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FlREM RACES.

Program Arranged for the Event at the
ouarta Centennial.
Mayor Whiteley. Chief Fonda anc
Postmaster Moorhead. special com
mi,tee for the third days events in the
Quarto Centennial celebration. have ar
ranged the following purses and program
"rhe Quarto Centennial committee o!
fers the following pr.zes for hremsn's
tournament, to be held a, Boulder, Colo
Angus, 3, 1921. All FIRE departments in
teres!ed are invited 10 attend and par
,icipate. A good time and fair treat
ment will be accorded every team par.
ticipa,ing. The water works o! Boulder
have standing gravity pres ure OF lIo
pounds:
"Hose Race-We, Test, 200 yards
First prize. 500 second. So; 4oo fee, to
plug, lay 2oo feet OF hose.
peed Run-2oo yards. First Prize
500, second. $50.
"Dry Tes,-,oo yards FRS, prz. sIoo.
second, $50.
Foot Races-Opsn 10 one min from
each team participating in all races 100
yards, $40; zoo yards $40.
Rules and regulations governing state
association ffeman's contest vii. be fol.
lowed. For further Information address
George F. Fonda. chief FIRE department,
Boulder. Colo"
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DRILLING CONTEST.

Doli and Alphonse Ariourel OF CHS.
man are going into steady training for
the drilling contest 10 be held at the
Chau,auqua Angus, :. They feel san
guine OF success. They have already
demonstrated their ability by drilling
three inches per minute ip ordinary
granite, and fraction over two inches
per minute in the Beckman pitch al
Salins, considered the hardest granite in
the county. Comparing this with the
work OF Lew Thomas. who has held the
championship Of the state in single hand.
ed drilling, IN the same rock, the boys
Justly conclude thai the crack teams
from Cnpple Creek and Leadville won I
put the boys IN the shade very easily.
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CHARLES FAlVRE HURT.

Charles Faiyre, 4 well known residen,
OF Jamestown. was the victim OF serious
accidcn. this morning. A party Of
Chicago relatives had been visiting Mr.
Faivre and started HON. this morning.
There was not room tor the entire party
in Ekey's stage, so Mr. Faivre brought
Mrs Clara Harvey down in buggy.
When near w. w. VOLTS place north of
town. the horse. rather ski,,ish animal.
took fright and started to run. Before
he could be stopped, the tongue OF the
wagon was broken and Mr. Faivre drag.
ged over the dash board. He was badly
bruised and his shoulder dislocated. He
was removed to the Bowen hotel and
was able to ca; his dinner in spite Of the
fact that he was bandaged from head ,o
foot. Strange 10 say. Mrs Harvey was
not in the least hurt.
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The Big Circus.

The big spec a-ula' production
"Coon,own Four Hundred" IS coming
Jus, like circus with 4 perfect water,
proof pavilion theatre, large stage.
complete scenic equipment, and every
facility for producing this big ex,rav
aganza employing fifty Of the greatest
colored performers in this country,
giving performance OF a new and
novrl character combining singing
dancing grand marches, ,ableaus, balle,s
and all the comedy and knock about
characteristics of the colored race. VIII
exhibi, here Monday. July 18Th ats p. m
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Dr.. Price and wife OF Washington, d.
C.. have arrived in Boulder and are
stopping with Mrs Harlow. DR.. Price
is seeking health in Colorado Climate
and hasrenied the home o! Z. L Coates,
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MORAVIANS HARD WORKED.

Vienna, July 1.-THE official report oI
the Moravian commission shows a tern.
be state OF affairs IN that country. The
men work nineteen hours a day, tie
women seventeen, children over ten
work twelve hours, under ten, eight
hours. A whole family Can earn from
s., TO SD 4 year.
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Charles Barnet, and wife. Miss Maud
Barnett. Mrs Harry Barnett and George
L Reed and wife. together with the lit
tie folks, are enjoying an outing ia the
mountains above Ward. They will re.
turn Sunday.
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Miss Edith Dugan of La Sale, lllinoie,
well known in Boulder from her iormtr
visits here, arrived today 10 visit her
uacle, George Bedard. She is en- route
to the coast.
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BRIDGE WENT DOWN.

Springfield, Pa, July ia freight
train near this place today was standing
on bridge when the bridge wen, down.
The conductor and engineer were
Instantly killed and seventeen are still
In The wreck.
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COlUM BIA LEADS.

Batesman Point, r. /, July II-After
a heavy fog had cleared away. the third
of the yacht races began today. The
Independence took the lead but was
soon passed by both the other yachts.
On the run home the Columbia was
ahead OF the Constitution.
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THE GLASS BROKE.

Kokomo, Ind. July II-Ten men were
badly and probably fatally injured in the
glass works here this morning while
Carrying a heavy shee, Of glass from the
oven to the rolling plates. The glass
broke and caused a shower OF molten
matter TO fall all over the workmen.
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STRIKE Is OFF.

Pi,,sburg, July 1.-THE strike in the
works Of the steel rus. Is, probably
ended. A conference was held this
morning BY both sides and IT is believed
that the demands Of the men were &C.
caIzJ IN
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HOHENlOHE AT REST.

Shu,lingshurs.. Bavaria, July 1.-THE
funeral OF Prince Won Hohenlohe was
largely attended. The Crown Prince
represented the emperor. Thousands
of school children we're in line.
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DYD0n|1e Kills
Two L0DO|e|S
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.
Powder Magazine Near Denver Explodes
From the Heat,

Denver, July It-A powder magazine
ed near the Grant smelter, blew up this
morning, killing two men and lnJuring
several others. The men killed were in
the magazine getting dynamite for blast.
ing purposes when It blew up. Their
bodies w:re blown 10 pieces. Others
nearby were stunned. All the windows
in the stock exchange. quarter OF
mile away. were broken. The damage is
about $4,000. 1t is thought that the heat
Of the sun was responsible for the acci-
dent.
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A Camera reporter had the pleasure ct
listening 10 the rehcarsals now in prog
ress for the production Of Chimes OF
Normandy" last night. II is being very
carefully staged and the cas-. is talent
81 nnr
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The Model laundry does up TO date
work only. Send US your work. We
guarantee satisfaction and best in tie
west. 18th and Walnut. phone 2o5
black. III
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LONDON Is HOT.

London. July 1.-THE weather here is
hotter than ever before. Ca the sunny
streets the thermometer registers I25
degrees. The hospitals are overhowirg &
and the ambulances unable to attend 10
all the Frustrated.
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Steel Trust Hos
Too N0|y Orders
MILLS ARE SWAMPED.
Have no Time to Bother With Orders for
Export Trade,

New York, July 1.-THE Iron Age
this morning says: "A most remarkable
state OF affairs exists in the steel trade.
Orders are so extensive that the mills
are pressed. The works Of the steel
trust alone will ship over 10000. 900 tons
OF steel ingots this year. The present
strike will cause no trouble, for the mills
will have to grant the demands of the
m.n on account OF the rush. No orders
taken,
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Prot. Patton and wife have taken
the Henderson home during tie absence
OF Iunc Henderson. Mrs Patton is en-
j3ying a visi, from her sister who halls
from Illinois.
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ROBBERS SURROUNDED.

Helena. Mont, July 1.-THE express
robbers OF the Great Northern train are
surrounded on PEBBLES creek by posse
Of men who are awaiting the arrival Of
the sheriff's party from Houston.
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SNOW BALLS.

The Colorado & Northwestern will
run an excursion over the Switzerland
Trail Wednesday. July 18th. This will
be the regular Chautauqua snow ball ex.
cursiod. Plenty Of snow TOR all.
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WOOD Is DYING.

Havana, Ju'y II-Governor Wood is
better today though he was very sick
yesterday. 1t is thought that he has
quick consumption.
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THREE MORE DEAD.

Kansas City. July II-Three mcrc OF
the Chicago < Alton train wreck victims
died here today. Abou: twenty more
are very seriously hurt.
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Miss W. e. Wynkoop. principal OF the
Maquakela, Iowa. high school arrived
las, night to spend the summer with
Chls. Coulehan and family.
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Mrs Ida Cheney Bradley and little
d,ugh,er are up from Denver with a
view of locating here permanently. She
is stopping for the present at S.onehuist.
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Miss White, formerly popular
uilliner here. is spending her vacation
in Boulder, the CUES, of Mr. and Mrs
Hastings,
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II will be news to tine many Boulder
friends of Omer Day to hear OF his
engagement to prominent society belle
OF Los Angeles. California.
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Police AneS
A New Suspect
A TRAMP THIS TIME
Exactly Fits tho Descriptions Of the As.
saiiant OF Miss KinpoIt.

saIlant OF Miss KinpOit.
Denver, July 1.-THE police have just
arrested William Phillips, tramp, on
suspicion of being the assaiian, OF Jessie
Kinpor'. He exactly fits the description
gwen OF the man who asked for water at
the Klnpor, house. He has not yet been
taken to the house.
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Going to Mont Alto this summer?
Lunches sold and meals served at all
ours at c. F. Tansey's dining hall.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

MISS Mary Billings, who has been i'll
for week past, is somewhat improved.
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Dysr's Real Estate Agency,

Home property, farm property or busi
ness opportunities. Investments Of all
characters. Camera block
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Mss Tracy OF Highland Lake is in
Boulder for the summer, stopping with
Mrs Harlow.
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Owing to the big crowd Of people who
wanted to be
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Awerded the 1 re.

The firm of Cammack and Black
photographers, of Greencastle,
Indiana, were awarded first prize
for superiority of work, on a dis
play made before the Indiana
State Photographers Association
at the Annual meeting in June.
This Fl M has carried off the first
prize for three successive years.
La awarding these prizes the GEM
eral character of work In all par
ticulars is taken into consideration
Mr.. A. M. Black, our well known
photographer, is a member ofthis
firm, and Mr.. Cammack, the other
member OF the firm, Is also we'll
known in Tazewell, being a SON
in-law of Rev. Geo. Buston. In
the work which Mr.. Black is doing
here he is fully sustaining the well
deserved reputation of the firm.
Mr.. Black will be in Tazewell some
time yet, and parties wanting fine
pictures should call ON him early.
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OAsToRrA
B s'a'. the HIh The Kind You Have Glxar Bought
Of &1HZzLZx

Misses Mamie and Susie Leslie
accompanied by j. A. Leslie. and C.
W. Spracher of the News, went TO
Cincinnati on the conductors excur-
sion Wednesday morning.
Miss Elizabeth G. Rhudy, daugh-
ter OF the late David aud Barbara
Rhudy, of Burke's Garden, died at
the home of her brother, A. p
Rhudy, of Sayersville, on June Dist
in the 81 year of her age. She was
buried at Sayersville.
j. w. Baldwin and wife and r &
Gillespid, Mrs. Baldwins brother
OF Keystone, W. Va, arrived in
town toe first of the week aud are
stopping at the Ratliffe Hotel. Mrs.
Baldwin will undergo a surgical on
Grafton at the Gillespie Hospital.
winch Is the object of their visit
here.
The piles that annoy you so will
be quickly and permanently basIed
II you use DeWitt's Witch HALE
Salve. Beware of worthless conn
terfeIts. John E. jackson.
The farmers of Mt. Sterling, Ken
lucky, have sold recently 10000
bushels Of bluegrass seed at So cent?
a bushel.
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A Bad Case of Cronn-

Mr. and Mrs. w. Ed .Peery think
they have had their full share OF
sickness recently. Besides the
whooplng cough, which all the
children have. their baby boy,
about two years CID, was taken on
Monday afternoon. with a bad
case of Group, and for some tine
his condition was critical. DR..
Crockett spent the entire night at
the bedside of the little fellow
Monday night, and pulled him
through.
Quite number of children in
town have been sick recently. but
few of them seriously. The whoop-
ing cough is prevailing In certain
localities, but is of mild type.
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Row DIR. Buckner, President of
King College, Bristol, Tenn, will
preach in the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graf Mullins retur-
ned on Tuesday to their home at
Falls Mills, after a pleasant STAY
OF several days with Mrs. Mullins
parents, on Clear Fork.
Messrs JnO. l.. Bsber, W. NJ.
Minter, G. b. Forster, Max Wine.
berger and VIM. E. Reed, were
among the prominent visitors from
Pocahontas on Tuesday.
DIR. W. r. Williams, the popular
physician OF Richards, went to
Cincinnati on Tuesday, to see MIR.
Thos. j. Davis. Cashier of the first
National Bank, who is quite sick.
1t is easier to keep wei then oct
cured, DeWitt's Little Ef ly Riser
taken now rnd then, wi" always keep
your bowels in perfect order. They
never grippe but promote an easy
gentle aceion. John E. j. ckeon.
Mrs. John Grinstead, of Cedar
Bluff was summoned OH Tuesday to
the bedside of her mother, Mrs.
A D. Boyd. who is very i'll at her
home in Bluefield.
The State Vetena: ian, DR.. Spencer
ordered chloro-naptholeum for the
horse disease now prevalent in this
section. You can get it at Jackson's.
MIR. A. l.. Steele, of Paint Lick.
called to see us on Tuesday, aud had
his name entered upon our books.
We welcomed Mr.. Steele into the
brother hood OF News readers.
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MIR. Jas. c. Peery, of Knob, cal
led to see US last Saturday to sub
scribe for several papers. He has
just returned from a visit to his
daughters. Mrs. Stultz, at Elkhorn
MIR. Peery svys the damage done on
on Elkhorn by the recent flood is
nothing like so great as that done
in the vicinity Of Liberty Hill.
TT. Cecil called in 10 see us, and
"psyup', on court day. He has re-
Gently sold his nice farm to r.. X.
Gillespie, and thinks of leaving the
county. "Tom' is a good citizen, and
ought not to leave.
DIR. w. D. Neal and his father. j.
A. Neal. OF Poor Valley were in town
court day. DIR. Neal graduated in
medicine at the University of virgi-
MIA in June. He will hang out his
single" at some point in his native
county.
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Republican Convention.

Pursuance to call the Repub-
llcans OF Tazewell county met In
the court house Tuesday and cleo.
ted delegates to the Charlotts, lie
Convention, which meets i'll Aag-
ust 10 nominate candidates for
Governor, LIEUT.. Governor, Attor .
torney General, etc. The attend
ance was very small aud little
interest was manifested and no
enthusiasm whatever.
The delegates were instructed
Tor James A. Walker for Governor
II he wanted the nomination, if not
Tor D. Hampton HOge. Mr.. Hoge
being the Agnew, Brown ALLEN
and Co.'S machine" candidates.
Will undoubtedly be nominated as
these gentlemen have been running
things to suit themselves since
they have been in the saddle. and
no one but office holders have a
say. 1t is considered unconstitu-
tlonal Tor any member to belong
to the Machine" executive com
mlttee unless he holds a federaI
Office. The usual orators were
present, but the customary speeches.
were not made. Following is a
list of delegates appointed:
PROFESSIONALLY DISTRICT.
Henry Daily, +. Thompson. A.
I. Gillespie, W. G. Young, VIM. G.
Pendleton, j. N. Hartman, s. V.
Kelley and Jno. D. Daily.
MAIDEN SPRING DISTRICT.
w. L. Moore, NJ. +. Brown, w.
r. Cecil, S. f. Allison, Jno. Ascue.
w. ). Lester, r. NJ. Sparks, and
Geo. c. Bailey.
CLEAR FORK DISTRICT.
j. s. Browning, w. G.. Mus I'd
4. l.. GILLESPIE, G. j. Barnes, G. W.
Crockett, r. A. Crockett. S. p.
Mustard and N. H. Garter.
Col. Joseph Harrisso- and w
Gordon Merrick, were appoint
ed delegates .at-large.
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To All Whom It May Concern:

Whereas ], tho undersigned, Wallace
Hubberd, Public Adminisi -ator and
EX-OFFICIO public guardian and Gu
ra n within and for the County of
Gently ID State OF Missouri, was by
an order OF the said County and State,
enter d on the 9th day of July, 1901
appoint I'd to take cl rye of the estate
OF Andrew end Margaret Spangler, ill
fants der age of twenty one yer sand
required to Ike such steps a. may be
necessal Y to obtain possession and con-
troll of the property and estate OF the
said Andrew eud Margaret Spangler, in
th State OF Virginia and
Wherees have this day fed a pc; :
ton in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit
Court OF Tazewell County i'm the State
OF Virginia for the purpose of making to
the CircU Court OF Tazewe1 County
an application TO have a " money i'm the
hands of S. e. Graham, Guardian of the
said Andrew and Margaret Spangler in
said County of Tazewell and State of
Virginia, or that may come into his
he1us, removed TO the sgd County OF
Gentry and State of Missouri and there
pie led 4 my hands.
Notice is now given TO all whom it
may concern that 1 will apply to the
Circuit Court of farewell County, ST. .
OF Virginia, on the first day OF it's next
(AugusD term, 1901, to have the said
estates Of the said Andrew and MarVaret
Spangler removed from Tazewell Couty.
Virginia, to Gen,.y County, State of
Missouri, there to be placed in my hs ads.
Given under my hand this 18th day
of July, 1901.
WALLACE HUBBAsD, Public
Adm III his, 'ator and EN- OFFlCIO
Guardian and Curator witt IN and for
Gent. : Cornty, Missouri, and Curator
for Andrew and Margaret Spanger.
BY HENRY & GRAHAM,
His A ttOrneys
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Letter to Mrs. r. r. Henry,
Tazewell Virginia.

Dear Madam IF we have the
honor ofnumbering you among the
people who have used the L. & NJ.
Paint we feel certain that you will
have told your neighbors of its good
qualities.
Tell them, tell them again for fear
they'll forget. Where you need 10
gallons Of any other paint for house,
8 gallons for l.. & M. Paint mixed
with 4 gallons of Linseed oil will do
the work better than with white lie ad
Add cost Of paint and oil and see
how cheaply you've bought 10 gal
Ions OF paint.
Place Us under further obligations
by requesting them to go to Messrs.
Moss aud Greever.
Yours sincerely,
LONGMAN & MARTINEZ.
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Joined It's Mother

The lite baby of Mr.. H. G..
Mccall, whose serious illness was
mentioned in our last paper, died
on Friday evening about z O'Clock
The baby WAS nine months old.
Its mother died last Novem Der, and
her baby was laid to sleep beside
her, in the old Cemetery last
Saturday.
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Order of Publication

NTIRGIEIA: In the Clerks Office of -Taze-
v well County Cou =,
July 18th. 1901.
TO j. l.. HARLER: You are hereby notified
that CO. tan lot of land situated in the county
OF Tsrewell, in the town of { aham East On =
haml IVES sold on the 2-ld day of December,
1897 for delinquent taxes, levies, inters j and
cost - the Commonwealth of Virgin a. and
application Cor the pr chas &c thereof hc; Leen
nled in this Office. and it appea, ing from the
records in this office tfas you are interested in
said land, you are fu- her notified 70 appear in
-FOUR months from the date of this notice and do
what may be Necessary TO protect yor interests
Given under my hand tbs the 18th day of
Jr'y, 1901. E.GEORGR. Clerl
TazeweH Count CoU t. Virginia
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Virginia College,
For YOUNG LADIES. Roanoke Va

Opens Sept. Dist, 1901. One of the lead
ing Schools foryorng ladies in the South
New buildings, pianos aud equipment.
campus 10 acres. Gland mountain
scenery in Valley of Va, famed for health
European and America teachers. Full
course. Conservatory advantages In
Art, Music and Elocution. Students
rom thirty States. For Catalogue ad-
dress MATTK p. HARRIS, President.
Roanoke, Va.
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1T DazzieS The World.

No Discovery in medicine has
ever created one quarter of the ex-
element that has b II caused by
DIR. Kings New Discovery, for Con-
sumption. It's everest tests have
been on he leless victims of Consum-
ptlon, Pneumor'c. Kenmore re.
Pleurisy add Bronchitis, thousands
OF whom 1t has stored to perfect
health. For Cough. Colds, Asthma,
Group, Hay Fever, HOrseness and
Whooping Cough it is the quickest
snrest cure IN the world. 1t is sold
by John Z. Jackson, who guarantees
satisfaction or refund money. Large
bottles SOC and $1.0O. Tl:.al bottles
free.
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Miss Frost's Entertainment.

Miss Sara Greenleaf Frost, as
sisted by number of our young
people, gave a very pleasing enter
tainment last Saturday night in
the High School chapel. Notwith-
standing the unfavorable weather
and other adverse circumstances,
there was good audience, and the
program which we give below was
executed in delightful manner.
Miss Frost, is connected with the
famous Mary Baldwin Seminary. of
Star nton, Va, and Is a lady of
high culture and classic as we'll as
literary attainment. During her
stay of some time in town, she has
been stopping with Mrs. w. G..
HARRISON.
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OFALOCAL NATURE

Mss Est:le B0tf'more is vis't92
.latives in Tazewell
j. r. Dudley, of Falls Mills, WAS
in Tszewell court day.
n. Mr.. Thos. Bourne, of Grafton was
j visitor to Tazewell this week.
Miss N ge;e Taylor is sit 4; h
sister, N e. J. NJ. COT :.
Police Justice Minter, of Pocahon.
tss, was attending court this week.
W. G. Rstliffe returned from his
Western trip.
DR., W. ALB. Hariy Of Grafton was
in town on court day
Mr.. Harry Jones, OF Grafton, was
in town Thursday
James Hawkins, of Big Stone
Gap, is in town. He will returne
Sunday.
Miss Allie Millsrd has accepted q
position as post mistres at Georgel,
Va.
Rev. d. A. GLEN, is assisting
Rev. Mr.. Ramey in revival meeting
at BramwelI.
Col. Jos. Tyler, the veteran real
estate agent of Bluefeld, was in the
the city court day.
Miss Mamie Grosclose, of Ceres,
Bland Co, is enjoying a pleasant
visit to Mrs. DR.. Crockett.
Mr.. j. 1. Dudley, of Falls Mills,
was here on Tuesday, and was among
our welcome visitors.
Judge Coulling's pretty little
twin girls have been quite sick for
some time. They are better now.
Tazewell can boast of one of the
best hotels in the Southwest when
the Coffee House is completed.
Attorney j. w. Hicks, of Graham
was among the visiting lawyers
here on Tuesday.
MIR, s. W, Bourne, of Grafton and
his prother Felix we're In Tazewell
on Wednesday.
William Buchanan, of Grafton
paid Tazewell a visit several DAYS
this week.
Mrs. DIR. Estill, of Lexington Va,
has been In town several weeks
visiting her many friends She is
stopping at Mrs. T p. Bowen's.
Last Sunday an attempt was made
to rob the depot at Falls Mills. The
thief was captured by A. II. Baldwin
and given ninety days.
r. L. Hopkins, the marble aud
granite man is doing a fine piece
of work for j. p. Cs-neron, of Ora.
ham.
Z bad complexion generally results
from inactive liver and bowels. In
all such cases, DeWitt's Little Early
Riser produce graf 'ying results.
John E. jackson.
Attorneys G. j. Barnes, j. S..
Browning and others, were in at
tendance upon county court this
week.
Hoge Buchanan, one of uncle
Sans coIored boys, is in town on a
visit after several years servic in the
Philippines.
Commissioner, Thos. Peery, of
Graham, and his son, John, were
transacting business here on court
day.
Everett Tiller and sister Miss
Belle, returned Wednesday from the
meeting of Virginia PressAssociation
at Luray, Va.
Eczems saltrheum, letter, chatting
ivy pc soDing and all skin fortunes
are quickly cured by De- Wits |
Witch Hazel Salve. The certain
pile cure.J. E. jackson.
Prof. Black, of Radford, was in |
the community several days this
week in the interest Of Martha Wash
ington College.
Those famous little pills, Dewitt
Little Early Risers compel your
L.