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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-08-26
How Can He Help SIemp?

After his crushing defeat for tenn
poIary chairman of the New York
State Republican Convention Colon
ell Roosevelt issued the following
statement:
To the various persons who ask
ed me whether | would accent the
position of temporary chairman of
the State convention, | said that |
would do so only if they were sure.
after knowing my attitude, that they
desired me, because my speech
would be Of such character that il
might help if the convention nomi-
mated the right kind OF man ON
clear cut, progressive platform but
that it would hurt if neither the
right kind OF man were nominal
ed or the right kind Of platform
adopted. "
Now we ask the fair and simple
question, how can Mr.. Slemp, n
clear cut "standpatter" hope for the
Colonel TO helpshim in his"spceeh
which has been advertised for Bristol
on oct :.
Indeed, the question arises, will
the Colonel come, and il he comes
can he help the fallen Cassius?
According TO the Democratic view
the Colonel cannot help but Demo-
Gratis welcome his coming into the
district, and as citizens OF a great Re
public Will be glad to Join in giving
this distinguished American a royal
welcome.
II In view of his authorized state
ment quoted above, Col Roosevelt
can say anything for "Standpat-
ter rs pronounced as Nh Slemn
says he is, then the Democrats of
the district are perfectly satisfied.
Meanwhile, we believe. IL Mr.
Slemp intends 10 stand through the
campaign on his "stanpdat' plat
form, ii would be better for him 10
ask the Colonel TO cancel his Bristol
engagement and request Vice Presi-
dent Sherman, Secretary Ballinger.
Speaker Cannon, Senator Aldricb
and other well known "standpat-
ters' to heed the Macedonian cry 10
come over and helpsus. "
As Democrats, we have nothing To
DO with the question, and Mr.. Slemp
may, If he pleases, let the appoint-
ment of Col Roosevelt stand.
our only purpose is to point out
The inconsistency of the matter rs
indicated by the ColoneIs quoted
interview, and then let the people
judge.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-08-26
PAUPER LABOR

The argument made " stand
pat Republicans, Of the Cannon.
Payne-AIdrich type and also Nh.
Bascom Slemp, that n high tariff is
necessary TO protect Americans from
the pauper labor Of Europe. that
foreigners can live on so much less
than Americans, and therefore afford
10 work for lower wages, and unless
a high tariff duty is put or goods
manufactured by this cheap labor our
own country would be flooded with
1t, and shut down our mills and pub-
lie works. a report sent out from
Washington states that the native
white anc negro miners in West Vir.
ignia, Virginia, Tennessee. Kentucky
and Alabama are being rapidly re-
placed by foreingeTs. That our own
people are being crowded out by this
SCALED. "pauper labor" of Europe.
This has been the case for years. |
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-08-26
Splendid Bluegrass
F A r MS
In LOud0un and Faquier
Counties

Two valued at $500 each
5 priced at $1,000 to $4,000
Three at 5000 Two at
100000. One at $4,000.
These farms have good build
ings and are in a high state of
cultivation. Do you wish to make
a first class purchase, then ex-
anime these properties at once.
Our Agency covers the best
portion of the State, so it will be
to your interest to correspond
with us.
For free full description write
II. w. HILLEARY & Co.
charlottesville, Virginia.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-08-26
After Harvest

After havest those persons who are
thinking OF examining farms for sale
In other parts of the State, will proba-
bIy start out on their tour of investi.
cation.
we have examined the Real Estate
Register of IL. W. Hilleary and Co., Of
charlottesville, Va, and we notice that
they have a large number of farms in
Albemarle, Fauquier, Loudoun and
other Piedmont Counties, as well as in
the 1idewater region.
This firm We feel justified in highly
recommending as being thoroughly re-
liable. for they have the endorsements
or some of the most prominent men in
our State. They handle properties
from $4,000 to $4,000. Their list is
lree. 1t would be we'll for you to write
to them.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-08-26

who is bringing this labor 10 this
country? The answer is plain. The
big trusts and corporations. "he very
people who are crying protection
from the pauper labor of Europe, are
hiring shiploads of this labor con
stantly to work here in competition
with our own people. The cry is
made only to deceive. This labor
may be needed here, but can no long
or be used rs an excuse or reason for
n high tariff duty ON foreign imports
when this labor is being transported
here daily from Europe.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-08-26
Now Will They Be Good?

Some weeks ago, when the Renub
ilcan newspapers Of the Ninth Dis.
trict were denouncing the Democrat.
IL committee lii unmeasured term.
lot sending out a circular letter win
the view of ascertaining the political
complexion of the voters, we declai-
ed there was nothing in this letter to
justify these frenzied attacks and
Ventured the assertion that tbe in
formation sought by Secretary Wv.
sor was such as the Republicans a
ways ask for and get in their cam.
paigns.
Here is an extract from our edito.
rial on the subject:
1t is simply a desperate attemnt
TO prevent the Democrats from do.
ing perfectly legitimate thing. IN
when there can be 10 reasonable OH.
lection either in law or ine@moraIs
ana which these very peopIe-wbo
are now aon the "housetops'' thank.
ing God that they were mot horn
IKE other men. know full we'll
mas been done and "overdoneu
through their headquarters each year
since the Slemps came into control
u the party in this district. They
Know that the Republicans have oi-
ways had such list i'm their head |
Iuarlers; they know-these "emi- |
entiy fair" Journalists who have
ought to misconstrue and distort
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-08-26
Bluegrass Farms In
Faquier County

IA fine stock farm of Sac
acres, level and gently rolling
land, in good neighborhood
Over 200 acres in Strorg blue
grass sod, most of which is creek
bottom land. Fine modern house
OF Is rooms very prettily situated
IN lawn OF 5 acres with ample
shade. Large cattle barn and
all other necessary outbuildings
Place well fenced and in GOOD
state of cultivation. Well water
ep and timbered. 8 mile to ota-
ton. 10 miles from Washington
Price 500, 900.
2-Examine this property at
once. 637 acres, $50 acres in
timber. One of the finest grazing
propositions in Piedmont, Vir7
ginia. Ten acres good orchard.
5 room house and NECESSARY out
buildings. Price $500 per acre.
-3-Oreat combination of home
and money-making farm. go
acres, about SO acres of which is
an wheat. about so acres in corn,
and SO acres in hay cut this sea-
son, Good modern house of 10 or
~ rooms. Three barns, tenant
house and aIl necessary outbuild-
lnSS. Small orchard. miles
from K X station. Must be sold
to settle estate. All growing
crops will be inluded in price ask
ed a real bargain. Price
$4,000 Easy terms
4-This is good farm. 25o
acres gently rolling land. Good
modern s room house, prettilv
situated. Necessary nutbuildings
IS acres OF wheat and 40 acres of !
corn will 90 with the place, the
owner being in bad health and
wishing to sell. Good neighbor-
hood, Railroad station 2-% miles
his is an investment CONSIDERING
he crops and should be investi-
gated. Price $II,5oo Easy terms
5-Proposition of merit. 64S
acres, one half in cultivation, one
lalf IN timber, some of which is
cry good. Land level and gen
Iy rolling. 5 room frame house,
miles to r Il station. Place
veil waterep. A great bargain
or $4,000, and perhaps cheap
or full particulars address,
f. SCOTT CARTER,
Warrenton, Va. s
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-08-26

right there, hot or cold. when YOU
get hunrgy. And that Midway
whew The biggest thing, of course,
on the Midway will be the immense
Ferris wheel that's coming down
from Pennsylvania, and the noisiest
thing will be the rieht-up-to-now
merry-go-round. The cane racks,
knife racks, jingle boards and candy
wheels, with their lively 1.-THE cane
you ring is the cane YOU carry
away and TRY your luck boys, try
your luck, Will furnish amusement
for the youngsters. The goldfish
wheel will furnish you with real
live gold fish To carry back home rs
Keep sake. For young and old we
are going To have the celebrated edu-
Gated horse ST. Gauden, which has
been shown nj Coney Island all
summer. You can look for treat
here. About the very funniest thing,
though, is the african Din. +"
Everybody wants TO know just what
is an African Dip, ~ whether it's
kind of an animal, a piece of
machinery, game, or just an ordi-
nary "colored person. II you were
To guess any one or all of these
things, and more, you might not be
very far wrong But the AFRICAN
Dip Will be demonstrated, shown,
played or exhibited, or all, and if
you want to find out just what il is,
go to the Fair September IL, ii and
10.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-08-26
Drunken Excitement

at Logan. w. Va, is thing Of the
past Everything is quiet now. ONLY
many cases of liver, kidney and ston'
ach trouble and rheumatism, all owe,
'he coaliields fire being cured daily hv
d new remedy called Denn's Sure Sat-
ana speedy Cure II does the Wort
quick and at a small expense. 25c and
zoe per bottle. Recommended by Mr.
Atkinson, druggist; Mr.. Barlow. cleo.
t W:iI Mr.. Bailey, store buyer: Mr.
wis WIS store clerk. Holden, w. Va
dn nee BIOS. Coal Co., Wanda, w. Va.
hn ou many others whose names we
nave no space for. But ask for so,,
PIE or regolar size bottle only o5c vii
they last -'0 "Hile
Ihls remedy is now on sale oEo
whiie II lasts at Hawkins Phar.. Ta1e'
lands, Va. AAen-
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-08-26

somebody or are capable of being
helped yourself you will be a fell
low worth while. And take the
children with you--a day at the
Fair is worth more to them than n
Gay at school, provided they are
properly taken care of, of course.
90 in for innocent amusement, but
don't forget the educational side; fol-
in that lies the stimulus 10 real pro-
gress.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-08-26

Nothing else, aside from money. is
so universally sought for as n cure for
headache. Headache poweers areuot
sale and they give only temporary re-
llef IN any event. The chocolate coat.
ed and capsule shaped pills caIEd
Sherinans Headache Remedy and sold
Dy druggists and dealers at Toe and
zoe are recommended as the best head
ache cure.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-08-26
Better Than 4 CI1re

1t Is Well to cure a cold but better 10
prevent 1t. As soon as you feel a cold
coming on take one or rwo Lanes
Pleasant Quinine Tablets" You will
not have "A cold and the tablets will
leave you feeling better than ever
They cure grip in few hours. 25c
a box AT druggists and dealers.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-08-26

Dysentery is II dangerous disease
but can be cured. Chemberlain's col
ic' cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has
oeen successful use in nine epidemics
OF dysentery. 1t h. IS never been known
TO fail. 1t is equally valuable for
children and adults, and when reduc-
ed with water and sweetencd, it is
pleasant To take. Sold by all dealers
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-08-26

he sure and take bottle of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy with you when starting on
your trip this summer. 1t cannot be
obtained on beard the trains or steam
ers. Changes OF water and climate Of
ten cause sudden attacks OF diarrhoea
and it is best to be prepared. Sold by
all dealers.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-08-26
- Roanoke, Va.

State Chairman. -
New We ask the fair minded vo-
ters of the Ninth District wherein
lies the difference between the oh iect
OF the two letters, and if il comes
with good grace from these "politi-
cal Pharisees' To bitterly denounce
Democrats for doing the very thing
their letter clearly convicts them Of.
In his letter, Mr. Wysor saws
hoaters, y and the Republican
Chairman uses the term "dissatis-
fled voters.
We submit that the coming 10
light of this Roanoke letter is an alb
solute anwser TO the unwarranted
assaults made upon the Democratic
Committee of the Ninth District by
a set OF politicians, in whose cam
palgn vocabulary the word fair
ness has never found its way.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-08-26

the meaning OF the letter sent ont
from Democratic heaqduarters
that this Republican list has been
carefully revised biennially and they
know IL too, that no Democrat has
ever been small or foolish enough 10
challenge their rihgt to get or use il .
AS The Roanoke Times has aptIy
said 1T is such Information rs the
cIergymen managing the dry" side
OF local option campaign seek be-
iole election and ask their friends 10
get for them.
When this editorial was written
we confidently believed all we stated
but ut that time we were not i'm nos
session OF documentary proof of our
contentious. We felt sure il wouId
come out i'm the wash" howev-
er, and it has.
we are now infomed that after
the local Republican leaders had
failed To get the full information de-
sired along this line, the following
pathetic appeal was sent TO commit
leeneu ana precinct workers i'm the
District from State headquarters mt
Roanoke:
Roanoke, Va.
Dear Sir:
realize that ] have made fire.
quent requests of you, but IL has
been I'm good cause; and ! am ask
ing something further Of you.
VIII you kindly inquire among
your neigbhors, and fiji out the en-
closed blank regarding dissatisfied
voters?
Your courtesy in the matter will
be appreciated and the names 70
corded and used. Trusting to hear
from you, | am
Yours very truly,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-08-26

A. S. G..
The Springfield herald., 1910-05-20
Pretty Prairie.

One more month of school.
R. Dance made d trip to Two
Buttes Friday.
o. w. Brant and sister were
trading in Konantz Friday.
Mr.. Doner and his sister Miss
Alice, took dinner at Mr.. Frush s
Sunday.
Bob Medley is suffering with
sometheng like blood poison in
his face.
The members Of the Sunday
School are arranging to observe
Children's Day the End Sunday
in June.
One of the Mundell boys was
thown from his pony one day
last week and quite badly hurt.
Was in an unconscious condition
when found cahsed by injufies
received in Ris head. At last re-
port he was improving. ESQ
The Springfield herald., 1910-05-20
Garlic

A fine rain fell on the eteek
this week.
vesta Bray is planting e8rh
this week:
Lester Denney is at Caffizc
driving the Regnier mail.
Mr.. Scarborough and wife Wis:
sted at g. s. Bray's Sunday.
C. vogel and Oliver TUCKER
were visiting at the Cole rahch
Sunday:
Miss Emma Chenoweth is Wis:
iting at 6arrizo and reports a
good time.
They are getting a new post
office at the Collins ranch, to 1t
supplied by Tie Carrizo carrier.
Richard Carrico is breaking
some horses for Willard Cole and
had the misfortune to have one
of the horses kick him. but nc
serious damage was done.
The Springfield herald., 1910-05-20
School News
BY County superintendent

ny county superintendent
The primal duties shine aloft like stars;
The charities that soothe and heal and
bless
Are scattered at the feet of men like
flowers.
The smoke ascends
To heaven as lights from the cottage
hearth
AS from the lofty palace.
VIM. Wadsworth.
We are planning for lecture at the
close of the high school at Springfield.
Geo. w. Gillis is teaching public
school at Ellsworth Lyons place in
district No. 43.
Earl Denney missed few days of
school this week on account of business
at his fathers store.
A bat was added to the museum col
lection at the high school. Earl Whit
aker secured it on the creek.
Saturday will be the last day for d.
rectors-elect to qualify. Those who
have not attended to this please do so.
Contracts have been let for the con-
struction of building for the State Nor
NAL for the western slope at Gunnison.
Work is to begin soon.
The Springfield herald., 1910-05-20
kioiiantz

Will Tudhope was on the streets
of Konantz last week.
Wess Haines is out from Kan
sas to look after his claim.
Ratib Starr and wife took din
ner at Gregory's last week.
Mrs. Campbell has been quite
sick for two or three weeks.
Marion Bryan and his sibter
visited at Ratio Starts Sunday.
Mrs. Ira williams is on the
sick list. She is at her fathers.
Guy Gregory was over to Bear
creek on a short visit last week.
Rev. Dean preached at the
Cockirum school house last Sun
day.
Vera Flemming and Milburn
Gilllspie were out to Villas last
week.
1t has been trying, hard to rain
but don't make it. 1t is needed
badly.
Mrs, olinset is staying. With
Mrs. Mary Mackey for a few
weeks.
Mrs MCGOWAN and family took
dinner at Mrs. Mary Mackey's
iasf Sunday.
The Springfield herald., 1910-05-20
Bost6A Items

Several from this vicinity left
for the cedars Tuesday.
Mi. and Mrs: f. R. Ward and
little daughter Marie spent Sun
day 1T E. Iepel's.
E. and Geo. Stapleton left the
first Of the week for Syracuse for
freight for Wheelsf.
Prof. +. long caf4ie up from
his ranch III southeast Baca and
remained over Siinday.
The farmers are rejoicing over
the rain although more would
have been greatly appreciated.
Miss Minnie Iepel returned
home Thursday from a weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. F. R.
Ward.
Church services We're well at
tended at this place and the able
sermon delivered by Rev. King
was enj6yed by all.
The pdund party given at DR..
Milligah's Fridao night in honor
of Rev. and Mrs. King was not
very GENERALLY attended on ac-
count Of the Indictment weather,
however several were present
and quite a number Of pounds
we're relieved.
The Springfield herald., 1910-05-20
Stonington Items

Mrs. McGehee is spending this
week at home.
Mrs. R. D. Nance is suffering
from neuralgia.
Mr.. Ellis and family visited
at Mr.. Rights last Sunday.
Mrs. B. A. Jones is slowly re-
covering from her recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Gilmore
entertained a number of their
friends at dinner last Sunday.
C. E. Gilmore received the
sad news of the serious illness
of his father at Delta, Colo.
Housefull of people were in at.
tendance at services!last Sunday.
Rev. King preached a good :ser:
mon.
The Lamport freight wagon
came in Tuesday afternoon.
They were delayed at Bear creek
by high water.
A number Of men met at the
cemetery last Friday to set ur
the monuments that were deliv.
cred there sometime ago. Those
who thus marked the graves o1
departed loved ones were C. B
Waldrenj A. L. Walker, W. A
Thompson, R. O.. Yowell and D.
G. Greathouse.
The Springfield herald., 1910-05-20
Always Sta;''lc''
And 1'ire

The Denver RepAl,'hsi Id III
ways avoided :llc ,.i';i-ic8 ianG
lnaveries OF yellow io'lfFla,'sn,
and its steadily Increasing Circula-
ton proves conciusive'J that it
oo!icy Of telling the plain Trutl,
~.tAant tSaSgeration or misfcprr-
cr.a:!''n, standing fast fct the
2ir' = "a ',Sarti!v approve! w,
rp,,,.la iosqe BY the intelligent
'ui|i4 Y Hhi'', !, appeals.
7 '"'s il is !;bera! Education,
~ p ;Htizct! wi,o goes Without
j., DE- Y positive harm to himself,
nr '&n',!y, ai'i to the commu-
itr
IN u" ether WAY can the invest
=r".pi w cents per day
--ior that is all The Republican
'osts anN .shbscriber-britg such
.ic'i results ii that knowledge
"h'eh is b2th Power and Pleasure.
Infor,,iA,i5n, instruction and en-
c-r:a:::-i9::sht fill It's columns and it
.ea4es j good taste in the mouth
e the esstder.
It 2Santdt Tor Law, and otder in
. Ns,,i;--foi' Peace, Prosperity
4 S:JJ;;t,finess in the Home. 1.
are not already enrolled
~ 4, - splendid list Of Patrons
II! ": tJaf subscription and give
~. " T5:;, ~ -ial at IS cents per per month
+ l's:.y 1h' Sunday.
The Springfield herald., 1910-05-20
Villas Budaet

Fine rain Friday and Saturday.
Il. McAdams has a fine well of
water at last.
leonard Baker: HAS gone for
freight for Wheeler.
Colonel jackson was here from
Stonington recently.
Rev. Hazel will preach the
first Sunday in June at 11o'cldck.
One Of the Caddick boys was
kicked by d horse. No bones
broken.
M. j. Cook has purchased the
Joe Shields property and will i'm
prove his claim.
Mrs. Barrett and daughter
were in recently shopping. Glen
was Smiling around.
A. E. Hopkins and j. S.
Wilkins were in Thursday and
bought Baker Bros, well drill.
Chas. Dietrich of Lamar passed
through Villas Monday, going to
New Mexico to look for a loca-
ton.
Wells Metcalf and wife were
over from Two Buttes, recently.
Mr.. Wheeler sold him his old
auto and sent it over.
The Springfield herald., 1910-05-20
Wayside Notes.

The Hotel maintained by the Town Co
is splendid in every line.
Roy Wiley who has barrier shop
and pool room at Two Buttes Is doing a
nice business.
Onda Young has two helpers In his
blacksmith Shop and cah scarcely keep
up with tho work.
j. W. Harmon has purchased the
Watkins ranch on the Cimarton. COM
prising 1903 acres.
D. M. Chenowarth has a splendid
prospect for cherries and peache5 some
of his trees are loaded.
The residence, barn, wSindmill ct Get.
on viii Oakes place and deserving of
notice. None b etter In the county.
Art Waldrer has erected q residence
on his honetead near Cal Woolley and
is fencing and making other nice i'm
provments.
schweizer who has the Woodruff land
has fine showing Of wheat. Mr.. S is
practical farmer. Call around and see
what he is doing.
Marion Krise has considerable crop
listed and will continue until he has
200 acres planted. Broom corn as US
ual cuts Quite figure.
Levi and John Mobley Will crop
about $50 acres, cane, maize, broom
corn and field corn so to have variety
and not rely to much on the one
thing.
The tremendous undertaking of the
Irrigation & Reservoir company, the
buildings, fencing pumping plants,
vast acreage already prepared for
crops is indeed revelation.
If you come to L. L. Knox lie wants
you to look, at his alfalfa. It is well
worth inspecting. :. Equal to that seen
along the Arkansas valley. Much land
along different creeks can betnerged in
to alfalfa fields and worth SlOO. an acre.
The Trading Co., Wells Metcolf,
Martin & Allen, Lent & Holertnan, Say
ler Drug Store, Sentinel Pub. Co., and
other establishments are, in keeping
with the demand of an up-to-date new
town. In the interior the transfortha-
ton already wrought is wonderful.
The Springfield herald., 1910-05-20

pleted.
The Rodley Sunday School will
unite with the Boston school in a
program for Children's day,
June 9th.
There will be a basket meeting
at the Rodley school house, May
10Th. Rev. Dean will preach for
US; also Sabbath School and sing
ing in the afternoon. Come ev-
erybody. Let's make it a day
well spent. Bring your baskets
well-filled.