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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-06-22
AYERS is FOR TYLER.
HE THINKS THE Is Pref
TY SOLID FOR HIS FRIEND.
There Should Not BIO Undue haste About
Electing Delegatea-The Sherman
Law Seould he Repealed.
(RichmOn,i Dispatch.

Ex-Attorney-Gencra Rufus a.
Ayers, who has been in attendance
upon the United States Court the
last two days, is stopping at the Ex-
change, but will probably leave for
home today Being asked by Dis
patch reporter last night what he
thought Of the gubernatorial race in
his section Mr.. Ayers replied that
the Southwestern counties were prac
tcally solid for Tyler and would
give him the full vote of the section
as long as his name was before the
convention
Mr.. Ayers added that in his opin
ion large majority of the counties
in the State would choose delegates
in july and August, after full time
had been given for free discussion Of
the merits of the different candidates
WILL NOT HAVE WALK OVER.
Continuing, Mr.. Ayers said:
"Whilst Col. O'Ferrall appears to be
in the lead so far, do not believe he
will have walk-ovcr by any means.
His friends are active and alert, but
there arc thousands of the steady
ycomanry who favor Tyler and mean
to have their wishes and desires tru-
ly represented in the convention.
"Thcrc is no need" he asserted,
"for great haste in calling tho coun-
ty conventions. The people are in
no great hurry, and the party cannot
afford to have a candidate forced up
on it who does not reflect the true
wishes of the people.
1--WE will have enough to do to
elect our candidate after he is nOm-
mated, and there should be no ground
given for 'lisaIlccton. The party in
the different counties should select
delegates with deliberation. so that
when the candidate is nominated,
whether it be Tyler, O'Ferrall, or
Buford, he will receive the united
and hearty support of the party.
The canvass for the nomination
should be so conducted as to leave no
room for grumbling and dissatisfac-
ton.
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wouldn's Bet His Shirt.

Senator Vest is considered the best
poker player In the upper house. He
nearly always wins. A while ago he
was at Hot Springs, Ark, with Senator
Kenna Society there was a little
mixed, and 30 It happened that o very
gentlemanly drummer from ST. Louis
made third with them in little game
OF draw. 1t was perfectly fair, but
Vest lost all the money he had, Dor
rowed moro and saw 1t disappear, and
finally had to give two or three notes Of
hand to square himself before dropping
out Thereupon he leaned back In his
chair, tanning himself and enjoying
the sport as spectator. Presently the
ST Louis drummer between the hands,
began to make Some complimentary re-
marks on very beautiful and elabor-
ate shirt which Vest had on. He took
the liberty OF feeling the texture of the
garment, and, after asccrtaining how
much 1t had cost, remarked that he
would like to own such one himself.
Gentlemen" said Vest, rising from
his chair with an air of seriousness, II
will bid you good night. You may rob
me of all the money I have and all I
can borrow, but I'm cursed if you can
get my shirt Washington Star.
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The Bishop Was a wit.

a capital story is told OF one Of our
living bishops, well-known for his good
sense and rare wit. He was staying at
the house of q country gentleman who
posed as an ardent total abstainer
During dinner on the first day OF the
Bishops visit, there being nothing to
W on the table besides sirups and
o'iA waters, the host, turning to-
ininera. -erend guest, said in an un-
,Faro MS re. ord, You will find some
dertone: My -,om." The bishop,
wine in your bed-r> tie, briefly ac-
with characteristic ta. concession.
uowledged this curious 'tplaced
y 4partook of the rcfreshmen. ,fter
,cf, rc him. Some short while 4 v
his he bishop received his teetotale-
riend with becoming. hospitality at the
;. lace N return vi. 1T. During dinner
e. lord. ,hip quietly remarked to ms
.s.,t: "Ntr. So-and-s O, you will hno
we we water in your bedroom. Lon
,or Sn ectator.
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A Raro Pla MT.


year or two ago the re were amon as
a >oarders at mo- untain summer
sne >celcbrated botI list and Ger,
sa 8s snsous rich w n tha s wn9 h ha
10 make well inform 'ed on all SUD-
she was yer, III woman ffected to take
jects. The ri, The researches OF the
all interest in 4 the tiora Of the
botanist amongS
mountains vlix." said the lady,
II suppose Mr.. Ca he mountain flow
you find almost all t
ers around here?" v,xny. mo- am, "
II have found great
said the botanist. Flower that
well, there's one kind O. g being al
I've read great deal Of always
ways on the hills, and Nv, Y could
wanted to see it Perhaps 20.
pick me some"
What Is it?" WI
THE purple gloaming,' you kno
Youths Companion.
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THE SHERMAN SILVER ACT.

Mr.. Ayers was asked for his views
in regard to the repeal Of the Shcr
man silver act and said: "My views
upon the subject have entirely chang
ed. | have seen enough of the cf-
fects Of the failure to repeal this act
and the prospect Of the free-silvcr
bill to satisfy me that | was entirely
wrong. We are not yet strong
enough to dictate the currency of the
world, and in our foolish endeavors
to force a redundant silver currency
upon our own and other countries
have wcllnigh bankrupted ourselves.
The Sherman act should be repealed
Immediately upon the assembling Of
Congress. If this is done, prosper
Gus times will return almost as
quickly as they have fled"
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Supervising n Snecze.

Suppr0Asln8 SnecZe.
A highly esteemed medical journal
tells US that sneeze may be always
suppressed by pressing the finger hard
upon the upper lip But, sakes alive,
who wants to suppress sneeze, unless
he happens for the moment to be bur-
glarizing neiIyhbor's house OF some
thing of that sort? There's all too lit
tie fun in this world now, without try
ing to shut off the innocent enjoyment
of sneeze. And inasmuch as there is
on ancient ira dition and belief that
when one snee2es he casts out devils, it
would seem to be q scheme Of the evil
one to suppress sneezing. Good, hon.
est people shouL3 frown it down--De-
troit Free Press.
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Like All His Kind.

A very funny incident is told Of how
local plumber did piece of work in
an uptown house. The wife of the up
town householder, few days since,
called hts attention to the fact that q
great deal of water was dripping from
the bench below the water faucet, say
ing that plumber must &c immediate
ly called to repair it. The plumber was
procured. He said there was certainly
n leak somewhere, but he could not
just put his finger on it. However he
unscrewed the faucet, peered in and
around the pipe, put on some new
washers and went through g great
many mysterious movements After
the plumber had plumbed to his evil
dent satisfaction and departed the leak
leaked just the same. The man of the
house casually lifted the tin pail which
was kept under the faucet A stream
of water poured from the bottom. 1t
was evident that the leak was in the
pail instead of the pipe Albany Argus.
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He Got It.

He Got It.
Judge.-Why did you steal this mars
gold watche -
Hardened Prisoner. Il wanted to have
o good time.
Judgo.-You shall. Three years. Call
the next case!-Chica9o Tribune.
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what 10 Got.
"Ddd they give rou anything ut tho
farnhouse?. asked Pete. the tramp
Yep, I'a'r'o boots boots
.'Whntcher ZONE with en-"
al lsf th.M where they were. On the
fsr.nrr n i;r,."-S. \. Herald
-----. .-------------
ON newspapers for sale at this
on oants nar b,,ndrad
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O STONE Gar CRATE AND MANTLE Go.
Capital stock -preferred$lO,000.
Capital stoek-common-$l5,oO0.
dent, w. Z. Harris; Secretary and
sr.J. j. l)owdep, Big Stone Gap.
'rs.-J. 81. Dowden, John Gilley, w.
I'VE. Harris, Il. I. Irvine, Big
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SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA MINER .,r.~,

;, Capital Stock, s. 1000.
President, Barton Myer :. Socrot,r, ana
Treasurer l.. II. Shields, vnrfnIt 0'S "" c anu
cral Manager, Jas. w. T. crow Giasoo'v W. ,e"-
, Direct%rs--Jss. ". Gcrow, GLASGOW, w.:
K. NJ. Hughes, De .vid Lowenberg. barton
M Mvsrs, a. IL. Sh'cl Us, w. F. b. Slaughter,
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Cnpltal Stock, S3UU,bUU.
President, J. b. F. Mills; Vice President,
r. 7. Irvine; Secretary, S. c. bergman, Big
Stone Gap.
Directors. Geo. Z. Dennis, Rocky Mount,
a.; Il. 7. Irvine, !. n. Jones, Gus w. Low
j. Is. F. Mills, Big Stone Gap: N. b.
cd, Bristol, Tenn; j. w. Yates, Flint Hill,
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pLEsry to eat at the Gap YET,
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{ apital Observation-Disclosures
Capital so,:k-pald in-$25,ooO
Unicer President. ". 4. Mcdowell; Teller. Jno.
H. po,n O.
Nrec, ors-J. F. Blu Hit, jr., c. W. Evans, J! NJ.
Goodies r. T. Irviuc II. c. Mcdowell lr., '" A.
Mellow I'll, H. f. Mills, Big Stone Gap; l.. J. Bird,
lroDtOi Ohio
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VIRGINIA Coal AND IRON Co.

Capital stock, 81, 800, 900. ,h5,
>. President, b. b. Leiseniing, Philadcl "a
"a: Vice President, DR.. }. S. Wentz, MAJ =.
t.hank, Pa; Treasurer, NJ. S. Kemmerel
Aauch Chunk, Pa; Secretary, w. G. Kent,
Paaiatt.alMa; General Manager, j. X. Tag:
CART dig Stone Gap.
i'Rrectors.-R. A. Ayers, Big Stone Gap;
John &C. Butlitt, Z. w. Clark, Sam'l Dickson,
Philadalpha, NJ. ). Kenmerer, Mauch Chunk,
Pa; f. *. Leisenring, Philadelphia; Robert !
II. Saycs, Bethlehem, Pa; SAINT Thomas. |
CCatasquS- Pa; Dr. j. S. Wcntz, Mauch |
Chunk, Pa
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CHTrraI St0CK, %oUU,UUU.
President, +. }. Bird, jr., Ironton, Ohio.
Secretary and Treasurer, NJ. 7. Ridcno n,
General Manager, E.. }. Bird, ST., Big Ste ~,
Gap, va. 'hc
Directors.-R. A. Ayers. f. j. fsir-
N. I. Ridenour, Big Stone Gap; S. p. p w. o,.'
Cincinnati; II. W. Bates, Greenup, + oI -
Bird, jr., Irontou Ohio; Jno { H. E,. H. u
New York. Ai"eNei''
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Dizzy lu1,x Asn Mlslxa ca.

IHlnps 1ocaicd u IHTHr' 7"T W. no
Capital, au tho rized. $300,o0o.
Capital, pale in, Si5.ooD.
on cr,s-D S. Peasants, President, W. A. NC
DAVE II, Treasurer Big Stone Gap: Secretary. Walter
Grahs IN, Grasm, Va. Secretary: II. i. Aon'cir"'
Mana ger, l!ngan, Va.
,ur, ctor.-wnltcr ,5raho:n, Graham. Va; II. J..
(on,c ro. lIagan, Va: l.. Turner Marry, w. ~ Me-
owsl /, u. 5. Plsasan S, Zig Stone Gap, Va
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man suspended from the trapezc bar
hang -uees and support heavy
by her k :th her teeth while it was
cannon W. The woman finished
discharged. ,rformance, and hang
her trapeze P, bar head downward
ing from the as an indication
clapped her hands Cor the final act.
that she was ready sound in the
There was rurablinb nom vas rsn
wings, and then cam the mnzzie
on to the stage with ,tre aisle,
pointing directly up the CO. Sitting
AT sight of the cannon show
Bull and his men began to ifted
signs Of uneasiness. They sh 41s-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-14
CROWN N

# H s---~-----~~-N MEEfE
Tho king Of italy, like his famous father,
Victor Emmanuel. only tal.es ono meal q
day.
IT II not comm0nly known that when the
Prince OF Wales visits h theatAr he invari-
ably pays 10 guineas for his box. q This IL
fixed rule. yt
Tho German emperor recently issued nm
order that no sermon preached before him
bya court chaplain must exceed Is minutes
In delivery.
Abu Bnkar, sultan Of Johore, Ii an at-
trnctive looking man Of medium height
and rather heavy set. He IL about Ga years
old and hns been on the throne since 1870.
Prince Krapotkin, who will visit this
country in the fall. Is, despite his noble
birth, ono Of the most active nihilists In
Europe and n bosom friend Of Stepniak.
The prince Is a man OF profound learning
and stands high as a scientist.
The three rings which Queen Victoria
prizes most highly are her wedding ring,
which she never takes off, an enamel SER
pent which the prince consort gave her M
al engagement ring and q small enamel
ring with q diamond In the center which
he gave her when she was 10.
The queen regent Of Spain is q magnif-
scent swimmer and very fond OF the excr.
else. Every day in the season at San Sc
bastian, where the members of the royal
family spend their summers, the seashore
Is thronged with spectators to witness hes
majesty's really remarkable feats.
Everywhere in her travels the Princess
of Wales excites the wonder and admira,
ton Of the people OF account Of her youth.
fulness In figure and face. Not %infrequcnt-
ly the slender woman in the simple black
skirt just clearing tho ground, the jaunty
coat and blouse and sailor hat, the princess
is mistaken for her own daughter.
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BaltimOre's Railroad Princess.

One of the richest women in this country
10 Mary Garrett of Baltimore, daughter Of
the great railroad king and sister of the
present head of the Baltimore and Ohio
system. She is about 50 years of age and
is worth perhaps $50, 0oO, 900, much OF which
she herself has made by judicious invest
pale face and blue eyes much dependent
on spectacles. She is said to be a walking
"Poor's MANUAL on railroad affairs. She
inherited her fathers love for the business
and is acquainted with every detail of the
railroad he founded. She gives a large
share of her time to business, another large
share to charitable work, but very little to
society. She Isl great traveller and is most
entertaining conversationist, speaking in a
peculiarly soft, low voice.-Baltimore Sun.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-14

We ode. Ono Hundred Dollars Reward
for ony case of Catar h that osnnot b
cured by Halls CAtarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY d Co.. Props, Toledo. o.
We. the up~dsrsiQnsd. have known F. j.
Cheney for ths last Afteea yesrs. and
believe him perfectly honorable In all bus.
mess transactions aud financially able ia
carry ous any obligation made By thsi,
firm.
West Il TEuax. Wholesale Drsgzists. Ts'
ledo. q.
Walding, Kinnon H. Marvin. Wholesale
Druguists. Toledo. Z.
Halls CatsrTh Cure 10 taken internally,
acting directly IRON the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. Price 7b cents pc,
bottle. Sold By oil druggists. TssSimen-
talu free.
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A WOnd0rful Machine.

There 10 no dosbt that man IL a fn<
mechanism. but Ike every othsr machine
he wears ont BY friction. It is said that h
IL born again every two or three years. Hi
body is virtually rs-nade from food. Te
rttsrd this making over 10 radically wong
rs u man loses 80 much vitality IL
the delayed process shat it takes n lonl
time TO rccupsratc. The i,ocoss OF making
nn'w IL 30 accsls atsd by vurrinG will
LRANDRErH's PILLS that u new man. as i,
we're. may be made III two or three months.
and tho change in the mechanism is suci
that the worn ont part 10 replaced BY tht
row without the usual running down OF ths
entire machine. You don't have to sSop 70
'spni,s. Purge away with BRANDRETn's
FILLS. the OLE, diseased and wo' n ont body
Tnsy ara purely VEGETABLE. absolutely harm
less. and safe to take at any time.
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0uarantesd CuPe,

We authorize our advertised druggist to
sell DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Coughs and Colds. upon this
condition. II you a'e afflicted with a
Cough, Cold o. any Lung. Th oat or Chest
trouble. and viii uss this re msdy ~ directed.
giving il fair tiial. md experience no
benefit. you may return the bottle and have
your money refunded. We could not make
this offer did We not snow that DR.. Kings
New Discovery could be relied on. It nevet
d~isappolnts. Trial bottles free at II. II.
Parchen 4 Co.'S drag store. Large size &c
cents and g.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-14
Why Japanese Women Look Happy.

Why japanese Women Look Happy.
'"The secret perhaps" say 4, traveller, "of
the sweet expression and habitual serenity
of the Japanese women can be found in
their freedom from small worries. The
fashion of dress never varying saves the
wear Of mind on that subject, and the bare
ness of houses and simplicity Of diet make
housekeeping a mere bagatelle.
"Everything is exquisitely clean and
easily kept So. There is no paint, no dra.
perry, no crowd OF little ornaments, no com
ing into the houses with the footgear worn
in the dusty streets.
"And there is the peaceful feeling Of liv'
ing in rooms that can be turned into bal
comics and verandas ut a moments notice,
Of having walls that slide away as freely as
do the scenes OH the stage and let in all out
of doors, or change the suits Of rooms to the
shape and size that the whim of the day OF
the hour requires"
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Poisoned by rcrOfu,R.

10 tho Sad story Of many lives made mis-
cradle through no fault Of their own. Zero
fula is more especially than any other ;
hereditary disease. and for this sim pie rsa-
son: Arising I ON impure and insufficient
blood. the disease locates itself in the
Iympha,ics. which are composed o. white
tissues; there is a period Of f9tal life when
tho whole body consists of white tissues.
and therefore the unborn child 10 especially
susceptible to this dreadful disease. But
there IL q remedy for scro!u!a. whotbel
hereditary or acquired. 1t 10 Hoods Sa' sn.
psrilla. which by its powerful! effect on The
blood, expels all trncc Of tte diseaso and
gives to the vital fluid the quality and colo,
OF health. II you decide to TAKE Hood.
Ss saparilla do not accept any substitute.
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The Wrong Man.

First Citizen (Dugout City)-Chargem,
the plumber, has shot a man, and he says
he did it to dignity his trade. ..n.,s
Second Citizen-Did he shoot the rascally
%bookkeeper who makes out his bills?
First Citizen-No; he shot a newspaper
paragrnpher.--New York Weekly.
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When catsrrh attncks u Irrson of scrolu-
loLs dinthesis. the disease is almost sars to
become chronic. The only efhOaoious cure.
therefore. 10 Ayers srrsaparil n. which ex-
pels s~crofula from the system. and the
catarrh soon follows suit. Local treatment
Ia only a waste of time. ~
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A Boon for Ladies'.

Fiench Tsnsy Tablets are fer the relief
and euro Of prinful ami irregular menses
, nd will remove all distractions. no mat
ter What the cause, The only sure and safe
remedy on tho market. Manufactured BY
A. Auesndre, Paris. France. 81 O. box and
Tor sale only by II. n. Parchsn 4 Co.. sole
ncents, Helena. Mont.
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A Substitute.

A. Larcarte-Why do they put such a lot
of stuff on bills Of fare?
4. Abledhote-So that you'll eat less.
You know Bacon says, Reading maketh
q full an."-Newport Daily News.
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A nus head Of hair 10 an ~iudi,p,psat

A nns head Of hair 10 an Indispensable
element Of beauty. Ayers Hair ViSor
maintains youthful freshness and iuxu l.
ance. restores te faded and gray hair It's
original color. prevents bsldssss, removes
dsndras. and cures ss0lp diseases. Il gives
perfect satisfaotieA. J
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-14

Before you know it the Holi-
days will be here and you will
have to rush and scramble to
select the gifts you wish to make.
We will show a larger line of
Holiday Goods this season than
ever before. Most merchants
were afraid to order this Fall on
account of the so-called hard
times. They will show you last
seasons goods to make your
selections from, while our stock
will be new, fresh and complete.
We have just opened a beautiful
line Of Plush Albums, Toilet and
Manicure Sets, Shaving Cases,
Silverware etc. More novelties
will arrive every day. Make
your selections now. You can
buy better and with more salts
faction to yourself and the recip-
lent of the gift.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-14

Twenty millions Of articles Of mail mat
ter pass through United States ~postofiices
each day, and 100000 letters arc received
annually Mt the dead letter office.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-14
Fancy
Groceries

At plain prices, are in line with
all other items in our stock. Read
the list:
Imported Edam Cheese. $1.oo
c. & B. Marmalade, jar. rs
c. & B. Anchovy Paste. .35
Durkee's Celery Salt,
bottle. 10
Liebig's Extract, 2-oz jar. 40
Armour's Extract, 2-oz jar IS
Schepp's Cocoanut, in
flower pots. rs
German Preserves, bottle. rs
Gordon & Dilworth's
Brandy Peaches, quart
bottle. 1.2s
Catsup, pint bottle. ..... rs
G. & B. Walnut Catsup bot. rs
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Choice
Candies

Are always cheaper here than
elsewhere. We sell as low as
other retailers buy, thanks to our
New York Branch where we
wholesale such goods. Always
sure to find fresh goods here.
We sell too many to have any
old stock.
Plymouth Rock Taffy, b.. 2oc
Finest Assorted Creams, ID. asc
French Assorted Creams, Id I5c
Fresh Marshmallows, lb.... 25c
Fresh Caramels, lb........ 15c
Gum Drops, ID. 1oc
Jelly Beans, lb. 15c
Chewing Gum, 2 pkgs.... SC
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P%ennyroyaI Pills.
Complexion Waters

Dr., Pssry's FsliAble are the safest and bss,
regulator for ladies'; nothing unpleasant, a1d
always slsetssl. Advice freq paokasso q
end 81 direct THE CANON Co.. Dr1xsstA
boAt0a. 0aAs.