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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-02-01
The Ossian Teachers Meeting.

The teachers meeting held at O->ian
Saturday, Jan. q, was well attended
aud the outlined program successfully
ca ried out.
The sentiment of the teachers as ex-
pressed pointed decidedly toward de-
sire to do more effective work. 1t was
agreed that closer organization
coupled with better preparation, is
necessary to advance the best interests
of the teachers. This would permit
and make possible better and more
thorough work, and the final result an
untold good, of which the youth of
every community would be a partici-
pant.
In The discussion of school supplies
the sentiment was strongly expressed
for a need of good blackboards and
plenty of them; good dictionaries and
maps, all of which can be gotten at
reasonable prices. Fancy charts and
maps were disapproved of and teachers
urged to exert their influence in defeat
ing the Vaccinations IF supply agents
in their efforts to place costly but prac-
tically worthless charts into the schools
The question of home study ELECTED
warm discussion. The prevailing sen.
timent favoring little or no home study
for pupils under the ages of 10 or l.
years. The question of how to secure
home study was also thoroughly dis
cussed and many suggestions made
which if properly followed out will nc
doubt result in good.
Under the question of "school libra
ries" the most prominent teachers
took a firm and decided stand against
cheap literature not standard works o
literature, that can be bought cheap
but such literature as is published 10 sell
rather than for the purpose of elevat
ing the mental and moral condition o
the readers.
Incidentally the question as L
whether or not public schools SHOULD
make it a speciality of preparing for col
lege was brought in, and created ,
quite animated discussion, which will
no doubt, be continued at future meet
ings.
| After extending hearty vote q
thanks to the people of Ossian for the
kind hospitality, in so bounteously en-
tertaining the teachers in attendance
the meeting adjourned at about 4:3
%. IN. A MEMBER
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-02-01
uank Rurclar Get. Nine Years.

CRSTERvILLE, Ia. Jan. 20. 7-Sol Davis.
the man who robbed the Cincinnati
bank and broke Jail at this place in De-
cember, was given nine years in the
penitentiary by Judge Roberts.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-02-01

The San Francisco Call Of August
81 has this report of the California
convention. 1t is entitled
Report of the Democratic
The convention met. Mr.. McNab
spoke.
Thin 10 Dwyer spoke, and O'Brien
spoke.
Z Major Harvey spoke and Gallagher
talked back.
Thin Jim Phelan spoke
Aud McNab spoke
Thin Gogelsank spoke
And Cassin spoke,
And Dryer called
Sam Braunhart liar
And Billy Fut called
McNab liar
And Dockweiler called
Everybody liar
Thin Sullivan spoke
And Dcolan spoke.
Thin McNab said that
Mike Tarpey lied,
And Fitzgerald spoke.
Mcguire was nominated
And spoke.
Thin John p. Dunn spoke.
And Dooley he spoke.
Thin Jim Barry spoke
And Max Pepper spoke.
Clitus Barber, he chewed.
Thin John Galley spoke.
And Donohue and
Shay and Fay and
Foley and Jim Phelan,
And Cassin and McCray
And O'Sullivan, Hennessey,
Fennessey, Ahern, and
Ryan, O'Leary, O'Meara,
O'NeiIl, Coffey, Conley,
Conlogue, Reddy, Rourke,
And Murphy, they all spoke,
And the convention was over and
1t adjourned.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-02-01

p. l.. Cunningham.
Err Emory.
Martin Glendon.
Pauline Peterson.
Josie Page.
Mrs. b. y. Shaw.
Nat r.. Thompson, Jr.
H. A. Zerre, Esq.
JOHN FINN. p. M.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-02-01
Lot for Sale.

One Of the finest corner lots in Days
addition to DEBORAH. For particulars
Hnauire of &c. CASPER,
ITO w. Main st.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-02-01
AKERS & GREEN,
jon PRINTERS.

Operattpg q power plant having all the latest
apniianees and facilities for doing excellent
work promptly, al moderate rates. We print
everything i'm the job line. Come and see us
when you need job work. PUBLIC OPiNIoN
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-02-01
WHERE THE PEOPLE GO.

Announcements and Reports of Enter
tainments. Theatres, Public
Gatherings, Church
Meetings, etc.
Miss Name Stiles will give Dancing
Mrty at Steyer's opera house Thursday
evening.
Rev. B. A. Van Sluyter will occupy
Me Unity Pulpit next Sunday morn
ing and evening. in the absence of Rev.
Wilson.
Baptist Church, February 5th-Morn-
Dg subject" Some Things Baptists Bel
5eye'; Evening, THE Bible-Some
Gharacteristics''
The Calico Carnival, given on Friday
evening by the ladies of Unity church,
though not largely attended was much
eBjoyed by those present. 1t was an
unique entertainment.
~
The members and friends of the De-
sorah Library are cordially invited to
attend the silver offering and reception
sshe given by Mrs. H. b. Whitney, ON
Broadway, this Wednesday evening,
Feb. LIST, at 7:30 O'Clock. A good, jolly
time is anticipated. Bring your jokes.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
~
The managers of the New Grand an
Bounce that the contract is about closed
5m an engagement of three nights with
the Deshon-Duvries Comic Opera Co..
Feb 13-14-l5. While this company
has never played in DEBORAH, they are
highly spoken of wherever they have
been, and it is believed that they will
please our people. The price of adj
mission has been reduced to Is, 80 and
~ cents, so that all may attend.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-02-01

Baptist Church, February 5th-Morn-
Dg subject" Things Baptists Bel
mye"; Evening, THE Bible-Some
Gharacteristics".
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-02-01
Announcements and Reports Of Enter
tainments. Theatres, Public
Gatherings, Church
Meetings, etc.
Miss Name Stiles will give Dancing
Mrty at Steyer's opera house Thursday
evening.

Rev. B. A. Van Sluyter will occupy
Me Unity Pulpit next Sunday morn
Dg and evening. in the absence of Rev.
Wilson.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-02-01
Advertised Letters,

write for descriptive matter.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-08-11
SpringVille,

Picking hucklebcrries is tho order OF
the day now.
Sidney Csrter, of whose sickness we
wrote some time ago, is thought to be
some better et this time.
NJ. Dexter Mathews, of Thompson
Valley visited Ii. L. Ashworth last Sat
urday and remained till Monday.
j. E. McMullia broke his leg and DIS
located his ankle n few days ago by
getting it caught between the rubber
box and rock.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w Hairless, Miss
Mary a. Fair, G. p. McMullin and
daughter, May, attended the dedication
of the Christian Church ut Tazewell on
last Sunday
This neighborhood was represented
ut the teachers examination by tho
following persons: Miss Alice. Magda
and Sallie Wallace, Ida and Earseley
Carter and G.. w. Hairless.
Miss Mary A. Fair. who has been on
a visit to her sister for u month started
for her home in Henry Co., Va, on
Tuesday. Miss Fair made many friends
while here, all of whom regretted to see
her leave.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-08-11
r ssolutions of Respect.

Alta regular communication of the
Cedar Bluff Lodge A. L. & A. NJ.
No 260 held in their hall at Cedar
Bluff Va July sth A. L.. A. d. 1899.
Jis. FL. Gillespie, NJ. Nj. Hankins
and S, w. Laird were appointed a
committee to draft resolutions of
respect on the death of our esteemed
Bro. Geo. w. Ratliffe whose life wa 8
so rutElesly destroyed by unknown
parties June Goth 1899.
Resoved 1st.-That as lodge we
deeply deplore the untimely death of
Bro. Rattle, called away in the pride
and strength of his glorious man.
hood, alone, with no friend near he
died, surrounded, outnumbered, but
with the bravery that ever distin-
guished him, he fell with his face to
his foes, no craven blood was in
his veins, and no braver nobIer blood
was ever shed than flowed from the
many wounds of our brother on that
fatal summer morning.
Resolved 2nd. That while our lodge
has lost one of its valued mem bers,
our loss has been his gain and that
according TO the tents of our order
Bro. Ratliffe has been only trans
planted to the Celestial Lodge above
where the Divine Architect of the
Universe presides and that by faith
in the merits of the Lion of the
Tribe of Judah we know we shall
meet, and live again in n glorious i'm
mortality beyond the grave.
Resolved 3rd.-That wo accord to
the widow and children of our de-
ceased brother our heartfelt SYM
pathy in this their time of affection
and sorrow.
Resolved 4th.-That copy of these
resolutions be spread upon the
records of our lodge. a copy fur
nished each of the county papers fol
publication and copy sent to family
OF Our lamented Brother.
j. H. Gillespie
Committee NJ. NJ. Hankint
S. H. Laird.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-08-11
CRUSHED UNDER
THE WHEELS.
J. K. P. Bailey Meets a
Horrible Death.
He is Killed in Front of His
Nephew's Resldence-He
Was q Pioneer Settler.
Aged 5S Years.
Aged SIS Years.

Blueiicld, w: Va, August 9.-J. KIP.
baily, respected citizen and ono of tho
pioneor settlers OF this section, was rur
over and instantly killed by an engins
several miles east of this city yesterday
afternoon.
Mr. Bailey was in Bluefeld yesterday
morning and went from here to tho
homo of his nephew, f. j. Baily, about
three miles east of this city and probab-
ly mile beyond his own homo.
Leaving his nephow's house he went
to look for his COWS to drive thom homo
it being nearly milking time. Having
found tho animals he was driving them
across the railroad track just in front of
f. j. Bailey's residence when ho saw a
freight train coming from tho east and
stepped over to tho westbound track.
A light engine was also approaching
from tue west, but tho noiso of tho
freight train prevented his hearing it.
Tho engineer did not SEQ Mr.. Baily until
within few feet of him, and It was
thcn of course too late to stop his on
gino,
MIR. Bailey was thrown several feet
from the track and death was ;,stan-
eous. A largo hole was knocked In his
forehead, his chest was mashed in and
ono leg was crushed into jelly.
Coroner +. j. Brown, of this city. om-
panclleI II jury, and after viewing tho
remains their verdict was that tho do
censed camo to doath by being struck
by an engine on the Norfolk &c Western
railway.
After the inquest Mr.. Bailey's body
was brought to his homo about two
miles oast of tho city.
Tho deceased was about rs years OF
rye and leaves wife and seven chill
dren, who l,avo tho sympathy of tho
community in their soro allliction.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-08-11
HAPPENINGS IN
THE COUNTY
What the People are
Talking About
Pocahontas.

Considerable excitement prevails
among the Inhabitants of our town,
because OF the possible, if not the
probable, chance, for some rec mt
eXcursicnist from this place to Nor
folk, Newport News ana o,her points
now stricken with yellow fever.
One of the most cold bloodod
cruel heartless murders, ever com
miIted in or near our town, was
committed on the night of tho 1st
of Aug, by one Alex Miller near
Bluestone Junction, where he took
tho l'fe of one Mrs. Davis by cut.
ting and stabbing 4 or times and
at last cutting her throat. This
happoned just across the state line
in West Va. will not the State
authorit les offer liberal reward for
tho capture of the fiend aid cut
throat.
see from the papers, other
counties are holding mass meetings
to elect delegates to q convention TO
nominate candidates for tho house
and senate, (where they have to
elect Senators this falD why not have
such meeting in Tazewell ut Aug.
court and sound tho voters as to n
choice of United States Senators.
All tho voters whom / have talked
with the exception of n very few. ore
for Tyler first, last and all the time
for reasons to my mind that are uu--
answerable.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-08-11

and Ferguson, ,-and the recent tent
recent tent meetings, that the large
majority of tho present member
ship was secured. The Sunday
School, which nov numbers about
100, was organized by MIR. j. N.
Hartman, with IL pupils.
Through all these years MIR Geo.
w. Gillespie, the president of tue
Bank of Clinch Valley, has been tho
main support and stay of the church.
He is an earnest, quiet aud devoted
member, one who is willing to take
an humble place, hut who is fore
most in all good work. When the
New Church needed money he cheer
fully wrote his check for $1,000, and
probably gave much more, thus evin
eng a warmth of heart which is moi
always apparent to those who do
not know him. Other members of
the church gave very literally, then
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-08-11
Homicide at Stony Greek, Scott
County.

Cato oOity, Va, August 5.-On
Stony crecck. twenty miles north OF
here late yesterday evening, Benton
Biickley shot @. Heron dead. Brick
ley had accused Heron of swearing
fp 'scly against him. When they met
on lonely rode, Heron asked Brick
Icy il he Ind snid ho sworc falsely,
and Eeing answered allirmatively,
drew his pistol and snapped il at
Brickley. Brickley got out his ps-
tol rs quickly as possible, but III
tho mean timo received blow i'm tho
face rom Herrons pistol. Ho shot
Heron twice, killing him instantly
Brick!ey gave himself mp and was
accompanied by officers to town to.
day. Ho will be given hearing
Tuesday. Heron leaves n large
family.
There arc three cases of small pox
mt Duilield, on tho Virginia and
Southwestern railroad, twenty miles
west of here, and ten ut S.onega,
above Big Stone Gap.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-08-11
West Bluestone.

Mr.. Andy Johnston, of Brushy
Fork, w. Va, was OH Bluestone last
week.
Misses c. a 'ri.kle and Waldo
Nash went la C:tar Fork last Sat
urday
Mr. j. w. Shannon bought Il nice
bunch of cattle from the Carter
Brothers last week
Mr.. II. J Hardy, of East Blue
stone, was np last Saturday, OH
business.
Mrs. L. l.. Nus of the W. Va,
coa,fields Is visiting her friends and
relatives at this place.
Mr.. Baston Polite WHO has been
very poorly with 1ux for the last
few days. We are glad to say is
much better at this writing.
Mr. Will Shelton, of the firm OF
Uampton, Shrader e. o.. enld lis
interest in the THRASH. ng .a.,, Ii ne to
Chas and JAS. McDomeli iist week.
Mrs. r. w. McClannh~r. one OF
our most popular old l.dles, of
Bluestone is visiting her daughter
Mrs. Jos. WINNER, OF Thompson
Valley.
Mr.. Winston Nasn of Abbs VALLEY
but formerly of Blnestone, fell from
a hay stack few days ago and
broke his arm and shoulder. We
understand his condition is moi
serious
Mr.. w, B. Nortou h,i qcitc II
wreck ~ feU days n4o. r.. iane o.
his giisl ~ Il g.'.r way b, fcl IN,
tor "p IL 49, sr. n,i dana ,
the mill house to .ome cx..r. Mi
Norton says it will axe hun tne.v
months to repair 1t.
RATTLEHFAD.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-08-11
NAPLES WELCOMED DEWEY
Delighted With His Reception by
the Italians.

Delighted With His Reception by
the Italians.
Naples, August S.-Admiral
Dewey exchanged visits with the
general commanding the army
CO.. pse here.
The reception accorded the Amer
ican admiral by Vice Admiral Con
zales, commander-in- chief of the
Maritime department of Napels
yesterday, was ofa brilliant char
acter and the Hdmiral is delighted
with the cordial hospitality every
where extended him. In an inter
view with-a representative of the
-AssociatelPress Admiral Dewey
said:
81 do not desire feats or demon.
stratiOns at home. 1t is enough
for me that my country knows
did my duty as sailor"
Mr.. Lewis Iddings, secretary o
the United States embassy a
Rome, has gone to Sorrento, where
he will give luncheon to Admiral
Dewey tom orrow.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-08-11
From Iowa.
Yinton. RanLnn On Los

Vinton, Benton Co. Iowa.
Editor:-I enclose so cents, will
you please send mo the Olinch Valley
News | have taken tho paper three
months since L have boen out in
this country, and as Virginia is my
old native state, ! cannot get along
without your paper, for. it gives the
items OF Burke's Garden, where nv
home is. l like this country very
well. 1t is great farming country
for corn oats and potatoes, not very
good for wheat, only spring wheat
is raised hero. IL is not 30 much for
grazing as Va. Crops look we'll, oats
are all in tho schock, haying is going
on now. This is a great country for
raising hogs. The pigs bring the
farmer more money than anything
that can be raised, and moro atten-
tion is given to them. Most every
farmer tries to have from 25 to 100
hogs every year for the market, and
their market is at home, for every
thing that they can raise even to
any thing thing that Can be raised
in the garden. Peas, beans, lettuce,
anything that can be raised can be
sold at some price as soon as it is
matured. Yours truly,
l.. o. HELDRETH.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-08-11
Row. Sproles Lyons.

Rev. j. Sproll Lyons closed his
work here last Sunday night. HIS
series of sermons were greatly
enjoyed, and proved helpful to the
many who attended the meeting.
This week Rev's. Mobray, and
Clark of Blueficld have been
preaching every night and the
meeting has been continued with
unabating interest.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-08-11
Mr.. O. L. McGrew.

The representative of the Cen.
tral Coal and Coke Company. Mr..
@. Ii. McGrew, who was arrested
by the South West Company, and
fined in Justices Court by p. p.
Dillon, and given thirty days in
Jail, an account of which appears
In another column, has taken an
appeal, and has furnished the
$1,000 bond through one of Taze.
wells wealthy and prominent cit
izens. Public sentiment here
seems to be with Mr.. McGrew,
who is clever, intelligent gentle
man. The result Of his trial will be
watched with interest, Mr.. McGrew
is outspoken In his appreciation of
the favors and kindness shown him
by our people here.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-08-11
Tho Reception.

Quito pleasant reception vas
held last night at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Buston, to
which large number of friends
were invited. The reception was
givcn III the honor of Miss Green
fed, of Baltimore, who has been
WISHING Mrs. Buston for sometime.
Mr. and Mrs. Buston entertained
the party in a characteristic man
ner, ann every guest was delighted.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-08-11
IN SCOTT COUNTY,
The Victim Shot Down in the
Road After Asseultipg Shaver

Road After Assaulting Slayer
Marion, Va, August 5'-About
10 o'clock tins morning, in an affray
with officers l.. l.. Scnrrer n, d S. G
Lindsay, Joe Suit was shot and kill.
ed. The shot that killed Suit is
slid to have been ire1 by Lindsay.
The ball entered Suits head near the
mouth aud passed out at the base
of the brain, breaking his neck. Suit
died Instantly. In the fusilade a
second shot was fred b, l. L Scherer
it is stated, nj Mrs. Suit, and took
efi"' II 1t - .head. 1t is thought
hy L ..-.c.,'., 'iat her wound is
mortal. Tic s Its, who were charg-
ed with keeping a disorderly house.
strenously resisted the officers of the
law. From the best information
obtainable, the killing was done in
self-defense.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-08-11
The Machinery. .

The boiler and engine for the
Electric Light plant was placed on
The grounds last week. The entire
plant will be put down on the
ground in a short time. The boiler
is u very large one, weighing about
10000 lbs. 1t required SIX horses
to draw it from the depot.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-08-11
AN BMIssARY INoARNATED
o. L. MoOrew, a Representative
ofa Western Goal Com
pany Charged with NAL
icious Mlsrcpresen-
tations


tations.
(Blucicd Telegraph,
Pocanontas Va, August Sc. L..
McGrew, representing the Central
Coal and Coke Company of Kansas
City, Mo, and who came to tho
Pocahontas Flat Top coal field on
last Thursday for the purpose of in.
ducing the miners horo to 90 to
Kansas to take the place of the
miners in the Kansas fields, who are
alleged to be on strike, was ar
rested Friday on charge of nal.
iclous and false representation, of
the situation in the Kansas, Mis-.
souri, and the Indian territory us to
the wages pail aud in default of bail
was remanded to Jail for trial.
The case was called today befol @
L. Il. Dillon, justice of The peace for
Iazewell County, Va, and on the
strehStn oil tho evidence introduced
tho justice sentenced him to one
months imprisonment in tho Taze-
well county jail. with hard labor,
and imposed a fine of $50 and costs
in the case.
The Southwest Virginia Improve
ment Company, the largest miners
aud shippers of coal and coke in
this field, have instituted suit
against tho Central Coal and Coke
Company or Kansas City for unlaw
full interference with their employees,
ard other suits will he instituted
against tho parties who have been
importing men from this field.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-08-11
Machinery Shipped.

The machinery for the Steam
Laundries has been shipped and
" ill pro b a bly, be on
the ground this week. Mr.. Decatur
Trent, an expert of Lynchburg, is
here to put IN the machinery for
j. II. Hopkins & Co.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-08-11
Timber'Land Sold

We understand that tract of
fine timber, consisting of about
2000 acres lying in Poor Valley
was sold this week to the Chilhowe
Lumber Company.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-08-11


A Move in the Right Direction.
Every III ove that makes scientific,
skillful treatment and help nearer
and more convenient should be en-
couraged and appreciated by all who
are afflicted, or who may be. 1t is
the province 2f this arriclr TO bring
to the attention of the public move
placed on foot some time ago by
DIR. r. B. Gillespie, aud which has
grown and so far, has been emnentlv
successful. We refer to the ar.
rangement he has made to treat and
care fer those who may be in need
of Surgical treatment. Dir. Gillespie
has fitted up number of rooms in
copnectiod with his offic on Main
Street, Mhich so far as he has gone,
are quite complete in all their de
tails. Hero he has equipped build
ing, capable OF accommodating four or
five patients at one time. The
waiting and consultation room Just
back OF the front Office, is nicely
aud conveniently arranged Back
OF this, and across hall is til @
operating room, fitted up with fur
mace, bath, hot and cold water,
sterilizers, cases and cabinets for
surgical instrument, we'll arranged
operating chairs and tables. The
floor is cemen ted, and every derail is
80 carefully looked after, that this is
probably, one of the best operating
rooms in the State. Every instrument
used i'll surgical operation eau be
thoroughly storilized in a short
time. On the upstairs floor are
the wards for the patients, fitted up
with neat iron cots. Below is
labratory for tests &c. A lady nurse
has been employed, who will be on
hands all the time. DR.. W. I.
Painter, DR.. Gillespie's pardner,
lives on same lot, and within call,
while DIR. Gillespie's home is con
nected by telephone, where he can
be called when needed.
The Advantages of a hone insti
tuition of this kind are apparent.
Long, laborious and expensive
journeys are avoided. The patient
has the advantage of splendid and
healteful climate, and q quiet retl eat
within easy reach of home and
friends.
Already a considerable number
of patients, from this, and adjoini NJ
counties, have undergone severe
surgical operations here, and so far,
with satisfactory results There is
every reason to believe that this
institution will grow, as years go by,
and Tazewell will have what has
been surely needed for years. 1t
should be stated that only surgical
patients will be treated in the iu-
stitut ion. ..