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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-10-18
FROM FREEZING.


Correspondence Of The Biz Stone Gap Posr.
FREELING, "a, October ia young
man by the name of Emory Mullins. Of
George Fork Creek, was drowned a day
or two since. lie had been afflicted with
dement's for two or three years, ana ia a
fit he fell into the creek, with the above
result, no one being near enough to rescue
him. He was about ~ years Of age
hear that Crockett Kerr, who went Ia
Canada in company with Chas. W. Power
a few weeks ago, has written back that be
is well pleased with the country there.
and that he thinks OF locating there.
Powers, however. does not seem to be so
well pleased, according to our information
Our democratic friends all over the
county ale well pleased to know that Hon
John W. Daniel is to speak at ClintwOod
on the 18th. Ii the day is favorable there
will be the largest crowd there that ever
assembled at Clintwood.
NJ l.. Senter, Of the firm of Senter &
Son, of this place, has gone to Richmond
to take a course in medicine at The Rich
mond Medical College.
The farmers Of this vicinity are making
molasses now. There seems to he lack
of MILLS to grind upon. +. VI. b.
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Notice..

The services which have been held
on the evenings Of the lst and 3rd
Sundays in each month in the Epis-
copal Church will be discontinued
during the fall and winter months.
The Rev. Mr.. Russell OF Bristol, who
has held services in the Episcopal
church here on two Sunday evenings
in each month during the summer
finds that he can not continue this
arrangement. The train from Bristol
arrives so late that the services can
not be held before $50, which seems
to be too late an hour for the sholt
days of the season. Mr.. Russell has
therefore decided to discontinue his
Sunday night services for the present.
lie will hold services here occasion
ally during the fall and winter on
Sunday mornings, but the exact
dates cannot lie announced at present.
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G. l.. Buckley, a prominent Knox
vile clothing drummer, was in towr
Tuesday.
John Slack, editor Of the Bristo
Courier, died at his home in that
city on last Saturday.
Edgar Young and VIM. Taylor re-
turned Thursday morning from an
extended trip down the l.. & n.
+. j. Bird returned Sunday night
from a trip to Roam Mountain aud
other towns in East Tennes ee.
Rev. Splitter, of Hancock, Tenn,
preached in the Baptist church at
this place Sunday night and Monday
night. Rev Splitter is an excellent
preacher.
\ full line of Ices, Ice Cream So
da. Lemonade, Limeade and Claret
Phosphate, DC, will be added to the
other nice Soda drinks. soon. at the
Drug Store.
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FROM POUND.
Correspondence Of The Big Stone Gap Posr.

Correspondence Of The Big Stone Gap Posi-
PoUND, Va, Oct. lI.-Rev. W. II
NamPler, our worthy superintendent OF
schools, made his regular official visit to
the schools OF our district last week.
There were very heavy rains in this To-
cality yesterday evening and last night,
accompanied with considerable thunder
and tightening, for so late in the season.
Funeral services in memory of Mrs.
Catherine Robinson were held at Pound
church yesterday. Rev. W. II. Wampler
conducted the services. There was a
large crowd in attendance. Among those
who came from distance were j. IL.
Long, superintendent of Schools of Dick
enson county, and his wife; Mr.. and Mrs.
n. +. Robinson, of Praise, Ky; Miss Alice
Robinson, of Clintwood; Mrs. PALMYRA
Osborn, Of Beatrice, KY; Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM Fleming, of Cintwood
The Republicans of Lower Pound voting
precinct met last Saturday night and or
ganized a McKnley-WaIke Club with IS
members. ALwYS.
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W ;. Palmer. Of Crab Orchard,
was in town MONDAY.

W. 5. Palmer. Of Crab Orchard
was in town Monday.
J NJ. Hogan, Of Bristol. was in
the Gap this week.
There will be a hot time in the
old town this summer. Drink Soda
at the Drug Store.
Col. john c. Haskell. Of South
Carolina, and George S. Scott. Of
New York, were in town last week.
J. A. Muncy, expects to start a
meat market at this place about the
fir>t - November.
Ans. S. \. Bailey paid us call
Saturday. Mrs Bailey is teaching
one Of the best schools in the county.
Miss Mamie Slemp, who is teach
ing school ct Coke City, spent Friday
and Saturday among friends in the
Gap.
Dr.J. w. Kelly went to Louis
vile Tuesday night.
Teachers Institute on Friday.
October 10. The session will open
promptly at 0 o'clock a. m.
Geo. w. Childs, Of Ridgeway, Pa, |
president Of the Extract Plant at this |
place spent several days in the Gap |
last week.
You have read OF the cures Of
Hoods Sarsaparilla, and you should
have perfect confidence in it's merit.
1t will do You good.
J. D. Dorton and wife, Of Wise.
spent few days in town last week.
MIR. Dorton is one of Wise county's
able and efficient deputy clerks.
We understand that scarlet fever
is prevalent in Lee county and that
number Of schools have been closed
on account Of it.
J. c. Cawood returned Friday
night from Abingdon, where he had
been attending t. S. Court.
w. D. McNiel, Of Tacoma, was in
own Tuesday.
Just as the air begins to cool and :
he leaves to grow slightly brown, !
We must give the saddest news-the (
hirtwaist man has left the town. :,
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Senator i aHiei.

BRISTOL, lem, CT 13.-Seastor
John w. Daniel will ,reak in Bristol
Va, on October -, at night. lie i,
great favorite here, as elsewhere
and will be greeted by an even larger
crowd than that which heard him
when he appeared here several years
aga He Will speak at Big Stone
Gap IN the afternoon Of October q.
PiIdr t. Senator Daniels coming the
Bristol, Virginia, democrats will or
game and the mass meeting will
be held early next week.
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MArr-
This signature is on every box Of The genuine
Laxative BrOmO-Quinine Tablets
the remedy that cures n cold In one dny
New Organ, New Globe, and
New Dictionary at the
School.

The committee of Young ladies
from the school, who were selected
for the purpose, presented the follow
ing resolutions on account Of the
kindness Of the gentlemen mentioned
We take this method Of thanking
Gen. X. a. Ayers for the nice little
organ which he bought for our school.
We hope he will come to see us often
and hear its sweet music.
Mr.. II. |. Sullivan, who is agent
for Macarthur and Sons and through
whom we got our organ, also receives
our thanks for letting us have it
cheaper than we could have gotten it
elsewhere.
Mr.. Knight is also one to whom
we wish to express our thanks for
helping us buy globe and dictionary
which we greatly needed.
IDA WITT,
GEORGE DosTwIcK,
MARY YoUNG,
LAURA KELLY,
MATTE BULLITT,
Committee.
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FROM CLEVELAND.
Correspondence " Tho BIg Stone Gnp poqr.

Correspondence u The Big Stone Gap Posi-
CLEVELAND, Va, Oct l3.-The two liver,
stables recently completed here and own
ed respectively by A-hbrook Bros. and
Burchheld 4 Smith seem to he doing a
thriving business.
Mrs. Harry Barton had the misfortune
to get her house and most of her household
property burned. She was living ia 4
house owned by +. l. Jessce on Jesse 5
mill creek
Steve Fletcher and Miss Georgia lessee
were married at the home of the bride ,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs 7. j. Jessec. Jr.. a
few DAYS ago, the Rev !. VI. Rasnakc.
now missionary at Clintwood, tied the
eyerla- sting knot MAY they always live
to love and smile. aud their honeymoon
last a great long while
Dock Cook. of this place. who has been
afflicted for a long time with liver trouble
and neuralgia, We learn is worse and has
taken hi' bed A little seven year old
son of +. Kiser, Jr, fell from an apple
tree few days ago and broke his arm.
Robert McRevnolds, who has been con-
fined to his bed for several weeks with
bilious trouble, IL no better and - con-
sidereG very low Dr. Taulbce is waiting
on him.
Charley Wallace and James Tate have
their new store house on Lebanon Avenue
about complete and will he selling good,
in few days.
Our farmers are very busy sowing
wheat.
The Fletcher Bros in Copper Ridge.
are saving large bill OF oak railing for
the tram road on Dumps creek
Jack lessee two boys Ed and Wiley, /
who have been sick with typhoid fever.
for several weeks. are improving under
the treatment OF DR.. 1aulbec.
We learn that some railroad location.
are being surveyed mp Dumps creek and !
its tributaries, and several coal mines |
opened, under the supervision Of Mr. |
Barrett.
We have had nice warm season so far
this fall, and grass is abundant and cattle !
fat. " l.. D.
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Glorious News

Comes from DR.. D. B. Cargilc, of Washi;a
!. I. He writes: "Four bottles o.
Electric Bitters has cured Mrs Brewer q
scrofula, which had caused her great
suffering for years. Terrible soros would
break out on her head and face, and the
best doctors could give no help; but her
cure i comr lete and her health is excel
lent" This shows what Thousands have
proved, that Electric Bittcrs Is the best
blood purifier known. It's the supreme
remedy for eczema, letter, salt rheum,
ulcers, boils and running sores. 1t stun
ulates liver, kidneys and bowels, expels
poisons, helps digestion builds up the
strength. Only ~ cents. Sold by j. W.
Kelly, druggist. Guaranteed. /
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-10-18
DAN KANE
Arrested in lronton, Ohio, Last
Week.

On last Friday morning Mayor w.
5 Mathews received telegram from
+. l.. Harper, Jr., who is in Ironton,
Ohio, stating that Dan Kane, colored,
who killed his wife at this place a
few months since had been arrested
in that city and was in the Ironton
jail. Mr.. Mathews has asked the
authorities at lronton to hold Kane
until roquisition papers can be secur-
ed, when he will be brought back to
Wise County for trial.
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Wood for the Extract Plant.

The Extract plant at this place
will be ready to receive wood by the
1st of November. Mr.. l.. o. Petit
is now engaged in making contracts
for large supply. Parties desiring
to make contracts can communicate
with him at this place.
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New Store.

Head & Sloan are opening up a
Sc, 900 stock Of goods at Dorchester
this week IN their new store house
recently erected at that place. These
gentlemen are well known throughout
this section and have been very sue
cessful IN the mercantile business.
They now have stores at Dorchester,
Appalachia, Big Stone Gap, Clinch-
port and Gate City. We wish them
success.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-10-18

Charles johnson returned Sunday
night from Bristol, where he had
been to secure some brick masons to
work on the extract plant at this
place. Mr.. Johnson has the con-
tract to do the stone and brick work
on the extract buildings.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-10-18

On last Wednesday afternoon a
son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. w. s..
Beverley. On the same afternoon
and at about the same time a
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
II. !. Sullivan.
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Rev. NJ. A. Wilson has moved into
the property formerly occupied by
J S. lIuagins, which was recently
purchased by the Baptist people as a
parsonage. Mr.. IIudgins moved into
the property formerly occupied by
Rev. Wilson.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.
JUDGE w. f. RUEA

JUDGE w. +. RHEA,
Democratic nominee for reelection Ia
Congress from this district, will ad
dress the voters at Stonega, Friday,
October 10Th, at ! o'clock, p. m.
JUDGE +. b. HUTTON,
of Abingdon. will address the voters
Of Wise county at Coeburn, Satur-
day, Oct. 10Th, at 100 pm. Judge
Hutton is an able and eloquent
orator.
Judge Hutton and Hon. r. T.
Irvine will address the voters on the
issues OF the present campaign at
Wise Courthouse on Monday, Octob-
er 22nd.
All persons are invited to attend
these speakings and hear a fair dis
cussion of the issues.
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Wampler PardOned,

j. NJ. Wampler, who was sentenced
last April to one year in the peniten-
tiary for the shooting of VIM. Jenkins
at Norton on the 9th of last February,
has been granted an absolute pardon
by Governor Tyler.
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G.. l.. HAM BLlN,
Real Estate Agent,
Big Stone Cap, Va.

II you have property to Rent
Taxes to pay, Property to Sell,
Timber Land to look after,
Collections to make on Rent or
Land, you can address me at
Big Stone Cap, Va, Box 81.
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/ Big Stone Cap Post
u RNDAY. OCT. Is, 1900.
LOCAL ITEMS.


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The boys at the school have a
gymnasium bar and are exercising
vigorously.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
druggists refund the money if it fails TO
cure. L. ". Groves signature is on each
box. DC
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ORE MINERS WANTED.

y large number Of ore miners for
underground work can obtain employ
ment at the mines of the Big Stone
Gap Iron Company at Ewing, Va.
From present indications our miners
will be regularly employed regardless
of the price Of iron.
l.. q. PERTH.
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Attorney !. +. Bullitt is spending
a few DAYS at Piatvi',C, Ky this
week
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Stops the Cough
and Works off the Cold.

Laxative Bronco unine Tablets cure q
cold in one day No Cure, no Pay. Price
- cents
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Discovered Nv "A WnInnn

Another great discovery has been made
and that too, 10y lady in this country
disease fastened its clutches upon hen
and for seven years she withstood it,
severcst tests, but her vital organs were
undermined and death seemed imminent.
For three months she coughcd necessarily.
and could not sleep. She finally discover
ed a way to recovery, by purchasing OF Il,
a bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, and was 80 much relieved
on taking first dose, that she slept all
night; and with two bottles, has been alb
solutely cured Her name is Mrs. Luther
Lutz." Thus writes " c. Hamuick ~
Co., Of Shelby, y. c. Trial bottles free at
j. W. Kelly's drug store. Regular size
soc and ST. Every bottle guaranteed. I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-29
ASTROvO nICAL ITEhS.
Even q Partip, Eclipse VIII Direct Cnwontrd
Winds TO celestial Things.

One Young man wen, 10 bed at ; O'Clock yes-
terdav morning after rrOn sting his VII" very
INTERESTINGLY not 10 waite him up in the morn
ing 10 look AT any eclipse II there was N eclipsc
to be S@n
"If there l. any eclipse TO see" he said. Il
wan; 10 son 4. Butif II Is all behind clouds
why for goodness sake let me- sleep. ] don't
want 10 be walked before II O'Clock
AtOo'clcck he walked, and hearing biz wife
moving abou, IN the next room, called ont 10
IT'S all hOrrid and cloudy. she answered
You can, SEC IN sun NJ all, GOfo sleeI aHain y
H. IN honr h. wok" again and repeated H."
question, ard got the same answer
Two hours later az lnnChci my we're ,nlhlng
abou, the ecip.e Wr said tnAt had been "a
great disappointment 20 her IN irct there was
only one iea'urr Of tine whole thing that was
int"Tytiing.
What va ihat'' asked he.
1T y Ms awful,y queer. she said earnestly.
I'll" new moon was in plain sight over III TIC
east all the time"
She was tro,t,ng around among her friends
her what the joke was.
Last night a young man dashed into THr SrN
Office from Park Row and said tie whnt"d To seq
the astr, nouNy edi or.
e. v" 80, a bet / want TIE SIN TO settle, he
snid I've got two doIiais omit I'll tell you what
1, is and II Won don't know tho right Of II snyso
S Sard II! LA xS SO SOM wm, TRI ne ,S 'i, !o.a V Wi,h mhai " TMr
SrN SAID. Now thi, lit: DO the carthE go round
the sun or do he suI, 60 round the EARTH"
THE suns latest information being 10 the ef-
feet that tive earth did the going around, the
bet was decided that way. :,
il Won say 80 It's al right" lie, pulled a two
lola iil out Of his pocket, looked a. II low
muring, Anyway. I'd like TO know how they
account for the seasons"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-29
A KITE CORPS DISSERTATIONS.
Two dozen Aerial Photographs Taken at Der
gen Point. New jersey.

Working under the direction of Capt. Will
lard W. Hotchkin, the local observer for the
Weather Bureau. and Or. William II. Mitchell
of Bayonne. members Of the Baycnne Kite Corps
obtained yesterday at the Bergen Point weather
station more than two dozen photographs
Of the eclipse. For their achievement tho
expert Bayonne kite flyers had made almost
a months preparations. They had a two
and a-half-inch telescope and a rapid working
camera with a wide angle lens. Numerous
terrestrial photographs were taken Of objects
a, distances ranging from five TO fifteen miles,
and last month a number Of good photographs
Of the full moon were made. This was for
practice. Two wind currents were noticeable
at the Bergen Point operating station during
the morning The lower current blew briskly
from the northeast. while the upper current
was from the northwest. At times the clouds
totally obscured phases Of the eclipse, but
frequently they were light enough to permit
q good view Of the phenomena without the
aid Of smoked glasses.
Careful records OF the fall In temperature
due 10 the shutting OF OF the suns rays by
the moons shadow were made, Al $40 the
thermometer registered 90 degrees. At SIS IL
showed SO degrees. A fall of another degree
was noted az e;05. AZ 055 the record was SO
degrees. The barometer was 90lj in ches,
the humidity was gagged at 85 Der cent. and
the velocity Of the wind was measured az 20 miles
an hour. Capt, Charles L. SChraeder, an ex-
perienced mariner; Prof. A, T.. Slocum Of Else
mere. y. Y. and Lieut.. Henry !" Allen Of the
Kite Corps. assisted in the experiments.
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LIEUT.. MARTIN MARRIED.
Accused Ofncer OF the firth Artillery Was
Secretly Welded In march,

~ - - me-, -..l
Lieu. Edward II, Martin OF the Firth United
States Artillery, who is being tried by court
martha, st Fort Usmiltop for foruery has
hnaruat a, . nall''oa lot .o'sIls' nu.
by the announcement of his secret mar
r,oga ,o Niss Groce NJ Dodd os Indlouanolis
Tha Gr., ,r,imo,,on ~ flo aGair wa.
obtained on Thursday, but it waN not until yes
terdov ,b,t the nou.n of the vour, woman he
came known, The Lieutenant according to his
story. was married in Manhattan on March 2s,
srdit was the intention that IN, marriage shonld
be kept secret until june. The lieutenant then
intended to begin housekeeping at Fort Hancock
where In. n d bean stationed nm 10 Monday
,a., uhor ohor,ns uora ,,odo o,o,ns, him
Lieut. Martin said Yesterday hat his wife was
,ns oanr",t' 0, WIN. mr L ,at, , ,o a" ar r,, Do'u ..
ried secretly when Miss Dodd and her sister
came 10 New York on n visit two months MO-.
=, y ,,a 80 ~, $50, ,ro,b1a o., NJ
Martin madc her appearance at Fort Hamilton
on wednesday right When she cal"d WIN
her sister at 1899 clock il va. raining hard and
!, np, WH mo l4Pmsh' M Gs'' ue sn4y t ibG b sM%sj kac I,aT
took care OF the women, until their
departure Mrs Martin snid that she, was a
piece OF the ,ate Bruce carr, state AHdltor OF
a dance at Fort Hamilton last October. The
reason the marriage, was Kept secret she saln,
wa because Lieut. Martin bad 'old her he was
in q little difficulty which would not be h'lped
by his marrying.
Atthe trial Of ! ient Martin, which was re-
sumed YESTERDAY, William Elliott, cashier of
the Alexander tamlbnll MIX COMPANY OF
Br!oktyn. testified that, the post exchange
and cnnte'n at Fort uanco.k was supplii,d
in March last he had, ms on other occasion,
rendered n months bhh Lieut. Martin
was then atunE treasurer OF u" can,
teen. The. witness Ndld mat ne 90
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NELLY FXTRADITTON BILL.
A Substitute for the Biii Passed b, the House
Is Reported 20 the senate.

WASHINGTON, May ~ A bin to bring about
the extra di,i ion of Nicely. the Cuban postal clerk
charged with enlightenment was to-day re-
ported TO the Senate by the Committee on the
Judiciary IA a substitute for the bill passed by
the House II provides for the surrender ofany
fugitive from Justice charged with any offence
mot POLITICAL committed in cuba after a hear
ing before u Judge OF the | nited Stale Circuit
or District Ourt he bill also names the Of
ferces for which eX'radi,ion will b. granted.
and limits The life OF the act TO the period
within which cuba shall be governed by the
United States.
The report ACCOMPANYING the bill saws that
thn pnri. treaty made II incumbent upon the
United states to protect life and property in
Cuba during their control oi the island, and 10
that end every aid ia making effective the ad-
and those committing crimes therein who scnl;
usvlum in the Uui'rd states must be- returned
10 the iSlnud for ifial, or both He and rroperiy
there would ne insecure Our iiinCiary rnla-
lions TO tuba. It 90 iinns-, are of ~uch a sim
GUAR md rVatrd chGraC'"r that w. should he
quick to prov d" al. nee ssary means for maxi
ING effective the laws which are operative in the
island II would indeed bc idle for the military
authority to pruvid- or sanc,I, n q criminal code
for the lsla' d II criminals could esCare TO the
United States and no means be Afforded for
their apprchnn ion md rcrnrr 10 the proper
jurisdiction. there to answer the charges stand
inp against them
The examination of e. +. W. Nicely on the
charge Of bringnE stO,"u money into the
tuitrd Sinl'S h" i'n po~'T unnd n, ain, his
time to june ). Urnd!TE i,ov RoO,.vnlt's de-
cision in IN" rHtraGiti"u matter.