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The herald., 1896-07-19

comprises only grain and grain bags,
and very material reduction is made.
For example, some of the rates, in cents
per ton, as compared with competitive
points on the east and west lines of the
Southern Pacific, are as follows: VAL
ley road, Burnham, go cents; Southern
Pacific, Holden, so cents. Valley road,
Escalon, 80 cents: Southern Pacific,
from four competitive points on east
and west lines, from 95 cents to $1.15.
Valley road, Clauston, $110: Southern
Pacific, $1.20 to $1.50; and so on, along the
line. But these figures do not show the
actual reduction. because the Southern
Pacific charges Is cents a ton for SWITCH
ing, while the Valley road makes no
charge for that service.
The Peoples Line is going to prove an
influential factor in the development of
the San Joaquin valley. 1t will provide
legitimate competition and lower rates
for all classes of products, thus increas-
ing the profits of the farmers, making
their property move valuable, and stin-
ulating all kinds of business in the VAL
ley.-San Jose Mercury.
The herald., 1896-07-19

pit. The comments and arguments in
opposition were almost identical with
those used at the present day. They
have been made against every progress
sive step taken by woman. They did
duty when it was proposed to allow her
to hold property in her own name; to
enter the occupations; to control her
wages; to speak in public; to be edu-
cated always the same old scarecrows,
the same doleful forebodings of the ter
rible things that would happen. None
of them have happened, although wo-
man has now practically all the rights
that she has been battling for during
the past half century. She is asking now
for the suffrage, that foundation of oil
other rights. the one that, If granted at
the beginning, would have brought all
the others with It, and the old argu-
ments are being rubbed up and pressed
into service. But the womans day of
independence is dawning, and it will
not be many months until it will glow
with all the splendor of California s
beautiful sunshine.-Susan Il. Anthony
in San Francisco Examiner.
The herald., 1896-07-19
His Privilege

1t must be great privilege to repre-
sent good constituency in a political
convention" said she admringly
1T is" he replied, his bosom swelling
with pride.
You must feel that it is a great honor
10 be chosen as representative man to
grapple with the great problems of
state" she continued.
Il do" he admitted.
I suppose you have given a great
deal of time and thought to the great
problems of the day." she went on with
increasing admiration for the man whose
ability was SO highly priced by his fell
lows that they had bestowed this honor
upon him. land l know you must feel
that when you cast your vote in the
convention you are exercising the su-
preme right of free-born citizen of the
United States"
"Of course"
How will you vote on the money
question:" she asked abruptly
"Oh-ah-I can't exactly say" he an
swered obviously II haven't received
my instructions from the man who con-
| trolls our delegation yet."-New York
| Evening Post
The herald., 1896-07-19
Newspaper Ballot in San Diego

big interest has already been
aroused on the Suns vote on the silver
question, and votes are coming in in
great numbers. Even former residents
OF San Diego. now living in Los Angeles,
are sending down their votes, and among
them, is Democrat who was invited by
President Cleveland to accept a, posi-
ton of high honor and responsibility at
Washington-but it will not do to give
names. 1t can be said, however, that he
will heartily support the Democratic
platform adopted at Chicago. But it is
to be admitted that along with the silver
votes are coming a considerable num-
Der of gold votes-a larger number, in
fact, than was expected, aud some of the
gold votes are Democratic votes. Party
lines are very loosely drawn on this ques-
tion. All votes will be honestly count
ed. The only desire is to get fair ex-
preston of opinion. Vote early.-San
Diego Sun.
The herald., 1896-07-19
The Next House Of Represer tst,ve,

One Of the most interesting contests
OF the campaign soon to be entered upon
Will De that for control of the house OF
representatives. htanding the
overwhelming Republican majority in
the existing house, the prospects that
the new congress will have a Demo
cratic majority are very flattering. The
effort to save that body deserves the
earnest support of every Democrat and
every independent voter who wishes to
see the country saved from another war
tarin In time Of peace. We have enough
Ills 10 Dear In this country now with
out resumption of odious imposts on
our commerce with the world and un-
necessary burdens upon an already ex-
hausted people.-Detroit FFes Press. e
The herald., 1896-07-19

Politics play-no part In this story, It
simply treats Of the physical makeup Of
the Ohio statesman.
this effect: I'm three weeks could put
q 42-inch chest on him and q 36-inch
stomach"
The majors shoulders are square. His
whole appearance Is one Of solidity. His
feet seem to rest on the ground with ex-
ira security. A StOrekeeper In Canton
has given the world the important piece
of information that Mr.. Mckinley wears
No. 9h socks. From shoe store owner
in the same place the bit of knowledge
was CLEANED that he wears tn shoe.
These shoes are soft and broad. The pre-
vailing pointed toe never found favor
with the major His instep is only mod
erately high. He wears the outside edge
of the heels down more quickly than the
e. rest Of the shoe, just as q great many less
conspicuous mortals do.
PIE FOR THE PROFESSORS
Phrenologists. palmists, physiogomists
and numerous other scientific gentlemen
who always insist upon being called pro-
fessors. have taken a shy at the major,
at least they are alleged to have done so,
and every possible means has been
taken to haul forth into the light Of day
the innermost secrets of his nature.
The palmist assures US that the lines
of his left hand show strong brain power,
q large heart, a long life, love of home.
moderate ambition and a host Of other
things.
The phrenologist insists that he has
the bump of combativeness, hole where
the bump of self-esteem should be;
noticeable protuberance denoting gen.
eral probity; a deep cavity where the
bump Of mental weakness is usually To-
Gated, and a score of qualities and lack
Of qualities, each and every one Of them
complimentary.
THE PHYSIOGNOMIST
Not to be behindhand the physiogno-
mist comes forward and makes few re-
marks which are more interesting than
the others. He takes the majors face
and sections it off into q dozen different
pieces and allows each feature to tell
its own story. This physignomist does
not confine himself to the facial features
but in his comprehensive studies he
takes in the whole body. from the crown
Of the head to the sole of the foot
OF the body, minus the head, this pro-
fessor says: 1T Is round, plump and
well preserved, furnishing a full stock
Of vital force for the massive andact
brain. The connection of body and
brain. In form and character, is like that
Of steam boiler to the engine. Iftakes
steam to run a locomotive and It takes
blood to run q BRAIN"
THE LENGTH OF BRAIN
Concerning the head. the eulogistic
professor says Taking the ear as the
center OF the brain, we find massive
head Forward from the ears to the eye
brows. What wonderful length Of
brain from the opening of the ear to the
toR Of the forehead! And the towering
EeiE3 to the top head over the ears.
the eGl&H crown and that full, plump and
Wellkft IA 1aA< sbeck head! ~ =
Just over theme II found the prsc-
The herald., 1896-07-19
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The herald., 1896-07-19
MAJOR M'K|NLEYS MOUTH
A Physiognomist Says II Is his
Most Prominent Feature
SOME VIEWS OF THE MAJOR
His important Physical Characteristics
Described Ia Detail
What All the Professors Of Character st udy
SOME VIEWS OF THE MAJOR
Say Of Hlm-fils Strongest Points. Ac.
cording to the Professors

There are several points about the
Hon. William Mckinley of Ohio which
have escaped the astute political writers
of this continent These points have no
direct bearing upon his political history
present past or future. SO it is not to
be wondered at that they should have
escaped attention in the rush and tur-
moil Of the campaign which has now
fairly begun.
To those who think that they will find
here some deep political secrets or mys-
teries, the warning Is freely given to turn
aside to other columns Of this paper.
The herald., 1896-07-19
The Valley Road

The Valley road has been completed
to a point about ninety miles south of
Stockton, and yesterday it was placed
in operation as a competitor Of the
Southern Pacific lines. The work of
construction will steadily proceed until
the San Joaquin valley throughout its
entire length will have the advantage of
competition and reduced rates.
The freight schedule so far adopted
The herald., 1896-07-19

There are new stockings with fancy
clocks that are almost as elaborate as
embroidery. Indeed. there are many
styles that have the clockings done by
hand
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-
MARVELLOUS RESULTS.

From a letter written by Rev. j.
Gunderman. of Dimondale, Men,. we
are permitted to make this extract :
II have no hesitation In recommend
ing DIR. Kings New Discovery. rs the
results were almost marvellous in the
case Of my wife. While | was pas
tor of the Baptist Church at Hives
Junction sue was brought down with
l'nenmonia succeeding La Grippe
Terrible paroNysms of coughing
would last hours with little interrup
ton and it seemed as if she could not
survive them. A friend recommend.
Ell DIR. Kings New Discovery, it was
quick in its work and highly satisfac
tory In results" Trial bottles free
at a. F. Hargrave's Drug Store.
Regular size SOC. and Sl.O0.
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BRYAN MIGHT EASILY HAVE
WOW.
Some Curious and Interesting
ReveIatians from the Returns.

Washington Post, Ind. Gold.l
An examination of the figures of
last Tuesdays vote results in some
IN some very curious and interest
ing revelations. 1t will be remem.
bered the Post, from the very first,
insisted that Bryan's chances were
good, that at any stage of the cam
paign his election was a possibility
and that McKinley's election, al
Though wc regarded it as highly
probable, depended after all upon
O very narrow md uncertain marein
AS nnanswerable proof that We were
right IL this, we now cali attention
to the following table, showing how
q change of little more than $4,000
votes, distributed over nine States.
would have elected Bryan, uotwith.
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MARX HANNA has already go,

MARK HANNA has already gone
to work to raise campaign fund
in hehalf of honest ~ money for
the campaigns of 1898 and 1900.
Mark is a patriot, indeed, aud if
he does not succeed in making
times better it will not bc his fault.
as lie has scattered his campaign
fund with liberal hand, but it
will depend on the Legislation of
the next two years whether the
trusts and stock gamblers will
again assist him to act the Good
Samaritan.
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Soutll is not ouIy native bora bnl
can boast of a line of ancestors
who have inhabited this country
from the time of it's settlement
AS to the Northwest we refer them
t" an interview with Senate,
Lodge, in which lie said, after
stamping Michigan, Minnesota
and other States in that section:
"The foreign element is with MS
this time, bat must confess, that
the native born Yankees are
against u.s." OF course we are an
archists, and always will he, mn
less we consent to allow the trusts
and great corporations to trample
us in the dust without protest, hut
history has yet to record single
instance where native born
American willingly permitted the
above operation to he performed
successfully, and the day is not
distant when the South, the ture.
blue American section of this Re.
public, with the exception of West
Virginia. will stand as solidly for
Democratic principles rs she has
i'm the mast. Then cou wo u,lo
supported the noble Bryan look
back and think with pride of the
millions of American born anarch.
lists with whom we stood up in the
defense OF our country despite the
greatest corruption ever used by "a
political party in the history of
the world.
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SPRINGVuL.E.
~ A13c'
SPRINGVILLE. VA. Nny-

SPRlNGVILLE, VA, Nov. II.
Roxie Carter, who has been sick
with fever is better at tlia writing.
Rev. j. H. Gillespie preached AT
the school house Sunday morning
and night
Rev. G. W. Harleas and some
young ladies went to Horsepen Cove
to II Sunday School picnic last Sat
urday.
MIR. John r. McAIn!lin ard wife
were visiting their father. NJ. Jas.
ii Gillespie. last Saturday u.d Sun
day.
Mr.. VIM. d Wallace came up from
where lie has bern logging to vote
aud aged over Sunday
NJ. Will Boyle was up from Vivi.
en- Sunday. The old Goals burr.
brighter than ever Ills motto is:
ST at first you don't succeed, try,
try again"
Mrs. Mol!ie Wingo has some witt.
ing relatives will, her now.
MIR. Z. III. Williams. our efficient
Superintendent. was wishing the
schools in this section this week.
Nj, L. II Hartman spent few
lays ut Tip Top last week.
Mr.. Robt e. Wells went off with
some horses and came back with
sone cattle after making IL number
nF
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Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.
THAT WONDERFUL CHUKN.

] want to add my testimony to
the list Of those that have used the
Lightning Churn. 1t does all that
is claimed for it.. you can churn eusi.
ly in one minute, and get lage per
centage more butter than with the
common churns. / never took the
agency for anything before, but SO
many of my neighbors wanted
churns, that / ordered 80 and thew
all are gone. / think In G year every
farmer will have lightning Churn
in fact they cat t afford to be- with.
out as they make 80 much more but.
ter, and good little bit of money
can be made in every township sci
ling these churns. By writing to
j F. Casey & Co.. st. Louis, Mo-,
you can get circulars and full par
ticnlars about the churn. A READER.
Ripals Tabulcs cure headache
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we shall yet triumph. Unit! convirc
ed OF bis error let each advocate of
bimetallism continue the work. Let
oil free silver clubs retain their or
gaaization, hold regular meetings,
and circulate literature.
1000 NOT FAR AWAY
Sour opponents have succeeded in
this campaign, aud must now put
their theories to the test. Instead
of talking mysteriously about sound
money and an honest dollar, the V
must now elaborate and defend a H.
nancial system. Every step taken
by them should be publicly consi. I:
cred by the silver clubs. Our cause
has prospered most where the money
question has. been longest discussed
among the people. During the next
four years it will be studied al over
this nation. even more than it has
been studied in the past. The year
1900 is not fur away. Before that
year arrives those who have call, d
themselves gold standard Democrats
will become bipetallists, aud be with
us, or they will become Republicans
and be open enemies, before that
year arrives the trust will have con.
vinced still more people that trust
~ menace to the general welfare
and to public safety; btfare that year
arrives the evil effect of gold stan.
lard will be even more evident than
1T is nov, aud the people then ready
to demand all American finanoi | pol.
icy for the American people will join
with ns in the immediate restoration
OF the free and unlimited coinage of
gold and silver at the present legal
ratio of 10 to 1, without waiting for
the aid Or consent of any other ma
ton
(Signed Nv. BRYAN"
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DRIVE 1T OUT.

The New York World ought to be
driven out of the South. It is a news
paper capable Of any species of mean.
ness under any circumstances. 1t is
a public pest and has done more to
degrade the profession and journal,
ism and corrupt the taste and NOR
ais of its readers than any newspaper
ever printed in the Uuited States.
Recently the New York Journal has
cut the circulation of the World all
to pieces in the South; and because
OF that fact Mr. Pulitzer's paper is
pretty savage. 1t ISLANDERS the South
ern people without stint and under
takes to make it appear that the
free silver doctrine is confined to
this section, when it knows that sew
eral millions of Northern and Yves.
tern people voted for it last Tuesday
Speaking of that election the World
says:
MIR. Bryan has carried the five
silver m!nig camp S,ates-Nevada,
Colorado, Idaho, Montana aud Utah
all owned and controlled by the
greedy Silver Trust. lie has carried
Washington, Kansas and Nebraska,
three of the six purely agricultural
States adjacent to the silver States
aud ruled by farmers who together
owe more farm mortgages than they
own furms.
He has carried the twelve States
that ruined and impoverished them
selves in the Confederacy and that
have so large an ignorant element
that about one fourth of the white
voting population cannot oven read
and write. Aud those twenty States
are all he has carried"
Thus the South is held up to rid
icule and contumely because the
New York Worlds circulation in this
section by rival journal. We are
are an ignorant set because wo did
not advocate the election of McKin
ley. whom the World has been abus
ing for three months! Talk about ig.
n"rant people voting for free silver
coinagel Leave out the ignorant
foreign element OF the North, and
the Ignorant negro clement ut the
South, aud it will be found at least
two million more native born, intel
llgent white people voted for Bryan
than for Mckinley. But whether
they did or not, the New York
World should be driven from the
South. -Lynchburg News.
Tho above meets with the approy
al of all true Democrats, and we are
confident that the Worlds subscrip
in this county will soon be a thing
of the past. We know of sixteen
subscribers ut this place who, q few
months ago wrote that paper they
wanted it stopped. but no attention
was paid their letter.
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OF NEBRASKA.

GEN. JAS. A. WALKER, Con
gresham from this district, in be-
ing spoken OF as cabinet poss;
biiity.
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WANTED-SEvERAL FAITHFUL,
w men or women to travel for res pom
siole established house in Virginia. Sal
airy $3.50, payable $15 weekly and err
perses. Position permanent. Refer
ence; Enclose self addressed STAMPED
envelope. The National, Star BUILDING.
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Bank Of Ciinch Valley.


AT Tazewell. in the State of Virginia, Mt
the close of business, on the 9Th
day of Oct, 1896.
RESOURCES,
Loans and discounts, s ED. 700. go
Overdrafts, 4.27141
Other st ks. b 'nds&m 'rtg 'gs, 33,279. 16
Due firm Nat nal Banks, 7O,793. 90
Due firm State b 'nks G. Bnkrs s.112 ID
Real es't'te, f'nit're & fixt'rs. $3.50. $50
Current exp'nses G. taxes pd, .4,O1O 5S
Checks and other cash items, 3.476.6
Specie. 449I NJ
Legal tender notes, 17,S3000
Total, s 41e.515.Oo
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in, 3 col 600. 90
Undivided Profits. 1886 &c
Dividends unpaid, 600
Indivd I dep 'sts hi ct to CHI X 100, 4se. 08
Due to National Banks, 448. 90
Due to State Banks, Private
Banks and Bankers, 1,140.97
Total, s 41s.515.os
State State, Of " Virginia !sna,aou SIS:
I.Henry Preston. Cashier of the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
HENRY PRESTON, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day of Oct, 1885.
w. 7. GILLESPIE, N. p.
Correct-Attest:
Al. MAY, Directors
s. G. GRAHAM.
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NORTHERN papers may howl
fraud in the South and their sup.
porters in our midst may assist
them in their bowling; they may
claim that the East and Northwest
have saved the honor of the coun.
try; they may call MS rebels and
anarchists; they may call us what
they please, but if they will exam
inc tho census reports they will
tjud that our population i'll the
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-11-13

In A conversation with one who
stands high in the councils of the
Republican party we were inform
that the result OF the election in
Washington county by which Gen.
Walker got nearly 800 majority,
was brought about by o deal be.
tween the Republicans and one of
the Democratic factions in that
county, and it was not the Hamil-
ton faction, either. But what they
were to gain by delivering the
vote of that county to Walker we
haze not heard.
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We have met the enemy and
they have "scooped' us in, but
then you know we will soou bave a
mother chance.
KIp5n5 TIB1lss cure asliETsIsssS.. -'s--- -,
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MARRY THIS GIRL, SOMEBODY

l have been reading in your pa
per about severel mn and women
that have been very successful sell
ling self.henting fiat irons, and I con
lcuded ! would sec what girl could
do. have worked IL days and have
sold Isl irons and nave 2IS dollars
left after paying all expenses. Ev.
erybody is delighted with the ircn
aud | sell one almost every place |
show it, as people think they cant
afford to be without one ps they
save so much fuel and time and don't
burn the clothes, I know / can
clear five thousane dollars in q year.
How is that for girl? A GpADuArp.
Splendid, my Cir, splendid. You
are n true American girl. Anyone
can get complete information about
the self-heating iron by addressing
j. +. CASEY & CO, ST. Louis, Mo.
II seems to DO n winner, as every
body selling it writes in its praise.
-------->-
i. a Lynch the Democratic chair.
man IN the OH district of Virginia is
a noble man and made gallant fight
for Judge Williams. He is a tireless
earnest worker and left no stone IN.
turned in this campaign for the Dem
ocracy. But the food of Doodle that
swept over the country debauching
the principle and patriotism of poor
unfortunate voters would drown out
the work of legion of honest work
er.-Bristol Times.