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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
WE'RE WELL
TREATED
ONO PAssU NogRs THANKED
CAPTAIN AND OFFICERS

Ia oraef 90 extend eur appreciation
nf the mauurf Ia which We have
been treated on board. we, the zoe
pafseneefH now on baard. ni a mass
meetlne in the dining saloon, desire
To- set forth 1he faileWlnE reaalu
tlona
RosoiVed. THAT We express eur
gratitude and ninetre satisfaction at
the manner and iudefhtiEahle and
palaatakiHE efforts adopted hY eaHs
tain " J unEgs. rnfsrr n. = tiahs
ortHou. and their fellow ofncera and
staff 81 the steamship ohio m look
ms after the welfare and Interests
OF the 90 passengers nov on hpafa
ReiHoived. That We take THIS ~
portuntY to publicly express 60 the
management ~ the company, our
hlHh appreciation ef their efforts IA
lookins after ouf eaWfort Hud vel
fare. and Toe the suppiy ~ abundant
food. ef proper variety, ven prs
pared and excellvntiY ana system
Hssei, "A. ai.e. that eopiea Of
these resolutions be presented to
Captain " j. noaFs. and q tie
nHcnt 81 the company.
tsigHsdl
Cabeu Whitehead. manager Alaska
IA. * rs n Gu " T. Leland
president Miuceua pitch GO tsat
gene ghllhefa. treasurer Pioneer
Mining Co. tafet t1ndrherH. pts=t
idrnt Pioneer Mining So Gee "
swans s Helilstel Jackson James
s. Miller. John = Glenn inspector
postaffre department a. nelafeS
Gsaese james, Council city NJ
kielHhsfE
Committee Tor Passengers
Nome. june nc. tae3.
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NARROW
ESCAPE
PORTLAND WAS BADLY EAT.
rERUp UP IN lcE PACK

feakinE siiehtly near her how,
which was smashed and twisted by
ieshergA the Alaska Commercial
eompanNr steamer iortlaud afflN~
Ell at Meme tive hours before the de-
paFturr 81 the ohlo from thai port
iha revenue cutter rhrtis hat gunu
uut Ia svareh Of che Portland, hut
had returned tu Ncuv two DAYS he-
fore without sighting the misainR
vessel l'he Portland Was impfis-
enea thrrc weeks in the iee
Thp Portland hat by FAR the most
DANGEROUS experience amohE the tvv
fteee uf any Of the oteer Nome nCeL
lsiefures tRkuA - her show aer 90
havv been lifted bodily thtee feet out
81 the water With the hersa PILED so
hiEe about heg that she VAS hardly
visible Several oHorts wefe made
L. eat canals IN the lce 10 let the
Portland cot. hut the efforts were
III vain Until the foes ~ the.f own
aseo4d NuNe NaS.
Sunle 81 the innsenHufs wrte
fflghtsnea az the dangerous position
- ths vessel. hut most ~ them tves
the situation phiiosophicailY
The little steamer 0ussiH brown
was caught anunE the Hoes for a
NHek. two uiies west uf stRdsN SIS
land Neorge SehultH and joe ANi-
ana. two Of her passengers. aetet-
MINED % coue ashore over the See.
ard accomplished the feat without
mishaR arfiViug AZ Nome June rs,
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Going 10 Californian

Take the famous scenic Shasta
route. Two trains daily 20 San
Francisco. Fast time. beautiful
scenery and excellent service Ge-
attic 20 San Francisco t23I0 firat
class, 1890 second class.
. Special rate excursions sto Chi
eaEo and return. $3.50; 81. Louis.
1910, Ornahe and Kansas City. $50.
New OrieaNi. $685.: Memphis.
sss.t0; June ~ 70 30, July rs and rs.
Aug. rs and zs Pun particulars.
tickets and reservation at Southern
Pacific Co.'S Office. els First avenue.
j., r Ellis, general agent. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
FOR BIC WARE HOUSE

AinHwofth a Dunn secured
building permit to-day 20 erect
SO .001 warehouse on their new dock
81 the foot u Pike street. Repairs
costing sii.0oJ nrs being made on the
wharf proper The new wharf when
completed. viii be 1ne Of the largest
Improvements on the waterfront this
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
MARMMD
OLD JURY COMMISSIONERS TO
AGAIN SERVE

Waiter A. McCluru and wiimsh
Trucker NHFa this morning reappnlutea
hY the fHAaea of the superior ruafa
ta serve ~ jury commissioners tn
aftaiher taHni - ens NsaH The ap
nuintment was made fHan list ~
four candidates nominated hy the
kinE County iiar association
, A. Al Needy irpnahiican.l aRa
waiter Ffeaeh ,dsmaefailei Sefe shs.
other candidates placed in nunins tiefi
rs The bar association thiH morning
az sfsseisl mertlhs held in Judge
nvlts court.
The rule IL that one It the rummiaa
Hiunsfa shall be- republican and the
other d Democrat The commissioners
supervise the makius aut ~ tho Hns
nuai iufY ilHi and the drawing 81 All
iufirH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

When history writes Of Hsppnsr's
town.
OF the terrible nood that swept 81
down.
Fame viii grasp her giided pen
And write the names 81 these two
men.
Two that rode fortb ahsaa Of the
HaHr.
Two that rode forth. others . save.
Two that rude forth. VINO Lost their
all.
Two mat rod. forth NJ auty's call.
Fighting their way through storm
and uight.
While torrents reared 20 left to
right.
For the specs.r Death on his vhits
horse rode
Then a race for life. on Willow
Creek road.
on IKE the storm cloud the riders
came.
Urging their horses again and again.
Above the tempest their words rang
clear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
SUSPECT pup
WAS STOLEN

tsoiice captain tauhschcf had an
kiha 81 trouble at the police station
this morning with the evidence
asainst Ward HUMAN who was az
rested on d chafku ~ theft ~ Ia
troimen McCiurE Decker aud Ryan.
The evidence which was decidedly
Lively. insisted On Keeping up an
howlins. ana anallY had
&C. - tied up in the patroi barn.
thurman was arrested GA auas
pieien 81 stealing aWull fox terrier
pup. which ne had ~ his arms when
taken into custody The nun was
marked "tNhlhit A. and put be
hind the serEeant's desk for
awhile the duE WaH aulsf white en-
ioSinN the novelty ~ the situation.
"a finally grew tired. however and
wanted more ruum
To enfnrce its demands the pup
set up a yvip that awakened even
kiffx Hiui who WHH sleeping ia the
woman department 81 thc tail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
MARINE NEWS

The scheduled sailing ~ the r r A.
~ Co.'S steamer Excelsior 90 Valdez
today was postponed until July J.
The operating company states that
the change was made IN conformity
90 n new mail schedule which calls
for a boat 10 ieave for Valdez on thu
first and 10 Of each month.
Many % The vessels IN the harboi
have their flags a. half mast today
out 81 respect 10 the memory u Capt
william J. Bryant. one u the best
known mariners on the coast whose
funeral was held today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
THEY BROKE HIS JAW

W. - SEWER aud / !. white
we're arrested eafiy this uialninE an
PIKE street on complaint OF J. ]
MILLER. an engineer. Charges ~ 81
nault ard battery we're placed
against them in 1ustiea cams court
me men became involved in a fight
and MiiiHf sut a hfuksu Jaw. 20
ticsmau Herald made tht arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

'T7y FOE your lives. The sioadburss =
here"
How many mothers VIII gilstsnlas
ere
Sow Tpxs on their habes, for that
timely cryf
iioN many husbands have ciHaHad
tfsaW wives
And tissi ihesc men vs1e saved their
lixsa7
Two that rode forth ahead Of tiss
wave.
Two tiaat rode forth others 90 save.
Two that rode. forth. Who lost their
ali.
Two that rode forth At dutys call.
There are hosts u others IN Hspr-
NETS town.
n truth were known. who deserve
feuoNn,
But twill ever be handed from father
10 son,
How these men rode from Lexington.
=@Thoa Murray spencer.
Portland. or 3tsna a.. isaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

bis large estate taken from her
schsnlAs had no use sor the spend
thriff ways of American boys. sua
ses fear rs aAagktss assght asssss
one and have her fortune wasted -
inserted hia positive iniapeiien r.
TIE Nill
MARY II rpsv checked brown
eyed giri of ~ summers. ara assws
not SHARE hes fathers dislike q
American boys. aN she s4Ys She has
eust sassss - no Nsrz real nice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
CEN FUNSTON MAY
DELAY DEPARTURE

owing 10 the discovery yesterday
Of a break - her machinery. the
Excelsior. which was scheduled to
sail today for valdez. will not get
away until Wednesday OF next week
General Funston. who n here on
hiz way north. has reservations on
the steamer for todayH sailing. He
has not vet decided TO await her
sailing next week. though u il more
than proba bic that he viii do So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

Preparations are Ia prosresa for
un entertainment Go hu EtNen at
lftka hall Cuimam block hN camp
a. " q. W The entertainment Viii
be- fuf members Of thv order only
and promises 60 he the event II the
season. rhln viii he thr laHt meet o.
ms Of the present term and one OF
the uutsuinE ofheefs NJ slated Go
speak nn The subject The Sun
Rises ana sets Ina da A rcai hltYelr
rate IL o. be one Of the features OF
the evening,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
DOCTORS MUST
PAY BIG FINE

A special diHpateh from uiYmnis
naNa that the supreme court yesterday
affirmed the decision Of the superior
court Of KinH county Ia the ease
HFainHt nrH q. v tHWHun aud James
a stewart Mhn were convicted ~ CON
ap4aeY Ia trfinr tn secure la advance
tho examination papers from the state
beard uf medical examiners. Z hia
mruaa that the defendants must nov
pas the fine ~ 500 lmpas6d upon them
hf the lower courts
rh, appeai wns taken o. the supreme
court nn the Frouud that no fraud
had been ov could be usfpetraisd Ia
az much aH they aid not secure the
purUtn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

PEORIA. IN. June y, (apectail -
All klnaz ot queer things are said
60 occur In PrortA. Not long ago
man fell from a sixth story window
and Il falling stsask she cSfaef 81 a
s=Frh. NothfuH Naz broken axc%p,
his fail New COMES the account %
the queer will % Andrew schmidt
Mary. the youngest ehilA and hAs
fAvortts. must We'd a German under
the penalty % having her share 81
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MURDERED
(speeI.Ito Tn. s,ar.1

VICTORIA. y. q. June z7.-The
body Of =. J. Bailey. naval store
keeper nj the EsquimHli station. was
found this morning. lie had been
missing since yesterday. II II
thought he was murdered for the
purpose Of robbery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES

f.euisa noutnufsky and Jennie
Morris. az leKai uHa. both of Seattle
loseph Nortili. 30. and Marta Mor.
cello. 90. both e Seattle; Charles
Mcneil. e. and Julia conlns a..
both of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
THE MARKETS

CALIFORNIA; peaches have baEun te
arrive on the lnsal market ThsY
are quoted a. 81 per crate, The re-
euig3 ru9i weather had the rffeef %
lowering the prices n lemons 81 per
box
Almost All stock IN he vegetable
line declined this fnafutHE
WHOLESALE PRICES
rresss suses -. = 80 $500 10 qsss.
nuss fFI.ss p sEah fssfsh4sss a'sfsas
Provisions
"a = slaltss = ~ 49,. iasie i-.s
- gsaf Ha&ae ~
l'ss.l.,sss s,.m. ~ n sss.sfss' -.
90 ffhe u ssiiiss. ffsss fsass ~
Vegetables
c-nfasaa. ass@a saFn. ~ Asa iiaftaaA
pstesa~s Hsslss " ~-eis 90 go fstiesas
fis eos - - 10 ry~ fsilfefHis iisoi a
j. sarrass nis. tafstH~ 10 ~sss
Mi..i~iefa ,esea'ass y -. he'e ,...''.
go - = s..lisss-., 80 - -
ssaAaas tlE est n4iis~ fh4iaage. zAzss
n n.slts ssfa4s.rss - 49, hattie
si.se go, - -. ... - ~, 49,.
- 49, - aaieos o. ssss = est sfssa
iee asssa Azsehss
Green Fruit. rss.
asss-t-s4a.- use sa.ss sesaisas.
-. .. =" = - So - 50 ~
s...-s-sss.s. y . -. =. Dr. .,. = e
flspss e. = Hfs5s, 81 s~@fss. - =
rrsts - sarranss. = sfsts pEs fsefs
tsffiss - - ss~,s tisast<sssss =
-. 1850. .,oss > - .ssisa q .
a. - - Esesass = -
nuttss. Cheese gass. pesiFry
ra,iss y .sslns,@@ ss..~ssf'-s ga
~ 81. fs..a r.uss. sesas e.. r.s~s~.
NEE. saw. w..slsstea. fun ss~a
I - ifsa eAss.sf IL nstss Nftst $50 -
49, 80 80 49,. fivis-' a,-.1sA
Z So ssffss skigsssa - ssee - 81
Hay. Graz. ard Feed
o4ts a. 50 tens t.sftzx. sssso -.
wtsst a. IS tsn shat So ~sa " - 80
tpsN - sae seafts - teai ~ 49,
80" 'as ssss.s" ~ $3.50 .,, w. -,
{ tss-ashy szase tas cshfssrs4 ksF. 81 -
l sss. tattfeses sifsifs ts4eu -.
psiegs TO PRODUCERS
,.il.s. ~ s.ssss - s.sss' = = a. 90 =
nay sna Grain
r..f.rn west tlzaesfF teie1z Zee
/ sirsIfa as - 80 s4ta. go To- testsy
a. - taa Rhssi ~ SO saa. tssr issss.
ssasts. 81 - $50. raiaaiinss " "''sa@ -
tas
Euas. pauitry srs Llvssteck
Fnsfms sssskeaa D. fzas - sss
Fss. ffssn faneh itN4fH. I've hsH.
{ ts2.sStea Es i've far1s - n ffsesef
/ s.ai Ses u sf.ss.s saslttas. rsses =.
E ar.s.-a nsss = % shzse 80 e-s -
[ 49, - Is sfssfs - lea. att4t - ~
Fafvst. - faat tsesitH u hass % 80.
[ g. r. siAes Hise ~
vsaesahis ard Green Fruits
tsafAsnk fasksass sHtlssss $50 taa.
! Vatinsas 80 a. fcn, fsFNnse. " - -
/ r.sie. a"fsfszna - aFafz Ifali ~ to4 e.
fSs eoaH HaaEs. ise =
aaaaa -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

Grand ban every Thursday and
SUNDAY nights Aiso sunday 81
feFuouu. rafn nf SHINE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
AND MATLOCKS
RIDE FOR LEXINGTON

KELLEY and Msk the brave heroes .ho e, us
mounted the
ne terrible eoudeuf a. hsppner ssa raced sih ne sed 70 sins
uHsapeetug nhahanis II their them
.
incarceration their valiant hsrolsuaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

We have seen worse weather than
this but cant remember when of
" here u Was.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

Meme has = grand Jury scandal
II heats All how rapidly and % what
parts a fad can travel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

Miss annborn. A large number ~
quests wNff present
Mrs. -. " nurchnrd gives card
marty Tuesday afternoon. juno 30 ~
honor ~ Mra. e u Ford
a pleasant dancing party was
given al West Seattle. "wednesday
evening, BY number u y9nng p'o
pla Many guests from this eide of
the bay were present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

Ard then. tee. tneie Mark Hanna
says he VIII mount the how da on the
G. q. +. elephant again
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

Pred Parker. who tells the police
he h u renner WAS arrested ~ the
restricted district last night by Pa
troimen Flanagan ana Helms Oh =
charge 81 carrying eaueenleo
WHHu mons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
q HsN d q n o q q q q n =
:STAR DUST:

Motto Of FnfecaEtcr Salisbury
Let nae make the nations weather,
aud IN make every body swear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

rastofiic~ scandal has eofn rieteIy
broken down Postmaster General
fnyne's health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

The Ntar-Il1at Man has Rlven A
chance for the ruaFriena men and
women to have their say In this
column. lie has a scheme on hand
for the unmarried but anxious young
women. and Just what II Is VIII be
announced in a day OF two Watch
for H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

HARVEY & SONS. Props,
Cor. Second Ave. and Vine 81
Both Phones
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

Senator Hanna says the roatoffice
department. Affairs are getting siapz
handsomely II looks that way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
Rainier Fuel Co.

We deal IN all grades OF coal. We
sell fresh water slab wood at t2.00
per load. Fresh water mill wood at
tR.2B per load.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28


These lines are dedicated 20 the
ssar boarsieF who knows a saaa tntng
when he sets it. which isat often
TIE lines are ~ young woman
who has passion Tor FILA wheel
er wilcox
I've got no troubles Vu ny alnd.
from worry I am sre,
Tire postal scandal may be Tad.
II cuts no ice with me.
I've Eos no time for arfT talk
For riches I don't ,'are
Fer l can smell a chsfry pies
Sweet oder IN the air,
The trusts may rob ns every day.
rye got no tifs~ 10 fret
I don't care whether crops ere gooi.
The seasons DRY or wet
What matter Il some foreign king
Should sbdicate--or dir
] know my teeth stll soeu Be deep
In Hip Longs cherry Pie.
I've srrelied the aromatic punk
That poets sing about.
That Il may pisNse peet'z rose
i not Cor me 10 doubt
- - , 80. ~ - :. y - -. y = - 80
fear hop~s &c heaven high.
Just liuK9r 'ro1nd the kifeheh when
fIip Lonx hakes cherry pc.
p. s-That'u BE about ell Of that.
rastofac~ scandal has cen rieteIy
troken down Postmaster General
fnyne's health.
Senator Hanna says the rostoffice
department. Affairs are getting sisnz
handsomely. II looks that way.
lonesome Lille. The man you
ret on Third avenue with weird
shszksFs last night. VAS net josh
Wise. II must have he~n \ new
sassie doctor. They always wear
ieasers and soup ~trainsfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

Y. A. r: Yes. it does lock a. II
the race-track stories In the morn
ing paper were written - the cro-
euet editor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

Kaiser has sent cordial word of
Ereetisg to kink Peter Of Servia-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
a Word from Js.h Wis.

All things come {
those who wait
They also Genre 20
J Pierpont Nor
gan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

President has ordered an increase
In the pay Of petty naval officers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

Chinese port Tien;rin l. said 70 he
suffering from financial stfingency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

And Seattle WEH have 70 get alene
sorneWay without the benign pres
ence % the school mA'ams for some
eight weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

American cattle barred from Ar
gentins Republic owing 10 foot and
mouth disease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

Another sbake-up In Europe-~Two
or three little earthquakes IN Hun
EHfr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

The cxar has pardoned ~ Firms
who evaded military service last
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

Ffffne sktsk . tie - Hass
Esss ffssh faafh tee IL I've hss.s
49, e Hts aafAs - n ffssssi
zeal seSee ~ afsssss aattas. rtsee =
ff.s.@a naas = 20 skasas t~sf c1~e 80
fa.as ~ q sfssfs - Tea ssti4t 3 = ~
calves. aa fasat ttE4IkH Ahs p a. - fsHts
q. a n.-aea 81 N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

ts.,.s.ss s.ssssa-s. .stirss. tsoo taa.
raklfssas $50 % tee esfente. 81 - so
esslr. enfans. - aFaFz lfaiA " ,o4 =
- ssrsH Haass fsr r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
psicas 10 paooucnRs

gTess@ ssta.s are ~ xassas ssuFsfsf -
rwfhtsA ts#aaAt aseas. - go t@s sea =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

Fssfsrn wash tlasssfF feio2E tee
ssrsIfa as - 80 ozt4. 80 . To- tesisY
a. a. ZEE atssai ~ go saa tgsn - -
ssasts 81 - tEn. nsiftiIntss - - y
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-08-28
P0CAH0NTAS.

Pocahontas, Va, Aug. 25.-Kathe-
rine, the 10 month baby Of Doctor and
Mrs. q. II. Zimmerman. died on Thurs
day and buried here ON Friday.
The baby boy of Mrs. Laura Whit,
head, died on Tuesday
Miss Ray Baach is in new York CITY.
She was accompanied by her father
who is there To purchase goods for the
Bloch Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Landon leave
today for the Yellow Sulphur Springs
in Montgomery County for few weeks.
They were accompanied by their daugh-
ter Mrs J. Floyd Black.
A colored woman named Franklin
was arrested on Sunday for selling
whiskey on Church Street.
The members OF Christ Episcopal
Church have organized "a st Andrews
Gold with the following officers: Rev
X. n. Meade, President, q. W. Cornell
Treasure, NJ. H. Shepard. Secretary.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-08-28

By locll application as they cannot
reach the diseased portion IF the ear
There is only one way to curr deainess
and that is by constitutional remedies,
Deafness is caused by an inflamed con-
dition of the mucous lining OF the Eus.
tachian Tube. When this tube is in
tiamed you have a rnmbliug sound or
imperfect herring, and when it Is en-
tirey enclosed, Deafness is the result.
and unless the Inflammation can be
taken Nut and this tube restored to it,
normal condition, hearing will be- des-
troyed forev r; nine cases out of ten are
caused by Catarrh. whirh is nothing bur
all infianed condition of tie mucous ser
vices.
We will give one hundred dollars Tor
ahy case of Deafness tcauScd by ca
tarrh) that cannot DO cured by Halls
'atarrh Cure. Send for cur e rcu;ar.
free.
F. j. henry & Co., Pr p.., T .ndo. 0.
Sod by druggist. price 75c.
i:alIs Family Pills ure the beat.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-08-28
TOMMY'S LET
TER NO. THREE
The Bad Roads and Their
Effect on the School.
deer mister e,Iitur
deer sur

deer mister editur
deer sur
Last winter one time Miss Salie
cum nifty near havin too quit tcachin.
she wood iis cry when she wood cum
home i'm the evenin, an scs too her one
evenin, scs
WAITS the matter. Mis- Sallic?"
an she SEES. Tommy, Use fraid i'll hav
too quit teachin,"
"Why?" asst her
"Caus." she scs "thc avrig aint keep.
in up" scs she IAN watts THAR" ast her
caus seen she wanted to tork to sum
body.
IVY" ses she there's got too be as
mennys iiftce at skule on "A avrig ever
ny day an if there aint then it aint a
legul sllIlle.
IVY sum days when the wcthcrs
bad there aint NOR en- ten caus they
cant git there the roads is So bad" i
SEES
yes" Miss Sallie SEES but that amt
got nuthin too do with the way the law
looks at tit aint no lcgul skule with.
out the avrig"
WAT Is a legul sllulc?" last her.
wy, Tommy" she ses ses she "you
no what the law is doant you"
Nom" i ses ''sep its sumthin bad
nanny tole pap he orter put the law to
ole man Reeves bout that fence tween
his medder AN oum an nanny ses ses
she thatll make the ole sinner cit n
move on him"
an Miss Sallie sorter smiled an she
Ses seq she lookin rite hard mt the fire
zif she WIS studdin rite hard:
Tommy i'll try to tell you whut the
law Is sos you kin understan. the law
amt nuthin but sum people when you
gifts down too the rale Jacks in the case.
the legislature what's only Tom, Dick
an harry frum awl over the state meets
down at Richmond" ses she " an sits
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-08-28
Thompson's Valley
High School,
BENBOW. VA


- ~ 'hA DE- Prn 4h year begins Monday, Aug 81 1909.
Board in private families IS. 90 per month
This estimation school is held at home is shown
by the following testimonial:
~ me IOBl4lC:-lt is the opinion of undersigned
members oil the Board OF Trustees of the Thompson Valley High
0o a we should put ourselves officially endors-
ing IN unqualified terms the work being done at the Thomn
Cbyde TO the end that people may
interested in maintaining and supporting such
in midst.
Prof Mclryde has been the the school for two
years and the school has been from he took
COhuO until now, and the prospect this that it will be
much better year than il is this
ne strong about this school that theron
ness IS insisted upon and the pupils are adj
Vanced as rapidly consistent with good work discipline is
maintained IN the school without friCton-durng two wears
that Prof McByde has been charge no trouble
oil any KIND arising from disorder among pupils and vet
know mat has been necessary niCt little punishment
ana the rod has not been used during this The of
III he schoo arranged that prepares pupils the
year OF our leading colleges and takes them through
Ie junior year OF many OF the smaller colleges
1t seems that the people to su,port
S SChoo oeray as by doing they keep
nome until they really prepared College and they can
mus save their money and send them grade when
Ou three represent attendance of twelve nrs and
patrons OF the school who know work icing done
Ohm +. BUCHANAN,
d. w. LYNCH / GARD.
A b. BUCHANAN,
Renb0w, Va, May "a, 1903