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The San Francisco call., 1897-07-04
HALE'S CLOAK DEPARTMENT

LADIES FANCY STRIPED
DUCK SUITS-Neat as wax, q. so
perfect fit. full skirt, sizes 81 ID -
to 3S. On sale at Hale's, Suit
LADIES CHECK DUCK SUITS
Blazer effects. swell little o c.25
affair trimmed with white duck ID g
and small buttons At Hal.'s. Each
LADIES POLKA DOT DUCK
SUITS-A nobby outfit with q 80
cutaway jacket. ''tall or ade' ID IL
fit, very stylish. At Hale's.... Suit
A complete line of Separate skirts. fosi-
lively the best Skirts in the city for the
money.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-04

London ls not only the healthiest can
ital in the world, but is becoming health.
Ter than the great towns OF England. The
death-rate is slowly declining, the m mortal-
ity being below the average for the cor
responding period of the last ten years.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-04

LADIES' A IL L N N OUTING
SUITS-Mixed fleets. fy-front
Jacket and full, well-fittIng skirt,
seams all apl ed and cloth bound,
the most carefully made suit of them
LADIES' BROWN CLOTH COMBINA-
TION SUITS-Jacket all lined with
fancy silk, here Is a bargain, this
suit was $l6 81. For You now at
haie S.-.. ...-...... ....,.-......
LADIES' GkEEN MIXED WALKING
SUIfS-Th one-buttoned cutaway
jacket is all silk lined, a per fectly {
fitting skirt, this suit was $15. Now {
a: Hale's. 80. .......... ..............
(The above Suits are new, stylish and up-t
Altered TO perfect fit.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-04

to say: "There's always somethin' the
matter fit isn't one thing it's two." The
most common trouble resulting from over
exertion, either mentally or physically, is
constipation of the bowels, with all its at
tendant horrors.
There is no human ailment that so saps
the energies, so deadens the ambitions, as
that coming from the bowels forgetting
their vocation, or the liver only work
ing about eight hours out of the twenty
four
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the most
effectual remedy in the market. They work
upon the system easily, naturally. There
is no unpleasant nausea after taking them.
No griplng-no pain-no discomfort. They
are composed of materials that go through
the system gradually collecting all impuri-
ties and like the good little servants that
they are, disposing of them effectually.
MRS. RosANNA NJ BLISS, of Colosn o.
uego County, New York, says:
" had suffered much with dizziness some
times faintness from too much mental work
Over exertion physically caused constipation of
the bowels. tried liver pills. They gave tenn.
Porary relief Two years ago began using Dr.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. have, at intervals,
used three bottles and am now ENJOYING unir,.
terrupted good health"
Yours truly,
/Co707o,AlILLJISo>
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-04
Dupont-S street Bonds

Albert Meyer has sued City Treasurer A. C.
Widber to compel the payment of S26. $50
which he alleges is due on the coupons OF Du-
pontstreet bonds.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-04
HALE'S DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

NEW-A new line Of FANCY
POPLIN A CO U A Il ID s.
Black warps wi h fancy colored
overshot figures, AZ inches
wide, black com bined with
either cardinal. emerald. ma q.
rine, olive or brown, will be very IL
stylish. A 7-yard suit r......
NEW-A new lot of ENGLISH
MOHAIR NOV f l. L Z s.
II handsome broche effects. Al
inches wide, very newe color q,
combinations, coming fad. A u
7-yard suit for. ... .....
NEW BROCHE SUIT
INGS-B Black mohair figures
set OFF by the colored back
ground, NJ erald, cardinal,
browns, olive and marine. "A Cs
inches wide. A 7-yard suit for sD
NEW-FANCY JACQ UARD
SUITINGS-A peep at a fall
nov .lty, back figures on
highly Illuminated background, Ga
AN elegant fabric, sure to be u
fashionable. A 7-yard suit for
EXTRA SP PECIAL-The best
Offering this season in Our Dress
Goods Department, line of
fancy check suitings, worth GN
So So suit, all new, SO incnes u
VIDE. A 7-yard suit special at
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-04
HALE'S FURNISHING GOODS.

EGY PTIAN COTTON UN-
DERVESTS, Inns. Jersey ribbed
and shaped, fancy crochet edge, CSC
Price. .....,.........G Garment
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-04

The oil production of the Los Angeles dis
trict is greatly increasing under the stimulus
of the price of 81 barrel, which has been
maint tanned for some time. and another break
in prices is expected.-The Golden Cross Min
ing Company has sold thirty claims in San
Diego County to California and Salt Lake
syndicate for $1,OOO,OOO. The property in
cludes $50 stamps and has been producing
$50. 900 month net,
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-04

FIR CHI JACQUARD SILKS-B Beausi-
ful designs, full "a inches WIDE this
silk sold over our counte all season
at 75c and S5c yard. The balance as
special at............ .............
FANCY GROS DE LONDRE SILKS
Our regular dollar grade, pretty
styles to select from, 20 inch. At
Hale s. .......................
BLACK SATIN DUCHESS-An elegant
fabric for a black silk dress, extra
heavy q1ality, .3 inches wide, guar
anteed the best dye and all pure silk.
On Special sale at.
Oh ANGEA BILE TAFFETA A new
line just arrived, every color and
shade and tint, a swell one, full 19
Inches wide. This lot for ............
A SPECIAL FROM WOOLEN DRESS
GOODS-Fancy tile check suitings,
those verv swell checks so popu ar
now, as to 80 inches wide, extra
heavy, would make neat little ou:-
Ing suit, worth from SIS 25 to Sc a
suit A 7-yard suit from any line at
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-04

ARK music Tor lo-Day and To-Morrow-
Inc Golden Gate Park band will renser tba
ioilowlng programme to-day at the park, com.
mencing at M: f- - N'AA'
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-04

"ranu ro,. fantasia Of the National songs OF the.
Waltz, "Del Monte" ~. Souss
'The Celebrated NJ Minuet - ~, iheuulng
"Scenes from Faust'' L auefe et WSki
overture William Tell" - '--- '''''- 6ouIiou Ii
ra'rlotic song, zine Sword of Bunker HiIIS
Humorous fantasia "The Golden1' ~; -; Sovert
Soiree" uoh beetIeS
Patrol' The Blue and Gray" .. DaIhoSS sn,1S
Galop, ITO the Park'' '''''' '''.'-c cDaloSy
The following special programme ,rin -
rendered tomorrow Go den GATE PaTk. 10
March, ''The stars and Stripes Forever, Sons,
Recollections of the War; ''-'1Ousa 1
Guard Mount" (descriptivel . trilan6oe Ser
Descriptive, 1.-The Fire Alarmn eenoeIs
overt1re. "Semi1amide'' ''''''''' P,s D. Ees
Scenes ON Robin Hood,; ~ n; II r. @ sslnl
lntermeZZo from "CayalIeria Rnsiicon, Is hoFeh
DescTirtiye Fantasia, 'Iu a Clock StoreH Orb
4"aicn' "lhe Pride of the Navy Oregon',
-. ,...-- ....-. ...... NJ ajor G. Hunt
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-04

LADIES' EGYPTIAN COTTON UN-
DERVES1S. HNLS, a heavy Jersey o
ribbed garment, crochet neck and =
front, drawers to match. ..-...,....... Garm
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-04
STORE CLOSED
TOMORROW!
Our store will remain cIose ed all day
tomorrow, July S. Ready for busi-
ness Tuesday morning.
DOMESTIC Department.

| HEMSTITCHED PILLOWCAsES. 9
inch hem. dry-Ironed. carefully made
45x36 in. 121ac each 50x36 in... 121ac each
54x36-... ...........-... 2212c each
CROCHET SPREADS hemme1 and OEC
ready TO use. Marseiles patterns, 70
good 81 25 spread, S1xeS inches Ea ch
GENUINE MARsEILLEs SPREADS. 0I.5O
full size for double beds, hemmed, Cpl
ready to use, an elegant spread ....... Each
DAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS, white fig
ured, with border all round
S4 size. 81 Is each s. 10 size. 81 so each
q size Napkins to match .. 81 dozen
BLEACHED DAMASk NAPKINS
every thread pure linen. Napkins
you would be proud Of
2Zx 20 in. - 81 so doz 24x24 in. 80 so doz-
27s3 wards Of FINE DIMITY, pretty
little patterns for children's dresses &c
the 712c kind. The entire lot on sale ~
at ......... Yard
HEMMED SHEETS, well bleached 2
incn hem, go)d heavy and reliable,
sheets tn at wear and satsf,-
72x90 in. 45c each 90X50 in -...-. b5c each
SlX9O inches. QUO each
LACE CURTAIN Dept.
Just received line of the very latest Lace Cur
tain Novelties. Just as we'll be in style 3l2
yards long, 81 and ST. so a pair.
TINsELED DRAPERY, 80 inches wide, 1OC
pretty for mantels, bureaus, etc, "
pink, blue, green, red. Price Yard
TAPESTRY TABLE COVERS, big size.
good colors to select from
Quality No. ...,.. ........... 75c each
Heavier quality y....-...............$l 81 10 each
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-04
NEW TO-DAY.

NOWADAYS, when
Y women are trying
to do everything
it is not strange
that many TIL i n e g
are over-done. It is
not stran ge that
there are all kinds of
physical and men-
tai disturbances. If
the woman who is a
doctor, or a lawyer,
or a journalist, or in
business would not
try to be a society
woman too it might
be different; but the
woman who knows
when she has done
a days work has yet
to be born. Usually
a woman's way is to
, keep doing until she
drops.
Working in this
way has manifold
evils. AS an old
co10red Auutv used
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-04
LACE CURTAIN DEPT.

has published for free distribution book,
Hints to Prospectors. THE American Flat
Development Company, which proposed TO
extend the Sutro tunnel to American Flat, has
failed in It's negotiations with the Comstock
Tunnel Company and the Comstock mining
companies. Now plans fos tunneling from the
river at Dayton and from the Dayton mine at
Silver City are under rconsideration.-The cop
per output of the United States during the
first five months of 1897 was 900 tons, an
increase of 5000 tons over the same period of
1896. The European demand has more than
consumed the increase.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-04

HEMSTIrCHED PILLOWCASES. g
inch hem dry-Ironed, carefully made
45x36 in. 121ac each 50x36 in.. 121ac each
b4x36 6............ 221ac each
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-04

LADIES' FINE FRENCH Isle
VESTS, HNLS and HNSS, extra su- S(
perior quality, Jersey ribbed and CN
shaped, drawers to match.... -. 80. Garme
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-04

The Union Pacific. Denver and Gulf railway
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-04

POPULAR SHADES IN COTTON
HOSE FOR LADIES AND
CHILDREN, oxblood, tan, or
brown and bronze, full finish 20
ana ali SlZeS.. ...... ........... Pal
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-03-26
CASTOHIA.
The fac II
smile ~ 10 en-
'l'' q <SHZAztZ6! - s.iiE
Jackson pnd WqNinq Die.

CINCINNATI. o., March 90
Tho compromising lives of Scott
Jackson and Alonzo Walling, the
young dental students, paid the per-
atty to-day on the gallows for the
murder of the sweet faced, country
girl, Pearl Bryan, of Greencastle,
Ind, and the extinguishing at the
same time of the tiny spark of life
that had driven her to desperatio /
through fear of open shame The
scene was Fort Thomas and the
date February l 1896. The victim
was decapitated to prevent identii-
cation, and the head has never been
located. The arrests, trials icon
fessions," and general progress to
the awful sequel OF today have been
largely of the spectacular order, es
pecially the closing hours of the
tragedy this morning ia Newport,
KY
Nearly all forenoon, Walling's fate
seemed swaying in the balance, and
the 5000 people. with plentiful
sprinkling of richly uniformed mi,
iitia acting as guards. waited with
interest at highest tension for the
springing of the fatal trap or the an
nouneement of the elemency extend
ed by Governor Bradley.
Walling went to sleep at l o'clock
this morning, and slumbered un
brokenly until 6 o'clock. Jackson
slept little. From the early hour of
6 until the final announcement that
both must hang at l1:3O, the prison
ers sat at the windows of the Jail, fac.
ing the crowded court house yard.
with every appearance of unconcern.
On the galiows neither was desert
ed by the "gamepess" that has mark
ed their conduct ever since they first
posed before the public in the cele
brated tragedy. AT 1l:40Tie doub
lie trap was sprung, AID they swung
in inidair twenty minutes before the
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horrible work of strangulation was
completed.
The hour originally set was Z
o'clock, but almost as the start was
made for the gallows, Jackson make
another confession in which be
said Walling was not guilty of evil
full murder Again the Governor
was appealed to at Frankfort by
wire, jackson himself telegraphing {:
"Walling is not guilty of this crime.
but L am" Finally, Governor Brad
ley, after patient investigation Of
J"ckson's tardy attempt to save his
comrade, including long distant
telephone consultation with Judge
Helm, the trial Judge, and the a;tor
news iii the case, sealed anew the
doom Of both by declaring against
further delay. Jackson is said to
have left still another written oonfes
sion to be published or not as his
friends may see fit. The one of
Thursday, diabolically trying to shift
Il pat Of the crime on an innocent
man, both Jackson aud Walling &C
knowledged this morning to be
fake
As there was objection to the 70.
ceiving of the body of jackson for
burial in the Greencastle cemetery,
it was shipped this evening over the
Zig -Four road to his former home at
WininsOc, Me. Walling's body was
taken to Hamilton, o, by bis family
for burial.
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WALTON STOCK FARM,
Fails Mills, Va,

NIRGINIA:-In the Clerks Office of
Tazewel Circuit Court March 5, 1897,
A. NJ. Willard and w. l.. Britts. con-
tractors and builders and late part
ners in trade under the firm name and
style of Millard & Britts,
Compliments,
vs. In Chancery.
r. Pirk and Amelia Pirk, his wife, Re-
gina Feldstein, James S. Browning.
w. w. French, trustee, and the Balti.
more Building and Loan Association
of Baltimore city, corporation,
Defendants.
The object of this suit is to enforce
the lien of a judgment against f. Pirk
for $4,000 with interest from 10th SEN
TENDER, 1892, and 81. so costs at law and
to subject TO the payment of said judg-
ment certain lots of land mentioned in
the bill, and 10 set aside as fraudulent
certain conyeyances made by F. Pirk to
Regina Fedstein and Amelia Pirk.
which conveyances are described In the
bill: And it appearing from affidavit
on file In said Office that Regina Field
stein is a NONRESIDENT of the State of
Virginia, it is ordered that she appear
here within fifteen days after due pub
LEGATION of this order and do what is
necessary to protect her interest in this
suit, and that copies hereof be publish
ed and posted as prescribed by law.
A cOpy-Teste:
H. BANE HARTMAN. Clerk.
Chapman & Gillespie. p. q. s-5-4t
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many of whom are protesting Chris
tians refrain FROM dealing IN com
nodities which are SO detremental
to the highest welfare of the com
rnuniiy. Can they handle SUCH, wit
ness their dreadful fruits. yet witbal
keep a good conscience?
Finally. Let church workers and
ministers of tue Gospel use their in
fuence for the abatement al d speedy
suppression of uuisances which mill
tates against the welfare, patriotism
and moral standing of the communi
ty.
REV. L. MowBRAY
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-03-26

of lower duties, / do not look for
the passage Of the bill 10y the
Senate earlier than the first of
July"
The Supreme Court of the United
States, by Il majority decision, de
cided that the agreement Of the
Trans Missouri Freight Associa
ton TO maintain rates was viola
ton of the anti trust law of 1890.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-03-26

Money is a thing of the past al,
most among the people, Where is ita
Tue farmers work harder aud are
more economical than ever before
the sunshine and rain are with ia
just the same-the seasons come and
30 as they always have done, and yea
we are as people almost bankrupt,
while few individuals have concen-
irated the millions that should be i'm
circulation. These are barefaced
facts Lay down your political pref
udices and think, but don't open
your mouth, or you are an anarchist
and a fcoi and trying to destroy or
der and government.-BristoI Times.
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Glve Them a Clear Course.


The Dingiey tariff DILL, which
Congress was called in extra session
to fasten upon the country, was re-
ported IN the House yesterday. and
a resolution providing for it's consid
Grafton aud for vote on its passage
being taken on the afternoon of
March 3lst, was passed-yeas, IO7,
nays, 1872.
Apropos of this cut and-dried pro.
ceeding, we notice that the Provi
dence OR II Journal, which is one
of the ablest Republican papers in
New England. handles the new ad
ministration s policy without gloves.
That policy, as enunciated in Presi
dent NeKnley's first message to
Congress, Is, says the Journal, an
error, whether from the point Of
view of the national interest. or from
the point of view of party expedien-
cy. 1t will not, adds our Province
contemporary, give us the national
prosperity for which the country is
waiting, and it ri imperil the for
tunes of the Republican party at tho
very first election that is held after
the programme shall have been car
ried out.
The Journal then says that "hav
ing compelled the people for years to
buy in the dearest markets and sell
IN the cheapest markets. until they
are desperate in their grievances, the
Republicans now undertake to make
them buy in still dearer markets, TO
put further barriers in the way of
their selling in better markets. and
to leave untouched the other condi.
tions hostile to national prosperity"
BY the other conditions hostile to
natural prosperity the Journal
means the financial question, and we
agree with it thoroughly in its state
meut that the Forcing upon the coun.
rory OF McKinleyism, the operations
of which 1t so aptly describes, TO the
exclusion of all other Legislation, is
one of the most humiliating com
ments ever made upon American
craftsmanship, But as it is evident
that nothing can prevent the party
in power from finally reaching the
goal to which it is riding, it is hoped
that neither the influence of such
papers as the Journal nor the Demo
Gratis In Congress will delay the fin
ish of the race. TIE quicker the
goal is reached, the better it will be
for the country. the sooner the
country begins to appreciate fully
the delusiveness of the promised
prosperity, the perfidy of the Repub
lican party touching the currency
1NSSbAObs uhNA NiIC lttCS NutJ tic 1fllR
ley bill is an assessment of taxes up
on the masses to pay the Mckinley
Hanna campaign debt of gratitude
to certain interests, the sooner Will
come that reaction, through which
alone we can hope for permanent
business and industrial develope
ment; the sooner will come to those
Democrats who were deluded III the
last election into aiding the Republi-
can party, the realization that only
by returning to the house of their
fathers aud sitting in calm council
with their brothers can they expect
to secure financial acknowledgement.
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FOUNDING MILL. VA.
REV. 7. NowBRAY

The wind which began last night
at twelve with rain, still continues
to day at noon with splits Of snow
occasionally.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Munley bur,
led their little son yesterday at 4
p. m, aged 2 weeks, and weighed
about two pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. A. Ryley yiSi-
ted their parents, Mr. aud Mrs.
b. Ryley ut Gap Store recently.
Mr.. w. b. Steele went to Taze-
well court day,
Mrs. j. Marion Mcclure, of Ce-
dar Bluff, spent Saturday with
her daughtep, Mrs. w. b. Steele.
Dir. G. White sold his farm to
MIR. JnO. Lam bert last week and
bought house and lot of w. b.
Steele N Co. near the depot.
Mr.. G. p. Williams did some
surveying at Steelsburg last Mon
day.
Mr.. Bill A2bury, the aged faith
er in-law of orr townSman. Mr..
JAS. Osborne, Still remains quite
i'll.
Mr.. JAS. Barnes has almost COM
pleted his new dwelling on the lot
recently purchased of Miss Re
becca Davis.
Mrs. Nancy and Miss Rcbccca
Davis have been visiting relatives
Mt Ionaker since Sunday.
The following drummers stopp-
eel in town last week: Hodges,
Peck, Long, King and others.
Mr.. Wood and brother and Mr..
Ofiat loaded several cars of lum-
Der last week bought from McsSrs.
McCorkle and Monger.
Mrs. w. w. Osborne and chill.
dren are spending some time with
friends in w. Va.
Section foreman, 7. II, Bryant
is working S hands since the re-
cent rains.
Rev. PRESLEY preached at this
place last Sunday afternoon at 3
O'Clock on the subject obcdedience,
and did himS, If justice consider
ing that he had no dinner, he hav
ing been with Brother Shpfley at
Maxwell aud owing TO Brother
Sheffey's long sermon he had no
time to partake Of refreshments
and meet his appointment on
time. Rev. j. II. Gillespie preach.
ed at night.
Mrs. Harve Young whose life
was despaired of last week is out
again.
Miss Mary McGraw spent most
of last week here with her sister
Mrs. Lon Edmunds.
Mrs. N, NJ. HankinS spent Sun.
day afternoon with friends.
Considerable moving is going
on in the vicinity.
MeSSrs. w. B. Steel" and Il, H..
Bryant were initiated Into the or
der of Odd Fellows Saturday night
before last at RicblandS. MeSSrs.
II. NJ. Sparks aud JAS. White at
tended the lodge last Saturday
as usual.
MeSSrS. Toby Sparks, Will White
and sister Miss Ethel went to Max
well Saturday and heard Brotb her
Shelley Oh Sunday.
Mr.. Il. ii. BryantS little daqgbt.
er Maud Vesta has heen nuite i'll
the past week with whoopiu q
cough, bus it is cOnvaIescent,
=. NJ. Alder spent Sunday With
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-03-26
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA sALvE.

HE BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt
hheam, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains. Corns and all
SKIN Eruptions, and positively cures
Fiies' or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed {" give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents
per box For sac b; A. r. Han,
grave.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-03-26

WANTED-SEVERAL FAITHFUL,
W menor women to travel for res pom
sible established house in Virginia. Sal
airy $3.50, payable SIS weekly and ex-
penses. Position permanent. Refer
ence. Enclose seIf-addressed stamped
envelope. The National, Star Building,
Chicago.
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WHAT TO DO,

There is comfort in the knowledge So
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