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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-08-09

e. f. Flanary, Of Wise was
town Monday.
). A. Hughes. of Coeburn. was
G town one dsy last week.
o X. J.. Ellis was stopping at ii
l"'crmont Monday.
James W. Orr came mp from
Jonesvillc Monday.
Robt. l.. Pennington. Of .Jonesvillc
was IN Big Stone Gap Monday.
Prof. r. II. Sheppe went over t,
Bristol Friday.
Attorney II c. Mcdowell went tc
Wise Monday morning.
Geo. I. Bailey, of Dryden, spent
Sunday with relatives in the Gap.
Mrs. s. 7. Smith, Of the Pound.
was in town last week.
Miss Mollie L. Arlington, of Coe-
burn, was at this place last week.
Henry ChildreSs, Of Irondale. was
at the Duff House Wednesday.
w. 0. Price, of Baltimore, Md,
was IN town on the 9Th.
l.. w. Searles. Of Arthur, Tenn,
spent Sunday in the Gap.
q. W. Blankenship and son, of
Bristol, were in the Gap last week.
II. ID. Painter, stock claim agent |
Oh the l.. d n, was in town Monday
Rev. j. B. Craft, of Rye Cove,
passed through the Gap Wednesday
on his way to Wise.
Mrs. S. A. Bailey went up to Dor.
chester Sunday, where she opened
school Monday.
{. l.. Duncan, prominent lawyer
of Jonesville, was at the Intermont
Hotel on the 9th.
Judge Z. w. Pennington, of Pen
llngton Gap, was in town the first Of =.
he week.
j. G. Noel, commonwealth at &
orney of Lee county, came up on the l
!. d n. Monday morning.
The Democrats ought to hold their S
ext convention at Wise to sort of p'
ven up matters. f
II. b. Alsover left last Saturday for ~
ennSylvania, where he will spend "
'uple Of weeks visiting relatives.
}. 5. Shedding, manager of the ~ ~
lddlesboro furnaces, spent Sunday -.
the Gap the guest of his uncle L. VI"
Bird.
Keep your eye on the Local Col H.
n this summer for the latest news ~.
'out the best soft Drinks in town 49,, 49,
the Drug Store. ~
Root beer 5 cents a bottle at Col. q.
lams'. Delivered to families at D..
cents per dozen, bottles to be re. 81
rned. r.
Ii. l.. 6iemp, of Chandler, Lee s.
unity, was in town last Friday. ,
r. Slemp formerly lived at this place drr
t for the past five year has made rid,
e county his home. car
For good nights sleep a cold tina
mon Phosphate is the proper rem 7
you can get it at the Drug b . :,
ne. HT
W NJ. Brown, editor of the Gate cha
y Messenger, spent last Wednes- ton
night in the Gap on his return 7
ne from the convention at Wise. o.ou
Brown is an able newspaper man No.
is making the Messenger q grand Stn,
cess.
invited to call at the be a
front junction Wood Ave. and hope
Fifth st. A full line canned this
is. Fresh fish every Tuesday n
Friday. On,
p. Todd, of Middlesboro, arrived Vera
lie Gap Friday. He takes the PER-.
e of q. w. Russell at the furnace. burg
furnace people and citizens of Croc
zap generally are very sorry to went
Mr.. Russell, who has made HIM Sund
very popular during his stay Re
the i
full line of Ices, Ice Cream SO. of mi
Limeade and Claret last
phate, &c, will be added to the ably
nice Soda drinks, soon, at the will II
Store. til tn,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-08-09

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhcum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chappcd Hands, Chiblain-
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded Price % cents per
box. For sale by }. W. Kelly.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-08-09
Has Resigned.

Mr.. +. ). Bird has resigned his
position as superintendent of the Bio
Stone Gap Iron company at this
place. Mr.. Birds successor has not
been selected as vet
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-08-09

The Commonwealth Of Virginia:
To the Sheriff of the County of Wise,
Greeting give command you that YOU
summon Morristown Mills Twin City Mills,
Doe RiverW oolenMills, the Turner LOCKER
Company, Louisville Tin and Stove Com
pauy, Pabst Brewing Company, Leon Bot
Ting Works to appear at the Clerks Office
of the circuit court of the county Of Wise,
at rules to be held for the said court on
the Bird Monday in August, 1900, to ans
wer a bill in Chancery exhibited against
them and others in our said court by W.
II. Casteel, Trustee, and have then there
this writ Witness ". +. Kilgore, clerk
of our said court, at the courthouse on the
3lst day of July, 1900, and in the l25th
year of the Commonwealth.
W. Z. KILGoRE, Clerk.
By {. A. JOHNSON, ID. U.
W. II. BoSD, pa. Aug. 1854
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-08-09
ORDER or PUBLICATION.

In the Clerk : Cllice Of the Circuit Cour,
of the County OF Wise on the 3l,t day OF
July, 1900.
" h Casteel, IT,, PIN,
against In Chanccrv
j. l.. Massie ct al Detts.
The object Of this suit j. to sell the
chooses in action now in the hands of W.
IL Casteel, Trustee, under deed Of trust
executed 10y j. f.. Massie, ard of record
IN wise county court clerks Office, aud to
distribute the proceeds arising from the
sale among those entitled thereto And
an affidavit having been made and flied
that J.B. Butt,W II. COx.andD d. X. Young.
partners trading rs Butt, Cox a Young:
Henry ). King and -- King, partner.
trading as Henry ,. King Son, Samuel
Mclieary and James McReary, trading as
Mckeary Brothers; Perez Dickinson.
Frank II. McClung, Mathew McCmng.
Charles l.. McClung j ID. Cosan and
l.. Thomas, trading as Cowan, McClung ~
20; H. II. Molly and-------- trading
as Ii. II. Molly y Co., are not residents
o! the State OF Virginia, it is or
dered that they DO appear here within Is
days after due publication hereof, and do
what may be necessary to protect their
interest in this suit. And II j. further
ordered that a copy hereof be published
once a week for four weeks in the Biz /
Stone Gap Posi-, and that copy he posted /
At tie front door Of the courthouse Of |
his county on the first day OF the next !
erm OF the county court.
cOpy-leste:
W. 4. KmcoRl, Clerk.
Ey c. A. JOHNSON, d. c.
". II. BOND, p. q. fAug2 3l.34
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-08-09
Big Ball Game.

The Bristol Base Ball nine will be
here next Saturday to play a match
game with the Gap team. An in
teresting game is anticipated and a
large number of people will, no
doubt. be present.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-08-09
: Big Stone Cap Post.
IN RNDAY, AUG. Q, 1900.
LOCAL ITEMS.

! De drug store soda fountain is in
JIa,t now.
b. Nclicynolds, OF Tuscola, Va.
latown ON the 5td.
! A. Skcen. Of Stratton, Va, was
Gap Friday and stopped at
|laa House.
! s. Ly 81 Beech Spring, was in
! h,' week..
| D.maa Of Nellyyicw, was in
Pap on the -aj.
B. Dickinson, of Williamsburg.
vas io town thi, week.
l best counter lunches in the
" Co., j b. Adams.
,'"ot. Of Bristol, was in Big
| ''I '"'''
| le'fmoat Hotel /, being re-
2 by W ) Rose.
county Treasurer j. B. SLeen
\ W..l,or .ry... w.,
/ ga, I,., ,', u,. ~ we" ''N' was
! Mccormick. of r,i.,ol 600.
! one d,r ra,, ~ ", p'i''0'' was
\ The Gap last week. a, y "'N''''''
!. r.1.
l., f.. ' ''.. OF Bar1oprsyillc, {
|. ,IlI W" tue '''' !
L.. .' .r,. VI Pulaski, was at i
/ '"'''''y and Friday. +
/. G ..,. @. knoxville wa. a, /
mouse Thursday. IE
! pca.... ....... z
4 4e,.a y - iG
i w.,.. r
/ .' "' IT,. at 'le Drug Store. E
! .as,.,a5, ofLancastcr. Va. L.
| ''',l a, the Intcr rr'o,' on f 81
/. lI'oA' and laughter. Mis-. Is
| p Vamp',a, hy. are y, yi.i, i,SS -
Ia Barron IN the Gap '''''''s &Ia
II. R VIII, and children IS.
] ia Il, week ',.m a visit i'it't to s.!
'''ad May, and daughters I55I
] vel at '0r Dun House F,;' 5I
N D nome TO Wise. III
Il. G.u '1'.l'i'n' and little son, lS
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-08-09
New Addition.

Messrs. Fritz and Adams are erect
ing new addition to their store room
on East Fifth Street, which will be
used as an art gallery.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-08-09

In the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
of the County Of Wise on the 3lst day ol
July, 1900.
". II. Casteel, IT,, PHI,
against Ia Chancery
J. T. MassIe ct AL DTS
1t appearing from an affidavit on file in
the cause that Norristown Mills, TwinCity
Mills, Doe River Wooden Mills, the Tur-
ner LOCKER Company. Louisville Tin and
Stove Company, Pabst Brewing Company,
Leon Bottling Works, parties defendant
in this cruise, are corporations created by
some state other than Virginia, and that
there is no agent OF said corporations or
other persons on whom service Of process
can he made in Wise County. it il there
fore ordered that a process in this cause
he published once a week for four sue
cessiye weeks in The Big Stone Gap Post,
"a newspaper published in the to.n Of Big
Stone Gap, Wise County, Va, together
with "a copy OF this order.
w. f. KILGORE, Clerk
BY c. A. JOHNSON, D. c.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-08-09
The Health Problem

Is much simpler than is sometimes sup
posed. Health depends chiefly upon per-
feet digestion and pure blood, and the
problem is solved very readily by Hoods
Sarsaparilla. You may keep we'll by taking
1t promptly for any stomach or blood dis
order. Its cures Of scrofula, salt rheum.
catarrh, dyspepsia, rheum atism and other
diseases are numbe ed by the thousand.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-08-09

The favorite family cathartic is Hoods
Pills.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-08-09
&. l.. HAM BLIN,
Real Estate Agent,
Big Stone Cap, Va.

II you have property to Rent
lakes 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.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-08-09

In the Clerk : Cfce Of the Circuit Court
of the County OF Wise On the 3lst day OF
July, 1900.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18

cage last Tuesday night. Had the fight
lasted thirty seconds longer Broad
would have surely have had his name
added to the long list of ambitious
pugilists that have been sent to the
queer land by Terry the Terrible" In
the early part of the fight Broad hoored
McGovern twice, but in each instance
the latter came back with his famous
rushes and forced Broad to the ropes
with frightful onslaught of body
blows that left the kid" in a dazed
condition and at the call of time Nc
Govern would have the best of the
round although he had been knocked
completely off his feet during its pro-
Eress.
In the last two rounds Broad was
completely at the mercy of the cham
pion and it is hard to understand how
he managed to stand up under the
shower Of blows that were being
heaped upon him in an attempt to de
liver the final knockout. There was
no question as to the decision as Broad
was unable to defend himself at the
final call of time and by repeatedly
clinching managed to keep on his feet
until the last. This is probably one of
the hardest fights MCGoVern has ever
had. and further establishes his claim
to the most wonderful piece of human
fighting machinery ever known to the
modern prize ring. How long Mccoy
eTn'S pugiliStic- career will continue TO
blaze as the brightest star in the padded
arena no one can foretell, but this much
is certain that his star will have &c
f set and Terrible Terry will go the
! way of all of his predecessors who have
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18

for and to not report to the training
quarters until sent for. This idea is
TO get the men cut of condition and
again bring them UP TO the fine edge
just before the game with Yale. This
will prevent any chances the players
might have OF going stale Those in
charge of the team think this style of
training will overcome the wornout
form some Of the teams show late in
the season.
In an interview at New York last
week Jimmie BIichaels expressed him
self in d very decided way against the
present system OF motor pacing in the
middle distance racing. The little fell
low declares that before race is fairly
under way the man riding, as we'll as
the public, can tell Who the winner viii
be. He is of the opinion that this rObs
the race Of all interest In the old days
when the rider had numerous machines,
some of which We're well known to the
public; when there was a certain haZ-
ard about the prospects of pace, poor
piCk-upS and uncertain squirting, the
interest in the race always held out to
the end and the winner was not known
until the race was finished
In the present system of pacing a rider
knows after the first lap whether he
viii win or not and ali he has to do is
to keep plugging away behind a wind
shield and if the motor you are follow
ing has the create speed you have no
trouble in running away from your
competitor
Nichaels thinks that the present style
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
Weekly
Review
Of Events.

each in succession been reIegstas
rear by a better man. 10 The
New York has probab biz said ,-.,.
TO boxing for another wear a. ',N by
The cherished hope of nroD,,...-' eaSt,
pugilists that after election rf,.S and
would be let down and a new ~ oars
lowing contests to take uiara s.' -lN al
have been completely crusr.z MS 10
though some attempts will he -, AL
persuade the new Legislature 81. cue .. to
up on boxing, the chances .ara ease
five TO one that nothing win h. a.'out
The political complexion Of ~, 'a'.
lature was not figured one v-a,- 80. SIS
other. The personal opinion or r5..' me
dldates as related to boxing r,-,. an al.
point considered and is still HON 'he
stdered. From indications rba -9- .nh-
law making body is unfavor9 his ''.AL
game as conducted under the H. ..s
law The big matches have baa~ y .,t W!
back as the promoters felt that XII
would get another chance .f-.- '.'gy
votes were counted, but the ,-.,-.g gue
that the Lewis bill gave The $50 .''h
much longer than was at first a,-r..,., ~
Chicago IS now the mecca rar- an ~, w.
fighters and this accounts for The me ,''7
ent activity of the game at thar H.
II also means that the big fellows l-
be brought together fer sna1la,. -, ,o'.
than was possible when New Yn~1l r,-li
in active competition for the rq,-.., as
This change will go hard for the Et.[
felIoWS IN the game as the fu7uv ~.
( the talent viii crowd them To Tho rssr
/ for the public viii not so to- see o..
/ OF second raters fight when all the 49,
} talent IN the country is close ar bsr5
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
Wife Searches the SlumS
for Her Maynard Husband

she searched all the saloons M ..
street. but her efforts were -Hl"..
the Maynard husband could NOT "1
Gated ..-
The woman told the officer i1a- T-.-
and her husband lived in RuuHl. --. .--
had come down TO Salt Lake y--t1- ' e.
She claimed that he had taken
ring and money and promised To H.
her at d certain time, but ne aa- 49,. nv
done so, and she had reasons f' p.-.-
that he was somewhere in those t'l
She said that on several other ...
sions her husband had gone away ~ -,
home and returned without hl- l-.---
and jewelry. but would not give 0
explanation of their Disappear, tho
Determined 10 ind her nus .aLL III
woman continued her search --- .-,-f
nearly midnight. but without aNa.-' +s-
was finally persuaded to return ~ ,l.-4s
room and leave the matter In the As.i--
of the officer. -la
The man. it is said. was seen vi -,.i-
street during the evening but In
IDENTIFY concealed himself very e--7--
all.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18

Claiming that her husband had dis
appeared with her diamond ring and
$50 in money and believing that he
was somewhere on Commercial street,
a woman from BOuntifuI whose name
could not be learned. spent several
hours last night searching the saloons
and gambling houses for her hayward
husand. Muffled in a large cloak and
carrying an UNI brella and hand satcheI
the woman made her appearance on the
street and, fearlessly marching up in
to a gambling house. she would scan
the faces in the place, but APPARENTLY
not seeing whom she sought she would
silently leave, followed by the curious
eyes of the wondering devotees of the
gambling table, and go to the next
house of sin.
Every gambling house on the street
was visited and the faces of the in
mates scanned by the woman, but the
face she sought was evidently not
among them.
The woman then called Officer Ran
doIph to her assistance and with him
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18

~ very slow. rs the short rest under
the shelter of the grand stand cooled
their football ardOr and the thought of
another thirty minutes of W3llOWing in
the mud and rain was anything but
pleasant. Wyoming kicked the bail to
Scare and this young man slid on his
left ear for a gain of two yards.
The Christians could not make the D
yards in the next three downs and lost
the ball. The varsity started right in to
do business and sent Lohlein through
for 10 yards. After straight line buck
ing for four downs the visitors placed
the ball within one foot of a goal and
Miller went over for a touchdown.
Coach AIcMurray, the wild Irishman'
who is the life of the visitors team,
and has the men under his control at
all times, could not WELD the same in
huence over the ball and failed to put
it through the goal posts.
Score Is to o.
At this point there was some talk of
stopping the game, but just them the
sun came out and gave the mud soaked
players one smile, which lasted until
the players lined up for the next play.
L0hlein caught the ball on the kick
off and was cut short early in his
ground gaining career by Scare, who
landed him in the middle of a puddle
of water. One end run and two bucks
gained , yards for the universities,
when Trabtng and LChIein AIDED 9 more
yards in two plays. Scare went
trough and stopped LOhlein in the next
play. The referee paraIized the visitors
~ yards for a forward pass. Three
bucks gained six more yards when
time was called TO dig the mud out Of
LOhlein'S eyes, after which the Y. NJ.
q, A. took a brace and held the visitors
for three downs and took possession of
the ball for the first time in this half
They could not. however, gain any
ground at the final call of time. Had
the gridirOn been in shape the chances
are the score would have been larger
against the local team, as they seemed
no match for the visitors and never
once during the entire game was the
Varsity's goal line in any danger. The
following was the line up and officials
Wyoming Is. Position. \. NJ. c. A. O..
Jennings ........L end R., 3. Margetts
Mclaughlin. L tackle Re-. Smith
Irab5ng. guard R.. Henderson
hlte........... center Jennings
Bath-..-.-....R guard L.........N Myers
Dibree- -.-----.R tackle --..... Bergman
Sawyer. + end L...-.......- Dunn
McMurray... quarterback $1,000. Wade
Miller. L half back r. N Margetts
Crater. r half back Allen
LOhlein-....... full back .......... Scare
Referee, Odell; umpire, Porter; time
keepers, Callahan and Raht; Iinesmen,
Tenwick and Royal; thirty minute
halves.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
SALT LAKE HERALD: sUNDAY.gNovE1 IS 1900

of racing is far easier on the man, as
many who now make a success of the
middle distance riding could not break
into the game before. He predicts that
they viii all have to so back to the
old style as soon as the novelty of the
motor wears off. me matter of betting
at bicycle races was discussed between
himself Weinig and Al Newhouse.
Jimmy thinks it would never be a sue
cess and the others thought that with
strict penalties attached to betting it
could be made q feature of the sport
and that it would help to reinstate rae
ing 10 the place it was once held by
the public
Hans Wagner of Pittsburg is the
mightiest 1der Of the baseball bat in
the COUNT recording to the figures
given out b. President Young last
week Wagner's batting average for
the year is given as $780, which is TWEEN
ty-eight points lower than the record
made by Delehanty Of Philadelphia last
year. The falling off is attributed to
the greater effectiveness of the pitch
ing stats. Through the reduction Of
the league Circuit from twelve to eight
clubs the weaker t1virlers were weeded
out and the batsmen were compelled to
face big men in nearly every game.
Flick of the Quakers came a close
second with an average Of .S76 and
Keller of Boston ranked third with .36e
On the in field Kelley of Boston and
Bradley of Chicago divided honors on
the first bag, both making a total OF
1922, while Mccain Of st. Louis was a.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
Results at Oakland.

San Francisco. Cal. Nov. IL
Weather at Oakland cloudy; track
sticky. Results.
First race. six fUrlongs. seIling-Un-
cadeau won, Spike second, Trevathana
third. Time-1:171a
Second race. futurity 'course-GoIden
Age won, Billy Lyons second, Argol
third. Time|;43N.
Third race, seven furlongs-Golden
Gate selling stakes-Horton won Pat
Morrissey second, Torsina third. Time
-1:29%.
Fourth race, Alameda handicap, mile
and sixteenth-Grand Sachem won, The
Lady second, Malay third. Time
1;5012.
Firth race, six furlangs-
won, Mocorito second, Imperious third.
Time-1:15.
Sixth race, one mile. selling-Uarda
won, Sybaris second, Alicia third. Time
-:471z.