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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-09

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No wonder he feels sad and sore;
He has to rush, though hot the day,
To get the lump before your door
Before it melts and runs away.
Washington Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-09

The Antigraft Movement
Not a Crusade Against Wealth
BY Governor JOSEPH w FOLK of Missouri
- HERE are some who see danger to our institutions in the ag
taions resulting from the exposures in official and business
life. l do not share this view. To my mind the hope for
THE PERPETUITY OF THIS GOVERNMENT by the
people was never brighter than now, The fact that this awakening has
come at a time of unusual prosperity shows that it does not proceed
from a spirit Of discomfort but springs from the MORAL SENSE of
the people. .
The people are discriminating between the good and the bad. This
movement against graft is NOT A CRUSADE AGAINST
WEALTH, but against the ABUSES whereby some obtain great
wealth. It'll a demand for common honesty in public life and private
~ business. No man that is doing an honest Business
M\ need fear. The distinguishing characteristic of this
crusade for higher ideals is the CONSERVATISM
OF THE PEOPLE. They do not oppose riches
honestly acquired, but they do object to special priv
W ileges out of which tainted riches grow. They en4
courage legitimate industry and are not u~nfrfendly
N to corporations THAT OBEY THE AVIS, but
they demand that corporations, even the greatest,
obey the law just like any one else.
The agitation against i'll gotten gains does not mean a rabid Social
ism OF the destruction of the vested right OF ANY ONE. The man
who would retard legitimate industrial development Isl as much a public.
enemy a he who would Cypress the people beneath the golden heel of
monopoly. The cry is not for Socialism or anarchy, but that the cor
poration magnate respect the law that governs the conduct of the cor
poration as he asks others to respect the law THAT PROTECTS
THE PROPERTY OF THE CORPORATION.
y
The anarchy Of capital breeding lawlessness is no more to be toler-
ated than the anarchy of labor breeding riot and disorder. This gov
ernment does not rest either upon THE IDLE RICH OR THE
IDLE POOR, but upon the energy and patriotism of the middle
classes. THIS is the class that suffers under the reign of special priv
ileges.
MEN MAY ACQUIRE WEALTH BY ANY FORM OF LAWLEss-
NESS OR GRAFT, BUT 1T Is THE WEALTH OF THE 6UccANEER
AND THE PIRATE AND NOT THAT OBTAINED THROUGH NAT
uRAL MEANS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-09

forms of Stomach Disorders once cured
IN this way never returns. -
fepsoids are sold at drug stores at Soc. a bottle
On an absolute guarantee or money refunded.
II you have mo- used Pepsoids before,
we VIII send You a 5o-cent bottle FREE.
send US your name and address and you
Will receive promptly, a full sized bottle.
You do not obligate yourself to pay cent.
Al We ASK, after Pepsoids have cured or greatly
to vour frienda. Fry Pepsoids to-day fhev viii
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-09

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-09
BY Governor JOSEPH w. FOLK of Missouri

business. No man hat is doing an
need fear. The distinguishing chara
crusade for higher ideals is the CON
OF THE PEOPLE. They do mo-
honestly acquired, but they do object
ileges out of which tainted riches g
courage legitimate industry and are
to corporations THAT OBEY TIL
they demand hat corporations, eve
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-02-16
Local News

Preaching next Sunday mt la m
IN Main Street Methodist church and
at North Tazewell at : p. m. The
Junior League meets at > p. NJ and
the Senior League ut 7p. m.
Mrs ). \. Leslie has sevese a.tocl,
Of something like nettle rash. and has
been quite sick for several DAYS
Colonial Reception
by
Home Mission Society
of the
Methodist Church
at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. st. Clair
Feb. %, Z p. m.
Admission Doe
refreshments served in dining room
Extra
For No. fire Insurance annl,, 20
- ~ Hartman Insurance Agency.
we call attention TO the fact. which
may be known to part of the gen
eral public, that Alice and Nick will no
married tomorrow if nothing happens
10 prevent.
Inc =. y. Harmm Insurance Agen-
cy' Tazewell, writes good fire insurance
on all classes of property.
DO not overlook the in. Hormon
insurance Agency for good and safe
protection against loss by fire.
III the grand jury, which meets next
w eek will be " right peart." some Of
the gambling said to be going on herr.
can be caught up with-perhaps.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-02-16
Letter 10 Ex-MayOr Royal
Tazewen. Va.

Dear Sir: You are so well known
that the people have put you in Office
They knew what they were about.
They didn't do it by accident.
wouldn't it be handsome tbino m
90 TO paint your house? 1t is a nice
mousse, has good substantial. com
modlous look, and isn't rusty at all
you know; but a fresh coat OF naint
would make it so bright it is a pitv
not to. F'J
Devoe is beautiful paint. but tho
beauty OF it is: it lasts so long and
does so much more than adorn an al
ready interesting and attractive edi-
nee. House Outbuildings and fences
There isn't mae or woman in town
VINO wouldn't see them and make some
pleasant remark. OF course. Won will
paint the town property; NOTHING
would mark your administration more
IN the eyes of the people; and. having
done the same thing at home. il il the
most natural thing to do it for them
Yours truly,
+ W DEvoE & Co.
p. $. John f, Jackson sells our paint.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-02-16

Give your fine pictures a proper set
ting. Our framing department is the
best in this part of the country.
A.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-02-16
Anybody Can
Do Business

with the American National Bank.
There is nothing complicated about
our method. The office boy can de
post or draw money, purchase drafts.
money orders, etc.
We Lave perfected our system so
that all business involving the pay
ment or transfer of money, issue of
notes. drafts, checks, and transactions
of similar nature is done expeditions
iy and without the possibility of error.
Three per cent interest paid on all
sums deposited in our Savings depart
ment
Tar AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Or
GRAHAM, VA.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-02-16
Real Estate
HOME SWEET HOME.

To all lovers OF home that you can
call your own, where no boss can die
tate, or land lord collect rents. Where
you can enjoy all the fruits of your
labor; where you can truly say, II am
an American Freeman"
Call on the Real Estate firm of Lake
Il Hankins. They have secured the
exclusive agency for Southwest Vir.
glnla from the Great Western Invest
ment Company, through their General
Agent, Judge Price, an old Virginian.
now stopping at the Phoenix Hotel
This firm OF land Brokers control
hundreds OF thousands of acres i'm the
Panhandle of Texas joining the Terri.
tory of Oklahoma where the climate
and soil is just like Oklahoma.
They will furnish you round trip
tickets for one rare pluss two dollars.
and sell you those rich productive farm
lands from five TO seven dollars per
acre, and il you buy OF them they will
deduct from the purchase price the
half fare you have paid.
See what Oklahoma has done in the
last few years broken all records.
She has in operation over three
thousand miles of railroads.
She has telegraph and telenhone
wires by corporate bodies over 1879
miles outside of innumerable private
neigabor1ood lines not Incorporated or
reported.
She has 345 newspapers-30 daily
and 2S7 wide awake weeklies.
She has churches, schools and col
leges in proportion.
She will market over 100000 bales
OF Gotten in 1906, the market value of
which is over fifty dollars per bale.
The market value OF wheat exceeds
the cotton CROP; corn and broom corn
nearly equals cotton and whea. crops
She has 20 chartered railroads. with
a capital stock of $l32,125, that will
be built in the near future.
What Oklahoma has done can be
done in the Panhandle of Texas
Lands that can be bought to day for
live dollars per acre will bring ten in
side of three years, twenty in less than
ten years, etc.
Get in the Lake & Hankirs Band
Wagon. Procure cheap homes for
yourselves and your children before It
is too late.
No state in the Union has such a
superintendent school fund as Texas.
nor better facilities for education.
The big real estate dealers. Mr.
Lake or Mr.. Hankine, will go In per
son or send a reliable agent with each
botch Of homeseekers To guard their
interest
The Great Western Investment
Company and their agents Lake &
Hankins are all native born Virginians.
with one single exception S deal with
your own people.
Men with money can make no safer
or better investment than in Panhan- |
die lands. Taxes for all purposes in
Texas is less than one dollar on the
hundred.
That panhandle country is peculiar.
Iy adopted TO cattle, horee and sheen
raising. Finest ranges in the west
Lake & Hawkins will sell ranches with
timber and running streams ranging
rom one to 20 sections.
The high attitude and pure air makes
he Panhandle the most desirable
place weak Iunged people can settle.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-02-16
WANTED.

Two men in each county to represent
and advertise hardware department
put out samples of our goods etc.
position or ofiicemanager.
salary $4,000 per month, cash weekly.
with all expenses paid in advance. We
furnish everything.
THE COLUMBIA HOUSE.
Dept. clio, pa 9TH Ave,
Chicago, III,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-02-16

Give your fine pictures proper set
ting. Our framing department is the
best in this part of the country.
The Art Stationery Co,
Princeton Ave, Bluefeld, w. Va.
II. Lee Brown was here on Monday.
He was on business for the large brick
company at Yards, Of which he is
manager.
7. +. Howell, Esq of Burkes Gar
den, came i'm and ''coughcd" ON Tues
day. The Squire includes the World
in his subscription TO the News. He
got little mixed and wool gathered
on this round, in making change, but
finally got everything straight. and
left the Office feeling better.
Brother A. II. Goodpasture, Of Bowl
ing, came In smiling on Tuesday. His
subscription had gotten i'm arrears
about three wheels, but nevertheless.
he "coughed up" the three at one time
without making an ugly face. Such
II thing would have choked some of
our subscribers to death.
The greatest novelty of the Horse
Show is the wild gander presented TO
Henry Bowen by w. p. Payne, age of
gander 20 years. Mr.. Payne got a
pair OF wild geese eight years ago
from Anderson Hartman. The goose
died. The gander is known To be
twenty years OLD how much older no
one knows. Mr.. Bowen will put the
gander with his flock of wild geese.
Messrs. Robert Tarter, and his
bright young son, Herbert, called to-
see us on Saturday Mr. Tarter, be-
sides his own subscription, sends the
paper TO his boy in Florida Mr. Tar
ter agrees with the News that his son,
Herbert, n strikingly fine looking boy,
resembles his mother strongly.
Geo. Bailey and Paris Ashworth.
son of H. +. Ashworth, of Springville.
called in to see us and To pay a sub
scription one day last week for Mr..
H. f. Ashworth. The cough" is pre-
vailing in the Springville and Wittens
Mills neighborhoods.
The Art Stationery Company, of
Bluefield, has bought space in this
paper, and will have something of in
terest to say toour readers each week.
The company is composed Of intelli-
ligent and progressive young business
men. Their business is growing. They
are anxious to reach out into new
territory The readers of the NEWS |
will give them a hearing.
THE Missouri Girl" comedy
drama that seldom visits the small |
towns, will be seen at the Tazewell |
Opera House next Tuesday night, and
rs court will be going on, q large
crowd will likely be attracted This
comes highly recommended, !
and, Judging from favorable criticism
received in other places, is deserving |
Of patronage. Prices, Doe, 35c, soc
and 75c.
One of the greatest attractions last
Tuesday was The display of beautiful
black Langshan chickens, shown by
Nj. Black, of Tazewell The towels;
were raised by Mr. Black, and are all
grand specimens of this large. fine
breed or poultry. The exhibit was
neatly cooped, so as to make a pleas
ng display, and called forth excIama-
ions OF surprise and delight from all
Who saw it.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-02-16
Lower, Still Lower.
MeiiS OVercoat,s

We offer for this week only, our entire line of
Overcoats at just HALF PRICE
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-02-16

: > John f. Jackson sells our paint,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-02-16
NOTICE.

All persons are hereby notified not to
sreepass on these lands by hiding or
walking hunting or cutting upon the
said premises OF the law
Benjapin Read,
Pocahontas. Va.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-17
BOUND AND GAGGED
FoIenln Was Then Placed il Stall Whlle Rollers Went Through
 Car Barn Sale
GOT MONEY AND ESCAPED

Swampscott, Mass, Sept 17.-Afte. binding and gagging the night fore man, George Saben, and placing him in stall, three men blew open the safe in tue office of the Lynn and and Boston street railway at the Lower Swampscott carbarn early to- day, secured $l25 and made their es- cape. They also stole $20 from Ss- ben's pockets. Saben was not hurt. The front of the building at the cor ner where the office was located, was blown out by tile force of the explosion.
 Sahen was alone in his office when mnn entered and asked if the last car had gone to Boston. Saben re- piled thht 1t had.. The man thereup- on pulled a revolver and threatened to shoot Saben if he did not keep quiet, and at the same time two other men entered the office Saben saw tllat resistance would be useless, and the men went through his pockets, bound him securely, pinced gag In his mouth and took him to stall in the rear of the barn. Then they ap- piled nitro-glycerine to the safe and obtained Its contents. They disap- peared without leaving any clue IS to their identity. Saben was later found in the stall, uninjured. The police at once began q search for the burglars.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-17
DOW|E GOING TO MEXICO A Farewell Service will Be Held Next Sunday at the Shiloh
 House
ADVICE TO HIS FOLLOWERS

Chicago, Sept 17-John Alex ander Dowie yesterday announced a farewell service at Shilo house for next Sunday.
 Immediately after this service he will leave for Mexico. if his physi- clan will permit, and it IS not expect ed that he ever will see Zion city again.
 In a communication from the old leader. which was read at the taber- nacle by Elder Arlington, he advised his loyal followers to remain away from the polls at the election for a new general overseer tomorrow.
 The polls for the election to-mor- row will be open from a. m., to g p. m. The election of Voliva, who spoke to large outdoor meeting yes-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-17
TRYING THE OUTLAWS This Government Expects to Convict Several For MuTdering Americans
 at DaYao
PLOT TO KILL UNEARTHED

Manila, Sept 1.-The trials of Snkay ard Mentalan and other out laws began at Cavite to-day. The government expects to secure convic- tiens on the charges of conspiracy to murder Americans at Dayao The conspiracy was suppressed by the military acting ill cooperation with the planters. An American named Bolton was the only victim of the plot. The plot was discovered during the investigation of Bottoms death, June 16.
 It was then learned that the three head men,. Mungalayan, Belinang and Sinbanan planned the assassination.
 Mungaylan killed Bolton ad after wards fell victim to the troops. His brother, Calibay, who was also i'm plicated in the conspiracy, was killed at the same time.
 Baliuang was arrested August 27. Sinbanan has been located and his arrest is expected soon.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-17
FLEW COLUMBIA C0LlIs
Schoonar Yacht Bunsd ts tIs MT ' Edge Near New HlYel Yleb
 Club QuatsIy
STEWARD ESCAPED FROM BOAT

New Haven, Sept 17.-The auxili. ary schooner yacht Leslie, owned IF pr A. Hellerung fsNew York. aad which flew the Columbia Yacht cluh insignia, was burned to the watersa edge early to-day of Keller's wharf. the former mooring place of the Neu, Haven Yacht club. The flre Vnn caused through a leakage of gssolire ana the only person on the yacht at the time was John Anderson. thn steward, who left the burning boat soon after the fire started. Several yachts anchored near the Leslie weYe threatened by the blaze and some of them shifted their positions in order to escape the flames.
 The Leslie was about eighty feet over all and she registered twenty. tons. She was of the old type tWo sticker and put in here from Newpoft, Saturday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-17
terday is conceded by a practical, luminous vote.
Hubert Rigncy Missing.

H. M. Rigney of Wateryille, gar. bage contractor, is out of town look. Ing up his 15 year old son, Hubert who left here on September 8 for a trolley ride to Boston. On Septem. Der s letter was received from him at Portland, Me, in which he stated that he was about ready to start for home. Since that nothing has been heard from him. Mir Rigney has been in Springfield and other places. but up to this afternoon he had not found any clue regarding the where abouts of the boy. It is hinted that he enlisted in the navy. but this is nothing more than mere conjecture. He has always been a good boy, but during the past few years he has often expressed a desire to go to sea, and probably he considered this an opportune time to try his luck as a sailor lad.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-17
Examining Pure Food Law.

New York. Sept 17.-A committee consisting of Dr H. w. Wiley. of the department of agriculture; s. N. D. North. director of the census, and James I. Gerry. of the treasury de- pertinent. to-day began a governent- al hearing on the scope of the new pure food law. The hearing prob- ably will last throughout tl.e week. Nearly 100 members or representa- lives of leading firms in New York. and other cities throughout the United States. were presented when Dr Wiley called the meting to order to-day. The commission has been az pointed by act of congress, and will hear lawyers or dealers discuss every possible phase of the new pure food law.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-17
THAYER IN ELM CITY.
Mayor of Norwich Informed of His
 Nomination for Governorship.

N H
 New Haven, Sept 17.-Mayor Charles F. Thayer the democratic candidate for governor was formally notified of the notification at the Tontine hotel this afternoon. by the notification committe and the state central committee. The notification speech was made by MT Tanning, of Norwich in which he talked of the work of the convention in general and of the nomination of Mayor Thayer, at the conclusion of which state central committee went into sesion and passed number of reso- lutions and rules regarding voting. Mayor Thayer replied to the speech in which he thanked the members of the convention for the nomination.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-17
CITY NEWS

Officer James Walsh was compelled because of being III to be relieved from duty this afternoon.
 The death of Mrs Patrick DunIgan mother of Rev T.. Dunigan. occurred late this afternoon. at her home fin Watertown.
 Charles Thorpe and Joseph Gahnon. two of the local trolleymen, who journeyed to San Francisco with Boss" Farley to break the trolley strike in that city have returned fo town. They enjoyed the trip all right. but found on arriving in Frisco that the strike was settled. No more elobetrcitlng for theirs for a while.
 This afternoon a break fin one of the wires on West Main street. near St Johns church raised the deuce with the trolley schedule. For time 1t was impossible to get beyond Central avenue. because of the break. hut soon extra ears were brought into use and the passengers were transferred from one car to another. being com pelled to walk about 10O yaris.
 Delegates from almost all the sing Ing societies in the state which are members of the Sangprbund. are in session this afternoon in ConcoriIa hall. on Bank street The convention was called to orier ny Alfred Drcs- cher. about forty delegates being present. During the session eonskIe-- able business will in all probability be transacted and the place for the holding of the annual singing :ourna- ment will also be selected.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-17
Passengers in Prayer.

New York. Sept 17.-Many of the 623 passengers on the steamer Mas. salia which arrived to-day from Mar. seilles. Naples and Palermo, spen, their time in prayer and weeping while the steamer labored in a ter rifle gale at sea on September II. During the twelve hours in which the gale continued the steamers decks were continuously swept by heavy seas and the passengers were kept below decks. Cattle pens, boat covers and almost everything move able on deck were smashed or swept overheard. ventilators were battered and the head of the main mast broken on.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-17
The New Council.

Teheran, Persia, Sept 17.-Ac- cording to an ordinance just pub lished the new Persian national coun- cil will consist of 1856 members. Teheran will be represented by sixty members while the provinces will send ninety-six. A general election will be held every two years. To the deputies from Teheran is given the privilege of electing the president and the two vice-presidents of the council: The ordinance assures the fnviolability of deputies and gives full instructions for the carrying out of the first elections. organizations for which begin with the publication of the ordinance. The government has granted permission for the establish ment of German bank here.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-17
EXPLOSION KILLED
 SIX 1T HAVANA Two Brick Buildings Were Wrecked and the Debris Took Fire and
 BuIned Up rnNnIrI0Mr Anr nrnnrnArn
CONDITIONS ARE DESPERATE
Private Dispatches to a Boston Party Says That Transportation
 Has Been Suspended.

Havana. Sept 17.-A violent ex.
 plOsion occurred here to-day and
 wrecked two brick buildings. Six persons were killed and many were
 wounded. No details of the cause
 are yet at hand. An investigation is being made. The explosion is
 thought to be the work of incendi- aries. The buildings at once caught fire. Dead and wounded ahe still being taken from the wreckage. The buildings were insured.
 Some alcohol which was in storage in one of the damaged buildings ex- ploded with such noise that it was thought that a deliberate use of dynamite was made.
 Boston, Sept 17.-A private cable gram received here to-day by E. F. Atkins from Cuba says that the gen. Clara province are desperate, but that the Atkins factory or sugar man ufacturing buildings on the Soliedad estate nave been saved from the ln- surgents by the presence of marines from the gunboat Marietta. About 2,O00 people are employed on the SOliedad estate, which is one of the largest in Cuba controlled by an American and up to now it was be- lieved that the buildings on the prop erty were in danger from the revo- lutionists. It was partly because of the representations of danger made by Mir Atkins to the state department at Washington that a warship was to the southern side of the island to protect American inter- ests at and near Cienfuegos.
 MT Atkins said to-day that all l had been suspended | in the southern country and that the interior towns were practically with out supplies and daily becoming more | helpless.