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New-York tribune., 1909-10-24

Mr. and Mrs. c. Oliver Iselin arrive to-
day from abroad with the body OF their
little son, who died in Europe. The body
will be taken from the ship to the house
of Mr.. and Mrs Adrian Iselin, IN Fifth ave-
nue., whence the funeral will take place.
probably tomorrow or on Tuesday. MI
and Mrs c. Oliver Iselin will be at the
St Regis for the next few days
New-York tribune., 1909-10-24

Among those who sailed yesterday for
Europe were the Duke OF Newcastle, who
left on board the Celtic, and Mrs. Angus
tus Jay, who went on the st. Louis.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-24

Lawrence B. Gilman is recovering from
ar operation for appendicitis at his country
place at Highwood. n. ].
New-York tribune., 1909-10-24

Mr. and Mrs. R Livingston Beecknan'
who are at the Plaza, have rented their
house No. S54 Fifth avenue, to Mrs Benja-
min Thaw for term of twelve months.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-24

Miss Natalie Clews has selected Novem-
Der Is as the date OF her marriage to George
Russell Peabody, son of Mrs. Arthur ]. Pea
body Her engagement was announced last
spring at the same time as that Of her
fiances sister, Miss Helen Peabody, to Pen
ningtbn Satterthwaite. Miss Natalie Clews
is staying with her mother, Mrs. John
CIews. at the Plaza. She is a grandniece
OF Henry Clews.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-24
PRAISE AND LATE SUGGESTION.

Bro .klyn. Oct. %, 1903.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-05
DRAWS
CROWD FOR HOLIDAY
twenty-five Thousand Persons
Crowd Streets and Beach
and Autos Fill Garages
[SeeeiaI Di,ealeh o ~ en-

i
SANTA CRUZ. July Great crowds
swarmed the streets and beach today.
Conservative estimates place the num-
Der of visitors here for the holidays
at fully $4,000. Yesterday and today
the regular trains arrived in two sec
tons and double headers at that. The
mountain division recently opened has
broken all records. Trainmaster Bren-
nan estimated that 5000 persons ar
rived over the mountain cutoff yester-
rious parts OF the state via PaiarO. To-
days trains brought equally large
numbers. The Sea Beach and other
hotels. Cottage City and lodging houses
are crowded.
The United States ship Alert. hav-
ing board the state naval militia
from San Francisco. Oakland and
Eureka. Captain Bauer in command.
dropped into port this morning at 10
o'clock Though not expecting the YES
sci until this afternoon A. A. Morev.
second in command of the state naval
militia. the officers of the local divi-
sion and members Of the fourth OF July
committee were soon on hand to extend
greetings.
The many beach attractions furnished
amusements for the thrOngs today,
while there were continuous band con-
certs- All records in attendance and
patronage at the Casino were broken
said Fred Swanton. Everybody is
behaving lovely and despite the
thfongs all are treated we'll and enjoy
ing themselves
Never before have there been as
many automobiles in this city For
two days and nights they have poured
in from all parts OF the state. crowding
every available garage and stable. At
the Casino there Is hardly standing
room to accommodate them Pacific
avenue never looked more picturesque.
The decoration committee hit on
novel scheme when all the inca ndes-
cent lights and streamers across the
avenue were decorated with red Jana
nese lanterns, giving the appearance OF
great mass OF sparkling rubies.
The big celebration tomorrow will
eclipse anything attempted before. For
the baby show the entries have grown
to more than ESQ and the three mile
boat race between the local naval re-
serve crew and the crew from the San
Francisco divisions for a silver cup has
excited great rivalry.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-05
TEMPERANCE COMMITTEE
PLANS WAR ON SALOONS
Vallejo Campaign Begun for
Sunday Closing Ordinance
[Special Dispatch 10 The Call

VALLEJO, July 4--The affiliated tenn
perance committee, representing mem
bers OF the various Protestant churches.
met today with William Burke OF Oak
land. district secretary OF the Anti
saloon league of the state and outlined
the plan of battle which will be waged
here for the closing Of saloons SUNDAYS
The committee desires TO have passed
at the next election. by means OF the
referendum clause in the city charter
ordinances closing the LIQUOR places
from Saturday night at IL O'Clock unrfI
Monday morning at s -oclock restrict-
ing saloons TO the business section OF
the city and prohibiting the sale Of
liquor in dance halls and places OF
amusement.
A mass meeting of the prohibition
forces held in the Baptist church This
evening was largely attended.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-05
I3o LIVES LOST WHEN
BIG STEAMER BURNS
Flames Envelop Vessel and
Death Reaps Harvest

VICTORIA B. c. July 4.-Heavv los.
OF life was oecasioned by IRE in tbe
Japanese steamer Niponkai Maru or
Aomori. according 10 advices brougb,
by the Empress of Japan. which has j.
rived here OF the 16s persons on bosrS
only p were rescued by the staoroa-
Benten Maru- The fire broke out in ~
1unkers 2nd soon spread to the deck
ole to check the flames. ran abOnt ~.
deck franticaily seeking to eseans
Many jumped overheard.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-05
TRAMPLED TO DEATH BY
TEAM WHILE MOVING
Young Man Thrown to Ground
by His Horses

NEWMAN July 4-Antone I.nt- -.
terrible death Friday while rnou.,----
hay on the Leonardo ranch. The -
started while he was attempting - -"
just the harness threw bfr,
ground and trampled him to deatb NJ NJ
was about p years old, ana ba.5 It's, ne
here TWO years. '1 ndu Aved
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-05
HAYWARD REAL ESTATE

S27. 5O0-Choice business block leased for 81. 400
per year; win take half cash balance in 10
years at 6 per cent. See Occidental Realty
Company, corner Castro St and Hotel av., Hay
ward. Cal
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-05
SMALL RANCHES.
CHICKENS-GRAPES-FRUITS


10 -20-30 acre ranches on our beautifnI San Mar
tin rsncn. south of San Jose; improved or unim-
proved: suitable for chickens. fruits, grapes.
etc: this is one Of the ideal locations in Santa
Clara valley: only 70 miles from San Frspcisco
price 500 per acre: monthly payments Of $14-l4
Including interest II desired; IL you are looking
for s beautiful place to build up home and
where you VIII get good returns out OF the land,
let us show ron over our ranch
c. N. WOOSTER co. 7o2 Market st.
MEXICAN and Texas timber coioniEing land
$50 OO0 acres pine and oak and haro@oods;
choice; well located for export; $3.50
ia 600 pine, oak. ash. hardwood. SO.
Gq6 OCo improved stock ranch and timber.
100000 sores irrigs ole land and stock 81. 10.
600 0O0 acres cOlonizing lands. SOC up.
Texas and Mexico. all size tracts and all
clssses Of timber and stock ranches Reports
sent; information at Office DAVIS BURN
HAM 704 Mills bldg. s. F.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-05

NAPA county-Orchard and vineyard. 23la acres.
8is miles from Napa. close 10 new electric road
and river: ideal climate; fine view; IL acres IN
bearing apple orchard, balance in young vine
yard; price 5000; terms Is cash. bal. long
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-05

BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE
BURLINGAME, THE PARK BEAUTIFUL.
Is % minutes from San Francisco, on the
finest suburban train service around the bay
live tlSere in the country a large wooded lot
and yet have all the city conYeniences; fine
place 10 bring up the children lots, 80 feet
front. $500 and up; easy terms; all have build
ing restrictions; 90 down today: ways to get
thereby s p r. X. trains from Sd and Town
send SITS. Mission st. electric cars. See our
local agent opposite station.
LYON & HoAG. NC. 636 Market st.
REASONABLE-New modern room house, 2
short blocks from BuTllngame station: lot
50x150. Inquire 222 Villa Terrace, San Mateo;
phone 399
FOR sale cheap. rent furnished-San Mateo
Park handsome 10 room villa l acre ground ;
own water works; bearing fruit and ornamental
trees, flowers; barn. Box 135. Burlngame
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-05
"a PER ACRE.

tIU FEh aLlAE-
We have 6lo acres in S0noms county; 20 acres
IN nav and garden; 6 scres orchGEo- mostly peach
trees: . story house OF rooms; good barn and
ofher buildings: horses. COW. farming tools,
etc; there Is enough timber on the place 10 pay
for Il: only SO per acre
FRUIT RANCH near Winters, Solsno county;
22ls acres all in fruit; 16 acres in peaches. bal
snce IN apricots: only 20 rods from public school;
first class gasoline pumping plsnt, cost ., 4OOi
average net crop returns 81. 100 per year il you
are looking FOR good paying fruit ranch in a
good locsiity this is the best we have for the
Il n. WOOSTER & co. 7o2 Market st.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-05

WE have 0e0 acres land. 200 under cultivation
2 miles from town and railroad; the best com
hfned stock ranch and farm in California; run
ming stream Of water; fenced and cross fenced
price $50. 600; terms
II you looking for farm, stock or fruit
ranch st the right price call and US
NcFAI-I g FnWARDS 22O Chronicle hldr
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-05
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

=, o~-es choice fruit and vineyard land near
Fresno. 20 acres OF IL in vineyard and orchard
6ae pumping plant; plenty Of wsters house,
etc 81. COO
$50 scres grain land, suitable for orchard or
VINEYARDS: good orange land; adjoining proper
lies have pumping plants and plenty of water.
2 bargain: S35 per acre
; ss5 acre stock ranch, Stanislsus county;
ulentr Of water: timber eRougb to pay for the
land: owner made fortune this ranch; 81
per acre buys II.
sf5 OOO-Genersl merchandise stock: doing a
n-offabie business in & very prosperous, grow
ine town. surrounded by 4 very productive
fruit country.
Above properties OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Lex r. l. BARROW, manager Of Coast Car
rage Co cor. 18th and Jscksonssts., Oakland.
Cal
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-05
ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE

BARGAIN at sIo.O0O-This beautiful home must
be seen to be appreciated. Telephone Kearny
975 and get particulars
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-05
MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE

SAN RAFAEL. city of suburban homes and
home surroundings; quick and frequent service
10 San Francisco; compelled by urgency OF
other business to sell few lots around my
home. / have laid out for the said purpose
several grand view lots at never to be for
gotten values for prices asked. You won't
refuse the chance to buy If you see the lots
You will be convinced that such values Will
never be offered again in Marin county that
you viii buy for cash. which l must have at
once From now on 10 July 10 come in per-
son. Don't write for information, and come
with money as / shall offer far more than
value to every desirable buyer who Will agree
TO build in keeping with the surroundings and
become a householder among us. Every lot
wooded and connected with every modern i'm
provement service. Remember. / want buyers
who enjoy q 10 minute walk to station and an
unsurpassed view from a villa site charmingly
located. Rigs at Office opp Union depot, San
Rafael. w. L. CoURTRlGHT, OWNER. NO
AGENTS.
FOR ssle-In San AnseImo, beautifully situated
lot, 100x1e0. Ross av.; shade trees; 8 minutes
from station; worth $35 front foot make OFFER;
VIII sxchange: $50 Perry St: oakland. Cal.
santa CRUZ REAL ESTATE
ties: BROWN & WILSON. Santa Cruz. Cal
POINT RICHMOND REAL ESTATE
OWING to the vast improvement in the city.
the Santa Fe Railroad Co win install rapid
gasoline motor car service from 9th and Ohio
SITS. Tour Sante Fe Tract) to 10th St. Oak
land, connecting with s. p. local ferry sery-
ice. few swell locations close up to new
terminal depot; lots 50 per month. Particu-
lars. 475 Pine ST.
SAN BRUNO REAL ESTATE
UP TO DATE 5 room cottage: North Lomita
park: bali cash: SHEAR.CuSTER; agents.
SAN ANsELMO REAL ESTATE
$3.50 San Anselmo snaps level wooded lot.
1O0xllO; $500 for ] level lot 62xl00; 1926
beautiful wooded lots 50xl30. II. f. MANN,
===..-.-s...
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
Beautiful room house: never been occu-
pied: well located; blocks to local and near
csrline; this is lovely home to exchange for
TAYLOR BROS CO..
W. Z. JOHNSON, Mgr. Country Dept.
1926 broadway
LIST your country properties with us: we sell
and exchange same JACQUES REALTY CO..
PROPERTY WANTED
FARMS wanted-I have several eastern parties
willing 10 pay fair prices for profitable farms
in the Sacramento valley. f. L. SOUTHACK.
IA Montgomery St. San Francisco.
WILL pay 81 900 cash for good lot in Sunset or
Richmond deal only with owner DR. H.
5. BOYS. R. %. Golden West hotel, cor. Ellis
and Powell SITS.
WANTED lot in Oakland; cheapest cash
price; owners only. Box 1876, Call office oak
land
WANTED-Your city property to sell or ex-
change JACQUES REALTY CO.. 255 Mont
ss....s
PASTURAGE
FINE pasture, green feed. H. B. MAYO, 757
Rssies Bldg 5. F.s 81 2. o. box 43s. Vallejo
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-05
FRUTTvALE REAL ESTATE

IS. 750-6 room bungalow; modern: 50x125: cor
ner; for sale or rent: terms. 260l Peralta ay
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-05

COUNTRY PROPERTY
A beautiful country home. within 30 minutes
Of San Francisco; > rooms, bath. electric lights;
lot 5zxIO7 feet: situated in Burlingame; min
utes' walk from 5. p. station OF minutes from
San MeteO electric road: will net 10 per cent as
ar investment; terms, 81. COO Box 1880. Gail
Office
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-24
The Cilildre1S Parade.

The children parade at the Fair
came of Oh Wednesday without a
hitch or accident o. any kind. The
youngsters enjoyed it-their parents
and friends enjoyed it, and it was
really beautiful sight. At the
close, Di. Copenhaver, the enthu-
siastic secretary, came on the track,
and as the children filed out gave
each one a bright 25-cent piece, and
they went away pleased, and voting
the Fair "big thing" Much in
terest was taken in the parade by DR..
Melvin Crockett, John Keessee, John
GildersIeeve, Mr.. Werner, Jas Ed.
Peery, VIM. Mcneil and others.
The riding of the little son of Mr..
Mich Adams and the little daughter
of VIM. Mcneil was specially spoken
OF ss being fine
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-24
MR.. MILLER HERE

Messrs John George and f. H..
Miller, OF Broadford, were in town
Monday, summoned here to give tes-
timony in land case. Mr.. Miller
was nominated last Saturday by the
Democrats OF Smythe county, as a
candidate for the Legislature, and
reports have it that he will be elect
ed. Mr.. George reported his uncle,
Mr.. +. l.. Roberts very low, and
his death expected at almost any
hour. He is near 73 years of age, and
besides, he had fall about three
weeks ago which fractured his hip,
and his friends have little hope of
his recovery. Mr.. Roberts is a prom
inent citizen of Smythe county. He
represented his district in the senate
of Virginia for two terms, and is
highly esteemed.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-24
They Got EN-

Yes, they catch 'em-they always
do. Tney may 'aiI to get everything
they 20 after, but the Elusive does
not include bass
Colonel Anderson, and his running
mate Peery Britain, end James
Pendlet1n and Richie Peery went
down the Clinch en- Tuesday, return
in3 with Il tantalizipg, astonishingly
large catch OF beautiful black bass
sucn Il sting rs makes the other
wonder where anu how in the thIn-
der hey got 'em They were beauties,
about "A of them, and old Sir IsaaCk
himself would have looked on with
enN ious eve
This will be the last, perhaps, as
the adtOmn leaves already cover the
pools, and the water is chilling. Mrs.
Sexton Gld her children came up on
Tuesday ior the fish supper.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-24
Tip Top.

Tip Top, S,pt. 22-Mrs Ema.ine
Catrol Nee't OF BIrestore, aged o.
bot 90, dieu at the home of her SON.
in-law. Robert Ruble on last Monday
mo- "in1. She ale supper ald retired,
IL is said, Us w>ll as usual, and
WIS deal net moining. She was
dau utter o. The late Gordon and Bet
lie Neel aud was one o. t, a large
.amiiv of Children, only three of
swhoh survive. MIS- Sidney n ash of
LIMESTONE died on yesterday, after a
ew DAYS illness. She leaves 4 nus-
Dand and baby, only about ten
days old. This is a more than sad
death to Sidney Nash, who is almost
totally blind, and had been married
on'v about year. Mrs. Nash was
Miss Waller before ner MAJ rage,
and Mas reared on Clear Fort.
We notice that a great deal Of fer
tilizer is being shipped to this Part
OF TazewelI, and unIoaded at the
different points long the railroad.
Some farmers buying as much as 4
tons TO be sown with wheat.
80 'ar as your correspondent has
seen, there has been no such effort
made among the people ,or many,
many years TO bring about a return
o GOOD times. A bigger acreage of all
Kinds OF grain aud vegetables and
rnits, new houses of all descriptions,
new fences new fields, a general in
dustriaI upheaval, in all lines. ALI
these things will surely have a ten
dencY for better days
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-24
Burke'S Garden.

EItLe's Garden, Sept .22.-Miss
Eli abeth Q"inu aud NJ. Claude
Pobst droNe over iiom 7azeweII Tor n
da: 5 tUt:Hg las, Sr'day.
y Brown is is;ti IS his daughter
NJ ;. Gec'se Moss.
the quai Get OF teaC Re p the AGA
de rv ale Professor aud n. RS. A her
CreNe-, and Misses d, da and MarGs,et
G reeveT.
MIS-. SaIiie G.. <eLU has moved
'Ton Blreiield Phd will occupy the
prol'e~sv which she recently purchas-
eel from NJ. Slor,, M. Short na> Ing
bought AZ. George Mahood's home
ADD moved MS family there.
Re-. nelly, O. Tazeweil spent
Tuesday night in the Ga fder.
Miss Ma~belle Greever returned to
Ta-ewe!I Monday after brief visit
To f"ieuds heIe.
Mr.. w. Ii. Moss has introduced a
new labor saving machine known as
Il torn Ieaper which bids fir to be n
! treat success.
Miss Nelly Kelley has retm ned
from Tia ;ewell where she spent few
days with her aunt, MIS-. Francis
/ Kelly.
The app'e crop this fl ! is I OF at
all buroeTsome, most or the orchards
being entirely without fruit W lille
some have only = small quantity
Burke's Garde Sept Married
1t tie no lie. u The brides parcnts MI
and Mrs Sam Repass, Oh Wednesday
evening Miss Jessie Repass and MI
Luther Hoback both of BurEe's Gar
den
MI George MaH9od has moved his
family to West Granam
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-24

G w O'Keefre and wife, Of North.
fork are guests OF relatives here.
Mrs = + Howell and children left
yesterday for their former horne I'm
Floyd county.
& w Steele, OF the Armour Pack
ing Company, is the guest of his
parents here.
Announcements OF the marriage of
Mrs Virginia Shelburne Hartman
as6i William Emmett Orr at Dryden
/ Virginia were received here last
night. The marriage occurred on
Wednesday
! Clarence lreSon, the accommodating
baggageman, has gone to Washington
city, where he viii enter an automo-
bile school
Ii anticipation OF tle picnic OF the
Baptist Sunday Scrooi, which was
appointed fos Wednesday, it "tcIred
in" and rained, aud mr ~ were dis
sprointed.
Misses Bessie Jackson ard Evelyn
! st Clair let on Wednesday for
school, az Il Nj w G. at LynchburS.
/ Miss M 'roaIeC Jackson went along
/ for sno.t visit.
/ Explorer, Doctor Frederick a COoG,
reached his home in Broo' lyn, on
Monday, and was rendered great
reception. lie asid, 81 have brou ybt
my story and my data with me L
have moi CORE home TO argue with
any man, but am willing to abide
| by the verdict o. ud2Cs. -
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-24
Pounding Mill News

Pounding Mill, Sept. CO Mr..
aid Mis-. Griffin, o; Rayel, are vIsi-
ting friends AID ,e,atives here this
week.
TIE schoo' heIe is p-ogI essing
nice y, tire teachers neing Miss Ma
Hood and Miss Crabtree.
Miss Maggie Hurt lett Monday TO
e tier Lethary College.
MIS-. RinSStaG aid sister, Miss
Dora Griffith, have been visiting in
Bluefeld and Newport, X =, for iae
past two weeks and nave aow return
ed TO their homes.
MI. Hr 1ter StsISitI has accepted a
posiliCI as clerk in the Pounding
Mil 81 Ocery store.
Miss Co'um bia AsbuI , cIon Cedar
RIrE, spent Few days last week
with lie atives here.
Messrs Geo re Hurt, Fred and
Harvey George GiIlospie left Tues
day for BlacksburS where they will
enter college.
NJ. Rin3staf was called home
from his work at Kingston, Ohio, on
account of the illness o. his wife.
Mr.. &. p. Williams is quite i'll at
his home here.
Mrs. Sparks and children &c visi.
/ tinG relatiN es in Baptist Valley, this
week.
Misses Eva Steele end Nellie Witt,
| MesrsS John Gillespie and Tom Her
niger, acco npauieG by Mrs. Steele
we've the GJests Of MIS-. Wynn il
L*ptist Va ley, Sunday.
Mr.. Bid, OF BluefeId, spent lasI
Suodav with bis sis.er-inlaw, Mrs.
Gri;tit ], OF THIS place.
Mrs. Mamie Bi,lops, o. Gary, has
been visiting fIiends here TO. the past
few days.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-24
Fourth Crop of Alfalfa

The fourth crop OF the editors
Alfalfa, now growing, was on exhi-
bition at the Fair, and attracted
much attention. Mr.. Jones, North
Carolina far ner, was at the Fair, and
stated that he han vested last year 30
tons of Alfalfa from acres This is
about the usual yield under favorable
conditions, and 5 tors is not unusual
under the best conditions. This fine
hay will be introduced in Tazewell.
1t is nonsense to say that Alfalfa. or
any other grass, will not do well in
this fine limestone land, if properly
put i'm To begin with. Mr.. j. o. Cor
ell and ii. s. Eowen, and perhaps
others, are seeding ii this year.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-24
Sad Death of Little Child

News reaches US OF the death at
GalaS, o; the beaIti'r, baby boy OF
Mr. and Mrs f. Lane Whitley. 1t
will be reca lied that the little "eItow
had been seriously afflicted moss of
its life. Several operations he'd been
per,oln'ed. and every possible effort
maize b" save It's life. Mr. and Mrs
Whitley have Ire s0nraLhv of a
host of Sf.ehds and lelaLi yes acre.
Tie remains o; the baby were
brought to North Tazewell for inter
ment, when took place on yesterday
morning. The child died Of tumor
on the brain, of form, the physi-
clans say. which is very unusual.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-24
Hal Peery Recovering

Mr. hal Peery, whose etXIeme ILL.,
ness has been the cause OF much
anxiety, was brought home from
camp On Wolf Creek, Wednesday.
lie stood the trip we'll, aud is recov-
ering rapidly. His sister, DIR. Mary
Peery, has been with him constantly
during his weeks of Illness, aud her
faithful and skill'Ul attention has
had much To do with saving his life.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-24
MOI .Olk s. Western Exhibit.

One of tie chief attractions at tne
Fair was the Norfolk and Western
exhibit, consisting of grains, min
erals, traits etc., from different Sec
tions of the state. The articles were
nicely displayed and splendidly han
died by Mr.. ID. G.. Fitzgerald, who
had charge. TIE Norfolk and Yves
tern is doir g great work for the
farming and fruit growing interes Is
of the state. The Fair manage nent
and every visitor to the Fair feels
under obligations TO Mi. La Baume,
and regretted that he could not be
present. Mr. Fitzgerald made himself
useful, (as he was also ornamental),
aud the superintendent of the agri-
cultural depaI sment is under special
obligations 10 him. He made many
friends here who hope TO have him
and his exhibit again next year.
VIZ . l. . 70
S.H3HJI37j H0i
$40 - ueiPitIO