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Decorah-posten., 1900-10-16
6orlisz proceuten.
Rorge fan Oppiie bet beieite Sal
oeiaa ior 1899.

Qlopbs Rsgiftsr uopiier. at Der /
1899 i~orltIe euer Conference.-The idIt
996 Stibe paa tiliammsn 7e3,508
SOns, osri lite meotagst Gartsier paG
uuoer 100 IONS. $50 Uarisisr paa
469, 621 Sors bar 9dmpl,ibe og 600
SsilFibe paa tiIiammsn 31a.SS7
IONS.
gF be TorFieriss aariuser til Va
b,ne taar Stranoirg iOm 70. l mso
SO pct. 0ampFibe % A pct. for
5eilFtbsues geotommsnos. 9ernaIt
tommsr aomosmnation 81 Oct. al
6ele @erbens Jtaabe. aouiiiun CT
QarTugen til II pet. At 9ampIti6suss
Undergoing.
II Oct. af Seilfibeue er rappprt.s
rebe ION iauReOe, % 10 pct. Tom for
lact / aaben SIS.
VT be fem 5unoslsmdrtner, Der eIsr
optr ! Wttlllou IONS. Ngureret 1loIse
iqisu mso BEN hsieits GorlisprOccnt
remlia msc 500 pct, m,oeus Sprs
lamb fun BAR ESQ Bet, % Gnglanb
suoo9 life mere snb $50 pct.
0st fremgday al SG6elsrne, at oss
L 5or9pIo tabss Iau9t Fer. SsiIfibe
sro IampRi6e, bet eer for Be foilts
geo,ommcnoe fun &c ta6t 2.24 pct.
at QntaGst ca 2.3s qct. al soauaseu.
meosus S,ilni6ssobtt uogiOroe 5.3S
Bet. at QntaGst cs 4.66 pct. AZ Scu'
udGen.
gorae 6ar mt'.. 70 Tarpsre pad
1G.O1s Gems g,ois ,1sr 244 pct. AZ
@rtaast On 217 Oct al gpHuagen.
Of 5sil7ibe tabt, Ror9s i'te min
Or, sno 13l 5tj6, po1 72119 IONS
tier 40 9,t. AZ GntGGt: o5 7.54 Oct.
al SorHogsH.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-16

til GET, ubeiprDe pprinbelis life bare
ct praftetalb. men unfoaes fom si
Reniskb. MIsrsbe 1s4s pa~abespnbs
tee SettIementet. ibet fem TdmiIi.r
ben CONNER nsoiutts fis Rarbebsn
al bet Steb. bDor @ierpsn airts ftaar.
5lere tom inart efter ps tos fig eano,
o~menbfisnt lite ole itrar b.spnot,
Rpcninesurbeipet. aaret 1S49 par
Der imiolertib csiaa obfiliss. Der
bapbs pcpet Jig faa lanst peit Tom til
bet Strss, Der iensre tom til. at ubs
siere 9aloers Menisbeo. Samme
@or aflasbe osiaa Pafpr Stub Rps
bpseerne Der / Manituipoc ut ferIte
geisg. Den Abe Sttpber 1850 boIot
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-16

fra bin fertile Glib. raar man bill bare
en- paaiieeIis U~OrtegnsIis pper &c
albise Settler. Der pao Sttbtt, iaa
Ieberss berpeo en- @fFrift al oisfe 124
glapne. (9e trflrrer pgiad isIo, at
be Tar tesnet sner label t,gns fine
Rdpne.)
R gRotbiipn, gnSr. aauusuiou, Chr. gu'
eerisu, CARS Natbiinn, Vim. AitpI. auus
grneion, 9bas. Solberg GhtaI Rtialion,
Siat Carton, anbsrs @rini, Gbrfsu 0eiion,
10. u. SpuerluR, Gnoers Station, @abr.
Nbrabumion, Ole GnbreairU Stat Sanion,
@uIbr. @ulbrauion Sob. &rnoion. Suul
CliOn, uIri, SuIion, Wtis 8r2 Ole Gppen.
auuo s. aabsrs, Soie gnl4uoipu, gpen
@ieruIOicn, Sobu 9asieisn, paIsOr SIiou,
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-16

9ir.s I Wanitopoc gourtp. Den pa-
orfsrt Of 2ps o. fob | mango adr
fem ct WinoesmGrte om ~llr'snosns
9irmpetrcr. 9stte 9uosbus blep |
9esanoeIisn tiloels osfaa bernttst az
@oIoers, sIsrs 6olDtss for bette 0i.
itritts @sotomm.Hoe @uostisreitsr
en- tioloug | Suienf. 5
Rarta Modnsb 1853 pddbespHotes
Grbetost paa Den fsrfte cttstdnteoe
8irtebpgning / @dIoers. Rihasl
'gIst,,Iisn a 8psmsfsr, og 9siten
1854 'pnes ben at pGrs tdsen ! Brig.
Den 26os og 27oe September 1856
blsp otsIs 10 isrite uorits lutberIts
airtsr btr pad Steb,t I gi.rpeu og
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-16

GIion @ulbr. @ulbrauoio on Scrum 5bOnns
Dliou, 9uuo anioioE Suortum, Ole HuW
berg, 8. SaHioa 8. w Sanion. 9orius
&~ipitulion Sac. gtaoioH IorluS abrabGm.
ion, Gle goenien @uonrIlo @uomuuoi ion,
Gle Cliuu, Maos Cliou, 6ans MnoioA Ole
gbrifsuien, @unoer Maoiou, Riis Waoiou,
Ole W3apion, elias Sulppri on, 9eOer Nab.
Jon, Sprsn Carton Galtao, Ole Carton
Bnleitao, @isrulo Souiou, STA. Station,
Cars Station, Ole SUeroicu, 3oban Ghr.
ii%iunicu, Ole 3oriusieH 5acpb SntporiOu,
Sens @uuoerion Sers 0alporieu. anuo
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-16

l9gselie og 8eparelie Der | 2anoet.
Sermeb bar ba bet ssentlige Seitprps
gram afiluttst, pg Orbet blep MI sipet
frit til bpiltsuiombelit. aorts 2alsr
bolbtes blunbt anbet at atrterdaoss
meblem, Sr. Sbomas Soruion %
paitor 8. q. Strsm. Sort | often
ftumrineen git man fra bperanore,
bper til TT - uben 5ptpl ole peItils
fr.bie og mere tatnsmmelige. @i bup~
be a1s lart noset, % be fefte msget.
Grinbrineen ON forbrms lib bar OPP
friftet bos be 8amls, % 8ileber fra
bin ipunbne Sib bar malebe for be
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-16

0aIoers britioeIi9 inopieos. 5 6sIts
liobeosrne oeltog forubtn Stesst8
QrGit ogiua qaitor u. 6. prsus fra
a~ofbionong, qaitor s. u. 9rsls fra
Spring Pratrte % qaitOr .. j. 0uu5
fra Waupaea.
8 9psn boIotss o%prinoeIig Gubsties
rsiterns / ct oHeutIi9t StoIsbus. Der
Isrers blep tisbt at Weuigbeoen cg
enbnu sr oens Gienbom.
: 1866 be'lutttoes at iiebe Iomt
% bpgge 9trte. Den opfsrtes at q.
g. gabsrg og tuopieoes Ssuoag ben
2Sbe 5sbr. 1869. que oisTe tire atrs
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-16

8eboelfesbuI.ns | Stttlementst bar
eurnu faa. lmua % turpslise, ben
pau6s9pnote cher pdutGntts prGitebOs
Iig bar beIer life fnrois. men ct
@uosbus mso en- inohegnst og tnooie'
9rapplubs banbe be reiit iis. 0enns
airtsbbsning. bporaf Der lsosrss ct
giqeoe, er aItIaa en- al bore aaer'
ploIte airtsr Der / 8eiter, liseiom ben
lie bare sr ben ferfte lut6sr'ts, men
piItnot oeIaa ben fcrite proteitantiits
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-16

nssang pdu 2anbet | Ole 2urIsn
9aaeitabs !Sus, bpor lisnsnbe Be-
itemmeIfer bIsp futtebe os en- Msntss
beosprbnins poa II puragraHer bleu
peotogen. Ssrenb Salbsbrspst bleo
afienbt til paitor SttsIen blsp bet
unbertesnet at 113 Meblemmer, pg
inosn bans gntomit til Wenisbebsn
1852 bar bsnne RapneIiIte poret til
124. 0a benne Cite maa onTses
fpr BET oigttgite biitoriite Document
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-16

ban / Manitopuc gp BET fsrite egenss
Zig orsaniiereoe MenisbeOsmeoe, boor
en- miolertioie 9pnititition blep anita
get os aaIbsbren ubItebt til pdftOr
Sttefen. @aoren 1851, ben lob,
SUM-. boIbtes after unber 9uitor
Clubs 2ebelis st Menigbsbsmsbe, benz
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-16

S be at Yaitor Stub inbfsrte PRO-
totoler, Der aiiluttsbes for Wsott
lob, Sebr. 1852 omtales lite ben
gdmIs airie snbmi Tom tosst ! Brig,
men til BET fprite Wenigbepsmpoe, ions
gaitor Ottsfen afboiot / Gierpsn ON
Ssfen 1852 bar ben ialfalb frrei9.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-16

auuoion. - osr ogiul bar bpggst
Yr9Hegaarnsn ~ og Snuo R9bdseu
fra Wonitopoc. 9sggs oisle airltr
sr Jramsbpsuinasr b.sae CT forIppsos
meb itieut,lingeHoe tore airtstlpttsr
os mutt, gibsorgler. Crslst I
0alosrs tr eslri5 en- ttfautntarif
Gaps fra 5r,e, Spsnicn % Suiru.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-16
50 MarSfrltrn | Wjcrpfn.
TOr be Menigbeber, Der oprinoeIig git ltoer
.geapn at ManitoipOc og Smegn.
2lfholot oen 25oe September 1900.

merebe I9nse bapbe bet p9ret paa
Sale banbe / Bpen os pad 2anbet at
feire Tmriiuarsfeften for Wenigbss
bers @runoIasselie puo en- bsitibsli9
Maabe; men bet bier llnsbomsfores
niusen | gierpen, Der tom til at saa
I Spibfen.
Deb at arransere en- Geft iii Winps
ON ben ptgtise 8~esipenbeb, at en- Mez
nisbeb ftiftebes pmtrent TO Iur, efter>
at be fsrft. fem Samilier bapbe neos
fat iis Der paa Stebet pilbe be llnss
bGbre be 9amle, os Diie, at be bar tat
nsmmslise fsrit og fremt mob Cub
og bern9f o9iaa mob bine gamls
8unebrpbere = beres G9ore - fnr
ben Smfors. bisfe baobe piit for OF
forplante oe peblisebolbe ben luz
tberfte Sro os getienbelie Der / bette
9anb. Do 4arsbuesn ben Abe Stt.
lite fdlbt paa Ssnoas, og bet bess
uben an'aaes for at bore TENT paa
aaret for en- 5eit / bet 5rie, iau palss
tee Ssnbas ben 23be Sept. p9 en- be-
leilisere Dag piloe man panitslis
BABE facet. Oct bar life bare fart
@eir belle 9asen. men psiua messt
miGbt. 0enne Smftanbisbeb bioros
uben 9Dipl Iaare meget til at forbsi.
ben feitlise Stemnins, LEGION ben
osfaa Lsttebe SiIiirsmninsen fra
fisrnt os NOR. Site bare Gierpen,
men osiaa Manitopoe os @albsrs
Menisbeber bar talris reprafentereoe,
ia Der bapbe osfua inbfunpet fig ens
telte Samilier fra 9ibipn Menisbeb,
Tom mi betienes at pdtor Sborfen.
Sra gpen Tom Der Ggtrdtos, ps fere
fiert, ub, tbldnot benz ct Muiitforps,
tilbsrenbe ben inf Iutberite Menisbeo.
Soften bolbtes ON S%ormiboagen /
airten. SamIs paitDr 8. u. Stub,
Menigbeoernes Stifter, bolbt Seits
practitioner. 90 bernie bill blibs trptt
/ fin Selbsb, ftal jss life fsSs at siens
gipe noset at ben. Den siorbe ct iers
eset Snbtrpt paa ben talrige 6orfum>
ling. Gntelte at be Si~litebeDerenpe
bapbe 10 ugiaa peret meb, ba pditpr
Stub for femti Oar fiben e~runpeb.
Wsnigbebeu; andre = De bet bar
Slertallet - bapbe 10 bare bsrt pm
bet; men bet bar psiuu for benz en-
&~lpprstunb. - gfter prebitensn OPP
lGfte paitor @lfien en- 9ilisn fra DC
nisbeoernes fsrite fate preIt, QaItor
s. q. Sttefen, hporpaa 9aitpr Sbora
fon tulte liot om be samle pr9ftsr
iier, og bpab ben nprfs lutberfts
&irte ber ftDlber bisie ielbfprnestenos
pg iprise Qrbeibere / SUBS Sirte.
Otter OptaseIfen at ct Subelofsr og
Gfinngelien at Salmen 412 bar Ssis
tioelisbeberns | 8trteu uffluttebe, pg
man began fig til 2unben peb 9reitez
guurbsn for Der, efterat bape npbt
bier for fig fin Mibbagsmab at forts
i9tte programmed / bet Srte. Om
Gftermiboagen bar Der perelpis Saler
og Sang, os life at forsIemm. NuIit
peo fsromtalte tpIte Muiittprps fra
ghsn. Sibftnapnte bibrog / en- betps
beIts Grab til at brinse 5orIumIinssn
/ en- feitlis Stemning. Gfterat en-
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-16

tOrtfatsi Menisbepsbitoris BAR OPP
loft af Steeets praft os en- Silfsn
fra paiior Rlib, bolot grof. R. g.
Inhsrion ct Gorsoras ON De norits
gioneerer Der / bette 2ano.
Den n9'te Sdlsr bar 4opotat o.
T. 9orriion. Dan minotoe ON be
norfs Snbpdnhrer.s Strobaoier,
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-16

fen for BEN; be bapbe nemlig blanot
anbet oeiad beisrsst imutte 6otosrcs
FER al ben samle % uprinbeIiss Gisrs
pen airts. os bisie 9iIeber hooeIies
gratis / 5oriomlinstn, % Tom rimss
list tunoe barre, blep Der fat uisssn
Yris poa BEN.
De Isnisbeoer. Der nj bar iaurIsbe
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-16

Att tait eier 6amilisn ls6 200 gsrss.
3su igo!ise GreH al Semitic 6pbets
;olsrea sier sn Graft pna 10000
SlersS. 5prjteR Of StOlbsrg &sriuse'
reee sit. Siuge ION BATTER 10000
Heres. cmrent iaa itpr en- 9dnOitrats
ming fem SpeH 9hitago "a 6pritsu
al glsis eisr 10000 Aeres mep StcU-
Lamb.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-16

Sapn ps 9ienporoisbebsr FAINT
ON bet fore Duspnrt, be bar uofsrt.
os ba life minoit for airtsns Srunos
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-16
Gier tore glove.

Cen faraeliss praiTiie Jam;ij. s;tr
be nuite StogrUIninger / T9itIaHo,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-06-01
A Splendid Performance ce

We fail to understand why the
Southwell Opera company should
have met frosty reception by cer-
tain Honolulu newspapers. The
company lie up. to-dste, and there is
ample talent in the combination
which naturally does not claim to
possess Patti or Melba.
The Chi mese of Normandy or as
we knew the beautiful operette in
days gone by, "Les Cloches de Cor
neville," was very we'll represented
last evening at the Orpheum before
large audience We have had no
opportunity to judge OF the merits
of the:Southwell company until lsst
evening aud We are pleased to cay
that their rendition of the opera was
highly satisfactory to those who
know the difference between a com
mon coon song and molady from a
master Of classical music.
VIM. Wolff proved himself in the
part of the miser splendid actor
and singer of great merit.
The ghost scene failed to a Ger.
tain extent owing to tho calcium
lights, but during the whole evening
Mr.. Wolff showed great dramatic
power.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-06-01

W.Q fl has a fiue baritone and
did full justice to the part OF the
MARQUIS OF Corn, VILE. Why the
marquis should go around dressed
as a Mexican cowboy is not explain
ed, it is the first Instance in which
we have seen Henri rigged out in
that manner. Goff will always be
heard with pleasure here. His voice
powerful aud highly trained aud
his stage appearance is excellent,
Brauson is first class comedian
and ably supported Bonville
who took the part OF the Baillie.
Miss Ladd was very fac "lost
Marchioness" as far as acting and
singing was concerned and all the
ladies of tho company from the
primadoupa to the girls in the back
row OF the chorus deserve great
praise.
The Orpbeum is way-up and the
Southwell company deserves the
patronage Of the whole community.
We don't ask the public to listen
to newspaper criticism, but we sim
ply say, so and see for yourself, list n
to tbs voices OF ths talented singers,
and then, 60 again.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-06-01

When even a red-hot republican
like Iaukea ia supposed to be de-
nounces the party 10 which he has
affiliated himself, is it not time for
the Hawaiians to take tumble to
themselves and remember the words
Of the maker Of that republican
resolution, that the object is to pre-
vent the Hawaiian from voting.
We do not know where Iaukea had
his dinner or the label OF his gu
spiration" but for once he came out
as a true Hawaiian aud another
"label" will make him jump with us
over the Pail which stands as a
threatening wall between the perse-
cuted Rawaiians and political liber-
ty and freedom.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-06-01

Rentucby's famous Jesse Moore
Whiskey, unequalled for it's purity
and excellence. On sale at any OF
the saloous and at Lovejoy & Co.,
distributing agents for the Hawaiian
islands.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-06-01

the chances are they will be against
ns. Ii we take up aud consider any
thing OF this kind tflourishing a
copy of the rules) l say it will be
ruinous for the party with whom we
have allied ourselves. l speak on
the ground that I represent more
native votes on this Island than any
other Hawaiian here.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-06-01

The City Carriage Co. is now in
the livery business. 1t has buggies,
surreys, wagons, ETC., on hand at all
hours of the day or night. Tele'
phone lib.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-06-01
FRIDAY, JUNE /, 1900.
THE cLovEN HooF.

The INDEPENDENT has been COM
pelled to criticize, in severe language
perhaps, the attitude of the Hawai-
ians who ran pell- nell into the
camp of the Republican party and
formed opinions and expressed ideas
which certainly could not yet have
been matured in their minds,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-06-01

been matured in their minds.
They listened to the men who had
financial pull on their purses and
to the sugar trusts from which they
derived their temporary income.
They pretended to believe that the
missionary" machine was ever
honest to the Hawaiians, but we are
pleased to record that the scales of
deception fell from their eyes when
the Thurston faction of the Repub-
lican party showed it's cloven hoof
in it's attempt to foist upon the
party rules and regulations which
were intended to prevent the Ha-
waiians from going to the ballot box
as free men.
Delegate Humphreys stood up in
the convention and spoke in strong
language against the proposed rules.
A recent pet of Mr.. Dole, a Judge
Smith of Jerusalem-beg pardon
Hilo-defended the attempt to
muzzle, and then Curtis Piehu Iau-
kea arose and in words which can
not be misunderstood stated the ex-
act position of his Hawaiian friends,
and proved that although business,
opinion or inclination have made
him drift away from the shrine
where Hawaiian patriots still wor.
ship, his love for his countrymen,
his all-absorbing interest in the
welfare OF his brethren have not
died yet.
This is what Iaukea said Eve quote
from the Advertiser and not from
the notes OF our own representative
whose report makes Mr.. Iaukea's
denunciation moro emphatic), and by
his true and noble words he wiped
out many on old sore:
feel as a delegate to this conveu-
tion that before we go further and
consider the rules and bylaws,
should make an appeal with the
hope that it might be considered.
Not long ago l was called upon 10
denounce certain transactions that
transpired in one of the precincts
in this district. Now l am called
upon to denounce actions in con.
nection with the production of this
document. 1t is, am sorry to cay,
against the side which l ordinarily
would have believed.
Public charges have bcen made
that these rules emenated from
source that it was meant to keep out
the Hawaiian votes. Up to the
present this statement has not been
denied.
| will depounce as far as lies in |
my power these rules, and say TO
you that you are treading on dan
gerous ground. What have you
done for the Hawaiians as yet7 1t
ia our duty to win them over. We
can never win their support when
we take up measures that are against
them.
l learned tonight, and l am au-
thorized to state it on the floor Of
this convention, that Mr.. Lorrin
Andrews, whose party up to this
time / was supporting, said that
these rules were to keep the Ha-
waiisns out of their rights. Brother
want to bring this forci-
bly, to you, that to day We stand on
dangerous ground; aye. on very
dangerous ground.
The natives are now preparing to
form independent organizations, aud |
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-06-01

The INDEPENDENT 80 cent per
month.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-07-05
70 send him without giving him
berth up in Alaska.


TmE development in China oil ram
wavs and telegraphs, which seems 10
have figured largely among the caus-
es Of the anti-forcign riots now }"
China is described in considefao'e
detail in a recent publication OF the
Treasury Bureau of Statistics, emu, !,
,,sd "Commercial China in 1879.
It shows that the telegraph system o.
China included in 1899 about 3'VVo
miles of line in operation, and tina.
the railroad system included GOV ,
m;lss Of road in active operation ana
ever 5000 miles projected. Inc 'e'-
egraph system connected all Oh ' y,
oon;,.ls Of the Provinces with the
National Capital, Pekin, and IN Turn
oonnoc,ed with the Russian tsans-oi'
benan telegraph line and the 0'eaI
cables. 1t appears from tue 'e'o"
reports that those lines have IN n many any,
cases been destroyed by the an'i-'or
o;cn uobs and armies. The railway
thus far constructed belong to tn
Chinese governwcnt and were con
structed under its control ana o''e'
ton at its expense.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-07-05
Some Ways to Help XIII a
Town,

Buy.of peddlers as often ana as
much as possible.
Denounce your merchants because
they make a profit on their goods
Glory in the down fall OF any man
who has done much to build up the
city.
Make your town out very Oaa
place and stab it every chance you
get.
Refuse to unite in any schemes Tor
the betterment Of the material inter
ests of the people.
Tell your merchants that You can
buy goods a cool deal cheaper l"
some other town, and charge them
with extortion.
Keep every cent You get, and don t
do anything OF public nature unless
you can make something out OF II
directly.
Patronize ontside newspapers to
the exclusion Of your own. and then
denounce them not being as BIZ as a
big city paper.
If a stranger comes to town tell
him everything is overdone and pre-
diet general crash Of the town II
the near future.
Keep up a divided public Sent'
ment and knife every man who DIS
agrees with you on the methods o
increasing business.
II you are a merchant don't adyer
tise in home papers; buy a rubber
stamp and use it. 1t may save yo''
a lew dimes and make the paper lool
like it was published in a one hors'
town.-Erehanye.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-07-05
Roanoke College.

The forty-seventh year of Roanoke Col
lege was successful, especially from a
financial standpoint. The students came
from ten Northern and seven Southern
States and the District of Columbia, with
six from Porto Rico, two from Cuba, and
one each from Japan and Korea. There
was also one Oneida India from WiscOn-
sin. With an able and experienced Fac
ulty, comprehensive courses of stady and
a library of 22,OOO volumes, Roanoke Of
fers many advantages at small cost. Sa-
lem, with its beautiful scenery and health
ful climate, its six churches and no bar
rooms, is an ideal college town. The cat
alogue Of 63 pages shows that Roanoke is
keeping abreast of the times in facilities
audmethods. A copy of it, with the, June
ColIegian, may lie had by addressing the
President, DR.. julius d. Dreher, Salem,
Va,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-07-05
GLORIOUS 4YH.
In Biz Stone Gap a Grand
Success.
BALL GAMES AND OlHEn
SPORTS.

The most interesting part OF the Pro'
cram thc committee had arranged Tor inc
celebration was the series oil BAL. s""',
hetveen the various teams of Wise ana
Ioe counties. The Athletic Assocra''oh
rrenared nice banner with the Woros
"cb,mpionso painted thereon to be given
to the winning team of the final game o"
the Fourth. which is, at least Tor '"'
present, to be known as the champion u
Lee and Wise counties. A large humoc'
ofhalls and bats were also presented the
winning team as present from 'n'
Athletic Association. The games pre-
paratory to the final one on the fou'''
we're played as follows
| rtDcT CANE
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No women in the world stand for
greater and more loving thoughtful
ness for the men of their families
than do the women of America, says
the Ladies Home Journal. No sac
rifles is too great for an American wife
to sacrifice for her husband. The
business men of this country must
slow up, and one step in that direc-
ton is life, after business hours,
away from the places of their activi-
ties. The American country suburb
can be the salvation of the American
business man. And, likewise, can it
give more easily adjusted life to
our women. For our children it ad-
mits of no question. Cities never
were made for children.
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CAPTAIN CoGuLAN, of the Navy,
who was said to have been "exiled"
to the Puget Sound Naval Station at
Bremerton, Washington, for singing
"Hoch der Kaiser" has been forgiven
and ordered home. Capt. Coghlan
became illustrious as one Of the COM
manders in the battle of Manila Bay
and notorious subsequently for his al
legged irreverence for the German En-
peror. in command Of the cruiser Raj
eigh. 1t is understood that Baron
Won lIolleben, the German Ambassa-
dor. made representations to the Ma
Wy Department, and Capt. Coghlsn
was placed on shore duty as far away
from Washington as it was possibls
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r,cased with the exercises Of the day and
that when they celebrate again 1t Will he
in Big Stone Gap.
The Biz Stone Gap Band furnished mus
Ic throughout the day. The band has
only been organized few months but
their mucic was excellent and highly
plcasing to the spectators.
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Struck out.-by Wentz 4, by Mullins D.
bv Howard ), Couk Z, vu,.. a
Base on balls.-by Wentz y Mullins W
Howard 3, Couk ,.
Passed halls.-Goodloe 2, Denny y
p;lnandI ~..uvu /, rrIdem0re Z,
3 base hits.-Goodloe !, Guy Taylor2.
Umpires.-Wentz and COuk.
Wentz pitched the first five innings ana
Mullins the last four; Howard pitched first
five and Couk last four.
About three hundred spectators witness
ed the game from the grandstand and the
surrounding shade trees. From beginning
to end it was a clean game played IN a
gentlemanly way by both teams. Jones
ville's captain, Pridemore, and his team
won admiration as a gentlemanly lot OF
young men.
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FINAL GAME.

Rae Sroxr Gar vs.. EAST SroNk Gar.
The Big Stone Gap boys had wo" on
srst and second rounds and it remained
for them to measure bats with the EASY
Stone Gan boys, who alone remained ~
the field to dispute the honor D'''y us"
and Dave sewel were chosen on nom'"a'
tion of the two captains to umpire the
game ard they nut up a neat BIT OF un''
hiring. neither one being interested IN the
one or the other side.
At2p. m, before crowd Oh ""o"'
five thousand people the East stone boys
wont TO the bat, with the teams in batting