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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-06-12
Virginia.
The F. D. Kits insurance
Agency
District Manager.
District Manager.

The Bank of Clinch Valley tool,
81, 800 Of the bonds OF the county M
10 per cent. per annum few DAVIS
ago.
Mrs. Gilmore has returned from To-
cahontas, where she was called by sick
ness in the family OF one of her dear
friends.
q. Il. McClintock is not so well. He
was on the street week ago but since
that time has not been at all well.
Mrs. j. c. W ilcox is in Welch. and
her children are in Coeburn with their
grandfather for the summer.
The Patton House, Bluefleld. has n
new ad. in this issue. The travelling
public have known this hostelrv LONG
and favOrably, and Tazewell people
particularly are fond of stopping there.
Col. Patton is n genial host.
Special attention is called to the largo
40 OF Buston * Sons on inside page
Imperial Flour makes royal bread.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros. another
Of the large advertisers and successful
merchants of the town, changes his
letter this week, and talks to disan-
pointed men. The world is full of 'em
Den Copenhaver, u nice young man
irom Marion, Is in the community sell
ing stereoscopic views. He graduated
from the Marion High School last sese-
ION ana hopes to make money sufficient
IIlls summer to enable him to enter
Emory and Henry next year Sucb
boys should be encouraged.
Farmer 10. WINNER was in town
tllls week with a basket of as fine Int
Ter as any one wishes to see or cat
winch sold readily for 25c the pound.
Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. Harry. and vouno
daughter, Alice, of Clear Fork. were
shopping in town "Wednesday. Mrs
Harry had not been in town before for
many years, though living within a few
miles.
L. L.. Hurt has sold his interest in
the Wholesale drug business to his
partner, y. T. Hopkins, who is opening
up nice stock OF goods in his brick
store in the east end of town.
Mr.. w. r. Thompson. of Thomson
valley, passed through town in a hur-
ry on yesterday morning, but tool,
time to stop at this office and leave a /
subscription OF Mr. George. Of Broad |
ford. ''N
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-06-12

ANY CHUCH or parsonage or lnstitu-
ton supported by voluntary contribu-
ton will b" given n liberal quartz of
the Longman q Martinez Pure Paints
whenever they paint.
Note: Have done so for twenty-sev.
enyears. Sales: tens Of millions OF gal
ons painted nearly two million houses
under guarantee to rtpaint if not satis-
factory: The paint wears for periods
up to eight e years. I.insepd Oil must
be added TO tie paint (done in two min
utes). ctual cost then about 81 25 n
gnllon. Samples free. Sold by our
Agents. Moss & Gre .ver-Tazew ell. The
Block Co. -PCcahontns
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-06-12

Mrs. J. II. Stuart and little daughter
Augusta, who have been TO Annanolis
Mo-, Richmond, and other cities. are
expected home tomorrow or Monday.
For the next thirty DAYS we will sell
at greatly reduced price any mans or
boys suit in our stock.
Harrison x Gillespie Bros.
The Big Store.
The tent meeting, which has been in
progress here for two weeks, conduct.
by Rev. Mr.. Doyle, Holiness
minister, closed last Sunday night
There were eight baptisms on Sunday
afternoon in the river at North Taze-
well.
Big reduction in all our Mems and
Boys suits for the next thirty days.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
The Big Store.
Col. j, ). Browning was here ON
Wednesday. Some good day in the
near future we will give our readers n
short chapter from the history of Colo
mel Brownings fight with various and
sundry adversaries Including the ele-
ments), in opening up his large mining
operations near Pocahontas. now in
such successful operation. His expe-
renee has been unique and exciting.
Boys like the style,
Mothers like the wear,
Fathers like the prices
or our boys clothing
HARRISON X Gillespie Bros.
The Big Store.
Miss Fannie Tynes returned 20 her
nome here on Monday from Pulaski.
where she has been teaching. Miss
Sallie Hartman, daughter OF Chns. Har-
man, or Pulaski, accompanied Miss
Iynes home, and is visiting the family
OF Captain and Mrs. A. j. Tynes.
We expect to get into our new store
In about 30 days, and i'm the meantime
we want TO clear up the old stock and
make ready for the new, and are offer
ing some rare bargains.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
The Big Store.
Special attention is called to the ad.
Oh the Chlc2go House Furnishing Co
at Graham, Va, in this issue of the
NEWS. This company has branch
houses in other towns, and are doing a
large business. Their store in Graham
Is the largest, perhaps, in the town.
Save money while you can. Reduc-
uon sale in mems and boys suits at the
BIG Store Tor the next thirty days.
HARRISON * Gillespie Bros.
Congratulate DR.. Greever this time
he deserves it and will appreciate it.
lie Is as proud as possible. 1t is a girl
and arrived last Sunday morning. we
cant have too many such.
Now Is your time. Money saved is
money made. We want TO close out
as much as possible OF our old stock
before moving into our new store. We
want everything TO look spick, span and
new and are offering some great bar
gains. Don't miss them.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
The Big Store.
Mr.. and Mrs, L. C.. Wingo and the
family moved some time ago to the
Iron Llthia Springs near Tip Top. and
have already a number Of boarders
and are doing well.
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CA oEr
s Bears The The Kind You Have Always Bought
Of &WHglMx
Capt. E. g. w. Harman Dead

~ Mrs. ii. f. Peery, daughter of Cant
Tynes, is just in recent of a Letter 81,
Auburn, Nebraska, his home % th .
u, uea'h Oh TINS widely known, and large
~ connected former citizen. of this
county Capt. Hartman was on a visit
TO MS daughter, Lillian, at Lincoln
Nebraska, when the sad event occurred
ON Saturday 9th. of June 1903 His
remains will be entered at Auburn
cemetery. T"
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VA. MILITARY INSTITUTE.
Lexington, Va.

The board OF visitors, at their
annual Meeting oil the Goth day OF next
June will appoint State Cadents to fill
vacancies in the Bird. Sth 9th. 18th. 10Th.
Z4th. 18th. 26tb. SIND. 34th. 3Sth 39th.
senatorial Districts aud four vacancies
at large The appointments carry free
board aud tuition. Applications should
De addressed to the undersigned ON or
De'ore June 10th. ON forms that will be
"htup ON requ' ST. Scott Ship. Supt
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Elm0re Hotel

The Elmore Hotel, East Radford. is
said TO be one of the very best stoppino
places along the line OF the N. & w.
Mr.. ID: I. Hardin is the genial proprie-
tor. 1t might pay you to try this
mouse on your next stop at East Rad.
ford.
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Nothing Like 1t in the
Coal Field.

The 'Cute Photo" studio, No. 235
Princeton Avenue, where you get rs
"cute" photos in artistic poses for 30
cents. Here for short time. Come
quick. Lost time is pull-back to fun.
No. 235 Princeton ave, Bluefield, w.
va. June124i
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-06-12

The Bank of Clinch Valley took
"a, 800 of the bonds OF the county at
3 20 per cent. per annum few DAVIS
400.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-06-12
Local News.
Next Tuesday is Court.


Boys you will find marbles at Pobst.
Miss Bessie Leffell. of Clear Fork, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Graf NJ. Mullin.
Rev. Mr.. Elmore closed n success
full meeting at Pounding Mill last Sun
day.
1t is reported that J. B. Boyer will
open first class ladies furnishing store
in Pocahontas.
Rev. Mr.. McAlister, OF Cedar Bluff,
was a visitor to the city one day this
week.
1t has always been true that the
largest and most successful stores do
the most advertising.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Black are
boarding in the family OF Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w. Jones.
Jas. Laird, secretary and treasure
OF the Hurt insurance agency, is in
RadfoId on business.
II you want nice Milk Shake call
at Pobst. He has N fine milk shake
machine.
Miss Estelle Bottimore, of Bluefield.
is visiting in the community.
A new drink at Pobst 1t is refresh
ing.
Mrs. Dickinson, OF Tip Top, was in
town Wednesday in the hands OF den
list Cooley.
Call and see my hammocks. All
prices at Pobst.
Henry Peck, of Clinch, was on bust
ness bent in our town yesterday
When you are hot or fatigued, call
and get refreshing drink or ice cream
at Pobst.
j. NJ. Beavers. the well-known drum
mer, was among us this week.
Some nice chamber sets at Pobst.
All prices.
Senator and Mrs. st. Clair have been
welcome visitors TO Tazewell this week.
Sure to fit, The Queen Quality shoes,
sold only at The Big Store.
HARRISON q Gillespie Bros.
Mrs. V. l.. Sexton and children. OF
Pocahontas, are on visit to Mrs Sex
tons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson.
Attorney and Mrs Strother, of Welch,
were the guests OF Maj. II. r. Henry on
Wednesday.
Ladies' walking and dress skirts at
popular prices at The Big Store.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
The droughtis broken. A fine rain
fell here on wednesday afternoon and
night.
LADIES
Have you seen the display
OF ladies muslin underwear at The
Big Store
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kemler, Of Richards.
have been in town for several DAYS this
week.
Comfort. style and services are the
three strong points in The Queen
Quality shoes sold at The Big Store.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
J. ID. Peery, of the firm of ]. d.
Peery and Co., at Sand Lick, w. Va.
left Tuesday for Baltimore to buy
stock Of goods.
The Big Store is showing some
beautiful styles in ladies' White linen
and Madras shirt waists at popular
prices.
HARRISON x Gillespie Bros.
The School Board meets tomorrow |
at which time Principal Of the High |
School will be elected. Prof. Byron. |
who has conducted this school as sue
cessfully for six years, will be re-elect- |
ed, as he should be.
Ladies' neckwer. There are still |
some choice things to be found at The
Big Store, but they are going fast.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
r. c. Chapman's space is filled this
week with varied and interesting infor- |
nation for the "Good Old Summer
Time"
Fit and style. Is that what you are
looking for? You can find it in The
Queen Quality shoes for ladies sold at
The Big Store
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
The party, consisting Of w. T. Moore
J.W. Gillespie, Nick Adams and J.
Keesee, which made trip to Texas
recently have returned.
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Two Secrets of Success

L WO ScCretS OF Success
The success of The Mutual
Life Insurance Company of
New York is due:
FlrSf-To its selection of
risks:
II writes no insurance in unhealthfuI
regions or on vicious or sub-standard lives.
SeeoMG-To the investment
of its funds:
Send for "A Bankers WILL" which
tells how the greatest accumulation Of
trust funds III the world is invested.
Good health and good in
vestments will go a long way
toward making anyone rich.
This Company ranks
FUl-In A,ses.
(I'sf-ln Amount Paid Policy-holder.
FVH-In Age.
HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF New York
RcHAsD A. MoCyRDY. President.
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Trespass Notice.

All parties are hereby warned under
penalty of the law. against trespassing
upon my farm II ar North TazeweI, OF up-
on boundary of landwhich 7 have rented
from A. ;. Peery. about one mile West of
Iazcwell CHI. by riding, walking, fishing
hunting or in aay other manner. The law
VIII be rigidly enforced against trespass-
ers.
G.. II. Peery
Arizona republican., 1903-08-15
T = M p =
Frank w. Gri8en, Mgr.

Rev. Pierce. pastor of the Mesa Bap-
tist church. was the guest yesterday of
Rev. y. b. Tomlinson
J. c. Goodwin left yesterday on Il
business trip to Globe.
Mrs. e a. Clark has gone to McCabe
for short visit.
L. p. Cole and family have returned
from Payson.
Miss Edith Stewart came UP from
Buckeye Thursday evening, where she
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Will
cox.
The Arizona Mercantile will be closed
Monday during their annual invoice.
DR.. Charles H. Jones left Thursday
evening for a weeks vacation to Los
Angeles and vicinity
The Curtiss band spent yesterday
morning ON the south side. playing 10th
here and at Mesa.
Colonel Sellers yesterday completed
four 1000 gallon water tanks for Ell
ing Oleson.
A colt belonging 10 Mr.. Lukin in
jumping over q fence yesterday was
so badly injured that il died shortly
afterward
John Cummings received 2 letter
from Bud Penn at Santa Monica stat
ing that while at the plunge the other
day he accidentally broke his shoulder.
but is getting along nicely.
The Junior Epworth league of the NJ.
f.. church. south, met at the home Of
Miss Amy Greenleaf Thursday even
ing. Games were played and later in
the evening ice cream and cake served.
T. X. Jones, the popular jeweler and
opician, returned from California yes
terday morning, and now after a cou-
pie of months vacation is open and
ready for business again.
Cares announcing the wedding OF
Chas. Woolf and Miss Ruby Tucker
We're received here yesterday. They
were married in San Diego Wednesday
noon and will be at home in Tempe
after October 1st
Arizona republican., 1903-08-15
WRONG MAN ARRESTED.

Last week Francisco Zamora, Mex
lean, was arrested in Douglas, charged
with being the man who committed a
murGer near Morenci about four years
ago. Deputy John Parks went to Doug
las and brought Zamora to Clifton.
Zamora protested his arrest saying thai
he vas innocent of the crime charged
against him: bat at the time there was
reason to believe that he was the much
wanted Mexican. Later developments
proved that Zamora was not the Ia
mora who killed the woman near this
city. The man who was arrested in
Douglas is q contractor and builder
well known in Sonora. and has consid-
cradle money in the Hermosillo bank.
To a certain extent he filled the de-
scription of the murderer and at first
the officers were sure that they had the
right man. Zamora proved that he was
not in this part of the country when the
crime was committed, and was set free.
-MOrenci Standard
Arizona republican., 1903-08-15
ADJUSTMENTS


Last night the Cur tiss Comedy COM
pary had the pleasure and olst'Httioii
of playing to the second sl@ilulilS
rnom-only house OF the week. ne
night was delightfully."- COOL alter tiie
extremely hot day. and the parh never
seemed more pleasant. Nearly the en-
tire audience were present Tor the
hand concert, and music play ana spe-
cialtieS were we'll received. Inc ddHce
was also enjoyed by large crowd, the
!ocr being well filled for each num-
her The dr. matte cast was q strong
one. ana the play one c. the IVely
sort, with just enough sensation IN It's
construction to make it Interesting
7s Perine had beautiful part as
Mary Hope, and she played 1t with the
same firesse that marks all her work.
Wilfred Lucas made the hit OF the eV-
ening with his clever portrayal OF rag
giles. His comedy is always enjoyable.
Mr. Arthur fill had q strong part in
George Seymore, but he was equal TO
81 i.e requirements. Fred Wilson, as
Labon Broom. did some fine acting and
added much 20 the success OF the play.
Annette Kelton did 4 clever character
part and proved her versatility beyond
question.
Tonight VIII be the last performance
Of Under Stars and Stripes aud a
special excursion will be run from
Tempe and Mesa Those who enjoy
sacred music should be prepared to at
tend the concert on Sunday night,
when the Curtiss band will give long
and varied programme.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-15
SOME MARVELS OF SCIENCE.

The men of science amaze us by the
statement that the tail of Borrelli's
comet is 5000, eco miles long. 1t there
a reader OF this paragraph with mind
capable of grasping the idea of distance
therein conveyed?
A Paris scientific investigator sug-
gests the possibility of using Il metal
mirror to defeat any enemy, however
formidable. His idea is to have the
mirror direct an invisible HerZian ray
right through d warships armored
sides into the magazine and explode it.
a London doctor is making use of
radium to cure cancer a particle of
this substance inclosed in a lead box
an inch thick emits rays that are as
perceptib!e as u flash of light on the
retina.
Tesla's neighbors on Long Island are
awe-struck by the flashing emanations
from a tall pole which is the vehicle OF
the inventors new experiments with
wireless biography. Binding streaks of
| light come and go from this pole, cleo
trical pyrotechnics such as have made
| Tesla the Pain of inventors. The towns
| people are both amazed and mystified
| In all these experiments there are in
! timatiCns Of marvellous effects to he
produced before the century is over
from the familiar clements OF light and
air and cectricity.-New York Evening
| WCTld.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-15

off from the returns of a year ago, and
that was Cocnninn.
The following is the classified list:
1,104.446.33 acres Of cultivat-
ed and uno cultivated land $5,621 ,121 A.
Improvements 49,. ..... 49,, .S5.i5
Arizona republican., 1903-08-15
HOME COPPER COMPANY.

Development work at the property o.
the Home Copper company is progress
ing to the entire satisfaction of the
owners.
The Home mine is not far from Mo-
renci and if this p operty should prove
to be what indications show it may be,
this district will be greatly benefited
thereby.
Within the last few days samples OF
ore brought into Norenci from the
Home show that the company has good
reason to be sure that it has a vaiua-
HE proposition.
There are several men ct work de-
velopins the property ana within I few
days we may expect to hear that the
main ore body has been reached
Should this ore body be found, it
would prove what has been claimed
by many that the copper extends from
Norenci in a southwesterly direction
The present indications at the Home
Sc a long way toward proving this
Morenci Standard.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-15
AMERICAN DRY WASHER
A New Placer Machine Being Tested
in Yavapai Co.

A. Van Deventer. of New York City,
agent for the American Concentration,
manufactured by the American Electric
Supply Co, of New York, has been for
the past two weeks in this section in
Producing his machine, a dry concen-
traitor, says the Prescott Herald
One of the COMMENTATORS has been
installed on Lynx Creek, but, owing to
the exceedingly rocky formation of the
gravel mesas. would not work salts
factorily until an engine of large ca
pacity could be procured. The engine
has been wired for and will soon ar
rive when the former difficulty, nat
ural one, will be overcome.
The American Concentration is ma
chine made after years of experiment.
ing, by the American Supply people.
Instead of blowing the dust from the
gold, the American sucks it through
metal flume, discharging it in clouds
into the air. The machine complete
weights only 100 pounds. and can be
easily transported from one place to
another by nitching a horse to the
frame, which is on wheels.
The machine, complete, stands about
four feet high, with the metal iume
extending about two feet above that.
The whole thing rests on frame, the
engine on one end and the hopper for
the gold on the other. Judging from its
appearance, and the principle involved,
the hopper end with its collection of
gold. should weigh heavier than the
engine end, providing the sand run
through contained any yellow metal to
start with.
The gravel is shoveled or dumped on
/
riffled and has double motion, similar
to. the motion of a concentration. The
/ large rocks are jolted off the screen,
| while the firar stuff passes through to
another screen. There the same process
is gone through with again, and the re-
mainder of the dirt falls upon the third
! and final screen.
From the third screen the fine stuff
falls into hopper, is sucked up through
sheet-metal flume about foot square
The flume is curved at the top, extend
ing downwards towards the exhaust
AS the fine stuff whirls around the
| curve it encounters a shoulder which
| throws 1T onto riff1ed plate, where the
particles of black sand and gold ar,
| caught. From this first plate the dus
is again whisked through another curv
in the f1ume where it hits anothe
! shoulder and is caught on another plat
similar to the first. From the secon'
plate the dust is discharged through
the exhaust, making the machine re
semble cyclone in full blast. The dus
settles for hundreds of feet around tn
machine.
The American concentration vii
handle thirty yards of gravel per day
The plant is operated by d three horse
power gasoline engine.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-15
TOMBSTONE PIONEER DEAD.

Early TINS morning Judge O. 3 Clark.
one of the oldest and most highly re-
spected pioneers of Tombstone, passed
to the beyond. He succumbed to the
inevitable after a lingering illness, be
ing practically bed-ridden for the past
several months.
The judge had been identified with
Tombstone since its earliest history,
and was Familiarity known alike for his
legal ability ana stern adherence to
principle and duty. Sixty-siX busy and
useful years had been allotted to his
span of life, and his passing marks
the departure of another of the pioneer
land marks of Arizona, whose ranks
are being rapidly depleted by DEATH
PrOSDeCtOr
Arizona republican., 1903-08-15
BACHELOR HUSBAND.

To our wife: Socks all gone. sour
milk in iceboX, dishes all dirty. house
full of flies. cat won't stay home, sent
SO today, pretty lonesome don't hurry.
When are you coming home White
Plains Leader.
Within q year four persons VINO have
gone to sleep near the cinder dump of
the Homestead steel plant have been
aSphNNiated by the gas il emitS
Arizona republican., 1903-08-15
CLASSIFIED WEALTH
Kinds and Quantities OF Properties
haking Up Arizona's Tax Roll.

The clerk CT the territorial board of
equalization yesterday completed 4
classification Of the taxable property
of the territory. As has been mention
ed the valuation for the territory eX-
aeeds that of year ago by little
more than S4.O00.000 This increase IS
pretty veil distributed throughout the
list. In Santa Cruz. Cochise, and Yava-
Iai the increase is mostly in mining
properties. In Graham the increase
was mostly in agricultural properties.
IN only one county was there a falling
Arizona republican., 1903-08-15
TIA JTrANA MARRIAGES VOID

California divorces who have been
rushing down into Mexico to get mar
ried are just now finding out that such
marriages are Il farce and not sanction
ed by United States law. Divorced
parties thus spliced will now have to
do it all over again and have certifi-
Gates dated back TO 'kiver' accidents -
Better come over to Yuma where no
risks are encountered and splice will
he guaranteed to hold It'll the COWS
come home. Yuma Sentinel.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-15

Jacob Heiaschn estate: Affidavit CT
publication of notice to creditors.
Charles Sutro estate: Letters issued
TO Teres Sutro.
Adelheid Sutro estate: Letters is
sued to Chas Sutro.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-15
THE FIRST NIGHTER.

Your tickets We're complimentary.
were they not?''
We'll" replied the man. who had
seen a painfully amateur entertain
ment, Il thought they We're until saw
the show. Tit Bits.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-15
TRANsCRIPT OF RECORDs

TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS.
The following transcripts of the rec
ords of the offices of the district clerk
the probate court and the county re-
corder is furnished by the Arizona Alb
stract and Title company.
The records for yesterday were:
Arizona republican., 1903-08-15
WASN'T THAT MEAN.

Speech remarked the female phil
osopher. lis often quicker than
thought
Yes rejoined the masculine animal,
I'm reminded of that fact every time
l hear woman talk. "-Chicago News
Arizona republican., 1903-08-15
IN FASHION.

We'll" said the hardened william, as
the turnkey locked him in his cell, its
got a peek-a-boo door anyhow. Chi
cago Tribune