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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-02-01
Order of Publication.
Addld r. Screener.

AddId r. Screener, Complainant
VS. In Chancery
Ellen X. Tinsley, Susan w. Knowles, X.
ii Buffalow, Ransom Buffalow, Floyd T..
BuffalSw, Susan BuffalOw, an infant un-
der the age of twenty one years, ID. w.
Dillon and V. l.. Sexton administrators
OF the estate of Susan Buffalow, deceased,
Defendants
The object of this suit is to have n par
tition made among the parties entitled
thereto Of the real estate In the town Of
Pocabontas, of which Mrs. Susan Buffg-
low deceased died seiZ ID and possessed, or
In the event that partition In kind of the
said real estate can not be made, then to
have the said real estate sold, and the
proceeds of said sale divided among the
parties entitled thereto
And affidavit having been made and
filed that the defendants, Sussn w. Know
les, Floyd Il. Buffaiow and Ransom Buffa-
low, are not residents OF the State of Vir-
GINA IL is ordered that they do appear
here within fifteen days after due publ
cation hereof and do what may be neces-
sary TO protect their interests In this suit
And ii Is further ordered that copy
hereof be published once a week for four
successive weeks In the Clinch Valley
News, a weekly newspaper published al
Tazewell, Va, and that a copy be posted
az the front door of the court house of this
county as prescribed by law.
A Copy-Teste:
>. NJ. Graham, Clerk.
ID. K. French, p. q.
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FINE TURKEYS

Is M. b. toms, weight, Jan. 6, 40
pounds, scored by the standard 1906
vintage, some over % pounds SO each
4 w. Hollond toms, Is to % pounds
mated to females not closely related IL
desired, SO per pair. Orders booked
Eggs for Matching, $500 for 8. One
half are sold for shinment now, part
going to Texas. Better order by next
post. Dairy Bred COWS and heifers
priced, worth the money.
w. b. DOAK.
Mgr. Burke's Garden Cattle Co.
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Notice to Settle Up.

All partiesjndebted to the Tazewell
Mills will please come forward at once
and settle their account. am obliged
to settle up.
John s. Thompson,
Tazewellf Jan. %, '07.
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WILL BE HERE.

Mr.. VIII N. Blunt, representing A.
A j. Rankin & Co., the well known
Diamond and Jewelry House, of Roa-
noke, Va, will be in Tazewell every
fourth week during the entire year.
He carries a splendid line Of Dia-
monds, Watches, Jewelry and Silver
ware, new goods being constantly re-
ceived from the firms New York
headquarters.
Sample room, Hotel Jacksonville
Next Trip, January 28th.
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Farms
For Sale

2SS acres in Diapers Valley,
Pulaski County, all in grass eX-
cept so acres in timber.
800 acres in Wythe county,
One of the most highly impro\
ed and attractive farms in this
section.
543 acies in Wythe County,
$50 acres cleared and in grass,
balance in timber.
423 acres in Wythe county,
800 acres in grass, balance in
cultivation and in timber.
S79 acres in Wythe county,
upon which there is a good resi-
dence and one of the best or
chards in the county.
600 acres in Wythe county,
which will be divided into
small tracts il desired.
All of these farms are situat.
ed in excellent neighborhoods
For further information apply
to us.
The SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
LAND AGENCY,
Wytheville, Va
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NOTICE

To the Stockholders OF Tazewell Tele-
phone Exchange:
You are hereby notified, that the
annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Tazewell Telephone Exchange, will
be held at 10 o'clock a. IN. on the Goth
day OF February, 1907, at the office OF
Geo. w. st. Clair, Tazewell, Virginia,
which is alsc the Office of the company.
John G. st. Clair, Prest
Jan. 18th, 1907.
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Open Letter
Number =

Graham, Va, Jan. "a, 1907.
PEOPLE OF TAZEwELL Co:
Gentlemen:-Since my last letter,
I've had further evidence OF your in
terest in Midway lots. I've made some
sales to Tazewell people, and had
several inquiries. Thus the statement
made to me that you would not invest
in Bluefield property stands wholly
disproven. Proportionately, you are
ahead of Mercer and Mcdowell In
vestors
The inquiries received have been for
definite information about the location
Of Norfold & Western shops, yard,
office and round-house In West Blue
field, opposite Midway. Now, while 1
can supply that information, it is best,
/ think, for your satisfaction, that you
obtain It through other channels. Hav-
ing done 80. it could not be thought
that self-interest had colored my claims
Of value for the Midway lots.
Here's an instance: Mr.. B. W. Tabor
Of Falls Mill, having bought a lot Of
me, was told by railroad Official, q
lifelong friend Of his, to buy all he
could pay for at Midway. just as ]
want all investors to be, Mr.. Tabor IL
now thoroughly satisfied.
Beginning now I'll give you each
week an instance Of profits made al
Midway: Last November Mr.. @. G.
Dix, of Bluefield, paid me 1926 for q
lot. Last Wednesday 1 could have
sold it for $3.50.
"Buy where people must go, and gel
there FIRST"
Yours truly,
w. d. Roberts.
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WANTED
The Price of Peace.

The terrible itching and sinarting,
incident TO certain skin diseases, is al
most instantly allayed by applying
Chamberlain's Salve. Price, % cents.
For sale by John Il. Jackson.
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Trespass Notice.

All parties whatsoever are hereby
forbidden under 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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Lake, Hawkins g. Company
TreSpdSs Notice.

Trespass 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. @. Peery, w. T.. Peery.
A. M. Peery, j. G.. Peery,
q A. Martin. Mrs.vKate
G.. Peery, Guardian for
Richie Peery.
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Announcement
w. T.. PERRY,
Five Oaks, Va

The law firm Of Hartman & Pobst
81. n. and j. w. Thurman and ii. Claude
Pobst), OF Tazewell, Va, have also
opened an Office In the town OF Rich
lands, Va. Office on front street, first
door west of drug store. One or more
members of the firm will be at their
Richlands Office all the time.
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Why Colds are Dangerous.

Ifyou would be immune from disease,
keep the system healthy. Each success
slve cold weakens the constitution and
renders infectious diseases more liable.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will cure
your cold promptly and restore the
system 20 It's normal condition. For
sale bv John Il. Jackson.
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Trespass Notice.

All parties are hereby warned not to
trespass on our lands la Abbs Valley
by hunting. riding. walking or pulling
berries or fruit without written permis-
sion on penalty CT law.
Mollie M. HARRISON.
ID. II. Hartman.
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FOR SALE.

Two Shorthorn Bulls - Calf and
yealling; red and roam grand calves OF
Imp Duke of Hamilton the End; bred
10y VIM. Duthie OF Scotland VIM sell
forGcash or exchange for other stock.
Also few bronze turkeys of the best
OF breeding-wolf strain. Coolers SO,
hens $3.50.
w. l.. PERRY,
Five Oaks, Va
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REAL ESTATE

30 acre farm Ii mile from Five
Oaks and 3 miles from Tazewell, 4
room dwelling, good barn, etc, 80
bearing fruit trees, fine water, 2 acres
in timber, b IN corn and balance in
grass. Price 81 900.
% acres OF land, just IL miles
from North Tazewell; II acres I'm corn
balance in grass; II large orchard; well
watered; has good buildings. and can
be bought for $4,000.
% acres in the town of Tip Top. This
farm is well watered and has near il a
z reom dwelling which goes with the
farm. Price $4,000.
An s room house on ear line for
81 600.
Lake, Hawkins g. Company
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Graham, Va, Jan. "a, 1907.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-24

National. Harrisburg DR.. l.. F.
Robinson, First National, Ullin; o.
NJ. Karraker, First National, Harris.
| burg: j. +. Mackey, Bank of Grand
Chain; c. II. Burnett, r. p. Burnett
& Sons Eldorado: John Herrin,
First National, Herrin; John B. Lee,
Sal ne Trust and Savings. Harris
burg; Thomas N, Karrakel, First
State Bank. Mounds II. NJ Parks
Citizens Trust and Banking Com
pany, Marion; J. s. Lockett, Hamil-
ton County Bank, McLeansboro: D.
E. Froelick. National Bank. Shaw
neeton; Ed Samson First National.
Anna; Stewart Krebs. National Bank
of Carmi G. J. Murphy. First Ma
tional, Mound City; r. T. Goddard,
First National Mt Carmel: II. C..
Perry. First National, GRANVILLE: J.
+. Weson. First National Mound
City. L. r. Harrington. Carbondala
National; f. F. Millr Bank of Ma.
kanda: John II. Lane First National
Mound City; S. Fl. Amrise. Mon
morth Trust and Savings Bank; =.
A. Mcfarland, Farmers and Nc.
chanics. Paducah: ] NJ Angel
Hamm National, Mt Vernon; l.. r.
McAlpin, First National Metropolis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-24
Work Well Done

From the meeting yesterday and
the results OF its deliberations. It
appears that the committees did ex.
cellent work. There were repsesen
taiives from all the counties In this
district and from most Of the banks.
They began arriving the nigh before
and early yeste. day morning and on
several later trains The visitors were
taken charge Of yesterday by a COM
miiiee of citizens representing the
banks Of this city, consisting of the
following
II. r. Aisthorpe. Z. A. Buder. n. $.
Csndee. Z. E. Cox. Chas. Feuchter.
Jr. Reed Green. II z. Halliday. Dan.
iel Hartman VIM. Kluee. ". II. Law
san. c. V. Nen Geo. F On. {. o. Pa
tier. Paul G schuh Thos ]. smv-h.
Fred Teichman W II. Wood. ]. 6.
Aisihorpe. Hen-v Smith Candee.
Thos. P. Cotte-. q. p. Crabiree. J. H
Galligan- W. p Grinsfead. W p. Hal
liday. NJ } Howley u 8. Ian den
Andrew Lohf. p l. Nassauer. Geo.
Parsons. Z g. Pink. EEbett A. Smith.
Frank Spencer. y. Il. Thistlcwood. II.
Wright.
Inc iorenood Yesterday Wss spent
N rides and drives about the CITY and
IN a boat ride on the rive. Mr. Ais.
hofpe's launch was put mo service
snd a run was made down The Ohio
q where IT. meets the Mississippi and
Nhere the eye can rest almost stimuli
aneousis upon three States. Mis-
souri. Illinois and Kentu-kv The
party returned in time for dinner at
ne Halliday where half the large
lining ruOm vas Sc aside for their
s.vi-c.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-24

For you who have children who
should begin in their music this sea.
son and whose purses are limited we
still have few standard makes of
slightly used pianos that are in every
way just as good as new anJ at about
one-half their actual value. We guar
antee each and every instrument we
sell to he exactly as represented
They arc one.price to all alike and
that price is the very lowest that II
can possibly be sold at for either
cash or easy payments. We actually
save you from $50 to $3.50 on Piano.
Hcw do we dc IN Its easily explain
I'd We are manufacturers and whole
alers as we'll as retailers Of some of
the worlds greatest instruments
which enables us TO save you from
'25 to $50 on piano We carry all
he notes We hold In our own safes
hus saving you not less than ten per
ent which is usually discounted
rom your paper by the bank or
noney-loaner, then we pay no com
nissions to any one 70" recommend |
ne MS or our pianos, which means
mother ten per cent saved TO you |
.sk Your friends who have purchased |
lanes from some sliding priced deal. /
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-24

eeded by creditors which could result
only from doing business after the
bank was busted I'm some in.
stances banks that had failed had
been busted year or longer. We
lad enjoyed ten years of prosperity in
the country which was unprecedent-
Ell, and there had sprung up a large
number Of fakes In all lines Of &C
tivity. some Of them had gotten into
the banking business, and there had
been some bad results. II was the
duty of conservative business men to
keep their heads Mr.. Goddard said
bankers had no business had no bust
ness 10 90 into any get-Tsch-quick
schemes, or TO help their patrons to
do 50 BY loaning them money for hat
purpose.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-24

were not called for.
The menu was as follows:
Carte
Manhattan
Little Neck CLANS
Olive Farcies Raids Amandes Salees
Consomme Rachel
Fllet of Pompano. Venitiennine
Concombres
Pommes Farcics Regent
ltis de Veau Pique aux Champignous
Bottles de Asperges
Punch a la Banquiere
Broiled Spring Chicken en- Crusade
New Potatoes in Cream
Lettuce Tomato Salad Mayonnaise
Cake Association Ice Cream
Strawberries, Whipped Cream
Fromage de Roquefort
Bent Crackers
Cafe Noir
Pontet Canet pommcry Sec
Cigars.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-24
ON THE RIVERS

The river marked 27.s feet on the
Cairo gauge last evening. showing no
change in IA hours One year ago il
was 3I.5 feet.
Rising rivers were reported yester-
day as follows: Evansville O.2. Gun
tersvlie 0.G. Florence -. Kansas City
o.. Chester Of.
The Condor took two harges Of
lumber 10 Iappa which had been
brought from below BY other boats.
The Dick Fowler had fair business
Yesterday from and to Paducah.
The Heath from Caseysille passed
tn Memphis with barge of coal.
The John =. Summers brought a
barge III logs from the lower river
and took II r. puna City.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-24
The Visitors.

Following are among those In at
t ndance from abroad:
j. T. Joyner. Illinois State Trust
Co. East st. Louis; II. W. Broush,
Firs National Chicago: W q
Edens. Central Trust Co. Of Illinois.
Chicago; F. A. Craudall. National
City Bank. Chicago; George r. Ba.
ker. Bank OF Commerce. ST Louis:
George Wodr n. First Na;ipnal
Bank. Joliet; L. A. Goddard. Fort
Dearborn National. Chicago; Il. ID.
Durham. OBargs Bank onarga: r
p. Judson. Bankers National. chlca.
go: r. L. Burholder. Baker-vawter
Co. Chicago: J. G. Wakefield. Corn
Exchangs. Chicago: j. r. washbum,
Continental National. Chicago: f. b.
Jackson Marion State and Saw,
bank. Marion: J. r Mccarthy \.
tional State Bank. Metropolis: John
p. Jackson. Anna National. Anna:
ShaDnon Hollard. FIRST National. Ma
rion n. W Mclifeld. BrOokport Ma
[ 'onal. BroolSport. David W. Kara
NET. bdhh ~ 1vHt1utaD aputSbpfp.
Val. u. Campbell. First National. Nc.
I.eansboro: p. r. Woelle. Droyers'
state Bank. Vienna: 5ohn NJ Her
bert. City National Bank. Murphys-
horo. Rob rt l. Ward. Benton State /
Bank. Benton: n. J. Karraker. F1rs. /
Stale Bank. Thebes: Carroll Moore /
Benton State Bank Benton. H.: J. o. /
Karrsker. Bank Of Jonesboro. Jones /
boro. III: George l. Calm. Johnston I
City State Bank Johnston City. i
John fFl Dye. First National. Chris 1
.Opher r. A Y0ungi,lood. Coal Bslt /
National Benton. r T. Mitchell.
FRS National. Carbonate: Peter
NsstieT Johnston Civ state. John
ton CITY william Il Gfsze. City
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-24

Ter If they did not find their notes in
the hands OF bank or money.loaner.
and in many cases placed there for
collection by some manufacturer, not
By the man you purchased the piano
from.
Why take chances! Come to the
one store in this section and Ii IL the
only one, where you know you can
buy a piano with perfect safety and
rest assured you are getting the piano
at the very lowest price that any one
can buy ii for, and where you get full
piano value for every dollar you In
vest and do not have to pay Mr.. Man
ufacturer $25 to $50 more simply be-
cause Mr.. Dealer hasn't the capital to
buy right. Why pay the bank or
money loaner 10 per cent simply be-
cause Mir. Sliding-Plice Dealer can
not carry the paper? Why pay some
friend or musician 10 per cent CON-
for telling you something
they don't know anything about al
best? Tney will tell you anything is
good SO long as he dealer pays the
Come in and let us talk It over.
Store open evenings until 9. 80
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-24
SARSAPARILLA TIME.

!, Make your own Sarsapar'lla
; or Spring Blood Medicine by
, mixing one-half ounce Fluid
; Extract Dandelion. one ounce
) Compound Ka~gon. tire
; ounces Compopnd Syrup Sar-
) saparilla. Shake well In a bot
; tie and take one teasDoonful
, after meals and again at bod
; time ANY good druggist can
suDnly threse ingredients.
This is said 10 be a splcn-
b did Spring Blood Tfn'c and
system novstor hecausc of
IFS genfie action in restoring
the Kidrevs 10 normal activity
forcing them to filter from the
blood all imnure matter and
acids. destroying mfc~o-nrgan.
isms which produce III health
sonr blo~d.
Everyone should take some
thing to cleans the blood al
this Tine Of year and The
above simple prescription is
the most highly Endorsed of
the hundreds Of home rene.
dies generally used.
Mix this Yourself. then vou
will know what you are taking
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-24
Organize Group Ten Of illinois
Bankers Association at
The Halliday
Representatives Of Fourteen Counties In Southern
illinois Form the Group After Inter
esting Speeches -Seventy-fve at
Magnificent Banquet

y The first meeting Of the Group y
Ten OF the Illinois Bankers assoels
ton. was held yesterday afternoon a
The Halliday in this ely. Group Tel
is to be composed Of representative
II eighty five banks located in TN
I following counties. Hamilton, Sa
line, Gallatln, Williamson Jackson
Johnson. Hardin. Pope Massac. Alex
ander, Pulaski, Union. Franklin
White
The meeting vest erday was called
! in accordance with a resolution
i adopted by the State Bankers asso-
citation nj is last meeting, which pro
yided for the organization Of the
/ bankers Of the state into groups, rep
resenting several districts into which
the state was 10 he divided The OH
ices Of this movement were varied,
principally however. to arouse the
smaller bankers of the state and
hiring them into close relationship
with each other and with the state
bankers association The need of
this may be judged from the fact that
cf the 81 banks in the fourteen coun-
ties Of this district, thirty are moi rep
resented in the State Bankers asso
station. The committee appointed by
the State Bankers association to
carry this scheme into effect con
sisted OF the following.
H. l. Chapman. v P. Peoples Trust
Il Savings bank, Moline.
Henry s. Candee, Secretary.
Cashier Cairo National bank. Cairo.
Chandler Starr Cashier Winnehago
National bank. Rockford.
#. r.. Blossom. Cashier Central Ma
tional bank. Peoria.
w, Ct Edens, Central Trust Com
rany Of Illinois, Chicago.
For each OF the districts into which
the state was divided committee
was chosen representing the bankers
In each county ana these were to
form the several groups, organized as
integral parts Of the state association. l
For this district. and TO form or or
,anize Group Ten. the following gen
iemen wee chosen lf .llIE} filll
John B. Jackson Cashier Anna Nal.
ional bank. Anna.
Henry s Candee Cashier Cairo
National bank, Cairo.
Van B. Campbell. Cashier First Ma
ional bank. MeLeansboro.
John NJ Krebs. Cashier First Ma
ional Bank of Carmi. Il
John T Chenault, President First /
bank, Benton /;
Willard Wall Cashier First Ma {
onal bank Murphysboro. /.
f. b. Jackson, Cashier Marion State /
Savings bank. Marion
VIM. VI. Gregg. Cashier City Ma {
onal bank. Harrisburg II
VIM. d. Philo. Cashier First Ma {
onal bank. Shawneetown. c
T. r. Wall. Cashier First State {
ank. Elizabethtown II
Edw. =. Clark. Cashier Pops County n
tate bank. Golconda :
F. r. Woelfe. Cashier Droyers / a
tate bank. Vienna.
John F. Mccartney. President Ma n
onal State bank. Metropolis. il
John F. Welson. Cashier FIJI st Ma b
onal bank. Mound City "
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-24
GROUP Ten Oruanized.

On motion a resolution was adopted
providing for the formation of Group
Ten Of the Illinois Bankers associa-
ton. with an executive committee
consisting of the officers and five lay
members.
On motion Of Judge Herbert the
chair appointed committee OF Ave
10 choose the officers and members
lief the committee, this committee
being as follows: Messrs. Written
berg of Johnson county. Herbert Of
Jackson. Mccartney Of Massac, Jack
son Of Williamson, and Gregg Of
Saline.
While this committee was ont
speeches were made by representa-
tiyes from the several counties, Re
sponse for Alexander county was
made by John s Aisthorp, f. A.
Smith and James II. Galligan
Judge Herbert reported for the
committee as follows:
President-John b. Jackson of
Union county.
Vice observation-disclosures Wall of
jackson county.
Secretary-Henry Smith Candee OF
Alexander county.
Treasurer-C. II. Dennison of VIII
Hanson county.
Lay members Of executive commit
tell. w. Hallefeld of Massac coun.
~. F. r. Woelfie of johnson county.
John b. Lee of Saline county, j. S.
Lockett Of Hamilton county, and
Capt. G. Moore OF Franklin county
The report of the committee was
adopted
Dinner in Guests Honor.
A diner was given at 5 O'Clock ut .
The Halliday in honor of the visiting
bankers by the bankers Of Cairo 4
which proved a very happy finale 10
he successful and profitable meeting
IF Group Ten.
The decorations Of The Halliday
lining room were very elaborate and
beautiful. Assistant Manager Z. J.
took considerable interest IN
having the environment of the visit.
rs as attractive as possible and ac
'ordingly had corps Of professional
decorators transfom the dining room
nto two apartments making a sep
rate dining hall for the bankers b.
means of a partition extending the /
rtire length of the big room which
vas formed OF the national coiors ,
'rettily surmounted by a frieze u I
outhern smilax.
Al eaen pillar was hung a shield of {
reenery on which appeared in white /
arnstions In rslief she initials I. p 4
Or Illinois Bankers All the win !,
ows were wreathed In southern smi- r
* and the tables which we're placed S
Z the shape of the letter were deco r
aied with pink carnations and sml- [
* L
The menu cards we're very. attrac- !
Vc adorned with water color. !
Setchcs OF many different designs. 5
his artistic work being done most o
everly by Mrs. Clinton c. Terrell D
hose cards made very pretty SOL y
enirs ~ tn happy occasion. :
J. ;. Aisthorpe. president Of the Y
Irs' Bank and Trust Company. was X
ss'master. Ne formal program had b
sen prepared. but il was expected c
la several tossts would be respond j
to Only one speaker could be 10
ard. how yer Capt n B. Thistle y
BOD who spoke briefly o. Cairo. The F
siiors wire anxious fo take the v
~ iiaiu Tor home and ether toasts 81
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-24
Eorec asts For Today.

Cairo and vicinity Generally fair
and cool
Illinois Generally fair and cool
Kentucky Slightly cooler, fair.
Tennessee Generally fair; slightly
cooler central and eastern portions.