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"HERE SHALL THE PRESS, THE PEOPLE'S RIGHTS MAINTAIN, UNAWED BY INFLUENCE AND UNUNIRED BY GAIN." The Pioneer ESTABLISHED 1882. Anecdotal Literature By W. G. BY W. G. THE SUPREME OBJECT OF ATTRACTION. An old minister, while one day deeply engaged in his studies, was suddenly interrupted by the entrance of his wife, and asking him the question, "Do you think we shall be known to each other in heaven?" Without hesitation he replied. "To be sure we shall." "Do you think we shall know less then than we do here?" After a momentary pause, he continued, "But I may be a thousand years by your side in heaven without having seen you; for the first thing which will attract my notice when I arrive there will be my dear Savior; and I cannot tell when I shalt be for a moment induced to look at any other object." BOYCOTT. Boycotting is a species of conspiracy, and the term is derived from Capt. Boycott, a conspicuous victim of conspiracy. He was an agent of Lord Erne of Connemara, Ireland. As agent he had to serve notice to quit on the tenants, who retaliated by inducing the population for miles around, to refuse to have anything to do with him. Armed constables were called in to protect him and the new tenants. The term, therefore, originally signified a conspiracy to ruin the business of a person by violent interruption of his relations with others. It has been defined by an American judge as "a combination of many to cause loss to one person by coercing others, against their will, to withdraw from him their patronage. A boycott, even when accompanied by violence or intimidation, has been pronounced as unlawful by many courts. But when accompanied by violence it is a criminal offence at common law. GUILTY CONSCIENCE A clergyman walked into the churchyard, one day, as the sexton was digging a grave, and on his throwing up a skull, the minister picked it up, and examining it, found a headless nail in the temple, which he drew out and put it in his pocket, asking the sexton whether he knew whose skull it was; he answered that it was a man's who had gone to bed drunk, and was found dead in his bed next morning. "Is his wife living yet and if so what is her character?" asked the minister. The sexton said she was, and her character was fairly good, only her neighbors blamed her for marrying the day after her husband's funeral. The minister thereupon paid the woman a seemingly pastoral visit, and, among other questions, asked her of what sickness her husband died. She giving him the same account as the sexton, he produced the nail, and asked her "Woman do you know this?" She was struck with horror and instantly confessed she had murdered her husband. She was tried and executed. * * THE GIRLS AS THEY WERE. Backward! turn backward. O Time in your flight, and give us a maiden dressed proper and right. We are too weary of switches and rate. Burke clusters, and peach-baskets, wads of jute hair in a horrible pile, stacked on their heads to the height of a mile. Something is wrong with the maidens. Give us the girlies we once knew of yore, whose curls didn't come from hair dressing stores,—maidens who dressed with sense, and just as Dame Nature intended. Give us a girl with a figure her own and fashioned divinely by Nature alone. Oh! give us the girls as they used to appear. THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT. While the momentum behind the Boy Scout movement has been of very recent origin, there are already over 500,000 boys interested at the present time. During the past summer, camping has been the strongest feature of Scout Work. Within the past few weeks, a prominent member of Rhode Island State Legislature has offered a prize to be contested for by Boy Scouts. The Woonsocket, R. I., Boy Scouts are equipped with Stevens Little Scout Rifles—fitted with an extra barrel made so it cannot be fired—for drilling and parade purposes. Because of this special barrel there is no violation of law prohibiting carrying firearms on the street. The barrel is interchangeable with regular barrel for target practice, in which the Woonsocket Boy Scouts have become very proficient. This Boy Scout organization has given Stevens Little Scout Rifles a thorough test and is well pleased. The Stevens is very desirable because of light weight, simple mechanism and semi-military appearance. Open sights with which these Rifles are equipped are a fair test for the boy's eye. One twelve year old Boy Scout in a string of five shots put two in inner circle of Bulls Eye—counting 25 and another in the 24 circle. For drill work, the Little Scout Rifle, manufactured by J. Stevens Arms & Tool Co., is just right. On parade the boys make a very fine appearance. Apply to J. Stevens Arms & Tool Co., Chicpee Falls, Mass., for details of the interesting Boy Scout Movement and descriptive matter on Stevens Little Scout Rifles. MIDNIGHT IN THE OZARKS and yet eleppele Hitam Scranton, of Clay City, Ill., coughed and coughed. He was in the mountains on the advice of five doctors, who said he bad consumption, but found no help in the climate, and started home. Hearing of Dr. King's New Discovery, he began to use it. "I believe it saved my life," he writes "for it made a new man of me, so that I can now do good work again." For all lung diseases, cough, colde, la grippe, asthma, croup, whooping cough, hay fever, hemorrhages, hoarseness or quinny, its the best known remedy. Price 50c and $1.00 Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by all druggists. The Bookkeeper or Stenographer who has the recommendation of the Mountain State Business College, Parkersburg, W. Va, can always secure employment. Write today for their 96 page Catalogue. ```markdown ``` TIME TO CONSIDER PURCHASE OF TREES FOR FALL OR SPRING FLAIRING. Written Expreseely For This Paper By Wm. H. Alderman, Professor of Horticulture, West Virginia University. The time is now at hand when the fruit grower should consider the purchase of trees for his fall or spring planting. The demand for trees has become so great that the overworked nurseryman from Malta to Oregon are unable to furnish an adequate supply in all varieties. Many of them have already contracted for over half of their stock. If you are looking for first class trees and are at all particular about getting the varieties ordered it would be advisable to arrange your purchase as soon as possible. Visit the Nursery. If you are buying a wood shed order it would pay to visit the nursery and select the trees before they are dug. Most nurserymen will allow a purchaser to go through their blocks and mark the trees he wishes to buy. In this way one may secure the most vigorous and best shaped trees in the lot, and can be reasonably sure that they will be true to name, for most of the variety mixtures are made in the confusion of the packing shed. Insist that your trees shall not be dug until the leaves have nearly all fallen, for this means that the buds are well ripened and that the wood is hard and mature. Much has been spoken and written about the adaptability of buying trees from nearby nurseries where conditions are similar to those in your orchard. While this is a factor that it might be well to consider, it is of far more importance to secure a good tree with a good root system. There is much evidence to show that it matters little from what part of the country a tree comes, provided it is healthy, vigorous and has not been injured in digging or shipping. Yearlings or Two-Year-Olds With apples it is always an unsettled question whether it is better to buy straight whips one year old or move expensive two-year-old trees on which the main branches are already started. The advantages in favor of the smaller trees are, first, cheapness; second, small root systems which will require only a small hole at planting time; third, the head may be formed at any height to suit the grower's fancy; fourth, the root systems receive less injury in digging than do those of larger trees. The advantages of the two-year-olds are, first, trees with well formed heads may be schooled thereby insuring uniform and symmetrical orchard trees; second, they will probably reach bearing size a year sooner than a one-year-old tree; third, it is easier to detect crown gall or hairy root upon them than upon yearlings. Between first class trees of both ages the two-year-olds are the most desirable. It is, however, sometimes difficult to get good two-year-olds because the nursery block has been sorted over the previous year and the beet trees sold are yearlings. Between a first class yearling and a second grade two-year-old, the younger tree would undoubtedly be the better. Never buy three or four year-old trees because these are the culks of previous years which were so weak and small that they had to be grown the extra season or two in order to bring them to a marketable size. Crown Gall. The most prevalent disease that attacks nursery trees, and against which purchasers should be on their guard, is Crown gall or Hairy Root, the two names coming from the two distinctive forms of the same disease. There are some differences of opinion among plant pathologists regarding the ultimate effects of this disease upon orchard trees, but all agree that it is very unsafe to plant intested stock. Make no contract or arrangement with a nurseryman which will not allow you to throw out all trees that show any sign of the disease. The wooly aphis causes small irregular swellings to appear upon the roots that might be mistaken for small galls, but inasmuch as the aphis is to be more dreaded than Press. BY INFLUENCE AND UNBRIDED H TOBER 21. 1911. V the aforementioned disease, have no hesitation about discarding these trees also. A Few Things Which Will Make the Results of the Recipes More Exact and Be of Help to Those Scales which can be bought at any hardware store for from $1.50 in %2 are a great help in the canning season, it is very hard to measure fruits of different sizes so that the proportion of fruit to sugar is correct, whereas the irregular size of the fruit makes no difference in determining its weight. In this day of short weights the scales are of advantage in checking up the amount purchased. The flat pliable knife, called a spatula, enables one to clean out the bowl more thoroughly than any other way. It can also be used very satisfactorily for reusing up recipes which do not require much stirring, such as getting the cough ready to knead for bread, the making of an omelet or a griddle cake. This knife can be older than any hardware store for these expensive to thirty-five cents. After having once used it you will wonder how you ever got along without it. RACHEL H. COLWELL, West Virginia University. WHAT IS YOUR FAMILY If your family is worth the best you can afford in house and food and clothes, is it not worth the best reading as well? And the best reading—best for boys and girls, best for men and women—is to be found in The Youth's Companion. Of stories alone The Companion will print nearly 300 in 1912. With all the rest of the paper thrown in and counting the glorious long curial stories, they cost the subscriber less than a cent apiece. Moreover, you will look long before you will find stories so varied and interesting—stories of coolness in the face of peril, strange adventures with creatures of the forest and the sea, moving stories of life's obscure heroisms, stories breezy with good natured humor, quaint and curious character sketches. Now is the time to subscribe, for you will receive free from the time your $1 75 is received all the issues for the remaining weeks of 1911 containing the opening chapters of Ralph D. 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Fine New Coaches The steel passenger coaches ordered by the Baltimore and Ohio several months ago are being delivered and placed in service on the through trains between New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Cincinnati and St. Louis. The orders provide for 20 smoking cars and 30 day coaches together with 15 steel postal cars and 10 steel baggage cars. The new steel coaches have a seating capacity of 80 passengers, and smoking cars a capacity of seventy-two passengers. The new steel passenger coaches are a late development and naturally each new output from the shops have many very practical improvements and features not found in the earlier cars. The cars now being received by the B. & O are considered superior to any steel cars which have yet been constructed. The objectionable features found in the earlier steel cars, such as susceptibility to heat and cold and the unusual noise of the metal have been eliminated in their construction. The steel construction includes not only the steel frame work and the trucks but the outside sheathing as well. The trucks are made of one piece cast steel with steel wheels of mostimable strength. The floors are constructed of steel, over which is placed a layer of concrete to deaden the noise and to strengthen the construction. In all the fixtures and appliances every consideration is given to the comfort and health of occupants of the cars. The sanitary drinking water tank is another desirable special feature. The water and ice are in separate compartments, the water being forced into the tanks through pipes under the car, preventing employees from coming in contact with it. The ice is in a separate compartment also and does not touch the water, consequently the drinking tanks are as nearly sanitary as it is possible to make them. The interior finish of the steel care is worthy of special note. The ceiling and paneling below the windows are made of an imported fireproof composition which not only makes a fine finish but renders the interior of the car impervious to noise from the outside. This agassite presents the same strength and fire resistance as do steel, being even more desirable in that it has insulation qualities. The upper portions of the interior of the cars are of mahogany finish, giving them a rich and attractive appearance. The cars are insulated throughout. The outside sheathing of steel is welded to the steel frame, inside of which is the insulation material, with the mahogany finish above and the oakwood below. The cracking cars are 60 feet in length. The seats and backs are upholstered in plain heavy leather, a most desirable finish. The day coaches are 70 feet in length. The seats and backs of these cars are upholstered in plush, and the color effects of mahogany and light green present a delightful harmony of colors. 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Tfoacthing clas reece from tie war between Maly aue ‘Turkey, ¢ feet thet Italy bas alroady abotened slavery in Pefpoliiacher the atrug pte one that appesrs to here a very Woe resuitat ita heginsing, Ih ia just such sels ag thaone velerced to above that make great ccnntricg greater, and the world should thank the lielien Government for ity de- eree that slavery aball uotex's) white the flag of Italy iosta at Propo! Top, Norman 1. Mack is elated asthe next Chsirman of tic Noy York State Democracy, in piace of W.P Heppueb. With bis nee po- sitivu, Mr. Mack will enjoy ihe die tinction of being State and National Chairman atthe eame time. Proc our caans! observations of Chairman Mack, we are of the opinion that he is amply able to attend to the duties that will naturally be hieas ea reaulé of bolding bowb positions. We don’t want to attempt to criti- cist Our great president, Mr. aft, but weare of the opiaion that he would baye shown gront tact and fing sppreciation ofa real lawyor had hic, when the opportunity presented, made Jobn Marshall Harlan Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court. By having done this, be would bave perwiited Justics Harlan to die with bis highest ambition achieved, aud ploced the Chief Jus- ticeship in enpable hande, Now that John R. Walsh. the Chicago bunker, bas been paroled froin the Federal penitentiary at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, wonder if there zoaid be aay impropriety ix President ‘Unit and Attorney General Wickersham looking into the case of Clarins Ff. Moxse. the New ‘Yor! baker, who cither deserves a pardon orapurole, If for no other reason, Maree bas cacned bie freedom bocuuee be lew stoned for bie “bizy tivanc- ing”, nud paid every dollar be owed Whst more coult aimsn do to right himesif with God aud his foilos mar? We bevo reoeitod the anawal Yeport oh Caskegce Inativute. ft Was aent torongh ‘she coartesy at Privcipsi Woehivgton, and isa dao- umept containing much valaoble information. OF course crorybodg in America is aware of tee exietence of ‘Tuskeges, bntit has eitber to be feen or thin report bas to be csrefally gone over to felly approsinte ihe merenitude of the worl it ia doing. Ti we bad time ane space we would go wt greater Jeagth to pive eome of our cbservetions with revard to this highly interesting report, bat as the is ieposaibie af this period, wo would euggest List aoyove inievosted in Tuokegee to thé extent that he Wane lo know what is being duce there, stou'd send for g conv, not heghetrg, ab ae Site ate, ta ereince ceilicieut pusloge to eyver Cost OF wiwiling, | Dr, Booker T. Waahiogton wae on hand Tuesday last in the Court of Special Sessions, New York, for tbe purpose of preasing & charge of a3 sault egalnst Albert Ulrich, a Germ- au carpenter who very brntally beat avd almost killed him in the hallway ofa New York apartment honse last Mare. The whole American resd- ing poblic is fauibar with the varie nis phases of be Waationson- Ulrieh otal sod new that the Dotior has gZONc shous the prosecution of the man <bo nestuied bin with the proper svow of manbood, 12 is hoped what aoiay be punished, and bis vecem, Bother Vesuhiagtoa, atend, uneuitied befocs the world T. woubt bea vecy good thivg for be Damocnte if they would pay suing heed to the welfers ot the cal red conungents of the party in Ohio eed New York. This werning is counded Lecnuse ja beeoming as plain ay dey to a! inzorested observ. ers, that Nevroes, Miss other peapie. gre hournng to throw ther political powor where it 4 bev gonserve loin Iniesesis, ‘Phie snap be paiaio! invormation ig the tao old parties bug itis nevertheless trae, asd ase fuss they mend their waya, oud trent Negeoea ae thay do Germane, Etieb, Juallone Nod other people, they will veke up soma fine momiog to tind {hat thoce have besu werious defcoy- ions from among their ranks Wo rarher rmaneet/bat the Wasb- fag'en Geenievacrats who sought to divcredit as? dethrone Dr. Wiloy, are now aadder, bat wiser men than they wore aome weeks ago. We are 1d (0 isske the foregoing statement, Reennse, since they had Div Wiley eed ea mothacs jnvestivated, they have found out that he, (Wiley), had a“pall” wich the American public, he having ehyaya carelal!y axfeguard ed its interests whea manufacturers of food products sought to adulter- alc,and place their poisonous waree oa the marke: tobe palmed off on unsuspecting victims. Tis country nceds moro men of the Wiley stripe, gud wien it bas them, there will be fower poople in their graves, and aor boalinp ones on carth. Tne golden jubilee of His Emi- nence, James, Cardinal Gibbons, wse littingly celebrated in bis home city of Baltimore on Monday last, ‘Lhe exercises incident to the occasion wore very beautiful, and the bonor dose the Cardinal would do credit to king, batno mattor what would take place in bis bebelf, be deserves it nil, for, although a churchman and . Catholic, he is the truest type of ‘an American citizen, and Americans ‘everywhere love to pay him tribnte, Possibly there is po wan in America more dearly beloved then Gardinal Gibbous, snd it is all heecuse be has sequitied bimse!l! in ® manner that di fi's ove in bie higu station. Alonz with be other Catholies and Protest aus thet did Cardins! Gibbong how - Gt, Negroes plaged a prowivent part soother demonstration that the Cac dist ie’e humanitation ofa aurt buat hanowa no color Tacteia seine talk of Prosidant Pah eppoiotiag Judgo Nathaa ,Coff, of the United States Court, se an Associate Justice of the Taited States Supreme Coart to fil! the seat toda vacaut by the death of tho lato Ioneotod Justice Marlau. Lf this be dons Prosidont Taft will bave eurned the cvorlastiog uratitude of huadreds of ci izous in and out of Wost Vir- gicts who are oo ia the belief vhat thers ss no better man ‘in Americs for Jostice Harlan's successor ¢han Navisn Gott, West Virginia's favor io sou, #o0 is known, far and wite v7 4 soldier, o statesman and a juige te equal of way, end the peer of wsny. Agaia, ib would bs bute just and sf ting tribute to a man end on Ameriong ho offered up hig life Uae tii tA ofigh endure, and cause hiv ve ath bis hoeagrable lite inn plagd whien anyone woald be proud $6 oceuny. Justice Marian Dead. Hon. John Marshall Marlen, Ag- sociate Juatice of the Supreme Court ofthe United Svates, is dead, he hating passed wway at bis home iv Wasbiogton on Ins: Saturday mora- ing. Thecinss of his death was pneamonia, iis wasoniy ill for a few days. Jo vice Turion was with- outs doubt ous af the ripsst achote fare snd greatest lawyora in America, and his retirement by death from the Nation's highest tribunal is a calam. ity from which that anenst body ean ROL recover, Huarrived at hia con- clusions after fie moat maiuee wad intelligent retction, and when he knew he was sight, thera waa oo power on earth tha: could swerve itm in bis determination todo tt ings a wrighleous manner, The Supreme Court is @ great body, and the mon waking vp its wembership are good lawyere, Dut in broads oi mind, fine legal attainment. mental poise, and | convideration for men and thiogs, Joovive Hurlan far outstripped nis associates. ‘They, iise oll the pacpte’ whe koow bitm,bed learned to roapret tis opinions, and {hia too,.cometimes io the face of the fect thet they were notin accord with him. The lend justion wag netod for tin dissenting cpinioos in many potable cuses, and ne one coo deny tho ststoment tbat! \uey were inasierpicces as regarded| unanswersbie argument Hnmioaring | legal citations, and feers and preeo- | dents that could asi be rightfally | overlocked nor jost sizbt of ia the! womentous questions and logal sil gles that came before him apd bie earned assuciates for inal adjudieas iio, On accunst of his wondertyt mastery of the law, Justice Harian’s| teking oat this time is o nee blow to the pervonvel of the Sa- premo Court, because that body needs a inwyor of bis type aow more. than it ever did before. Aside from| his legal training, Mr. Justice Harlan wusa most companionsblo person, © kind husband and father, sad 4 layman bigh in the councils of the Presbyterisn Church, of which body he had long been a member. We could go onand extol this greatest Aworican Jawyer to an iodefinite extent, but itis enough to say that he wags grntlomen in cvery senge of the word, a christian of the truest type,eod so individual whom to know was to love. —_——__ Gh aes AONE i eee ae Hon. Warry C. Smitb, Editor of the Cleveland, (Ohio.) Gazette, and ope of the best Negroes in America, hae beon selected as s onndidate to represent the Cleveland district in Ohio's Constitutional Convention. Thie body will meet in 1912, and will be one of the most important gatborings beld in the Buckeye State ip a genre of years. Tha laws it will recommond to be enacted, and thead ireody on the statute books of Ohio, need tie most cerefal scrutiny. aad witha man of Mr. Saith’s mental caliber 64.8 momber of the Conyen- tion, the Negroes wil! bave thei rigbta properly safeguarded, x fact which should afford them much sat- isfaction Hie BsaeNeney, Hos. Witliom £6. Glasicva’, Governar of Weas Vir. Hioin, come to Martinebarg ieot Sanday worniog, ond made apesca in the afternoon daring the excroises inaedeat to the cornerstone laying of the new United Brethren Chnrch, Tho Governor, e9 seual, mades fine specos, ond pointed ontto hia bees- er6 the worth of ihe cburoy to the commnnity, na well av made eag aes ‘Neva, wiick, if heeded, ave bound ta ado good, Mee Govsrnor was secom- vanied to tho city by Assiatont.At- torney Gonersi JO Teason, and before they left for Coarivsion, they were cee piente of mans Gourtesies at he onde Gf adiiring feuds bere abou lu Pecaident Tafa tevin narrowly paoeneu being dynamit:d is the far Wee! ibe utter day, KICKED BY A MAD HORSE Samoel Birch, of Beetown, Wie., had a most narrow escape from los- ing bia leg, a8 no doctor could heal the frigbtfal eore that developed, bat at Iset Backlea’s Arnica Salve ured it completely, Ite the great- ew? bealer of ulcers, burna, boils, eczema, ooalde, cvio,corng, Cold aorea, brnicee und piles on eerth, Try it, 2c, at all drogpisin, ‘re, Mollie J. sirawder, well knowa to many of the readers of the Pioneer Preesand formeriy of Lena. ney, W. Va., but now of Waaiies- ton, Penna., passed up the line of ine B.& O. Railrond Thursday etter poop euroute to her foruer home in W.Va. She had been in camp on the North River with a Gybing party headed by Col. Barset: of Peansyl- veoia, for several weeks, und atter breaking up carap she paid relatives in Baltimore and Syoatoa a visit of two weelis or more, Ske olso gure a passiog glance at old friends ic Woshingion aud other cikice slong the roato to her home in Washing ton. se 0 “te NEVER OUT OR WORK. The bueies? litle thinge ever taede ere Dr, King’s New Life Pils, Kvery pill isa sugar coated glotale cf beultb, that changea wenisnesa into strength, languor into energs, crain fag into mente} power; onring Constipation, Lieaduohe, Caills, Dys- pepeis, Malaris, Only 25ce at aol! droggista, We return thanka tothe J. Stev ens Arms And Too! 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If she chooses to do tho washing abe will be paid $4. per week; if not, $3, The kind end five people” wonting such a gir) aa mevtioned ebove, live in Clerkabarg, end if the girl dceired wishes to go the editor of tbie paper will, if eho hag nat the nenesenry coy fare, advance it, * BIOGRAPHY oF EMINENT NEGRO MEN AND | WOMEN OF EUROPE AND RHE UNITED STATES, | Adapted to the use of Students of race history, and of Negro youth. A valuable and hundy reterence book with questions avd answors. 1s printed on heavy paper in good, large cloar type. Aad compactly bound in boards. A copyrof this beok should bo in every Negro tome. Price one dollar per vol= nwe-$1.00 Cach mush invariably ae. company all orders postage paid. Good live agents wanted for West Virginia. No sumple outfit. Stamps not accep- lod. Bor further information and terme to Agents, Address, Jolin ©. Bruce Grit, Author and Pub Wanyalope Cottage, Yonkers, N. ¥. Releis to J. I. Clifford, eq, Editor Pioneer Press, Tsompeon sad Lhompyoo are in Teelity (he busdeca -of asters io he clothing Hoe ond theis stecn 16 Cp to date iv atyte and ehades, . HOWA RD UNIVERSITY,,. WILBUR P, THIRKIELD, D. D,, PRESIDENT. Located in Capitol of the Nation. Campus of over twenty acres. Advan- tages nasurpassed. Modern scienuitic aud geueral equipment. New Carnegia Librats. New Science Ball. Paculty ot over cue hundred. 1332 students. pom si suites and 10 other couutries, Uhasna! oppurtunities for selt-support. So young ‘oan or woman of euergy oF capacity niced be deprived of its advan— ages. Ub COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SULENCES. Devos to liberal studies. Courses in bustan, Slatbematies, Latin, Greek, freuen, Germau, Puysics, Cheuusiry, Biology, Uistory, Philosophy, aud vie Social Seiveces, such us are giveu in the best approved colieges. 16 professors, Kelly atutler, A. ML, Dean. DHE LEACHERS? COLLEGE. Special oppoctumiaes ror teachers. Reguiar college courses in Psychology. 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Modern lay= oratories and equipuient. Conaected with new #recdmen's Lospital, costing bult milion dollars. Cimical facilities hes Surpassed in America. Post-grad- uate Schoo! and Volycliaic, Edwards A. Balloch, M.D., Dean, dth and W. Strevtg N.W. W.C. MeNvill, M. D.; Secretary, 991 RSt.. N. We ‘THE SCHOOL OF Law. Faculty of eight. Courses of three- years, giving # thorough knowledge of théory and practice of law. Occupiee. owa building opposite the court bouse. Benjamin F. Leighton, LL. B., Desa, 420 Suh sureet N. W. For catalogue and special information. address Dean ot Department. EEF dea. rap ; nf eh ga TiMORE & ONG RAILROAD. Corrected to September aand, grt, ‘Trains leaye Martinsburg as follows: WEST BOUND WEST BOUND No 55 Daily at 11,18 a m for Pittsburg, Uincinaa, Louisville and St. Louis. Connects for Romney except Sunday and: at Grafton for Wheeling daily. No. 55 Daily at 11.18. m foc Grafton, Pittsburg ard Chicago. No 5 Daily, at 3.17 p m for Grafton, Pittsbur, and Chicago. 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The cditor ig visiting frienda sod relatives ia the Weat Virginia wilda, god itiaenfe guessing that he ia having # royel tron Mise Virginis Wells, of Berkelew Sprivge. bea been the house guest of Mies Virginis Giver during the week. Mr. Lucisn Speare hue been enffer ing witb e catarset on his eye for Bevern! weeks, ond while it is not got well, it is contidersbiy improred, ae ee Cheetnute are vsid.tu be very plen tiful thiv year, nud asa reenlt, the moantoins are fuil of old and young people bunting for them. Tf you want to get soins fine, freah and pure miil. don’t forget that GC W. Aurbroas, the former buteher, ig on the streets of Martineburg every morning. The Koenezer Memoris! Baptiet Churcd congregstion neld an enter- taioment at Spears’ Hell on ‘bare day evening. It wea both enjoyable oud profi-ubie. Rev. R R Thompson, tbe well known Charles ‘Towa songster and preacher, addreesed the coogregation of Dudiey Free Baptist Chareh ol! doy Tast Sunday, Misses, Emma Becks ond Lena Jenkins, 'wo young Indies of Shen- andosh, Virginio, are spending some time in oor city as the gueste of Mr. and Mra. Rbodea Warrick and family al their bome on Samuel Street, 3 $a Mra. Pembroke Gaitner’s two Jit tle boys buve been quite viok during tbe pust week, but they are rapidly Teoovering under the ekillfol treat- ment of Dr, George W. Bosiie, Mar- tineborg’s new phreician. Mr, Oberles Motev, the popular jeoitor asthe Oid Nations! Bank, went banting the other day, and it je romored that he bed to send to town for 6 eurrey ‘0 come to the country, und bring bios aud bis game home, Mrs. P. R. Fletcher, and ber two little daughters, Dorothy and Eliza- beth, have returned to their bome in thie city efter a plessant visit of a week or so to friends aud relatives in Wasbington, D.C lms oc The Weat Virginie Minietera and Deotovo Union will convene st Keaorneyeville on next Saturday and Bondoy. A large crowd is expected to be in attendance, ard al] Regular Baptiste in thie eection are locking forward (othe meeting of the Union with muoh pleseure Mr. Lewis Boru was in to vee us the ofber day, and his eppesranca inclined ua to the belist that be is enjoying good Lealwt, He also told us thet the receat District Oontcr- ence, which met at Front Royal, Vir- gicia, bad granted bim w license aa a local prescticr, ial T. W. Skelton bas opened an up- to date grocery sod provicion store in the Wolfes Building, Covoor Mar tin ond Raleigh Sis. Lis prices ‘are very reasongile, und bis troatmont to all customers as nica as can be, Aoy one necding thiogs in his line will do well to on!! and gee hiro, The corporate authorities of the city of Martineburg, aro having the streets sprinkled with oil, Thies is being dove for the purpose of settling the cust, and while the oil may abow its value io the future, lonsewivea ere loud in cemp!aint of this new departure, saying that tha oil which sticks te tho ehoes, will be carried into the houses aud ruin their car- pets and wattings SAVED HIS NOLDECS LIE “Four doctore bad given me op,” writes Mrs. Liara frames, of Avoon, La, "and my cbifdrea end all m friends were looting for me to dis. when my eon iuvisted that TL ase Electric Butters, f did es, aad they bave dove mes workl of good, ft willalways proiee them. Mectric Bittare ig a priccleas beaming to women troubled with fainting and dizzy apelle, backsore, beaduzse, weeknese, debility, couetipatiaa or kidney dieorders, Ura thes: snd PAN new onith, wlrengeh and vien Toey’re guaranteed to satisyy or money refunded, Only h0c at all druggiste. Wanvied—Coaisopaiian Mauvazine requires the enrvices BL a represen: tative in Martinsbory to ine’ sites subscription ronewsls and to extend circuletion by epceiai methads which have proved unusunily sueceseiul salizy ent commission. [reviews experienes desitabie hutir or yeu. tial, Whels time ox epare time. Ad- dress, with references, H.C. Camp. bell, Coemopoliian Hagazine, 1789 Broadway, New York Gits YOEREVIRL RB. Wik Ss 3217 ALMANAG. The Rev. i BR. Hicks Atman for 1912, thet guszdinn Angel ipa hundred thonsend hemes, is nosy ready, Not many ave now willing + be without itand the Rey hi Pp. Hicks Magazine, Wors any Worns. be two aro only Oxx Hora a year. The Almanas is 35c postoaid, No home or offices sheaid fail to send for them, to Worb ann Wonris Pon. BISHING CO, 2202 Locust St., Sain: Louis, Mo. ‘The Bookxeeper or Ste nograpder who bas the recommendation of tbe Mountsin State Business College, Parkersburg, W. Va, can always secure employment, Write today por their 96 page Catlogne, WILLIAM SPEARS’ BICYCLE REPAIR SHOP. Repairing whesle of all kinds putting in new orank hangers, é&c. &e., i8 my specialty, “Don't bother with old bangers, come to Spears avd get them at ressonablo prices, also tires and other sundries, Second hand bicycles bought apd sold. I now have on hand 10 second hand bicycles, good as new. In addition to bicyle repairing, I do repairing of all kinds, aed amthe only man in town who repairs Racycles. THE KEYSER, MOORSFIELD AND PETERSBURG GP emma rommatrster SS. ibs ged cot het Ri, ERY Cie Ie eee pies tas BE ake WPA GIN T TURTLE STAGE LEME Runs daily except Sunday. Persone wishing to travel in the direction mentioned will find it a resi con- veniesce avd very cheap——the round trip only $3, aud the distance hein: toeitior piace aad buck, 87 mates Porsona traveling itonce, will never forget (he kindncas of we propricver Mr. George Shauis. TANT TNCALNE WAIVE j a % ; PR RE Me Electric t 5 ang “ Sitters Be Gio sy ant ‘ Mado & New tiian Ot ily J “J was suftering from pain in mF {stomuch, head and Wek,” writes oY T. Alston, Raleigh, N.C, “and sy & liver and Kidneys did not works ight, @ bat four hottles of Electric Bit og mado me feel Hke a new nau.” § PRICE GO OTS. AT ALL prue stones. 2 Salata MoE AER SSA a LCR Ta 4 Rey Bocter Satd f a She) whe ed Beha % toy Cardai” wries firs. ZV. Sell, of Hayne, N.C! 4 Sdowas in a very ioiw site of healt, amd was not able to Be uy 1 te ‘ ae ot dit wy Cardud, and soon & & began. to tec! better, fot able to be up and heip do my & 4 housework entinnod (o lhe the medicine, and sow 1 fp , aveable fo do ay housework and te care for any chitdren, § and i feel as tows) f sould never preise Cardal enough t 3 for the benefits [ have seceived.” b 4 i we SE A we OM eg ee ee HER : A Bo Eye Ga FF os OS oe o & Oa pt ke a BAR Vere Tame § 4 Qo Pees || WOMENS IOnIC | ry. : BH Cardui i successhui. hecause it is made especially for & 3 women, art ots speciheaily on the womanly constitution, F eI fardui does cue thing, and does Ko weil. That explaing E Re te great success whied it hae hod, Curley the past 50 years, 6 jain helping thovsoncs ef weal and ailing women back to ? | heat hand Gappinesa, ‘ 3 He you are a woman, fect fired, dull, and are nervous, F od cross and iritable, it’s because you need a toute, Why not t sy try Cardul? Cordal builds, strengthens, restores, and acts é WA in every Way 25 a Succial, tonic remedy for women, ‘Test ¢ ia tH for yoursell, Your drupgict scils Cardui Ask him s f Write to: Ladies’ Advi Dept, Catt Mediet , it BY toe spiel ines agen Dut, Cita congs Medicine Co, Chatencoes. Teg SE BOE SS SSMS A IRE oa M4 | gabe PRY Gere a impos 1 hee e PUSAN UUARAR eG ee Kir NATU WM GUARANTEE you wu pomttion ft yon | fas 240 ses Mi write usarnel econ, We nood mauiy more cee | Qo Hae Wey VY dente at once tonanpiy the sores Aeanee G | | SE eR cor oun hhiak Oho" 2a apy thea Sidi | 1 Sig uh bum berofsoucuats this otfer will be Vitndimvie fer | i , vi writ mb once for particular Cy RE), ro (Cs itn Eis « fies, ap MOKA is | Sa CAYO Ci Git! \ | o Sn De PUSINNSS COLLEGR _ | oa ee BATARiZanED 190% LOUISVILE, Tx. | VEE CORNET 2 WCE be: Ue Keema rere oe es cane, ad Sn rr are eT a ee fl a oop ap ep yy wy hr Fo i Maa Woks By ANB SOR t 5 ti i a y eh aa i re BEA pe ho Pe | | a fa Bh Nest R ns Gee : Uy CAE i @ o f 8 4 POTN, , “wo gp gl Ye a @ 3 : Ria e: ia & Me Be QS UST AK Es ely! § y Boe tans Be PR. FR nN a ey mm | a! fete on a CA Ss ie ee Ba a eR Be ER Re Rl be ds) Sieg Bey Maks ae x be r “a oY ae z 8 Benen fle} a te ie Ay pe Bess el Pes % a x. a ‘QM SY Sipelig oe See emis ‘ * NS = ae kd as : m i i “ a a ry epee ap 9 wy - 3 a a Be \. y\ OF AR ay ‘ <5, Ome, Cm Z ig Dy isc) ed i Hue é . uf pk y ¥/ wy ak i ! ay ; Digwwe rs Lye Bie ae Pe ity Th 3G1 PRBELL LOLI E DEAE SER AEBS S Ses BaSREDGSReGs er EET, | “VISIRLE LOADING" | i REPEATING RIFLE 3 No. TO0—— Liet Srice, 63.00 4°: bevi ihe Landing» bir ad. ff Y vantare. You wor the cart-idue 9 4 | Gisiioctanbe You kus G4 { whes the gun dot Y } Gots all the ane in sight cs% ho fsem pests 7 dent Va 4 AF Meiais for sho hh [Sart wi" cnoltfenres 48 Leo) seer Ca | J] Brae i GE A eslnaaawenry tees Wee, coe sonie | PREG. Sho Uy. svevEue aro | apehhe RTOOL COMPANY |} BEN Se FO. Box 8198 Wee A Gia Pes | BLADE ies ounsea saan caiiad Thompson & Thompson have the largest stock, the best material and sel! under the best guaran- tee of any clothing house in Martinsburg, test it by tryivg it. TRE KL. WILLIAMS Corpo. RATION. LITPLE INSURANCE TALKS AN0Q< -Hf your hur-e should barn tonigit with all your urniture, what would youd?) Better have it insured by The WL. Williams, Corp, 103 Soul Queen St, Movtinebare, W.Va “Ip Seaves You Bian 208, ChIP Pop ATTORNEY aT Law MARTINGLURG, WEST VINGIN? eer-Procitcesin all the Uourtm af + Vacthe Sepreme Court of Appents nid the Vinited Sretes Coren “AS WE SEEIT,” | Is the Title of a Book whose author is Robert Le Waring, Bag ,6u9 F. Street Northwest 4 xshington, D. C. iis excellent, and is destined todo incaleulable good, Tn hiction it gets at facts as thoy exist, and outlines the real bulk of the eauses of the trou— bie and frigtion between the twowwess. Ttis bound to be read the world) over and will scove wellits pur- pose, Ki took a strong mind ond a fertve brain to plan and oweite this book which fiery Vatterson, thegroateditor says ads phenomenal, and will be read by assmany white us colored people —just as it should bo, for the real aud proper settlement of the ee-eallict problem, is inferdependont, —one upon theoties. (is written im n tune as ripe toimakeital- tuost ws pepiiarasdid the perio: that immortalized (Uncle for’s Cabin, Get the book ond vead it. 16 penty costs yt.0G. Address. pile author as given above, eg —— c LAP ELD A 1Oa IT WHOA iS 2 Vien year Cowhin tion Distribe noon Cortifieate of Membership- asdevised by the American Workinen Fraternal Insurance: Company, of Washington, D. O,, one of the most liberal, strongest and reliable fraternak institutions in the field. For further particulars see DEY JGRBAN, CLS AGENT W.VA, Roox 2, Nh. PL Bernpina. CHARLESTON, -. W. VA, Av A. Ro Heowil’s BMerobant toiloring evtotlehwent, ladies and gentlemen can have their suite made. look new by beving them oleaned: and pressed. Give bim a oall when needing anything ip bis line, and be convinced that what we aay ie sbege Jataly trae, Sra ror wx oR SF we 2-7. yy ae AJ ar’ Saat fat, Sy" a a ae Sat ane) he aa a AE See! OG. Oo FORM vs, Mie key Iz i Pee, FA S AY Bestia? Chote Eh BM Calne os : RUE Se Ne a Seen acta Sia ames fe wD -oting Shotguns | ' © it ical i . \ 2 . 1 eT Sate A Fae . ¢ ecu! Doster has chem ja stagle pois } é i i ite rated with Lecutilul desians, Ack fl : yi oh whether yeu buy er ist ‘ 4 i { FRUEY PRESIDENT. 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ESQANWGG ME ge: Fi Lao ah 3 JAS thin St., Sbivicy, Mass, * ATES tress sneer een ery Te SCR ENA EET NE yee een ee yee! hi ne RRS . 4 : “4u feet SiGe y = : ake ieee tn a } ee haaomie ef & be ee ? : a Pea 3 SERA AY A wonder’-1 a jut Living Blossoma, Ast yore ff By dealer for otores otis Yo, Gon.) “Write our Amexionn Tees Hy to-day fu: . ; gf PAY postageand packing), Fe Be 4 T Petepean a ar t ARTI a 4 BO ONEDT IEG las k UB, pep. a ss Hy OED. PIvAcD ving, NEw yor fi: Rs Wy 1 lee vam See Oy 4 ee Bt) J free {aay besod ts a go 4 ‘ En WN Ah ie Uo QO fh LAWS tv BON VN Eom Dovdhch Soother Fea fa Gea ba ™ oe ee RE a a AR ee SG aimee ia Rime ve, ellison ee ‘ een 1 Ee “9 ; Wis Nev“orm is 2 popular priced ey PMS of - ae ' ae focky Y prace. : PT y 4 Se AES SEY : y J ANE : Tl Yas ti a: ed (|| rad if revoan| Kay | a ate | Pilea, $1 \ dil ‘ Reet ; Se H 4 vi. | ye C , . tte, ‘ a ap Dei Ty, RNR | Ce age a. SB EaS ior twenty-eight PEQM MET Mas heenthe iesderia thie Bisto 62d Nuinon forthe grend and sole Qicht shusis heing waged fer. the mipenorution of the enandition of i: Negro. ‘Tho PIONEER PRESB shower inewn suing or trifle im any Tatler whore oie intarery, of the race wey invelved. Bor this re heterviztic;, THEE PRESS shenk? have the dneweeving snppert apd encour agemons of Liewra Veryehere, at gontuins roliaiie rowa, jalorceting editoriais gad ch lab arvicdes QB patfach NeWepager tar tie Lome aud family . ITUBADS an the quuanize of eriginad ratter wis po Tneuiphes 143 pabrone. EY LEADS in ite spiey editesisls one tensions sayings | SR LEADS ia ta vesere!, tecal aud Siscallany pages | TAREN ailin al, we don't tes) Uns we we omawger ing when. we state het Tee PIONEER PRESS a ene of the Gest al around weelly papers so bits couniry vaday. WEOART not slew in amakiag as seatamens, Tor some at ths hast and most prewine.¢ mon of the United States tnye dane lkewice, These porsena above veferred to. Were Bol conlned ta one partionlar race. either bot to hath PSN ae Mkts Se Ba RNA ae) Tabak ae YE OMIOWE PLAN Ny ah | PES A SD | Bg a BEE Has the LANGEST city cirenta- Hon Phe LARGEST Percign circulas tian... vhe LARGEST domestic and Jeseral circulstion— Tho LARQEST county and rural circulation of any Negro’ newspaper in the United Statos—— Has the LARGEST Avglo Saxon circulation— ' Two recess Cer ss 18 Til! ABOVE SO? BECAUSE iListbe pioneer of this section in blazing the way for truth, bonesty, piety avd fragality and ail other requisites that ure neecasary ior the making of qauly icen and womanly women of el! races. BECAUSE it mers sepport and “ole it is proof positive thas people krow a good thing they see ic, BHOAUSH of ite uniane and tigisal qualities the CiUG NBER “AES has a noticeable oxclusive- nea eojoyed by no other paper in ths ciaas wiersin itcireulates. Fay [DD Me se cack at LES She Sy ea Fa EE 1 Dee rong | Ba a ee) ino Wik Mts generally large: aa Taeel cons carcdlation will bring | A GUNDANT oo ND MOKITS BLE | a | dacsigs TO (TS ADVERTISERS, Viewed from tha standpoiat of news wovis, circulation or advertising powcr, GIB PIONEER PRESS isthe paer of its competitors snd stands jorth 8 a brilliavt example of euccessin] modern nowapape: ceit- uda. oS St THE ; {|eayaag Aucad BLICMENS DERE # ase eg oes of all POE POY DIP DD! Bex rw Vy ; ; an ae KW RITHR Competitors | : SSS Se ste ee li has encircled the Globe and satisiied 35,000 users. A record unprecedented in the history of typewriters. 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RAS PY HEA ae Cesicns, > CopyaicH7s dc. , Anyono sending &. sketch and deserintion many’ Biveadon’ is probably pevontautee Commananien: Htrehcreale Conger HARBOE on Pte Stiinta tic throwen Ataun fy Cue Fecel eo seattle sei eat TAK Ee Toe agianeg | STS FETA, i Alinnduonnciy Mnetrated weekly, Tarrest etr= Gulnton cf ay neentine joarnk Serius St Sears tian mucathae hl Subd by ai new suieglors: HRURN 2 fey sotecoadmay, Move Yoyk Mitch Viner C5 YF Oty Waster tomy Be Ges PR era rae reget eet Renee eRe ean eee tid eaRY an <p \ 4 Pen Mate Feud ' | We Ask Tou | a) | of to take Cardul, for your fersale | Sa troubles, because we are sure it fi! 13 will help you. Remembor thet Ql Wi ths pveat femal: comady——- Bi joemam OB A BRR OTR CHET § ithe fe Pr wa | LOOP Gb AA Bt A lig at | POSES BI a a | k) has brought relief to thousands of @! i & other sick women, so why not to |<; you? 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Our prices for putting up preserip dons and housenold recipes will ale whye be wodorsie, Ginpenr’s PHARMACY | §o* PRES FREES Ft omar MR EOSR ERT fee tn Coie A | Ra ZOE} 5 Biya rc: 4 | eR) NEY é | LA ete a an) | PR pee ‘é 3 ba ake FON 4 net 3 ee BGR \ eg” Neeapiaes! ONS aS NUNES | . Pema SNe ha 098 rom cs te Spier Ace og maka you 90 2 Uersea of oar bare ioe cagees RSE Randi Sant craig Geskoge TS! WEG D'oh Aetiow Mis eed pointe ech ‘valuo #4: 1 Holtow Ground Keen! ing Mina Sic Nao, eed Yt (0 Tie etree Pinta Tes Spooner worn dl: aco Mt osber Bhee etalon Stomach souvent ence ty ee torn 12 0 orth orcer and allow us to HEC YOUR BRON dona Bceaed it wor Ths eguomors.. Give nave of your Baprees Ofiee mre Order GGDAY. Retorense Southern Oy 108 Coa Book cf! Montacraers Address, CANDOR SALES 60. Candor. #7, 0, U.5.Aq