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Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1899-05-17
L6pande No. n Io7.
Pension att utga med $40 / manaden
har Lars Nelson l Brandon blifvit be-
viljad.

Pension att utga med $40 manaden
har Lars Nelson Brandon blifvit be-
viljad.
Dodande hastspark. Under arbete
stallet tisdags fora veckan blef Hans
Ecklund Princeton sparkad ansigtet
at en- hast och sd lila skadad, att han
allied foljande torsdagsqvall utan att
ha aterfatt medvetandet. Den omkom-
ne efterlemnar maka och fem barn.
Duluth-notiser Stricken bland spar
vagspersonalen pagar annu med f0ga
uts1gt till att smart upphora. Afven
under sista veckan ha oroligheter fore
kommit och nidingsverk f0r0fvats mot
bolaget af okanda personer. j. L.
Erickson fran Otter Tail county har
utnamts till vagmastare vid spanmals-
byran harstades.
En- kyrklig konsert hollis forliden
fredagsqvall sv. lutb. kyrkan Center
City, och efter hvad vi erfarit var dem
samma ALA hanseenden lyckad. Som
festtalare upptradde konferensens ord.
forande, pastor J. Fremling fran Vasa
och f0rsamlingens larare, pastor F.
M. Eckman; deklamationer utf0rdes af
fr0knarne Esther Porter och Emma
Carlson, medan h6gstamd musk pre-
sterades af orga nisten Melin och skon
eang af fruarne j. G. Erickson och F.
&. Lorens SAINT af f0rsamlingens sang
kOr
Minnesota Valley Historical Society
h0ll slit drsm0te Redwood Falls f. v.
och atervalde dervid c. d. Gilf1llan till
pres, f. M. Keefe till vice pres r. Fl.
G. Hinman till sekr. och r. w. Orth
till kass0r. F0reningcn har beslutit
att nasta sommar a statens land upp-
fora ett monument till mime af de in
dianer, som vid MISUNDERSTANDING
utbrott 1862 underrattade den Invita-
befolkningen ON dc hendtliga r0dskin-
mems ankomst De vanligt sinnade in
dianernas MANN skola inristes monu-
mentet.
Redwirg-nOtiSer. e. L. Grondahl.
som under Ell f0ljd af ar varit bosatt
udi oIaNCLI, udl Ntt1GS Ill! VlCo DFoSl-
dent for Skand amerikansha bauken
Seattle, Wash, i hvilken stad han be-
slutit att for framtlden ncdsla sina bo-
palar. - Redwing Furniture Company
hosde fora veckan arbetarnes days
penning med ito procent. Oscar
Nordstrom har pab0rjat skohandel no
3lG Plum St. Betchers sagverk igAng-
sattes f0rliden vecka, och cit antal ar
betare erh0ll derigenom sysselsatt-
ming. Stadens borgmastare bar ut
namt John Jansen, John Peterson, O.
Gunderson och G. p. Belin till polls
konstaplar ooh stadsfuilmaktige ha
Walt P. J. Petorsol till gatukommissa-
rie, r. S, Hanson till angpanneinspek-
tor SAINT G. p. Sohlberg och B. S. Haw.
kins till tullbro.uppb0rdsma
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1899-05-17
WisConsin-nyheter.

Vld 6fver 100 ars alder afled ons-
days mrs Abe Place, en- fullblodig in.
dianska fran Sugar Bush.
Till ett ars fangeIse domdes harom
dagen Ell Nels Swanson Eau Claire
for uraktlatenhot att f0rs0rja. sin fa-
mill
Skilsmessa har Jennie A. johnson
Marinette blifvit beviljad fran sin man
H. D. Johnson, enar han ofvergifvit
| henno.
Underl0jtnantsfuIIm yid landets
staende arm6 har tilldelats Q. J. Carl
son fran Janesville, hvilken graduorat
fran statsuniversitetet.
Countyclerk Simpson Cumberland
har fran statskass0ren mottagit S1O, 600
for att utdelas till inom countiet bo-
satta personer, som tillfogats forluster
genom skogseldar.
Femton mAnaders straffarbete
statsfangelset Waupun har Christ
Larson Marinette blifvlt ad0md for
mod c.. M. & st. Paul-banan.
OgonblickIigen d0dad blef 19.arige
Carl Frederick Merrill f0rliden tors
dag, da han var sysselsatt med att
bortspranga stubbar, derigenom att
ett skott exploderade fortid.
Green Bay Fishermens Association
har beslutit att Menekaune uppratta
cit kontor, som skall f0restds af asso-
ciationens tjensteman j. O. Lundquist,
pres, K Lundberg sekr., och John Ri
ley, kassor.
L6nef5rh0jning. Northwestern Wire
Mattress Company Kenosha tillkAn-
nagaf l0rdags att det beslutit h0ja
arbetsl0nerna med 10 procent. Bola-
get, som f. n. anstaller $50 arbetare,
kommer inom kort att Okla arbetsstyr-
kan till 1000 man.
Lang fasta. Mrs H. P. Lamphier, en-
84-arig gumma Clinton, hade tors
days icke kunnat intaga nagon foda
sedan 18 dagar f0rut. da hon f1ck cit
slaganfall. Trots den l&nga fastan var
hennes tillstand sd pass godt, att hon
troddes kunna lefva fere dagar TILL
Pak8rdt af EFT bantag blef lordags
vid Burlington cit ekipage, hvari mrs
G. Tintel fran Milwaukee, Aug. Klein
field fran Norway, Joseph Huening fran
Waterford och mrs Fl. Lentz fran Bur-
lington akte. De iva forstnamda do.
dades ooh de andra skadades lifsfar-
li0t.
r1ycket gift. Mrs n. L. johnson
Eau Claire blef for tre manader sedan
beviljad skilsmessa fran sin man ooh
berattigad till att a*ertaga slit fora
MANN, som var Florence Cook. De skill
da makarne tr6ttnade dock pa frihe-
ten, och mandags uttogo de aterigen
giftermalslicense. Delta blir damens
femte giftermAL Fran sin forste man
blef hon skid tva ganger, den andre
dodades at blixten ooh johnson ar
hennes tredje man.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1899-05-17

AIlvarsamt sjuk lag domaren Peter
s. Grossup vid F0renta Staternas d.
striktratt i nora Illinois f0rliden
mandag hos sina foraldrar Ashland,
Ohio.
Bankrof. Inbrott f0rofvades forli-
den torsdagsnatt State Bank Ellis
worth, Ia, at okanda tjufvar, som
sprangde d0rren till kassahvalfvet och
tillgrepo $685. kontanter.
Styf fOtgxngare. I en- sex dagars
gangtaflan, som egde. rum Grand
Central Palace New York forliden
vecka togs f0rsta priset af en- Peter
Hegelmann. som pa y timmar tillryg-
galade 4O7 mil.
En- hvirfvelstorm drog tisdags f. v.
Diver Coldwater, Kans. Eft dussin
byggnader nedblaste, deribland tva af-
farshus och presbyteriankyrkan. A
stadens courthus aflyftes taket. En-
kreatursuppfodare vid MANN j. Bowers
d6dades.
Observation-Disclosures till cit antal af
1000 hade vid denna manads borjan
inlemnats Washington af frivillige,
som deltagit senaste kriget. Fran en-
skilda regementen, som dock aldrig
sett nagon fiende, ha 200 300 ans0k-
ningar inkommit.
Eft oskick, skrifver "Skandinavia", i
de fiesta fall l0nl0st for oss, har under
arens lopp insmugit sig och griper mer
och mer omkring sig, nemligen dc S. k.
puffarne for foreningar ooh kyrkliga
tillstallningar, d. v. 8. baler, teaterf0re-
stallningar, basarer, konserter o. 8. v.
Man sander oss nu mera puffar med
hvarje den minsta annons och Or som
oftast of0rsynt nog begara att fa dem
inf0rda ett par ganger, afven ON var
andel fortjensten, d. v. s. annonsen,
bel0per sig till endast SO cents. Fran
och med days dato komma vi, sager
tidningen, endast att puRa for sadana
tillstallningar, som annonseras rim
ligt f0rhallande till de begarda puffar.
ne, och de senare komma hAdanefter
att skrifvas af oss sjelfva. For so
cents annonser gifvas inga hanvisuing-
ar nyhetsafdelningen till annonsen
fraga. Somliga organisationers of0r-
synthet att fordra orimligheter i
namda hanseenden hafva f6ranledt
till beslutets fattande, hvarom vi nu
upplysa, pa det att intet missforstand
ma uppsta. Undantag cores naturligt-
Wis med puffar for foretag till forman
for barmhertigh emot enskilda
personer eller for allmannyttiga fore
tag. Ingen Dor kama sig fornarmad
derofver, ty vi komma att behandla
nIla lika at-'-=-'s-s -ss7--rss-t-s ,--~-
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1899-05-17
Endast 60 cents,

For att bereda annu fere till
falle att lasa MINNESOTA STATS
T1DN1NG fran b0rjan af den kyr-
kohistoriska f0Getongen, hafva
vi satt atgiften fran den 1 april
till Arets slut till blott so cents.
Eft 1itet f0rs0k a vara van:
ners sida, att CORA MINNESOTA
STATS T1DN1NG annu mera kand
skall Astadkomn1a EFT godt re-
sultat. Nya prenumeranter >er.
halla baknurnmer fran den kyr
kohistoriska f05etongens b0rjan
Tidningen sandes pa prof er
manad gratis till ALA, som der
ON anmala sig.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-10-12
RICH IRON MINES.
Will that Tied Them UP BrOk.
en- in North Carolina.

RALEIGH, y. c., Oct. IA special to the
-News and Observer from Jefferson, Ashe
county, SAYS:
The famous Ballou Will has been broken.
THIS will had tied up the most valuable
iron deposit in this state, consisting OF
almost pure native iron, known M the
Balou home place bank. The Norfolk
and Western Railroad people for year'
endeayored to secure il during the life Of
Napoleon Ballou, but he refused fabulous
sums. and died leaving will, The con-
struction of which completely tIet ny the
mine for at least hundred years. After
auite a CONTEXT il was broken.
A number of mineral men are endeavor-
ing to get the property. 1t Is understood
that the Cambria Steel Company. tue
Virginia Iron, Coal and Coke Com
pany, and Baltimore syndicate are the
main bidders. 1t il rumored that Pre'i'
dent John SKelton Williams, OF The Sea-
board Air Line railroad, also wants it.
The breaking of this will insnres rat
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-10-12
Gate City Items.

Talking about people and things the,
Gate City journal says:
Judge Kane returned Sunday from hold
ing court the past week at Wise, Va.
Everyone was well pleased with the man
ner in which Judge Kane dispatched the
business of the court, AID were frank to
state that he did more business in one
term than was usually done in two.
We are sorry to learn of the misfortune
which happened to Capt. ID. 5. Hale, OF
Hale's Mill, Monday afternoon. His fine
saddle mare was shot by Richard Reeves,
who shot at Capt. Hale's hired man who
rode the mare to mill, and missed him the
ball hit the mare. She was not dead
yesterday evening, but was not expected
TO recover.
Rev. j. i. Craft informs us that he has
declined the nomination for state senator
on the republican ticket. Says he is too
busy now building the Baptist church at
this place, and other pressing duties, to
re-enter politics.
S. W. Thacker. civil engineer, of Big
Stone Gap, is in our city doing some work
on the tract OF land from which the Nir-
ginia and Southwestern Railway Company
will get the limestone for their furnaces.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-10-12
New Hotel Man.

S. V. +. Richmond, of Jonesville,
has leased the hotel at this place and
will take charge within the next
sixty days. Mr.. Horsley, the pres
ent proprietor will move into the
Harris property near the Southern
Methodist church, recently purchased
by his wife. He is president Of the
Wise Investment company and ex-
poets to devote his time to the mining
of iron ore for the furnace at this
place. Mr.. Horsley is good hotel
man and has won quite reputation
throughout this section.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-10-12
DOWN IN LEE.
Mr.. irvine Makes Memorable
impression at JOneSville.

Tate Irvine, the Cicero of Big
Stone Gap, can always rise to the
occasion and attune his words to the
suiting and fancy of his audience.
His address last Saturday to the Sons
and daughters of the Confederacy
was a perfect flower garden of ora
torical roses. 1t was out in the open
under foliage of silver and gold in
the presence of the largest audience
that has ever assembled at Jonesville.
Mr.. Irvine was at his best and he
had robbed the English language OF
its richest and rarest jewels in order
to prove that woman is the sweetest
being this side of heaven. Space is
too limited to premit us to follow Mr..
Irvine through his brilliant effort.
Suffice it to say that were it left to
the ladies of Lee county to name the
next Congressman, Mr.. Irvine would
be nominated by reclamation and
unanimously elected.-JOnesrile Vir-
ginidn.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-10-12
Good News for Our Readers

Who have scrofula taints in their blood,
aud who has not? Scrofula in all its
forms is cured 10y Hoods Sarsaparilla
which thoroughly puriies The blood. This
disease, which frequently appears in
is greatly to be dreaded. Ii is
most likely to effect the glands Of the neck
which become enlarged, eruptions appear
on the head and face. aud the eyes are
frequently affected. Upon its first APP
pearsnce, perhaps in slight erupti0ns or
pimples, scroiula should lie entirely Grad
icated from the system by II thorough
course OF Hoods Sarsaparlla to prevent
all the painful and sickening consequences
of running sores which drain the system
sap the strength and make existence
utterly wreiched.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-10-12

the Big Stone Gap Water Company he
adopted to govern the water works de-
partment.
That the Recorder lie required to make
out the water bills for collection, aud de-
liver same to the Town Sergeant on or
before the first day of each quarter
charging him with the full amount of said
bills.
The Recorder shall also open M and
keep seperate account Of the Water
Works and receive therefore such COM
pensation Ms the Town Council NAV allow.
The bills for the current quarter shall he
the same as charged for the last quarter.
The Town Sergeant shall receive the
water bills for collection each quarter
from the Recorder, receipting him for the
full amount of same. He shall promptly
collect all rents as per face of bills and
make monthly reports of all business
done. II the water takers do not pay
promptly the Sergeant shall have the
water cut off, as provided by the rules and
regulations hereby adopted. The Ser
geant is to exercise full police control
over the entire water line and all OF the
property; to report all interference with
the property to the Mayor. and all other
matters to the proper authorities. All of
which service shall he done rs part of
his duties as Town Sergeant.
Report on Commissioners books
was accepted, subject to correction.
Upon motion the council adjourned.
w. S. BITTERLY, Recorder.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-10-12
Public Notice.

All persons are hereby notified not
to hunt or otherwise trespass or any
lands rented or otherwise controlled
by the undersigned under penalty of
the law of trespass. The principal
farms are the Pleas Mills farm near
the furnace; the John L. Bray land
between the fuanace j. w. Ken
nedy's; the Lipps and Osborn farms;
the Capt. Slemp farm mp the valley;
the James Gilly and Elkanah Gilly
farms near Gilly Spring and the l..
n. Jones farm near the rock cat on
the s. A. IL O. r. II.
Oct. 9, 1899. JomN w. Fox, SR..
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-10-12
Dewey's Sea Record.

Rear-Admirsl Philip Hichborn,
Chief Constructor Of the Navy has
complied list Of the vessels on which
Admiral Dewey ,eived since his en-
trance into the naval service, with u
statement shown Z the length OF tiiae
he was attached to each. Curi"usly
enough, Admiral Dewey never COM
manded modern steel warship, and
never served on any until he raised
his flag ON the Olympia. He was
not, a. the Commsnder-in-chief, of
the Asiatic squadron. in command OF
that vessel. The only vessel Of the
new navy which he commanded was
the dispatch boat Dolphin. The
statement shows that his first service
was on the Wabash as a midship-
man in 1858. He was on the Paw
nee up to the beginning Of the Civil
War. during which he served success
sively on the Mississippi, the Brook
Ign, the Agawan, the Colorado and
the Kearsarge. After the war he re-
turned to the Colorado. His first
command was the Narragansett in
1870, and a(terward he commanded
in that order the Supply, the Nara
gansett, the Juniata the Dolphin and
the Pensacola. His next command
was the Asiatic Station.-ITdshin
ton Post.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-10-12
TOWN COUNCIL.

The Town Council met in regular
monthly session OH last Saturday
afternoon, and the usual monthly
routine of business transacted.
The town has agreed to furnish the
Va. Il S. w. r. II. Company water
at the depot for $3.50 per quarter.
The mayor was authorized to enter
into contract with the Big Stone Gap
Iron Company for water for the use
of its furnace employees for period of
one year, for monthly rental of $50.
The Board of Sinking Fund Com
was authorized to have
pipe at furnace, which was taken mp
by Glamorgan Pipe and Foundry
Company, replaced at expense of
town.
Recorder was directed to issue
warrant for $500 to pay tax on
deed. ami direct n. a. Ayers, as
attorney, to see after same.
FINANCIAL REPORT.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-10-12
OFFICERS.

! -
Big Stone Gap Iron Company
Composed Of Wealthy
Business Men.
The officers Of the Big Stone Gap
Iron Company are a. follows:
E. l.. Harper, Sr., If New York.
President; Edmund N. Stallo. of
Cincinnati, ce-president; Thomas
s. Holmes. Of New York, Treasurer;
Z. l.. Harper, .Ir.. who is now located
at Big Stone Gap, Secretary.
All Of the above men are well
known in the business world. Mr..
4. l.. Harper. ST.. the president, is
general manager Of the Union Steel
d Chain Company and vice president
Of the Union Iron and Steel
Company. The former company. the
one that owns the furnace here, is
capitalized at 100000, 900, and the
latter company is capitalized at ST.
100000 Mr.. Harper is well known
throughout the United States and is
shrewd and successful business
man.
Mr.. Edmund X. Stallo. the vice
president, is we'll known attorney
of Cincinnati. and is a brother-in-
law of Alexander Mcdonnell, vice.
president Of the Standard Oil Com
pany.
Mr.. Thomas 5. Holmes, treasurer,
is well known New York banker
and member of the New York Stock
Exchange.
Mr.. E. l.. Harper, Jr., Secretary, is
son of the president OF the Com
pany, and is an enterprising business
young man. He is here having the
furnace repaired preparatory to put
ting it in blast, and during his short
stay among us has won many friends
and every one speak highly of him.
He is also Secretary of the Union
Steel and Chain Company.
The work of repairing the furnace
is progressing nicely and is being
pushed forward as fast as men and
money can do the work.
Gent Ayers will run the commits
sary for the company. He will put
in a stock of goods at the furnace
and will also use his store here in
town.
1t is the intention of the Company
to pay off their men every two weeks,
feature that is very attractive and
will no doubt enable them to secure
men more easily than if their payday
come but once a month.
Business in the Gap has been con-
siderably stimulated since this COM
pany commenced work on the furnace,
and everyone seems to be in better
spirits regarding the future prospects
of the town, for with the furnace in
full blast our entire population will
be benefited.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-10-12
Increase of Iron Consumption

Dun's Rcciew of last week says
"Iron consumption, instead of &C.,,
600 tons per month in 1892, is now
now over 100000 tons per month.
and yet is so far behind the demand
for products that the capacity of most
works is sold on into next year
With sales of 10000 tons at Pitts
burg, Dessen err pig rose to 1913 80
Chicago coke and Southern pig again
rose 81. Bars are hard to get at any
price, the whole output Of the Repub'
lie Company being sold to January
and 1925 is quoted tor common at
Pittsburg, while at Chicago the great
demand for car-building falls on
works overcrowded."
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-10-12
An Indiana BenefaCtOr.

The man who makes two bla les Of
grass grow where one grew before
you know the rest. An Indiana
farmer has accomplished this aud
more. BY scientific crossing he has
produced a wheat six times more
fruitful than ordinary--a wheat that
produces for each grain sown six
times AZ many grains as wheat ever
before produced.
His crop Of this wheat this year is
less thon eleven pounds, of which
one-half has been sold for $500 and
the other half is held for higher
price.
These prices are for seed purposes,
of course, but suppose that the wheat
shall maintain it's extraordinary re-
productiveness, in few years in that
case it will become the standard seed
wheat of the country. If it multi
plies our crop by six, as it is alleged
that it will do, it will raise it from
an average Of 500, 100000 bushels to
5000, 100000 At 81 cents a bushel
this will mean an addition OF more
than two billion dollars 4 year to the
country's wealth.
To mankind it will mean the most
stupendous addition ever made to the
food supply, with greatly reduced
prices as a consequence.
Let us hope that the Indiana
farmers new hybrid wheat will pre-
serve its extraordinary frultiulness.
-Nem York World.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-10-12

II wish to express my thanks to the
manufacturer of Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, for hav-
ing put on the market such a wonderful
medicine" says W. W Massngill, OF
Beaumont, Texas. There are many thOus-
ands of mothers whose chileren have been
saved from attacks of dysentety and
cholera infantum who must also feel
thankful. 1t is for sale by j. ". Kelly,
Druggist. 40-43
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-10-12
Teachers Meet.

On Saturday, October Z, abou
twenty teachers met at the schoo
building to hold an institute. NJ
notice had been made in the las. issu,
OF the PosT. and consequently the
attendance at the meeting was small.
er than it would have been il such
notice had been given. Some Of the
teachers did not know Of the appoint.
ment and did not come out, though
they were in town.
AT IL o'clock, Superintendent
Wampler called the meeting to order,
and after scripture reading and
prayer. Principal Kennedy, Of Sto-
mega, was elected vice president, and
Principal Riggs, Of East Stone Gap,
was chosen secretary.
The chairman, Superintendent
Wampler, then called for the reading
of the daily program of recitations in
the schools and several were submit.
ted. Among them, those of Miss
Slemp and Mr.. Parsons elected dis
cussion. The principal points made
were that the most difficult subjects
ought to be assigned to the periods
when the children are fresh; that the
time for recitation in the lower grades
ought not to exceed fifteen minutes;
and that the higher grades could
adopt a movable program to advan-
tage and have thirty minutes in class.
Among those who joined in the dis
cussion were Misses Mccartney and
Slemp and Mr.. Parsons.
Messrs. McLemore, Parsons and
Riggs discussed The Relation of the
Parent to the School, and all empha-
sized the Importance of the sympathy
and cooperation of parents as a
factor in successful school. Miss
Moore took part in this discussion.
The next subject, The Importance
of County High Schools, was intro
duced in an intelligent and interest.
ing manner by Mr.. Williams, who
pointed ont the necessity of such
schools, stating incidentally that the
county had but three-Norton, Wise
and Big Stone Gap.
The last subject for discussion was
The improvement,,ot school houses,
school furniture and school grounds.
Superintendent Wampler said that
he was very much encouraged by the
good attendance and the interest
manifested by the teachers in the
discussions
There were present: Misses Hay
den, Young, Mccartney and Slemp,
of the Big Stone Gap school; Misses
Moore, Riggs, Bruce and Gilly;
Messrs. Kennedy, Riggs, Williams,
Kelley, Parsons, McLemore and
Sheppe. Visitors-Esquire Lee and
Mr.. Bruce.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-10-12

On the 10Th Of December, 1861, Rev. 5
A. Donahoe, pastor NJ. +. Church, South,
Mt. Pleasant, W. Va, contracted a severe
cold which was attended from the begin
ming by violent coughing. He saws:
"After resorting TO number of so-called
specifics, usually kept in the house, 20
no purpose, purchased a bottle of
Chamberlains Cough, Remedy, which act
ed like charm. most cheerfully recon
mend it to the public" For sale by J. W.
Kelly, Druggist. 40-43