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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
a 0 s ENJOYABLE
RECEPTION.


On TssS1zE eyeziEg. Mzzeh e, J
r. HaasoE aud wife care = rscs1eDz
- Pad Hs1Soa and wife a. tie szb.
zsosz b0zos u Pau, fas zortbaS,
~ Nexko. DsllgatfaI refrsEknenss
were served sE6 the Seeazon vas .
noss entoyabIs one. AnzoGg thOse
Dresezt we're Mrs. Sullivan and Mr..
Leo Sullivan, J. z C<HkeEezr and
wife, Of JseksozVine, No; Dr. L. II.
oB7ant, q Rev Loz60z: Ma E1z-
sbzh BrsH1es. q Troy. : r. POI
lard and wife, a Kzzzzs City Pro-.
Ellis and wife, u waisEilk.
Ar. and Mrs. Pau HE1soz hare
jaG returned from q psszsant wed
ding TIP and VIII reside On the
groon'e fins farm, near tia city,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25

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~ EEs "A Nsz@eS a. @ oz
soss@ - Wednesday z ASr r.
f~ - 5ezs1x Il 10 fES1 xx = BF
p14& @t1<N - " ssssA Il
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T@ e@E1s Is . EDaZ w0r<kT @EA "a
faw CTR u val kSeEz la GsEss
sa@ ~ - Gs@e1 EEa se&zg
KaeN err
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25

- saz@s9cGE &Ar SC Es Aexas
wy Ez1e@ - gsvEGE nsez1g
AT zaag szzE&gssay. TIE Zs
g &p2za eszsGg an z1s& rsAs2
E s zzE Ia &fTzzrs ass
&s la Ss-apEa q -Ss@zsz
No. @ sg GzGsz& sx = zEs az3
- TezzsE e3rme<sg al pc - al
HaGg N44& ale sDrvxbs1 - 2
s s wsx L< G@s S@s4 sgk
- 90
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25

Tie EE- for LGheE Azse-so1, the
@sezssd EzraSssE Hho escaped ~
eez9sys Is being ooz1Eae1 In the east
end u A1drzf- e0zz&E. ColEz5le Al
klza0z. d ysz6zIz. zrrTsaa hoze
Thursday E3gaz VIII liz Eaass zs1sr
a tAr@ GzTF trSE tOvzrd PsrT. Ta1
trS11d TIE ssezp6 zzz for sozs Is
E5ss AID tkea Isl t-zae x Aim
Tie gsasTzi oSazkz n thai sse-
noa ss@l 10 b u4 AzSe-s01 il
El there. fhOssA h1asz ssssly from
TIE se4rhng o1k@z ETev fzrz-
e lear tbs scsne q tie crmse il On
ths sui wire in hopes q getting the
$50 reward offered fO the ezgzre.
Az6@rBoz's brsher wzs II MexSeo
PrAzy On bEsinesG
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25

= ?. MOORE forzersy - Bexsoo.
p@ 0zeiy - szzEzb1 a. IL ls
pZ n&1@1zas ~ Ezgw q E&
@H GDss H. Mr. Maa~s 4 M :
ss 2@ 6e1 A1 Ezg ~
bg1 ~ e@lzsza - Nsaxes
Gwsa4 zesse naE Mr. Mssrs Eozz
saazs az e%Slase szssmsse sxzg~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25

~ 1ssa9 eas AS1zs9s C6zs@y
e IN arraaxs aas~ssy se ss
A. . aDeRg ess9hz s&s gs9x
AN x ssBza2x a SEW osszzy -
ass 7wz&sg Ps11oaa AAkg tie
C@E - ssszE &a gs%a96@
fbs&A - eagxh1sz gazszzses7.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
MEXICO EUslHEse
CClLEeE NTNcEMTa NAMED.

Esxhcc Ezs5Eess Cslgs. Eex&ec
No. Ge1-hz@1 tks DSzszss
"a EDs2T5ag yes t1zt or Em1soy-
zsze DssArEeE< has Fscez1y place
tSrEAS SSSeE1 q Jozy se5ooL Ma.
EeEz f1 a C1S SezogrzSzk %
HE1cz
Tra1l1g t1at Ne KAY Be q T3igable
serTks 70 0beT u gozr pggns, We
are, VERY truly yczrk,
L. G. smah a Bros. Typewriter CO.
r. r. Gilbert, Manager.
ei@w1f g. LozAs 10
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25

rs S&S sAEk3g EaOESkSzszFy
ko45@k "a exercise decrease yosr
sRsS. Mzks yOa fsel raszA HoE@
s@rs E@U MosEsaz Tea gives y~
vaz2E-@zzs tie bsDz-sGitsz -
as Eakez yDz strozx zas rozag
G1& sgiAg me1lsze Tea o. Tab
& = ses1e crsssl Drug CO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
NO RosE plYoscEa.

Hzs5y VII stay = bFeg t-e
Every wife his ozJy sweahszr1, TO.
P@rDst1&i E&trEozizl bnm txm be.
Il bNh take HOLSTERS Rocky Noun-
tain Tea cnEEaI Drug CO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
GEO. CHESTNUT DIES


Geo. csestngt, a Ills city. died In
The bssD&Al - FalOn Tuesday night.
Tie renzins win Eoe gezeh ibis city
nnti Wednesday night FuEerzI
via be hsld At 10 oaekek Thursday
EoFning.
Tbs Ledger exseEds sympathy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
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EssSsrans csz=zs a-s Mm ar EE-
csrSese-z1e Eaase=

Gsa n EEg Ez 81 tie bs1ss q
Ms &znx1asz. Mn Az13 DEzzzg GO
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zbsca y SOMA E a. ans@s q
q wseaE dE-rkyl AsssEs a wsek
ago he eSarrsr1s@ ssyEsaE 21s
Wednesday, EssrzAag wz@sss& 4 EErVEs
.ee pzFLyHa& he z@Ear Esgxhzs1 e1E-
AzsD1nzsss Es Was sasszs q gazsa
Cd
T1s Ssazzssd ssrTs1 II tbs Ca
.sz1<z@s zr1F o1rSzg lie was. zas Il
Ds6kzTs A2l&GzsSz Wa 4 guar.
& fAs E1a1s w1so1 ssee EAz be
hAs rsEG1sS wah ha 1zagAseg n thla
.ekg. sAe 01IF mrTigzg E1szbsr a
the family.
TIE fzzesl ssrEke8 OFsr the r.
1z1zg were hs1S frgm t3s h0zns Noe.
cay Ees-zoo1 a. ? oe&Ek z1E burial
Ea1s n tie city eezas7. Tia t91
kyESag acted - pxA sszrsu- A G.
Tzrzes. J. T BTzzza. Cz5es Ber-
.rsE ". z Kemp Essse TzTs0- and
" z Ken
The Ledger S2aA GE fr1szaE n
srHzNGzg Sympathy 10 tie Ee-s&Tsd
STILL HOT AFTER
LUTHER ANDERSON
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
MONEY TO LoAs.

$3.50 On city property. s50ss on
Farm property, Il kw rates a inter
s 6Zss1t
Ezfza JEeksoa.
Preach Bsdx, southeast corner saaare
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
.4upson.BRA3AE

Paul Hadson. Of this Guy 4,
Ella Bragan. Of Jaek
were married nj the M
Monday. They will MAKE saIsI
In this city. The Ledger
friends In extending congo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25

MILES,

@.z@ Ma ~
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e.s.-s rs@
..s-n's g sale,
'rs.--s- N-@,s
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= EN tE-n 3 ss@V
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80. ==a&y -
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sA'ausA assgr sI4
~su = Mssz IN
MS -sashw4 Evs-
re fsr-u-rs sss
a@nsasa Is ass 49,
p@Asz ass SEEN
Tas ars nan
srn1 va as E-nE
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Zzs2 aust & ~azEzuH,
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fGrzssrz Mr. F.k I'm +
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EzEsk XXI III zn3shJ
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25

hev Inns lace curtains ia Mare
ApS4Bette. Bzugzkow ara N.sska
pets
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25

All are Invited to attend Mss On.
Eiddse's Military ODexIrg. Non.
dsy, March 70.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
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hzas u sE1zz3Grs@ years esz wzsea
IS IszA rgz1 sExF- M%I
uzDGzg ADgzzTfsEHE~Ts PAT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
cAPT. GRIFFIN FRosT

IN N
Capt Griffin Frost
Sloan Springs Ark ana
Ledger in the SOS was
tended notice in the las
the Sloan Free Press
Capt Frost IS q neTs
ability and closely rekteO ~
tory OF Journalism in tns :, /
Is nearing his 18th bir'n'I u
friends vii be pleased
sim enjoys the very bes'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
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ss4ed Y IL ~ eez< az Ta5o-=z
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
(suryeon LM
ELECTION At NORTH
MISSOURI rSa

ELECTION At NORTH
MISSOURI rsa
Monday. March q tss
OF the North Missouri
pany. reelected George BA
y. LleweIlyn and ". VI. ~
directors TIE holdo's'
are.
r. NJ. White.
ID. II. McIntyre.
S. P. Emnons
A. X LHekie.
VIM. Pollock
d. s. Burroughs N
The following are ue
the Company:
W. W. Pollock, PresnsD
]. +. LewelIyn, Vice
J C. AIundy. Secretary
/. 7. C Cashier
Geo. Robertson, Coahse'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25

csasSsse tadnso1 sz1 HIS PSSss
cS1Hass sesrrh fs< Eszps1 Mar
Nsng seaiese Him IN Uhs Vin5ty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25

- E - D. o. d.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25

Don't forget yoa esa always fkne
The bes made suit 1t
Ricketts, & Rmm0ns D. G. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25

ApyEsTsEsssrs pAy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
ELECTRIC LINE sUzrI
COMPLETED lE-d
RzEnr e.

NN E7E
Work On hssEEa n ;
Esur q the En3asss Nm
Pc and Psr7T szrR ~,
fzEisAad n Fzna Tss,
crgrs Ct slTl sagg4
asr the t-a5z q es
Ser 8 L E5L ysrA
woEk q ksczEg - On,
ruz1 was aEs ssZ vAo
before 4 eSzlA b. fzss
gzzeers we're ezBsa aEusA
sh@ HKzai11l eEzs5x IA
As hoaEisd. tie n2a VI
|cky H=is izm na1a d
wood C0Beee azs aozs y
on Nkhsh greet L "
cAkr1Eo and A.os -1sn
De
CezeFzi MGzEssf ROkam
ing tbs week Il cagAvu
flztsa 50 seSznzg he /
for she road Re ,oA 4 Q
r~esemt&tire TzssS1y tai
o. tAs FssAt@ gay ia TIA
basa giveu ard A& h
make s clean 30 q b.
Of the se~k s o NcCE
HsttDz. Is assisting In : VI
Il tAIzk 20 yin y ~ Y
actual e0nEnSu0a va I
nnz u Jane. EzA NJ, sa
expeex TO have crsEs Ez
nor1h and south q MsTa
time Right miles q OF
Ing north from &srso lE
been graded. We o0U1As
izg nearly : hundred na
and l think hos Of ii Vi
this year"
Psi. Pleased.
Fulton Sun
Faltoz vii BE called ua
Do her part toward seegnE
and VIII n0a Be found yEts
the road be built from Vans
lumbla. Il would Be Sbslz
szry for Fulton to &c, o.
or lose the trade Of a u
west part q the CozIy.
Those in touch viii y
t5oa say that the offer ~
people along the O1is Y
towns Il the terminals sEi
isfact0Ey. TIE phn iaAAl
through Fulton tolbEta
same lines as we're pDpA
Missouri Central Of rss
n. {. Race cSmpiss
(szryeon Las
We notice that the VI
"a Re and Perry Tzebz
has r~e-eesed R E RSs
another year. He's ga >
and push about hin taA
dozen men that oOalt ,
He's Absolutely hOaest ~
reliable. No wonder b
II that line Is ever b'l
believe R win be, the d'a
long in 3 great neas9r
Race. He took bold
at Mexico vhea the raj
to funk and he has
prise on It's fes agsln
xn., tha roaa will Be haBi ~
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-09-28
Business Opportunities

WANTED quick: Partner in good
paying established business; not
necessary to have much money; but
must be a hustler and reliable;
others need not apply. Box 1166.
TRY "A classified advertisement in the
Republican. They make money for
others. and they will for you.
GROCERY STORE-Best location,
Tempe: Box SO. Tempe. Ariz.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-09-28
MILLIONS IN TREES.

About the most. profitable industry
recently developed is the growing of
the eucalyptus tree. The bureau of
forestry reports that 500 trees to the
acre is the proper planting, and that at
the end of ten years these trees should
have an average height of 80 feet and
IL inches each in diameter, according
TO estimates made in California. This
acre would contain 100000 feet of hard
wood, the average market price of
which at present is SIS per thousand.
Therefore, if you have the price of 100
acres of land in the eucalyptus belt
(plus the price of $4,000 trees nursery
stock) and enough spare cash to de-
fray the cost of cultivation, etc, and
you are sure you will not need any of
this currency for a decade, there is
a quarter of a million dollars waiting
for you. The eucalyptus thrives best
in southern California, where there is
no danger of frost. Paintings have
been made in the hottest parts of Ariz-
Ona, southwestern Texas, in New MeM-
co and Florida, but California wears
the blue ribbon to date. The red gum
eucalpt was supposed to be the best
frost resistant of the whole eucalyptus
family and yet it was killed back al
most to the roots by frost in the north
ern part of Cameron county, Texas,
though the thermometer registered only
26 degrees above freezing. The big
gum variety was first introduced in
California in 1856, and for many years
it was regarded as good only for fire
wood. Recently, however, the forestry
society of that state has caused a
series of Investigations to be made, and
the conclusion has been reached that
the eucalyptus has a tremendous flu
ture and is to bring untold wealth to
southern California and those who I'M
dertake its growth.-Van NOrden's
World Mirror
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-09-28
Dainty Baby Cap.

- ABY'S latest cap Is from Paris. yet
II 1t is so simple that any mother can
~ find time to make n, especially IL
she Is handy with her needle. The
straight strip for the cap Is finished on
the edge With q Quareer-ofan-inch hem.
hemstitched In 100 cotton. Next to the
hem Is a space Of about one inch with
six threads drawn through the center and
caught In the center with a simple
drawnwork stitch This Is followed BY
a space of similar width, with a line OF
fine briar stitching through thu middle.
Next is a series Of small squares, an inch
and n half in size. formed by drawing
thread vertically and horizontally. The
drawn thread Is caught in the middle.
and In the center Of each square Is
swastika design worked In briar stitches
Beyond the square Is another quarter
inch space briar stitched and the tiny
crown Is a small circle with a square
or drawn thread IN the middle snd
briar stitched swastika worked In II. The
ties are Of the same material as the cap.
The material used is fine muslin. as
sheer as organdie. but well Numbered
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-09-28
Seeming Handkerch;efs.

~ HERE Is something fascinating In
II scented handkerchief. when some
~ elusive and faint odor is used Hand
kerShiefs should never be perfumed heav-
lily. The faint and delicate odors are
very hard to obtain. and one Of the best
ways to get the result with handker-
chiefs is to put small piece Of orris
root In the water IN which the handker-
chiefs and fine lingerie ties are boiled.
This gives the faint odOr and does away
with the heavy perfume smell. large
piece OF orris root can be placed In the
water In which delicate underwear u
being washed.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-09-28

- AVING the finest coat Of tan at
a the seashore has its drawbacks. No
~ matter how much one is admired at
the seaside for the lovely brown
complexion, when the return home
Is made there Is a desire to get rid or
the stubborn brown color.
What should have been done was TO
care for the complexion each day. at
evening removing the days accumulation
OF tan with a strong bleach, and at the
end OF the season the complexion would
have been clear. But this Is probably
never done except by fussy persons. In
getting rid Of the tan IT is best to incite
the skin to activity from the inside as
well as the outside. -
A recommended cure is the grape cure
Grapes should be eaten three or four
times each day. and hardly any limit
placed on the quantity consumed; but II
must be understood that the pits are not
10 be swallowed. and that only the very
thinnest of the skins are to be eaten The
thicker skias are pressed to extract the
acid Juice, which is one Of the most benz
fetal parts OF the grape. This acid juice
lies between the pulp and the skin
The care Of the complexion depends q
great deal on the diet, and much care
should be taken 10 eating certain things
II IL is necessary that there should be
an external application, it is quite neces-
sary that a diet should follow. With the
grape cure the woman who wants to get
lack her white complexion must abstain
from coffee for at least a certain length
II time This concerns coffee which has
the addition Of cream and sugar. but one
small cup of black coffee each morning
will do very little harm
II Is best TO eat meats without sauces,
such as beef steak, roast beef and NUT
ton. These are very healthful, but pork
and nll kinds Of sweets must not be
touched. Fruit sauces are very good, as
is very hot lemonade. but In drinking
lemonade care should be taken to just
sip II. All evegetnbles should be care
fully washed in clear water before being
prepared for the table
The sooner the seashore girl starts to
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remove her summer tan the better. The
longer the skin Is allowed to remain
brown the more freckles will appear on
the surface in a length of time. When
the summers exposure to the sun and
wind has increased the secretions Of the
pores, and the skin takes on an oily ap-
pearance. wash the face with oatmeal.
shaved soap and water. and use either
an EPSON salts or camphor dissolved IN
alcohol preparation afterward- A good
bleach Is bichloride OF mercury: another.
peroxide, and still another. the plain
lemon. The first is poisonous, the second
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Professional

FEN S. HILDRETH, Land, Mining
and Irrigation Law, Room 30 Flem-
ing block; p. o. box SAL; Tele-
phone, Red 1921. Phoenix, Arizona.
Public land scrip for sale.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-09-28

WE PAY WAGES and teach electrical,
plumbing or bricklaying trade in few
months. Actual contract Jobs. Cata-
logue free. United Trade School
Contracting Co. Los Angeles. Cal.
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Getting Rid of the SeasFore Tan.

is irritating, but the lemon is good. espe-
ciaIly when the preparation 10 very
stronQ
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-05-21
Thompson Valley.

Thompson Nalley-Rev. p. C..
Clark, of Bluofeld, preached for the
pastor, Rev. W. ". Carson, ON Fri
day, Saturday, and Sunday. His
sermons were greatly enjoyed and
appreciated by large congregations. IL
Sunday there were two sermons and
an old fashioned basket dinner was
served on the grounds.
After the morning sermon a con-
EDUCATIONAL meeting was held for
the purpose of electing elders and
DeacOns. The following were unani-
mously chosen; ElderS-MeSsTs ID.
w. Lynch, William J. Corell, w.
Archie Thompson, Deacons-MeSsrs
Haynes Buchanan, John Witten and
Daniel Thompson.
After The afternoon sermon the
Communion of the -LordsSupper was
administered.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-05-21
POCal1Ontas.

Focahotas, Va. May 22,-Dr. j. IL
Thompson, Chief Surgeon for the BIC
Vein Pocahontas, Coal Co., is home
after trip east.
Rev. Beverley ID. Tucker Risbon
OF the Western district of Virginia
admisiSteled the sacrament of con-
ilrmation TO class here on Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. Homer u. Breneinan. has
accepted the position rs night clerk
at the Poahontas Inn.
1. l.. Johnston, Chief Electrician
for the PoahontaS Galleries Co.. is i'm
Richmond, Va. this week on visit
to his family.
Mrs. ii. NJ. Umberger who has
been on a visit To he paents at
Wytheville, Va, has returned.
Mrs.J. :. Browning, of Bossevain.
was here this week shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Baach have for
their guest this week, Mr.. James l..
Beck, of Huntington, w. Va.
w. +. Nickers, who was for n
number of years resident of this
place, but has been with the United
States testing plants at Pittsburg. is
here ON visit To his parents. He is
enroute TO New Mexico, where he goes
TO another testing plant for the gov
eminent.
Mayor and Mrs. w. r.. Graham
have for their guest Mrs. Cecil, of
Fort Springs, w. Va.
Commemorative attorney Crock
ell, of TaZewell, was here Sunday
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ.
Umberger.
Mrs. Sarah Reese. who has been
on visit TO her sister in Columbus
has returned home.
Mrs. Minter is the guest OF her son
mt Williamson.
This is the time to use sheep dip.
and your wants can be supplied at
the Landon ReaXll store, of course
They sell p. ID. d Co. Kreso, which
is the standardized one of the United
States Government.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-05-21
Democratic Executive Committee

The State Committee, nj the meet
ing last Friday night set Aug. 9th.
rs the day for the primary election
in the state. From the Richmond
papers we gather, that This date was
fixed after considerable discussion,
some prefering later date.
From published reports also, il
seems that the committee favors the
nomination Of Judge Mann, for Gov
ernor, and ii is stated that this daIe
is entirely acceptable 10 him,
lie is quoted rs saying that he wants
the agony over rs soon rs poss-
ible."
The State Committee declined TO
call state convention
There was onlspoken criticism of
The primary plan, and committee
was appointed In prepair amend
ments, consisting of one from each
congressional district, to which was
referred all matters pertaining to the
primary plan, which committee is
subject TO the call of the Chairman
at any time after the Novembe I
election. The assessment of the can
dIdates for the cost of the primary
was fixed, the total am )unt being
placed at about s., 541. as follows 4:
Each candidate for the United States
Senate, 81, 800. 90; Governor, 81, 500. 90
Lent. Governor, $500; Attorney Cen
eral. S5O0.O0; Treasurer, $500. 90
Secretary of Commonwealth, $500. 90
Commissioner of Agriculture, $500. 90
Superintendent Public instruction
,S4OO; all of which sums must be
paid before June 18th.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-05-21
Norton's commencement.

y correspondent sends us program
and an account of the opening of the
commencement exercises of the Nor
ton High School, which took place
last Monday night with a musical
recital, given by Miss Barbara Rey-
nolds, who has charge of the music
department of the school. We re-
greet that lack of space forbids the
publication of the entire program, and
the complimentary things said of
Miss Reynolds, who is TazewelI
girl, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. III.
Reynolds, Of Cavatt's Creek. Taze-
we'll girls always get there.