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Register between one and 10 to-day.

IT is usually difficult to induce the
best representative citizens to become
aldermanic candidates and when sc
good q man as W. E. Cox consents tc
run, the citizens of the Fifth ward
should vote solid for his election. Mr..
Cox is one Of the leading spirits Of the
Board of Trade and has always given
his best efforts to send Helena to the
front. 1t is expected that the city
council will do a great deal to promote
the city's progress this year and in this
work Mr.. Cox's assistance would be in
valuable.
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Falls 4
Northern Railway
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
700 A, NJ, Leave ....Spokane -. Arrive. $50 P. NJ

Commencing March 81, passen-
gers leaving Spokane on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays connect
same afternoon at Northport with
Steamer for Trail Creek, Robson,
Nelson, Balfour, Pilot Bay, Aims
worth, Kaslo and SLOGAN, and Pas
senqers arriving from the north on
those days 90 directly through to
Spokane, arriving at $50 p. m.
Daily service via this line will
commence about April 40, when
passengers will go through the
same day.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-30

JOHN WORKMAN is assuredly inter.
ested in the welfare of Helena, because
he Is a large contractor and the prosper.
ity which he has long enjoyed is largely
dependent on the growth Of the city
He is n of the best known citizens Of
the Seventh ward, and his candidacy
will appeal to tho support outside OF
party lines, because he is just the sor,
of man needed in a council OF represen.
tative men.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-30

ALDERMAN MARCUS L1ssNER long ago
earned the gratitude of the tax payers
by his watchfnl care over the city treas
ury. He wants to know where tho
dollars go and the people want just such
a man for this purpose. Long expert
ence in the management Of city affairs
is always n recommendation and that
Mr.. Lissner is splendidly equipped on
this line is a fact known to all citizens.
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THE INDEPENDENT

Remittancea At the risk Of subscriber unless
made by registered letter, check. or postal or *
press order. payable to Tho Independent Pub
lishing Company. lMt
tWr- Persona desiring tho lNpHrHrnssT served
1t their homes or place Of bnsineeR can order hy
Dostal card or through telephone No. 1oa Pleass
rsport cases OF irregular delivery promptly.
Advertisements, to insure prompt insertion
should 10 handed In keforee J. u. 4
Rejected communications n6t fsturnable IN
less postaxe il enclosed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-30

A rRETTY fight is under way in the
democratic Sixth, but Denver p. Dayton
will keep tho majority in the old place.
He is n of the young men who believe
it a duty to participate in public affairs,
and will give the same devotion to alder
manic duties that has characterized his
success in n responsible position with
the Northern Pacific company.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-30

JOHN N. Paterson has all The ele.
ments Of popularity and will gather
votes from all classes Of c~ltlzena Ia the
Third ward. IIe will give Capt. Fuller
tho hardest run Of his life and will prove
an alderman who will take rank with
the best Of them.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-30

DANIEL HANI.Ey is the right man for
chairman Of the city central committee.
His success last fall is full evidence OF
his abilities and tho democrats may be
sure that he will keep up tho record
this year.
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THE LAST DAY TO REGISTER.

-keHlSter! Register!
This is your last chance. The books
will be open at one o'clock to-day and
will be closed for the last time at ten
o'clock this evening. Hundreds Of
voters who failed to register on Monday
must attend to it to-day; otherwise they
will be unable to vote.
Do not forget it!
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-30

THE voters OF the Second ward will
give n round majority to Ed Flaherty.
He is not only Il representative citizen,
respected by all who know him, but he
is alive to the best interests of the city.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-30

Tho Spring Opening at Toms Crowded
With shoppers.
The new spring attractions at Tonn'i
store are providing the place daily.
and the opening is q great success.
The elegant pattern hats nre selling rapidly,
A new line was received yesterday and will
be ON exhibition to-day.
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TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
HELENA, MONT. MARCH 80, 1893.

DAILY INDEPENDENT on file 1t their favorits
hotels: Fifth Avenue and Metropolitan, New
York; West, Minneapolis; Baldwin and Palace
Gan Francisco; McDermott. Butte; Leland Hotal.
opringfsld. Ill.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-30

Buy your excursion tickets via the Union Pa
that travorses the american Alps' via tlvden
Salt Lake, Leadvillo. Denver and Kansas City or
Omaha. Tickets on sale every day. No. "a
North Main street.I
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-30

He is an energetic and tireless worker
and would give all needed care TO the
duties Of his office.
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Register early to-day.

Attention, Germansl
The German club will hold an important
meeting this evening at Turner hall, eight
O'Clock. Lot ali members be sure to at.
tend.
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A GREAT SUCCESS.

DO mot fail to rex,..or II you wish to
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majoritios as the fitness Of tho candi-
dates deserves. Our local government
will then be all right for another year.
NWORK On THE rkEHC "a

Repatriation CLOSE. Mt 10 o'clock tonight.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-07-20
WHO WAS THE Man?
ATTEMPTTO ASSASSINATE REV.
J. 0. STRALEY.
The Lives Of Ills Wife and Little
Coy Endangered.

Last Friday night, between ten
and eleven o'clock, five pistol shots
rang out on the night air and parties
OH Jerome street at the time located
them on Imboden Hill. j. /. Jen.
nings and r. a. Sullivan ut once
made their way to Rev. O. Straley's
residence and from him learned the
following facts:
Mr.. Straley was sitting in the
family-room writing, while his wife,
with their little boy, occupied a po-
sition in front of one of the windows
to the room. The window had been
hoistcd, in order to get the benefit OF
the cool night air.
Mrs. Straley heard some one cough
near the window and on looking out
saw a man standing within few
PAGES Of the house The man then
whistlcd several times and made mo-
tions with his hand as if trying to
attract attention.
Mrs. Stralcy told her husband
there was a man out i'll the yard. Mr..
Stralcy stepped across the room and
lust az he came in front of the win
dow and leaned forward to look out
the would be assassin fired at him,
the ball crashing through two glass
in the window Just over his head and
near his wife and little boy.
Mr.. Straley grabbed a pistol that
happened to be near at hand and re-
turned the fire. Three shots were
fired by the unknown man and two
by Mr.. Straley. Whoever he was he
displayed pretty good sticking
qualities as he stood and exchanged
shots with Mr.. Straley as if he meant
strictly business.
He stood his ground till he heard
Mess'rs Jennings and Sullivan com
| ing up the hill and then made his
escape.
Mr.. Straley says he cannot account
for the attempt on his life by the I'M
known man; says he is satisfied 1t
is some one with whom he is well &C
ouainted, from the fact that after he
had fired the first shot he took the
prccaution to pull his hat well down
over his face to prevent being recog-
nized under the flash of his pistol.
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CHTLDREN'S DAY
AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH
An Interesting Programme We'll
Carried Out.

An Interesting Programme Well
Carried Out.
The exercises for "Cbidfcns Day." in
the interest Of the Sunday school and BIZ
bio Board was held at the Baptist church
last Sabbath and was an interesting and
ensertssnipg occaeion.
At an early hour the church was crowd
ed TO its almost capacity. The Pastor,
DR.. j. M. McManaway, opend the exercises
by reading from chap. % lsa., and Math,
n: $3.50: after which prayer was offered
and then the interesting part OF the pro-
gramme COMMUNICATIVE of listening to
she lisping tongues and musical voices of
tho little ones as they, one after another,
recisad the beautiful and pathetic poems
and reeitations ;allotted to them. The
programme was lengthy, made up Of
songs, recitations, declamations, etc,
therefore space forbids of special mention
az to ehe rendition of the different parts
assigned 60 the little people. Each and
all Of them did we'll and their teachers
and parents dcservc much credit for the
.;me and effort spent in training their
.tistIe charges 80 we'll.
The recitation, "Womnn's Work" hy
Mrs A. W. Tracy, deserves special men-
ton Mrs. Tracy, in clear and well
modulated voice, rccited this beautiful
poem which SO clearly points out the an
geiic missions and heavenly work done
by The good, Christian women ofonr land.
Mr.. Martin Hardin was present, alId
wns down on the programme Tor Il decla-
nation. He selected for his snhject that
touching and pathetic production by Mrs.
Ale1audria, "The Burial of Moses" and
in hie mastery and attractive style and
manner, almost held his listeners spell
bound from beginning to finish. MIR.
Hardin is fne elocutionst, is possessed
OF musical voice over which he has com
p,ete control; his facial expressions are
great eonveyors of ideas along with his
words; he has won for himself in his own
State (Kentucky) an enviahle reputation
as an esatOr and speaker, and everything
points to bright and distinguished fu-
ture for the young man.
Tho music under the dictatorship Of
DR.. w. s. Palmer, WIS iirst-class and en-
joyed and appreciated by all present.
Misses Rosie and Maggie Roberts, of
Lynchburg, were present, and added much
to tho enjoyment of the music-loving
part Of the congregation Ny the rendition
Of several beautiful pieces. The solos by
Miss Rosie were especially fine.
Sup't Vim. S. Goodloe says pic
mic will soon he gotten up by the school
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Worlds Fair Phi!antllr opistS.

Mcssr> Ro,dic Bros, wealthy Chicago gentlemen,
having the interest Of their city al !carI and desiring
+" dsprovr tn f,i,i'y Of the statement HAT only in
boarding hr;>c> can be found moderate priced ac-
commoda,i"r;s during The worlds Fair. rcmod"lcd
and furnished ~ :rca: expense ore OF their famous
absolutely irc-proct business structures located
corner of Franklin and Jackson streets. within short
walking dS;nuc" 81 iiie Union dcpp>. TheaircS Post
Office, Board u iadr, S!elm elevated. Cable Roads
and Sc..,rhosjs tho Horld's FAIR furnished newly
throughout $50 ona Srpcrh "rlor> Jos atorS- cleo
trio lights FANS to k",r cool entire building,
mined this prnpeT,y The Grc"! Western Hotel
anH invite he i.abc to ta&e their choice o;
for 81 90 pr Jay, crpnde j. 10 y fifty cents Et-
CANT rc>taGran' ANA dining room where inc meals
nrc served ri ~ cents. nr la carte 1t very Moderate
prices.
There would be less heard or known OF cxtoriion
amp imposition connected with the Worlds Fair
were there more public spirited, iar minded men in
Chicmwo as are the owners and proprir'or> Of Ihe
Great Western IlOtcl Our readers should
write as cary ~ uo>sheto secure rooms, for they
are helm: ;n;cn up rapidly. Paul pA.ly News.
Slot.
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Summer Complaint.

Last Summer was taken with kind
of summer complaint, accompanied with a
wonderful diarrhra. Soon after NV
wife's sister, who lives with us. WAS taken
in the same wav. We used almost every
thing without benefit. Then ! said let us
try Chambcr|an's CuIic. Cl,"lcra aud DI-
arrhpa Remedy. which We did. aud TINT
cured us right away. think much OF it
us it did for me what it was recommended
TO do. John Hcrtzler, Bethel, Bcrks Co.,
Pa. 25and 80 cent hotties for sale by j
". Kelly, Druggist.
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"ntnOnd's Lightning.

IN 4
VI Asds, uone great work for H. j. Lewis,
'itym,,I'Oh Mills, S. &. He had sciatie
Ioi ii. xs.. III The left hip and leg, and
hls ,, sel' Was not able to sit up or
sbea ,Ds -, "hd suffered untold agonios
leg snp aihs darted up aud down bic
ks4et, ~. using Drummond's Lightning
be s,o,. ' 81 Rheumatism for two weeks.
Ap s,s ' a he could walk and that the
asiisD % o1"e, il you suffer from rheu.
dtasgi,, l"' %lsh to he cured, ask yoas
sdy aud ;r, D,N'"mond's Lightning REM
utuum.,"d =" =, has not got it, write TO tho
Laae, No. y "eaicine Co., 1850 Msidea
1eirlts FORK Price IS Tor two large
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Democratic Convention

Notice is hereby given to the demo
Gratis Of Wise county that mass meeting
ofthc citizens Of the county will DO held
the court house The first day Of tho July
tcrnfof the Wise county court for the pur-
pose Of n ,pointimS delegates I" tho State
Convention which meets ut Richmond on
August l7;ii nrXI to nominate Governor
and other State officers.
lSv order OF The Democratic Count.
Committee.
W 7. MILLER. Chairman
L l. INyINE. Secretary
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John NJ. Jones 81

The object Of this suit is to convene the creditors OF
William u, o,rs lately d. ca,, To ascertain the IL
utilities IF the c,ai. OF said Jones. and to take 2ui
rcnIer ar account II the editorial and other assets,
air, to nyr the paid ont 10 The crc'iI"fs OF said
estate in The order an. prorics provided f"r by law
And an affidavit having bce made ana filed that u L
defendants John ~ Jones', Ben. y. Ju.es. John J"n'
Eula Jones X. Jones, Catherine Is. Jones, Nancy T..
Allen Allen her husbald ". j. Carmnck AMI ).
G. ihanc. Of the last Will and testament OF
VIM ulirs deceased not sdents OF the state of
Virginia. il Is ordered that they tn appear here thin
Is DAYS after due publication hereof. and do What may
be necessary to protect their interest in this suit.
And is further ordered that copy hereof he pub
lshc, once IL week for four weeks In the Big Stone
Gan Posi-, and that copylc posted nj the front dsor
OF the cosrt fousc of This county the first day oi
The next term Of The county court II said county.
4 copy-'reste: w. f. KLdoRH, CLERK
X r. Irvine, D. q. July 2O-33 At
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Now ClOtsalng aud Gents FURNISHING
Establishment,

VIM. NJ. Grunehaum, known rs the
"Grent aud Only" has rented the store
building recently occupied by Mess. J..
Morgan & Co., and about the 18th of
August will open up Il mammoth stock OF
clothing, gents furnishings, shoes and
hats. He has been in business ut Pulaski
City for several years, but being a hustler
and live business man he is forced to
seek live town, therefore has decided on
Big Stone Gap. Watch him use printers
ink when he comes and learn lesson.
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The following were among the arrivals
ut the Intern,ont during the past week;
Thos. Daily, Philadelphia; a. Il. Wing,
johnson CITY,; D. Taylor, j. W. Way
nick. n, b. Wood, Rockingham Paul, ID.
q. Jones, Bristol; r. Il. Kate, Knoxville;
J. A. Edu,oas, Gate City; G. X. Teeis, Gin
cinmasi; q. Morris, j. j. Gray, Wm. Jenk-
ms, Norton; q. F. Durham, New York; j.
G. Gent, Gaines Burns, Lebanon, Va;
Jne. d. Books and wife, Middleshorough,
Nv; Tkos. Fl. Mason, City; Frank Merk :
". lebanon, Ky; r. A. Ayers, II. L. Sui
livau, City; VIM. N GreeneLaum, Pulaski
Cisy; Harry N. Smith, Tazewell. Va; Il.
z. HUMPHREYS, Tenn; j. j. Ally, Gate
City.
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at Saves the Children.

envy little hoy was very bad off for two
months With diarrhp. We used various
medicines, also called in two doctors, but
nothing done him auy good until we used
Chamberlain g Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rh~e Remedy, which gave immediate re-
lief mmd aoon cured him. consider it the
bess medicine made and can conscientious
w recommend it TO all who need diar-
rhn or collie medicine. j. f. Hare, Tren-
ton, Tex. Is and 50 cent hotties for sale
by J. W. Kelly, Druggist.
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TILE EXCURSION.
4 GOOD CROWD and APLEaS-
ANT EVENING".
Every Saturday the Train VIII
3. Start from Poplar Hill for the
Furnace at 9 O'clock p. NJ.


The first regular excursion train for the
season was run over the B. S. G. & r. V.
road last Saturday evening. The train
left the Inserm6ut promptly ut 9 o'clock
and the character Of the good-sized crowd
on hoard evidenced the fac! that the ef-
fort TO afford one evenings recreation
out of each week met with the hearty ap-
proyal of the good people of the town.
Mr.. Bird has kindly changed fhe hour for
casting on Saturday night from eleven to
ten o'clock, 50 that hereafter excnrsion-
ists can stay till after the cast is made
and get back home by 1890.
For the convenience Of those living in
the west end of town in future the train
will start from Poplar Hill, front of Gent
Ayers stone building. promptly at nine
o'clock; stop of 10 minuter at lntermont
and ) INMATES at jerome street crossing
will bcmade.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-07-20
Gao Ana svnr,a,s ralr for Fifteen Cents.

Upon receipt of your address and fifteen
cents in postage stamps, We will mail you
prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio of the Worlds
Columbian Exposition, the regular price is
Fifty cents, but as want YOU to have one,
ne make the price nominal. You will find 1T
a WORK Of at and thing to be priced. 1t
contains full page views Of the great build
ings, with descriptions of same, and is exc
cused in the highest style of art. If not salts,
fed with it, after you get it, We will refund
the stamps and let you keep the book: ADJ
dress II. f. Ducklen & Co., Chicago, III.
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PRETTY WEDDING IN NELSON.
Mas Lille Is. Goodioe becomes the Bride
ofMr. william s. Mathews.

Mas Lille Is. GOOdiOe becomes the Bride
ofMr. william s. Mathews.
A beautiful and fashionable mar
riagc took place at the palaclal man
sion Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Goodloe, at Greenfield,
Nelson county, Va, at noon We'd
nesday, July -, 1893, tho contract
ing parties being Miss Lille B. Good
loe, the beautiful and accomplished
daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. A. NJ.
Goodloe, of that place and Mr.. Will
liam S. Mathes, Of Big Stone Gap,
Va, one of the Gaps most popular
and successful lawyers, the ceremony
being beautifully and imprcSslvely
performed by Rev. Hartwcll Haw-
thorn.
The presents were many and beau
tiful. The bride was dressed i'll a
lovely wine colorca travelling cos
tune, and the groom in conventional
DluCk. III UIl'lcHiIiiSltS NCiC AHi'SN''
Mamie Gcodloe, Lizzie Mathews,
Bette Garth, Ess;c Page and Dodie
Goodloe, and the Sro"msmcn were
Messrs. J. G. Maynor, Clarence
Goolloe, lIurbcrt Goodloe, Walter
Garth and Willie Goodlnc. If there
is anything in the Old Provcrb that
Happy is the bride that the sun
shines ON, then happiness will
abundantly bless this marriage, as
the day was clear and beautiful.
At o'clock the bride and groom
left for Basic City,a distance of IL
miles, where they took the f f. '.
train of the G. d O. L. r. for Hinton,
w. Va, and from there up New
River for the home of the groom
father, where they will spend the
Honeymoon. Good luck to you
VIII, may flowers Of happiness be
strewn in your pathway.
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,xp DEPARTURE or
aRI'i'" TRAINS.

..,.r,Ic q Ohio
s"s'' leave. ri: s'sa' S S' e ,s ss''s
.,apd- 10 ., Rri.,ol asp. M, NO.
. NJ, .rtiFe' =, Isri.,ol as p, AZ AZ M. ar.
ct ~ .r'iy" ~ ,c,yo. Drl'to' NV :" ,save.
3SP ,.npa 20 ~ HISS n. M: no Zoe ;, IN.
~ f Nc Stoue "'p =. Mu Stone Gap SO T. =" 4
l,.is ~ IT. soc ' u and o''"'''
irai'' 1. nav, saoday. JUNE ''''' '''
! r.. /. A. rscHAHD' Agent
louisville 3 s.s"''''''
tfi n,."-Ir.vc. EouiSviite S'io y
T. ~ Es S'ne va --leaves Rig Stone "ap
- g..~pe'' ,,sni.,,lle rs a. III. -,
I'P and rowc'l's valley
ris stew Standard ,iucl
AYERS. pres,.ty v. pres't. .,.u.
* T { Exon r; supor'nte"o'"S'
A. o. ornc,s BIO sro'' 0sr' Va,
6'''.'' ,,cjsh, aud passenger ems ,,,s .
|. .r''do S,aih Alianile q o ",C the Aapps-
.rsa ~ y. il,e,d- And the '"'"'
q. ' !. &c he bel Io'~'""'' and ''"''''
!. =, IS u,lp, gong , y",' 80. s:.:p. N.
= "a ,,.Ip, going 'o"'h ~ 30 p. N.
,,,.u,.ion regarding freight '"'
- '.flF''
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DON'T Take Our Word.

But call your druggist to one side and
ask him which Of all the remedies adver-
tiscd to cure rheumatism he would recon-
mend. Ii lie is posted, AID conscientious,
he will tell you that DR.. Drummond's
Lightning Remedy is the only one that
offers reward of $500 for Il case that can
not be cured. One bottle will cure any
ordinary case. With senscible people
this is the strongest recommendations.
Sold by druggists, or sent to any address
by express. Drummond Medicine Co.,
$3.50 Maiden Lane, New York. Price s.
for two largo bottles.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-07-20
George W. kiisore, Commits

George ". kiiyore, Commits
sinncr, ct. al. Det'ts.
The object Of this suit Is 10 extract title from James
Iunsucker the heirs Of Charles Huff, deceased, the
heirs OF u. {. Bowman, deceased, and from the Com
momwealh of Virginia, to tract OF land situated In
tue bend o! Guests River in Wise county, Virginia,
on the East side OF said River, the town OF Nor
tor containing l57 acres more less, the minerals
and timber OF which we're conveyed by Samuel Gra-
ham and wife to William d. Jones and others by
deed date May list, 1882, recorded in Wise
County Deed-hook page 6aJ, ant the surface and
timber fur farming purposes Of which ware conveyed
by suid Graham and vile to Patrick lagap by 1eeC
dated April lG:h 1890 and recorded In Wise County
Deed book 22 page 1T. and an affidavit having
been made and filed that Elizabeth Courtney, David
Courtney, Sarah Mcfarland, Alexander Mct arsand,
John II. Hail. Phoebe huff. c. c. Ramsey, John d.
Ramsey, James ". Ramsey and Charles b. Ramsey
are not residents OF the State Of Virgins,
it Is ordered that they do appear
here within Is days after dae publication
hereof, and do what may be necessary TO protect
their Interest in this suit. Aud il further ordered
that copy hereof be published once week for four
weeks in The Big Stone Gap Posi-, and that copy be
uostcd al the front door OF the courthouse Of this
county on The Hest day Of .he next term ut the county
court nf said county
copy fcste: w +. hitGohE, Clerk.
BY c. A. Johuson, d. L.
L. T. Irvine, p. July ao-3s-At
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Asi Free.

Those who have used Dr.. Kings New Dis
covery know les value, and those who have
mot, have now the opportunity 70 try It free.
Cali on the advertised Druggist and get
trisl Bottle, Free. Send your name ana al,
dress to II. E. Bucklen Co., chicago, ana
got sample box OF DIR. Kings New illle ri ,.,
and Household Instructor, Free. All OF which
: guaranteed to do you good and cost you
nothing. ST.. Whitehead d. Co., Druggists.