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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-09-13
TAzEWELL co. DIRECTORY.
Circuit Court.

w. J.. Henson, judge; I. Z. George,
clerk. Terms Of court-3rd Monday in
February, and 4th Monday in May, Au-
gust and November.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-09-13
81 SUFFERED AWFUL PAIN

in my womb and ovaries, /" writes Mrs.
Naomi Bake, of Webster Groves, No.,
"and my menses we're very painful
and Irregular. Since taking Car6ui ]
feel like a new woman, and do not
suffer aS.I did,"
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-09-13
WRITE US A LETTER

in strictest confidence, telling US all
your troubles. We will send free ad-
vice Gin plain sealed envelope). Ad-
dress: Ladies' Advisory Dept, The
Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chatta-
nooga, Tenn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-02
Ol.so Cav

AsssCEsusS,sos CoxsesVoadsacs-
"Wednesday January 81
CorsiAad k-~sse. h.se twe cazs Il
Gre ready to send eut
IIs k4ymoDd sent oct . cas II
coneassies trs; os the Seek.
headrscks 4 Comp~ny have dsS
q Dex ~e.l II the corner II thesr ssose.
Elsie fallllPs was married II
NedersAna January lafh 10 Mr.. n
Sclaher, H4lalnS man Of that place
WasarmaEs Hatch have bosxbt Dr
festsngsll . at oaso. and are psttsag
meal market ga corner Of Main
and Broadway
John johnson. who bad the mis-
fortane to get . hroken ankle while
haullng machinery h. the Maple
Leaf about t~o months ago and was
confined at S..lida hospital, is now
home again and getting along nicely.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-02
Ohio Greek Items

by Telephone
Thursday, January 25.
Mrs. T W Gray is spending the
week in Denver.
Mr. and Mrs G.. w. Iightley left
SUNDAY for Colorado Springs and
Denver.
Miss Sara Easterlv. teacher in the
Nader district, visited home folks
Satardav and Sunday.
Lee Lehman has recently pnrchas-
ed new Hawthorne cream separator
and is making above 80 pounds OF
creamery butter week. Last week
he purchased seven head Of calves
from W. A. Gil spy
Our new library fr,m the Chicago
School Supply company has arrived
and is open for business at L. II
Easteriys There are "A volumes,
The Logan school on Tomichi creek
has the same library. These hooks
are -electiuns from the best English
aud American authors. Anvbody in
District No 10 can draw them free
If charge.
We learn that Herman Elebrecht
got $4 20 for his steers and S33
far cows, which actually topped the
market during the stock show in
Denver for cattle west Of the range
Pat O'Fallon Of Gunnison. got $4.OO
fnr his steers and AS he secured sec-
ond prize in ieeder class with the
est carload, probably will get a
fancy price for them. John Outcal,
got S4.l0 with S3.l5 for cows.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-02
Castleton Clippings
.~s- Champion Correspondence.


Tuesday, January 30
c. A. Rosenbaum and D. J. Camp
bell have quit ranch life and taken
positions in the coal mines.
D. NJ. Wallace is feeding a large
bunch of steers this winter, having
about $50 head in the pens now.
Several of our Young people AT
tended dance at Mt. Carbon Satnr-
day night. All reported a good
time
Sleighing is fine up in this section
now. Coal teams are commencing
to make regular trips to Gnnnisnn
40 roads will soon lie in perfect
condition.
Several OF our ranchmen have
orders for hay but cannot get cars
TO load it out. Seems rs If c. 4 s
could well afford to increase their
rolling stock.
The Black Diamond and Star coal
mines are loadi q what cars they
can get. Owing TO shortage OF cars
they have been idle nearly all the
time during the past month.
The many friends IT Robert Frew
will he panied to hear of his death
in New York City on Saturday last
he was operated on for appendicitis
on the 18th inst. living eleven days
thereafter. He leaves a host Of
friends in Gunnison county, where
he lived for several We RS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-02
Railroad Cars of Steal

The se>as railroad eoaspss,es have been IN
vsstisstiaG tbe asstar Of steel cars 10 pa--anaef
trains. especially Tor tae next 10 tse ene
This one sl~sy- safers n.o.. IA wrecks oso. .nse
of the heavy engine soIns forc.d hses into ia
The psrson ~ne allows hi- stomach to be- ome
~ss. and bowels cosssipstea AWAY suffer-
severely Nature always exscts a p.Dslty for
carelessness Beslsct. keep bottle ~ HOS
srsters Stomach Bitters handy ssd 81 the first
sign of sny deio asement take fe~ doses and
note the e@sct. There 8 nothing like u nor
such siiDents o. poor apgssits. fssuicscy
hesrtenEn. crsmps. v~astinS. bssdscise, ,adi-
ssssSon, dysgsp~sa- cosiIysncs~. female ills.
chills. c"ids. grippe nslaria tsver or ago..
Ss hope ali sickiy people Gil try . b>sstis
at once.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-02
Dayton Doines

News-Champion Correspondence.
"Wednesday, January 81.
d NJ. Carr vitited Lake City last
week.
Mrs. Claud Addington made trip
to Lake City this week.
Orville Baker went up the Lake
Fork To his home last Tuesday and
exchanged horses.
People firm the Harris sawmill
report from three and q half to four
feet OF snow up there.
Gland Addlngton recently brought
over load Of baled hay from the
Cebolla valley and found that the
deep snow made hard sleddine.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-02
Hovevilk
kews-Champion Correspondence.

kews-Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday. January 81.
Business matters took Don Harris
to Gunnison last Thursday.
Amos Shack leford was down from
his Cement creek ranch Sunday.
Adams Bros of Gunnlson passed
through here Saturday with about 80
head Of horses they we're moving
down from Tarris creek
nnmber of men with four horse
teams and sleds opened the road
from here to Almont Wednesday,
aud there is now good sleighing to
the county seat.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-02
) Vicinity owe 5
q Q :.:s .:s..,::: -: ; Q s
0uV1puink
rUe-CAaAUkHa CesssapsnA.oo>.

0DV1nik
Neuo-CAaaUAna CosssapooA.ooa
wsd.ssaAy, Jsnuary 81.
SssisAsae is pcrfsct in oar ne.xl.
bu~hood.
A surprise party - on the sap,.
fos Saturday nlSht
IAs' Wednesday Mn. w.R Pro.-
ser sesasnsd from Dsaser.
Alter three weeks s,ck 49, John
beansss y able 10 he out oacs move
The baby boy of Mr. saa h~
Steve Ssssss v very sick With pnes-
monla.
Mn. Alice Doyls sad Miss PulIem
entertained few friends SUNDAY
afteraoon.
". 5. Barker came from Waunita
sunday sad sftes . brief visit with
frsesds left fs the Pine ths, night.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-02
lola.

News-Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, January 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine Ehret are
sojourning in Denver.
Joe Smith of Willow creek ia
hauling hay from this place.
Nr-. j. r Berg drove over to visit
friends at Spencer Tuesday.
Frank and Will Tuttle are haul.
ing logs for the new residence for
W. IA. Meek and family.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-02
Railsosi No>es

Special Correspondence.
Fireman Denver Richardson is
visiting At his home here.
Division Superintendent l. H. Luke
and his assistant, A s. Exter, made
trip over the D. 4 r. G. Monday
in their special rar. Mrs. Luke &C.
companied her husband.
While takine water ct Cimarron
Saturday noon, B. L. Barnett fell of
the tender Of his engine and suffered
. broken hip. besides internal in
Isries. He wss taken to the D. &
hospital Sunday for treatment.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-02
County OffjcAya

County OFFICERS.
C"rniy Clerk AMI Recor er, J. T. Broshen.
Con y II T'r r-r, =. L. whi,.p
>bei in, VIM. Wat. n
t''h As~e-~or. p. J. Hurley
unity >urv yor. !. r He,ner
F, o"tty At rney. d. T Sapp
- uhls ~ oE 2" h'thsriuxton.
= unly >ui--' in'en tent, Ms Fannie Burnett.
o'h.y or irof. ,'e,t. L Miller
: q nj onn,s ioner 2nd Dist rict. i II Z, .,.s
onn'y C"nimis- -i''ner srd Disi rict J. II BLri.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-02
Spencer

SpenceS
News-ChAmpion Correspondence.
Tuesday, January 30.
Sunday Alva Foster came in from
Ohio City.
). j. Cobb was in Spencer Mon
day the %.
J. T. Barrows is hauling coal for
the school house where Miss Ninn;e
Green 10 now our teacher.
Chas L. Tilton & Co. are eettins
out a carload Of ore from the Til,os
and Arnold group for the smelser.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-02
$aSisseso

NewsChampioa CorrespoaAence.
"Wednesday, January. 81.
Z. T. Foster Of Olsthe dropped in
one day recently on his way home
froa Dayton.
Judge John c. Bell Of Montrose
was ssest 1t the Sapinero hotel
one day lssG wsek.
n H. Oss\ssA. Andy Eabna end
II. N. Whecler wont ~ GMnnison
horseback Saturday retarning the
next day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. P. Nesbith
drove down from Baldwin SATURDAY
They are making = good quality OF
butter, which find. read market n
Mt. Carbon. Mr.. Ne.bith also mar
kets most of his fat steers in thA,
locality, butchering them himself.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-02

Joe Besse has purchased the Bob
Parlin ranch at Parlin. Mr.. Besee
has been ranchinG in this equity for
the past fifteen years and is . good,
hard, honest worker and We wish
him success.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-02
II. Caslua

NewsC CAampioa Correspondence.
Thursday. February /.
NS. Massey left on Saturday for
ittleton
BENZ. McCracken visited Mt. Car
bon . few days last week.
Miss Annie Tyrer from Gunnison,
visited hero from Saturday until
Monday.
Nr. and Mrs. Bottenfeld are here
visiting their son Sam Botten6eld
I'D family.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-02
Cunnisop Town O%Skc>~.

Cunnison Town OffIcoss.
Mayor. I. rboWp-on
Cie'k. ?. " Hsrpr
re- sur Y, " \. Clark
Anrh. ], Z. r. RcttepfeId
P'l,ce Asxi-, rae. J. Potter
. T. rpe b n. sex per
,iust-se T. auelies, G. L. Penrin~,oo. ".
=. Ma on ~ ""S'~ me
., me = ,r - Trustees nee,s the fsrss u, ode,
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-02
Afraid of Strong Medicines

Many people suffer for years from
rheumatic pains, and prefer to do 40
rather than take the strong med,.
clnes usually given for rheumatism
not knowing that quick relief from
pain may be had simply BY applying
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and with.
ont taking any medicine internslly
For sAls BY Ill druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-02
HOAeskam
ApAea CorrsapoaAsoss.

NeweNaoApeoo C0rr0opO0Ao0oo.
Tse~dAy January 80.
Wn. Howard blew down into the
valley lee, Sunday.
Cue Grandstrom 10 back at his old
"dlss'ns in CopperviIIe.
Thoes in Gunnison last week we're
L. A. ncGregor, Jr, l.. r. Miller
and Mrs. G. q. johnson.
Ernest Bowers and Posy are still
gathering cattle from the hills. The
average gather seems to be short
this year.
Otto Bowers came down lately
from Lake City to spend a few davs
at his ranch. Otto looks we'll after
his recent narrow escape from death
IN q snowslide.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-02
COAL, COAL, COAL,
Parsons & Ferguson.
A AeUAsA>rt.. CrxN Vos ru..,

Itehine, Blind, RieedinG Protr nd ing PLEA Dr~.-
s,sts are authorized to refund money il p 81
olNTAENT fails to cure in TO "a da'ys. as
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-02
USEFUL Information.
". s. MAILS.

Morning mail going ~rst CLOSES at iO:Is a m.
S'd evening mail iag east ut t.5O N =
r. stei l3site mall clos at IO:is
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-02
1oU~Alm

Aonaay. Jsnsasy -
Mr. Redaoer. pres,deas q she
Abe Lincoln, ,s planning - osl 2
his permanent home IN boUuuws
soon.
J. j. Leaby. town elerk cd r.
corder Is work nag on some winir
prospects in Tin Cup, ba, ,s expsus.
here again before the rasA2b q
March.
/ Father kipp is expected sp lsom
Gunnison % hold services s0,n
II has been wear since the Ca&h<iies
had services at Bowermaa, = his
duties cover both HlnsdAls an
Gannlson counties. Rev. hssseT-
man, the Merhodist breaches. A01as
services here every week.
The oro6ne is looking bes,ss sAsn
ever, showing IL feet Of vesa anAaer
lts owners. Messx kcSAsss, Roe
Bennett aud Danbar, bsliess sAsy
have got a mine that after . litsle
more development will be . vUssla
ton to some people Mr. D~shas
Mavhower g1oap sdjo,as sad rsns
parallel 10 the Oro6ne. ThssD IL
much work being doae on THE psop-
erty aud a good vein Of coppfr
stained quartz appears
Thursday, January IS.
John Chapman is visiting Gsaai-
nison this week.
Mr.. Henderson has gone out 10
Denver on mining business.
Dan Collins is showing some cor
per stained quartz which has good
values.
Major Bond is doing good work
for his camp. He expects 70 do
much development work rext ssm-
mer.
Richard Gibbons, one Of our most
energetic prospectors, has returned
to camp to make Bowerman his hosne
for some time.
The Gold Cross company, with j.
Aastin Wilson at the head, 10 plan
ming extensive operations in the near
future. Rspnssa have IL thy vii
pay up all Indebtedness in the near
future.
Aessrs. Carley, Grady and Duke
man have recent location that ex-
hibits copper quartz and promises
to lie a mine. Its croppin1s and
surface features are like those of the
Camp Bird
Mr.. McShane Of the Orofne mine
IS one OF our luckiest prospectors
He located the Camp Bird and be-
lieves this new property is going to
be the biggest thing in camp. 1t 10
slowing y feet of vein matter.
Some little trouble in camp over
recent locations, but through the ad.
vice and counsel of Mavnr c. H.
l'ennett we keep the lawyers out.
The wise policy If arbitration has
been adopted II this had been
used N early days we would have
better camp
Busiuess is good around the Abe
Lincoln these GAYS Mr. Merriman
Is taking out some excellent ore from
their seven foot vein. The com pany
Is working men at both sinking and
driving the tunnel ahead. 1t is the
intention to put on a plant OF ma
ch'nerv at an early date, and bv
spring there will be large force
employed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-02
RAILROAD rlme IlDE
DENVER d RIO CRANDE

bound passenger arrives at Gun
- ~ a = -
h'a. bound psssenger arrives ct Gun
Crested R,,t,. $50 p. -.
son Hb, MT - "onnf
Crrs,Ax1 R,,t,. =. 20 p. -.
IAN feaVee Uuh0fADn IL n
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-02
COLORADO 4 so,,ruep.

Last oonnd mined train lsavee Gan.
hieon daily st..--......- at
hixed train from ea.t arrivs, "A a.. T.
MinsS trcis 49, -. -. -. a9ns
49, ---- $1,000 sAs. -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-17
RIVERSIDE.

Items OF news can be left at Gofrs res
taurant on Bullock's Point avenue and
they will receive prompt attention and
publication.
Actual work OF setting buildings back
on Bulolck's Point avenue has begun, aud
the Hon. l.. $. Winchester has the honor
OF setting the pace. Tobias Burke will be
a close second for his buildings Will 40
back In day or two OF as soon as the
foundations are ready Superintendent c.
r. Pierce Of the East Providence Water
Works came early i'm the morning and
that of the water from Bulock's Point
avenue All OF the water tanks will be
furnished from a system Of pipes installed
by the company back from the, avenue.
Good Cheer Whist club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. William n. Mason on
Harris avenue. The highest scores were
made by Mrs Esbus Knights, g.: Mrs.
FAME Mason 81 Mrs. Goddard Schoen-
hardt 20; Mrs. Chas. r. Dawley. 81 Brs.
Henry w. Newton 35; Mrs. VIM II. Ma
son. -
The club will meet next Monday with
Mrs Goddard schoenhardt at North Gate
farm.
Tobias Burke lost a setter dog valued
at 5000 yesterday. pneumonia being the
cause OF death He has another quite "a
valuable that Is not expected 10 recover
from the samo disease
The Misses Mamie and Laura King en-
tertaincd q number of friends from this
place. Watchemoket and Providence az a
social IN Winchester hall last evening.
Edward Hagan and Harry Holmes were
the winners In the roll OF AT the Lincoln
avenue bowling alleys last evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-17
PLAN MEMORIAL IN
HONOR Of EDWIN BOOTH

New York. April IA movement was
begun yesterday at a meeting Of the Play
ers' club for the erection OF monumental
memorial 10 Edwin Booth. 10 Is now l3
years since the great actor died. II was
unanimously voted that a committee of
100 be appointed TO take the movement
IN charge and carry II 20 a conclusion.
a letter was read from Mra Ignatius
Grossman the daughter OF Edwin Booth,
expressing her deep appreciation OF their
efforts thus to commemorate her fathers
artistic achievements. Though mo- especial
efforts had heen made before yesterdays
meeting nearly $500 has already been
subscribed toward a Booth memorial
The form which the memorial shall take
has not been determined.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-17
CONDEMNS AMERICAN
ATTITUDE TOWARD CHINESE

New York, April 17,-Members OF tho
Congregationalst club OF New York gave
a reception and banquet last night to Rev.
Arthur IL Smith OF China; author and
student OF Oriental questions.
Mr. Smith was recently called TO this
country by the American Board OF For
eign Missions to deliver several addresses
and 60 aid I'm obtaining funds Cor addition
al missionary work IN China. Mr. Smith
severely oritlcizcd the present attitude OF
Americans toward the Chinese.
lie thought we were making a mistake
which would AFFECT us vitally IN a COM
mercial way. Speaking OF the Dowager
Empress. he said that she was Go be COM
pared with the vicar OF Bray. who rapidly
changed his beliefs and creeds TO meet
constantly changing conditions He termed
her "the greatest opportunist" he had
ever known OF or had ever read about.
lie likened the Boxer movement 10 our
spirit ~ iT76
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-17
ABRAMOFF IS
ARROGANT AFTER
HIS ACQU|TTA

st. Petersburg, April 1.-THE remarka-
BILE action OF the police yesterday in sud
denly ordering the flags hung out for the
holidays to be taken in, caused the cir
culation of the widest rumors Of the
murder OF a member OF the imperial fam
lis
Today comes the rather amusing ex-
PLANTATION that under the law flags and IL
luminations are not permitted without the
authority OF the prefect or police. per
mission" being equivalent to a command
and householders falling to decorate are
fined
This year the prefect granted permis-
sion 10 decorate as usual, but neglected 10
include the display OF flags and the police
proceeding on the old theory that what
was not permitted was prohibited went
from house to house, compelling the oc-
cupants to take down their flags Imme-
dia,ely reports spread that some great
catastrophe had occurred and announce
ment was being withheld until after the
holidays.
M Abramoff who was acquitted by the
military officials OF Moscow on the charge
Of assaultng Mile. Sprdonovo (who was
sentenced TO twenty years improsinment
npnsky at TamboffD upon his return here,
was exceedingly arrogant. declaring he
was sorry he had not shot her as then the
story would not have been published. He
boasted that he would like TO hang Mile.
SpirldDnovo with his own hands
Abromoff was with NJ. Lushenoffsky
while the latter was terrorizing the popu
latlon Of the city and all the participants
IN the repression were marked for execu-
tion.
VENGEANCE FOR TREACHERY. ."
Kcin, Russia. April IA workman.
who was found murdered here today had
n piece OF paper pinned on his coat bear
ing the inscriptions Vengeance TO-
trcachery."
TARTARS GROWING TROUBLE.
Tihis, April 1.-THE artars In many
places are resisting the punitive exped-
tionary forces and especially In Eliza
bethpol province They recently caught a
squadron OF dragons ma defile, routed
them and killed two OF them and mortally
wounded four.
A. Athalkalild n number OF Cossacks
were killed on a train by prisoners whom
they were charged 20 escort TO Tifiis
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-17
UNIQUE TESTIMONIAL
TO PRES. ROOSEVELT

Paris, April 17-Baron u Estournehes
de Constant viii forward to Washington
within the next few days a unique testi-
monial to President Roosevelt bearing
the autograph signatures of nearly all
the great names OF France
Some months ago the arbitration group
a the French parliament OF which the
baron Is president sent Mr.. Roosevelt
a rare volume OF the memoirs Of Sully.
the minister OF Henry w. which urges
a pacific union OF the great nations Mr.
Roosevelt was greatly pleased with the
gift. and expressed the wish that he had
the names OF those uniting In the gift.
that they might be Inscribed In the vol
ume.
The president swishhas now been graft
fed. and the list. which is about 10 go
forward, is as remarkable and unique as
the original volume of the memoirs II
embraces four large pages of parchment,
opening with a highly ornate text In blue
and gold and followed with the sigma
tures of the foremost men in public af-
fairs literature. art and science. all Of
whom are connected directly or indirect
ly with the movement for international
conciiation which Baron ID Estournelles
directs in parliament
The inscription Is as follows: ITO Mr..
Theodore Roosevelt. President OF the Re-
public or the United States. from the un-
dersigned members OF the rench Parlia-
nientary group Of arbitration and OF in
ternational Cancellation who have decided
10 address TO President Roosevelt a tesu-
monial OF their high esteem and their
great sympathy for the persistent and
decisive initiative he has taken for sub
shutting progressively the friendly and
judicial determination Of conflicts between
nations for determination by violence.
''Thay have thought that the action OF
Mr. Roosevelt realized the most generous
aspirations that history has recorded, sug-
gesting the illustrous efforts OF the past,
notably the project OF international ac-
cord known under the name OF the Grand
Design OF Henry Nv. as set forth I'm the
IInelnoirs OF his first minister. the Dup de
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