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The herald., 1896-07-10
SANTA CATALINA
The Island City Continues TO 0row-Psrsonal
Notes

NOtcS
AVALON, July 9.-The steamer Her
mosa arrived last evening with a goodly
number Of people to swell the already
large population of Avalon.
Mr.. Byron D. Bent Of San Francisco
has distinguished himself as q pedes-
trian. He visited the isthmus by boat
and returned over the very difficult and
rough trail to Avalon, a distance of
seventeen miles.
Among the Grand View arrivals are
J. ]. Prendergast. Berkeley, Cal; A. H.
Rose and Mr.. Ralph Leon OF San Fran
cisco.
The c. E. Noppins arrivals are Mr..
and Mrs Frank w. Chase, Miss Miriam
Steele, George w. Stimson, Cordelia.
Shimson and G.. L. Stimson of Pasa-
dena; w. H. Russell. Whittier; N. Good
man, Irving e. Bush, Mr. and Mrs. H.
A. Cargile of Brookshurst; Mr.. and Mrs
B. Tallmadge. H. E. Perrin, San Bernar-
dino; Carey Gregory. j. c. Patterson
Batavia, Ills, and Simon H. Spencer,
Los Angeles; Miss Annie Keagle, Mas
ter H. T. Higinbotham, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
4. Higinbotham, all Of Stockton, Cal. !;
Miss Regina Sabalt. Chicago, Ills.
The MetrOpole arrivals are J. p
Davenport, William H. Taylor, Jr., and
Harry N. Stetson of San francisco: T.
Klingenstein, A. H. Van Cleve, Ell Paso:
Claude N. Bennett, Washington, d. C. !:
J. M. Dowsing. Phoenix, A. r.; William
d. Perkins.
Mr.. I. Klingenstein Of Haas. Baruch
& Co., is here on business trip.
An impromptu party at Miss Ruth
Daggett's pretty cottage by the sea. took
place last evening. Music. games and
refreshments helped to pass away a
very pleasant evening. Those attend
ing were Gertrude and Mae McCrea
Mr.. s. Christopher. Mr.. ]. Polhemus Of
San Francisco John Daggett, Miss Dag
gett and Fred s. knight.
George I. Ransdell caught q twenty
pound yellowtail.
Mr.. c. F. Hurlbut of Pasadena, the
president of the Ananias club is So
journing ct the Metropole for the sum-
The herald., 1896-07-10
SAN BERNARDINO
Railroad Rights Of Way In DIsputs-Lynch's
EIecfion

Election
SAN BERNARDINO, July s.lThe
Southern Pacific company is to be for
mally notified that it must not grab
Cotton avenue. The board Of supervis-
ors today directed the clerk to notify
the company that it would not be al
lowed to substitute 70 pound rails for
the 40 pound rails now in use on the
motor track. and which are provided for
IN the franchise which had been granted
to the company.
On last Saturday and Sunday the COM
pany rushed big force of men into
Cotton and changed the line through
that place. taking some new streets
which had been granted by the board of
city trustees. and laying 70 pound rails.
What Is feared is that the same tactics
will be adopted on Cotton avenue, and
thus anticipate an injunction.
DAN CAMPS DEATH.
Dan X. Camp, for some years ticket
clerk ct the Santa Fe depot, and . very
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SANTA BARBARA
Verdict In the Barnard Case--Developmen t.
Expected


Expected
SANTA BARBARA, July 9.-After two
full days investigation the coroner's
jury in the case Of Cyrus Barnard, sup
posed double murderer, brought in
verdict that he came to his death by
gunshot wound at the hands of officer
Hopkins while resisting arrest, and ex-
onerating the officer Much interesting
testimony was produced and the chain
drawn about and linked around the
dead body of Cyrus Barnard. A well
defined rumor of another being connect
ed with the crime is being circulated,
and sensational developments are ex-
pected. Should the rumors be verified
as the case looks, 1t will implicate an
other man and Cyrus Barnard will go
on record as an accomplice.
The righteous indignation of every
(sonffnuoA an D~@,A NYiu~
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READ THIS LETTER

Los ANGELES, January ], 1885,
10 the public: l was seriously afflicted
for about ten years with lung, liver and
Kidney troubles. Tongue could never ex-
press the misery 1 endured during those
years; l was reduced in flesh until was
mere skeleton. My sight and hearing
We're badly. impaired; was constantly
troubled with constipation and piles. and
mad sewers chronic cough. II shr.. iife
was burden and death wouiu hae. -, 4
welcome; 1 was treated by various spec
1alists without avail. l finally resolved to
give DR.. Wong Him, Of No; $50 Upper Main
street, trial. OF course, like many others
had no faith in Chinese doctor, but it
took only. few doses of his life-givin;s
herbs to knock all the skepticism out OF
me. In just five weeks the doctor pronoun-
ced me cured. and now can truthfully say
that 1 was never healthier and never felt
better IN my life. My sight and hearing
are both fully restored; that obnoxious
cough. constipation and piles are entirely
cured, and am rapidly gaining in flesh.
having gained forty pounds in two months
I earnestly recommend all sufferers and
skeptics to give the doctor trial and be
convinced of his superior skill as ply
sician.
JOHN M. STEVENSON,
$40 Bellevue avenue. Los Angeles. Cal.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-10-30

They can't huy those men," he
said, as the mob leaped at the car.
iiage wheels. "There int money
in existence to bribe them. These
are the common people, and there
are the men who are being ground
down by the money power. Just
look Mt thenil"
His strong face was lit up with an
expression Of almost savage JOY.
"Tbese are the Anarchists, the
enemies of law and order" he said
''Look at their hands and their faces.
They are the producers of wealth,
the foundation on which the pros
perity of the nations rests, look at
them!"
The noise wns deafening. Even
the mud.splnshed policemen who
surrounded the carriage alfeotionate
.ly touched the young leaders hand
and shouted words OF encourage
ment to him.
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Good Reading For November.

AS the autumn evenings grow
longer one naturally turns from the
outdoor pleasures. the evening walk.
or ride, aud seeks entertainment in.
doors, around the family table and
by the fireside. For such o purpose
one might go fur and find nothing
so good rs the current November
number of DsMoREsT's MAGAZINE.
For variety of intcrestit certainly
meets every need. as a glance at its
most attractive tablo OF contst will
show: Among the descriptive artic.
les we see "The Boston Public Lii.
brary," Life in the Tyroleso Noun
tains,' ''rue Great Muir Glacier,r
and ITO the North Pole by Bal,
LOOM Iu fiction there is capital
little story by Clinton Ross called
"The Pretty Wit of Captain Paul
Jones'" tie last instal'ment of Rob
ert Louis Stevenson's latest novel,
and "The Saving OF the 2" by Mary
Annable Fanton.
OF general interest are an exhaus.
tive article on Women as LAWYERS.
one OF Kate Joidan's sketches OF
"Pnris Painters and their models" q
n biographical account of Aubrey
Beal dsley, and q living symposium
from five different points of view on
Tho Passing of the Small! waist"
In "Home Art" are beautiful pat.
torns for linen embroidery aud in.
s;ruction in tho making of birch bark
articles. In "Sauitarian" the cult.
walton OF beauty is discussed. In
Household" some useful sugg,s
tions arc given in an article on 1.-The
Model Hostess.r s.The Worlds
Progress" keeps abreast of current
topics OF interest. THE World oil
Letters and Arts" gives interesting
bits of information in it's department
and the Fashion Department is sug
gestive and well illustrated.
In addition to this wealth of read
ing matter, there are pictures gBlort
on nearly every page, more than 4
dozen full'page ones besides all that
are necessary to illustrate every ar
ticle capable of being illustrated.
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TWO LIVES SAVED.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction
City, ILL.,. was told by her doctors
that she had Consumption and that
there was no hope for her, but two
bottles of DR.. Kings New Dis overy
completely cured her and she says il
saved her life. Mr.. Thos. Eggers,
l39 Florida St, San Francisco, sui.
fered from dreadful cold. approach
ing Consumption, tried without re.
suit everything else and then bought
one bottle of DIR. Kings New Dis
covery and in two weeks was cured.
He is naturally thankful. It is such
results, II which these are samples,
that proves the wonderful efficacy OF
this medicine in Coughs and Colds
Free trial bottles at A. f. llargrave's
Drug store. Regular size SOC. and
S1.0O.
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Mr.. Bryan at Springfield, m.

Here he addressed an audience of
about 10000 in front OF the court.
house aud another audience, equally
rs lnIge, in front OF the Capitol. The
crowds seem to go mad as his car
rage was dragged through the
streets surrounded by mounted
guards, it was a IRENE, duus spec
tacle aud one that would have dis
turbe6 MIR Hanna's placid mind.
Standing before the vast building
from which Governor Altgeld sent
his two messages to Mr.. Cleveland
protesting against tho invasion OF
Illinois by federal troops. Mr.. Bry
an again declared TINT the money
power was trying to use tho laborine
inap's vote to Cypress the farmer
but the Democrats still with their
windows opened toward Monticello.
He pleaded for the election of Alt.
geld.
Then he argued the money ques
ton, and dwelt upon tie belief that
the vote of Illinois might decide the
battle for an economical reform
which would extend relief to tue.
suffering masses of every countr,
under the sun.
Mrs. Altgeld sat on the platform
beside Mrs. Bryan.
Mr.. Bryan had to literally fight
his way through the roaring masses.
Even Mrs. Bryan was tossed about
in the crowd. Men trampled each
other under foot in an effort to
touch the leaders hand. Mr. Bryan
was profoundly moved by the sight.
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Senator VIM. e. Chandler, of New
Hampshire, in reply to letter from
Not until 1903 were England's In.
dia mints closed to silver coinage
and not until September IL, 1896, in
Maine did Secretary Carlisle pro.
claim the obligation of the United
States to reclaim every silver dollar
on demand with the gold dollar.
What the complete effect will be of
this wholly blotting out all the silver
coin OF the world as money of final
redemption and measuring the
worlds value only by the $4,000,
100000 of the worlds gold coin now
in existence, remains to be seen. I
think it will be rninous TO debtors
and owners of real estate and per
sonal chattels. Money lenders may
reap a harvest. 1t does not seem TO
meto be worth while to denounee
anyhpay for the thoughtless legisia
tioAbf 1873. The wise course will
basafter McKinley's election to work
eafhhstly, without elimination or re-
elimination, to secure the remoetiza.
ton OF silver and the restoration of
bimetalljsm.'
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cause they are not intelligent
en0ngh to make use of an etluca.
tion after they Have it. Farmers
Of Tazswell do you approve of this
slur on yonr sons Z Ii You do vote
for Mckinley.
And what has he TO say Of yonr
tlaughtersi Why, they shOul0 he
allowed to grow up without edn-
cation in order that they may be
enabled to "cliurn, milk and raise
families" This man WOrtbingtOn
is q ut subject for "a lunatie asy,
hum. The intelligence of the coun
try girl, as rule, is superior to
that of her "city cousin"
Young men, what do you think
OF the language OF this mani Do
you desire for q sweetheart or
wife Cir! who would be little
better than slaves Haven't YOU
as much right to marry u refined,
educated y0nng lady as the "glass
eyed" youth of the city I If You
think you have, YOU will certainly
vote for Mr.. Bryan next Tuesday.
II the gold standard people are
successful next Tuesday they will
soon be able to reduce the farmer
and his sons and daughters to the
position Mr.. WOrthington says
they should Occupy-Amerlcan
peasants, subject to the petty tyr.
amy of despOtic landlords.
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HOW TO VOTE.
Tuesday, Noyember Sd, 1896.

TUeSGuY, HoVem0eF 90, 1870.
L beg leave to.sll your attention
to the fact That Section s of the
Parker bill which was passed by the
las Legislature, and approved
March 4, 1896, changes the method
of voting for Electors for President
and Vice President. The new pro-
vides that "Qualiied voters at said
election shah designate their prefer
ence for any candidate for President
and Vice President by scrat ching the
names of tee other candidates for
Presidei and Vice President"
would, therefore. request that all
who intend TO vote for Bryan and
Sewall and our candidates for Con
gross, shall corefully observe the
following provisions of the law:
How TO VoTE FOR PRESIDENT ANr
VICE PRESIDENT.
1. AJSi0iCn OuG TIE names OF all the
candidates for President and Vice
President except those of Bryan and
Sewan.
2 DO Lot, under any circumstanc
es. scratch the name Of any electol
on the ticket, but leave them all ol
every party untouched, This is i'm
portant.
How TO VoTE FOR MEMBER OF Cox
GREss.
1. In voting for member of Con
gress you scratch cut the of those
for whom you do not Mish to vote
leaving only the name of the candi
for whom you desire you ballot tc
be cast.
2. No name is legally scratch ed
unless the mark extends at leas,
three fourths of the way through il
j. Taylor Ellyson,
Chairman Democratic State Com
mlttpa
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-10-30

Scratch the names Of all The can.
di'lates for President aud Vice Pres
ident except William Jennings Bry
an and Arthur Sewall. aud he Ger.
tain to mako black mark clear
ncross tho name Of james Alcxaudei
Walker, tho man who ia the candi
date Ct the party. who only few
yenrs ago declared the Republican
party TO be the 'nigeer party"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-10-30

Voters, ha' have sou reaa in the
past few days how tho st, OK gam.
biers hnve forced The price nf wheat
up and then down. IL von have.
then you can sea for yourself that
the Democrats have not been living
to you during the present oanvuss.
Doesn't it prove that the men who
gnWble on yunr labor control the
piice Of y ur products?
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-10-30

An object lesson In the last two
weeks spectators forced the price
of wheat up to "a cents bushel,
but it hardly arrived ut that figure
before it was forced down by the
same tribetof gamblers. A vote for
Mckinley aud Walker next Tuesday
means n continuation OF this pernic.
ious practice.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,
( Law Office of v. l.. Sexton,
! Ta2ewell, Va. Sept %. 1906

~ Law Office of v. l.. Sexton,
Tasewel', Va. Sept %, 1906.
e. Mcclure and son,
Va In Chancery,
John q. Blankepship.
The parties to the above mention,
ed snit are hereby notified that I
have fixed on the 18th day OF 90,
to6er 1896 at my Law Office. Taze
well Va, as the time and place,
fixed to take the account ordered
by the Circuit court ef Tazewell
county, on the % day of August
1893. at which tfme and place
they are required to attend,
v. l. Sexton,
Special Commissioners.
Sept. 23rd, 1890.
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Children Dry for
Pitchers Castoria.

Ii your children are subject to
Group watch for the first symptom of
the disease-hoarseness If Cham
pertains Cough Remedy is given as
soon as The child becomes hoarse it
will prevent the attack. Even after
the croupy cough has appeared the
attack can always be prevented by
giving this remedy. 1t is also inval.
liable fer colds and whooping cough.
FOR sale by A. Il. Hargraye Drrg
gist.
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WANTEp-sEvERAL FAITHFUL
~ men or women ia travel for pom
sibie established house In Virginia. Sal.
airy $3.50, payable S1B weekly and ex-
penses. Position permanent. Refer
ence. Enclose self-addrsssed stamped
envelope. The National, Star Building,
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According to the Eastern paper,
it il the avowed purpose of the Re
pnblicans 10 buy the elect oral vol,
of Virginia. Voters OF Tazewell vii
you assist in this effort to debaucl
the voters Of your Stated
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WANTED-SEvERAL FAITHFUL,
w men or women to travel for respon,
sihle established house In Virginia. Sal.
AIRY $3.50. payable SIS weekly aud expen-
ses. Position permanent. Referance.
Enclose elfaddressed stamped envel.
ope The National, Star Building, Chi.
cago,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-10-30

Vote for Bryan, Sewall and vii
liams next Tuesday, and show
Mark Hannn and his gang that this
part of the ''moral vineyard is not
for sale.
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Another Significant Utterance.

We have already noted the sig
niflcant facts that the mon0polist.
ic press has been reproducing Ma.
cauley's prophecy that the time
would soon come when the Amcri.
can people would need an imperial
master; that john VI. Palmer re
Gently declared lis preference for
monarchy to government hy
the plain people; that Lauterbach.
Republican chairman of New York
State, has threatened revolution i'm
the event of Bryan's election, and
that John Is. Henderson, another
Republican, declared at Whining.
ton, Del, the other night TINT, if
the election goes against them,
"there will be five million armed
soldiers to bring Bryan and his
cohorts in az prisoners of war as
the North did JEFF Davis" And
the evidences of an organized pur-
pose to subvert the government
and to convert the republic into
an ollgarcy are accommodating.
Bishop Woithington, of the Prot.
cstant Episcopal Church in Ne.
braska, does not think there shonld
be schools for the education of
country children. He does not
think the boys and girls of our
farmers should he educated.-
Therefore he is going to vote for
Mckinley and rlutocracy and
against Bryan, who earned his
first dollar behind the pillow. Here
is what Bishop Worthington said.
1t will mako interesting reading
for our Virginia farmers:
"The trouble with the farmer. in
my Judgment, is that we have car.
ricd our free educational system
entirely too far. or course, | know
that tins Wow will be considered
as q bit of heresy, but still | be
lieve it. The farmers sons-a
great many of them-who have
absolutely have no ability to rise
get a taste of education and fol.
low it up. They will never amount
to anything-that is, many oil
them-and they become dissatis
fed to follow in the walk of life
God intended they should, and
drift into the cities. 1t is the er
education of those who are not
qualified to receive it that fills
our cities, while the farms lie idle
"Then the girls, instead of he,
naming at the farm and learning
to clIurn and milk, and fitting
themselves to become coed house
wives and rear O family, as God
intended they should, get a smat
tering of French, learn to play the
pianO-nO particular genius for
music, but they learn to play
drift to the cities and go into the
millinery stores and other stores. >,
--Lynchburg News.
Farmers of Tazewell county read
closely and consider well the prop.
osition advanced by this Northern
Churcbman. Your strong, healthy
CONS, who have been reared amid
the mountains away from those
gilded dens of vice called cities,
have less intelligence than the eff.
Terminate youth OF the city. your
sons should not be educated be-
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than thae mentioned above, the
Congressional Record has failed
to report it.
or the many changes developed by
this ehangeful campaign, mono is
more striking than that of General
William Birney, OF Washington, a
life long Abolitionist and Republi-
cab. who has Just offered bis servio-
es on the stump for Bryan. In All
interview with representative of
the Washington Post, he said:
Perhaps woul I not feel MS do
If dill not happen to know some.
thing about the secret operation of
this coterie of coupon clippers. Dur.
l & tho war was frequently thrown
into close relations with Salmon u.
Chase: Secretary Of the Treasury.
We are intimate friends. Time aud
again Secretary Cl use told me the
opposition of the southern armies
id not cause the administration SO
much concern for the future as the
rnpacity of that gang of pirate in
New York, who constantly aimed TO
enbarrass the government and con
troll its iiuauces." -Richmond Dia
patch.
"The man who owes the
banker a note of $500 will,
with the single gold standard,
be compelled to pay one thous-
and ($l, 000)dollars to discharge
it, and the banker who has
$500 loaned out will receive
one thousand dollars in dis
charge of it. 1t is therefore
very natural, if not very pa
triotic, if the banker should
want every dollar he has loan
ed to be worth two dollars
Gen. James A. Walker, Febru-
airy, 1896.
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Every man who votes for Mckinley
and Walker thereby declares himself
i'll favor of more Cleveland badgo.,
md fostering trusts aud monopolies.
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Tobacco chewers will fluid, in an
other column, an item OF decided in,
terest to them, headed Don't Stop
Tobacco
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For home and country William
jennings Bryan, Arthur Sswall and
Judge Sam Williams. Be certain
not to scratch the above namea