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Willmar tribune., 1899-07-05

not1st by a lalt koppy of the Gaz-
EFT thet Henry Feig hes so fur rekov-
erd from the shok given him last fawl
es to be abel to talk his pen in his
hand and ask hoal lot of kwestyuns.
But was offely sorry thet I koodent
hev the pleshewr of heerin' him poar
owt thoas saim kwestyuns oarelly.
His remarks look koald and tain
when thay apeer in print. Henry's
strongest pint is his throte, no matter
which direkshun it wurks. I missd
the thunderin' rore and the pro-
jekted, glowerin' fails thet maik Henry
sech a piktewresk orritor. If he he'd
advurtizd thet he wud deliver thoas
kwestyuns from the staij of owr ely
CANT oppery house he wud hev he'd a
larj awdyens, and it wud hev amewsd
the peepel lots moar then the simpel
reedin' of them kood do.
But at enny rait I was glad to see
it. 1t shoad thet Henry haddent gon
kleer back on us, as I feerd when he
left the kownty. It. awlso shoad thet,
awltho he kant forgiv Nelson and
Grue for beetin' him and his pard, he
hes partly forgiven the peepel, and is
willin' to shoa them what a CRATE mis-
talk thay maid when thay diskarded
the ownly genewin statesman ever pro-
dewsd in this kownty. Itgivs US hoap
thet he may repent entirely of his de-
sishun to turn his back on US, and
may return to us wOns moar. It wud
jest tikkel me awlmost to deth if he did,
bekaws otherways the republicans
mite put up sum man thet the peepel
hev a littel kon6dens In, and then we
wuddent hev seoh a waukaway as we
he'd last fawl. Thare aint nothin' like
hevin' a plaidowt pollytishan at the
he'd of the oppoasin' tikket, Henry is
deaply in luv with himself, but he
halnt got rivels enutf to maik him
daingerus.
Thare ar other reesuns why we ar
glad. The klick of folders he he'd in
this kownty hev bin lookin' es loan.
sum es lot of hens on rainey day
sins he left, and it Is wurth five sents
of most emmy mans monny to see how
thay hev britend up after readin' thet
letter. -.Thay seam to think thet the
TRIBUNE hes bin wipt off the fails of
the urth by won nifty stroak, and life
for them wud hearafter be one glorius
Foarth Of July. I like to see chearful
peepel, and am glad Mr.. Lawson hes
given them another weak to cnioy
thare dreem, befoar he walks them up.
Thare is won moar reeson why
hoap Feig will return. If he shud
stay away for good what wud bekom
of the grand sistem of spellin' sko OILS
institewted by him sum time agoa?
Thay wud be dropt, and the yewth of
owr kownty wud groa up so ignorent
thet after sum time thay mite bes ben
evidently assimylayted by the enlitend
peepel OF Chipaway, who he'd enjoyd
the blessin's of the hyer sivilizashun
brot in by Henry's spellin' skools.
No, it wont do, Fe;g! Yu hev got
to kom back! We kant aboard to
JIMMY CRICKETTs.
Willmar tribune., 1899-07-05
A Book Of the Dog.

We have received from the Asso.
ciated 'Fanciers, 400 N. Third St.,
Philadelphia, Pa, a copy of their
Dog Buyers Guide. It contains a
finely executed colored fronts piece:
we'll drawn engravings of nearly every
breed of dog, and all kinds of dog
furnishing goods. We should judge
that the book has cost a great deal
more to produce than the price asked
-l5 cents-and we would advise all OF
our urreaders, who are interested in dogs
to send for the book.
Willmar tribune., 1899-07-05
Cool, Cozy Summer Rooms.

The Ladies' Home Journal offers a
number of cash prizes for photographs
OF Ideal Rooms for Summer Living"
1tdesires pictures of any room or rooms
in the house, large or small, and the
prizes will be awarded to those which
show the coolest and contest effects in
furnishing. The pictures are for re-
production in the Journal.
Willmar tribune., 1899-07-05

JIMMY CRICK:ETTS,
Willmar tribune., 1899-07-05

A summer school for the counties of
Stearns, Benton. Sherburnc and Mile
Laos will be held at st. Cloud, begin
ming July 10th and continuing four
weeks, closing Aug. 4th. As there
will be no summer school held here
this season, a number Of the Kandiyo-
hi county teachers will probably avail
themselves of this opportunity. -
Willmar tribune., 1899-07-05
For Sale.

Out of a lot of eight horses I will
sell two-either working or driving.
They are young and the prices are
reasonable. (21-3) OLAF FERR1NG.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-02-10
GAP sroRE NOTES.

Mr.. L. NJ. DALEY, who has been
sick for some time, is reported bet
ter at this writing.
Misses Brooke Tiller and Cora
Catron spent Saturday night with
Mrs. III. H. Yost.
Quite number of candidates
passed through this place Saturday
ON their way to the debate. Among
them was DR.. Greever and III. Banc
Harmau.
Mr.. John Catron is spending this
week with his brother, w. w. Cat
ron, near Knob.
@. j. Mcneil, of Maxwell, called
at the Gap last Thursday.
Mr.. john Orabtree moved to Sink
ing Waters last week.
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La Grippe

Is again ABROAD in the land. The air
you breathe.may be full of it's fatal germsl
Don't neglect the Grip oryou will open
the door to Pneumonia and consumption and
invite death. Its sure signs are ohills with
fever, headache, dull heavy pa insmuce, ,us
discharges from the nose. sore throat and
never-let- go cough. Don't waste precious
time treating this cough with torch
es, tablets, or poor, cheap syrups. Cure it
at once with DIR. Kings New Discovery,
infallible remedy for bronchial troubles.
rt kills the disease germs, heals the lung
and prevents the dreaded alter effects
from the malady' Price 80 ct, and Sl.OO
Money back If not cured. A trial dottIe
ee at j. L. Jackson's Drug Store
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BLUES TONE.


We are having a good deal of
sickness at this pace-now mostly
lagrippo and colds.
Mr.. Hugh Bird is very un-
easy about his house. He says the
ground Is sinking around it in large
holes.
Mr.. c. A. Bane has been going to
Radford very often of late.A Charles
what is the attractionP
Mr.. S. N. Carter and Walter Ru-
BILE are gathering up all the dry
bones to make fertilizer and they
say they will thank every one if they
witt tell them where they can get a
sled load OF bones.
James Summers anil Rnfus Har-
man have bought half of the Benbow
steam threshing machine.
Mr.. j. H. Bane is having him a
fino house built near tho old camp
GROUND.
Mr.. Samuel Gill is making the red
foxes live hard. He has been in the
mountains hunting all week.
"CYoLoNE"
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NO. s
How to cure
T he GRIP
in one light.

Take hot foot bath and drink
one cup full OF hot .jinger tea; then
take one teaspoon full of Ian
DON'S OZO EXPECTORANT.
Go to bed and cover up warmly,
and get up the next morning
sound and well.
The after effects of Lin Grippe,
such us tightness of the chest,
hoarseness, and dry coughing, are
also entirely removed by the use
of LANDON'S OXO EXPECTO-
RANT According to directios. .OXO
EXPECTORANT is good alike
for young and old. If you doubt
the virtue of OZO ENPECrO.
RANT, ask those who have tried
it, or get o sample free. and try it
for yourself. a large bottle 25c.
TazeweIl Drug Go.
F. p. lANDoN PHI, G.,
FLts TnE Pngs oRprloNs"
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own tolls and sacrifice, from blood shed
foe their freedom.
"Hereditary bondsmen, know We not,
Who would be free. thems lives must
strike the blow"
This ia the way, the only wayne may
teach the Filipinos the art of governing
| themselves, but il won't do. Ii they
proceed to erect government on their
own ideas,it will probably he II bad gov
ernment, but infinitely better than ii
they had been taught of us aud had en-
deavored to initiate us. They must
work out their own salvation with fear
aud trembling; with that "rlcrnnl vigi.
lance, whiclris the price OF libc't ty.'
Besides, what suits the e-Ang 10. Saxon
mimi will not suit, and cannot suit the
Asiatic mind. We can't plan and devise
for them; they must do it for themselves
and they only. Any help we mny give
or attempt to give them, will only hint
der.
What remains? The. only thing we
cnn do for the Filipinos, the very hest
thing we can do, is to get out OF their
way and let them alone. They had al.
most accomplished their freedom before
we crossed their path. Spnin den ornl-
lied, weakened, ruinod, would not make
the attempt to conquer them. Having
ruined their oppressor, let us not 'orcc
them under our yoke. That woul.l bc
horrible. The government TINT we
would establish over them womld he
hardly better than the Spanish Govern
meht. 1t would not suit them; iley
would be restive under ii, and would
soon rebel against us.
Turn tho Eilipnos loose. aud lai them
shift for themselves. b. PURYEAR.
Madison Mills, Va. February /, 1899.
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Jubite,- and. Juno
BENBoW.


Miss Matte Lewis was visiting the
family of Mr.. c. w. George Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. Sneade Corell, who is attending
Burks Garden Academy, was visiting
home folks Sunday. ~
Rev. Mr.. Mowbray did not fill his
appointment al this place Sunday
on accouptNof bad weather. Mr..
Mowbray naSs 9ails to come without
q good exc1se.
Miss Rose Witten and Alley Gray
Buchanan were visiting Misses Lily
and Matte Bell last Saturday night
and Sunday.
Mr.. Newt. Buchanan is the proud
father of |. fine girl baby, which he
says is the prettiest thing on earth
If this be true, it must certainly
take after its moth er.
Miss Lon Gillespie and Miss Clay
tor were visiting the family of Mr.. j
o. Corell last Saturday night ani
Sunday.
Mr.. George Crabtree says ifit con.
tinues GOOD csrn shucking weathe
he thinks hp.will gel done by the irs
of MarcG.
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NTIRGINIA: In the Gle rks Office OF the
v Circuit Court for Tazewell County.
February 9th, 1899.
a. l.. Miller, Nj. j. Miller aud j w Miller part
ners; trading as a. p. Miller 81 Sons,
Complainants.
vs.. In Chancery
L. X. Surface, Mrs. l.. X. Surface and Freder-
ick NJ. Leonard, trustee,
Defendants
Tho object Of this suit is to enforce the pay
ment of the plaintiffs tEo judgements against
the said II, B. Surface and Mrs. l.. X Surface,
one for the sum of S2G.l0. with interest from the
14th day of August 1897. and :l.10 costs; and the
other one for the sum of $5l.40, with interest
from the same date, and to subject to the pay
ment thereof the house and lot or the said L. X .
Surface, in the town of Graham. Va. And it
appearing from Affidavit on file in said Office
that Frederick NJ. Leonard, Trustee, is a nom
resident Of the State of Virginia, it is ordered
that he appear 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 published and posted as
prescribed by law.
Copy Test:
H. 4@t II. BANE HARMAN, Clerk,
HICkS}&.WILLIAMS, I. o.
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TazewelA College,
TAZEWELl-, VA.
Good Littlo Farms.

56 acres, . miles from Inzcwell,
good orchards house &c. Cheap ut
SS50.00
10 acres = miles from town, good
housc-whcat crop on place. Cheap
4, IL y.
9 ncrcS, 4 miles from town, two
log hnuseS, well timbcrel and
wutcrcd. Cheap ~ 5000.
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So much misery and so many deaths have
been caused by the Grip. that every one
should know whit a Wonderful remedy
qor this malady is found in DIR. King
New Discovery. That ditressing stub
born cough, inflames your throt, robs
you OF sleep, weakens your system and
paves the way for consumption /. quickly
stopped by this matchless cure. if you
have chills and fever, pain in the back of
the head, soreness in bones and mucles
sole throat and that cou5h that grips your
threat like vice. you need DIR. Kings
New Discovery to cure your grip, and
prevent pneumonia or Consumdtion.
Price 80 cts and Sl.oO. Money back IL not
cured. A trial bottle free at D. E. jackson.
Drug Store.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-02-10
Taking Dispositions in Walker
Rhea Contest in Scott County

Taking Dispositions in Walker
Rhea Contest in Scott County
Gate City, Va. Feb. 4.-The evidence
in the Walker -Rhea contest drags wear
lily along. The testimony of some of
the witnesses is really amusing 1t is
apparent they want to say what they
can for General Walker, yet are afraid
they will say something injurious to
his cause. The Democrats are getting
the best of the fight. Judge R, r. Kane
is attorney for Judge Rhea and is exam
lining Walkers witnesses very closely,
pulling much from them that they
would rather not tell 1t does not seem
that the contest here will amount to
much, if anything.-Ex.
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HAMiLTON'S STATEMENT.
Why He Appears as Counsel
Against Walker.

Against Walker.
The taking of dispositions in III
Wnlker-Rhea contested election case ia
still in progress at the Fowler building
and is likely to continue for some time
So far 70 have been examined, fivt or
six of whom were in the stand yeste-
day. The line of testimony has been
to show that the electoral board APP
pointed registrar who did not COM
ply with his oath, and to show also who
voted for Walker = But all the with ss.
es yet examined On that point have a.
ed that they believe Mr.. Stone discharg-
ed his duty in accordance with the re-
quirements of his onth as an official
Several of the witnesses examin d
who voted for Walker. have been prov
ed to be non-residents and illegal voters.
In the opinion of we'll informed citi-
zens, Mr. Walker will not be able TO
Much comment and speculation have
benc INDUCED in as to why attorney w
S. Hamilton is appearing as counsel
against Walker in his contest for Judge
Rhea s seat in Congress. A Tribune re-
porter has taken the trouble to investi-
gate the matter, and finds that the fo.-
lowing statement in substance was made
by Mr. Hamilton when he appeared in
the case as counsel: That while he was
opposed to Judge Rhea. he believes him
to have been honestly and fairly elect
ed; and that Gen. James A. Walker, has
attempted to blacken the character of
some of the citizens of Bristol whom he
knows to be men of honor end integri-
ty; and that he, therefore, volunteered
bis services, insofar rs Judge Rhea is
concerned, to protect these citizens
against the yillainous assault of Walker.
That he had done 80 without any con-
sideration from or consultation with
Judge Rhea and without any expecta-
tion of reward from him. That he had
refused fec from Walker, the contes-
tant, or his agent. This latter state.
ment was denied by one of the counsel
for the contestant, and the denial was
bitterly denounced as untrue by Mr..
Hamilton at the time, who said that if
the counsel for the contestant made his
denial on his own authority he was as
foul liar as Walker is politician.
Mr.. Hamilton further said that he was
willing to give his service without com
pens"tion to his friends, and to protect
the citizens of Bristol against what he
knew to be false and slanderous charge s
made against Them by Waiker-Bristol
Tribune.
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TAZEWELL COLLEGE
1jK NORMAL "a
Y COURSE Y
OUR AIM is

10 supply schools WITH we'll
qualified teachers.
TO give thorough and aggressive
instruction in every public
school branch.
10 review Arithmetic, Grammar,
Geography, Physiology, His
try, etc.
To deliver II series OF lectures on
Theory and Practice of teach
ing, School Management, and
kindred subjects.
To have regular Model Drl
classes.
Students may enter at any time,
aud will be charged tuition mt tho
regular College rates.
For information, write to
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALv.

The BEST SALvE in the world for
Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
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HERE AND THERE.
Interesting News From Differ
ent Parts of the County.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
PAINT LICK.
MuG and rain! Rain and mud.

MuG and rain! Rain and mud.
After an absence of several weeks
we will tryto give the news from
here again.
Mr.. j. A. Repass visited home
folks at Cedar Bluff Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Ward spent Saturday
night with Mrs. Mary Brown.
! Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Ascue enter
tanned number of young people at
their home last Friday night, whore
they tipped the fantastic toe until
3 o'clock in the morning. and after
thanking their kind host and hostess
for the pleasant evening spent, the
following left for their respective
homes: Misses Mollie McGraw,
Myrta Duff, Georgia Fenell, Eva
White, Sallie Steele, Becca Ascue,
Minnie White, Emily. Ascue, May
Taylor, Nell Ascue. Messrs. Joe
Gillespie, Jno. and Will McGraw,
Ross Thompson, Will Witt, Andy
Lane, Will White, Henry Duff, For
est Ferrell and Will Steele
Mrs. Balfour White, who has been
suffering for several days with la
Grippe, is now improving.
Blair Harris house was burned
last Thursday night with all his fur
niture, he and his family barely es-
Gaping.
Jim Harris, of the Belfast Mills,
was at Paint Lick on business last
Monday.
H. A. White and family left for
their new home at Glade Spring
Monday. Mr.. White was good
citizen and we regret very much to
see him leave.
Wonder what has become of the
Cedar Bluff correspondent 2 But
guess it is the same old song gone to
Florida again. Did that remind him
of the,srange he promised us7 Why
not Aand it the 14th of February7 If
we are just country cousins we enjoy
eating oranges any time.
The following letter was received
by young lady not long since and
we send it, with her permission, for
publication
Dec. 30. 98
DERE FREND-I hav thot for some
time OF riteing to you so to mite
finds ME tryin TO rite you it wood
bea great plesuro to me to correspond
with you, but 1t wood DO moro pies
ure foe me to see you l would like
more to see you than any body els
in Virginia Well Miss-how have
you been Citing along sens l loft
Virginia now miss-I will iell you
somethin of my jorny here it was a
long ruff jorny but l got here all
right l saw heep of pretty girls bet
wene here ann Va but never saw
any as pretty as you | saw heep of
strange birds and herd a heep Of
them sing but l never herd any that
had as swee voice as you haze got
This county is level and l like it
very we'll ] can go out on the
praire and see fer long ways off
am CITING doller dsy working
for man fore miles from home and
foreteene miles from K--City
you don't know that am the best
friend YOU have got on earth do you
The sun is settin in the west and
bin riteing to the one best SO I will
close asking you to rite soon
Your friend ri
From--to Miss
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and Harness
of all styles and make.

of all styles and make.
Brides, Halters, Back Bands,
Whips, Lashes, Saddle-pockets,
Legg'ns, Lap Robes, Saddle
Blankets, Horse blankets, Horse
Collars, Collar Pads, Gig Pads,
etc. You will find most any
thing you need in riding or
driving ut my place and at
right prices. guarantee every
thing to be just as represented.
Your trade earnestly solicited.
Yours truly
w. L. DRAP ER
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-12
CUBAN BAIL WAYSTRIKE
The Engineers Surrender to the
Company.
The Killing of" soldier by Policc>
mnn stirs Up Esad Fcciin--Gen.
brooke KS,ucs Another Dccrcc-
Troops ~ Embark,
by Telegraph to virginian-Prot)

USy Telegraph to -Pilot)
Havana, April 1.-THE order of the
military administration directing that
owing TO the refusal of the first class
engineers to work, trains should be
manned by second and third class engi-
neers, in order to carry mails and gov
eminent stores broke the back of the
strike on the united railroads. To-day
trains have been running since II a. M
and all the men are now back ut their
posts.
The strikers. fearful OF losing their
jobs, surrendered to the company with
out conditions. leaving the settlement of
their demands to c. a. Johnson, the
agent for Government railroad trans
portation in Cuba.
POLICEMAN KILLS SOLDIER.
Patrick John Tighte. Company NJ,
Second Artillery. was killed by Police
man Ramon Cesar at JIlvadado, last
night. Twelve armed comrades of
Tightc, led by Private Reeves, took Ce-
sar from the police station about mid
night and beat him severely with sticks.
They did not then know TiGhte was
dead. 1t seems Tiehte had been drink
ing and caused an uproar on the train
for Elvarado. The report is that he in
suited woman, and that Policeman
Cesar dragged him Oft the train. From
that point TIE accounts differ. One
story Is that Tightc took the police
mans club and struck at him and was
then shot by the officer. Another Is that
T!Shtc ran. stumbled over the track and
was shot in tho neck by the policeman
While he lay on the ground. He died at
the military hospital three hours after
ward. and his comrades insist that it
was n case OF murder Cesar is confined
to his bed in the Jail.
Ill FEELING CAUSED.
This affair and the wounding of Con-
don on Sunday night. with several other
miner rows between the soldiers and
the police, have caused Il good deal of
i'll feeling, and the men OF both services
are threatening as to what they will do
in the event of provocation
The citizens, for the most part, take
the side of the police and the local
papers publish letters from prominent
people approving the conduct of Cesar
in shooting the American soldier under
such conditions.
BROOKE'S LATEST DECREE
General Brooke issued decree to-day
that cemeteries purchased by munich
paltics should be managed by them,
while those acquired by the church and
the municipality co-joinuy shall be
managed by the latter, the RECEIPTS 10
be devided proportionately. With re-
spcct to cemeteries exclusively owned
by he church. these are to be managed
by the church, but in respect of police
and hygiene. under the direction of the
municipal authorities. This decree ends
a lively dispute.
The steamer Havana is due at Matan-
zas next Friday 10 embark four com
panics of the Third Engineers and is
due here the following day to take
eight companies Of the Second Engi-
neers. after which she will sail for
Savannah.