davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-03
Bobby's Sling.

bODUy Was lYIug OH the Dduk, IulHh- i ing whatt dO next He had used his sling against several cats and seat them in frantic haste beyond his reach, | had brought down robin with we'll directed shot, and had sent Tommy into the louse with a red spot on his face and protesting howl Besides that, he had driven a bluebird from it's nest, broken a window and ruffied the unusually even temper of his big chum Towser. Now he was wonder ing what ne should dc next, for it still lacked an hour of schooI-time.
 He was a bad boy, you say? Well, perhaps circumstantial evidence indi- cated that, but his mother was in posi- tion to judge, and she did not think SO Was he not prompt in doing his chores, and cheerful and willing in ae- cepting extra work and did he not insist on helping her wash q shes and sweep and carry water? Sometimes she spoke severely of his ''cruel sport, but in her heart she substituted another word for it-thoughtlessness.
 The sunlight lay warm upon ths bank, and presently he saw two bugs climbing tiny slope that was bare of grass. He reached out=for a pebble to throw, but none was within reach, and the game was not worth the exertion of rising. So he lay there and watched.
 He was not quite sure about the bugs. but thought they were the kind that papa told of carrying such great weights If so, they must be regular giants of strength, and this thought brought re interest into his 5yes.
 One of them was tagging behind the other and moving with slow, halting motion, as though partly disabled. Perhaps he had been trying to lift a mountain, and the mountain had fallen on him and broken his leg. Bobby ehuckled at the idea, and moved a lit tie so he could see better, for now the foremost bug had turned back to his companion With whom he appeared to i be in earnest consultation.
 In changing his position, Bobby's hand came in contact with pebble, but he merely pushed 1t aside instead O. picking ii up to throw. He wanted to see what the bugs were going to do And then a very, curious thing hap pened.
 T ae bit of slope had become too steep for the disabled bug to climb; and his companion, as though appre- ciating the situation, seemed to be studying some way out of the diff eu3ty. Presently he moved to posi- ton in front of his friend and fat tened himself as cIosely as possible to the ground. After a little hesitation, the disabled bug climbed by slow and painful degrees upon his back and was borne up the slope and into the grass.
 Bobby gave a low, expressive whis- tie, then lay back upon the grass and gazed long and earnestly at a cloud that was floating overhead. At length he rose slowly. and did not even look at the grass where the bugs had dis appeared. Down upon the lawn be could see a slight fluttering. It was the robin he had hurt, and he went down and caught the bird in spite of it's dazed eIorts to get away. He car ried it into the house to his mother.
 T shot it, mamma" he said, simply, but with an cdd little note in his voice which made her look at nim quickly
 A Comedy of Errora
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-03
A Comedy of Errors.

There was an accident on Portland street the other day and this is how it Happened: A tramp walking up the street saw a benevolent-looking wheel man riding down, and started to head him of. Just then a dog on the same aide of the street noticed cat on the opposite side and made for it. The dog didn't notice the tramp, and the wheelman took no account of the dog. The result was that the dog went be. tween the legs of the tramp and rolled that individual over on his bat The wheelman struck dog and tramp and took header over them. The wheel man struck frantically at t1e dog ana his blow landed on the nose of the ramp, while the dog made an assault on the tramp, and, missing him, made life exciting for the wheeman. At last they untangled themselves and ths ramp and the wheelman trailed bad
 language one up and the other down the street, while the dog stood and growled at both. Meanwhile the cat emerged from hole in the lumber pile where sine had taken rei and watched the three with evident .nter- tst--Lewiston Journal
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-27
sNiemOwlecA zle pOloienie. P

SNiemoWlecn zle p.oloetieenitee. F.
~. w. Runcha : Aurora Springs, Mo-,
donosi ]ak nnlasttespuutjje- Nasze nlempowi-
DO bylo chore j nedzne przez Gale llato.
zaledw1e moglo przyjmowa6 jakikol-
wick poksImn. Naresz'ie okazaIy Sic
na talem iego ciele najgorzej wyglli.
tdajace warzody, jake Kledykolwiek VII
dzlalem, letz dzieki pshskiemu Como;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-27
CICHY dobroozyhca. W Wa

CICHY dobroozyhca. W War.
szaw,e .zyje bogatY .emeryt, vdo~
vice, kt6rei po strscie jedynej
cork odca} sle d,brec<ynnosc',
kt6ra spelnia W cichosci Ina sw6J
spos6b. Mlanowicie stara sic "a
poznawaG I ,ubogiemi, lecz uczci--
wemi rodzinam,, maiacemi c6rki
ma wYdaniu j jezelj przekona SIG.
il koiarzy aie ma}zehstwo, zaslu-
gujqce ma pom6c, dale pannie
Mode; pareset rubfi ma wiano.
Wten sp6s6b wyposazYi, jak
donosza pisna zwarszawskie. jui
dwanascie panien. i
Nt%ELLh 4rE 1@S. 40 MsE 32.- %@tFEE AI# EES+t As# T#E "E&#
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-27

III NJ Y y liIsss1lIlsE1 nad
=brse ssielas D0nliisstEsnd, bn q
:inr,uud'1 u N 1slit g 40
dn ii os 50 El,ap v a vs4zpraia
i r 'e.sllils sie poEokoliszznl'Yeh ri
ZACH l'aaksaaeeeh, o:oc cuzyyl nooy
ieboz cygan6v y shile peggrq zonN,ch..
tax, Il odclela lch Cd brzeggd gov
rszzeki. o godzinie 9-tej Z rama.
wszy stkic vozyEbyiy juz pod w'dg,
. trzymmaa}y sle tYlko dn'sk' 1ahoo.
2chom, ktdrymi by1y przzymocowa-
ne do aiemi. Cyganie : kobietam1
I dsie6mi ! trudnoscia utrzYnYwa-.
il sic IA wozach. Pasterunek Ian
darmeryi, zavladomionY Q wyFad-
.ku, wYruszyf ma mlejsce wri0z 2
ludzzm,, zarekwllowanyml do POI
mocy przez magletrat mlasta Sam
bora, orsz tratwam,: Kilkakrotne
usilowania dobicia sic ma tratwach
do obozowlska, specify ma nic1em
: 2owodu gsaitownego pradu wo-
dy, jeeudnl,a5 trra.,wa nawet pcssla 2
woda a ludzlle ma mel p}, macy
omal zyciem ME przyp}acili sxego
poswiecen1a. Dopiero po polulniu,
gdY woda n,eco opadla, przewlcslo-
no cYgan6w ma brzeg. Me ponie-
sh zadnej straty W ludzlach, AMI
koniach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-27
.ZAPISY WIARU5A |!
Nova koleI.

Kolej Northern Pacific zupei-
ME SIC v ostatnim czssIe przco-.
b1aziia, przez rozmaite ulepszenia,
tunels mostly j t. d., tax II teraz
najdoskonslsza koleia W cafej Ame-
ryce. Mostly drewniane zas.aplo-
ne zostaly stalowemi. K1ocie do.
lar6w wYdano ma Gel u~lepszenia
kolei " samym roku 1878.
Zakupiono potezne lokomoty~
we, zdolne uTle6c najciezsze pocig.
81 Is mil ma godzine.
AZ milo jecha6 tax piekna j
bezpieczna koleja. pedzqca przes
MAJ Hiecej urocze okolice P6}nocne
60 zachodu. Najlepsze kary Pal
mana, tax wYcieczkowe i sypialne
oraz wspanla}a kara iadalna jada
z nleustajacemi pociqgami 2 St.
Paul i Minneapolis do Tacoma,
Seattle / Portland. przerzynanajac
prsestrzen 1000 mil.
Kto sig tego roku wYbiera ma
P6fnocnY Zach6d niechaj jedzle
koleia Northen Pacific. Tymcza.
sem poslat 10 cent6w pod adresem
.CHAS. S: FEE, General Passengs
Agent Narthern Pacific RY. -6
cent6w ma ksiazke WONDER
LAND 90, " kt6rej odno6ne okc-
lice szczeg6towo::ea opisane.
-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-27
Jesxcxe . 'Ikuryer1e Pol-'
skim ..ssS5

W A00fP~JS Eh $4# 1iH
Nv :mie praudy:'
NadesIane.
Cd lat kilku pr1ebYwam V tYm
kraju i postara}em sig Q zapfenu-
merowanie kilku tutejszYch plsm ,
gdYz " Europe bydao ekono-
mem, czYty waiem stale diva d iEile'n:,
ne pisma ! diva tYgodniki, Cd
czterech przeszlo lat osytaiemm tn
,eisze diva dzienEe p,sma:: "Dzier~
nix Ghicagoski'' i "Kuryer Pei
ski" gdyz jak mi m6wiono, pier
wszY Jest konserwatYwnym, drn,
g, liberalnym. Me b9dac uprzer
dzonym tax do iednego jak do
drugiego, prenumerowaiem jedno-
czesnie obydwa. lecz bacznie Sic.
dzlfem zwroty "llberalnego Kury-
era" - Raj udawat bye katolic-
kien pismem. drugl raz demokra=
tycznem, trzeci a liberalnem. a "
koncu republikansklem.
Zestawlwszy jedno z drugiem,
gdyz posiadam srednle wykszta1'
Genie i zas6b doswiadcz euia z przc-
zyjej cztzrdzi estki, przYszedfem
do przekonanla, re 6w 'wlelkl ku-
ryer" ME trzyma sig zadnej z tyeh
szumie %g}oszonYch zasad, lecz Jest,
W scislem togo sfowa znaczenlu p's
mem acknowledgement.
W kazdym numerze, jezell
ME artYkuf redakoy1ny, to kores~
pendencya agent6w Kuryera, obra-
ia uczuola ludzkie, szarpie religiz
pvn,ewlera i mIeszaz b}otem ks'e-
Nv, obrsuca b}otem nawet Gale
sp6teczenstwo nasze, a jezeli wy
czerpaiY sic zasoby paszkTil1, to
zastepuje takowe natYchmlast po~
no ysiowa redakcya korespondencya
jakos ma razie sfabrYkowau& z
kliku brudnych wYraz6w, skres]c<
nych przez jakiego anarchiste SAL
misty artykul juz got6w.
Kuryer stall sic cd pewnego
czasu smietniklem, jana zgniliznY
i zieje nienawlscia do kazdego Z
osobna poszczegdle: ole ma dni:,
zeby ME zamle6ci{ wyzwisk pre-
civ swemu konkurontowi, Dzien
nikowi Mllwauckiemu, przeciwko
DE-. Chicagoskiemu, Tub kt6remu
z ksiezy,.a nawet W swej pod4ej |
haniebnej sc,erce zaglada ! rozgfa~
sza brudy, ma ktore kazdY nczlwY
cziowiek splunie.
Jest to jedyna 6cierka najohy-.
dn;ejsza ", 6wiecie, kt6ra pod ross
maityml pozoraml szerzy zgabny
"anafchlzm" pomiedzy swymi
czytelnikami. WYzuwa lch 70 czci
WARY, .demoralizuje j podburza
do buntu przeciw calemu nastrojo
wi spoioecznemu. Naigraws sic &C
snych czYtelnik6w, ze 50 tax
naiwnl i "a swe pienladze dsJs
mozuo6c rozgaie.lania sig naiszkoo'dt'
Nwsze1 doktrynie potepione1 prze'
swia. cywili zowanY to est do see
rzenla pozog6w i mord6w.
Pokad KurYer Polski MI
zmleni sYstemu obecnej swojeJ re
lityki dziennikarskiej kasdY 70
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-27

ZALANY oBoZ CYGANoW.
. sambora pis1g: Dos 9 !. N.
pr, bYas do sambora banda 2. q cy-
gsn6x, trudniaca s's kkotlaarstRem !,
pod przewodnictwem Jana E Kaeerpa-
ga ! 4 uosami ] l f k <, j IL . 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-27
%PRZEUZUCIE SMIERII

PRZECZUCIE SMIERII -
w Psarach, mai4tku hr. M. ku.'
biehskiego, W Kr6lestwle Polsklem
wydarzyi sic dslwnY wypadek prze-
czuc;a >smlerci, przeczucia. Ktore
sic spe}nl1o. w Zielonie S1,atk1,
p%lerwszego dina 0 godz. 5 rano do
domu mie]scowego probes, cza
przyezla jakaS kobieta, kt6ra zazaa-
dafa natYchmlastowei spow iedzi
PonieYaz pora byfa bsrdzo wc1ts-
ma, a proboszcz czul sig nlezdr6w,
powiedzlano kobiecle tel, ably przya
szia pdznlej.
Kledy ia ia czuj;;, IL dzisla]
umre - ooezwala sic %starus4ka -
i b{agam o spowi.dz. A no,
kledy tax. to poczekajcie - rzek}
kosoielny i poszedl do proboszcza'
Przedstawal ksiedzu argument
kobiety i proboszcz ubrawszy sig
wyszed1 do koscio}a. TuthJ starusz-
IA pada IA kolana pred ksiedzcm
i VIOLA: Bog zap&ac, x, proboszczu,
music SIC wyspowladaG, 30 czuie,
ze dzlsia] umre. Proboizcz zac2a}
koblete uspokajac, ale .ona ciagle
powtarzala 20 spokojem na]zup.}~
niejszym, 70 umrze napewno.
Ksiadz wYstuchai jei .spowledzi j
udzieli{ komunu sw. Staru ska re
fzaml " oczach podzlekowala pro-
%boszczowi j poszta do domu. Teraz
dopiero uspokojona zupe{nie ma
duShu zawo1a}a dziecl swoje, dalsz9
rodzine, znajomYch odez Ha}a sig
" to s1owa; Bog mnie dzisiaj pc.
VIOLA do siebic. Chce sig sic z wani
pozegnac moi drodzy , pobiogosia..
vic To rzekiszy, kolejno zegnat
Isle pocze1a : kazdym. Trwalo to
pare godzin; al. wszyscy 4udah SIG
pa spoczynek. Stsfnszka polczYiat
sic spa6 r6wniez... Nazajutrz zna-
lezlono clalo .bez zsc,a. Ouch
uleciai, jak to staruszka przeczu-
wala a twarz iej rozpromienlal
u6miech, peien .nlewysiowRl1oon,leej
btogo6oiL.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-27
|legok possinilsn bY6 vzRara I. = IS
sluszn ,ll u u anssTI ~ III 81 cyl
Ikrzeevsiic,iiesIlall bezsr's2d.iOp ~, sbe ezrI ! ]
ateizmu. d.
,s#.ss .Iakoob IY IN W.. . sksi.
EiekaWe RZeczy.
q DzIEDZINY wvnalazk6,

q DxlEDZlNY Wvnalazkow.
= Jezel; wierz56 mezna p,s1nem
wledehsk1m, spotykanle sic po,,
|ci4g6w ia, kolejs.h :nalezet bedsie
do podan. Wynalezlono BOWEN
przyrzady, kt6re. osadzone "a To-
komotywach. dzia}aja Y ten spoe--.
SOB. II oba pooiagi dazace pc jed
mel pare SYN ma spotkanie, SO W
odlegloscl 500 metr6w alarmowane,
" dalszYm zss biegu hamowane
automatycznie bez wsp6fudziaiu
mas synist6w. Przyrzady to msja
.dzlalaG tax cline. re pociagi "
odlegloscl co na]mmej 100 metr6w
cd sieb,e zatrEy mao pip musza.
Wynalazcs tego przyrzadu jest r.
Skapski z Tarnows. v ynalazca
pracuje obecnie mad modelem sta
CYL /, wzororej, urzadzonej tax, il
navel PREY przesuwaniu wegonow
pocl9gi wpadac ma siebie rio me-
GA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-27

Z~OBOWIAzANIE MAlZBN-
SKlE. Amerykanle przewaznie
zapatruiY sig ma zobowlazanla mai.
zensxie. w tych dniach " Mo-
wynn Yorku uwleziono szwedxklego
hrablego Malta L;ewen v. Ster~
negrat, syns szambelana krola
szwedzkiego, pod zarzutem z}ana~
MIA obaetnlcy ma}zensklei. Aresz-
towanym byt skutklem skarg' p.
Lesbi, Bostwipk, kt6ra zada albo
zawarc1a z MA zwiask6w ma}zen-
sklch, ALTO tcz w%yp}acenia tYtu}ym
odszkodou an,a so ,OoC dolar6v.
|Szwedzki hrabis po p%rzyjezd7le do
(Nowego Yarku widocznle chcia1
eie zabawiG zac.ai }udzlc obletni-
cami muaizcnistwa plekna >2o-let1ia
die wcz7ng. Lesbje Bostwick.
Prakt7czna Amerykanka zazada1a
przedews>ystklem, ably oswjadczy~
ny odby}y sic PREY s"iadxach
TAX sic til sta a szambelan kr6~
ia sz~wedzklego rdr' jrz swobod~
ME A;rtowac z narzecxv4 przez
p6{'roku. w kohcu nadszedl ter
min slubu, a gdy .%narzeczony ME
kwap1i sig do czenAu. parma
! Bostwick wystaplia do sadu "a
DAMIEN %uw,ez,enia wiafolcmnego
nar1eczonego Sad przyzlnoa} Cd
skodowanie zawiedzionej dziewczv-
ME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-27
Co. wyleczone \ 1Als:sa,a kl6 Nm

c. wyyyllecszone ,zouHHAl IN
s Mn liIs 2 aal;iN liqta ~ aasalmn,oo JJalkIissas 4 a r q
.siesol'sobyy asllnla.iduja ztdr,aoNl Z sFzsaescizlsss 4, !,
fsWssDfa..a PPlotra Gomo1o. Niess4Hsjjest to
sslssk q I .1dl pp,.tssksa,r,skie-s ple,tyallniitagsee Z
cISSdostartcitaaJJaaa3 Fyoe PoSdaaalszze# szczegydd6lIy.
pdissHzccl1ee do Or. Peter Fab my, 1ls 1l4
So, HHoyn,e Ave. Chicago, Ills.
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-03-23
Old Coin Brings a Fortune.

John Tremley, Of Railway, N. j., is be-
moaning his ignorance of the value of old
COINS. For years, until recently, he
carried and old silver piece in his pocket,
A lew weeks ago he sold it to John Mar
bacher for 10 cents. Marbacher was Is
ignorant as Tremley Of it's value.
Happening into John Metzinger's saloon
a few evenings later he jokingly tende red
u IN payment for a round of drinks. The
saloon keeper, noticing that the coin pur-
ported to be quite old, offered 81 for it
and became its possessor. A man named
Claude Gorisse then purchased it from
Metzinger for S..
Gorisse lost no time in communicating
with a New York coin collector. Nego-
t'ations leading to q purchase of the coin
were Immediately made. The collector
went to Railway, and when he returned to
new York the coin was safely slowed
away in his wallet. The price paid by the
purchaser was $4,000. Tremley il A poor
and works at his trade as carriage
painter. Gorisse is 6 poor Frencbmap
about IS Years old. He will use the
money to buy . home for his declining
years. There are thousands Of coins in
circulation which could be sold at high
prices to coin dealers. You can get a
telling all about their values. also
a book telling what used postage stamps
are worth, by sending ten cents, silver, to
'kh NOVELTY Co, Lansing, VIVA. 9-i2l
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
Items of Interest That Have
TRANSFERRED in the Old
Dominion,

The price of gas at Stanton has been
reduced to 1925 per thousand feet.
Mr.. John Enders, at one time a leading
tobacco dealer of Richmond, died suddenly
Monday OF appoplexy, aged II years.
Smallpox is spreading in the counties of
Dlnwiddic, Amelia and Lunenhurg. Ov-
ing to the prevalence of the disease the
public schools in Amelia have been closed
and no county court OF Luenburg was held
Monday.
George c. Royston, near Leesburg, has
up TO date htty-twO lambs from TWENTY
seven ewes, with twenty-four ewes to hear
from. This, taking the billiards into
consideration, is a splendid showing. The
have already been sold at 81 each.
Mr.. James r. Stuart, a highly respected
cltlzen living near Boydton, died Saturday
IN the ~ year of his age. Mr.. Stuart was
a brother of Professor Charles B. Stuart.
late OF Texas, and formally connected with
Rsndolph-M Macon College.
The Young Mems Christian Association
OF Washington and Lee University has
elected the following officers for the ensu.
ing term: President, G. C. Mcneil. of
virginia; vice-president, s. B. McPheeters.
OF South Carolina; recording secretary
l. d. d. Sloan, of West Virginia.
Three fourth-class postmaster, bay,
been appointed in Virginia: Georgisna
Dunn, Drsgonville, King and Queen
Kate Richardson, Valley View
omythe county. new postonice has been
at Donaldsburg, Rockbridge /
county, with Susie A. Conner, as posi-.
Miss Alice Craig Sturdivant died at the
'esidence of Professor Thornton. at
iampden-Sidney College, last week. after
n illness OF several weeks. Miss Stprdi-
ant was the daughter of Mrs. Alice
baskerville, late Of Mecklenburg county.
nd was a lady Of rare graces and Kindness
I hesrt' she was a member Of the Pres
yterian church, having Joined while sb.
las quite young.
AS a result of the recent dis-aereemA,,.
I Grove Avenue Baptist church. Rich.
'ond, forty-four members who opposed
action OF the congregation is sum-
'sriiy ssvering connection with Rev. DR..
Y: hiden, their pastor, secured letters
withdrawal at a meeting Of the church ,
,nierence. This number includes some
the most influential members of the I.
a 'etfer from Richmond to the Peters,
Appeal, says: General Lee is being /
i'icised by some Of his best friends for /
. indirect reference to Mr.. Martin. His i
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supporters, as 4 rule, wanted him TO write
a graceful communication that would have
strengthened him with the people. On
the contrary he has offended not only mis-
opponents, but many Of his warmest
friends say he has done himself harm by
the tone Of bis letter"
Organic union between the northern and
southern branches Of the Presbyterian
church was voted down at the P%resbyter-
ian ministers meeting in Norfolk. A
resolution was offered by Rev. Mr.. MAJ
we'll, favoring the union, provided the
northern branch Of the church would
withdraw it's charges OF disloyaltY and re-
bellion, made against the southern church
at the time Of separation. The matter
was then discussed at length and tabled.
The difference existing between Mr..
Archer p. Montague, commissioner OF
labor. and the Trades and Labor Council,
which have beed quite shary, aud tho
cause Of an interesting controversy, have
been settled. The Trades and Labor
Council, which means. really, the organix-
ed labor Of Richmond, has been making
the fact known that Mr. Montague was not
a member Of . labor union the subject OF
earnest discussion at the meetings OF
several weeks past. 1t was argued that
the commissioners Of labor should, almost
of necessity, lie q union labor man. Mr..
Montague was not. lie is now. He wired
the Richmond council on Tuesday night.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-03-23
Millions Given Away.

1t is certainly gratifying to the public
to know of one concern in the land who
are not afraid to be generous to the needy
aud suffering. The prOprietors of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, have given away over
ten million trial bottles Of this great
medicine; and have the satisfaction of
knowing it has absolutely cured thousands
OF hopeless cases. Asthma, Bronchitis,
Hoarseness and all diseases of the
Throat, Chest and Lungs are surely cured
by it. Call on j. W. Kelly, druggist, and
get a free trial bottle. Regular size SOC.
and 81. Every bottle guaranteed, or price
refunded. 3
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-03-23
Brave Men Fall

Victims TO stomach, liver and kidney
results in loss of appetite, poisons in the
blood, backache, nervousness, headache
and tired. l~istless, rundown feeling. But
there's no need to feel like that. Listen
to J. W. Gardner, Idaville, Ind. He says:
Electric Bitters are just the thing for a
man when he is all run down, and don't
care whether he lives or dies. 1t did
more to give me new strength and good
appetite than anything | could take. /
can now eat anything and have a new
lease on life" Only 50 cents, at J. W.
Kelly's drug Store. Every bottle gusran-
teed. 3
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
BIG STONE GAP.

TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH -R,v g n
'tossr, Pastor. Preaching FIRST aud Third SUNDAY,
IN reach month, morning and night.
.SSpAf, SCsooL~-Every Sunday morning at 10
Ssoek.-J. WoiFr, Superintendent.
rhArsR-hb Wednesday night.
srwosra LEasvs.-Eyery Friday night
hkSriSo- Second Sunday In each month At
secicck p. MI. c. sprcHr, Class-Lesder.
w 'seght breaches at the Double Tunnel First
Stonegs second Sunday, morning and night, and Al;
h'nersville Fourth Sunday.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Rrv. n. G. MArHr-
sos, Pastor. Preaching Second Sunday in each
"on,n' morning and night, at the Episcopal Church.
SUNDAY ScHooL--Eve Sunday morning at 10
. CLOCK. In Presbyterian Chspple near the bridge.-H.
l. SULLIVAN, Superintendent.