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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-13
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
BUTLER NALETmBy ,st est se'i referenees
exc SEQ Osterbergs Agency' 40 LeNIns w"
ave TEL 1855 Plaza --------7-
~ 1-ITNAN-Stngle strictly temperate thor
oisbi,. experienced. fine horses. carriages WI
so1at citv references. WILLIAM, care -'ol''"
900 East 3sth 81. city.
CO4CHMAN single go, wishes pGs, ,ds pre-
emo horses carriages harness. best wrltlrh
and personal references =. 10. " os'i asy
COUPLE lFnnish) excellent cook man sene r..
az, usef,,l. understand horses. cows very
80 wiling: good references. Jussils Agen-
o[ so Lexington ave. telephone 4425-rlsza
.-1715rI / Man useful about small place
horses. garden. etc; woman go Az an
ave. f3sth ST..
oI-pr.E-Young, Finnish man. useful al
around woman. very good cox, nouI 800,
~ good references, $50. OsteTperes agency
"a STe,fngton ave Tel. 1875 Plaza
.pT,F.- Butler and cook. swedish. tske
entire charge % small famil. YeS us,i.
,Iencv la East 55th 81 Tels -Z2' flazs
F10NEASL sos: Swede. good teamster ana
,1iiIe-. seven years IN one place fehsDie
rensen Mathewson's Agency, SIS o'h ave
TEL 37s Bryant
,-.rN14A%D S25. German. FIVE years IN this
@ccanntrv. good tsamster and fnilhsf, rrifr-
enres William. Msthe~son agency eis o'h
ave Tel. 57s Bryant
HARrDEN Ere tlemsN "lrh's PND'NtN' '
2is gardener who has been IN ms employ
for the past eleven years; thoronshlg 1hder-
,tands tho care Of greenhouses Neeetdoles,
s,a walks and shrubs also the care Of
cows and poultry; ~ years nrst CLASS refer
60. married three children. ADDRESS
Malachi Tierney. Highllnds. y J.
T4PDENER.-First class man. "ith Vese
tables flowers. shrubs lawns. furnaces.
eov,s horses etc. single. temperate mrs.
Lass reference: wages moderate Haruehei'
II John ST., Tarrytown, :. Y. -
RDENER-Hollsnder. UNDERSTANDING NOR.
class mixer. butter maker; nrst cisss IeIar-
erces wants position. Addiess, n''"e"V''
Tribune Uptown Once. 1864 BroadNay.
I-SEFITL MAN. SOS. seotchmsn' good per
sonaI references. garden. horse cor. CHICK
ems etc. sober obigng Ae&ancer Mathew-
snn;s Agency. SIS Gih ave. Tel. 3Is Bryant.
T-sEFI1. MAN.-German: single: on small
farm Oh private place. Jaeger, lol w "o'A 81
Female
4 HOFMAYER. go Fiith ave lei' phone
4J27 Madison square. agency for superior 10
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male.
A LIVE AGENT in every town, to sell goods S
used in every household Write TO-DAY, w, W
". sprague supply Co.. 515 North Cambridge
Mass.
AGENTs.-If you are earning less than $50 a
week send for our latest proposition; par
ticulars free. The Brosch Specially Co.
Fsrmingdale Long Island. n Y
AGENTS WANTED everywhere for easy sell
ing So proposition; SO daily easily made
particulars free Barker Specially Co. pep|
n. SO South ave, Rochester. n I.
ANY COMPETENT PERSON desiring TO bet
ter his present position can learn somethinS
Of advantage by sending his address 10 r.. l.
Beavers 9OT South 10th St, Philadelphia
BIG MONEY WRITING SONGS; thousands
Of dollars for any one who can write sue
cessful words music: past experience uh-
NECESSARY; we want original song poems with
or without music. SEND us your Work TO-DAY
or write for free particulars. Il. kirKus Dug
dale Co, Dept. as Washington. D. c.
owl SERVICE EXAMINATIONS open the way
TO good government positions. can coach
YOU by mail at small cost. Full particulars Tree
to any American citizen OF eighteen or over
Write to-day FOR Booklet T. SSs. Earl Hopkins
Washington. D {.
FARM GOOD PAY copying addresses partc-
ulary six stamps. Hinchey. 40 Middle
port, \. Y.
Will START YOU earning 81 daily at
nome IN snare time silvering mirrors no
-anitai. free Instructive booklet. giving plans
of operstion G. +. Redmond, Dept. 312
Boston, Mass.
TTRTRAI PROPOSlIlpN 10 man VIM N",
seD artor1ohile trucks and who has enough
confidence in his sales ability TO accept an
unusually large commission in place or
rep,,lar salarv Trucks Room Oil. $50 5th
0FTICE ASSISTANT. typewriter and stenog-
rapher under twenty Years OF age. tro's a..
ant preferred. and living with parents me
penuan required answer giving references, ~
own handwriting: $40 TO start, letter only
dvertiser 41O West End ave.
OFFICE BOY. about IS wages IS TO star,
GOOD penman: Protestant preferred and Nv
ing with parents; answer. giving references,
in own handwriting. Advertiser. 40 west
End ave.
statesmen sell grocers The Best Ever Lazy
Washington Hulled Beans. seattle WASH
THEODORE 3. STARR, 1925 BroadwayL a.,
tovs about 16 years Of age wanted IN retail
business: must have good references -
WANTED Reliable man 10 sell truit ann
ornamental trees. shrubs roses, bulbs ana
berry bushes permanent position. free ontnt
Brown Brothers Nurseries. Pcchester, N.
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WORK WANTED

Male.
JAPANESE kSrSo,i Bureau.
s9e etxth Av. Phone 1859 Bryant. Best Jap
enese servants furnished 10 private tafh'l'eS'
references investigated.
- -v-l-u-r-E -CoIored. respectable, wishes
nosition: i've years experience Per
,.tsrpnce. sober reliable. scareful driver
Chester S25 West 52d 81, basement,
~oradentisI Bean Telephone 34o6-Beciorn-
eel Gates ave near Tompkins ave. Brookyh:
pET EST ATF-Fxperience man wants
management Of properly can ,..a ,i. eox
hest refcrences money saving resuils- D'N
. Tl1Irl
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
Have You Something 10 Manufacture !!

We have a large shop. with up-to-date ma
chinery, especially suited 10 Hight Manufacturing
OF all kinds. IL you IN need or sood manu-
prices p Keller & Co. +65 Greenwicn ST, New
York Telephone. 1891 spring.
AMERICAN business gentleman would IKE 20
meet lady with some means. object, business
uartner. no trliers Address A.. Box 90 Tribune
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UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERIEs.

nm pieces Slip Covers, made complete.
Va German linen. sos. S. GLCCKAAS.
N asa Amsterdam ave Tel. 9&e6-River.
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Female

TRITEES-Ihs Butterick Publishing Q
overs desirable positions 70 vel educated
,,ounr women capable Of writing fashion &c
scrinfions Apply by letter only 20 7. n. But
terick building. New York.
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CARPET CLEANING.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING co.-cieans
BY compressed air steam. hand or noor
1858 Broadway. All East +sth 81 coz q
BRANDT. Tel i32-3Sth.
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING woRKa
Oldest, Largest. Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOvES FROM OLD CARPETa
Prices Reasonable Send for Circular
Tel a,sao -4aQ3 Bryant 427 40 West <5th ~
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10 DINE.

LUcHOWS ssn. Tan n':."i l%ss.. go: !;
SS,ND,.rrsr nofDrfl Piisnsr CsnosssnsehAfts-
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STORAGE AND MOVING.
a. 4, "A ~ -, -, -
vERMIN ExTERMiNATOR.

RATS taken out alive: bedbugs eradicated in
8 hours. "Heitler Vermln EIterminators' -
perience.
BEDBUGS rats. mice, reaches Kill then, all
Fumigatlon for bugs Tel l67l-1672 Morn
ingside Estab. 1890 Hogg. 226 West 18th st
RATS mice reaches. bedhuss etc cleared A.
lowest rates. Eureka ysrinin Exterminating
Co. 3il West 116th 81.
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yIcToR VISIBLE. 70 Nassau st c sa1saiu:
q, fT,a.ruooSs Hemingtons. divers. Smiths.
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Winthrop Employment Agency

81 West 3sth st. Phone 1902 Murray Hill.
Al CARPENTERS Employment Agency. l1i
6th ave. Established Ie41. We have pest
coachmen. gardeners grooms married couples
farm f0remen, farm hands. AL nations wen
recommended.
WOCDMEFE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, ~
". jsth St.-Waitress chambermaid. ger
cral housework. cooks wanted city or couh-
uy. J II. Bond. tel. 2452 Plaza.
COOKS butlerr, second men, Mattresses laln,
dresses. charnberInaids, ktcheninaidB. lac'es
maids. cooks who launder, general housevcm-
en-. Jussila Employment Agency. $50 Lexins
ton
CHARLES WILSON'S Employment Agency
Telephone 2224 PlazI 1{l East 57tb ST sup
plies first class servants to private families Al
refer Investigated
z. v ODELL & FREDERICK ROBBINS. En-
ploymeE: Agents. S25 Sixth ave. near 9Th st
Tel. 2SOl-3ryant. Best private family hsip' rst-
erences Investigated.
JULIEN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY furnishes
promptly only first class. reliable domestic ana
other help. Bryant Building. Al West 42d St
Telephone 43s1-Bryant
MRS. FLAHERTY'S Select Employment
Agency. ass Columbus ave. bet. SIS and saith
sts. Tel. al River Mrs. Mary j. Dunno Prop.
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTION:
for The Tribune received at their Uptown Office
No 1854 Broadway, between 36th and 37th SITS.
until O'Clock D IN.
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PAINTERS AND DECORATORS.

KARKI a RAsANEN 1000 Lexington ave. near
l22d st-Private houses. city or country, COM
pletely decorated at lowest prices. Estimates
furnished
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,tcEaEIUOUS HAIR.

sr'PFRpITOTs HAIR permanently removed
nisc,~ic needles: painless consultation f'oe
~, "1 EscS,rHo1ysIS CO. o East toth 81
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wATcH AND CLOCK IEPAlRINe.

FrlDk rhOTE French ClOcKinaksF, CPL sa'
IT, 3tcl and clock repairing OF every dssei''
ltt7 Droadway. Room I'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-13

Wua Hall Academy Adldsoa an an 5 ysar
looking Hudson complete Academic course.
Junior Dept special feature. arordinS eZcer-
uonai advantages for young boys Address
Principal. Box ei7. PecksIilI. y. y.
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Epmal0

4 HOFMAYER. go FIFTH ave. telephone
4527 Madison square. agency Tor superior 10
rD~stic help.
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INDUSTRIAL ASSN
Endowment Agency

II WEST AID ST. Near 9Th Ave.
for select help: all nationalites: references
strictly Investigated and nle. Teiephone
59TU
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TOILET PREPARATIONS.


MISS DELLA AND MISS , kaIS i form r.
Mi n MISS lisa shade application s.. w. a3d 81
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
FOR SAL.

e5D En- li7 Easi-Iarge psrlor noof. I al
nitnsd business sad housekeeping near ~"
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INSTRUCTION.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
BERKELEY SCHOOL
COLLEGIATE School
" Military. 47th year

For BOYS and Young Men-Country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-13
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

RossMoRE LAUNDRY. 800 w ssth
Linens handled consci-ntiously. Work
brings reputation. Telephone 1924 Madison
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CERTIFIED ACCOUNTANTS.

louis 5 HUBBARD. 10 WILLIAM ST
Epecialty-Estate accounting. Also mercan
lie and corporation accounting. Long estab
Iished and reliable. Telephone J00n--Iohn.
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FELL DIRECT 70 REFINER.-Hlghsste cash
prices Maid FOR Cd gold silver. discarded Jew
elry, platinum etc. National hehhins o. 'ou
broadway. Room 5l2.
r TTNDERHIII, KIP. Jcweler. nov located az 80
yyes, 1rosdvav Old Gold and Antiques bought.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-13

I-gFFI-I- MAN. SOS. Scotchmsn: good per
sonai references garden. horse. COW chick
- etc sober obifg ing Alexander Mathew
sons Agency. SIS 9Th ave. Tel. 90 pIsah''
Useful MAN.-Gcrman; single; on SINAI
farm on private place. Jaeger lol w So'h 81
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LAUNoRiEs.

TaCtTTTN cleaning carpets. rugs. portierres
Your home IL desired. NEW YORK Careful
CLEANING BUREAU. II West l3oth. 'Phon
,ss9-Hariem.
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OPTICIANS

syes examined. prescriptions hlled. tele-
SCOPES. microscopes. Bent Pixies Son. ID
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FALL RIVER Line

Via Newport and Fall River. ~. Pier 3D.
y P foot Warren St., week days and sun.
d,vs 80 r VI Steamers COMMONWEALTH
and PRISCILLA Orchestra on each
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
TRINITY CHAPEL
West .5th and 96th streets
Just on Broadway. =,
sun.ays. 2 and ii A. NJ. VI.
N--k dsve 7.2O and 9 \. VI. v. W.
REAL estate WANTED.
UNFINISHED APARTMENTS.

hlTcHENETTC APARTMENTS.-T ~
three large light rooms. kitchenet'e ~"
lafh. only tHo apartments. electric hs"''
rarquet floors - East 5Sth 81.
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ERE EXTINoUIsHERs q LADDER

LIFE NETS. ladders. extinguishers combI
lion Ladder Co. 81 PARK Place. Tel.
Barclay
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OFFICE ASSISTANT. typewriter and stenog-
rapher, under twenty years or aee, 100 81.
49,, nrefa-red and living with parents rne
pennnan required answer giving references N
own handwriting: $40 to start, letter only
West End
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GFFTC-F BOY. about Is. wages. IS 70 start;
good penman; Protestant preferred ana Nv
ing with parents: answer. giving reterences,
in own handwriting. Advertiser. 40 West
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-10-13

A remarkable blowing record was
made at South Bend, Ind, last Mon
day when ten sections of five fourteen
inch plows turned furrow almost
sixty feet wide during public dem
onstration. The test was regarded as
an epoch in the history of blowing as
it proved the practicablity of flexible
frame plows. a powerful traction en-
gine furnished the motive power for
the test and the fifty plows were
dragged along easily and did the work
equivalent to $50 horses.
With equipment of this kind an or
binary farmer could pillow his land be-
fore breakfast.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-10-13
w. p. PAYNE FOR LE0lSLA
TURE

Mr.. W.P. Payne, one of Tazewell's
best known citizens, announces his
candidacy for the Legislature, against
Mr.. Mustard, the Republican nominee.
Both these gentlemen are well known
in the district, which is composed of
the counties of Tazewell and Buchan-
an. He is successful farmer and
stockman, as well as lawyer, and
would have an influence in the Vir-
ginia Legislature. lie is ii ready
speaker, and n man of intelligence
and 30 far as he sees his duty, will
perform it faithfully if elected.
MIR. Mustard is standpat Republi
can, nominee Of the Republican
machine of the county and district.
1t is said that there are a large num-
Der of 90 Progressives' among the
party, who have not been pleased with
Mr.. Mustard s nomination from the
start. However this may be, IA choice
must be made between Mr.. Payne and
Mr.. Mustard. Mr.. Payne is an indie
pendent Democrat He comes out with
the approval of the Democrats of the
district and will have their support.
There may he times when Democrat
should vote for Republican in pref
erence to Democrat, but this is not
the time nor the occasion. There is
no reason now that any Democrat
should vote for Mr.. Mustard in prefer
ence to Mr.. Payne. The district needs
Democrats in the General Assembly
and Mr.. Payne and Mr. Brown should
both be elected, and their friends
should line up to man to see to it
that every Democrat in the district is
in line on November 7th. Win or lose
Let the Democrats show their coIors
and stand for what they believe to be
the right.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-10-13
CAMPAIGNING AT Tiik pEo-
PLIES EXPENSE.

President Taft continues his Jour
neys. endeavoring to conquer the
wild and woody west" on the S25,
600 year which Congress- appro-
priated for the chief executives rail
road fare. Congress evidently did not
have in mind when this large appro-
priation was made that it was to be
used for advancing the political inter
ests of the President, but for his
pleasure and recreation. Aside from
that fact, according to some of the
New York papers, the President is
meeting with very cool reception in
some of the Insurgent States in the
west, and will meet with strong op-
position for the nomination in the
next Republican convention
A parallel case to this of President
Taft's was furnished in the late mi
mary election in Virginia. Certain as
pirants for Office in Congress, who
were stumping the state while Con-
gress was in session, made the plea
to the voters that they were making
Il great sacricfie of health and fortune
in trying to save the grand old state
from ruin and degradation. At the
same time these gentlemen were
drawing twenty five dollars a day as
representatives in Congress, which
was paid by the taxpayers for SER
vices rendered
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-10-13
; A X E S F @ R 1911
N 0 &c e.
70 THE TAXPAYERs OF TAzEwELL COUNTY:

AS required by law propose be the following places on
he date mentioned for the reception of Taxes Levs
namely:
Faint Lick, W. 5 Witt & Bros Store Thursday October -
Ruskn w. Bowen g. Company's Store FRIDAY October -
burke Garden, r. E Goodmans Store. Monday, October IS
Shawvers Mills, S j. Cundins Store Tuesday, October IT,
N'eh'anaS' u NJ Browns Store. Wednesday,, October 49,
Cedar Bluff, Blue Sulphur Inn, Thursdav October 49,
Founding Mill, Steele, Hurt Store Friday October 20
FocahontaS City Courthouse, Tuesday, October. a.
falls Mills w b. TaborS Store, Wednesday October 25
Graham, City Courthouse Thursday October &C.
lip Icp, K. p Hartman & Co. Store Friday Ocnh,.r ,,
And at other times, during business hours at the TREAS
oKERS OFFICE, TAZEWEIL, VA. up to the first day of
December 1911 after which date per penalty is eou
ed by law 10 be added to unpaid taxes.
H. p BRITTIAN, Treasurer Tazewell County
~ b-Claims payable BY County Treasurer are subject
10 me taxes OF the person whose favor was issued
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-10-13
A GREATER LIABILITY

The Courier Journal, in speaking of
the Austin disaster, and the liability
of parties for damages, who permit
insecure dams, etc, to exist, says
along other lines. that eff a person.
nrm or corporation is guilty of such
negligence az having a cellar door up-
on sidewalk in such condition that
the passerby slips and falls an action
may be installed to recover damages
Tor injuries sustained as result of
That negligence. If an epmloye in a
! factory is injured by machinery or
injured IN aniy other way by the neg
igence of the employer damages NAV
be recovered. If mosofist runs over
someone and negligence can be proven
damages, may be recovered. If a rail
road company's negligence results in
the death or injury of passengers
damages may be recovered. Presuma
Nply actions for damages may be pros
ecuted when paper mills defective
dam destroys Pennsylvania town.
But it is doubtful whether the entire
property of the concern would balance
the loss of property occasioned by it's
alleged negligence. And aside from
the property loss there are $50 lives
that money could not replace, and
many more than $50 bereaved indi
Viduals whose lossis irreparable. -
Alter reading the above the question
forces itself how about municipalities
"hlch alCw open saloons on their
8trasts "A cellar door upon side
Ealk is far less dangerous than an
open saloon door on a sidewalk. How
many thousands of young men have
been tempted by snowy windows and
gilded walls of the open saloon the
history of crime and suffering shows
Who would not prefer to have his bov
run down by an automobile than NV
the Juggernaut of Rum? What wife
or mother but what would prefer her
husband and son drowned in an Austin
or Johnstown food than strangled in
a pool Of booze? What is a money
loss in comparison? 1t does SEEM
when you come to think of it, that if
person, firm or corporation is guilty.
OF negligence who leaves a cellar door
open on the sidewalk, that the leaving
pf an open, inviting saloon door on
the sidewalk, is much more so. and
consistency and good sense demands
that both be closed.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-10-13
Saved His Mothers Life

-Four doctos had given me up"
writes Mrs Laura Gaius. of A,oca,
La, and rny children aud ali my friend
were looking for me to die, when my
son insisted thai use Electric Bitters.
| did so. and they have done me a
world OF good will always praise
them" Electric Bitters is priceless
tn women trouble with fainting and
dizzy spells, backachc, headache. weak
ness, debility, constipation or kidney
disorders, Use them and gain new
health. strength and vigor. They're
guaranteed to satisfy or money re-
funded. only soc Mt Jhon f.. Jackson's
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n = : w MISUNDERSTANDING
nsSSns-S4r
Schedule Effective
June ii, 1911
l.y. Tazewell for Norton.

Lv. Tazewell for Norton,
9:45 am 3;OOpm
Nv. Tazewrll foI Bluefleld,
1890 Il m 6:39 pm
From Blncficld East bound.
9.15 n m for Roanoke, Lypchburg,
Norfolk and all points on Sln rhndoah
division, Pullman sleeper ana cafe car
to Roanoke. Pullman to Norfolk.
Parlor car Roanoke and Richmond.
Sleeper Roanoke and New York,
Dining Car.
1920 m daily for East Rodrord
Roanoke and intermediate stations.
2;30 p IN daily for Roanoke, Lynch
burg and intermediate stations and the
Shenandoah Valley. Pullman sleeper
Gary to New York
923 p III for Roanoke, Lynchburg.
Richmond, Norfolk Pullman sleeper
to Norfolk, and Roanoke TO Richmond
wESTBOUND.
$40 m for Kenova, Portsmouth,
Columbus, ST Louis and the west.
Pullman sleeper 70 Columbus,
cafe car.
$50 p m for Kenova, 70, n ,uth.
Cincinnati, Columbus. West, Northwest.
Pullman sleeper toCincinnati,C Columbus
cafe car to Williamson.
ll:30 a IN. for Williamson and in
tcrmediate stations.
l.55 for Welch and Intermediate
stations. Pullman Sleeper cafe cars
Write for Rates, Maps. Time Table,
Descriptive pamphlets 10 amy station
Agent, or TO w. b. Bevill, General yrae.
senger Agent, NJ, f. Bragg, Travelling
Passenger Agent. Rnnokc. Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-10-13

So far in the campaign there has
been no mud slinging,' and little
of bitterness. The "civil war" rag
ing in the ranks of the G. o. p. has
furnished the only excitement, so far.
From this time on we may expect
things to be II little more lively, but
the singer of mud will still
be conspicuous by his absence. An op-
en- field and fair fight. is the motto.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-10-13
hIidro CIV
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q a 8 7 Q RIA

William Randolph Hearst fayors
Champ Clark. for the Presidential
nomination, and Governor Bleas, of
South Carolina. favors Hartman.
Things continue to come Woodrow
Wilson'S way.
"A bore ID a man whose conversation
is not half so interesting as yours
would be if he gave you chance to
talk.
The greatest fault n man can have is
to have no faults.