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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-09-29
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The Hot Springs of Arkansas,
The Mountaln-Locked
Miracle Of the Ozarks.

The hot waters, the mountain air
equsbie climate aud the pine forests make
Hot Springs the most wonderful health
and pleasure resort in the world, summer
or winter. Ii is owned, endorsed and con-
trolled by the q. S. Government and has
accommodations for ali classes. The Ar
lington and Park hotels aud 60 others and
200 boarding houses are open all summer
Ehaving an altitude Of 1900 feet il is a
COOL safe and nearly refuge during the
heated term in the south.
FOR information concerning Hot Springs
address U. +. Cooley, Manager Business
Mems League, Hot Springs, Ark.
For reduced excursion tickets and par
ticulars OF the trip see local agent or ad
dress W. A. turk, Genl Pass. Agent.
Southern Ry., Washington, d. G.
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PENSIONS FOR NEGROES.
movement on Foot TO Secure An
nuities TO All Who
Were Slaves.

Mount Zion church. ST. Louis, was
crowded the other night with negroes
at whose request D. i. Garrett, of Okla
homa. president of the National Ex-
Slave Pension association, lectured on
the legislation concerning pensioning
eX-slaves.
Mr.. Garrett said he had been travel
ing for two years and seven months
agitating this subject, including one
year In the south. where he claimed
be found the whites more anxious for
legislation on this point than he did
the whites Of the north. lie named
the bills that have been introduced in
congress seeking TO pension ex-slaves,
By Congressman Cornell, of Nebraska:
Congressman Taylor, of Illinois; Sen
ator Cullom, Of Illinois; Senator Thurs
ION. Of Nebraska. and Congressman
Curtis, of Kansas.
"a petition 10 congress TO enact some
such law has 4j6,5i7 signatures" he |
said. I'VE have done more for this
government and got lees here than nnv |
people ON earth. As strong as Il /.
without the negro, II is stronger With
him. am sure that this government
VIII grant pensions TO her wards, be-
'ause the time will come that the
Young negro with his education will
rot be loyal to a government without
is protection. hold that the govern
nent owes us old ex-slaves an in
emnity for the deep wrongs suffered
or 244 years" q
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Tourist Sleeping Car Service.

The Tourist Sleeping Car Line operated
by the Southern Railway between Wash
ington and San Francisco without change.
via New Or'eons, has proven so success
iul That II has become necessary TO make
semi weekly service, tine Westbound de-
psrture being on Wednesday and Saturday
Of each week.
This sleeper offers sleeping car facilities
to persons holding first or second class
tickets, the berth rate being only 81 90
from Washington TO San Francisco. Los
Angeles, or Portland berth being large
enough for occupancy 10y two people. If
desired, without extra charge.
- ihese Sleepers run through Texas.
Arizona aud New Mexico, and connect
with similar cars for Oregon.
information in regard thereto NAV be
had form any Southern Railway Ticket |
Agent, from Mr.. A. J.. Poston. GEM
Agent, Sunset Tourist Excursions. 5II
Penn, Ave, N. W., Washington, d. G.. or
from Mr.. ". A. Turk. q. p. A., 1900 Penn
Ave. ~ W., Washington, D. c.
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SHORTAGE IN SALMON PACK.
This Years Results VIII show Tint
There Are Over 100000
Cases Fewer.

Advices confirm the large shortag,
OF this years pack Of canned salmon
The summary Of the reports on the
1898 pack Is as follows: British Colum.
bia, 400, 900 cases; Alaska. $40, 900 cases;
Puget Sound, 260, 900 cases; Sacrament
to river spring pack. 10000 cases; CO.
iumha river spring pack, 36O, 900 cases;
total. 1,oS0,000 cases against $500. COO
cases In 1897.
The fall pack in 1897 Of the Pacific
coast was about 100000 cases II is
estimated that the same will not be
over 100000 cases this year, making tina
total shortage OF this years pack over
l,C0J.oO0 cases. Most OF the Gamers
expecting n very large pack, sold fu-
lures at low prices, and many OF the
districts are heavily oversold. The
shortage Of Go0,oOO cases in British Co
lumbia leaves large markets uncov.
cred. The largest Alaskan Gamers did
not sell futures, and, having packed
within ten per cent. of the pack Of
1917 are In comfortable position.
The Puget Sound Gamers have sold
utures to the extent OF 1875, 900 cases
or export and 100000 for domestic
markets.
The export orders will be filed, hav-
ng been made by Gamers who made a
comparatively good pack, but not over
0 per cent. Of deliveries will be made
n the domestic sales. The Sacramento
pring and fall packs are sold. The Co
lmbia river Gamers are at least 1OO,-
DO cases oversold
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'Tf N'c csrnot Resign.
--sicn HIS peerare.
Deep-sca Thermome,.r.

,o, thermometers made for taking the
temperature in moderately deem 70. , sne
, nav .ne tube incased in copper evil.
a anoes toprotecti it from inquisitive flsies
n a., rom contact with rocks; tbere - :
ring az the bottom to which suflic;a,s
We'gnts may DO attached 10 s;n,' :.
ro.S dy The cylinder has long. mar.
,uw uoor IN front Of the scale Which,
mn. may DC opened for the readinc. ana
. .lIs door closes with Joints So ,, ana
sna' inc cylinder brings up tho whit sas
,aI uo. .' with Its temperature |
4 rouss y unchanged by the waters |
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Harvest Reaped BY Camp
Followers.

NOW that Camp Alger 10 longer exists
and the 10000 Volunteers who were ouar.
tered at Falls Church near the National
Capital have been removed TO camps in
distant States or have been ordered to
their homes as a step preliminary to their
being mustered out Of the service. it NAV
be of Intercept TO the general public to
learn something Of the harvests that have
been reaped 10y the hucksters, fakirs. and
others of the so called camp followers. 4"
notwithstanding the fact that the gallant
soldier boys, who in many instances left
good positions to accept meager salary
OF $l5.6O month and who were for months
subjected to the hardshps incident 70
camp life are doubtless happy to be 70.
leased; still with the camp followers it is
different. The distance from the terminus
OF the electric road station at Falls Church
TO the camp was trife less than throe
miles, and to accommodate tho immense |
number of visitors who daily visited the
camp every conceivable kind of vebi..Io
was pressed into the service. The upiC,rm
charge for carrying passengers to the
camp was % cents person with addition.
al charge for baggage The receipts Of
some OF the individual drivers of vehicles
aggregated as much as 5000 a week and
turing greater portion of the season
IDout I1O rigs were engaged in CARVING
passengers to and from the camn Tho :
amp was Godsend to an army of faki,s
nose stands we're scattered along fine {
utskirts of the camp. and in soma IN \
'ahces were located within the lines If
he camp itself. There were soda water
ands' and stands where every conceiy. F,
Die form oil cheap novelty likely TO in. D.
rest or amuse the soldier BOYS could he S
H. No one knows the amount of money a..
at found its way into the Golfers of these ..
and-keepers, but the sum was enorno.
lie Shrewd Yankee who was early upon
ground and who was among the mos, s
''unate' speaks of his venture as having .
'Ved veritable Klondike, and he has .
" formed partnership in business with 10
oi the most successful merchants in II
l'imore' as the direct result of his camp II
'er'ences. Bows frequently made from u
10 you a day selling suspenders and p
ions' while the photographers who u
'e cheap tintypes, reaped such haryests i
,Ou,a make the receipts of the leading -
eed sn"ii
he profits upon the sales made at no
P were very large; in some coses
un,lng to six or seven hundred per
, and In the line bi souvenirs sellina
" .. al - cents each, a profit Of
ID cents was frequently made :,
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FROM MAYKING.
Correspondence Of The Rio s,on. e.,r


W MAKING. Ky, Sept. l9.-LittIe John,
wright was killed last Wednesdav 'pnn.
99nelDy Gap, on Elcorn creek nv Lea hao
nsnry Adams. 1t rs how rumored ,hot "o
Gro, ,toTa Of the wrights are after him 90 %,
W, D. Webb the Sergent news renor,o,
Inc Letcher teachers Institute clo.o,
pr r,aay, with a week pleasuraLly sn Y,r
'ol' u Milton ELAN was in cbarre F' ~.
gave CAV us lots Of good hints on tssch;n me
snu nlahy.gOod yarns. wewisb him MY
inc new school building at wbi,ssh,.r
s e near completion. The teachers donated
-, 10 roll The ball some faster.
ii. Frazier and ". S. Wrish, H..
toI ~ Tor great deal of poplar tint.
- "e '"ken ont this year.
our new court house Is now m a.
rand silll They have run short oe ~ I'm, in
'"u WI p"rp kiln At an early date
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A FIELD FOR OUR COAL.
"eod Opportunity I'm yenesueia Of
Disposing of the Product
OF Orr Mines.

Louis GoldschmIdt, consul at La
GLayra, says there Is an excellent mar
ket In Venezuela and doubtless In
many other South American countries
Tor coal produced In the United States.
NJ present nearly all the coal con-
stunned there IL mined near Cardiff.
WIles. and shipped In sailing vessels.
Ihs large consumption Of this article,
and the total absence OF the Anne ricaa
procnot, Notwithstanding tho prox-
unity OF the American cool fields. led
Mr.. Goldschmidt 10 investigate the
matter. The result of his obserys-
lions is an interesting report to the
state department.
The only coal mined In Venezuela Is
produced close to Barcelona. II is Of
Inferior quality, and Is not bought
when other coal can be had. Coal pays
no duty. All of the article retailed
comes from one source, and the prIn-
cipal railways use Cardiff fuel, which
sells at high figure, because of lack
OF competition. The retail price Is
from $ll.2o ton to sl2.G0 a ton OF |
2.24o pounds.
One OF the reasons why the British
coal Is preferred Is that the Welsh
miners send. II in small bricks seven
10 eight inches and l2 inches long.
This makes the coal easy to handle on
The small engines employed in Ven
ezuela. Coal Is carried on little
as the locomotives have no
enders. II the coal were in the or
iinary form II would roll off. Then.
co. this kind Of coal having been used
or some time, the CRATES In the boil
RS have been built TO suit H.
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The Mothers Lesson.

How the mothers heart. strings culver
When into her little band,
Comes deaths chill destroying angel
And on one lays his hand;
How she pleads TO God in heaven
As she sees 1t fade away,
While the angel lifts 1t gently
Bears IL up to endless day.
All around her chair are playing
Other little ones, so dear,
But the music of their laughter
Misses one note, soft and clear;
And her heart is sorely riyen,
For The blessing God denied
When He bore aloft her jewell
Needed not. though loud she cried.
Soul arise. and cease repinmg,
God a lesson meant to teach,
When His arms clasped close your dar-
ling
Bore it up beyond your reach.
For we cannot prize our treasures
Till their worth we recken right,
And 10 understand their value,
They must vanish from sight.
I'o we ever prize the sunshine
When AIS sunshine bright and clear,
Or the music of the bindings
When their sweet songs reach our earl
But let chords grow dark and threat ming,
Let all melody lie hush'd;
Then we value light and music,
Feel without them lonely-crushed.
You will prize the treasures left you
Vastly more since one YOU miss;
And the memory of this dear one,
Will make tenderer "Mothers kiss"
You will be a better Mother,
Much more patient day by day,
And you'll hold these darings closer,
Glide more gently when they stray.
And when happy childish voices
Make the house ring with their shout,
You will never grow impatient,
You'll be glad there. noise about,
For that voice hushd meath the daisies
To your soul seems soft to say:
Do not check the chiIdrens laughter,
Listen to it, while you may.
When bright playthings in confusion :
Scattered here and every where,
Must be gathered up quite often,
Adding this unto your care,
on will count the task pleasure, =
Smile because their hands can play
Are not folded cold and pulseless
Meath the coflinlid away
ihl the little darIiugs resting, T
In the Saviour's loving arms, L
'aie forever on His bosom L
Far above earth's stain and harm,
'ver WELD powerful influence, a.
Rolling years cannot efiace, Nv
lake US -tender-gentle, 4
To the ones in our embrace. -
7. b. Kreps, in Salem 7imes-Register.
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Excursion Tickets.
Internal Exposition


via
Norfolk 4 Western Railway
Omaha Neb. & Kansas Civ Mo
Choice of two routes
columbus & Chicago or Cincinnati 6 G
Nu's, Tickets ON sale daily limited "a
Nov. LIST, 1898, ~
TO THE SEA SHORE.
On Ja'y.6, 10, 20 aud 81 and August ;
10, IL aud. "a, Excursion tickets At ore
i.re viii be sold TO Atlantic Civ CO.
My' Sea Isle City, Ocean CITY, n. j.. and
o;ean City, Nd, good for fourteen ds,s
u Apply to Agent Norfolk 4 Western
Railway, or ''''h
W. B...BwlLL. MF R,,oo
Gen. Pass. Agt., Tray pass
Roanoke, Va. 80"
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NotIcel

,, IN and and after the 9TH day of An
y W;t. 1896 . viii run hack between ,a
W., wise ~ d. and Ramsay, twice each
Jay, meeting all trains. Fare *
, I as,: The patronage Of the public
'0''0''e'' Respectfully.
q. w. RESFRo,
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haud-What's the matter. Mab.,
fon are weeping. aoe'
Maoel-It's that great white cbrv..
,.a., reminds me so Of dsas
h''is tido, who died. --Jpdgs. '
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IL. !. Is estimated that of the total sur
raised Tor the support Of the protes,aa.
), churches OF this country over one.tblrd
OF women - OF iaoors
n.~. Animais May De insane
!. Ds NV asserted that there i ios.,,.,.
, .a", animals just as there Is amou,,
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The BIG STONE GAP POST
ARHivALAND DEPARTURE or
TRAINS.
South AlIanfinN nhin-

East bound-No. passenger leaves Rig Stone Gan
Tally az 9.27 "a. M, arrives az Bristol ~ &, m
west oound.-No. }, passenger leaves Bristol b 20
Connocuons.-No connects wiki tb4 a,
Double Tunnel ~ "
time. ''- ''"'''Iu
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nritish Merchant ,r,r,n.

Great BHtain's marine steam tom
mage is to-day 6,72o,7oa--about as much
as That OF all other nations added to-
gether. W
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AZ the Flower-shau

o's'y languages are spoken in the
empire governed by the car Of Russia
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Louisville a NashviIle.

=, Central .imeI
no. 81 Passenger day.-leaye, Louisville \ 20 ,
M, arrives Big Stone GapS.l0a m
No. 80, Passenger dailv.-faaves BIC Sto,, IA,
- p. M, arrives 1T Louisville b 30 d,
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Big Stone Gnpand rnmelI.. ralln..

"'6 ''"He ''"pAhd ioWeII- valley
lSnndaFi umeJ
x. A. Ayers, Pres't.
A. b. Eaton, Superintendent.
OANESA1 OTFfcFs bla SroAE GARY
TRANSFERRING for freight and passenger husi,o..
TeiWeen tne south Atlantic Ohio and Louisville
Stone Gap Iron Co. '"N His
ira ms leave the lntermont hotel ~ follows.
=. o'"' So4i< q" t.---.. h.4OH IN
.. - West.......... X. .0 D. m
> 4 o. train. going soufh 800 90, M
north....... 7:gOp N
Ior IuilNe5 information regarding freight and
passenger traffic, apply to '''
n. J. Ayers. Sec,
ayers building. hi8 STONY 6ApV,
Rock Island Argus., 1898-10-06
River Riplets.

The r. j. w. Wheeler brought down
10 strings of logs.
The Mac, Zalus Davis and Winons
were in port.
The stage of water at the bridge at
6 a. III. was so and falling; the tenn
perature at noon, 81.
Travel over the Rock Island bridge
yesterday amounted to: Foot, north,
l ,345; south, 1853; total, 2,69S.
Teams, north, 942; south, 947; total.
l, ,SS9. Street cars, north, 50; south,
95; total. 100.
The water is reported rising at St.
Paul, Reeds Landing, North and Me-
Gregor, is falling at Des Moines rap
ids, Keokuk, and st. Louis, and sta
tionary at all other points. The indi-
cations are the water will remain
nearly stationary from Rock Island
to Dubuque.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-10-06
SIOO Reward 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at last
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease. requires con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting di-
rectly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby de-
stroyiRg the foundation of the dis
ease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have so much faith in
its curative powers, that they offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case
that it fails to cure. Send for list of
testimonials
Address F. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo,
Ohio.
Sold by druggists, 75 cents.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-10-06
REYNOLDS RrL.Ls.

REYNOLDS, Oct. 5.-Daniel HAYES.
of Muscatine. was in town Tuesday.
Mrs r. F. Candor and family left
Tuesday for their home 1T Coggswell,
n. d.
Misses Ella and Pearl Wait are
spending a few days with relatives at
Lyndon, Ill.
W. T. Johnston left for Rock Island
Monday morning to serve on the
petit jury.
Marx Wait, son of Meigs Wait. left
for Chicago Monday to take up the
study of dentistry.
John Thode, a Peoria grain mer-
chant, was doing business with Nj.
Schoonmaker Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. kuhns left
Tuesday for Clinton, Ia. for visit
with their son. George.
Revival services are in progress at
the Baptist church. Rev. Matthews,
of Geneseo, is in charge.
Cashier Vernen. of the Sherrard
Banking company, made short stop
in town Tuesday evening.
Miss A1adge Gamble, of Moline. has
been spending a few days with her
friend. Miss Libbie Schoonmaker.
Il
vania, his old home, being called
there by the serious illness of his
father.
w. II. Standby. of Andalusia, was
in town Saturday. 1t is said Mr..
Standby viii remove his family to
REYNOLDS.
Rev Sangston was duly ordained
to the Baptist ministry Saturday. A
la,. Nr l., Il
nomination were present.
Frank Clark, son of Eldredge Clark.
has a broken arm. the result of
wrestling. Drs. Moore and Mont
gomery reduced the fracture.
Mrs. Cora Casey and children ar
rived Saturday from North Platte,
Neb., and are visiting with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Lewis.
Bruner q Vickers, our enterprising
stock buyers. shipped % car loads of
hogs and cattle to the Chicago mar
ket during the month of September.
The ball game Saturday between
Hamlet and Reynolds was interferred
with on account of wet grounds.
The score stood % to so in favor of
Hamlet.
Rev II. c. Birch left for his new
field of labor at Monica. Ill. The new
minister here. Mr.. Dunlevy, occupied
the pulpit Sunday and made n very
favorable impression.
Cora, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. a.
F. Ekstrom, returned home from Ken
tucky Saturday, having a surprise for
her many friends, as she came back Il
bride, having married one of Ken
tuckv's chivalrous sons while there.
Her husband will soon join her here
make their home in KeRtuckv.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-10-06
Another war with spain.

Some newspapers think the Spanish are
making secret preparations to seize Cuba and
Porto Rico again, and get back what they lost
during the late war. We do rot believe these
rumors. Enemies cannot successfully attack
4 strong nation like the United States. Nei-
ther can diseases successfully attack strong
constitutions. II Imam has healthy stomach
disease cannot get foothold The best rem
edy known TO science for making strong con-
stitutions is Hostetters Stomach Bitters.
This is that long-t'i led remedy which makes
the stomach healthy by making the digestion
perfect. Perfect digestion makes pure blood.
Pure blood carries rength and vigor into
every corner OF the body through the veins.
The Bitters are Incompatible for nervousness
and sleeplessnesS.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-10-06
The Discovery of tho Day.

Aug. j. Bogel, the leading drug
gist of Shreveport, La, says: ''Dr,
Kings New Discovery is the only
thing that cures my cough, and it is
the best seller / have" j. +. Camp
bell. merchant of Stafford, Ariz.,
writes: 'Dr. Kings New Discovery
is all that is claimed for it; it never
fails, and is a sure cure for consumP-
ton, coughs and colds. / cannot say
enough for it's merits" DIR. King S
New Discovery for consumption,
coughs and colds is not an expert
ment. 1t has been tried for a quar-
ter of century, and today stands at
the head. 1t never disappoints. Free
trial bottles at Hartz * Ullemeyer's 8
drug store.