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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-02-09
public officers should be governed,
would greatly tend to remove the
embarrassment CT each individual
member. Very respectfully.
j. HoeE TYLER,
Governor.
Senator Stellar being absent. no
action Was taken on thill in question
A Fine Artist.

Mr.. Albert M. Black, who came to
our town few weeks ago 70 take
charge OF the Photograph Gallery,
has made a fine impression upon our
people, both as an artist and as a
man. He is q young gentlemen of
fine Christian character. He Is q
member of the Presbyterian church
and refers with pride and without
fear. to his home people in the State
of Indiana, as to his standing and
character. We mention this fact
solely because Mr.. Black is a strang-
er among us. He has been connect
ed for years with some OF the lead.
ing galleries in Indiana, and for most
of this time with Mr.. Cammack, who
married the youngest daughter OF
Rev. and Mrs. Geo. Buston and who
is remembered by our people here. as
probably, the finest artist we have
had among us, For the last three
years Mr.. Black has been with Mr..
Cemmack. in his fine gallery in
Greencastle. Indiana, and is thor.
oughlv conversant with all lines OF
his art. A reporter of the News
dropped into the Photograph Gallery
one day this week and found that
several changes and much improve.
nent had been made in the Gallery,
which renders it now one of the best
le 'ipppeaa tipped rooms soc the purpose In
th< country any where. Other I'D
p'ovements -.n -oe made from time
% time, as needed. Already Mr..
Black has done considerable work
since his opening. The introduction
of new and popular styles of pictures
cards. etc., as we'll as the quality OF
work done. has given universal sat
isfsetion.
We sincerely commend Mr.. Black
to our readers. He has come among
us to stay, and we are sure, that both
on account Of his work and on his
own account, he will merit (as we'll
as appreciate) your patronage, and
prove himself worthy OF it. When
you are in town take few moments
time and examine his work.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-02-09
.lssioners Notice.
sioners Office, Tazewell, Va.
Oon January S0th. 1900.

sioners Office, Tazewell, Va.
Nolp January SOth. 1900.
& Johnson 1T al, Complainants.
Tvs. In Chancery
Jno. w. Crockett, late Sheriff of Taz.
well county. Va, and as such such ad-
ministrator de 6oniS NON of R. D.
Hufford. deco ct al Defendants.
To Foote & johnson, Geo p. Hall and
all creditors of r. d .Hufford deceased
Jno. w. Crockett, late Sheriff, and as
such Admr, etc of R. n. .Hufford, decd
Carrie Hufford Groseclose, Nellie
D. Surface. VIM. Wallace Hufsord.
PObert P. Hufford. jamie B. Hufford,
Mary E. Hufford, the last five of whom
are infants, d. 81. Smith guardian od
jten1 for said infants. H. s. Surface
and Walter Groseclose.
You are hereby notified that I have
fixed upon March 7th, 1900 at nv Office
at Tazewell, Va, as the time and place
to take the account ordered by the Cir
cult Court of Tazewell county. Va, at
the December term, 1899. in the above
styled cause which is pending in said
Court, at which time and place Syou
are required to attend. And all the
creditors of r. d. Hufford. decd are
notified to present their claims to the
undersigned on or before that day at
said Commissioners Office properly
proven. in order that they may be prop
erly audited or otherwise acted upon.
If from any cause said account be not
commenced on that day, or il commenc-
ed and not completed, the same will be
continued from time to time, or from
day to day. at the same place, or if ne
cessary from place to place until COM
pieted. j. II STUART. Commiss lone
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-02-09
Says Trap Was Set.

Wellston, o, Fob 2.-On a late
train from Ironton last night there
was a stranger who said that he wa.
in Frankfort the day Senator Goebel
was shot. "My name is Rodman she
said. II know all about the shooting
OF Goebel / can toll you plainly that
our people are way off if thoy think
that Taylor or the Republican party
had any thing to do with the shoot
ing. A trap had been set for n long
time and the opportunity anxiously
awaited TO kill Goebel for killing of
John Sanford, aad the party who
fired the shot was near friend and
Intimately connected with Sandford
1t was to avenge SaDdfords de ath
that the political situation was taken
advantage Of for the shooting. The
idea that the shooting came from the
second story of the State house is all
right
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-02-09
The Road Commissioners

The Road Commissioners, appoint
ed by the Legislature, in accordance
with the recent bill, are as follows
Clear Fork District, Geo. W,
Moss, Millard Dills aud C. A. Black.
Jacksonville District, j. E. Buch
ansn, Jos. S. Gillespie and C. H.
Reynolds.
Maiden Spring District, NJ. W.
Humphrey, Richard Ratliffe and F.
H. Scott. The judge of the County
Court is empowered to fill vacancies
which from any cause may occur.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-02-09

TO THE DEAF.-A rich lady
cured of her deafness and noise
in the head bv DR.. Nicholsoi's g
Artificial Ear Drums, gave $4,000
to his institute, so that deaf peo-
pie unable to procure tAe Ear
Drums may have them free. q"
dress No. 12444 The Nj cholsop-n
stitute, 7S0 Eighth Ave. New o'
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-02-09
For Northampton. Missouri

Jno. u. Akers and family. of
Thompson Valley, LEFT on Wednesday
for Missouri, where they will reside
in the future. Mr.. Akers is a good
citizen and Tazewell gives him up
with regret.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-02-09

l.. 7. Travis. Agent Southern r. R.,
Selma. Ga, writes, II can not say too
much in prais" of One Il - C.uyh
Cure. In my case it worked ke a
charm" The ouly ha''nie>s remedy
TINT gives im,uedate results Cur. s
coughs. colds. group. bronchitis and
all throat and lung troubies. Jno. K.
jackson.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-02-09
|R. g. Chapman
Missionary Institute.

A very interesting Missionary
Institute was held at North Taze-
we'll On Wednesday and Thursday of
this week. by the Metho cd ist mi mister g
of this district, at which interesting
addresses were made. Nearly all Of
the ministers OF the District were
present
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-02-09

F. b. Thirkfiold, Health Inspector OF
Chicago, says, "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
cannot be recommended too highly.
II cured me of severe dyspepsia" 1t
digests what you cat and cures indipes-
ton, heartburn aud all forms of dyspep-
sia. Jno. T.. jackson.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-02-09
. a - TO 7EA.
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Signature q &>zZZINu

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monthly and expenses, with increase
inclose selfaddressed stamped envelope
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-02-09
po,,. oar T-1ber.

Poplar and Oak
If you have poplar ~ e
for sale on the stumy .
you buyer at OW
at this Office.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-02-09
DEATH OF
GOVERNOR GOEBEL
He Passed Away Satur-
day Afternoon.
PATHETIC SCENE TO the END

Brother and Sister Kneeling
At His Bedside-Mr. Taylor
Expresses His Regret.
Frankfort, KY, Feb. 3.-Mr. Gos.
bel died at exactly 6:44 o'clock.
Author Goebel, of Cincinnati and
Mrs. Braukner, of Ohio, his married
sister, both Of whom have been con-
slant attendants at the dying mau's
bedside, wsre alone with him when
the end came. They had previously
requested DR.. Hume to leave them
alone With their unconscious brother.
The doctor Withdrew shortly, and
afterwards, while kncsling by the
bedside Of their brother, he gave
gasp and was gone.
Stricken with sorrow aud anguish
the brother and sister did not move
from their positions. They remain
ed in the room with the door closed
upon everybody until 7:20 o'clock
when their brother, Justus Goebel,
who has been hurrying from Arizona
arrived. He entered the room and
the door was closed few minutes.
Soon after DR.. Hume was sum
moned, and to him Author Goebel
anuounced mat M, Goebel lad died
az 6. .>4o'clock.
At 7;a7 notice of Mr.. Goeber.
o'a'h was passed through the hotel
sS"9ffEid6fs. Governor Taylor was no
tilted at his Office over the telephone
of Mr.. Goebel's death. He said: "I
deeply regret his death"
TO LIE IN STATE.
Frankfort, Ky, Feb. 5.-His rsl.-
tives and friends have decided that
the body of William Goebel will be
taken to Oovington tomorrow. to lie
in state tomorrow nipht. and will
be brought back TO Frankfort for
burial IN the cemetery here. Be
tween Wednesday morning and
Thursday afternoon, when the burial
will be made, the body will lie in
state. Governor Taylor says he
would throw open the capitol build
ing so that the body Of his late an
tagonist might be placed in the ro-
tunda. Most Of the Gosbeltes
scoff at this ''late courtesy, but there
are some who welcome it as n desire
on the part Of TAYLOR 10 oease hos
tilities.
fNrERvInw WITH Mr.. TAYLOR.
81 will leave the settlement OF this
controversy 10 any thrse fair-mindsd
men on EARTH" said Governor Tay.
lor in an interview this afternoon
with a correspondent Of the Asso
eiated Press. Let three men in
whom the people have confidence
be selected by the United States Su-
preme court, and 1 will with all con
fidsncs submit ihe case to their ar
bitration and will chssrfully abide
by their decision in the matter. /
~as elected governor OF the State Of
Kentucky, not by q majority Of
2,2OO, out by a majority of forty
thousand ani on that decision OF
the people 7 propose to stand.
Governor Taylor tonight made a
distinct and positive offer TO submit
the merits If his claims to the guber-
material chair in Kentucky to any
three fair minded men in tho world.
these men to bo selected by the
United States Supreme Court. He
will allow them to a bitrate the case
and will abide by their decision.
This announcement he made to a
correspondent of the Associated
Press at o'clock tonight in his off
ice in the Executive building. The
declaration made by Governor Tay
lOr regarding arbitration was at
once wired by the Associated Press
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-02-09
The Ono Day Gold Cure.

For cold in the head and sore throat use Ker-
Day Cold Cure"
The age-herald., 1900-03-03
THE SAPHO HEARING
Witnesses Say the Play is Not Immoral
 and Defense Closes

New York, March 2.-At the Sapho hear- ing before Magistrate Mott today, Sewall Collins, a dramatic critic, described the first act as a "riotous and noisy carnival, a fancy dress party typically Parisian and the guests represented from what they say and theiway they act are not the most re- spectable people in the world. They were a crowd of artists, Bohemian people of very loose morals, singing and dancing and drinking" He did not try to remember any of the lines. but a great many of them we're suggestive.
 = The first witness called for the defense was Theodore Moss, lessee of Wallacks .theater. Counsel for the defense asked him if there was anything in Sapho that he would not take his wife and children to see. He said that they had all been to see the performance and wished to go again.
 Mir. Moss said that there was nothing suggestive in Miss Nethersole's costumes and that he had never heard of the crowd complaining about the immccaity of the play.
 Louis Nethersole, Miss Nethersole's brother and manager, asserted there was nothing. in any scene that could be con sidereds immoral or suggestive. The de- fense rested its case after some further tes- timony It was adjourned to Monday when District Attorney Gardiner will sum up for the prosecution.
The age-herald., 1900-03-03
OF
 POPE'S BIRTHDAY His Holiness Hopes Shedding of Blood in South Africa
 Will Cease.

Rome, March 2.-The pope this afternoon received in the throne room the members of the sacred college and the Roman prelates, who presented his holiness with congratulations upon the occasion of his 9Oth birthday. The pontiff' s-reply was read by Monsignior Miscitatelli.
 After thanking the prelates for their wishes as to his health, the pope dwelt on the divine mercy (Which sometimes makes use of the weakest to guide, during many years, Peters Bark" He referred to the holy year celebrations and the demonstra- tions in honor of Ciordano Bruno, the Ital- ian philosopher, attributing the latter to the work of Satan, and concluded with ex- pressing his keen desire that blood would cease to flow in South Africa, "where two peoples, although brothers, are slaughtering one another,' and hoped they would soon meet and embrace in the kiss of peace.
The age-herald., 1900-03-03
DEMOCRATS WERE
 FINALLY DEFEATED
Republicans Succeeded in Taking
 Up Robbins-Aldrich Case.
DlLATORY TACTICS USED
in His Absence, But Was Paired on the Contest Case-His
 Action Criticised

Washington, March 2.-GSpecial )-The re- pIa,tcangs finally succeeded in getting the contested election case of Aldrlch vs. Rob- blLls up today by vote of 136 to 129. The democrats made a valiant effort to prevent consideration of it by fillbusteling on the Pocio Rican revenue appropriation bill un- tl after four roll calls on the previous question, motion to commit to committee reconsider the vote to lay the motion to ceconeLder on the table.
 No other motion of dilatory character being in order when MT Mann of IE!no.s asked that the election case be taken up, MT. Bartlett of Georgia raised the question of consideration and the republicans se- cured majority of seven. They had been working assiduously since yesterdays de- fealts for this purpose. Debate on lne case will last until Tuesday at 2:30 Monday not included wG.en the District of Columbia matters will be considered.
 Indications are that A,dricEl will be given Rollins' -seat, ibuls possibly there will be some republican disaffection in this matter.
 Dt was noticeable that MT. Stall.ngs of Alabama, who was absent today, was paired on the question, but was absent during the Porto Rican debate, which Ala bama congressman regard as the most im- portant since reconstruction days, and was not paired. Stallmgs Was here one day this session, when fle took the oaeel of office. He then went to Alabama There is considerable criticism concerning his ab- sence.
 Professor Patterson eff Montgomery wants an appropriation of 25,0OO acres of public land for t'he Negro Industrial School at Montgomery and the same for the Troy Normal School at Troy, Ala, Senator Nor gan Eas introduced a bal for dhfs purpose.
The age-herald., 1900-03-03
Forced Omen the Door

London, March 3-A large crowd forced the doors of Exeter hall London, where a "stop the war; meeting was being held this evening. The invaders were resisted by the audience and after a free fight the disturbers were expelled and undeterred they broke through the rear entrance, fight ing with walking sticks and umbrellas The police were summoned and the crowd finally quieted down, marching off towards the war office and singing God Save the Queen.'
 After policemen had cleared the building of the Invaders many marks of the con- fiict were noticeable, bruised faces, torn clothing and other signs of a sharp affray
 Mir. Silas Kitto Hooking, the novelist, said he would not insult the Boers by com pairing them with such rowdies as had been elected.
 Sir Wilifred Lawson, liberal member of parliament for the Cokermoth division of Cumberland, in the course of an indignant protest said:
 Any one who dares to speak word of truth and justice at the present moment must undertake the service in actual danger of life and limb."
 Peace resolutions were adopted by the meeting.
The age-herald., 1900-03-03
QUEEN IS JOYFUL
Sends Telegram of Congratulation to
 Her Soldiers

London, March 2.-The Court Circular this afternoon says:
 Early yesteray morning the queen re- ceived with joy and ithankfulness the happy news of the relief of Ladysmjth, accom- plished by the troops under command of Sir Redyers Butler Her Majesty tele- srapGhed her congratula tions to him and to Sir George White. This was accidentally omitted from yesterdays Court Circular"
 The following Us the text of Her Maj esty's dispatch to General Butler:
 'I thank God for the news you have dele- graphed me, and I congratulate you and all under you with all my heart"
 The dispatch to Sir George White read thus:
 T thank God that you and all those with you are safe, after long suffering, borne with much heroism. l congratulate you and all under you from the tltotom of my heart. l trust you are all not much ex- hausted."
 Sir George sent the following reply:
 Your Majestys most gracious message has been received by me with the deepest gratitude and with enthusiasm by the troops. Amy hardships and privations are a hundred times compensated for the sym pathy and appreciation of our work by Your Majesty"
The age-herald., 1900-03-03
The President's Message

Washington, March '2-The president to- day sent the following message to cons gress:
 ITO the Senate and House of Representaa
 lives:
 Since the evacuation of Porto Rico by the Spanish forces on the 18th day of Oc- on products coming from that island to the ports of the United States the duties fixed by the Dingley act amounting to &, ,095, 445 SS, and will continue to collect un- der said law until congress shall other- wise direct Although I had the power, and having in mind the best interest of the people of the island, used 1t to modify duties on goods and products entering into Porto Rico, did not have the power to re- init or modify duties on Porto Rican prod- ucts coming into the ports of the United States
 Tn view of the pressing necessity for immediate revenue in Porto Rico for con. ducting the government there and for the of public education, and in view also of the provisional legislation just inc augurated by the house of representatives, and for the purpose of making the princi- pie embodied in that legislation applicable to the immediate past as we'll as to the immediate future, I recommend that the above sum so collected and the sums here- after collected under the existing law shall, without waiting for the enactment of the general legislation now pending, be appro- priated for the use and benefit of the island. CSigned)
 "WLLLIAM MCKINLEY.
 Executive Mansion, March ?, 190O.''
The age-herald., 1900-03-03
TEXAS CELEBRATES
Signing of Declaration of Independence .
 of That State

Houston, Tex, March 2-The anniversary of the signing of the declaration of inde- pendence of Texas was observed today throughout the state, much more generally than in past years Special programmes were prepared for the public schools, in- cluding the raising of the Lone Star" of Texas. The Daughters of the Republic of Texas are making an especial effort to edu- cate the children and ore succeeding. The Texas declaration of independence was signed at Washington on the Brazos March ?, 1886, after Santa Anna had begun the siege of the Alamo. The day was also the forth anniversary of the birth of Sam Hous- ton and there were special services at his Houston normal school Al
The age-herald., 1900-03-03
DELAY OF TRANSPORTS LIKELY The Boers Will Take Advantage
 of the Wait.
EULER GIVEN BIG RECEPTION
The Inmates of Besieged Ladysmith Who Had Suffered So Long Show
 ed Great Enthusiasm at the ~ Genel Is Arrival.

London, March 3-[4:15 a. m]-Lord Rob- erts at Osfontein, six or eight miles east of Paardeberg, faces the reformed Boer army, from five to six thousand strong. This may be merely corps of observation, ready to retire on prepared positions. Doubtless it is receiving acmetions from the late be- siegers of Ladysmfth and other points.
 Whatever the force may be, Lord Rob- erts has ample troops to cope with It. AS a heavy rain is falling on the veldt and the grass Is improving this will be good thing temporarily for the Boers. Lord Roberts has surprised observers by the excellence of his transport during the first advance and he is likely to do so again, although military men here think he must wait for some days before going much farther.
 The Boers presumably will use this delay for all it is worth, putting their resources together. Dr. Leyds gives out the opinion that the British entry of Bloemfontein is daily expected as commandants Dewet and DeLary had been instructed to retard the advance of Lord Roberts only until the con centration under General Joubert had been accomplished
 No adequate explanation is yet made of the 5000 endorsements that are preparing for Lord Roberts. Such explanations as are advanced tentatively suggest either that the Cape Dutch have become more restive or that the imperial government has a hint of foreign suggestions as to the future status of the allied republic. The admiralfty board has teegraphed ito the Cape commander an expression of admira- tion and thanks on the part of the lords of the admirality to the marines and blue jackets engaged in the war for the "splen- did manner in which they have upheld the traditions of the service and have added to its reputation for resourcefulness, cour- age and devotion.'
The age-herald., 1900-03-03
FUNDS NEEDED
 FOR PORTO RICO President Mckinley Sends Mes-
 sage to Congress- RECOMMENDATIONS ADOPTED Minority at First Thought it Re.
 proof Z 'aj0r'ty LEADERS K MEASURE READY Democratt~ 2aed Up Against the Bill As It ed No Limitation Upon
 F.. cdent's Discretion in
 Use of Money

Washington, March 2.-fWitG1fn two hours after the receipt of a special message from the president recommending the passage Of a bill to place in his hands all the moneys collected upon Porto Rican goods, since the Spanish evacuation of the island, to bd used for the relief of the Porto Ricans, had been read in the house today, that body had passed and sent to the senate bil to carry out the recommendation. The message came Nike bot out of a clear sky to the minority. They were at first in,a.fned to llaiN this with delight as a re- proof of the majority for the passage of 1cle Perlso Rcan tariff bin on Wednesday,. The republican leaders, however, had a bill ready to carry the presidents recom- mendations into effect.
 tion for it, and uhis was given. 1t was only when the debate opened, dt having been asl,eed that twenty minutes should Joe al- lowed on a side, under ehe leadership of MT. Bailey of Texas, that the democrats began lining up against the bill because it placed no limitation upon the presidents discretion in the use of the money. The bG.l was passed, 162 to 107.
 Subsequently, the Aldrtch- Robbins con- tested election case from the Fourth Ala bama district was brought up. the house twice refusing to Lhear it yesterday. It was taken up and debated for the remainder of the day.
The age-herald., 1900-03-03
ROBERTS RETURNS
Very Much Gratified at the Conditions
 Around Kimberly

London, March 3.-(2:SO a. m.)-Lord Rob- erts wires to the war office from osfontein, under date of March g. 4:15 D. m., as fol- lows:
 II have just returned from paying Kim >berley a hurried visit. I was much grati- fled at finding the enthusiasm among the Kimberley people regarding the care of the sick and wounded. All the houses had been converted into hospitals, and the men had been made most comfortable.
 'tI was struck with the friendly manner in which the wounded Boers and our men chatted together upon the experiences of the campaign