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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-06-01
Married in WASHINGTON.

Mr. j. Randolph Henry and Mrs,
Virginia Lee Lacy, of this city, were
married at the residence of Rev. DIR.
Randolph McKim, in Washington.
ID. O., on Tuesday, May Goth. The
ceremony WAS witnessed by Mrs.
Edith Moon Keith and MIR. William
Bryd Henry
Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry left here for
Washington on monday night, and
we're met in Washington by Mr.
Bryd Henry, who is brother of the
groom, and Mr. Keith. They wen,
directly to DIR. McKim's house wher
they were married After the cere
mony they went to the residence Of
Hon. Walter Noon, at Eairfa,
Courthouse, Va, ,wheIe they remained
until yesterday, when Mr.. and Mrs
Henry returned to Lynchburg.-
Lynchburg News, May, 81.
Mr.. Henry is son of Mai. and
Mrs. r; r. Henry of this town, anC
has mtuy frienis and admirers here
who will be glad to hear { f his good
fortune.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-06-01
BenbOW.

Miss Jeanie May, of Tazewell, is
visiting in our Valley this week,
Rev. Mr.. Wagner preached an ex-
cellent sermon at this place to n
arge and attentive audience Sunday.
Mr.. George Stellar and Mr.. vii
liam SPOTS were visiting Mr.. A. b.
Buchanan Sucday.
IL our neighbors continue horse
trading as they have been of late,
they will soon gain quite rep.
Mr. Millard Thompson and wife
spent Saturday and Sunday in our
community.
Miss Gertie Wyatt. charming
young lady from Clear Fork, is Wis.,
iting friends and relatives at this
place. 1t is reported that she will
be with us sever oil weeks.
M. Allen Higginbotham was in
our Valley Monday buying calves.
Quite number of young people
went to the top of Clinch mountain
Sunday evening, where they conld
get full view of Poor Valley. They
report fine trip.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-06-01
East BluestOne.

The election is over and from what
our republican friends tell us, vour
humble scribe is disfranchised. for
he is not worth the two thousand
dollars.
r. ii. Thomason and wife were
visiting home folks last Sunday. BY
the way we failed to report their
marriage, which took place the 11th.,
day Of April last.
The good people of Ebenezcr have
been putting In some new carpets
asd cleaning up in general, under
the supervision of Mrs. A. Stellar,
r. b. Taylor and T. f. Nast
claim this is the first year that they
have had to buy corn for some time
and they are both good average far
mers.
We have heard of parties of al
kinds, suppers of every description
but the latest new fad was called
chicken soup supper, The boys say
they had fine time eating soup
Steer calves have start 4 out Il
sell three feet above h.h waite
mark this sprins.
az D.. rocket, | and -, ca or, hal
b en- g" see US. We suppose that b
wants 10 find oui If Tazewel is N
richer nov tH"n before Mckinley
election. We dou t it -.
+. 4 Hale 8 VS. he raise s tn. fisl
and the king fishers, 1--WE mean t.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-06-01
NAMING TERMS
OF SURRENDER
British Officers Have Ar
rived at Johannesburg
ADVANCE NEAR PRETORIA

Reported to Have Progressed
Half Way to the Capital
No Confirmation of a Rumor
In Berlin That johannesburg
Has Been Blown up,
Pretoria, May 3O.-British officers are
now at Johannesburg debating terms
of surrender.
The British advance guard is half way
between Johannesburg and Pretoria,
aud it is reported that there is force
also at Hatherly.
All the forces have been dismissed
from the forts around Pretoria.
President Kruger is now at watefall-
bowen.
PROCLAMATION OF ANNEXATION.
Sloemfonteis, May 2S--Amid salutes
and cheers and the singing Of "God Save
The Queen" the military governor.
Major General George Prcttymaa, for
mally procl aimed the annexation OF the
Free State under the designation of the
Orange River Colony.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-06-01
The Prevailing Epidemic.

We don't mean the scarlet fever.
This has about died out, thanks to
the skill Of our physicians, and
precaution of the town authorities.
We mean the "Remittentn fever.
which broke out in the county last
year, mildly at first, but has gone
out with increasing vigor, attack.
ing people of all ages, and in some
cases, of different sexes. There is
one similarity between the recent
scarlet fever, which attacked our
community, and this remittent
fever, and that is that neither
seems to have spread among the
colored people. During all the
rage there has not been single
case of either, so far as we can re
mem Der, among our colored friends.
Only, as we have said, the best
people seem to be liable to the
contagion. If immunes are want
ed for the army in the PHILIPPINES
or South Africa, 1t looks as though
Tazewell is the place to get them.
BY observing the list of recent
cases, which we hope it is not out
place to mention, it will be seen
that the "best" only have been
affected, so far. Rev. Mr.. Presley,
ii. S. Lockhart, S. r. Spracher, j.
w. Hicks, j. E. Buchanan, w. M.
Mullins, W. N. Jackson, E. p.
Moore, M. G. AcCorkle, e. E. Hale,
(second attack), +. p. Rutherford,
w. q. Watson, VIM. Pruitt, j. b.
Shannon, A. w. Davis and others
whose names We have missed.
John Moore, of Adria, and Milton
Henkle, Of Baptist Valley, fearing
second attack, perhaps, paid up
and stopped the paper.
This list does not include a mum.
Der OF new subscribers, who to
avoid the possi bIlity Of an attack,
paid in advance. So you see we
were kept pretty busy writing pre-
scriptions for some time, almost ss
busy as Jackson was during the
"Sheep Dip" season. We are
hoping that some OF the "immu-
nss" will have an attack, just to
see how it feels, and how good
they will feel after it is over. We
are not entirely selfish.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-06-01
New York for Bryan.

New York will sit at the head of
the table at Kansas City.
Richard Croker's decla ration in
London to the Journal that he is
"hsart and soul for VIM. j. Bryan"
means that TammanJ's 105 votes in
the New York state convention will
be cast in favor of instructing the
seventy two delegates to the nat
ional democratic convention to vote
for MIR. Bryan's nomination.
john F. Carroll has announced
that Tammany would vote to ins truct
for Brysn.
There we're already, before Mr..
Croker spoke, 174 delegates from
counties outside of New York city.
pledged to this course, with enough
county conventions yet to be held
to supply the fifty two more votes
needei to insure an instructed
uoisR dtiOu.
This is to be . signal to the Who'll.
country that the reform rces-of the
nation have been so.idified and ths,
McKinleyism must now face /,
united democratic party.
1t means thst the attempt &c
re-elect President Mckinley will b.
practically hopeless. New Yorl
state is lost to the republican party.
Democracy throughout the Unior
found inspiration in the news o
New York's position. National lead
ers learning of Mr.. Croker's signi
ficapt uttsrance, telsgraphsd snth
usastic comments to Jour nal New
York Journal.
| We will send the NEWS the res
of the year to new subscribers fo
so cents cash.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-06-01

Follow Mr.. Bryan.

look 20 de South, and look to do West,
And see Bill Bryan a-eoming',
Sixteen to one. de music begun
AS we start for de happy land o. Canaan.
Chorus:
Then fall I'm line and follow Mr.. Bryan,
For dc bimetallic hoss am s-gsinin',
And the Democratic band Is comm thro' de Lam
Playing in "De Happy Laud o. Canaan"
Wall Street boss has yellow hoss,
And Mark Hanna has him In trainin'
But he cant hold light in de bimstalio fight.
Coin to de happy land o. Canasu.-Chorus.
There was Mr.. Teller, quite an honest fellow,
Who couldn't stand de gold bug dominion,
So he put on his coat and picked up his hat.
And left FOR de happy land o. Canaan.
Chorus:
William J. Stone wants a telephone.
Connected with the Porto Rico station.
But he wants Uncle sam, wild de military band.
To keep on de side O. lmitation.-Chorus.
Now de Philippine wah is going too fab
From the Monroe line oh dis nation;
A we don't want TO fight I'm a cause dat ain
right.
Or get into foreign complications-Chorus
Bryan
Wear \ button wild his name I'm your collar:
the text for 1890,
We are still for de old time dollar.
Refrain,
Den fall into line an follow Mr.. Bryan.
For de bimetallic boss am a gaiuin'
An de Democratic band is in de grand stand.
Playing in "De Happy Land o. Canaan"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-06-01
The Sheep Killing Dog.
Roanoke Times.l

ROANOKE Times.
1T we can get rid of that sheep
killing dog at the next session If the
Legislature we stand chance of hav-
ing some woolen mills i'm Tennessee
We have "a few now, hut a precious
few.-Nashville American.
And yet there thousands OF peo-
pie who attach more importance to
one miserable cur dog that will kill
sheep, break up setting heu,and
steal a ham out of the stove, than
they do TO whole flock of valuable
sheep, and WOODEN mills that would
give them and their families employ
ment at good wages and help to
make their State richer and more
desirable to live IN. Kill one of
those worthless cur dogs and you
never hear the end of 1t The owner
is your enemy for life. He will Law
for you with malice and afurethouoht
and if you leave your fence down he
will turn somebody's cows into your
corn. He will have you up before q
magistrate on the slightest provo "a
ton, and your name will be handed
down TO bis posterity as represent
ing the rery incarnation of every
thing mean, criminal and even ras-
cally. On the other hand, wake up
some morning and find half of your
flock of sheep dead in the field and
you will have TO swallow your injury
and accept your misfortune as sne
of the natural things in tie course Of
human events. You may know
whose dog k:llet your he. p and
took money from your pocl ct, hat
ito owner will swear that his dear
doegie had spent ih" night upon the
foot o. his bed. and that h. would
run from n she, p if he met il in the
road. You will have no redress and
your money making Industry will
have To he al landored because some
body wants to keep a dog that
would not sell for one cent to san
sage maker were he he only dog on
earth and sausage were the only ar
ticle of food in a famine stricken
land the Nashville American saws
that there never wds a palmer propo
sitton than that the sheep killing dog
is working irreperable injury in
Tenessee. That is not all. The
farmers and stockmen of Southwest
Virginia could tell similar tale of
woe. The cur dog is a burden. He
is a problem of as much importance
to many people as the tariff, the in
come tax, expansion and suffrage.
He Is smuggled out when the tax
collector comes around. He tolls
not, neither does he spin. He con-
tributes nothing to the support Of
of the government under which
he enjoys immunity from
labor, food and warm place beside
the hearth to the exclusion of the
children of the household and the
detriment of the bread set to rise in
the stone jug by the chimney corner.
And he knows what a good thing he
has. 1t matters not to him whether
the sheep owDer pays his tax or not.
1t is his pleasure to chase sheep.
Nay, II is his mission, and he per.
forms it to the best of his ability.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-06-01
NO.2I
GEN. OTIS DUE TO-DAY.
me transport Meade Expected to
to Reach SanFranoisoo-Plans ans
for a Reception TO Him

The Transport Meade Expected TO
to Reach San anFrancisoo-Plan
for a Reception to Him.
San Francisco, May 2S.-Maior
Gen. Elwcll 5. Otis former Comm
ander- in-Chief of the American
forces in the Philippines, is expected
to arrive here tomorrow. The
transport Meade with the General
aboard left Negasaki on May 13 and
should be within few hundred miles
OF the Golden Gate. Elaborate
preparations are being made at the
PresiSio for the reception of Gen.
Otis. All soldiers out on passes have
been ordered to report for duty,and
and the post is being renovated in
anticipation of his visit. He will
hold a review and inspection of
troops before resumeing his journey
eastward.
The transport Sherman will leave
Tor Manila June 1, taking 4,5O0 tons
oi Stores chiefly commissary y supplies
and few recruits. There were
rumors THAI she would not be able
TO get off in time, owing to scarcity
of sailors. The large majority Of
available men have been tempted to
go to Cape Nome, steamer running
TO this point paying their men S45
each The sailors on army trans;
ports get $50 month.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-06-01
A Good Thing.

Twenty Eight States have declar
ed. through their legislatures, in
fsv.,r OF an amendment to the consti.
tuition Of the United States providing
Tor the election of United States
Senators by direct vote. Push the
work along. When accomplished
there will be no Clark foolishns~s in
the country.--St. Louis Star.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-06-01
Bismarck's Iron Nerve.
Tazewell, Va

Was the result of his splendid
health. Indomitable will an d
tremendous energy are not found
where Stomach Liver, Kidneys
and Bowels are out of order. If You
want thes qualities and the sue
cess they bring, use DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. They develop every
power of brain and body. Only 25
Us at Jno. e. Jacksons.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-06-01

ones that Gsh by night have taken
them all
We are certainly glad to hear that
VIM. +. Rhea has been given his
seat in Congress, to which he was
justly and rightly enticled 1t is a
great victory fer the democrats.
CYCLONE.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-06-01
Bally-Hall.

Miss May Hall, daughter of T. K.
Hall, If North Tazswell. Va, was
married on Wednesday evening of
this week to Mr.. @ o. Baily, at the
home OF her sister, Mrs. r. L.
shelton, OF Biuefsld. Rev. "A. B.
Hunter offici ating. Miss Hall is one
of.Tazeweli's best and most popular
young ladies. Mr.. aud Mrs. Bailey
left Immediately for Washin eton and
other northern cities.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-06-01

Starvation never yet curei dypep-
sia. Persons with indigestion are
already half starved. They need
plenty OF wholesom food Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure digests what you
cat 30 the body can be nour,shsd
while the worn out organs are bsiL g
reconstructed. 1t is the only prep
aration known that will instant y
relieve and completely cure all
stomach troubles. Try II il you are
suffering from indigestion. 1t will
certainly do you good. Jno. e Jack
s)ns
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-06-01
For Sale.

Valuable property, situate in the
corporate limits of Taze we'll, Virgi.
nla,. consisting of about 10 acres O
land, d good 2 story house, consist
ing of O rooms and out buildings, q
good stable and tenement dwelling
also on the land. Good orchard,
shade trees and two good springs.
Anyone wanting home in the town
OF Tazewell cannot do better than
purchase this property.
Terms, very reasonable. For fur
ther information apply to
V. l.. SEXTON,
Tazewell, Va
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-06-01
Just Arrived
IN TOWN
AT CHAPMAN'S

A line Of the new Black Silk
Waists of the "sunset effect"
kind. Some are tucked all ov-
er at $4.9S each, some tuck
ed in back and fronts at 81.
9S each. Others tucked all
over with hemstitching be-
tween at $5.9S each. You
have not seen better values
and newer styles this season.
We do not get into the ruts.
Not a week of silk waist
selling has passed this season
that has not proven this.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-06-01

Done by order of the Democratic
Exucstive Committee, of the Ninth
District.
w. d. SMITH,
Chairman.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-06-01
Eighty Acres

4 Good, level fertilefarm, so acre
90 improvements and everythin
go'i 'htps. 1nqnire at Gin
Valley News Office.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-06-01

This paper untiI Jan. Ist. 1901,
for 90 cents, cash, to new subscri-
bers,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-06-01
NOTICE.

Positively no riding, driving, hunt
ing, or tresspassing of any kind
allowed on my lands.
@. II. PEERY,
May26-ly. Kelly, vvs
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-06-01

look 70 de South, and look to do West.
And see Bill Bryan a-eoming',
Sixteen to one. de music begun.
AS we start for de happy land o. Canaan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-18
"HfNDBOOK MENU APPEAR.
What Happens Whenever the Police Are
Forced to Close the Pocirooms.

With the poolrooms in town practically ciesed
the handbook method OF betting on the races
becomes popular again. The handbook or vest
pocket game, as it IS called sometimes, Is always
resored TO by the poolroom men whenever The
crusade against gambling is revived. II was
worked successfully during the time that the
Dwyrr Brothers Of the Grayesend race,rack were
fighting the poolrOom men In this city. headed
by Peter Delacey and again during the Isxow
Investigation, when the police were forced to clees
up poolrooms and all gambling places.
a saloon that has a ticker is where the handbook
maker usually does business, The only real
differences between the handbook game and the
play as IL is conducted in the poolrooms Of today
Is that the bet,or gets no description Of the races
he bets on, fake or otherwise, and no odds are laid
against the allege1 track betting as posted In pool.
rooms The bet,or only gets ticker odds or In
other wordsthe odds that The ticker gives In
each rAce, These are seldom accurate as COM
pared with the newspaper odds printed and the hat
tor finds that as usual he gets the worst Of Il.
The Jockeys who will ride in each race, a, vol,
as the horses that are scratched. the handicap.
maker furnishes To- lis customers, and in this re0.
spect the ticker method H. identical with ths rc.
ular poolroon style. The handbook man generally
has no trouble In nndinga ssloonkeeper with a
ticker service willing TO let him % business
for although there IL some risk 10 be run on account
OF the police II makes a big increase In business
and on that account saloonkeepers ass vNIinr
to take chances @
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-18

would say, TO demonstrate oversight; but even the
head If that cult finds ii impossible to demonstrate
over decayrd, dlSlntegrated teeth, without the aid
Of a professional dentist Christian Science il
the strongest Of the latter day healing cults, and
the number Of people deceived by It's specious
and Illogical theories is amazing Through men.
tai suggestion, suggestion from the healer, sup
plemented by auto suggestion, II works many
cures. II it stopped. there IL would deserve the
scientific principle an irrational and illogical re.
ligiOn, when it pretends To have powers beyond
science and natural law, IL becomes charlaianism,
and should. br legally suppressed. Their religion
Is without logical conference. Their teachers are
not profound and scholarly students OF the Scrip
lures upon which they base their claims. Their
founder is Inconsistent and, 10 my certain knowl-
edge, her book when first Offered TO the publish
ere, was such q mass Of confusion and ignorance
that II was considered impossible 10 edit II into
Conference and reason, Yet the one grain Of scien.
tifc truth underlying CHRISTIAN Science practice
wins CredenCe for the whole system. The Chris
,lal Science healer is a sort Of spiritual broker
on the flooI OF the celestial exchange who, always
Tor a liberal commission, nego,aieS between the
divine and the human and loves 10 consider him
self on equal footing with Jesus Christ know
that some men and women, well educated in GER
tain directions, belong To the cult but they are
not broadly educated, and | maintain that Chris.
tan Science is the voudooism Of the half educated.
i haven't said anything 10 you about the moral
field for legitimate by pnutSm; but | have already
SAID and writer, a good deal about that II Is
there that bundles possibilities for good unroll
before the psychologist Inspiration 10 high
ideals and clean living, reform in vicious GRIM
inals, correction Of chronic lying, stealing, drink
ing, gambling and sensual vice. incentive 10
study and mental progress all this and infinitely
more Is possible 10 ny pnuthm, ] am convinced
of But all persons cannot become successful
hypnOtSts do not believe that a man Of gross
and degraded nature and Of no broad human sym
pathy can put himself in the necessary rapport
with mary natures OF can make much impression
through hypnotism. Some subjects are not sus,
ccptible 10 lS pnotic influence. even when they are
willing To submit TO IL Tn the other hand. il is
exceedingly, difficult TO accomplish anything with
m ca tagt a h. dom. ..s ,...y a. - $500 -IH--
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-18

last winter my wife was very sick, taken down
with the grip very severely. We. employed the usual
methods OF physicians and she improved some. but
was left very feeble. 50 that she could hardly ge
around the house, She continued along this way,
until a friend adv sed us 10 use DR. Greene's NervufA
blood and nerve remedy. We used two BOTTLES y
this medicine, and am reloiced 70 say that she 10
much improved. ! think II Is the best remedy We
have been made acquainted with. and have no hess
fancy IL recommending II ~ others
Dr. Greens's Nervura blood and nerve remedy =
the greatest spring tonic, inyigorator and restorative
the world has ever known, and Is the spring remedy
to take above all others
Remember that DR. Greene, IS West Fourteenth
street, New York City, who IS the most successful
physician In curing diseases, can be consulted free.
personally or by letter There Is nothing 70 pay fos
consultation, examination or advice, and this fact.
together with the low prices of his wonderful health.
giving medicines, places a sure cure In reach Of all.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-18

The decision OF the court Is the highest and best
Of evidence. When eminent Judges hand down
a decision, I, Is only after the most thorough research
and investigation, Three dlslng lished Judges have
recently brought, In a decision which affects the whole
people OF the entire country. affects every body every
where. In fact. for 1; Is given In the interests OF the
health Of the community,
The eminent Judge j. H.. Hastings, waitsNeld,
VI, says
Il have heard Or. Grecne's Nrrvura blood and
nerve remedy most highly by my friends
and ~nrtghbors who have used II, and know ui several
decided cures where people have been In a very feeble
STATE OF health and had failed TO get relief from the
usual sources a lady who lived In my family has
often spoken OF the wonderful good which d.
Greene's Neryura blood and nerve remedy has done
her mother, who was cured Of nervous prostfation
by It's use, one Of my near %ncighbOts who. Used
the Nervura and derived benefit from It's use advised
me 70 use II In my own family. They arc all en-.
thuslastic In It's praise, and | Join In the same"
The learned Judge Edwin {. white, Hyde Park,
VI. renders decision In the following enthusiastic