davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-01-19

Sc dice que el Hon. Frank Springer,
miembro del consejo por los condados
de San Miguel y Guadalupe, desearia
servir en- la comfsion sobre instituciones
territoriales, sobre proyectos copiados
y enregistrados. Los deseos de Mr..
Springer deben ser sin falta gratiica-
dos. Creese que sera un miembro muy
it'll del consejo.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR NAPHTHA STREET LIGHT
ing in the District OF Columba.-Ofice of the Com
missioners. DC, Washington, DC. May l. 1901
office until IL O'Clock m. Saturday, May III, 1901.
for lighting the public streets, avenues alleys and
roads in the District Of Columbia during the year
cations and blank forms OF proposals may he OBJ
tanned at this office. HENRY b. H. MCFARLAND
JOHN w. ROSS. LANSING Fl. BEACH, Commits
sioners. d. c. my1-8t
U. S. ENGINEER OFFICE 1875 n CAPITOL. ST.
win be received here until NOON, MAY fHtRTY-
FIRST 1901, and then publicly opened for fur
nlshing Plumbing Fixtures Steam Coils and Radi-
Office. Information Furnished on application. John
STfPHEN SEWELL. Capt. Engrs my1. 2.8 4. 29&30
TREASURY DEPARTMENT BUREAU OF EN-
craving and Printing Washington ID. C. April -.
l90l.-Sealed proposals will be received at this
SEVENTH. 1891. and then opened = Tor washing
Wetting Cloths, for Purchase OF Pulp produced
from the msceration Of securities. &c. and for
Purchase Of Waste Paper and Other Refuse Mate Nate
Blank forms and other informa tion will be fur
nished intending bidders application to WM. NJ.
MEREDITH. Director OF Bureau my1,S&l5
PROPOsALS-U s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRI-
April e isOI-SesIed proposals will be received al
the office Of the Discussing Clerk until 2 pm
Thursday. May 2 1901 for furnishing supplies
lows. Stationery. laboratory. lumber and packing
boxes, fuel and ice, painters, plumbers furnlture
and map frames forage. car seals. etc. brooms
brushes, ETC., flower potts. cleaning carpets and
struments, towers and lanterns, printing and 18th
ographing material, waste paper Full Information
furnished on application to the Disbursine CLERK
addressed to the Secretary Of Agriculture In accord
with Instructions given on schedules JAMES
WILSON. Secretary. spAla,so.N-myl
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NO. 10l06; ADMIN. DOC. 2S.-THIS Is TO GIVE
notice that the subscriber Of the District of Co.
lumbia has obtained from the Supreme Court. of
the District of Columbia, holding a special term
for Orphans Court business, letters testamentary
the personal estate Of Bartholomew Riordan
late OF the District OF Columbia deceased: all per.
sons having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the voucb-
thereof to the subscriber or before the 18th
day Of April next; they may otherwise by law he
excluded from all benefit of the said estate Given
under my hand this 18th day Of April, 1901 JOHN
I. RIORDAN. 1925 It'll ct. NV. sHEEHY q
EHEEHY, Attorneys. Attest: LOUIS A. DENT,
Register Of Wills. d. G. apl7- Iawst
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia, holding Special Term for Orphans
deceased. No. 1O156. Administration Docket %
Application having been made to the Supreme Court
Of the ,o District Of Coiumba holding Special
the last will and testament and for letters tesla.
mentary on said estate by Edward p. Schwartz.
1t is ordered this Both day of April 1901, that
notice is hereby given to the unknown heirs of
said Annie H. Doherty. and to all others concerned
to appear in said court Tuesday. the 4th day OF
June, d. 1901, at O'Clock pm. to show cause
why such application should not be granted. This
notice shall be published in the Washington Law
Reporter and The Evening Star once I'm each of
three successive weeks before the return day there
In mentioned-the first publication to be not less
court: JOB BARNARD. Justice. Attest: LOUIS
A. DENT. Register of Wills. HAMILTON & COL
Bert Attorneys for Applicant myl-1aw,3t
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
Company Of Philadelphia vs. the washington and
Potomac Railroad Company. No. Is, Equity Docket
Potomac Railroad CompaUr and Of be Recex p9
thereof: Notice is hereby given to all persons.
firms or corporations having claiming to have
any demand or claim against the Washington and
Potomac Railroad Company Cor any unpaid in
debtedness or liability contracted or Incurred by
Washington and Potomac Railroad and its proper
ties sold under decree OF said which Is prior
closed in the above entitled proceedings: or any
Indebtedness, obligation or liabilities which shall
Of said railroad before delivery Of Of the
said railroad property sold aforesaid. in the
% s S s al az
by filing such claim or claims, duly authenticated.
E e Of th hs IS
TEMPER. 1901: and any such claim which shall
not be presented or filed before said FIFTEENTH
forceable against said receiver against the prop
erty Of said railroad company sold as aforesaid or
assigns. By order of the Court. JAMES ".
CHEW, Clerk. myl-wa8t
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EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY MAY l. 1eo1-1e PAGES
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNIsHED or UNFURNIsHED.

For RENT-Bf MOORE HILL, III 18th NV.
$3.50 1441 av, 15r 3b $35. 1917 2sth, Or ba
$500 18th NV 15r 2b $50 so. 2715 p NV Or ba
$155. 1922 Vt av. 20r, $50. So 1903 4th. or ba
ID and stable. $50. 2713 2, Or. ba
$l2o 2401 Pa lar, 3b $3.50 1887 9th. Or. ba
and cafe. SO. so. GIL X NV, 7r ba
S11Ol622 NV, 12r sta ST. so 1889 10Th NV Sr b
Sioo. :lS23 NJ, 15r ba SIS Fit. 2r6b. 2401 Pa
500. S22 Conn av Ior ba si6 81 Pierce ST NV 6r
$50. 1923 av, lar, 2b SIS. 5r ft 2119 10th NV
$40. Mintwood p 11r, ba SIS. 1907 s, 5r W
SIS. 1877 18th, 14r Cha 81 So 94l Nd ay sw dat
SIS. 1908 NV. liz ba $12 so Duncan st ne 6r b
$oo. lI42 NV, Or. ba $ll .201 Va Sc. fat Ar b
800 lloo list, 10r ba Sl050 Rear 636 Q NV. sta
200 Flat f422 n, 5r. ba $40. .Rr Grant pl stab
$50. .14l3 aw. 12r 2ba 50. .7O5,79 I'd Sc fiat 3r b
800. 1893 Phelps 10r 2ba $S......1l13 7th Sc. Or
$4S 1913 Binney .llr furc 81 501l&1@Ch 4r.w
S4Zao 1919 18th, 10r 2b 81. 90 -60y Browns Sc. ir
S4ooo. 2l3l \, Tor, ba S.. so. .222 Seaton, 3r.
$40 PAS 18th. 10r ba S. Rear 6lG NJ NV stab
S5'.oo 34l4 18TH nw9r.b 81 1876 Kendall, Ivy City
FURNISHED.
$50 Clifton St corner Ss5. 18th mr. Lyd'ker1
$i2V = near 18th. 14r.3b SIS: Bnney l4th. I1r
Sl5O- 10th near S. 12r, 2ba SEQ Cal ay Tor ba
$3.50 M near 18th, l5r, ba SEQ. .IiI3 " I2r 3ba
$iS2: ) near 10th, 1lr. ba S35 6th& sts Or. ba
Sdz2 ~ near 18th II, ba $35 .22d&Fla av. 10r ba
Ss5ooF Vt av near NIL
SUBURBAN
80 Near Pa ay bridge. $50. Fairfield. sr. w&sta
house and 20 acres. IS. Fairfield, 5r&w
STOKES.
sos. Store. 1918 Pa ay uwi $40 I'LL G NV store
500 229 Pa av Sc sto&celI $50. 800 NV sto&cel
soo Ith&N Sc. lge store SIS .210I z. store
APARTMENTS in THE BINNEY.'' laos Binney
st.. Columbia Heights. and THE ARMY AND
NAVY S14 22d NV.
OFFICE ROOMS in the BALTIC BUILDING"
COG f St. and CAPITAL SAVINGS BANK BUILD
ING. 500 4 ST; also at 626 f st. and 33S Ind ave.
CALI, AT OFFICE FOR WEEKLY RJTLLETIN, 1t
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UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT-TIiE CHEAPEST BEST AND MOST
convenient Groom apartment: desirably located
down town. NV. EARLY l. LAMPTON 615 14th
st. NV -5f
FOR RENT-i922 18th ST NV. CONTAINING
8 rooms and bath; rent, $1,000 per month Ap-
ply between IL and IL an. Room Q 900 + st.
mv1 2ts
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FLATS.
2422 Pa av. 4r.b. I'd fi.35. 90
914 23d, Ar. b, mi. 30. 90
2422 Pa av. 4r. b. mi. . %. 90
ROOMS.
17OS-10 E. 2 large
warerooms. $50. 90
17l0 Pa av. 3r, W,
Sd floor. ..15. 90
4S2-4S6 La av, Office
rooms. $50 & 1900
1871 goth. office, heat. Is. 90
171o Pa av, l front
room, I'd floor. ..12. 90
STORES.
1902 Pa av. Ar, sto,
Gel. W. g........S35.50
135I-b9 32d, lge rn IS. 90
722 18th. 1r, W, e. $3.50
S19 II ne, 1r. 20. 90
2210 14th, 1r, sta. 90
1909 NJ, sto&2r. .2O.OO
1888 l., stO, Gel. ....15.5O
1906 18th, shop. 1000
1903 18th, 1r. ......1O.O0
STABLES.
1912 G. Is. cb.l,w.g. 1900
18th. 18th. L, NJ, los
and side lot. ......15. 90
1142 18th, SIS, VIZ, w. Is. 90
900 2lst, IS, w.....l2.50
SO 9th, Is, wr.l, w. 1000
ZIG 10th. RI. 3s, wr. i. w1O.OO
1S29-3l l., 5r, w.....7.OO
WILCOX, 1907 Pa. ave.
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENr-BY d. n. THOMPSON, 1895 NV
Zile .. l8r. $1,000 1880 ne. ar. q. sc
Mashinston Hts. lsr. 90 22s5 18th NV CRIB 20 80
lIa4 y sr. so. IS Lamond station Tor Is 90
liza Oregon av, LOT $50 1884 Lewis 1000
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FOR RENT
StOtt Mansion. Stott

FOR RENT
Stott Mansion, Stott
Station, B&O RR.
16r. shade. season S40G
1918 Pa av, Tor. b,
Gel, NIL. 10. 30
174S Oregon av, l1r,
b. mi. As. 90
1882 T. 11r, b, Gel. mi. 40. so
1i07 31st, Tor, ba,
2107 X. Sr, b, mi. 1880
2421 Pa ay, Or, b, mi. 30. 30
300 18th, 9r. b. 30. 80
2llS G, lar. b. mi. 5000
Blksmith shop, alley,
lS&19.L&M,lg e lot. 80. 90
1918 N, Or. b, w....25.5O
281S n, Sr, b, mi. go
TIA F., Or, b, mi. 20. 90
1749 E. Or, b, mi. 20. 90
Hyattsville, Or, eel. 90. 90
022 22d. 7r, W, g. ..17.5O
2O22 Ii, 5r, w......15. 80
100 f ne, Or, w.....13.3u
4l5 21st, Or. w. 1880
800 y II ay. Or. w. 1850
2225StPaul' set. 5r, W. 12.5 so
9O2 9th, 5r, w.....12.5O
2704 X. Or, W. 90
FURNISHED,
1915 10th. 14r, 2b. $3.50. 90
my1-tf WESCOTT &
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FOR RENT-MAY 1-2414 x ST. NV; 2-STORY
Groom house: cellar: laundry: ami; SIS. Now
open. GEORGE e. STROBEL, 41O K ST. no.
ap2e-3ts
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-wH1L EXCHANGE AN AT
tractive, modern house in Philadelphia beauti-
fully located, free OF REMEMBRANCE. for Washing
ton real estate free of incumbrance. Address
Box 222, Star ONCE. ap27-s. m. w sts
FOR EXCHANGE-WILL EXCHANGE AN EOUI-
~ In several well-lecated. well-rented small
houses northwest, paying over LOG net for unIn.
numbered ground. W. e. BURFORD. ia l4th ST
ap27-n
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WANTED-BY LADY, POSITION AS MANiGt IL
ing in store or in n hotel in Atlantic City. Ad-
dress Box 10. Star office. my1 ct.
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W IN EDDY I'ULURFU WOMAN, PLAtE rs
cook. Apply 1921 Pierce place II. It,
WANTED-BY TWO RELIABLE COIORED WO-
men, one Cook and one as iaund7ess; at home
or out; city reference. Address 2214 Cham
plain NV
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FOR LEASE-HOUSES

FOR LEASE-T0 DESIRABLE TENANT 3o35 18th
st. NV. on three or five years lease, at 81 900
per year VIII paint, paper and heat to suit ten
ant. CAYWOOD 4 GARRETT
ap2I-6ts 18th st.\and n Y ave NV
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FOR RENT-STORES
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR RENT-T0 MANUFACTURERS
6,4O SO. feet under roof first floor: well
lighted: on corner; No. 1901 to 1906 NJ st NV !.
$oo per mo- ROBERT A. PHILLIPS
dpla-6t 1i06 G ST. NV.
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MEALS AT ALL HOURS; TABLE D'HoTE AND
Ia carte. CAFE ROBINSON
1eH-0 1b02 1Ath Ut. NV.
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FOR RENT-DESIRABLE HOUSES
1872 9th st. NV. rooms. mod. imp. S45. so
1904 st. NV, 10 rooms, mod imp. $50. $3.50
ap293t A T. COUMBE. 1925 N. Y.
FOR RENT-61O ST. NE; GROOM BRICK.
MI. in good order, at $500 a month. Key at
Ga 4 f. w. TUCKER & BRO. 100 F st.
ne ap29 26ts
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FOR RENT
1917 M av. 1877 b. SIG se 27o5 st. CRIB. .as 90
1924 st, 12r&b. IS 90 1923 Camb' &c pl. Or 90
l42s Chaplin st. Tor bI5 90 I'll ave. 1Of b. % 90
100 st. 12r, 3D.. $3.50 l107 G st. 2r. SAB 90
s6l Fla av 9r&b.. IS so Offices In Metzerott bldg
del9u GASCH BROS, 1907 st.
FOR RENT-MAY !, 1901 15-ROOM BRICK
house, with modern improvements; No. 1343 q
st. NV. Apply to JOHN F. GREEN, 1i16 Q st.
NV ap16-o6t
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WE DO NOT COMPOSE SPRING POEMS THAT'S
WY We have SO much time TO pay such fancy
IaIes Tor men worn garments, have q trotter;
viii call ut $40 gait.
my1-en JtSrH'S OLD STAND. sls D.
DR. ANNA GIERING. REGISTERED PHYSICIAN
Private sanitarium Of high repute Consult ton
and advice, 81 per week. Including medicine
until cured DIR. ANNA G1ERING, f603 E. Bal
fimore st., Baltimore. Nd. mil -3ms-A .
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Our Apology.

Our apology TO QUE advertisers
and customers for delay in shipping
work promised, aud in not changing
ads or setting new ones, is that two
of our men. including our foreman
and job printer, have been sick for
some time, and we have found it i'm
possible to get help. We hope our
friends will keep their feet on the
ground.
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NEW WONDER
O:SNN STOCK co,
UnrivaIled Attraction,
Brilliant Talent.

This brilliant combination is now
starting for the season of 1901
1902. They will show here all next
week, beginning Monday night the
2lst. Their repertoire embraces
tragedy mel"drama, comedy.
Every thin Will be rendered with
tine ffec.. as the scenery and
CONSUMES will be the very finest to
be procured. Mr.. j. W. Osborne.
the manager, will fit mp the Town
Hall with electric lights.
Special attention Is called to the
oprano soloist, Miss Goldie
Dewyllie. She has attracted much
attention and universal admiration
wherever heard. Such talents as
hers are seldom found in tourist
company. The manager wishes the
attention of church people especial
ly called to the fact that he Ia par.
ticularly careful that the type Of
plays and acting is absolutely clean
and chaste. Nothing Ipdelicate or
questionable will be allowed on his
stage. AS proof of the desire Of the
management TO attract and please
the ladies, complimentary tickets
will be extended to all the ladies'
Of the town for Monday night. We
are sure they will 60 again.
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Il had long suffered from indi>
ess ion,' writes 60. A. LeDeis
CEDAR City,, Mo. "Llke others
tried many preparation but never
found snything that did me good
until | took KodOl Dyspepsia Cure.
Cne bottle cured me. A frien who
hand suffered similarly put on the
use of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He is
gaining fast and will soon be able
to work. Before he ued KodoI
Dyspepsia Cure indigestion had
made him total wreck. John E.
jackson.
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Through the October Wood

Through the October Woods.
The writer has scarcely ever
had more through enjoyment from
little outing than was derived
FROM an excursion into the country
one d"y last week. A party "per-
sonally conducted" by our inval-
uable Mr.. White, went out to see
the steam shovel, now engaged In
removing the soil from ten acres
of land bought from the Peery
Brothers at their beautiful estate
two miles East of town.
The afternoon was an ideal one
for an outing. The writer's of the
"VisiGn of Sin Launfal" says "What
is 30 perfect rs day IN June" in
the heart OF "Arthur's Englandf'
We answer: A day in mid October
in the hill country OF Virginia.
Banks OF clouds lined the horizon
and, clearly outlined against them
rose the jagged SUBMITS OF the
Allegheny Mountains clothed
from base TO summit, with forests,
wearing their "coat.of many col
ors." No eye OF mortal could grasp,
no brush of peinter portray the
thousand tints which glowed upon
the oaks, the naples, the elms on
every side. Crimson. purple, orange
blood-Ied very feast to the
lover OF color and beauty IN every
form. By permission OF Mr.. Andrew
Peery, the party picniced IN one oi
the beautiful meadows near by,
the horses were fed and watered,
and the group then proceeded to
view the boom shovel, the largest
one. This tremendous machine
has a"dipper" which bites out, at
every dip, one yard and three
quarters Of soil. 1t can penetrate
TO depth twenty five feet. Its
carrying power Is fifty tons, and its
average work per diem 1900 cubic
ards Of soil. The smaller crane
shovel carries 1000 tons. Where
the soil has been removed it looks
as though a vast knife had scraped
clean a solid wall of earth, and left
! 1t standing. To each acre OF ground
deunded of it's soil, the company
! agreed to expend tons Of fertilizer
and SOW 1t down in grass. The
sbovels are owned by and operated
under the direction Of, Mr.. Walton
formerly OF this place. The soil ID
used in the "flils" on this part o.
the Clinch Valley Division Of the
N. & w. r. Y.
The inspection OF the sboveli
as much enjoyed, every lHforma-
tiOn being gladely gwen by tn
compstent and reliable superintsn
dent, Dir. A. Barrow, of Toledo
10hio. The party then re!urne,
to town, over a fine road, wit
the green tield, of Virginia smilin
round us. The thanks of all ar
due to Mr.. White Mr.. Andre
PeeY and Mr.. Barrow, Tor doing a
2 in their power for our pleasure AT
4 instruction
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Illustrious Visitor at. Centra
Hotel.

Our esteemed friend Mr.. Jesse
White attended the Wythsville Fair.
While there be purchased q dwarf
mule, which, though iull grown, is
only 26 iuches in height
When bis mule-ship arrived Messrs
Surface and Will White a.. reed to
put up e job" on the unsuspeCtiug
Mrs Surface. So th took MIR
Ncddy into her bedroom, then went
into the parlor, where she was en-.
tertsini'g her guests, aud told her
there was caller in her room So
the good lady walked into her room
to meet the blandly, cnquiring gaze
If the mule, who was not in the least
discompoeed by his unusual surrouu-
dipgs. Mrs Surfaces only effort at
retaliation was 10 ssy,that what upset
her was the surmise that AIR. Surface
had at last turLed into a mule, list,
she had always expected as the old
woman ssid when the cov s.s nm
the grind-stone.
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that he may be kept as long as the
rules Of his church permit.
HRIsTIAN CHURCH.

The Disciples of hrist" have a
handsome church on Mechanics
Avenue. They have quite good
congregation, and Tazewell College
IS under their supervision. Their
pastors, of the late years, have been
Rev. A. A Ferguson, Mr.. j. N.
Harman and Prof. johnson. The
present Incumbent Mr.. Robert
Elmore, preached his first sermon
last sabbath.
1t should be added that the Pres
byterlans keep up, on Sabbath
afternoons, Sunday school for the
benefit cf th. children of colored
Presbyterians, who are otherwise
unprovided for. Prof. j. Fl
Dodge is superintednent, and several
Tszewell ladies' teachers.
There Is also Methodist. cburch
In North Tazewell. @ very neat
building, and having congregation
OF earnest and Jealous workers. Mr.
kizer ia supt. of Sunday scbool
The followers of Wesley are numer-
sus through all Southwest Va
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$l.Oo PER Y EAR.
Bailey.

-
Grafton M. Bailey of the Coal
I fields. came up Sunday morning to
pay home folk VISIT, and left Sun
dav evening for Rural Retreat to
visit his brother, Rev. Wm. f..
Bailey.
Rev. r NJ Walker came home
from conference Sunday morning
sick, supposed to have lsgrippe.
Mrs t. b. Driuta~d, Of Blueiield
has been visiting her ia her. j. T..
Nash of Buestone for some days.
M. Drinksrd so came up Sunday
morning and ret rned tha,afternOon
Mrs. W. N. Waguer is visiting
= Mr-. c. w. .iailey, of Bluestone Mr..
Wagner,s sister.
Hiss Mary Wagner went to Tsz
ew II Saturday to visit her STR,
Mr.. j. w. Doak, returning Sunday
afr Eugene Swope, young man
VIII, has been salesman for AIR.
Boon, left here Tuesday for Aldersob
w. Va. to go to school The girls
are sorry.
Miss Elmore Walker returned
Friday from Bland county, where
she had gone to visit her grand
mother.
A. Hounshell and daughter, Miss
Bessie, went to Graham and Blue
fsld shopping one day last week.
AIR. and Mrs. w. E. Holbrook,
reported in the News of last week
as being married at the Coffee House
appear to be as happy as it is pos
sible for a Ia, wly married couple to
be.
Mr.. A. @. Bailey, of Bluestone,
having 10 family OF his own has left
1 his home near St Clair and gone to
live with his widowed daughter.
Mrs, Thos. H. Gillespie. near the
head of Clinch river.
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Pres.d ding Elder--T r. Handy.
Tazewell-R. a.. Kelly. G. r.
Brown, shpefnumerary
Liberty Hill-D. K Southerland.
Cedar Bluff. j A. Bilderback.
Honaker-T d. Strader.
Grundy-SuppIied by A n.
Gentry. go.
West Tazewell--T. F. McCary.
East. Bpqchanan-Supplied by W.
@. Compton
C.esrForkAT. e. Weaver.
West Buchsn sh-Supplied by II.
M. Boyd. 80
Est TazewsllzJ. F. Jones
Rocky Gap--J. F, Hash.
Graham%f. M. Carico.
Pocahontas-R T. Webb.
Tug RivefAsupplfed by ] R
Hubbard, i.ssssasss;" 81: ..s,
Cooper and Coairiale-H.S. Bootl
Bramwe'l and Goodwill-W q
Garden.
Eikhorn and MAybury-J. W
RAIDER.
North Fork--J. H. Hunter.
Eckman and Keystone-J. A
. Early.
Welch-E. A. Shugart.
Davy and Panther-supplied b
w. r. Beleher.
Sayana w. <. Wolfe.
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Mr.. French win not Return.

1t is learned with deep regret
that Mr., French. the pastor Of the
Methods church ID not returned
to this field this year. He goes to
Abingdon. MI' French has made
as many friends and as few enemies
as any man who ever lived in Taz-
eweli Rev. r. A. Kelly of Bran
we'll, 6ue man and preacher takes
his place here.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-10-18

A new remedy for billiousness j
now on sale at Jackson's drug
store. It is called Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. 1t gives
quick relief aud will prevent the
attack if given as soon "a the first
indication OF the disease appears.
Price rs cents per box. Sample flee.
Mothers every where praises One
Minute Cough Cure for the suff.r
iDgs it has relieved and the lives OF
their little ones it has saved. Strikes
at the root of the trouble and
draws out the inflammation. The
children's favorite Cough Cure.
John e. jackson.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-10-18
NOTIOEl

We most earnestly request all
parties due MS eithee on note or ac-
count to call on or before November
let, and settle. We need money and
must have it in order to meet our
bills. Ii you should find that old
note or account in the hands of an
officer after November 1~t., please
don't blame us for it. We are forced
to collect or do worse. This means
YOU if YOU owe US
Respectfully,
lO-11. At. Moss & GREKvER.