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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05

pushing for a combined rail and wa
ter route through Persia and the In
dian ecean seems TO Justify a study
81 the rapidly developing Industries
~ that great nation. whose contlgu-
Gus ares exceeds that OF any other
country In the world, and whose
population Is only exceeded by that
81 China and the British Empire,
Discussing the question OF RUS
sia'a trade relations 60 the vast Or
iental market. Ia which the people
OF the United States now feel cspe-
ciat interest the report calls atten-
ton Go the fact that Russia, like the
United states, has such variety uf
soil. climate aud minerals that abe II
able 10 produce within her own boz
ders large proportion Of the neese-
stiles and comforts 81 life. Corn.
wheat. barley and rye furnish an am.
pie supply 81 hrcadntuffs, vast
stock growing areas produce cattle.
horses. hogs. rhccp. wool. hides and
meats In abundance. beet sugar II
produced IN great quantities. hemp
and other nher plants flourish In
certain Provinces cotton IL success
fully grown IN the extFcfne south.
virgin forests promise an enormous
lumber supply. coai. trnn and other
minerals required for manufactures
are believed - be abundant. and her
mineral oil Il - plentiful and cheap
that Il Is freely used Tor fuel. and Is
also becoming a serious competitor
with our own In the markets Of Asia
and Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following deeds were filed for
record in the auditors Office satur-
day;
Patrick Welsh TO Patrick Brown.
lot /. blk %. Renton al. lots and 22,
blk I. Madison street al. tot 10, blk 1,
HIn watha park. April -. 1896, 81.
Admr Of estate Of Henry l.. Ycsler,
dcd. 10 Mary NJ. Miller. n ~ II OTIS
and 6. blk 10, Maynarl'a plat, May
%. 20 correct deed vol 20s. . $50
Thomas s. Emery ct TX to Minna
Butzke. lot IL. blk s. Iiilton's ad.
May q. $3.50.
u. q. patent 10 Charles l.. Smith,
nwi4 sec 20. 70 20. 8. Dec. ~ 1898
l.. w. Nelson 81 ux 10 w r. Camp
ben. tract q. Aiki Point. June B. $3.50
Same TO Charles W. Latham, tract
8, Aid Point. June 2. 1915.
Mary s.. Monart and hush. y. J., 10
Carrie q. ~. sorenson. lot s blk ..
raIrvlew Homestead Assn, June 3.
$500
Il. &. patent to George a, Van Ara-
dali. lots 2, 4 and eia swh, sec ~. ~
q, 7. April 10, 1892
George A. Van Aradali II ux, to g.
A. Carr. lot 3. sec Is tp "a, Z, May
10. 81.
Charles y. Hayes to r. ~. Folsom.
seA swL nwh, sec 2s, tp n, r 4. Dec.
10. 1897, 81.
Lake view Cemetery Assn. TO A. r.
Haas. VIZ lot 7i2. Lake View GENET
cry. May is. $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05
Will Again March
to Washington.
An ARMY OF SOVEREIGN CITIZEN
The Old Associate OF cosey Is
Pushing a Warfare Against
the Trusts.

WICHITA. Kan. June g. - Cart
Browne. who nrHt attracted public
attention tn 1894 by organising an
army Of the ''unempiayed. com.
mcnweal marchinE az the head
thereof 10 Washington. setting into
trouble ON the way. and into more In
the capitol BY not keeping OF tho
erass." has come 60 the surface
again. lie has a similar project.
ushlch. with the fruits OF experience.
hc thinks will insect with signal sue
GEES. Ills aim thia time IL 10 throttle
the trusts and to attain u IL oreaH-
.Eiak a new political party. bearing
the name OF Sovereign CitiHens Of
the United States ef America
Ills home. he says. H. in CaiistoEa.
Cat. but for the present u IL In his
itttIe covered wagon. which IL paint.
ed Co resemble a log cabin. similar
TO that tn The Uncle Tom parades.
~. 10 touring the West IN the inter.
est II hts nsw PARTY. and Tor the
PAST 10 days has heen IN Kansas.
lie }. accompanied By his wife. Who
- daughter OF 'tieperai" cuxsy
lie holds street meetings, Eiyins Ice
lures on trusts. free silver. and anti
expansion. after which hs proceeds 90
organise the club 10 feed ais polite
al farty. lie affects frprtier dress.
wearing oxeralis. n leather boa with
frSngs. high top boots. and huEn
sioueh hat lie eesen illustrates his
talks with rough cartoons and draw.
lnws. on hand. ON wrapping paper
hung on the side of hsH wagon. lie
says Of bis project
Il have been Organising tho Sow
erfEn citissns' aHEenE the farmers
sor two years. I have bfen In seven
states ard territories. AMI can give
the names % prominent citizrnn
throughout the Union " no have Civ
su financial aid willingly. ! have
been s~crcs in this work. 20 put u
on a SURF foundation esfese letting
the general public know my plans.
The Demands Of this neW party arr
few in number. ard shall be present
ed TO congr~ss by this army % Gov
ervisn Citirenn The idea is 10
march 90 washington "a a petition
on foot against trusts. 90 impress on
congress the popular Indignation
against the refreshments ~ these
monsters on the rights Of the peo-
pie
Tn. plan {. entirely my own.
Mr.. Corey 10 not party 60 ~. a
great many wiii any that ] cannot
10 ~. but they said the same when
organised my first march. know
how 60 profit by experience. and this
slli accomplish more than the Ara
! tsave secured a farm near Wasn.
tnKson. on which the army vii
camp. Th~r~ viii be no violence. NJ
tawie.snsss. or anything borississw
on revolution. The provisioning n
ihs army has received firsi eons.d
Grafton. TIE farmers. who are great
.ufTersr. firm che trusts. ~isi 10
that. A busasl II wheat from small
per cent. Of them will. In shs tmprss-
sion made on congress. amply repay
every ore. They are thoroughly
alive 60 this plan and are more than
willing to assist"
Wichita. Kan. has been selected as
the place for the mobilization % che
=. c. Of A. when u starts on lie mis-
xionnFy Journey 20 the national cap
itai.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05
WHERE Is ELLIS
THE ENGINEER ?

Advicss received from wranEei
announce the mysterious disappear
ance from there. on the evening ~
May -. % J. G. Ellis. chief engineer
Of the tug Golden Gate. He vas
not found to be missing until the
next morning. whca he failesi to re-
port for duty. II was then thought
that he had gone TO skaGwEy. and
Ia. Golden Gate awaited the arrival
Of the steamer orizaba from there.
which brought the news that Eliis
had not been 81 Sksgssay. Search
was then Instituted for the missing
man. but without success. and u was
supposed that he fell overheard in
some manner and was drowned. Ell
IL resided In San Francisco. where
he was a member OF the Engineers
association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05
Tho chicsgo's New Boilers

WASHINGTON. u. c. June -
a report received al the navy de-
parfment from the cruiser chicssso.
usx on hrr trip around the world.
tesilnes 70 the favorable results OBJ
iained from the now water tube boil
ers with which the ChieaeQ waa ut
ted at the time u her Rcncrai over
hauling and remoisilnE. This y the
nrEf time that this style 81 boiler
has been ussd on sarship 81 the
slae aud type ~ the Chicago and the
favsrn BILE report a. to their adhpia-
hHity faf vessels u her class giveS
great satisfaction 10 the engineering
officials Of the department.. The vcs-
eel was run for a week on those boil
eru without bringing into service her
four aid-atyle boilers. and an aver
age 81 between ten and twelve knots
per hour was made during the time
In apite 81 rough weather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05

The terrible news Of suffering and
death upon The so-csliei Edmonton
trail. brought down to Victoria last
Saturday morning by the steamship
Danube. ard exclusively wired 10 the
Star. has been followed BY accounts
In the morning papers Of Seattle and
Tacoma giving some further details
Of the disasters which overlook -
many OF the unforsunates who tried
20 reach the yukon gold diwxings BY
the impracticabie overland route
The Canadian authorities are GER
tAlniy blarneworthy for failing tn
warn prospectors and miners asainss
attempting to 80 north over the Ed
monitor trail. which has never been
IN . condition 90 traverse with pack
animals. The '-sii-Canadsan route"
10 the Yukon IL grue-orns with the
bodies of human beings. who perish
ed miserably from starvation and
ecurvy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05
THE GROWTH
OF RUSSIA

WASHINGTON. ID. c., June s.
Russia's trade. the Trans Siberian
railway and their relation to the
trade OF the Orient in competition
with the United States are elaborate
~ discussed In the current number OF
the Summary of Commerce and Fin
ance, just prepared by the treasury
bureau OF statistics.
The fact that the Trans Siberian
road. which VIII bring the products
of Rusma's fields. forest and factor
les 20 the doors OF China. In nearing
completion. anu that Russia Is also
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05

rnvrc are now building FOR the
uustci states navy eight irst-elass
eattlc-ships and four monitors. The
battlerhips are the Kentucky and
kearsarwc. authorised In iSaa. the
Alabama. Wisconsin. ana Illinois,
authorised In isss. The kearsarge
and Kentucky will be In commission
this winter. the Alabama, Wisconsin.
and iHlncls In pecembcr 1900. and
the Maine. Ohio. and Missouri tn the
winter % iao2. Each % these battle
ship, will be larger than the Iowa.
hvc Of them having a displacement
% u.ssS tons each. and three a dis
placement OF is.s tons each.
The four NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Con-
nsctlcut. Florida. and wyoming-are
20 have a displacement % aioo tons
each. Each viii carry two is-lncA
Eune and four t-inch guns. The eight
batticships viii carry. all told. TWEEN
~ is-tnch guns. twelve i2-ineh guns.
twenty eight s-lnch. and ninety g.
inch guns. TO say nothing VI the
lighter guns in the secondAry bat
teries
In this new navy We have twelve
vessels with an aggregate displaee-
ment % ios.kes tons. carrying ia
heavy guns. all % improved models
and with all the modern appliances
- 10 rapid IRE armament and
smokcicss powder. The ts.ineh guns
carried by the Maine. ohio. and
Missouri win be Of great length and
will have a muszle energy of ss,eoo
foot tons. as against the zS.sss foot
tons Of the is-inch guns q the iowa.
The rSpsd-fire s-Inch guns will have
1000 foot tone energy. az against the
s2os foot tons OF the s-tnch guns now
In use II 10 estimated that the i'm
proved ordnance viii represent In
musrle energy an Increase Of nearly
100 per cert over the old weapons,
In war power. In measurement by
tors. IN effectiveness. the navy now
building for the United States Ia
stronger than our present fiest q
battic~hips and armored cruisers BY
- per cent. and tt 10 Infinitely
stronger than was the whole Of our
navy Of ten years ago. Later u viii
Be increased by the three batticshIps.
three armoret cruisers. and six pro
tecs~d cruisers provided for In the
last hours OF the nifty agth congress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05
Religious Notes.

There are now 10 vacant places Ia
the College Of Cardinals.
ports more than a.ooo.ooo names on
lss rplia.
The Anglican Bishop % Labrador
says that bis dioccse extends 20 the
North Pole.
some OF the Western and Southern
churches are taking action against
liquor selling by excluding members
who are In any way connected with
that business.
The number OF ministerial Grimes
IL rapidly increasing We hesitate 20
say IL. because OF tho u~c made OF Il
By malignant opponents oe religion.
but II IL undeaiahi~. and the rate Of
progress Is rap.s.-Chris,ian Advo-
cate.
lit ~ wise to capture the foreign
sra for Christ" exclainsa the Chris
tian Advocate. "a lady frorn the
mining country In Pennsylvania says
that 1890 miners. all foreigners. have
been won over recently to the MGR
mon faith This has stirred my in
,er~st in home mission work" she
adds"
In British work on the Drink
Problem" just published. " n stat.
ed that In Guinness q Co. tbrewerpl
there are. among the shareholders.
f7s persons bearing the title Of
Rev and that they include
bishops. deans. srchdeacons. and
canous. In four other companies
there are la who are designated
Rev"
on June the Trappist Monks at
Gethsemane, KY. ~fi celebrate their
golden JUBILEE. Manager Martiuclli.
the Papai delegate. will be the eeie-
brant at Pontlfcai mass. and besides
numerous archbtshops from nil over
the United States there will be In
attendance all the shbofs Of the va
rious monasfertes In this country.
Joan Of Arc. In anticipation Of her
ean0nizatt1n. In performing miracles
In France. A young alHatian nun
who had been unable TO aAsimilate
solld food for months. after praying
70 her. arose. made up her bed. and
ate a hearty meal. So the Tablet
reports. Three authenticated mir
aciss are needed to enable the Pope
to pronounce her saint.
The vigorous crusade OF the Cath
oibc Total Abstinence union for the
last four years against the Benedic-
tine Brothers OF St Nlncent's mon
astery Ira Weatmoreiand County. Pa.
has had Il effect. a few days ago.
when the license year expired. the
brothers failed to apply for a renew
NJ Of their license. From ts0. 1000 to
$4,000 worth Of beer Of excellent
quality was annually brewed by
them and sold 20 the retail trade.
The large majority Of Russians Of
the orthodox faith viii not pass a
church or shrine In the street with
out uncovering their heads and
crossing themselves. Travellers have
seen intoxicated men who were stag
gerinR along observe thas ceremony.
and In the case Of those who were
too helpiessly fuddled 20 walk home,
the friend or relative who has ac-
companied n tlpsy compaiion In a
sledge or drosky has. while holding
him In the vehicle with one hand,
performed for him the Sign Of the
cross with the other. when passing
sacred place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05

The Countess de casreilane. FORM
eriy Miss Gould. made a most de-
psorAbie spectacle Of herself yestsr-
day In Paris. when she espouaei the
cause OF tho Royaiist rioters and
marcb~d up and down at the head
OF party Of the xouldbe revolution
lists. shouting ''vlye farmeei" It
seems incredsbl. tina; a woman born
and bred In America. one moreover.
who owes 90 her country's liberal
laws and fostering protection that
ample fortune which she now enjoys
should be guilty OF assalllng free in
situations In another country. and at
tempting to overthrow liberty Ia
favor Of rnonarchioai tyranny. II IL
safe to say that the countess will
hear sognething from Anserica very
soon that Will net natter her vanity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05

There ~ a winsorne feeling Of
warnness about the June atmos-
phere this afternoon that causes
panss OF keen regret over the slop-
pIness Of Sunday. The Fremont
tionary symptoms IL summer are
abou; us. and with the budding OF
the roses comes tripping along the
summer girl. respondent In the glory
Of brilliant coIorS. with the aurora
boreaHs wreathed arttaticaliy about
her straw hat. Truly. the aceiana-
ton Of the people is gladstone that
the long enduring wetncss Of things
- about TO be followed by the days
of dusty dryness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05

A passport. Dewey button. and
plenty OF cash are the three things
needed nowadays for an American
to travel in comfort through Europe.
The button IL more eloquent In its
appeal for respect TO the foreigner
than any other tafisman that could
possibly be Invented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05

Tyndalls plan Of purifying water
by means Of electric currents has
been tried successfully In the Brugcs
canal I'm Belgium. After being sub
jected 70 a current Of 1000 volts. the
water became pure and palatable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

The Belasco- Thaii company open
ei the Second week 81 their engage
ment at the Third avenue theater.
appearing In "A Social Highway
man" The performance 10 excellent
throughout. and the company h er-
pcciaily we'll cast. The bin viii be
changed THURSDAY night 20 The
FIRST Born" Friday night the bill
beng apain changed to "a Man
With a Past"
MIR. Frchman. sending his com
edy. On and on. 70 the coast. AMI
which u at the Seattle theater to-
morrow and Wednesday night. prom
.acs the excellence In every parileu-
lar that has made hts organization
the standard In America This COM
pany ~ under Mr.. Frohman's per-
>pna management. ard the same
cast WITH pr~ssnt the play here as
gave Il for leo nights at tn. Madison
square theater. New York. z. NJ.
Holland. f1tx Williams. Samuel Reed
Ralph Dclmore. James kearney. jay
wilson. E~s8e Tfftel. Margaret Cor
don. May Lambert. Anita Roths.
May 9aIiyer. Louise Douglas. and
others make up the cast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05

Pratts Orchard Addition Is all In
large bearing fruit trees, lots are
offered on special terms 10 those who
want homes. by Holman q Robinson.
1i2 Columbia street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05

Steamer state OF Washington
leaves Yesler wharf ut a. III. sun
day. Round trip 30 cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05

Tho Queen Of spain always roos
10 mass at : a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05

Within walking distance. traits Orchard
Addition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-05

some Of the Western and Southern
churches are taking action against
liquor selling by excluding members
who are In any way connected with
that business
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-02-24
School Exhibition

Mr. Sidney j. Browns school at Tin
Top closed last Tuesday evening with
a hne EXHIBITION, consisting OF dresses
songs, dialogues, tableaux, etc. MIR. II
l.. brown made an address. The puniIs
d the school taking part in the exercises
acquitted themselves well. The enter.
tainment seems to have been principally
prohibition contest for q medal. which
was won by Miss Eta Hartman. and de-
livered by Mrs. Laura b. GrosecIoso
Inc occasion was heartily enjoyed by all
present.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-02-24
"A Moonshiner's Son"

we have received from tb,
Penn Publishing Company. ol
Philadelphia, book entitled
1.-THE Moonshiner's Son." by that
I famous writer of story
OF dialect stories, VIII Allen
Dromgole. The scene is laid in
the Cumberland mountains of East
tennessee, among the moonshiners
and poor whites" Of that lannon's
section of country. The autbor
July understands, from long study
and observation, the character
customs, and dialect of the people
OF that section of country, and in.
teiligently portrays them in this
DOCK. Those who ale fond
OF such reading, and nearly ev
cry one is, will be charmed bv If
AS you follow the son of a Tenne.
'See moonshiner throug his boyhood
TRIALS aud sufferings, to young
manhood, and fame-the pnrspit
oil the distiller by the detective
through mountain Businesses into
cover aud out agaiu-the report of
pistols, the evils of women and
chiidren--the "gander pulling and
aii--You will find entertainment
amusement and profit rarely met
WIN III such IL book. "Ihe Heart
Oh Old Hickory" and other books
oy the Same versatile writer ar.
good, perhaps, but scarcely
so popular with the masses Wa
can commend this book also 10
clear III speech aud elevating and
Inspiring in morals. lit IS heauti.
July bound, nearly 800 wages. and
sells Tor S1.25. We hone tho
Oork will be put on sale in this
town.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-02-24
BURxE's GARDEN CASUALTIES.
Three Children Die in One Day of
Pneumonia-One Burned
to Death.

Messrs- Showers, Thompson aud kits
each lost a child last week from pneu-
monia. They were all buried m one
day.
On Inst Sunday evening a little son oI
Wade Thomas. who lives on Mr.. Jno. i.
Closes farm, was burned To death. Ii
seems that the chiIds mother left the
child alone while she went 20 milk the
cows, and by some means the little fpl-
low got hold OF match and ignitcd il
setting his clothes ON fire. Before the
Games could be cxtinguished the child
was SO badly burned thas it died that
night about IL O'Clock. 1t was tive
y,ars old. -
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-02-24
Mr.. JAS Dudley, OF Graham, paid u,
a very pleasant visit on Tuesday.

MIR. Jas Dudley, OF Graham, paid US
a very pleasant visit on Tuesday.
Mr.. Jne. r. Litz was in town on court
day. The shadows have fallen heavily
across his path Oflate.
Mr.. j. M. c. Catron announces himself
n candidate, in this issue, for magistrate
in the Jacksonville district. Mr.. Catron
has been tried in this position and the
people know his work
MIR. W. A. Scott is contracting for the
bill CT lumber for his wholesale grocery
store which is to be erect,d mt Kelly.
The stone work has already been let to
Henry KInzer.
MIR. s. L. Litz, OF Graham, was here
on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Litz have
been greatly bereaved recently i'm the
death OF two bright little boys. The
[sympathies of the people are with them.
Mr.. G. j. Hale, a splendid citizen OF
Falls mills. announces himself a candI-
date for Supervisor for Clear Fork dis
trict in this issue. Ii Mr.. Hale is elected
he will do his best to ill the important
Office well
We ask the indulgence and pardon OF
our kind correspondents. From various
'auses, their letters have not appeared
n the paper, We have increased our
orce in the office, and will do better in
he future. So, don't get your back mp
and stop writing.
/ Mr. j. o. Corell, OF Tompsons yalic,
ordered the Breeders Gazette through
Shis Office OH court day. Several oth.I
eading citizens have done the same
1bing recently. We don't see how n
srmer and stock raiser can do without
this excelleL paper
4 The following commercial eyangelists
were in town court day: J. ID. Payne
". w. Brown, II. c. FOCUS, G.. d. Per
son, w. B. Malone, J. Frank urine,
and j. A. Whitiock, of Lynchburg: f.
v. w. Morriss, b. Heller, and G.. b.
hancock. OF Blueficld C. C. Whitwortl
ind Roger Martin, OF Richmond: San,
pcCorrnick. OF Bristol and of course
John Hicks, of Roanoke.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-02-24
County Court.

county Court was opened on Tuesday
'he court House--the first session
slhce tn" completion of theimprovements,
me citizens expressed themselves Ms
wen pleased with the work. although
some OF them said it did not look natur.
[a' ana they did not feel at home. The
grand jury for this term consisted Of
H. u. Peery. foremen, j. b. Painter. +
" Corell, j. B. Fuller, j. +, Nash. JAS.
Al Gillespie, S, j. Thompson, j. Meek
'h"ge and W. ID. Jones A large num-
Der OF indictments were made.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-02-24
Sad Death in Burke's Garden.
IBy Telephone TO the NEws.l

IHy HeIcphOhe 20 the NEWS.1
burke's Garden, Va, Feb 23d. 1899.
Mrs. Walker, wife of J. s. Walker. died
4ere Yesterday, of catarrh of the stom-
ach' Mrs. Walker was in the 3Sth wear
OF her age, and leaves, besides her hus-
band, SIX children to mourn their greot
Toss. Her remains will be buried ON
friday morning in the cemetary at the
church here.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-02-24
At the High School Tonight

mere VIII be an entertainment given
tonight i'll the hall oil the High School
winch promises to be an enjoyable affair
IL VIII consist OF an exhibition of Mas.
terpleces OF Art, and an oyster supper in
connection. The price of admission will
oe 20 cents, which includes oysters md
conee- The proceeds are for the benefit
OF the library fund. This entertainment
Tor obvious reasans, should be literally
patronized. Doors open from toll
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-02-24
Entertainment at Tazewell Col
lege.

The young ladies OF Tazewell College
gave an excellent entertainment last
wednesday evening, in celebration of
Washingtons birthday. The program
consisted oil music, rotations, dialogu, S
and pantomine, readings, ETC., appro-
pirate to the occasion. There was n
large crowd present upon spccial invita-
tons issued by the young ladies, and ev-
cry one pronounced the occasion Al fine
success.