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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-03-04
Supply Company Changes Hand.

The large, well known TazeweIl
Supply Company North Tazewell,
has changed hands. Mr.. II. G.
Peery, the original owner and found.
er of the Company, has purchased
the interests i'm the business o
Messrs. o. E. Hopkins and w. L.
Wttten, who, with j. Arthur Peery,
compose the firm at present AS an.
nounced by MIR. Peery, in another
column. he will assume charge
about April 1st.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-03-04

AT this time Of the year you must be
careful not TO allow a coal to drag on
from day to day. Take some good
reliable remedy, that you may be sur
will stop the cold and relieve the cough
There is nothing better known than
Bees laxative cough syrup. It drives
the cold from the system aud at th'
same time it heals irritation of the
throat. Children like II. 1t is sold by
Jno. i. Jackson,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-03-04

For rheumatic pains, 9rd twing.s.
pains in the neck OF The bladder and in
the joints, etc, take Pincul, -. the new
remedy. These are being us. Il bv
great many people everywhere. Pine
ules can be depended upon the ar
an excellent preparation for kidney
troubles. They act promptly. For sale
| by John Z. jackson,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-03-04
Mr.. PeerY In Business Again

To my friends and customers Il
desire to say, have purchased
Messrs. o. +. Hopkins and w. T.
Witten's interest i'm the TazeweIl
Supply Go. Will engage il hard
ware and grocery business, farming
implements, and all kinds OF heavy
goods. Will buy in car load quanti-
ties, and will be In position to
make 1t interesting TO those who
Will need the things carried in my
lines. My brother, J. Arthur Peery,
will be associated with me and The
business will be carried on under its
former name. After April 1st, j will
let you know what i have for sale.
Very truly,
il. G. PEERY.
Don't forget the date--March I'LL
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-03-04
Jerry Flint.
TaZeWeil-0regOn

The Springfield, Oregon News, of
date February 4th, gives a lengthy
account OF brilliant marriage re-
"ently celebrated in that city, the
groom being Mr. Elmer Cox, and
the bride Miss Edesse Peery, IA
daughter OF eX-Mayor NJ. NJ. Peery,
whom, we believe, is native Of
TazewelI county, and related, there
fore, to "A large number of people here
II nothing else does, the blood flow
ing in the veins OF Oregon from Old
Virginia, ought 10 preserve her forev
er, in health, and insure her greatness.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-03-04
I}enI,ow

Benbow, March miss Matte
Crabtrce, who is teaching in Wittcn
Valley, spent Saturday and Sunday
ut home. She was accompanied bv
two Of her little pupils.
Mrs. Amanda Walk Is in Tazcwcll
this week with her daughter Mrs.
Stephenson, who has been i'll.
MI. Jcssee Criggcr, The popular
young miller OF this place, is viait-
ing friends and relatives in Graham
this week.
Mr.. Andrew Stephenson, son Of
Lee Stephenson, of TazcWelI. WIS
in the community the first Of the
week.
Rev. MI. King preached an excel
lent sermon at White church sunday
evening. His subject was Chris
tians standing in the way Of sinners
and sitting in the seats Of the
scornful."
Mrs. ID. w. Lynch has been in
TazeweIl several days lately nursing
her sister, Mrs. Will CoreH. who
underwent "A surgical operation one
day last week. AZ last reports Mrs.
Corell was doing nicely.
Mrs. James II. Buchanan was
right badly bitten by dog Tuesday.
Mrs. Buchanan had fed pet lam b
when the dog came up and dove il
away, and when she attempted TO
take the part of the lamb the dog
turned on her and bit her through
the wrist. The dog belonged to Mi.
| Buchanan.
Are you frequently hoare? Do you
have that annoying tickling in your
throap Does yeur cough annoy you
at night. and do you raise mucous In
the morning? Do you want relief? If
SO, fake Ohamberlains Cough Remedy
and you will be pleased. Sold by all
dealers.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-03-04

Fully nine out of every ten cases of
rheumatism is simply rheumatism OF
the muscles due to cold or damp, or
chronic rheumatism. neither OF which
require any internal treatment All
that Is needed to afford relief is the
free application of Chamberlain's Lin
iment. Give it trial. You are GER
tain to be pleased with the quick relief
which It affords. Sold by oil deaie rs.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-03-04

Let the ladies have the horses or
March llth and 18th. 1t will pay
you; ask Chapman why?
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-03-04
RESOLUTIONS.

'N@@'DO ~ AOANAD.
we, the Democrats Of the Ninth
Congressional District, i'm convention
assem- bled, hereby reailirm our devo-
tion TO Democratic principles. as
enunciated and practiced from the
foundation OF the party, over one
hundred years ago.
We declare ourselves unalterably
proposed TO the high protective tariff
rs io>t.red by the Republican party,
the prolific parents of trusts, monop.
olies and organizations in restraint
of trade, which has resulted in
sIifiling competition, aggregating
wealth in the hands of the few, and
opposing the masses.
1--WE declare that the extravagant
administration OF national affairs,
Wasteful expenditure OF the people 8
money, fostering of great trusts and
monopolies in restraint of trade by
the Republican party in the past, is
directly responsible for the uneaua |
distribution of wealth in this conn
try, and that the safety and perpetu-
alton or free Institutions, and the
preservation of the iiberty and rights
OF the pepole, absolutely demand the
restoration of the Democratic party
to control the national government.
We denounce the recent socaIled
revision of the tariff by the Republi-
can party as fraud upon the rights
of the people, and distinct viola
tion of the pledges made to the peo-
pie prior to the recent presidential
election, and we deplorc the surrender
Of the administration in its tariff
policy TO Aldrich and Cannon, the
high priests of protection.
We hereby pledge ourselves to
redeem this district from Republican
misIuIe and restore it TO those whose
principles embodied in Legislation
will work TO the best interests of the
people"
- The delegates left for their homes
on Tuesday evening heartily reioiced
and highly elated. When the con.
vention met there seemed to- be n,
possibility that Mr. Stuart woult
accept the nomination and the con
vcntion was. at sea. There was .
look of ''gone-ness' on the faces O
the delegation. but few of tn
most influential delegates had no
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-03-04

Don't forget the date--March 1lth
and l2th--Sec Chapman's ad.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-03-04
Former Corporation Commissioner Ac-
cepts Nomination From 9th District
Democrats Delighted.

Hon. Henry G. Stuart was nomi.
mated by the Democrats at Bristol
on March list as "A candidate for Con-
gress from the Ninth District.
Mr.Stuart was put I'm nomination,
In an eloquent address by Hon. r..
Tate Irwin, of Big Stone Gan. and
seconded by Mr.. II. f. Buchanan
of Marion. The widest excitement
and enthusiasm prevailed i'm the con-
vention, and the nomination was
heartily unanimous. Mr. Stuart was
notified OF the nomination by u com.
mittee consisting of General Rufus
A. Ayers, III. @. Peters and t.. T..
Carter. When Mr.. Stuart appeared
ON the platform the convention broke
into applause which continued for
several minutes. Mr.. Stuart came
forward and made IA brief speech Of
acceptance. lie asid:
Mr.. Stuart made n brief speech of
accpetance. He began by saving
I'm n large way, the voice of :he
people is the voice of God" "The
same, he added, "may be said to
be true i'm a smaller and more local
way"
Mr.. Stuart said that he had never
vet held any position of trust and
honor at the hands OF the people that
was not placed there voluntarily and
without his solicitation. lie felt i'm
duty bound to accept the nomination
OF convention which seemed TO eN-
press the hearty sentiment of the
party throughout the district. and
which came in the nature OF an i'm
perative call 10 duty. Ii was not the
honor of the position, he declared.
that influenced him TO accept, not
the emoluments of the Office, put the
warm handclasps of the bows who
have been fighting the battles of the
district year after year, and who rem
resent cause which Is entitled TO
win. Mr.. Stuart declared that there
permit any tight minded man not TO
yield To the hearty and earnest call
OF his party in times when eaynest
effort and determination are reuuir-
ed. He declared that the unbought
Democracy Of the Ninth district
should be converted into victorious
Democracy on election day. la con-
clusion he said: Il wish To express
my profound, earnest, sincere and
heartfelt thanks for the confidence
you have so generously accorded TO
me-"
Upon the conclusion of the address
campaign committee was provided
for, consisting of one man in each
county in the district, and the COM
mittee ON resolutions reported the
follow ing, which were unanimously
adopted
The Colorado statesman., 1910-07-23
THE GREATEST PROBLEM.

disagree seriously regarding the comparative Importance
things the minds of the forward
civilizations things considered peemnent and vital
Others who themselves problems far greater
portance to them.
1t is from individual cannsh standpoint that most men
affairs of life without deep into the funa
which continued and happiness must be founded
selfish Importance often pushed greater
matters wider application greater virtue
attain the concentrated behind them greedy
enlargement mmndul of evil influences the
exorab of adjustment The of the individual
declared best indication of the possibilities of the
prosperity many likewise made appear exemp
complicated interests easy the country
advancement of those interests while
others of greater fundamental Importance neglected
commercialism alabsorbing
governing throughout the world this
wait the recognition and go
caon of their sisters Social and moral questions
popular politics. Those which formerly made political
platform
questions assuming fill the gap made to create but
a figure all great
political Commercaism powerful enough divide the
labor social forces dwnd numbers too small for
pleas moraist and the sentimenast
as appeals wooden joss
The greatest problem with which have contend
processing freedom individual SOVEREIGNTY how to bring
country principles which declared to be based
upon the right of every life liberty and the pursuit of hap
pness'
The Colorado statesman., 1910-07-23
PRAYER IN THE PRIZE FIGHT.

Echoes of the Reno fight still leerberang the
the thckes with tobacco smoke the
the gadaoria still unbroken The
echoes therefore, unchanged of the sounding
the them which has found notice and
columns of the daily do with
religious original For ranspres that
fight has been interested
another similar contest the days of David and Goliath Pray
silent erven reiterated prayer flowed from the lips of holy
the fight might be stopped but that johnson might Ven
Bishop Tanner NJ E. church. the learned
refined religious leaders, and after him. of Negro
throughout country confessed that they asked this
disposition afray by the hand of the Almighty If
anybody prayed Jer might nobody his
old father who also minister but who wanted his
to fight, had the hardihood to admit it,
press speaks cyncay but not with rdcue of these
disciples latter make plain that they prayed
not as champions personal pugc fortunes neither
cause of the Negro race physical
with other made mhoy and mrigh
eous suspect
preacher opposing exhibition of the pictures
fight secretly nured this dparagng belief regarding the Ne
worldwide them who and
jealous white mans Goddess power
fight ordans
faithfully arbiter of
pestnce nfabe guardian of the esn
Reno principles consistent dumb
unregeneraed nmenaty tender of the human
demorazng sting and shock of poonade giant
prayers righteous avaieh much Righteousness
sake not merely for pugistic trumphs
The Colorado statesman., 1910-07-23
Ignorant
of
Causes
of Insanity
By DR.. CARL A. WIcKLAND

William H. Thompson physician to the Roosevelt hospital New
the discovery that insanity dis
anatomical investigation mcroscopical
otherwise the difference between either cell
dying healthy brain of killed
underlying symptoms indicate ignored
principally because leads the unpopular subject namedemonaa
o. spirit obsesson.
other hand abnormal psychology has far
feasible transfer the
psychic sensitive exhibits all the the
patient the result that the relieved This actually
of carried
solve the problem which onfons institution the land
When the medical profession becomes willing devote
the pyccal side for rapid progress will be
n the treatment and of insanity
The Colorado statesman., 1910-07-23

Eminent alienists agree that clinics re-
veal nothing of the causes of insanity.
DR.. W. NJ. Coplin, director of the
bureau of health and charities, Philadel-
phia, says: Insanity in most cases is un-
accompanied by any perceptible change in
the brain structure. The brain of the pa
tent, when examined under microscope.
shows absolutely nothing which differs in
any way from the appearance of the brain
of perfectly sound person"
DR.. A. W. Campbell, another authority
says: Insanity neither affects nor disar-
ranges the brain structurally."
The Colorado statesman., 1910-07-23
UnCIean
Fly Our
Worst
Enemy
By L. W. PACKARD

The fly by filthy thing. The fly is born filth
feeds upon naturally filth Then he
upon meats fruits bread he falls into
gets milk gets into bowl He leaves the bacteria
of a dozen NOR diseases OF in the food
this catch half-dozen flies and them under
scope prove them dangerous
medical laboratory you will find the truth
fly the
windows his
o protect the tenants
The Colorado statesman., 1910-07-23

historian, an eloquent orator, merchant prince,
but that with noble purpose high endeavor and q
useful end in view you shall make yourself master
in your line.
There is place for everybody, and when man
is the right track he will know it by the way things
run. If you have been boring away in the hole
for years without striking oil, either your auger is too
short you in the wrong hole. When man has
found his true calling he will not find nature putting
any barriers in his path. In the right place you will
be resourceful and happy, you will expand and grow
and be at least comparatively successful.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-07-23

Is there on law or any feature of our
sanitary laws that will compel landlords
to provide screens for the doors and win
dows of houses and flats to protect their
tenants from the worst enemy we have
the common house fly?
The egg of the fly is laid in filth,
hatched in filth, and the parasite feeds
upon filth until it is able to fly and enter
our homes and deposit its germs.
1t is scientifically proved that the COM
mon house fly is the cause of more fatal
disease than any other thing we contend
with.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-07-23

THE Deserted Village Cromwell farmer at forty and Grant
hyght although the latter had fitted himself for his great
life work by military education a West Point.
No will do his until he fills his niche Many
ambitious parent forces boy become either doctor, lawyer
preacher and thus defeated disappointed and dpried the boy who
might have become successful good blacksmith merchant
prince.
many fathers think it their divine right dictate the
boys calling in life Handel the set aside for the
law and his father physician did all he could destroy the boys fond
for music.
The parents of Bach mean denied the boy candle that he had
o copy his music by moonlight
Calico of the pendulum of both the
telescope by his parents for physician but he
hide his physiology the quiet work the difficult
problems in mathematics.
Lorraine the painter apprentced his parents to pastry cook
while Arkwrights parents apprentced him to barber.
father intended make butcher of his
caused the boy away from his home Ger
many and brought him to America.
There be greater mistake the part of the parent than to
bend the boys design where his genius does not incline The
demand that shall be famous lawyer kfu
The Colorado statesman., 1910-07-23
Proper
Niche
There Is Right
Place for
Every Man
BY MADISON C. PETERS

MERSON said THE crownng fortune Of is to be born
with bias pursuit which finds him in employment
and happiness"
with delight No struggle vctorousy against his
character and the who tries to do anything else than
that for which nature intended him will be than nothing
Many of the worlds most successful have failed in several
pursuits before they finally discovered the bent of their genius
Goldsmith failed a physician but became immortal in
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-04-01
rpouBLE AT TRENTON.
i wakelee, in Frank Letter
'aTbe Palisadian," Tells the
Other Side.

SjHor. Il ne dlIoouioiA ANSPiyh lS
l. ouery regarding the alleged
...cpf,ll proceedings incident to
losing of the New Jersey House
assembly, have to state that the
knowledge I had of any such
81 was when | saw an account of
New York paper the following
The legislature was in practi-
q continuous session all of We'd
IN and Wednesday night. | was
ID State House continually, and
myself, the other senator's, to-
II with our secretaries and at
ii of the Senate, were continu-
h and about the House of AS
ny We none of us saw any of
|alleged proceedings. Immediate
mind Speaker Wards desk in the
sse of Assembly is the Speakers
ate office, and the original stories
"a the alleged orgies at that place,
paper going even SO far as to
a picture of Speaker Wards
with his office in the rear. All
statements are, of course, abso-
II false and unfounded. Several
len County gentlemen who spent
hight in the State House, and
Witnessed the closing scenes of
session, were in the Speakers
ate office practically all the time,
nothing even suggesting the al
scenes took place on the floor
he Assembly, in the Speakers
b, OF in any of the public rooms
Be State House. Careful inquiry
developed the fact that the only
Tor all the stories which have
printed is that during the re-
ior supper at midnight some out
5 and perhaps two or three at
s OF the House of Assembly.
sgled into the public gallery a
bottles of beer in a dress suit
and that while those in charge
le supervisor of Bills room had
10 supper in another part of
0'ate House, these people, to-
Z with some women, went into
ioom with their beer and sand
" IN Trenton yesterday, and
fO9Ve Is all the information |
=, oOIain on the subject. During
:. hight some of the most inn
u, | Oills OF the session were
-;,. passed, including the act ap-
,e'ing one hundred thousand
= lor the retaliation of all the
aus OF the State, a bill for pre-
- me diversion of New Jersey
,,-.e shu many other important
sssS ' all OF which were keenly
s:su and debated. One of the
t n,;l. newspapers which has
-a hung this stuff, sent me a
h ' u asking my opinion regard
= matter. / gave them an in
:, ,,a N which I stated that those
Il making these charges
ne n,s give exact information as
renp pace and persons concerned.
.n 1goIter threw it back on the
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-04-01
THE GRAY DEVIL CAUGHT.
Young Man Who Has Been Tearing
Through Anderson Avenue at a
Killing Pace Humbled at Last.

The young man who has found such
apparent delight in tearing through
Palisade on a gray, high-power auto
mobile, literally running the roadway
and leaving sitting clouds of dust be
hind has been humbled at last. A few
evenings ago he came ripping along,
humming like the snorting of drag
on, and when just in front of the w.
H. Jacksons his hat blew off
That was his undoing. He no soon
er alighted to grab his hat than he
was bounced upon by w. H. Jackson,
John A. Tallman and others, and told
to give an account of himself The
man was loath to do this, and became
impudent. His number was taken,
however, and the case reported to
the proper authorities at Trenton If
that license is not revoked for all time
then the automobile law is a dead let
ter, for the fellow has been reckless,
daring and defiant in his travels
through Anderson avenue. He de
serves the absolute limit of the law.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-04-01
The Prayer of Cyrus Brown.

The Prayer of Cyrus Brown.
"The proper way for man to pray"
Said Deacon Lemuel Keyes,
"And the only proper attitude
Is down upon his knees"
mo, I should say the way to pray"
Said Rev. Dr. Wise,
is standing straight with outstretch-
ed arms
And rapt and upturned eyes"
ooh, no; no, no." said Elder Slow,
Such posture is too proud;
A man should pray with eyes fast
closed
And head contritely bowed
at seems to me his hands should be
Austerely clasped in front,
With both thumbs pointing toward
the ground"
Said Rev Dr. Blunt
Las year | fell in Hodkin's we'll
Head first" said Cyrus Brown
with both my heels a-stckin' up
My head a'pintin' down;
AN l made a prayer right then an
there
Best prayer | ever said
The prayingest prayer | ever PRAYED.
A-standing on my head"
Sam Walter Foss.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-08
SP0RT : SPICE
CARD A DISAPPOINTMENT.

Eddie Federal Union smoker disappointment
the 1900 fight bugs who night They
the number the which class could be
pended.
It's that Eddie the forget a
deal of the stuff of first five when
round the limit the bugs witness three fairly
prelimnaries
preliminary the S. A. nothing the pulled
off by the clubmen
promoters ruling fighters
fight hard they
clevery they STALL the nights
would be greatly enhanced
phoophic fight contributes amusing sporting
Salt Lake Tribune this the sefsacricng
offer of Jane 20 Jefies
Pickles. addressing his Spike f think that
making this spurge glory another think
He already declared that he will three contests
jim the business his health You follow his
barrel of yellow before the big fight
off.
himself
of fight. will
himself into Jefe Incidentally
contest like Cofoth McCaey
Corbet
while his will
beating After Cobet has thoroughly
exchamps will that they will
another will be offered OF Jefes
the entire CD receipts Corbett in for
gatuious otherwise?
think dpleasng Jeffs by not taking the gift and will um
know that before the Fourth July the pub
prelminaes
the fight and don't forget it.
Johnson all
of truth this Pickles dope although the
strongly The "low
according brigade that Kid Mccoy
series vaudeville stunts; that
exhibition sparrng matches
the financial side of the question those bouts
say maybe
mix things.