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CITY REAL EsTArE-Continued
THOMAS =. HAYAIAN.

Suite 100, First National Bank buHdtng,
Montgomery and Post Telephone Kearny 1IO5-
s7,00o-Cash 1o62-1074 jackson St north side
at Taylor; buildings of high class Q
room flats each; just finished; VIII easily
rent for $1,500 per annum; price reduced
to $l1 $50 each may consider offer; must
be sold; them at once.
MIA and Jones: 5 of the finest fats Of ;
rooms each Mob hill: full price only
$4,000; one like this just sold for $50 GOO.
$6,oOO-Oash Hayes ST. business property; lot
21;6xf20; double frontage; rented at
81 200 per annum; full price only Sl2,ouO'
this is bargain.
S3,5OO-Cash: rented low at $3.50 per annum !:
full price reduced to $1,000; ? new 90
room fats; list and FL worth $500.
$3,OO0-Cash 1923 Golden Gate at Pierce I;
2 room residence; lot 25xi3S;6; reduced TO
$500; lot alone worth 81, 900; this house
is worth $3.50 today
S2,OcS-Cash; one of the best room residences
in the Richmond district; inside OF 5th
ay.: full price only $1,000: must be sold /;
reason for this sacrifice; don't miss it.
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President of Honolulu Plantation Company, 26s
Market st. San Francisco Cal.
Dated San Francisco February 3. 1910
MISSION BRANCH or THE CALL. BLAKE'S
RAZAAR. I10s VALENCIA ST.
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Board of State Harbor Commission
w B. THORPE, Secretary.
February 6, 1910.
LEGAL NOTICES

ALL concerned take notice that my wife, Minnie
A. DonnoIly, having left my bed and board
Without inst cause ] will not be herea flor
responsihie for any debts incurred by her
ROBERT NJ. CONNOLLY, Berkeley, Cal, Feb
IA, 1910.
have purchased the interest in the shoe shop at
IO:i2 Polk from J. +. Martin All outstanding
bills must be presented at once to j. 7 Martin.
i. Nj. DERIAN
HAVING sold nv business at 10 Sacramento
81 10 G. Vueinieh and T Sparovich / will
not be responsible for any bills. JOHN r.
LUCICH
TIE Tobev Sign Co was dissolved February II
H. b. Tobey to retain the firm name.
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THOMAS MAGEE & SONS,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,

REAL ESt2iE AbEN1S,
} Montgomery Street
Opportunities in unimptoved properties.
S135 OO0-For sale or exchange, IS fl frontage.
One of best holdings near Market and
Ferries Hotel and stores would pay
handsomely Mortgage $65 900.
ST., ,O0o-Prominent cor. O'Farrell street. Close
in
S75 oO0-Sacranento St. through to CONNER
cial large frontage. near Market ST.
$50 000--Powen st. corner 60 IT. frontage; one
of the best club. hotel or apartment
house sites in city.
So, 600 -Sutter st, near Jones 34x137:6; price
reduced
s2o, -o'FarrelI St, near Leavenworth, 34:6x
1916
SIS. .50O-Eddy st. near Jones. 25xl37:6: cheap.
$12 5OO-Second ST., near Bryant 43x125
s12 GOO Farrell St, near Leavenworth 25g
1876
S1l washington ST., near Polk; 46x137 "a.
: deepest lot in block: apartment house
adjoining paying handsomely: excellent
lot for immediate improvement
SO 600 Farrell St. near Polk 2T.6x12O.
Cheap.
SO, ,0e0-Californa St. not far from Fairmont
hotel: 80 foot frontage
s5,O00-Corner Devisadero and Greenwich 5:5x
%; If improved would pay excellent in
come.
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ASTROLOGY


SEND date of birth. with 10 cents. for trial
reading of your futures fun reading 25e. ZAzA,
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PROPOSALS AND BIDS

NOTICE OF LEASING sEAWALI. LOT.
Notice is hereby given that bids viii be re-
ceved and opened by the Board of State Harbor
Commissioners at their office, room No. 10. in
the Union Depot and Ferry House. foot of Mar
ket St. in the City and County of San Fran,
o'clock a. NJ. Thursday. the 10th day OF
March, 1910, for letting leasing by said Board
of Seawall Lot "B." Said seawall lot is situ-
ated on the water front of the City and County
OF San Francisco. and is bounded by Taylor
Mason, Jefferson and East streets.
best bidder for term not exceeding twenty
five (25) years. subject however, to the power
of the Board to reject any and all bids and In
accordance with printed terms apd conditions of
lease to which reference is hereby made which
are ON file in the office Of the Secretary of tbe
Board copies of which will be furnished bid
ders on application to said Secretary Refer
ence is also hereby made to said printed terms
and conditions of lease for q, more particular de-
scription Of Seawall Lot ''B. :.
Bids must set forth the purposes for which
said lot shall be used and the bidder must agree
that the statement OF his bid. If the lease is
awarded to him, shall be embodied in said lease
and he must also agree that said lot shall be
used only for the purposes set forth in his bid
w Z. DENNIS0N
p S. TELLER
Board of State Harbor Commissioners.
W. B. THORPE, Secretary.
February 6, 1910.
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED at the
office of the Secretary of the Regents Univer-
sity of California Berkeley, at or before $50
a. M on February 2S 1910, for further work
on the presidents house on the university cam
pus ut Berkeley. as per plans and speciica-
tions on file at said office; and separate bids
for heating and Yentiiaubg apparatus for the
university library.
No bids VIII be received unless accompanled
by certified check or bond In favor of the
bid, TO assure execution Of contract by success
ful bidder. The right TO reject any or all bids
THE ssia REGENTS or THE UNIVERSITY of
CALIF0RNIA.
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STEVENSON 81. BARGAIN.

So. .250-I Inside of 6th st. lot suitable for busi
ness purposes; plenty large enough for
readily reut. less than $500 a foot; only a
few steps from 9th and Market SITS; a
rare bargain. t64l5)
BALDWIN & HOWELL. sls-324 Kearny st.
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BEST . BIY u TnIs pApER.

3 dandy fats facing G. G park: worth SIS
000 but offered at $4,000. Lot 50 situated as
To pcrpetually INSURE light and sun: 7-7-9 rooms
and bath each: rented low at S1O0 month;
nothing cheap about these: substantially built
OF honest materials; look into these at once.
t635S)
BALDWIN < HOWELL. ais-324 Kearny St
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SPECIAL OFFERINGS.

So. 80 Business investment Of stores and hats
in good location in Ashbury heights in
come S2l5 per month.
S2l,00O-lncome - $50 a YEAR business invest
mont OF : Stores and fats lot 81 feet
900 fr9ntage; heart Of Mission district. to9ZOl
81, c0O--Mission st. only $500 foot; absolute
" the most reasonable property for sale
in Mission st. today. (364t1
double frontage. with L in rear street;
w'lI located fer home. flats apart
sured ds sunny sac p'S"'y o AEi t927s1
s., 9oo cash. balance to shft-A fac sunny res
f1eltce in north side of Clement St.
where values are bound TO increases 3
spacious rooms aud bath; basement; price
50. 150-Rents sI0.a5 month";, corner in Po-
trero ay. 26X10O feet: store with rooms
room fiat and stable store leased for !
$3.50 0-sw. corner 9th ar and II St. facing
park; 32;G feet front: contains a neat
ltttie structure, wen adapted TO improve
S4,ooo- sunny Sc corner Of 4th az and ST.. !;
al street work and sidewalk work com
ldete; 30y9l feet. arrange terms If
desired; store and Oats would 80 vel on
Lors.
s., Choice MY. corner Of I'd av. and l *. !;
the sightliest corner in Parnassus
heights; owner requires money.
$1,000 SO feet in sunny side Of Lake ST. best
block of street: iuside of 9Th ay.: ready
for building; fine lot Tor your home. or
) nice flats would pay vel.
S4.6p'-l-ast lot in ArguelIo boulevard list
av.); - #. front. one of the choicest
residence streets IN the city.
$4.500-Corner 2OX60 in LeayeDw0rth st: busi-
location. t6l76)
$4,S50-25 feet in sunny side Of HYDE ST.. close
70 Pine; cheapest piece offered east of
Van Ness av.
$3,75o-Larktn St near Washington; 27:ex
SIG t606Tb
s., $2,3o0-Ciementina St mr. 4th; 25xS0. t542:l
sis
$3,o00-Clementina St nr. 9TH: 50X75. (6095)
Send for February list Of property for sale.
RALDMLN s HOWELL. als-a24 Kearnx 81
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Preside TERRACE.

The choicest and most highly improved section
in San Francisco. \ personal inspection of this
beautiful park will convince you that Presidio
terrace is the only location for your home; this
is the only spot in all San Francisco where your
surroundings are guaranteed and you see
what your environments are: there are less than
half dozen lots remaining unsod the balance
contain beautiful residences; look through Presi-
dio terrace today. we Will be glad TO mail you
illustrated literature
BALDWIN & HOWELL 81s5324 Kearny st.
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Money to loan on city Oakland. suburban and
country real estate. Ii you have idle money on
hand consult our Loan Department. Money
placed on first m0rtgage at current rates.
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For SALE.

FVlt SALE.
Lot in the west side of Battery steet 6I .6x
17T:6 with an L to Broadway with 3 story
and basement brick building thereon; also
Lot In the north side of Fulton St, 100 feet
east of Polk 120xl20 to Ash ST, with a tempo
rary building thereon: also
lot in the east side of eth ay. 262 feet south
of Point I.obos, 23x120
GEORGE X FRINK, NJ. D..
122a Merchants Exchange building
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SPECIAL.
WILL BE SOLD.

An exceptionally nice room cottage; plenty
Of light and sun: near Fillmore and Waller;
price $4,000; mortgage of s.. 500 can remain.
Apply DAVIDSON & LEIGH 1ST Montgomery St.
NOTHING down. SO month " without interest or
IaxeS; get ready for the worlds fair and open
Ing OF the Panama canal: take advantage Of
this opportunity TO buy a city lot on such
easy terms; Immediate possession; 5c fare. owl
service; - minutes TO 81 and Mission sts.
AicEnerney title Take marked ocean
View on Guerrero 81. 20 Lake View av-
RIVERS BROS, 461 Montgomery st.
FOR sale-SS SEQ; strictly modern Gats; nearly
completed; on Buena Vista aY. near South
Frederick st: rooms each; attic and pro
vision for social hall IN basement: lot 1926
wide; has cement driveway for barn or
garage; arrange terms 20 suit almost
any proposition. Ira w CCburn, +5l Duboce av.
So. 600-Nsw room residence ard banquet haIl
easy terms; near 18th aud Diamond sts. 256J
Mission st.
HAVE STANDARD Title Insurance Company. Mills
iidS insure vour tile; save tims ard money
50 G0o-New room residence, on terms 352
Diamond st. near 10th.
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HINES AND sIrNING

/ GOLD, amaIgam rich ore bought; cash: assaying
soc PIONEER ASSAY CO., 131 5th St near
4 Howard
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PRESIDE HEIGHTS CORNER.

Elegant NV corner in Preside heights: 5Ox
so feet: superb site for Hats or apartments: the
right sort of dwellings viii always rent steadily
here; only corner of its kind for sale in entire
district; only $4,000 (6462J
BALDWIN & HOWELL 31s-32i Kearny St
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16 PER CENT NET.

Only $3.750 needed 20 purchase these 8 fine
fats Of rooms each: lot 32X137: near Sufter
and Scott price $40, 750; 1000 bank mortgage;
rents S110 a month.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. sls-324 Kearny st.
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coUNTIsl- RnAL 49,
SANTA CRI-Z BAEGAINS

SANTA CRUZ BARGAINS
40 acres, 3 miles from Santa Cruz; 20 acres
in hay. II OF orchard; small vineyard !;
good ) room house; large barn. outhuiidings
and fine we'll; ina high state OF cultivation;
price s.. 500.
Six acre ranch, miles from Santa Cruz,
adjoining Sequel; acres in excellent orchard.
to II years old; hne room house, large
barn and outbuildings. chicken houses. wind
mill and tank; water pipsd over place. this
IS very fine place. beautifully situated and
excellent view; price 50 600. So 900 down.
81 acre ranch. miles from Santa Cruz; new
room house: blacbberrieS and Strawberries
il acres can be cultivated; ) acres in hay and
berries this year; creek, gas engine aud pump
ing plant: fine redwood grove; fine view; eN-
cellent soil for vegetables: price So 200
u acre ranch, 3ia miles from Santa Cruz :;
room house. barn. chicken houses and yards
broOder houses. orcherd, all farm tools, nice
team of horses, new spring wagon, 10 cows, !
bull 200 chickens. running stream; milk route
pays $3.50 month; inch water right. lJUO
cords wood; good income producer price
50, eco.
COUNTRY DEPARTMENT
H0LCOMB REALTY COMPANY,
306 San Pablo avenue,
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CITY RNAI. ESTATE
MEMBERS 5. y REAL ESTATE BOARD.

BALDWIN & HOW ELL S1S-32i Kearny ST.
BALDWIN K HOWELL 3iS-324 Kearny st.
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A NEW SUBDIVISION
VALLEY CREST GARDENS.
3, , AND 10 ACRES.

VALLEY CREST GARDENS
8 AND 10 ACRES.
RICH. DEEP SOIL, ROLLING.
I +. miles from city limits OAKLAND. toward
Hayward: directly opposite ASHLAND STORE,
over the hill Into next FALLEY nothing better
for POULTRY. FRUIT BERRIES. ETC.
Magnificent h0meSiteS: cOzv. sunny and Wesl
protected: ideal climate; within 1.J00 feet
SCENIC BOT LFVARD; near l4th St cars. .
pieces sold already: : houses under construction
Don't be sidetracked before yOu~see this beau
tiful property II is truly exceptional at the
low prices. S15G 10 $50 per acre. Man on tract.
For descriptive folder, PRICE LIST and TERMS
address, or see OWNER between and 10 q.
21G Metropolis Bank building. San Francisco.
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TAYLOR ST. LOT.

MARINE VIEW LOT IN EAST SIDE OF
TAYLOR ST. PERPETUAL VIEW ASSURED
30 FEET FRONT. WITH REAR pASSAGEWAY
ONLY S1.T5O: YOU Can BORROW a Liberal.
AMOUNT ON THIS IF you DO NOT DESIRE
TO BUILD AT ONCE. (6506)
BALDwIN q H0WELL. sls-a24 Kearnv ST.
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HISINTSS IOCATION

BUSINESS LOCATION.
s5I0a-Caftage OF 5 rooms and bath and
hic1 basement: lot 25x10s on n. line Clement
ST. near Sth av.: cars pass property; transfer
corner at sth ay.; live. growing business center;
an opportunity TO secure bargain
For particulars and permission to inspect see
s., r & Co., 191 9th ay., IVY. cor. California st.
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FonEcLosuRE REsIpENcE.

S13,JO0-Lot 45x137 feet: substantial sunny
home ef 10 rooms and bath: bard
wood fiuish 20 feet clear on sunny side
at small expense could be made into fns
home; must be sold at once. (3553)
BALDWIN & HOWELL 31s-324 Kearny ST.
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LOOK AT THIS!

.. 750-A fine dwelling Of II rooms aud bath /.
high basement, with several rooms. sunny
side OF Baker st, not far from Fulton;
boulevard street. 100 feet wide: at small
expense this property could be remodeled
into fats fun sized lot. (6J12l
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 3Is-324 Kearny st.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-01-14
Dixie

The chief OF the division of music
In the Library of Congress, who has
compisled book on American songs.
declares "DiXie" to be first i'm ma
triotic popularity, and the state-
ment will not be disputed as regards
New York and its suburban ana seo-
shore envirous.
In this city and at all eastern wa
tering places, "Dixie" is as ponnIar
as 1t is in the South. The plaIino
OF the air at dinner or in a theoter
or in any public assembIage is the
signal for an enthusiastic outburst of
applause which is never accorded
other native airs. To what extent
this sentiment for "Dixie" is shared
In the West and il other parts of the
country north of Mason and .Eixon,s
line need not be considered.
Lincoln thought Dixie" the hest
OF American tunes and jokingIy re-
marked that ne regarded it as con-
traband of war. It's words are nuer.
lie. What is there inspiring about
'sImmon seed and sandy bottom.
But there is a swing and go 10
the Southern song which enIivens a
clowd, wh'rs the formal measures
oi America too infrequentlv
played or the saddening strains OF
Maryland, My Maryland. " fail of
.heir effect in awakening enthusiasm
Much OF the vogue of Dixie" i'm
New York must be attributed 10 The
norts OF an active minority in popn- !
a'izlng the air. 1t is a legacy of I
he Lost Cause for which the North |
growing to have an affection. -
Jew York World.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-01-14
THE V. p. I. AND PRESIDENT
PRIDDY

Mr.. Lawrence PriddV, President
of the Alumni Association OF The
Virginia Polytechnic Institute makes
reply to our suggestion" as to the
V. p. |. trouble, in letter publish
ed i'm another column Of this paper.
His reply was also published in
Roanoke Times, and perhaps other
papers. President Priddy makes the
gratifying statement that 1.-The trou-
BILE is not with the Faculty." but
lit is elsewhere. " Then it must
be with the management. Ifs,,
If Mr.. Priddy speaks from the
book and knows whereof he speaks
then, we change our Suggestion
that every member OF the faculty
and entire management" step down
and out, To read, "entire manage
ment' resign at once. We don't
know who is included in 1.-THE man.
ageement, but here is where the
trouble seems to lie, according TO
Mr.. Priddy, unless it be the Board
OF Visitors or Directors. If this be
so, the affair is narrowing down,
and the recaIcitrants if any, should
be easy to locate.
Mr.. Priddy seems To have stirred
up the present rumpus, and appro-
priately assures us that "in due time
the public will know where the trou-
bic is and what is the cause OF the
trouble There is no institution
in the State more highly priced by
the citizens of Virginia than is
the V. u. l., and no other institu-
ton has done or is doing IA great
work for the State. IL must grow.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-01-14
Too Much Money Spent

Washington, January 4.-Had IN,
Presidents daughter and son, Miss
Helen and Robert Taft remained in
the house gallery few minutes
longer today, they would have heard
their ia her roundly criticised by
Representative Adair of Indiana. Of
alleged extravagances of the exec.
utive department.
Mr.. Adair said the President,
salary should not have been increas-
ed TO $40, 600 year, adding thai n
PRESIDENT with practically no ex-
pense who could not save from his
income of $40, coca a year sufficient
sum to live in ease the balance of
MS lie IN my judgment does not
nave sufficient business capacity to
direct the affairs of this great ma
tior.
Attacking the Presidents allow
ance OF $50, 600 for vehicles. stables
ETC., MT. Adair argued that this was
$50, 600 TOO much, and he also as
serted that one third of the $4,000 nj
Iowance for the care of the White
House green house would "fnr-
nish The President with all the flow
ers he can possibly use. -
Without depriving the President
OF any of the comforts or luxuries
which properly belong TO The White
House, Mr.. Adair said the appropri.
ations of the executive department
which were 1929, APO last year, couId !
be reduced at least SO, 900 per yea1
Mr.. Adair declared that approDri- I
atoms for all purposes could be re- !
iucfd at least 500, 600, OOO o wear
Without impairing any part of the
government service. Extravagances
ma waste permeate everyu here
Arough the federal service, "he said.
MID democratic applause, land
onrgess has been voting away the
'eopie's money until we have reach
q The point where the revenues are
efficient TO meet our enormous ex-
enditures. -
lie asserted that while the popula-
on had increased about 40 per cent
nee 1890 expenditures had increas-
100 per cent. q
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-01-14
Jno. S. BOttimore
NOMINAL FINE
FOR S.W. WILLIAMS

Among the important cases which
will come before the criminal court
ut Welch this term are the Lick
Branch pay TOLL robbery eases and
the case of the state against $. w.
Williams, attorney general elect of
Virginia. 1t was rumored on the
street yesterday, says the Telegraph,
that the state will ask To have the
felony indictment against Mr.. Will
liams quashed and that instead n
misdemeanor charge will be brought
and in case he is found guilty a
nominal fine will be imposed. The
case will be tried before Judge
Strother and among the witnesses
will be Judge Ierndon of the cir
cult court, and Judge Joseph Nj.
Sanders, of Bluelield, formerly Judge
OF the supreme court of appeals of
West Virginia. Another witness.
from Wyoming county, will also he
put on the stand.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-01-14
Wittens Mills

Wittens Mills, Jan, I1-Rev
Hicks preached an interesting ser
mon mt Mays Chapel OH the 9th
inst. The audience was unusual,
attentive, aud the choir did is part
well.
The young people had choir prac.
tice and a candy pulling at w. r..
Arnntgon's on the evening of the
10th inst. They report pleasant
lime. We are informed that r. g.
Brahe and Miss Bessie Gillespie were
The chaperons.
Mr.. Richard Neel was visiting here
Sunday.
MT. George Painter, clerk in Jack
sons drug store at TazewelI, visited
homefoIks and friends here Sunday.
The students of the sixth and
seventh grades of Clinch Valley In
'titute are setting up new sfirst
eader, which Will be very good
when completed.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-01-14
GEORGE c. PEERY FOR
CONGRESS
(Communicated.)

Mr.. Editor:-l see in your last
issue the names OF several gentle
men mentioned as possible candi-
dates for Congress from the ninth
Neither OF these names spoken of
strikes me so we'll rs that of George
Z. Peery-a Tazewell hoy that Taze-
well should be proud of. If the dem
ocrats nominate him for Congress- af-
Ter the election il will not be Slemn
but slump. With George Peerv in
congress the whole people of the
ninth would be represented, George
is young man of good character
ana good brains, and is making good
use OF them. Let us start him 10 the
top round. DO not push him back.
think he is the man. With Georpe
In Congress and Henry Bowen or NJ.
Ia feery or some other good superyi
sor from Jacksonville district. and
}. w. Higginbotham, or AL Me
CURE or jeff Gillespie from Maiden
spring district-men of broad minds
while we have Others just rs good.
only mention these names that peo-
pie may see the error of their wav.
and elect our best men, regardless Of
political proclivities. Another reason
why L would like to see George
feerv make the race for congress in
the ninth is, | want to see what
Kind OF charg the TazeweIl Repub-
Iican would manufacture against
MIN. The perpetual motion machine
would have to oil up. start early and
run late TO get one manufactured.
n subscriber.
Tazewell, Jan. IL.