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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-25

lI0 6ies lit Der ipringetbe 4untt
- bat Delftidlnub bur6 ieinen
~Grana mad Giten" ben iekigen
3eItbrano beipubt NIT bernnfbe.
idUoreu. 3Dar fat es Al Sabre
ben 5rieoeH auire6t erbaIten
bod 9rutlls lngt, Dab er berrld.
ildtig mar. lulo Bruins lit elm
ebreniperter N1aun.
Weittelit Der 2atarna nraaica lei.
ner sGraug nod Often 5beorie
beleudtete 9err Sling Die @eldid.
IL Der 9nltanitaaten int Ginsetnen.
DAB iid Der 0eutihe aaijer 0urh
groBe alugbeit idon 1889 CD ben
Sulton ab0uL 81rutb 3u fooern ua0
TIT eia gefilgiges 8erf5eag 9eatid
LAMBS 8ur gelhdftlihen @roberluag
uno 4~usbeutltug Der Garfei al Der
manoeiu mitBte. lit iidertid alien
oenen neu, Die ben alien 9eipoten I'M
gibbs aiosf fir einen g~eIpiegten.
ielbitbeiDuBten Staatsmonn geboltea
babea. Der nit ltharem auge fir
Die 9lotourft ieines 1878 ifpDer SER
riitteten Meides idon felt 1880 sur
Reorganization BET 6iunBen uuo
0es S~eertDeiens oelttide 8eamte uao
GfftSiere beriei.
gu eigentiimlihen GhIIiien
bringt ben 4rofeiior Sling Die Sc.
tradting Der @eididte 9erbiens
non 1878 bis 1908. 8dbren6 es
ia in Der Rotur Der Sode begriln0et
Itegt oab 6erbien ais agrifuitlreLs
Ter ateinltaot obne eigene Seefulte
tn Bfonomiider 9inIidt bon Deter.
reid abbdngig maj, be5eidnete SerrI
sling BITE pplitii9e 4uaerion Ger.
btens ais Ionggebegten iebniiidtigen
8unIb Der Hegterung sSron5 So.
iepbs, Gerbien, Die erlte gtappe aufI
8e8e nod 51Ionifi, Dem l8ielI
0eutid-oiterreiddi6en gbrgei5es. sri
madte, nm bic @efdbr fir Dos
otapfere Serbenoolt4 re1t anidnA.
lid 5u MAIDEN, aus ben beioen erIten
ier6ifAen a0nigen Ylilou atlo atLe
pflidtbergeIiene 8erfSeugeI
Oiterreidiid)er Btdne, aIio 2otloes
Derrlter, nobel en- foLaeri1tig bic
@rmor0ung bes 2esteren Nils oieI
5elbItbilfe Der 9er3meifllng zines
berratenen Bottles berberrlihte. CSn
If Der @rnIto 0es a0nigs.
mor0es III Der @rbitterung Der let.
aobtf1len aber bic aufbe.
baag Der 8erfoiiung lrno oern wiiB
bergniigen iiber ben GtnfluB Der
iibelbeleumoeten 9raga 3u fuGen.)
DaB 6aterreih nod 1878 aegen bic
dngebotene 8elekutg 9osnien8
un0 Der 4er5egpiDitin oIio gegen
11adtertDeiteruHg i'm Glooiten pro-
oaB IS NIT frinliHetLer Uni
idbreIdng Die groBierbiine
Propaganda oul0ete, ooB es nod
1908 Iopib08ar, iber Deiien 9e
oelttung benz 9errn 9ropilor nun.
30een borihpeben, an bic
8uriidgob, 1lg es enolid
ourA bic Qanerion 8oguien5 ben
3robierbiiden @roBentpabn ms Sers
Ernf 0oB Serbien unD MoHtenegro
tets fir HuBtanos Miiblereien I'M
ter Den GiioIlaDen Oeiien getreue
maren-uuroe bod 1884
5erbien bon Huklnno gum angriff
iii 8ulgurlen getrieben ons al.
les bat Serr Sling init Gtiaidnei
len aberaonaen, lpeiI Is Hidt III
Snpotbeie ION Delltld Olterret
Grobernngspldnen poBte uno
0ienen fonFlte Die mirfLide
b. tuIturefle MiIiion Gaterrei9s
m gdFfan al i~luitrieren,
9if RoGe gulgnrieHs In Den Bal.
'nntcnfIIften beritbrte &err Cling /!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-25
0ortrdge
ii6er Den Ra(kan!

Sci Ieiren in Omaha 8ebaltenen
8ortraaen uber ben 9oItQn idla9t
9err 4rofellor Sling Ons oeouttibe
8erfabren eiIt b. g. er begiHnt nit
Der 5orHulierii1g elmer beItimmteu
Ebegrie, um0 arranaiert nahber Die
Iatiadea 10, un0 gibt potittiAen
8orgdngRn enc Iolde 9ettang, oob
fte DorgefaBfe gAeorie uftterltliben,
ipabrer0 es tur ben unparteiiid)en
8eihidts0arteiier tiaieres erahtens
be0eltten0 empfe9lensiperter lit, itd|
0es @ege8 Der Suouftion su beoie.
ueL b. 4. bic ~gegebeuen @reigniffe
uao Sfr0Htungell, auBerlide iomobl
ais innerlide, unteriudeuo at ger.
giieoern nl0 bic @~rgebntHe oieier
llltteriu6ung IN eiler dagemeIslen
5oee Bit formulieren. Ias bon
Serrn Sling i'll ieitem 6ritten Dor.
TRACE, Der iid nit ben @nnDideluH-
gen uno gerpifluagen a3f bent
8aIf1n bonn gerIlfier stongreB 1878
Bic sur ilngtirtilden Aepo(ution
beidaftigte, euttDorfene Bib 5eiete
ale 5hateuieiten t~enoen3ioier 8e-
ihidtsmade in GROCER 2euttihfeit.
9er sduIalnerug, 0ag gerhdltnis
@ruuo u1t0 8olge in Der gal.
faageldtdte bon 197S-1908 Liegt.
Sling ~einesteiIs, un0 nit
gtedt, in Der 6ortbiIoung 0es ga
neutrality-suspicious. bet ben 8aIton-
UoIfern, an0ererieits beiouoers in
Streben Der re1tea oentlfen
@roBma9t nah elmer, bolfSmirt-
i6dftlid a~llerotug8 nottpen0igen Ct.
paniioaspolitif, bic tn benz ouaben
benz 8altan &leinaften Wle.
jopotamien, 9prieL eSran ein nod
itnbenuBtes, init Leid]ter Wliibe 5l
srgreifenbes, rei1e errlten peripre.
6elo ftebt. 8as felt 1866
arDa6te, 1878 eritarfte 3ntereIfe
oelterreIds I'M 9olfdn lno 0elien
GinftuB lit, Oa 0dterreid, infolge
Ieiner DurA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. be.
,ingten inneren Shnade, iid benz
oeutiden aeide mebr unb nlebr It'll.
.ergeor0net bat, aluabli1 auf
0eutldlnuo iibergeg1rtgefl, nenig.
tens iolreit Die Gurfei In @etradt
alB @n03iel Der 0eutihen
9rientaipolitif unteridie6t er Der
aegierrng bic 8eripirt-
idung zines grotues BON einem
teuen o@roB0euti6en Reihe bon Der
bis gum peritfhen Golf.
CAB bic Deutide Diplomatic 5ur
Erreidung oieies 3ieLes obae Hiid-
tht auf Wloralgeiese obtie iittlide
Brtnbldgen nlr bte 9ebote Der
tlllgbett Sur Mi6tidnur nimnt, lit
'en 2incolner 9eIeBrteu 0og be0e4t.
amlte AeHn5eiden beutlher Etaats-
unit. (3er Serr grofeiIor ilber-
tebt, Dab Der sGeutlde 6taats.
Der 0ernrtige 9oIitif be-
Iriinoete, 0ta6iabeH bieB. Inn 1900
il Stalieu lebte uro nod belt5utage
d Mai9ington nrlD 2on0on gelebrige
5dhler baben foa.) DAB DieieI
sgreliibe 9olitf Geutidlan0s, ais
eu Qebeusintereiim gngLon0s un0
fuBlnnDs 5uiDi0erlaffen0, ben 9eim
ines groBeu arieges iii ii0 TRACE
nben bic 4eutlden fdon 1911 ge
lnBt. So Denies SER Sling aus
tner ourdmis einiuan0freieu Euel
. eInenl polifrhen Eenaeaapamt
.Alet eines uHsguanftten oettinen
sanraalttar, melnes Der groi. i'm
siieubaanuogen 1eleien. 4lio
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-25
0ranen6afts 8aaauSe in 5ibirisH.

g11h Den Der I. Il. I, Dlterr sitlts
onr. @otdoft In @1ibington Sii-
fontnten6er atodriftefJ linunt Die
Gage Der ariegggeFangprlert In Gi.
birien an @mredniiien at. Blu az
Dem furdtb1ren gIenD, bent 0ieie
unqfiidlideu In elmer grobeu an.
5obL bon @efnngenen[agern ousge-
iett iino, bat iih d4l1 In letterer
8ett Elm uelies Sdrednis gefeIt,
ipeIhes enilsa ioIff Eager binneu
aiir5en IN eiien eir3igen groBen
6rie0bof berpdnOeIt. 9ieies nelie
Gralten lit Der 4usbrtth BON raid
iid g~retfenben Baud. nno gle.
dentpbpus gpibemieit. Mdbreno
bieie aranf9eiteu iriiber reEdtip
nidt 10 pieIe Gpfer for0erter, bat
fd Dies In LETTER 8eit nun gons
erihrefero ge1noert. Durf Die
Iougen Waollote inter 10 trGlrigen
gerbdltuifien 8rgebradJten @efongerl.
id,nt, iin0 tanIeiI0er uuo nber.
tnufetoe 0iefer iriiber Itorfen
uft0 %geftuoef Manner pbpIiIA bon.
fomnten bernbgefDfuplen uno er.
ih6pft. Sbre aroft III 6erart alf.
geaebrt bah tie Der auItefulg iol-
der Arnntbeiten feinea 8ioerItano
e9ltgegeafeBen fOnnefl un0 iuenn
einmdl erfaBt, 0enIeLben foit aus.
mferIiegal. GeraOe BEL
iolden gpiben1ien iinb nun bic I'M.
ifredIih ldIedten fulitGren
gerh1Itnifie in uieLen folder @efon,
feTenlagern BITE ogerar6bte Dcfabr
Ter Botif0ff ffno Snfornntionen
liter bic 8ultdn0e til etniqen bic.
Ter Camps sugegauger, fDeIfe ie0sr
geidreibung Ipotten. Die Norftel
ling, Dab IN ioLdDea Msaijaqiior.
tieren bic llnaliifIiden ntlBer 9tnit.
be iino, our BefrieDtgautp ibrer Not
burt oas Hreie 5i erreiden, rno
mebr bic Strait IND Gner.
gle Dat, ben S1nluk III beIeiti
gen, OoB bic Eoten nidt nlebr Be.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-25

MIR 70 melt ais notig mar oi oei.
gen, pie lGper 8fublaHO fi6 &c.
tauiht babe, lpetrrl Ell ieiters Der
Bulaaren 0anfbare 6orherung Der
ruIIuhen 8oltunpoIitif oils 2obft fir
bic 8efreiung BON Giirtenjoh En-.
Ddrtet babe. Gen erftsn brlgari.
lfcn 9iiriten 4lerorl0er b. 8atten-
berg ideint unler 9@iltorifer IN ieiner
8eoeittung als bulgoriiden Ratio-
n~aIbeL0en .aidyt su benteben, uuo
iiber ben iebigen Regentet 5er0i-
nnno bon aoburg faIlt er, tros0em
er i6m ieiue organiiotoriihe 8e.
6eltung uidt ~abltreifen fam Elm
I'M goilsen tDegperfelt6es ltrteiL, bat
iih 5eroinano bod gum sgoiallen
0edihl1nos" ernie0rigt.
3ngeget fhmnnm Brofeiior
5iing IaHgere 8eit NIT 8ohIbeha.
gen In benz triben 81Her Der ma.
5eopnilhen fSrdee, meidles lei0er
Onrd Ieiue ~5dDimmiibilngen nidt
fl0rer tDlir0e.
3n feinein Ittapn 2eiomsIet fonf.
te Der 8ortragetos nidt umbiu, bic
.ungebeure mirtidoftti1e Gntpid
lung DeutihLanDs. bic Grunolnge
ieiner 8eItmadtlteIlune, ais EN-
BelhDnn0er oi8uertennea, ebeniotpe.
mig oIs er iih Der 5dIuBfoEgerung
oeridlteBen fonnie, ooB man in
Bilbelm benz 3peiten ben 6irlten
Inden miifie, Der 5nerlts uuter ben
gefrontea 4dllptern guroDos bic 8e.
oeutling beS ueberganas bon euro.
paliher aontinentGlpolItif SurQSeits
III DoHem Imfange erf1Bt
uno, ourd f[uges. 0iplomotilhes
4usnueeu BET unlltdn0e, DeutG.
ionb iii ioIh iiberrnlhenOem Der.
bdftnis feinen Anteil OH Der @elf-
tpirtidaft ermoglidf bobe un6
fir oieIsn beideioenen an(ouf att
geredter geihidtIiher @nroiquna
molten mir benz germ Sling ualern
ntdt berinssn. y. 8. Q.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-25
frduen=9
S~nterehanfrr grief a6er bic 9tpt.
Iage Der ariegsgefangen in
GibirieH.

gebr geebrte 5rot Gesidinnnnl
Inter ge3ugnabule ouf SIR
freun0lideg 6dreiben bonn IA. b.
l2ts. beItdtiae i6 Sbnen ben ela-
pfafg BON So. SO als Nortoaislagea
iilr 3 9afete mad Sopar.
esn Der anInge erIaiibe ia mir,
s6nen cine abidrift zines 9eri6ts
6es biejigen 0lterr -uttgariifen Son.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-25

iuIats 5ttr gef1aigen &eimtnisnabme
81 i~iberienoere Die geridte aus
5ibirien Der6en immer a~rnuenbaf-
ter; mas tpir0 has gr6e lein2
Shire 6 Seiiten iitt0 nod nidt EN-.
oetroffen. arn 20. b. Mts. gebett
40 Gonnen NIT 2tebesgaben pieoer
fort; cine treitere Geroung far
Qnfaftg Mai lit in gorbereittf1g,
6offettlid lit BITS babin bic Gen
hung ongeInngt. Gie @~erfebrsIto.
dung auf ben Giienbabnen ifeint
idtinnner nnitott beier gu per.
oen-
8o6adtungsboH,
g. AQufnfaifr.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-08-04
TRY 1T ON THE DOG.

Jabe Johnson, who lives "under the
hill" near the head of Main street,
believes that some colored individual
is this morning carrying around with
him 81 load of bird shot. Wednesday
night he says his home was entered,
and as soon as the perSon doing the
entering became aware that johnson
was cognizant of his presence, he at
tempted to escape by ncetness of
foot. Johnson took his artillery down
from over the door, and aimed at the
fleeing African. The thought flashed
through his mind that if he fired di-
rectly into the living organs of the
man he might cause him some dis
comfort by separating him from his
family, and also that charge of will
full murder might be charged against
him. He therefore dropped his bead
to a point in line with the mans low
or limbs, and fired. OF course, he
couldn't have missed him, being only
few feet distant. In this connec-
ton, it might be mentioned that a
number of Johnson's neighbors sug-
gcst that he use his artillery on that
moon-baying, sheep killer he keeps
on his premises in order that said
neighbors may hereafter enjoy the
peaceful slumbers guaranteed to each
by the Constitution.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-08-04
MUCH INTEREST IN UNION SER
VICES.

Much interest is being manifested
in the Union services now being con-
Quoted at the Presbyterian church by
Rev. r. G. McLees, of Chatham, Va.
On next Saturday morning Mr.. Me
Lees will preach to the young people
Mt 1890 o'clock. While this service
is especially intended for the young
people, and is especially suitable for
them, it will not be limited to them;
all, young and old, are invited, and
it is hoped that the church will be
filled, not only with the young people
but with their parents and friends.
On Sunday there will be three SER
vices. The first will be the regular
morning service at II O'Clock. In the
afternoon at o'clock there will be
Il special service for men only. Then
there will be the regular evening ser
vice at 8 p. m.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-08-04
The Maj. Henry Home
FOR SALE

The family of Major R. R. Henry having decided to
move elsewhere offer their residence property for
SALE
ms property has been considered one of the
most elegant and comfortable this of nice homes
The residence has II baths elegant double paors
eephoe ana electric lights situated beautiful sopng
shaded lawn There four orchard garage
Darn servants houses and all other necessary outbuings
There are granothc walks graded drives all presents an
attractive and elegant sumounted
by nice iron fence the entire length property on
the front street
10 those who know this property praise necessary
10 those who do not know it, it appreciate it,
hls elegant property has been placed my hands for sale
by Mr. Robert E. Henry of Greenvie S. c. agent for his
mother Mrs r. R. Henry, and sale at rea-
sonabe terms For further particulars
write to me call phone 81. J. A. LESLIE
Tazewell, Virginia
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-08-04
BURKE'S GARDEN

Burke's Garden, Aug. Mrs.
Thomas Rosenbaum md daughter,
Miss Oracle, of Washington, D. c.,
are visiting relatives and friends in
Burke's Garden.
Mrs. Annie Hankla and young dau-
glitter, of Rural Retreat, and Miss
Elizabeth Gillespie, of Cliffield, are
guests today of Misses Ida and Emma
Greever.
Mr.. Robert Moss went to Tazewell
today.
Mr.. NJ. E. Eagle expects to leave
in few days for business trip to
Washington, Baltimore, and other
points.
Mrs. w. B. F. White, of Richards,
was the welcome guest last week of
her sister, Mrs. M. Cassell, and other
relatives.
Mr.. Trubie Meek and bride have
gone to housekeeping.
Farmers have been greatly hind
cred in their harvesting by the con-
tinued rains and cloudy weather.
Mr.. III. j. Showers, of Graham, was
the guest of N w. Showers Tuesday
| night.
Mrs. II. II. Rhudy, of Roanoke, re-
turned to her home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. It. G. Bowen, of Taze-
well, and Miss Sophia Edmunson,
were visiting Mrs. J. Meek Hoge Sun
day.
Mrs. Martha Wilson died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. James
Thompson July 30, aged 81 years,
IL months, and "a days. At the age
of 81 years Mrs. Wilson united with
the Methodist church, and remained
a consistent member of the same
until death. The following children
survive her: Messrs. Haynes and Joe
Wilson, Mrs. Fannie Dillow, Mrs. JAS
Thompson, Mrs. T. II. Rhudy. A large
number Of grandchildren and other
relatives survive her.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-08-04
JOFFRE DECLARES ALLIES CAN
NOT LOSE.

The official journal of the soldier.
of the French army, published this
contains tn following order of the
day from General Joffre, issued on
the occasion of the second anniversary
of the outbreak of the war:
Soldiers of the Republic:
Your third year of fighting has be-
gun. For two years past you have
been supporting with unfailing
strength the weight of an implacable
conflict. You have caused all the plans
of our enemies to fail. You vanauish-
ed them on the Marine; you checked
them on the User and you beat them
on the Artois and in the Champagne
at time when they were vainly seek
ing victory on the plains of Russia
Then your victorious resistance dur
ing the battle of months duration
broke the German effort in front of
Verdun.
Thanks to your stubborn courage
the armies of our allies have been
enabled to manufacture arms, the
weight of which our enemies today are
experiencing over their entire front.
1.-THE moment is approaching when,
under the strength of our mutual adj
vance, the military power of Ger
many will crumblc.
Soldiers of France, you may be
proud of the work you already have
accomplished. You have determined
to see it through to the end! Victory
is certain!
(Signed) "JOFFRE."
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-08-04
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Any special width of public road
less than 30 feet, must be sustained
by the county records, otherwise the
width of the right of way of our coun-
ty roads, is not less than thirty feet.
Fences on this right of way, un.
der our recently amended road law,
are distractions, and rs such are Sub
Ject to removal or to be set back, I'm
der penalty, on three days notice from
the County Road Department.
While very evident that such an ar
bitrary move would inilict consdera-
BILE pecuniary loss and Inconvenience
upon our people, and might be from
many standpoiRts, most inadvisable,
nevertheless 1T is not to be inferred
that the county through inactivity in
TINS respect, resigns the prerogativc
OF removing at any time any or all
fences obstructing the right of way.
would earnestly request, there.
fore, in order to meet the require
ments OF the law, US it behooves ev-
cry good citizen that you kindly coon
crate with your road department i'm
supporting the legal status by hereaf-
ter, and from this date, when con
structlng new fences or repairing and
replacing the old along the public
road, set the same on the line of
right of way. If in doubt as to said
line, advise the road department,
which will render immediate advice or
service.
All fences constructed or renewed
subsequent to this notice, when built
on the public right of way, will be re-
garded as distractions, and the prop
er action for the removal thereof will
be taken as the law directs.
G. A. MARTIN.
County Road Engineer.
Ta1auyal ", NJ.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-08-04
CANDIDATE WITHOUT !
POLICY.
IN. Y. WORLDLY


Mr.. Hughes's speech of accept
ance is the public confession of n
candidate who is without an is
sue and without n policy.
Half of il is devoted TO an at
tack upon the foreign policy of
President Wilson but Mr.. Hughes
does not say what he would have
done that MIR. Wilson left undOne,
or what he would have left un-
done that Mr.. Wilson did.
Mr.. Hughes puts his denuncia-
ton of President Wilson into the
scale against the record of Presi-
dent Wilson's splendid achieve
ments and asks the American
people to choose. There ought not
TO be the shadow of n POSSIBLE
ity of doubt as to their decision.
The World recently expressed
the opinion that no civilized cOun-
try in the world would be insane
enough at time like this to over
turn such government as Pres
ident Wilson has given to the
y United States and embark upon
sea of experiment. That con-
victiOn is strengthened tenfold by
= MIR. Hughes's speech. No intelli-
gent man could by any process
: OF the human mind find in it one
logical reason for putting Wood
= row Wilson out of the Presidency
, and putting Charles L. Hughes
= in
MIR. Hughes has spoken, and
his speech is an unanswerable :
argument for The reelection of 4
Woodrow Wilson. =
- 4 + = &. 4. !.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-08-04
]. w. WEBER, of New York
Chiropodist.
FOOT DOCTOR.

who has treated a number of
the most prominent families of
Tazewell for corns, bunions, in
growing nails, and other troubles
of the feet, will take new pa
tents till August 10, 1916, and
will not take any new ones after
that date.
Those who suffer with their
feet should see him at once at
the
JEFFERSONVILLE HOTEL
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-08-04

postmaster &. =. Greever is SER
iously ill ut his home in Graham. He
| suffered stroke Of paralysis Sun
day, since which time his family and
friends have been very apprehensive
of his recovery. 1t was reported yes
tcrday that his condition was much
improved.
Miss jamie Thompson went to Wit
tens Mills Tuesday for visit to her
friends.
Now is the time to sow alfalfa We
have the best seed and furnish inocu-
lation free. Star Milling Co.
Mr.. Wall, the new county demon
strator, reached Tazewcll this week.
He will take the place temporarily
vacated by Mr.. Montague, who is
now with the army on the border
Mr.. Wall is a bright young man,
born and bred on the farm, and a
graduate of the schools.
We sell gasoline ut 30 cts. cash.
We pump up your tires for you while
SOu Wall. Quar- nOIOr 20.
j. w. Mcneil returned the first of
the week from the Catawba Valley,
where he had been inspecting the
farm he recently bought. The recent
purchase contains 24l acres, $50
acres of which is improved land, and
the balance in good timber. He has
fourteen running springs on the farm
besides the Catawba creek, which
runs through the place Catawba sta
ton is seven miles distant. Although
Mr.. Mcneil gets possession of the
farm this fall. he expects to leave his
family here this winter.
Why buy other tires because they
are cheaper? We guarantee Kelly
tires to give G000 miles on automo-
biles, and 1900 on Fords. We furnish
free air to all customers.
Star Motor Co.
Bricklaying and carpenter work is
progressing on the new O'Keefre res
idence. This is, so far as we know,
the only house in town in which Ohio
brick were used. The outside brick
OF this residence are of the very best,
ordered from Ohio. They ring like
steel and cost like-"the mischief. /"
George Il. Surface, whose recent
illness has been Il source of sorrow
and some anxiety to his family and
many friends, is now improving. He
has had some aggravated stomach
and bowel trouble. He will soon be
out again.
A number of gardens in town show
tomato blight. Last year nearly
everybody escaped, but it seems the
crop will he injured this year.
Spraying with Bordeaux Mi .turc
IS 4 preventive, as II rule, but should
be commenced very early, even be-
fore the plants are taken from the
Eot-bed. No use after the blight CON-
menccs
Mr.. c. r. Tarter, City Point, Fla,
is here OH visit to his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Tarter. He planned
to come though in his car, but was
blocked by the recent great storm
and floods The condition of much of
the farming section, says Mr. Tar
ter is pitiful. Crops are ruined. One
river he crossed, usually few hun
dred yards wide, was five miles wide
when he crossed. In the flooded sec
IONS the farmers are in a pitiful
condition.
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Regular services every Second Sum
day mOrning-Stras Memorial Epis-
copal Church, Rev. f. A. Rich, Rec
tor.
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TAKE YOUR CHOICE.

No. Mice residence, new, $1,000
No: 2.-Nice residence in fine
SaPe' a ,OOO
No. 3.-Nice comfortable home, 1000
No. 4.-Nice residence, large
lois, $3.50
All these houses are in the town
and the owners want to sell. Call on
or write j. A. LESLIE.
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Summit City Business COLLEGE
BLUEFIELD, w. VA.

Bigger and better. Write for our new cataIooue
Buefed and the great Poca field makes ono of +ho
greatest commercial centers the Take vor course
here where the positions and promotions ALWAYS
to the hustler ~ Always come
Enroll any time. Fall term begins September 9Th
.,u,1 o. A. H. DANGERFIELD PRINCIPAL
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-08-04

Reese Young is ut Bandy this week
gathering his crops, cutting hay, etc.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-08-04

FOR SALE-0ne book case and
desk combined. A bargain to quick
purchaser. Apply at C. V. News
office. ct.