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The Opelousas courier., 1894-05-12
NOTICE,

The public is warned not to trade OF nego-
tate for q certain note for $3.50. SO, signed by
the subscribers in favor of E. r. Croker, pay
able on Oct. IL, 1894, as said note. was given
through a misunderstanding of the facts and
payment will be resisted by US.
J. B. COMEAU.
ETTENETTE BULLTARD,
hnpil III 1891 m -r
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

One of the most desirable residences in Ope,
lousas can be bought or rented on easy terms
by applying to Mrs. G.. w. Hudspeth.
MAY 8, 1894. I'm.
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The streets are very dusty and still
no one is making an effort to have street
| sprinklers. The merchants and husi-
ness men. mnSt love our soil.
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That Picnic.

Last Saturday the High and Public
School pupils of this town made a day
of it at the Woodwork springs near
Washington, La. The day was as fine
as could have been desired. and the pu-
pills. accompanied by some of the teach
ers. repaired there in great numbers.
Ample preparations had been provided
in the way of edibles, and the young
folks had a delightful time of it. To
ray they had pies and cakes, is but an
Introductory description Of the gas
tronomic bounties they had. Innocent
amusements were indnlged under shade
Of the umbragious oaks that spread
their long and giant limbs over all the
premises.
The abundant and delicious water
Of the springs left nothing to be de-
sired in that line. The young folks
made the most of the opportunity to
enjoy themselves, and returned home
at the going down of the sun, charmed
with the incidents Of of the day.
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Choice syrup for sale at Branch
Store of j. X. Sandoz & Bro.
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The hard times are completely nffse
by the low prices 1t JOS. BlOch's.
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WE'LL, Miss.

The Hotel at Cooper's Well will open May 10.
The water Of this Well enjoys a high reputa-
ton in dyspepsia and the various Intestinal
diseases of long standing; in liver complaints,
chronic Inflammation of the bladder, and ma
laria; in dropsy. and especially IN chronic diar-
rhaa.
The Well is four miles from Raymond, Miss,
Il station on the " Little J".R. r., Il branch of
the Illinois Central. For further particulars
address S. & b. SPENGLER,
May 8, 1894, Raymond P. O., Miss.
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Spring chickens for sale at Branch
Store of j. X. Sandoz g. Bro, Bridge
vile.
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Prescriptions filled at all hours at
Bailey's drugstore.
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When you are warm, tired and dnsty
90 to Ratcliffe's Ice Cream Parl0r.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-05-12

Latest designs in fancy cards, envel
opes, etc, just received at this office.
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First class meals for 25 cents at Mrs
Clara Perrault's Restaurant.
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The Breckenridge scandal book il
literally sold among us and readers
have reached the conclusion that Solo,
Iife. never ne asr ma made 'e sneh 4 4 n disp lo,se ef hims
self. He wants to be returned to Con-
gress. We protest against his inten-
tons to represent tho Ashland District,
and would suggest that he 90 to Salt
Lake and work up. His e~loquence and
righteousness might commend him to
Brigham Youngs constituency as a
suitable representative. But his COM
bined intelligence and modesfy. If he
has any, should teach him that voters
Of the Ashland District Of Kentucky
can never more be represented by him.
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DIED
r---sIlag

Do not fail to see Jos, Blcch's spring
goods before buying. =
The Opelousas courier., 1894-05-12

A NEW sewing machine can be had
CHEAP by applying at once at this office.
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Are you a subscriber to the COURIER 7
If not. why not9
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NOTICE..

LANE OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS,
April 24. 1894.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
that said proof will be made. before Charles
NJ. thompson, Clerk of Court. at Opelousas,
La, on Saturday, June 9th, 1894, viz:
JOSEPH CHAPMAN, JR.,
who made Homestead Entry No. 1868, for the
southwest section !, Township5, south, range
2 west, Louisiana Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
ms continuous residence upon and cultivation
gar, Francois A. Donate and Oscar Goubert,
all of st. Landry Parish, La.
G. Med. BRUMBY,
April 26-Gt.. Register
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Get our prices for job work.
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A choice lot Of Cow Peas for sale at
G. Dietlein's.
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Get our prices for job work. Prices
moderate.
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opelousas, May y, 1894. ct.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-05-12

April 81, 1894 l M.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-08-23

hard fortune, it il true, hut industry, zeal,
honesty, will surely lift him out Of it in
the long run, and ifEot, his fortune can
not he altogether bad when hc retains to
th, end his honor and Independence. The
young people properly recognize that there
is such thing as luck. but they should
place no dependence on it, but think only
OF hitting themselves to make good use of
II II 1t should come in their way. The
chances which come to every one, and
which are wholly beyond ones control,
are lnnumerabie, but he who speculates
upon them will lose as surely as the
gambler, or when he wins, show gamb-
ier's rcckessness in getting rid OF his
winnings. There is a German proverb
TINT "luck seek those who flee and fees
to those who seek it," The wise man will.
therefore, not seek it. but moving though
the world as though no such thin. as
luck excited, will depend upon his own
intelligence, his own industry, his own
good purposes to command fortune. Tins,
scf-re!iant he will lie ready OH the in
slant to take advantage Of any for'uitous
circumstances to further his designs or
he equally ready to avoid or overcome the
hard luck tina. would ovcrwheim one
who WAS not thus forilicd.-BuiimOre
SIM
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Good and Bad Luck.

A great deal of Sophistry has been
wasted in vain attempts to prove that
there is no such thing as luck, good or
bad; that nothing happens by chance,
all results coming from some definite
cause. Even through the latter state
mcnt could he proved or should be ad-
mittcd, it would not preclude the exist
ence of luck in the relation Of events to
the individual. That which occurs,
favorable or unfavorabc TO him, from
any cause beyond his control, is good
luck or bad luck so far as he is COLI
cerucd and there is no doubt that luck
PLAYS some part III the history OF every
one, but it is Of much less Importance
than tile idle or Indifferent suppose, .he
individual may OF may moi take advantage
of The tortuitous circumstances or luck
which he meets. That depends OH him
splt, his industry, his boldncss, his char
ucter-a thousand qualities OF mind or
rcrson. Moreover. rs one cannot control
luck, the important thing in Lille is to
prepare ones self TO meet il and Turn 1t to
some account. These WHO lay too much
stress unon luck seldom deserve good
fortune. They are INDECENT, without enter
uri.e or zeal, and spend their tine III
,.,mnlaiur" of their own hard luck or in
obvious consideration Of the good luck OF
others. Lowell in one Of his essays says
that Luck NAV and often does lave some
share in ephemrrat successes, as III a
Gamblers winnings spent rs soon rs got,
hu, not in any lasting triumph EYER TINE
/, j.. Of course, conceivable, HAT AN
rnlcmcral ,urrrs<, arising from luck,
81. h. In, he t"u.,laion Tor lasting .uc-
,...., -. t.. o.,,,i i.pr and ,i.<r,vii,.. but
j., N 81. a., ;.n.a:r..d ,!tant."r> cal,
80, j, n,...:: "tt...,,r : ii ~: Il by
-. j. ~. - I'D "a !" .!'a'
.,..a u - ,l.nll ss,lHi''i i':'" S
,,v .nhl.. i',,'t, ~ i II ;:';. i.'fl !tr
cnpcr.llrA, ~.',u NJ ~A,e .ua' "i."rk Is
ever waiting Tor something 10 trn up
I.almr, with keen eyes aud strong viii
will turn up something. Luck relies "i
chance; labor on character The lnsl
sentence is one of great Significance tt
the Young + Much that is sailed lack is
no, really such, but follows deserving
Realluck is IL mere -n'atter Of chance upot
which no on, can noNmore depend for 4
living mr. r,r advancement than upon the
turn Of !, card. lie wouid command gooe
fortune must depend upon our own indus,
try and charactar. He may meet with
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Sam Jones On Third Fartyism

The third party, or party of the
third part, or whatever You may call
it, may get to heaven but they'll new
er get to Washington. It's not on
the way. Washington is the wick
eldest place on earth. 1t is the home
Of the devil. The average Democratic
and Republican politicians are little
better than rascals, but the Thrill
party man is a fool. You can reform
rascal, but did you ever try to
monkey with fool?
They want to borrow money from
the government at per cent, when
the government is now borrowing at
>. We hear great deal of fool talk
about the rich man getting richer
and the poor man poorer under our
present law There never was Il
greater lie, and I'll prove it. There
is nothing the matter with the law.
It's the man that's at fault. There's
a lawyer on that side Of the house
that makes twenty thousand a year.
Hc-e's a little pettiforger whose fam
lily arc starving. The law is to blame.
| preach every day to 5000 people,
and there is little preacher sitting be-
hind me that can average 200. The
trouble is not in the law, brother, it's
in your noggin.
The difference is organic. If all
the wealth in the United States were
divided out to-day each man would
get about 81, 1850, and in less than
six months some fellows would be
riding in palace cars and others would
be walking crosstics and following
for another divy.
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ACQUITTED.
The Gate City "ReguIators" Releas
ed From Bond and Now Go
Free

IT will bc remembered by our readers
that several months ago the Posi- publish
ed an account Of the murder of SamW GOD
at Gate City.
At the time this murder was committed
it was supposed that it vas done by a par
IT, Of twelve representative men OF tiia'
town, who had organized themselves for
the moral purpose of riding the town oil
some notorious lude women. On the
night of the murder Of Sam Wood, thi,
party went'in search of these women, and
after chasing them around awhile they
soon lost sight of them and thinking
probably, they had gone TO Woods house
they decided to 20 and make search tor
them, Int when admittance WAS refused
several shots were fired, and the party
left to avoid trouble, under the impress
sion, it seems, that the women were i'll
ambush and had the advantage Of them
and were bush whacking them, 80 the
party, as before stated, left the house
disbandoned and returned to their res
pcctivc homes, without accomplishing
the moral purpose for which they had
gone.
But next morning, to the surprise OF
the whole town and community, it was
Iearntd that Sam Wood was dead and had
been shot with 4l-calabrc Winchester
Of course, suspicion at once pointed to-
ward these "rcgulators.' After several
DAYS had elapsed, one CT The party report
ed that himself, and naming the others,
were at Sam Woods house the same
night the murder was committed. and al
so stated that several shots were fired
Upon this statement, all Of them we're ar
rested, with the exception Of one or two,
and taken through this place to Wise e.
H., where they were lodged in Jail for
safe-kccping. After remaining there a
short while, the court granted them bail
ana IncV were SCI tree
Last week they had their trial at Gate
CITY, and the evidence in the case showed
concusivcly that Wood was shot and kill
ed with -i4-calahre Winchester ball
Upon the defendants proving that there
was only oAc Winchester in their crowd
and that being u So calahrc, the evidence
was plain that Sam Wood MAS killed 10y
some other party, and after the evidence
in the case had been properly weighed by
Jury of II men, verdict was brought
in finding them not guilty.
This affair was very unfortunate oc-
currancc. Sam wood was negro OF
worth, az VIC learn, and WAS known to he
honest and Industrious. The evidence IN
the case at first, in the mind. of the pub
lie, indicated HAT the "Regulators" were
accidcntly guilty, but when more cor
rect knowledge of the affair WAS asccr-
tanned, public sentiment change.
We are truly glad that they have been
found not guilty Of such a serious charge
The majority, if not all of them, arc
men of intelligence and integrity, and
possess moral character, that can
not he questioned. We say again, III
conclusions, We arc truly glad these men
whose object was moral and whose pur-
pose was godly, have been vindicated b.
the laws of the country and have beer
found not guilty by an impartial jury OF
twelve men.
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Active Exercise

and good food in plenty, tends to make
children healthy. If children suffer, how
ever, from Scrofulous, Skin or Scalp Dis
cascs-if their blood is pure and pimpcs
or boils appear, they should be given the
right medicine. DR.. Picrce's GoldcnMcd
lcal Discovery brings about the best bod
lily condition. 1t purifes the blood and
renders the liver active as well az builds
up health and strength. Puny, pale weak
children get Il lasting benefit and "a good
start from the usc orthc "Discoycrv. IT
puts on wholesome flesh, and does not
nauScatc and offend the stomach like the
various preparations Of Cod liver OIL It's
guaranteed to cure YOU, or your money
is returned.
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NArOLEOE AND JOSErHlSE,
a New Private Life Which Defends the
Act Of Separation.

a New Private Life Which Defends the
Act Of Separation.
great deal Of sentiment has been
wasted over Josephine and her divorce,
but the author Of Il new private lite OF
Bonaparte, by Simeon, and translated
from thc French Ivy Arthur Levy, shows
that Napoleon WAS fully justified, apart
from reasons of State, in taking the steps
Of separation. AT the time of his marri-
are and for a long time aitcrward he
wor.l,ipcd her, but she was always cold
and Indifferent, seldom writing to HIM
during his absence, continually an" Sc
cretly contracting debts for jcwclry and
dress. and finally compromising her rcpu-
t,t;ou NV her relations with an officer,
lIin,o);te Charles, who had been expelled
from thc army of Italy ny the Emperor.
This scandal occurred while Napoleon was
IN Frvnt, anG was kept from him as long
&c nossible. He was ut last told OF 1t y!
.Iuuot. and determined on an immediate
.,;yorce On his return he was met 10y
Ioscphine with such show OF hun''i'a-
,;o,, and sorrow ard SO many VOWS OF
r,turc devotion that lie forgavc her ana
continued TO live with her, although MS
,o.. far her was dead. Later genuine
.Voct;on seems TO have grown up between
,hom ca thst at last, when tue divorce
was decided upon, il was matter OF fa'"
o,h Sapolcon never, even after ms
,,,rr;ace with Marie Louise, lost 'nSeFcs'
:, 1,scnhipc. The sccnnd marriage was
.ycu more unhappy than the hrSt' Marie
Iouisc was weak creature w''h no pun
..:.,,. md when ,hc Emperor was ""h'S"-
! -, T., r,ha she took up with lover VII"
.h,n she had long had relations BOZ"
,.A,m he had strivcn by every means :"
l.;. n,wcr 10 make happy, deceived NM
with this difference. h''e vs.
... uu,aith,u Ia him from inc "'>''
N..;. Louise ONLY deceived HIM ''''F >''
&c marriage. In each OF these
Ia fried 10 found al' cXe"'"''rs
WI ,c,c.rul home governed by Tue
e;mnle,. habits Meth the sP'e"'"' -
mr. The pride OF STATE ha" any
,,ou his character u, ""s"'nu
ana father =, -. ,.la.
.,nyc,,, yh,ntrrS are ~
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Against
Miss Ncttic kiukcad eft. ais.
I'm ChaIlccrv.)

I'm CnahccrV)
The object of this suit is TO recover
Judgement against Miss N7ttic I. Kin
kcad in the sum of two hundred and fifty
dollars, with interest from March ltl 1880
by personal decree and foreclosure Of the
lien reserved in the deed of date March
4th, 1890, from +. +. TrigG nsd wife and
I. 2. Trigg, Trustee, on Lot No. II Of
Block No. I, Of the lmbOdcn Reservation
in the town Of Big Stone Gap, Va, and
affidavit having been made that said Miss
Ncttic IT, kinkcad, and Vim. X. Shelby
her agent, arc non c>idcns Of This State
the said defendants are required TO appear
here within ) days after due publication
Of this order in the Clerk 5 office of on'
said court, ut rules to be holden there
for, and do what is ncccs-
sary to protect their interests. And it is
ordered that copy OF this order lie forth
with published once week, for four sue
cessive weeks in the 81. Stone Gap Posi-
newspaper printed in the town of Biz
Stone Gap, in the county of Wise, State
Of Virginia, and posted at the front door
of the courthouse of said county, on the
first dav Of the next County Court fol
the said county after the date of this
order. A copy: 'Icste:
W. f. kILGORE, Clerk,
Ang.3-32-:,5 BY c. A. JOHNSON, d. c.
Walter E. Addison, p.1.
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When moving into our present home |
found Il bottle ct Chamlcrlain'S Pain
Balm. LEFT hy Il former tenant On the
label | found the statement that il was
good for cuts and burns. can testify to
the truth of this. Nothing in all my ex-
pcricucc has found its equal for treating
blistcrs and burns. F. f. Barrett, mana
ger lie Sueur Sentinel, lie Sueur, Mimi.
Pain Balm is also y sure cure fer rhcuma :
tiSm. For sale by Kelly 4 Evans, General
store
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,.,shol, rr..-"r"'

y Y Fuller. Of CAn'i"" 'f's' : :.
say. tina, he always keeps '' - A r%;lr Ia.
III Disco,s,v in the house and ''' ''"' ,,'"n
p ,,. found the very best results i'l u y,
il use: that he would not be "''n n,... ~
10 a G. A. nykeman' pra u. : :.
c r.1ss n. y, say. that Dr. Fling, ass
Discovery i. undoubtedly inc ', -. emily
,emsds; that he has used it !" us t,' 's' to
do all that is claimed for it. a"i NJ r.,al
40 r. ~, 80 long trisd and ,''' n.. ','
Regular size so cents and = w.
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NIRGl a: In the CLERK On cc OF
the Circuit Court for the County of Wise
on the 81 st day Of July, 1891, at O'Clock
p. NJ. In vacation:
Burns l. Fulton Ell at PINS,
VS.. In Chanccry
James A. Todd ct al DEBTS.
The object Of this suit is to recover OF
James A. Todd the sum of $ll3.70 and to
attach the estate of the said Todi in Wise
county, Virginia, ard to set aside a con-
yeyance from the said Todd to &. Is. Ross
Jr., purporting to convey to the said Ross
the following lots OF land situated in Ri"
Stone Gap, Virginia, namely: Lot NO
lG, Of Rlock ID; Lot No. 70, Of Block liz
Lot No. 20, of Block It's; Lots No. II and
IL, of Block III; Lot NO. II, of Block is,
Lot No. a. of Block Tx, AS shown and
designated on Il map OF the town OF Big
Stone Gap Of record in the Clerks Office
of Wise county, marked Improvement
Co.'S Plat No 3" and affidavit havin"
been made that james a. Todd and G. Is
Ross, lr., are non residents Of this state
they are required to appear within fifteen
days after due publication OF this o:der,Ii
the Clerks Office of onr said court, AT
rules to be holden therefor, and do what
is necessary to protect their interests
And il is ordered that i copy al this nr
der be forthwith published once week
for four successive wIrk>. in i!lrH!SSi III,
Gap posr, II newspaper printed IN the tosr
Of Big Stone Gap, in the cauniy Ut Wise
State OF Virginia, am: posted 1T the fr'n'
door of the court house of said County, OF
The first d. " Of the next county court foi
said county afior the date Of his erdrr
\ cepy.-rcse;
W. Z. kiLGoEE, Clerk
By c. A. JOHNSON, y. Z.
j. F. BuLLrr, JE., p. a. AnSj - ).
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ne "r@'e "hd Mantle Company Gets tn,
Contract.

W. >. Brown, coal operator at Coo
'"rn' was in the Gap last week and in
formed Posr reporter that j. B. Dowden
OF The Biz Stone Gap Crate and Mantle
Company, had been given the contract to
mould the iron work for the coke ovens
at that place.
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In order to inrr"duce ch'""t'' ,'a.
Cough Remedy here &c SOFA Se,'' r,nud
n0,,lc. on strict guarantee and have '"""'
exorv bottle did good service. We nav, ~
uspa i, ourselves and think IT S"l' '';,,a "
o,hcy. WI. Mourcy, .I"rvi'v'''S'
=. ror sale by Kelly < Evans ''''''"
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The Park Commission and Mr.. John w.
Fox, ST., representing the Improvement
Company, wishing to save the banks OF
the rivers hereby notify all WHO need sand
that they have selected the island in
Puwell's River opposite the mouth of ihc
lntcrmont sewer as a place where sup
ply Of excellent quality may be obtained
without damage TO my interest. Teams
can reach this point Ivy entering the river
at the old ford and following tho road uI
the same 10 the island There is broad
and plain road.
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i,,u,,iPrS t'h'"t

~. ,,..t salys IN the world foe s os'*'
~" NE .'| s.rvs. Ulcers, Sail ah0"'', f:t :
R n''','. r.,,.r. charrea llrn~. F'i'''''".-
Sure =, Il, stin Erap,ionS, ard g"+'-
c"r"s . '"u piles. or no ray rsq"i"s''- !
'vc't r"rns to give perfect s''isfac'ion
is sa aaar refunded. Price = cents per
,ar u0I For sale byy. W. Kelly
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About year ago took violent at
tack of la grippe. ccughsd day and
night for about six wesks; my wife then
suggested that try Chamberlain Cough
Rmedv. At first could see no differ
ence, but still kept taking it, and soon
found that it was what | needed. If
got no relief from one dose | took another
and it Was only fom days until | MAS
free from the cough. think people in
general ought to know the value OF this
remedy, and take pleasure in acknorI-
edgins the benefit | have received from
it-Madison Mustard, Otray, ohio. %
and 80 cent bottles for sale by j. W
Kelly, Druggist.
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have arranged with j, W NcI'y !" '''
:. orcut for Ike Eri$,ol Steam LAUNDRY
Leave your Laundry at 'h" i'r"S ''''
Basket. leaves every TUESDAY noon
:. p NORRIS
~ -
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Money tie Loan.

Wanted TO loan money in amounts Oh
from s. to 500 at per cent. For t"r'"cr
information call on or address,
}. B. DowpES. Agent,
,,.oc ,, ri Big Stone Gap; Va.
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Remarkable Sales and Wonderful R1SUkS
Over 300 Davis Sewing Machines Sold in Nnsty Days
In the Counties of Wise and Lee
womerm record o e attain II n
nmct
w Fl. PHANTOM BIG STONE GAP. VA.

DAVIS substantial and
work UASB
this ngai hal Li . .
other were :
sthaI
Remember K >
l part 6
tn Davis win ah Company w Il " e e 20
TIL DaysSc win chine office KnnxiI TERRITORY n three
huurhye olorI hn, i h mt p"rek .
the Sthc!pt they LIKE
lamnw receiving numerals order 70 h "
so pituitary orders
td Ia II : q
effort
the urr,ningco where first Glass lN M every family in
BIZ Stone Gap Iha Di ,main
Ik"pin mu upplyf D ns :~. N, You aw?
onc h yd oh
Resp
w. ri. RiAETON.
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All the latest and NEST popular maya :
zines will be found at freu fi'"''" .
Nickcl's Building.
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All those who have agreed to give their
assistance toward clearing off the Gene
,ery grounds are requested to meet at the
grounds Monday morning.