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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-03
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out. The mule. stock still, merely
regards the tenderfoot out Of his eyes
with the inScrutableneS Of the
Sphinx, but he doesn't locomote any
more. You can build fire under him
and he'll take few steps out Of the
way Of the blaze and smoke, but
that's all. He won't carry you for
ward.
"Now for the prescience Of the
Mexican mule, Of which [ spoke. l
don It know what else to call it. The
latest instance / saw Of it was when
I was riding through the state Of So
mora a month or SO ago on an old
gray mule that knew every turn and
twist Of the road I was taking so
thoroughly that I let the bride reins
hang on his neck and permitted him
to 60 it alone:
"Along toward evening a terrific
thunderstorm came up. We were
right in the middle of it, for the alti-
tude was more than 5000 feet. The
electrical storms Of Mexico are terri
flying in the extreme. The bolts are
continuous. and you have a sort Of
feeling that a good conscience is a
pretty good thing to possess amid
such an appalling disturbance.
1.-The air was heavy with the fumes
of sulphur something had heard
about but never experienced. The
road was rocky and bad; and there
was only an occasional scrub pine
alongside. The mule, when the
storm reached its height, stopped his
jog of a sudden and stood in the mid
die of the road, peacefully enough.
He was worried, apparently, but he
thought that that was pretty good
place to stand during The continu-
ance Of the tremendous electrical
storm, for it was out in the open. For
myself I wanted to get under the
shelter Of a pine tree about a hun
dred yards ahead Of me. But the mule
couldn't see it. Him for the open,
and there he stood. I prodded him
with the spurs, but he merely look
ed around at me in a disgusted,
Maude-like way. Then I dismounted
and tried to lead him. Nothing doing.
He wouldn' It budge. So at length CIV
ing it to him that he knew more
about it than I did, I wrapped my
poncho about my head and stood at
his head, waiting for the storm to
pass.
II hadn't stood by the mule in
that way for more than three mlnu-
tes before I saw a couple of balls Of
red fire playing around the trunk of
the pine tree that I'd wanted to get
under the shelter Of. Then, an in
slant after I had seen the red balls
of fire, there was a deafening
crash, and the pine tree whose shell
ter I had desired so badly was prone
on the ground, stretched across the
road, and a good part Of it in splin-
tiers.
81 suppose maybe that mule didn't
know. I give it to him, anyhow, that
be did: w Wlashington Star.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-03
MEXICAN MULES.
For individuality They Beat All 9th
ers Hybrids.


1T is trite to say that mules are
brainy, but the mules Of old Mexico:
I believe, have something on all null
es the world over for individuality Of
character and, if I may be credited,
a sort Of prescience Of their own, y
said a man who had spent many years
in the neighboring republic.
"A Mexican mule will do just so
much work and no more. They re
used for all sorts Of purposes down
there. We vastly prefer them to
horses for riding over the mountains
on account Of their superiority in
the matter of surefootedness: their
instinct for the correct path without
being guided, and their undertaking
endurance. This Mexican mule has
twice as much Of what you might call
getthereness as the horse. He'll stick
at his amble without break until he
has done what he knows to be his
days stunt, and that stunt is invarl-
ably big one.
"But you can't get Mexican
mule to do anything more than what
he knows to be his days work. Such
a thing would be impossible. The
riding mule is fully aware of the dis
tance, down to the rod, he is suppos-
ed and required to traverse in the
progress Of one days travelling day,
and all the sharp sticks or goads or
dynamite on earth won't get him to
do a bit more than what he knows to
be the correct distance,
"The Mexicans have got peeul-
lar saying in connection with this
stubbornness Of the Mexican mule
when be is asked to do more in day
than he knows to be right. You ask
Mexican for instance, how far it is,
by mule back, to such and such
point.
1.-TWO days journey if you are
not rushed, but three days if you are
in a hurry the Mexican Will reply.
HE means that if you don't ask
anv more Of your mule than you
should ask of him the mule will be
able to make the trip you have in
mind within the two days. But if in
a hurry and not acquainted with. the
ways Of Mexican mules you attempt
to drive the animal he'll soldier on
YOU, will that mule, and delay and
hold you at every stage Of the game
once he finds you are trying to make
him do more than the contract and
the tradition calls for, and IN conse-
quence the journey will take you
three days.
"There's no chance On earth OF
pushing Mexican mule forward once
he makes up his mind that he's done
his bit for the day-and it should be
said Of him that he never makes up
his mind until he has performed the
whole task. He doesn't want any IA
vors from you and is willing to go
through the days performance with
out the least urging. But when his
portion Of the entertainment is fin
ished that's suficiency, so far as he's
concerned. He's through. You might
as we'll hay him down if he makes up
his mind that it's time to quit when
you reach camp, or if you re out IN
the open when he reaches the same
conclusion it's up to you to dismount
and make yourself and him comfor-
table for the night, for that's as far
as he's going. No Mexican will
think Of urging a mule when the mule
stops of his own volition at the end
of his days stunt. The Mexican
knows that it can't be done and the
tenderfoot who tries it soon finds it
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-03
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Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
Schedules Of passenger trains lii
and out Of the Union Station, New
berry, S. C..
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Mr.. D. N. Walker, editor Of that spicy
journal, the Enterprise, Louisa, Va,
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and at once applied Bucklen's Arnica
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CHARLESTON & WESTERN CAR
OLINA RY.

Schedule in effect June 9th, 1907.
Lv. Newberry(C N & L. 1916 p. m.
Ar. Laurens 1:52 p. m.
Lv. Laurens &C. & W. CO. 2:15 p. m.
Ar. Greenville $40 p. m.
Lv. Laurens 1:58 p. m.
Ar. Spartanburg $3.50 p. m.
Lv: Srartanburg $50. Ry.) $40 p. m.
Ar. Hendersonville 6:25 p. m.
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-11-20

year the gains in county Of.
ticers have been tremendous.
Republicans having been elect
ed with few exceptions. But
the work of Bascom Slemp has
by no means been confined 10
the Ninth District. His work
m 1902 -3-f SO attracted the at.
tention and admiration of the
Republican leaders throughout
the State, that I'M 1905 he be-
came their unanimous choice
for State Chairman, and was
elected 90 that position without
a dissenting voice. His work
in the Gubernatorial camnaivn
of that year was ON the sam,
nigh plane as his district work
had been, and while the party
was not successful, IL neverthe-
less was made into a strong and
'''' ~ < "i' ''''on'
D." - y u "''" s'c'al ne bascom
>, p mas ways maintained
'0 same mug" p"si'ion as that
''''''''er al business ana poll
tics. He is looked upon as
'''0 80 ''o ieaulhg cltizens OF
ms nome town, BIG Stone Gap.
he Is "a Steward ia the a. p.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-11-20
PROGRAM

Teachers Meeting to Be Held al Bic
Stone Gap December a. Is. 1897.
J.. Teachers answer roll call
with quotations from Merchant
of Venice.
>. The Value 10 Teachers Of
Reading Educational Publica-
t'ons.-Mr. NJ. A. Riggs, Miss
Laura Tate, Miss Flora Carter
3 The Value of Local Teach
Frs Meetings. -Pnof. Rudolph
Miss Maud Riggs.
4. Report Of Teachers Safe
Association. Mr.. X. IT. Shrppe
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-11-20

Nominated by The Republicans of The
Ninth District for Congress.

Pursuant to the cal of the
district committee the Repuhli-
cans of the Ninth Couvrs ssional
District met in convention at
Gate City Tuesday and nomi
mated & b Slemp for congress
10 tili out the unexpired term Of
his father, the late Colonel c
Slemp, whose death occurred
at this place several weeks ago
Mr.. Slemp was the only can
dldate before the convention.
and the nomination was made
by reclamation.
10 Is not ihOu2ht that the
Democrats viii put out a man
against Mr.. Slemp, though they
meet IN Bristol on next Satur
day 10 finally determine The
matter. In Case the democrats
fail 90 nominate q candidate The
only opposition TO the republi.
can nominee Is Col ID X Baiiv
Who has announced himself an
independent Republican, can
didate, and is making fight
for the honor.
As between SieInp and Bailey
there Is no question: but that
Slemp viii be elected
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-11-20

Mr.. Parker Of Fayette. y. Y. who lost a
ioot az GetiSlurg. writes, Electric Bisters
lave done me more good than any medi-
cine l ever took. For several years had
stomach trouble agd paid nui much money
Tor medicine "a little purpose, until } began
.akpg Electric Bitters. I would not take
70" Tor What they have done for me.
,sraaa toni. Cor the aged and E,r the female
"ctsncsses Great Alternative aud body
s'si.iier; sure cure Tor lsne back ami weak
kldueg~ Guaranteed bs j. ". Kelly. Drug.
81. Sos.
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Notice to the Public.

Iho-r wishing their photograph work fin
lsh"'l in time for the HOLIDAYS viii please
not 81. lay Have them made now as / viii
be unable 20 deliver them promptly. ouine,
I" lhe rush of work later on. a fine line al
up-'o-Iatc mounts and folders just In. Come
around and surprise your friends with q
good photo of yourself for their Christmas
greetings
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there. he maintained his loyal
" to his party, and though he
was the only Republican in the
faculty Of the institute. he was
always found ready 20 support
his party's policies. In 1901
be took active part in the CUB
ernational campaign. and real
iY fitted himself for the ardu-
Gus work of 1902. when his
father was nominated for Con
gress. the first election under
thc new constitution. which
compelled "a new registration
and brought with 10 new condi-
uons. Judge Rhea. the Demo
cratic incumbent. was elected
in 1900 by seventeen hundred
votes. and 60 overcome this
majority and gain "a Republican
victory. was the ambition Of
Col Slemp and his son. who
became his campaign manager.
The work was entered and.upon
carried on ystematically.vi eor-
ously and successfully, Col
Slemp being elected by over
three hundred The magnitude
of this victory cannot be over
estimated. Under the new Con.
stitution, not only most of the
negroes, but white swere dis
ranchlsed, and.at the outset the
odds looked So great that the
Republicans d esitated to
nominate a candidate. Col.
Slemp however, had faith i'm his
neIghbOrs and the courage of
his convictions, and consented
TO make the race after all
others had refused. Ii was
here that Bascom Slemp proved
has ability. He gave TO the
work his untiring energy,
working night and day, travel
lug over every portion of the
district, using arguments and
persuasion IN personal visits,
besides supervising the neces-
sary clerical work and large
correspondence, and when the
victory was won, the Colonel
and All others gave a large
measure of the credit where it
rightly belonged, to Bascom
Slemp. la 1908, during the
Legislative campaign, Bascom
S.cinp again took up the work /
'n Tie Ninth District. and SO
fectIvc WAS tn effort that nearly
every county which had previ /
ouSly been represented IN the (
Legislature by Democrats, that +
wear sent Republicans, it being
a {. mplrte revolution. which 4
r.ndltion has since been main
.ainei H. 1904 CA Stomp was
~ n nominated AMI elected
's a IN ,joFiiy Of 1900, the great
Increase being due To the con
mutation "f 'he ~ SlrmAtic and
organized work brgun in 1902
Again last year Col|Siemp was (
'enomin ant elected nv a
p''s "u n- si'N.> a"sl 'dns
- 81 clio"S Of this
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-11-20
Appendicitis

= que N a large mesSare-to abuse az the
novels. ey .cmploying drastic purga,ises
=" AVOID az danger, use only Dr. Kings
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ar'i tlvigor'itars Guaranteed !, .nr'. h,..s
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Lexington. Va.
Iu whom DO may concern.
The record 0i Hon. g.. b. ~lcmp. OF Big
Stone Gap. Virginia. az this Institution ia as
follows,
Cadet from ls-7 20 1891. he frs. dis
tnglished graduate OF hls class. having
uker Che FIRST stand on almost every topic
of instruction
Assistant professor of mathematios and
tarrcs with rank of captain l-32 93 and
l-al to l-91
Adjunct Professor of mathematics with
ank Of major iSl- to 1902
During Major ~iemp.s connection with
t0e -ehoo. as Adjunct Professor of mafie-
matcs he Travelled extensively in if, inter.
...s with result, that were greatly bennett
.l fSrncl r. W. Nl,uoIs.
Acting Superintendent
nc LES
l~cai Virginia Military Instituted
To can be added that not only
was young Slemp the first in
his own class, bat he took the
higest rank, with one exception.
of any student for sixty years.
shortly after graduation. Mr..
S'emp received the appoint
ment as Commandant ag Che
Marion Military Institute nc
Marion. Alabama. which posi-
ton he filed with credit for
one year when hc was c.lled to
aud accepted the Assistant
Professorship Of Mafnematic.
40 fhe Virginia Military lnsti
iute. which position bad been
offered him on his graduation.
His active service IN this posi-
zion had been preceded by "a
summer course of law at the
University of Virginia under
Professar John b. Minor
lu the Fan of 1898 he accept
cd the position OF Principal OF
ihe High School at Big Stone
Gap. Virginia. Che High School
having been established by him
and 60 this work he carried an
eNcepfional personal interest
with an unusually large degree
of success. After two years he
was urged 90 return TO che Nir-
ginia Militas Institute go ac-
cept "a higher position thau he
had previously. and filled the
chair of mathematics with com
plete satisfaction 60 officers and
students alike.
In 1898 he was still further
promoted 10 the position OF All
Junct Professor of maihcm tics.
"a position alwas = given 90 mri
of only the frs ability. Dur
lng the encumbency If tnis
position Mr. Slemp was selected
u.s. The representative of the in
stltutlon In the South, travel
ing IN It's interest through every
Southern State, as we'll as
many Northern aud Western
States. So efficient was his
work in this capacity that the
number of students were nearly
doubled. Following this period
cd work Mr.. Slemp, during 1900,
iooS "a post graduate course az
ihe University of Chicago. hav-
ing been awarded an honorary
fellowship in this institution.
aud being called home on ur-
gent business matters the fol
loving year In 1902 "A law
parternership as formed with
he Hon. X. Tate Irwin, which
4" as terminated in 1907. In tie
meantime Mr. Slelup had drift
.d more inlo business under
i"kings which have largely CON
'dmed has t'me since. xith SUE
re>sful results
&r. Sleinp's political career
'caliy began during the cam
."iga Of 1896, when he made
r'"rhes for Major Mex nley.
a ras's dasiAs -.'s ~-r.v-s
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-11-20
REPUBLICAN MASS
MEETING

Pursuant 10 the can Of M
Republican county Chairm q
w. b. Hamilton. a mass me-.
ing Of the Republicans ut Wis.
county was held az Mise o.,
last Saturday for thn purpos
of eiecting deleg ,teS o. fh.. con
xvufion held al Gate CITY ,..
Tue Sday TO nominate a candi
date for Congress.
Upon motion Cap. Uenr,
Taylor was elected i-mnor.rs
chairman aud 5. Il. jesse. tenl
porary secretary. aud uoou n,.
ton the temporary organiza-
tlon was made permanent. Tae
CHAIR appointed ~. IA Horton
y +. Crockett. O. 81. Wears.
r. L kiser aud John A. Hughes
a committee on resolutions
I pom motion the following
delegates and alternates were
elected
ROBERTSON DISTRICT.
Delegates George Stallard
}. n. Riggs and j. &. Brum-
Alternate VIM. Welrh.
VIM Dorton and Henry Bow
ling.
Lips DISTRICT.
Delegates-A. Z. Crockett
) n. Steele, j. N. Meadows j
l.. Addington and X. H. David
son.
Aiteruates-S. w. KerIv
Floyd Bowling, James Iousor
VI. ;. Compton. A. B. CULLEN
and Edward Tate.
GLADEVILLE DISTRICT
Delegates-D. r Llowellvn
> l.. Rice. w. II Roberts elias
Common. w. NJ. Adams I. a.
Wells, G. r. Beverly. J NJ
kenfro, Harve Stidham and G.
T.. Kilgore.
Alternates-R. p Hamilton
w. b. Addiugton. ~. b Ham
iiton. j. T. Lyon. W IS Nur
ply. w II Fletcher. s.. T.. Dot
son, j.. ID. Heaherlin. j. 3D. Kill
gore ami >. j. Body.
RICHMOND DISTRICT.
Delegates Henry Tavlor. w
II. Horton $. r.. LESSEE. w IS
Rose. G.. b. Olinger. c. NJ
Doughertv. b. Wilson Bird
Dermett, j. ~. Wilson. Bin,
Collier, b vs. Blondel. II j
Shepherd. O. ~ Brown. Il w
kiiDourn. i 81 Strong. d. a.
Duffy j. r. Lre4 al u. 10
Cooper
Alternafes-H lV. r. ule,
j B r. Witt. Charles Orender
harles Cole. Harve Br, amt
Lee Chesser. Andy Collier. Billy
oproles. r. q Norris. owen
Wells. g. g. CLARK. a. * XIII
gore, g.. $. Hale. w. G. TAYLOR
Joe Mckinney R y. Collins
Morgan Williams and ! o Bar
stow.
Whom tae Stomach HEART. or Kirsr.
nerves geo Wr.k. chen fhr-. 0r..n- .fue.r.
..i iinu drug tle Stomach. nor .f.r.
al' l'e Nra|i OBJ hIl.D.s lI.f b.. ..nnI.
/ iHtat-hiit Oet Co pro~r'a.O. known to
't"t- rfn.l .cre i> nr Shops nc-f.r.
4u' "'>.o'a.te '- prepared eznres-.
y Tor iAc-, weak inside nerves -fr.n.if.r
lesr nerves. nu'Ia Them ap with Dr ~ha.n.-
.tr. rlNft- Tablets or IUu.l-ln1 -.n h.,r
iu.cAIF help 1911 cnmr Fr.e ..mrf. f..f
cnt un request nV Nr ~l.un f.Ufn. Wis
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-11-20
.NOMINEE VGRESS.
Sketch Ct Hon. c. ssseem
Slemp. Nominated BY tn Republic
cans ST GAZE City Tuesday.

C. Bascom Slemp, the Re
publican candidate for Repre-
sentative in Congress from the
Ninth Virginia District. was
born at Turkey Cove. Lee
county. Virginia. Sep'ember
attn, 1870. He was educ ftei in
the public schop : of iht county.
entering the Virginia Military
Institute in 1887. where he
graduated in 1891. HIS record
at the Institute is summed up
briefly in the following state
ment.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-14
ADJOURNED
ABE RUFF GAINS DELAY OF
FOUR DAYS IN HIS
TRIAL
sociated Press to Bismarck Tribune.

Associated Press to Bismarck Tribune.
San Francisco, March 13. After the:
names of four talesmen had been
drawn from the jury hox the trial OF
Abraham Ruef on a charge Of extorting
money from French restaurantkeepers
was continued in Judge DUNES court
until Monday morning Counsel for
Ruef objected to the drawing OF any
further names during the absence from
the jury of Juryman DrumbreIl, who
has been temporarily excused and
Judge Dunno thought it well, as an
adjournment for at least one day was
insisted on, to take recess until the
state supreme court renders its de-
cision on Ruef's application for re-
lease upon habeas corpus 1t was at
the suggestion of Assistant District
Attorney Heney that four days sus-
pension. was finally ordered.
The feature today was the attempt
Of Ruef's lawyers to induce Judge
Dunno to confess himself biased and
prejudiced against defendant and to
grant change of trial Judge. This
attempt failed at every point.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-14
Gar STRIKE
AGREEMENT REACHED BY WHICH
LOUISVILLE TRo uBLE Will =.
BE ARRlTRATED

Louisville, KY, March 1ss settle
ment Of the strike Of the union en-
ployes Of the Louisville Railway com
pany Is Id sight. AS result sof
strong pressure BY the business inter
ests, especially the directors Of the
Greater Louisville sition and the
commercial club, q conference was
hehld this afternoon by representa-
lives Of these bodies and directors Of
every company and q committee
representing the strikers.
The proceedings were kept secret,
but it was learned on good authority
when the conference adjourned TO
meet again tomorrow morning, that
the commercial bodies confidently ex-
pect the strike to be in process of
arbitration and car service fully re-
sumed BIZ tomorrow night.