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The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13

n have large LIST - cheap cottages and
--sf-rI lCE7es -1r sale ranging ln price from
e-'f p -aNAN, Ee also have IN course q
cc-sr--c-lrr r1rtaEe - s rCD-ns. reception
lelL latr- fr1rr and back porch. cennenred
1asemenL ~ ---z1la1- price <3Z59. terms
$500 cash. balance r-~--rlv trsfaTIr--s--~- -.
r-l- 10 slllr ou the irs-allr-enr- furnish
rlzrs are We estimate free WI DUEDUR
A. coz. - Santa Cara ave. near Park
ST. Alameda. Cal
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-Four new and all modern fats. ard
rooms al rented S06 a month very central 10
al cars and Broadway. also modern nars.
blocks 70 Broadway ard central % heart 0r
city rented $50 month price 5000 TIE Al
DEN CO. I2s3 BruadWay. oakland
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OArN--A-e = E---E - ., = p - - -
k24OO-EstiUced from $500 owner and
h14fTfa- Hraucf.aIlv embarrassed must sell
cottage Ot : rooms. bath al modern con
venfences. with a-fCOr basement. constructed
50 o. be made into nat o. rocnls
more. lot large and sunny. right near Key
Route station AT Flrrizrn and san Pablo
only - minutes % san Fra1ciscos terms. $50
cash balance mortgage az low rate Of IN
re-ssr R-auauber- the house IS new nod
sru- nrzr-cIass- First cone first served
7 : MYERS. 1902 Broadway oakland
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BERKELEY ADVERT'S'NTS
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

BERKELEY REAL ESTATE
BERKELEY.
Population November Il. 12.-.---.-..------ 20 40
Visitors November y - - zo'VoO
FAIRvIEw PARK
The Prettiest Part OF This Beautiful City.
OUR RECORD.
Opened for sale October Is. 1904.
Sales &c date - lots in 30 days.
And the buyers know what they are doing.
Lots so feet frontage
Street work ali done al sellers expense
Sidewalks and trees planted.
Electric cars On two sides OF property.
Most Of lots feet above sidewalk
Only one-quarter cash. balance one, two and
three years
Take ride to-day and see the wonderful
growth OF this section.
Make your selection before prices 60 up
Mars and other information can be had on
the grounds. my office. Berkeley sta tton- or
Al California st. san Francisco, between L
and L
JOSEPH J. MASON
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EIArs a. ApARrNfENr Sc

Office open Sundays from 10 to u a m
TAYLOR BROS & co.
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TO climb steep hills requires slow pace a
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sf750-FINE hone In beautiful Linda Vista
Terrace. new. dneiy finished IN evsry DE-
tall rooms. etc. rrfce reduced from S6oo0-
o,.-uer must sell on account ~ rlorrEdEe- See
p g LASSEN G- CO. so loch ST. oa<ia1c-
ss1O0-LOT 1z5x1J6. with suaI cottage. shes1
aui chicken cco1s. lrillr rreess shrub
berry and flowers III Friirvaie-
Rooms - and 90. Bacon building
KARI. r. NICKEL
BARGAIN-Be Beaur1fzF 1-r- horne n Pieduonr-
fne reiEh borhocd. good lccarion- near
I--- Mi sell cheap r-usc Be seen to - ar-
prscfated. Apply 70 = NORRIS 6I3 ssh
For Additional CLASSIFIED Advertise
ments See Page Forty-Eight
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VASTED5 or room cottage Berkeley or
Oakland. near Key Route: must be bargain,
eAAn boyer. Box LIS, call ofncs, Oakland
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$3.50 0-COTTAGE. rooms and bath. brand
new. culy one block from Grove Tels-rauf1
and san Pablo-ave electric car lines. large
lot. 2sxl4o. concrete foundation. not bufIr
BY contract call and irvssrixzre for vor,r-
self GEORGE Fl VOSE. Real Estate 97a
Broadway. Oakland
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An exceptional Opportunity % secure strictly
uu-ro-care and 1rzr-class apar-ne1r-1ouse-
centrally located. prominent corner large
net income. which can be Increased. long
lease rarries with highest references only
need apply HARRY L HOLEOMB. ga
san Pablo ave, oakland CzL
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s5SOO-Nearly new T-rUom house on Pied
mont Heights. near home of Capitalist Henry
A Buffers and other elegant homes barn lot
4OrcIST; easily worth $500
: NJ DODGE x SON.
If6O Broadway Oakland
SEE OUR AD N The BERKELEY
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
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s50C0-S-ROON house almost new; large lot.
50xleO. lawn and flowers now growing;
Beuvenue ave. near Dwight way; this
IS a fine home and one OF the best resi-
dence districts.
S3IOC-6- room cottage, high basement; lot 4Ox
I35. Oxford ST, between Vine and Rose;
terms.
$3.50, $500 s375O-3 new houses. rooms
each close IN and bargains.
4 acres adjoining the university grounds at
bargain
Let's in all parts Of Berkeley for sale
r A BERRY & CO,
Pcstoffice Block Berkeley
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ST. Alameda- Cal
A REMARKABLE CHANCE
LrIerr G-rocm house brick fcurrarir- fze.~~
plumbing, CRATES uarteis. hath fzuusrv
toilet 7-f1Cr bas lrr a1x150- Sa10f1-
easy terms HAW Ks 4 MEHRTENS Tsoo
=ereurh. n RI
CoTTAGE ard two fats. west end ro+ ror-~
~ rents 81 81 per month otfer urarras
f-Iff-f'rrrsEe and house near So -.
ave. rerrs 50 Der month good invest-1e-+
p =. IEDD a. CO. 1f24 PARK ~
$40 WILL build modern cnrraza - :
-rorus- l-iNTI5. san Antonio ave ~n,-f-.
'CCar or terms SSl0 cash orlv : lots l.~t
H ToTNG Builder. 1919 Park 81 A.
aDF RN horse. rooms. bath. attic base-
~euf Furnace MIST sell. owner going aurav
~ agent .lz2 Buena Vista ave
<7zzo-NET cottage q G rooms lot 50xfos. a.
111f Cufor sr T. r. YOUNG. oUner ana
bull1tr. I-45 PARK ST. Al4ns6A
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s4OoO-A FINE rWo-st0rT home of 3 rooms
and bath. blocks % High school and close
70 BruaGWay.
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ppoPERTY wANTED-vACANT AND M
PROVED AZ -, Ss.r "a = SOslI ~ r5ISG
Inscription PRICE. ETC AND We
Mill, PUSH 1T AND TRY TO GET a
rsr-YER FOR IT
JAS 8 HAISMTTH
ss4 THIRTEENTH STREET
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DR. MERRITT ESTATE PROPERTY FOR
SALE

We have been appointed exclusive agents By
the trustees OF the Samuel Merritt Hospital
for the sale OF all the property belonging 70 the
said hospital and fronting on Jackson. Madi
son Oak. Twelfth and thirteenth sts-. incl1d-
ing The Willows. on Oak ST. extending back
to Lake Merritt recently under option the
city OF Oakland for park purposes also the
Merritt homestead
We have both improved and unimproved
properties TO offer most desirable residence
properties in Oakland
FOR PARTICULARS CALL AND SEE Us
J. H MACDONALD & Co.
1Cj2 Brcadway-
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A SPECIAL BARGAIN
S3Sf0 for a corner store with fats above n =
-Iudfux snail cottage in rear OF lors located IN
West Oakland. must Be s1ld on account q sick
ness see P c LASSEN & CO. 466 Tenth
St oakland
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Two acres on C1areuont ave near ColIere
ave. viii EubctVide ard sell Dart
S4500-s-room house at Dwight way station. (.
VIII paint % suit this Is lovely home
s550O-12-roou and stable lot 6Oxf35; tank
lovely yard: in the heart OF Berkeley
S-5Dl-1O-roon house ard lot 50x1s5. central
location, exceptional. also 12-roou on cor
ner lot: both east OF Shatruck and north OF
Dwight way.
s25eo 70 Ss7OO-NeW houses something you viii
want. these are the best for location and
your oVu terms
r.rS-We have the location and price that
viii suit for Investment TO build o. tusc
what you are expecting 70 get
once open to-day
ISGRIGG & HARRIS.
wv coruer Dwight way and Shattnck ave
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
s1-O0-Eew 6-room house. II fine location
street work sidewalk and fences all IN .
this Is snap
Sa50O-s-roo-u house. nicely tinted walls. good
hardUrars electric lights. fuel gas. every
thing about Il Is complete. a bargain.
8re v0u interested IN lOts2 II 50. We have
-crnsr on nacadamized street for 500. In
side lots for $3.50. street work done. others
fOr from $3.50 10 5000. fine locations; we
Rave many bargains in houses and lots
ranxing frcm <2U0o upward please give Us
a call and be couvinced.
r H LAWTON & CO.
phone Derby 1892 PAT Center st
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$40 FOR lot 41x155: east Of Shattuck:
blocks from station; street work done and
sidewalk down snap
Siszs-F'uiron- corner: 45x135; choice To-
czricn-
SgS50-NeW cottage: r0cus, modern: terms
xT-zO-Cottage. s rooms. $3.50 cash
HEDENARK JACK CO. 3317 Adeline
81, south Berkeley City cfnce IL Mont
gomery St
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THE election IS now over ard We have a tsE
exceptionally cheap residence and business
properties for sale near the F1rrletn 81 KEY
route station Desirable houses for rent are
In such 1emard thar COMPARISON with other
localities % prices. tco1verie1ce 8 F.
ard interest investment vii Justly tn
vesrfxaticn- For maps prices etc see
RICHARD 1lONTEO merry Key route
station 4Oth 81 and Tslegraph ave. Central
Oakland
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800 CASH ON THIS $3.50 HOUSE
blocks from the Key Route ferry pretty
bungalow; 5 rooms and bath. lot - -6x194-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-23

seized their watches with equal im-
patience. and when UnderhilI started
To- try his luck afoot the other precipi-
lately followed. Before they had gone
a block race had begun and each was
pushing the other to 81 faster and fast
or pace.
An insane desire TO win the race took
possession OF Underhilrs mind. 1t
seemed To him as If the fate OF his en-
terprise depended upon victory. He
was contestlng for a great prize. The
words which he had spoken to Con-
stance OH the previous evening rang in
his ears. .'It means everything TO u.s."
There is side entrance from the
street directly TO the train shed, but no
one is allowed to go I'm that way un-
less he has ticket CnderhilI had an
unused portion OF n mileage book
which would take him through. Had
the other fellow anything? Did he
know the rule? II not lie would be
beaten. for he could never get around
from the side door TO the ticket office
and back 10 the train shed in time.
Probably he would waste precious mo-
ments in vain dispute with the man
on guard, and very little of this fol-
ly would certainly be enough to wreck
his hope OF catching the train
Underhill chuckled at the thought
and lie directed his course toward the
side entrance. The other man follow
ell. II was obvious that he guessed
that Underhill was running for the o
O'Clock train and knew a short cut to
gain time.
At the last moment the stranger
made n great squirt and reached the
side entrance ahead OF Underhiii.
Ticket. please" said the warde-.
barring the way with an iron arm.
Il haven't any ticket pointed the
applicant. I'll buy one inside
Cant pass in this way without a
ticket" said the guard in a voice APP
propriate TO the utterance OF a decree
Of fate.
But. my dear sir. it is very impor-
tant that
"Nothin' doin'.- said Cerbcrus and
turned his back.
Underhill by this time was FUN
bling for his mileage book and begin
ming TO grow faint with the fear that
he had not brought IL His fingers
touched II at last He thrust II under
the nose or the warder. who said.
Pass in
A hand upon Cnderhill's arm TO
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-23

sharply. Why did not the alarm ring?
He rushed from his bath into his bed
room. The hands of the clock had not
moved. He had forgotten TO wind it
before going to bed. and it had run
down. His watch revealed the appall
ing fact that he had only half an hour
10 reach the railroad station. twenty
blocks away. This meant no break
fast. and. in fact. II came near mean
ing 10 train. for n wagon broke down
ahead OF the trolley car in which Tn
derhill was riding. and he was forced
TO make the latter part of the way
afoot-
It was a hot race. not only against
time. but against n human competitor.
This was somewhat effeminate young
man whom Underhill had noted on the
car because he consulted railroad
time table with visible anxiety and
because he carried n thin portfolio
which looked as If IL might contain
architectural drawings. Obviously this
man was trying to catch the . O'Clock
train. and when he consulted the time
Chesterton. the station where the
sumptuous equipages of Eliot Robin
son meet that gentleman's guests from
the city.
When the cars course was checked
by the broken wagon the two men
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-23
KAIsER'S ANGER ATT BISHOP
Told Very Rev. Benzier Ills Duty Was
TO Bless, Not Curse.

TO Bless, Not Curse.
Bishop Benzler of Metz has been call
ed to Rome, the German government
having made IL complaint against him,
says u Berlin special cable dispatch to
the New York Times.
Some months ago the bishop caused
4 sensation by publishing an edict pro-
hibiting the burial OF Protestants in
the joint communal cemetery ut Fa
meek. near Strassburg. A short while
afterward Emperor William received
the bishop at the railway station at
Strassburg. The emperor was very
angry. He said:
You have asked for an audience.
bishop. l am greatly dissatisfied with
YOU You have cursed n German ceme-
terry Remember that the emperor will
never allow intolerant curses of that
kind. Your duty is to bless. not curse"
The bishop said he had withdrawn
the edict and the emperor added:
THAT is very fortunate for you. Let
me tell you that you are to serve God
according to your conscience, but you
must also serve the kaiser and the
fatherland. If necessary the emperor's
hand can be strong as iron"
The details of this conversation were
recently made public.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-23
Careless of Honors.

Pastor Kneipp. the famous discover
er of the barefoot cure" who was
appointed chamberlain by the pope
cared little for the honor. He did not
even take the trouble to open the let
ter announcing the appointment and
first learned of the honor conferred up
on him by the arrival Of deputation
at the Woersihofen cloister to congrat
ulate him. He declined TO be address
ed. however as ''monsignore." 1t was
with difficulty that he was persuade l
to leave his retreat to go to Rome to
thank the poDs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-23

Job. big or little that iG done for him
will bring clients
Sire Craciously permitted the hum
bIcst OF her slaves 10 kiss Ter hand.
How lid you hear OF this:" she in
quircd
II used TO know Eliot Robinson. Jr.
when we both were residents or lit
tie democracy in tire midst OF this vast
riutoCracy-in brief. when We were in
college. I've met him occasionally at
orr COLLEGE club. and about three
wees ago ne told me what his father
was poin= II co. and 50 / drew some
plars upon n chance. r. Robinson. Jr.
Inspected them NJ my Office. liked them
and told his father about them. Rob
:nsor senior Is ut his country house
laid IN with what his son calls n
charley horse Robinson Junior prom
ICED 10 take ne ont there next week
but instead I received n letter today
from the old gentleman himself asking
me 20 come tomorrow. His selection
OF Thanksgiving day for this purpose
IL somewhat unusual. but will be emf
nently appropriate IL lie accepts the
plans. II be- doesn't no mere prociama-
Kun Att DEtrl1tIt tsih ~ Il 01g
OF thanksgiving for me. And at the
best I shall have missed dining with
your mother and you."
The young architect awoke next
morning with the impression that he
had failed To hear the gong Of his
alarm clock A glance. however. reas-
surcd him. The hands upon the dial
Indicated that he had anticipated the
summons By sixty seconds IL was
twenty nine minutes past .. He began
to prepare for his bath IN n leisurely
manner There was plenty OF time.
The train which he must take left at 8.
He fell TO wondering what chance
be had TO win with his drawings and
whether others would compete. lie saw
q competitor In every architect whose
name he could remember. lie per-
cciyed that IL was absurd for him to
cherish any hope. For structure sub
sidlary to Mr.. RobInson's country
house and necessarily harmonious in
style Mr.. Robinson would undoubtedly
consult the architect Of the larger build
Ing. He trcmbled at this notion for al
most ! minute before he remembered
having disposed Of IL weeks before by
discovering that the man was dead
BY this time Cnderhili was wide
awake. Fanciful terrors vanished. and
. real one attacked him suddenly and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-23
= EHOLD n tall young man OF
. the blond type. smooth shaven
and somewhat boyish in APP

~ EHOLD n tall young man Of
the blond type. smooth shayen
AZ and somewhat boyish in ap-
pearance. except for certain
lines OF care discernible in his counte-
nance. Behold also girl with hazel
eyes and red brown hair. They are
standing beside table in room
which the experienced observer will
instantly recognize rs the parlor OF 4
small fat in 4 big city. The young
mnn has cleared a space on the table
and has dropped several books on the
foor. He IS unrolIing some large sheets
Of paper which bear architectural
drawings.
Constance he says. this means
everything To Us. II means so much
indeed that didn't dare tell you about
II. I wouldn't tell you now II l could
help ii. because II anything goes wrong
you Will be so disappointed
"You SHOULD have no secrets from
me-" said she
"When you have taken me for bet
ter Or worse l won't" he responded.
but while were only engaged IL is not
my DUTY to make you unhappy. Cheer
ap. The time is coming when you
Will have n right to know the worst.
II l. coming mighty soon, IL old Eliot
Robinson accepts these plans and II
you yourself continue To- view the hum
tleSt Of your slaves with that favor
which has already exalted him i'm
measur.ibly above his deserts. In
short. belovedest. we can afford 10 get
married. whereas at present we can
not even afford 20 be single. At least
] can't. But II l can get this job to
do for Eliot Robinson. who is not only
n human pocketbook of conspicuous
fairness. but n society bellwether as
well. rDy bark will be upon the tide
which taken at ifs food leads on to-
fortune. as Mr.. Shakespeare says. Any
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-23

invited out to dinner He's the man
who tells the governor and the mater
what they ought to think about art.
His opinion on these plans will be
final. That's what he's here for. My
friend, your little affair is satisfac-
toriiy settled. Give yourself no fur
ther uneasiness.''
Underhill leaned weakly against a
pillar of the veranda. and the tears
came into his eyes as he thought OF
the good news that he would take
back to Constance. Robinson viewed
him with interest and comprehension
"And it's all about a dog house that
this man is going to build for my IA
ther." said he to himself a queer
world. by lingo! In some minor par
ticulars the blasted thing ne eds fixing
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-02-26

desks OF the stenographer and book
keeper.
On the second floor will be found the
dry goods department and sample
furniture. The third floor Is packed with
furniture, and general line of house
furnishing goods.
Disconnected from the main building,
and In the rear, are three large ware
rooms, In which are stored salt, -four,
hay, fertilizers, cement. wagons, plows,
etc, etc.
The entire stock is complete In all
and every part veritable depart
ment store ami n Wholesale house, all
In one.
Here Will lac found anything and
everything for the house and farm ex-
cept threshing macbincs-t there is no
room for these-but everything else Is
there, from a pin to plow, from a toy
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-02-26

several years, the firm carrying a
general line, and doing a prosperous
business.
AT this time North Tazewell was
known as Kelly, and the site upon
which the present town stands was
owned almost entirely by Capt. C. A.
Fudge, who still lives there and owns
valuable blue grass farm adjoining
the town, besides valuable property
within the corporate limits, retained by
him after selling off u large number OF
town lots for building purposes.
Along about this time Mr.. Peery
formed o-partnership In business
with Capt. Fudge and others, and a
still more important partnership with
Capt Fudge's accomplished daughter,
Miss Clair, to whom he was marned,
which he considers the best days work
Of his life.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-02-26

early In life, and by his indomitablc will
and energy, combined with fine business
ability, has fought his way up. He was
one OF the pioneer settlers and mer-
chants OF the now thriving little city Of
North Tazewell, commencing business
there In the year 1887, In the small
building shown in the cut on this page.
At this time the Clinch Valley Divi.
sion Of the Norfolk and Western Rail.
way was under construction, and Mr..
Peery. as a member OF the firm OF
Peery and Higginbotham, conducted a
general store, chiefly supplying the
railroad people.
The late J. b. Higginbotham, father
OF A. s. and A. j. Higginbotham, two
OF our most popular young citizens. the
former a lawyer and the latter a stock
raiser and farmer, was the senior
member OF this firm, and to whom Mr..
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-02-26
BluestOno Shaken Up.

Bluestone, Va. Feb. % Blue,tone
needed good shaking up, and / think
II came very near getting il Saturday
night.
Mrs. Nettie Trogdon. who is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Mamie Med DWELL al
biountviile, Is coming beck soon. We
again.
Almost every one ON Bluestone was
remembered st. Valentines dny. |
think: though, that 1t was Just two. or
three that remembered us all
>. III. Summers says he is going 10
plant corn pretty soon.
Misses Alma Reynolds and Iau,a
Tabor were visiting the city Of Graham
on St Valentines dav.
The Bluestone Public School will
close the fourth of March. We have
had good school. Many thanks to
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-02-26
Real Estate Sales in Thompson vaIIe,

Real Estate Sales in THOMPSON Valley.
The many friends OF Mr.. William
buchanan are glad To see him out again
after several weeks sickness.
Wade Correll, Of Giles county. has
been visiting friends and relatives il,
this community for several days recent
ly.
Mr.. Joseph CIeggar's fine Roller
Mill Is about ready to 20 into operation.
Several hands have been at work ON
this mill ever since early in the fall II
Is said that It is fitted with the latest
and best patented machinery. Such a
mill is credit to any community, and
should be patronized Mr.. Creggar is
a good citizen. and one who never does
things by halves.
Rev. Mr.. Hanrahan filled his re-
GUAR appointment at this place Sun-
day morning. The sermon was fine
one, being prepared especially for the
youth OF the community.
AS was announced In last weeks
News, Mr.. George Surface has recently
purchased the two fine farms of Mr.. !
f. Buchanan, Of this place. We are
informed that the prices were $4,000
for the home place and $4,000 for the
mountain place. While do not give
these fgures as correct, Mr.. Buchanan
must have got a good price, as both a
the farms are fine ones.
Mr.. Newt Buchanan and Vester
Brooks bought the Jake Cornwall Land
last week. have not been able 10
learn what the price paid.
William Buchanan has bought Mrs.
Is. Thompsons fine mountain farm.
The price paid for was $4,000 per
acre. There Is about lao acres In the
tract.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-02-26

ssonc, w. Va.
Mrs. J. Floyd Black Is III this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Peck, OF Wyth
Vile. are at the Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Lewis leave
March lst for Pa, where Mr.. Lewis
has accepted IA position with MIR. A. j.
King, who was superintendent for s,,,-
eral years FOR the ColleIies Co, here.
! Miss Sadie Baach Is expected home
this week from Cincinnati, where she
spent the winter.
DIR. l.. Il. Ward Is in Lynchbure
this week on business.
Mr.. q. M. Hawke is indisposed this
week.
Rev. r. N. Mead visited Poca this
week.
Rev. Samuel Williams Moore leaves
on Monday for three months trim 70
Jerusalem, TO attend the Worlds Sun
day School Convention. During bis
stay Rev. Mr.. MebbIn will fiji his
charge here. n
The Woman's Club met Friday pee
the nome OF Mrs. W. Parker Buck
walter. Shakespear was the subject
,, discussed. Miss Austin read q paper,
| also Mrs. Bloch.
Officers and members present were:
MRS. John p. Halle-. President; Miss b.
Cox. Sec'y; Members: Messrs. Buck
walter. Bach, Ward, Galway, Giesen.
Hawke. Zimmerman, Leclde, Lawford'
Bloch, Young, Landon, Keller. Lewis.
Misses Cameron W. Browning, Mary
and Louise Phelps. Young, Mabel and
Ray Baach, Austin.