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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-05-16

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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-03-23
FIREMAN GRABS AN EAGLE


Denyer. Col The rcm.n and en-
gin Ca who TOOK the s...g ....Et tiu
im.ted out of here ~ t.e- .fa.u
captured an inmen.e t... a.. ca De-
as d; was nyihs IA the ~ cN-
perience IS probably d.. q Ia Iah-
rOading.
Tho urfortrn nat" kin ID. .. "
spend the remainder ol b. ,.ys 81
sauatins the w1ni,r.n g. IF the
crowds AZ City paTK. Thc 90 .e meas
ures seven feet and four in,he, from
tip TO tip.
When nearing Limon tn engine
crew noticed the bird i.y.. ,~ and
straight ahead OF the tram. hs
train was then traVeiins at .r.l CT
to 65 miles an hour, anI IL IL ca MOI
change its course il was evi ent that
the eagle would be ovc-tahel. The
bird WIS on the left side ana IS the
engine flashed by the aremaaIclc,
out and grabbed the bird by @ leg and
pulled it into the cab. with i,e aic
Of the engineer the big fellow was
downed and tied, but il 10 !! qaite
a fight.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-03-23
DAINTY COED IN NEW ROLE
Bright Young Woman Appointed
Expert on Soils by Western
College.

Berkeley. Cal.-The dainty figure of
a feminine soil expert, working with
the bearded, grave old servants in the
agricultural college on the campus, is to
be~a spectacle, unique in the history OF
the university, 10 be seen when Miss
Alice Thompson takes her place as
an assistant soil analyst in DR.. Lough-
ridges office.
Miss thompson is TO be appointed
by the regents 10 this position, and
she will be the first woman soil ex-
pert to do serious work in this line
of agricultural research. No daintier
or more thoroughly feminine coed
than Miss Thompson graces the
campus, hut she also has the skill that
comes of natural aptitude and years
of preparation for her peculiar work
For three years she has studied I'M
der Profs Jaffa, Colby and Lough-
ridge. AMI also with Prof Hilgard, the
great authority on soils at the uni
versity.
Miss Thompson is a Berkeley girl,
a graduate of the Berkeley high
school, who entered the university
with the class of 1906. She was grad
uated at Christmas, and now is ready
TO begin work in the field which
hitherto has been left for the male
expert to cultivate AS assistant to
DIR. Loughridge the young university
girl will deal with soil problems, irri-
cation puzzles. drainage and similar
features of agricultural science
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-03-23
FAIR "CRADS" GOOD WIVES
President Seelye of Smith Declares
College Girls Are Better Quail
fled for Wifehood.

Northampton, Mass.-In his annual
report President Seelye, of Smith col
lege. after noting the high standard OF
health and the fact that the largest
number OF invalids is in the entering
class, says:
ITO determine how marriages and
births are affected by a collegiate edu.
cation, there should be an extensive
comparison between collegiate and
noncollegiate women in corresponding
social and physical conditions.
Due credit should also be given to
the abundant testimony that a major
ity of women improve physically, as
well as mentally, during their college
course.
Their graduates are better qualified
for wifehood and motherhood They
are as ready TO wed as other women
when the right man wooes them, but
many causes now lead men in active
life TO postpone marriage. and the
longer ii is postponed the less Inclined
they are to assume its responsibilities.
Women cannot take the initiative
and seek husband. Daughters in this
country at least are no LONGER CON-
tracJed in marriage by their parents.
Marriages of convenience are not
made as often by college graduates,
for they do not feel Obliged to marry
in order to escape poverty or depend
ence. There are fewer divorces among
them"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-03-23
LONG JOURNEY IN A WAGON
Civil War Veteran and Wife Go from
Montana to Pennsylvania
in Vehicle.

Unioniown, Pa.-Charles Ward, ;
civil war veteran 20 years DID, anG
his wife. aged 65, who have Travelled
in a one-horse wagon overland all thu
way from Butte, Mont, about l,60l
miles, spent the night in Uniontown
and continued on their journey t.
Harrisburg. where they visited theii
son. They left Bltte October Is. Mr.
Warl was formerly a veterinary sur.
eeon and his wife schoolteacher
Their worst Misfortune on this triI
was at Beardstowl. H., where Ian
tern exploded and the entire top o.
the wagon and sfS, nearly all the
money they had, went up in smoke
During the trip Ward was sick in the
wagon four weeks with the grip, bu
continued his journey, his wife look
ing after the horse. In all kinds O.
weather they have slept in their little
wagon, guarded by their faithful ami
NAL, half-dog and half-wolf They ar,
making the trip for the benefit o
Wards health.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-03-23
PATTED HAAKON ON BACK.
The New Norwegian King Finds His
Subjects Very Democratic in
Treatment of Him.

Chrlstiania.-Th blum treatment that
King llaakon has received at the hands
OF Bjornson. the famous Norwegian
dramatist. illustrates the strong demo-
cratic spirit In which royalty is viewed
In the kingdom OF Norway. At the end
OF play by Bjornson In the National
theatcr. at which the king was present.
the king invited the venerable dramatist
into the royal box and received him with
the remark:
1T is a very beautiful play, my dear
DIornson."
Biornson walked up TO the king and
patting him paternally on the shoulder.
said:
do not say 'majet very, your mai
esty, but 'megel.' That is how we pro-
nounce IL here. A man in your position
must take care of these little things.
you know"
King IIaakon replied with rs good
grace as he could that he would be care
full TO follow his friends advice.
THAT is right" replied Thomson, of
you take care to remember what I say
you will find you will have good cause
TO thank me-"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-03-23
STOPS CAR; REWARD is $40
Motorman Facing Chicago Blizzard
Astonished by a Midnight
Passenger.

Chicago Edward +. Russell. an
Elston avenue trolley car motorman. is
slowly recovering IRON an amazing ex-
perience which MANAGED him with heart
disease. 1t happened shortly before
midnight recently, when he was speed
ing his car in the direction of the city,
1t being his last trip from Mayfair.
An icy wind swept Elston avenue,
chilling the motorman to the bone. de-
spite his thick layers of clothing.
AT Irving Park boulevard a man and
woman wildly signaled the onrushins
car. Ii was brought 10 a standstill as
promptly as the benumbed fingers could
work the ice-fettered brake. ON board
ing the car the woman hurried TO a seat,
while the man fished out roll of bills
from an inside pocket stripped of a
new $50 note and strobe To the front
platform.
Here's $40 for You. my friend. said
the new passenger. showing the bank
note into the as1.uisa,G motorman 5
hand. 1t is little tokcu OF my deep
appreciation for your haNi stoIpcj
the car TO take my wife and me al oarl
| had given up ali ho!e that any ear
would stop for us. explained the straa-
ger
The motorman retained sufficient
presence of mind TO Pocket the $50. but
blow with a feather would have nooreo
him. The ready money passenger WAS
George Flint. a wealthy chemical manu-.
a1urcr. OF Avcn~2ic lie and his wife
had for half an hour stood on the wind
swept corner vainly striving TO stor
passing trolley ears. Eighs motormeI
had ignored them.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-03-23
HOLDS COUNTRYs RECORD
Menomonie, Wis, Claims Banner ns
AN Exponent of Anti-Race
Suicide idea.

Washington. ID. Menomonic. Wis
has more children i'm proportion Ia its
population attending it's public schools
than amy other city IN che United States.
according to State Senator James H..
stout. who told che resident OF the
wonderful record OF his home. while
calling upon him in company with SEN
ator Spoouer
senator stout Is "a multi-m1lionairo
VINO believes la giving his money To helm
primary education institutions instead
oi colleges aud universities lie has es-
Hhlishcd 500 circulating libraries
throughout Wisconsin la connection
with public schools. and has also assist
eel them Ia other ways.
lie said that out of "a population OF
$500 the town Ell MenomOnle had =. 200
children attending the public schools. a
record hc claimed was not cqualcd any
whore else In the country.
Much money" he said. "ls being left
In endowmcnts to the great educational
institutions of the country. but the stu
dents OF these schools are. as rule. able
To pay their own way. and what they pay
ought To- maintain them. The question
oi educating The masses is 10y far moro
important 90 MY mind as the bone and
sinew OF the nation comes from those
classes who are not able 10 go TO college.
They crave the advantages of education
ana should Dee encouraged and men with
money could Ind no better way OF spend
ing IL than la encouraging these aspira-
tiOnS"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-03-23
Virginia. Tazewell Comfy to-,

Virginia, Tazewoll County to-wi
To Nj. A. THOMPSON: You are hcrey
notified that / the undersigned, Robt.
y. Lusk, who PA chased on the 23d
day of Decembec, 1903. at n delinquent
tax sale of lands 10y the Treasurer of
Tazewell county, Virginia. a certain
parcel of land, in the town OF Tip-Top.
Virginia, consisting Of one (D lot and
(lO) ten acres OF land in said town. and
IN your name for taxes, levies AMI sold
cost due thereon, for the year 1902. and
] Will require ia" Clerk Of the Circuit
Court of said county Ia make me a
deed TO said lot and 10 acres. -four
months after the expiration OF this
publication
Respectfully,
RonERT 4. IuSK.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-03-23
To fur fy Sayages.

"Spe king OF the torture to which
some of the savage tribes in the Philip
pines subject their captives, reminds me
or the intense suffering endured for
three months from inflammation OF the
Kidneys" says w. M. Sherman, OF
Gushing, Me-, Nothing helped me un-
til tried Electric Bitters, three bottles
of which completely cured me Cures
Liver Complaint. Dyspcpsia, Blood
disorders and Malaria; and restores
the weak aud nervous to robust health
Guaranteed by Jackson, druggist
Price Doc,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-03-23
The Missouri Pacific
Railway Company.
st. Louis. Ion Muun''.in Il Srutht. u
RAILWAY COMPANY.

st. Louis. Ion M"unr.ip Il Suutht. u
Railway COMPANY.
Ohrr> the toil"winV vary tow nre-waN
spec ial cOlOLi~t rat tr'm ~ LOUIS iu
California ard tie Nor. h~,S., al q G..
many point, IN Old VI CO ,ncludi 4
Mexico CT Y:
$50 TO ali California c, mmon point :;
also to Portland, Tacoma S,aitle ami
vancouver; S27 80 Ia Spokane, Imatilla
and srtrrmediate points; SO to Helena,
Butte, Anaconda ard all inter mediate
points. Five days stop-OverS allowed at
many prominent points i'm California
also rate OF S37 from -. Louis to City Oi
Mexico and many other points i'm Old
Mexico Tickets to he sold daily from
Feb: 10 to April Z, 1906. Through Daily
Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars will be
operated between st. Louis. California
aud the Northwest during the above
period. Via Mo. Pac., ID. 4 H. G and
sou. Pac. to San francisco and Los
Angeles; also VIA Mo. Pac., ID &R g. Ia
salt Lake City, these san Pedro Route
to Los Angeles; alsO'Nia Iron Mountain
L. Il L and Sou. Pac., the True Southern
Route. Through standard Sleeper e.
Mexico City daily, also through Tourist
sleeper first and third Tuesdays OF each
mo Ith. For Descriptive Literature and
detailed information, address
A A. Gailhgn,r. ID. u. A
4l9 Walnut 5, Gmci matt, o
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-03-23
Quits Pulpit to Run Quarry

To serve a pastoRte and operate q
slate quarry at the same time have
proved too arduous a task for Rev. ID,
Il. Richards, pastor of the Baptist
church at Slatington, Pa, and he has
resigned. to devote his attention solely
to his quarry. DR.. Richards congrega-
ton is astounded by his decision. Only
recently some of his wealthy parishion-
ers paid the expenses of the pastor for a
tour through Wales.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-03-23
FEEDS THROUGH A FUNNEL
Indiana Mans Stomach Has Dried
Up; Fails t. Do us Work
Gains in Weight.

New Albany, lnd.-Peter RUBY. n
patient St ST. Edwards City hospital.
Is practically without a stomach. and
Notwithstanding this peculiar condi-
ton. he is able To move AROUND with
surprising activity. and has gained in
the last few weeks Is ponds in
weight. with a noticeable improve
ment in health daily.
More than two months ago Ruby.
who had been employed for many
years I'm the rolling mill at New Al
oany, went to the hospital for treat
ment. Upon e: aminatio it was found
that he was 5, ffering from maiig-
nant ulcer of the stomach. which
caused SO great a contraction of that
organ that no food could pass either
In or out. II has since become so
shriveled that he is In the same con-
dition as If the stomach had been
removed. For several weeks he could
take no nouriShment, and he came
nearly starving to death before he
would consent TO an operation.
Several weeks ago the operation
was performed and consisted of an
opening in the abdominal wall and
through the intestine below the stom-
ach, into which tube was inserted.
and by this means the man receives
nourlshment. Ruby carries funnel
with him and, after Inasticating solid
food. drops il into the funnel ami
washes I: through the tube by means
OF warm milk. soup or water.
The patient seems rather proud II an
otherwise OF his aiIliction, and for
several Gays has been calling on his
friends In various parts Cf New Al
bany lie is perfectly Wiling at all
timas 10 exhibit the apparatus b.
which he takes nourishment and to
relate AL the details IF the Gaze IT
the hospital. where Re is still cared
for it IS said that he has the appc-
tite of harvest hand. and is not at
all choice in regard to his diet. being
able to partaLe of anything offered
him.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-03-23
WHIM COSTS FORTUNE
UNUSED PURCHASES VALUED
AT S25O,oOo.
Piles of Useless Articles Found When
Executor of Estate of Woman with
Mania Steps Into Brooklyn
House of Mystery"

New York.-Search of the house OF
mystery" IT'S State street, Brooklyn.
by J. H. SQuibb. executor of the es-
tate of Mrs. Mary Cook King. who died
IN a Flushing sanitarium a few weeks
ago. showed where the greater part
OF the 100000 estate left by her hus-
band had gone. More than $3.50. 900
worth OF goods. bought in four years
or shopping in New York. was piled
unused ia rooms. closets and halls,
nearly filling the large -four-story
Drown-s.one mansion, and lay for 10
years unheeded.
Laces were heaped upon calico. furs
on cotton. the daintiest of linens and
silks were stored with common house
hold garments. $500 gowns from the
most fashionable OF dreSsmakers were
laid on cheap Mother Hubbards,"
solid silver and cheap plate and the
mos. fragile of china sets were mixed
with ironware. crystal and cut glass
with common glasSware-a was cast
In piles reaching as high as the cell
ings. stuffed in closets and lying on
the stairs
az NASNCNNig &C - VI lIe Il1nld OF
Mrs. King and explains the dissipation
CT part of the estate left 10 her 20
years ago.
There were no children born to the
Kings, and when Mrs King came out
of mourning two years after her hus-
bands death ii was s0Gnd she had de
veloped an eccentriciy Of character
bordering on insanity She qevel-
oped shopping MANIA" disoha re ed
all her servants. had The windows ana
doors OF he. home iron barred. ana
refused to receive visitors. She grew
worse. ana ut the end OF four ears.
aboui 1889, it WAS thought b / to
send her to a s2nitarium At the time
she was promised that no one SHOULD
ente" her home until after her death
When the court appointed a commit
tee ior her estate it was impossible to
find more than S25.0OO in a bank. and
she refused to tell what had become
of the rest. There was then no
thought CT searching the house
Mrs. King died some weeks ago, and
by her will Mr.. Squibbs was the ex-
ecutor. When the legal formalities
were concluded he began a hunt for
the missing securities. When he
turned the key in the rusty lock and
entered the house the astonishing dis
covery was made
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-03-23
Luckiest Man in Arkansas

sI'm the iuckiest man in Arkansas"
writes Ii. l. Stanley, of Bruno, "since
sac restoration of my wife's health after
five years OF continuous coughing and
bleeding from the lungs; and owe my
good fortune 10 the worlds greatest
medicine, DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, which know from ex-
perience will cure consumption iftaken
in time. My wife improved with first
bottle and twelve bottles completed the
cure" Cures the worst coughs and
colds or money refunded. At Jackson
druggist, soc and 81. Trial bottle tree.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-03-23
NOTICE.

Tazewell Electric Light and
Power Company is sole agent
for the Celebrated Raven Red
Ash Coal, the best domestic coal
on the market. This coal is
screened over 1 4 mesh screen.
Nothing but pure lump delivered.
All slack is used under boiler
Leave orders at Tazewell
National Bank or with conductor
on street car.
c. c. LONG, Mgr.
6 % at
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-03-23
A Scientific Y oondcr.

Tie cures tlat stand 10 It's cIedr
make Bucl lens ArniCa Salve a scicn-
iific wonder. u cuI,d +. +. milford
lecturer for tie la;.o . Hush Ddry
Wa!nesboTo, a., 90 a distressing cas'
Of Tiles. II heals the worst Burns
Sores. Boils, Plcers, IT'S, Wo. ds
Chilblains and Salt Rheum. My %,
at Jaekson's drug store.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-03-23
The American
Ihrc>helnlan.
Composition, Bldg, Madison,
Wisconsin.
\ MODERN MIRACLE.

Truly miraculous seemed the re-
coveIy of Mrs. Mollie Holt .f this
place" writes J.OH. Hooper. Wood
ford, Tenn, ''she wis 80 wasted hy
coughing mp pusS from her lungs.
Doctors declared her end so near that
her family watched 10y her bedside
forty. eight hours; when, at my urgent
request ID. King = New Discovery was
given her, with the astonishing result
that Improvement bcgau, and contin
ued until she finally completely re
covered, and is "A healthy woman to
day" Guarniecd cure for coughs and
colds. Doe and Sl.OO at J. T.. aCkson,
Druggist. Trial bottle free.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-03-23
King of Denmark Dies Poor.

1t IS stated that King Christian of
Denmark left only a small fortune,
amounting probably to less than $780,
600. He was always charitable, and
most of his revenue, aside from that abb
solutely needed for household expenses,
went as gifts to the poor and to desery-
Ing institutions.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-03-23

WAN TED: by Chicago wholesale
and mail order house, assistant man
ager (man or woman) for this county
and adjoining territory. Salary $50
aud expense paid weekly; expense
money advanced. Work pleasant;
position permenent. No investment
.'r experience required, Write al
once for iull particulars and enclose
self-addressed envelope.
COOPER & CO.,
1872 81, Lake Chicago, Ill,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-03-23
Look Ont for That

avoid reading tales that end badly
counsels somebody who is telling the
people how to live a hundred years
1t is too true, alas, that many a prom.
Using story winds up with the adver
tlsenent of some patent medicine.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-03-23
DOUBLE IN Z YEARS.
RECORD OF l1TPCRTs L1>-o II
UNITED STATS.
Value in 1908 Reached Sl.1To. CO.,
600 Against SG&S. oOO.coO IN
lS9S-Raw Silk Increased
by 100 Per Cent.

Washtneton.-The IMPORTS ir.- the
United States have pra,tb. O.. e.cl
in value IN the last seem years. ace
cording To bulletin isSuoI 10y tn
bureau OF satisfies ot tho 6coar.u at
of commerce and labor.
In the calendar year ta05 the inn.
ports aggregated in value SlI19O10.-
600. as against S635.OOO. 600 in tho Cel-
endar year 1895 The figures ot 1898
inchded merchandise from Porto
Rico and Hawaii. now customs dis
tricts of the United States. n. the bull
letin says. the value OF the mer-
chandise brought from these is.anda
in 1905 be added a. the bureaus. state
ment Of imports from ioretsn com
tries. the grand total for 1895 won d
be Sl.23i zoe. 900
The increase i'm importations is dis
tributed through an classes and prac-
tically ali articles of merchandise.
Food stUns increased SSl.OOD 900 a
gain OF 40 per cent. manufactures in
creased $Sl .O0O. 900. or a. per cent:
luX1ries Increased $4,000 600. OF g0
per cent. and manufacturers mate
rails increased sos. 0OO. 600 or M
per cent. These figures do not in
clude merchandise from Hawaii and
Porto Rico during 1905. II these were
included. the increase in food suffs
would b. about Sl3l 900. 900. OF 40 pen
cent.
Raw silk importations increase
about TOO per cent. tin imports AN
increase of POO per cent: hides and
skins. 80 per cent; crude rubber 90
per cent, copper from Si00O.O0O "a
S2S,o00,0oO. sugar from $7S0o0OoO a.
$l5l, 0oo.00O 0ncmdung $5o0no 00f
brought from Porto Rico and HawaiD,
cotton manufactures 90 All kinds from
S29. 00O.00e to S5t.0o0oo0. silk manu-.
features S25.e0l.0'O To S3t500.00h
cigars and ciear,trs from fi.75".o0l
to about $iOoo.0O In addition to this
S. GCG.OO0 worth Of cirnt .u3 ,i"ar
etos we've rc .ei"cl from rorto Ric,
la.t year Vine. er' ri 0n1 malt
u ruors ncr' loan 90 n.'Ol &C.
about SlS.0oo az .nl fi,man3s from
s" ',2 coo 10 St9., .o1l
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-03-23

Washington. The iocci.a .,inmer @
OF the United Stpa appr n.s sur
pr.ansty near 80 tr" .''. tpo. ono
point IN the ra!cn trr re.l ...1. nc
coriing 90 "a rrppri ia-ucf - tao bu-
reau 90 statistics. 'tt r.mr.l oI com
merre ana labor
Tho total imports and exports OF
marohanlisc." the report says. 1l
S.. SOC. O0o.uOO. against s2.207 OoO0o0 In
1900. an average increase OF $lO0,-
O0J.DaJ wear
"lr the S2.Sb5.oJo.O0O OF foreign
commerce in 1905 w.Te added TO the
figures OF trade with Hawaii and Porto
Rico. formerly foreign territory. and
inchdel I'm our statements OF for
eign trade prior Co. 1901. the total
would. appr Ximatc 81 9oo. op1 600 CT
about 500. 00o.o99 more than O l" years
ago. ami 81 poo. 0cO.cG0 more than ten
years ago.
Another notable a. ~~rtor'etic OF
the years foreign trade is the fact
that the exports in December wcrc
practically S2o0.9'0.o0n. .hc largest
months expectation m ang y.ar riar
To that time being that OF ',emlcr.
1904 when the total WIS Sf7lSl9.56C.
The import rrcord Tor 1908 is also
in excess of that OF any preceding
year. being for the - months ended
with December $l,l79.35S.S46. Against
! 81 .O35 800 1870 in 1904 The growth of
Imports. while not rapid. has been
steady. and continues to be- so. keep
ing pace. approximately. with lhe
| growth C population.
The commerce with the n0ncon-
/ tiguous territory of The Unitcd sta ci
also makes new high record for
! 1905 I: will amount 90 about $l3j,-
0OO.0 in value. ae"inet % little less
than Sl0o.0OO.O0 lJsi year
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-03-23
Needs More "Cops.O

The population of New York city is
4,Ol4,5O4. and there are 1854 policemen
and 1857 saloons. The population of
Chicago is l ,99O.75O and there are 1876
policemen and 7O17 saloons.