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New-York tribune., 1901-11-05
VOTE EARLY THE W ARNING
TAArIANY HEELERS AND REPEATERS
WILL TRY TO KEEP FUSION1STS
FROM CASTING BALLOTS.
Vote enrIy. Vote before breakfast.

Vote enrIy. Vote before breakfast.
The fusion leaders repeated yesterday their
words of warning against being late at the polls
Word has been brought to them that Tan1many
is Manning to delay the voting as much as pos
sible in order to make it impossible for some OIL
IT'S adversaries 10 cast their ballots before the
pol1s close In the I'd Assembly District and IN
several Of the other downtown districts 1t was
learned that the Tamany voters would be at the
polls as early g. m.
Mr. Norris chairman of the Republican
County Committee, said yesterday;
advise all Republicans TO vote the stralsh, ne.
-.,,tIjcan +j0Let and to vote IL early An attempt
viii he made on the part Of Tammany Ha!l 10 Eose
ra-astArs The estimate OF McCullagh OF ABOUT
80 bo,,sand repeaters Is about right. These re-
an+srs I, viii try TO vote on registered names They
iii oct into line and delay the voting. so that
.hnsa behind will get chance 10 vote. laHlIhany
I.tii resort TO every trick and device 10 prevent
W. froT7 voting The danger is not yet over
An sorts Of r1mors and reports VIII pc C!rCuass1
TOO late for refutaton. 1hese VIII 'e ua''9''
and Wickedly false.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-05
DIED.

EIizsJeth Bartlett. widow Of Dr. Levi Bart!stt and and
Court Of Appeals
BosTwcK-As Nsw-Hayep G9ns sunday sunday morning The
l. BostwIck daushter Of the late George Rowland
@Sq aged - yeaFs 1s snre sbrnb @ Co.. a. % - tha;
city Friends and relaJves respectfully invited
attend without further notice
BURRAIL-At waldorf-Astoria, New-York City. Edward
NJ Burial. Waterbury. Conn Funeral services from
s r at Fsst5sRSs 0ef0s 9 Waterbury on THURSDAY
cAREr9n SUNDAY Noye5sr g .rs,s after lnsen Ling -5 ,5s m
George Lansing Carey. Funeral 7:15 wednes
day Evening.
crRTIaAt No IL csmbridgs Place B1ooklyn. Mon
Corps. { s a Notice funeral hereafter
DAvIEs-At Greenwich. Conn. Monday N9yembsr Mover; =
funeral services the residence Of her daughssr Mrs
cr4sgts tss viii await arrival leaving Grand
Central at I:O4 p. m. Interment private
Charles Erhat funeral services Thursday
November 1901 at II ofGeS rom ST 5 LUXE Re xalb
Br5okyn \. Y. Interment private
M9nday 10 d.as STasg Fer. s2 p1s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on Saturday. November 2 his
~ lone No. South Elliott Place Brooklyn James A
Sees at his late residence Tuesday. November 5.
p. m.
COMRADES Of George washinston Post Ne ios De-
south Elliott Place. BROOKLYN on rnesday SovsoeF & eT
Ct ooma6dsr 26lpt Major or James MfMcEsa 3 qdsF
Junior vice-Counmander. Commanding
F A pE1s MARETs. Adjutant
0RDER LOYAL LEGION. United States
OF New-York-COmpanons are informed
daaI5 of Major James A McMicken Funeral ser
W -" -I he held this afternoon at CLOCK az NO
vice. Ii,,1t place Brooklyn Companions are requested
- ettend BY order OF Brgadier-CIeneTaI HsShI -
70 Commander. A NOEL BL~AAEAAN Ray
L s N. RecoEoeF-
VETERANS OF THE TTH REGIMENT-MseInnoeTT oas ar
funeral service OF Captaln ys.-es
regS,TSTicken C2d Company. at No south siio.s
sroolsn Tuesday N0vfnSsl Toms 4 pImoSD coloasl
norJoY-At New-Rochele n y: 20 Tnhn = MoIioy
pnlatives ana friends are invited 70 ob, crsnren
from ada ibsrtv-avs "Wednesday =
Requiem vii De eeiSoIa'eN 60 ~ ~
a. a. he messed Sacrament at 10 a. N
NEvNAN-At Bayonne. N j. on ga iR.isttves and
are invited attend the rtn- rsS,ssdav tba
frielGs Church. on Heinssoay .a7
sIb inst al o'clock p m IRAN S.trosS s-91 y m
oth J. Central Railroad S@"o p
S. ~, s.b.f station. Interulent private
poGrRs-S,IddenIy the Waldorf agars
pchsrf.on Curtis. wife of j. Augustus hSseis
funeral at II n nn on Ines.as'
- church OF Heavenly Rest inferneni at
Pi.indeld n J. Philadeiphia papers please copy
New-York tribune., 1901-11-05
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UPTOWN OFFICE-No 1912 Broadway. or any An1ert-
District Telegraph Ofice ~,
NEWARK BRANCH OFFICE-FredeFick y. Son1rner So
794 Broad-st.
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TIE London Offce Tribune Is convenient pi,cs
10 leave Advertisements and subscriptions
PARIS. Monroe & Co.. NJ. Rue Scribe
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Credit Lvonuaiss. Bureau Hes Et-snEers~
American Express Connpany. No. II Rue Scr1oe-
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FLOPENCE-whitby & Co .
HAMBURG American EXPRESS Company. No II
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New-York tribune., 1901-11-05
JOSEPH CLARK

Newark. Y J.. Nov. 4.-Joseph Clark. principal
Of the Lawrence Street Public School and tor
nearly fifty years an educator in local pHohc
schools died 'o-day al his home, No 9o war
ren-st He had been i'll only a Wees MI "a y
- Il ., t7,,a++aviIfe y Y He came here
in ts53 as an assistant to his brother SaI1ueI
Clark who then principal IN l-aIayelie 80
ScbooI a wear later ne was made a principal anu
beiS thar rank at the time Of his death
New-York tribune., 1901-11-05
MRS. STOKES'S MAID FINED.
SHE PLEADS GUILTY TO STEALING TWO GOWNS
FROM HER EMPLOYER.
-nT TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1RrxE.I


Pittsfed, Mass. Nov Airs Anson Phelps
Stokes. who is at her country place in Lenox, ap-
peared in the District Court here this morning to
substantiate the charge OF larceny which she had
made against her maid. Helen Olsen. of New-York.
last Thursday The maid arrested in Mrs
Stokes's Lenox home. Shadow Brook charged with
the larceny of gowns and tabecoths worth 1896,
which had been found in her trunk at No go Madi-
son-ave
The maid to-day pleaded guilty to the larceny OF
two gowns, and was sentenced TO pay a fine of
$34 10 Mrs Stokes refused to take witness fees.
which reduced the costs. Mrs. Stokess lawyer
asked the court to be lenlenr in sentencing the
maid and Mrs Stokes said she had nothing but
sorrow and compassion for her.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-05

effect OF the new ballot law. and each side claims
that the other Will suffer heaviest through its
operation. Both sides appeared be equally as
confident and only the counting of the vote can
decide between the rival claimants.
The counting the ballots this year Will be much
difficult than formerly. and il IS doubtful
whether the complete returns Will be IN until
Wednesday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-05
pozsomca NoStce

tShould be DAILY by az Interested. as Changes
any tin1s)
Foreign malls for rhe week ending November p Isol
will close promptly the General Post
Office follows Mails close earlier
than closing time shown below Parcels Post Mails Ir
Germany cIozs al , Monday, per 3 h "
Theresa; "Wednesday . Victoria ard Friday.
per = Pretoria. Hamburg
Regular and supplementary mails close az Fors.sn
Branch half closing time shown below
Except that Supplementary Mails FOR Europe and Central
America, via Colon, close hour later al Foreign
New-York tribune., 1901-11-05
MONsIGNOR MURPHY.

Halifax y S, Nov. 4-The death OF Monsignor
,rurnhv one of the most prominent Roman Cath-
olic clergyrnen in Lower Canada, and rector Oh 81
NIarv,s Cathedral, in this city, occurred to-day
r. mas \ native of Cork ireland. and was fifty
aiebt Years old He came here in 1856, and was
ordained in 1867. he nau oeeH III ~ HS'A''A' '1
about twelve months.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-05
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND WEDNESDAY,

For Maine increasing cloudness and colder to-day
ronably rain IN fair Wednesday; variable
winds becoming fresh westerly ~
r. T4ar7nsbtre and Vermont. colder to-day. with
, IN southern portion rain in northern por
+io,. fair Wednesday: fresh westerly winds
For Massachusetts, and Rhode Island FAIR to-day III
rs.rn norton; probably porton colder
fair Wednesday, mostly fresh north 10 northwest
For Connecticut fair and colder to-day fair wednesday
winds mostly fresh northerly
For Eastern New-York, colder to-day with fair IN
o,+barn norton probably in northern portoh'
Fair Wednesday: fresh west to north winds
For the District of Columbia. Eastern PennsylVai4a
- I.rssv Delaware MARYLAND and Virginia, fair and
colder to-day; fair Wednesday winds mostly fresh o
erly .o.- .,s cold to-
dn and probably Wednesday: fresh west to nortn wn
New-Tork, fair and continued cod 'o-HA'
ana nrobably Wednesday: fresh westerly winds
New-York tribune., 1901-11-05
JUSTICE HERRICK TO TRY DIAMOND.
GOVERNOR opELI MAKES A CHANGE IN HIS AP
PoINTMENT FOR THE CASE

District Attorney Philtin announced yesterday
that everything is in readiness for the trial of Cap
tain Diamond. who was indicted by the grand jury
for neglect of duty. The trial will begin
Wednesday Albany. and wednesday morning
District Attorney PhiIbin with Assistant District
Attorneys Osborne Garvan and Cans. will start for
Albany by the Empire State Express to attend the
trial Mr. Philbfn is going only to see that every
thing is in order. and will this city the
evening
Governor OdelI has made a change In the Judge
who is 10 try the case. II had been intended that
Justice Barrett should sit. but he will sit in the
Criminal Branch of the Supreme Court and hear
murder trials. a number of which ready. this
month. and Justice D. Cady HerriCk, OF Albany.
Will hear the
New-York tribune., 1901-11-05
AMERICAN CIGAR COMPANY IN OHIO.

Columbus Ohio. Nov. 4.-The American Cigar
Company. a trust organized under the laws Of New
Jersey was qualified by Secretary of State Layln
to-day to do business IN Ohio The trust has
capital stock of S0CC0C00. and will have IT'S Ohio
headquarters in Cincinnati James B Duke is at
the head OF this trust
New-York tribune., 1901-11-05

Highest temperature yesterday, "a degrees lowest
sec. AZ average for corresponding date last year o.
.-,ra corresponding twenty-five years.
IocsI forecas-To-day fair and colder WAonssoAS 49,
fresh west 70 north winds
New-York tribune., 1901-11-05
NJ KEINBERGER.

r,,as NJ LI1einberger dealer in diamonds at No
:. Maiden Lane died Sunday at the house or MS
daughter. Mrs Martin NJ. kridei. No 80 FaFk-aVe'
Mr. KIenberger was born in Austria e!Shty {GaP5 t5
He "a this country ABOUT Is9t anu Illtt
hecn in business in Maiden Lane Tor many years
He leaves a widow. two sons and three daughters.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-05
ISAAC STLGER.

1eoac Singer. at one time a prominent member Of
+ba pbnadelnhia bar and member of its Common
Council during the Civil War. died last Saturday
afternoon at his home No 1874 Macon-st ST. Brookiyn @
IL VS. horn in Philadelphia in ISIS his nome hau
heen in Brooklyn for the last eleven years he
New-York tribune., 1901-11-05
1AMrS p KENNEDY.

YOUNGSTOWN Ohio, Nov. flames P Kennedy
onA of the organizers and director in the Amerl-
can Bridge Company, died at an early hour TINS
morning. after short illness. He was thrty-nine
old,
New-York tribune., 1901-11-05
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram continuous white line shows 1T, ie
indicated by The Tribune seLI-
recording dotted line shows the terpe
ttire as recorded at Perry's Pharmacy.
The following record from the Weather Burea"
shows the changes temperature for the last twenty
u- hours comparison with the corresponding date o
New-York tribune., 1901-11-05
DIED.

RCwLAND-At KiIlan's Point. Short Beach. conn..
Monday morning. November a. 1901. lane A Acwlane
widow Of George Rowland formerly ot Nev-Havsu.
Conn, aged % years and 10 months Funeral services
will be held the residence of Robert A Brown.
No. S03 Whit1sy-ave.. New-Haven. Conn, Wedns,
day the 6th instant. O'Clock m Relatives and
friends invited attend without further notice
SANFORD-At New-Mlf0rd Conn November = 1901.
Henry Seymour Sanford aged So years Funeral ser
vices at All Saints Memorial Church. NeS-Miiford.
Conn wednesday, November g. 1901. at 130 D m
SHEPARD-O1 OctSbar so at his home. Berkeley.
Cal. John L y shepard IN the s4ch year of his age
at Nc. p Chestnutst. Nsvark. y J.. CHARLES Weosfsr
Small aged AZ wears Notice II funeral hereafter
Toronto (Ortl papers please copy.
STRANG-At Astoria. sunday. November 3. Isaac 3.
Strang. his SD beloved husband % Mary 4
StTauE- Relatives and friends invited attend the
funeral service from he late residence No SoI jamaica
a-s-. or Wednesday. 1 D. n
TILLINGHAST-On FRIDAY. November I. Caleb 2 TiIIins
hast in his 6fst Funeral services viii De heid
from family residence. Pisiafetd. Conn 3 so
Tuesday. November 3. Providence (R- - and Clevs-
land (OhioJ papers please
TURToN-Oa November 3 Katharine Anna. wifs Of
George L TUrton and laughter Of the late Thomas
Hook Funeral services her late residence No IS
HeTkiuerst. Brooklyn. Wednesday. November 8. a.
. .. m kindly omit flowers
The Woodla1n Cemetery
Borough Of Bronx New York City.
oface 20 East go Street. Madison Square South
New-York tribune., 1901-11-05
MARRIED.

PFCK-wIILARD-On October % by the Rev. John c.
Bliss. Amelia Barstow Willard to Robert ". Peck.
Notices of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-05

Address relative to Subscriptions %
advertisements THE TRIBUNE. New-YOrk city Hshc
by Postoce money order. money oTder daft ~
registered letter.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-05

IN NEw-TORk CITY. - -
Mail subscribers the DAILY and TRI-WEEkLF VIA
De charged postage in addition q
the named above
The Tribune Be nailed to Cuoa Porto Rico. Hauaft
and the PHILIPPINES for rofeisa
postage.
For points IN Europe all countries In the CnvesAl
Postal Union The Tribune will mailed az the foloNinS
New-York tribune., 1901-11-05
SpceiaI Nonrrs.
EpilePsy.

New points in treatment.
Epilepsy. / Particulars free.
24T Do5bs Ferry. v. Z
De NaIIette Institute. ". i0tn-ss-:
baths oil and tEe rheumatism
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-09-12

An ingcnuous Treatment bv which
prunkaros are Being cured
Daily in Spite OF
Themselves
No NoNioue DOSES No Weaken
ing Of the Nerves a Pleasant
and Positive Cure For
the Liquor Nabtt.

90 o. noa rancrsif known aud under
sfoUu ihat hfuukcunc-s o. a disease and
noe weakness. A body allied With poison.
and nerves completely shattered hv orri-
I odical or constant usc of Intoxicating. lio-
uor-, requires an autilotc capable of rs,,-
trtiiziuE and ersdicatinr thi. poison. ana
DESTROYING che craving for iutosicarts
sufferers NAV nos cure thrmselres Al
huiac without aublcify or loss OF fime
from business hg this souderfai HON 3
GOLD CURE ehhh has been perfected
sitter many wears 81 close study aud fre.f-
meui oi inchriaies. The faithful use ac-
corainr io directions OF this wonderful
discover, d. iosifiNci, guaranteed 90 cure
lne meet obstinate case. uo maitcr how
hand driuker. Oug record. sho~ tle
msrNoiou- Transformation 1T tfousand.
oi nfnni ards into soi,sr. inda.friou. and
apfiehf mcn.
WIVES CURE YOUR HUSRANDSu
CHILDREN CURE YOUR FArHERSv
This remedy Is CO.. ue sense nostran but
{, spccitc Tor this disease only, and il 80
sNiNiuiis devised sud prepared saat 10 -
thoroughly soluble aud pleasant To- the
ttste, 80 shat e can De given 10 a cur Of
tU- 90 coffee utheui the kuowiedre Of fhe
psr-pn taking Il; Tacasands OF Draak
sras have eurst themselves gth fhis
priceless remedy, and a. mans mere have
been cured aud assas temperate aen bs
saving abe set re" administered D., t.,,-
i"r friefds sud rel~sivcs wiikoai th.,r
Aae~ ledge "a coaes % tea, aud believe
To-day thai thss Discontinued dflakirr a.
iheir can Tree siu. DO NOT WAIT. IL,
noi 10 deiaded ~ appansnt and instead.
in- improvement. Drive cut the dis
'..r ~ oar~ snf fer 81 tise. The
HONE GOLD CURE" i sold 81 The e.
,ifn'eis io~ price Of One Dollar, thus tlac-
Jag ~rhin ~ reach - esess l,ois = rsrat-
,ncni "are sa.via@i than eihers costing
50 9" 80 fnu directions scroansnv
~srh package Special sdyIce ~ skul~a
rbfririkns ~hea reqscslsd ~ithsat estra
charge. sect prepaid a. ANY part al 'hs
world 90 receirt % one DollsF. Adds.sr
iNpi G. sts. EDWIN y. tiiES A CON.
fANA. S55a sud PASS Market Sfs.es.
fhiiadrtpAia. ~.
~ eeFsssFoadenes sssie,l, censdsssi.i.
Apis o.
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Beer. Va. S<rteub>s 5.-~Afier rvrrsng
awhile ! VII come sxsis.
Miss NsIsis Brooks, Of se.r Cleveland.
Va vas visitsnx her mses fr,>rds and
relatives In Bucu week before last. she
vas received evsrv~hese she called as a
welcome geesf. We hated 70 se~ ksr
conpsny. Bas the best 81 friends have %
part some time. But We hope 20 see Der
coming hack again
Miss Aitha Brooks. her sister. u the
sane Pi.ce, - no~ sisitiag friends and
relatives ~ this place, at this writing
She u handsome guest.
Eid. n. Z. Martin. Of Artiip, Va. Is in
our midst al this writing. on business
Mr.. =. 2. Sutherland. Of this place. for
rac. clerk tor ). d Sutherland a Bro. IA
nov gone 10 Dexter. Va, TO spend the
autumn IN clerking aud lumber inspect
ing for DeBusk Bros lumber COMPANY.
He will ne back after about two weeks
sbseoee tc accompany HE new bride over
90 his place Of residence.
Nrs- Mary T.. Sutherland. Of this Vi
ciniiy. was the gaest Of Mrs.. !. n. Pow
crs. SUNDAY night aud Monday morning.
Messr.. A. X. aud Rufus Owens. Of
Judge. Va. Who have been gone to State
Creek 20 work for the last month. have
returned
Mr.. and Mr.. n. d. Sutherland, Of this
place. ell start % farewell county Thurs
DAY morning 20 ne az the old Primitive
bsptisi Association. 20 be held with
salem Church on the 9Th. 7ih aud 9Th
instant. ON BlAck Ior.
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GUESS WHO WAS.

friend sent the following. which he
saws he clipped from an East Teune.sc,
paper. and ~hleh he thinks might appro.
prlaiels describe some Of the experience,
81 some Hawkins county Youths
Hawkins couuiy gentleman Who is the
father % an eighteen year old Young a.
dy told the editor funn, story about on,
Of our young men rho stopped ~ his home
a week ago Tuesdsy night. The story i,
too good 10 keep. aud vc tell IL 9Th che
understanding that no one e. 20 a.k the
nsme Of the nervous young man The
Young man allied on The aforesaid gen
tlcman'' daughter 10 spend the evening
and ~hen DEE got ready to leave be resiir-
"a heavy rain storm vas raciur. he had
un umbrella or rubber coat aud vhen the
-iris father asked him Co remain at the
house until morning he readii, consented
hc isa rcft hsshful sounr man and
next morning when he was invited Co a
seat ~ toe table, serv reluctantly accent
90. Tie uns very nervous aud acitafrd
hc set opposite a n.irror and discovered
De bad forgotten Co comb bee hnlr Then
DO dropped bic fork and Boz sfaorire 90
riCk t up Dee upset his coffee Naffcrs
sent FROM bad Go worse until FINALLY iu de-
-pair the tuuur msu quit eating. put hi.
hands untgr thc tahirrlofh ahich aas o..
ine in his lnn. and vhrn hc touched DC De-
turned pale. Hc Thought 30 va- 3D.. shit
tnd tu bic nervous excitement while
dressing hc had forgotten to pot ihc gar.
meni inside his trouser-. That accounted
Joe ihe smiles and sfarrs cot fhc family
and DIE cmi.afrassmcut. There Was no
TINE Go io-c. Dc hnrricdit STUDIED tho
supposed shirt inside hir trouscrs Tso
u lnu'rs later phcu fhc family arnsc from
iAe Table there vas 81 crash. The dishrs
DAY in broken mass ou thr door. The
Young man pulled three feet of Table cloth
ent of his pauts aud Sled through thc
a''f tc is fri iu ihe roois back nl h..
home n'af foun.-hnlersr.Nt N'rr
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-09-12

y. =. Nuadas. la~ecr Of Henrietta.
Tex once fooled gfavc-diggcr. he
ssys; Ny brother US vcrv low with
mRlariai fever and isuudicc persuaded
HIN % irs kicctyic Niticrs. and be vas
soon much better, bat c1ntinncd their use
retu he vas uholir cured. } am sure
Electric hitiers saved bis life" 1his
remedy cApeis msiaria. Kills disease
germs and parihs- a., blood aids digcs-
tion. requisites liver. kidneys and l,oacis.
cures constipation. dyspepsia, nsrvous
diseases. kidney lronhies fsmsie com
plants gives perfect health. Only see al
J. " koilF'- drug store. 70
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-09-12

Whse ~ 1s5s = ss>slse sasrs<v an ~
e1<>oe = u(11e 49,
Spider vebs srsspl yos sieanin' xinlsi
froa a. end1ees opoel--
There is susie that 10 nusic ircn The
cev-beils IN The elaave.
An tu>es soex " the rattle ef tb<
drr;nR' fodder hlai~s:
1.-THE World has asrtf ef worry yee'rs
not esrin' ssernsch.
As yos psii the ssterueicns nsght-aigs
bastin' a. yeef touch.
Aa' Fl there's one psssct season "a q,
sutunn s< ruie
When the days Il gctfin' shorter an the
niehts little cool.
For across the suokf boilers you can hear
the doves iss coo.
Bfingiu back fsmiiysr places Of youth /.
fsiry-isnd 20 yos:
You remember Ligey Dunlap, Zekie Jen-
kias aud The boys
Somehow mised In lalciess colors In the
pictur Of old JOYS.
An half issien Cor the tender iuiisbys ,ou
usee % hear
FROM the enc ~hose dearold features have
been hidden many year
TIL yoar eyes get sorier -siery spite Of
laugh an ridercule,
When the days j. gitiin' shorter an the
nights little cool.
WI r. Hat.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-09-12

y. " Fefscii. kintesssille. Pa. sars be
sanerSd IS wears with piles ana could Oh.
isln IA ssiief eusil DeWist's Witch Hasel
esiss effected pereaacus care Gown
icFtetis are woftlies> Head Sloaa
and fss'or -
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NOT YET A coouErrE.

Bertha never seems o. Know
Just the time oughi 10 GO.
Bertha lores mr-ihat 'n sure.
bertha's coy--sud immature
SOME dsy she will learn. no Doubt.
it'- The time 90 put me ont
Mas chat hc distant day.
When I'm longing most 90 stay.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-09-12
CUTS AND BRUISES OUiCk-
LN HEALED.

Thsmherlsio's Pain BALM applied o. A
cor, hrui-c, burn. scsid or Ike iuiur, uiii
instantly aNa' the psin and viii heal the
farts tn iess isIuc tARn anv other tteat-
u'ent tniess The injury Is Vurs severe
4 ~ii not leave a. soar. Pain Hala also
Caves fhcumaiism, srraius. sveiiinss aud
iameuess. Fer sale by : " Seilv. 80
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-09-12

Hon. Joseph T. laNlcss aunounccs that
be- viii NOT again he "a candidate Tor Sec
rotary ot the Commonwealth OF Virginia
Use Will return io portmcuth and engage
in che practice of law De has served
four terms.
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a SHOCKING CALAMITY

lately hefeu RAILROAD iahorcr .
writes Dr. A. Keneii. of wilifard. All
HIS foot was badly crushed. lut Buck
lens Aruica Saire quickly cured him Tt'.
simply vondcriul for Burns. Roiis. lille.
aud at skin cruptions. It's The world.
champion healer. Cure guaranteed s5c
Sold hr ! ". Kelly. ga
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acfer isiiiug eare ser cuts. burns. ul-
cers, scalds, ~ounds aud sotcs % Dewnt'.
Witch Hazel Ssiss. 4 sn,izt soothins
and heating femedf .er al ska affections
Aecsri ealy the genaine. Head. Siaan
tnd faaior "a
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Norris Silver, North Stratford. y. a..
"a purchased bottle Of One Minute
Cough Cure ~hen sancring With cough
doctors told ne was incurablc. Ore bot
te relieved me, the second and third al
most cured. TO-DAY am q veil man ''
Head. Sloan snd TAYLOR ~
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Most mothers In Law think they are en-
couraging their daughters when they tell
them % they have the most wonderful luck
and af" exceptionally blessed hy provi.
dence thev may possibly escape some 81
The horrible things that come 10 married
women.--Ncu York Pne.s
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suaai i.es w8h ioag golden casis, ar
rsyet ~ a sailor .ait. mAy noi be the
Pfeitiest thirg en esrsh. bet ia l. sseless
20 argyle the I'oiHt ~ilA his mother - h.
s~ga Asss
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AnEisnd is roiug 70 abolish thc use OF
ihe ssora in her srmy. Whsi the Eng
lisanaan ia South Africa needs 10 pair
cf rapid are iegs .--ffvasfaa I'oss