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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-01
TO SHIP ORANGES
VIA SALT LAKE
Beginning of Season for Southern
California Is at Hand.
NEW ROAD SHORTEST EAST
CLARK LINE EXPECTS TO GET
BIG SHARE OF ORDERS.

Los Angeles. Oct. s1.-with the open
ing of the orange shipping season next
"Wednesday, the growers of southern
California are convinced they viii be-
gin the greatest year in the history of
the industry in this state.
The total shipments last season 10
last Saturday were 29,S45 carloads, of
Whic.l 4,250 carloads were lemons, a to-
tai OF -2f.595 carloads Of oranges from
southern California alone. The total
amount Of money involved was S23, 576,-
OOO, the principal items making up the
sum total being as follows:
For the railroads, $3.50, 900; refriger-
ator car lines. Sl05. 900: growers and
shippers. $4,000, 600
The prices We're better than for the
past two seasons previous, but some
what under those realized three and
four years ago. This seasons yield for
nayels, it is expected, viii be in excess
OF last years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-01

.Tom FrencA Lick
Spg.ngs gols the eFed.l.
Therc is nothing
IL ystct EG abOus
PiC.o NSa,e- t2c-c
r. .ts... sal.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-04-07
Fire Me Come,
TO BE Sure,

but you are protected from
the harm and loss if you
carry insurance in one of
our companies.
Have you built this pro-
lection wall about your
property ? Have you built
1t high enough ? Do you
carry enough insurance?
that Is the question. If
you cannot answer IN the
affirmative in your mind,
il is high time you come
to see us.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-04-07
DEMOCRATIC REORGANIZATION.

Perpetuity in public bodies is a
menace 70 public success. This prin-
ciple Is thoroughly demonstrated in
the experience OF political organiza-
tons, the personnel OF which smacks
OF continuous incumbency. 1t creates
discomfort, disruption and lethargy
upon the part of the votaries at th e
political shrine dominated by an
organization possessing this quality,
so far as it's political accomplishment
and success is concerned. Let the
Democratic Chairman OF this County
under authority vested, call a conven-
ton for the purpose Of reorganzing
our local governing body, thereby
giving opportunity FOR the infusion or
new life into it's personnel, thereby adj
ding more vigor and aggressiveness
TO its existence.
Loyal Democrat.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-04-07
ISTHMIAN CANAL.
The Personnel OF the New Commits
sion Announced.

Washington. April THE person
mel OF the new Isthmian canal commits
sion is as follows:
Chairman, Theodore p. Shonts: gov
ernor Of canal zone Charles F. Ma
goon: chief engineer. John +. Wal
lace; RI Adm. NJ. r. Endicott. L. S.
N; Brig. Gen. Peter c. Haines. L. S.
A., retired; Col Oswold NJ Ernst.
corps engineers. Il. S. A.; Benjamin
NJ. Harrod.
These names were announced at the
war department.
The president has made an order al
lowing a salary of $500 with travel
ing expenses. to each member of the
commission. and to the chairman of
the commission the additional compen-
sation of $50 500; to the chief engi
neer the additional compensation Of
SiI5OO. and To the governor of the
zone the additional compensation OF
$4,000. The head Of each department
is allowed the use of furnished house
upon the isthmus and his travelling ex-
penses when travelling on business of
the commission. The total is SlO2. 500
The salaries and allowances under the
former commission amounted to sl2O.-
600
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-04-07
x n * IT - ErA.
Bears the 17Iha Kind You Has Always BOugIa
'lS' a &<NZGzZ<x
Order of Publication
State of Virginia:

Tazeweli County. in the Circuit Court
thereof;
In Clerks Office: Summons ON Sue,,ycu+i,,,,
The object OF the above proceeding is to At
tach and subject to the payment of a certain
Judgment in favor OF the said Plaintiff. recover
ed in the Circuit Court of the said County. M
the August term thereof, 1904. against the said
St Clair stuart. for the sum Of Sl269s with in
terest from the Attn day of December. 1904 and
costs S'.53, such money and other effects be
longing 10 the said st. Clair Stuart. i'm the pos
ession of the said Norfolk X Western Railway
company, constituting liability on the part of
the said company TO the said stuart. due on the
part OF the said company on the 18th ,lay of
march 1913 and any TO become due before the
return day OF the said summons on suggestion
which Is &nd day of May, 1906 Affidavit hay
ing been made. that due diligence has been ox-
erclsed ON behalf of the said Plaintiff to ascer-
tam IN what County or corporation the said 81
Clair Stuart is without effect. il is therefore
ordered that the said stellar Stuart appear
within fifteen days after due publication of this
notice IN the Clerks Office of our said Court and
do what is necessary TO protect his interests
T. L. GEORG +, Clerk.
Daniel VI. Cosby, q. q.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-04-07
Sharples Tubular
Cream SeparatOrs.

The only modern Separator
bowl, Has no contraptlons in
side. Is simple, light and easy
to run. Gets all the cream and
increases the butter production.
Can be seen every day at
work at my home. Will De glad
to mail descriptive circulars,
and will bring machine and
o. w it working to prospective
" rs. For SAFE bv
Ma. j.. F. Cameron. Agent.
4 Z I'm Graham. Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-04-07
Cashier, Kemp Crockett, spent last
Sunday in iowa.

Cashier, Kemp Crockett, spent last
Sunday in towo.
Barnes Gillespie returned from Wise
on saturday, and returned on Monday.
A number of our attorneys are
spending much Of their time IN that
section these days, but when you ask
them what they are doing, they look
up and ask you what kind OF weather
you think we are going to have.
Mr.. Roosevelt is having a great
time in the Southwest, Mrs. Roose-
welt and the girls are having an ova-
ton in Florida, and the logs are rough
ing it in the mountains ofNorth Caro-
lima. IL these Roosevelts are not
lucky, "who are?"
800 bushels seed oats Tor sale mt 40c
per bushel. They are good and clean.
Write me or send for them at once If
you need any. J. r.. Crockett, NJ. ID.
Burkes Garden, Va.
Kemer Hall, Sugars old, son OF DIR
Hall, North TazeweI, had several of
the toes Of his left foot mashed of by a
freight car, on Monday afternoon. The
little fellow is getting on nicely.
Mrs. Elmorc, wife Of Rev. II. T..
Gilmore, pastor Of the Christian church,
presented her husband with twin
babies-a boy and a girl-on Wednes-
day night. One Of the babies, the girl,
died soon after birth. The boy, and its
mother al well, are getting on nicely
this morning.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-04-07
Y aluable Mill
Property Sold.

Having sold our mill at
Broadford, and Will run the
same until May the ISt, we
would ask those of our friends,
who want Plaster for Spring or
Fall sowing TO send at once and
get what they want, or send in
your orders and we will ship it
by railroad. We only have a
limited supply on hand and
want to close out before we
leave.
Thanking one and all; We
are Yours Truly,
j. II. Kirby g. Co.
Broadford, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-04-07
WHAT JAPANESE WANT.
Terms For Ending the War Sent To
Great Britain.

birmingham. April 1.-The Post
says it has reason to believe that Bar
on iiayashi the Japanese ambassador
to Great Britain, informed Lord Lans-
downe. secretary Of state for foreign
affairs. Of the terms on which Japan
wonld consent to make peace.
Distinct progress in the peace nego-
tiations is expected to be made within
a week
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-04-07
S'ot Machine Pennies.

Cincinnati. April 3.-The vanishing
Of the s'Ot machines resulted in start
ing tide of pennies into tie vaults
of the Uaited States subtroasury.
Though that Institution was open for
but half a day Saturday. nearly 10000
pennies were poured into its vaula
for safe-Seeping and for exchange into
paper, silver or gold money.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-04-07
THE CHICAGO ELECTION.
Judge Edward j. Dunno, DEM, Elected
Mayor Over John NJ. Harlan.


Chicago. April "a political lorna
do overwhelmed one Of the most rug
gcdly unique leaders in the country.
incidentally the republican party met
defeat in a memorable effort to cap
ture the mayoralty of Chicago. AS a
direct result the city is officially COM
mittcd to the policy of the quickest
possible cessation OF private fran
Chiscs for public utilities. Municipal
ownership is especially threatening
street car lines. valued high up in the
millions.
After winning successfully four re-
markable biennial fights Of independ-
ents against the regular republican
party ORGANIZATION here. John May
nard Harlan. son Of Associate Justice
Harlan. of the United States supreme
court. was a loser as republican can
didaie for mayor. The defeat is NJ.
tributod to an extraordinary whirl OF
causes. starting WITH political revenge
and taking ina a wide sweep. embrac-
ing the most up 10 date socialism as
factor. The victor is Judge Edward
y. hunLe. Democrat.
Judge Dunno was elected by a plu-
rali'y Of 2i.2tS ana received 4 major
ity Of 9i5 of al tho votes east. He
also had The distinction Of receiving
the greatest vote ever cast in Chicago
for candidate for the Office of mayor.
lie was given lGi.G59 votes out of a
total of 322.373. Mir Harlan. the re
publican candidate. received lS7Al1:
Collins. the socialist candidate. 2o,92S.
and Stewart. prohibition. 1850.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-04-07
at THE FRONT.
Affairs Are Generally Quiet Except
For Skirmishinq.

Hardin, April 5.-Affairs az the front
generally are quiet. except for Skin
mishing by Gen. Mistchenko's Cos
sacks. Reports are revived OF the
movement of Japanese flying column
northward through Manchuria in the
direction Of Tsitsihar.
The loss and destruction of commits
siarat stores at Mul5den. Hussitai Tie
Pass. Kalyan and Changtanfu has
been heavy deprivation to the Rus
sian army. AS a result the price O!
forage and provisions has increased.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-04-07
Hosiery and Gloves.

Never before have shown such variety of ID
children plain and fancy hosiery The prices Toe and up
75c the pair Kid and fabric gloves may he had here
fashionable colors
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-04-07
TENSIONS

The Confederate Pension Board
will meet at Tazewell on April 2Oth
for the purpose of amending the PEN
sion list for the County of Tazewell,
at which time any parties who are
entitled to pensions, and who's names
arr not on the lit may apply.
A. 81 CLAIR. Chairman.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-04-07

Chapman
Saturday
Little girls
Don't forget.
Childrens Day
Chapmans-
Saturday
Hats.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-04-07
The Best Time
Keepers.

The worth of "A watch is
guaged by its accuracy and
good service. Will it keep
correct time? and how long will
it wear. are the two vital ques-
tons every man and woman
Should consider when Il Watch
Is being bought.
But will it keep accurate
time? That Is the point No
one is able to judge from looks
hos satisfactory watch will
be-. They leave that TO the
watcl-se Ter, and he depends
upor7 the maker. When you
bay WaItham watches You me
guaranteed accuracy AMI long
service
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-04-07
Local Items.


from nom Radford. where he visited
his sister. Mrs. D.. Johnson.
Avery's disc com planter. without
5000.
TazeweI Supply Co.
Rev. S. O. Hall will preach in the
Presbyterian Church next Sunday at
IL a. m aud in Concord church at
p. IN.
Avory's disc corn planters, with
Fertilizer attachment $3.50.
Tazewell Supply Co.
Mrs. T.. j. Stevenson, who has been /
visiting her relations in this section,
returned this week to her home at
Windlock, Washington. Her sister,
Miss Ella Young returned with her.
Swif,'s supcrhosphate at s2l per |
ton.
Tazcwcll Supply Co.
Mrs. T. Z. Edwards who has been
i'll for several weeks with bronchitis !
is recovering, and will soon be out
again.
Childrens opening Millinery Depart
ment Saturday at Chapman's.
When in Keystone you can get a
fine meal, cooked to order to suit you
for 80 cents. The hotels cant heat it
for 30 cents.
Bishop Randolph will have service
in Stras Memorial church on Friday
evening April : at 3 o'clock. Public
invited. Also service next Sunday ut
1870 p m. by Rector.
Don't forget "Childrens day" at
Chapman's Saturday.
Mr.. r. II Kinser and family from
BAPTIST Valley and Mr.. Clinton Bowl
ing and family from Pounding Mill
left last Sunday for Oklahoma, where
they 60 TO make their future home.
I'VE want every little girl in Taze-
we'll 70 come 10 our Childrcns opening
Saturday.
Chopman's.
"' . . ''''' = e'''0'' ~ N'l'o"' Is
'9',i''5 '''' t''''"''' '''l i~e"elI AVeh-
ne. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 4. Leslie
= ''' '','" 'i " ''''''9''"y was chill
'''s'S anu "'''''''''' i'''"'y "''u''i"L APrll
an '''''S al o'S''' 9o7I''''"ll' ana shouiu
oe l'i''''l''J '''''''' Over i"r ~ oays' at
''''s'
Mr.. Geo. Oncy. OF Stcelsburg. was
,.,.,;.......-...
] n Kirby \ 90 Bro,drord mol,ae
an important announcement in mi.
issue Tools linn
Unrrisson Gili.snio Pros and p y
Chairman have new ads in This weeks
paper
.','''5 '''i''e9 VI nNS9'-
'''0'''7 III ''ie "o9'' ""'''" "o wen 10
vestnent Companv Fort Smith
Arkansas
47.3t
AieN Long ana Crockett beavers
were arrested one Gay last week by
CONSTITUTE "eo' HARRISON On Il warrant
OF "A widow woman in the community
The men will be tIied todav at Nav
well. il is said.
"i'ecla' a'leh'lou Is called 10 lhe al
Ne''iSelheht Oh Reynolds ~ Shor' Key
s'o"e' w va III inns issue. Messrs
eynoiuS " ohor nave several very
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-04-07
Horses and Mules
Next TUESDAY,

Next Tuesday is regular monthly
sales day OF the Tazewell Horse and
Mule Market. A big day is expected.
The Imperial press., 1905-04-22

Melick, II. P. Wood, J. w Jeffreys, George F. Weeks, J. l.. Matthews, H. D. Williams, Garner Curran, J. A.. Johnson and l.. M. Holt.
 At that time the other towns in Inn perial Valley had not been thought of. There was no water for any purpose except that hauled from a place called the "Calf Holes, twelve miles west from Imperial. The dredger with which George Chaffey cut the channel that conducted the water from the Colorado river to the old Salton channel, was scooping away mile or two below the line in Mexico. The lands had only been partially surveyed in the Valley, there was not home or farm or a liy- ing bit of green vegetation in all tine Inn perial Valley when the PRESS was first published. The Southern Pacific thought SO little of the efforts made to reclaim this Valley that they would not estab- fish an agent at Flowing We'll nor be re- sponsible for freight shipped to that point. If anyone had told the head off cials of the $. P. then, that within four years the third point in volume of freight business on their system in Southern California would be here on this desert, they certainly would not have believed it; and no one was then willing to ris; himself to make such a prophecy, but if he had the facts would have backed his faith. Let us be encouraged by the achievements of four years and go on to greater things for Imperial and Imperial Valley in the future.
The Imperial press., 1905-04-22
Kabarker's Kabarklng

"For ways that are dark and tricks that The Heather Chinee is peculiar" And
 yet to explain, The tr.cks that are vainer, the ways that
 are darker The "Heathen Chinee" could be naught
 to Kabarker. Twas not 80 very many moons ago Her airy grandeur all the world should
 know. Came visions of coin allee samee Alton
 B. Parker, Up "Salt River" sailed Kabarker. Melted the visions; and To she appears Looming so vast for the coming years, Down "Salt River" a-sailing; lists every
 harker To the song of the Siren, the song of
 Kabarker. No. is enchanted, lured by her breath To the cliffs of the stream, the river of
 Death. Yes, tradesman and townsman, are you
 not marker Of the magical mouth of the maiden, Kabarker?
The Imperial press., 1905-04-22
A Reminiscense

Just four years ago, April 20, 1901, the first issue of the Imperial PRESS was published in the then embryonic town of Imperial. H. c. Reed, at present the ramrod of the Imperial Standard, was editor and manager. Since that time both man and paper have passed through number of vicis- situdes but are both now prosperous and happy and filled with the faith in Imperial and Imperial Valley that "won't come off,.
 From thls first issue of the PRESS we learn that it would have been issued earlier but the building was not com pleted in time. The PRESS has been continuously published in the same building ever since. At that time An Sam was the keeper of the Hotel Im- perial; w. F. Holt was postmaster and kept small store in the building now occupied by Mrs. Moore as an ice cream parlor; lumber was being hauled to build the Christian church telephone line was being constructed to connect with the Southern Pacific railroad at Iris station which was the nearest tele- graph office: This line was being put in by w. F. Holt. The only local adver- tisements carried were those of George w. McCaulley stage line and hotel at Flowing Wells, and Wesley Patton's teamlng and freighting business and blacksmith shop at Imperial.
 Among the locals we notice that Hon. 4. H. Heber of New York, had visited the Valley, also that Dr. w. T. Heffernan and Engineer c. R. Rock wood passed drought going, one to Los Angeles and the other to his camp at Cameron Lake; that the organ for the Christian church had arrived and was housed in the tent hotel; that George Emerson of Indiana had been in the Valley that week (wonder if that was Willis George) that Imperial Valley had been created into school district and Paul E. Ferguson was ap- pointed census marshal. G. w. Both we'll had established his camp at Sunset Springs and was surveying Eastside, as it was then called. That only four phones were in use on the telephone line, one at Iris. one at Flowing Wells, one at Imperial and one at Rockwood's camp at Cameron Lake. The Editorial Excursion had been to Imperial during the week and the following named pen cil pushers had left their regards for the new journalistic venture: Fred l.. Allss, A. F. Clark, 2. H. Eberle, w. S.
The Imperial press., 1905-04-22
RumOr That Southern Pacafic May Advance $2OO,OOO For The Completion of the Inn perial Irrigation
 System De-
 nied

During the last few days report has gained circulation in limited way to the effect that the Southern Pacific rail- road probably will furnish $2OO,OOO for the completion of the Imperial irriga- ton system. .,.4 .... This rumor carries with it the declara- tion that E. H. Hartman asked Super intendent Ingram and Assistant General Freight and Passenger Agent Parkyns to report on the advisablity of the com pany making the advance that de- provements to the systems has been prepared, and that it has been stipulated that if the railroad advances the money it will have charge of the expenditure.
 President Heber of the California De- velopment Company is in San Francisco and no authoritative statement could be obtained from that company, although. persons indirectly affiliated with the company declared the story to be well founded.
 Mir. Parkyns, when asked about the matter, declared that he did not believe there was word of truth in the story. He had heard rumors bearing on the subject, but no information had been given him by railroad men regarding it, and he believed he would have official know ledge of it if it were true.
 '"rhat country now has sufficient cap ital interested to complete the irrigation system without outside help" he said. "It is true that Mir. Ingram and were down there a few days on our reg ular tour of inspection. No word was passed between us regarding the com pany advancing money for the irrigation plant. Why, we estimated that the Valley this year would receive $l ,000,O for cattle and grain to be shipped out.
 "I don't know why Mir. Hartman should be more interested in that Val ley than in other sections along the line of his roads. l don't believe there is word of truth in the rumor that he is interested in lands in Mexico, just across the line.
 "It seems to me the citizens of Los Angeles are not awake to to what is be- ing done in the Imperial country. which really is one of the best sections along our uss."~ExPress.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-26
TO GULF COAST IN.
VENTORS.

The following patents were recently
issued to the Gulf Coast clients, as re-
ported by D Swift & Co, patent law
yers, Washington, d. O., who will fur
nish complete copies OF any OF them
to readers OF The Sun for ten cents per
copy:
Texas-sam G. Anderson, Wheel
wright, horse detacher, wrench and
harness attachment; G. w. Butcher,
San Antonio, fire box Luella NJ Lowe,
Canadian, tenerife disk; r. j. Mare
burger Dallas, tie bar; G II. Nichols,
Galveston, sloe lace John A Nelson,
Roundrock, insect-destroyer; Gaetano
PalladinO, Ell Paso, chimney.
Florida-T. w. Boyle, Jacksonville,
cotton and corn cultivstor; e. r..
Trammel, Lakeland, car coupling.
Mississippi--R g. Mytton, MerideD,
explosive engine; NJ. e Tynes. Clos
ter, embroidering attachment for sew
ing machines.
Alabama-G L. futile, Shorter,
trolley; F. G. Cobb, HUNTSVILLE, fill
ing-replenishing loom.
The secret of the South's wonderful
growth and development lies in the
fact that her citizens have an original
ity OF mind and are capable of adapt
ing IL to meet new conditions Some
OF the most useful inventions granted
by the Patent Office last week were
from Florida citizens. as the foregoing
abuudantly proves.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-26

Debt is great force waster. because
very few men or women can be heavily
in debt without worrying or being
anxious. II you are so deeply involved
that it is impossible to extrieate your
self without going through bankruptcy,
then take your bitter medicine at once,
and start again, no matter who crit
icises or decounces you. Pay your debts
in full afterward, when you are able.
Get rid Of all vitality sappers. II You
have taken an unfortunate step, re-
trace II II you can. If you have made
mistake, remedy II as far as it is in
your power to DO so; bat when you
have done your best, let the thing drop
forever. Do not drag it's skeleton
along with you. Never allow what
is dead and should be buried to keep
bobbing up and draining of your life
capital in vain regrets.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-26
Deafness cauno, be Cured

By local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
aud that Is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an innamed con-
dtiou 90 The mucous lining % the
Eus,achian Tube. when this tube Is
maamCd sou have q rumblinr sound
OF imperfect hearing, and when e. Is
entirely closed deafness ls abe result,
aud unless the Inflammation can be-
taken ont aud This tube restored 90 its
normal conditions, hearing viii be de-
sJoycd forever. Nine eases out oi ten
are caused by csiarJh, which Is noth-
iuc but 40 iunsmed condition % the
wucoUs sifiaces,
Ne NH give one hundred doliars for
any casc OF deafness. lcauscd hY ca
tarThl llsi canuoi d. cured by Halls
NauJTh Cure. send Cor clrculsrs
fre FJ CuENEY & @, Toledo, %
Sold ty jfuClisls. 16s.
Take llaiis Family Pills for couspi-
patton
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-26

Senator Cockrell, at the end OF thirty
years service, is leaving the Senate
with not only q record for statesman
slip bot also one OF unblemished hon
or. This is a striking contrast with
ar. Eeidringhaus, whom the peniten-
tiary seems to esire more than the U.
&. Senate