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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-12-14

The merry Christmas is puV
sh ,rt while off and the shop win
dows bear witness that the mer-
cwants are keenly alive to the iacV
| Monday the holiday trade Will De-
gin in earnest and by the emo o'
lnext week it will be in full SWING.
Never since the founding OF Taze-
we'll has the purchasing public had
n mere attractive or varied display
of merchandise to select holida
/, gifts from, and probably what We
call athe timesn were never more
favorable for liberal purchasers
Some OF the windows display ex
hibit the highest art of holida!
3 3 decoration, and the toy shops lool
'' rs though old Kris Kringie ha'
:, taken cognizance of improved con
~ ditions and proposed to give th
:" little ones the merriest Christina
!" " oe their lives. The ingenuity
the toy maker has kept pace VIII
mechanical progress at the END
the century and there never wa
snch a variety of novel and attra
i've toys to be seen in Tazeweii
tins year. These and other sig
Indicate that the season OF gi'
able making and good cheer is upon
burr Christmas is IN the air.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-12-14
SERIOUS WR AvERTED.
Other Interestir7appenings ngs
IN Pooatns.


In Poot,tas.
Pocahontas, Va, /, 1O.-About
half past three O'cl'ngine No., 8,
run by Joseph Wright, came
out of the mines At ate of sixtv
five miles an hourMr. George
Pettittt, an old ener. tried to
jump the engine, ig to do 10
jumped the loaded Eat a great
risk, succeeded in 60 in the en-
gine, and wrecked tin of nine
cars, saving the lif engineer
Wainwright, who 'completely
smothered, lying sess in the
engine. II Pettitt hat stopped
the train it would haecked the
tipple. Jess Davis, tLakman ON
the train, was smotherei brought
out shortly after. He fallen of
and when brought outbut little
life in him. DIR Stume of the
Compan physicians. w,lIe6 and
succeeded in revis iag En q short
time.
The South West ,pAny i
progressing finely undei manage
ment OF Supt. O'Mally his efici
cient assistant, A. j. X Larg
improvements arc in Pess an
others contemplated, 10 out c
the mines, Ia grading, ing us
tracks, on the tipple & On Il
yard Of the Company 10 is,
present, very large quants Of be
ed ties, props &C., and OF saw
lumber. Most OF thee tiGd IA
of this mining tim Der, pc irS
the ClIhch Valley Division
i Col. Jas. s. Browning is ;ceedi
with his mining operation He
also hauling large quantiieio OF t
: ber from his large boundea {
. Browning is also interesd wit
number of Tazewell getomen
, the new mines at Raven, q the
V. Division.
2 lWpLl
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-12-14
Coffee House.

The sale OF the Coffee House has
been confirmed to It's purchasers, j.
M. Coffee, j. w. Moss and j. w.
Hoge' The Coffee House has big
trade and has been the beet s1.OO
per day house ever run in Tazewell,
In fact equal to any $500 house on
the Clinch Valley. Now the proper
ty belongs to its proprietors and you
can expect the best entertainment for
the money that ever was given in tho
'o"h vi 'o~1Aweli. p---~---'---er ,ery
they keep strictly 6rst G. =, s,on
and feed stable. no =. 20"
and saA uaem on court day'
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-12-14

M-ny pc sons have had the expert.
ance Of MIR. Peter Sherman, of North
Stratford. n. H., who says: "For
years l suffered torture from chronic
indigestion, but Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure made well man of me-" 1t
digests what you eat and is a sure
cure for dyspepsia and every form OF
stomach tronble. 1t gives relief al
once even in the worst cases, and
can't help but do you good. Jno. E
jackson.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-12-14
VALUABLE MILL PR 0ERTY
At North Tazewell to b5old
AIso gor1ae Ualuahla kta-

At North Tazewell to bSold
Also Some Valuable ots.
Twill sell privately moskaluable
water power with we'll equiped burr
Touring and feed mill at Moth Taze
we'll, with several adjoining lots and
ommodious cottages and grounds
The power is we'll adapted forwoo.er
or cotton mills, or any kind ol
manufacturing.
IL. M. SMYTH,
Willow Springs,
OF j. A. LEsLp, -
Tazewell, v,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-12-14
WENT TalUoH WITH A RUSH
Record TinMade on tho FIRST OF
the Gr Supply Bills.


Wash'n8toDec, 1O.-The nrs.
OF the great s,ly bill-the leo;sla.
'ure' eAeou'''od judicial appropri
ation oi!i-waSssed by the House
today In recor'me rha h;n car
ries S24. .496, ,30pd has 131 naces
Out there was tess than ten min
utes debate upq. Mr.. bingham
"a j. who was charge Of tho
measure, tendereis thanks 10 the
House for the odence shown In
the Appropriated Committee. It
required about u hours for the
clerk to read thel. No other
business was traned.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-12-14
The picture Man.

Did the picture man leave any
pictures with your" We are safe in
saying that the above question has
been asked Ia this Office by at least
a quarter hundred of people within
the past ten days.
For the benefit OF anxious in
quirrers we wish to state once for
all, that we know nothing whatever
of the "picture man."
Sometime ip October, about the
20th., Mr.. Latta, claiming to rep.
resent the Roanoke Photograph Co
came to town, rented room, and
went to work, advertising pictures
and work at a low rate A good
deal Of work was done for him in
this Office, which was promptly paid
for by Mr.. Latta, who seemed to be q
nice young man.
he made a good impression upon
oAi WuOu ho iACt. 4VO WOth Wub
finished here, the negatives being
sent to Roanoke, so he said, to be
developed and finished.
Because of the cheapness OF bis
work he took great many orders
from people from nearly every sec
ton Of the country, as we'll as many
in town. On November the 30th
Mr. Latta left town, summoned, he
said, to Radford by q hurry Telegram
and since that time, 30 far as We
know, nothing has been heard from
him or the pictures promised, all, oil
nearly all Of which were paid fol
! when order was given. A larg,
number of women and men hav.
been in town making inquiries. W.
don't wish to do any body injustice
l and simply state the facts.
D We are somewhat concerned our
] selves, as the gentleman has ou
| order (and money! for pictures whicl
3 haven't putin an appearance as yeI
We hope everything will prove ou
! all right. All that can be done is
u wait and see. A letter addresses
f few days ago to the Roonoke Pilot
t Co., making inquiries, has not bee
o heard from up to this writing, (Tn
: esday).
l. Since writing the above the 70
; lowing letter has been received fro
II Mr.. Shear, the manoger of the Ro
n noke Photo Company:
" ROANOKE, Va.
q Dec. 10th, 1900.
- CLNcH VALLEY Nzws,
!. Dear Sir:-Replying 10 yours
" 9Th. the MIR. Latta you refer to b.
10 no cpnnection whatever with us
d tur business. We never even hear
q of him before.
We have heard of others doin
!, Photo business under our name, Il
=, object being 1 suppose to avoid pa
"a ing State license. We have hs
,e several parties working for us
TO various times, some of them havil
a. copies of our liscense, and we pr
sumo this accounts for their dor
business uuder our name.
We had branch Studio at Cha
lottesvile, Va, which we sold to
RI MIR. Hugh Mangum, with the rig
tn to continue business under our nan
or Thst place is the only outside O
tic studio here, which has any legitims
a. right TO do business under Roano
40 Photo Go.
Ii We would like very much to pu
re stop to those shysters doing bu
of ness und.r our name, but they se
at to be so very movable and transci,
"a we can't get up with them.
- Respectfully,
T.. q. w. SHEAR,
Manager Roanoke Photo Co
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-12-14
Public Sale.

R.D. Brown advertises for sale
,,is stock, grain forage, winter:veg-
stab,es sc. Sale to take place to"
morrow, 18th, at his home on
awaits Greek. There Is q large
number of horses, mules, sheep
cattle, hogs, sc. 4
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-12-14

Not a store in the
NECK Southwest shows as
WEAR. handsome lines of
ladies andgents neck
wear. All ofthis pretty stock
new style-not one is a back
number. Two prices for men,
25c and 48c. For ladies prices
range from10c silk ties to $1.5O
velvet and satin trimmed with
fine laces and delicate braids.
We say you have
HUFFLERS never seen more
varied and larger stock of muff-
lers shown in Tazewell. At 60c
silk and wool in plaid or flow
cred designs. 6At 75c, silk with
heavy brocade figures AMI the
padded and quilted styles. Finer
goods in the reversible STYLES
at $1.25.
To hugely please the
TABLE practical house wife
LINENS presenter with linen
for her table. Fine
hemstitched table cloth and
napkins to match, $6.75 the set.
This slipper section
SLIPPERS contains the choice
SECTION selections of some
noted slipper MAX
ers slippers tor ladies at 40c, Csc
$l.25, $1.4S and $1,75. For
men at 48c, $1.4S, and $1.75.
For children, 75c. 97c the pair.
An umbrella is a
UMBRELLAS gift to be appre-
ciated. T h i s
stock is ready as never before
with the prettiest handles, the
most serviceable handles pro-
curable.. Choice of a dozen
styles, at 1926 and $2.4S each.
A choicer selection of better and
finer grades at $2.98, 1926 and
$4.98 each.
- - ~sRn ~mmn "a
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-12-14
Man,tobn and the Exposition.

The Pan American Exposition at Buff
lAlo next year is assured OF n repre-
sentative exhibit from the important
province of Manitoba. Special Com
missioner Henderson, who has made
\ tour Of northwestern Canada for the
Exposition. met with gra tifying success
In arousing interest In the enterprise.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-12-14

DeWitt's Little Early Risers are
dainty little pills, but they never fail
to cleanse the liver, remove obstruc-
tions and invigorate the system Jno.
i. jackson.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-12-14

Oreson EdIter~ VIII do TO Bnmnio.
The Oregon Press association at It's
aonuai convention recently voted to
hold its annual excursion meeting In
1901 at the Pan-American Exposition.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-12-14
READ Our ADS. For THE FADS
Easy
Christmas
Shopping

This store makes your Christ
mas shopping easy. This store
offers you the best of holiday
goods, the kind that are appre-
ciated most by the recipient. 2
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-12-14

Not a store in the
Southwest shows as
handsome lines O.
ladies andgents neck.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-21

demand made by those from whom flags
were captured or by those VINO captured
them for any action whatever to be taken
regarding their present condition. After
all the veterans of the sixties are at resi-,
the Sons OF Veterans OF the
South and Of the North can make any dis
position they please of these emblems
of departed significance, and without the
slightest shock TO the most sensitive or
prejudced mind. 1 am sure l voice Inc
commanding sentiment of the veterans OF
the great Gray ana the Blue on this ques-
ton when say that silence is more de-
slrable lhan agitation In connection there
with. on the great record of those years
the history Of unsurpassed hcrosm IN cap
turing or defending these battle flags has
an undying place. This monument 70 valor
will never perish, but the crumbling rags
will soon decay. Under these conditions
let us leave both as an undisturbed leg
acy of equal heroism to the future.
"And now in the farewell that ] must
speak, under this fair sky now so peace
full once filed with the thunder clouds
OF WARP let me urge you men OF that he
roic past which we oil remember, wo-
men of that day OF desolaton and sacrl-
fice, when we all laid our dead away, yes,
let me implore you that we. the Ameri-
cans Of this our land, our land of one flag
and OF a common glory, that We, forever
united, turn all that grieved our poor
bruised hearts and facing the future.
teach all our children that thism under
God. in their land, a land to be ruled In
righteousness and kept for enduring lib
eriy."
Gov. James A. Mount OF Indiana fol-
lowed Gen. Shaw.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-21
ALL TIRE NEWS AT wAYCRoss.
Plant System Coal Chute Negro
Shooting Scrnpe.

Shooting Scrnpe.
Waycross, Ga, July 2o.-The Ruskin
Band has been engaged to furnish music
at the celebration in Townsville. given
in honor of the completion of the Triton,
Thomasville and Gulf Railroad, and is
there to-day.
The Broxtou and Douglas lodges,
knights of Pythias, will unite in a big
celebration at Gaskin Springs next
Wednesday.
The coal chute now being erected by
the Plant System in this city will be $50
feet long, and the approaches 20 1t will
De oOO feet. The plling has nearly all been
driven, and the work is being pushed.
Information reaches here of the shoot
ing of negro woman at Chronicle, Fla
by Henry Chappell, colored The shooting
occurred at he turpentine place of Knight
u Knight and after shooting the woman
he robbed her of $lC9 and fled. 1t is thought
the woman will die. Sheriff Gus Priest of
Citrus county offers a reward of $50 for
the apprehension of the negro.
John Aikens the negro who was cap
tured by Mr.. f. A, Morton, as he was
making his escape from Mrs. Goodroe' S
residence Thursday morning was tried be-
fore Judge j. S. Williams in the City
Court of Waycross this morning. He was
convicted on five charges, and sentenced
to three and half years on the chain
gang.
The incoming freight at Ruskn, Ware
county's colony town, for June, amount
ed TO 106,SS3 pounds while the outgoing
freight was 55S,610 pounds.
Fred Ketterer, a son of Mr.. F. w. Ket-
terer of this city. has gone to Join the
regular United States Army. He is very
anxious to see service in China.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-21
WAS HELD WITHOUT BAIL.
Miss Morrison to Answer for Murder
of Mrs. OIin Castle.

Miss Morrison to Answer for Murder
of Mrs. OIin Castle.
Eldorado, Kan, July @.-Miss Jessie
Morrison, whose preliminary trial for the
murder of Mrs. DIN Castle has been in
progress for several days, was this even
ing he Id without bail to answer the charge
of murder in the first degree before the
next term of the district court.
Miss Morrison will be confined in the
county Jail at Wichita, as the Jail here is
not provided with apartments for women.
Just before the young prisoner was taken
back to the jail she embraced her father
and both We pt bitterly.
When County Attorney Brumback, in
his closing argument. related the story
OF the tragedy and declared that in the
heart of Olin Castle, husband of the
slain woman. there was an utter absence
OF love for Miss Morrison, the prisoner
leaned her head on her brothers. arm and
wept. Again. when Attorney Cramer
| speaking for the defense, referred to the
deep sympa thy felt for the two afflicted
families. Miss Morrison covered her face
and cried
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-21

shorn He will probably ship by train
from Heppner TO Huntington, and ferry
across the Snake river near the terminus
OF oregon Railroad and Navigation. He
has not yet solved the problem as regards
crossing Wyoming. as the new quarantine
law of the state was framed 10 prevent
trailing" across its lands. He is think
ing. therefore, of spending the summer
and foil in the Wood river mountains, and
will decide in the meantime how 10 invade
Wyoming.
lie thinks this viii be the last band of
sheep "trailed'' across the state of Idaho
as the Snake river plains are now nearly
all claimed for range and the water has
about all been taken up. In one locality
he Will have twenty-five mile drive be-
tween watering places and as six miles
a day Is a fair days travel the sheep
will have to go without water for four
days on a stretch. He will drive over this
region in the night time, as the weather
VIII be too hot to enable the animals to
travel without water. The country along
there is sasebrush and sand, and great
care will have to be exercised in order to
avoid losing sheep. He Will provide the
band with twenty bells. he says, and by
counting these and the black sheep occas-
ionally the men will be able to miss any
large bunch that might be left behind.
Trailing sheep across Oregon, Idaho
and Wyoming used TO be a picnic,' said
Mr.. Carson, when the country was open,
but now we expect more or less trouble
from people who claim the grass all along
the route. We can hunt and fish while
the sheep are resting during the heat OF
the day, and our frequent change of loca-
ton creates perpetual novelty Once in a
while some irate farmer or cattleman gets
after us, fearing our hocks will eat his
grass all up before we get by, but we
have thus far avoided any serious trouble,
and we hope to pull through without any
In this our last trailing venture across
Idaho"
Mr.. Carson mas been purchasing Ore
gon sheep for the trail for quite num-
Der of years. he says but never had 10
pay as much for them az now Five
years ago." he said. II bought all the
yearlings l wanted at 81 head in East
ern Oregon, end drove them through 10
Central City, Neb, where ! had them fed
on corn that cost cents bushe and on
hay at 81 a ton delivered. And yet our
firm made no money out of the transac-
tion-just came out even We hope to
make money now.~
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-21

Policeman John Dunlap of Philadelphia
would like to get copyright on his name.
lie is very much admired by the Italians
ON his beat. and hardly a week passes but
maj a baby is christened in his name.
Within the last six months no less than
twenty-three newly arrived youngsters
have been named after him. one of these,
of the feminine gender, having been chris
,eued Dunlapa. The fortunate or unfortu-
nate policeman finds his salary getting too
small for him to make the necessary pur-
chases of teething rings rattles, socks and
other things that are demanded of man
OF his position as godfather TO nearly Two
aozen diuinutiye Italian-Americans.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-21
BODY FOUND IN THE sAALE.

Company VIII Send Burned steamer
to Germany.
New York, July 20.-The body Of a man
believed to be a steward, was found in
the hold of the burned steamship Saale
at Hoboken to-day. II was so badly
burned and decomposed that the feature
were unacceptable.
1t is now said the company has decided,
if possible, to repair the engines of the
Saale sufficiently to enable the vessel 10
be propelled by her own power and send
her TO Germany. Pontoons for raising the
sunken steamship Bremen were brought
to Weekawken to-day to be adjusted as
soon as an the pontoon chains are in
place.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-21
AN ADVISORY COMMITTEE.
VIII Soon De Appointed by Chair
man Mark Hanna.

Chicago, July 20.-The Times Herald to-
morrow win say:
Senator Hanna, chairman of the Re
publican National Committee, will appoint
an advisory committee as an auxiliary to
the National Committee, within a few
weeks, or as soon as he gets the New
York headquarters opened. This commit
tee will represent the independent nom
partisan supporters of President Mckinley,
as distinguished from the 'dyed-in- the
wool Republicans.
There will be on this committee, 1t is
promised, a fair sprlnkling of men who
were classed as Democrats previous to 1896,
men who supported Cleveland in 1892 and
men who changed to Mckinley in 1896 on
the money question"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-21
NO POLITICAL OFFICES.
Employees of baltimore and Ohio
Cannot Hold Them

Chicago, July 20. Employees of the Bal
been forbidden to hold political office
General Superintendent Stewart, whose
headquarters are in Chicago has is sued
an imperative order stating that under no
circumstances will employees of the sys-
m be allowed to stand as candidates for
or occupy any political Office, big or lit
tie. The prohibitive bulletins were posted
to-day in all the shops and offices of the
company at it's divisional headquarters.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-21

Lima, Peru, July 10. via Galveston
There have been no fruther deaths from
yellow fever on the British steamer Chile,
which still remains at Callao The French
steamer Aconcagua from Caletd Buena for
La Pallice, with foul bill, although with
out death on board, was ordered to un-
dergo ten days quarantine at Payta, on
the very day she was to have sailed for
Panama, a..
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-21
A MEMORIAL TO PHILIP.
Hear Admiral's Friends and Com
rades to Raise 100000.

New York, July 20.-It has been decided
to raise $4,000 as memorial to Rear
Admiral j. w. Philip. Naval Constructor
Francis r. Bowles OF the navy yard and
Commander d. Delehanty, governor Of
Sailors Snug Harbor. are in charge Of
the movement.
II is the present plan to invest the 800 =
COO the income to be paid to Mrs. Philip
while she lives. on her death the prin-
cipal and interest will go to the naval
branch of the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-21
Complete victory for Dubois.

Foeatello. Idaho. July 2O.-The Demo-
cratic state convention to-day reconsld-
e.ed the vote by which last night it voted
salns' the nomination Of a senator. and
ns'I ucted the Conference Committee q
to"Siaer the senator one Of the offices tc
~ hpportioned in the fusion arrange
D'.' This is a complete victory for
duoois' and the result will be in little
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-21
BIG COUNTERFEITER CAUGHT.
Had Many Bad Bills and n Complete
Printing Outfit.

Had Many Bhd BfIIs and Complete
Printing Outfit.
New York, July 20.-Chef Hazen of the
secret service, with a number of Hoboken
policemen, went to Rutherford, ". J., to-
day and made an important seizure of
counterfets and counterfeiting apparatus
The seizure followed the arrest of Rich
ard p. Censor in Hoboken on Thursday
night. He had been frequenting a resort
in that city and getting the barmaids to
obtain change for ten-dollar and two-dol-
lar bills for him. When searched at the
station house nineteen two-doilar counter
feits, three tens and one twenty were
found on him, all so we'll executed that
only experts could tell they were not gen.
ulne.
His house contained two printing press
es and complete lithographiug outfit.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-21
TRAILING SHEEP.
How nm Immense Flock Is Driven
From Oregon 40 Market.
From the Portland Oresonian.

From the Portland Oresonian.
]. L. Carson, a well-known sheep drover,
Is in Portland, preparing TO start ION the
trail" with $500 yearling wethers. pur-
chased in Morrow county. He says he
would like to have about 60oO more, but
remarked: "rhey are holding 'em too
high for me. l am willing to pay 2.25
q head for wethers and S2.75 for ewes,
but Eastern oregon sheepmen think they
are worth more 50 we cant trade"
Mr.. Carson says he will start his big
flock just as soon as the sheep have been
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-21
GOFF DENIED THE MOTION.

Would Not Sign the Appeal in tin e
Molincux Case.
New York. July 20.-Lawyer George
Gordon Battle, of counsel for Roland B.
Molinoux, convicted on Feb. Is and now
in Sing sing awaiting the execution of
his sentence or other disposition of his
case. appe AIRED before Recorder Golf to-
CAV and moved the court to sign the pro-
posed case on appeal and bill of excep-
tons.
Recorder Golf denied the motion.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-21
Troon. Coming From Cuba.

Havana, July 20.-Under instructions
from. Cow Gen. Wood the First United
states Infantry Regiment stationed 1T
Pinar del Rio city and Guanajay, is pre-
pairing for departure within the next ten
DAYS. A troop of the Seventh Cavalry will
be stationed at Guanajay