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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-07-06
ANNOUNCEMENT

L respectfully offer my professional
services to the citizens of TazewelI
and vicinity. Especial attention will
be given to the treatment Of nervous
diseases, in which have had twenty
years experience.
Until l can secure a suitable office /
can be found at the residence OF Mr.
Geo. w. st. Clair.
Respectfully.
GEO. S. WALKER, NJ. d.
May /, 1906.
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The Missouri Pacific
Railway Company.
St. Louis Iron Mountain and
Southern Railway Company.

81. Louis Iron Mountain and
Southern Railway Company.
offer special indictments im the wny
of very low round trip Summer Tourist
rates from st, Louis 10 Mexico City .
Mex, San Francisco, Los Angeles and
San Diego Calf, Portland, Oregon.
Seattle, Tacoma and Spokane, Wash.
slso to Phoenix and Prescott Ariz.
Ticket on sale daily sumo LIST to Sept.
10, 10 9, return limit oil Oct 30St; liber-
al etOp-overs and variable routes -.
Special round trip rates To Mexico City,
tickets on sale daily April 25th to May
9TH Inclusive, return limit of July 3IsT
one fare for the round trip. Quick time
and elegant service Via The Missouri
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cars, meals a la carte; through Standard
and Tourist Sleepers; free reclining chair
cars, etc. Greatly reduced round trip
tickets OH sale daily to Pueblo, Colo.
Springs and Denver, Colo. Round trim
BOmeseeker's Excursion Tickets on sale
first aud third Tuesday of each month.
limit of twenty-one days, liberal stop
overs. For rates, berth reservations,
general Information aud descriptive
literature, address
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419 Walnut ST., Cincinnati. o.
He, Townsend, G. =, 4 T. A.,
st. Louis, Mo.
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Deadly Serpents Bites

ere as common In India as are stomach
and liver disorders with us. For the
ritter however there Is "A sure remedy:
Electric Bitters; the great restorative
medicine, OF which S. A. Brown, of
Bennetsvill, s. Essays "They restored
my wife to perfect health, after years
OF suffering with dyspepsia and a
cohonically torpid liver" Electric
Bltters cnre chills and fever, malaria,
biliousness, lame back, kidney troubles
and bladder disorders. Sold on guar
antee by J. f. Jackson druggist. Price
soc,
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TWENTY FIVE CENTS.

DR.. Towards specific for the cure OF
constipation and dyspepsia is not an
unknown remedy. 1t has made many
remarkable cures right here in Tazewell
and 50 positiv Is Druggist DR.. Jno. f..
jackson OF its great superiority in cur
ing dyspepsia, constipation sick head
ache and liver troubles that he will, In
addition to selling it at half price, re-
fund the money TO anyone whom it
does not cure.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-07-06
Nice Home on Blue
stone for Sale

Mr.. II. c. Wells offers his nice farm
aud mill property for sale-everything
in good shapes room house. new
about so acres good blue grass land
orchard-wheat and corn mill. etc.
Write Mr. Wells, at Graham. Va.
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The "Attic" Days Are Over.

The announcement that q Kentucky
novelist is about to start bank, and
that a Philadelphia millionaire has
written a novel effectuaIly ralegates
to innocuous desuetude the OLD scorx
about cultivating literature on q little
oatmeal 1t is now cultivated % TIE
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Chance for CliRch Valley News
Readers.

In order to test the cLINcH VALLEY
NEWS great circulation and its superior
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engagements with DR.. Jno. T., jackson
the popular druggist to offe one OF his
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anyone who will cut out the following
cupon and present it at his store.
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Your Summer Vacation

can be pleasantly spent at Waukesha.
Wnupaca. tiield. or at one of the other
hundred resorts reached via Wisconsin
Central Railway. Write Tor beautifully
Illustrated Summer Book, which tells
you how. when and where to go, and
how much it will cost. Free on npplicn-
ton To Jas. g. Pond. @. l.. A.. Wiscon-
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B 4 3m
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Trespass Notice

All parties whatsoever are hereby
forbidden und er penalty of the law to
hunt, fish, swim, trap, walk, ride or
cut timber or otherwise trespass on
my lands and premises in this county
without written permission from me.
Mrs. Margaret White,
Five Oaks. Va, May 10, 1906.
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COUPON.

This coupon entities the holder
TO one soc package of DR.. How
ards specific for the cure OF con-
stipation and dyspepsia at half
price, Doc. / will refund the mon
ely to any dissatisfied purchaser.
JOHN l.. JACKSON.
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Brick and Tile
Machines.

With my machine, with one
barrel OF cement and ~ yards
OF sand, ? men can make 900
brick in 90 minutes.
Can furnish machines to make
all size brick, blocks and small
ling. J. T. CORBIN,
4-27-3m Waterford, Va.
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Trespass Notice.

All parties are hereby warned not to
trespass on our lands ia Abbs Valley
by hunting. riding, walking or pulling
berries or fruit without written permits
sion on penalty OF law.
Molie NJ. HARRISON,
ID. Ii. Hartman.
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Unjust.

decentralization stupid that the
police regulations require us to display
larger numbers: now Wen have to
travel SO much faster so they can't be
Observation-Disclosures Blaettsr.
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Tresposs Notice

All parties. are hereby forbidden I'M
der penalty of the law, TO hunt, fish,
swim, trap, walk or ride over or other
wise trespass on our lands in this
county, without written permission
from us.
s. Q. Peery. w. f. Peery.
A. NJ. Peery, j. c. Peery,
q. A. Martin, Mrs. Kate
C.. Peery, Guardian for
Richie Peegy,
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Iresspass NoiIca.

All parties are hereby warned under
penalty OF the law, not TO trespass on
my premises, by riding, driving, hunt
ing. fishing, or otherwise.
u. 5. Gildersleeve,
10 ~ Grafton, Va,
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Blacksmith and
Wood work.

We are now prepared to exc
cute all work in the line of black
SmithiDg promptly, and also wood
work, such as repairing wagons.
buggies, farming tools, etc. We
guarantee satisfaction.
]. ALBERT HAGY,
@. w. IIAGY.
Tazewell, Va.
May-25-3m
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TRESPASSERS, TAKE NOTICE.
All parties are hereby warned nor
To trespass on my land by hunting
fishing or cutting timber or other wise
Mrs. NJ. +. Mcclure.
Cedar Blum. juno ., 1906.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-05
FROM THE PULPIT.


Columbus Ohio, October L.. From
a minister of the gospel 10 an attend
ant on a chicken farm, and an alleged
higamist is the career Of Rev. George
Lester Reynolds, OF Fassig Pa, sub
arb of Elmira. n T. Rev. Reynolds
ia locked up at Central Police ) a.
lion tcnight awaiting the arrival of
wife No. /. while Mrs Reynolds No.
2 is being held by tAe police for the
arrival Of relatives.
on September ~ the couple We're
married in this city by Ray Paul
Hin, Of the Evangelical Lutheran
church. The groom whn is abpur Sc
years Of age, gave his res dcnco as -out
of The city while tho Marriage license
old that the girl ,2as rasiaen. of
Columbus Nothing occurred to at
tract attention OF any one until INC
police received word from Fassig -
look out for the couple. ChjCf 1i De
,ectives nundon, with Detective Cor
don, after a diligent search laul"a
them this afternoon al lhC Hartman
farm, south of the city. Both We're
employed in the chicken department
The perintendent of hc place, who
had heard the tale from the slauths,
dismissed them from service just be.
fore the detectives arrived
The girl is but 20 years Of age and
pretty. Some time back, being an ac
complished music an, she secured he
position Of orgauist al the Firs. BaD,
list church at Pa sig whose worsh p-
ers were looked aftcr by Rev Rcy
nolds The alleged recreant minister
wife is said TO be 10 years his senior
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-05
WROTE TO A PRIEST
in Far Away France and the Girl Who
Had Been Held in Slavery Fin.
ally Secured Her Release.

! Toledo, Ohio Oct 4-Lurei to
/ Paris from her home in the north OF
France under the promise of marriage
the beautiful Victoria Seulin, aged %
it is charged, was then ealiled to
America and brought tG Toledo by W,
Roaul Daumery and KEEP by him in
shameful slavery until last night.
Then clad only in a wrapper and
light shoes, she escaped from her
bondage, was picked up by tn police
and tuned over to Humane Agent
Ware
Daumery, who is a glaes blower,
was arrested by Detectives Mickey
and Delehanty this morning and The
charge of assault and battery placed
against him by the girl. Prior to he
girls escape she had manag t.
smuggle q letter out Of the rooms on
Huron street, where She was p.is,
oner. 1t was addre sed to the good
old priest of her home town in France
As a result of the letter the French
foreign office cook up the matter
through it's vice consul in Chicago,
from whom a letter TO Chief Knapp
caused an investigation
When the girl was examined at The
police station by the matron her body
was found to be covered with bruises
and cuts caused, she says. by the
brutal trea ment to which .he had
been subjected by Daumey.
Chief Knapp has been notified by
the French consul that transportation
win be forthcoming for the girl's
passage back to her home in few
days
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-05
TO SETTLE FIRE CLAIMS.

San Francisco Oct 4.-The German
Insurance company OF Freeport. and
the German National Insurance com
pany, of Chicago. have prepar d q
plan Of settlement Of he losses in the
condagraJion of last April. whereby
the policy holder are to place their
policies with a number If banks in
this city. permitting the INSURANCE
companies to sottle the claims on or
before November 4th at 40 cen on
the dollar.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-05
FAILED TO REALIZE
On Mining Deal and Chicago Firm
Goes Into Bankruptcy.

Chicago, Oct dawson & Daw.
son letter file manufacturers. filed an
involuntary petition in bankruptcy
here today, setting up their combined
debt at almost 5000 900: the partner.
ship debt aggregates only abou Sill.
900 while the personal indebtetno S
Of each makes mp the remainder of
their OBLIGATIONS. The difficulty OF the
firm, it is said, was brought about
by failure 10 realize on a mining deal
which involved half a million dollars.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-05
BEVER|DGE SAYS
BRYAN IS AN
|OEALIST
DECLARES DEMOCRATIC LEADER
IS ELOQUENT AND SINCERE
BUT lMPRACTiCABLE.

Lincoln. Neb.. Oct T. Senator Bey-
erdge, of indiana, spoke here tonight
in the interest of the Rupeblicau con-
erossionai and state tickets He paid
a trbUte TO William j Bryan, saying
that he had no ympathy with those
Wnj abusaNl the eloquent Democratic
leader Bryan he believed 20 bo sin
ccro and hiehminded, but an i'm
practicable idealist
Beveridge discussed the tariff re
vision, governments ownership of rail-
roads and Cuban annexation along
the lines of his previous speeches.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-05
lNCOGNITO
Maxim Gorky and the Actress Are
Touring the Great Lakes.

Cleveland. OHIO. Oct t-E.a...I
Gorky, the Russian novelist and revo
mtisn.st. va pass. niger on tha
Anchor line steamer Jaunifa. which
reached Cleveland today, and he is
now seeing the sights of Cleveland in
an automobile accompanied by Nine.
Andrewsky. tha actress who accom-.
panied him TO Am ria. h' adopted
son and two other companions.
The party is travelling .ucogrito.
for Gorky has registered on -he
Ja1nita as Pescnkan. ais ION as
Zira Peschkod and tine companion as
Nicholas Eurenin. They left tonight
for Sault Ste Marie Gofkv boarded
the boat at Erie The entire party left
the boat this morning. and went 80
the Bank Of Commerce o obtain fur
Their funds
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-05
ALL HIS LIMBS
Torn From His Body When a Box oi
Dynamite Blew Up.

Carmi Ii. Oct. While blowing
siumps on his father farm tDIas
Pearce Holierby aged n years. met
a horrible death. He wa. using dyHa-
N te and had fired a small stump lie
70 h9y containing 20 sticks Of dyna
mite near &C. and retreated TO await
the explosion. The ConcussiOn of tho
explosion st of he entire box. and
the boy was hloEn 20 bits. an his
limbs being severed from his body.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-05
MACK MACK is SOLD.

Lexington Ky. OCT f-Ge0rla &
Graves and Charles II. Trai-e-. oi
Boston tonight purchased the HcKin
ney eeldiHe. Mack Mack from J r
Bowles af Portland Oregon. for $40.
600. TIE horse is O fv1rf u ths
Ton vivian event 20 De GeeleI
here tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-05
CzAR BACK HOME.

St Petersburg. oct. 4.-The en-
pcr0r and members of the imperial
family, who have been cruising in
Finnish waters on board the royal
Yacht Staudart. returned to Pete-hof
this evening.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-05
SAYS EVILS CONE
FROM MATERIAL
SUCCESS
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT THINKS
NEW SET or CONDITIONS
FACE THE PEOPLE.
NATIONALISM is HIS CRY



Irarrfsburo pa 0cf proeidan,
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me oeal'atoh ceremonies oi the ne"
/ STATE eapilol hulialhS mere To-Day IL
spohe IN part as lollo"s'
II IS very feal pleasure Tor me 10
atlend these ceremonies at lhe capi
tal oi your great state W every sFea
erisis of our government the atlltlae
oi pennsylvania mas peeh q cFllclal
importance as me aHecuonate hicR-
name oI keystone state sisiilles
Fehhs>iFahla mas Always looked
"aflly before she ieaped' anu u was
wen 'ilat sne sh4uid 40 So Btll haviNs
hhaily maze up hef nlhd' III each
5fea eflsIS oI our hatlohal history
/ het "elShi mas been ca u1hasltat-
ihEiy upon lhe ilSht size anu mas
been iounl irresistible rms was trne
| dllhe ~ the tllhe ol |he Declafatloh
! oi independence, ana Ut the ilne o.
me adoption OF the constitution, ana
during the terrible years when the
issue was the preservation OF The
| thioh.
do not however come here today
70 speak OF ihe past ana sun less TO
appeal merely to state pride. We can
show nat the past Is with us living
force only by the way IN which we
handie ourselves IN me present ana
each Of us can best show his devotion
70 ms own stare by making evident
hls paramount devotion 70 that Unl9n
Vhieh includes an the states The|
stady ot the Efeat deeds OF ne pa
Is oi chlei aVall IN SO lar as II iheltes
ils To gFapple resolutely ana eHe Z
fely win lhe pfoblems OF the pres
en-. we are now menaced by tofelgn
var Our Union IS iirmiy established
but each generation mas IT'S special
ana serious diiticnllles' and we oi
ihis seneralion have to ruggle with
eFii9 spIlhglh@ from me very ma
terial uccess OF whlch we are so
proud ffom the very growth ana pros
peftiy OF WhIch, with Inseee, we
'oast Ihe extraordinary industrial
changes OF the last hair century have
p'o''"oeu d 'o,"',y NJ" 50. u co"u'
''o'I9, "lae' "llcH ne" eFiA- Ho'if'sA' |
ana Tor these new evils new remedies |
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we newer can alloTu 10 iofset fhat I'D
De 'a7l a'r''> '5 'ne cnlei Iactof ID
personal success ana Ihdeeo III ma
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en- ''''L.' CHARACTER oi ne iluiFi'uai
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u sue" d nature Una, u" priNale eHorl
-'H @F'' against 'heIh' lhese eV'I7
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-05
cRAckSMEN
Held the Postmaster al Bay While
They Blew the Safe.

Frankfort Ind, Oct f.-Tho post.
vi ce at Boyle ton was robbed early
today Three masked men fo ced an
entrance into the general store of A.
Massey, who is also postmaster. They
blew the safe open wi h dynamite.
and secured $50 worth of stamps and
$50 in money They Were discovered
by Ma soy who heard Jhs explosion.
but they held him al bay by firing %
shot al him until the ysot a 20 blcgy
and escaped.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-05
CASTRO IS NOT IL.

Washington. Oct. f.-The Nenezue-
Ian legation late tonight received g
cahlegram from Caracas stating that
President Castro. who had been re-
ported as ill. is very we'll AM per-
forming his duties a. president
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-05
BRYAN BACK IN NEBRASKA.

Geneva Nsb- Oct william 3.
Bryan began he.e tbs afternoon Dis
three days campaigning tour in NJ
hra,ka. He discussed state ISSUES
largely 20 the =eelusion Of national
politics.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-05
MANY FAVOR THE
ANNEXATION
Of CUBA
ALL QUALITIES UNITE IN
WISHING FOR PERMANENT u.
s. CONTROL.
BLOOD HE'D is AVERTED
BY General Funston Who With DpIo
macy Caused Rebel Band to Dis
arm PeacefuIIy--First Dam
aqe Claims are Filed

Havana 0ct Now that me die
a
a 'i'''''ie'' ~ '''' w '0''''''7 '''''
government volunteers IS ptosresslhs
steadily the thoughtful portions of the
public of all nationalities, are dia
cussing the possibilities Of Cuba's fu
mre form of government
The desire fer annexation which
| has been carefully concealed for thl
nast four years. is now voiced openly
and the wish that the United states
would retain some measure of actua
|c,nfrol IN Cuban affairs is heard more
insi tenN thap ever.
Renreseptalives of the leading elc.
ments both Cnban and foreign have
been asked tn attend n meeting next
sunday to B.scuss tle Feasibility of
3oIaing some sort of ulehiseite by
which all classes of lbe nonuIation
JeopId he enabled 10 express their
tdeaa an Nhat thn fut,re form or GOV.
eminent ebould lie
Tho idea If holding the next nlen.
ion in January ha4 been abandoned
fhe general preference among the
e,nbans anpoarjng 10 favor the boIdine
af tbe election in lime
The nuesfion of tba stains of CON
orass and whether senator's and repre
santativee are to receive their salaries
,fter the estabI. sbmept of the nroyis.
ionaI government Il to he decided in
Washington
fitch in Disaryninu Movements
Disarmament opera1loHs are pro,
eeedine smoothly ana the only com,
pIicatioa encountered was met and
aisposed .of today by Brieadier Gener
al Funston. assisted by General Aero-
monte. of the disarmament commits
on It appears that General AS.
bert's agreement to disarm and dis.
Band was conditional on The surrende.
and Iii. armament also af All The DO
.icemen in The town OF Guines Funs
ton and Aeramon,e went in an auto
to Guines to straiehten out the
matter.
lpon their arrival the mayor of (
3uines. Senior Avala absolutely re-
fused 10 discharge the police. Funs-
-on declared that unless the MAYOR
agreed to the coedit ons an armed
.orce wonld he sent 10 disarm AS |
,ert'a army which numbers 100 men .
md thaf this woujd nossihlv result in .
1loodshed This argument had no cf
feet ON fhe mav,r until he was rollI
hat he could retain the notice nav
.oll and rcinstate his men after e,tiat
lad been restored Funston further
the sending Of marines 10
jolice the town temDor9riIv. ana this
,lan was accented
Marines IN Police Town.
Fun-ron and Aaranoute then visit.
d Asberf and Co.tero and found him
.preaalle Accordinplv ~ marines
win be sent to Gujpes tomorrow TO
,olice the town and 10 receive under
he suneryision of ,rarno7fa orn,e
If Aebert's forces
Asbert. like other rebel command
RS is particularlv apxious that every
nan of his command Law down his
rms. Rural cap.ains and army com.
nanders aspire and eSDect 10 he nrom.
neut factors in the political contrcI
fter the next election and they do
lot desire the presence of large bodies
# men who might rise aeinst them
nd aro therafor. ,,raiuo- tbo7, pot f.,
-,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-05
ILLINOIS VICTIM
Was Fred L. Block, i Wealthy Mer
chant and Banker.

Peoria lll. Oct Pred L. Block.
who met his death in the Lansi e
burg. \. Y. wreck was a member Of
fhe firm of Schipper g. Block. Of this
cty and Pekin who own the largest
department store in Illinois outside of
Chicago Block was also interested
IN number of banking Institutions
iH this city. Together Wi his wife.
Block iefr Peoria three weeke aso for
a trip through the east for his health.
he was about 5H years of age and IS
survived by HIS widow. two sons. Car!
aud Hsyl and Cee daughter Mis-
Anna Block
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-05
TEN TO HANG TODAY.

Czensochowa- Russian Poland OCT.
ten Tsrorists condemned 10
death here by the drmh5ad c3Et-
martial today viii be hanged tomOr-
row
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-05
CHILDREN see PARENTS DIE.

Great Be1d Kas-, Oct 4-Win
Bemich shoe ana kired his wife aat
himself tonight Their three clEdrel
Witnessed the shooting Domestic
troubles led 10 the tragely.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-05
RAIN STOPS RACES.

Springfield. IT,. OcL f-Tbe races
at the State fair today were 20
pOnsd on account Of rain.