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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-03-22
COUNTY NEWS.
SHAwvERs MILLS, March Is.

c. G. Shawver, Esq, I'm. gono to
the West. Started Inst Wednesday
Mrs. Tom Perry is quite sick at
NcJ1m,her's, MI J. NJ. Shaver.
MIR Andrews is "booming' Clear
Fork. He is cutting up his land in
to lots and selling them 20 the PEG
pie. He proposes to sell lot 70,
800 and furnish the purchaser
lumber to build house on it,
The cquinoctial storm visited us
last Saturday aud prorei to be &
right severe one
Brother }. Q. Reynolds preached
at our church last Sunday.
uperntendent b. p. Leffel an.
no'ineed last Sunday the reorgnnisa.
ton of the Sunday s .hool on the 1st
Sunday i'll April. We ara also cx.
pec,ing good time tho Sd Sunday
III April. Five elders aud three dea
cons will be organized, and n new
church record started.
KSoB, March 10.
Many Of our citizeus attended court
Tuesday. Now we don't know wheth
Ell they all had business or wanted TO
see the different candidates and prom
Use TO vote ior ALL
Miss Matte Brown, of the Cove,
passed through our town today Oh
her way to Kelly, where she will
spend few days with her sister,
Mrs. Stuart Thompson.
Rev. Thos Mowbray is no longer f.
citizen Of the corporate; he is moving
today to tha Mccall farm where he
VIII ba in the center Of his work.
We hear Robert Barnes, ST., is OH
the sick list; We hope nothing serious.
The Young ladies at the Seminary
enjoyed the serenade Monday night
very much and hopo to again lear
the sweet music from tue town band.
James Murphy is visiting his IA.
ther.
{, "Lige" Thurman was Oh our streets
Sunday. "Ligs' has sort of hank.
ering for our town. We are a,ways
glad to see him.
Rev. $. Il. Houk and wife visited
Tuzewell Tuesday.
Rev. j. s. French will so to Bland
comfy next week to help 10 revival.
Plenty OF mud down this way.
CEDAR BLUFF, March 20.
NJ. i. Follansbee, architect of Ora.
ham. was in town last week.
Rev. D. H. Carr is assisted in his
revival by Rev. C. e. Painter, of
Richlands.
The cold snap of the past few days
has retarded farm work to a oon,id.
cradle extent.
Mr. /. A. isepass returned on Sat.
nrdey from suryeying expedition
on Sandy Ridge
Messrs. G. H. Peery and j. B.
Hurt are in attendance at court, al
Iazewell. ihis week.
Great interest is manifested in the
meeting III progress Large congre
cations assemble at each service and
lie'en attentively to tho word AZ il
is earnestly delivered by Revs. Carr
aud Fainter.
The young people and vbiliren Of
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-03-22

perhaps you would not think So
but very large proportion of dis
eases in New York comos from care
lessness about catching cold,r Gays
DIR. Syrus Edison. ut is such a sim
pie thing and so common that very
few people. unless it is case o!
pneumonia pay any attention TO a
cold. New York is one of the health
est places on the Atlantic Coast and
yet there are great many coses Of
catarrh and consumption which have
their origin in this neglect of the
s'mpiest precaution Of every day life.
The most Sensible advice is, when
you have one get rid OF it as soon as
possible. BY all means do not neg.
lect it, DR.. Edison does not tell
you how to cure cold. but 80 will.
Take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
1t will relieve tho lungs, aid expec.
toration, open the secretions and
soon effect permanent cue. 25 and
Oh cent bottles for sale by 4. y. Har-
grave.
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BUGKLEN'S ARNICA SALyE.

The BEsr SALvH in the world for
Cuts. Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chappcd
Hands. Chilblains, COrns and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
antecd t" give perfect satisfaction,
or moner refunded: Price 25 cents
per box For sac b.. A. F. Har
grave
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-03-22

Judge b. a. Hancuck, fthc Cir
cut Court ofBrunswick County. de
cide'l on last T'esd.y that the w
TO- Law is constitutional.
The Legislature g uneticnt has
before it u hill imposing an educa
ito al qualification oil be N,ters
which will pass.
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NOTICE
HIGHLANDS IRON COMPANY

HIGHLANDS IRON COMPANY.
The annual meeting of tho stockhold-
ers of tho Richards Iron Company will
be held on Wednesday,. May ist, 1903. Mt
the office OF the company ut Richlands,
Virginia. when an election will be held
for directors to serve for the ensuing
year. and such other business will be
transacted IA may properly come before
said meeting.
SAUNDERS LEWIS. JR,
Secretary.
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TO HORSE OWNERs.

For putting horse in fine healthy con-
dition try DIR. Cady's Condition Powders.
They tone mp the system, Md digestion, cure
loss Of appetite, relieve constipation, corrcc,
kidney disorders ar'' destroy worms, giving
new life to an old yer worked horse. 25
Se",s per package. For sale by druggists.
For sale by A. +. Hargruve.
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Association. Complainants.
VS.. In Chancory.
Diccy Kibler (neo Parker), Charles d.
hibler, her husband; CHRISTOPHER
larker, George w. Lambert, Benja-
min Sterne Parker, Mamie George
Parker, two last infant children of
George w. Parker, deceasedl, and
Mollie Parker. their
mother. and her husband names of
two last mentioned persons unknow II
and who are proceeded against as
parties unknown, Defendants.
The object OF this suit is to nave and
obtain partition between the complain
ants and defendants of . the tract of
land situate on waters of Coal branch of
Laurel Creek. Of Bluestone river. in the
county OF Tazewell, State of Virginia.
conveyed by Susan Odell to Andersen
Parker by deed bearing date November
Is. 1857. and recorded in the Clerk q
Office of the County Court of said coun-
ty, in deed book ~, page ESQ.
And it appearing from satisfactory
evidence and all affidavit on file in my
office that the said defendants. each and
all OF them, are non-resdents of Vir-
GINA, it is ordered that they appear
here within 10 days after due pubiica
ton hereof and do what is necessary to
protect their interests in this siit. and
that copies hereof DO published and
posted AZ prescribed by law.
A copy-Testo:
II. BANE HARTMAN, Clerk.
\. j. & s. n. MAY. y. a.
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Chamberlain Eye and Skin Ointment
la II certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyca,
formulated Eye Lids, Sore Nipples, Piles
lIc7emn, letter, Salt Rhcum and Scald Head,
20 cents per box. For sale by druggists.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-03-22

COMMISSIONERS NoTICE-In tbc
OCircuit Court of Tazewoll county.
L X. Surface.
vs
West Graham Wood Working Co.
The undersigned, who was appointed
Special Commissioner for the purpose.
will proceed on the 9th day of March.
1896, Mt the law Office of II. G. Anderson at
razcweil, Va, to take an account of the
balance due, if any, on the mechanics
set forth in comp 'ainanta bill, and will
report same to court. along with any nut.
ter by himself d,emed pertinent, or re-
CURED by the parties TO said suit.
Fcby. II. 1895.
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II. G. Anderson and S. G Graham. Com
missioners in w. W. French. Trustee
against NJ. Bloch & Co..
Compliments.
VS.. In Chancery.
Adolphus Goodman and John s. Witt.
Defendants
The object of this suit is to recover of
the defendants the sum of $:240 66 with
interest thereon from the Goth day of
April, 1890 subject to . creditof S125. 90
April d, 1891, and to attach the interest
OF said Goodman in brick store house
Mt Pocahontas on st. Clair and Center
Street for the paymen of same. and it
appearing from affidavit or file in said
office that the defendant Adolphus
Goodman is non resident of the State
of Virginia. it is ordered that he ap-
pear here within fifteen days after due
publication of this order and do what is
necessary to protect his interest in this
suit, and that copies hereof be publish
ed and posted as prescribed by law.
a reste:
II. BANE HARTMAN Clerk.
H. q kIDERSON N q,
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NOTICE
CLlNCn VALLEY L&IRoN COM
PANY.

PANY.
The AZ II ial me citing of the Stockholders
Of the Clinch Valley Coal & Iron Com
pnny will be held on Wednesday. Nav
LIST. 1905, ut the office of the company
Mt Richla ds, Virginia VIII IN an election.
will be held for directors to serve IA
directors to serve for the ensuing year,
and such other business will be transact
ed as may properly come before said
meeting.
EVANS II. DICK,
President
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Saw MIL 4 AHDENGlMES

wonderful Improvement In Friction Feeds and
%ig.bnek. BACK motion of Carrage3 tirElos ns fast
sssnyotherin the market. Friction Clutch Feed,
ustS alithcfeed gearing 10 stand etil whilo hack.
11is. great savtnR In pnwer md wear. Sesd
eentln stamps large Catalogue and prices Also
ccnrnE Hurrows, Hay Rnkes, Cuitiyntors.
AHNCN q DNONLGOLD, MIL, York, Pa.
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v IRGlNIA:-In the Clerk s Office of
Ta2ewell Circuit Court, February 90

Il. w. Clark. II. NJ Bell and Joseph l.
Doran. trustees Flat Top Coal Land
Association. Compainants,
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NIRGINIA:-In the Clerk S Office of
' Tazewell Circuit Court, March 9th,
1905.
II. G. Anderson and S. c Graham. Com
missioners in w. W. French. Trustee
against NJ. Bloch & Co..
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MARVELLOUS KESULTS.

\. j. & s. n. MAY. y. a.
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1. O. ANDERSON. D. a.
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28
t,,tG,, ss.rH Il! |iig 1,si'''
4. N. ROBERTS SUPPL HOUSE, .' 1. 4.
s. $40, 717.a7l9. 721 NIc.AVe., Minnsapolis Mnn.-

the troops at this end they'd know tho
reserves here would be galloping mp
/ the game trails east or west OF .ne cam
Won il no time, whereas Il they wait
and let the lieutenant and his party
grope along to that narrow part OF the
canyon, just below where old Sanchez
and his people were drowned out, why,
they've got 'em, sir. got 'em where they
can't hit back or help themselves IN
any way, 5,5. @ y. !. & ;:5F I
The major hastened outinto the open
sunshine, now beating hot and dry
upon the adobe walls. Bring my
horse, orderly" he called, as he slowed
away his unfinished report, and boy
trumpeter with his slouched hat pulled
down to keep the sun from his eyes,
turned away from where little knot
OF men had just buried the body OF the
hapless Mexican herder and darted
into the corral, presently reappearing
with the MAJORS reluctant charger
towing at the end Of a taut bride rein.
Now let sergt. Kelly have your
horse" said Thornton, ''and give my
compliments to Capt Turner and ask
him to join as Come, sergeant, show
me the trails"
Old Kelly was already In saddle be-
side the commander, and, never wait
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28

and started the signal hre?s Already g
lookout, peering eastward through the
heutenant's binocular, reported q dust
cloud far up the rise toward the new
post the coming Of the reinforcements
land If Crane meant to do anything att
all now was the time.
553 'I'll leave you to find out who did it,
y sergeant he said. well Coon after
the mules. Perhaps the Apaches did it
/ themselves as joke" III \ ,s
u "a paches don't joke" groWled the
1 old man, with gloomy face, as the de-
5achment trotted away. There's been
no Joke from one end Of this night to
I the other, but there's been some stupid
sblundering on somebody Us part, or I'm s:r1
I recruit. = And then, turning to one
Of his daughters, who stood silently by,
he said, briefly: : Fetch me. the pony,
Kate. Eli ride back to your mother !"
sasSure, didn't You know yet. father?
Twas Leon took il to ride to the fort
for nedi cine for NJ rs. Downey. Z
And thus for the first time was the
veteran trooper made aware that his
little friend and foundling had dared
that midnight ride. Fiercely he broke
forth: ss 81 H@3 Ss55s II 5a,E s.s
And was; there no man among YEP
he turned TO the SD entt group soldiers
left behind Is d man among We fit to-
do man s work that We should lets
boy baby ride int the teeth off them
Indian aiyils: were
ssnev & osnld
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28
Ne "A RRI AGE 3
Only, $50 See Them

Renae1n Der, we offer you one Of the best sewing
t3o days you dc not agree wit ls, will refund
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28
rival ranchmen little love was wasted,

rival ranehmen little love was wasted,
5ssOf course, if I'd been here, tisn't Leon
or anybody else would have gone for
medicine but me, as you ought to have
sense enough to know if you weren't so
keen to be sadd ding blame on other fell
! lows shoulders and so diverting it from
your own. Ne and Mike spent the
I night at our ranch, as you did at yours,
and niver came up till we heard the
firing" And Downey's eyes flashed
angrily on his more prosperous neigh
Dor. II haven't 8 gov'ment post or 9:
gov'ment arsenal to dhraw on to defDd
| me property and I have to do it meself, !"
he added in whitening sarcasm, and ii
any thing would stir old Kelly's wrath
| to the nethermost depths it was the
faintest hint that he ever used SO much
as single cartridge of all the ordnance.
stores confided to his care. 81
's'Tis no time for settling our scores,
Phil Downey, or you and would ex-
pind a few ass as soldiers and
>sintlemen did in the days when
more gintlemen and fewer frauds
1 were soldering. Go to yer wife
that's always dyin' If she has an ear
ache, and I'll to mine, that's never
known what it was to whimper, and
she and will see what we can do to-
find the brave little lad that's gone to
die for you and yours -for by me sowl
the hand that lit yon blazing signal
was his, as sure as this" and he
clinched a hairy fist under Downey's
nose, sis at yer service in any way yell
have it, Mr.. Phi, Downey-an' it won't
be the first bat n it gave ye." "
With that ne turned his back on
shame-faced group and strobe fercely
away in the direction of his home4
Never until that instant had it seemed
to dawn upon them that by any human;
possibility Leon had striven to return
had found the Indians interposed be-
tween him and the old post in the
| valley, and then realizing what its
original projectors had not thought
possible the Indians had probably
so closely invested the post itself as to-
prevent anyone's getting out to fire
the beacon-he had risked his own
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28
''rr WON'T BE THE FIRST BAT1N' IT


GAVE YE.,.
brave life in the attempt; had given
the signal that brought rescue to them
at the gallop, and in SO doing had
betrayed his own presence to the
lurking foe. Here again, therefore,
was case where the ground remained
in the hands of one party, but all the
telling blows were dealt by the other.
The soldiers had felt the sting Of
Kelly's words. True, no one Of their
number had been ordered to make
that perilous ride, though all had
heard Mrs. Downey's cries and means
and appeals for aid, and some one
might have volunteered and been al
lowed to 60, but not until Leon was.
well on his. way. True, had Downey
been there he would not have permit
ted the sacrifice, and was now ready to
bitterly upbraid his weaker half for in
sspling it. "A good woman il many a
way was Mrs. Downey, and very fond
Of the boys, Randall and Leon, but the
least pain or illness FRUSTRATED her, and
serious pain frightened her to the
too young to appreciate He believed
her suffering terribly and in dire need,
as did all who heard her, perhaps, but
Kelly's girls and her own Mexican,
maid of all work-and so, just as he
thought Randy would have done had
he been there, he determined to go
and went without . word to Crane, who
might have stopped him, as, indeed,
Mrs Downey was shrewd enough to.
declare he would If he happened to hear
Of it. u I'll. sss. III ,33
And now Crane and his party were
well away into the Socorro in pursuit,
and Kelly, returning wrathfui to his
home, was anticipated in his search for
Leon blythe coming Of Turner'S troop
followed within a moment or two by
Charlton's dramatic announcement Of
the discovery Of the slaughtered pony.
Half an hour later while the old SER
geant was bending over and exa mining
the stiff ened carcass Of his pet broncho,5
Turner's best couts, afoot, were scour--
ing every square yard OF those jagged,
bowlder strewn TANKS Of the butte in
search Of Leon S trail or that Of his In
dian foes. Others were examining the
signs IN the timber and along the Sandy,
and the more they found the more they
were mystifed. Apaches, as q rule. in
those days were foot warriors. The
Tontos, Sierra Blancas, Hualpais,
Apache Mohaves and Apache Yumas
had small use for horse or mule, vet
there were more hoof than noccasin
prints IN the tim Der and around .Kellv.s
corral What was more, both mules
and horses were shod. That meant
that they had run OF . good deal of
stock and were riding instead Of walk
ing, said Turner'S men, but Kelly,
growing graver and less disposed to;
tails With It'll every moment, continued
| searching on his own account. and
Eneglecting many chance to snub
some ca1low young trooper hazardingsg
theories as to the number and move
Irnents of the Ind hans
Nal Thornton eontenting himself
with ~ platoon OH he trai of
lCrane Il had ridil len Aanf aKellyb.
t neil Il tiel
sEl1 II
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28
FOOTPRINTS on THE ROCK.

pointed to the footprints in the yields
ing turf "were pcering over at some
thing going ups the canyon ahead iof
them, and not what was coming be-5
hind. Let me ask you-what has hes:
come OF Muncey and Ferguson and all
their crowd all this time where did
they go3" Fl III ,EEs
.God knows, sir, but ever since the
cloudburst Muncey's too big 9 coward
topush through the canyons alone ~
night. n Il
I. Ordinarily, yes--I admit that, butt
this time was Life or death with him.
For some reason he stole the best horse
at the ort-Ferguson's Sand skipped
in the dark. Il believe IT was il hopes,
3of Joining Manuel and his gang. I be-S
Ilieve he thought he could safely ride i
and get credit Tor giving warning to (
Lieut.. Crane and yourself; then lls !
pushed ont over toward Ration Springs
4 You say tber4 were the prints Of aS
dozen horses and mules CHS morning
coming down the valley p'' IA
es sir ~ Szas asssl fs
III ssss 'ssFWell, they would obi tefass ans
srednts Of those going up. Vow, syasya RI
5tbst Manuel party? Don't YOU .svpIs,ss
pore Muncey met them ID the bill, had
! then, hide until ~ Rusou nd
friends passed them ~ HI nv
and then; camSpn down ~ Signal 19nttls
Intending to stagyyt Clanes guard
perhaps III push oil |,
wanted ~ sssss
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28

, yonder," and the sergeant pointed to.
the old post, his face paling with grief
and appreh ension.
ST wish to Heaven he were!" SAID
Thornton, sadly. Mrs. Downey was
suffering great ps.in, and the boy rode
all the way to us for the doctor and in
sisted on going back with the medicine.
We never dreamed at least didn T.
Of Apaches here. God grant they
haven't got himl' S II
But just then there rode up from the
direction Of the canyon Sergt. ChariSS
ton, with sorrow in his sun burned face.
I'm afraid they have, major" said he,
dismounting. "See, here's the medi-
cine phial all we can find Of him and
his pony lies dead at the foot Of Signal
Butte" /, Il.
CHAPTERv v.
It will be remembered that Muncey
with a aeet horse had probably an
hours start of his pursuers, possibly
more, that he had dropped in at the
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-04-18
sunday. April :.

Prof. w. Il. Hoover, the talented
Young educator Of Larimorc, has ac-
cepted the principalship OF the Cas-
selton school.
Fire ut Leeds destroyed the general
store of w. l. Brown and the Benson
County Star office, adjoining. Browns
stock was quite heavy.
Frank l.. Witt has resigned as man.
ager of the Grand Forks opera house.
His position will he hard to 1ill-bet-
ter.
Now Grand Forks citizens are talk
ing of issuing bonds to keep the uni
vcrsity open and trusting to the state
to reimburse the purchasers later OH.
Two farmers, William Hayes and
Isaac Hayes, brothers, residing about
ten miles south of Lisbon, have been
arrested, charged with negligently set
ting prairie fires.
The school for the deaf at Devils
Lake has just received from the
Smithsonian institute ut Washington
contribution of collection of geo
logical specimens, including 12O diff
ferent species Of ore and rocks gath
cred from all parts of the United
States.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-04-18
Monday, April S.

jamestown claims to be the best
managed city financially in the North
west.
The Northern Pacific receivers and
officials examined the cactus burners
at Edgerley.
The North Dakota Sunday school
convention will be held in Grand
Forks May 6-S.
Willow City has gone into the broom
business, and good articles are sold
from corn grown in Bottineau county.
F. r. Fulton & Co. of Grand Forks
got the $4,000 fifteen year bonds is
sued for the Langdon court house.
A. Barnes county farmer sold a
half-pound of flaXseed to Prof. Bolley,
of the agricultural college. That gen
tleman examined the seed and found
1t contained more than a hundred
mustard seeds, many pig weed seeds,
some rag weeds, some wild buck
wheat, several pieces of cactus brush
and two cactus seeds.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-04-18
Thursday, April II.

A total of 1,226 persons signed the
pledge during the Rankin meetings at
Fargo.
The Walsh county scloo! lands
leased comprised twenty-five pieces
and the leases aggregate $1,000.
Valley City has organized a hook
and ladder and two hose companies
in anticipation Of the completion Of
the water mains.
New Rockford citizens have raised
fund Of 500 which will be paid to
the party who furnishes Information
leading to the conviction Of the villain
who has been poisoning dogs.
Martin Anderson. thirty-tiye years
Of age, suicided at Norwood because
his landlord asked hiEi to pay IL bill.
The artesian we'll ut Hamilton went
on Il tear last week and nearly flooded
the town out before it was gotten un-
der control.
At the meeting of the county COM
missioners OF Wells county at Fcssen-
den. they ordered Il special election
for the purpose of voting on the issue
Of $4,000 bonds for the erection OF Il
court house at Fessenden. Wells cOul-
ty claims to be one of the best intcri-
or counties in the state ana Fessen-
den Claims to DC the best new town
on the 500 in the state, but there is
no public building.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-04-18
A GOOD HAUL.
Two Bandits in Colorado Secure .
Package Containing $4,000.

Two Bandits in Colorado Secure .
Package Containing $4,000.
Cripple Creek, Colo, April 13.-The
Wells-Fargo mail and express wagon
connecting with the Midland Terminal
railroad at Grassy was boarded two
miles from this city by two men, who
overpowered the driver, Robert Smith,
secured q package containing $4,000,
and escaped. The hold-up took place
on the summit of Tenderfoot hill, on
the highway between Cripple Greek
and Grassy. Two men sitting beside
the road asked Smith for ride. He
drew up his team.and one of the men
climbed up to the seat behind him,
While the other mounteu the baggage
behind. AS soon as Smith started to
drive on, the man behind him struck
him on the head, several times, with
a revolver. The blow staggered but
did not stun him. The man on the
seat with him also drew Il revolver,
and. levelling it at him, commanded
him to get down, walk to the heads of
the horses and hold them. He COM
piled, and while covered with their re-
volvers. they ripped open and rified
the mail and express pouches. After
securing $4,000, which was being
Slipped to the Cripple Creek National
banks, and several other valuable
packages. they lnhitched the two
leading horses. mounted them and
rode off rapidly into the mountains.
Five hundred men are searching for
thon