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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-03-13
ASSEMBLY.

Al r Is, Skaggs-Relative TO the
Lieutenant-Gov instructing the
Attorney General to commence proceed
ings against JAS. Il. Judge TO recover
5000. Referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
4 z ll3, ~Sksggs-To more fully Sc.
cure the secrecy Of the ballot. Commit
tee IN Elections.
4 B las, Ayerill-An act to provide
for a typewriter for the Superintendent
Of Schools. Referred to the Committee
on Education.
4 b %. Whitacre-An act to prohibit
the carrying concealed weapons and to
provide a penalty therefore. Passed ~
to II.
y b log, Denton-Relative to the
purchase OF lands from the State Of
Nevada. Lost 70 TO Ii.
Tho Assembly in tho afternoon ses.
sion was resolved into a committee OF
the Whole. 4 humber OF bills were re-
ferred to the committee, the most i'm
portant being the appropriation Of s3S,-
COO for the rebuilding Of the State Or.
phans' Home, This bill caused consid.
cradle discussion. in which Mr.. Note
ware took an active part, he faror,ng
the bill and appropriation Mr.. Cooke.
on the other hand, did not agree to the
amount appropriated Pnd wanted fur.
thor time to consider the matter before
making the appropriation. Mr.. Logan.
OF Ormsby was called upon Tor estimates
which were furnished to the satisfaction
OF the Assembly. OD"r members ad.
vocated the measure. IA the stated that
the home was not a party or personal
measure. but u State necessity. The
committee recommended the bill back
with recommendations that it pass.
The committee then arose and the
hill wss called mp. il waa placed upon
tho third reading and passed by a vote
ofB to ., Asscmblyman McCarrnn and
Cook voting against the bill.
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:. EDN Y.
~FSATT.


The Srua;cW Wednesday afternoon trans
acted the folInw:ug business:
SB ~ Miller .latiye to govern
ment Of towns and cities. fixing tax rn,a
Passed.
% Gall Igier Exempt ng morrg-
ages from Taxation. Laid OH table.
y lCG ID nton-ro prevent spread
OF Contagious III leases among live took
Passed.
\ Il lE3 Note #ars-Tu uIy expen ses
Of cx'radition Of f~ugrj"eS from Justice
. Passed.
y u lSb 6 III soliiation II certain
Lincoln comfy offices. Passed.
lo1 Skayys-To re,,,I,,. -o,,L..
ment Of csrntes 81 deccased persops
( Passed.
NBgl Cook-Making il unlawful 10
employers to nrrcc with their Of. uln,c &c
not "a bpiom: tu M, labor ORGANIZATION
Pa cd.
SC Concerning the devotion.
me7t "' mining claims and the hoI,iing
OF mineral ground b! continuous rclo'
'i'i"n PASSED.
A. Election 81 United STATES
senators ~ direct y"t" ~ the people.
Lost ~ 10
: VI > Nvcr 1T" change The size
VI ''e Si'hP'e h"''"'s' shall not bc
ed'le slEe rs r'sulHT bH"nt-, u names
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The Senate met at the usual lour
and irIr-act-l tile following business:
Nrssa@e received irom the Governor
yet"Iuc = = 4 :, relative I" m~auufact.
ire 81 textile fabrics. The Senate us
iaILc,i the veto.
5 Is - General Appropriation Blu,
Assembly amendments concurred III.
; Is y To provide for d special rom.
uiss;'acr i"r 'ht It Ions iair. "
s.mbly ar,!en.iment- refused concur.
renee.
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WEDNESDAY

An act '"r the relic; - Jas Judge.
Trenmor Colin and Alfred Chartz.
Amended giving CLArlz $50. Judge
$50 aud Coffin $50. Psssed y TOP
5 G. Gsliagher-ReIief of Well,ng-
ton Bowen. Assembly amendments
c~oncurred Ia and Till passed.. - !" /
s B - Rnd-To regulate bookmakrug
and Lors. racing in this State. Assem-
bly, amendments cuncRrreL in and bill
passed.
Ia Providing Cor /, special el,c
;inu in Reno. Washoe delegation
\ i5t Tr"mhIth--CouSolIacio IL
Storey. Orusby, Lyon and Dau:Ias
COUNTIES Refereed 70 delegations from
counties named.
y b l62 Mc acknowledgements OF
city u ronopah Nye delegation
! lr2-pruvi;,ar for In- appoint.
ment Of = irpar! sheriff for wasIoe
county WHsis1~ .-lr-o.ian.
\ Bljr Cush - r.,:ii.ns 'or heat
ing Il, STATE I~'-:..:sl
= l5-Prrvi:in- .o- sperial ooun-
i sea; election a. ~ ,r.unIy. JGdici.
n-v
ARR II Grauam-PaaIe utility bill.
judiciary.
ACRE * -Nur~iue I~c-islG-
tive rules. Iudi,sa-,.
.CRT
ente,i ra:u,s Judiyi4r,
i lis McCourr-To r-rrra nov
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Means.
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STATE p-,,.n.0-f.. So, 49,.
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MONDAY Y.
ASSEMBLY


JOnTnM read and approved.
Sub FOR s q $40 amend &C, to pro.
vide more uniform valuation md asses-
mcnt NJ property in this state. Passed
10 to ..
= B T-An act relating to county
governments and the reduction Of rates
Of county taxation. Referred to Com
mittcc of The Whole.
AC Y 0.-Ccnrnrniug i~avoinpmopt
work on mining claims md on land con.
tanning mineral, Passed - 10 0.
srSATE,
Senate met at the usual hour. on the
last day ~ the pay session.
Roll cHll all present.
The folio viug business was then rams
acted.
s Amending act relative 10 the set.
ilcmCn; of estates Of dcccnfcd persons
~Judiciary.
= BW, Gallagher E]yrmp'inr mort.
gaRcs from from taxation. judiciary.
s BW PITT licintivc IT, poacrs nu!
dutiea u uotnrics public. imondcd in
Assembly; amendments tailed 10 pass 10
Senate and returned to Assembly.
S a2-.Act 10 require public officers
to keep office open NJ certain honra.
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Southern Pacific Time liable, Elko
EASIBOUND

ARRIVES DErNRIs
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II LEGISLATURE
THURSDAY.
SENATE.

5 b s. MISUNDERSTANDING sup
port OF State Agricultural Society. Re
ferred to The Agriculture Committee.
SBS, Jackson-DetpinG powers Q.
State Board OF Canrasers. Referred to
Judiciary.
A B 81. Cooke-Act making it IN.
lawful for employers to forbid employees
from joining unions. Referred
to Judiciary
A 9a-To repeal Lincoln county in
debtednes. Referred to the Lincoln
deleganon.
A B So, Relative to recording death,
births and marriages. Lost.
a B 90, Cooke-RegulatnE marriages
snd divorce. Passed.
A B So, Judd-To regulate the con.
duct Of physicians. Lost Il to >
A G T3. Averil-To facilitate the
granting of lands. Passed.
A B 50, Cooke Amending the statute
concerning punishment for crimes.
Passed.
A B 5-Judd-Deining she duties OF
Assessors in collecting lakes from iran
sient stock, and dividing the tax in
counties grazed in. THIS bill was drop.
ped at the noon re-ess, and taken up
again az converting at2.30. The debate
Eas a warm one. Senator Williams be.
lieyed that the bill IS aimed a. the sheep
men and il amended TO take in cattle as
well he would support it. Senator
Jackson offered an amendment to tins
effect. which was defeated. He stated
that il it was a bill covering both sheep
and cattle he would vote against it.
Senator Pitt opposed the bill, as he did
not believe that the bill was jus. to the
home ranch, and his argument caused a
hot controversy. Senator Green was III
favor OF the bill In its entirety. Senator
Pitt offered an amendment to the effect
that the new Law should in no way effect
the present law regarding the collection
OF licenses. The amendment was adopt.
ed. which practically kills the bill.
Bill passed by Q to I.
A q 10, Bro rn-Act compelling wat:
er, light and power com panies 10 make
connections for citizens when de manded
at a certain distance from residences.
Passed.
81 CIR 10. Misunderstanding to the
naturalization Of citizens. Placed at
bottom OF file.
Sd C IL, Roif officiating to the es-
tablisbment OF 4 national conservatory
Of music and art. Passed all.
A B 50, M~cElroy-Ac: to provide for
maintenance OF public schools.
ACR II, Swe sney-This is the reso.
luton taxing patented MINES and mort
cages. In spite OF the facts OF ita great
discussion in the Assembly and its pub
hcity in the papers, not a Senator took
the hoor to assail or defend tine measure
The vote was taken with the following
result: Yeas, Bell Graham, Greene.
Lori, Raftioe, Rolf, Nays: :Brougher,
Dangberg, Hunter, Jackson. Miller.
Pitt. Thorne and Williams. Absent
Prudential, Hardin and Gallagher.
81 K IA. Rof-Amendiag the con-
stitution by providing for the State
ownership Of public commodities. Re.
ferred to Committee en- Railroads and
Corporations.
Adjourned until 10 a IN tnday
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-01-09

Wittens Mills, Va, Jan. Core
spondence.- Let us begin the New
Year by loving our neighbors- fair
sex especially.
Misses Grace Smoot and Cora GreeaI
ares visiting w. 3D. Greear at Hona-
ker. We hope they will return soon,
for without them this place loses much
of its charm.
An inexhaustibly supply of natural
gas has been foundA eaI the blacksmith
shop at this place. For particulars
consult Prof. j. H. McNew, of this
place.
Miss Mary Ritter, of Graham, who is
teaching school near w. G. Mustards.
is boarding at s. A. Wittens. We APP
Preciate having the girls around, teach
ers especialle.
Will Witten left Tuesday for a fort
nights stay in Richmond.
MILLER
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-01-09
The Policy

The policy of this paper is to give
local news the right-of-way over all
other news. We do not attempt to
compete with the large city papers in
matter of foreign news. We know that
our paper is taken solely for its local
news, and this we try to give. Our
ambition is to make a good local paper.
How far we have succeeded in this
heretofore our readers are the Judges.
We can promise, with assurance, to
give our readers a better local paper
this year than we have heretofore. In
our effort we sincerely ask our friends
to help us. Give us the news from your
neighborhood, by letter, phone or wire.
at our expense. We want the news.
Send us the facts-we1l do the rest.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-01-09
a Wise and
Deserving Man
Said
Leave nothing tO what is
called 'luck' and you will
generally be what is called
"'Lucky-'

So it is surely as in the case of
fires. By leaving nothing to
luck you will be sure to have a
fire insurance policy, and you
will be careful to have 1t written
by a competent agent and in a
tire-prOof company. You may
have a fire for that is something
which no man can positively
avoid, but you will be as safe as
anyone, and you Will be protect
ed all the time.
OF course, if yorsr home is
ilre-proof, your furnit Ne made Of
irons your clothing, ca&Rets, etc.
made of asbestos, it is ny neces-
sary to insure. If this is Mc't the
case with you, insure and keep
insured with
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-01-09
Death Of Cant. A I. Mard.

The public viii be grieved 20 hear Of
the death OF Capt A. T. Ward, which
sad event occurred at his home last
Monday night. Few men nave been
more highly esteemed by their fellow
citizens than WAS Mr. Ward, by the
people Of Tazewell. His integrity was
unquestioned, his character unsullied,
and his disposition so bright and cheer
ful as to make him trusted friend and
welcome guess among all classes OF So
ciety. Intelligent, energetic and care
ful and skillful in his business life. he
succeeded in accommodating a fine estate
in this county. His generosity and hos
pitality was proverbial, his house
always open 10 host Of friends who
had learned through the long years to
prize and value highly his friendship.
He was familiar figure on our streets,
and will be missed by US all. An old
fashioned true man and gentleman is
gone, but he leayes rich legacy of
good example and upright life to his
children, and the young generation
coming after him.
His wife died several years ago. His
sons, Rev J. B. Ward, of Dublin, Messrs
$. b., W. A. and George Ward, survive
him, as also daughter, Mrs. II. A.
George, Of Fauquier county, Va. Mrs.
DR.. w. E. Baylor, daughter, died
some years ago. He was 70 years OF
age, and consistent member OF the
Presbyterian church. The burial took
place on Wednesday at the family
burial ground. The solemn services
were conducted by RevI Hanrahan in
the presence ola large crowd of sorrow
ing relatives and friends.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-01-09
VIC. Ratlne returnd on Wednesday


VIC. Rattle returnd on Wednesday
from Buchanan.
Deputy collector osInternal Revenue,
OF Abingdon, was here several days this
week.
J. W. Crabtree and Miss vicie Harris,
Of Bluefield, were married at the Court
House, on yesterday by Rev. Mr..
Elmore.
George Suthers, respected colored
man Of Tdzewell, returded today to his
work in West Virginia, after spending
some time here.
A. J. May. Jr. is temporarily i'm
charge Of the Graham Iron Furnace. at
Graham. There is to be, we under
stand, a reorganization OF the company,
Mr.. Walter Graham TO retire, we are
informed.
w. G.. Young has been indisposed
this week, and also his assistant. Mr..
Surface. Tim" the young son Of Mr..
Young, held things down several days,
in the office, and did it well.
A Branch Of the independent Order
OF StLuke was organized here this week
with Lee Holley as Worthy Chief. Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Miller, OF Kimball, w. Va, who is
agent for the Western District, was here
and effected the organization.
Col. A. S. Euford, OF Richmond. and
his son, A. S. Buford, Jr., were register
ed at the Ratliffe, several days this
week. Col. Buford is one of the most
distinguished citizens ofRichmond and
OF the state. The prominent visitors
were entirely non-commital as TO theil
missions in Tazewell at this time.
Mr.. r. s'IGmesple, who has rented
the Coffee Hotel, is keeping only few
boarders, and not running hotel, az
many people seem 10 think. The hote
is closed. There is fine opening il
this town for. a dollar a-day house, an,
the wish has been expressed that Nh
Gillespie would open such house, an
he may do so later.
Rev. s. .. Hall is at Princeton o
vacation, and attending lectures Will
there. MIS-. Hall left this week fo
Greensboro, n. c., for a visit and wi
return by way Of Amsterdam, her oil
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall will h
absent about five weeks.
Mr.. VIM. S. Litz and daughter, Mr.
Letitia Wood, of Lewiston, Utah al
visiting friends and relatives in TazC
well. Mr. Litz is the only brother OF tn
late John L. Litz, and it has been -thirt
years since he was here. He has pros
pered greatly in the state OF his adopt
ion. The party will remain until abou
March l. They have spent several day
in town with Mr.. and Mrs. d. III. Litz.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-01-09

There is more Catrrh in this Sec
ton OF the country than all other
diseases put together, and until the
last few years was supposed to be
incurable. For great many wears
doctors pronounced it to be a local
disease and prescribed local remed-
les, and by constantly failing to cure
them with local treatment, pronounc-
ed 1t incurable. Science has proven
catarrh to be a constitutional desease
and therefore requires constitutional
tire atment. Halls Catrrh Cure, man
ufactured by F. j. Cheney & Co., To
iedo, Ohio, is the only constitutional
cure on the market 1t is taken in
ternally in doses from 10 drops to a.
teaspoonfuR 1t acts directly on the
blood and mucus surfaces of the sys-
tenn. They offer one hundred dollars
Tor any case it fails to cure, Send
for circulars and testimonials.
Address, F. j. Cheney & Co., Tole-
do, o.
Sold by Druggist 75e.
Halls Family Pills ale the best.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-01-09
Mrs. Sallie Bandy.
Read

If you get II sample copy of this pa
per read it, and if you like it send us
one dollar for years SUBSCRIPTION.
Then send the paper 10 some one who
does not take it, and ask them to do
the same
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-01-09
NOTICE,

The CoPartnership heretofore existing
and dol x business under the firm name
of the Coffee House has. by mutual CON
sent been this day dissolved. All parties
holding claims against or Indebted to the
said Coffee House are requested to call
upon }. w. Moss who is authorized to
settle all outstanding business.
Tazewell, Va, Jan, LIT 1903.
j. NJ. Coffee.
J.W. Moss.
w. JEFF Hoge.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-01-09
The F. D. Kits
Insurance Agency.
Insurance Headquarters.
Pay Your Debts.

At this season of the year every bust
ness man wants TO close his books. III
you owe your merchant pay him if pos
sible. We want to close our books.
and hope our friends will remember
this.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-01-09
Accounts Must Be Settled

Parties indebted to the Coffee hotel.
or holding accounts against the same
will come forward at once and settle.
The hotel has changed bands, and all
outstanding accounts must be settled.
j. w. MOSS.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-01-09
Local News.

G. S. Compton, Of Thompson Valley,
is very sick.
Special attention is called TO thecard
OF DIR. Pepper, in this issue ofthe NEWS.
Breeders Gazette and News, one
year $500
Mrs. DIR. Henry Crockett is recover
ing from a stubborn attack OF sickness
Henderson Hagy and his wife, are
reported very sick, at their home on
Clear Fork.
T. ID. Kits, r. A. Hartman and J. b.
Hawkins, returned from a business trip
to Richmond on Sunday.
The Breeders Gazette and News, one
year for $500 to new subscribers, or
old ones who pay in advance.
The News, Weekly Richmond Times
and Farm and Home, all one year for
S1.4O. Isn't this cheap enough?
Master Hall, nephew Of Mrs. DR..
Jackson, of Buckinham county, has &C
copied position in the Drug Store, and
a nice, polite boy, he is.
The News, weekly Richmond Times
and Farm and Home, one year for
Sl.4O 10 new subscribers, and old ones
why pay in advance
Mr.. walter Graham, one OF the prom
inent officials Of the Graham Iron Co..
has been in town several days this
week.
Messrs Buston and Sons make an
important announcement in their space
this week, which they will live up to at
all times.
Jackson, the Druggist, and Hurt, the
Insurance man, have new ads this
week, and also the L. d. kits Insur-
ance Agency.
Augustus Peery, one Of our oldest
citizens, who has been sick for Ions
time, was reported little better yes
terday.
Frank Cox and w. ID. Jones, WORTH,
representatives OF the good citizens O
Clear Fork, were here Wednesday, anc
transacted business with our book.
keeper.
L. Blair Hankins, Jr., member Of tn,
kits Insurance Agency, has solI Nj,
interest in the business to Mr. Kit $
and has accepted IA position with TN,
Mutual Life Insurany Company. q
New York.
Mr.. w. ID. Tyler, OF Bramwel. of the
Pocahontas Land Company, has been
in the city several days. Mr.. Tyler Is
associated with Capt. N. \. Mnlr. the
chief agent Of the Company, whose
home and Office is in BramwcA
Mr. J. b. Hawkins has been taken in
as n partner in the Insurance. firm OF
j. \. Hartman 81 Sons, ami the firm
hereafter will be known as Hartman &
Hawkins, and will still rush things n,
the old stand.
II. Lee Brown. proprietor Of the
Cash Store at Tip Top, and Of the Tip
fop Poultry Farm. WIS in town ON
Tuesday, and lad quite a lot Of nice
job printing dpns, Tor his store.
Misses Lucy Stuart and Maggie May
have returned TO school, the former t.
the Woma0>College, in Richmond, and
the latter t@Randolph- M:teon, mt Lynch
burg Andrew May, S l.. Peery and
James Harman, have also returned, the
first n;eacd. to St Adams, and the last
TWO L. " ashington and Lee
lac Graham and Bluefield Improve
ihe4h Company, Il new company or
gained recently at Graham, with Mr..
John Walters as the head, has pur-
chashed quite large lot OF land be-
we9n Bluetield and Graham, and laid
of about 40 acres into lots. Graham
and Bluefield will soon come together.
1t is said. MI. S. J. Brown, OF Tip Top,
laid off the new town.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-01-09
POCahOntaS, Va.
700 pairs of Sample Shoes,

which sold less than wholesale prices We bid your
trade these specials and regular goods yeu will find away
down. Our line of Dress Goods and Dress Trimmings Millinery
Clothing Taormade Suits, Separate Skirts (under top
Monte Carlos Coats Raglans McIntoshe Underwear
after weeks of preparation ready and complete than
before We quote you selected Chidrens
fleece lined undershts and drawers SC EACH I5c Ladies'
Jersey ribbed fleece lined and You should
of heavy fleece lined shirts and
purchase DOZEN and being there made the above Offering
possible. Mems macknoshes 81 90, worth so.
You safe when you Anything you that
your expectation don't up
will make it right Look week. Will have
Something else to interest you.
Yours for net spot cash,
W.E.JENKINS, Agt.
Stores-Church and ST. Clair Streets
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-01-09
Wanted Et Once

y Purchaser for a 81 600 house
and 81 acres of nice land, for $4,000,
90. Large house, nicely finish
ed, smoOthe, fine land,-all in this
town. Apply at once, this office.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-01-09
Card OF Thanks

l desire TO sincerely and gratefully
thank the friends and acquaintanccs Of
my late husband, for their kindness to
us during him illness, and at the time
of his death.
Mrs. Salie Randy.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-01-09
MILLINERY
MRS. BELLE CAUDIIT,

IS now receiving "a nem lot of swsl
styled millinery for the. holiday trad,
the newest tad and fashion. Yor1 cam
do eny better in styles. OF prices. All
all my goods are new and handsomn
Every lady, misses or child in need
OF anything in my line will do well 70
call and make their selection at the
earliest possible moment. A nice line
OF chldrens and infants sacques and
Donnets, and new line of ladies' fancv
STOCK collars, and pins. Fancy resets
and bows for the waist or hair.
Mail orders receive prompt attention
If you cant come in person 7 win tai"
great pleasure in selecting for you.
Respectfully yours,
Mrs. Belle Caudill.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-01-09
Always Listen
to the Man

who solicits you TO take out a
policy insuring your property
against fire. The amount OF your
payment is SMALL while the
amout paid you in case OF fire is
large. We will not say too much
upon the subject of the feeling of
security that comes to you when
so protected, but our word for il,
this is no small thing.
Perhaps you are a very care
ful man, very much above the
average, but this fact will not save
your property from burning.
although it does make yours a
better risk. Take the policy will
lingly. If you do not have a fire
so much the better, as you can
he thankful either way.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-01-09
Wanted.

Will pay good prices for a dozen
MOngrcl or Pekin ducks.
Tip Top Poultry Farm.
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A Cordial invitation.

III you receive q copy OF this paper.
and are not already a subscriber
please understand that we are very an
xious to have you on our list. The. pa-
per is only s1.0O per year, if paid in
advance, and $l.25 If paid within the
year. Send us your name and adj
dress. We feel sure you win ike the
paper
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-01-09
CHEAP HOME IN EASTERN VA

Parties wanting cheap good home in Eastern Virginia where
climate water and society anywhere should write
the undersigned have farms which will exchange for timber
or coal lands IN Western Virginia, sell for 81 90
$1,000 per acre, in vicinity of Lynchburg 20
Write for particulars