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FRIDAY IU.Y 4. 1**13
FOURTH OF JULY (NO THE BtlTLE OF
CETHSBURG
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This day 137 year* th»
Declaration of Indt pcud»n« e wa
adopted and tlte lliirU-^n p.»h>ni^
united in one ymmt < Hurt in lib
erate the people oil tie slates from
Britiab oppression. It was th<
spirit of liberty and freedom
which inapirecttie Fathers of this
Republic to such deeds of h«»ro
ism and sacrifice. It was the
world wide strangle for liberty
which brought forth victory.
Even thouph America declared
herself free and stated in the
declaration that all men were
free and equal yet the crack of
the slave drivers whip was heard
throughout the land, the baying
of the blood bound struck horror
to the soul of thousands of hu
man beings for years after and
the auction block for the sale of
mother, father and children was
a familiar sight. Not until the
battle of Gettysburg was fought
67 years later was it definitely
determined that physical free
dom would be a fact instead of
a theory in th s country. After
the victory achieved by the forces
of'freedom and union iu that
great battle the great champions
of liberty, freedom and equality
received new hope because they
knew that the slave trade was
doomed. The strength and even
the spirit of the South was bro
ken. On the third day of July
lb63 the rebellion was proven a
failure and a new nation was
born dedicated to f
This week a great reunion and
celebration is taking place on
that battle held. The Yankee
and the Rebel are shaking hands
in brotherly love, both aides art
making cxcuses for the struggle
and nothing is heard of the an
derlying can hp of the war of th«
Rebellion None of the speecl,
makers refer to human right#
and few mention equality be for f
the law. liberty is only refer?
td to in general terms and ever
though the black soldiers and
statesmen contributed much tc
the.success of that war, yet the3
ara missing from the reunior
upon ita greatest battle field.
Is liberty, jostu e and eqoalitj
in the United States a mockery'
Has abe forgotten the straggle
blood,'tears and sufTerirg of hei
aoas to erect upon thm continent
a government dedicated to liber
ty? Has she lost sight of the
hardships and deaths of thous
aads of her sons to make the U.
8. a government "Of the people,
bf the people and for the peo
pie." We believe that the spirit
of the fathersof the Republic and
iteaavtoars has forsaken the land
and that this generation la con
last to attempt to bluff tha world
bp pretaocee and t > give liberty
only a part of her citizens
by year since the War of
RahelHor the South baa re
0MB0* what it loet in battle She
without her slaves today,
HiflhWrts of those e*vee
mg% vHbost Mharty and justice
Miliftlty » Mkaown to tbm
■ifhtB tha catohralfcnn and re
^ »! Hii# to ft h*w mock
i»ry. the Star* and Stripe* a
*yod>m>I (ho -cnt^T and opor*»»i
>*H»n WV ti u-it that «*»!▼ a few
v- *r« *»i| p«*« er«> Aumtic* wW
»• i ;:<rU 'r^ ab-n all ber
viii d ► 11 * ul ei j »y tb«* ble*i«ir.g»
lot liberty, equality will be a fact
inetead of a theory, di'Cr'.oiina
tion will cea»e and justice reign
supreme. Thea aad not until
then can this nation really re
joice ann be proud and the battle
of Gettysburg be other than an
empty victory.
There ia n » freedom without
liberty, no equality with di*
crimination on account of race
and no justic ; a<t long a> the mob
rules and w< altb. power and in
tluence dictate the deciaion of
judges.
WE STILL ADrtERE TO OUR POLIBY.
Below we publish a letter from
Kev. Shrurn i*kiitf that we tits
continue sending the paper to
him l>ecause »f ourarticle toward
(he miner's union. This is one
of many that we have received
hut we siill adhere to our policy
of advising the colored miners to
refuse to j >ii. the union as long
«s the union «ti-«riininHte against
Negro*** and i«* Generally unfair
in its dealini « Such sgi'ator
Shrum, v »i • hav»» n*v* r don*
a davH work in the mine* and ha*
no otlier int« r»-*t in\he miner*
than to tl iac* -them • re riu«irv
tli the tr«»uhl , *»iff *r»ng an 1 had
feeling that *e •>!* the miner
through -ut Mt- Th? h'»n
»st tr«w kii g . n %r** glad to r« a*
ibt Time* ai i th** Fiti T«»i
and Winding (» ilf eo«i ti-ld« th»-y
ire following the advice gir#>n h\
the Times. Sin urn pa d 25<* 01
his subscription and The Mc
Dowel I Time- will not suspend
publication I em use he fails to
pay more.
THE LETTER.
Eerie®, W. Va,
June 20, 1913
Mr. M . T. W hittico,
Of The McDowell Times.
Dear sir and Editor:—Please
discontinue my subscription for
■your paper. As it has a stand
against uni >n labor, for thai
caufte 1 don't want the paper anj
longer.
Kespet tfully yours,
Kkv. M. L. Shklm.
NEW TORI COLORED UIIOUL GUARD
We are publishing this week i
copy of the I'.ill providing for i
company of Colored Nationa
Guards in Njw York City. It ii
one of the tx it laws pasted ii
recent years in the interest o
the Negro.
Governor Sulzer of New York
though a De .nocrat, has prove*
himself fair and friendly towarc
the Negro. The signing of th<
National Guird Bill is not Ui<
first instance r f t! e unpartialitj
and fairneaa of the New Yorl
governor toward the Negro
When the Biownsville affair wai
before Congreas Mr. Sulzer whi
was then a u.emUr of the Housi
of Representatives was one o
the two Democratic Congress
men to spesk against the dis
charge of the soldiers of the 25U
Infantry wi bout a trial. Th<
signing of the Civil Kights Bil
recently was another act whicl
marked the Kmpire Slate gover
nor as a great, fearless and fai
man.
It is such men as Sulzer tha
> all liberty loving, fair mindec
men should support for ofhci
regardless of race or party
<Governor Su'zer is the only mai
in public hfs today wbo ha
shown that he is favorable to tb<
Negro in the army.
Split Skirts
The harem skirt, the peek s
boo shirt waist, the shesth gowi
of a few years s*o were t*mt>lenii
of modesty compared with th<
split skirt of this season. Of al
the indecent, immodest and vsl
irar pieces of wearing appare
worn by women in their insan<
deei.e to be fsshionshle, this tri
vesty on modesty and decency 11
the limit. Why women, wht
should be modest and enrourajp
parity should wear sech rslffai
dreaeee and fs'l over tbemseivea
for the aoet immodest effects ii
styles is a mystery to mars maJ«
plodders liks oarseires. 11 woo Id
be eqsally as decent to szposs tc
the view of tbs capiat public anj
t ksr part at Iks- body. What
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hi-i. diMirr finite llra^«,
j h- \ »T«» tn ih*4 vtud«v|!lr HI d
■•ure-qiMr-hjiw* wner* th»- a. n
are %~ieci «h
! ai'Hit turn-* i ic<i' f-.r th*»ir v»t
vliile most* f tbw«* »ip<><w>d • j
the split skr t are loorv d?«ifu> t
inir than attractive No mother,
with control over her dau^hUr
and wishes her u» tie irentle, m<>d
tU and irood wili permit h^r U
wear the split skirt. If jounc
ffirln d<> not kn >w the fitnes<* 1.1
thin?* acd tl>e>r parent* h*v*» n<>
rejrard for |>ul»lic decency tin
city othctsts *h-»oW take the tnsf
ter in hand out «>f rearird to put
lie morals U..ly a f« w of th>
vulvar variety nave t>een seen
upon the street* of Keystone and
uone are worn at present by the
better class of colored people
Funeral of Mrs. Viola
Sanders
The funeral of Mr* Viol* San
tier* wm pievhed Wedneada?
of this wt*»k »■* Ktt K P. Jo n
win, i>a*t<>r «•. K**n«zpr Pre -»hy
Urian churrii. Kioil*a", W Va
»• th^ homo of f.erhuai»and. Prof
W W Sand»r- at W»»|. h. T»
«w-vm <n wit a I forceful and
I qu«nt K v L Dilmoy of
Fr*»« u»an male*4 «*oine ruimiliinen
|tarv rnnnrU- • » ninir th«
' Mfe of ih*» d ••• 4<»'d » h'» uiivh"
-cho •! »««ipe \ H m
M. I"h-# !•» urv * i« lead h
K ••!«» M P 'A mii u* • Trie »»«!•
• ei»r»-r» •• ••» l.'u«*«ell .la«k«««* .
Kuiu» l« •*. * »•■ I' nr * .la m •
Oliver, (i. K N| n*lt, lunii
M *?r<, KM I' turn, .l.t'i !>.• ».
'inw. M T V hi !»«••• *ii.t A (i.
Pun*. IuUtui- m t *»k in
ihe llluetield «♦metery ai.d was
attended by a lar*te number of
people from Welch, Kimball and
Keyatene. 1
OBITUARY.
Frances Vi da Baltimore San
tiers was born in Chain bersburg,
Ps , October 14, lw7 She wan
thf daughter of A roasted and
Auna Baltimore, both of whoa
sre deceased.
Miss Baltimore was educated
in the Graded and H'gh scliooli
of Cnambersburg and st Scotii
Seminnry In addition to hei
literary training she was a pro
ticient musician and delighted ir
playing and Kinging.
The deceased can.e to Wes1
1 Virginia in 1909, taught schno
k fur one year at B ram well anc
1 two years at McDowell. Sh<
1 was married to °rof. Wn. W
1 Senders June 5, 1912.
Mrs. Sanders was oonvertet
at the age of 14 years and be
> came a memiter of the Presby
1 terUn chnrch at her home Aftei
1 coming here she becama a mem
> b#»r of the church of her taith s
' Kimball
r She was taken ill January 1
1 1913 and was never well again
' Tne deceased was a consisten
> Christish and bore her suffering
* with patience and fortitude Shi
■ never murmured or complainec
' and was more solicitous abon
* the welfare of others than her
' self. Before the end came oi
1 the morning of J une 30, she gav<
! her husband directions as t<. hov
1 and where she wished to be bur
k led and spok^ U-autifuliy of tin
' life te come, H«»r spirit of resi|
nation was sublime and she fel
absolutely sssured of a futur.
1 life of healtli happiness and coi
' tentment The tour hing api>*>s
M which she made to her husbanc
• and friends not to grievt or wor
1 ry for ber v as a »ola< e to thei
1 wounded hearts. The faith an<
• hope expressed by the dep*rte<
was strOng, beautiful and sub
limfe.
Mrs 8and»*ra «u a oeoik
of the Independent Order of 8t
Lukes and was d.-arlj beloved hj
all who knew her hven !hon<
who did not know her intimawlj
liked her and showed deep inter
est in her welfare She l»«a*e* i
devoted hoahand, five sisters, si)
brothers to mourn their Ions
She was a loving, true and faith
ful wife, a kind, devoted and freti
tie sister, and was adni'ed bj
all who perchance had the food
fartnne to meet her.
Mr A M (iru»*r. nuiwrr <<4 Um
► ui(Hrr Tti^atr*. <»*Jy. mam in U* ntj
•lirn-iinf U> httmtnrm mn l mr.i.g Ux> \«>j\
Wninolij
Ifr H. Ci. Swrte o< BliiHMd warn K«r>k
wf mhtrr patimto in KryaSrm* Wtdmv
day
Dr. J. M WhittocoGof WuiwiMnnapnii
Tnmdmj ni«k>t m KinbaU
HARRY J. CM
ATTOKNB Y - AT LAW
Practices !n a!! tiw tourta in W.
V%. Agent for the sale of. hoi< e
property in iiluetield and Prince
ton, on easy terms. Office up
stairs opiiosite th#» Kev«*ton«
Supply Co., Kt vst'»ne. W. V\
STATK SKN ATOK SMITH
VVIt<> km ntvntly <»f liril«ry
IU llw ftxlrr.tl ~-iiaU>r l;«l ««.hti»»t
STATE SENATOR SMITH
CONVICTED OF BRIBERY
Jiry Decides He is Guilty of Ac
cepting $?,20Q to Vote for
Colonel Edwards
Wfkalrr Sj»rii»<*. W. V*., July 1-—
Statr Senator Sm.th wa* iituvirlwl of
kikwrj toiuirht in nwwiliiio »itti th*»
I arrvptanre <»l T ' "> •• to v. »t«- t< r t'ol W il
, liam S»-yii».Mir I ilvtnni* rtn<li<UI«> for
, I mini >tat»-- N nat'.i
Aller » prwitii.kn <i (rial tlu- fa**- wrnt
U» tlx* jury shortly atw-r 4 o,clock thia
1 altrrnm« Th« v«r.-at \» jk returned at
toiinrlit.
^ Sutitli thr tip»t iut*inl*T of the Wat
I Virginia U-yi»lai ir»» t.. I** oxnutcd on
I •i» L a rliarp1.
■ — ———
|
PN1IN610N!
$ ' I
L Samuel I'aLton is very ill at hi*
home on Seventh ave.
Minn Minnie Cobb* K«ve a par
ty at her home la-U w»*ek. Those
t present sper.t a delightful even
r in*.
» Rev. J. T. Gibbons preached
I at St. Alban* Sunday it the cor
i ner Atone la\ ing.
Miss Minnie Cobb* leaves Sat*
1 urdav for Northtork «"» her
5 aunt, Mrs. Howard.
' Mr. and Mrs II Kufus White
entertained Mrs Howard of
Northfork at breakfast on Tues
f day.
\ Dr. E de J M< Sween left for
^ Cadar Grove where he will prac
I tice his profession.
NEGRO ELKS ARE ENJOINED
Dayton, Ohio, July l-M^m
I b#»rA of the iv-krn l of IbiIra
throughout Ohio anl eapecially
in Dayton are now barred from
tt»inir any of th«- paraphanalia
and inaifrnia in common with
thoaeother nion who are mem
hern of the white order, accor
ding to a drciumn handed down
by Judge A. C. Rimngorof Eaton
today in a raw til**d in the Mont
i
iromcry «ountf rouri*
The action wa* brought by Al
Demyer and oth«>ra of the Day
ton branch of the Benevolent and
Protective Order of Kike of the
Uaited States of America againet
the lmproyed lienevoleot and
Protective Order of Klka of the
World and the Improved Order
r of Rika of the World
Judge Rl*ing#»r n%j% th»' Neg
roea "deeerve great praise for
their appreciation and affection
for the ethica. philoephy. frater
oaliam and eocial apirlt prevail
COLSTON-- -KACCHUS
IW» « 15 v m . Jon* 24. 1VI2
ii «• Mi>*»»lla C"M« n ii d
>i- ruiio Bu'Chutuf Wr»*co •• r
iii iWd in th« tx»vd« of hoi? u*i
• iowuv br K t- A Hal J Whit
fi-W.
I he bride en te red the parlou
upon I be arms of her brothe
io w• ved br the groom and ih
U*»*r of the bude. Mi*a Miibu
Afwr the ceremony, bre*kfa
*«• served and the jounar cou
Me L It Cor thfcir future borne »
Vmvioo
Their mai.y friends wish to.
t em a long and happy vojatft
upon the *ea -.f matrimouy
FOR PARDON ATTORNEY
CwUiriUi lateral Takes ia At
Caadidacy of Samel Satin
Writ h N 'tr» ill BlueOel.l Telegraph >
C< [i>ulrrtUr interest M l«eiu« manife*
U-.I at this platv in tf»e candidacy of our
t »«iimiiui. Suiiih>I *>olina, lor the ortvt*
f | ar.loii ■ttmiwj Mr. Molina utayounp
It til <>4 aterllOtr jnaltw* and well titled to
hold lit** p-«Mtiott f.»r wbi.li he ia a*i>inii|t
In lit'- primary til l fall rU lkJU of l«u-t
Ih- vtfiit mil into the tiel<l anil, lo
c tlu-f a nit ao.ii- til lita influential llrl»
rr a friend*. » ik*-d iintirnntly l<>r tin
rnli>4i of otir |.r»-T~-nt rxnitivr, hi re
r -nit <4 vtlii.li «i»k in re than two
• ll r«U «il tlir II lift-** of the state • n
N » .'i i'«>t tlwii \ >te a lib '<n* voitr t<..
« » .< • I II* 'I Haiti l<l
\lr S»»lni# lux turn lurit^l in Wctrti
or iIm- or ihree year a. tlnrim
W'.ik It time lir I'M » 41 a II aloe lor tlllll
wit «t iIm- liar. aii-l Ina many Irten Wnii
kiiiiircni through .i.t tin* ats-uxi arv r»i
ly in ^i^i|»rt >!• liia • an<l)<U'y i«»r utftt-e,
Irrl that no letter ntteJ or more itu
!>->r< iial iumii roci<l Or choaen to till tlw
11 «ce.
KDI fOK'S NOTE
We qiHite Uir above frout Um* Daily
Telegraph ol on** of tins week's laaue.and
tlir 1 noe« takes delight in pawing a good
word along lor our esteemed friend, Sa
muel S4ina. Tlie rulorad boyw of Mc
Dowell nave no better friend than At
tornry Soiiuaof Welch, and. they admire
iiiin lor tiw hustling qual itiea, clean re
t-ord and atraight Kepi ibluau lam
>aui >ohus an* raised iu K.iait*all and
educated himself in the Wni Virginia
I niveraity, belli* a West Virginia lioy;
and the part lie took in the pa at tight
lor Governor ll.uield needs no recco
uifiuinUoii.
He ia emiu^ntly tittetl lor the olttce ol
Pardon Attorney, and hia many frienda
both in McDoat ll and throughout the
state wiah hiui mk-ccm in his candidacy.
60LDEN RULE NEWS
Krpurto are coming in otilj to the ol
tic* and nearly all ul them contain appli
t atioiw fur nea mrudjera.
H* liuidrti Kule Aaeociation it »Ut
uievting ita claims promptly.
Rev. K. H. Mt-Koy, tiw Preeident,
p reached Um* annual «arui<>n for Moruinf
Star Aaeociatioii, No 2t, at Ix>veiy 7.lot
HapUat Church. Vivian, W. Va.. la*
Sunday and paid tfte rmk>wui«i)t <4 Bro
W. El. Banka, lirturv an overt! nainc
»'.infr«vati<<ii The aaeoriation led b]
Mr*. Heulah Sialr and Mr. Aoderaoc
Johnaon and the Nursery, tad by Mra
l-w < beatiiaui. formed a boa proceaaion
All and all Sunday was a great day wit)
tlie (iolden Kule people of Vivian anc
many who aere n"t members. after wc
ing U»e paretic. bearing the aplendid pa
pere, liaterung to tbe Mrmon and aeeing
the endowmeiita paid, dec w led that ti.ej
would |oia«t once.
New Hope Amulation. No. 1, ol l'p
land ba<i their annual aermon preach e»i
by Kev. J. Pryoc. Tbey, too, had a
great day The houae waa crowded and
fnembera were ea|*< ;aJly delighted at th«
ronviu mi manner in abtch Rev. Pryoi
presented the (laitna of the <»oldeo HuU
Aaariabun upon our people. Knxn tlx
interest mandeeted -unday, we feel aurt
tnat New H >pe Association ant im reaa
its membership Apnt Richard Ham
his faithful officers are worfcidf with nsa
\mi *
TW Miastrel UttrictiM
Al lk« GtmI Ctfiivti
Tl<* I" >U> «rr lh* . of Um
peHornicri at ti* • N.I PluiUboo Ktrw
Uon now at the ('winval,
Hilly Hivkm. mrciiii and dMrinf ro
nialMB
Harhit'bia*, droll rooiati«n
MtMv Atiama impm an i dracina
amtintti
Mra I>awy Caltovay, U.« axrthrrn
nt«htiDffaW
Mr* Johnny K-'wiar nitfaiaW
Mra. Halt* Kowlar. Ma(M( and baafc
daariat
lata Williama, ^mtheni "con* abo«
Irr
Tom *rntt, the original > <4i«di«s of
thr a-uU.
THK CRCHfXTRA
Prol Calloway, dir*r«or and violialatt
Boater Fowkr, riaruirtiat and aUeigbt
mra
Olwrtir Willianta. bita playar
Harry <tr—ory. tmmbnM
P10F. F. *. C^UOWAT
Director of the Colored Min$tr»»i
Sbow with the Metropolitan
Carnival
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
•f MCDOWELL COUlm
CIRCUIT COURT. (Eighth J
licial Circuit) Counties of Mc
D.iwell. Mercer and Monroe.
Hon Inaiah H«rndon. Jud*
*el<-h: W. Hurbriltfe P*vt
•?»erk.
Term* o,* Court Second Tu «*
•av in P hnu'T .|un<f mr,d
> mher
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►v»noh s>m h- - |U i„ . .r i.
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lei ui« of i>nr( S. M
in J*nus-». A(»• M. Jt,|y n
• I lOM'f
"OUMTY OOHi:': , fc,u „ „
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B F l\|rtoM. N
Or. K K hi H'**u r, K
•tone.
' oaninitaioner*
R B. Bernhejuj. clerk, WHch
Terms of Court. First Mon
day in January, April, August
and October.
License Term, first Monday in
June.
COUNTY OFFICERS .
Sheriff, J F Johnson, Welch
Prosecuting Attorney F C
C to k
Assistant Pros. Attorney, G L
Counts
Clerk Circuitand Crim. CourU.
Burbridge Payne
ClorkCounty Court, KB Bern
heim
County Surveyor, w C Morgan
Vivian
Supt. Free Schools. W CaMsim
Cook, Kimball
Assessor, C E Ru*miaell
County R »ad E l^iueer, «
McCltren
County Health Officer and cor
>ner. Dr. J H McCalloch
Commissioner School Lands
C E Rusmisell, McDowell
Members House of Delegates
Geo Wolfe and C. E barman
State Senators, Sixth Senato
rial district (counties of McDow
ell, Mingo, wayne and Wyoming
"b^.%r«>nweicb; mz
1 ~ " ~~ ~ -. - —
Ua4ertakia( ud Set
nee ky Siakford ald Warrea
1 Neetkeek, C H. Rice
AfeaC.
Sinkford and Warren under
takers and embalmers in tbecitv
of Bluetts Id are to be contain
•tod on the wise selection of Mr
'■ "* Northfork as their
Hfent for the territory of North
fork and adjoining towns. Any
time any one should unfortunate
lj need the services of these
gentlemen all you haye to do 1*
to noUfyC.H Rice who is al way.
Johnny on the spot " He can
he found by casing over any
Phone No . f >adM fm
M- R*«, A for Sinkford .V
Warren, undertakers They
*uarajn<(€ all ttrrirrt r.nd,rod
•aiUfarfc.,.-,. I0 tf
NOTICE
Kiaii (U'tn (<>r tr» b.rt' rrrtiti<-atra
wvil br l«td Wf4rh, tidlovfil county
Wrmt Virfinit am April M. June I.VI.1
«ih Jojj 3i Aur«t i. ins.
AppliranU f-*om (4hrr mvntifa miwt
|»m Pi I pcrnil l>f the County
flsfmatrapnil at (hnr hotnr county
Thua* roainf from atl»r iUim will t»
required to InrnMi yntprr rrfrrrnr«a •»<
iNtinMMitk m to rr|NiMHm, chararftrr,
Mr., fruoi inair ynad rrapnmlM* pffmn
All ip^iraBli will enroll in thr olftrr
o4 lh* (Vtunty SnprriMradrat ml thr
Oowt Hn*m on thr ^rrrainf preceding
the flr*t day o4 thr rittniMtwui
Your* rrrj truly
WILMAM OA#IU« COOK
Sapt at Schools
kfd tke "AA"
MRS BELLE SMITH
TV r#» 1 . •. r|»«» r«».»t g
<1 rt* a* %nd feed®
»««j Ii>l»i;ING
ArtX).|f)D\riON th«
*. r\ », oiiuti)«ble.
laestone Jet., W. Va.
SAXOPHONE DRBftESTftA
M u«»u* fsrM«be<l for S <cials
and Uaiich-. and
greaU'tft iiiuhk'aI hiu and
harmonics Term* Kea-wn
Wire or write
THA:>DEUS E. HARRIS
Attoroty and Counselor at Law
Now located ia the Wbittico Bldg.
on Upper Main St. Practi
cing in all the Courts of
W v., V*. and 0.
; Kesyst;fl', W. V*.
~T~ (meats
WOMEN SHOULD SAVE
f >r (miMlilf rainy MajU- tbrrc
won't al*ajr» t ■»• a "l»r<a<l winnrr'' in
tht> family a* Umtv i* mm. Tlwu m lint
ry? in tit** >>uiik will *a\e j.mi iinx-h <ii»
<-i>uil<>rt May!*-, |i«t, y• ma'11 want in«>i»»»y
(or a trip al»r<«<l, to l.ny a Im.iih*. or
• ttaaethini: of tli it - >rt. Start a Having*
at't'oiint Now mikI y. n'll tnnl tlixt the in
iTt-** i-. ra|»i'l )••'! "ii«'t Um- h:ihit.'!
FIRST UIIONd BANK OF XETSTONF.
J H ■stanifis
THE LEADING TONSORlAL
A in 1ST
Well Known. w.'ll like I and pat
ronized by all the boys Kointe,
coming, or n laying. The place
to receive t'»e b.«stof service.
Everything Antiseptic. polite at
tenti* .1 given to all i-u-itomers.
You find ad m-»d« rn up In date
service witii ill kind-* of electri
cat treatment, of the face and
head at
19 Norfolk Ave.
ROANOKE, VIRGINIA
White Oak
81106 SHOD
ELECTRICAL SHOE REPAIR
ING WHILE YOU WAIT .
Good work, reasonable
price*, b#>*t of leather
used—polite treatment.
We sell Robber (feels
He#»l I'latea. Spar Stiff
ner», Hh<ie f/u-«»s, Hut
ton# etc ( all and so*■ us
L. L JOHNSON, Mgr.
Staples' Place
Headquatu rs for the boys '
July 7. 1912, Brnos.
| An You i Woman ?
i* Cardui
Tin Woman's Tonic
mull at aii mmsts

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