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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-11
SHIPPING NOTES.

The bark Prince Victor will finish
taking ballast today.
1t is proposed to have the steamc
James Makee lighted with electricity
The Standard will go to the Rail
road wharf today to begin discharging
her coal.
Work on repairing the dredger
which collapsed on Saturday morning
is progressing rapidly
The Planter which took sugar from
the Mikahala yesterday will move
into the stream today.
The German bark J. c. Glade will
move uptown from the Railroad
wharf today to finish discharging.
The Alden Besse, % days, ana the
schooner Helene, II days, from Ho-
nolulu. arrived in San Francisco on
the 2nd inst.
The Fannie Adele. which arrived
late Sunday night from Kauai, made
record trip for her. She came up ir
seventeen hours much to the Surpri
of the captain and owners.
All the wharfs are at present crowd
ed and win be so until the inter
island fleet gets away From the
Navy wharf to the old fishmarket
wharf there was not an empty berth
last evening and there were two YES
sells waiting in the stream.
AS the overhauling being given the
W. G. Hall is not yet finished she will
not leave today. The Mikahala will
continue on her run. The latter
steamer will call at the island of Nil
hau on this trip.
Some of the men of the French
bark Bossuet have begun to tire Of
their life cooped up on the vessel /.
Naval row and six Of them took
French leave on Sunday and now the
police are on the lookout for them.
As soon as the connection betweer
the Wireless Telegraph Co.'S station
at Waialae and the town office is
made all sailing vessels and steamers
Will be reported from Molokai. This
viii mean that a vessel will in future
be reported about two hours sooner
than at the present time.
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DOWN FROM CAPE NOME.
Fury of 6ehrins Sea Storm Describ-
ed By an Eye-Witness

ed BY an Eyewitness.
W. W. Hyde, who was a passenger
of the Elihu Thompson, is a late COM
er from the gold fields of Dawson
and Cape Nome. Mr.. Hyde arrived
at Seattle on the steamship Charles
d. Lane and was at Nome during
the great storm that visited Behring
Sea the first week in September. and
he was a part owner of the steam
launch Strae that was swamped in
the fury of the waves.
Mr.. Hyde saw the famous barge
Skookum pounded into a wreck pn
the beach. saw stores and saloons of
the mining town floating promiscu-
ously around the streets. About a
dozen men were drowned, and over
500 tons of coal was lost, and coal in
an Alaskan winter means life.
Before Mr. Hyde left the place
schooner with 100 tons of coal had
arrived from big coal cropping at
Port Lisbon. 800 miles in the Arctic.
Coal sells at Nome at upwards of $40
per ton. Mr.. Hyde says the northern
country has no charms to induce him
to return.
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The Aztec Arrives.

The Aztec arrived yesterday after.
noon with 470 animals. $50 mules and
20 horses. One hundred and eighty.
seven of these mules were purchased
recently to make up the heavy con-
signment needed on this transport
The 20 horses are all immense
draught horses. which were first IN.
tended for the huge siege battery of
the Seventh Artillery when il was or.
dered TO China. They will be used On
hauling work in Manila.
Captain Trask is in command OF
the Aztec and Lieut.. Graham. U. S. A..
is the acting quartermaster in charge.
Lieut.. Graham. who is a son of Gen
eral Graham, so long in command at
the Presidio OF San Francisco. is ac-
companied by his wife and sister-in.
law. The young officer is returning
TO Manila to resume duty with his
company.
Or. feomans, son-in-law of the late
J. j. Staples. president OF the Fire
mans Fund Insurance Co. of San
Francisco, is another passenger. DR..
feoman is a retired navy man and
on his way TO Manila on business.
Soon after the vessel was alongside
the packers began unloading the
mules, some Of which are very lively
with their heels. DR.. Balkan. the
veterinary in charge of the animals.
mas been very lucky with this shjo.
ment. as Of the entire number none
were lost and they all arrived in fine
condition.
Captain Trask, the commander 4
the Aztec, has been with the vessel
several years and has been here IN
her three times.
The Aztec made good run of niae
days and experienced fne weather all
the way. She viii remain here about
five days 10 rest the animals. which
have been taken TO the army corral
at lwilei.
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VESSELS ARRIVED.

Sunday, December Q.
Am sch Rosamond, Ward, 90 DAYS
from San Francisco.
Am ship Standard Getchell, % DAYS
from Tacoma
Am sch Mildred, Rose. 81 days from
Seattle.
Str Ciaudine. Line, from Maui
ports.
Str Mikahala, Thompson, from Ma
wiliwili
Str Waialeale. Green. from Ha.
namaulu.
Str Niihau, Thompson. from Eleele-
Monday. December 10.
Sch Fannie Adele. rlltz. from Kauai
kimball S. S. Co.'S Albion. Erick-
son. 13 days from San Francisco.
o. S. S. Zealandia. Dowden. from
San Francisco.
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TO SAIL TODAY.

For koolau ports: Sch Lady. at )
p. m.
For Hanalei and Kalihi-wai: Sch
Blanche and Ella, at 12 N.
For Lahaina. Kahului. Nahiku. Ha-
IA, Hamoa and Kipahulu: Str Claud-
inc. Lane. al p. m.
For l-ahaina, Ma2laea. kihei. Make
na, hawaihae. Mahukona. Laupahoe-
hoe and Hilo ports: Str kinau. Par
ker. AT - m
For Hanamaalu. Ahukini. Nawiliwili
and koloa: Str Mikahala. at p. N.
For Nawiliwili. Koloa. Eleele. Hama
pepe. Nakaweli, waimsa and Kekaha:
Gas sch Surprise. ar p. N.
For Lahaina. Makena. Kihei. and
kona ports: Gas sch Eclipse, at 5
p. m
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.H'IVTII'In,


oceanic SAe
brought 2 very large number OF pas
sengers. among them being many peo-
pie well-known here who have been
away on trips OF business and pleas
ure Her freight capacity was taxed
10 the utmost and there was a lot
left on the wharf at San Francisco
that room could not be found for On
the vessel The trip down was a very
smooth one but the old boat. while
she is as staunch as the day she was
Quilt. has not improved in speed with
age and she is little stiff in the
joints
Captain Lewis Of the Kennebec
has ended his troubles, and yesterday
gave notice that he would be ready %
sail for the Sound at any time after
Z O'Clock this morning. He has been
tied mp by the sailors union for some
time but has finally made up his crew
and will get away today. While here
the Kennebec has been the scene Of
several social gatherings as Captain
Lewis and his wife. who always
travels with him, are deservedly popu-
lar among a large circle OF acquain-
tances and they viii be greatly missed
when they have sailed.
After a trip of thirteen days from
San Francisco the little schooner Al
bion Of the Kimball Steamer Line
arrived yesterday afternoon. She has
the first consignment OF the refrige-
rator meat for the Honolulu Market
Company and is the pioneer steamer
of the line which viii operate between
San Francisco and this port carry
ing refrigerated meats, poultry and
Irult and vegetables. The market
will be open for business on Saturday
next in the stores formerly occupied
by Waterhouse q Company. in the
Waverley block on Bethel street. They
will be supplied at regular intervals
with the meats from the coast. The
shipment received by the Albion is
one of the largest ever received here
and came down in fine condition.
The Albion greatly resembles tho
island steamers and might easily be
taken for the Niihau. She began &c
discharge her cargo yesterday at the
end of the Kinau wharf and was thor
oughly inspected by a large crowd
soon after she tied up TO the wharf.
The little brig W. G. Irwin left for
San Francisco with about four hun
dred tons Of sugar yesterday. She
had several nassengers
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Bark kaiulani Sails.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. a.-There
was more trouble on the American
bark HaiulAni yesterday. Captain
Dabel promptly settled the matter.
however. and about o'clock in the
afternoon she was once more on her
way to Hawaii The Kaiulani sailed
the latter par; OF the week for Homo
lun. but on account OF being topheavy
had 10 put back. Her deck load OF
iron and bricks was transferred 10
the harkentine Irmgard and early yes
terday morning the vessel was ready
10 sail Then the crew went on strike
and three OF them assaulted the mate.
The latter used a Delaying pin with
great effect and the three men saw
stars. When Captain Dabel came
along and heard the crew say they
would no go 10 sea on the ship he told
them to pack up and go ashore. Then
he went to the Sailors Home and In
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Zeaiandia's Report.

Left San Francisco December 3rd.
1900. at 2.37 D. m. with 50 cabin and
i9 steerage passengers. - bags mail.
Experienced variable winds, Gains TO
fresh breeze. smooth 10 rough sea
Arrived Dec. 10th at 10 p. N. Time
days, hours and 16 minutes. Dec
eth. passed Am. ship John Curier, in
lat 20-10 ", Long. 141-4S w, steering
s. ".
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VESSELS DEPARTED.

Sunday. December 9.
Am sch Jennie Wand. Waedwick.
for Eureka. in ballast.
Monday, December 10.
Str Noeau. Wymar. for Hawaii
ports.
Am brig W. G. Irwin. Generaux. for
San Francisco. with sugar.
Gas sch Malolo. Nelson, for Kali.
hi-wai.
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an hour had a crew aboard the ship
The old crew decided 20 90 out OF
else TO get pay for the few days
work they had done. The police were
called in and Captain Dunieavy'.
men soon cleared the vessel.
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IL steamer Zealandia on
time as usual arrived last
evening. She was tsle-
phoned al a little after
six and about nine O'Clock
she was alongside the
Oceanic wharf. She
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

From San Francisco. per S. s.
Dec I'D. L. Bachant. E.
T. Barlow and wife. Ed. Baumburger,
A. S. Bent and wife. Mrs. l. A. Bond.
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]. Brady, r. S. Brewster, Clawson
Cannon. Geo. Q. Cannon, wife and two
children. r. Carton, Mrs. E. Slawson.
Master Clawson. VIM. Cluff and wife,
Miss E. Coughran, VIM. C.. Crichton,
Miss G. NJ. Cronin, A. H. Davies, H.
T. Davies, NJ. Duffy, W. Dunn, Sister
Enlolia, Sister Ephraim Mrs. NJ. A.
Flanders, S. Frankerstein, Mrs.
Frary, Miss E. Glynn, Mother Helene,
Chas H. Holmes, L. C. Hooker, Mrs.
w. T. Hyde. Mrs. J. E. Keller and
child. Miss X. Mccarthy, E NJ Nc
Nulty, Mrs. H. ]. McShane, c. 2.
Morse and wife, J. Nicheus and wife,
Miss Nickeus. P. Reubolt. H. W. Rie-
tow, Otto Schmidt, H. B. Schroltke,
VIM. Searby and wife. Mrs. S. l.
Shaw, Mrs. A. Smith and child, T. NJ
Smith. DR.. j. H. Spaulding and wife,
Mrs. G. c. Stratemeyer and three
children, J. Stuart and wife, Miss F.
NJ. Sumter. Chas. Sutton, J. F. Tai
mage, r. J. Tobin, Mrs. Frank Walker
and child, Mrs. R. Wallace, P R.
Whelan. Mrs. l. Young, Mrs. R. SIM
mons. Mrs. and Miss Sat, w. w. Cur
tis, >. H. Clarke and wife.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

Steamers lue and TO sail for the
next thirty 7ays are as foIIows:g
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OUTWARD.
s-Asto-s
INWARD.

q. P. DESIScy. &c SMITH,
Superintendent y. 4 7. A
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THE HONOLULU REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER II. 1900
Oceanic Steamship Co.
TIME TABLE.

The steamers Of this line viii arr
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YESTERDAY = WEATHER.

Diamond Head Signal Station-10
p. m.-Weather clear, wind light n.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-12-13
NEW RECRUITS
ror the Regular Army Secured
In this Section.

oergent Dale G. Lyttle, recruit.
ing officer of the regular armv. snent
last week in the Gap enlisting new
I H Tor the army. Capt. Joseph
D :, of the 9th Cavalry came on
'''@ay morning and took the boys
TO Cincinnati. where they will be
provided with uniforms and then
, sent TO Columbus, Ohio, for drilling
Those from this section who enlisted
We're: Joseph Wills, Benton Hale,
Nat Willis, Thos. Denny, Chas. w
UoX' >. l.. O'Dell, Jas. b Stewart,
Hugh Carmack, Bruce B. Britton'
Isaac q. Howard, Chas. j. Marshall
lioldaway Reed, William H. Cobb
william Green, JAS. |. Carroll, and
David g. Shipley.
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The Poultry Doctor.

If you are interested in Poultry, by all
means send - cents in Postage Stamps 10
Associated Fanciers, 400 n. Bird St., Phil
adelpbia, Penna., for their new book, on
the diseases of poultry. Although COM
paratively small, it is so concise, terse and
lucid as to he of great value TO the fsncier
and breeder Of poultry. II shows how to
manage aud rear fowls, how to detect their
different ailments, and how to treat them
by either allopathetic or hom@pathetic
remedies. II is from the pen Of Mr.. John
L Diehl, the we'll known American Poul-
try Association Judge, one OF the highest
authorities on poultry.
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A Hustling Young Man.

We desire to call special attention
to the advertisement of j. A. Muncy
in this issue Mr.. Muncy, who has
been in business at this place only a
few months, has built up most ex-
cellent trade and is now carrying one
of the largest stock of goods in town.
Mr.. Muncy is Il hustler and deserv-
ing young man, and the large trade
he is getting is the result of a man
going after the trade and not waiting
for it to come to him.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-12-13
The HOME LYCEUNI.
me Big Stone Gap Band to
Tive the First Program on
Friday Night.

AS already stated in these columns IN,
series Of entertainments given for the
pencht OF the public school library. will
oeS'n on Friday night. The Band kindly
undertakes to "Open the ball" and will
put forth their hest effort on that ocea.
sion. The bows do not claim to rival a
GILMORE or Sousa, or Capa, but thew will
doi'heir best in the way of amateur effort
iheIr program will consist of solos, duets
ana iulI band pieces, together with some
o'h'r features to be announced later.
The town should turn out and give tbem
a good audience. Season tickets for
Twelve evenings cost but one dollar. and
individual tickets cos but twcnty.fve
cents, school children ten cents. The on.
IRE proceeds will he devoted to enlarcinc
the library. o"e
NO more important claim can come 70 /
me people. A taste for good readinc |
means an education. If this taste is NOT
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-12-13
A Gift to Give.

1t is often difficult TO decide what to get
your friends for holiday gifts. Here j. a
suggestion:
Good morning, Jennie, have brought
you nice present" said Gertrude, AS she
handed her friend neatly wrapped pack.
age.
The pale, weary looking girl, who was
slowly recovering from severe illness,
opened the bundle and held up Il large
bottle of clear, rich medicine
Hoods Sarsaparilla.' she exclaimed.
II have been reading about it today and
wished had bottle.
On New Years Day Jennie was able to
be out on The street, and to her friends
who remarked how well she was looking
she simply said, Hoods Sarsaparilla,"
and everyone of them knew it was this
great medicine that had given back her
health.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-12-13
ORE MINERS WANTED.

a 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. 0. PETIT,
Supt. Ore Supply.
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acquired IN youth, ninety-nine times out
OF hundred it will never he acquired
PARENTS should be interested in this mat
Ter as IT lite depended upon it. Besides
,he value OF the end to be obtained. the
lectures and entertainments are to be in.
structive and will be worth three times the
admission fee Parents, do your duty aud
snow your interest by buying the tickets
and attending. You can not afford to lie
Indifferent
AT $50 ?. VI. on Friday evening the
doors will be open, at 3 o'clock the pro-
gram will begin and at Q it will close.
GET A TICKET AND COME.
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remarkable Kescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain. Plainfeld, III.
makes the statement, that she caugh,
cold which settled on her lungs; she was
treated for month by her family physi-
cIan, but grew worse. He told her she
was HOPELESS victim Of consumption and
mat no medicine could cure her. Her
druggist suggested DR.. Kings New Dis
covery fer Consumption; she bought A
oettle and to her delight found herself
benefited from first dose She continued
ITS use and after taking six bottles, found
herself SQUAD and we'll now does her own
nousework, and is as we'll as she ever was.
rec trial bottles Of this Great Discovery
at j. W. kelIy's drug store. Only 80 cents
and 81, every bottle guaranteed. g.
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Eloped But Were Brought
Back,

Tuesday morning of this week An.
drew Williams and Miss Bessie Zepp
aged about Is and l6 respectively ,elo-
ped and started to Kentucky on horse
back where they expected to get mar
ried. Soon after their departure the
brother of the young lady learned of
the affair and, with an officer, pro-
ceeded in hot pursuit after them.
They were overtaken at a minister's
house just across the line in Harlan
county. The minister was discuss
ing the advisability of marrying the
couple when the pursuing party ar
rived. The young lady was immedi.
ately taken in charge and brought
back to the Gap. Miss Zepp is
daughter Of Charles Zepp, who is con
nected with the Tannery, and young
is son of d. G. Williams,
who lives about mile below town.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-12-13
TEACHERS, TEACHERS.

Inc next meeting for the teachers OF
Richmond District and Big Stone Gap will
be held in Big Stone Gap on Saturday,
December 10, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. The
program has already appeared in the Posi-
IN The report of the last meeting. and those
placed on the program are aware of it.
This is the last meeting Of the century
and every teacher should he present. None
should fail to attend. There will be bust
ness to receive attention that should not
be neglected. Let all come.
r. H. Sheppe, League Pres.
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Killed at Horizons Summit.

We learn that Sam Good was run
over by the Virginia & Southv estern
passenger train at Horizons Summit
Monday night and instantly killed
Good was crossing the track on a
mule, and while on the track the mule
"bucked," and before he could get off
the train run over him with the above
result. Good was employed at w.
A. Heads saw mill near that place.
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New Coal and Coke Company

The Cherokee ColIiery Company
is being formed, says the Bluefeld
Telegraph, for the mining of coal and
the manufacture of coke. 1t takes
its name from the Indians who COM
mitted the Abbs Valley Massacre.
The new company's lease is on the
North Fork Branch, and as soon as
charter is secured and the officers are
elected active operations will begin.
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FOR SALE.

| have seven cornfed and well fat.
tened hogs to sell that will average
about $50 lbs. Also the same
number of younger hogs that will
weigh nearly 100 pounds, very fat.
JOHN w. Fox, SR.
Nov. q, 1900.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-12-13
Stops the Cough
and Works off the Cold

Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets cure a
e9'd IN one day. No Cure, no Pay. Price
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Try Us On
Raisins,
Prunes,
Mince Meat
Salad Oil,
Jelies and Preserves,
Canned Fruit and Vegetables,
Armour's Canned Meats,
Armours Hams, Shoulders BIT Bacon.
and Staple Groceries Of all kinds
Clothing, Shoes and Dry Goods
Big Stone Gap Furnace Supply Co.'S
General Store.
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@M%,x~

This signature Is on every box OF the genuine
Laxative BrOmO+Quin Tablet
the remedy that cures cold I'm one -
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-12-13
The Treatment Of Cage Birds

We all love birds, but few know how {,
care for them properly. Every one own.
ing bird will therefore lie interested in a
hook containing over one hundred and ff-
ty engravings aud photographic plate
showing all the different kinds OF fancy
canaries in their natural colors, it gives
full information in regard to song and
fancy canaries aud how TO breed them for
profit Hints OF the treatment and breed
ing of all Kinds of cage birds, with de-
scriptlons Of their diseases and the rene
dies needed to cure them. All about par
rots and how to teach them to talk. In
structiors for building and stocking in
lviary. The most complete book of the
kind ever published, irrespective OF price.
Mailed to any address on receipt Of ljc
~ the "Associated Fanciers," 400 ~ Bird
st., Philadelphia, Pa.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-12-13

Mert McCorkle has been on the
sick list for several days.
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The Big Stone Cap Post.
rprRsDAY, DEC, IL, 1900.
LOCAL ITEMS.

gB Stokes, of Bristol, was in
=, l,s week
Nc cCorkle spent a few days
Tmvell last week.
M Wen;z and wife left Sunday
.r,i,, on TIP to Philadelphia.
n Price, OF Bristol, was in town
EGrig.
l,,s Davis. of Luna, Ohio, was a
,,.,n the lntermont Saturday.
gK Price, OF Norton, was in
n ssniay.
jir ". H. Bond, OF Wise, spent
piy night in town en- route to
b. City.
h. R. G Matheson, of Gate
tn iIlsd his regular appointment
Dis place Sunday.
| H. Thomas. of johnson City,
Isrs,iered at the lntermont Sat
H.
Ytin Marcus, Of New Orleans,
GIfsv days in town last week. J.
m &. F. Smith. of Tazewell. |
,g,lelei at the lntermont last p
b. Bristol Foundry aud machine =,
Is, st Bristol, was destroyed by =,
bit week. =,
Vn P Kent and II. b. Wampler, II,
|nn'nt insurance men Of Wythe- be
spent Sunday in town.
| 4 l. Kelly, Of Bristol, attorney n
The Virginia Iron, Coal and Coke "
.ahy was in town last week.
c Cole, Of BarbourSville, Ky, m,
sg'sered at the lntermont Fri G,
a. J. Kesner, Representing the WI y,
Courier, was in town Tues o'
l Buckley, prominent Knox
.mnmer, was in town last
Oily left Tuesday morning to
e shsre he has accepted in
as sergeant Of the county hea
few
49, y "lchlhOhd, OF 0ate City, N'
MAY night in town, en- route OF
"a areult court at Wise. Mr.
D'ai, the popular represent he
,S' Miller Supply Company, go;,
'Nddlesboro Monday night. for
FL Green's advertisement :
we and call and examine 7=
No doubt he can sell you ~ 9l!s
'a'ap as any store in town. 9
Adjourn, the huStling shoe l5
md Charles a. Gill, Gl
Il clothing man, left Tues 9l
''''I'a c. H., Ky. g
~ two week, until Christ 6l I
'st'iy Of Xnas tricks is a tG !
say Christmas we will @
~ lime IN the Gap this g
RiIIenger went to Bris. lS
!" Wit relatives. Mrs. D
''''d accompanied her over l9
wy and returned the I@
lGl I
lg lEl
%''I. Of Tacoma, spent a E \
.. @Sn last week. Mr.. 6l
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