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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16
FATAL TRAIN WRECK
One Killed and Many Injured on
the Lake Shore Road.
REAR.END CRASH OF TRAINS

special Excursion Train While stand.
ING on a siding at chsstsrton, Ind.
was Run Into by SUBURBAN
Train
Chlcago. Sept l5.--One woman was
INSTANTLY killed., ave persons so Serl.
ously Injured that taeir death Is ex
pected, and twenty.visht other pas-
sengcra were more or less seriously
injured In a wreck at Ches,erton. Ind !,
on the Lake shore and Michigan
southern road early Monday,
A suburban train from Chicago
crashed into tho rear end OF special
excursion train hound Tor indianapolis
over the Lake Elrie and Western road
while the oScursl1n train was 6tanding
az tho station.
Local physicians aided tho iniureda
NATL a special train brought the In
Iared 10 Chlcngo. where they we're
taken 10 the Mercy hospital,
Three women and two men seriously
injured and unconscious are In the
hospital an9 unidentified, and tholr.
death Ia pr0brnle.
Most Of the injured persons were.
from Indianapolis.
Mrs Esther fIacox. Chicago. was
killed. and her daughter, Anna. waa
among the injured
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16
sundays TRAGEDIES
Chicago Is Scene Of I've Sensa-
ya- tiOnaI Suicides e
NAN ALMOST SEWERS HEAD
Vcuns Girl. nespalrsnn Of RssainIns
Her HeaIsh, Went 70 Basement Of
Her Home and Sent Bullet Crashing
Through Her Head.

Chicago. Sept. i5.-Two suicides.
ore startling in us aecompaniments.
the oteer the despairing act OF a
young woman hopeless OF ever regain.
ing her health. occurred In Chicago
sunday.
cfouched In Dark Cellar.
Crouchlng In q dark cellar, at the
door OF which one hundred men were
elamoring. an unidentified fugitive al.
most severed nis head from his body
With razor rather than face the
vengeance OF hts purauers lie had
been dead an hour before II was learn.
cd that he had cut bis throat Cow.
ering beside him was boy, held
there By the threat % his tormentor
that he would KIN him II he stirred
and unaware that aeaih had removed
the menace.
The scene was the basement Of the
vacant building al 1852 West Jackson
boulevard. TIE man had been seen 20
pass into the place With Lawrence
Bresnau. who're home is at i32 West
Van Bureen street Those who Oh.
served the two investigated Threats
from toe boys captor that he would
shoot the hrst one to eater. held the
pursuers on, even atter taelr number
had reached hundred
Shot Hsrsslt Through Head.
The other suicide WAS that 81 Flor
ence Osborne, twenty-five years old
daughter OF Eugeno r Osborne. prom.
inent In the building OF tho worlds
fair a. a consulting engineer 1, oc.
CURED AZ her home. 52Oi Jefferson ay.
enue Miss Osborne ahot herself
through the heart The suicide 0f
ALIAS OebDrne occurred soon after sho
had prepared luncheon Two fliends
invited 10 dine vita her and her faith,
81 had arrived when she wcnt to the
basement. saying she wished 20 set
some jelly. she bad been down
stairs only moment when the abO,
was heard and William 4 Noyes. one
81 the guests. ~ company vita Mr
Osborne. went d, investigate They
found Mrs Osborne On the aoor near
the furnace vita blood pouring from
a bullet wound 10 her lpli breast.
and q revolver With one chamber
empty. cluscAes In der righi hand
~ Norton Vessel % the iiatol
Holland. aas summoned. bus the Vie.
tlm aas dead whea no arrived
Mr. 0ghofne believed that Inns
nuaerlnR from 80 lAiurT N ths aplno
caused her % become 6enpondent
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16
wRacK on 80 RoAo !
New York Express strikes Open
sMlteh--ManY injured.


switeh-~Msny injured,
Meadvile, Pa. Sept % Thirty.
four peroana wers lniured sunday ln
the wreck Of the Erie train No 4,
CaicaRo 10 NeN YORK express. AZ CO.
neva. va. small station eight miles
west ~ here. the wreck, railroad
officials believe. belnw due 70 enemies
OF the cimpany openlng switch short
" before The passenger train arrived
Thlriycne ~ tho injured were paszen.
gers and three railroad men u n not
believed any ~ the victims VII dio
from me luiuraa received
Two ~ the cHfa combination
smoker and baggage aud dsY
olaeh. wofe dewoihhoA A mai1rltY
~ ,he lrllrgd we're riding 10 lho com.
binaton eaF. bolaR foFelen laboroys
tfnyollnH Hgcupdelasg TAn twO
trschs sere tnFH W . distance ~ over
100 feet
Railroad oiiclais aasert that iheg
are olnvlnco1 thar TIE aNiiah Va ms
lieigualy opwnta fof ne purpose ~
NrerslnE TIE glaln. bot think /, was
aoae ~ psfnoHs hayinE gdeysaee
agalaat the camgang rather than fuf
ths gufpass ~ robbery
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16

1,n IN View Of the Fact that He
was Selected as the Administration
csndidsss.
baltimore Sept. IA few plain.
\ .sspe sentences from Mr.. Taft viii
worth more than the eaOgy that
81 president pronounoes The pres
pspts endorsement is OF no value un-
g, the president will agree to stay
e washington and see that Mr.. Taft
makes good.
n these words William j Bryan
wmmed up his opinion OF the letter
!, President Roosevelt commendatory
q Mr.. TAFT, soon after the democratic
candidate arrived in this city.
Letter Is Irrelevant, He Says.
II was expected, of course said
X M. Bryan, that President Roosevelt
o,ull DO no less inview Of the fact that
a selected him as the administration
candidate and supported aim with all
he influence that the administration
emA bring to bear. The presidents
bitter. however. may be objected 10
"A q irrelevant, lmmaterial and not the
best evidence II Mr. Taft were
II tcd Il would be interesting to know
Don Mr. Roosevelt what he knew of
NJ. Tafts opinions and work, but as
~ Tlt Is alive and able 10 speak
hr aimsS- it is hardly necessary
=, ar Roosevelt 70 tell as what Mr.
Tar viii DO.
Taft's Platform.
-Nr Taft Is running upon q plat.
irn vAiea was so unsatisfactory that
y bad 10 amend Il In sevefsl impor.
hii particulars, and yet even as
taeziel Il gives the public no definite
Aa as TO what Mr. Taft stands for
y ~ TAR also has made some speech
= ini promisez to make some more.
~ oaes be has already made have
~ iArowp any light upon the politi.
"a situation, but Il is 20 be hoped
Va be VIII yet conclude TO define
= ~ position with sufficient clearness
n y eaa5'e the public 70 know what
y Z sands for. II Is not sufficient TOR
% president 10 say that Mr. TAFT
aA Trend OF labor That Is a sub
~ apoa which the lab0ring man Is
Al 70 an opinion and Mr. Tan's
al',iD Is TO be determined. not
2 ne ptesldents endorsement bat
Y iae measures which Mr.. Tan ad
Mr. Taft believes that the
~ '-naiza'ion should come under
- ~ea.aa u tae antitrust law.
,a..sg vita the men who belong
% 3a- cr-anizailons a. n they
"o,a@i.se, Cor ire antitrust
'r vita tie monopoly OF me
&c Of labor
TRIAL ~ Jury.
Fait Us opposed 10 trial BY
n eres 81 lndirec; eontempt.
-al'as 70 tte lsscrlnr man
rhlca Is Fuaranised h
aaa tiled "a a cfs.ainal c1art
'hh -'eH no, agree with me Ia
9a7 u regard 70 the usa o.
'-artion 10 labor Disputes. No
enise trom ire president can
Ar rafr, attitude 90 this
% nako ,has attitude mors
I" he wags earners.
re Trust cUsation.
Fiits pgsiuou "a the trust
aat saanrsd ~ me prcsi
~ 'faveut TIE prnagemt
"a rao,tedea Is pnsuns
- nasHaias ID ise peuliss
49,, 1y a feM az its trusts
a.l'1fbea n Ms Tan u
ssul ihnn ths psssyseas
"a re trusts Dc Wtli not
-, .-' sFatefatlans ~ tsa puarr
49,. Hfs trusts IN ths eounffy
A.. l'a fas'p ser. uAnn Mr
~ 'n ian1waf4ted ar1 Mr
- Hesksninx sagser thKA
~ faisg - tHs nnts. srum mw
a. Invested AZ amsndmsst
- aa az oserailcs - tHs|
~aena'e rswfnaf q gnfs
.. 10 rars 0ssss.sn.
~ waiE asastim a.. Tar
Sssm p snarwa ts2paR usih
IA rs~ha.nn plasaauz
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16

Chicago. Sept IS. Two suicides.
ore startling in IT'S aeoompaniments,
the oteer the despairlng act OF
young woman hopeless OF ever regain.
Ing her health, occurred In Chicago
SUNDAY.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16
m, BRHAN'S REPLY
!. Presidents Letter COmmenda-
tory Of Taft.
has IRRELEVANT, He SAYS

.ovls Hardly Do Less Than support
r,s,. In View Of the Fact that He
was Selected as the Administration
Candidate.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-02-07
THAW TRIAL ENDED.

The Thaw trial ended last week,
and he is now confined in Matte.
wan, the prison for the criminal in.
asne. The country will breathe free
now that these people will be ne
longer paraded before the public.
Three is to be one more act-the
Liberation ofThaw. Three is no shorter
course to freedom for a murderer
these days than for a jury to declare
that the prisoner was insane at the
time the murder was committed.
Three seems TO be wonderful curative
and healing power in most asylums
of the country.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-02-07
ANOTHER GRIP CURE.

The following is handed into this
Office: One OF our fellow citizens
thought he was taking the grip. His
wife though SO, and his physician
SAID he was threatened. He laid in
a good supply of rock candy, and
another supposed infallible remedy.
The grip failed 10 materialize, and
he had get out and got To work,
leaving all his good medicine"
untouched. However, he declared
that he bedoggoned if he amt agoing
To have the grip if it takes all
Spring.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-02-07
NORTH ATZEW ELL.

North TazewelI, Va, Feb. 6.
The cold and disagreeable weather
has To some extent caused the social
intercourse of this place 10 disiuter-
CRATE, yet il is to be hoped that the
tnaw will TO some measure revive il.
Mr.. Sam l.. Peery was on visit
TO his friends here during the week.
Folks are always glad TO see
Dolly and hear him relate his
wonderful adventures while out west.
Sam is no exception to the rule
it's simply n story of can't STAY
away.
Robert ii. Ireson was called 10
Blueileld on Tuesday TO the bedside
of his son, Capt. Lane Ireson, who
is suffering with severe case of
tonsilitis.
Luther Dickinson, who until re-
Gently was assistant agent nj this
place. visited friends here this week.
Dick has lately passed through a
severe attack of typhoid, and his
N' AahNhNo db lAllS place WIFI
be glad To know that he has recover
ed sufficiently to be out again.
j. Arthur Peery, senior member
OF the Tazewell Supply Co., visited
his mother on Tuesday night.
Mr.. &. II. Peery and family are
confined to their home with the grin.
Skating was very good here the
first of the week, as was the ice
harvest, of which good MANY
citizens took advantage.
Mary Ellen Whitley, the infant
dughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Whitley, who has been sick for the
past ten days, is improving.
We notice with great deal of
pleasure Mr.. John Peery, of Pisgah.
In our midst this week. Mr.. Peerv.
like great many OF our best citizens.
Is becoming feeble, and doesn't come
To town often.
Miss Ora Daley visited her aunt
Mrs. j. w. Whitley during the
week
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-02-07
Is West Virginia
Going Dry :?

Charleston, w. Va, Feb. s.
Temperance sentiment, which has
swept over the state like whirI-
wind, bore its first fruits today when
the house of delegates passed the bill
to submit TO the voters of the state
an amendment TO the constitution
prohibiting the sale, manufacture or
handling of liquor in any manner in
West Nirg<3S,
The vote stoodt>T in favor of the
bill to II against, and this over
whelming vote was surprise TO
even the most sanguine of the anti
saloon people. 1t is regarded as an in
dication that it will also pass the
senate.
There is some comment ON the
editorial utterance of the Wheeling
intelligence TO the effect that the
prohibition fight would be the
source OF some pretty scientific graft
ing.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-02-07
MAN KILLED IN BLUEFIELD.

A man named Kirby, about Is
years old, was shot and instantly
killed last Sunday by a man named
Brown. at the home of the latter,
just over the ridge, North of Blue
held. 1T seems that Kirby called at
the home of Brown to see a Mis-
Bailey, who was staying there.
Brown objected to Kiroy seeing Mrs.
Bailey, words followed which led
up to the shooting. Brown gave him
self up.
Mrs. Bailey is the wife of John
Bailey, who is serving a term in the
pen. for shooting a Bluefield police
man some months ago, and since heI
husbands Incarceration has been STAY
ing at the home of Brown. Brown is
about 90 years old, and has a family.
and bad reputation.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-02-07

Preaching i'm Presbyterian church
next-Sunday at III a. IN.
Editor Smythe reports another ac-
cident in the Headlight Office, which
will delay his paper another week.
Miss Maggie Strother Witten. Miss
Hattie Hartman and her mother, Mrs.
}. \. Harman, left on Tuesday for
Florida, TO remain until the storm
blows over.
Mrs Z. III. Mercer, who has been
on visit To her sister, Mrs. CoreII,
In Thompson Valley, returned to
her home at Georgel on yesterday.
Mrs. Mercer is daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. a. l.. Steele, OF SteeIbsurg.
among our best known people.
Mr.. TN. Hawkins, ST., is closely
conlinde To his bed, and has been for
several months. His friends and
family do not expect to see him out
again. His mind has become very
much effected, and he is also help
less.
Allen buchanan, II. 4. ID. carrier
for route No. 2 failed to deliver the
mail on his route Wednesday-the
only interruption in the service since
its establishment last summer. HIS
route includes some rough territory,
which is almost impossible, eithe 7
by man or beast, under conditions
which have prevailed for the past
week. Patton Barrett, carrier for No.
l, made his regular trip Wednesday
under the most trying and dangerous
conditions, both for himself ard
horse.
There must be an epidemic OF
measles prevailing i'm the iails of the
country. The prisoners are breaking
out in number of places.
Roanoke, new Jail, cost 81, 500
seven prisoners break out.
Iazewell, new Jail, cost $50, OOO--
eleven prisoners break out. Come
seven, come eleven"
j. w. Bates, Richlands, passed
down the line on Monday Ell route
u Blueiield on business. Mr.. Bates
was for long time the successful
manager OF the large brick plant. at
Nemours.
"A. NJ. Black, secretary of the Pho
tographers Association OF Virginia
and the Carolinas was in Green's
ooro' n. {. Monday Feb. Bird TO at
tehd u meeting of the Executive
Board of the Association for the pur-
pose OF arranging for the 1908 con-
vention of photographers.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-02-07

is..hle Bowling, the son OF Rev. j.
III. Bowling, took Mr.. Lankford' 5
last girl to Bristol last week VIII, re
they were married. They are living
with Rev. J. III. Bowling, at the late
Jas. A. Hubble place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peel Harman's little
girl "DoVie' has been very ILL, but
is much better ut this writing.
Il. b. Hartman has Just returned
from visit TO Max Meadows, where
he visited the Misses Hubble. He
reports them living in fine country.
and nicely located.
MIR. Ben Lockhart and Miss Matte
Bowling were quietly married recent
ly at Mr.. Henry Ireson's, at the old
James Ed. Peery house.
J. M. Hartman is expected home
soon from Keystone, where he has
been employed by large merchants,
Reynolds and Shor. Joe" has been
down with the grip and rheumatism,
but is some better now.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-02-07
GA STo7IA.
Bears the nIhs Kind You Have AIwaE Bought
signature Of &>XZslMl
BUEEK'S GARDEN ITEMS

iN'-iN - oAisDcN II EMS.
Feb. Aft you see any body look
ing for the North pole just tell him
10 head this way.
Richard, the Lion Hearted, stepped
out Of history, mounted a dappled
gray, charger, and road into our
nei2hborhood last Friday evening.
seemingly CARELESS of 1.-THE snow
ing and the olowig and the cruel
sleet-or W.. il DR.. Hall, the mis-
sionary to Norway? We are anxious
to KIN ow if lis ears reached home
RICH t side up with care"
Last Tn ursday morning the Tier
mometer registered IA below. II has
not been so cold but much more
stormy since then. The snow is drift
ed badly.
Joe Meek celebrated" by getting
home from Florida in the midst of
our blizzard.
Bowen Long who was operated ON
about month ago for appendicitis
Is able to drive out. He spent most
OF last week with his sister Mrs. Joe
Meek.
Prof. and Mrs. Albert Greever.
M rs. CasselI and children, Dennil
and Mary, and Rev. S. O. Hall.
spent last Saturday night with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Moss.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-02-07

e same class with the unscrupu-
lawyer. Is it rot time to raise
moral standard and to insist that
avs shall be made for the en-
nent of human rights, and not
pc protection of those who vio-
hese rights? Shall we continue
Mortified at house breaking and
licking OF ones pocket and vet
complacently and with out con-
these million dollar raids upon
n'pgs of the entire populace?
~ we are satisfied in applying
e trust question the command
|, Thou Shalt Not Steal"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-02-07
BRYAN BOASTS
N. Y. SPECTATORS
Taking For His Text Thou
Shalt Not Steal, " He Handles
Roughly Wall St. Gamblers

New York, Feb. 4.-Unjust taxa
tion, the manner i'm which some pri-
vate monopoiics are conducted. and
gambling in stocks and farm products
were declared to be nothing more
than form OF larceny by William
Jennings Bryan in address before the
Civic Forum { night. The stock and
produce markets came in for most
bitter denunciation. He said the
New York Stock Exchange has grad
uated more embezzlers than Fagin' IS
school did thieves; that measured by
the number of suicides Monte Carlo
Is an innocent pleasure resort COM
pared with the NewYork institution.
and that the men who once had
charge of the louisiana lottery never
did 1.-THE of the harm that the
grain gamblers of New York do every
day. "When a group of men gamble
at wheel of fortune or at game
OF cards, " he said, 1.-The injury done
is confined to them and to those i'm
mediately dependent upon them, but
those who gamble In the grain pit or
on the floor of the stock exchange
deal in commodities or securities i'm
which eighty millions of people are
directly or indirectly interested.
Farm products are juggled up or Jug
gled down, stocks are boosted, by the
bullsI--'-""S7-r democracy as did Roc
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-02-07

you have backache occasionally
,itches" in the side, and some
do you feel all tired out, with
mbitiUn and without energy? If
our kidneys are out OF order. Take
tits Kidney and Bladder Pills.
promptly relieve backach.-, weak
inflammation OF the bladder and
Kidneys. Sold by jackson.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-02-07

LOST-(unless an honest man has
found them) A pair of brown dog.
skin gloves, ten days ago in town.
Return to the News Office and re-
lieve your conscience.
III. NJ. SMYTHE.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-02-07


on the inside, the stock market be-
comes worse than an honestly con-
Quoted gambling resort. If man
takes chance upon wheel of for
tune he knows just what his chance
is, and if he knows that the owner
OF the wheel has percentage of
chances in his favor, but when a
stranger CANDLES upon the stock or
grain market he is at the mercy of
those who by obtaining control OF
The visible supply can destroy our
natural law of business rule which
the outsider knows. While the laws
Ct each state and the laws of the ma
ton should prevent rs far as laws
can the use OF these commercial
activities for gambling purposes,
there must be back of the law an
educated public opinion, and / beg
the spiritual avdisers of our great
cities TO consider whether they can
not advance religion as well as
morality by pointing out that
the commandment, Thou Shalt Not
Steal, is openly and notoriousIy
violated in the stock market and in
the grain nit by those who profess to
believe in the Bible and have respect
for its teachings. -
Mr.. Bryan took the administra-
ton of the tax laws to illustrate
what he called larceny in violation
of law. IF two men live side by
side, " he said, land one contributes
in taxation ten dollars when his lust
share is only five dollars, and the
other only pays five when he ought
to pay ten, one loses five that he
ought TO keep, while the other keeps
five dollars that he ought to give to
the governmental. The effect in this
case is just the same as if one man
took the others property and appli-
ed it TO his own use. The fact that
the government, acting as a collector,
took the five dollars from the man
who Is over burdened, and gave il |
the man who is underbuTdened, does
not change the character of the trans |
action.
~ insist that the commandment |
Thou Shalt Not Steal,' applies as
much to the monopolist as to the
highwayman.
And it is not sufficient that we
shall appeal so the conscience of the
monopolist alone. If highwayman
were to engage lawyer to follow a
few rods behind him with horse
that he might have a ready means
of escape after having committed an
act of robbery we would call the
lawyer party to the crime, and we
would visit upon him the same pun
ishment visited upon the principal
in the robbery and yet it is consider
ed quite respectable today for the
legal representatives OF predatory
wealth to visit state capitals and
national capitals AID prevent the
of laws intended to pro-
.ect the public from private monop-
'lies; and it is even more respectable
or the satisfied attorneys of these
TO follow close after the
offenders and furnish them horses in
he way OF legal technicaIities upon
which to escape punishment. And
ome of our metropolitan papers are
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-02-07
TRESPASS NOTICE

All persons are hereby forbidden to
tfespass upon our lands by riding.
hunting. fishing, cutting timber. pass
ing through, or in any other manner
whatsoever. Trespassers will be punish
ed according to law.
Z. ). Hale VIM. Mullin H. u. Tabor
y. NJ. Hale Amy Mullin J. r. Brown
Falls Mills, Va, JAN 1, 1903.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-02-07
WOMEN'S WOES
azewell Women are Findino
Relief at Last

After III does seem that women have
state more than fair share of the ocbes
thousF'hd pains that afllict humanity they
the must keep ur. must attend TO din.
congT lieS In spite of constantly achinc
The oacks' or headaches, dizzy smells
neveI oear'hg Gown p@ins, they must stoon
grain over when to stoop means torture
they lhey must walk and bend and work
corrd with racking pains and MANY aches
has ! from Kidney ills. Kidneys cause
80 pc more suffering than any other organ
asses Vi the body. Keep the kidneys we'll
are ana health is easily maintained. Read
value oi Il remecy for kidneys only that
of tn heips and cures the kidneys and is
part endorsed by people you know.
is no Mrs. Jennie kits, living ON Mo-
ii is caahics ST. TazewelI Va. slvs ::
vules DoanS Kidney Pills merit NV mos,
ordin sincere esteem. Before using tbe,,
take was troubled with my kidneys for
chau{ over three years. a beari.,g dovn
ton dldin 9SIQSS my hack diS,nrLo1
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-02-07
WEDDING DAYS.

Cavett's Creek, Feb. 3.
2 are having some very cold
ner here ut this writing, and il
plenty of feed and fuel.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-02-07
ELECTRIC THE BEST FOR
- sITrEERs nfLziSSS S kfbSp sH

Good Horse Wagon for Sale
Cneap-good repair.
III. G. PERRY,
North Tazewell, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-02-07

~ democracy as did Roosev,
ior The Rpebulicans i'm 1904.
ID. c. Taylor.