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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-06
Big -Four Route
BEST LIVE TO
New York, Boston
AND ALL POINTS IN THE
East and Northeast.

indianapolis. MuneIe. Cincinnati.
Dayton, Columbus, Cleveland and
points in Ohio. indiana, and illinois.
Throuqh Sieepers from ST. Louis 20
New York, Boston and Washington.
Trains Leave Cairo as Fellows:
No. SIS a. N. Eastern mall and
express. ut. Carmel. Vncennes. Par
IS. Danville. Indianapolis. Cincinnati.
New York, Boston. Direct connection
with the famous Kniekerbocker Spec
ial
No. 2-2.50 p m. Mall and express
Carmi. Evansville. vineennes, Indian
apolis. Louisville, Chicago, Terre
Haute and Cincinnati. $50 n N. from
Vincennes 10 indianapolis $50 .. NJ.
100 .. m.
No. 54-Jocal accommodation
Mound City. Grand Chain. Vienna and
Harrisburg.
Trains Arrive al cairo az Follows:
No. $3.50 D. m. Harrisburg. "
enna and Cairo Accommodation
No s-l250 p. m. vinceunes and
Cairo mail aud Express
No. $50 ,. N DsnTille and Cairo
mai! and express.
All trains daily exceptSuntay. For
run Information ard particulars a.
to rates tickets. limits. etc, cal or
write Elmer Smith. ticket aserL II.
n Hardy. 7. P. A.. caifv. m g n
A q P. =. St LcuA Ne
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-06

When married. woman says she
has all lie tights she wants, what she
really means u that she has gooa
husband In America MOST men are
so mitch better than the Law That most
women never find out how bad the law
is. Woman's Journal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-06
Notice.

The regular annual meeting OF the
Stockholders Of the City National
Bank. OF Cairo. Illinois. viii be held
at the Office OF said bank. Tuesday.
January 9Th, 1906. for the purpose OF
electing seven directors and such
other business as may properly come
before said meeting. Polls open 10
a IN. and close { p. M Of said day.
J. 5. AISTHORPE.
Cairo. IT. Dec. 9;h. 1905. Cashier
The Bulletins subscribers have
nonsT 10 buy with
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
GIT rs ABANDONED
WHEN CARS CRASH
Christmas Shoppers in Panic
at BrOOklyn-TWen-
ty injured.

NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-Twenty per
sons were injured tonight in a trolley
car crash on the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit system under circumstances
which render the company liable 10
heavy damages. A Putnam avenue
car that had been sent through Van
dcrbilt avenue. Brooklyn, crashed into
the broadsidc Of a Gates avenue car
at Vanderbilt and Greene avenues. The
Putnam avenue car was being operated
with motorman on the rear end. the
conductor on the front Platform Civ
ing signals 10 the mOtorman.
Five blocks away from the accident
the front motor box had become dis
abled, and the car was being backed
down the street at full speed when the
crash occurred. Both cars were badly
smashed. The Gates avenue car was
knocked from its trucks in the gutter.
Jacob Meyerwitz, conductor of the
Putnam avenue car, was caught in the
wreck and probably fatally injured.
lie was taken to st. Johns Hospital.
OF the other injured persons. badly
cut and bruised. some were taken 10
hospitals. others 70 their homes.
Panic and confusion followed the
collision. and passengers Gf both cars.
mostly Christmas shoppers. abandoned
bags and bundles in a wild rush 10
safety.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
ABRACADABRA CLUB
DISCUSSES PAPERS

s. \. Clarke and Hyiand c. Kirk en-
tcrtained the AbTacadabTa Club at the
Burton Hotel on Wednesday evening
last. Among the members present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles q. Abbot. the Hev.
and Mrs. Henry Baker Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w Barber. Mrs. Fenelon b. Brock,
Mrs a p. Clark. jr., S. A. Clarke, n.
=. Dawson. Miss Emily DOherty, Mr..
and Mrs. II. T. Dougherty, the Rev. and
Mrs. &. ". Gallagher, II. c. Kirk, Mrs
l. w. McCrecry. DIR. and Mrs James
Mckee. Mr.. and Mrs. Y. II. Mckee, MIR.
and Mrs. A. @. Perham, Mrs, r, L.
Pierce. Mr. and Mrs. George c. Potwin,
Mrs. II. y. Sterns. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L.
Story. Miss c. A. Van Ooren, and II. Z.
Williams The usual high grade OF
literary excellence that charactertzes
the productions of the club was well
maintained in the papers presented. and
the discussions following. Mrs. c. W.
Gallagher dealt forcefully with the ques-
tiOn of Child Labor" as one of the
phases under her general subject of the
Modern Slave Trade. Mrs A. S. Per
ham read an original poetical and hu-
morous portrayal Of a woman-hAter's
unavailing efforts TO retreat beyond the
pale which includes the sex S. A.
Clarke described The Chinook Wind
in a way that was most instructive.
Among the visitors were President d. z.
Coster, of the Short Story Club; Capt.
Z. A. Kreidler and wife. and Mr..
Markham. of the United States Senate.
who rendered several solos during the
evening IN a very acceptable way and
with nne effect. Following the intel
ments,
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
BURN THE COUNCIL FIRE
IN SIOUX TRIBE WIGWAN

The wigwam of Sioux Tribe. No. IS,
Improved Order OF Red Men, go Penn
sylvania avenue northwest. was well
filled with members and visitors in at
tendance at the regular burning of the
council fire on the 18th sleep, hunting
moon. The chiefs degree was conferred
with characteristic and strict form. ON
GERS for the ensuing term were elected
as follows: Prophet. Frank l. Snow;
sachem, II l.. Wagner; senior saga
more. jefferson Davis; junior sycamore,
Lewis u. Petrie; chief of records,
Charles Limbach; collector OF wampuIn.
r Nicholson; zeeper Of wampum, II. +.
Wheeler: trustee, IL. Jeanette; repre-
sentatves To great council, A. Brem,
W. \. Andrews. +, L. Snow. The offi-
GERS win be publicly installed on the Sth
sleep. cold moon. G. S. d.. 4l6 Com
mon era, January s, lS00. with Deputy
Great Sachem James W. Allison. as
officiating chief, assisted by full staff
of deputy great chiefs.
A musical and literary entertainment
viii follow the installation, The COM
mittee on entertainment Is B. G. Wheel
ct. James W. Allison, and Lewis -. Pc
trie. Past Sachem Solomon, Of CIeve-
land, Ohio, assisted in the degree work
Past Sachem Armstrong, Of Baltimore.
Nd, made an address on good Of the
order.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
FEDERAL LODGE OF MASONS
IhSTALLS ANNUAL OFFICERS

At special meeting Of Federal Lodge.
No. ]. f A A. NJ. held on Tuesday
evening, 18th instant. the following OIL
GERS were installed for the ensuing year.
Past Master Harry NJ, McDade, acting
IS installing officer:
Master, Harry d. Easterbrook; senior
warden, Percy q. Smith; junior warden,
George II. Townsend; secretary, Good
win \. At Lee Te-electedJ: treasurer.
Winfield 5. jerks (re-elected); marshal.
Willard 5. Robbins (reappointeD: Sc
nior deacon, y. Ralph Server; junior
deacon. William \. Harries: senior
steward, Henry Y. Tuuoch; tyler. j.
Richard Rigs'es reappointed); organ
list, .. y. DaEzenbaker treapp0lutedJ ;
chaplain, Rev. John c. Hawk (reap-
pointed.
The retiring master, Joseph r. Fague,
was presented with a handsome past
masters jewel the presentation speech
being made by Past Master William X.
She'd, in a very impressive manner. and
was feelingly replied 10 by Brother
Fague.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
EASTERN STAR CHAPTER
lNSTALLS NEW OFFICERS

Mrs. jeanette r. Newton worthy
grand maITOn OF the Order Of the East
ern Star. installed the following officers
of Esther Chapter, o. +. 5, No. >, on
last Thursday evening;
Miss Celia Atchison, worthy matron
Warren d. Faless worthy patron: Miss
Harriet b. Crump, associate matron;
Mrs Emma f. Riley, cOnductress: Mrs.
Alice r, Bradley, associate cOcductTess
Mrs. EftiIe 4. Roberts, Adah; Mrs.
Emma r Walter, Ruth; Mrs. Emma r.
WI, Esther; Miss Corinne Hay, Mar
tha; Mrs, Rose r. Flood, Electa; Airs.
Freddie f. Bailey. warder; Mrs Josie
Riddle, marshal; Mrs. Miriam W. Cor
don, chaplain: Mrs. Clara J. AblI
Organist; J. William Lucas. sentinel
During the program Mrs. Pearl 3.
Parsons. the retiring worthy matrOn,
was presented with a handsome caudeI-
abTum and a past officers jewel, and
Melvin \. WeTtZ, the retiring worthy
patron, received d beautiful drOpGght
Esther Chapter is the banner chapter
of the order TOR 1906 n tins jurisdiction.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
GEORGETOWN G. A. R. POST
HOLDS ANNUAL ELECTION

Al recent meeting of George Morris
Post, No. 10, q. 4. r., of Georgetown,
officers for the ensuing year were elect
ed as follows: Commander. Walter IS.
Sebastian. senior vice commander. Com
rade Kedney; junior vice commando.
Thomas Brown; quaTtermaster, rtu-
dolph Ullmer. delegates 10 department
cn1ampment. Rudolph Ulmer and Mar
tin Lichty; alternates. r. r DuvaH and
J. W. kiTkley.
These officers will be installed. to-
gether with several 70 be appointed AZ
the January meeting of the post
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
POTOMAC LITERARY CLUB
HOLDS DECEMBER MEETING

The December meeting OF the Potomac
Literary Club was held Tuesday even
ing. at 522 Sixth street northwest. Capt.
Thomas H. Mckee gave paper on TINS
Life Work Of Hon. Edward NJ. Stanton. -
The following program was rendered.
Recitation ard solo, Mrs. l. B. Chase.
accompanying herself on the guitar.
reading, The Coronation" Mrs. Flor
ehce l.. DleudOwne; bass solos. The
AFmor song, ana Rocked in tie
'Fadie or The Deep Dana -. H1IIanF
accompanied by Roland II Ro1ri..l-,
recitation. Col Z. 3. Thompson. solo
lrlsn song, Mrs. l. b. Chase. A short
business meeting was held and arr4nl.,-
heEts MADE for New Year reception
by the club 10 it's friends.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
KNIGHTS OF MACCABEES
CHOOSE NEW OFFICERS

The knights OF the MaCCabees OF
Alexandria have elected the following
officers Malcolm Bremen. past com
mauder; George ". Zachary, command
er; Thomas NJ. Jones' lieutenant com
mander; c. 4. Fladen, record keeper:
+. l.. Cornell. chaplain; George Il.
Hepburn, sergeant; Mark Z. Miller.
m9ster-at-armsi Dr. Lee Wilkins. nrst
master Of guards; irving BTawner, sec
ond master of guards; J. A. StornelI,
sentinel c. r, Acton, picket; II. II.
Newton. r NJ Jones and NJ. Z Miller.
auditors; J. @. Cookey, c. ". Zachary
and d. G. GriHbOrtzcr, trustees.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
MODERN MACCABEE KNIGHTS
ELECT NEW OFFICERS

An event of special interest to the
knights of the Modern Maccabees of the
District was held at Northeast Temple
on the evening of December IS. the Oc-
casion being a big class initiation. A
large number Of candidates received the
degree. A number of members of the
order from several States were present
Progressive Tent, No. 1415. Knights of
the Modern Maccabees of the District
elected the following officers for the en-
suing term: II. NJ. Gibson. p. c; w. r
Porter. com; J. T. Golfer, lieut.. com. /;
r. L. McIndoe, r. X: T. E. Tyler, F.
X; G. r. O'Neal. chaplain: J. c. KEEP
pier. sergt.; L. r. Payne. NJ A; A. d.
Taylor, lst G.; C. a. Patterson. ID G..
J. II. Degney, sentinel; J. G. Connors
picket.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
w. C. T. U. HOLDS SESSION
AND TRANSACTS BUSINESS

The WCman's Christian Temperance
Union met in executive session We'd
nesday morning at headquarters, 80 f
street northwest. The main topic of
the meeting was the meeting of the
quarterly convention, January L. 1917.
which is 10 convene a. the Mt. Pleasant
Congregational Church, Fourteenth
street and Columbia road. An interest
ing program is 10 be given Mrs Don
Z. Blaine was elected district organizer.
1t was voted to buy chai-s TO furnish
seats for another one of the club rooms
OF the building. and many other busi-
ness plans were discussed, after which
the meeting ad iourned.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
CHURCH CLUB ELECTION
AT FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

At the meeting Of the Young Mems So
cial Club of the First Presbyterian
Church held Tuesday officers were elect
ed fer the coming year as follows. CIar-
ence V. Kee. president. Harry r. Moss,
vice president Emory +. Enzor. secre-
taTy; Fred l.. Morgan. treasurer; Guy
G. Butler. editor. and Herbert 5. MUIR
dock. historian.
The retiring officers are Bert e. Cor
win. president; Clarence Y. Kee vice
president; J. Stealy Elms. secretary ;
Guy C. Butler. treasurer. and r, e. Cor
win. editor.
The new president. Mr. ISee. ad-
dressed the members. outlining the pol
icy OF the club Tor 1907
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
MEMS CLUB MEETING
BEST IN ITS HISTORY

Tie monthly meeting OF the Mems
Club of the First NJ. +. Church. was
held Tuesday evening. Il was The finest
ever held in the First N. Il. Church.
Solos by John catheu, address by the
Rev. br. F. T. Little. president OF TN
Al p conference; recitatons by N. s.
Rose. solos by John ). RlsIer. accom-
panied by VIM. $. Campbell, and recita-
tions by Herman Welca. made up the
program. after which refreshments were
served. -Four new names were added TO
the members roll
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
CONTINENTAL CHAPTER
HOLDS MONTHLY MEET

The monthly meeting Of Continental
Chapter. II. \. r.. was full Of interest
The report OF the recent exhibition Of
living pictures at Pythiau Hail was
very satisfactory as 70 financial results.
II was proposed 10 have the next meet
ing an open one
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
For Rent-FIafS.

FINE, light fiat, five rooms. sI7. 1915 b -
ne. .tsg9 .,
REDUCED TO 5000: beautiful 5-roo,, e,+
near Lincoln Park. all bright rooms. preT.
tlly dee GRATED, tiled bath furnace heat
COLLIES-GUERAX CO., cal 18Th NV.
de21-St
FOR ItENT-Five. or six rooms partly fur
uisned, IA suburbs. steam heat: gas for cook
ing snd lighting. private bath. csmuI.te
Altchen- unlimited telephone. beautiful mod
ern house ana grounds. near CITY. high
healthy, lawns, fruit. swing. etc. only So
during winter and SD during summer. inclut-
ing everything above apply store COS Penn
EyiEaHia ave deIA--t
THE BEN VENUE" terminus OF five elec-
tric car hnes-SlZ.U0 20 SO ~ per month 85I5
Prospect ave. Georgetown, y. @. four large
rooms and bath, gas range Individual heat
ing stoves; up-to-date plumbing. private side
alley TO lyJ-root yard in rear. Most suit
able for families OF moderate means AgenL's
card un DuiidIng- or address BEN VENUE
Times Office. fefa- fst
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
RALLY AYS BID HIGH
FOR WORKERS IN WEST

CHICAGO, Dec 22.-Western rail-
ways are short of men. One line has
established an Office near Chicago where
men will be engaged for train. station.
and telegraph service. az wages running
from 500 20 $40 per month.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
NO WEDDING BELLS FOR HIM.

Weary Willie readlng "ad ")-NIar
wanted to chop wood. bring up coal
tend furnace, take care of garden, mind
chickens. and children
F'rayed Fagin tsroaningj-Gee! Dem
matrimonial advertisements make me
.ired.-Judge.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
NEWS OF FRATERNAL SOCIETIES

commander. Charles Henderson, record
keeper, John L. Neeb; finance keeper,
Morton Wood; chaplain J. w. Fletcher;
sergeant, Frank Tennyson; first master
OF the guard. 7. A. Newman; second
master or the guard, Arthur z. Bell:
master-at-arms, Wilford Chamberlain:
sentinel, Frank NJ. Byroad; picket VIII
liam Leishear
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
Rechabites Hold important Meeting and Va
riOus Tents Select Committees for Big
Reception at the Temple

fine. and the address by Capt. T. II.
Mckee on the Life Work of Edwin NJ.
Stanton" was enjoyed by his hearers
1t furnished much matter not generally
known and explained much that could
not be made known TO Stantons con-
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
FEMININE INTUITION.

Feminine intuition" that wonder
fully subtle gift which woman displays
when masculine character is in ques-
tiOn. is imperative in the presence Of
her w-wOmen.-Lady,s Pictorial,
London
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
GEORGETOWN MACCABEES
ELECT NEW OFFICERS

Georgetown Tent. No. 6. Knights of
Maccabees, has elected officers TO serve
for the ensuing year as follows: Com
mander. John w. Young; past COM
mander, Albert Degenhardt: lieutenant
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
POTOMAC LITERARY CLUB
READINGS IND MUSIC
-lmae Literary Clnb

-'mae Literary Club had a large at
tendance at its monthly meeting in the
pretty paIiors AT 50 Sixth street north
west. The readings and music were
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
For Rent-OmCes.

1920 NEW YORK AVENUE. E.-First and second
floor rooms, suitable for real estate
dentists. etc. from s. 10 SO: situation
unsurpassed.
kARRICK q METCALF
de33-St 1920 New York ave NV
DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS in the Evans
building. l4l6 10 l424 New York ave. n a.
very low, including heat. light. and ianitar
service. JOHN .. EVANS. I8s4 New York
ave. NV. no2q-35t
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
For Rent-Suburban.

FOR RENT-Cottage, nearly new, Wood
ridge. close City and Suburban line. one fare
city and filtered CisteTn water, shed, garden
}I2.50 month. c. r. FLETCHER. LangdOa.
d. Z. de1l-3L
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
Wanted-HouseS.

NANIED-Iauy wishes 10 buy from owner
only, seven 70 nine room house IN Bloom
ingdaie section. Fun particulars, EOX 44S.
Times once dA1I-gr
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
For Rents Stores.

FOR RENT-A part Of store and barlr ,,orI-
room. suitable for mechanic, on Penns-l-
yania ave NV. Address BOX 442. Times Of
nee 100 o,
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
Wanted-LOtS.

wANTED-Building lot. Chesapeake Reach
or Colonial Beach. part cash and mining
stock. Address BOX Al Times Office.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
For Sale-nouseS.

lz5 81. NV. II
FOR SAIsE-In the Northu est a bargain
IN a store and dwelling contains a SIRE
room, seven living TOymss TWnace heat,
deep lot 10 alley Rented az so per month =.
price So ESQ.
ATKINSON & BALLARD co. (INC.),
62I 18th st. NV deZa-2t
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
For RenG--StableS.

FOX RENT-I-arge. new stable with L
stAlls' elevator and fine loft: rear OF 23s
50 81. nv open ali day. Apply T. X. CHA
CCNAS q CO. Sth 81 and Louisiana ave
te7-tf ~,
The Washington times., 1906-12-23

The committees named from the va
rious tents for New Year reception, ex-
ceptins Onward. are as follows:
Harmony-Jlmes I. Rolf, ~ E.
NoWles, Hoyt A. Holton, John J. Coul-
ter. and a. Lee Thomson.
john +. Henderson-W. w Cordel
John !. Bunch. a. S Woodland. William
II. Gray, and Edward Renmuth
Fidclity-W. c. Van Matre Mrs. Nellie
Bunch. Miss Nellie Van Matre. Mrs. J.
". Jefferson, and Mrs. Nellie \. Rowe
South WashingtOn-N F.. Vowles Mr.
Mullins, Mr.. Herman, Mr.. Dougherty.
and Miss Ethel Dougherty. y
AdVance-JOhn q. Moore, w W. Rur-
lew, T. W. Newman, Fabian Columbus.
and y. S. Bloom.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
For Rent-Apartments.

KENT 1IG North Carolina ave Sc
six outside rooms and bath, porch: all
up-to date convenienCes. only one apart
ment Ieft-S25 80.
RARRICK & METCAL.F
del6-su-u 1870 Ned York ave
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-11-16

Please send US the news from your
section. Give us the facts in your own
way, we'll do the rest.
Mrs. Fred II. Steele has been on a
visit for some time to Mrs. Andrews.
her husbands sister in Bristol She is
expected home to-day; at least, Fred
hopes so.
Special attention Is called to the
statement of the First National Bank
OF Pocahontas. which appears i'm this
issue. This young banking institution
is rapidly forging its way 10 the front.
We have received too late for this
issue. appropriate resolutions adopted
by the students Of Virginia Institute
at Bristol, expressive OF sympathy for
their fellow student, Miss Bellc Bundy,
upon the death Of her mother. These
resolutions will appear in our next
issue.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-11-16
Hotels and Kickers.

The Jacksonville Hotel has had a
satisfactory patronage under the new
management. Mr.. Kelley, the new
proprietor, is getting gradually accus-
toned to his new harness, and works
well. He has the valuable assistance
Of his two charming daughters as
clerks, and Mrs. Kelley as manager of
the culinary department, and " Dave -
Bandy as head waiter. and so every
thing moves along smoothly. Wheth-
er drummers are born kickers, or
don't know a good hotel when they
see one, we don't know, but its fact
that nearly every one that comes in
complains of the hotel acCommoda-
tons all along the line. Most of them
are belowpar except as to the bill
not bill Of fare-which never gets now
below $500 per day. Much depends
upon the manner OF cooking and serv-
ing, and it is proverbial, that Mrs.
Kelley, the wife of proprietor Kelley,
OF the" Jefferson" is one of the very
best cooks In the country. Speaking
OF kickers," it's generally The case
that the parties who are most given to
fault finding in hotels have the least
TO eat home,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-11-16
ADRIA NEWSLETS.
Whooping Cough PreveIant-O 9th
er Items of Interest.
Adria, Va. Nov. 3.

Adr1a, Va, Nov. 3.
Whooping Cough is taking the com
munity by storm, and the little ones
are being fed on pole-cat oil, etc, but
the indications are that results will
not be serious.
Margaret Kinder is suffering from
diphtheria, but we hope to see hel
pleasant face among the other children
in a few days.
Mr.. Ragus Sluss is spending few
days az home on account of a slightly
sprained ankle. which he sustained
while surveying in Buchanan county.
Rev. Mr.. Boyd preached a fine ser
mon Sunday afternoon at Bear Wallow.
Two young men, representing the
Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day
Saints, commonly known as Mormons,
have been visiting in the neighborhood
preaching and explaining their doc
trine, and as n result have added a
new member TO their church by the
ordinance of baptism.
Mr.. Lindsay Mcclure is getting a
hustle on himself by way of preparing
to leave his home TO attend school at
Falls Mills.
Miss Eliza Richardson went home
last week for few days, but returned
to her school on Sunday.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-11-16

There are number of people who
want the Clinch Valley News and in
tend to take it, and others who owe
mean to pay it OF course. Why not
take advantage of our special offer.
and send us your subscription at once?
You have some friend, TO be sure,
among the contestants for our fine
piano. whom you could help along, and
who would appreciate your help. Your
vote may win the prize. So. send along
your dollar now, and have yaur votes
counted twice.
Chapped hands are quickly cured
by applying Chamberlains Salve. Price
Zoe. For sale by John +. jackson.
Thos. W. Cecil, Of indianapolis.
Indiana, was visitor to Tazewell this
week. While here MIR. Cecil cast 400
votes for little Miss Mamie Anderson
Sexton the bright little daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. V. L.. Sexton, and enter.
ed her name In the piano contest. Mr..
Cecil, 1t will be recalled, paid Tazewell
q welcome visit some time ago, and
made friends here Of al whom he met.
Mr.. Cecil is one OF the leading citizens
OF his city, and is Interested IN lands Ia
buchanan county,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-11-16

The editor of the News has recently
enjoyed two days and nights in The
country-One with w. Z. Buchanan al
Grafton, and one with f. p. Ruther-
ford near Concord. The hospitality
and kindness Of these two good men
and their families to visitors is pro-
verbal. If there is a place on earth
where hospitality is superior to that OF
Clear Fork it has not as yet been dis
covered, so far as heard from.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-11-16
The ]. F. Hurt
Insurance Agency.
J. F. Hurt, President. ]. r.
Laird. Secretary.
Thompson Valley Society.
Thompson Valley, Nov. /

Thompson Valley, Nov. II.
We are all enjoying Indian Summer.
This item is bit delayed in trans
mission-Ed)
Mr. Chas. Scott broke his leg one
day last week. He is getting along
nicely.
Ed. Pickett has been very sick with
pneumonia, but is better at this writ
ing.
Miss Annie Smith is visiting relatives
and friends in Giles county.
Mrs. J. E. Fox and Miss Matte
were the guests of Mrs. Elizabeth
Rhudy one day last week.
Miss Myrtle Larimer attended the
Teachers Meeting at Tazewen last
Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas Fox and Miss Matte
Fox were shopping in TazeweIl last
Saturday.
Miss AnEie Rhudy, accompanied by
j. G. Mcclure, of North Tazewell, Wis
tied homefolks Saturday night aud
Sunday.
Mr.. Chas. Kinder is remodeling G..
A Gibson's house.
Some Tazewell boys were 10 the
Valley last Saturday on hunting ex-
petition.
Rev. j. J. Loux preached an excel
lent sermon last Sunday from the text:
LET every man take heed how he
buildeth thereon.
Mr. James Harris has completed the
road on Plum Greek, which is consid-
cred a good piece Of work.
Mr.. lessee WINNER has been wor k
ing on house in the Cove.