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Arizona silver belt., 1905-04-06

wish to announce that l have post pOned my entertainment which 1 in- tended to repeat April l2, on account of MT. Golfers recent accident and present sickness. Later on hope to please our Globe theater goers again.
 MRS. KATzENsTEIN COLLIER.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-04-06
Michigan apples at Pratps.

Gold ore concentrated or amalga- mated on shares, or bought for cash, at E. F. Kellner x Company's Lost Gulch Mill. In
Arizona silver belt., 1905-04-06

B. F. Crawford has bought eight desirable building lots on the hIll near Jas. II. PascOe's residence.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-04-06

and the company will pay D per cent of the contract p. ice for work as com- pleted at intervals to be agreed upon, and 9 per cent to be retained by the company until completion of the con tract.
 For further particulars call on W. s. Sultan.
 T. A. PAsCOE, President.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-04-06

Mrs. Eliza WinSlOw, who h,Is been sick for several week, Is, happily, much improved, and able to bG about.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-04-06

w. G. Duncan, of Brookner X Dun can, Indian traders at San Carlos, is spending the day in Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-04-06

Wanted-One hundred to l50 head of stock cattle, stating price.
 B. k. CRAWFORD, Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-04-06

L. c. Hicks expects to leave within the next two weeks for Bingham, Tenn, to make his home there with son
Arizona silver belt., 1905-04-06

Phone No. :, the Peerless Market, and order a pail of that home render e d lard.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-04-06

You Will make no mistake by get ting your cigars and tObaccoS at the PostOllice store. tf
Arizona silver belt., 1905-04-06

Wanted at the Kinney House, girl to do laundry work, If
Arizona silver belt., 1905-04-06

John F. Brown, of Futile X Brown, traders at Rice, spent today in town.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-04-06
Ih Every Depatme f
 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF GLOBE
Arizona Silver Belt
LOCAL NEWS,

Try a Del Monte Sunday dinner.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-04-06
Weather Report

Record for the firstSiX days of April by B. c. Fow voluntary ObSe yer.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-04-06

Dr. l., D. Ricketts, general mana.
 ger of the Old Dominion, who return. ed from the south on Monday nights train, met with painful, though
 fortunately not serious, accident while he was being driven to his resi- dence from the railroad depot. The spirited horses were travelIug at a rapid gait and when opposite the slag dump a sagging telephone wire caught the wagon top and tore 1t of in au in. stant One of the broken standards it is supposed, struck De. Ricketts back of the left ear, infliCting a scalp wound which bed freely until Doctors Holt and Kennedy arrived and dressed the the injury. Dr. Ricketts has not sui fered any bad effects from the wound.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-04-06

During the btseDIll game last $ Iu- day afternoon & c. Sdylcr, who Was one of the spectators lined up to the right and near tO the hOms plate, was hit on the left side of the face near the lobe of the ear, by swifCly bat ted ball. shorty was completely knocked out for two or three minutes. Dr. E. c. Fox took charge of him an d aS soon as he had partially revived MT. Sayler was taken home. A hour later he was upon the streets showing but little effect of the injury. Had the ball struck him au inch and half higher up it would in all probability have proved fatal
Arizona silver belt., 1905-04-06

Miss Dot Hord went tO San Carlos on Monday to visit her uncle, W. C. Duncan and family. Miss Hord has applied for position as teacher iu the Globe public schools for the next term and we sincerely hope that her application will be favurably acted upon, as she has the reputation of be ing a very capable teacher. Miss HOrd taught the WheatlieldS school the past year auC had previously taught three years at Tonto, in each instance giving excellent satisfaction.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-04-06

The trial of Al Kettle on the charge of having held uE aud robbed W. w. Jones, one of the proprietors of the lnterna tioual saloon, began in Justice Thomas court on Wednesday at 10 o'clock armand vas concluded Thurs. day. A number of witnesses testified and W. w. Jones positively identified Kettle as oue of the two men who par. ticipated in the olhery. The facts elicited at the rial were about the
Arizona silver belt., 1905-04-06

Last week A. NJ. Beal purchased from J. E. Newman aud Sam Kee business property Fronting 20 feet on the west side of Broad street, the premises occupied by Jack Martin as a saloon and by q Chinese restaurant. The deal was made through Jas. S Towle, and the price paid was S6OOO, which would indi ate an advance in values in that b lock of fully 100 per cent in the past year. Although the are n1t of great value, the property brintgs a large rental.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-10
Iyron StaniOro'S SOS.

@oli5ci in 6onohhu bdlt icIt an Der
0jiihnorO I6Coric - Die S6ul-
oigcn UcrOcn in Son 1ruujiScO
gciu6t.
6ruu5iaco, GoI, 9.NiGrj.
- Gic EolijCibcunlten lrlo 0ic Frl'
uut Gctcftipo crfI0rcn, boB tic in ocnl
SouS ocr 1rou StoniorO fein @irt
gcilu0cn bnbcn.
Sonolulu O. Widr5. - Glrh
Oic 9(u9ioacn Der Gbenifcr bel ocn
ISnqucIt il6cr Sen Spo Der 5rnu
Stunioro lit ictt Der 6oG iprudrcii
iiir oic SSltru g0uorOcn. Gic g!uSio1c
ocS iodperItGnOi0c GbenlifcrS N. e
Gmcon gina bubin oob Die 5lold)e,
ans Der 1rou Stanioro Oic onGcbIih
tGotlide Coils cnhubm, l3 @runtn
ooppclfo6lcniuurc2 giotron uup Gin
hul6cs @rann Strpfnin cntbicIt.
Gie llntcriil6lmg Der GingcluciOc ct.
gnb, OaB cS inm0Gli6 mar, @ift SIT
Gage 5u i0rOcrn obglcid mon Die
fir Strp6nin boroftcriitiI6c tarbigc
9icoftion poriunO.
@cncrolompult 2lnoreluS loll bel
Dem ,5toicIt icinc 6rngen in Der Hb'
iibt ocItelt bobcn rincn Sclbitnlorn
Der 5rou StoniorO ais ipobrIbeinlid)
rrid,eincn 5n loiicL inocm or lid Do
bel olli oic lDutiuhc Itiibtc, bob6rolI
StonforO in Son 5ron5isco nit Dem
inteniip bittcrcn @eidnlod bon
Strpdnin bcfnnnt mllroe, jcooh IN
Der Iooesnudlt obiolut 9tihtS bar
iibcr iootc, oob i6r BEL Der Mcoi5in,
lpcld)e i6rcn 2cbcn cin Gnoc genlnft
BADEN ioa, Scr glcihc @eidnad oui-
Gefallen lei
Gic biciigc Eoli)ei gIonbt ooii
Sran Stanioro Dcrglitet Dnroc iulb
Die idnloiaen Ferionen iih in Soll
5rall5iseo bciinoen-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-10
9inleitan8 3nr wiiienl9aitlidep
llntrrin@unO unO ein llnters
nebmen, Sem llmitdsrriien
rin GHSr 81 maiden.
9ie DnnOerbOleH GiScuidaiten OOu
SOrebOllnO mO Sar nlO Wie
es ant beIten gebraudt
UirO.
8idti8e Sbatiaden fir Illc, in ge.
5ng anf cine GutSefuns.

Sic SterbIid6IciisIabeueu oieles Ganoes act.
ecn, ooB bel gaetem ole grBbte sln5nbI bon 20.
bcSiduen ourb e6ptnolu6t ooer aranfbeiteH
dDuIlber Gotur encbeH. Sod, nbaeie6en bon
Dem ibotIiden GrioIee. peIden fie oft In ficb
irdeen MAIDEN Die GudIereieH unb 2ei6en, feIbft
In ben eritcn gInidnGen, eS notbtuenoig. brpmpte
NdltcI dur gtbbiIlfc 81 eebrnuben. ttn5meifets
bait III 0aS ar6bte SeiImiiteI Der Reu5eit flr
GunBens rHo StebItopisSrnnl6eiten eale's SaHep
ui So,CbuuuO nuo Gar tucI6es 70 punberboue
RcIulinte er8ieIt uno 70 drgemeine sIufHerffdfn,
leit ami b IenTt
SieicS groBe 9eiImitieI beibt auber ben St.
ocni6ditcn iueIde ieiH Rame anseiat, fiinf an,
ocre SngrcoIeH8ieH alle fpe5ieu fur araHfbeiteu
Der 9un8e nno oes StbIunoes beItimmt Stele
Suiunmcnfieauna III oas 8eiulInt bon Ianaen
lno iorgfdItigcn 9erfu6en, uno es fanH fibn
bebGupiet lueroeu ouB, BET 8eiien ge6raubt in
oucn 5dllen 9eiung fiber IT, mlan ioute bic
eriien 3eibeH Der edlpinbludt Mot Ieid0t neb.
men. Gle ituo bic gIbuuiadroe elmer 8erIt5.
run0Ss9rniee. uHo miiren NIT enem G6Inae
bcrnidtet peroen, iuenn oas oeben gerettet tpers
ben fol-. gs niitt burnaus glid1ts, su fdeert,
es III mir cine fIeine GrfdItura, peIde baIo
borilbergeben ipiro. Gle uiro Mot l6neH bors
ilbergeben, fucnn iie Mot total uno prompt IN.
lerortidt miro. gon ben 3auienoen, bic burot
pale's 1ousn of purebuuuo ano Tar boIitdnoia
ge6eiIt iporoen iino, f1uuen unf BerIahgeH btele
bor5hgIi6e 3euGniie eeeeben tperoeu iebon III.
Die gSnbrDet. bnB eS aIle 2ungensarnnIbetteu
Iurrt, 70 geniieenb fetoeftcat oat feline tueitere
@rtrterung oarilber notbpenoe it, Gs tuiro in
3ipet SroBen oerfauit, 5ii 90 Gents Hnb ST bic
6laidle, uno 1T 5u baben bel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-10
ISr0m NhnOluif'S lsrp,ef,.

Is lcOclunO, o, 8. 0iGr5. -
Sm Ero5cIlc acgcn 6ralt Gbaoluif
WurOc bcntc 0oS 8crb0r Scr gnt.
loIhrn8S5cuGcn geid)loiici tno ole
Nmu0ltc bcgouncu ibrc S6IlBoror.
mcntc NubridlcinIid) miro Die ,Sltrp
morGrn Nuhnlittug ibrc 0erotbnn.
gen bc0innelL 9lnorcp Gnrnegie'S
3cll8niB luhr0c nicbt gcbraldt. itno
Der Stnbltonig crid)icn niht ouf oem
3clgcmtono, oIlcin icine 3eugengc-
bibrcn int 8ctroge BON $Gi.i0 iino
pon gunocsnorihou GbunoIcr be-
rclt9 ol9eiUicicn uorben itno perbel
ibm per Bot 5lgeididt merOen, ialIS
CT lie uid)t ielbit abbott.
N0breno Der beltigen 8eribt8-
Siblng ltelltcn ole Tcrtbeioiautgss
Amu0lte ocn gIntru9, OnB OoS 8erid)t
Den 5oa aus 0en S1noen Der Silrp
nebmc ilnO Gin freiipre6enOeS9erbift
obgebe. 9ll@ 8rllno iiir oen gtntr1g
mrroen aepilie on9cblid)e tehniihc
WiGngc( in Der glntluge olligefiibrt.
9iifter Snplor ucrmori Den glntroa,
nad)Ocm er lnnge 9Irgumclte 0oriiber
ucrnonlnen botte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-10

ju crboItcuL gon5 glcldl oh mir nod
Qnolifijirt iin0 oOcr nidt, 0oS 2cben
! Der lm@ onpertrolten @uiiuaicrc
uufa Spiel iebeit miir0cn Gcnn
Don uniercr iihcren 6iibrlln9 Der
! 3ijgc bGngt ia ood) utb micr &ebcn
ob. 9lber Nr. 0eolep mill Oo9 oltC
EcrionoI los lucrocn lmO ucrildte,
Qlittcl IN lImpenoung ST brin9en, Die
nidt Dem @ciit llnicre9 &crtrogcS
cntiprcbcn Soicrgc0cn moucn mir
una icbiiBcn.
George e. gcppcr 9rdliocnt ser
2otol.Giptiion Der Street & electric
employees 2(iiociatiOn," 6cmcrfte I'M
2lnihhrB Dicron, ooB Die Soltltng Der
,Sntcrborougb- b-Gonlpognic Den gIn0C.
lteltcn qcocniibcr c9 notbpcn0i1
mn6tc, uac 9InqeltcIlten OcS Sntcr.
borough, ,SpltenlS rntcr cincm gc'
mciniomcn Grrflltip-Gonlitc jll utrs
Cinigcn. o9SCr luiQ c9 inns perOcns
fen" hrbr Ycpper fort nluem mir
fiir 9cutc, 0ic $t,25 bis $l.S5 NM
h0tltcnS 50 pro Iog fir O bis -.
ltiinoigc 9lrbcitSjeit pcroicnen, cilr-
trctclJ lurr fam nit cincu iolhcn
Gintonmcn cine 3onIilic Dor Ocm
Qarbcu i6iitcn. SoQor llniiornclr
miiiicn on0cidoiit pcrOcn. Wtou Der
lnn0t Cir propcreS Nuftrctcn. %8c1cn
gcrinNiilQigcr Ncrle6cn mcrocu gln-
5ci0cn critottct. Ger rmlic6ium @c'
morOcnc nu!B ii6 SIR &crontluortlng
itcQcL Gr perliert eincn Sugcalo6n
mo miro, lpie 0aa ia bdufig Dor
fonumt nod ouBerocn nit >, 3 o0cr
aud S Io9cn Suspcn0irln9 pom
1icnIt bcitroft 2IQe lunicrc &criudc,
unlcrc Gage mclligitcuS III GhuaS
mli5ubciiCrn, pur0en ignorirt. Niun
ucrtr0ltCtc ltn0 inter 0cn luin0i0ltcn
&ouu0uocn BON eiler Gonfercn5 5ur
anocrcn. g8ir 6urdldoutcu Srolcu
uno ian0Cn Is am 9lnthlunlItcn, INN
cn0liM 5u bGuciicn, Dab nod nicbt
offer Munnc0rrIt1 in unS critidt it,
Q3ir i6rittcn 5um Strife crit nod0cm
mir lonNc, un0 id ulnb inNclI ioit 5r
lonQc, Nc50gcrt 6otttn. Nir luuBtcrt,
mcIdc idlucrcn lInoHncbnllicbfcitcn
mir oem Yubliflnn s5crcitcn miirocn
g3cr bilft ms ober? Nir niilicn ms
ie(6cr 6clfcnl GOcr boben mir ais
2iir0cr oieicr Sta0t, uclhc 0iwdj i6r
ri1cnca @clO j. .. bic licibobn cr.
Gouct licB mo Ocielbc ouf Sabre
hindua oCr SSntcrborougb 'Gonlpognic
ol2 nlclfcnOe Sub ii6crlieb, nidt OoS
&cdjt, fijr lulicrc Gienitc oil lrnlcrer
Sto0tbn6n pcniQitcnS micrc Tonli
licn Dor 9tobrlu0aiOrgcn 5u icbft
5eu?"
Sic Strifeiiibrcr erfl6rCn citltin,
mig @robtbcf Stonc Gobc ibncn in
Der 9lngclcgcnbcit 9tid)tS 5lt bcicbIcn,
uno lie luiirOcu ou9borrcn. Sinlotbp
Seolcu, YrGiiocnt Der n3ntcrnotionoI
9rot6cr6ooO oi stationary Sire
man" iogt, icinc Organization lei
BON Ocn Strifcrn mn cinen Spnpo.
t6icitrifc erillbt morOcn lmO bobc ob'
0clebnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-10
eincn anh in eoren

tsnrn auR tn Nbren
flHn IicWuun pcripcbrcn mo ein EeTiieh Der
e.. Serunro'e GrdHterpirn ipiIb Sehen Der
on Bcrilopilllp, 3nepepitc. Nopll0mcrd. guttig.
felt 1hluinoel, llehelfcil SOobreltnen eelbs
fu6t Sdmers In oer Seie beleeter 3unae
bap0n ilber5engcn. odb oeies giiitel. oeeu
5ninnmenietnng pur S1brbnnoerien bon 0eH
1clebrteil l'erabaroiner WiDHo1eH crilnoen pHfs
Sc ultlh bcute nod oGs bette Witlel geaen nlle
ieHe Spmptnme Hn0 0creu eirllnolcloelt. eebera
trdnl9cit III. (U{oDhSt. 1&9S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-10
6. W.. Grittcnton,
Gigcrt9iimcr, Nr. 115, Snlton=Str.
ysciu.Dorf,
III irgenO einer glpotbefe.

a0e Bntienten. iueIbe es no6 Mot berfudbt
baben, foaten sS fofort tbun; bic es bereits ber.
in6t BADEN, beOiirfeu feiner 8urebe. es ipieber
81 i6un.
Viie's 3nbnifmu5.SrOpien bstfeH In eInes
Wlinute.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-06-02

newsstand or direct from the publish
ers for the trivial sum OF only ten cents.
Mr.. Poul de Longpre is justly styled
the king Of Flower Painters" He
not only paints roses. but every flower
that grows, and is the highest authority
on flowers. His paintings are found in
the most select homes. Some have
sold for as much as seven thousand
five hundred dollars Isl 500 Co.,
Artists, art critics and competent
judges all agree that the covers OF the
Woman's Home Companion far excel
those OF any other magazine.
The Woman's Home Companion is a
magazine which in beauty and excell-
ence, art, stories, illustrations and fash
ions, etc, excels all other home and
family magazines. The Woman's
Home Companion is published by The
Crowel Publishing Company, New
York City, also Chicago, ILL.,, at One
Dollar a year, and is the favorite mag
azine In nearly half a. million homes
where 1t is read and every issue by
three million people.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-06-02
TOILET TIPS.

Massage should always be across the
line OF conformation.
The use OF witch hazel in modera-
ton on the face is not harmful. 1t is a
vegetable astringent.
Skin foods and creams are best ap-
piled at night, as the skin has then
more time to absorb them.
Sage tea II used constantly will dark
en- the hair. A cupful may be made at
a time, sleeping in the same manner
ordinary tea is made.
For a rough skin lather the face well
with a good soap and a drop or two OF
glycerin, rinse OF and dust the face
with oatmeal. rinse again and dry with
a soft towel.
For a good camphor mouth wash try
the following: Take a pint OF hot wa
ter and dissolve In IL two drains OF
powdered borax. When the water
c0ols add one dram each OF spirits Of
camphOr and hncture OF myrrh.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-06-02
Fine Pictures Free.

At the urgent solicitation OF the
Woman's Home Companion, Mr.. Paul
de Longpre, who is the greatest painter
OF flowers in the world. consented 10
make painting of what he considered
"The Three Most Beautiful Roses" and
the painting is without doubt one of
the masterpieces of this great artist.
This magnificent picture is reproduced
In all its original grandeur on the cover
OF the Woman's Home Companion for
June. Although this cover is an ac-
curate reproduction of Ii painting worth
hundreds Of dollars, yet the June num-
Der, which has this exquisite cover,
may be obtained at any first-class
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-06-02
REPUBLICANS NOMINATE

The Republicans have put out q mar
tial ticket for the town officers We are
a little surprised at this, owing to the
attitude expressed by them that there
should be no politics in town elections
yet they have put no one out put who
is a Republican; this may be because
they could get nc DEMOCRAT to consent
TO run against the Democratic ticket
heretofore nominated, and a splendid
ticket 1t is. The town election is now q
political one, pure and simple We
understand some Of the Republican
candidates claim 10 have a list Of Demo-
Gratis that will support them. We don't
know that this is correct. We don't
see how they expect any Democrat to
vote for them, or to solicit even 70,
they have put up Republican ticket
and OF course these Republican candi-
dates expect, and arc counting on every
Republican that can vote to vote for
them. which they will no doubt do
even II some OF them We're opposed to
putting out a Republican ticket Now
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-06-02

If there be a Democrat that has so
thoughtlessly indicated to any Repub-
llcan candidate that he might vote for
him, the thing to do is to tell that Re-
publican TO excuse him. that II Is his
duty TO vote the Democratic ticket
straight, since he. the Republican can
didate, is counting on every vote from
his own party. Let no Democrat be
deceived in this way, but go and vote
the Democratic ticket on June 18th,
straight from top to bottom. Every
man on that ticket is worthy OF your
support, and the interest OF the town is
safe in their hands. Citizen.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-06-02
THE WISE COUNTY MIDDLE, AGAIN.

Twenty days after the publication OF
the charge against treasurer Barrow
and his deputy, that he left his office
on May 9th. and in so doing aimed to
prevent Democrats from paying Their
poll-tax, he limps in with lame ex-
PLANTATION, admitting that his Office was
closed on that day with the exception
Of an hour or two, and at the very time
when voters would most likely call to
pay their tax, and open at the very
time when they would not, namely
about dinner time and late in the after.
noon. But. even this statement is de-
MED, and it is stated by reputable Wise
county citizens, who declare that he
opened his office for a few minutes.
about - o'clock, and lid not return at
all that evening. And this, too, after
promising r. t. Irvine that he would
be in his Office all day, May 9th.
When it became evident that the Of
tce would not be open on that day, a
number ofvoters deposited their money
with a certain party a; Big Stone Gap.
who phoned the deputy treasurer a;
Wise, and had the parties properly
credited with their poll taxes, and the
money sent over next day. This money
was paid by the voters themselves to
the gentleman at Big Stone Gap.
These statements are vouched for
over their own signatures, in a number
OF state paper, by Jno. w. Chalkey.
X. t. Irvine, w. H. Hylton, r. ID.
Baker, l. n. Jones, NJ. X. Kelly and S
S. Brooks.
1t seems TO be about time that Wise
county should, at lerst. allow the pre-.
sent treasurer To- be replaced by n
better man.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-06-02
LABOR SAVERS.
SMALL Devices That Often Prove
Savers Of Many steps.

SMALL Devices That Often Prove
Savers of Many Steps.
/ always covered my cupboard
shelves with newspapers, and when
anything was accidentally dropped or
spilled upon them had all the trouble
OF removing everything and replacing
the papers with clean ones until a
happy idea struck me. and that was
TO have the shelves and the sides as
well enameled with two coats OF white
enamel. This is so easily kept clean,
and the cupboard is so inviting look
Ing; no danger OF ants creeping in by
way OF the cracks either.
Sometimes a very small device saves
table or stand fitted with casters. since
II can be easily moved to the stove or
wherever II is needed. Cover 1t with
enameled oilclOth. When cooking, the
culinary utensils can be placed upon
II and wheeled UP TO the stove, thus
saving the cook many steps. in bak-
ing II will also be found handy.
A cupboard built in the wall back OF
the stove has proved to be the most
handy thing about the kitchen. Here
are kept all the utensils, and other
things are neatly painted or covered
with oilclOtb. and plenty OF books are
put on the sides and at the back on
which TO hang up filters. stirring
spoons, clippers, etc. One shelf is de-
voted to lids and pot covers. This ar
rangement saves many fatiguing steps.
Exchange.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-06-02
farewell People Happy and Contented
In California.
Lodi, Cal. May II.
Clinch Valley News.
TaZewell- Va

Lou, Cal May IL.
Clinch Valley News.
Tazewell, Va.
Dear Sirs:-You will find enclosed
Four Dollars; two dollars Of which
place 10 the credit Of C. Smith, on
his account with you for the News, aud
the other two dollars TO my credit,
which will pay you one year in advance
on each our subscriptions, and send re-
ceipts FOR same.
This leaves each OF us and our
families well, and We send our best
wishes TO the success OF the News by
this remittance. Give our best wishes
to all our Tazewell friends.
This county is on as big boom now
as was Graham about dozen years
ago. Hundreds OF Eastern people COM
ing in. and settling Land IL selling
very high and stu advancing. Unim-
proved land is worth from $3.50 TO
5000 per acre, and highly improved
land as high as 5000 The latter, with
Tokay grapes, oranges. lemons, and all
the fruits.
People who had large farms few
years ago, are dividing them up into
small tracts OF from to 20 acres each
and selling them out You can see new
houses going up in every direction
mostly small houses, though very fine
ones.
The people are far more sociablt
than 1 expected TO have found them
and very acco hmodating We have
had the pleasure Of meeting several
Tazewell people among whom are the
ThOmpsons, Cdrrells, Fraziers, Mrs
Carr. u sister OF your townsman, VIM
DOak, all OF whom have been very
kind TO us. God never created a "big
ger" hearted set Of people in all his
creation. These people all seem to be-
well satisfied and doing well.
A few words II regard to climate:
The old settlers say this has been M
unusually mild wintar, though they
have had two inches more rain this
winter than usual. saw ice :wice
this winter in small watering trough.
You can see snow all the year round
on the mountain tops. Onions, lettuce
radishes. cabbage and al such vege-
tables, grow all winter.
Dairying is getting to be an immense
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-06-02
INCREASE IN REAL ESTATE VALUES

Il. w. Doak, re-assessor 81 lands
and buildings in Jacksonville District
has completed the books.
The result shows a total valuation OF
real estate in the district. OF sG5s.-
993.75. This is an increase in values
over the 1900 assessment Of S56 362
81, that is about 81 per cent, which
seems to be n very small increase. IT
should be remembered, however. that
the above re-assessment does not in
clude the coal lands of the county,
which was included in the 1900 assess.
ment, and which the new law REQUIRES
to be kept 10y the Commissioner Of
Revenue, on separate books. and must
be made every two years.
The above figures are a little disap-
pointing to those who have imagined
that the value of real estate in town
has increased rapidly within the past
few years. And more so when il il
known that the assessments of much
OF the fine lands around town. and in
the community, were increased. The
figures show, however, than more than
S3O,OOO.OO Of the above increase comes
from this town, and the rest from the
country. While the assessment was in.
creased in certain parts Of the county
1t was reduced in other parts. At anv
rate the revenue will be larger next
year than at present