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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
MYSTERY IS ENDED
GEORGIA RIVERS RISE NOW Ex-
 PLANNED.
ChattahOochee Goes on a Rampage Fol- lowing Rains, UnrecOrded, Along Narrow Watershed it Drains.
 EnIlfnE This Morning.

Columbus, Ga. Sept. 1.-(Special.)-- An explanation of the sudden rise in the Chattah oochee River that was a mystery to residents of this place for twenty-four hours. has been secured |. The rise was caused by a heavy rain fall at Newman, a point between Colum- bus and Atlanta.
 The river began rising yesterday and continued to fill until it had gained a point twelve feet above low water mark Apparently the rise was from some unaccountable cause. No rain was reported to have fallen in sections drained by the river. and the situation could not be explained.
 However. today it became known that rain had fallen over an area four or five miles wide that forms the nar- row watershed of the Chattahoochee, and that the baked condition of the soil along the river had caused the rain to fill it rather than be absorbed by the earth.
 Last night the river at Columbus was falling rapidly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02

fire department of Montgomery for more than thirty years and ten of that period he has been its chief During all of the ten years that he has been at the head of his depart ment 1t has never been charged that he was incompetent He is as poor a man as when he first took his of flee. and that Is ample proof of his honesty"
 That the faction opposing the chief are determined to have his head, is proved by statements made openly by several members of the council. One member said yesterday: "Browder is certain not to be the chief of the fire department under the next administra- ton. I do not consider him the man for the place and shall vote against him if he Is an applicant for the posi- ton under the new ordinance.
 "The ordinance introduced at the special meeting last Monday night which provides for the election of fire chief by the council, win be passed. and if necessary over the Mayors veto. Under that ordinance if Chief Browder wants the office he will have to make an application like any other man"
 Interview With Alderman Saul. ! Alderman Saul. when interviewed yester lay said: You may say for me that am not piqued. MT. Browder did not balk the appointment of any favorite of mine for city veterinarian, so far as know. I introduced the ordinance creating the office of city veterinarian and 1t was passed by the city council. the mayor vetoed the bill, and 1t was passed over the Mayors veto. Mayor Teague appointed Dr. Flemming to the office and toll Mayor Teague that Dr. FlemmIng was my second choice. Therefore, tho mayor did not appoint any one who was far from my mind.
 T did fight the proposition to create the office of superintendent of city stock at a salary of $100 a month. The office was created over my pro- test, and I am still of the opinion that 1t is a useless expenditure of city funds. The mayor removed the city veterinarian from office, for reasons satisfactory to himself.
 "It was the intention of those behind the ordinance creating the office of city veterinarian that the incumbent of that office should look after cows whose product was offered for sale. more than the city horses. It was thought. that the public health might be better safe guarded thereby and tubercular animals detected and re- moved.
 Browder May Apply.
 'Under the new law Chief Browder may make application for his old position, as well as any citizen, and if no other applicant is considered as we'll qualified ass he. then I take it Mir Browder will be named for the place." '
 "This mornings Advertiser quotes MT Browder as saying that the in- coming mayor has promised him the place. The incoming mayor has not notified the council to that effect and ss he is out of the city, see no reason why I should be criticised for intro ducing the ordinance.
 "In my opinion the election of the chief of, the fire department by the council will eliminate the office from politics"
 Alderman Saul who Is @ veterinary
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
PROVIDERS OPPONENTS TO
 HAVE A RUN FOR MONEY

Fire Chief Browder, if indications can be relied on. is not going to give up his place as the head of the Mont gomery Department without a strug- gle,
 While it is noised about that the plan to remove him from office is crystallized in the minds of the members of the City Council and will go through. de- spite the opposition. he will have to be shown.
 He has confidence in the citizens of Montgomery, whose homes and prop erty his department has protected for ten years, and plans to bring his side of the controversy directly before them.
 The initial step in this direction has been taken and petitions are being cir cnlated among the business men and citizens of Montgomery asking them by their signatures to endorse the service and work of the Fire Chief.
 The petitions are being signed as fast as presented.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02

surgeon. requested Mayor Teasue to appoint to the office of city veteri- marian, pr. Miller. who 1t is said was employed by pr. Saul. Dr. Fleming was named.
 The office of superintendent of live stock is now filled by Jack Cook, 8 member of the fire department who draws . salary of s2s for the work in addition to his salary of SIS as lire man. Chief Browder has always fought for the retention of this man in the place. and has always insisted that the city does not need the ser vices of a city veterinarian.
 Reference to the city books shows that during the year 1907 the charges for veterinary work were for the whole year just sss.5o and for both medicines and veterinarian for the year the city paid not quite $f00. These charges are for year expiring before the office of superintendent or stock was created.
 Many prominent business men de- clare that 1t will be calamity to the city to appoint any man to the chiefs office in the place of MT. Browder. Insurance men are especially loud in their protestations.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
FATHER SAVAGE TAKEN
 TO HOSPITAL, FROM HOME

Rev. Father Dennis Savage of St. Peters Parish, was taken to St. Mar garets Hospital yesterday for treat ment of injuries received some weeks ago. He was injured by falling on the steps of the Parish home, and sustain ed a severe sprain and painful bruises
 Since the accident, Father Savage has been under the care of two trained nurses at his home. but 1t was decided yesterday that his condition required the treatment and care of hospital.
 At a late hour last night Father Saw age was reported to be resting well. and his condition was said to be im- proved.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
SAUL DENIES l FEELING HURT Has Nothing Against l Chief Browder. LEAGUE DEPLoREs THE FIGHT flake Fire Chiefs Office Out of
 Politics" Raction Opposing Re-appointment of Chief Browder Say That ordi-
 nance Will He Passed over
 Mayors Veto.

Pros and Cons of the fight against Fire Chief Browder continue to be the main themes of conversation at the city hall and on the streets of the city. The several factions of the city coun- eil are. perhaps. in greater turmoil than ever before.
 Mayor Teague in speaking of the scheme to dismiss Mir. Browder said yesterday: "The whole matter is most 1eplorable. it would be calamity for the city of Montgomery if MT. Brow der should be removed from his of flee. He has been connected with the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
The Advertisers Consolidated Rent Bulletin

The places shown below not all vacant but available for tenants you to house shown in this bulletin and find occupied do think that you have made mistake for the tenants may have place and not have moved
 This Bulletin will be published Tuesdays Thursdays and Sun days The dsgnates the agent who has charge instance "A Jones' Ray Pierce has the house for rent, B means Dowde Joseph, etc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
Shoots Son for snu,rrnI

Roanoke. Va. Sept. 1.-While hunt ing squirrels near Roanoke thIs morn- ing. James Spencer of this city, mis- took the gray hat of his son Charles J. Spencer, a Norfolk and Western Rail- way fireman, for a squirrels tall and fired his shot gun through the bushes at the object. The load of shot toon effect in the sons face. neck and shoul- ders. He was brought to town and given medical attention. The wound is not fatal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
Ma,nr Wilson Arrixea .

New York, Sept. l.-MaJor Eugene F. Wilson, head of the subsistence ana comnnIssary department in the Panama Canal Zone. arrived here today from his most. Judge A. Wilson of the Panama Canal Service, accompanied him to this country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
STOCK BEGINS Y.M.C. A. WORK New Physical -Directer Arrives. pLANs CHANGES IN METHODS enthusiast in Matter of Water
 Sports. He Comes With Fine Record of Achievements in Other citie.--I. a
 Native of Spring.
 aeld.- ohio.

George E. Stock. the recently elected Physical Director of the Montgomery Y. M. c. A, arrived In the city yes- terday morning from his home in Springfield. o. He has been spending a vacation at his home before taking up his active duties in his new position.
 Mir Stock Is native of Spr.ngfeld, where he was graduated from the High School. and as student, took a prom inent part in athletics. He was one of the best athletes and captain of the basketball team during one season. While student in the High School he
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
FIRE COMMITTEE TO
 CONSIDER ORDNANCE

A meeting of the Fire Committee of the City Council has been called for K:3O o'clock this afternoon at the City Hall The Committee will consider the ordinance introduced at the Council meeting last Monday night which pro- vides for the election of Tax Asses sor, Tax Collector and Chief of the Fire Department. by the City Council.
 Indications are that many citizens who are taking an interest in the mat ter will be present.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
KEY

KEY A--Jones. Ray & Pierce.
 s. Perry. Phone 4s1. B--Dowdeii 6 Joseph.
 22 Commerce St.. Phone 14s5 C--F. M Kohn & Son.
 1s Con'erce St.. Phone sss D--Meyer C Goldman.
 50s 1st Natl. Bk. Phone l41. E--Holt, Nelson & Holt,
 i-2 Court So. Phone e55 F--pavidson & Holt.
 113 Montgomery St. Phone 92. X--J. A. Chamhless & Bro.
 HilI RldG.. Phone 1914.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
Genrglnns in Q Fight

HawkinsvilIe, Ca, Sept. 1.-Follow- ing A quarrel today, James Gardner shot and fatally injured William Col Nns. Gardner escaped.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
st8e.oo

siee.oo
 Bt1o 8. Court. : rms
 seS co.
 BIS wilkerson. 2 rms F52s Adams 10 rms.
 geo. co.
 B50 6. Goldthw'te, Or ESQ Goldthwaite. Tor F-Go1dthwaite, 9 rms X50 Goldthw'te St. sr KRIS Washington. ST
 $50. %.
 F145 Holcombe. [ rm x145 Hoicombe. 6 r
 S45. co.
 Ai32 Catoma, T rms B501 s. Court, [ rms. E21S Columbus, 6 rs x112 s. Hull. [ rms. xS53 Washington. s r
 saa 50.
 F1Jfo S. Hull. ! rms
 e40. co.
 A-cor. Jackson and Washington, 8 rm Al36 Holcomhe, 6 run A407 Finley Av., 8 r A1217 s. hull. 8 rms BI36 Holcombe, 6 rms C40f Monroe. 8 rms. D2ol Holcombe. 8 r E705 $. Court, ! rm Ess3 Washington, IT F-Norman Bridge
 Road 3 acres. F41s Bibb, 9 rms. F-Felder. I rooms. x136 Holcombe, s rms x1010 s. Hull. 9 rms. x33 Virginia Av.. TT XFelder Ave, 8 rms. xA1 Holcombe. 8 rms xS7 Finley Av., & r x705 s. Court.6 rms. X2l7 Goldthw'te. ! r X602 Clayton, 8 rms
 s37.5o.
 A3J6 N. Lawrence. er D Shepard Cot tage Cloverdale, 5r F516 Jefferson. 8 rms x306 N. Lawrence. & rooms.
 XII Amanda. 10 rms.
 $8e. co.
 A543 s. Lawrence, c F543 s. Lawrence I r
 s35 %.
 AZ1O Hoicombe, ' rm A244 PleAs't Av., 9 r A242 Pieas't Av., Q r AS12 s. Court. [ rm B21S s. Lawrence, 5r B1l23 s. Perry 6 rns. C21S s. Lawrence. 6 r D2l8 s. Lawrence. 6r T543 s. Lawrence, er E6lS Clayton. 8 rms F402 Bibb 8 rooms F73 Amanda, s rms X210 Holcombe. [ rms X543 S. Lawrence. 5 r xs11 S. Court. 6 rms.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02

Worth the price of admiaAIOn to ace how quick one picture follows an- other at the OFpheum. TiresOme waits cut out.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02

Send us your orders for Schlitz Beer. Ten dozen to canIk, S10.SO F. o. B. GRIEF. TRADING CO. Pensacola, Fla.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
WANTED-FEMALE HELP.
WANTED-SALESMEN.

IoT sAL,EsMEN WANTED-Lots 25 to 50 dollars. Small down payment Men mak- Ing 9O to 50 dollars q day. Box 116, Pen sacola Florida -5-tu-thu-sun-12t TRAVELLING Salesman In Georgia. Florida and Alabama, to take as side line we'll known staple article that has been on the market for the past 45 years Good com mlssion paid right men. soat BrUA. Co.,.
 Iow Il2a Jacksonville Fla. -5-l4t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02

HllI and HiIi Bottled in Bond, Four Full Quarts for $500 Express Paid.
 !. BricIEman & O.,
 Pensacola. FIa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
PHONE 7ss

office of Constructing ouartsrmaster. Fort Oglethorpe. Ga. August 30. 1909. Sealed proposals in tripiicate. will he received here until Il a. m September 2s. 1909. then opened, for walks necessary for new build-i inRs at Fort ogIethorpe. Ga Plans and speeiSication furnished on, application. En- yeiopes containing proposals should Dc in- dorsed proposals for walks" and addres- sed tn Captain M. W. Powell. Sonstructtns QuartermRster. 3O-St-sel-z-zI.zs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02

The Orpheum gives you what you pey for, best and newest pictures MAtsR& No tiresome waits between pictures.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02

EJo3 Robinson 4rrn. E7so s. Hut. E72s g. Hull, 1 ms. F9 Gordon. ( rooms X60s Boyce. s rms. x605 Boyce. 5 rms. KS Elizabeth. 5 rms
 si0.5O. Eio7 Mobile. { rms.
 SLIGO. KISS Simpson Av., ST
 sio. %. BLocust. H. Park, 1T Ell Robinson. ( rm Es30 Jefferson. { rm F720 Clay. 4 rms
 g. co. F634 8. Hull. 3 rooms. Apartments.
 s21O0 D643 s. Perry. 3r apt x2o5 Park Place. 5 r x205 Park Place. $ r X2OT Park Place, s IT x135 Hoicombe. 5 rms x210 Jefferson. ! r
 gSo.00 x13s Hoicombe. 5 rms E Paragon Press sT,50; ylo and SIP. 50 each. Stores and Dwellings.
 s60.00 xso1, Mildred. 2 rms.
 ss900. D-Cor. Jks'n & Wish
 sf0.OO X323 Moulin. ! rms. D-cor. Der & Poli'rd D733 Bell.
 Stores.
 S160.00 Dill 6. Court St.
 Siso.00. D32 Commerce St
 t125. co. E2o4 Commerce.
 s50.Oo. D1os Blob St
 SIS. %. Els ". Perry. Els g. Perry. D101 Bibb St
 $40. co. D Lee Street.
 SIS. %. D Holt & Day St. x224-226 Commerce. Xl22 Commerce. x32 Commerce X107 Blob. X1S s. Perry. XII 8. Court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02

x240 Pleasnt. Av.. ST x218 s. Lawrence, 6r X201 N. Jackson, er l.. Jeff Davis, Ave. a rooms. x601 Jefferson,5 5 rms k6 Goidthwaite. z r
 Sss. 50.
 Asoo s. Perry. ( rm A69 Pleas't Av., ! r Ag33 s. Lawr'ce, 5 IT B2I0 Holcoalbe. ! rms Blle Hoicombe, 6 rms ElIS Bolcombe, 6 rs Ell5 Cramer Av., 6r E2s Plum. C rms Eos Pieas1nt Av., ST ESo0 s. Perry. 6 rms F104 Forest Av.. ! r X2s Plum. [ rooms.
 $50. %.
 A22 Amanda [ rms AfV5 Panama, 6 rms A1227 5. Hui, [ rms A2S Plum, rms. B26 Plsas'nt Av., ST B23 Pleasant Av..
 B22 Aii.A.da. | rms b106 Sumiiiit, Hisn- land Paik, s rooms. BlUO6 Panama, 6 rms. BS25 s. McDon'gh. 6r E2S Martha, s rms E4ls Mildred. ' rms E412 Clayton, 7rnis. EsO9 Whitman. 6 rm IFS Plum, ! rms
 Fl25-B HolcomDe ! r F236 Pleasant 8 rms ss fieasaAt, 8 rms. X719 Hishiai-d Av., I rooms
 x141 Holcombe. 6 rms XS0O s. Perry. 6 rms. A21 Mobile. 2 rms. xIIS N. Jackson. 5 I x201 Park Place. s A6z6 $, McDonough. s rooms.
 x205 N. Jackson, z r X209 x. Jackson, I r xe1l N. Jackson, ! r X22 Amanda. ! rms. S15 Whitman. ! rms
 S2T 50.
 Af27 Holcombe, g r Eei0 s Perry. 6 rms F57 W. Jeff Davis. 6r F54 Hoicombe. ! rms.
 $26. 50.
 ESQ Martha, 6 rms x600 Jefferson, 5 rms. X25 Amanda, I rms.
 S2b %.
 A2l7 Holcombe 6 r AS10 s. Hull. 6 rms A616 Adams. 6 rms A617 Adams, 6 rms ABS Holcombe, 6 A220 Mildred. 5 rms Af0z Forrest Av.. TT A51 Pleas'nt Av.. ST
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02

We have Dewars and KinE William | scotch. | I. Brickman & Co. PensacOln. Fla.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
ENGRAVING.
MISCELLANEOUS.

CONTRAcTING--I em in position to ren. der estimates on all kinds Of work in the building line, including new and remodrlinr
 at reasonable and living prices. Estimates cheerfuily rendered D. M. Avery. Contract- ing Builder. Phone 2s5. --2s-3os
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
FUNERAL NOTICE.

FUNERAL NOTICE. THoMPKINs-The friends of Mrs. Mary Thompkins, and Mir John Thompkins. are invited to attend the funeral of the form CT from St. Peters Catholic Church. this afternoon at four o'clock. Interment in Oakwood Cemetery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
MULTIGRAPH LETTERS.
FINAnUiAL..
FOR SALE-kEAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE-Handsome two story stone res idence, large rooms. tile oath room. tile front porch. Lot 51X2OO. If taken before October 1st will sell at bargain Part cash, balance on long time Phone I45. TO EXCHANGE or sell substantial n.udern 2-story S-room house in good location and all modern eonveniences, Will exchange for or room house in kood nelghbUThoOi. |.
 Address ''N." Advertiser. --ll-ti
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02

When that great developer of Ala. pama's resources. Mir. F. H. DeBarde. ieben, at the cost of hundreds of thou. sands of dollars built a railroad through the mountains to reach and open that celebrated Helena seam of coal he performed the greatest of tie many distinguished services he has rendered the people of this state.
 He has enabled them to buy at liv- ing prices the purest coal ever taken from the bowels of the earth.
 We are t4e exclusive agents for this coal in this Territory and would be glad to supply our nut-ot town customers in car load lots and the city trade any quantity they desire.
 BANKS COAL %.
 PHONE 7ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
wANTED-To BUY.

 WANTED-To buy an elevated gas range. must be in good condition Phone 33sl
 -9-3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02

innate on any kind of building. large or small call phones 17s1 or III Harris (
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
WANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED-A bookkeeper, with whole sale grocery experience preferred. Address at once Alabama Storage & Ice Co. -3-4t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
WANTED-AGENTs.
WANTED.
INTERPRETATION.

wANTED-Position by an experienced book. keeper, now employed by large mfg. con eern. Can furnish reference and bond II required. Y. C. K.. care Advertiser. --6-3,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02

wANTED-Position by experienced sales man, has had two years experience in the city. Can furnish referenceA K. C.. care Advertiser. -s-at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02

WANTED-Offics position of some kind
 Fifteen years practical experience. Rapid operator on typewriter. J. W. simpson, Cloverdale. -g-Bt
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1909-07-15

the shops by November LIST. They will
be built by the American Car and Foun-
dry Company, of Charleston, W. Va,
the Standard Steel Car Company, of
Pittsburg, and the Pressed Steel Car
Company of the same city.
On Saturday an order for ], 900 steel
hopper-bottom cars was given to the
American Car and Foundry COMPANY.
of Charleston, making a total of 8, 500
ordered since January LIST. Fifty new
locomotives are being built in Richmond
for the same company. The combined
cost of these orders will net about S4.-
500, 200.
The earnings of the system for the
fiscal year ending June Both will amount
to over per cent. Those for the third
week in June were over $40, 900, an III
crease of about 500, 600 over the CORE
spending period of the previous year.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1909-07-15
ASKED To ADD 20 PER CENT.
Candidates in State Primary Are Told To
Again Come Across With the Coin.

Richmond, Va, July 13.-All candi-
dates for offices to be filed in the COM
ing State primary have been asked to
come across with twenty per cent. in
crease of the amount assessed by the
committee when it met here some
months ago and fixed the date of the
primary. Those candidates who have
been declared the nominee, by reason of
the fact that they had no opposition.
are in the same category with those on
whom fights are being made.
The letter comes as a surprise and
shock to the candidates, who are under
the Impression that they have already
paid enough. Unless the ante is made
on or before July "a, State Chairman
Ellyson will call the committee together
and explain the situation to them. The
committee has full power to force the
assessment, but at present the appeal is
for voluntary contributions.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1909-07-15
vIRGINIA-In the Clerks Office Of ths

VIRGINIA-In the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of the county of Russell.
on the eth day of July, 1909.
John Thomas Alexander, Price AIexan-
der, May Tignor, Sarah Mabe, Maggie
Mitchell, Dora Grace, Katie Tayior
Martha Mitchell and Mamie b.
Mitchell, Compliments,
against
VIM. Alexander, Mary Alexander. Cora
Reedy, Jennie Bowman, Melvin Rec
dy, Geo. Reedy, J. H. Reedv. MYRTLE
Reedy, Mable Reedy, Fannie Metcalf.
Annls Metcalf and Charles Metcalf
Defendants.
The object of this suit is to partition
the lands of which Daniel Alexander
died seized, among the parties entitled
thereto, and to assign dover to the
widow of the said Daniel Alexander
said land containing about I2O acres and
lying in Russell county on the north
side of Clinch Mountain.
And an affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendants. Cora
Reedy, Jennie Bowman, Melvin Reedv-
George Reedy, John Henry Reedy'
Myrtle Reedy, Mabel Reedy, Fannie
Metcalf, Annis Metcalf and Charles
Metcalf, are not residents of the State
OF Virginia, it is ordered that thew do
appear here within fifteen days after
due publication hereof, and do what
may be necessary to protect their inter
est in this suit.
A copy-Teste:
houtn q Kouth' p. q. jy15t4
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1909-07-15
GRATITUDE OF J. B. LAYNE.
Evening Leader,
Bluefield- West Virninia.

Evening Leader,
Bluefeld, West Virginia:
Unsolicited, it gives me great pleas
ure IN saying a word regarding the
Mckanna Three-Day Liquor Cure treat
ment now in our city, under the special
management of DR.. ]. j. McKanna at
the Altamont Hotel. For long num-
Der of years l was so addicted at times
to the drink habit that 1 suffered the
fortunes of hell on earth.
Through fortunate circumstances I
was admitted to this treatment at Rich
mond, Va, and it affords me untold
pleasure as well as the deepest graft
tude to say that since my discharge
from the treatment some three months
or more ago, that 1 have not in any
sense of the word desired or craved
liquor in any form. 1t seems most
wonderful indeed, that treatment 80
apparently simple and quick should
work such wonderful results but never
theless it is true, and / most heartily
commend the treatment to any one suf-
fering from this trouble.
Very truly yours,
j. B. LAYNE.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1909-07-15
Camping Down the CIinch.

A party of ladies and gentlemen from
Iazewell are out on a camping trip with
their tents pitched on the banks of the
Clinch mile east of Cedar Bluff. Mrs.
W. &. Harrison is acting as chaperone
and In the party are Misses Ned Spen-
Ger, Joie Britain, Mary Turk, Miss
Hundley, Margorie HARRISON and
Aylette Henry; and Messrs. Willie Nav.
Robert Moore and Frank Lewis.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1909-07-15
WOOL
8 A K !!

Parties wanting wool sax
will find them at TIE follow
ing places;
Jno. S. Bottimore, Taze-
well, Va.
Cox Bros, Grafton, Va.
Wittens Mill Supply Co.,
Wittens Mill, Va.
Tiptop Supply Co., Tiptop,
Va.
McMullin Bros, Springville
Va.
Moss, Cassell & Moss, Burkes
Garden, Va.
o. E. Gibson & Co., Thomp-
son Valley, Va.
Bowen Bros, Ruskin, Va.
Star Milling Co., North
Tazewell.
Sax Furnished FREE.
STAR MILLING CO.,
North TazeweIl, Virginia