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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-06-06
THEHOME G0LDCURE
An lncenuous Treatment bv ur+
DrurSards are nelng Cures
Daily in Spite OF
Thorn selves
No NoNious DOSES No Weass--
ms OF tho Nerves a Pleasant
and Positive Cure For
the Liquor Habit.

90 u nov generals known aud lula
stood that Drunkenness is 81 disease s.
not weakness. A body filled with aa....
ami nerves completely shattered ig
odicai or constant use oi iutoricafu. n
"'ts' requires an antidoic capable ai a.-'
ifai'h'ns sna cradicatiug this poison. t.i.
destroying ihc craving for iuioEica.s
sufferers may BON cure themselves 81
nome without publicity or loss of ru'
from business by ibis wonderful -hUAt
GOLD CURE which has been perfected
alter many wears OF close study aud .r,l..
ment ot inchrlaics. The faithful use a-
eorang Co directions of this eou4cac
discovery is positively guaranteed io cla
the most obstinate ease, 30 matter Boo
hard q drinkcr. Our records SHOW ts
marvellous transformation Of Thousand
oi Druukards into sober, industrious AZ
upright men.
WIVES CURE YOUR HUSBAND,
CHILDREN CURE YOUR FATHERS
THIS remedy is IN uo sense a nostfum a-
Is specific for this disease only. and IS p
skiliiuliy devised and prepared that 30 s
thoroughly soluble and pleasant 90 iat
Taste, So that &c can be given in cgq 8
Yea OF coffee without the knorledge oiiat
person taking &c. Thousands Of Draus-
ards have cured themselves Sob co.'s
prieeiess remedy, and as many more aau
been Jared and made temperate men s
having the CURE" administered by low
ins friends aud relatives aiih0ut taef
kuo"l ledge ia cohee or tea. aud believe
today that they discontinued drinking d.
their oan free will. DO NOT WAIT D.
nos be deiudcd by apparent and mislead-
ing Improvement" Drive out the d.
ease az once and for All time TIE
HOME GOLD CURE Is sold al the e.
tfemely low price OF One Dollar, thus plae-
iDg within the reach OF every body treat
nsnt more ehectual than others costing
so 20 $50 Fan directions acsompani
each package. Special advice By skillee
phy sieians when requested without extn
charge, Sent prepaid 10 any part Of TIE
world on receipt Of One Dollar. Address
Dept. G. 5i7, EDWIN b. GILES a CoA-
rANl. 2Sj0 and 1881 Market Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
All correspondence strictly coa6densis :,
APPLE o.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-06-06
Spring
Medicine

Is Of the greatest importance. This
is the most eriticai season Of the
year, from a health standpoint.
II Is the time When you imperatively
need Hoods Sarsapsriils.
1t win give you a. good appetite,
parify and enrich your blood, bui.d
up aud steady your nerves, overcome
that tired feeling, give mental and
digestive strength - IN short, will
visAlizo your whole being, and put
You In perfect health.
Don't delay taking Il.
Don't experiment with others. Get
that which trial and test have proved
the best -
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-06-06

9" may as we'll expect to run a steam
e"s'"e ~sthout water ss 10 tud an active
energetic meH with torpid liver ana Won
may Nno~ that his liver IS torpid whoa he
docs not relish his food or feels Ian.
se'a si'ef eating, often has headache asd
80 soh'eu"es d.sxiness. A few doses Of
:. oeris,h Stomach aud LAYER
,~oae's ~iii restore bic liTer 10 It's normal
=, !, snet.ens' renew lss vitality. improve his
aad make him feel like new
!" kelis's dreg store. Dc
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-06-06

PnrAnENr Mc kNlEy decides chat
be ci,nuoi accept the action of DE
Cubsn Constitutional Convention
with reference O. tine Pistt amend
ment a message has been sent 20
that body % the effect that the Plat
amendment must be accepted without
Qualification or reservation. and until
that se,ion is taken occupation OF
Cuba by she United States viii con-
tinue. This decision was reached b.
the Cabiue, after the President had
discussed the situation with Senators
Plat and Lodge.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-06-06
HOODS
JdrSdpdriLLd

Best for Spring II have taken
Hoods Sarsapsrtiis whom needed Tor several
years and would not be without 70 IN ths
house. u is an excellent medicine and
heartily recommend its use in Che spring
and at any time when blood purifier and
tonic IS needed" MRS. +. NJ Fo0rE. q
Irving Place, Paszaic. Nj.
Spring Fever have taken Hoods
sarsaparllla f1r my spring medicine Tor
years and have always found it rcliabis
a1d giving perfect satisfaction. In The
spring % takes away caat tired feeling or
spring Fewer. gives energy and puts the
blood In good condition. Miss ErriE
CoiosSE. 1885 l0th Street. n. W. Washing
Ton. n. q.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-06-06
TON
BASE BALL NEWS.

ne lovers Of The national game mes al
we once OF hiigore & Kiigorc MONDAY
n's"' ana Organized team for the rest Of
sAe season. W h Lipps was elected
~ N NJ. ger g. I. hiigore, captain. and W.
F. l,iei mond. secretary.
"''. -sre about players present
can lie selected "
iho Fulton Reds will likely be ia con.
d'iion TO play bali bv Juir ana val
doubtless enter the contest Al RI. So,
Gap on the IN Of July.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-06-06

MR Sv,NsoN's challenge to ,he
Hon. A. J Montague is suii open
bus Mr Montague evidently dou't
want any more II his game After
making so many charges against him
!, looks 60 "a mau up tree" that
De shoaid either make them .n bis
presence or else shut up He is iu-
clinei % to neither. and OF course is
responsible Tor il ii his courage in
che premises b. questioned
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-06-06

Laxative BromO-Quinine T,sist.
the remedy that cures - cold IN 49, a.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-06-06

The above rates are Tor standing suvcrtiss-
scents only.
tcott ArVERfrsrErSrs siii b chsrr-
e fer Al ne rate q cents pr tire for each
Insertion.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-06-06

Z decided 90 trv s S. a.
hui must confess I rad
little fziih ieft In auv
medicine. After takinE
thethiri bottle I noticed
q change IN my ccnli-
ton This wastruIy en-
ccufsging. ant 7 deter
miucd 40 give s. s. Sa
thorough trial. Prom
thattimr oalheimprogc-
nest was rapiis < 5. s
secuted 60 have the dis
ease completely under
control the aor-s and
ulcers healed aud I was
eoou free from all signs
Of the disorder. ! have
occu st7ons ard healthy
A ~nfH~NI Na.aLs IA
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-06-06
WISE DEPARTMENT.
Local and Otherwise

Ges Beverley er Fe,naiia. VAS .u topu
REV. @ B sa.hcr. preached nc che 81
D Daufch. South, sunday 40 DO q. pol. and
p n. n.
he,. O.. W. hlgore ad. preach fof us
next sunday
BUILDING NOTES.
Paddock B., erecting land.om,
cottage ou Fulton avenue
a. y. NliIleu has just cumrfaf4G rf..
residence. and IS. D. Fulton la. ti.
mouse nc,ri7 ready lor occupancy.
10. d Niicr'- houee on D. K. street viii
soon he completed
zee" snd Hurt are getting a loi of fuo
stone on Che ground Tor che foundation oil
their bog Wholesale and retail store.
WORK on the First Baptist Church s
being pushed as rapidly as thc cuntr.ba-
lions viil permit
j. Z. Lipps has a me residence framed
ON Fulton avenue
John 81. beatty siil soon erect nice
residence ou Lipps street
MiiNnru Gillian Is commencing another
oH,iding on the.old al'l property.
~ ID 1ruhh BE- building on Cat street
s"a Is. +. Bruce has his building on East
THE CORPORATION ELFc-
TON.
On next Thursday, iho 6ih inst. the
eorporaiion will elect officers for the nerf
two years.
D. -. Kelly aud John Clay sre candidate.
, 20, mayor aud t.. F. GHly and samuel
wright want 90 serve the people A.. town
.eFsean' r. 7. Bruce, Il. J.. Knaorc.
- Dorton, DE-. j. ". Hin, e.. II Miller and
" d. Fulton arc talked OF for trustees.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-06-06
When The
Hair Falls
Ny C0RdlIIOa Could 7
Fave BeeR No Worse .

sc me 10 good vas getting worse Gil the
tine fny hair came out. ulcers arresre,i In ~
thTeat and month. my body was almost covered
Win copper colored aplofchrs and offensive
sores satarsd severely from rheumatic pains
g my hhouiders and arms. Ny condition couia
nave hcrn TO worse orlY those adlicted n va
san uu4ersiact my ruNerings ! had about
lost 80 hope 81 ever hcinz well again NE
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-06-06

eco mpanied By
mucous patches 10
the mouth. ersp-
tons on the akin.
sore throat. copper
oolored spiotch@
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-06-06
s,c STONE GAP FAIR.

Wig no, have Wise County
Fair Al Big Stone Gap this fsll9
With the expenditure Of little mon
ey We could make !, great success.
The good they DO Is immense. In
The FIRST place they bring a lot Of
people 20 the town, which Is a good
thing Tor the merchants. Thcy also
advertise the town. but prota-
bly, tho greatest hcncit 90 be derived
from them Is the improvement in
stock.
I, would be very easy 70 gc, MP q
Fair on a large scale at this place. as
it is conveniently located Tor this,
Scott. and Lee counties. and the bor-
aeting counties Of Kentucky n we
10 this and conduct them ON BUSH
ness basis. in n few Years thc annu-
al Fair 81 Zig Stone Cap woull be
The ono great event Of che ycai 90
The people Of these immediate
counties The farmers would
a, once begin 60 raise tho standard
Of iheii stock We would have thor
oughhrel horses ana cattle and q
premium at tho Fair would De an
honor eagerly sought Tor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-10
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

No think seriously doubts that FIVE years from
popaen and done oe ors e ssie, Nan Galveston Houston
San Antonio or Dallas. beaumont Journal
Neither did Editor Respess Of the erstwhe Beaumont
Herald doubt that he going stonsh the natives ana
make the Journal hard Editor Mcary evidently
INDUCING in a pipe dream
It does like Buffalo Is straning sna and swa
day and closes the Midway.--iimestone New Era
From the unanmiy with which people are keeping shll
about H. the Buffalo hoochiccooche must be simply great
and will bore for oil.--Marshall Messenger.
This is well for Palo Pinto
Colonel J. NJ Guffey has just announced that he is too
nomination for governor Of PennsyaUa There is evidently
money in oil than in public ofceLa Porte Chronicle
Matthew Stanley Quay, however find Pennsyb
yania very easy and lucrative.
Starving gold hunters in Alaska were rescued while in
Bryan Eagle ~ '"'S''
Perhaps he left it to them as legacy.
The Loekhart Post will have take to chewing to
empty--Lung Signal
The welcome to dip with us if it likes brand
The unexpected happens for Buck Bray negro farmer
residing Paris finds TWO white in his field stealing
town and hands them over to the authorities When
anu were each fined s. and given ten days in jail lad the
colors reversed would the punishment have
light San Antonio Light
The punishment might have been light, but the pun
shed would have been a whole lot darker.
Al Santiago during the Spanish the operation for
twenty-five days entailed loss Of killed and l44s
wounded In eight days Of hot weather in Philadelphia there
we're a3I deaths from sunstroke and prostratons
Denison Gazetteer.
OF course you mean well enough but it doesn't require
the compiling of statistics make prefer Phia-
depha
Oh for hog killing time Hallettsvie Herald
And please commence the that gets the car
first and takes the end
The Palestine Advocate has decidedly Greene tint this
week.
Some woud-be joker during temporary absence left
dark brown jug table yesterday 1t looked very like
brown jug knew in happier days and smiled
buttoned the neck OF shirt waist and raised the
lips. We like to aswallowed OF the blamed stuff
| before found it There is such a thing as
| carrying joke too far.Alkali Eye.
Want your paper for you until you
Lamb County Clipper.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-10
BEGINNING AT THE WRONG END.

Among the papers read before the British Congress
on Tuberculosis was an interesting by Dr. James
f. Allen of Pietermaritzburg the natural immunity
from the disease in Natal, South Africa.
After describing the physical conditions of the
try where the mdlands have altitude of from 1000
5000 feet the that the result of obser
walton and experiment went to prove that the wild
cattlethat u.s. the locally bred cattle running the
veldt-are free from tnbercle When caught, handled
and confined in COW houses and fed, MIXED used and
treated dairy cattle they lose their immunity and
may suffer from tuberce in the same degree dairy
cattle in England And he concludes that "the immun-
ty possessed by wild cattle in Natal is therefore not
directly due to climate"
Monkeys in Natal also immune from tuberoe.
Transported to Europe and confined in cages, they
perish from II in great numbers.
The doctor goes to say that human beings in
Natal develop the power OF resistance to uberce
as cattle and monkeys and claims that it is due to the
bodily perfection which results from the environment
condition of life the veldt The inhabitants live
an open-air life. "The best Natal house is but shell
ter from the and rain. 1t is, rule, only one
story with matchwood ceiling and well ventilated roof
The people sleep with the windows open night" and
indulge in all sorts of openair games and occupations
Dr. Allen thinks that the way to fight tuberculosis
by building up perfect bodies to resist it, He says
that attempting destroy the bacillus beginning at
the wrong end Of the problem" His whole paper is
telling argument in favor of the open-air treatment OF
the disease. Life of DOORS he thinks will prevent
| if it does not cure tuberculosis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-10
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Prof George c. Tildeu, the expert mineraogst OF Den
who recently reported have insane in San
Francisco his from Salvador is nephew of the
late Samuel J. Tiden.
Governor Taft of the Philippine commission, when at
Yale is said uniformly successful in athletic and
class competitions and OF such keable dspo
sition to be general favorite.
Hubert Herkomer the English Royal Acsdemican is the
Of Bavaran peasant. A German journalist who
y visited him his home Bushey England found
his house surrounded by Others occupied by his free pupils
The intervals between painting and teaching given up
tennis and cricket while Herkome himself fond of doing
carpenters work and improving his house.
Sir Clements Markham, who president of the Royal
Geographical society wished the Discovery godspeed in its
antarctic work in London the other day, July
and this he celebrates the jubilee OF his from the
rctic expedition of Sso-s Aside from his polar exped
ton of the great pieces of work he has done
roduee the cultivation of the cinehona
British India.
Rev James Adderey who has just accepted living of
St Marks Maryebone Read London is well known in
Ion of the leaders of the Christian socialist
Some few years ago he novel; Stephen Re
marx expounding his views and his novel had consider
able vogue and created effect the time Since then
he has been living in little monastery founded by himself
Ieddington.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-10

strike. In conformity with this announcement deaf
ear was turned the reasonable representations of
capable and Trustworthy workmen simply because they
had joined union and the power of the courts was in
yokod to mprison and fine them for organizing to Sc
concert Of action in striving for fair treatment
Now then, II is unlawful for labor TO unite in an
effort to maintain high wages and obtain short hours,
is it lawful for employers to enter into combinations
for the purpose of raising the selling price of the prod
uct of labor?
IT, as the courts have declared, union laborers must
not other laborers from doing they please,
what about such organizations the steel trust which
have coerced manufactures after another TO join
them or be squeezed TO the WALTZ
What about the demand OF the National Tube works
branch of the steel trustthat its men shall short
notice. sign individual contracts to repudiate any labor
union? Is that interference with the preroga-
tiyes of freemen?
Hitherto capital has prohted by the injunction pro
cess. What will happen now, that the other side is
going to try-it on. too?
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-10
SOME PosrscRlPrs.

This seasons shipment of gold from Dawson City up to
June IS Ss,ooo.ooo.
The British Electric Traction company has during the
past year earned { 100000 in penny fares.
The Mormons pushing vigorous propaganda in the
Eastern States OF America 100 missionaries being work
There $40 I-3 millions and 633 a-s millions
in this world giving the majority of IS rs
millions.
About letters of local origin for local delivery
the dead letter office from the Chicago every month
The whole human family is under ortyhve principal gov
Of which only six absolute monarehes and hf
limited monarchies.
Coins the mint strucknot nodded Nodded coins
shrink cooling and the variations in size help den-
tfcaton of base coinage.
The umbrella has taken firm hold upon the native of
India any upon the Bengali No less than 3ooo
umbrellas imported into the country year
The German language has greater power OF combination
of words than any other European By the liberal
OF the hyphen almost any combination may be formed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-10
THE NEW PETROLEUM TARIFF.

The railroad commission has more than met the ex-
pectatons of both the producer and the consumer in
its treatment of the crude petroleum tariff The rail
road traffic men displeased however, because OF
tie deep made in their rates and talk In mournful
tones of the reductions in to follow But their
sorrow to be taken too seriously II is part of
the duty of every good traffic to object to any re-
duction of freight charges and to repine for while as
well when one is made few days of griof and the
incident is forgotten in the neverceasng hustle for
business. In the long run, what at first looked
upon calamity becomes source Of congratulation,
owing to it's stimulating effect upon trade Tis viii
prove true of the oil tariff The reduction made
therein will make difference in railroad receipts at
start doubt but in the end the contrary will be
the case. heavy movement of oil is bound to follow
the lessening Of the charge for its transportation
which of itself viii the osetng of any loss OF
the shading OF the rate may occasion. Manu-
featuring viii advance with bound because of the ia
cility afforded Tor the obtaining of cheap fuel The
product of and enlarged factories WIFI furnish
more freight of profitable class to handle thus
ing another Of earnings for the railroads. In
deed viewed from the standpoint of results, the sha-
ton is anything but dscouraging for the traffic
Ag time viii be to reveal.
AS to the coal and Ignite men. there is Justice
in their claim that they have been Disseminated
against; neither is their logic good in asserting that
the oil producer alone will be benefited by the reduc
ton in rates, he will put up the price of oil just
enough to cover said reduction and add that much to
his profit Should the oil do that, the contention
discrimination would fall to the ground for the
sumner would remain where he is now-at the mercy Of
the coal and Ignite But there Is nothing to auci
contention. The oil is going to move, and the entir,
State is going to participate in the benefit
The coal and Ignite men unfortunate IN tn,
selection of the attitude they have assumed in this mat
ter If their rates high they should have asked
for reduction thereof tenable ground instead o
appearing IN the light of compliments against natures
work in supplying the State with cheap fuel There il
sentiment in the question at ISSUE Divested of
traneous non-essenals, 1t simple enough, embrac
ing It did nothing but proposition to place abso
lutte necessity within the reach Of ALL That the
and ignite hurt by a correct solution thereo
IS but the fault of circumstances. Nature givel
them the worst of 1t; that's all.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-10
TAMPERING WITH TPEI =
LOVE-

He writeth best Of love who never knew
The bitter aching stings the god inec..
Who neer hath gazed deep into eyes az NJ.
Whose hope brown eyes have never de;vna
He hndeth JOY in drink who neer hath o,.fsa NJ
The rudy, rudy goblets blood diyioe
Who ne'er in bleared forgetfuness hath 49,,
thinks Lcthes stream is in the bubbliug wine
He writeth best of far Niagaras din
Who neer hath seen the green, green w....
Foam-fecked, tumutuous, across the rim swlfl
To crash in thunder tones where n;s,.
He thinks, who neer to swim stroke b.,t ~
1t we're battle worthy of godl SA'sa'
To plunge, all unafrad, with muscles h,,,a
And conquer death itself till men apnl,nS
The three are much the same, and empty all:
The happiness in eyes of brown. or blr.
The goblets tinking rim, the waters fall
And all the wondrous deeds of derrngdo
That one will dare, for lips that curve and ,..;,
For fingers lily white, and plump and coo
For Just kiss from lips a-drip with guile
Or gaud to prove ones self miladys fool
A JOY untold is in the dashng flood
And the grapes blood doth soohe an ach;..
And strenuous endeavor warns the blood s
But Love doth never let his serf denart,
Rave one may, and curse the falsely fair
Back at her beck he comes on Blended knees
What are the joys of drink, deeds we dares
L en- unreqmted love transcends all these
=
Randolph Guggenheimer, in commemoratior os i.
that he born there has presented the tow, i = y
burg, Va, with cage of monkeys This looks sAs.
like making monkey of himself
1t is said that this country is shipping great
tools Europe this year. Possibly Europeans bav =.
the adage to the effect that there is danger in n,v,.
edged tools.
According to reports from Tampa, it hasn't t.t,, !.
Grove long to return from Africa.
Il y
Georgia woman who has been adjudged insane iu,e.
that she is in hell She probably lives near Savannah
In North Carolina 500 men are hunting negro I, g.;
ly if negro would be enough to 90 round @
many,
1t is told of Philadelphia preacher that he died NH
delivering week ago and that as none Of hi,es
gregation happened awake his sad demise was not ,
cred until the next morning. We don't believe it
Haint she robed in glory,
This oil State of ours?
Mockbirds singin' ragtme
In betwixt tn showers;
Prairies green an rollin
Don't yer soul most melt
Way down yere in Texas,
In tn rainbow belt?
J. NJ LEsia