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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-13
Montana

According to law the first
take place the second Tuesday after the legislature organized
senate organized Monday January
completed it's election officers until question
tang the soons OF Montana to which shall be the
batterng Tor senatoran 10 Jan IT, Many
but it will be decided by vote Of the members
On the 9th OF January the house the
settlement the Choau county contest The speaker
not prepared to all the standing
OF all Sides the committee
popst one OF whom chairman democrats
Hamilton dem and Lh who hold
tested each the ragged edge The his
certificate by the canvasng board after throwing
nc account alleged fraud The republican the
and counting of the Elder the
court The placed committee which
will hear the evidence the enrolled until the re-
port made will probably the case is SETTLED as
witnesses to be brought from miles away.
The senatorial balotng begins Wednesday contest
De not settled b that time the democrats will probably carry day.
That is the way it looks
The contest between Leh ep Hamton dem for the seat
the house representatives decided
This gives the house republicans 26 democrats and popusts
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-13
CALL FORNIA
WEST OAKLAND, CAL, Dec. 26, 1892.

WEST OAKLAND, Cal. Dec 1892.
EDITOR GREAT
enclose you clippings from two different which trying
dcue the peoples would like
pointers from think DR. Fish competent
to tackle such Individuals r
The GREAT WEST interesting when one
read all through and begin next
think it the best had the
comfort and like medicine
uon oAu prosperity w. Il.
The democrats the senate have SO
to elect United States Stephen
White Popus have balance Of
The popusts will probably nominate Car San
they will cast their complimentary
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-13
pnstitution, as revised, the first es-
for membership shall subscribe to
platform-that they shall be willing
the principles laid down IN the Omaha
to work and vote for the same.
The Editors Deserve Credit.

Whatever peoples party in
the mainly country
Never before advocates involving the
devoted acTfn than
peoples party candidates and platform
Many Of devoted their whole time talents
Others undmayed with heroic resolve struggling against
an adverse local sentiment for very existence =
still there
keeping the fight forging the people
In granting need praise popul victories
editors OF the peoples party papersChcago Express
Will the democratic leaders such loud
promises reform the suffering leeis
aon just what effect the reduction of the tariff will
economic problems OF more equabe distribution wealth.
other kindred topics The
committee had $5OOOOOO to their campaign
came from lonares and lords would suggest
unsophisated mind that equivalent
pledge to these doners from the party
that mo sudden changes the running should
take place At the tme leaders, people
to understand that reforms would be
reforms cannot and will through the democratic
The house devided against self FALL
bes OF the democratic party Whose aims and desires
and not the classes will before the end this
focking the peoples the relief which them
but which failed to materiaz with the democratic
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-13
NEBR ASK A

Dispatches from Lincoln Neb that
deadlock in the senate broken that morning.
orreu the presidency
five giving him their un
and gives the upper house.
the antmonoposts republicans the ndepn
dents the enactment regard to regulating rail
and other interest brought In
house the whereby
democrats Independents organized body The
That the combinations will be monopo
acon bearing on the senatorial fight Both
partisan advantage.
RUsHvILLE Neb., January 3, 1898.
EDITOR = '
sample copy and examined closely Will
paper 1or more OF SUCH S. M SCoGGAN.
The senatorial candidate whose
Powers Pop) Powers but saws tariff ia not
issue and the financial greatest TO
this country.
The house of elected L. Yod
ball. popust permanent speaker that body Merritt
pop made clerk of house.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-13
OREGON

The popuss Of Oregon thew intend
to push and demand until they Among them
are the following:
1.-The abolition Of the railroad
rate bill Aboshng the hiring out Of convict labor employ
such labor in the roads of
able unless bearing the assessors stamp All official be
limited
fined
and imprisoned The adoption state state
telegraph and telephone applied
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-13
South Dakota

The Indications that the
able to the epohbn plankn
The senate committee about evenly divided question
careful majority OF
fve either in either house.
The battle this session took
the Introduction of bill to reubmt
sttuton Friends both sides the
and more expected next week
bill introduced express sleeping
to taxes promptly and providing penalties
neglect or refusal to do
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-13
Missouri

Five the lawyers Kansas appoint
ed by citizens committee investigate the alleged
election laws the recent M
They say
cit for the purposes
what evidence has discovered which lead the prosecution
Offenders make
Law detective and designing
be used practice frauds which will be exceedingly difficult
and will furnish the motive political
of continuing operating
of the will the believed evidence
sufficient to base criminal suits against several high officials
Two judges Missouri have been angushng
under sentence contempt OF court refusing pay
railroad bonds which the people bonded
built Such judges like angels visitsw and
such laws like his satanic majesty fought rarely
pushed
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-13
IOWA.

Repeal the Sherman Act is asked for by the Sioux Clearing
House
Whereas We view with alarm apprehension impairment
nauona credit reduction
ana the certain industrial agricultural and
affairs through the working the
silver bullion to the amount Of 900
therefor
IT, 1890 known the Sherman
resolved That earnestly petition congress
smod to Immediately repeal the aforesaid
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-13
COLORADO

Up January the assembly unboken From
indications will be broken
will remain unoganzed Tuesday, inaugural
ton Of the state officers The waiting
but cannot be heard until the body organized
presented to the house asking providing
free and unlimited coinage of silver at ratio
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-13

go wAsAsHA STREET, ST. PAUL. MIMI
MRS e. w Fish General Editor
EVERETT w. FISH Editorial Contributor
% above 'sss s.s.s &. ss . ss..s
SUBSCRIPTION RATES s'oo PER YEAR.
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA, JANUARY 10, 1893.
THREE SUBSTANTIAL ELEMENTS
JUST POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY! !
They appeal the Judgement of
1stEvery voter should platform
his idea public though cannot with
every item.
lead party
nominated unless he has active faith
in platform motive.
ad-No justified refusing plat
with his and his ideas OF public policy
Harrison had no electoral Of Florida.
The popuss and organized the house Cheyenne
ming on JAM TO-
The electoral college Wyoming Cheyenne
the three for Harrison
Gov rman South Carolina signed placing
the hands of that state a few weeks since
Benjamin Butler Massachusetts, Washington
dence on New Jersey Ave-. at 1:30 JAN H.
year, they
business and not be wrangng the
rumor now 5000 Neg
attire voted the democratic ticket in the state OF Georgia.
What will be the next Development?
that Hon g. Carlisle OF Kentucky will accept Mr.
eveland the There lack Of
ddates fill Mr. Carses rospeced vacant seat
Oregon appropriation provide
the Worlds fair Whatever given be raised by
private subscription the legislature fails make appropriation
recently
antopon appeared daily papers
that that member the distinguished"
body
Orange Judd the editor OF the Orange Judd Farmer died
Gently his Evanston ILL., As the editor Of the he had
reputation all this country He naugurated the
reporting the and bureaus
distributed sorghum seed localities He
father of the sorghum industry this country He seventy
years OF age
says Industrial intended
refuge those who will not affiliate with either
the democratic or republican parties. He
ss sss
for the masses to stand upon comfortably"
just bubbng energy
They kndled the
touched by inspiration from the alter Of humanity The Spirit of
Reform published Belmont Allegheny county, the Empire
br appointments for speeches. and the organizing
iancs We remember since for
organizers that We Judge from the
that they have put in their full time and the effort not vain
Congress suspended business weeks during the holidays But
continued with deduction
lost time The wheels the machinery stops but the
of pleasure shops
poor needy pleasure
deducted for every hour Why line OF dmarcaon, between
public private LAY
pay producer wage
bdned those hired comfort and
during their two weeks vacation
city Chicago trying years possession
the lake property which the
company said this
aoa by the corporation legislature of Illinois in 1869 subsequent
legislature declared the but the the railroad the
But the battle ended
Supreme the United States proper
the city, and the railroad lose thousand
Sherman succeeds getting his Nicaragua
entitled the belt champion obber
drel of the world.-ndependent American
him. john into effect his Nicaragua
receive the rophys above named and the
robbe the peoples rights and unparalleled scoundre
republicans
the United States Senate let them But
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
THE PRESS.
judges and Their Pay.

1t is understood that in his forth
coming message Governor Mckinney
will urge the General Assembly to
increase the salaries of Circuit and
Supreme Court judges.
We believe that Virginia is now
in condition to warrant her paying
these officers salaries more nearly
commensurate than present salaries
with the value of their services; but
we would prefer to have the mattel
Of the revision of the criminal laws
and administration thereof consid-
cred as whole. TO this end it
would be we'll to set the proper COM
mittccS of the two houses to work in
the right direction ut the beginning
of the session. The people would be
very much disappointed indeed it the
General Assembly were to meet and
adjourn this winter without doing
3pything in this direction more than
10 increase the salaries of Judges.
II, however, along wild, increased pay
for judges there went laws improy-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30

rags and hogs, including all waste
or rags, composed wholly or III part
of wool.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30

In time Big Stoue Gap is bound
to be tho great manufacturing centre
of the southwcst.-Big Stone Gap
Post.
"Thc Lord loveth a cheerful giver, .
as you have doubtless heard. And
your opinion will stand at the top Of
column next to reading matter. But
"in time" is liberal slice of eternl
ty, dear boy.-Bristnl Co"rier.
That the Devil quotes scripture is
well known: but rarely inapproprl
atclv. Married life must he having
a wonderful effect, for good, upon the
iuniol editor of the courier.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
The Wise County Bar and the Cir
cult Judgeship.

No doubt the Bar Of Wise County
th;Dk that who they declare for as
their preference for Judge of this
Circuit wiia lie he man who will get
the place; bnt as the Bar of this
County is not altogether the district
in toto, there is liable to be quite Il
diversity of opinion in regard thereto.
If our representative from this lcglS
lativc district is the man the people
think he is, he we will, at the proper
sine, advocate the man whom he
thiut= is best qualified for the posi-
tion and ispyc no regard whatever,
80 the action ii the Wise County
s,ar. It is not very likely that such
will be the case. but the f3ar may
take up some man wholly unqualified
for the position, and if Irvine abdes
,by its decision then we will have, or
rather likely to have, a man who is
pot competent for the place.
Ifhe wise County Bar, no doubt,
4i,;M',s it is Is:4e yaler Of the County,
but it represents q YcFy small pro-
portion OF the thought, or anything
else, and no matter what action they
take, if our representative does his
sap,y. he will pay no earthly atten-
zion - their wishes in this
matter. Fhe Posi- does not advo-
cate the claims Of any Of the gentle
sncn mentioned for the Circuit Judge
ship, as they are all well qualified for
fhc position; but what it does advocate,
aud Alat in the strongest terms, is
she right "a 0nr Delegate to exercise
1aS own Judgement in these matters.
Personal tlaendsl1p a1r any other
consideration, except qualification,
should dictate tthe man to whom
,he will give his endorsement.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT,
Ihe Observation-Disclosures
the Prlce Of Pig IRON.

Ihe Observation-Disclosures
the PrIce Of Pig IRON.
NASHVILLE, Fem, Nov. 27.-The
Tcnncssoe Coal, Iron and Railroad
Company has made another advance
OF pig iron of twenty-five per cent,
the second advance in the past 30
days. In addition to the Sc, 900 tons
sold last month, another 10000 tons
has been sold Ct the twenty-five per
cent advance. Of this $4,000 IONS,
10000 tons are for American con
sumption, and the other half for
London bankers, who buy it as an
investment. These London bank
ers offered to take from the company
at the same price the entire product
Of four furnaces for six months
aMouiillng' 10 100 900 tons. This
offer was declined by the company,
because they believed that iron
would 60 higher in the time named.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
Are Your Children Subject to Croupy

If so YOU should never be without a
bottle of Chambcrlin's Cough Remedy.
1t is certain cure Tor Group, and has
never been known to .ail, if given freely
as soon as the croupy cough appears it
Will prevent The attack. 1t is the sole
reliance with thousands Of mothers who
have croupy children, and never disap-
points them. There is no danger in giving
TINS 'lenedy IN large and frequent doses,
us 1t contains nothing Injurious. 50 cent
bottles for sale by j. W. Kelly, Druggist.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
The SMALLPOX Scare.

There has been much excitement
in Big Stone Gap recently over moth
ing. There has been but one $50
lated case of smallpox in the town
and there have been many opinions
expressed, pro and con, as to whether
it was really small pox, measles,
chickcn-pox, or roSeola. DR.. kunkel
pronounced it az such, and no one has
any moral right to dispute his opin-
ION unless they are competent tc
Judge.
There is no necessity, however, fol
thc officials of the town to get I'M.
duly excited, and quarantine against
towns without uSt cause, as they did
in the case Of Bristol. There has
been no smallpox there, nor any
signs oft.
From the latest accounts, the pa
ticnt suffering from this disease is
practically well, and there is abso.
lntely no danger to travellers.
If any excitement is needed, why
not get up another mad dog scare
1t would certainly give those suffer
ing from E'nui something to think
about; and save the town much I'm
warranted injury, and timid people
loss of sleep.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
,WOman'S Influence.

'3'he llUblest sentiments of honor
and Of chvalry ate due directly to
the influence of noble gooI woman.
In times of distress, when the cold
and clamny hands of adversely are
,clutching at our throats; when the
future is Il yawning abyss and no hope
aprssSS upon the horizon, then it is
allat ting agHnence Of Il noble woman
us felt, and o4a 81 chaos and darkness
'"Aopc sees star oye is the
greatest gift vouclsalcd TO 4Av hui
aAan race. Without its sublime and
cheering influence the world would
DO an indescribable medlcy OF the
,most degrading and corrupt influence
When beautiful young girl, Just
i'm the first blush of Il glorious wom-
anhood, stands at the altar Il fair
young bride, the wretch npon whom
this scene does not have effect, and
awaken those dormant sentiments
fA2t arc in the heart of the most de-
PRAYED then, indeed, is he SO far
gone that tope 81 redemption is past.
AS with the so4 Mejo'lious voice
characteristic Of her sex, ehe prom
Uses "to love, honor and obey" the
man at her side, see how the popu-
lace look On with new feeling awak-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
FRS 7-Cl2|
q / ! F;
Pool, and Bi..i3r. 9
Att3ol2d
R KIDD, Propais.5 Ter
PIC TN.
THE INTERMCNT
HOTEL,
PETER KIDD, PropI
BIG STONE

Ikeep constantly On hand pure Rye and Bourbon
from 81 SO up to $500 per gallon; BraAdes from
SO 90 Der gallon; North Carolina Corn Whsle.
10 50 SO Der gallon; Wines Of. all KIND from 81 500
gallon; also agent for two Of the Largest Djstafsr
country Ice cold beer on draft. and also bottle 3.
on hand We also keep firSt-ClaSS line OF 10,
Cigars. Fresh Meats, Oysters and Fish Away O.
AlIorders by Mail. otherwise WHOM accom-
cash Will receive special attention, and prices I
as if you we're hero in person,
ess-Whiskles for meelica! purposes specially.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS


Flows, foots and ,gi4c Aqrrows, bar
vcstcrs, rcapcrs, drills, horse -rahes,
cultivatorS, thrcshing machines md
cotton gins; plush, black, for max
ing mems hats; quicksilvcr; salt; silk
partially manufactured from coconc
or from waste silk, and not further
a4e4ncul or manufactured than card.
ed or coplJea" silk. SOAP, 4. ret 9TH
erwisc specially provided for in this
act; sui plate of soda, OF salt cake, or
nitro cake, sulphuric acid, tallow and
wool grease, including that known
commercially as dcgras or brown
wool grease; straw, burr stone, bound
ZIP irto millstoncs, frcestone, granite,
sandstone, linestone and o}hsr bHilI-
ing or monumental, except marble,
unhanufaoturol or udreSsed, not
especially provided For in this act.
WEARING APPAREL. FREE.
All wearing apparel and other per-
sonal effects shall be admitted free Of
duty without regard to their value
upon their ileplily being established
under such rules and regulations as
the Secretary Of the Treasury may
prescribe; timber, hcwn and sawed,
and timbers used for spars and in
building, wharvcs, timber, squared or
side, sawed boards, plant, deals and
other lumber, laths, pickets and pal
,rgs. shingles, shaves Of wood Of all
kinds, Wood upqanNfqc; urcd, provid
ed that if any export duty s. lad
upon the above mentioned articles,
or either Of them, all said articles
imported from said country shall bo
subject to duty as now provided by
law Chair cain or reeds, wrought
or manufactured from rattans or
reeds. Woods, namely, cedar, lig-
nun Vita, lakewood, ebony, box,
grandiiia, ma Loyony, rosewood, sat
inwood and all forms CT cabinet
woods, in the log, rough or hewn,
bamboo and rattan, manufactured;
bamboo. reeds and sticks of part
ridge, HARDWOOD, pintonto, orange,
myrtle aud other woods, in tho rough,
or not further manufactured than
cut into lengths suitable for sticks
and umbrellas, parsols, sunshades,
Whips or walking canes all wool Of
the sheep, bair of the camel, goat,
alpaca, and other like animals, and
all wool AMI hair on the skin, nails,
yarn waste, card waste, bur waste,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
IRON AND STEEL

All manufactures of iron and steel
have a tariff of % per cent. all valor-
en- excepting east hollow-ware coat
cd Glazed or timed. and chains OF
all kinds made Of iron ami steel %
nor cent AL valorcm.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-03-03
nUSTONvIlE.

The entertainment at Christian Col
lcge was very pleasipgly arranged. The
pupils of the Academy were compelled
TO postpone their celebration OF the 22d
on account of the death of Miss Sally
Reid, an aunt OF Mr.. Hawkins.
The Band realized snug little sum
from their supper. After paying for
their instruments they have about $50
LETT in the treasury. The crowd was so
great at the hotel that many were com
PEELED to leave without getting their sup
per, and it was o'clock before the last
guests were waited upon.
Miss Bush Grinstead, of Danville, is
visiting Miss Lena Vowel. Miss Van
Arsdale, OF Harrodsburg, Mr. and Mrs.
Taylor nee Rector, and Mr.. Shelby
Enoch, OF Louisville, were visiting at the
College last week. Dock Denham, Of
Somerset. was here Friday. He cam to
take his girl to the entertainment that
evening. Mr.. w. b. Hawkins was up
from Lily last week.
George Bradley and two OF Huston
ville's most popular young ladies were
out driving last Sabbath afternoon, and
when near the toll gate on the McKin-
ney pike passing train frightened their
horse and it started to run. George
promptly jumped on the horses back
aud yelled to the Rirlsto get out quick"
BY that time one wheel OF their vehicle
was smashed to smithereens. the young
ladies were dumped out in a heap on
the roadside and George, having sue
ceeded in quietinR the frightened ami
NAL, gently bore his fair charges to the
toll gate, when he went back to McKin'
ney to get another conveyance.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-03-03
HUBBLE.
dav.

VIM. Hubble cold Prewitt d Woods
a milk COW for $50.
Several of our farmers are going to
raise tobacco this season.
Mr.. John Case, Of Lexington, was
over last week visiting his mother at
Hedgevile.
Eggs have declined here to l2c per
dozen. turkeys TO &c and chickens to &c
per 10. on foot.
BRO. A. G.. Taylor will preach at
Bright's school-house next Saturday and
and Sunday night and at Rush Branch
Sunday morning.
We got our |. is all on time Tues
day morning, thanks to the Lancaster
Z. NJ. Tor her promptness in sending
them out by the stage driver when they
reached there too late TO be put in the
mail pouch for this office.
MIR. Ed and Miss Matte White are
among friends at Hustonville. Mr.. Char
ley Patterson, of Middlesboro, was in tc
see his special friend last week. Mrs
Susie Bobbittiand Miss Jennie Brinkley
of Somerset, are visiting relatives here
this week. Miss Lizzie Simpson, Of
Marksbury, is visiting at Col. Rice's.
Miss Sallie Simpson has returned from a
few weeks visit at Beuns Vista.
Smith Bakers family left Wednes.
day morning to join him in Whiteland
Indiana. Il. l.. Snow, OF Cumberland
county, was up to see us with bunch
OF cattle this week. VIM. Todd and
family and Joe Smith left "Wednesday
for Iowa. Mr.. Jacob Robinson return
ed to Middlesboro Sunday morning and
Prof. Joe Robinson to Charlottesville
Miss Helen Thurmond writes us she
will begin her school here March Goth
James Engleman paid US pleasant visit
la ~ weak