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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-29
Democratic Meeting at Boyd's.
cial Correspondence of The Evening Star.


BOYD'S, Md, October %, 1905.
A very large crowd gathered at Boyds
last night to welcome Isidor Rayner Of
Baltimore city, who came to deliver
political address. 1t is estimated that there
were 1,5OO persons present MFR. Mahlon I.
Lewis introduced John w. Williams, the
chairman of the meeting, selected by the
Warfieid Democratic Club. Mr.. Williams
is the democratic nominee for house Of
delegates, and was greeted with applause.
He pledged himself to favor fair primary
laws if elected, and also to vote for Isidor
Rayner for the United States Senate. Mi.
Rayner spoke with some feeling in appre-
citation of welcome and the hospitality ac-
corded him. Mr. Rayner was especially
severe upon Mr.. Charles ]. Bonaparte and
he paid his respects also to Senator Nc
Comas but his speech In the main was re-
garded as temperate and was applauded. -
Mr. H Dorsey Etchison of Frederick and
Mr.. Edw. c. Peter of Rockville also adj
dressed the audience. the latter appealing
to the voters to cast their ballots for Judge
McSherry.
An overflow meeting was held on the out
side of the hall, Mr. George S. Krause adj
dressing over 500 persons. After the meet
ing dancing was INDUCED in by several
hundred couples until after 2 o'clock. Mr..
Williams had the dancers served with an
elaborate lunch by Washington caterer.
--4-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-29

Tess-"Miss Passay has such an unfor-
tunate disposition; SO disputatious ana So
sensitive about her age.
Jess-"Yes she " Is In perfect agony the
other day while Major Bragg was telling
some "reminiscences. She knew he was
wrong but 1t was something that happened
thirty years ago. "-Phladelphia Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-29
BedWear.

Lot Of 11-4 Blankets with ~ ~
deep cOlored borders: worth ~ II Il Du D
S15O.-Green Ticket Day.. W wv
Five bales Of Double-bed Comforts.
white cotton filled. Silkaline 7n
covering; worth $1.O0-Green /VVC
Ticket Day. .......................S
main Store Only.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-29
Notions.

Brush and Velvet Skirt Binding
black, light and dark brown, ~9/
light and dark gray and ZNQC
tan. Per yard. 9zOySe
Paper Best Needles, &c.; Pearl But
tons. all sizes. per- dozen, &c; Best
Spool Silk, per spool. &c; Best Linen
Thread. a spool. &C.; Dressmakers' En-
glish Pins. per paper, &c.: NJ. & X.
Darning Cotton all colors. per ball, &c:
2 dozen Best Hooks and Eyes, per spool,
&c.
main store only)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-29
Millinery That's Smart

Millinery That's Smart.
Twenty-Five dozen Black Hats. velvet
bound. Turbans and all other new fall
shapes Good quality felt -
and worth SOC. Green Ticket & &C
DAY.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Camels Hair Felt Hats for Ladies.
Misses and Children in blacks. brown
and colors. Felt-bound edges all shapes
large. medium and small Round
crowns also rolling brms for
misses and children. SID and 49,
81 grades. Green Ticket Il nc
The entire remainder of our purchase
of a manufacturers sample line of Black
Velvet. Chenille. Chiffon and Taffeta
Hats and Todues To be closed out at a
very low figure. Newest shapes and col
ors. Goods that sell regu- ~ a
larry at $50 to So. Green N SU
Ticket NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. oO ~
Twenty-Five dozen genuine Beaver
Flats for Ladies. Misses and Children.
Children's rolling brim round crown
hats-blacks. blues. brown and castorsA
also red and gray. The stylish and
fashionable long nap beav- 6s q
ers worth actually 81. Green ~ US
Ticket Day. Observation-Disclosures W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-29
Lace Department,

Silk Persian Bands, in combinat fons
of red and gray, green and red. red and
white, pink and blue, blue and white
and all other new combination
and Persian designs. Worth II Do
15c. yard Green Ticket Day W.
Silk and Lace Collars-Venise, MeXi-
can and applique work; round. square
and point effects; cream, white and but
4 ally. at CSC, Green Ticket 40C.
LAY
New Lace Collars, round and stole
ends; cream. butter, black, 30
Venise, silk applique and Mexi- QVSC
can work. Worth 81. 40. Special ~ W.
main store only.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-29
DOnnestiCs.
Premium
Stamps
Free.

s ss5s;: M $,ss:; Sar Worth 4hc.
81 81; EEL. fss's:s Tsss! 4Bc.
s Hss'@: ;ss,S ssSs:ss" 4Bc.
Short lengths of White Nainsook,
Striped and Figured Madras,
Lace-striped Lawn; worth 12hc.
and 15c. yard.-Green Ticket sc
LAY
Lot Of FIeeced Flannelette;
good assortment of colors; worth sc
10c.-Green Ticket Day............
s E s$ss ss 4sss; $40.
Double-width Wool Dress
;:.s 4:Ss; e.; 's: s 9c
Remnants of Sd Sheeting; New York
Mills make, suitable for
s;;;e sss-s':sa T'sSs' 1Rc.
Two pieces of Double-face
zs5 fi's a g ssss' r Sss soc.
Ddy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Window Shades; all colors; 80
fixtures complete; worth DC II nc
Green Ticket Day...............
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-29
ali Store BandS
x s1e;s'S s. Kings Palace II? MI ssss
Children'S Wear.

Children's Muslin Drawers; hem and
tucks and buttonholes: size 0H/
1 to 10 years; worth 12l8c SH/0C
and 19c.-Green Ticket Day. O/S'
Boucle Coats in blue and brown. Cape
trimmed with black fur. ~
Worth s1.J0.-Green Ticket AlQVC
Day. Observation-Disclosures.
Children's Cloth Goats: round capes,
silk braid trimmed. All ~ 30
SGl9rs; n Worth sa7',-Green > L eWS
(Main Store Only)
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-16
strand sgyinrs.

Seeding has oounsnosd in general
flzis week
L2wrsnos E-=@sh has been On the sick
last for the PAST week.
Prank Look returned from his visit il.
the east Last Wednesday.
Fred Cl0zrsef las rented a farm fron,
Fred Bloom and has taken possession
this wssk
Hugh ard Arthur Chowen are batch,
ina il oA2 their farm in this TOWNSHIP
and Es5TTng IN the farm
The dance AZ Hsnson's Saturday nigh,
was wei attended. and a most enjoy
abe time reported BY all
Abe Robb and wife returned from
Rochester, Nina. hast week. Then
daughter who is attending school a
'saEarruwn accompanied them for ,
weeks riSif at home.
Misses ClarS and SUSIE Fosse expec
% refurE 70 their home in North Dmko,.
TINS week They have made nan,
friends here who viii be sorry 10 lear
Of their departure 50 ss0S
i Wachem.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-16

longer. his wife rsfurned with ~
yesterday naoruiSg
G. H Sherwood Is delivering uursei
stock in Aberdeen and yiclnifo TIM
week.
IL Barry went 70 Sioux Falls tah
morning. Ia United States waniea :
heavy man to ST ON tire jnry,
Mesdarnss aEcKibben. Yeager az
Malmberg speat Sunday with taea
Iaother, Mrs IL Batter who has p1
sick several days
The old aying that TROUBLES ns's
come singly it TINE IN Mr.. Batter es.'a
Last week while doing something - y,
stable large box fell down on his tsS'
and nail cut cash in his scalp 'nis
or four inches long, and Sunday m0i.
ing he was preparing 10 Lad broncas
10 water, there was loop in tie TOP
and he pushed his thanh into H. VIC
the colt jumped hack and cut his 'hul'
of at the joint the meoe cut OF reiili''r
ing in the rope
Last week David Parks and W.
started after a couple Of loads OF ha, !,
driving the front team, c=e Of the ~, 2,
discharged his gun. frightenins ~. /,
team which started 70 run Their ~ ].
locked into the end Of the cine he 49, :,
capSizing IL aad his team dragged -
quite distance breaking b'ss::s s's,'. 4, Y
his night LEG between the knee ana d
ankle. DIR. Haris assisted by ~. - =,
axed il up in good shape and he - ~
ting aloDg as well "a could be exIec'0
Butler. s ID. April IA, 1908
Uncle John.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-16
Carl MalmEerg.

To the eisizezss Of Weh@ser. 5, ID. -
II having come - ny n0tSee that
certain citEzens 81 the City u Web
sser, S. D., are opposing the can
didaey Of the republican nOnines for
mayor On account Of his rcnnecfion
with suit tired IN the cirruit r0nrf
IN Day county & D.. duriDg the
January term, 1902. kaoHn - tie
case Of Jennie 4. Rabak Fs Flour
City National Bank e. al / desire
10 say that 4 Was c1se Of the atse<-
ney's for the psaintiH N that esse
and was present during the sntins
trial and am perfectly familiar with
the part take0 ia szae trhal bg Mr.
Taylor, and 40 prae4ieing attorney
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-16

TO the Fosers of the Ctr ii Webster
ii has been claimed by certsin
persons thai ] hare made promises
relative 10 the spposntsDent pf eer-
tain perso1s 70 FL city aPpointise
casSces u case If my election b. the
oEsee 81 mayor Of fhisetfg. ! desire
10 say that bare nof been
approached by any person relative
W the eFs.Ffsees:..--s1nens ct persons 10 hll
these Offices except mar 7 Was
approached by one party who asked
for a pledge from me 10 appoint a
certain person 70 certain of6ce-
This request denied giving as my
reaso6 therefor that ii was NOT
proper nor Just for candidate 10
promise appointments neither before
his nomination nor afterwards. That
when the matter Of appointments
came up in the regular course Of
bsisine4S all candidates should be
given q fair and eqral sh0x. The
party who approached me was per
fectly satisfied with this and | desire
20 say that the artywhospProaehed
me are not any Of the Onss who haze
been suspicioned Of 50 doing While
1 do nOt desire - Clace in print the
name Of tkis party J shall Be yory
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-16

Cerzaln eFl daEsassa psrsors are
s5rra5sasng sase reYsor1 fAsas the
rseorsis n fAe sssy aaaisr DO n1a
aaow fte FeesEsss and e1isagzsseruezass
III sbs cSsy AID fx fazas rsasan il
W0zla h. gsaeslsa5se far fAas easg OEsosr
80 aseaa arp aEaounf n rno1eg fr0n
! doszar ~ fsonsaErda
THIS besng pessd ~ n srgrmsEt
Esg the esses5on oF the ogFoesng
Seke4.
IHe faes i thai toe CITY aadiscrs
rscenss are ii Perfsc4 esoa6ih5on.
They abgm esery dollar of rsseipss
fron dog sax 10 Ha01eg reoesFea frOrn
she eountY treasurer ~ taxes ca ctr
Proprty Tbey sbow esery rezIs u
expe1aituse from tAe payznext for
AM engsne fog shs raserM0rks down
10 the naiSs used on the sidewalks
Their s1zteusezlts are EcS Oalg faase
bot naalsrsoasly faAse Any Pe=sra
ear satisfy hirnseH 81 fae ponaitiOa
III tie aadisox's books bg personal
inepeesaon a sieu. They are Paio-
lic records 4zd arr open 10 inspee-
tin II AZ tIzaes
ADy person who cirruiases any
sueh reports HishOan srss having
nlade ti01o1gh snFessigssion void
b. gn5Esy 81 toe most disrersstal,le
conduct.
Eaea ii the fsess are - stated ~
these w5ilfal persons Is wouId be no
reason for opposing the election a
the repubascan nOrnsnee
The new administrator and tie
Old are and viii be entirely separate
ore haEing aofhing 70 do Hifh sbe
other.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-16

- 80 ssnrsIsr5iirIg lsadsrF

-
TNse a eSnRasEEfEg Ssssnsra EE
rssaa sssey ys5ea@ssa ~ sssrsz zcz Fazr
sisar HEsuess1,sra wssse sftils Sc seEssr1s-
a1aase a siase dselrzag Az asssszsc
ssan erszlEs1n - 81 egta ka 81
eBersar afssee
GnnFzsHe fisis wsat . r sss.E.sl.s lassss
congregation f Sc -eaissscaa 1a-sy.
Tbese Esas gsesaa a she reF1ltlE
esz aznrsrglgs vesss-s f-nrn easrg
wal Il TsEe Il sisis gsssy aBs sfssg as
ezs,s-sssd 4bs.usssssz - s~slng waZ
sasas,ea wa sae tlsssa SAseF Ead
nguznsa
Tie n1n psrsIaz1 e1aFeastI91 ar
fne sssser Ean1 WAS saa1vsaesa 81 =
sesw 5r-ser daas1s=ste. H.s1g az aasErats
sggossg ~ r,-yssiissss1. aIsssss j fsw
E1,saisass p4sp ai1 1sn iHassv Nssez<
sa,er wsss II add ssw a,agsrua -
rspEssisss1ls, rAn Easrrns sssre i
rssas rzsa uaaeiasre aEra aes@aBse
al.sy s1na ind il eulsl1sae fisai
aiseF ar@ gias-a. lie easgaoan-
s,ragGl q sEe1ss s9Eg Eesrsris sftss
asszuirr.s tg Eissr &nass we're nar
g ..e.sz = EaaIe-ss,.x
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-16

1lrsE Eskuss n nrSsss1StaE q aazl1
wnGzp nz1Isg s15s asozL ans lev Or
Ttae SRA rs4se u sassFsSEssIi ss ~ 2
Al 4is4 zisgllsazac lvEsssAsisEtrEE- F'tzlse e
a1at nsauas~ Of FssaFas 4EAs. -
sisrFEse F Eiss zssarsaa esl ssEsrE y'ssaz.
g't,e ssnsnaEEIaiss lFr-s uE = sslasss,s
Il Sac, ~ atals me cf F7ssILlsszEi'
Fs,,osersssF 1dssas. 11as Il WIS CO..
tslnsy s1lt1sssea 81 e hlasazsslse Fiaass
u siss lzl-a-F II nis vesasrn t-sFs
Nssw EarE Poet
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-16

Mtsza d. E1u aaEE4E Ct aiE1S2snl
1g nes1 WHO VIZ hold railnrrad
eaurr# far che Frssrsp,ss II Es1sl1al.sstzlg
ess1ll lssssas vlafsasst f,IiiiGsr no1frs u
an ss.s- asEr uEsce 81 Ear rsusgFa2
kEr11 Fsa1ie Fre@ tisas srE trFIie
gsassas - Fssssz1t ars1 EEasa-r Basa
suct circumstances WI zsarlir.agEte q
silasa ana tD.a -ase shs esE q
Eaaean,e Fsiislss ag1Eass rfss oFs
ssaTE Tra8r sneh egEcas1 lut
ral..siis,ss ~ Fs1trsrs45 Hlasshsse ~
nsxe snsr fsszard Ef
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-16

] asser1 thai IN fhs nogrse pezs3ed
by Mr. TaFlr ia c01ns145on with
that trial aid n al Esatfers leading
up 70 same there was nothing ofher
cr diFereat THAN any pEzc45cing
attorney woEsa hare done under
sinl8ar circumstance
People should understand thar
Hben a party Fags an attorney
rsOney ier the trial Of . ease tbey
are eafifled 10 the bess Efforts Of tie
at1orney Anything less Hoald be
al in5usssoe 10 the ciizni and . RIO
lzssoa Of the atsSrney's csstb ca
ADMISSION 10 practice law. IL DIR
TaElO- would sh0# the same xeal
for she welfare of TIE city that be
.siEzgS has shS1n Tor the interests
c9 his easx=.ss==, the interests Of the
csty mould be safe il his hands a.
EayCg-
John "a Lu1d.
One "a the attorneys for plaintiff
IN case atlcre referred 70.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-16

South Dakoaa = poinsing to isseli
viii some little pride while the dis
cussson 81 race suicide goes On IN
the older sections Of the country.
That state Is not worrying about
depopaIathn- Its population, with
ont counting immigration. is
Increasing faster than almost any
where else in the country, and an
abundant tide Of immigration, both
from other states and from Europe,
is coming in at the same time.
Indeed, the chisd difficulty i said 70
BE- in keeping esough schools open
10 accommodate ali the children
ambitious Tor an education. Tii4
paragraphers cay that eyen if there
were enough school houses to go
around, the teachers are almost Ger
tain to get married very promptly
and the instruction comes to an end.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-16
Butler Babhis,s

Mrs Y G. I<~is is visiting friends 4,
And0ver tkis week
We understand Ms Towers who
lives south west Of town is dangrrcrsiy
sick.
frank Riley made . flying trip to
suuanif Saturday night. COuld 10,
endure tie pangz Of widOwer hood any
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-16

Tie rsPukSaican party hssa "a
earseatsoa u the aargsss aFaIaaAas
sssi8ss1ag nj t9wn Szsh Doors nide
open. lights tlzrrses On ~ ase s,EasS'esi
Esars II the essy and sben nos n1t1l
hssaag gsren ssperzl ds!4 psha5s
nnssee by advertising and aisarEbat-
M hsnd hSlls oFer tie esssr- rssF.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-16

The FsgsSfSEss5 ouzzssszEg Ezzasstszss.
xhseh nDe4 II 2be eseVstr sEllre f1r
Eas purpose 90 noE1ssatg 81 1Egss
sS1aan s1eEea we're 80 eEeanafEe IssaE
s saEsses Only iEF5sss he TRUSTED rrlss
and eren fhe1 mbe1 tner PuooeHd-
angs h<seane kz0wn fbss stsusea one
II fhsr r,ezaAsrs of k@ing fhair
trssDr.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-16

SsgH1h LsEssa = reEgzassEsr4 af
sise aarfia,Zza capital u . strang and
Erraissg delagaEr-n sE4g s,sesuse
shes az rnea II shFlss aud are IA
hsarmenF Taers y 8n 3Essg ~
~ at change - sts= zsersor.zsl ~
afe eessga1iga h'e59ae EasreA q 1870
The ealagaslEsn i utea a11 atss
Fsssglas are zise lu1tes9 * their SID
Esgrr DsaaWx,Js Fiaaae Tsz,sss
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-16

AZ the 1eFaaiSiiesn mass e0nFeutsoGa
held GA "Wednesday asgAt. there
mere ia voters preseas ard par4sei-
pa4fng by scsaal eogns. - il there
y rep1hlsesn n1aealine II Websser
Il is quite esSdsnt that GsachiEe las
Ia II ~ cogs
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-16

Eczas paarEs are affected by chlorO-
Enrxn tnEt ar antDaAs ure Inc senEs-
s.=s pAaEt srees its Ar1tnbllfty In mir
ehs,xe1 with eAsortsExn sEpw.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-16
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&c sae CT szsn1s sf 1a sssser- = IL
ri harg raaBe BE- ~ nealas fasas
eersau r1sas Il t1R CITY are
9vgroe1zsg tie sl4sslon 1f tie Hspzs,-
ssaan eazsslTsssae S1g nEsE1r On tie
alleged --1rral5 iasat L. Fers,l- lsssdl, u
Has sre1a a tils s5sz-fi1s1, II nzaFFsZs
ne Il 4he Cissilos Ct the SIR Eusztaz-
i desirs 10 zznl9ursoe that I ilaE= zags
Ae.ex. III am tiaEe, q candidate fGr
sueh aFgs1alfrzse1t
hare zssxer assks3 the rsT,EtaEllssZ.
candidate for mzF9r, for saea
asEsoGnszzse1s nor has BE- ilsfinasssd -
NE nk1at he pusald O. q essr.ea= 1sr
haEe Z erer asked ~ either rsPB5-
lsean &c u.s. kis FnE8Haee X that
regard.
HARE he'd tbe ONCE Of eify sul1-
t1r f1r auEnA5ar &c PEARS and haTe-
hel5eFe. faifhfHllF performed AZ ot
TIE du1ie% 81 fae aE5o@ ] respect
fnzly iaE5se fbe zF'plSztuaszt Ct q
c9mrl1s4e CT sAzree Ehle1 mar be
crlposs6 CT EeFsut8icsps- Populists-
E8seszs9erz1s Or any 1Ener 70 b.
appclnsesa fDr s4ss PlErF.osse Of s.zz1ElirA-
ing TIE c10dit5oa of the rsn9rEis u
Hny osEFee AID IL Same are 1eG fo,Gzsd
81 hs corrscs ia sEe-y resF,ect ! sgT-,s
10 fozfelt to AM charitable PurEoss
the surn os So. provided saassi
easin1zg the rsoords . III 1fEoe ar
not eoxrecz. viii deposis Ike SON
Hsfh any bark ii theeiiyof We41sse'
for fike purpose n case nF hsooka
are foaDd 10 IT, fr8e and oErsr4
zm rot a candidate for shs
reason shat the salary IF fhe oE5o'
- grossly inadequate 90 the su9ouui
"a work required and any stateu.ezssa
that sny promises hare been naae
TO me reastire 80 the sppoantnae.at 70
this oEsDe are zfsolrtely sslse Il
ererg respect
Czr9 Malaherg.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-16

Mr Toter are gOa II the fsTored
few Who we're inrIsed 10 the asaehf11e
canras besd by the opposifioas III
roo we're Dot, Ehg we're ron NOT
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-16
state Of soush Dakota !
County Of Day

County Of Day
Carl Mzsmierg beng first daily
sHosn says thai be Las read tie fore
going stafezaS1s sza sazs0ws the e0a-
tenis thereof and tbat the same i
true
Carl Malmk,erg.
SnkscTib@d and sworn 30 k>esore
nae this 18th day of April, 1903
Alter Smith.
Notary PubESe, Day Coaassy. 8. D.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-07-17

the trust evils that now beset the hon
est consumers Of the country. II ''pub-
lefty is the specific for trust evils. why
is not publicity good for the evils, the
boodleism, grating and unheard OF
corruption that honeycombs the Post
Office Department =? III he will recon
Gle those two divergent opinions OF the
benefits of publicity will apologize for
any criticism anent the matter 1 may
have made concerning him.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-07-17
Do You Enjoy What You Eat?

If you don't your food does not do
you much good. KOdol Dyspepsia Cure
is the remedy that every one should
take when there is any thing wrong
with the stomach. There is no way
10 nU-ri,h except through the stomach
The stomach must be kept healthy, pure
and sweet or the strength will let down
and disease will st up. No appetite,
loss of strength, nervousness, headache,
constipation, bad breath, so,r risings.
riitirg, indigestion, dyspepsia and all
stomach troubles are quickly cured by
the use OF Kodol Dyspepsia Cure John
Il. Jackson.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-07-17
SAND LICK.

l.. +. JOHNSON.

Immense development is going On i
Sand Lick, about twenty-cight miles
north of this place, almost on the bor-
der Of the county.
The United States Steel Company.
which is said to be the largest trust in
the world, with its vast capital of one
billion four hundred and twenty million.
has taken hold Of twenty THOUSAND
acres OF coal lands at that point. and
have within a period of fourteen months
almost built a city in the wilderness.
They have constructed over one
thousand houses within that period.
ali OF the superior quality, and have
built more coke ovens than is found i'm
the entire soft coal field OF this section.
1t is SAID the development is TO be
on an immense scale, and the impress
ion made upon one visiting there is
illustrated by the remark of the aontry-
man coming back from that point.
when interrogated in reference to the
development, he said, "All the world is
there"
Ex-senator st. Clair, who is a man
Of affairs himself, just returned from
Sand Lick, and he says that no one
who has not been there can form any
conception of the magnitude of the
work done and undertaken 10y the trust
AIhe general prosperity Of this whole
section, partly by reason OF the devel-
opments on the northern border. is
wonderful, and the volume Of money is
so great that county bonds for road
purpose were taken up AT less than
four per cent
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-07-17
"GAG RULE"
A TAXPAYER.

The President of the United States is
just now coming in for some severe
criticism in the political circles in the
capital Of the nation which is causing
Democrats to smile audibly and admin
istration republicans to vince percept
IDLY. There are several reasons for
this criticism. One is the gag rule"
applied to the Postofflce Department
investigation promulgated by him be-
fore he left for his summer home at
Oyster Bay. That means simply that
the investigation will be a farce from
this time on and that the details shall.
not be given to the public for fear of
hurting the party Of public plumber
No honest man or party ever was afrai,
OF investigation or Of being watched IT
Is the thief that is afraid OF espionage
or publicity. Only short time age
Mr.. President Roosevelt was Justify
proclaiming from the stump and
through his messages to the Congress
that publicity" was the papacea for
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-07-17
A Surgical Operation.

Is always dangerous-d6 not submit to
the surgeons knife until you have tried
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve. 1t wilb cure
when everything else fails-it has done
this IN thousands of cases. Here is one of
them; L suffered from bleeding and pro-
truding piles for twenty years. Was treat
ed by different specialist and used many
remedies, but obtained no relief until
used DeWitts Witch hazel Salve. Two
boxes OF this save cured me two months
ago and L have not had touch of the
piles since.-li- a. Tisdale, Summertown,
). Z. For Blind. Bleeding, Itching and
frotrudIng Piles no remedy equals De-
Wits Witch Hazel Save Sold by John
f. jackson.