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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-07-20
Bryan and Conservatism.

In his interview given out at Lon
don Thursday, Mr.. Bryan presents "a
clear outline of his position with r"f-
erence TO existing political conditions
i'm the United States. AS might have
been expected, the great Democratic
leader simply re-afiirms his allegiance
TO the principles OF his party as they
are now lodged in its platform. Rec
ognizing the fact that changes in con
ditions have accured in this country
during the past few years. he main
tains that they have not been Of such
nature that they are beyond the pur-
view Of Demoomtio doctrine ne enqn-
ciated at Chicago i'm 1896, i'm Kansas
City i'm 1900 and again in St. Louis in
1904. To this general proposition he
makes but the one exception Of the
silver question. Mr.. Bryon recOg
nizes as does the general current Of
public thought today, that this issue
no longer has logical place in politi-
cal controversy. The increase Of the
production Of gold, he claims, has re
moved the acute evils whi"h brought
bimetallism prominently to the con
sideration OF the American public, aud
hence relegation rather than agitation
embOdies the proper course TO pursue
concerning that particular matter.
With characteristic boldness, Mr.
Bryan resents the suggestion that he
has becoms "a conservative, i'm the
sense that he has modified his views
upon the great public questions Of the
day. "The Democratic policies" he
says, care conservative because they
embody old principles There was
nothing new in principles in either OF
the platforms ON which | stood. We
were accused Of attacking property
when in fact the Democratic party il
the defender Of property, because il
endeavors to draw the line between
honest accumulation 10y honest meth
dds on the one side and predatory
wealth and immoral methods on the
other 1t is 10 the interest Of every
! honest man that dishonesty should be
exposed and punished; otherwise the
! deserving are apt 10 suffer for the un-
deserving. II. however, by the word.
conservative they mean that have
changed my position on any public
question or moderated my opposition
To corporate ACKNOWLEDGEMENT they
have surprise waiting for them. /
am more radical than / was in 1896
and have nothing To Withdraw on
questions which have been under dis
cussiOn."
So speaks this great Democrat
fearlessly, unreservedly, and with no
lack Of definite meaning Thus stands
he, squarely upon the declarations of
his party in the last three Presidential
camgaigns, only subordinating the
silver issue because Of it's irrelevancv
To present conditions deeply rooted
in conviction. firm and faithful 10 the
doctrines he has espoused. Whether
right or wrong in his views, no one can
fail to see that they reflect the unpur-
chasable thinker, the man who would
in deed as we'll as in proclamation. de-
sire To he really effective champion
of the publc's highest welfare-and
above all things, "A man who will de-
iiberately sacrifice his chances for
Presidential hOnOrs, rather than sac
rifice his convictions and his sense of
duty. -Lynchburg News.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-07-20
Brick and Tile
Machines.

With my machine, with one
barrel OF cement and ~ yards
OF sand, ? men can make 900
brick in 90 minutes.
Can furnish machines to make
all size brick, blocks and small
ling. ]. T. CORBIN.
4-27-3m Waterford, Va.
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A Tragic Finish. .

watchman's neglect permitted a
leak in the great North Soa dyke, which
IA rhlds finger could have stopped, to
become .Tuipous break, devastating
an entire province of Holland In like
manner Kenneth McIyer, of Vance
boro, Me-, permitted little cold TO 60
unnOticed until IA tragic finish was only
aver:ed by DIR. Kings New Discovery
He writes: Three doctors gave me
mp to die OF lung inflammation, caused
by neglected cold; but Dr. Kings
New Discovery saved my life" Guar
anteed best cough and cold cure. al
Jackson's drug store. 50c and $lOO.
Trial bottle free.
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TresposS Notice.

All parties are -. ely Il Ridden un-
der penalty OF the law, TO hunt, fish
swim, trap, walk or ride over Or other.
wise irrspass on our Lands In this
county, without written Permission
fIom ns
s. c. P-ery. w. +. Peery,
A. NJ. Prery, j. G.. Peery,
q A. Martin. Mrs. Kate
G.. Peery, Guardian for
Richie Perry.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-07-20

Remembering the Mrs. Morris Incl
dent at the White House, those ladies
who speak above a whisper are giving
the post Office at Washington City a
wide berth Barnes has been installed
as postmaster.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-07-20
ANNOUNCEMENT

| respectfully offer my professional
services TO the citizens Of Tszewell
and vicinity. Especial attention will
be given to the treatment of nervous
diseases, in which have had twenty
years experience.
Until l can secure a suitable office /
can be found at the residence OF Mr..
Geo. W. st. Clair.
Respectfully.
GEO. S. WALKER, NJ. ID.
May l, 1906.
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Twenty Year Bat l.

81 was a loser In a twenty year hat.
tie with chronic piles and malignant
sores, until tried Bucklcn's ATnica
Salve; which turned the tide, by curing
both, till not a trace remalnI," writes
A. NJ. Bruce. Of Farmville Va. Best
fot old Ulcers. Cuts, Burns and wounds
25c ut Jackson's, the druggist.
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Trespass Notice.

All parties whatsoever are hereby
i1rhidden und II penalty of the law To
hunt, fish, swim, trap. walk, ride or
cut timber or otherwise treSpass ON
my lands and premises III tnis county
without written permission frcm me.
Mrs Margaret White,
Five Oaks. Va, May 10, 1906.
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Blacksmith and
Wood work.

We are now prepared TO exc
cute all work in the line of black
Smithing promptly, and also wood
work, such as repairing wagons.
buggies, farming tools, etc. We
guarantee satisfaction.
]. albert HAGY,
@. w. IIAGY.
Tazewell, Va.
May-25-3m
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A Hard Lot

OF troubles 10 contend with, spring
from IA torpid liver and blockade,i
bowels, unless ynu awaked them III
their proper action with DR.. Kings
New Life Pills; the pleasantist and
most effective cure for Constipation.
They prevent Appendicitis and tone
up the sostem. 25c at Jackson's drug
store.
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Trcspass Notice.

All parii's are hereby warned not to
trrsl'is- ~ our hands Ia Abbs Valley
by hunting. riding, walking or pulling
berries or fruit without written permis.
sion Oh penalty Ct law.
Mollie NJ. HARRISON,
d. H. Harmar.
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TRESPAsSERS, TAKE NOTICE.

All parties are hereby warned not
to trespass on my land by hunting
fishing or cutting timber or other wise.
Mrs. NJ. +. Mcclure.
Cedar Bluff. June 3, 1906.
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in this paper are requested 10 send
copy early in the week.
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JAS. CANNON, Jr., M. A., Principal,
BLACKSTONE. VIRGINIA

Twenty Scholarships worth ~ each annually ladies
unable full
education be willing assist
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MOTTO:
The Aim AT Blackstone make of the girls there healthy,
helpful happy
Aids Modern Brick Building, lights water
every floor, campus of 25 acres; faculty of 30
trained in the best schools, all living building
the girls; unusual advantages in music normal
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total enrolment last session 800 of young
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New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

~ - New York. June lG 1905
year there is very little business on Saturday
with former quotations ana hs tone Of the arket ay
be nal Saed 90 % m on & choice pea steady IN Led kidney 2pd
marrow. choice per 81 a5a$8 fair TO good 50
s$ choice si 5oSSl s24 '' Do far ' to eooa
good SO T56s2 AZ rpite 49, SS '95SSa Ak
siat trtie 9 soT 10 sS a6SS 81 '. % no. H1rS '
BUTTER-Reoeipts to-day, 5.s4s pigs. The temper
cry with moderate inquiry: indeed, buyers showed
tle III more in'srst AN usual for saHTday on Change
goods and the sales from store are from 2oa2o@c ao
secondsr Qualities are agite plentiful and hqvers
is wider Of values than we have had for the last
yaled are scarce and firm and there is Pretty good
ain during The week and there is still shppns demand
l7Q1sc; OLD creamery. l6al64e renovated about 49,
Qi7c 0 New York. ana l5l4e for me ladle We
lMeroantIe Exchange official qu9t2,on extras 2c; 20
Ise state dairy cubs fresh fanGy t l9' Do 9rsts l7
ie. renoveed e2tras I+a17isci do nrss I5aler. DO
seeon5s 1910. Do thirds i2c western factory nrss
l5gl54e DO seconds ItqI4':c % thrds l2glsc pack
CHEESE Receipts to-day. PSI boxes; exports l3.lGo
been f Il bs most f Tecye have awe i
surplus OF small sizes which viii have 70 be carried over
Exporters have asn ahoa 500 boxes Of large eheefe on
run cream part skins, while tly boxes going
Of through fheefe transit Tor export
I.iveruoc cable. 5Gs for white Colored We
quote: New fun cream. large. fancy. 1O.c: do
fair to good 9s& aloc; do small fancy 1Oi.c. fair
good. %. d94.c: do inferior. 7ACS%c do half skins.
best. 7s.dsc do part skins 0i4e7c d. fair 10 good.
5dGc do common 4d4l. do fun skins. ld2c.
EGGS-Receipts to-day i4.046 There has been
accumulation ~ medium grade IN reeeivers
hands and the market such Is closing heavy, with
pressure sell goods sustained
with some steadlness sales outside quotations are
more exceptional Uirties and checks held firm with
good demand ana occasional sales Of strictly choice are
reported a: slight premium. We quoe state Penn
3Nana nearby selected white fancy 22c do CHOICE
20q2c do extra mixed 10 a20c DO nrsis
l7@l6igc. Western lSqlslsc. DO nrsts,
i6& 9l7c' DO seconds l6ql0He. do thirds l5ai5isc'
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17

place to keen interest THAI IS being practically cis-
played
Continued dry weather in the West with rising
temperature gave fresh impetus 70 buIIish senti-
1nert in the wheat market. The opening was
strong. and prices continued climb Local re-
ceipts were 10 cars. with . cars estimated for
Monday.
Tie corn market continued active and prices
went up rapidly at the opening to-day. heavy
business being done az the advance. September
opened with buyers from 52'2c 20 5}-sc and
soon after wanted AT 54c. II reached 5i4c be-
fore enough was offered 70 cause any material re-
action. Local receipts DO ears VITA S5t ears
estimated for Monday. Shipments hence were
SSo.0o0 bushels.
The dry weather caused an excited opening in the
pit, the July delivery taking a jump OF y a
the start. \ large active trade was done. aot
prices advanced quickly. Local receipts We're l7>
cars. with Sl5 cars estimated for MONDAY. ship
ments hence were $4,000 bushels
Provisions werc few and avm helped By the
s,reagth in grains The decreasing hog noveraeut
also buN factor. shorts IN tae July were
disposed 70 cover, buJ found the market I'm b- div
congeste state The scarcity OS the Offerugs IN
"A way was responsible sor Jse small volume cf
trade. as buying orders We're plentiful Uut could
no: be filed
Hog receipts Vere Is head and prices al the yards
were 2isc 10 &c higher,
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York June I6 1896.
REEVES Receipts 10 cars, or 1877 head all
signed direct trading live weight.
feeling beeves. Dressed
good other grades slow. Ordinary choice native sides
selling at TisGS&&c per 10. No later cable advices
from London Liverpool. Shipments from this port
day were 200 cattle and 6,s7o quarters OF beef.
steady. City dressed steady siaG11iac per
country dressed SglO-2C, dressed hutterailks 6GTC
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts Sc 200
including Is
market. all Jersey city. sheep yearlngs
light supply and about steady;
OF 25c on reported liberal supply Monday. About
cars cf choice sheep Unsod late hour. Common
choice sheep sold 81 2j9S6 per loo n yearngs
So ordinary choice lambs I0GSS ..
firm al 9al1Izc per h dressed yearnzs
steady 1a414c: dressed steady l3Qi5c with
choice carcasses selling in small high 1Bc
Sales-Kerns Commission Co. 21S Virginia lambs.
n IS IS per 100 10; 249 Kentucky n
IS 40 10 do Il H. IS %; 500 do SO s. %
13O Indiana do 30 n. 81 T5 Kentucky yeariing,
n. s. 90 Il Indiana do 20 70 Sc 90 80 Indiana
sheep 19l n so; 20 Kentucky do n at s. 90:
Indiana bucks 142 IL. at 81 80.
Mcpherson & Co 52l Virginia lambs. - 70 At SIS =.
400 do - n s. IS. eos do II - Virginia
sheep - 3 70. at 81 %
Tobin shannon: POS kentucky lambs - 10 -.
25G I0 ~. 81 j5 254 yearngs - 70 al 81
l55 Ohio sheep. lO4 10, at Sc 20 kentucky 10
81
Newton & Co 25G Virginia lambs p n al s. T5
Robinsten, Hains & Conner; DO Virginia lambs. u
10. s. Is
:. Judd 6 Co.: 2G4 Virginia lambs 6s n. az IS so
HOGS Receipts 1917 2596 head. all con
signed direct s!aUgherers No trading to-day; feeling
steady 10
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
EXPORTS TO-DAY,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COrprr Now York. I6 1905
rt1t-Ihe co7ee market ouIet today
60 oltlhg unchanged showed the influence of small
oIoeF eltner way IN the Of Important news and
e.osed hIln IN tone advance Of points To decline
pots Saes Tor the day reported of about 10 OoO
-eS te opening was considered steady Of
Sn oisappolntnE European cables which reported m
hAnseo s prices at HAVE while Hamburg partial
io"er; VI the primary and Santos
Iels lower ana there abo
OF Brazilian exchange
a. al points, with the Jundahy
euIes OF Iast year, but the weather Brazil again
seemed 70 be somewhat rain being reported in
one or TWO sections Nothing heard Of the com
-s hoWeNef ana the trade think the rains
reporteo were doing any damage advices
eheCt WouId te received. There little buvne for
account here as there has been during
e last week and offerings European sources
aggressive Receipts Brazilian ports
<eUo bags against 6.ots9 for last
Jundiahy receipts 5000
NeW YORK warehouse deliveries FRIDAY sbour
bags against 1l,l67 year Trading shows little
eoency 70 broaden out and the expectation the
4ng crop is large is checking demand which
might otherwise develop result shrinkage in
ne world visible supply for the level
o. prices Leading trade interests. however ceai
large crop next season has been discounted
operators stl contend that the coming
estimated The market for spot with
quotations on the basis OF 7ssc for Rio 20 Z.
The range Of contract prices market to-day
follows
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17

COTTON-The cotton market moderately active
tor Saturday in during to-day's session
sales being estimated about $4,000
more or less irregular, but the undertone
seemed steader. and while the close points
on June and point lower July compared
previous day later positions TO points higher
The week end OF bullish average. The
Chronicles weekly review OF crop conditions
that the condition favorable the belt whole
but again mentioned the need rains
On the other hand. The Chronicles weekly statistics
bullish. II reported that the boil weevi
appeared in Clarke County Alabama the weather con
tinued dry in Texas with the Western belt forecast
dry conditions over Sunday and there was continued rain
in the Atlantic States heavy In sections with
outlook tor further pre9ipitation BennettsVie c.
ported inches Of rain and the early map showed
inches Augusta Liverpool was little better than
due local market opened better than
cables and steady AT an advance Of to points
There deal Of covering. longs
the bulge the effort 70 for sunday, and
rallied by the forecast for Texas
liquidation The weekly indicated
the visible supply week Of
I54 79s bales against for the
year Of only s75 bales and. the local leader
pointed out should supply continue 15O 600
week the eleven weeks remaining
son the carry would be the smallest figures
record Such weekly is expected, however
general option 10 be that present
supply about 1900 600 bales amounts
coming sight day day will provide perfectly
adequate supplies fer the END
The range OF prices the local market
DAY was
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool June 16.-Closing: WHIEAT-Spot nominal;
futures quiet July Gs lid September. 6s SD. Deceu-
ber IS Sd. CORN-Spot firm; American mixed. old
lod. futures Arm. July. Is SD: September IS 7asd
I'EAs-Cenadian steady. Is lOd FLOCR-st Louis
fancy winter steady. IS I'd HOPS-In London CPacinc
Coasp firm IS 5sqt3 los BEEF-S'eady extra India
SIS ad HAMs-short II rs n. firm 55s Cd. BA-
CON-Steady; Cumberland % 30 n. short rib
10 - 70 54s. long clear rniddles "a N 4s
heavy 81 A. 10 Ga short clear backs I6 70 81
n. ass; clear bellies. Il 10 10 sos. SF{OU IDERS-
Square. IL 70 iS n steady 45s IARD-steady; prime
Western teTces. AS sd American refined in pals
44s Sd BtT~T1F-Noural CIIEESE-Cuiet: American
hrest, white. 5Gs; Go co4ored. 54s TAILDW-Prire cty
2fs; Australian. in London TI-RPEN-
TINE-Spirtts steady. ass Cd ROSIN-C'omn,on stead
los PETROLEJ si-Rehaed quiet, esd LINSEED OIL
Dull 22s CUTTONSEEzD OIL4-IIuH refined spot
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
TDv TeIegraIh - The Tribune !

tBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Chicago. June l6-frain markets were all active
to-day. At considerable advance on closing quota
tions Of the day before. Wheat at the close was
i2c higher for July and sc up for. September.
September corn, which closed the day before az
5Sl4c. sold up 54a4C. and closed at 54Lc July
oats sold high 42izc. and bringing 42lsc
AT the close, or lisc gain for the DAY September
stopped 5Sisc being lS<c advance for the
day. Provisions were from lOc 10 12lac higher for
pork and from Sc TO 7I.c up for lard and RIBS
Speculative trading heavy scale in all the
leading commodities and apathy OF the speculative
public TO markets Of the Board Of Trade has given
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17

the private reports from the West were on
lines damage. but generally credited by the
conservative element On the curb prices eased off
little under realizing and the heavy estimates Chicago
tor Monday. At O'Clock July IN New York Go2c;
September, G0$c and December 59%c. Cash as
follows, quotations being nominal No corn Sic, ele
yator 6l4c. b atoat:. white. 62i2c and No
yellow. e21c. O OATS-With other markets,
but leading the upward movement had big trade
and advance to-day. reaching high levels for the
season short started failure Of rain
70 naertaze il Nebraska. bulls claiming that this
almost total failure In York the
cash market equally closing follows:
Mixed % 81 10 45ec. natural white n 45q
46c and clipped white IS 30 n. 4sa50lac Quotations
on track, by sample. RYE-Narzet dull No 2 Western,
Csc nominal b New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17

cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cot
5 s9 ,b aIr oo Ameriean ZOO Reeeipts
ican iddi!nE upland Scsa FgtpFfs SPenfa "a
nt lower on naT Gas sHa I'D t. ef3ys s sd oP 'sl
ar1st seas SD Augus-septernber. 573G574 septem
5er-Orroi.r 5G5a9. .G0d. October NoNenner 5Gd No
February 5eod: February March 5,61d: Morch-April
be2g5 e3d Ant, Nay S@' $50 s5 s5a market was firm but
sns sns' we7s Ss's1 not Torth remain
s1rashts So gods9 winter patents s4a$4 30
spring GsaTs KS 8 wiStsT s. eoa$8 10 RYE
Quoted good s. 45gS@ O chGe 10 iahck a. SS -
yellow. 81 2ogs1 81 lc< r. FE1-Wesi- S5
arr niadlng $50 10 in 100 n sacks aSuE do $22 30 red Cd
ess. aos s niddins dii 70 sal 5Sas2s hony chop
So bulk s28 20 sacks oilmeal S2s,g $40 50 - -, ,,,
6ls,.a-n, 6ls,.a-H " Wheat to-day which advanced the price
e. within .c Of high Point for the seasoh ~ al gT %
, Tor eny relief before week al least shorts
were good buyers In al house account
,sT of II for on the idea that me crop was vas
70 be 80 enoned both weather ana crop conditions
vere favorable especially IN me Si'HVes. lS4 ,.
I'M. at.on in Nebraska Liverpool was up ID and
the BrooIhaI estimate on l NGt'I 80 ~ ,vbTs
bush vas 10000 bush behha , As ais aie
Snstraiian and indian shipments were nshi hthpons
reported GOOD densnd f3r s with prospects for
,rN trading developed little important change In
ihe nAr"eI EN- oarse grains The O'Clock price July
ING - yors was s0c: September SOC and Decembef
- sss less nominal. follows: No rec b4T7G
vator and 94ssc anoet 80 20 oosc = - h saoat
ColtHHea Sb - Ssnraskn advanced price sharply
continued drouth IN anarg shorts most whom
an ,.s -, cen no for there was not Hauch
prospe ma ialrt aa~ance in oats Increased the nervous
ness among traders ana seAag ,tG,ilc stovs be
tbrougb The morning with final prices lsIt &C & ~
aigh