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Firemen to Attend In a poav.

The Hill Hook and Ladder Company
or RENSSELAER,, N. r, Will attend the
Pan-American Expedition at Buffalo
next summer in a body.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-03-01

The place of delegate to the
Constitutional Convention is
surely trust that should seek
the man.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-03-01
order of Pnhlioation

NIRGINIA: In the clerks Office of the Cir
Maud Bell Grouse ConaI{a = i, toot
VS. In Chancery
Mart Grouse Doeoa.
The object of this suit is to obtain an ahso,,ts
divorce from the bonds of matrimonv between
the complainant and the defendant. and h an
peaflng from affidavit on file in said Office that
mart Grouse Is a nonresident of the State OF
Virginia It is ordered that he appear here within
nItSsn DAYS after due publication of this order
anu 90 what Is necessary to protect his interest
IN TINS suit and that copy hereof be posted as
prescribed Dy law. Copy Teste:
. O. III. BANE HARMAN Clerk
A. s. HIGGINBoTHAM, p. O.
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1t is true, as is frequently said
now, that the position of delegate
to the constitutional convention is
not one to be sought after, but it
is also true that it is one not to be
rejected.
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K~an,a DeyA
SECOND DIV

ShCOND DIV
Notice is herel
holders of the
Company in G
Company ordere
of $40. 90 per shd
stock, payable q
1901, at the omt
City of Philade
ferred sharen
18th day of MAJ
ton Of the cert
that there shall
the amount e.
he amount of
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!spase Notice,

$spase Notice. 49,
Iare hereby warned not to
be lands of the undersigned
fshing,riding. laying down
|any other IA amer. The
enforced against al who
his notice.
j. NJ. HALEs
MISS AMY MULLIN,
G. j.. HALE,
j. A, TABOR,
E. G. BROWN,
Mrs. ViCTR MARRs.
CA. CARrSR.
VIM MULLM,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-03-01

stockholders of the Consolidated Coal.
Iron onI Land CN 's'',.''
meeting of the Conpmpany, IN Gsnerai
idend OF capital of Spany ordered div
the preferred stock I2O o. per 8 are upon
day OF April 1901. 4 payable on the 1st
Company, in the Cikt the office or the
Pa, % the preferrAty of Philadelphia,
record on the 18th led shareholders of
on the productions hay of March, 1901,
of tock in arderE of the certific ties
STAMPED thereon that there shall be
dividend and of tII he amount or said
capital thereby. e amount of reduced
ARLEs S. THoRNR,
Secretary.
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Ire
All personsI
trespass on til
by hunting, q
fences or In /
law will he
fail to heed {
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Bears the Hlhs Kind You Rave Always bOuua
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NORFOLK & WESTERN RY
Consolidated Coal iron andLqnd
Company.
SECOND DIVIDEND OF Capital.

Notice is hereby given, That the
stockholders of the CONSOLIDATED Coal.
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ARIES S. THoRNR,
Secretary.
Carlsbad current., 1901-02-09
CrOZier & BObO,
Real
ESTATE
AGENTS.

Not connected with any corporation.
Taxes paid; houses for rent and sale
farms end ranch property for sale.
i'oihe Collectors only Employed
Carlsbad current., 1901-02-09

have existed long before now on ac
count of the prohibitive nature Of
many sections of the Dingley tariff act,
will be permanent, because of the In.
creasing public expenditures and the
decreasing income from customs duties.
Some prominent republicans are
openly advocating the lowering of
tariff duties to increase the revenue, but
the rockribbed high protectionsts, of
whom Mr.. Mckinley is one of the
chief high priests. will not consent to
that rs long as they have power TO pre-.
vent 1t So the people can make up
their minds TO pay the war taxes not
cut 10y the bill now before the senate
for at least fonr years more.
Carlsbad current., 1901-02-09
Seif-controi as a Rejuvenator.

The man or woman who lacks control
cannot expect to carry the freshness
of youth into mature life. As u rule,
the wrinkles which appear on the face
are the expression OF soul or mental
wrinkles. The twist. the friction, ia its
ilrst form, exists back of the face.
Wrinkles are results. not causes. Even
one who is not habitually petulant or
irritable. but occasionally loses self.
control. is sure, sooner or later, tn lind
these dread enemies stamped indelibly
on brow and cheek. The face il the
parchment on which is writsen the his
tory of our lives. not that which we
would wish the world to read, but none
the less Is IL the record of our hopes
aud fears, our aspirations and ideas.
Our discouragements our vices, our
virtues, are all faithfully chiseled where
he who runs may read
IL is rather remarkable that the char.
acter should not be portrayed upon any
other part of the body so unmlstakably
as on the face. The skin else where will
remain, even late IN life, fair and smooth
when the face il marred with deep, ugly
wrinkles.
II il the, map OF lite, whereon char.
acter stamps itself so truthfully that
there is M getting away from the story
1t tells. There is no dodging this rec.
ord No matter how we may try to
cover up, IL will be ncverf failing sigu.
board, showing which way the real
man or woman has gone, which of life's
crossroads has been taken.
The face cannot betruy the years uni II
the mind has-piven its consent. The
mind is the sculptor. The face bears
the traces of the mallrt and ch!se II
wields. Thoughts are forces, mighty
forces and " the mind holds youthful.
pictures retains the freshness, the sim.
pllclty of youth, the face, as a rule, VIII
not betray age, Principle never grow =
old no one would think Of the rules Of
the multiplication table becoming aged
| hihs hliNu wv illllu bllNf EldNDh WV
real secret OF being, that individuals
are fashioned in the image ot their
Maker and that II Is possible to carry
youth into the teens of their second
century, il they would erase from their
minds, early in life, the belief that they
must grow old because others do that
they must become useless and helpless
In proportion as they advance IN years,
the abject terror with which thought
of very old age inspires some people
would soon vanish, Mind is the mus.
ter, the dictator of what shall ba re.
corded IN the features or manner; and,
if men and women would constantly
hold pure thoughts and high ideals, rr.
fusing To entertain the common idea ni
age, the face, even late IN life, would
respond with the freshness aud smooh.
ness Of youth. Success.
Carlsbad current., 1901-02-09
Working Overtime.

You can help anyone whom you find
suffering from innamed throat; laryn.
geal trouble, bronchitis, coughs, colds,
etc, 10y advising the use of BallsTd's
iIorehound Syrup; the great remedy
for coughs and colds, Price, - ana ~
cents. Eddy Drug Co.
The military bill increasing the army
whicn recently passed the house OF rep.
resentatiyes provides for IA Standing
army costing sll3,0OO.OOJ . a year.
IL should be borne III mind that this il
no temporary expansion OF this size
and expense Of the standing army,
but "A permanent one. Congressman
Mccall. of Massachusetts,, scored "A good
point emphasizing the cost feature OF
our proposed standing army. The
annual cost. sii3.0O00OO is Sl3OU,O 90
more than the british army costs, aud
only Sl2.OOO,OUO less than France pays
tor her huge military machine. Ger.
many's army costs only sl3,OOo,0O0
mOre,-- Springfield Register.
Carlsbad current., 1901-02-09
Buckien's Arnica SaIve

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cures. lt surpases any other salve, To-
tion, ointment or balm for cuts, corns,
burns, 6oils, sores, felons, ulcers, tet
ter, salt rheum. fever sores, chapped
hands, skin eruptions; infalliOle for
piles. Cure guaranteed. Only 25c at,
Eddy Drug Co.
Carlsbad current., 1901-02-09
The TwIee-a.week Republic.

Every Monday and Thursday a news
paper Az good as magazine and bet
ter for IL contains the latest telegraph
as well as interesting stories Is sent TO
the subscriber Of the "Twice.a. Week"
Republic, which is only ~ year.
The man who reads the Twice a.
Week" Republic knows all about af-
fairs political, domestic and foreign
events, Is posted about the markets
aud commercial matters generally.
The woman who reads the Twice
a.Week" Republic gathers biz of val
uable Information about household
affairs aud late fashions aud finds re
creation Ia the bright stories that come
under both the headings OF facts and
liction. Tne ls gossip about new books
and dozen other topics OF especial in
terest 10 the wide awake man and wo.
man.
Carlsbad current., 1901-02-09

TO THE DEAF:-A rich lady, cured
of her deafness and hoises in the head
by DR.. Nicholson's Artificial Ear
Drums, gave S25, 900 to his Institute, so
that deaf people unable to procure the
Ear Drums may have them free. Ad.
dress, No. D9ii, The Nicholson lnsti.
tute, $50 Eighth Avenue, New York.
Carlsbad current., 1901-02-09
Clubbing List.

Anyone who is interested IN affairs
of the world at large, AZ well az our
own national life, will be pleased with
the following subscription offer: New
subscribers can secure the CARLSBAD
CURRENT aud the New York Weekly
Tribune one year for s2.25; old sub.
scribers may take advantage of this
offer by paying mp arrears and year
In ad"ance. The Tribune Is one of
the foremost journals in the world; "a
pages each week. Call at the Cur.
RENT Office and get sample copy.
Carlsbad current., 1901-02-09

Nervous children are almost always
'hln children. The "ont.door-boy" II
seldom nervous. Whites Cream Yer
mifuge is the hest preventive OF ner-
yousness. II strengthens the system
aud assists In that sort 0f flesh. which
creates strength aud power of endur-
ance. Privr - cents. Eddy Drug Co,
Carlsbad current., 1901-02-09
Snap Shots.

One helper is worth dozen howiers.
Que may have Tor this asking almost
any thing bad.
There are few people who are too
kind TO strive to excel.
Almost any man will be good IL you
will pay him enough.
Carlsbad current., 1901-02-09
sentiment IN Business.

That there Is throughout the country
very large sentiment that would wei
come eome really egecIye means of
the revival of ocean carrying under the
American tag is undoubtedly true; but
II does Rot IN tie least follow that
the extent of cur eounsJy's Investment
In the ocean. freighting business bears
any close relations to its progress or
prosperity. \ country of Continental
proportions viii, In certsin lsttads. .nnd
itself sufficiently occupied w land.
Thus Russia VI the preseat mement
Is more concerned about railroad boaul.
ing aud the development of her vast
expanses Of unoccupied sill than
about encouraging her merchant
marine. Eagland, Norway, aud Italy,
on the other hand, must take 10 the sea
from the very necessities of the case.
The chief practical lesson why the
United States ought to consider care.
fully the questions of steamship Sub
sidies lies merely IL the desirability of
wv NsNtNhk
routes, by virtue Of which we may
greatly increase our commerce. For
example, we should undoubtedly
develop our South American trade
far more rapidly IL the sailiags OF the
steamship to South American ports
were more regular. more frequent
and direct. The difficulty seems to he
tn make the beginning in new direction.
~ long as fright rates are cheap
and shipping is abundant between tho
United States and Eurore, IL would
seem to matter comparatively little
whether the vessel that carries tho
cargo IL registered in one country or in
another, So far as, cold bluodrd business
considerations go. hut sentiment has
its place, and ii is probably true that
the American people would be willing
to pay something quite substantial tor
the mere pleasure aud satisfaction of
having the American flag, which was
the mistress of the seas before 1867,
restored To a place of prominence in all
waters and harburs. Perhaps the Frye
oll is the best measure that can be
Invented at once to promote copl mrrce
and tn satisfy this patriotic sentiment,
and its friends maintain that Il IL. if
they are right, they can afford. tn bs
patient white the merits sf their project
are gradually dawning upon the pubic
consciousness. Meanwhile. the naval
appropriation bill of this Sc, sion proves
to be tho largest In the history OF the
country, and there Is no danger that
our shlpyards viii br idle for some
years To come. An incidental phase OF
the consideration of the Fryr.Ildnna
bll was th" intense opposition 10 IL Of
Senitor Iettigrcw at South Daknta,
who rctlrcs Ia private life on March |.
and whose avuwrd purpose II was 80
prevent the measure from reaching o
vote IN this session. Review.
Carlsbad current., 1901-02-09

When pain or irritation exists on any
part 0f the body the application of
Ballud's SNOW Linlmsnt will give
promrt rsiief. Price. 25 aud 80 cents.
Eddy Drug ca.
Carlsbad current., 1901-02-09

Are you nervous, run down, weak
and dispirited Take few doses OF
Ilerbine. IL will infuse new energy,
new life into the exhausted nerves, the
overworked brain or muscular system,
and puta new face or life and business
Price 30 cents. Eddy Drog Co.
Carlsbad current., 1901-02-09

For girl to turn TO her mother as
her closest and most understanding
friend is just ag natural as IL IA for "A
plant 10 turn toward the light, ar Tor a
little downy chicken To run IA. it's
mothers wings when the hig wings of
. hank whirr overhead lfagirl does
not do 80 instInctively It. argues some.
thing wrong either IN her mother or
herself. Aud there IN nothing really
wrong In the case between you; YOU
are both going through stage In your
development out Of which YOU will
both come wiser and nnblrr. 81 lust
wait patiently for the full understand.
ing of each other Ia be established. IL
YOU keep your hearts right IL liz SURE to
come. And here Is "a special word Of
warning for your own private ear: la
nine cases out of ten where your mother
md you have u contention, she vi hs
right and you wrong, You won't be,
lieve this, but II Will be true N six.
teen years 0f lie has nhdp you so wise.
IL Il not probable that nearly three times
lhht span hhs made yonr mother some,
what wiserT Personally, I Think good
thing for her 10 do In 10 let you have
your own way sometimes, and make
yonr own mistakes II you must, and find
out foolishness and wisdom, az the first
man found out poison by tasting and
then suffering lint you know have
never had that exquisite sensihiiity Of
heart that your mother has that wide
wish Ia shield all the ward from pain
and suffering Lrdirs ilnme JOuyOal.
Carlsbad current., 1901-02-09

There is probably n0 disease 0s con,
dit'on OF the h"man system that
Causes more suffering snd distIess than
piles. Tabler's IIuckeys riL, Ointment
cures them qnicsly, without pain or
detention from business. Price 80 cents
In b"ttles. Tubes, 10 cents. Eddy
Drug Co.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-10-11
TRUSTS GET THE MONEY.
Mammoth Fortunes being Amassed
by the Favored Pets of
Protection.

Why should the dastardly taking of
the life of the president have made
Wall street quail and call for help
from the United States treasury? In
no event would financial affairs be
changed from the present programme,
the succession to the head of the gov
eminent was assured to those who
would carry out the policy of the
present administration. \ new con-
qress with large republican ma jority
is hut waiting to be called together.
Wall street says business never was
better, and the large fortunes that
have and are being amassed by the ia
vored few is an indication that pros
perty is in full blast in that favored
region. And yet there is an undercur-
rent of trouble that any untoward
event will bring to the surface and
prick the beautiful bubble that has
been blown with so much care and pa
tience
The banks there have but little
cash beyond the reserve they are
required by law TO keep, and the
issue of clearing house certificates is
talked Of There must be something
radically wrong with system that has
so little stability. One of the causes
is over capitalizat lion Of the trusts
whose stocks the banks have taken a
security for loans and Morgan. Rookie
Teller and others are also loaded up
with them awaiting the time that the
least desirable can be unloaded on the
inv Z mo rl.l &
these stocks and bonds have been
paid out in lieu Of cash for the plants
of the manufacturing concerns when
the trusts were organized. and good
many of these stocks and bonds are
constantly being thrown on the mar
ket by their owners. either because
they would sooner have ready money
or they fear they Will decrease in
price. The underwriting syndicate
who organized the trusts are obliged
to buy these stocks and bonds or the
price would decline and more would
be thrown on the market. and the
bears would take hand and sell for a
decline and panic would soon be in
evitable
This IS the reason that the trusts
magnates and their allies, the banking
interests, call for aid from the United
States treasury. and il may be fairly
said that every dollar that is advanced
or loaned to them is used to bolster up
the trust securities. SO it comes to
this, that the people are being taxed
beyond the necessities of the govern
ment= 10 create a fund to be loaned to
the trusts and the gamblers of Wall
street.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-10-11
Fruit Trees In the southwest.

On most soils in the southwest.
fruit trees will live and bear heavily
during their natural lives with ONLY
an occasional dressing of wood ashes
and a vegetable mulch that can be
grown on the ground. The trees
should have sufficient distance one
way to admit of few rows of COW
peas, or other leguminous plants,
which may be permitted to live and
die on the ground where grown. Usu-
ally the potash. phosphates and lime
in the ashes will be sufficient, and the
legumes will supply all the nitrogen
required. If the surface soil is quite
thin it may be well to fertilize the
legumes with barn yard manure,
which is III reality fertilizing the
trees through the medium of the
legumes. To economize space, the
trees may be so pruned that they will
spread less toward the broader land,
thus making more space available for
restorative crops. For peach trees,
for instance, 16 by 30 feet would be
a good distance, and by pruning to
spread of 20 feet one way, would
leave a width of 10 feet for use as
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-10-11
MIR. BRYAN EULOGIZED.
Republican Editor Who Speaks in
High Praise of the Demo-
cratic Leader

The malignity and rancor of the re-
publican daily newspapers before the
last national election when speaking
of Mr.. Bryan was copied by the week
lies. many OF whom now sincerely re-
greet they were led to asperse and SLAM
der him. Amongst these IS the editor
of the Fort Lupton, (CoL) Register,
who not long ago had the privilege of
a conversation with the democratic
leader. and after giving an account of
the interview with him, said: He
longs to free the people and to save the
nation, and the infinite pity nspired by
the conditions he sees and the infinite
yearning to help and to save are
stamped intellectually upon the face Of
the man.
The adverse decree of the nation
and the reputation of his party have
impaired a sadness into his life, but
they have only added to the purpose
and strengthened the ideals of that
life.
Il am not a Bryanite in politics. and
the impression of the man given here
are the impres sionS of one who has al
ways supported those political ideals
and principles directly opposed to the
principles laid down in the platform
on which he stands. But difference
of opinion and the prejudice of party
cannot blur the innate greatness of the
man, One cannot talk ten minutes
with him without feeling that here is
man who is greater than his party.
whose thoughts are profounder and
whose ideals are loftier than those of
the mere politician. Whose magnetic
personality is that of man born to
lead, whose honesty of purpose and
answering and sincere loyalty to the
principles he believes to be right are
beyond question.
'Such men are rare, and whatever
the ethical principles and political
dogmas they advocate. the world is
better for their having lived and strug-
gled."
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-10-11
TWO KINDS OF TARIFF REFORM
Differing Diagnoses That Are Nou
Troubling the Protection
Doctors.

1t now appears there are two kinds
of reciprocity, the James G. Blaine
brand of 1912, which was forced by
him on the Mckinley tariff bill after
his historic and exciting personal in
teryiew with the republican members
OF the ways and means committee. The
other Kind is the new brand, samples
OF which are seen in the reciprocity
treaties now before the United States
senate. The new Kasson brand is vio-
lently opposed by the Protective Tariff
league, and in the matter il is furnish
ing to the republican newspapers it
said: VERY many of the reductions
strike directly at some established and
important industry. The textile man.
ufacturers and the jewelry manufac-
turers of Massachusetts have opposed
with especial earnestness the ratifica-
ton of this (the French treaty bv the
senate" 1t then goes on and saws that
the free trade newspapers are favor
ing this French reciprocity" In read
ing these Nominations of the league
one has to make allowances for its mis-
reform newspapers free trade. and so
forth, for the league is in dire distress
Just about now. Its scientific tariff i
under fire not only by the ever wicked
democrats but by those of its own
household. Even resident Mckinley
IN his speech al Buffalo said thai recip-
foeity treaties are in harmony with the
irif . 10 -,
ton are not But let these tariff doe
tors fight out who is best capable Of
making a diagnosis of the disorder
that Is troubling the overprotected pa
dent and inquire if either of them are
likely to strike at the root of the dis
ease. 1t is not the question Of five or
ten per cent. reduction of the tariff
on few articles. as the French treaty
provides. even allowing that the con-
stitution Will allow revenue to be low
cred or raised by the action Of the ex-
ecutiye and the senate, but shall the
protection given the trusts in the pres
ent tariff be taken off or continued?
Inc French reciprocity treaty. norany
of the eight others now awaiting rati.
fieation, does not touch the monopoly
granted the trusts. and this is the main
question of the tariff reform that the
people want settled.
The reduction of the tariff on a rev.
enue basis will follow when the pres
ent eXtravagant and wasteful repub-
lean party is replaced by one pledged
10 an honest administration who will
be free from Iasishness or waste.