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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-08-07
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Begin spnaIlEAAInSSi 4 successful bust
ness is the result of healthy growth.
BY this is meant the beginner should
start hraiamasl t~ay ana .srow Into
s7eAtes ainnEs. e Tho Tpouittyc b,iSiness
brsoercenai0ndo this rule. Only those
who begin in a.tsrnall rwayiRndt. then
gI9w, eyer succeed, The poultry his
Ify III mep tt5pht1ysyg 7 is ftntd Viii Win faij.
SfSs aHshtRa a&t6' thdtigft 'theS coIifd
BeeinsSisH IA ,ets tBothand eapscity
phaas and nake' isArne itsh,se artsef,
centage as the farmer who hasvnsay
100 hens.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-08-07
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R:ASl4a RFWeN RHN4iyAqe an f,fspsr
alton for the Opening.

p,sfgs ftfsa'f ss 9s{aL sv.ryins
VIII be be-in@readiness- Park.
Denver, f9E,t1H fbHtdfi4aY4Aaas Colorado
Interstate Fair and Exposition to be
hefH Se7Jte1nbtr'7rfr-12 12fh:'-' lh'E my
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DlE II
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-08-07
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

,Assistsnt Surpe@ Bacon. umtet
STATES nhvy, has Fen de4ashedl ftot,
ds,E Jay Tho rtaYa, aospital. New H@S
Lyon. Colorado. and ordered to duty
| on the cruiser South Dakota.
n First Lieut.. FranlS WxBalls STwepty,
nfd infahtry. will disq htinE, tho
soon 4 practicah5e AN joiX his rcstl
ment in the Philippines.
FThe secretary pf the iptsrior has ap.
IfpES.fYr patft II fae .4atest(
the school grant, erhbracingh i;557
acres in the Buffalo land district.
taasss rSsi sfss1 ss1 aessst mass Ii
!ion q 'Gs Gtss stss
CirGaiit Court Of Appeals in the case Of
ths sts1darG qD G6mJaaS 81 Indtans.
aud that an application for yre-argI:
nientsof ,glsse epd 2 Heti9n for, 4
1ysYj.ieti to 81 !pobEu 6nS
The secretary Of the interioS has ap.
froeea S6t pate1tI Itb The State Colo
RADIO iisf No. II of land sefected under
school grant. embracing 21.19O acres
in the Denver district Part Of these
lands are within the boundaries OF the
Park. Range national forest, but the
sa& seIecpor1GaA made, prior 10, the
dyestibne a tie nStionAil STeasand
tkeiefbr6 The patent wN1Eissass&aSthe'
state. The secretary also approved for
patent to the state of Colorado list No.
ssass, sa isHf bIsdifE'5ofi bso5o Rl6R f5sJ6tR
DoNb Fh.Hfiivndyggdj eqss T
lissedgoi &mHRpahe spo u9asNs.
application. after more than thirty
-sexsp years -QlsclXica Colonel -SX:.
mons Is now employed on the New
York state C9Gal CommissiY. He
'"'"ass PsesiSssS sSasSES asdEtsssli ~ .etysisa
the honorary presidency Of the Peace
rTFbitr9en LeaT which is the
|ottEswih the NA Carolina con
qnate armament and effective arbitrn.
tion.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-24

te, nadoem i'm pergangenen Satire
bereits in mebreren Ssnltan5en bar-
iiber perbanoelt muroe. geoboen Der
@rafill i'm SUM b. S. Der gio gu.
geidoben uoroen mar, bab Der fleins
Soiepb ibr eigeller Sobn uno nidt,
iDie Die 8abntpartersfrau bebaupteta,
oeren &inb lei baben fib ieet 3eu-
gen gefunoen, mel6e Die Mnipriihe
ser Srau Weper neientlif) befrdfti-
gen. 0as l1rteil lit porIaufis nod
nertagt poroen. 8rafin &miletf1
itono BEL Ser angebIibell @eburt oes
&inoes i'm 40. 2ebensiobr.
Cine bobe sIus5eibnrng iii
Dem slbt Shobber bon geurorL Ser
Sigmaringen'iben @r3abtei Der gc-
neoiftiner, ieitens oes pGpitli1eu
Stubls 81 Seil geiporben. glbt Shob-
ber lit gum gr5abt ernan1t iporoen.
@us ct. petersburg miro ge-
nleloet, Dob i'm @interpaloit, inn
SauriI6en Balais uno I'M Eaiais
oes Erin5en bon Sloe1lburg Gbolera=
@rfronfungen porgefonmen ieiell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-24
Seras.

93idter Martin in Srieori1s-
burg bat Die @rano-Surp tpieber
einnlal initruiert, gegen ale, Die
bas 9osfin- Mc@regor-@eles CUR Ste
gulierune oes @etranfebanoels ni6t
beahten ooer iibertreten, slnflagen 5u
erbeben.
6. 6. Dates, friiber 8anfier
in Mmarillo, lit lpegen llnteridla-
gung bonn 9iltriftgeri6t in Gbou-
ming gu 5lpei Sabren 3udtbaus per,
urteilt iporoen.
Gem in Ser Nabe BON Sol
letspiGe mobnenben Sarmer Maref
tpuroe ourh einen Shlag leines
Hferoes elm 8ein gebroben.
Der Stootrat bon 9enple bat
oas BON DEM Wtapor befiirportete
Gurfelp-@eiet abgelebnt.
Sbomos 8. Sisgen, Der 8rG-
iioenti6oftsfaloioat Der ,llnabbdn-
eigen", lpuroe in Sort @ortb, ais
er BORT cine 9aebe belt uno Seno-
tor 9aiIep Ser unerloubten @erbir-
ounq nit Ser Stonoaro Oil @onl.
pam beiduloigte, oltrd S6reien,
3il6en uno carmen unterbrohen.
Grit ols er oos 9ailep-Sbema follen
lieB, fonnte er feline &eoe fortieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-24
Die baperiidlen Milnlterien Der

Die baperiiden Milliiterien Der
Suiti5 uno oes ssSnnern baben eitien
geneiniamen @rloB berausgegeben,
Der Die Stellltng unter 8oli5eiaufiiht
na6 mobernen @runbidBen regcIt.
sic ioa fiinftigbin nur nit aiifIidt
auf Die offentlide Siderbeit per-
bangt meroen, ioipie Die Herionlid)-
felt oes 8eitraften, iein 8orleben, iein
Berbalten pdbreno oes Strafbollsu-
ges uno Die neuen 8erbaltniiie, In
Die er gelangt 8orl1llfig gutlaiiene
nno beoingt 8egnooigte, eegen Die
Elm 8ioerriIf ni6t eripartet miro,
iollen nidt unter Yoli5eiaufiiht Jea
itellt meroen. Die lleberpahung ioll
IN ibonenoer @eiie oerart erfolgen,
baB Der 8erurteilte ntdt in ieinenl
Jortfommen eeltort meroen ioG. Gr
fol- ieben acknowledgements Der 30
li5ei bireft ober einer 8ertrauenspet-
Jon an5eigen, oanit er bon poli5eili.
den @rfllnoigllngen peridont bleibc.
9ieier grloB oiirfte I'M Sinblid oui
oas S6ifIal oes oSnuptmanns BON
9openid" erlaiien moroen iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-24
Gin beftdmoiger 2lb5ug.
&ranfe gtieren idiuaden ben gansen
&0rper.-Sie MAIDEN Gtd framf,
binfGllis nmb beSriift.

&ranfe geieren ibtpaden oen aor=
per oltr6 oen beItanoieen Mbsua
oes lebenIpenhenoen Gtpeis bonn 9(ut
in Ben l1rin nno Die Subititltierlrla
Der pereifteten SarniGnre, Die our6
oos gon5e Sblte1n eebt llno ben So
men Ser &ranfbeit allsItreut. Ser
8erluit bes gitpeis berl1rladt
5bmabe, 9eoriidtbeit, Sinfaaigfeit.
Sarniaure gergiftltng berurla6t
Sbmer5, Sbnma6t, Ste1en int
&iiden geieren- uno gloieniteine. 9ie
geeignetite 8ebonolung lit cine 9e-
bonolune Ser Nieren nno oos bette
Weittel iino 9oon's 9eierenpillen.
@roBe &nren III Son g[rtonio beipei-
len es.
@frs. 6. Docrora, 513 @sontana
StraBe, Gan @ntonio, Seras, iagt:
sd babe Doon's geieren 9iGen NIT
Der grOBten Satisfaftion angelponot.
Sd batte einen ournpfen 56ner3
i'm &reu5 uno ipurbe oud our6 oie
unregelmaBiee Musi6eioung Ser geie-
rem belaitigt. Sd muroe beranlaBt.
Doan's gsieren Bilen gu gebraucben,
neil id 10 biele quite 8eribte uno
Mitteiiunsen iiber iie gebort botte.
Sd peri6affte mir cine S9a6tel oa-
bon bon Der 8erar Drug gompano
uno bolo oarauf maren meine 2eioell
beleitigt 0eeine Sodter litt eben-
falls an elmer Nierenfranfbeit uno
idredliben &opfi6ner5en. 9oal's
gsieren 9illen eripieien iid geraoeio
tuoltatig fir fie, mie iie es fir MIDI
geipeien maren. gs ma6t mir Ser
anii9en iie biermit gu enpfeblen, in
Der Soffnllng, bob iie aud onoeren
geierenleioenben eine @oltot iein mo-
gen."
Gum 8erfauf bel alien @anolern.
8reis 80 Gents. Softer -Milburn
Co. Buffalo, Stem Dorf, aIleillige
agenten fir bie Ser. Staaten.
grinnert @u6 oes Nanens -.
Doans uno nebmt feline anoeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-24
30. 6. G. s. Balm.

Nbfaprt.
Na6 8aeo, Sort 8ort6. 9aIlas, aanz
lag @itb, ct. 2oliis llno Chicago. tdgs
lid (Suniet Sepot) (. .730 aben6s
2otal5ug bid Smit6bille g borrnittaos
&lamo Spe5ial nacb Smitbbille. Souiton,
@albelton /. F. .10.15 abenos
Nntunft.
gon Chicago. ct. 2ouis, &anfas gitb,
9allas, Sort 8ortb unb 8aco, tdgli9
(Sunf let 9epot) .7.3O mora
2ofal5ua bia SmitbbiIle .9.15 abenbs
Ilamo SPECIAL bon Snitbbille, 2ouiton,
@albelton -. . $50 morgens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-24
Cine feline Bleite bat Der Wnd

Cine feline Bleite Bot Der @n6-
balter Otto @ar5 in Sloenburg ge-
madt gead Der S6luBrehnung lie-
gen fir Die ni6t beporredtisten
@laubiger nur 0.3 Bro3ent in ser
&onfursnaiie. Der &onfnrsperipal-
ter betont in ieinem 3lnolbreiben,
oaB bel Der @erinefiigigfeit Der Walic
BON ben niht beborrehtigten @ldubi-
germ MIR Die beriidiidtigt meroen
f0nnten, beren 5orDernngen 100 DEF.
ooer mebr betragen. Sci Dem eerin-
geren Soroerungen piiroen Borto fiir
@eloienoungen uno 2uittung Die
&onfurs-9ioioenoe iiberIteigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-24
Be gefdaigit Die Cir.
esbr ergebener
g. 6. Clemens. {"
g[nauit &erbert, Der iunae .

Nngnlf 9erberf, Der Innge De
iterreiber, Der Dor Dem @eriht in
&odeniaf, 81. s., angeflagt tpar,
feline 9ante, Grau Ottilie Gberbaro.
ermor6et gu boben, bat fid iduloio
befonrit un6 lit 5u oreiBig sSobren
3uhtbaus perurteilt moroen. Der
5aIl erreete ieiner5eit groBes aufic.
ben uno es murbe eingebeno ii6er
i'm berihtet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-24
@ietOria 9ipiiiom, g. $. G g. u.
(8nlf Sbpre.)

Mbfnbrt.
gfa6 gnero. @ictoria, Sort 2abaca, Corr
pug gbriiti, 8rotpnsbille, Nio @ranbe
gitb, @olia0, 8eebille, @barton. gas
lacios ltno 9oulton $50 morg
Nad) Brownsville.
Ser Sus Der Sunlet @ictoria Oibis
iion, Nbfabrt $50 abenbs, nla6t in 8Iaz
cebo 8erbinbung NIT Der Gulf goa1t
2ine fir gorpus gbriiti unb 8rotpnspipe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-24
S. & 6. q. ga6m.
gI b t a brt.

gfad allen NorDzSeras SEnnften :.
-. 11br 1irlb 7.45 bormittags.
Nn6 ct. 2ouis, Mempbis ll1o 6em Often
!. 1926 l1br nadn1, unb 7.SO aber6s
gfad Weyifo. 1920 11br born,.
Nntunft
gon ct. olis iin6 bem Often, 9.15 morg.
Bon 2are6o llrlb Megifo .1.05 nadn1.
Won ct 2oliis. &anias gitb 1920 abbs.
ct. Souls e 6an Sranciscp Balm.
Ibfabrt.
yea9 Sort Smith. Springfielb, ct. Bouts,
&anias gitb, gbicaso IS. &@. 81. 9es
pptl .7.30 nben6s
Bon ct. 2ollis, 8anias gitb, garis,
gbicago 1920 moreens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-24
Giienbabu=J Jabrplan.
g. q. & y. g. gahn.

r9abb grodett" <3ug na1 Som1ton,
@albeIton. Beaumont unb Orange. Mbz
fabrt 9 l1br abenos. Gnfunft 7.3O NOR
gems.
Ga6 @errbiIIe, Mbfabrt 4S0 nadru.
Gbfabrt bon &errbine $50 116r born1its
tags. Nltr Sonntags nad &errbiIle: $50
llbr bornlittags.
gfa6 gltero. goafltm, Souiton, @albez
ton, @io0tngs, Godoale, Cameron lnb
Taco, glbfabrt 8.45 bormittaes.
yta6 geebille, Corpus gbrffti, MIice,
@atbis. granias 9ab, 3odport, Mfabrt
1.40 na9mittags.
Na6 Salfllrias. Gbfabrt s ltbr abenos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-24
Suntbern 8aeifie gahm.

Mbfabrt
Nad gaeip Orleans. 9ouiton unb @albez
fton, tdglid :. .11.45 n1ittags
lno. =. -. .1130 aben6s
Nad eagle gab, 81 Taio, galifornien
ltno @erifo. 900 BORN.
Infnnft.
Son yietp Srleans. Sorfton uuo @albez
iton, tdglid .7.35 norgens
:. ltno 900 nahmittags
Son gl gaio, galifornien uno Merifo.
8 abenbs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-24

nocbt-Reiter.
mcbfijbrsr in Springfield frsi-
gesprccben.

1berelfongreB, Der 1oeben in Walb~
it1gt0n, 8. g., er0ffnet it, iinD glenn.
lih nae Sauptnationen Der 99elt
bertreten. Rrdiioent NooiepeIt bat
6as gbrenpr1iibium mbernonllncn
mno bat bic Mbgeoroneten I'M @ei-
ben 4auie empfangen. Die Sibuli-
gen tperoen i'm Stem 8illaro SoteI
abgebalten. @s fiiib Hreiie I'M Be-
TRACE BON $4,000 ausgeiest fir Die
befteu giiaps ODER Mbbnnblungen
iiber einIdldgige @eeenitdnbe, bic
iD1breno Der leBten orei Sabre ge-
ihrieben tpuroen. Sin Die @erialnnf~
lung idieBt iid cine auBerit ia,iirllf-
tiDe Grfuriion an, Die cine 8o1e
6auern miro.
Mns Stem Dorf meloet man !:
9on Musfogee 0fla., traf cine illnge
St1oinnerin bier elm, In melher Srau
Shuinann-Seinf cine Der groBtell-
9perniangerirnen bet 3ufunft err
blidt. Die beriibrnte &iitlitlerin bot
bic Squnm inter lire ibiibenoen
aittibe genonlnien uno miro lie am
Dresoener Ronierbntorilm ansbil-
ben Ioifen.
! Die Berei1iigluig Den. @etrdnfc.
b1neIer oes Gtaates Slinois bit
fiir3li1 in gait-St. 2ouis cine 0er-
iatnnIung obgebalten uno eimen Be
iduB angenonmen, Der iih fir cin
@eIes misipriht, mel6es Die Me-
giitrierung aller @etpobnbeitsfdufer
atloronet. gea6 Ser Nnii1t Der Sc
trdnfebanoIer iollte Der 6tdotclerf
2iiten FOLDER @eipobnbeitsianfer an.
fertigen unb in oiele 2iiten ioIlte
Ser Nane zines ie6en Srinfers eir-
getrogen iper6en, iobal6 feline SSanti-
lie es berIanet. Seoem SaIooiltpirt
iplIte oann eine iol6e 2ifte 5uglai1
init ieiner 2i5ens eingeb1noiet iper-
Sen.
SSn Der @egeno BON @inono,
Wiiiiiiippi, tpuroe ein getpilier Nurt
Norriion, Elm otter, reiher Mfan5cT
unfer Der 4nflage perbaftet, Nadt-
reiter-Notiaen nit Drobungen all
Gottonfarr1er uno Sinner Der Ypit
geihidt 5it baben. Worriion geitebt
iein Wereeben Elm, bebaliptet aber,
er iei 5li benz Musienoen oieier gtoti-
5etl ge5ipltngen iDor0en.
4brnbnn gfopnler, aiigeblih
elmer Der sSiibrer beg Mobs BEL Sen
neulih IN SpringfieIo, Sninois, por-
gefonrmetlen Negerframallen, lit bon
Der Mnflage. @iliam &. Donnegan,
einen olten barnloien Neger, ben
Der Wob eelpndt batte, erlnorbet au
baben, freigefpro6en ipor6en. Gem-
nab iperoen nub mobl Die atibern
Mnfiibrer Der 9obelboufen freigeipro-
den tper0en.
Warf 9poin (S. 6. Gleneus),
oem Ginbreher rieltlif, pie gemelbet,
einen 8eiu6 obgeltattet baben, bui
nahitebenoe 8efanntmahung an Ser
Cir ieines 9ouies angei6lagen:
BUR gfoti5!
SIN pen ndhften ginbre1er: ,stl
oieiem Sauie befinoet iid bon iest an
nur plattiertes Silber5eug. gs lit in
oem meifingenen Ding i'm Speiiesilu'
mer iiber Der gde BEL Dem 2orbc
nit ben a6shen 5u finoen. @er Scr,
aorb 5u baben tpiinibt, ipiro er.
fudt, Die aGtben in Dos Meiiing.
oing- gu iesen. @er6uib lit 81 Der.
meioer oa Die Ganilie oaourd &c.
fort miro. @unmiihube iiuo i'm
boroeren Glur BEL benz Ding 3u "a
ben porin bic Sbirme fteben itns
ipelhes, tpenn if niht IRE, Gbiffo-
Mere ooer Bergola ooer ungefdbr ID
genonnt miro.
Wan ihlieBe gefalligit Die Cir.
Sbr erge6ener
9. 6. Clemens"
anguit Serbert, Der iunee Se
Iterreiher, Der Dor Dem @eriht II
&ofeniaf, 81. s., angeflagt tpar
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-24

8eindt = Gin oel.tides Mdo6cll
fir leihte Sausorbeit. Cute @e.
borlolnng uno gutter 2obn geIiderl.
aein @aiden. 331 @oroen gtraBp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-24
WabI.Mm5etge.

g8ir lino olttoriiiert, Serrn Su@
ltns Steal ais &anoibat fir Sen
Stautslenat I'M "a IenatprieIlen 9iitrtft
auf Dem republifaniiden Sidet an8rfiins
bigeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-24

@onde anerifanilhen S6ub-
fabrifen fertigen tdglidl iiber 5000
Goor Shube an.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-05-27
NOT A CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS-

Norfolk Ledger Dispatch. A
former Governor Of Virginia
and "a possible future Governor
met in Norfolk yesterday aud
there was quite an exchange Of
fluctuations Tie former was
Major J. Hoge Tyler, of Rad
fort, who is now IN Norfolk
The guest Of his son, Major
Helh ~ Ter. and the latter was
Harry s.. George Tucker, whu
Is no~ qaise ~cuvo IN has can
vass for the Democratic guher-
national animation.
There has secentiy appeared
a number Of newspaper articles
suggesting .he p,~slbte candi-
.aacs ct EN Governor Tyler for
ougrvss from the Ninth Dis
this fan
Il am positively nota caodi-
date for Congress- SAID Majos
.Tyief. and tho suggestions o!
my candidacy are far from
having origin ia any thought
or expression of mine. Ny
political experience has been s
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-05-27
~BnRCHESTER DOTS.

Three games of base ball
were played here on Saturday
last. The first by the kids of
Kentucky Hill aud the kids Of
Stable Row. The Stable Row
kids won and were treated TO
bananas.
The second game was between
the youths of Norton and the
youths of Dorchester. and re-
suited in favor of the Dorches-
ter boys.
The last game was between
two scrub teams of Dorchester
and resulted in a tie when both
teams quit exhausted. The
first and last were colored. As
il was a lay of day and the
weather was beautiful a large
crowd enjoyed the games and
had more fun than it they had
seen a professional game.
An open air meeting was held
on the ball ground at 4 O'Clock
on Sunday afternoon and B. r.
Horne gave AN address on the
evils Of liquor drinking which
he Illustrated by "a life like
picture of responsibility 90 deg.
radiation. These meetings dur
ing the summer months when
the weather permits.
a number of families win,
left here a month ago have rec
turned, having found that otheI
points are dull as here. amt the,
r willing 60 await prosperity
here. where II viii come quite
as SOL as elseWh here.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-05-27
VIRGINIA.

Geographically, Virginia is
the same as formerly. but in
most other respects it has with
in recent years passed through
"a series Of rapid and far-reach-
ing changes, which have given
60 IL a new significance and a
new character. IL is q favored
country, Astounding i'm natural
resources, blessed with warm
hearted and chivalrous people,
and rich in those elements
which have made other coun-
tries great. Virginia is just
now coming into her inheri-
lance. The railroads. the tele-
graph, the public press, the pull
pit, our well equipped rural
mail delivery services have re-
duced the area of our back
wood" domain. aud given intel
lectual stimulus 20 the deuizens
of every nook and corner until
there is no longer any back
woods in Virginia. This prog.
ress is found in the industrial,
social. commercial, educational,
fraternal and religious life OF
our people. Virginia is now a
progressiVe State, and Odd Eel.
lowship is contributing it's part
toward that progressiveness. II
is often said that Nirginian,
are clanish This may be true
BE that ar it may. we DO low,
our State, and we never ge.
tired of that little poem. "Ir
Nlrgioa rht~ poem never
grows nli 0ila a true Nir
giuiuu.
The rises rowaere hioom $50 white
A,m Nurinia,
The sunshine nuohefo shines SAD bright
AS BOZ Virginia.
The birds >ine nou>ierc quite 80 sweet
Andlowtcrv heart, -o lightly heat.
For Heaven and earth aatl sccm , ,nc,
nuuuia \irglil.
There nowhere is q land $50 iair
"A Old Virginia.
$50 fai ofjoys and free of can.
Asm Virginia.
And believe that Happy Laul
The Lord prepared ior mortal man
Is built exactly on the plan
oi Oid Virgins.
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happy one. and I retired from
the honors of the Rovernorship
satisfied TO rest from further
personal political endeavor.
81 am for the Rev. Tyler
Frazier for the Democratic
nominee of the Ninth District,
and / shall do what can for his
nomination. He is well and
highly regarded in every coun-
ty of the district, and would
make an ideal candidate.
81 do DESIRE" said Major Ty-
Ter, ''to go to Denver as a dele
gate from the Ninth District.
/ would appreciate the honor,
and be glad of the opportunity
to work for my personal and
political friend, William j.
Bryan, and then TO canvass the
State Of Virginia for him.
There my political ambition
ends. / am positively not a
candidate for Congress"
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e+S VISITING relatives and
fisnds in our midst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Hampton,
lof Middlcsboro. KY. are visit
ling Mrs. Hampton's parents,
Mr.. aud Mrs. X. III. Jervis, here
this week.
Last Saturday night at about
two o'clock a cabocse became
detached from an l.. & n.
freight train ON the Appalachia
yard aud started back down the
railroad toward Big Stone Gap,
and after the conductor had at
tempted to draw the brake and
broke the brake chain it was
deserted by the crew who start
ed in search Of an operator, as
Appalachia is only a telegraph
station during the day. An
operator from Stonega happen
ed 80 he within reach, and the
door to the telegraph Office was
broken open and a message sent
TO Big Stone Gap, but the
caboose beat the message, and
going at a speed of about 30
miles an hour crashed into the
rear end Of another train that
was standing on the yard there,
the conductor of which train
barely escaped. Both cabooses
were knocked to pieces, and
considerable damage done 20
the rear cars and track.
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N KNOCKED OUT.

State Chairman ELY $ o n
knocked most of the filing out
of the argument against con-
tinuance Of the plan OF select
ing Democratic party nominees
by general primaries in the.
deliberate and clear statement
he gave out for publication
here. He showed from the rec
ords that the actual expense of
candidacy before the primary is
a trihe. This disposes Of the
argument that the present sys-
tenn bars the poor from political
honors. The man who cannot
pay or obtain two or three hun
dred dollars certainly has no
business in a race for United
States Senatorship or Gov
%ernorship. After the entrance
fee the cost of the candidacy is
a matter for the determination
of the candidate. He can do
just Is much or just as little
travelling, speech-making' and
advertising as he likes or as his
means will allow. Nobody has
produced any figures TO show
that the cost Of candidacy with
the convention system would or
! could be any less than in the
primary.
AS for the dissatisfaction and
IN feeling we are told the pri.
mary develops in the party, we
seem TO recollect a good deal
of that kind OF thing develop
ing in the convention days. We
use TO have talk then of rings.
OF cliques. of log-rolling. OF
trades and combines. even hint,
Of bribery. In our view tn,
man who has had the opportu
utN 90 ~oik for HIS favOrit,
and tu put in % ballot for hin
is likely to recover from hi
soreness very much sooner al,
more completely than the mar
who feels that his friend hat
been b. at'n Toy some trick o
politics iu "a convention il
which the voter had no voic,
aud uo p r.-Richmon,
News Leader.
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Weiove to see people live well.
says a thoughtful writer, and
to dress respectfully, and enjoy
themselves. but there is happy
mean il all things. when that
is passed in the direction of ex
travagance the people distress
and enslave themselves and di-
minish their ability to do good.
For the sake of keeping up the
styles people live far above
their income, harass themselves
with debt and wear themselves
out. How much better Is a
plain, quiet Christian home,
where all peace cordially, the
neighbOrs heartily welcome to
come and go at will. aud free
from all the Fostering senseless
conventionalities OF fashiona-
BILE life. Why should our earth
ly life. which az best cannot
continue "A hundred years. be
fretted and worried and worn
out prematurely 10y vain Efforts
TO ape the manners of the idle.
irreligious. ~elf-sepking rich
devotee OF pleasure God has
US in the world for a nobler pur
pose than this, and those DO
well who strive 10 place this
service above al ,lse.-EX.
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commenc~tn.at at Big Stone
Gap Hign school last week
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az this writing. We are sorry
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10 get Dat again soon
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Mary Dillingham;. Mary Mitch
ell. Martha Kelly. Minnie Kelly
Eta B. Wilson, Lizzie Nickels.
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