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Y,,s..;,,o. One l,era,ing tabicspdon..
ful Of butter, one desserts - :. i, -
mustard. one dessezfspo oIl1t ~ q s.sss'
ha1f s saltspoonful of cayenne pepps.'
,.,,, crgs two.thirtls cupfnl OF vineg az.
60 s ,snt;l d crea ms and begins g
s1,a stirring constantly TO prevesn1,
burning or sticking. Y hen 1holo .,sr -
~ cold stir through the veal ana cels ~ :
reserving enoughs-to smooth o.. =
tom aarnish with curied parsley, ca :,
rot leaves OF the tops OF celery. !.
Observer. -.
scalloped Oysters. Drain s as.o
onarts O. oysters, put 9 layer IN .ne
notion Of o lsrge baking-dish, cover
w;sI, stale brend-crnmbs or pounded
orackers spread with bits OF butter !:
| and dredge with salt and pepper aaa
another layer Of oysters and NOR SO
goning. and continue to arrange .n0so
until the dish is full. Sfoisten with 9
teacup each Of oyster liquor and cream.
ast,r : auiek oven for fifteen or twen-
| to minutes. Serve in the baking dlsn'
I-Harpers bazaar:
-chocolate Pudding: Beat togetles
anti light, sig eggs md Blk 70 glesp luaa
fpis af gsenulated sugar. Aoa ILL., ILL.,
ounces Of grated chocolate, two cup.ua ,
Of crystal rice, one cupful OF slite :.
saur. stirred in gradually SO that y
I VIII not lump; enc Tablespoonful. %
,naI4.d h,,tter ono pint Of sweet milk.
one.fourth of o teaspoonful each o.
| mace and cinnamon (ground); one ten
| spoonful extract OF vanilla. put lnso
= uell creased mold nad steam one
hour: Serve bot bet His!l W'R7ss sauce
| Homo Queen.
Cranberry sance: Wash one quar-
/ OF good cranberries and pub them intq
g. ban with o tcaepptHI of water. stew
tHemn slowly and stir then frequently I;
particularly after they bsgip to burst:
FheF require great deal q s.ew WIN -
ssd silelila be like marmalaae wa asss
done. When they are br9ken aaqa sns
mice comes out, stir in one poaha o.
| brown snt ar. When they are thor
a.ghly done, put them into deep disl
s sna sset them pwaag If Esr s9'.e: , to 8
nay s; strain THE pulp thpIfSoagh 2 so. !. 3
dor into ,amd. and W4sR r f. Y
| firm shape send 1t to table on glass
dish. Cranberry sauce is served WIN
roast turkey and fowls.--oh'o Farmer
@Almaad sream esks: Tvs teaeSp
fuls pulverized sugar, ane-haif teacnB
full butter, one-half teacupfui miik
| two and one-llalf teacupfuls flour, the
whites of fonr eggs; two and one hal
teaspoonfuls baking powder naa one
half teaspoonful vanilla. Rub suga'
and butter together, add the milk
sift the -four with baking powder two
or three times then add it, and lastly
tbs ,yell-bcaten whites OF the eggs
Bake I'd four }asegs. Whip ono teacup
ful Of creainai stiff, ndd hAe,Aal1 { tis;acn ?
4 fnl sugar. a few drops OF tiayoritg aflti
i II pound Of almonds Iblahchcd and pow
! aer:ed'' fine Spread this mixture OF
eaehr n ths lSRa3ye9rss::4ofa1n7ge J y 4
Farmer.
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OLD sARANoFF CASTLE.
An Alaskan Stronghold That Was the
Scene OF Many Festivities.

An Alaskan. Stronghold That Was tho
Scene OF Many Festivities.
Bnranoff castle was in Sitka, and
was built upon an e1ninence command
ing an excellent view of the town and
harbor. In appearance it bore no re-
semblancc to castle, but looked very
much like country hotel.
Baranoff castle, and the island upon
which it was built, derived its name
from the Russian governor Barano5f,
who, in the early part Of the century.
lived there and ruled the people With
tyranny similar to that enforced in
Siberia.
Under Baranoff's rule and that OF his
predecessors the island and the old cas-
tie were the scenes of many contests
for supremacy, as wen as festivities, in
which persons of royal blood partici-
pated.
The governorship of that portion OF
all Russia was considered great re-
ward, aud in turn many mobiles ruled
and were provided with plenty to make
their life one of luxury. The old ban
quet hail of the castle was the scene of
many entertainments given in extrava-
CANT style in honor of visiting celebri-
ties.
Twenty years ago Lady Franklin.
then eighty years old, visited the is
land, searching for some trace OF her
missing husband, Sir John. William
ii. Seward, upon his retirement as Sec
rotary of state. also spent several days
upon the island, viewing with his own
eyes the great territory which through
his and Senator Charles Summers eff
forts secured for this country by peace
able means.
It the fall of 1887 many noted per-
sonages stood upon the balcony of the
old castle, and witnessed the replac-
ing of the eagles Of the car with the
Stars and Stripes. by that act five
hundred and eighty Thousand square
miles Of territory became the property
OF the United States. the consideration
being two cents per acre. San Fran
cisco Chronicle.
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Notice orcomm,s.loner's sitting.

Pursuant tn thr requirements of a dc.
cree Of lie Circuit rnHrt nf Wise county
Virgins. rendered on tI'r iifh ,'ay o
April. 1891, in the chnneosF usc %
Thrusion. Trustee, VS.. Mathews, Trustee
lshall procced,on tllcJlth day ofJune. iS3i,
nj my Office in Tho town of Big Stone Gap
Va, to t.krsalr account showing all the
li~ns affecting tltc lnts in this snii ."ucht
to he subjected to the lien Of he plaintiff
sl,eing lats ARD :, Block u. Zig Stone
Gap Improvement Cumpany's Plat No. ]
llis slnnr Zap, Virginia. showing th'
amounts spA4 rfiaFliss If III s%sh liens
and for whose benefit 1ksf sslsy: /" :"
RESPECT fafls,
Jos. L. kELiY,
24-27 Special Commissioner
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8. 81. q corar,,isslo r.sr.a sitting.

psrs.ant Is the requirements Of de-
cree Of The circuit court of Wise count J,
virginia y 70 rcndersd on TIC f4f'l day o. q
Anil ). 1884, ii the cllencsrr Cause g
T il Trustee, n 81, Sampson =.
Het al, sl,a.l proceed on h,e so.l, gay r 2.
RJune, 1884, II my oiice in inc Iox' q !, p,s
Stone Gap, Virginia, 80 e ail sccon1'
Il = M fla liens affecting ti,s lots il, this
oiaa I,sing lotaI gand 20 Of block 81:
FL ,,s 4 q S and s OF block 70; lots 8, 10,
IL IL u and ii Of block lets 70 aud = I
,fl,lock IL; and lots / and 2 Of block ~
If Bic stone Gap improvement csmpa-
nx,s Plat M. 1, iii tic sownsof BIZ stone
Gan aforesaid, and showing inc anpan $
and prioritics Of al such llens' ana ~
whose favor they exist.
$50. Respectfully,
Jos. l.. KELLY,
"a ~ Speciai Commissioners,
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Respectfully,
Jos. J.. kKLLr.
Special GaMmi.sioner.
notice Of com mlss,oner.s s.,tinr.


Pursuant to the requirements Of u de-
cree Of the circuit court Of Wise oenntv,
Virginia, rendered on the 18th day April,
1894, in the chancery cause of Ihruston,
Trustee, Us. j. ". Fox, lr.. ct al, shall
proceed, ON the 30ih day of June, 1894, at
my office in the town OF Big Stone Gap,
Wise county, Virginia, to take an nc
count showing the liens affecting the lots
{ in this suit sougbtto lac subjected to III.
lics IF tbs plaintiff, l,oins lots 3 aD.l 4,
sl.iock 81, and lots !. and Of block 81
Improvement ompany,s Plat Nh !, Big
Stone Gap, Virginia, and shening sl,e
amounts and Prioriiies of all such liens,
aud for whose benefit they cxis,
Respectfully,
Jos. /. KELtr,
29-21 Special Commissioned.
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notice or Com ml.ssoncr.. Sitting.


Pursuant to tie reg.''rclast,,ls OF q ae'
cree OF The circuit court OF Wise county,
Virginia, rendered on tho 18th day OF
April, 1924. in the chancery cause Of
Thruetopp, Trnstse, -. y. 2: kilhour, ct
al, shall proceed, OF tbs .30th day =. OF
June, ls9f, 1t N.Y. alice in the town OF by
Stone GAP, TirgiHi7, TO fake an account
Of vi ,js,js sHaftipg the lots in this sui
sought to o Ne sEs,je6lea to The lien Of the
plniailf, i,eing loi i, slark 81, Big Stone
Gap Improvement Compnhy's Plat No. ].
Big Stons Gap, Virginia, showing the
amounts and prioriiics OF AL such liens.
and Car whose heneiii they exist.
Respectfully,
Jos. L. KELLY,
at-aa s!si.sssiisl Commissioner.
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Yo,,c, Of Commissioners sitting.

Pursuant to The requirements Of dc.
crce of the circuit court of Wisc comfy
Virginia. rendered on the 'l'' dsy 81
April, 1894, in the chancery caas. o. .,
TIlruston, Trustee, Vs. E; y. G"a'a :. a.
/ shall proceed, on the 3oth DAY Of June June.
1894, at my Office lltha tosR Of llls SLOPE
Gan, Virginia, to take an account show.
IN. all liens affecting the lots in this sun
sought to hc Subjected t. tie, lien III .. fn !"
mplninant. bolng l1ts I aHH BLOCK u
Improvement Company'S Plat No. !, BIZ
Stone Gap, Virginia, showing the amounts
and priorilics OF all such liens and Tor
i$e s'fa"a III As9psplf
MS" i. kskty,
1927 Special Commissioner
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COMMISSIONERS sasTiSG.
Henry S. King 4 s"n..l
Morgan & Hustl


pnrsuantfo !epren rendered In Wise
County Circuit Court. IN tie above sty'ee
Chanccry cause, now pending IN saie
court, on the 9th day of April, 1894, vii
ait in the Law Office of W. II. Bond, Wise
Wise County. Virginia, on Monday, the
18th day of June. 1894, to ascertain tn,
iieas apaS ;,.e tract of land in the hill ant
proceedings in iii. raHsr mcniioncd;th
priorities and the persons chs'ttea ibsFe.
ia. the annual rental value of the said
lands, and whether thc rents and profit.
will, in five years, pa, off the said liens
and rms ether matters specially. 'ta'st
heemed pertiseai ',s h4', aT required ny
S. H: RaSp.
apeeiai Commissioner
May 25, 1891. 1926
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yo,,c. ofcomm,.sioner $ sitting.

par:4satt ts ssajF' p W;ss of caun ay
Virginia, rendered on the l4tl day OF
April, 1891, in the chnpcery Gauss OF
Thru<,on, trustee, VS.. Alex Clark, ct at,
I shall proceed, m the 3pth day Of June,
1894, at my Office In The town of Big
Stone Gap, Virginia, 10 lake an &C
count of MI liens affecting LOT II OF Fiock
9, Improvement Co.'S Plat |, Zig Stone
Gap, Virginia, and showing the
amounts and priorities of all such liens.
and in whose they exist.
Respectfully.
iJss. l., KELLY,
24-27 SpeciaI Commissioner.
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Notlee Of Som ,.,I.slonsr.s s.s.lns.

Pursuant TO the requirements Of 4 de-
cree ol tile nfrcHif s;oart nj Wise county.
Virginia. rendered oil ibe }3ith dry Of
April, 1881 IN The cllanoaPs esnse ar
rhrn-ton, Trustee, Ys. IF Edmnniils ef
al, I shall proceed, on the 3Dfli day OF
June, s9gt ut my Office in the ioKnuf Big
Stone Gap, irgilia. i,' take an account of
all tile liensafsecsiug thc lofs sousi 10 be
subjected To the lien of the plaintiff. he
Ing loi block 81. s and . vi I,iprk 4:
g nf hlnrk G!t; 8 and 4 Of llleek ~ and s
of block Gs:: S of i,sock SG9;; fol 3s3s CT block
"a lat 81 Of block II, aud los 80 sI black
fl Big Stone Gap In,asesealcnt Gon.lsa-
mss Plat No. Big Stone sstp, Wise
Count fiirsinia, md sJ,auillg The amounts
ann pyierifics b al ssfch licss. aud fpt.
swilast benefit they exist.
Res poet full
Jos. r. Is LILY
"a Special s,onnHii sSionsf.
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a Noble Aim.

Parker Poor old Brownley! He's be-
come insane. hear, working at that
telephone invention.
Barker What was he trying TO in
vent?
Parker IA device for preventing peo-
iplo from calling you up when you don't
want 60 talk with them. Puck.
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,,o,,ce 81 commisssener's sitting

Pursuant to Inc requirements OF de-
erie ftl,c circuit court OF Wise county,
virginia, rendsrrt ON the 18th day OF
tnril. 1894, IN the c',ancors cause OF
T III Trustee, Us. L. t aillarorsf al,
= shall procsel. an shc gath dry of June,
ISM, ut NV Office in the town ct bis stone
t;nn. yirsini.t, to take All account OF the
lens affecting lot 3 Of block y, Improve
mont Company's Plat No. I, Biz Stone
Gan. virginis, showing The amounts and
prnrlties of MI snch liens ana Tor Mnosc
S Respectfully,
Jos. l.. KELLY,
1927 Special Commissioners.
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LEPRosY IN NORTH AMERICA.
Gases Which Tend Co Show the Liability
to Contagi0n.

Gases Which Tend Co Show the Liability
TO Contagion.
In North America, leprosy seems to
have acquired such small hold that
the limited number of cases which
have occurred there are well suited to
study this question Of contagion. |
extract notes of few of these cases
from o book which I have recently
published, and to which refer for fur
ther details of these and many other
cases.
In July, 1878, DR.. Robe ian authori-
ty on the subject) stated that there
were only three cases Of leprosy in
Maryland. Two of these cases had
the following relation to each other: A
man named Brown, in Baltimore, was
aleper. Ills nextdoor neighbor, mar
ried woman with large family, and
whose husband was in good health,
became leper. She had been some
years in the neigh borhood, and the
families were intimate.
At one time there were some lepers
in Louisiana, but they have almost en-
tirely disappeared. In 1860 q Nine.
Ourblanc, whose father came from the
south Of France, developed leprosy.
She died in 1870, leaving four sons and
two daughters. The first. second and
fourth sons and q daughter became
lepers. They had all lived with the
mother. A nephew, who lived In the
neighborhood, and young woman not
related to the family, who had nursed
the mother. became leprous, as well
as young man, also not related, who
had often slept with the fourth son, in
1876.
Since 1926 there has been a small
leper colony in New Brunswick, which
FIRST appeared in that year in the per
son OF a certain Ursule Landry. From
that case the disease extended, and ip
1858 there were in the lazaretto TWEEN.
ty-fonr leper patients. These cases
have been referred TO in most recent
works on leprosy. The brief account
which have given in my book is taken
from paper by Dr.. Graham. of Toron
to. u reliable authority, which was
published in 1888. i can not refer at
greater length to the circumstances
here, but have, in the work referred
20. shown how, in New Brunswick, en-.
s;cmic influences and hereaity must be
excluded, and I note the frequent men.
tion of the fact that leprosy developed
In healthy individuals after they had
slept with lepers. IF ortnightly Re-
pyary
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Reasonabao ISOLATION.

Johnny What made you rnn away
from Bill Slutthers! Won was afraid OF
him, that's what's the matter.
Tommy wasn't neither. If
we'd fought, I'd q licked him, and then
my mad q licked me. That's what !
run away Cor, sol! Boston Transcripts
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One of the oldest seats Of learning
In Europe, the University OF yaliado-
lid. ebrated recently IFS sixth CEN
stennial rs m estab lishcd university.
Ia !, se8 King Sancho / Y. os CASTLE and
Leon gave charter TO this school. But
ithad been 10 egistenee long before the
7g'hylsti era.
MssTo Demo eratsc Leagas.
asiiigGT0 d ne aali fs is
.ssaest for y oss the Negro Ea.
slszsai Delsapel'a II sea sylie IS Ind III.
e aa
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scAcol. AND OH RSs..

The Afohammedans teach THAI
Adam and Eve once lived In u tent on
which is now the site Of the temple Of
Mecca.
The estab lsshed church OF Scotland
has ! ,S4s parishes with Cos ,9s4 COM
municants, and s.is0 Sunday schools
with 90 Cos scholars.
Mrs. Annie 8. Roberts, Of 'Torring-
Son, IN. Y. has left her entire estate,
valued at SO. 0Oe. to the Congregational
Home Missionary society.
Russia, Roumania and Seryia arc
tho moss ;lIitcrate countries In Europe,
eighty per cent. Of the population be-
ing unable TO read and write.
The three presby terrain missions IN
Korea have agreed to organize them
selves into single advisory body to
be known as the Prcsby terian council
of Korea, and to labor with q view to
organizing only ono native presey-
terrain church.
There are 2Ss, 900 pupils in colored
schools in this country taught BY 20
600 colored teachers. Besides these
there are $50 higher schools and . col
aeges carried on by the negro race.
There are 154 colored editors. 250 law.
yers. and TAO physicians
DIR. William Henry Furness, the
Philadelphia divine who celebrated ms
ninety-second birthday recently, is tha
Oldest living graduate of Harvard COZ
Sece, being now the sole survivor OF tne
S class of 1920. He remembers Raiph
Waldo Emerson we'll as FELLOWSHIP
dent. He was ten years old at the out
break OF the war OF 1SI@apd was nearly
seventy when he was ordained paste,
of the First Unitarian Church society
in Philadelphia.
One of the most beautiful buildings
in Paris is the Madeleine church. 1t
was built by Louis XIV, and completed
in the reign of Louis Philippe. IL is
of Grecian architecture. The princi'
pal facade looks upon the Rue Royaie
and the Place de la Concorde, and is
very magnificent. The interior OF the
church is richly decorated in gilt and
marble. II contains many paintings
and sculptures illustrative OF the life
of the Magdaline. In May, 1871, three
hundred insurgents were driven by the
Versailles troops into this church, and
there killed.
The Columbian bell that sounded
it's prophetic note at the opening OF
the parliament of religions at Chicago
during the Columbian exposition is to
be taken to Jerusalem to sound note
of praise at the close of the nineteeth
century of the Christian era. The
unique proposition is made that the
bell shall be taken to the Holy Land
ON Christmas eve, 1899. connected by
cable and wire with all parts of Chris
tendon, SO that the 1sooth anniversary
of the birth of Christ shall be cele-
brated by ali the world ut the same In
stant.-N. Y. Mail and Express.
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So,Icc ,f "Reminiscences. Si,,Ing,

Pursuant TO Tie requirements III u Dr..
cree Of the circuit court III Wise county
Virginia, rendered on The !4th day oi
April, 1891, in the chanccry cause 'hrr"-
in pcn,lin. Of Th-n,ton. Trustee, " $. H.
Mason ct al, | shall proceed. on he 3iIiI
day ef Jnnf, 1874. n my office in the '"ml'
of Big Sfnne f;.n, ssirginis, 70 take All
account OF all 'iens affecting the tots IN
this cause sought to he subjected by the
complainant, being lots %
aud 81 Black IL, OF Big
Stone Gap imprayemcnt Compan.'s Pat
No. /, in the town of Bis Slanne Gap
aforesaid, aud showing tho amounts au,l
priorities Of all such liens aud in whose
favor they exist.
ResptctfnjIv
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Al, lines CONNECT w!t., and have ticket
o.! we yla: Fi!s
Cotton Belt Route.
AHKIyALASn DEPARTURE or
TE,IN..
south AtiDn.,"& ohla

Eas, i,ouu,l-So = lrayr. l:iy Stone zap '!nIy
= 90 n M arrivcS at lsri>tnl ll:A ~ No. ravr'
n 20 u NJ, arrives at bristol 80 p: ~,
Wc.; hound No. lravts Bristol 40 II. NJ, ar
ives n, Rig Stone Gap 1920 q. III. M. !; tavr'
,rist, 3 - D. M ARRIVE, Zig Stone Gap d::a' p M
Connrciul,s.-Nos : sand *c"nncct with .l' l..
y NJ .Inutlr 7'unncll.
ard iime
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Big Stone Cnpanq I"welI:. f"iF
tSianlnr,l time
r. A. Ayers, PresiI. :" =
J. K. TagGHrt;;M. Rres;t.
A. B. Eaton. SupSfintenGtn

tiKSrnAL orricrs Bio ST T Gar, ".
4 transfer line for freight and passenger business
etwccn the South Atlantic Uhio ana lnpi!svills ~
;aci,ia,, Steel 4 rGn ifl
Trains leave The Intrrmoni aa cr"rai i"l'ts ~
u0ws:
PR l.. 4 y. train, going en.t.... oon a. M.
- % w''s' ::a y III.
!. s. H. & .. train, going snuh...... 5 40 ~ N.
:. s. 49,. li:tC o. M.
Far further information regarding freight in'
.asscng.r traffic, u2rly 10
w. G.. Harrington. Sec.
9y"ys.innl.li.a. i'Is Eg"AY Gar w..
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One hears q new story every now
and thcn TO illustrate how an authors
fame may he held ia d state Of sus-
pended animation BY tho magazines.
I One Of the most notable recent naga-
xine stories, perhaps on the whole Its
authors best literary work. was pub
iashssi at least three years after IL WAS
accepted md paid for. WAS an essay
aIs d styIe Of writing hitherto unit
sseaapsess by the author and whatever
reputation shall hcerne to him from
SUCCESS ia q III saeasI tt ind akiag has
4 been post ponsd while the story lay
,bi cecnsa oled The daring originality
sef thu eoncep tiosl don bt,ess5 e0.aslts
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.srhat's the most lifelike wax figure
ever saw" said somebody in the
crowd that had gathered in front OF
the display window. "It winks its
eyes. !"
ut has genuine eye-lashes. too" said
another.
s.Its hair is jute," observed o third.
..Jute nothing. That's real hair.
But its mouth is too large and its
cheeks are @ little too red. They al
ways oyerdo it when they attempt &c
initiate nature"
s.It's q good mutation said an old
gentleman, surveying the figure crit:
ically through his glass; ''tlle best ]
ever saw. But the movement OF the
eyes is too mechanical. and one Of them
is trife out of focus. :,
AT this junctnre the wax figure, after
brief preliminary paroxysm, sneezed
violently, and the procession moved on.
Chicago Tribune.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-06-21
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