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to hackslide from vegetarianism and accept
diet which includes meat

a hlt' WHICH
4 new Parnassus s to arise upon the
Pacific Slope, II is to be established by a
man named Whitehead, who has a large
fortune and is best known In his own neigh
borhood because he put on mourning when
Ruskin died and explained his grief by
saying that the only man who could appre-
ciate him was gone.
He proposes to devote 20,00O acres Of
his enormous estate to the cultivation Of
literary talent. with a particularly sunny
spot reserved for budding poets Here
young and struggling literary geniuses
may find safe sure retreat. Here
they may develop, Aowerlike, and give no
thought TO the morrow.
There are minor poets enough on the
Pacific Slope to form the nucleus Of Mr..
Whitehead's collection He will gather
them In first Later the Weary Willies Of
literature from far and near will be vel
coined provided they have the strawberry
marks proving them children OF the MUSES..
When one meditates upon the eccen-
tricities of the artistic temperament, one
can but be glad that the literary seedlings
as 20 900 acres.
Charles Wagner should arise and call
President Roosevelt blessed. He is an
Asatian, now preaching in Paris.
book written by him and called The
Simple Life" was published in this country
by Mcclure. Phillips 4 Co, and had slight
sale until in recent speech President
Roosevelt referred TO it As such sound,
wholesome doctrine that wish il could he
used as a tract throughout our country"
The speech was, Of course, published far
and wide, and The Simple Life" leaped
into instant fame and many editions.
The story Of Booth Tarkington's artistic
talent has often been told. He sketches
all his stories in pictures before he sketches
them in words. and every story he has done
lies hidden away in picture form in his
portfolios
But Mr.. Harrington is exceeding modest
about his drawings, and unwilling to show
them. even to intimate trends. His pub
fishers have urged him to allow them to
use his own drawings for illustration Of his
hooks, but he wouldn't hear Of il, wouldn't
even let them see any of the pictures.
At last he promised them one Of the Van
revel sketches, but he was canny enough
not to send ii until too late for insertion in
the book. About the supplementary auto
graph edition he did not know The picture
came in time to be clapped into that, and
there It is, to the authors disnay.
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RDPE ON DROWNED MAN,S LEGS.
L""h" Like Murder for . While. but
Police Guess Not Now,

he body Of man floating in the river
a'ol' two hundred yards on the end of the
lwniy-third street slip in Jersey City was
,'"od ashore yesterday afternoon by the
rr'nn,,yyania Railroad tug Belvidere. The
,lr mans ankles led the police to believe
'hat they had murder case in their hands.
hoy held on TO the murder theory until
VS. "a night, when Capt Bracken Of the tug
n"lHdrre called at Police Headquarters
ana told Inspector Archibald that there
was a piece Of rope which looked like the
strand of hawser around the waist band of
W." mans trousers when the body was
sighted The captain said he believed
he passing Of the body through the water
I'hc legs
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Thomson Mead.

RIDGErIELp. Conn. Oct 7--Horbert Cor
don Thomson, eldest son OF DR. william n
Thomson OF New York city. and Miss Anna
Theodore Mead. daughter Of Theodore Hoe
Mead were married at 81 stephens Church,
Ridgeneld at noon to-day by the Rev " n.
iiros yanor Of New York The bride was. at :
tended by Miss Ethel Robinson, as, maid Of
Misses Cora Van Norden, Mary Tilton. Eliza
beth Bigelow Carolyn, Eidlitz and Catherine
Ozark. all OF New York The best man was
Henry NJ Brookfeld, and the ushers Messrs
Gilbert " Mead. Wilson r Smith. Alexander
Ward, r G. W. Wadsworth and william
Mncnaughtnn. About 100 guests attended
country estate OF Mr.. Mead. near RIdgcfeld
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(cnter-Beebe.

Mrs Jessie Inglis Beebc daughter of John
Hogg of Boston. was married Yesterday to
Edward Chester Center in the chantry OF
Grace Church The Rev. Dr. ", r. Hunting
ton oficiated The bride wore white chill on
gown trimmed with yellow lace. n white hat
with feathers and diamond horseshoe on
her coIslge She carried white prayer
book
There were no bridesmaids n Livin gsto on
Center was the best man and william \. Scott
and Samuel &. HOPKINS wore ushors. After
the ceremony there wnsa bridal breakfast NJ
Sherry'S
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llrinley Scott.

Miss Helen Edith Scott, daughter of Mrs.
J. W Scott of White Plains. and r.. u. Brinley
were married in the chapel Of N. Thomass
Church IL Firth avenue yesterday afternoon
by the Rev. D. X Sandford Of New Haven,
Conn The bride was given away by her
unck. She wore u pale gray oIe de chine
dress, with a yoke OF duchesss lace. 10 was
There were no attendants and no reception.
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\ Liberal Education and Benedicti0n
are the Church's best gift TO It's sons. Every
father who teaches bis children 70 read Ths
Adv
The sun., 1902-10-08

CENTURY DICTIONARIES and other set
bought for cash. MALkAN. Bookman. l William
ST. TeI Si7i Broad.
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NOTICEl

To A. f. Moore. Martha O. Stafford
James Bandy, Sheriff OF -fazsw5ii
County, and as such Administrators
of NancyJ Neel; Mary NJ. Reynolds,
Enie V. Stephens (nee Hendricks
SOM Albrimie +. Gill (nee Hem
drichsonl, Jame- NJ. Heudrickson,
the last three children Of Elizabeth
+. Hendrickson; Octavia @. Carr,
Jnmes Bandy, sheriff of Tazewell
county, and as such Administrator of
Amanda G. Bailey (deccasod)i
Take notice that on the 2lst day OF
October, 1902, that being the FIRST daN
of the October, 1902 term OF the coun
ty court OF Tazewsll county, VirginidA
the undersigned will apply to said cour
to release, discharge, and mark satisfied
certain liens reserved and retained and,
expressly charged upon the certain tract
ofland conveyed by Joseph A. Moore and
Martin p. Moore, his wife TO the under
signed by deed dated January 3lst, 1885, 4
and recorded June 9Th, 1882 in the|
Clerks Office in the County Court oil
Tazewell county, Virginia, in deed
Book No. 1S, p6ges 1G9-170. The debt
secured by this lien has been fulIyI
paid, sati s fl ed and discharged,
which said lien and reservation is in
words and figures following, TO wit;
And for the further consideration
hereinbeiore mentioned, the said Andrew
Hounshell undertakes and agrees toE
suitably provide for the maintainanceE
of the said J oseph A. Moore and Martina
p Moore, his wife, during their natural
life and to pay to A. +. Moore, the sam
of $4,000, to Martha @. stafford, 800.
90 to Nancy ]. Neel, $4,000. to Mary
NJ. Reynolds, $4,000, to the children d
Elizabeth T. Hendrickson. $4,000, Oc
tavia q, Carr, $4,000, to Annie G. Bal
ley, $4,000 etc. s.
Respectfully. IS
Andrew Hounshell.
Julia A. HounshelI.
BY A. ]. & s. d. May & d. Fl. Smitl
Counsel.
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steeIsnurp.
Special Correspondence.

These cool mornings make us
think that jack frost will soon make
his appearance.
Miss Ethel Monk, of Mercer Co.,
w. Va, is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Rutha Brown, at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Witten spent
last Sunday with Mr.. Smith.
Preparations are being made for a
picnic to be held at the Chimney
Cave, near Mr.. r. X. Gilles2ies, next
Thursday. Several Sunday schools
are to meet there and have a union
picnic. A nice time is anticipated
A. w. Griffitts aud F. NJ. Mcclure
have been at Tazewcll almost a
week as jurors.
Mr.. r. B. Steele and wife, j. H.
Martin and wife, were visiting at Mr..
F. NJ. McGuires last Sunday.
We are sorry to say that we had
some very bad behayior at church
here last Sunday evening. If was
a young lady and could not go to
church and behave myself / would
stay at home. There was some
whiskey there also.
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A Narrow Eacana

Josephine Helmandolar, n little girl
some II years old, who lives with Capt
Tynes, had a narrow escape on Sunda v
afternoon. She is in tn e habit of rid
ing the horses to water, and on Sunday
afternoon she undertook to ride wild
horse, when he became unmanag lble
and threw the child broadside in
the street. Fortunately she was not
hurt, but it was a close call.
Little Ollie Hurt, daughter of JAS.
f. Hurt, had quite serious fall on
Sunday, striking the back of her head
against the sharp corner OF the porch
cutting quite an ugly cash. DIR. Gree
yer was called, and found it necessary
to take several stitches in the wound
The child and her little sister were play-
ng with a rope, pulling against each
other, when one OF them let the rope
loose, with above results.
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Pleasant Family Gathering.

When Capt. and Mrs. A. J. Tynes
sat down to dinner last Sunday, they
found that they had all their children
and grand children present. married
and single, the only absentees being
the wife and child OF DIR. A. l.. Tvnes
There were Mrs. H. E. Pcery and
children; Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Tvnes
and baby; Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Laird
and baby, Misses Hattie, Fannie. I,vde
and Buford Tynes. The occasion was
oneofpeculiar pleasure The enjoyment
OF the occasion was further enhanced bv
the baptism Of the infant son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Conrad Tynes, which solemn
ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr.
Hail. pastor ofthe Presbyterian church.
The occasion was particularly one OF
great enjoyment TO the entire family,
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NOTICE

To the voters of Jacksonville Mag
isterial District in Tazewell county
Virginia
You are hereby notified that the
undersigned Board of Registrars for
said district, will open books for reg
istration of voters at the following
places on the following dates, viz:
AT Freestone precinct on Septem-
ber %, 1902, at School House; Ben
bow precinct September %, 1902, at
A. b. Buchanan's store; Thompson
Valley precinct, September "a, 1902,
at Il. b. Peery 4 Co.'s store; Crock
etts Cove precinct September 26,
1902, at Crockett Il Browns store;
Dry Fork precinct September 81,
1902, at Hankins store; Gap Store
precinct September 20 and Both.
1902; North Tazewoll precinct octo-
Der | and >, 1902, at North Tazewell,
aud JeffersonvIlle precinct October
3, 4 and 5, 1902 at Court house.
j. III. WHITLEY, Chm,
j. ED PEERY,
X. A. L. CLEMENTS, Sec'y.
Aug22-2I.
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WARM TIME IN
THE WEST END
Wife Shoots at Her Hush
..and. The parties Fined :


There was a warm time. in town
last Sunday, on lower main street
AS result the town treasury was
enriched to the amount Of about
$500.
WIFE SHOOTS AT HUsBAND,
For some time the relations exist
ing between John Henry Smith aud
his wife have not been very pleasant.
She had frequently warned him, SO
she said in tho Mayors court, to stay
away form her house. On last Sun
DAY morning ho went down to. his
wife's house to see his baby, cllila
about two years old. He was por-
mitted to see the child, and started
up the street with it, when his vito
made him bring it back. lie was
mad, and cursed and abused his wife.
and called her vile, slanderons
name. She warned him not TO ro-
peat IT. He did so, and she fred, the
bullet barely missing his head.
In the police court she was repro-
sented by Mr.. Douglas II. Smith.
and the husband by Mr.. G.. w. ST.
Clair. Owing to the peculiar cir,
cumstances surrounding the case she
was fined $1,000 and costs. John
Henry, her husband, wasaned $500
aud costs, the extreme limit. the
Mayor stating that he wished he
could make it$l0.O0.
YOUNG BUCKS FROM ELKnoRx.
Several young colored men, who
had been working on Elkhorn, came
home on Sunday to SEQ their people.
They brought with them, and "a
them, incidentally, a quantity of
Wost Virginia liquor, and on Sun
day afternoon got out in the street
and proceeded TO celebrate. 1t il
said that end Of the town was sul-k
phurous. AS partial result aboud
5000 OF Reese Bandy's hard oarnod
money was left in our town troasury
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BenboW.
Especial Corrcspondencol


Rey. Sutherland begins n series
of meeting Mt this place Sunday
next.
Mrs. J. o. Corell has been on the
sick list for the past week, but is inn
proving at this writing.
John w. Corell, of GILES Co., has
been visiting friends and relatives of
the Valley for the past two weeks.
Mr.. G. S. Crabtree had quite a
number of little people to spent the
day of the twelfth with HIM, which
was his 55th birthday. They spent
quite an enjoyable day with little
Susie.
Miss Mamie Rose Moss, OF Burke's
Garden, made our little people quite
happy by n visit last week.
Mr.. Harold and Joe Litz, spent
SUNDAY last in the Vail y, but were
not on business.
Messrs John r. and George Crab
tree, we're in Bland Co., last week
buying cattle.
Mrs. Lizzie Thompson d
Mrs. 6. S. Crabtreo, called on Mrs.
J. o. Corell first of the week.
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lSpcchh NoffVSponuclCc.
Mrs. Steel and daughter Mrs. 4. r.
Smoot and Claud Dudly of Tip Top
was visiting the Smoot girls Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Kits was visiting friends
at Five Oaks Saturday and Sunday.
Glide Greer spent Saturday and sun
day in Abbs Valley.
Thomas Witten and wife were Wis.
itng friends and relatives at Graham.
last week.
J. Moore, Of Abbs Valley, spent the
last of the week with his old school
mates, Ed Peery, VIII Painter, and
Glide GIeear
Miss Clair Brown, Of ThaclSer. is vis-
iting relatives at Witten Mills.
Mr.. Alex witten had fine COW
killed last Friday, by freight
train.
Mrs. roter and daughters left last
Friday. We hope this won't be their
last visit to Tazowell.
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Graham.
Especial Corrcspondencel
icllo this is Grahaml

Especial Corrospondencel
Hello ! this is Grahaml
Several Of our townsmen who are
employed in thecoal fields were mt home
SUNDAY.
Mn. y II. Humphreys, from Hunt
ingtoA w. Va. is in our community.
We are glad to see him.
The Colored Camp meeting is all the
go in town this week.
Miss Annie Gill, from Crew, is visit
ing friends in Graham this week.
5. N. Hufford is building large
fur niture store on the corner of Morton
and Wister streets.
Brother j. A. Lindsy is back from
Grayson, where he and his family have
been spending the summer. We are
glad 20 welcome them into our midst
again.
Rev. NJ. =. Carico, is carrying on n
Protracted meeting at Ebcneezer this
week
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Special.

Seashore excursions via Shenan-
doah Valley Route, Double Daily
Service Roanoke, Luray, Hagerstown
and Cumberland Valley and Pennsy-
lvania, Railroads to AtlantidCity, Cape
May, Sea Isle City, Avalon, Anglesea,
" ildwood, Holly Beach, New Jersy
Tickets will be on sale July 10th and
oath, Augest 7th and 2lst, limited to
sixteen days, including date OF sale.
Iftickets sold during July aud August
are deposited with ticket Agent at
Broad Street Station, Philadelphia, on
arrival, a stop over OF ten days will be
allowed ut Philadelphia on going trip.
Agents Norfolk & Western Railway.
w. b. Bevill,
General Passenger Agent, Roanok
Va.
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Sufficient Roa son.

Why editors generally believe there
Is hell is thus sufficiently accounted
for by the Morlin Review. "Occasion.
ally we get notice from a postmaster
stating the Review lies dead in the Of
flee: cause, the subscriber has removed.
Almost invariably we find that he Is In
arrears for two or three years and has
snealSed ofrwithout paying the debt. It
was little things like these that made Il
80 hard for Bob Ingersoll to make peo-
pie believe there is no hcll.--Newspa-
perdom.
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OF
THE COURTS
George Jones Convicted.
North TazeweII Sued.

County Court adjourned ON Tuesday
to give place to Judge JaclSsons Court
which is now in session.
In the County Court last week Geo.
Jones was given new trial, which re-
suited in IA verdict of guilty, and his
punishment fixed at three years in the
penitentimy.
The history Of this famous ease is
familiar to our rcaders. No case be-
fore our court for ycars has excited SO
much interest. Briefly the ease is ms
follows:
On the Goth, OF last November John
G. Watts was killed near his house by
being struck with n post-hole digger
IN the hands of George Jones. who. in
company with his father William and
his brother John, were building n line
fence under contract, between the
property of Mrs. Watts, wife and
Bowen Watts, son Of the deceased.
George Jones confessed to striking the
blow with the digger. John Jones con
fessed to throwing rock, which, the
prosecution claimed, helped to kill
Watts. VIM Jones took no part i'm
the killing, he claimed. All three were
arrested and lodged in Jail. AZ the flrst
trial William Jones was acquitted The
boys were given ten years in prison.
The case was appealed and new trial
granted, with result as above stated
John Jones is now out on bail, and will
be tried Mt next term OF county court.
The case has attracted wide attention.
owing TO the prominence Of Mr.. Waits.
and the array Of legal talent on both
sides.
Messrs Henry and Graham. Chap
man and Gillespie and A. S. Hipgin-
botham were employed To assist the
prosecution. Col. II. G. Anderson. J.
\. Haman and b. J. Wysor, were for
the defence. The case was stubbornlv
fought ON both sides, and some great
speeches Were made, and the public. so
far' generally, accepts the final issue.
The jury stood, il is said, one for ten
years, three for five years, seven for
one year and one for acquittal.
CIRCUIT COURT.
In Judge Jackson's court only the
case tried SO far, was the case ofLouisa
Peery, against the town Of North Taz-
ewcll. She fell on the sidewalk OF
the town and broke her arm, and sued
for Sl5OO.00 damages The jury
awarded 100000. This is the first case
OF the kind tried in this section.
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TulS Is NOW TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
PER SHARE.

Ha'oid Buchanan's Sheep Stories.
Mr.. Harold Buchanan. n prosper
GUS and well-known young farmer,
OF Thompson Valley, called in last
Saturday, and told us two sheen
stories, which, he said himself. were
hard 10 believe, but the truth of
which he woulo vouch for, as the
circumstances cane under his i'm
mediate observation. The eases are
as follows: George Kinder a neigh
Dor, owns one thoroughbred Hamp-
shire eve, now years old. She was
bred at two years old, since which
time she has produc d fifty dollars
worth of lambs and wool together.
A few years ago he himself had a
eve which dropped lamb on Sat
urdaY morning. In the afternoon.
another came, and exactly eight days
after the same eve dropped twin
lambs, Two of these lambs died.
Who can beat these storiesf
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Prosperous Financial Institution.
The Bank of Clinch Valley, owing TO
increase of business, has found i: nee
essary 10 employ additional working
force, and Mr.. J. G. Davenport, Of Gra-
ham, has accepted position in tn @
Bank, and has already entered upon
his duties.
Mr.. Henry Preston, the cashier, who
has been with the bank for n number
of years, and discharged his duties
faithfully and satisfactorily, was over
worked, and the Board of Directors. at
IA recent meeting decided TO give him
such assistance as he needed TO dis
charge the increasing volume OF bust
ness OF the institution.
The Bank is now well equipped with
a working force.
Mr.. Preston has had an experience Of
about twenty-four years. The best Of
these years have been given TO the
bank OF which he is now cashier, and
our people, and the many patrons Of
the bank know how well and faithfully
ilt HIS blotiltlBcA iilt itSlpllSlDlc lls
ties deVolving upon him.
Mr.. j. G.. Davenport "was bred in
old Kentucky" in Bourbon county, too,
but was reared in the Valley OF Vir-
ginia. He is a grand nephew OF the
famous Cassius Clay, of Kentucky.
He has had about twenty years ex-
pirence as bank official. For num-
Der of years he was Teller in the First
National Bank Of Roanoke, Of which
Henry Tfout is President, and whose
daughter Mr. Davenport married. For
the past three years he has been the
efficient cashier Of the Bank OF Graham,
wellknOwn 70 our people.
Mr.. JAS. II. Mcnecr, who has been
with the bank some time, is a young
man Of experience, having been con-
nected with the bank Of Union w. Va,
for number OF years, and is an Efficient
officer.
The Bank, it will be seen, is now full
ly equipped with an efficient corps Of
officers, and every banking facility nee
essary - the conducting ola successful
business.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-08-29
CONSOLIDATED COAL, IRON AND
LAND COMPANY.
DIVIDEND OF CAPITAL.

Notice is hereby given that the stock
holders OF the Consolidated Coal, Iron
and Land Company, in general meeting
OF the Company, have resolved and
ordered that q dividend OF capital
amounting 90 $3.50 per share, and
another dividend of capital amounting
to S62.5O per share upon the common
stock Of the Company, amounting to-
gether TO $50 per share, be paid, and
the capital stock OF the Company
be reduced to that extent. Full de
tails in regard 10 these resolutions oI
orders, including the time and place ol
payment, will be furnished upon hppli
cation at the Office Of the company II
the City Of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
CHARLES s. THoRNE,
Secretary.
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NOTICE,
Aug222l.

To tho voters OF Maiden Spring Mag
isterai District, Tazewell County, Vir
ginia You are hereby notified, that the
undersigned Board of Registrars for
said district, will open books for regis
tration Of voters at the following places
on the following dates. viz:
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NOTICE,

To the voters Of Clear Fork Mag
isteral District, in Tazewell County
Virginia:
You are hereby notified that
the undersigned, Board of Reg
lstrars for said District. will open
books for registration OF voters at
the following places and dates, viz:
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-08-29

Via Shenandoah Valley route to At
antic City, Cape May, Sea Isle City,
Avalon, Etc Very low rates. July
oath, August 18th and 2lst, and tickets
limited seventeen days. Double daily
) rVice. Pullman sleepers.
". 3. BEvILL,
General Passenge Agent,
Roanoke, Va.
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X. G. SHuFFLEBARGER, Chm,
GEO. IL. ZIMMERMAN, Sec'ty.,
S. l.. MAxEY.
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DO l0U WANT
M @ W
Of Course You do2- 25c
per Share.

If you want to make il quickly
here is your chance:
The Interstate Petroleum Co.. or
gHnized last May, and owning about
10000 acres IN well located oil field,
proposes to sell, until September
10Th, oil stock at - cents per share.
This company is composed of the
officers as the Atlantic and Pacific
Company, which has been SO success
:ull in this same field.
The company owns 2OOO acres in
Texas Oil Fields, half interests IN
1000 acres in ee.ebrated Indiana oil
ield, half interest IN 1000 acres in
West Y itgi0ia, wells now on proper
tg. ard 70 900 acres in the ceIebrat-
ed Kentucky oil fields in Knox and
adjoining counties. All of this ter.
ritory rs regarded as highly favor
able territory.
Mr.. J. A. Titler says. II would
rather have Interstate stock a, 81 90
per share than to have any other at
o cents per shar>, except Atlau,ic
aud Pacific. which is worth Si.sa.
now"
TuiS Is NOW TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
PER SHARE.
This p'ice holds only until Sept.
10th. This stock was opened two
weeks ago at 20 cents. 1t tisadvane-
ing. Now is the time to buy. A few
shares secured now will more than
double in in six months. You can
pay in iustalments. Don't Ter the
boat leave you. For Applications
and particulars. apply at NEWS Of
fee, or to Walter Sneed.