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The Washington times., 1908-10-14

NON-MEDICAL HEALING.
A SPLITTING HEADACHE can be relieved
IN few minutes The next lime YOU Eet one
instead OF using a heart lepr-sSant come at
once 20 cur once and take trial treatment
Of our NasCeL- gEen-c0ucentrarei fresh
air and sunshine, IL VIII promptly relieve
headache and make you feel good al over
NASEENT OXYGEN CO.
z-A-f-9 Colorado Building IL
BY NY DRUGLESS and knIfeIess treatnaent
you VIII escape coughs. colds. Srippe. and
pneumonia. no charge % call and explain
Address DR. W n COESON. Is NV
ocIS-cf
BY RESTORING the CIRCULATION 81 the
BLOOD CURES LOCONOTOR-ATANI
BRIGHT'S DISEASE
NERVOUS AILMENTS, DISEASES OF
THE STOMACH. BOWELS LIVER and
those INCCREBLE GIALADIES yvIs-e
MEDICINE FAILS PAMPHLET TELLS
ALL GET IT PROF. d y. ID. PARKER
suite 5S, the Claiborne, southeast cor OF srh
and II sts- NV take elevator formerly fsst
New York ave NV Sauitarlurn win be rea5,-
IN a few days 10 receive patients. Terms for
board and treatment viii be reasonable
DIR CAMPBELL. Specialist. l40l 81 81 ~
Physician. brings health 70 the suffering Tlr
Campbell, as the sole operator o. The Vital
Force Cure has had wide and successful
experience IN clinical work. HIS methods
both as mecha1o-tnerapist. and Christian psy-
cholostSJ are iuCorsed by leaders OF modern
science Drugiess- Consultation free. Book
lel Oc1Z-rf
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HELP WANTEO-MALE.

HELP WANILD-MALE.
ALI, BOYS NOT NOW SELLING
NEWSPAPERS AND OUT OF EN-
PLOYMENT SHOULD CALL UPON
THE CIRCULATION MANAGER OF
THE TINES. au20-tf
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tCHNEA GROCERY S. W: rent yI5. ro0-1g-
only 80 and fixtures and little stock 0f CO..
and variety store. u 81 ne REM g9o- -
rooms. price, $50 NEW YORK BUsISFsSS
BROKERS. Oh T. 80 -
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a -A@E->N l11sney----laszins business 1hor0uxh-
p equipped eight years established, exus--
--l--ls not Necessary splendid opportunity
~ = Alst-lnB young man address BOX
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE,


BY CoLoRED WOMAN. place as chamber
maid or nurse az 2Ist St NV. II
GIRL wishes place. chambermaid or light
hoGsework Rear l6So1s 10th Of. NV. II
BY COLORED WOMAN. place as house
cleaner or cook; reference. 1512 18th st. NV.
PLACE AS COOK by settled woman. Al
dress 229 18th 81. sw. il
WASHING to take home or DO by day. 1853
LIST ST. sw. II
PLACE in apartment 10 do general house
work. NORA FISHER. 1881 14th st. NV It
BY SETTLED white woman place as cham
bcrmaid or nurse to assist In housework Ad-
dress BOX 2S4. Times Office 1t
COLORED WOMAN wants pace 70 work
siree days week; good laundress. BOX Isl,
Times Office 1t
COLORED GIRL wants place as chamber
maid. nurse or waitress 922 W 81. NV.
oc14-St
WOAlAN-wanted a situation by a young
colored woman, in small family 10 do general
housework. 1907 nth 81. NV. ocl4-2t
DRESsAIAKING very reasonable. Apply 225
II NV MRS. WALS1tIrH. Riviera apart
meuts- ocl3-3t
PLACE as chambermaid or nurse. and wash
ing. take home. 2l24 9th St NV. ocl5-8t
WASHING and ironing to take home by first
class laundress. 439 Temples Court sw.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
AND FEMALE.
COLORED MAN and his wife. want fat To
take care Of. ERNEST LANGDON. 1881 l.
81. NV. II
MAN AND WIFE want places; woman for
cook and man for Homework: sDeak only
German. FLEGEL, Tenleyt0wn pOstofice-
Oc1s-2t
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
WANTED-Winchester repeating rife; mus,
be cheap. Apply 1908 9TH NV. II
wANTED-At SINCLAIR'S. 633 Louisiana
bureaus; stands, stocks Of groceries: show
cases counters, spot cash paid il
BIG MONEY paid FOR east or clothing. shoes.
hats and shirts drop postal. will call II.
GWIRZ, l20S 9Th ST nv. seif-m. ". th-tf
PAY the highest cash prices for ladies' and
gentlemens Cast-On wearing apparel. drop
card. viii call c. LIVINGSTON, 1872 7th -
aw-. or phone North 1904 0cl2-9Ct
HIGHEST cash prices paid for worn gar
ments; either ladies or gents: send postal.
VIII call z. TARSHES. lSOS Tth 81. NV.
Phone North 100. je1-u
wASTE Dam very much IL need OF furni-
TURF send me your order ana get the best
prices In town LOUIS NOTES. as 9th 81
nw. Phone Main isS2. se5-sot
wANTED-Furnlture for cash. sell your
goods to the man who gives you the most
money. See HOPNOOD. SIN and X le2-n
HIGH PRICES paid Tor Iadies' and gents
oast-On clothing; drop postal or phone north
NV. se2l-sOt
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NORTHEAST.

NOts4 AlE<-AoA
LADDON PHARMACY, 300 Florida ave. ne.
CIiAS- II. BLJNER. y. Cap. and X SITS. Ne
NcCHESNEI * JOACHIM. cor. 2d and K sts.
kRAUS PHARMACY, cor. 9Th and X sts.
MCCHESNEG 81 JOACHIM Sth and + SITS ne
BENZ. i. LAEEAM, 18th and E Cap st.
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HARDWARE paint and OIL store d0irv
SOD business inventory. DCGAcS. sIT Ia
ave ,,.rq -
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ALEXANDRIA VA.
+. l. CARNE & CO.. 7J3 King 81.
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10 YOU WISH 10 sell or buy a businessg u
50 see Us a. We nave large IIs- "a rTta---
and places NEW YORK BUSINESS RPCE--
Frs, Gil r 80 =, n
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TO THE LADIES.

THE PRICES and quality ladies' can obtain
here VIII satisfy elite styles. silk hose. the
Jersey petticoats everlasting, giving grace 70
che figure. Call 20 see me.
r. Z. HANLON'S. 905 New York ave
myZIW.f. su-sol
GREATER WASH TAILORING CO. We
dye. clean, repair garments. reasonable prices.
men suits spSagec. pressed DC % 1oths
14lS L nv Phone y 4S5J-M-
apz7-mo. We.fr-36t
HAIR TONIC and special treatment for tn
halr. MISS LAURA CADMAS. as 18th ST.,
a3lr dressing and uanicurins pariors- ocs-,f
OLD CARPETS woven into handsome revers-
lDie rugs the on sanitary method drop pos
"a AS21G KoG CO. lSl6 = a. NV OcS-tL
LADIES' dne suits made 70 your measure.
alterations and cleaning at reasonable prices
ring. The tailor. COR 18th and 4 nv Phone
N A4g5-Y za2l-T1r
EVERY LADY uses Blue Point C0nee roasted
fresh every day &c Per poLld- Thank y-Ju-
Cal again
II. H ELLIOTT,
sez2-5ot 1870 18th ST. y. ".
BUENA TOILET PREPARATIONS urest
facial tCnic Tor iadies. prices moderate MISS
LAURA CADAAS. US lth 81. hair dressing
and manicuring pari0rs- seIs-Lf
BROOCH PIN FREE
With50 ping pong pnJtOE Tor Z5c. Merry widow
photos for 2Jc- FLfSN'5 OLD RELIABLE
STUDIO. 80 Pennsylvania ave Scissor
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THE DENTIST.
DIR. J. ". KEYES
has moved 70 I4ZT T 81 au25-sot
ALFEOLAR TEETH-PaInIess. lasting. Won
oerTuLy lfeiike. bridEewOrk OF plating IN
Necessary; painless filing DR. J. L. VII
~ l5l5 r fyZI-tf
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a E. POWELL, 4th and East Capitol SITS.
ROACH DRUG CO. Sth and @ SITS. Sc.
a. 3. BURROWS, 18th and Pa ave.
F.. u. WELLER, cor. Sth and L
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE c79Ss
% N45-i-cs-Jls VIII sell business and prop
erty- -CGANs 6l7 La ave ocI1-sr
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ANACOSTIA

ANACOSTIA
BURy'S PHARMACY, corner Monroe and
jefferson SIS.
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{ LUNCH ROOM: near market doing bust
ness 30 Per day DUGAN. 617 Ia ave
oe-z-5t
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HELP wANTED-FzMALE

VEGETABLE COOKS. pantry women; maid;
mattresses today. burgess HOTEL
AGENCY. 500 10Th ST. NV. oci2-St
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DENTISTRY.

once Hours. $50 a n. 70 SO p ~
DIX OTIS " ELZEY, DENTIST
loe4 + ST NV (same floor as Miss ShackIettsl
DR. ". J. ELZEY, DENTIST.
n E Cor 4th ana E. Capitol SIS. ne
Specialists in Painless Extracting. Cola
CSoWn and Bridge Work. Filings. and Plates
mat IT Satisfaction guaranteed OF money
refunded Moderate prices. Phone n 4253
u1v5-rf
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Harley av-dsons- and Curtis mot 1rcvcIe. an
guaranteed in perfect condition. - en- NV
0c14-St
THE SEVENTH AND L CYCLE co -
agents Tor the Indian motorcycles; bicycles
and sundries- 8 and s. Fisk tires reduced -
4z-1s baby carriages. etc repaired
1yS-w.E .m-90t
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BUSINESS FDUCATIoN.

NIGHT SCHOOL-Oue month free uncoa-
ditiOnaIly. AZ DRACGHON-S PRACTICAT
BUSINESS COLLEGE. Academy OF lIusIo
Bldg. cUr. sth and y SIS. NV. Bring this no.
UCe- ocI0-tf
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SOUTHWEST.
Y. HUGO EISENBEISS, 18th and 3 streets.
MCDONALD. j. W. ~ and L. sw.
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CHEVY CHASE, ND
T. a. SONNEAIAS.
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MRS WHITE holds ssances Monday and Fri
day nights at s p IA: private interviews
daily; second door. 1916 @ St nv
oc2-m. WITT
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GEORGETOWN.
JAMES Z. SMITH. 1854 Wisconsin ave.
r z. WELLER. Pharmacy. 1884 N St nv
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charge, 10 cents.
GLASS B

One cent word each insertion. Minimum
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ASTROLOGY-

1IR- E NIL1C.S, scientific astroIoEer, 90
I've I'd 81 NV H1r0Ty aStrOlOgy- yearly
horoscopes, naIivities- Information given On
any subject Al horoscopes erected By means
OF spherical tr1gonometry. Tel Main a. CAL
OF write. Oc12-rg
The Washington times., 1908-10-14

DON'T FORGET. Before akinS q decision
On your fan hat see those Oh display AZ
IL l. SPICkLEES. Sl5 I1th nv. se-I-g0t
The Washington times., 1908-10-14

CICAhlS and poi room on prominent 81. So
5lf F. - =.
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CLAIRVOYANTS.

YOU KNOW the past let ne tel your fl-
tUCe. tOUt q darkness into Light II we
mono te--s you It's 50; the most skeptcaI
satisfied s1S G NV, rooms and 8
Oclc-Tt
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-05-08
Baggcd Wildcat Instead of Fox.

John Burrows and his daughter
Maude, of Philadelphia, who are Wis
iting friend above Lackawaxen. yes
terday, i'm company with the eldest
son of the farmer, holed what they
thought was a fox i'm some rocks.
\ fecdbag was obtained. and Miss
Burrows held il over one hole while
her companion. who had made a fire.
began the smoking-out process at the
other hole. suddenly there was a
rush and something plunked into the
bag with a Snarl Miss Burrows closed
the bag. There was much splitting
and snarling from within, followed by
ripping and tearing OF the sack.
then the head and claws of a wildcat
protrudcd.
Miss Burrows dropped the bag, the
wildcat freed itself and leaped at her.
shot fired 10y the farmers son kill
ed il. In the cave three kittens were
found. The little fellows fought saw
agcly, but were all got into the bag
and taken homc.-Port JerVis Dis
patch To New York World.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-05-08
ONLY UNION MEN
FOR INSPECTOR JOBS

WASHINGTON.D ID. C-Special-"No
non-union man could apply is the
essence of rule adopted by the In
tersJate Commerce Commission in ex-
erclsing its power To appoint inspec-
tors under the safety appliance act
relating to railroads.
No person will be appointed TO the
office of inspector unless he is a
member OF some railway union. but
i'm addition to that he must have the
endorsement of the chief officer or
officers of that union. Such endorse
ment is necessary to obtain appoint
ment.
The commissions excuse for this
radical departure is that by virtually
transferring the appointing power to
the unions themselves the commission
expects To make each railway organ
lzation responsible i'm a measure for
the men appointed.
There are twenty-three inspectors
holding office under the terms of the
safety appliance act. Each is paid
$l25 month, and is allowed 81 a day
Tor expenses. There are now on file
I'm the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion the applications of 1900 train
men who desire to be inspectors. No
vacancies exist. IL is expected that
Congress Will authorize additional in
SDectOrS.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-05-08
Baby just shoppers Package.

did you ever see ANYTHING like
that?" exclaimed a woman standing by
the lace counter i'm department. store
when she watched a mother pick up
young. wide-awake baby which was
done up like a bundle and which lay
with purchases upon the counter Only
It's little head stuck out. and no one
would have imagined the ron was alive
until one beheld the funny little face
puckered up and framed i'm wooden
wrappingS. As the mother walked
away she carried her spoil thus: Baby
on the left arm: shopping bag, filed.
In the left hand; several bundles in
the crook of her right elbow: a long.
but thin. pocketbook in two fingers Of
the right hand. And. such is wo-
man. she seemed happy. York
Press.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-05-08
ONLY 20 COUNTIES
IN VIRGINIA ARE WET
Anti-Saloon League Receives Re.
ports of Progress of Temper
ance Campaign-Eighty
Out Of One Hundred
Counties Now Drv.

RICHMOND. NA.-Special.-
The Executive Committee of the
Virginia Anti-Saloon League met at
the Y. Nj. {. A. Hall Thursday and
received reports. These reports show
Ell that since March LIST fOrty-one sa-
looms were closed 10y local option cleo
ions and two by refusals of Judges
To grant licenses About forty dfstil-
lerics have been closed by the Byrd
law. and eighty OF the one hundred
counties in the State are without Sa
looms. fifty being completely dry. le-
Saliy speaking. and eight of the nine.
teen cities i'm the State are dry. OF
the 1900 saloons i'm the State seven
years ago, there are left $50, the ma
JoritN being in Richmond. Norfolk.
Newport News. Hampton and Phoe-
bus.
Places voted dry since March LIST
are Manassas. Culpeper. Winchester.
Danville, Easic City. Massie's MIL Dis
trict. Nelson county. and StonewalI.
Lee and Madison Districts in Shen-
and oah county. Smithfeld Joined the
dry column i'm February. West Point
voted wet April 9th. OF the 1G2 in
corporated towns i'm the State only
eleven have saloons. Thirteen Others
have diSpcnSarieS.
The resignation OF Field Secretary
j. w West was accepted and Rev.
j. ID. McAllister was elected as his
successor. Mr.. West will become sec
rotary of the league i'm Kentucky.
Speeches OF thanks and appreciation
for his services here FOR six wears
were made. and MIR. West was pre-
scented with a purse OF gold
Rev. Ed. J. Richardson continues
as reld secretary OF the Northern Dis
Uict. with office at Falls Church, near
Washington. d. c.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-05-08

instructed To have plots made OF pro-
posed sites and written statements OF
their lowest prices
The board elected Senator George
IL keezell. chairman: a. IL. SNYDER.
secretary and L. w. Carpenter, treas
urer. all OF whom reside I'm Rocking
nam Ten OF the eleven members
were present. For a period OF two
yours ,he following were elected: Sem
ator George H. Kcczeu. Professor or
mond stone. OF the University OF Vir-
Sinia: senator ~ II. early. of Greene;
tloyd w. Weaver. OF Page: Senator
Don L. Halsey. OF I.ynchburg. For
"a period OF four years: r.. w. Carpen-
Ter ana \. III. snyder OF Harrisonburg:
4. w King, OF clifton Forge: Frank
Moore OF Rockbridge. and DIR. j. \.
Petit, OF Nelson county.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-05-08
BLUNDERBUS WAS
LOADED WITH SNAKE
CLINTWODD. NA.-Spocial.-
The Clintwood Times says:

= lin NA.--NnNNl0l.--
The Clintwood Times says:
\ report from Danvinc says that
Johan Valdcnroot. "A Dutch farmer re-
siding i'm the southern part of Boyle
county Ky. was the victim Of a pc
culiar accident. Mr.. Naldcnroot was
preparing To move To an adjoining
farm. which he had purchased. and
after loading his household effects
into wagon. told his driver to go
ahead. while he remained behind TO
fire Off a bellmuth blundcbus. inner
tied from long line of teutOnic an
cestors. Owing to the roughncss of
the roads Mir. Naldcnroot did not con
slider II safe To carry the loaded wca-
pom on the wagon. After proceeding
II short distance down the road the
boy halted. soon To hear the duh
boom OF the charge. At length. grow
ing anxious over the tardy return OF
the parent young Naldcnroot tied his
horse and walked back To the house.
ON the porch he found the PROSTATE
form Of his father writhing i'm pain.
nasty cut had barred his forehead.
and fragments OF the exploded gun
Uttered the yard. a doctor was sum-
moned and the wounds were dressed.
Mr.. Naldenroot is now able To sit up.
and barring "A bad scar viii be mono
tho worse FOR the accident. Near "A
stump in the yard neighbors found
the powder-burned and mangled form
OF blacksnakc. From the fact that
the gun had been stored I'm the attic
since last summer. IL Is believed that
the reptile crawlcd into the barrel
during the winter to hibernate and
That it's presence there was the OBJ
struction which occasioncd the burst
ing OF the weapon.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-05-08
BROOKLYN IN CLUTCH
OF EEL EPIDEMIC
Shiny Wrigglers Infest the Water
Pipes and Choke Up Faucets.
Get Into Church Organs.

NEW YORK-Special- epidemic
OF cells has Brooklyn in it's clutches
and the terror-stricken natives have
abandoned prohibition and taken up
progressive profanity. .Threv-luarters
OF the water pipes are suffering from
rush of cells 10 the faucet No place
is too sacred Tor the visitors and sew
eral church organs have entered into
rest until such time as the wigglers
shall be diSposseSscd.
Its always something i'm Brook
lyn, said Borough President Coler
yesterday. Last spring IL was tieas,
and while IL lasted the manicure girls
came very near starving. This year
it's cells. I've had iNtN-cight COM
plants from people who tell me that
the cells are using mp the water they
are paying for"
1t is highly disconcerting To draw
glass OF water i'm the dark and
when you attempt to drink IL have
something wet and Shiny slap YOU on
the cheek or wrigglc over your head
and down the back Of your neck This
happens hundred times a day. and
no part of the city is immune from
the undesirable visitors
1T was particularly annoying at
service last Sunday" said sexton
Shearer. of ST. AIMS Protestant Epis-
copal Church. Just at an impressive
part of the ceremony the organ be-
gan to whecZe like n lost soul. The
organist used his feet gently. but the
wheeling grew worse and the musical
part of the service was discontinued
Later we dug eight cells out of the
organs pumping mechanism. Since
then I've kept a net there and I've
caught a fine mess OF musical cells
every day"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-05-08
(.OOD-ISNIc.

The shades OF night were falling fast.
When from cottage swiftly passed
A youth and maid; they reached the
gate.
He stopped To whisper Darling Kate.
"Good-Byc"
An hour had gone to where hours go.
Just whore that is l do not know.
But Needless OF times ebb and flow
He held her hand and murmurcd low.
Good Bye"
The pale new moon from up on high
Looked down and heard each loving
lie.
lie almost dropped down from the
sky.
The thousandth time he heard them
sigh.
"Good-Bye."
"oh. go" the maiden cried. please
dot
Before my father catches you.
For 1T he comes. dear heart YOU may
Leave here 40 quick YOU cannot say
Good Rye"
The sun rose bright proclniming day.
The startled youth could not delay.
Thcy had to part for hours and SO.
He said his voice was filled with
"Good-Byct"
bohemian
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-05-08
SuSie'S HAT

Tho ambient was full Of breeze.
The wind was full of air
The zephyrs zephyred through the
trees,
The atmosphere was rare
And anyone could tell from this
There sure would be a storm
That winds would yell and howl and
hiss
In Wild, cyclonic form
IL came. at last. and through the town
Swept this catastrophe;
The tallest buildings tumbled down.
There wasn't left a tree
me wind blew payements down the
street.
Laid street car ratings fat;
When these could not escape defeat
Then how could Susie's hat?
She grabbed it--held IL to her head
The winds made curbstones dance
The brim across the pavement spread
And gave those winds a chance:
TIL up-far up-Iike some balloon.
Rose Susie with her hat
CIhe Merry Widow" screens the
moon,
But where is Susie at?)
@. e g
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-05-08
DESPERATE BATTLE
IN AN EXPRESS CAR
Two Robbers Attack Messenger,
and After Binding and Gagging
Him, Loot the Car and Els
cape With Plumber.

PlTrSBURG. PA.-Special--After a
desperate battle with two robbers. the
messenger In charge OF the express
car OF the New IOrk-St Louis Elk
press OF the Pennsylvania Railroad was
bound and gagged. tossed into a corner
and LETT there. while the ntruderS
looted the safe In the car OF four bags
OF currency and gold. and then signal
Ell the engineer 60 stop. when the
train slowed down the men Jumped
from the car ana escaped. In trying
To ascertain the cause OF the signal
to stop the train crew found the car
door open and the messenger inside.
According To the messengers story.
he was busily engaged after the train
left the Union station here at 1905
l.. NJ Without warning hc was attack
Ell, ana at Carnegie. eight miles from
Pittsburg, the stop signal was given
and the men got away. As quickly us
possibly the alarm was given. aud af-
ter telling his story the messenger
went West with the train. \ posse ga
now securing the hills OF Carnegie FOR
the hold-up men.
Nathan Roshen. the messenger. re-
FUSED To tell how much plumber the
men got The passengers were not mo-
Tested.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-05-08
YOUTHFUL TRAMP HAD
HIS LEG CUT OFF
FREDERICKSBURG. Vas

FREDERICKSBURG. VA-Special
In an attempt to catch the rods
under a freight train that pulled out
Of Fredericksburg about 10 o'clock
Thursday morning, a youthful white
tramp. who gave his name as HaVern
and his home as i'm Maryland. was
thrown beneath the wheels and his
right leg was cut off below the knee.
y physician was summoned by rail-
road men, who were quickly at the
side of the unfortunate man. and "A
buggy was secured TO take him to the
Mary Washington Hospital. DR. Tom
kins dressed the wound. The leg was
almost completely severed, "a small
piece OF skin holding the foot.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-05-08
ncmarlonblc cure OF Pneumonia.

Or NJ. Il. Combs, one OF Tcrrc
liaut"'s best known physicians. is re-
covering from pneumonia. aud the
medical fraternity say that his ne was
saved by heroic treatment. Of which
th"r" is no record of like case 4
tro"1iug water bath was given him
nt the moment h" was Thought tu De-
dying To shock tho respiratory ctntcrv
ana thus rcstor" respiration cold
water baths In cases Of fever are FREE
pu'ntly administered to lower th,.
temperature. but Dr. Combs tonpori,-
turv was normal lie was kent in tho
bath thrc" hours. The death rattle
ceased after a short time following
IA" immersion and respiration soon
became stronger.
The entire stan OF Union Hospital
had been Interested and assisted iu the
fight for his life when. at the critical
stage. Or. Niblack suggested the ice
Mntcr bnth.- IndInnnnnlls Now
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-05-08
No MARRIAGES VALID
UNLESS IBN \ PRIEST

ROM Special new papal
marriage law FOR America went into
"ncct May LIST. The pronounced antag-
onism of the Pope toward the prcvn-
icnc" OF divorce in America is re
u"ci"d in the new marriage law which
as intended To intensity the impress
sivcn"sa of the nuptim ceremony
beginning today. All marriages be
tween itoman Catholics Ia America
VIII not hc accounted valid by tho
thurch unless they have been cole
brat"d by an authorized priest. This
step was largely brought about bv
IN" prevalence" Of clopcmcnts among
the younger folk. II was found that
IN a number OF such cases the suisse
pucnt married life OF the parties was
unhappy. and application for divorce
follow. tn" marriage and divorce
question has been given quite a hit Of
dclib"ation az the New York cclobra-
ton. which is now in progress