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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-06-23
9ie @eS@enfe bes SfDni9s BON
Clam an Die earDpGii@en 6Ofe.

aus @enf mirb Der vJrantf. 3tq.A
geiGrieben: Inter ben puuberten BON
rmfansrei9en @epddftden. weI9e
46nig Sf6ulaloigtorn aus feinem
ferneH &ei9e nit na9 europa gebra9t
Bat, befanben f6 pobI Elm babies
3unbert groBer acknowledgement At
fen nit ben sabloien @ei9meiben,
80lbs unb 5ilbergerdtben, toel6e als
8ei6ente far bic 5hriien unb @roBen
@uropas beiiimnt Fub. Sn ber leBs
ten Wode bat er bieie &ofbarteiten
auspadeu unb in einem on ieine gila
angren3enben 6auie auffellen IaKen,
UNI bic Iusmabl fur bic peri9tebenen
56fe su treffeu. Sbr Correspondent
mar elmer Der Denigen @uropder, tpelte
biefe Samr,Iunsen bef9ttsen burften.
Sic biIbet cine gau3e ausfellung,
uelbe beibe Stoduerte beS 9aufes
fiilt uab bon Siameien bepa9t pirb,
bic nit 8aHen on Der Seite in ben
&dumen Sag unb Ta9t 3ubringen.
3aufeabe bon ben berrli9lten @oIb'
unb 9ilbersefdBen, Waffen unb
@leinObien aler grt Rnb bort su
pnramiben aufgei6i9tet. Wm tpfs
barfeE Fnb bic fur bic 9oubes
rdue beftimmten pruntidbel In i1me.
rem golbenen S9eiben unb nit @rifs
fen, bic nit Diamanten, &ubiuen unb
Smaragben bu9fdbIi9 iiberi6et fnb.
BON auffdaig ieb6aer Qrbeit fiub bic
bur9bro4enen, nit eingebdmmerten
@olbornameaten sei6mhdten StabIs
tlingeu, ebenio bas Wert BON Sias
meien, wie ale iibrisen aufgefeGten
@egenf6nbe. Ssur bic a6nisiu BON
@nglauo 1T elm foltbare8 Sbees
ferbice beItimmt nit Same unb
Safeu aus getriebenem @oIbe, ebens
fols beoedt nit foiibaren @beIfeinen.
yta@ Dubenben 3dblen bic iupelense.
i9mhdten golbeneu 8rnbonisren, 81:
garrentdfben unb @igarettenetuis, gro>
BeS@afeln unb 8aien in eigentbhmli.
den altfameii9en Jormen nit bepuns
bernswertbem Jigureni@mud nit benz
8riffel aus benz @olbe berausgefo9en
unb ni6t etma &epouKe. .Nrbeit. Nui
groBeu Siibeu itebeu 9eu9ter, Sinten,
fdRer, Griefbefdmerer, gigarrenbalter,
u. I. 10. groBen Wensea, aaes aus
ntaf1Dem 8olb. Sn ben unteren Gdu.
nten ftnb Sauienbe bon dbnli9en 8e,
gena1nben aus Silber nit eingelegteu
GOlt6ruameaten unb farbisem gmail.
t9mud, bur6weg BON Siameien In
Gangtot gearbeitet, bic ber abnig nur
fur fi9 aleiu bei9dftigt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-06-23
Die @ette bes Msilltouars.

Der betannte ameritanii9e ar1ius
Wiliam 8alOOrf 4for, ber ft@ sur 3eit
tn gnglanb aufbdlt, bat neuli6 bel
einem Diner In 2oubon cine intereHante
Wette abgefdloRen, beren Nustragung
man ieBt in ieuen areiien nit span,
nung entgeseafebt. GoIsenbes III Der
@egenftanb berielben: Das @eiprd9
Der Sit@geielf9aft bertbrte aufdlig
bic californii9eu &iefen &otbboI3.
b1ume, unb gtr. NItor erging f1 in
lebbaften S9ilberuusen bon ben aigan,
tif9en 9imenfonen berieIben. Ger.
f9iebene 8dfte gaben ibm 3u oeriteben,
6aB he ieine Bebauptunsen fur vameri.
tanii9en Nufi9nitt" bielten, unb NItor
bot ibnen barauf cine Wette babin on,
baB ct einen Queri6nitt zines lol9en
Baume8 beibringen werbe. Der groB ge.
mug iein iolIe. um ale anmeieuben @6{te,
pier3ig On Der 3abl, baran at pIaciren.
Die Wetie mnrbe anseuommen. unb
Niior bat ibre Nusfibrung bereits an,
gelegen fein lahen. Wie ndmIi1 aus
San Jranci8co getabeIt mirb, bat bort
6as beuH6e, mad 2onton eebenbe
S8iff rMaria 9adfislb" einen on
Wiliam Walborf 2Ifor in 2onbon
abreffirten Aueri6nitt eiae8 eaIiforni,
f9eu Rotbbol3baumes perlaben, mel.
der IA SUB 4 3Uu i'm 9ur9msKer
mibtl gr uurbe bon einem Der pieleu
Rieienbdume tn ben urmdIbern Der
5umboIbt' 8rafibaft In @alifornien
getpouuen unb biirfte. tpenn er tuobIbe.
baIten in 2OnbOn anIaust, nidt nur
bic 8ette gu 8unHen Ntors enti6ei,
ben, foubern 3usIei9 cine Der interei.
ianteIteu Sebensmtirbisteiten in ben
prioatpaldfeH Der engIilfen 6aupt.
ffabt bilben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-06-23
Grei DerianOt alt Wfduuer. +.
Gin Mann in Midtgan entbedt Elm
bemerfensmertbes Seiluittel
fiir Serlnit an &raft.
Broben iuerben frei an Mle perianbt. bic
DQrum idlreiben.


Carl 5. @nlter. &alamaspu. Wsitt bat mad els
nem tabrelangen 8ampfe gegen bic ieeliidben nnb
tbrperltd1eu 2ei6en BON berloreuer Rannbarteit
bas ridbtiae Nittel sefunbeu. tueItbes bas 2eiben
beiIt.
CT betuabrt oas @ebeimniS iorefdItia; ober er 1T
trilig eine Brobe ber Nfeoisn allen Wdnnern su
ienoen. Die ON ireenb elmer Sorm eeitbIethtlidber
S9wdde feioen. als Goles bon iueenblidber I'm.
pifenbet. tuie puraeiteen BerIuft bes @ebdtbtnkss
uno Der araft ibtuadbem &iden. 4ampiaoerbrucb
nno Gus3ebruna. SaS 6eilmittel bat eine beion.
oers angenebme Birtune BON Bdrme uno fdbeint
unmittelbar su tuirfen. tnoem es bic nerlanete
&raft uno cine gnttuidlung aiebt. pie iie nur ge.
plnidbt mrb. Sas 9Rittel beilte Mr. 8aIter bon.
itdnog BON aa ben nebeln uno 2ei6en. bic bon
idbrelangem MiBbraudb Der nntiirIitb feiteeiebten
5nnttionen berrilbren. uno iou in iehem Sale abs
iolut aunerI6iig iein.
Cine Bite ON SIR. Carl s. 8alter. 648 Raionic
TEMPLE. aalamasoo. Widb.. BEL Der Sic ansebsn.
oaB Sic cine Hrobe ieineS 6eilmitteIs fir Mdnner
tpiniben. iuiro iofort erilt. uno feline 9ereltuns
trgeno peldber Nrt uiro BON ibm aeiorbert uer6en.
gr bat Elm grpBes SHtereiie baran. oaB bic Runoe
BON oieiem groSartigeu 5eilmttel uerbreitet tprb.
uno er bertenoet NIT Sorgfalt idber neriieselt in
etnen ourtbans einfadben Badet. 10 baB Der gms
ptanger tetne Gurdbt bpr nnbequemlidbteit pber
Betannttueroen gu baben brancbt.
2eier tueroen sebeten. obne 8ersua su ffreiben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-06-23
sd)emerme,,er' 0arf

1T fur bic Sommer Monote erbifuet
unb Gamilien iinb einselaben, in Der
Grabe, am Mittas ober ON Nbenb
Mabiaeiten einaunebmen Dber ben gan.
aen Sag bier au perbringea. Ser
@arten ffebt Gamilien unb Bereinen
aur Nbbaltung BON picnics unb 5eiten
CUR 8erfigung. iJiir aufmertiame
gebienung III tets Sorge getragen.
6. g 9euermeper.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-06-23
9uftoren nerid3reibeu
Walt Nutrine

fitr 3ecDnbalescenten je6en 9llterS.
GS fraftt8t nnb it6rft ben 96rper uno
tptrft u DIT berauid,enb. pr6pa=
rtrt bon Der MnbeuiersBnidb 8retpins
Co., ct. 2pntS, @o.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-06-23
Sennelee Centennial, gtaibuille,
Tenneiiee.

8om l. Mai bis l. yfopember 1897.
Staten pia s. & g. T.'@iienbabn bon
san Nntonio finb pte fplgt: $3.50
8iastte. limitirt 3u 10 Sagen. gum
gertaufe Sieustaas unb Sonnerstags.
$500 8ilette gut fur 20 Sage; !;
$34.35 8ilIette galtia bis l. Bob. '97.
8. M. Stone, %. 6. &igSbp,
Wgenten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-06-23

Sn Srtinn, ber 9auptfiabt Mdb.
rens. 1T Der SOcialiit Or. g3e6 BON
Heierbe Offi3ier gum n@emeiuen" bes
grabirt uorben. neil ct f6 uestper.
feub tiber bic &esieruns unb bic Wr.
NEE geduBert bate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-06-23
.attbies Brps. Tleii@er,

go. 507 Of:9ouit o n.Stra Be,
Nur baS por3hsli6fe &inbs, 99af'
unb Sdweinefeii4.
Speaialitdt: Suuges 3albfeiid.
Nle Arten BON Wurlf. S9inten,
3unse, 99mal3 &C.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-06-23
YoQRo1,ttlteite GeCunofeif.

Saltsn Sic Sbrsn &Orper burd, BEN
sslsssntlideu Gsbraud bon 3utt's Sc.
bsrpillsa bollitanOis in SrOuuns. eie
rs9alirsn ben Oarmtaual uub sr;sussn
Ginfn krdftisfu Gdrpsr.
8Opfidmer;en, Maluria, @alIenlsiOsn,
Seritcpfuns un6 dbuIids Sruutbeitsu
wsrbsn oollitanbis turirt burd
3Ntt'S &eber YtHem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-06-23
Sabt Sbr t@uu
Malt Wutriue

neriud3t9 9Seun tid,t, 10 tbut es 10.
fort. GS mad3t Gnd, 80 menen Men.
idlen. Prdpartrt BON ber Mubeuier.
8uid, 8retuinS Gn.,et. xpuis, Dsp,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-06-23

-Sn 2eip,is Fnb bic Neubauten
Der uniperfitdt eingemeibt norben.
Dem feftli9en attus pobnte aud Der
Rbntg Albert bon Sa9Ien BET.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-06-23
SiiOweitteras uiinldtG Sud-,

Wenn Sbr@u9 irgenbmp nieberlaKen
mollt, thut e8 entlang Der 2inie Der
Satt Wntonto ,ttto Mran.
ias Ya6 8abn,
i'm @arten.Difrit bes 9taates. @e,
iunbbeit unb alima uniibertrofen.
Biaise 2dnbereien fur ben Garmer,
Marttsdrtner, Diff unb gieb3ti6ter.
Wegeu @in3elbeiten penbet @u6 on
6. s. Martin. 6. g. a.,
San Nntonio, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-06-23
Tortiebuna folat.

6. s. Sdmibt, 0ouaon, Seras, III
aaeiniger 4gent fur Gimer & MmennS
&eaept 9fo. 285L nel9es &beuma,
tismus beilt. Cine Tlaibe benefit es.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-06-23
Matt neriuCbe

taS 9elepbpm amf tueite 9tftans uad)
ben beriMteoenem @t6bten beS Gtaa=
fe9. Nette Stattpnen tuerSen tDrt=
&pGbremb errtd3tet tnD tieue Werbefies
rmugem etngeftihrt. MAN frage an
6er Central zGtelle itadj bet setuiinfdj=
ten M6reife.
Subicribettett
f5mmem httrd3 ibr ei8enes gelepbpn
Werbinbnn8 erbalten.
Qtt6ere
estrdb bic 2elepbpn gtatiomem.
MI. r. THOMAS,
%iefi8er 0eidbaftsfiibrer.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-05-21
Rev. C.. SheI6urne'S Sermon.

A fine audience assembled last
Sunday to hear the animal sermon of
Tazewell College Commencement.
We don't remember ever to have
seen assembled in Tazewell better
dressed, or finer looking audience.
Rev. Mr. Martin presided. Mrs. W.
G. Pendleton as organist, and a we'll
trained choir rendered splendid
music.
Mrs. Mary Steele. Mrs. Ida Lynch
and Miss Edith Whitman, led as so
pranos, Prof. Ferguson, as tenor,
Messrs. Frank kits and H. Wade
Steele, bass, and Miss Polly Peery
and Mrs. J. G.. Buston, alto, gave us
somo appropriate selections, beauti
fully rendered.
Mrs. w. c. Pendleton has beer
musical directress at the college the
past year She is musician. of q
high order. 1t does not require
great musical training or talent tc
detect this fact. When she presses
the keys it is apparent to even ar
unframed ear, that she has musical
soul and ear as we'll as skill and care
full training.
The sermon on "What is Trnth?'
was eloquent and instructive to {
high degree.
''Prof. Shelburne," as we know
him, possesses talent of high order
1t was universally remarked that h,
had greatly improved in the art anc
graces of public speaking since ht
left us His visit to his old tramp
ing grounds greatly enjoyed by hi'
many friends.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-05-21
DIR. KINGS NEW DISCOVERY
FOR CONSUMPTION.

This is the best medicine in the
world for all forms of cough and
colds and for consumption. Every
bottle is guaranteed. 1t will cure
and not disappoint. It has no equal
for whooping cough, asthma, Hay
fever, pneumonia, bronchitis, La
grippe, cold in the head and for con.
sumption. 1t is safe for all ages,
pleasant to take. and, above all, a
sure cure. 1t is always we'll to take
DIR. Kings New life Pills in connec
ton with DIR. Kings New Discovery
as they regulate and tone the stom
ech and bowels. We guarantee per
feet satisfaction or return money
Free trial bottles at A. Il. Hargrave' 4
Drug Store.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-05-21
A VALUABLE PRESCRIPTION

Editor Morrison, of Worthington,
Ind, "Sun," writes: "You have a
valuable prescription in Electric Bit
ters, and l can cheerfully recommend
it for Constipation and Sick Head
ache, and as general system tonic
it has no equal" Mrs. Annie Stehle
1925 Cottage Grove Ave-, Chicago,
was all run down, could not eat nor
digest food, had a backache which
never left her and felt tired an weary
but six bottles of Electric Bitters
restored her health and renewed her
strength. Price so cents and S1.00
Get bottle at A. +. Hargraye's s
Drug Store.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-05-21

The true purpose of the school is
neither mere imparting nor mere
training, but training through i'm
parting. Education is not a trade
nor mere function-least of all a
political function, but a moral and
social mission. Now parents, aud
good people, let US patronize our
home schools, aud build 10 our midst
good, moral training schools, schools
that all will be proud of.
Er courage your county papers by
your subscriptions. They will adyer-
tise your schools, and God will be
with us in our good works
LAURIE"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-05-21

tatlon. Whatsoever things are pure
whatsoever things are lovely; what
soever things are without reproach
in all the history of ole Virginia and
of the South, thesse will be the en-.
during monuments of southern
women. AS long as faith, hope, and
charity dwell among us, the women
will be their vestals. (Great APP
plause.)
THE MOVEMENT SPONTAN,
.EOUS.
There has never been movement
which came up more spontaneously
from the hearts of the people than
that whicb called itself confederate.
In the ranks stooh boys from the
university, college and the sceool,
the old farmer, the gray professor,
the dry goods clerk, the lawyer, the
mechanic, the architect. These were
all comrades in arms, who knew no
rank except that which they got from
the apr recitation of their comrades
Tor deeds of valor. The two armies
were never surpassed in history.
Both were brave and ably oficered
both were full of intelligence, and
understood what they fought for.
The Feleral soldier who stormed
the heights of Fredericksburg, and
the Confederate who fought at Spot
sylvania thirty three years ago day,
and the Confederates who beat them
back; the men who fought on the
bloody slopes of Gaines's Mill and at
Gettysburg, were all manly com.
rades. We point out the confederate
soldiers and hold them up honor,
concluded Maj. Daniel, First, be
cause they were our backbone;secon,
d1y, because they fought, for Us be
cause their energy and valor supplied
the want of material, because they
were sincere, self sacrificing in dc
votion-hungering, thirsting, and
dying for the cause.
"We come not to this place of
tombs as those who mou rn and will
not be comforted. The Master has
said, My will, not thine be done,
and accustomed to obey orders, the
old confederate, who has always been
true to his duty, and who had very
little distance to go to get religion,
if he did not have it before, grounds
arms and answers back to heaven,
Thy will, not mine, be done" "
Richmond Dispatch.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-05-21
PROTECTION.
A Plea For Home en-
terprises.

Yes protect your home Industries,
by patroniziug your papers, your
schools, your merchants, your farm.
ers. How would the merchant make
a living if every one in bis commu-
nifty, would send away to buy what
they needed instead of patronizing
himP How could the farmer make
out if he had no purchaser for his
producef Yet these men expect
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-05-21

e@O 0t&A$Af AOAAO v
see an old maid you may b
that the woman has been tex
to please or some man has not
his duty was doubtless q
bachelor, who like Adam
sought to relieve his own gull
science by saying, "the WON,
it," There is no such thir
a woman being hard to
Where is the man who do
know, by observation, if not by
experience, that she is fearful
wonderfully easily to please, Z
ter In what way man tries I'd
his responsibility Old mai{
always were and always will
direct and awful result of ma
lect of his Christian duty.
man try to relieve his conscie2
thinking otherwise.
In Burk's Garden there is
Heaven made him, therefore
pass for o man." who, in thd
ness of his heart, advocates pI
the colonization of the TIVE
or thirty of these SISTERS of
century, who, according to h4
ment, are to be found at largE
community He has his info
on this subject from some my
source, No other man had q
pected the existence of one S
son in "our beloved garde
knows they are here, know
number. and knows how mi
residents, and how many are
ers, but for reasons best kr
himself, he calls no names.
they are here. For the sake
ment, we will say there are
three of them anyway. VIII
u-e could IL afford "AIr. Cd
and his constituents" to md
lives more miserable than the
of man has already made theI
but the "faded beauties" tho
know show dark is the sd
of reaping the fight of th
Useful years?" Who can
through what heaItaches and
they have passed to their
lamentable condition, and w
regret they look back to the
days of girlhood. the "delia
lectable" of devoted but falls
aud the fond dreams of
futureg In all conscience, ID
not enough to bear? and Won
be adding the last straw
cauIel's load to deprive them IS
one remaining comfort-tt
sional glimpse from afar off
| gallant Lords of creation"
the cause of their unhappy cd
And why use the CALLING tie
maid?" They would have
but for circumstances owe
they have had no control;
tended to marry at the first
nifty; their marriage has on
postponed. Why not call tn
poned bfides?" "Mr. @
calls them "outlaws," predi
to the community throug
and thinks that they should
apart from society. He IA
have them removed at an eaI
for it will be due to their act
he will awake to find himse
lied with the shades on the
of the river styx. But
Burke's Garden has a fd =
"warts on the face of nature
| Colonizer" and his cons
This is not entirely wanting
chivalry, which alone makes Z
life worth living. One good
blessing on him. of more
judgment, and better ideas
eternal fitness of things, come
to the rescue and says, CIV
domesticate them? Milo
domesticationl But not one c
colonization"
"MRs. JOSIAH AL
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-05-21
THE OTHER SIDE.
Millions for Domestication, But
Not One Cent for
Colonization.

The man who said, whenever you
see an old maid you may be sure
that the woman has been tco hard
to please or some man has not done
his duty was doubtless an old
bachelor, who like Adam of old
sought to relieve his own guilty con.
science by saying, "the woman did
it," There is no such thing as
woman being hard to please.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-05-21

HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, gII
iousness, indigestion, headache.
Easy to take, easy to operate. 25c.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-05-21

to the rescue and says, "why not
domesticate them? Millions for
domesticationl But not one cent for
colonization"
''MRs. josiah ALLEN"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-05-21

"ANTED-SEVERAL FAITHFUL
w men or women to travel for respon-
sible established house in Virginia. Sal
airy $3.50, payable SO weekly and ex-
penses. Position permanent. Refer
ence. Enclose self-addressed stamped
envelope. The National, Star Building,
Chicago.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-05-21

Wonderful are the cures by Hoods
Sarsaparilla and yet it is only because
as the one true blood purifier, it.makcs
pure, rich, healthy, life-gixing blood.
Hoods Pills for the liver and
bowels, act easily, yet promptly. Csc.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-05-21
WHOLE NO. 2.7l3
Stop That Smoke !

The only way in the
world to stop that smoke is
to STOP IT. Columns in the
News wont stop smoke col
umns. Telling boys that
cigarettes are deadly makes
the "today" boy want to
try to see how near death
he can come. If small bows
and big men want to stop
smoking cigarettes they can
stop it. You can break
yourself of most any habit.
You can break yourself of
paying too much for goods
BY stopping it.
What's the use of our
telling you how? You know
but you hate to wear goods
that cost little money! you'd
rather pay 15 or 90 per
cent. more for the same
goods-by buying them in
the city-ordering from
some big merchant.
GET DOWN TO BUSINESS.
some more, buy your goods
from us, people who you
know will give you your
moneys worth or your
money back.
New Spring Suits FOR
MEN S7.5O-elegant STYLES
brown plaids, all wool, fresh
from the ovens. Spring Dress
Goods for ladies' and misses
at 379c. per yard worth 6Oc.
Organdies, French Dimities,
Lawns, etc, 94 to 1Oc. per
yard worth S5 TO 15c. Prove
our assertion by testing these
goods.
HARRISON &
Gillespie Bros.
1855 GGGGCE EGEEEGE -
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-05-21

I'm this city, once the focus of a
mighty contest of arms, girded round
with mounds like these, as time gives
opportunity, there will rise monu
ments in public highway and on hill
top to bear to generations to come
signs and stories of the noble past
But the circle of Confederate memo
rials will not be complete until some
hand shall erect a monument TO Con
federate women. Yet / know mol
who could execute that task, as ]
know not who who would be willing
to conlribate. The artist engaged
to carry out SIch work would
realize that art Dad reached its limi
Daily camera., 1897-05-05
New Mining Companies.

Articles Incorporating the following
companies were yesterday filed in the
secretary of states Office:
The Adn Tunnel company. capital
stock, 100000; Arapahoe and Boulder
counties and elsewhere; Offices in Den.
yer; incorporates. H. A. Hendrlckson.
w. L. Crisman, Louis Sendker and
others.
The Wood Mountain Mining. Milling
and Tunneling company, capital stock.
100000; location, Boulder and other
counties; offices in Boulder; incorpor
ators. John A. Teagarden, George NJ
Gray, ]. D. Fife.
The Dew Drop Mill company, capital
stock, sI5o,ooo; location. Arapahoe, Boul
der and other counties; off ices in Denver
incorporators. H. A. Hendrickson, w. L.
Crisman, Louis Sendker and others.
Daily camera., 1897-05-05
HUNDREDS MISSING.
The Great Paris Confiagration Increases
Its Tales of Horror.

The Great Paris Conf1agration Increases
Its Tales of Horror.
Paris, France. May 5-Paris did not go
to bed last night. but thronged the streets
in awe-stricken groups. The people for
got to dine and sleep and the theatres
are deserted. The prefect of police es.
Inmates the number of killed and injured
at $780, though many may be heard from
that are now missing.
The majority of the missing are
women, and in most cases from the noble
and royal families. The fact that these
ladies, protected throughout their lives
from every hardship, are now the VIC
tins of such disaster appeals Strongly
to the French imagination and the city
stands appalled,.
At 10 a. IN. today. 81 had been identi
fed. and there were "a others still uni
Identified and unclaimed. There are
still great numbers in the ruins, many of
whom are so badly mutilated that all
semblance to human beings are Destroy
ed. The workmen are engaged in
searching the ruins and great numbers
of relatives and friends stand around
eagerly watching for the discovery of
the missing ones. The building was in a
fashionable district.
All night the streets resouhded, with
the shrieks and grcans of the afflicted
relatives and friends. Duke Valencon,
who had himself barely escaped death,
passed the night bewailing the loss of
his wife, who is still missing. This morn
ing her wedding ring and watch were
found among the ruins, but no body has
been found which has been identified as
hers.
Large lists of the dead and wounded
have been made out.