foreign
white population not more than 2->» are
naturaized and leaa tban that nutnler
exercise tlw» right of franchiae. Jews of
foreign birth are almost the only foreign
ers in McDowell ouuty who are natural
iz*-U and exercise the duties of American
citizenship. There is a larger per cent of
native white men in Mcltowell coont)
w ho do n«>t exercise tl»e right of «Mtfrau>
and tane no mterc»t in political iw*im>
than tliere are Neeroea. There are four
out of the six district* in which tlie bulk
of the Negro population of McDowell
c -unty re^i'l", via: IJrownt Crtek, North
fork, Llkhorn and Adkin. In each of
tlrtwe districts and in most towr.a then
are branch clnha of the McDowell Coun
tT Colored Republican Organization.
These cIqIm have as offiera, Colored men
who work with ard among tlie men and
have tlieir confidence and each local club
works in harmony wiih tl»e parent body
in !>j«tone, of wh ch Deputy >beri;f J.
K. I'arson is I •vsident
Piuin? tl** I'limanr rampaiim,
m : 14; (» \i»rn r Hat ••I I wa« a cvrfiH »'
f>>r tin- ItrfmM'can nomination. thr
■ < «1 < ampairn manager* mrrr able U>
nt 'i It. I ilr- 4,7»',7 (V4or»*l trKro in
I ! * !i (rotii tV* roll of C% ] r»-«I <>r/*n
i.- an.I Vtt»*r» *rrr notmnt t<< K«*j
Kir l«!l and NortMnrk.
r « ... .t.how rfrdivr lh« Colored
• -l-^n it* work, h»w nnitr«l
Iho r» I * t. •« jr» «ml how l»y p od
t" ii * rk i n th" •• irT «»< thr lra«W» ami
nr. i i ij'j -'t rti> «k nmrracy.
\\ tl» at*"'it ?'*■» aliit<» rotrm. «!»vvfcl
:!>«• K»*p»i'.! an. IVfiwratir»nd
l'r<fnw\p parti***, th»- N<V'i *o
fr* Worn large a* n political farvW.
11 liw l<n rhirlj dnnnnttritH in re
crfil iH< ntli« that the \»-ero tra<)rr« can
not U* madr to flpti* rarh rth»*r in oc«Wr
thai a tana rnaj jprt mtitrril ««f
a iarr • »li»r • iA lb»* Ooloml « f tin*
< ..nnt tlwrrf>y |Jnrmf thrr pohUrian*
in poa»-r, an«l notl ine t»t^*r illiu»traW-»
tlw unity o| tl* C«4ored Organisation .
than tlie fart that ev«»ry Colored man in
M' lVrwHl connty hat contend»d that th<
»Ut • l.'Srarian ahonld rome from thin
c «nt/ at <1 tliere w t the I at KtUer- 1
nr* Utween tl»r teatler* aa a reanlt of thr
r*r hrtw^fn fonr mm to obtain that
hor<< r. and «honld either receive the hon
or it wonld im t i aw hitterneaa on the
part ot the other* A Colored tender of
McDowell c «otT atated to the writer a
few day* a*> that "We wootd rather ivt
aet tire the bonne to which we k«»*r
«r art entitled if, in order to do n^ a
GOVERNOR K. 0. HATFIELD
Statesman-like Utterances of Gotctmt Heavy D. Hatfield at the Odd
Fellows Thaaksfhriaf Services, Eckman, West
Virginia, Saaday May 11.
"I kid an American, nhite that I am,
I <lo n<>t Is grudge J'«ir race ni* accom
plishment, and liefore I will u*e my ln»
flaence to cruah the manhood of yotir
people or hinder your pnvrwu along any
lint* I will g» down in ignoininiotu de
feat. •'
"We an- willing to concede to your
l<eopit- tic- *ai:»e consideration we exact
tor (Hira lvH.''
Disfranchisement, plutocracy r»lijrftn-ly
and mistreatment of any |>eoplc muat be
a thing « f th • | ast in this great country
of ours."
"I know the conditio » that confront j
yon, I know your hardships, I know that
much m rxai-te 1 of y«mr rr.ce that in not
exacted of mme and I sympathize with
you Kiid will help you in every [oaaible
way."
"If it is the policy of men with tnilliona
to < ru»h labor, then 1 am on the other
side. The laboring man is 1* tter, broad
er and more (ducat*! thin ever before
lllJ <W rvp* and mtwt have fair trwt
nient."
"I am opposed to laal«,oaiu>*4 ami an
archy; tin* law* ■>( Wwt Virginia art
broad enough mbri »h'e'd to the right*
of every man."
"Capital mi»t it<4 place ita foot U|*>ii
the neek of lalior ami l»l«or nm-t not dr
•troy tbc property of rapital."
"The Republican party b not dead, ahe
in aaieep; site will awakff and come forth
with 0*v lift- and an craad aa i»Ver past,
her future will be more glorion»—who will
begin a new life. The party of lilierty,
justice and equaiity cannot die."
"Mother, the <learr*t, sweetest am!
best word In all language*; motlier, th<
truest, loyalest, moat constant and
voted friend; mother, whoin neither
crime, mistake*, failure or aland«r can
turn from the child; mother, the builder,
inspiration and hope of the nation, 1
thank Cod that mine still li\es."
right i* precipitated, wh:ch will impair
the uaefune^i c»f the MrLfovHI County
Colored Kepublitan < >rganizati<>n, or
caiiM> friction lietween it* rm*mbera. The
ntere*t maniffrtnl by everj (Vdored man
in tin* cnnnty jn vtratioM effecting tin*
(tntnmiffit <>f county and »tate would do
credit to any jk- Only a few of the
Colored v«fcf» (lik** men nf »1! race*i
.an brii^l. Ihe majority of the
Colored vi/terx in Mrl> i«eil c<>tinty vote
|.>r the men who at 1< n»t pretend to be
the friends of th<- rac** though sometime*
they prove ckIhtw u*. They utand for
measiim they believe to be for tl»e wel
fare of the great majority; they are not
arr"gant and do n»»t wek to control the
county, though every tl»rk man of aver
ag • ii t 11 genre in the cnont; know* that
by vot ng together th -y ran eh ct or de
feat any man of any p irty who aapirea to
c ffl -e in thin roant/.
The Colored voter* of VeDowetl oonn
ty are t <g*th -r and will r« man an, for
tlw general »elf*r.\ th" b»*r intermt of
tlie Colored j>e»»f»!e in tl»e miintv,
♦ he protection o. tl»em»elte* and their
in. n - It *••« nh t > *■- th » policy now,
m re than at ai y time in tbr part of the
Colored tot r* to car« fnlly « Ramtne the
rer«rrd . f ea h i andidatc for ofTW-e, hie
attitude t i*:inl tin- C l.itvd people, hia
pHMtioft m regard t • ttieir political right*
and privilege. hi* j* • t "n with reference
!•> the education nf th*- Negro ehiWren
and aIw tlier he feet* that ihe » chorda tt
ten.|.-d by the b!®< k l».j *nd girl should
•* npial to thnt pfwtxlel by a hi tea in
, mt o# Military condition, equipment
•z.d convenience, ate I if lie fmt* to keep
iir* promise* tr»ey «ay tl»e next time the
boy# will pot U»e "kit*»li" on him.
n*e Colored voter* of M'|»owell aland
f«*r g<iod g*>v»-rnir*»t, U>e inf r. » ment of
t'ie law impartially and tie- pr.it ■« tion of
t'»e right* and privilege* '4 all rrftnlha
r» <• The irn «l*»m tkey »iij'pnrt mma
»far*1 Un the »i me thing or mu»t I ave
|W C *»k I eat as a faker.
BISHOP WALTERS RESIGNS
DISGUSTED WITH POLITICS
Washington, Mty —T'.isbop Alegar.*
der W altera, I'orient of the National
IXtu«L ague at a meeting <4 that
organization, bekl at it* headquarter*
laet Tuewlay evening, reaigned from the
pegwdency of the league.
It »a<inileevi«lentthattliedi*'diMPii*h*d
divine M dmapviuie I at Uk potK/ per.
I
Nnl hj the leader* of th* Democratic
party in a en certsl effort to eliminate
the X< fro.
Nearly three {north* have elapWl eirce
the inaugeratlon of Prgaident Wilnonfand
not a aingle Negr . h w le n appointed to
•JI'mt white on tike othvr hand, live of the
iiH*t important offic » hel l by th<»m na
dir Ht puMicm rale haa hw-n fi!!ed by
white u»en.
T)m> Il>h >p I Mt hi* fight >»ut no or*
laiigl** \*cauae tf»e matte.* ia too M-ii
oua.
The only hope for the Negr<» ia in retur
ning to the G. 0. 1'.
SOCIALIST PAPER IS
SEIZED EY HATFlEi:
Huntington, W. V., May !►.—On order*
of Governor Hatflel I, >tete militia officer*
and Lft-pnty >h-riff FramjiCon today con
fiarat ■>! the |>lant of the Huntington So
rial lat and l abor >tir and » rr**ted ita
•tafl on rhargea of ptiMmbing article* to
ir* ite a riot. 71 »e Argn*. a* Charl»wV>n,
*m teiard laat week on Hatfleld'a onler.
The < Governor aaid the ratda were part of
hi# rainpaign to *v>p and prevent r««al
mine atrikea.
Tltiae arreateil today were: W. II
Thoma*. editor. F. M, Sturm. Im«ine»
manager; Klmer kntnhnTtgh. »«eorjr»
OilW-apte and K. M. Kejihart, leadem o1
tho Hoetoliate, Proola ril article* m tyf»
ready for pnMication were aeiaed.
W. VA. CONGRESSMEN
IN STRICT PARTY VOTE.
It tlx- final »"te rm th" T'nderwond
tariff l*l|, V«M Virgfnia'a delegation
divxkd ithctlj on [«rt; Inm. (>«ngra»
men Sutherland, A via and Mom voted
agminat the bill. They »|r<od by the Re
pnbtirana to the laet in the effort to get
a tariff board amendment added to the
bill. Coi»gn«Bi>en Brown and Pa via
voted lor the bill and followed Majority
Ijrik-T Cnderwood'a lew I to the tn<l
(Vmgrvaaman llnghaa waa ahaent on ac
count of wrkneaa Oongrwmtei Sother
la*M* A via and Moan woold ha-e liked to '
hare voted lor the income tea featnre of
the tariff hUl. Thera were aeveral other
feat urea ( the bill they aleo liked, bat i
taking th» bill aa a whole they were
•garnet it. ite demerit* outweighing iu ;
REPUBLICAN
LEADERS
Discuss Proposals to
Reorganize the
Party
MEMBERS MEET AT CHICA60
Discass Plui For Best Interest of
Party ky Reorganizing Along
Progressive Lines.
Oliktso, May II.—A roiM-rou
mmI for thr rvhnlntatiou - t tin? K« | nl.It
ran |Mrt\ in t<> !«' jm-M i»u <l »•>.n< • rr« >w t"
the ronf»T»*mi* "f Ut-pnMi. iti wnntor*
xml W»adfra h»*rv hy .» m-ihih fi\,
app« intel ifcrlit after Um» «• iift-riii li i I
di* tiMM-d fully (Im< Hitunti -»i
Ti>*v>m«t 'l n>ll(rn ihv i« t» »«\o|\r
altont th«> rvport whuli tl>»" niiiiiiuiin'
draft* *1 t-rtiight and wlr.li i-t i i \|ir. »
tin* ndHi'itwiii «»f ••puii 'ii • tlu- Ui
lican attending t!»«* nuvtins
O
Chirac**, May 11.- I"r«-|•> inula tnf«T« ntv t<-lay (« tw .>•!> mx
Republican rnikil Stat** n*aator* and
!.• "tin" H";Hil4i«-«n leader*. rrtpr.wntm.'
nine m t •.
The uiuuudiate »iiltj» t Ufire the
iVfHMt wan hi* t<» wli:it return ^hall !•
•ought at tin' iii»-t'ti'nf f tli JU'i nliii< an
national pummilt v at Waahni|tti»n i<n
May '.'4, "looking toward n< rjjani/iiikr
tlte party aionit prugnwaive limn," ami
aa to whither tlrrr rhall !*• a KepuMuan
national convention lh - \< ur. Tin- eon
fei*n«f laated for n»or» thai, four hoar*
and «ai held in i> h->t«l • >\t-(ik-mr th«*
lake in a n»« in when* tli «*-ven >rover
nor.i la*t year drtdu d tli- litter urictupr
Colonel lhw»gvelt to l« h < audilat - '"i
th" fweoj<lriu-y AIUkhikK tli i ni l.
wa« nut idmtt-il, s sat r Albert It.
Cummin* itatd " t w.i- n erely a: n
formal t*Jk, a ami <>f touud tal lr diaru*
nion < f what ui iy U- done I >r ih • I «kI
intereati ot the part; i»y n iirgani'ing it
along profivaaivt* ILm*."
SHKKMAN FKESII>S.
I'reaidfd er hy Stiwln' •«. Y. Slwr
man, of Illinom, tin* «li>»< u-»>i 4i nnn pir
tiripated in Hy Senator* Cn ninin*. Win
It. Ilorah, of Idaho, (' 1 Crawford, "!
South Pakota; A.J. (irinna, of Iowa;
Congrraaman iiayi«. of California; C i.
greaaman W. . <»<*>d, of Iowa, and
many tnetnhera of utate hgialatum*.
STEAM ROLLER LEGISLATION
The Democratic majority in tlie IIimim
rA Rep nvntative rro«>lnl t)i« tarit! I>ill
through without antendn.riit of rtnw
«|uence. Tlx* majority voted aoltdly f«»«
cii li ami every m hednle, and a«raiti««
every propr*»e«| amendment 1 hi* U th<
rirat time that a majority in tlie llouw
has liaen in |>*»ition to ar<-ooipliBh wirh
a reanlt, and many IVni'ml) ared«>iil<<
ful that it will tie wholly to (tie r' »
are of th»* party. Ther>* ia r'>
whatever tliat aotne « f . mendmcnt*
were lietter *e»*' 1 »• than tlie provia
lon« ' f lie* * 1l.
"•! e majority In tlw wenat • ia i.iaprwi d
• |Mjrati<- lli* >ame t*< tic. in that I <»ly.
!l has r!eri(W n< t »*• rive public li(*r
inga, although it i« willing tb it "brief-."
may he file 1 aith the Financi committee.
But th • nmjorit/ in th" •»* tiat • i~ ix>t m
■ecure that it n» Wholly certain the atearn
roller can >+ xw*\. Th rv an- llemocrat
ir aenat- r» who are optvawl to tlie \m>
vai'in* of tlie hill, ami *li<»- coopera
tion nm*t lie aerured t" mala- pwe^ful
any pr» gramme that tna b« »<'of*e .
Tlie defl* < ti<»n if thrr i»f Irmr • nator*
would pfini* a i erloo« «•. lamit . aid
might jrefarduy patt/ hwt
fhitni'l** » f part, b*n«ler* an
eoti«»l«-rahlf d ■turle I r»>nrrrrin/ f
r -| .n« l-ility that ateani mlhr le„»i«l :»i«.»
impwn tip»n tlie perty. Tb»-y «.ml i
Iftraaorratie tariff, la-lievr th: t (Ih> tna
i«»rity ahonld rule, l»e»t fear left in ha»t
tlwre may le -rrnr w iiti«t ike aliich * ID
lenowriy reflect n|«ott tie- party'* al.itit
to govern. Tina la why part J lea<lera are
congregating at W'Mhifffftoft ami holdup
animated nrfifcrMim aith ih l'r»«;i|ent
and lArmoi-rttic aiivlnn.
BOARD 0F_ DIRECTORS
Of GoMci Rale Peaeficial tad
EadovBctd AiMciitioi kold
laportaat Mcctia;
Sat'inliT. May 1th **• a l«ir >!ay
with the mem tie-• at the I .oar I *-( f>inrv
tora rA the (ioHfp f'.nl • IW neticiai and
hmloW'neot Aaar» lation at tie* liead<piar*
ten or home oihe* of tV .\moc Uon in
Brats well.
Those [).w nt were: I>r k. II. McKoy ,
frr»4nt, J\ W. Wloir, Vn* TruMtetit
ami M M»n> II. 1>. 1'ntter-on, Rev. W.
W. Ilieka, II. J. WiUtii, K. J. llar|M-r,
Attorn.-j J a- I' I>. (iantner an.t Wm.
JWhtMk Toey wit aatoeiaU-t hy Mr*
C-ornelia \V*rd, ReT. L l>«l'n«) unl K«!
it* r M. T. Whiitieo, all luetuU-r* of tlie
.WrMlMHi.
Srmal very important rvn-otnetiila
tion* were linwtiUtl ami «|i|>nivt<il. Th«
|>nwnt outlook < >< Uh* AanriatKHi ami it
future ^rowtli never pnwtitnl t iwwifiii*
dirati 'ii o? aulmtantial atreiiKth thai, to*
• la). There i» a Htrrnly Kruwtli in lit
tMiilidHMV ami inatrinan- merit of the \«
■uriatioti.
N. It. \\> take thia method of feallinc
the attention of fvcry UMHitvT ol tin- A*
aoeiatiou to l«e»tir hnnaelf or Iktm-II to
the ilnt) ot attending the timrral ( \«*>
ciatton'a meeting at Kktnaii, June I'.rd
4th.
In order to Uvoine ae<|iiaiuti-d with
tla- in*ide working* of tit** Aanriatioii
and in order that eaeh might know Iiim
litrlit, he ought to attend.
MB. LEVI HARRIS
PISSES AWAY
M:it titiM\ ill -, V.i , May I:",—Mt. a-\i
ll.irrif, <in' <>l th * ol.l« »t himI uxrt •
M|»tt«<l C«4or« d « itijsrtm of lltinry own*
ty «hol at ii<r> Iioiih* Hi I-a«t Mni tuiMV ill*
ynrtm lay.
Mr. Ilarrt* »m K8 year* ok I and hud |
iiiUT In ii confined n Iiir ikiI with ill
m-aa of any kind up to two wtek« la fore
ht« <l< nth He w«« one of tla* U-wt in
formed men on tin* ln»t 'ry of ll. riry
Count) ami iti> (ntnili<K in the eonuty,
having lived within live mile* of ||ie
eount) -m at all hm life with llk'eln |4k>n
of tin* four )i-ars In* wrved the Confttl
erdte Army a* a teaui»t**r. lie leave* a
daught-r, Mr*. Caroline V. Hill; a aoii
I.. T. Ilarria; a wid>w, l<» grand « hit
dren, mix ^rreat if rami children ami a
brother. He wan ent^naely devoted t.>
bit i hiMrmi and uranil eltildrvn and did
everything in hm |M>wer to give th< ino|
jm>rtuniti<*• win. Ii lie did noi«tijoy | r«>i.
Ja». I.. Hill ol l>hi* tiel'l ami T. |-• Iwarwi II 11In nare ht» grimd
MV.
BR1DGEF0RD PHARMACY
DOING BIG BUSINESb
The lit dtf«-f >r«l y m «tM> <
ui'wt intxlcrn ami nit-bHlalf ilrtiif *tor«*
in tins Mtlimi <>f WiDt Virginia.
It* motto in "Aii iirm j, I'urity anil
ClraillllMHw" Mini >t Iium hUMikImiI tin
reput.it ion of livimi up t<> it* inotto.
1 }r. W. Vernal ltri<lkT*-f«*r«l i* llw pro
prietor ot tin- l>n<ltfi'for<l lliartiiMey m«l
Im- o|M'ti«'<l Immiimim in July of liwt y«-ar;
nitKf 11 nit time more I<" »» preM-riptiom»
have Utii f• iU-«I I iml not u ninvle roin
plamt Iih* Irnii mieU- ritiirr tiy |4i)aii'i:ui
or patron. 9
All urr hau<tW*l hy irra«lnat»
pliarrnat t t- »li<* irr n fesp- Ht!,
m 11 * I nil tlx* ot'l«Tn an* • 1« livvre«l \«-r>
promptly t • y««ir lioiMe.
Tin l'.ri.ln f »r«l I'harma y r irrw-w tin*
larfi'<laii)l liiw-t 111>•* of t<«il*-t aftii k*.
ramlic* nit'l taiiry <4:itn>iifry of any
hi Um* » ity mimI tin I'lniik <lr|>artf)M lit i»
np-(<Hlalr, tin* »Tfiir. fruit*, ete., «r»
alwiluli'h ; •< , iliilr tin* u* eream i»
ll»' • « • .1 wlMtl4*>.
• i. <11 llt-lp |{.im-«ly I N-part in lit ip ;i
a » line <4 tins** in thianty ami nootln-r
drug atorr in Uh- eity ha* (In* drfart
went.
Hi- yoitriK I»r. Ilri<lir» f»r<l in to In- c«m
grat ilut i p mi hn energj, puah am' n «>
<irrn i !ra^ of «loiti/ huaimw in tit** n.o-t
improve«l -tylr.
'1 If «lrti/ >t >re in law, light ami pha
aaitf ti tli* eye. There ar»- tthU* m«l
chair* for tli w alto wiali t > wit ami up
the r»*»l ami rrfreahing >lrinka pr» par«-<|
by tin* | oli'»- fcU'ldu t* ar><l every «m>
ah'» patrofiu- tli' IJr <l»r*-f ■ r I Hianimri
• 'irtlirr for tin- purp .«e of htvimr a pre
■cription I IU-1, niakinx a purrtia** oi
mrrt-ly 'Mmi> in" }>-av •< with t'n*
to return nmm.
GREAT KEViVU
AT LANDGRAFF
v .1 1 t:i • |i t »r of tii A.
H. i . i'l ur. i ft I «c «r «ln tut
a revival at !• - «hnrrfi.
i- ! in/ ntlfil li]flhil«rilkii'>»
rvai.|f li»t. \ II W. K<»n| .rf I'arkrr
»>«»r^ mi l 11m ***f\ i.«« arr \vj wriiaUrfi
•M.
R«*\. JufwN in in aM • • fw-akrr an I a
rrrnl «>irk< r f<»r (lw rl- \ati >n <4 hm |«<n
|4»», Ik- rtiti-r i tii' • rr..«la» liflw
life »»( in* mi*! .< t • h I » inH
MMonrinr U)<-in.
Tlir (i**! | Mi lif It »• n.t l« a wj
l«vr.ral>t • iuiprt-«ai«»»i »;|»r» i IV- ■ <>t
tin* an tioti an I it • will lr> MK-cewlol,
herr.
SERGEANT W. M. WHITE
painfully injured
M . {
W. M M'h:|* *4 dff Ct,
Nrioial, iii,uir«l l»y a (all ah.l $«m a H h-'
ina trip Krida/. H>* acci«l *i t« h 1»
painfni, a 11 rwi't ( ttllj aiv! th
tjanj irieotl. • I Mr. Whit «»h | >r L.«
p«d| inovar .
SENATOR KE1
MISHI
— : *'<
Says Robert L
of Parkersburg ia»
an Interview
PRAISES «. VA. GOVERNOR
And Suggests Senator SkoiU Crff
Better Acquainted WitL tfct
Conditions.
Vllifin'j !><' «art I.. < inv>ry, of Hi
tin* uii.UT .nut ■ miiuliar with tlie rtriho
Mttllltloll III tli<- I'.llllt lltlil i 'uliill Oraak
n«l fi«*4<t■». lit .J: ii •*1I . liurm*H niad* by
x-uat >r k< •; |u> hi.i. • •>ii< <-rningtbo
Wi-t Nil . U. n tlw I'ark*
I'inUtiri. I►*— | .it
**l ll.l\> . I <— -j»:ijwr I'Vtr.M't* ot
S-ttM(«»r K«- . |. .li iii.i l< in ilit« I*. H,
>«*a»f a U w .1m>^ m.">, aix! am »nrj riaod
thai a luan «4 hm reputation aliouki 19
tanuli* up isxti' mmI Ih<. j
" It i» i i < t >11 i>ii tin- /ri-ut pt
\\ . t \ ' . i i»f ^
I < th in* ihr t if
ih |... - i t <>| i.-t| an
ln.it.';. .l i . • i • intiTi »t
|M>litl< IUII- • ■ 11 tin' ll|l|Oltl
11>t> t< • ^ ► ni l .in.I p t tl|_
(art* iintft ' I "t it!jtmijt '11...11 t< itud
n*|H>«t^ jri\• ti• nit ♦ ii n ^(■•iii*iI>U' |« i>ona.
* In • ••tiip.it>> vs.ili tlit* ifiiwmi i, I
Iwim- lnl with
tin- iiiiin i . . >)«■>! «im! tun in*
i I • ■ aa* I.rtai^fiit on La
(■ttiiliitr • ' i it ii-< 11 tt»al • >{•« ratota,
in purl, a. it llir minrts wen
aWt ill tin' along on •wmim* tjt • otiona.
lluHi'ver, tli.tt I- .• matU-r ;>( tin* P-t;
Uirtaiifli ili> I ••llitttt t,f «i. \i rnor
llutiii'M. all <nit•-11 >ri-« Utaecu tin o|ier*
ktiirn ami ll>i ituii.-i* ka\t- l*«**n it tiled
mi\l (Ik nuL»:<!t; aurid Ut a
.•••■ ..^1» al iiw. >.iKt tin* <lu> la* aM in*
an^uralixl, tin- jj.»\.-riior Iium »pn t al*
iiio«t 'tin i-nrtrt* tu>ir mi.I fiuTsry in 11 tch
init n|* *!••• Il«* a an on tli«
itnaid huj iiuuikr tiuira, mixed ..p
ailii lla-»tnk* ra, •dimuwteied l*» i!i. ir
aunt* ami l«>*.k |«rmnu*i t'liaiyt* «>t i.uj
muttrr* it* Ih' a> 11 It I tin- illiitna of a pi"
In-lit. In F»iiiK tfirii«|!li tW .-aui|w «< h
tin- ifovi riM'r I raiiM* in nmUkt aitli •
Kriiit many luiiitiM, Ixith aliif? and
I la* k. In luul known for jnir* in the N.
.V \\ . • •• m! iit• i>I —. I li. y <««.ii tprnd tlie
iI i •! I ■ ■ i. i! a mm i of
a \ ,i. it - t i n i man aho w Id
.|<I « I t I. <:•■« it ■ I :i . rtitlll aitli- tit
.ir or In i. liii'.r llattmld It d
tin rouii.lt Mi* • tlw- oj« ratora; In- n < n
it; t mint nt i i <1^
l«riH i.< •■.!« ill ol «.m* . ialn of Um- VTu»«r
Wnrk<*n I nit 4i. •
i;t»vhi:\ok's woiik.
" \ -h .n i • . tlw /•tvt-mor pot a
l>ii>| • union i»|» t > Ip>Ui »*!•■* an<l that haa
t«vii .1 hi t' Hrl initli l»j ull i-xoepC
a 'iiinl« J l> » M< t *n» eitlwr |»rfc»wi<>nal
■iriui'M <>i ;i . i.HioU-nt haiou. l'eaoa
rvi|fiM» <iii faint in I <'.iImii 1'rvfk now;
in<**< a«l ■ I tv.«» n-ifiineiitM of sol*
• iii I »t «<*t ii .i* '»nr former *or«
♦•rn »r i ;111■ I >• «i ul an mofli^iw »: x j«DM
t->thr t xfij.-r-, Uirrv art* now only
alx»'it t w ui> ■ • <i" :irf |Hili«x' ilutjovtr
ni' r»' than j • «• rt.«»iiwui.| inhab>
itant- 1 t«4 nmimiiiiif ortlar
m« i ; , J'. w' ihiinf in coiii;«riaoa
witli th !: i • ♦" i<» «>' nivn y *-> |*n)iad
■j Hh- I-. :i • r. I Kin < <>qH(iaat
It, t» ritr, within a
iiont . *t • • ■ n the ■rrvioei
of a i- 1 <• • • I. Tin* «rnlit lor
tin* ^r«-nt «!*»•• to 't ermor
tint • M i ami iIm* think*
in* .nV l t •, :rrc*|irt ti.« of
|.»»t l* t» him inf hia
'.iitn <'i hull i/l law m l or
• Irr.
■ t r.»y Wr->nff
U* *t \ t t< t!»• -r Joimumi mif<
tr* >-t ; ti. • • in thrronl
•i ■•!i • I' I >1 tfi. r Jwih-m • few
rati u»l iomwl tliat
i -it r< from
t .« t ' ... ..I .•onfiiMtl in n
rin h'mw Sbn
tm- ; ■.' I ' i tii tA a nice
hi ' • <1 k i v rnntinff matter,
»li.m
u»|f t ♦ i . < m, <-r in 'act
Jin-/ .» t . ,t. F«V <mt«
»»«!#•*« ik- t nto the ftaM;
• t tU- n.inr* are
nath. • . n.K»r ani at
tiili , r Hm ;n: >rma.it
w .i t « i i, t i vtvt K«na«ha
• x y »•* unir»- hia mind
ri*ar lU > ■ ni t ik' a few -tay» ,
. tti^IU^;' i . V'a.

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