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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-15
THE MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICES

WHOLESALE PRICES
Thsss prices are 70 an buyer -
otgaHflfIsH Prices On small purchases
sYsrage y per cent hiHhsrb
Provisions
FFsah Meat-CoW beef. &c per Ibt
steer beef 1a9i4e u. FssL l0AlQsse ibi
bacon, lsc 10. hsliiee fresh. izi4c I'M
Vegetables
white River HnrbankE. tlaNk-sp4
peg ton. Yakima potatoes. ~ W41t9
Per to9 e.rrs ..sk &c sF sag 3 per X;
tomatoea. 100 box. celery. gsas9 pss
se. raash;ss ,, iss Per d w.,l sa7%ss sl's;
~ per doEen punches. HubpArd
squash 30 per ID. pumpkin. lGiAa
per ID.
Green Fruit, Etc.
Apples. cooking, a6eea.Do boz; Spit-
tenbsrEern, q. 9sSsf ~ per box, B4idNias
NsTsls sort .sss sp' T moui y ssg
fancy oreenlnEs. s.gti box ,,, Wears end
ilea peaTp. 8 zris = BOZ. Wears ana
don Redian6s oranges. q 7sdS . bosi
LEMONS fsrs 3 box GfsnbeFFtes. -
M Persian dates. SIC n. Hneklsbsr-
ries iec 10. Bananas. t.fsgS8 per
hHaahfA
Hay, Grain and Feed
Oats. SO per ton. barley, - per ton.
wheat. So ton. chop. EtQ8 ton. shorfs.
as ton bran. SIS ton. oil meal ~ toni
X. W. timothy. new. - ton. Z. w.
corupreaaed timothy, new, g. toni
neW wheat nay. fiefi7 ton nsN alfalfa
is' ter, on mlddilnss' Is ten. PsanstS
Juruho. SC Al. &c
Butter. Eggs. Cheese
Native creamery. &c per 10. Eastern
creamery, fresh. &c u. storage. l@1s
per Ih.
gon ranch. &c dor EAFtern. &c dos
ChcsHe--Native. is9itc per ID. Egst-
eFn ltc per ID
Poultry
Chickens. hens and sprlnFs lsdisi4o
Ducks. live fsc. dressed. iiMiIc per lhI
Gccae. &c per u. Squads. scarce,
Fish. Etc.
Halihut, 5ffsc per III, salmon TROUT
it's per ID. fiounderrs % per ID Holss.
safc per ID. shrInps. lie Der 10; sEneltA
tg6c Der ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-15
NJ BR/DE
MEN ARE
ACTIVE

At It's meeting last night In Eagles
hall the Roosevelt Mcbride Club de-
cided that success for its campaign
lay IN pooling issues with the far
mers OF the state by supporting the
railroad commission project In re-
turn for support OF King county
senator George ~. Walker and A.
H. Becbe were elected president and
secretary. respectively. of the or
ganizatlon. and many speeches were
made. The president was instructed
90 name n committee Of four TO take
charge Of Governor MeRrlde's inter-
csts In this county and 10 invite him
TO speak IN Seattle soon.
The club adopted n resolution
urged by W. ". Lewis and G s.
Wylie. favorinR two county eonven-
tions This was thought TO be the
best method OF furthering the inter-
ests OF the governor. a number OF
members from this county at the last
session of the legislature were de-
nounced Rs scoundreis OF the deepest
dye for having acted as traitors In
deserving Harold Preston.
The speakers were. War Horse
Blll white. James A. Hart. General
v. NJ Carr. John II. Hart. q. IT.
Walker. G. s. wylle. Colonel G. c.
Dalton. w. II. Lewis. George billing,
". r. Blake. Richard NJ. White. II
A. Chadwick and ]. Il. Alexander.
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DIR. Miles
New Heart Gore

IL will cure. and at very little expense.
compared with DOCTORS bills. We are
so sure ~ g. that N first bottle docs
not benefit, your druggist will return
your money. n will do for YOU what
Il has done for thousands In like con-
dillon.
Fer two months ] walked on the
edge Of the tomb from weak heart.
poor blood circulation and nervous
prostrRlion, DIR. Miles New Heart
Cure. and Ncrvine gave me back my
health. REV w. A. ROBINS, Port
Eigin. Ont
MONEY back ~ first bottle falls to
benefit
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PET CAT MAKES
LONG TRIP FOR
LOVE OF A DOG

BUTTE. Mont. March is-F J.
Ferguson q Peoria. M. H. IN Butte
to-day following the trail Of pet
Maltese cat y hieh has Travelled from
Peoria back 20 lfH old home al
whaieotn. Wash. lie IL visiting his
cousin. Harry Asskrr. and told tho
retuaf kabIe story Of the cat. az fol-
love
4 lived with my family near
said he. and then No moved 60
Peoria. III We have a family pct
In the shape Of a LARGE Maltese cat
that Ne took 20 Peoria with us. This
cat Was very much attached 90 a
Newfoundland dos owned by ncxt-
door nelshboF in whatcom, and
bob the eat. spent most 81 his
time with the dog We had a hard
time separating them Nhen We
moved
son reaching Peoria ~e all no.
tiesd 'noha' peculiar actions lie
nnaned pitifuily and was dincon-
tented Last September the cat dts
appeared and although ! offered "A
reward Of $40 Ne heard nothing OF
him. A month ago l received n
letter from air. Edwards. our for
uer whsteom neiEhbor. lmpuriinE
the news that Bob' bad turned up
In whatcom again. am now ON
my way back to Whatcom TO try
and buy the Newfoundland dos. for
/ am certain the cat viii never be
content Co live without him r,
might seem strange 20 you that we
don't give up the cat. but besides
bainR an animal OF great value Il II
Tie ore pet Of my children. and !
am going back 20 get him az well
a the dog"
--se-ssas-=a=a
pfbs.a Vour tnlIor7 HERALD. 1922
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DROVE UNION MEN
OUT OF the TOWN

When placed aboard O train Al 2
O'Clock this morning they we're
warned not 90 return ON pain 81
death Resistance in several cases
brought severe behtnRa, mum
her Of the mob were well known
businptn men.
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MEMRN
HHMD
THREE OR FOUR WORK MEN
KILLED IN a CHICAGO NOV.
city FACTORY
cny sorlpps Ssur Assn

CHICAGO. March i1-Thtee. ard
probably four wofkusn wHfa Killed
this morning BY the explosion II ire
works ia The Chicago Novelty conn.,
pAng'H plant. Foreman Gordon drop
ped box of toy tefpeioess Ita astuua-
ton oct off All the other explosives
In the building. which Vas wrecked.
Oordona BODY ard those q tNo toys
were burned beyond recognition.
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my aerIpps Nsws Asa.nl

TELLURIDE. Cofo. March IL
one hundred members Of the CIT
zenH' Alliance, heavily armed. iaht
night ruided the homes Of several.
union miners aud aympathizerH aud
forced them 20 march to the depot
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A SIGN

OF poor blood circula ton II shortness
OF breath after walking. going up
stairs. sweeping. singing, excitement
anger. fright. etc Poor blood circu-
iatian means n sick heart and sick
heart is a result Of weak and impov-
erishcd nerves.
Every one knows tho results OF poor
blood circulation. hut everybody does
not know that the quickest and safe ~
treatment Is Or Miles New Heart
Cure.
n YOU find these symptoms present.
Won should not neglect them, but at
o. uroeurp "a bottle OF
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RAINIER REACH.

TIE PLACE 40 LIVE
rAaY 10 REACH EANN Tp nuY.
lsss utlful location on shore u Lake
W aahlngton. short ride on scent
electric ears from First and wa@h.
ard ssillns Sast at M b aka i iio,
at s. aud 40 down ana s. month, iast
already sold. every body likes Rainier
Beach, ZEE the beet aud cheapest
NcatmenI achoala churc hes, stores.
fine gafden soil cleared and Eralsd
avenues. sidewalks grand NiuNa
boating bathing. nahlng' high and
hsaithful. plenty Wood and city "a.
ter al ~ mouth lumber on turms o.
home built See NJ, Wsvd agent odles
Vant. owner. $40 Boston block
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vLAplMiRovITcH COMING

PORT ARTHUR. March ia
Grand Duke viadimiroviteh. first
cousin of the czar and his personal
representative. is expected TO ar
rive here from ST. Petersburg to-
morrow.
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IS SAFE
DELAYED STEAMER REACHED
PIT. TOWNSEND BADLY BAT.
TERED
CDy soripps Sswn ASSN

PORT TOWNSEND. wn.. March
rs The schooner Antelope. - days
from San Francisco for Coauille
river. arrived here this morning IN
a badly battered condition. She was
given up as lost. having been caught
IN a storm and blown several hun
dred miles out OF her course
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ARMING
CoNvIcTs
0by soripps News AaFnI

tBy GcTipps News Assn.l
ST. PETERSBURG. March IA
dispatch states that Viceroy Alsrieff
hanurtisred the immediate liberation
and arminK Of al oonylets on the
island of saghslien. jus, north OF
YeEEo. who are willing 10 enroll and
help 10 defend the ISLAND against the
japanese attack that IL thought to
be Imminent.
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MRS. FAIR IS BETTER

ST. LOUIS. Mo. March iS.-Mrs.
Nettfe Craven Fair. widow OF the
late Senator Fair 81 California. who
Naa injured iu a street car accident
here a few days ago. a. slightly i'm
prdSe8 and hopes are entertained
for her recovery.
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Are you happy7 OF course. ! have
just come from The Fair auction.
Everybody is happy that attends the
Fair auction. They ought TO be.
they get things so cheap. zee
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~ I'M irsr NAltN
The Washington Real EaRte q Build
inE Co. Inc, l. new firm, laupehed
thla month ln Seattle. They aim 20
a. just What their name impl<s, buy
and FFtl real estate and huild houses
on the inHtnilmeut plan FOR the sub
sertbara % their stock.
FhnY guarantee per cont ar All the
stock sold. witch with the tncruase
IN the price ~ their stock. makes
your Investment second 20 none
They will start 90 build three houses
on the property - the company THE
week. ana before thirty days they
hope Co have twelve or flfteen houses
rSr further information. cail Or write
"a DANIEL. u MCCAIN. See
Rooms a ard Timc- BLDG se9ttle.
EASY WALKING DISTANCE
SO TO 500 CASH
on Minor. between Pike and tsgAs
tfnieu. Nlxtgn % slley. Lots TOT ~
O. Ntn. 81 monthly. Prey aui teftse
NAV never DO quoted again Lots lie
fine. You have missed many eppor.
tunltlea iu the past nov - sure net
e. overlook this You cFrtainiY VII
never have such a chance 60 secure
such central iocation. Ne wsitnF
Tor ears or climbing hills II t9u
wish. viii build you a suitable hnuss.
or furnish material 90 build wtth.
and sell on terms. These lots are
fms for flat uurunBss.
DIAMETER.
r8 Boston block
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Real gs,s,s-oor,lrusd
poN'T PAY RENT
tst.fFaig A ffHMR AT YOUR oN y

DON'T PAY RENT
HERES A 1tpMW AT YOUR oN y
rRtCE.
goad aVNrn-roum residence in nice 10
cation. in North Seattle all improve
meats in aud paid fof. IL requires
chase. balance at only per cent
interest House h. now ready 10
move into. u would cost you more
60 build tho houHu to-day than Aou
can bus the HOUSE ANp LOT Tor.
Don't lose this chance to set good
home cheap,
It's offered az $40 lrsn than itu value.
&
n M PALMER,
Room / Colanial block
~ r. Corner ana and Columbia SITS.
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Co 90 spinnings for bicy e re.
pairs
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who's your ,ailor1 HERALD. 1929
SECOND.
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phvslolan and sura.an

y. COhDokf. ~ q.
vienna fhYairiuul
Thirty five years practical experience,
ffHh HueefHHfuiiN treated ana guar
HutseH cures Zoe stomach Trouble,
ithruWatiHm. chtaffh, Asthma. al
chronic diseases ~ man or woman
SKIN LIVER Complaint Dyspepsia.
Swollen and ailtf tointe, Contracted
Gus Dlnennen hatiafactian gunran.
teed cali or write. zoe HpHnH Sc
uot First ave, Seattle, Wash Tel
phone James h8e office hours , 20
III a m. 2 60 g and 60 n. m
Sunday, 10 10 y IN.
pR ". u MOE Dalton Lumber
diseases iost
nm ANNIE RuesEl. - tIinhlsy alh
oatseeathy -
WAhlliAeTON hfiltMAItY OF
onfEoFATtfra tus Second aVenua.
phone James teti both men and iady
oNtspnathH. examination free.
wAsllINdToN INSTITUTE or os-
hafe Deposit building, 9Qi FIRST
Patent attorney
y. D. ADAAs- DraftinE colmah BLDG
torae. e..
THrRKA deliVsrsa q cents, days
storage free. plano aud furniture
mexinE sstllna.ss giyshsso., tl9,n
both phones Main sse
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SALES or WteEa AND
LQUoRH BlseRifE \ SALE. Take
notice that on Wednesday, the 18th
March. at the hour 81 esoeh. !
shall san by public auction At the
nnlssronms "a II a ltiskertun A 60
el1A FIRST avenue a choice lot Il
wtnsn and liquors in bulk apu bottle
Tho Inventory value 81 said stock 10
~ 90. and the same vii be- sold Ia
futH az per catalogue. I'd tudihu0.
sheriff b. q nickerton. Auctiaueer
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pn " r. fHQn Dalton Lumber
exchange ,nnsin and aenito-urinary
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ACREAGE ron HAtn. =,
tttd for uefeH 81 tlnc land level ana
nice and very easy cleared close 70
cat aud school. and q minutes ride
60 the city. tinQ cash. balance tiQ per
month.
acres Of nice level land for ttn
terms &c eaah balance g. pei month
q ~ NtCuuts.
g. Pioneer bldg
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frfi,MA1tQ 90
oaTEorATtfra ius SECOND avenue
phone James teti both men and iady
% tsunathH4 examination free.
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W WARRINGTON lNsTITuTE or os.
Eafs hSsTpa.s, taiisdsssa '' ~ V rI sss''''
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nm ANNIE RuesEfa y IIinhisy aIlh
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s AND I0-ARCE Garden tracts across
Lake Washington: finest garden
tracts for the least money around
Seattle 8 acres for 500, 10 acres
for t375
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TWO CHOICE - Rcra tractss handy
10 Seattle end TAeafua ihtefuFhaa
Rad gaaa each all level, hfHt eia@e
Hseaaa bottom land mestlv alder
and VlHe maple 8 acres cleared -
= acres partly cleared tracts lace
good county ruad uleao to school
ard nslEhhoFas -
IOuERT MAtTnf.
Ha %nW York Hiueh
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A FINE BARGAIN
A choice four acres % land ut River
side that must be sold, five minutes
walk from station or fine country
road. one acre cleared and ready for
building. nice stream OF spring wa
ter running through land. This will
make an ideal home.
q. ". NICHOLS.
CO Pioneer bldg.
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ACRE TRACTS
fi35 % 800 per acre for upland or bot
tom land at Riverside. on the Inter
urban: 20 minutes fEom Pioneer
Square. on easy terms. It's the best.
Phone Main iH.
y. l.. FEHREF co.
20 Pioneer bldg
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Financial

CONFIDENTIAL Money loaned an
watches. Diamonds. 1sWclrys Low
piko, betw tth and tth ayes. across
Rauke hall
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-10-07
A Visitor From
- The South

Mr.. s. L. Witten, Of Tazewell county.
Va, is q visitor this week at the home
OF his brother-in-law, L. E. Boyd. This
is Mr.. Witten's first trip north OF the
Mason and Dixon line and the visitor
is very favorabIy impressed with the
diversified agricultural interests Of our
State. The gentlemen > farmer and
stock raiser in the bluegrass section
OF his State, the principal industry be-
ing the raising and shipping OF cattle
for the export trade. Mr.. Witten talks
very entertainingly OF his mountainous
homeland, which is rich not Only as a
stock-raising country but by reason OF
its vast, though but partially develop
ed. deposits OF bituminous COAL
News, Parkesburg, Pa.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-10-07
WAS 1T IGNORANCE OR MEANNEssp

1t is stated as a fact by leading
citizen Of this town, that one of the Re-
publican political speakers at Rich
lands last Saturday week stated that
even old soldiers had to pay a poll tax
Of 81 so in order to vote. The gentle
man was present and heard the re-
mark, and his name will be given If
necessary. 1t is almost incredible that
a man who claims even ordinary
knowledge of the laws Of his state
should make such a statement before
an intelligent audience Of Virginia citi-
zens. Did the gentleman's tongue
slip? Perhaps his memory skipped a
cog. Or is 1t possible that he didn't
know any better? Or worse still, did
he know better and try to deceive his
hearers, whom he egotistically sup
posed to be less intelligent than HIM
self, and uniformed on the provisions
Of the new Constitution as to the suf-
frage clause? In either case the situa-
ton is bad enough, and it is to be
hoped that there is some mistake as TO
this report. OF course the statement
that old soldiers are required to pay a
poll tax In order to register or vote is
not true in any sense whatsoever. The
new Constitution says so. in language
80 plain that any school boy can under
stand.
The Republicans never lose an op-
portunity to attack the suffrage clause
and In fact nearly every clause Of the
new Constitution. but one would scarce.
iy imagine that any sane man, before
an intelligent audience. would venture
such a statement as the one in cues.
ton.
H>this statement was made In pub.
10 speech< h Richards, as is alleged
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-10-07
REPUBLICANS VOTED AGAINST 1T.

In a dlligent search for campaign
Issues the Republicans have hit upon
what they imagine is clncher They
are useing the adoption of a multiple
list of school books as an electioner-
ing scheme against Mr.. Wysor and
IN favor of Mr.. Slemp. This is an
other instance in which the masses
of the people are being deceived. AS
a matter of record, the Republicans
voted against single list resolution
when the question was up in the
General Assembly Of the State.
In February 1902, Senator Keezell,
a Democrat, offered resolution in
the Senate of Virginia. recommend
ing a single list of books, as follows:
Resolved by the Sena e (the
House of Delegates concurring) That
In the judgment of the General AS
sembly of Virginia said State Board
Education, in selecting ext-books
for use in the public free schools of
state should, as far as at all practical
bic, adopt a single rather than a
multiple list of books, without re-
ference 10 or recommendation from
the local boards, and in contracting
for said books should arrange for the
exchange of the old book in use for
the new one TO be used without cost,
or at the least possible cost TO the
pupil"
The resolution was passed by "A
vote of 20 TO 10. Four of the five
Republican Senators voted against
the resolution recommending a sin
gle list, the fifth Senator being
absent. The Republican Senators
voting against the resolution, were
j. f. Greear, ]. n. Hartman, j. c..
Noel and S. Turner. Senator Noel is
Republican Presidential Elector,
and is, no doubt, making all the
capitol possible out of the misleading
statement that the Democrats are the
enemies of single book list. The
resolution above passed both houses
in spite of the opposition of the Re-
pubhcans Senators, which would
not have been the case If they had
been in the majority.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-10-07

THE LADIES favor painting their
churches, and therefore we urge
every Minister to remember We give
a liberal amount of the Longman a.
Martinez Paint toward the painting.
Wears and covers like gold.
Don't pay $3.50 per gallon for LIN
seed oil worth go cents which you
do when you buy other paints in a
can with a paint label on it.
8 & 6 make IA, therefore when you
want fourteen gallons of paint, buy
only eight of l.. & M, and mix six
gallons pure Linseed Oil with it, and
thus get paint at less than $1.20 per
gallon. Many houses are well paint
ed with four gallons of l.. q M. and
three gallons of Linseed Oil mixed
Herewith.
These Celebrated Paints are sold
by
Moss & Greever, Tazewell, Va,
The Bloch Co., Pocahontas, Va
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-10-07

went, than one earning $3.50 day Is
now. And according to Commissioner
Wright, OF the Department OF Labor,
food absorbs over Al per cent OF the
total expenditures Of the average
family.
The increase OF S17.S7 per head in
the cost OF this item represents an in
crease OF 1896 in the expenditure of
the ordinary family of five. Adding
S1S08 for the enhanced cost Of clothes
we find that workman's wages have
TO stretch 3l07.44 further now on two
necessary items OF expense than they
did in 1897
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Graham

J. g. Davenport has just completed
one of the handsomest residences in
the city, located in North Graham.
A large number OF our citizens at
tended the Democratic speaking at
Bluefield last night, aud listened at
Cornwell and Holt discuss the issues.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Mass, Of
Tazewell, are visiting relatives and
friends in and near town.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
handsome new residence being built by
Mrs. Nettie Porter, on Walnut street.
The postofIice was moved yesterday
to the new building recently erected on
Wister street for that purpose. The
building was constructed OF brick, and
especially for the use of the office, and
is conveniently suited for that purpose.
1t has plenty Of light on three sides.
There are office rooms on the second
story The room on the first floor adj
joining that occupied by the Office will
be used by E. Il. Shufflebarger for a
confectionery. The building is hand
some structure and adds much to the
appearance Of the town.
j. w. Coleman, the popular repre-
sentative Of the Lynchburg Shoe Com
pany, now has under course OF con-
struction a very handsome residence in
North Graham. This part of our city
is fast becoming one of the most popu-
lar residence sections.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 2. Cameron return
ed yesterday from visit to the Roam
oke Fair.
Mrs. John A. ST. Clair and Miss Jean
Hartman, who reside out in the country
short distance from town, were shop
ping one day this week.
The stone abutments for the new
bridge across Beaver creek. on Wister
street, are about completed. A good,
strong structure will replace the frail
wooden bridge. which has heretofore
spanned this stream.
Misses Vicie and Jessie Graham,
Mamie Crockett, c.. NJ. Graham and
j. f. Dillon left Thursday night for a
two weeks visit 20 the Worlds Fair.
The death OF the little two-year old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. Wor-
ley. occurred at their home In Radford
Thursday. The remains were brought
here Friday for lnterment. The funeral
services were conducted at the home o
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-10-07
AsTS ara.
Bears the HIha Kind You Haze Always Bought
''s. q &HAZzZs<
POCahOntaS tn
Burning.


AT this writing, Tuesday afternoon,
the first tunnel between Bluestone
Junction and Pocahontas Is on fire and
burning furiously. The fire caught
last Sunday by spark from an engine
The dry roofing and cribbin9 burns
rapidly, while falling dirt and stone
renders the work OF extingushing the
flames difficult, A large force of men
are at work
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-10-07
STATE OF OHIo, CITY OF TOLEDO

STATE OF OHIo, OIrY OF TOLEDO
LUCAS COUNTY.
FRANK J. CHENEY mukes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of +. j.
CHENEY & Co., doing business in the
City of Toledo, County aud State acre
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of CATARKH that cannot
be cured by the use of HALLS CArARRH
CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY
Sworn to befOr.. and subscribed in nv
presence, this 9th day of December, A.
d. 1886
(0) A W. GLEASON,
SEAL NOTARY PUBLIC.
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ly. aud acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfnces of the system. Send
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+. j. CHENEY h CO., Toledo, O.
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-10-07

The Democrats have fostered and
built up the present good sch oil sys-
TEN OF the state. The new constitution
provides a poll tax as a prerequisite
for voting, which tax will increase the
school fund.
1t is further provided that colored
and white children shall not be taught
in the same schools. These provisions
were never on the statue books until
the training of the new constitution,
which the Republicans would have us
believe is n vicious instrument.