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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-09-12
Especial correspondence

Mrs Laura Suiter from Bland G
II. and Mrs. Polly Fuller, from Cav
tits Greek, are visiting friends and
relatives in the Garden now.
Several young ladies' and young
gentlemen from Tazewell spent last
Sunday here.
Miss Lille Moss returned home
Friday after a two weeks visit with
friends in SmSt Tia Co. Llllie says she
had fne time while she was gone.
Miss Stella Stras, from Roanoke.
is the guest of Ms: Robert Moss.
Messrs Clinton and Willie Moss
leave to-day for Washington and
Lee University.
Miss Miller, from Newport, is
spending some time with her sister,
Mrs. l.. ID. Snapp.
Mr.. Peter Fox, and wife and little
daughter were visiting friends at
Tazewell the last of the week.
Miss Minnie Greever spent last
week with relatives in Thompson
Valley.
Rev. j. H. Wyse went to Marion
last week on business.
A much needed and ! ny looked
visitor for came last night in the form
of a good rain.
Two of our free schools commen-
ced last week, and the others com
menced yesterday. The following
are the teachers; Misses Bette Crosse
close, Laura Gildersleeve, Edith
Whitman, Ida Greever and Tillie
Moss.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Thomas, from
Montgomery County, are visiting
Messrs Robert aud Joseph Meek.
Mrs. Thomas is an aunt of the Meek
brothers and she had not been IN
Burkt's Garden for forty years.
Several persons from the Garden
attended the Barnes Ratliff wedding
at Tazewell.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-09-12
sed Denlh of nm Infnnt

Julie Lee. the infant daughter oi
Mr.. aud Mrs. Conrad TNncs. died Ia ST
ru' S'lay afternoon after a few DAYS
illness. The physicians in attn
dance W. re- unable To diagnose m,
disease owing TO the age of the 4,
ceased, but tho general impression
was that death was caused by tenih-
ing and Il complication OF troubles.
The deceased was about twenty
months old, possessed disposition
which won tho love OF every one who
knew 1t.
The remains were inferred in the
new bu rial grounds, the funeral ser
vices being conducted by Revs. Hall
ane Kelly, of the Presbyterian and
Methodist church.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-09-12
Keep on footing.

If you toot your little tooter and
then lay aside your horn, there's not
soul in ten short days will know
that you were born.
The man who gathers pumpkins is
the man who plOwed all day, and the
man who keeps 1t humping is the
man who makes it pay.
The man who adv-rtises with a
short, a sudden Jerk, is the man who
blames the editor because it doesn't
work.
The man who gets the business
takes long and steady pull and
keeps the local paper from year to
year quite full.
he plans his advertising in a care
full, thoughtful way, and keeps for
ever at it until he makes it pay.
He has faith in all the future. can
with stand a sudden shock, and like
the man of Scripture, has his busi.
ness on rock.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-09-12
Change of Managers of Pocahop
tas Company.

Roanoke, Va, September 5.-A
change is announced in the manage
ment OF the Pocahontas Collieries
C1mpanv. which owns and operates
mines of Pocahontas, the largest
coal and coke plant in the Flat Top
field, including the Baby mine,
West mine, SILVER Ridge, and now
| and East mine. The Company is
operating $500 os coal lands and
running 600 coke ovens.
BY the change w. B. BampbelI is
succeeded as president by Charles
S. Thorne. The head Office will be
IN Philadelpbia. Tho now owners
of the company are mostly New York
ers.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-09-12
Five Oaks.
Especial oorresponde,ce.l !

Especial Corresponds ace
Sheep-killing dogs are canvassinp
this section again. Thursday night
one was killed and eight torn to pieces
of J. b. Painter. Friday night one was
killed and two hurt for Thos. Witten.
Miss Matte Harman OF Tip TOP.
spent last week with her cousin. Miss
Mamie Witten.
Mrs Harold I4itz and children are
spending some time with her father,
Frank Howard.
w. f. Peery is having a fine barn
built.
Miss Annie Greever left SATURDAY.
for Graham where she will spend the
winter with her brother and 90 tc
school Miss Annie is one OF our finest
young ladies.
We are glad to say once more that
We can go out in a buggy without
breaking it TO pieces. The roads ar,
in good condition.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-09-12
Notice

To the voteIs Of Jeffersonvill Magis-
terial District of Tazeweil county, Vir
glnia:
You are hereby notified that the un-
dersigned Board OF Registrars for said
district, will op en- books for registration
Of voters at the following places on the
following dates, viz:
At Freestone precinct on September
%, 1902, at School House; Benbow
precinct September 23, 1902. at A. B
Buchanan's store; Thompson Valley
pecinct, September "a, 1902, at r. b.
Peery & Co.'S. store; Crockets, Cove
precinct September 26, 1902, at Crockett
& Browns store; Dry Fork precinct
September 27, 1902, at Han'Sins store:
Gap Store precinct September 30 and
30th, 1902;North Tazewell precinct
October l and 2, 1902, at North Taz-
ewell, and Jacksonville precinct Octo-
ber 3, A, and 6; 1902 at Court house.
j. II. WHITLEY, Chm,
J. ED. PEERY,
r. A. T. CLEMENT, Sec'y
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-09-12

In the c. and o. field the miners are
juhilant over the fact TINT the Coalhurg
operation has signed the scale. This
colliery was operated by a receiver.
under an order OF the circuit court.
The scale signed Is the one prepared
at the Huntington convention snd Is
effective until April lst, 1903 This
mine 1t is said will provide employment
for about 100 men, when running full.
and has been operated ut loss by
the formers owners.
The operators do not place any Inn
portance TO this accession, and declare
II will not affect their action one way
or another
The leaders OF the strike, however
have beon very jubliant over the ac-
cession, and say that II IL but one of
several who are threatening 10 brake
away from the agreement and come
into the fold.
u w. iufccll, OF the board, who
IL In charge of the strike situation with
headquarters at Montgomery, confirm
cd the statement that the Coalburg
operation had signed the scale and
said that the mine would be running
full In day or two.
He also said that the eviction Of the
miners from the house had worked a
great hardship upon the miners for the
time Icing and that this was the crit
ical point In the contest. Since that
time arrangements have been complet-
ed for taking care Of practically all the
people, and they were now getting
along fairly we'll
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-09-12
CONSOLIDATED COAL, IRON AND
LAND COMPANY.
DIVIDEND or CAPITAL.

Notice Is hcrebygiven that the stock
holders or the Consolidated Coal. Iron
aud Land Company, In general meeting
OF the Company. have resolved and
ordered that IA dividend OF capital
amounting To $l7.5O per share. and
another dividend Of capital amounting
90 S62.50 per shave -nYcn INC common
stock OF the Company, amounting to-
gether 10 $50 per share, be paid, and
the capital stock OF the Company
be reduced TO that extent. Full de-
tails IN rcgnrd 20 these resolutions or
orders, including the time md place OF
payment, will he furnished upon appH-
cation nj the Office Of the company In
the City Of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
CHARLES $. THoRNE,
Secretary.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-09-12
Little Valley Items

We had a fine rain to-day whicl
was badly needed.
Que farmers are busy taking car,
of their crops, and making sorghum
Miss Emily Ascue, the highly ac
complished young lady OF Paint Lick
opened her school at this place on
last Monday with n large school. w,
wish her much success in her work.
Hope she will like our little town.
Mr.. ID. Greer, a prominent farmer
OF Paint Lick, spent last Tuesday
night with Mrs. S. M. Osborne. He
was on his way home from Saltville.
We noticed that several of our
! young ladies and gentlemen were
| out walking Saturday evening gath
, ering chingquapins. They seem, d to
be having a delightful time. You
missed a lot of fun by not going with
US.
Miss Rebecca Aseue, prominent
and beautiful lady, of Paint Lick
paid her sister, Miss Emily, brief
out pleasant visit last Saturday and
Sunday, Her departure is deeply
regretted. Hope she will come again
soon.
Quite number of our young peo-
BILE attended church in Poor Valley
on last Sunday evening. They re.
ported a delightful time.
On last Sunday morning Misses
Emils Ascue, and Sallie Osborne
and Mr.. Robt. Osborne spent several
hours Lucy Caldwell. They report
ed pleasant time, and say they
wish how soon the time may come
when they may enjoy another feast
with Miss Lucy. The feast was m. g.
ni6cent and beautifully served.
We wonder what the attraction is
at Mr.. M. f. Browns, for Mr.. j. NJ.
Osborne. 1t seems as though he
can't get in ON Sunday evening 10
bring the cows for his mother.
Mr.. L. l. Osborne attended conrt
last week on professional business.
We notice one of our young men
who seldom ever get letter that
when he does, it, exciies him so that
he always looses part of it, especial
ly the flowers.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-09-12
Bailey.
Especial Correspondence ]


Ba ley, Va, Sept. 9.-Mrs. McTeer
Sanders, who was reported in the
News of last week as being very
sick, is no better.
There is said to be three cases of
typhoid fever in the family of Mr..
w. d. Holbrook, however none of
them are said to be dangerously i'll
as yet.
The school of this place started off
with considerable promise yesterday
morning about 23 pupils with Miss
Alice Wallace. as teacher.
Miss Gray Wagner, gave an ice
cream supper last Saturday evening
to few of her friends; they report
an enjoyable time.
Miss Edna, the oldest daughter of
Mr.. C. A. Thompson is said to be
very sick with erysypelas.
Mr.. C. l.. Roone has been on a
trip to Chrisiiansburg; he was expect
cd home yesterday.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-09-12
NOrICEl
Secretary

To A. +. Moore. Martha c. Stafford.
James Bandy Sheriff OF Tazewell.
County, and aS such Administrators
Of Nancy j. Mel; Mary NJ. Reynolds.
Ellie V. Stephens (nee Hendriol-
SOM Albrimie +. Gill (nee Hen
drichsonl, Jame~ NJ. Heudrickson.
the last three children Of Elizabeth
T. Hendrickson; Octavia @. Carr,
james Bandy, sheriff OF Tazewoll
county, aud as such Admipistrator OF
Amanda e. Bailey (deceasedi,
Take notice that on the Olaf dav 81
October, 1902, that being the first dav
iof the October, 1902 term OF the coun-
ty court OF Tazewell county. Virginia
the undersigned will apply to said court
to release, discharge. and mark satisfied
certain hens reserved and retained and
expressly charged upon the certain tract
OF land conveyed by JOS, ph A. Moore and
Martin p. Moore, his wife TO the undar.
signed by deed dated January 31st. 1882
and recorded June 9th. 1882 in tba
Clerks Office in the County Court OF
Tazewell county, Virginia. in deed
Book No. 1s, pages lG9-I7O. The debt
secured by this lien has been fully
paid. sati fed and DISCHARGED
which said lien and reservation IL IN
words aud figures following, to wit;
"And Tor the further Consideration
hereinbeIore mentioned, the said And reU
Hounshell undertakes and agrees =.
suitably provide for thdcsnaintaiuanca
of the said Joseps A. Moore and Martba
p. Moore, his wife, during their natpral
life and to pay to A. F. Moore. the sum
OF $4,000, to Martha @. stafford. 500 :
Oh to Nancy j. Neel, $4,000. TO Mary
NJ. Reynolds, $4,000, to the children Of
Elizabeth I. Hendrickson. 500. 90. Or.
tavia q, Carr, $4,000, to ANNE @. Bai-
ley, $T00 90 etc.
Respectfully.
Andrew HounshelI.
Julia A. Hounshell.
BY A. J. & s. d. May &c d. II. Smith
Counsel.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-09-12
TaborviIle
lspecIal Correspondencel

We are having fine rain to-day
after long drough. Cattle have been
almost suffering i'm some places for
grass and water Corn crops are
light in this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. d. Baker were Wis
iting IL. j. Tabor last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Fink, Of wnliams
son, w. Va, are visiting friends and
relatives here and ut Flat Top Yards.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Belcher, Of
Clover Bottom, are in the village.
Robert is in bad health and will re-
main hero for several weeks, IA adj
vised 10y his physician.
Mr. Mat Compton, one OF our most
popular young farmers, and Miss Marie
Belcher. the most beautiful and ac-
complished daughter OF Robert Belcher.
of Clover Bottom, w. Va, were united
in marriage last Wednesday at tho
homo of the brides father and came 20
Taborvillc ON Thursday, where they
will make their future home. We wish
them n long, happy and prosperous life.
/. IL. Harry weighed six potatoes OF
his own raising that weighed even seven
pounds. They were the Blue Victor.
Can you beet that Mr.. F.
Mr. james Belcher had n fine hcifer
to fall over n cliff few days ago and
killed itself dead.
Mr. II. ID. Dudley and james Fink
had quantity OF clothing stolen from
their clothes line few nights ago.
Stealing is getting TO bea very common
thing In this community, which makes
shot guns very valuable.
III. j. Tabor went 10 Pocahontas 20
day with II load OF produce.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-09-12
Beware of the knit.

No profession has advanced more rapid
ly OF lasa than surgery, but it should not
bs usedexcept where absolutely necessary
In case of piles for example. It is seldom
needed DeWItt's witch Hazel Salye
cures quickly and peimanritly Une-
quaIled for cuts. bur.> bruise wounds.
skin-diseases. Aeerpt no c0uaierleits
81 was so troubled with bleeding piles
thIt J@St much blood and sire 9Th, u
says ]. G.. Phillips, Psris. I'll "Dr Sitts
Witcq Hazel SaIve cuIed nr ~ a shOr
time" SoSthes and h,ais + JACK
la)n.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-09-12
A Big Base Bail Gam.

Tazewell foul TIA nine base ball team
went to Five Oaks Saturday and
played the first team there. the score
resulting % to 10 in Tazewelll's ia.
vOr. The Tazewell nine was com
posed OF James Miller. G.; John Me-
Clintock, p; John Alexander. l.b.;
clyde Hankins. b.; jessie Draper,
3D.; Jack May, $. S. Bowen Ratlff.
G. T.; jug May, r. T.; Harry Draper.
l. +.
The boys expect to play the
Five Oaks team again tomorrow
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-09-12
ALL THE WINES
RESUMED WORK
Many of Striking Miners
Returned to Work.

The collieries ON Crane Creek are re.
Stunning. Yesterday quite u number Of
men went to work and the force al
each place viii - larger daily.
The field as a whole ~ working al
most up 10 it's capacity. Themen who
left the field when the trouble began
are still coming back. Each train com
ing in brings them aud I'm few weeks
the majority OF the old men will bc
back mt work.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-09-12
NOTICE.

To the voters of Clear Fork Mag.
lsteral District, in Tazewell County
Virginia:
You are hereby notified iha,
the undersigned, Board of Reg
istrars for said District. will open
books for registration or voters at
the following places aud dates, viz:
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-09-12
NOTICE.

To the voters of Maiden Spring Mag
isterai District, TazewelI 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:
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-09-12

Wsntel young men from Tazeu ell
COUNT q, once to prepare Propositions il,
the government Service Railway Mai
Clerks. Letter Carriers, Custom House
and Departmental Clerks, etc. pply
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-09-12
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Mrs Sanders Dead

Bailey, Virginia, September 10
Mrs. McTeer Sanders, who has been
reported in the News from time to time
as being dangerously i'll, died early this
morning.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-09-12

X. G. SHurFLEBARGER, Chm,
GEO. II. ZIMMERMAN, Secty.,
5. l.. AAxEY.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-09-12
University of Virginia.

It Il the capstone OF the Public School System,
OF the State
FREE TO VIRG lNIANS
In the Academic Department.
Letters, Science, Law, Medicine
Engineering.
Session begins lot September. For
Catalogue address 2. B. Barrnger
Chairman, Charlottesville, Va.
FOR SALE.
A nice 7-room dwelling house in
West Graham. For particulars caIl on
or address,
Lee Brooks,
Ennis, w. Va
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-03
Miscellaneous Toys

Neatsd blocks. with pretty col
ored plctureB ana alphabet ip'
Toy Aceorilons, with full set Of
heyH. that viii play tune 'VAs'p
Noah's Arhs. all sizes and kinds
&C.. Toe up to 1hc. a.
ChIIdiH Paint Boxes. Zoe ih'' ~
nubber Raitlers aud hnhhsi
balls. i0c, lbe, 2te. -.
rim Horns. straight and fancy
shapes, Be, I0r. lie. 2hc. ahe -,
Musical Tops. all kinds. i"'' ips'
s6o. Soc.
noys' sieds. Coasters. etc, rood
ones. for aBe. Girls tleds also
Boys Coasters, il.fe ones TOT
All the latest Mechanical Toys
waltzinE Annie. the f1irt. Aulo=
mobile. Walking Clowns heeilan I,
zeal Baats. everything. you WIZ
md them all here,
Iron Fire Engines faiiois'
Hose carta. Hooks and Ladders
etc, &c 90 tsto, .
bedroom and Pnrlor sets. I've 10
1900. 80,
10y fNnNtt. " VIM
rosewood. zee. soc. fSc. fi.eo up to
ts.b0 each.
china Tea Sets, Toe TO ZOO.
Metal Tea sets. ise 10 tibo.
Rubber Animals. Cats. Dogs etc
&c 10 Zoe,
Doll Trunks. 2be. toe. 7be TO tzeo.
Doll Cradles and Beds. made OF
wood. white snamelsd. 2te. bVu '.
81 each.
Doll BugEies, all styles zsc To
1900 each.
Air Rires. best guns on the mar
ket, fepeatins. for stc each.
A tremendous iine 81 Xmas Tree
Ornaments. tinssi. beaet. EiaHr
toys. etc, fe 60 zte each.
Dolls. kid Dolls, Jointsd Dolls
Dressed Dolls. every Kind Of doll.
s. 10 1890 each.
Uoys' Seat Wagons. steel wheels
and box. sse. ssc. Ills. tita. iLts
each
swinging Horses. viii no, tip
over. natural motion. tz.se up to
1900.
Iron Ranges for the little stfir,
nickel polished fun set Of uten-
slia. zoe up 20 ta.te each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-03
RAILWAY
OFFICIALS

SALT LAKE cfTY, bee, : .rwcn,
~ officials representing the eperat.
Ing departments OF the Union Pa
elite, thu Chicago. Milwaukee 4 ~.
Paul, aud the southern Pacific, arr
rived here this morning The party
Includes President "a, q nu4t Of the
unian Pacific, President A J Earl.
Ing Of the 81 Paul, and Vice frssi-
dent J. kruttschnitt, and Traffic
Director ]. Z, Stubs of the ST. Paul
They arr now IN conference upon the
subject VI traffic arrangements 10
be made under the new io-ycaF eon-
tract lately made BY the three HyH-
tefua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-03

eolored Table Cloths. ~ size
red and white or red and green. Oh
ooiorH. worth Sic. : 20 ~ Thurs
day. each. Sbc.
Pillow Cases. made 81 bieuched
cotton. sire fzSse. worth ite. 10 TO
II Thursday each 100.
outing Finnneis. light or dark.
worth &c. TO IL Thursday. yard.
Sc.
colored on cloth. ~ inches
wide. In fancy patterns. value zoe
yard 20 ~, at ftc yard.
81 Table Covers. variety q
choose from, hn0tted fringe All
around. value $50 from TO ~.
at sSc each
wOmsn's Black Silk watch
Guards with silver slides. restilar
~ worth zbc each, haie price ffoIn
= 20 n. Toe each.
Lace Pins With pearl heads.
dozen on card. regularly sold ~
toe per card. sale price from Z 10
II. &C. per card
Fine Shopping Bags. very best
quality. regular price use. sale
price from ! 90 ! 4. only ffc
broadway HwnHblli Hooks and
Eyes, black and siiYsred. Dozen
ON card. all sizes sale price from
4 10 ! 1 only. cards for ic. guam
tity limited 90 customers.
brownie KodahS. 100 kind from
10 II, for CSC. a fins little Xmas
gift.
lsc and zoe unruled Tablets at
Toe.
Mother Goose Menarerie. ITO
edition. for soc
a a. a
In the latest tones. value 81 a yard.
al sto.
b.-inch All Wool Black Home
spun chsxiof. value sfe. at SIC
Handsome Black silk prop
Skirts. would cost tsee 90 make
Z 10 ~. at sb.ss.
G'hiidrens Jackets. han dsamely
silk lined. triarned and finished.
worth up 20 iizso. from to a..
choice. 1850.
Mems Toe Woven border Hand
hHfehisss. from Ia n. each. Sc.
Mems Soc Leather Working
Gloves. from : to II Thursday.
pair. ssc.
Fancy colored Striped and Fig
ursd Hibbona from 4 TO Z inches
vide. new. brirtt shades 20 choose
from. very finest quality silk.
worth regularly acc yard. sale
price. 4 10 ~. i7c yard.
wom-n's Pure white Linen
Hesnntitched Handkerchief. quar-
tsrsinch hem. fun sire. perfect con-
di,ton. ven sheer quality. worth
regularly itbe each. sale price 2
20 ~. sc each.
Williams Pink Pills. Soc bot
ties. for SOC.
caiEAte's shaving Soap. ioc cakes
for &C.
ties, six Court Plaster J shades.
ioe packages for a. package.
Women's Umbrellas. zs-ineh silk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-03

At "a meeting af the streets eom-
mittee " tho city council tomorrow
afternoon. She Remembrance Of IN
toraHted property owners AHhinat the
proposed Improvement Of iith ave-
nue. south. viii he considered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-03
Eight to Eleven
This watched-for heading has never h...
followed by better specials than these for Thur.
day morning:

each tut ~
Frreh iiuitefscoteh candx -.
anierd pure and fresh. xa,,h ~. y
pound, ; 10 II AZ lie pound
4 nssv nfrgftmsnt u lxa.. a.,
NaleheienneH IAres and In.....n
70 match. from . 10 6 inches ' w.
very pretty open desisns ~
strong seailaped edges, worm ~. ~
hihilY 10. ise zsc and 10 ! ~
sale price = % n. ioe Der VA ~
White Pearl Buttons. 1.hsls
sorted sizes. fanhi1n'a iate~s
ttlinininE very nHest guaiiils.
worth Joe SD ishe dozsn N.
price Z 10 II. e. per dozen,
Applique bureau scarf. s,,.
me quality, assorted open d.s,,,.
size itshi inches. regular vsins y.
each. sale price . 10 II. ztc sars
Womsn's Jersey Ribbea On, a.
Gray Wool Vests and pass.
pefiof 20 any flit quality r.. /.
20 II al tfc garment.
PC red Painted Wood wh..,
bsftoss, Thursday. . 70 ii. Al -
each. -
silver Plated chnd's Gun -.
SAVER. regular value 7Ie. fnam !
20 ~. at PC each.
cbiids Little Red Cart wh..,.
We'll made. regularly lie, frem ( 4
II AZ T. each.
bohemian Glass Vases. as-o,,. !.
col1rH and decorations. spleaala =,
value from 20 n. At i9c each
rhiias Blue canvas I<xxn.
military style. value slleo ~ =.
weinsn's 7se Felt House s.lpps',
for asc.
Boys graee8 Hats. worth 4, =
Thursday, from Ia II. at a
Meme Pine Blue. Tachtinx "a.
sorth regularly 5oe. from ! Is n
az 2se.
~: French Flannel wsl.,.
some lined. many styles. Al ~,
black aud coinrs. AZ sfyf.
Black Aercsrized safeen .ps,f,
coats. worth fi50 for tia
f5be panne Velvet Waists. hlse,
and color. at ttss.
Womeu's Hand-maae unh,sa,
shn Wis, special from 20 II Al n.
regular value ii2s.
Infants Cnochsted gnceu@@ =
eoiors. special 10 II AZ Gsc: ssis'
fsc.
wornen'H Plain Muslin Corr,
Covers. special Thursday. 70 Il
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around the city han and learn what
oounclImen Nsrv fighting them.
When their application VAS before
the council last Monday night there
Haa not a member present who had
the nerve 90 set up and 10y a good
word for the dive. This nnfNtths
standing the fact that two % the
members Of the peliee. license ard
revenue COMMITTEES refused to sian
the report 10 - jet the license.
II u known that several OF the
councilman are In faYoF OF Kfantins
the license. hut thsY sere afraid To
say 10 last Monday night. How u
will be next Monday nisht ta CUES
ton. The ranks Of those faNuftne
the license may be Increased At that
time ard all may be more c0ar
as~ous at that time. and a fight 10
grant the license may result
NeauN hile the railrs have faee
nothing 20 close the doors Of the dive