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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-04-13
WIT AND WISDOM.

People live for what they hope for.
Rams Horn.
BY all means sc sometimes to be
ulone.-George Herbert.
"A good business sigma display
advertisement. -Washington Star.
HE removes the greatest ornament
of friendship who takes away from it
respect. Cicero.
Likely Enough -~Burlsc-Do you
think your uncle will die? SmirlSe-I'm
afraid so. It's the poor one
There is nothing like prosperity to
cover faults. and it may be said that
money covers more than charity. Tex
as Siftihgs.
The only objection to the self
made man is that III SO many cases he
has failed to put himself together SO
as to work Observation-Disclosures
Star
Never spread an i'll report about
your neighbor until Won know positive
" that it is true, and don't do it then if
he is a good deal bigger than you are
Texas Siftings
"A man was seen at one of the
mountain resorts one day last week.
He got away, however, before the lady
boarders could get their back hair fixed
Boston Transcript.
Oh college maid.
So bold with boollery,
Why thus afraid
OF common cookery?
Washington Star.
First Thespian Ton the Rialto)-
There is old Ruskin, the tragedian.
Second Thespian-Whv does he always
look so melancholy? First Thespian-
My boy, that's his conception OF him
self.
She Referred to the Umpire
.'What are they quarreling about?
Don't they like the vampires decisian?"
ley, very much excited; that's just
what he is. :"
There is one thing which may safe
ly be affirmed of mother Eve. She was
perfectly correct when she asserted
that her first born was just the cutest
title itesy mite in all the world. Bees
ton Transcript
~~Watchman-Fo heavens sake get
away. Don't come any nearer! acrog-
gles-Wot's the matter wild yer? Watch
man--Cant you see that is o powder
mill? How dare you come so near With
o nose like that"
You will find. if you think for
moment, that the people who influence
you are people who believe in you In
an atmosphere of suspicion men shriVel
up; but in that atmosphere they ex-
pand. and find encouragement and edu-
cative fellowship Prof. Drummond.
Doctor" said, u. grateful patient,
Selling the physicians hand, Il shall
never forget that to yon owe my life"
H'You exaggerate," returned the doctor
mildly; you owe me for only ifteel
visits. That is the point which hope
you will not fail to remember"
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CUE this ticket out, fill in with the name
of the lady you wish to vote for, sign your
name and send il to the Bic STONE Gar
posr. These tickets viii bc filed away,
and preserved till Tuesday, April 9th
1893, when they will he carefully count ed
bv the following committee: II. II. Bull
lit, Cashier Bank Of Big stone Cap; ".
A. Mcdowell, President Appalachian
Bank j. X. Taggart, Gcn'i SGpt Virginia
Coal g. Iron Co.; who will. on that
date I'D the instrument TO tie lady re-
ceiving the largest number Of votes. \
list will he published each week. giving a
correct showing OF he vote as il stands.
Copies of the Fosr containing these
tickets will he sold ut five cents per COPY.
Parties wishing to buy tickets in quantity
can secure them Of the Posr al the follow
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he MEANT WELL.
Tut His Efforts to Save the Young MAN
We're Wasted.

Tut His Efforts to Save the Young Man
We're Wasted.
The Jus ice of the peace hid just tin
ished the ceremony Which made two
young people, whose Whole appearance
was Enthusiastically rural, man and wife.
when middlc-aged man appeared on
the scene. The bride murmured Par
and then east her glance toward the
floor. The Young man shifted his
weight from one foot to the other, and
exclaimed, in way that would have
seemed quite hearty if his voice had not
faltercd SO:
"Evenin' to We, neighbor; evenlnt'
By this time the girl had recovered
her balance, and smoothing a lock OF
reddish hair from her temple with tho
palm of her hand, she said:
I'D like fur to know whut brings you
all these here miles, ihterferin with
other folks. when the Lord knows
there's huff holm an things to do to
keep guy man busy, if he's got ord nry
ambition"
Without noticing her comment the
old man turned to the bridegroom and
said:
I'm too late, amt -"
.Ef you mean that we're married.
there ain't no doubt but what We air, F"
yeplied the youth, who was also recov'
ering frmness. San l mus say" he
went ON with smile at his own sar~
essm. TBS how we amt got you to thank
Cor help much, neither"
Her father pulled at his untrimmed,
grizzled beard, and looking steadily at
the sky through the open door on
hia right, said slowly and in mono
tone:
Jim swithers, bin q neighbor
O. yourn'n ever sence you was born,
hain't II"
Eyes, ye have"
IAN allus spoke Of yc IS a likely
young man. Your father and me was
the best kind of fren's, an allus acted
as If ! had your welfare Mt heart
Tended we money and every thing,
didn't I?@
ayes"
San done my best to keep Sc from
narryin' this GAL didn't II"
''You did, sure"
Why and he made rhetorical
pause. cause knowed her. brung
her up. an it was al me and her moth
er and the rest of the family could do to
manage her"
The girl tossed her head and shifted.
land tell you, the old man went
ON, that without no one to help you
but yourself. you've got a mighty big
contract on your hands I'd Nv saved
you if / could, and now, things bein'
rs they air. I'll stand by You best !
Min"
He extended his hand to the young
suan, and after the grim semblance OF
congratulations the party passed down
the street toward she depot.-N. Z.
Gan.
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When Ike heart * affected by lihruna-
tism. or any of the muscles near iiHl or.
can. il is like tampering with. al ciSci nc
" ire, for death MY come At any mo:nelii
If life is worth it, go TO The druggist and
get Drnmmond's Lightning Remedy Tor
or send TO the Drunmond
Medicine CO., $3.50 Maiden Lare. Av"
Y ork. and they will send YOU Il large bot :
tie hv expires. 1t is not a. quick as cleo
triciiy but it will save your HE if you
take it i'm time. Agents wanted
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IsuckIen.S Arnica SalXc.

The Best Salvc in the world for Cuts H.eises
Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever sores.
letter, Chappcd Hands, ChilblainF, Corn~ and
all Skin Erupiions. and posiii'rlv cures Piles.
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to @iYc
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
% cents per box. For sale by :. i. White
head Il Go.
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srArsucs q mortality in the
South show that the DEATH rate is
p colored to ! white
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In purchasing. tickets in lots Of - or
more it will only be necessary TO I'll! out
one Of them, paste ii on an envelope en-
close the balance in the envelope, seal
and send to the PosT.
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NIEGINlA: In tie clerks ol'o' Of the tG'ii
March lSC5.
Ihrustom Trustee,
against III ct"ncc'y'
T.. II. Short, IT nj.
The object oG Til, ,ut is to recover Judgment
against Jan", i l;ulli,i in the sam OF 1856, "iti
in,cscs; thereon from February i>, lS9a. "i'! costs.
and to rnforc,,1he by foreclosure "i tie rr''ior
lcn rcniil. in deed dated February l>, lo?i. from
Biz stone ~; improvement Company and L. C. 'ai-
arl lhrn>ton Trustee. 10 Lanes Il. Iidt. OF l"t>.
and $, of bfock :, improvement Co. srla No "
Zig Store Gap, Va, and affidavit having De' mace
that t. HSor;t, party defendant N , sui i q
un,-r,.,i.il; Of Til, state. the said defendant is re-
quircd ,oariyar within iltecn lays after d' loiic'-
tim nC Ibis nr,,r in the clerk office oi onr sad
court AZ rules To holden thcrOr, ami 10 what l.
necessary 10 protect his ntcres Ana It i "rlr'e"
that a copy Of - order Do forthwith published! once
week. "r four Successive weeks ~ HE i''S lnc
Gap Posi-, newspaper printed III the town Oh h's
Stulr Gap in tie county n( Wis. >tttc oI Virginia,
and ,>,l The 'front.' door Of " court -"''>e q" said
county on the first day Of the nest County C"u:; tor
the said c, unity after the date OF this o.drr
\ cory :-l'cstc: j. 4. iri'S. l'tlN
Bullii u Mcdowell, y. O. :l-@t
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LEAVE l;"lS'rol. DAILY.
40 y. M. arrive, at rASki T.25 =. arrive /
Ii,ifnrd 1..i p arrive n"dn"Hr 10 r ~ -.
arrive I.yuchburs l.3J p NJ. Petcr,harr liam
Richmond 80 Il. ai'. Norfolk ia g. "a.
Pullman sl"rper HadIor! 10 Norfolk ana I.fitN.!-
b;irg II Hiclmond.
$40 D. M. tlImcdJ Stops only ~ i;a''i"r'l arrfe-
Rornkc T. 10 midnight las pG!lmnn ae'pcr
fur Washington via Roanoke. Shcnad"ai! .llit"iion
and =; o. Also Tor NV York Vi. Ila4eria~n
and Harrisburg. binin% 'itacicd.
7.2o a. m. arrives Koar"kc i2.ii ?. m, i.Hrai 81
T. m. !in,:ersiown lO.09 p. IL. irrVe- Wrsi.iig-
tou. via l.. x .. T. K. an? -irn"coe. Jaac 10,
ll.;5 y. III. Through sleeper .or New york.
Arrive I.ynclbur. 10 T. arri:r- l"tci s!'srS,
Go p. m. Richmond 30 s III Norfolk 80 ,.
NJ, i',,slinan paror ear i:oanke To Norfolk.
WINSTON-SA1EM nlNlSON.-l.cave Roanoke daily
- a. m, tor Winston-Salein and intermediate
points.
NoErH CAROLINA DlvISlON-Icave Pulaski -
a. NJ, daily except SUNDAY. for Betty Baker, and
at G45 Il. M daily FOR lvahoc. and l.!o p. M.
daily, Tor lvauhoe and GosSon.
NEW RIVER BRANCH leave RaLiord daily go
A. m, for Bueiicld and i'dcahoatns au! coal Re
gion> also for all stations Clinch Valley and !or
Louisville yin Norlon-lul!laau Sleeper 10 i.nn,-
Vile. also 90 p IN, FOR Bueiicd, 10 correction
beyond.
ONO EXrENSlON.-LcaveB !ucfcld SIG a. M, dali
IS tnr EaEova. Columbus uhio an,'ilL interincdi-
at. stations.
CLINCn VALLEY DlvIS!oN.-!.cave I;u"fcl d.
IL $3.50 Il m. for Norton and LOO y. N, for Ecr-
ton Louisville and >tnel.s, L. K " L. K. via Nor
DURHAM I.ynch'nrg luniun sta
ton 3l5 r. NJ. daily for South Boston, Durham.
and all intermediate stations.
Trains from the Eas, arr.c Bristol !ni1ifi % +.
NJ ll.+5 fvcS;ibuly iimit-d) n M. l"55 nis..
FOR further Information apply To +. c. wight,
Ticket Agent, Bristol
W. B. BEvlLL. e. r A.
oaflpkc. Va.
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PLANNING MILL
FOR >SALE PRlVAT ELY.

r,. S.r. Ni,l and Planning Mil recently nwn"! hy
e.; T. Du;i" ~ the functions OF the North ana >''ith
FORKS Of nrli> River. in ih" -! Zig stone '"n'
is lng sale. p.vajciy. reasonable toms. Tii> Is i
Fare Chance to Secure FirStE
class Milling Outfit, Complete,
,ifi about Three ,crrs Of Ground ANA a superb To-
ca'i"n for the business
Apply to, 5. A. BIRCH, Cpye>'ile. Va, or
X T. lHVINE. EiS Stone Gap. Va.
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BIG STONE GAP and POWEL'S VALLEY
RAIL WAY COMPANY.

r. A. Ayers. Pres't.
j. K. Tagcart, V. Pres.
A. &. Eaton, Super!ntend ~
GM>Hn,,. OFFICE, r.c s,r>n ~. v.
:, tra,, fcr lr for freight AMI passenger h'ls r'-
br wcci. the South A,rn!ic " Oslo ind rnisNi'r
Nashville Railroads aud til. furnaces ut the AHp?"-
laciau Steel 4 Iron CO.
Trains lcayc the lntcrinout and Central hotels -
follows:
For H. & y train, going .......... s::'o". 'a.
west ........ go y. IN.
$. A. & .. traii, Going sou'h..... 900 Il. ''-
...... IL 10 T.. as
For further information regarding freight ;'n'
pas; cnSer traffic apply 10
w. G. Iiarring ton. Sec.
intrrnon, Hotel, HiG STONE t''rN'..
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i.ii ..v.llc ~csr and
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,e, :, Ut
l Tlrr IS rn.Jsp ,un
DAVIS Las Working rcsar
Machine
rr 81 nc n III! nm, aI llsip Wort l.
Machines
tl . q Hkrt.
iaa orders machines
i>t' 1t IL f., H.
voluntary uG,tGs
In'iu@ formed
honorable AVIS SEWING MA'HI>!
j uali m
IL Ga snnIhne
. Sew" pairs Ny,a.~.
ly the eu Al, ,trily yard,
wMth Nty Respectfully
r. ~.
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LEAVE l;;.lSTNl.. n\l.Y.

Schedule il. eject Oct. 30, ls92.
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CABANISS & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

Solicit Consignments OF all Kinds OF
Produce.
NO. "a OLD STHE scT,
Pctersburg, Va, February 18Th, 1898.
Your attention is invited TO the follow
- NA Ii
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To secure Il copy Of the Big Stone
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Send Four Cents for Postage, Etc.

\yIRiGlYIA: In tie clerks Office Ut the Ccnii
v Curt lnr the enuVty OF Wis., 1 TIM 'irrl Jay Of
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-10-05

hind leafy screens, their passionat tie
dialogue accompanied by the music of
mandolins and violns, borne fitfully
across the water from restaurant or
chestras. The latter prosaic state
ment rather spoils the romance, but If
we can forget that it is restaurant
music it is quite like an open perform
ance of Romeo and Juliet, arranged by
Henry Irving. The lovers, while they
are audible, are not always visible. 1t
leaves a wide margin for the imagin-
alton, and instead of plain countenan-
ces and rustic manners, one passes on,
confident of youth and beauty in con-
cealment intent upon an illusion that
will not last Most fitting indeed is it
that the sphynx should have been Sc
lecicd as the familiar genius of the
place-not the grim and cruel
sphynX of mythology, but the more
passionate and human creation.
One finds in the balconies of the
Hooden or Phoenix palace a crowd
that never seems to lessen, either lin
numbers or in enthusiasm. Across
the windows bars have been securely
placed, so that the spotless nat'ings
may not be profaned by barbarian
feet, or the priceless ornaments of
DTOuZt anu IdCIucr ny cdIclGSS manu-
ling. The beauty of the decorations
cannot be described. One frieze of
blue and gold represents the Phoenix
which gives the palace it's name.
There are priceless vases of bronze, SO
ancient that their origin cannot be
traced: graceful wooden cages for pet
birds; low polished tables upon which
tea is served; screens of silk, richly
embroidered in gold and silver thread
and near the main entrance are masses
OF chrysanthemums, reproduced with
skill that the French, who are sup
posed to rank first in this delicate art,
could not approach,
The lotus pond, which is the natural
complement of every buddhist temple
is not lacking, and here the Sacred
flower has been propagated-the mys-
tic symbol for ages, of purity integ-
rity and generosity.
In this vicinity Japanese gent emen
pass and repass in throngs, speaking
their own Inusir'l language. 1hay
are handsome, che irful people, wish
politeness that nothing can disturb
Unfortunately, they have adopted
European dress, and this is 4 only
fllse note in what deserves to be
termed Japanese harmony.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-10-05

ing in the shade, her hat pushed
back from her forehead and
her arms folded. 1t was a face
wrinl5led with toll the features
sharpened with care, tanned and
roughened by the prairie winds She
had been stated with magnifcence. or
had sought this place apart from her
companions and friends to think it all
over, to realize, if possible, that her
dearest wish had been gratitied and
that, after months of self-denal and
persevering effort, she had accom-
plished her undertaking. She was so
engrossed in her reflections that she
did not notice me, although 1 brushed
against her MS l passed. The island is
also in high favor with old people.
They are among the most frequent
and interested visitors to the hunters
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-10-05

about, chat first one, you mind, that
we built down in Offield bottoms, near
the Forla." And then there were
some delightful remini cences, which
! could not help overhearing, of the
adventures and experiences of the
pioneers, those heroic forerunners of
civilization who made the Columbian
Exposition o'sible These were hon
orable survivors of the good old times
when hospitality was the first of the
Christian graces and the passing
stranger was welcomed with all the
distinction that those rude times af-
forded.
The boys find the hunters camp Pc
culiarly fascinating and they inspect
the implements OF the trapper, the
guns and knives and pelts, with spark
ling eyes. | should not be surprised
If it would give an impetus to unwar-
ranted emigration on the part of
youthful adventurers to the far west.
Conventionality rests lightly upon the
souls of most of us and those who
have mo- been long in its trnmmels
throw off its restraints with little GER
emonY.
Tho Australian squatter's hut fairly
divides the interest with Davy Crock
ett's cabin. Here one may get a pretty
correct idea as to what "roughing it"
is like in the antipodes There is
shown an assortment of whips, sad
dies and sheepskins, such as are used
by squatters who spend their days on
the stations" as the Australian
ranches are termed.
Just now the rose garden is droop-
ing. The long drought has withered
the bushes and the buds are brown
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-10-05

Three miles per hour is about the
average of the gulf stream, though at
certain places it attains a speed OF not
less than fifty-four miles an hour In
the Yucatan channel for instance,
whore it is ninety miles wide and
1000 fathoms deep, the current is not
over one-fourth of mile an hour,
In the straits OF Bemini the current is
so rapid that the phosphorescent
glow gives the whole the appearance
Of Icing a sheet of flames.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-10-05

Emigrants, commercial men, tourists, mar
liners and miners relating to the preservation
OF health under conditions unfavorable to IT.
may be CLEANED with profit from the Oft pub.
lshed testimony OF such persons relating to
the protective and remedial qualities OF Hos.
letters Stomach Bitters, very valuable rem.
edy to those who traverse the briny deep" or
are subjected 10 manrioi influences or out door
exposure With ms much certainty as DR..
Roch's celebrated lymph destroys the organic
microhe, the Bitters counteracts unhealthtul
germs in inalaria-tanted air and braclsish
water, It prevents and removes disorders
caused by poor an1 unaccustomed food, and
restores tranquility to worn out nerves and
weary brains Rheumatism. kidney and liver
complaint cramps. collie and dyspepsia are
among the allments that It subdues.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-10-05

camp-always excepting the boys, to
whom Col. Cody is an ideal
hero. The old people inspect the log
hut on the smaller island with critical
Judgment. Possibly they know just
how such huts should be constructed,
and might have gwen pract cal advice
as to thinking, the laying of puncheon
floors and the construction of stick
chimneys.
at minds me of ourn, SareT," said
an octogenarian yesterday as he peered
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-10-05

With the exhilarnting sense of renewed
health and strength and internal cleanli-
ness, which follows the use of Syrup OF
Figs, is unknown to the few who have not
progressed beyond the old time medicines
and the cheap substitutes sometimes offered
but never accepted by the well informed.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-10-05

EYOND DOUBT,
of all the many at
tractivc spots in
Jack S on park,
where attract / v c
places are the rule
and not the excep-
ton, none excel
the wooded island.
1t is a triumph OF
landscape garden
ing, as the broad
lagoon which en-
circles it like a web
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-10-05

oil f,s.
don@or o on ~, ia ,son;,. re"ti1e t tne
nu,6onos haoii; MIA, ,,ii'avo use -, siie
fo,,nd ,,,o,, o',a5. P - ~ aI%y
ora ,,radd ,ron oSrs m",o ON" ,iit, "nio n
,.ass;ato, w.. a5''irs "t1'4 9uoil
pnooa"s S ~ w. 49,, % NJ in"ny
sd T., tbo;S aaI, n VIZ 'is p.oi'a '
nowdors omo ,noda t,or ~ ",u S
Pao,,s.ia III - o,i.aii1 al.'.P anu
md inGoma +bo aijmontan,, 0r ar o"tn
md onMsn in5;nostinn 'I, 1 ViEanS
5ian,t',aI disnsaso ata S'.i. oSa, ~
odd nans+;a mat"1h 49, Ur oiiL pnut a,i
aro ,,sod ~ na,. u 800 o. ~
suoh balrino ,ordons rs 49,.
1,ao-,s , iSo,
ofepts ,rod,,ood ,,ho thos Y"o p" ainaIa
are aonlied N the evtornaI aosh
How mich more acute ,nust he tbei,,
action mnon tbo deIicato intonnai
,mamhronpst Yat rnsnn,n,,o,,a r 80 nn'
,,fantnrers do not bositatn p to "sa tharn
hecamee tbev malyo vor,, Iow"oost
Dowdor nov 70 mrno tho vso of .toj,,
i,oydors 60 ,nade h,, oil Linda 81
alhring adyertisemonts and talsa vow
roson+ations All tba lou, ,niood ~,
so-caIled rboan baking nowders and
oil rov.dars snfd ,,.itb Frjft ~ 'riao
belang IN tbis closs " y
RalSing noydors ,nade frorn cbe,i-
callv nure cream of tnlrar md bi-car-
Donate of soda are amono the most
useful of modern culinary devices
They not on1v make the Drenaration
of finer and more delicious
cookery POSSIBLE, but thev have added
to the direstibilitv and wholesome
ness of our food. But balxino now
ders must be composed of such pure
and wholesome ingredients or thew
must be tabooed entirely.
DR.. Edison, Commissioner of Health
of New York, in an article in the
nDoctoc of Hvpienne. ~ indicates that
the ADVANTAGES of a aare baking now
der and the exepa-s..Jfi from the dan
gers of bad ones in which the harsh
and caustic chemicals are used, are
to be secured bv the use of ROYAL
Baking Powder exclusively, and he
recommends this to all consumers.
"The Royal,n he saws. "contains
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-10-05

For Dyspepsia Indigestion. and Stomach
disorders use Browns Iron Bitters-t
Best Tonic 1t rebuilds the SYSTEM cleans
the Blood and strengthens the muscles. a
splendid medicine for weak and debilitated
persons.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-10-05

Fits.-All ITS stepped free hy Or. Kine's Great
Nerve Restorer. NJ tit alter hrst days use Muir
Vicious Treatise and ~ 90 trial hottie free 10 III
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-10-05

Bad luck is the only thing that comes to
people that trust in luck
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-10-05

One reason why some people belong to
church is they haven't been put out yet.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-10-05

If money really talks, dollar ought to
say many wise things, 1t has cents enough.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-10-05

"Hnnsons Magic Corn SRIve."
Warranted to cure or money refunded Ask your
druggist for 1t. Price Is cents.
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j. c. Simpson, Marques, W. Va, says
"Hnll's Catarrh Cure cured me of very
bad case of catarrh.n Druggists sell it, Zoe
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When the barber talks too much his sto-
-ries nro generally illustrated with cuts.
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The only favor a man ought to fear is
failure in cleaving to the purpose he sees
to be best
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1t is easy in solitude to live after your
own opinion.
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Let your right hand know what your lett
is doing and pull together
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With the seaside girl one of the saddest
of autumn leaves is that OF the beech
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Too many men try to pull themselves out
of trouble with corkscrew.
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DALLAS BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF RELIARLE EIRMS
RuPTuRE AND PILEs

1IlpEn WITHOUT THE KNIFE OR DETENTION
UU0Eu from business. No pay until cured.
Oh. j. DICKEY, s95 Main st., Dallas Ter
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rYPEwRIrERs AND SUPPLIES.

THE REMINGTON STANDARD TYPEWRITER, TIL
] most perfect and durable machine on the market
Merchant q Manning, State dealers, Dallas.