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PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS win be received az the Bureau
OF Supplies and Accounts, Navy Depart
ment. Washington. D c.. until 10
O'Clock a. M, March -, 1910 and
publicly opened Immediately thereafter.
10 furnish at the navy yard Washington.
u. -. etc, a quantity Of naval supplies
as follows. sen 2-S5- Frame dwellings a.
Indian Head, Md.-Sch- 1903 Steam Hammer.
Sch. -5I2: Hydrants. pipe, and specials
sch. -sl5. Recou plungers. German silver.
steel-SCh 2Sl6- Valves. pipe. and fittings
Sch. 93l7. Pine. Applications for propose Is
should designate the schedules desired BY
upon application to the Bureau. F. B.
ROGERS. Paymsster-General. l. S. y.
nhI-1twk-2wks
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D C
Washington, March 2. 1910 Sealed pro-
posals VII be received a; this Office until
O'Clock p. m. on WEDNESDAY. THE
TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF MARCH 1910
for the collection and disposal OF ashes
garbage. dead animals night soil. and mis-
refuse In the District Columbia
and for the removal Of ashes nd refuse
from buildings under the control of the
Commissioners, for periods Of one. three
and tive years Specifications. blank forms
II proposal AMI all necessary information
NAV b.. obtained at the Office Of the Super
intendent Of Street Cleaning. Room 3es.
District Building. CUNO ID RUDOLPH
JORN A. JOHNSTON. WILLIAM V. JTJD-
son, Commissioners. D. {.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. c.
Washington. March .. 1910 Sealed pro-
posaIs VIII be received al this office until
O'Clock p. m, March Il. 1910. for one
e-passenCer touring car with complete
eQu!pmeht Specifications and forms Of pro-
posals may be obtained from Chief Clerk
Engineer DEPARTMENT Room 42l. District
Building CCNo II RUDOLPH. JOHN A.
JOHNSTON. WILLIAM V. JUDSON. Com
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LEGAL NOTICES

~ THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS-I
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. In re Thomas
Hampton Bankrupt In Bankruptcy No sa5
Notice is hereby given that the above-named
bankrupt has fled his petition. praying for
and that his creditors and other persons
Interested are required 10 enter their ap-
pearance in opposition, n any So desire. on
McCALMONT. Referee in Bankruptcy. 1t
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DENTISTRY
BAND AND ORCHESTRA

ALI. CASES: all courts. secret service. Col
lections L. S Legal Corp. $40 Bond Bldg.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS


Almost now upright SI-25o Player Piano $50.
20 other bargains. Squares Slo. Easy terms.
LaWTence'S, 500 10th. R eDli5 s'-''-
Ito
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FOR SALE-MOTORCYCLES

FOR 81 LIZ Four-cyInLcr Pierce Arrow mo-
torcycle, practically new NlUraugulrSs aua
speedy. Apply s2i I'd st. N " mh5-5t'
NEW AND SECONDHAND motorcycles from
SO Up. ali IA good condition
7. y. AUDp, Jr.. Inc.. l-lJ -. I. ave. NV.
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SPIRITUALISM

MRS. NOBBE holds meetings On Tuesday.
Friday evenings, al s O'Clock. Personal in
terviews daily. Phone 5s75 North mh19II"
MEETINGS at 933 N 81. y. W, MonGay
and Thursday p. m. daily readings. Mrs
J. +. AfALTBY, phone 5942 mh5-TtC
NINE CORNISH. GIFTED MEDIUM. reads
your life correctly; gives names. facts;
readings daily ami Sunday. 60l Sd ST. y E.
cor. +. near Union Station Ladies only.
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FOR RENT ROOMS
Furnished and UnfurniShed.

N y. W. g12-Onc large front room. south
eru exposure. " large windows. newly pa
p"rod, fine location mh6--ic
9TH 81. *. vs.. lIi3-Tront room. furnished
or UNFINISHED Wht-St'
9Th ST. 9I@-2 rooms for light r0usekeep-
ing: furnished or unfUrnjShsd- BATH al
gas very reasonable relo-u
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HORSES AND VEHICLES
BenSinger'S HOrSeBa
The Big Retail Market.
3O3-3O5-3O7 9th st. n. w.
Just Received so Head of
MARYLAND
MOUNTAIN HORSES.
The kind YOU need. Heavy drafters,
farm mares. drivers and general pur-
pose horses. At prices that are right.
Fresh from their mountain homes. Fit
and ready for any purpose. Our guar
antee protects YOU mhI-zt
FOR sALE-rwo cheap horses. 500 9Th st.
". W mh7-ats
j. HEAD or EXTRA good horses and mares.
just out % hard work must sell this week.
CAN Private Stables. rear a2s Indiana ave.
FOR SALE-slx horses and four mares. all
out Of hard work Apply rear 49, Pa ave.
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FOR sALE-Horse, wagon. and harness. 49,
L 50 - IT, ul--4-st-
WANTED-CoupIe horses. suitable Tor farm
work. sound and gentle Address J. NJ.
BEEDE. -2 lst 81 S. r. mh7-2t'
CARRIAGES FOR WEDDINGS. social
calls and funerals. Tor hire. low rates Wal
TER. a. d. ave. and * ST. NV. phone NJ 1s4
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FOR SALE-Bay horse. years old, surrey
and harness. cheap. 1909 Eye ST. n r.
FOR Ru6ber-tire. lamHy carriaEe: :
SETS harness. one pa1el-top wagon ~ +
~ T. 49,
on. hIrh-E-aie side bar driving wagon. good
as new, VIII sacrifice at $50 cash
s. j. WATERS * SON. Inc. 80 Pa ave Nv
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FOR sALE-fIorze. wagon. and harness N-
CensgL until AprU ]. good condition 50
j. - R0BEI, -5it N 81 y vs. nht-@5.
FOR sALE-Pair bay mares. matched com
blnaui0u. good saCliers. city broke. lady
can handle Sell cheap ug 9Th ~ "
rubber IRE runabouts in good condition,
s. p. 'W771rEHs & son. Inc. 80 Pa ave, ".
sesond-aand Dayton wagons cheap Tor cash
S. ID. Wal Frs a son. Inc. 80 Pa ave. NV.
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FOR SALE
one pair % brown horses. Weighing about
1850 lbs. good workers. Price. $500.
Apply $40 sta NV BUEGDCRF"s STABLES.
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FOR SALE
one 6-passenge- bus, with rubber tires. cheap
for cash.
s. d. WATERS s. son. Inc. $40 Pa ave NV
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FOX SALE
10 secondhand wagons IA good condition.
from $50 @ SIS each.
s. j. WATERS * son. inc. 80 Pa ave. Wv.
FOR HIRE-PIeasure teams. business teams
or a horse Tor your wagon. By the day
week or month. AZ reduced rates. PITS
NOGLE. rear 49, Pa. ave. ~ ". Main g.
te-5-50t
FOR SALE-i2 horses and mares. Oyn--
must sell Rear As Pa ave 1a5-tf
FOR SALE
7. rubber tired surrey. good as new. $50 cash
$ -. WATERS d son, Inc. $40 Pa ave. Wv.
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FLOOR OILS

4. r. HUNTERS SANITARY DUST-KII.L-
ING FLOOR OIL keeps the floors clean and
bright Used 1y thousands OF families. 5oc
t.i-- delivered. Phone Main 5l5S Office
11e Penn. ave. X W TRY IT ONCE
Used ALWAYS WANTED. mhf-7t'
STXFFORD'S SANITARY WAN-OLII-M
FLOOR OIL. the only Floor OIL YOU can
,-eo with satisfaction Keeps the rooms wher-
ever applied in sanitary condition Also
L }E-r.-TO- ZONE disiuleCtauts. WA c.
STAFFORD Mani Once and Warehouse,
Pa ave. and ~ st. y. ". Phone Main $3.50.
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FOR SALE-ShoOtinE gallery, cheap, good
reason for selling out. doing good business
BOX 1876. Times Office mh7-3t'
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FOR RENT ROOMS
UnfurniShed.

J ST. y. W. IL large rooms ID floor: bath
and gas. mh6-2tc
PA. AN. y. w, 1875 large front rooms.
southern exposure, or nice back rooms
porch, gas ranges. steam heat. modern; low
rent Phone n IN mhI-tf
1rH =. r., lo5-T1vo large unfuruished
rooms, housekeeping; SO month. mh7-2t~
STH 81 y. w. u20-Thrce or four COM
municatiuE rooms. entire second floor. cook
ing and Illuminating gas; all modern inn
psoyements suitable for light housekeeping
rent reasonable mh5-3tc
9Th 81. X. w. Ilt4-TWo or three unfur-
nished first floor rooms. light housckeer me
modern improvements; nice yard; very cheap
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$4,000 CASH. lots zoxlOO: fine well, Groom
house: Valley St, Maryland Park. opposite
Chesapeake Junction premises. mh5-S0t'
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FRESH meat stand. daily receipts So:
rent So. must sell, price. .............. Si7a|
CONFECTIONERY and light grocery;
rent SIC; rooms; inventory or.......... .25
LUNCHROOM: transfer junction y W:
cheap rent, paying stand. bargain. 215
GROCERY. near y. &. & 1 SITS, rent
50. rooms, sales SD daily; snap at $50
WOOD and coal yard, y. r section.
stock at inventory. teams and ux-
CORNER GROCERY n ~ Int san
sales 50 daily; elegant stand for. 500
PERIODICAL and cigar store: Pa ave.
location; rent SO; sales SIG daily. Coz
NOTION and dryGoods store. just the
stand for lady; rent cheap; 9 rooms, $50
BARBER SHOP; 4 chairs; 1th 81.
w: weakly business $50: leaving city $50
FEED STORE. old and wei known
stand; rent So, daily business $50;
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 1923 r.
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ROOMiNG HOUSE. near Capitol and Il
brarN, 10 rooms. furnished and occupied,
sacrifice this week. $40 BUSINESS Ee>-
$500 BUYS popular y. T. corner grocery only
$50 rent or store and 6-r0om house. with
bath. BOX 20. Times office IL
SUCCESS-Almust certain selling merchandise
by mail, make several thousand DOL lars
annually, now plan, we furnish every Trims
So 10 500 neCessa w i. a r. lsAthEhr
--i. laSalle ST.. Chicago III
mates. illustrations. ANY kind ~ business
given for g. State amount of money you
have ana kind or business wanted. bl 81
NESS GUIDE BUREAU, Mound Bayou. MISS
FOR SALE-OId es5abIIshed grocery store
1923 9Th 81, y. ". Selling owing TO III
health mh6-3tc
LUNCH ROOM-ssO per day. Is rooms con-
nected. modern; low rent: price. $500: one
half cash. balance So per month ADDRESS
BOX S5l Times Office. mh6-3t
GROCERY n. W; good cash business. viii
invoice about $500 BUSINESS EXCHANGE,
Ola + 81. y. W mhl,9,lo
FOR sALE-5O0 shares Carter Motor Car
stock. all or part. cheap to quick buyer.
BOX 325 Times office. mh6-SL
SALOON-CENTER CITY. ST. 600 will handle.
SALOON. eth street. large stock. fine bust
ness. owner leaving city. SEVERAL HO-
Tells with bars attached. DUGAN. 6l7 la
ave mh6-1l-
WANTED To RENT place suitable for
builder. prefer both shop ana dwelling. VIII
consider any place. central ". ". pre- erred
Address BUILDER. Times Office mh9-ate
LIBERAL. COMMISSION paid obtaining ad-
ditionaI capital. established mercantile en-
terprise. mana gers place open. high-Erade
proposition. BOX Sl4, Times Office mh5-&t-
! FOR sALE-Cigar. stationery. confectionery.
and notions; prize, 5000. 2Sz3 Georgia ave
y w mh5-5t'
FOR SALE-FIrs--class restaurant IN this
town Address q. y. c., BOX $40, Times
cIlot. LLl----.--
ROOMING HOUSE and lunch room. near dc
partmeur. cash business. price $3.50 EJSI-
NESS EXCHANGE. SIS p 81. y ".
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ANYONE DESIRING EMPLOYMENT or an
Investment with small OF large amount OF
money call on or address +. C.. BRITTING,
III h ST. y W mh2-st-
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PALMISTS

HEWii - -
NINE. STANLEY
Royal Gypsy Camp.
World-famed Palmist. late from London and
Paris: Scientific readings daily: satisfaction
guaranteed Ladies and, gentlemen cordially
invited 10 the GYPSY Camp.
18TH AND II SITS. y. Z.
IT,
ORIGINAL GYPSY PIANIST.
Whole Fortune Told, 15c.
open Nights. 1923 Sth ST. y. w
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NIME. MARCIA
Palmist-lece II ST. y. W.-Clairvoyant
The past, present. and future all revealed %
you by this wonderful woman. fe24-tf
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FOR SALE-FNurniture in five-rOOm fiat. cash
500 2633 L St y. W ltT
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WORKINGMEN'S WANTS

WORKTNGMEN-You surely must stretch the
pay envelope TO meet the high price Of
meat. save a ~ note sweet IL is a treat.
see our stock neat tailored slightly used
suits. s. 70 Sl05 we III from head 10 feet.
one price only JCSTH OLD STAND. Gig
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FOR SALE-S25 monthly for ? years. there
after $50 monthly. VIII purchase beautiful
new house with rooms and bath: laundry
IN basement. furnace heat. electric lights
gas. large porch; OF 80 by 80; located one
block from electric cars on high elevation at
Riverdale, Nd. no cash payment required
Apply premises to owner W. R VIII
son. Riverdale. Nd. Also 4-room house with
81 acre. at SIS monthly: IA II. frontage;
planted TO grapes, trees and shrubbery.
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81 ,00o-Sl0 MONTHLY payments: pretty cOun-
try home; one hour from city; IS minutes
from station BOX Isl. Times onics.
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FOR SALE
$500. Charming northeast house. doors
from II 81. cars ana say EEs bank on 7ths :
rooms and bath.
s., 500- Bargain for coIored buyer. Hand
some 18th 81 house. between 5 and 7 y. W.
Z rooms and bath
$3.50 Beautiful English basement corner
house. always IN style near SIN ard y. w.
Z delightful rooms. furnace and hrepiacss.
attractive for physician OF high school teach
Ct. Oner wanted
s.. 800. Col0red doctor would appreciate this
fine 18th 81. house. near 4 northwest. i
rooms and bath artistic exterior. spacious in
terror. double pariors Would make fats.
$500. Col0red buyer should see this eX-
cellent 2-stOry. S-r1om house on 7 between
18th and 18th sts- -. ". Easy terms
LOUIS P SHOEM AKER. So 18th 81 Y W
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WINDOW CLEANING

HOUSEKEEPERS- week ordinary win
d1yvs eXpertIy cleaned. &C each. Postal
ELLIOTT. 1915 It'll y. ". mh6-4ts
HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS
White help and moderate prices LEON J.
CAHOON. Acme Window Cleaning Co re-
move 10 81 y. W Phone NJ Tl5e..
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WANTED-HOUSES

WANTED TO HUy-Niae- room house. -ea-
spnable price. good ueighb0rhood. pay cash.
perter modern improvements, no agents. BOX
U5 Times Office mh5-Gt
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FOR RENT-OFFlCES
DESK ROOM.
WANTED-REAL ESTATE

MR.. PROPERTY OWNER
Place your property lu our hands FOR rent
or sale City. farms or suburban We
cannot supply our applicants. Give Us A trial
Lincoln Land and Improvement Co. Inc
Central National Bank Building
9Th and Pa ave ~. w.
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BUILDING MATERIAL

White up " sssr 1b RGs' Diae to al @Sa
Pine .aor5 no ii amy Pr o4a@,'I sa,i Ga
Window prices sss' guaranteed ',s'l '''''''''
Frames kinds a5l Ail-1"0Hk of all
Geo. NJ. Barker 1s 81 81 I'll T s.. ave.
BUILDING MATERIAL
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-09-09
Gillespie
Sept. 9th, 1910.

Gillespie, Sept 7-Rev Meadows
and wife of Horsepen, were visitors
at this place last night and lie
preached sermon for the baptist
Valley people, and left for their
home at Marion.
Messrs Willie Patton and James
Honaker were visiting relatives here
yesterday.
MIR Theo Armes returned last Mon
day from buchanan county where
he has been visiting for few days
past and was accompanied by his
uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs John
Aims.
Miss Mrytle Asbury of this place,
was attending church at Salem last
Saturday and Sunday and was the
guest OF her cousins, Misses Ida and
Victoria Whit.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Arms and
family were visiting on Dry Fork
this week.
James Armes attended the sere-
made at John Wynn's last week.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-09-09
Not Hard On The Kids"

The new regulations as To school
attendance, has raised quite racket
among the smaller children. The
school opens at S 40 with an hour for
lunch at II, and closes at p. m.
There are tw" short recesses. Keep
ing the little fellows I'm nil day Is,
IL Is said, unusual In most schools.
and hardship. Some patrons, how
ever, ARE glad OF IL, as their children
are sent to school To keep them out
of mischief and of the street, IL Is
said, and they are glad to have them
kept. However, the critics and fault
finders do not understand, perhaps.
The primary and first grade pupils
are divided into two departments
each of which attend only half
day each, one part coming in the
morning and remaining until II
o'clock, and are then sent home.
The other section coming at l O'Clock
and remaining until o'clock. This
Is only 3-4 hours. Can any teach
CT or pupil do any good I'm school In
less Time
The other grades remain in all
day, with an hour and n half recess
es. This gives teachers and pupils
about IL hours per day at work.
is this too much work for either pu-
pills or teachers? Not II they do their
duty. On the other hand teachers
complain that they have too short
periods and too little time To get
through.
No, this matter OF schedule liz fixed
by the school authorities, known
beforehand and cannot he changed
by any one party. Let this criticism
of the school cense mt once. Com
mend and not condemn, should be
the motto. The school is all right
schedule, teachers, pupils, school
board, school building and nll, IL
just as good, and better than most
communities have. Talk il up and
don't talk IL down
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-09-09
The Enemy OF The Run

The big guns are Smelling the
woods, and Taking the lines OF the
enemy fore and nft With General
Stuart leading important and decis-
I've engagements have taken place
recently I'm Lee, Wise, Russell and
Tazewell counties, with odds all in
favor of the invading army led by
the distinguished and gallant Stuart.
The enemy are fleeing i'm all dircc-
tlons and deseTtions EIe frequent.
The mountains are echoing the
sound OF bursting shells, and grape,
canister and minnie balls arc doing
deadly work among the ranks OF
Colonel Bascom Slemp. The cam
paign promises TO result in COM
plete destruction OF the enemy about
November Sth. So far as heard from
there has been no casualtieg I'm the
ranks OF the Invading army. The
shots from heavy artillery OF the
enemy fell short, and did no dam
age In every engagement so far held.
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Another Man Tired of Being
Robbed

L have been voting the Republican
ticket for twelve years, not because
was or ever have been Kepubii-
can i'm principle, but like many
Others, because was led TO believe
that by voting the ticket | could
make moIe money and better sup
port my family. | shall vote for
Mr.. Stuart and hereafter vote the
Democratic ticket. After reading
and studying the question carefully
l arn persuaded that the policies OF
the Republican party are making the
rich man richer and the poor man
poorer, and that change should be
made. Under the Democratic admin
istration l got 81 80 per day, now |
get 81. 80, but cannot buy rs much
or live rs we'll as did then. The
Republicans have promised and
promised and promised for years and
have never performed, and l am tired
living OH promises and nothing else.
l am for Stuart.
n Tazewell Voter
Sept. 9Th, 1910.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-09-09
Burke'S Garden

Burke's Garden-A short time ago
the merchants of San Antonio, Tex
as, offered a collection of household
articles as prize to the ladies OF
the city for the best cake. Mrs
GToseclose, wife of Rev Jamas III
Groseclose, won the priez.
Mrs J Ii Meek, and Roy, spen!
Monday In town
Ewing Lawson has as his guests,
the Messrs Thomas.
Mrs Robert Moss and little son
Joseph, are visiting relatives in
TaZewelI this week.
Thrashine and showers are mucf
in vogue in the garden at the presen
DIR VIII Greever was here for
day the fist of the week.
Mrs l. ID Snapp has the sympath,
of many friends on account OF tn
death OF her brother, DR. Miller, O
Newport, Giles county, which oc
CURED on the End instant.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-09-09
CirCnit Court

Three verdicts, rendered by the
same ury, at this term of the Cir
cult Court now in session have caus-
ell much comment on the street, pro
and con, mostly pro.
Simpson, who killed Jones, which
n number OF fine citizens of Thomp-
son Valley, where the killing occur
red, are reported TO have believed "a
foul murder, was acquitted by the
jury after a long trial, on the ground
of self defense.
Bailey, charge with rape, was
given two years in prison, and Rye
for assault with a knife was given
one year. These verdicts were reach
ed by jury after hearing all the
evidence and being instructed by the
Court etc. People on the outside,
who hear little, If any of the evil
dence are not supposed TO be as ca
pable of judging as number OF men
who hear the whole story, both sides.
If jury is intelligent and unpreiu-
diced it's verdicts should be accept
ed without criticism. To cast sus.
picion upon court findings by criti.
cism not we'll founded upon facts
weakens public confidence in courts
and juries, and does harm.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-09-09
STUART AT Home
ON LAST TUESDAY
Addresses Large Audience of
Russell County Citizens at
Lebanon Court House.

Hon. Henry G.. Stuart and other
speakers, addressed IA large audience,
varlously estimated mt from >, 600 10
3, 600 at Lebanon on last Tuesday.
His address was similar To the one
delivered I'm Tazewell and was lis
tened To with rapt attention by the
large audience.
Mr.. Stuart laid especial emphasis
on the high cost OF living, the i'm
provement OF political conditions In
Virginia since the enactment of the
new constitution, and other "para-
mount issues" which are being
brought 20 the attention of the voters
by the speakers and the press OF the
district.
Mr.. Slemp and several other Re
publican speakers of the district
were also at Lebanon OH Tuesday,
and addressed large audience on
the Court House green.
Many people I'm Russell were OF
the opinion at the close of the speak
ing that Stuart had the largest au-
dience, and the Republicans were
unsuccessful I'm their attempt 10 en-
barrass him by getting the larger
crowd I'm Stuart's home town. in
spite OF the fact that strenuous efforts
were made and heavy expense iu-
CURED I'm getting the people To come.
Mr. Slemp's ietinue OF "pie-eat-
ers, would-be "pie-eaters, ETC..
were present mt the Lebanon meeting
also, aud are giving Slemp all the
possible aid I'm his fight for his po-
litical life.
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draws Branch

Grays Branch, Sept 6-Rev J II
Linkous preached one OF the best
sermons here last Sunday that We
have heard Tor sometime. lie made
many friends during his short visit
here.
Mrs Mahala Grifith, of Princeton,
w Va. is visiting friends and rela.
tives here nj her old home.
Quite number from Steelsburg
attended preaching here last Sun.
day. Among others were Mr. @ w
OneNand wife, Mr. Ely Jackson and
sister, Miss DAME, Mr. J Brown and
Mrs i Nj Mcclure.
We nre sorry TO say that Uncle
Reese Lowe has sold his land here
TO Mr. Charlie Addison and Is going
away soon. He will be greatly miss
ed, especially In the church.
Mrs Hugh Davis, who has been
sick for sometime at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs James Johnson, is
not much improved
The public school opened here last
Monday with very good attendance
We had very successful school here
last year and have the same teacher
back this year, SO we have no fear Of
not having a good school