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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-22
CocEna y ressCsssssaa
PAVO RELLENO

Tn pavo Medic kilo de janlon. Medic
k!o de saichicha blanca. Cuarto de kilo de
manteca dc cerdo. Un cuartllo de vino blanco.
Sc cuece Ia salchicha con una copia de
vino blanco Sc frie un POGO el janl6n Sc pi-
can ambas cosas y Sc ponen en- una sarten, ana
dientlo una cucharada dc harina para que Sc
trave bien el reileno revoviendoo con TN
POGO de cado 6 aqua. Con este telleno Sc lie
ma ell buche Sc cose. Sc cruzan los alones
sc atan las patas por Ia par;e de abajo. Sc CO.
loca en- la pavera con la manteca de cerdo Y el
cuartillo de vino blanco Sc zone al horno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-22

Se lc cnsefso un inana de Europa. por 81
saba lcer, haciendole sesias &C cue dijsra cua
fuese su pats. Ind:il ges;i6n. III preso mira
b1 q mspa con una caT:osidai irfau,il. demo
iando claramenie que ignoraIs que fuese aquel
cuadro de- coiores. nj meros las le.ras &c que
es,aba Gus jado.
En;onccS Sc apel6 al illimo recuTso: So p-
dieroa INTERPRETERS &c cas- ,odas las lengaas Gu
ropess con IL es9crsnza &c Que a'guno le en-
ten3icse. nj una pala5ra coaSigucioa COM
pTender &c cuan:as el pgCSo pronunciaba.
-:SeTa afTicano!-se preglntaba el jucz, ya
loco CT fuerza de discuTrir.
III in;Grp-e,e de arabc ob.uro el misno
TcSultado cue Sus conpgicros.
Va 10 sc saba Que hacer. cusndo sc pre-
scnto Al juez Que en;endia en- el i'roceso un
viejo sargento &c Ia Guardia civil, hon6re &c
muclos bigo,es J nuchisima nlaicia, que co.
rocia como pocoS las as,acias &C los csim.na.es.
Y sin andarse en- reqaiiozios, diJo al juez
que {! habia sido interpre:e CT aSanloS sene-
jantes, y que s. comprometia traducir cualto
dijcTa q dcsconocido.
Zero used sabe idio,nas:-le preguni6
cl funconario judicial
-Yo lis re toos- -repuso e. sargento, cue
era audaluZ Cerrado
-Pues s; listed logra Cue nos entendanoS
con cl preso cuente con q.e pido para listed
una buena recon penSa.
--Puz ahoTa mismo. Mande uzte que 10
traigan, y a vera 10 que ca bueno.
El juez Sc apTesuro lamar al escribano,
y maadar que trajesea al preso.
Este com parecio muy trauquilo, scguro de
que solo Dios podia entenderle, porque, como
habran comprendido los lectores. no hablata en-
ninguna Iengua, sino Que ariculaba sonidos
extrafos, para hace1 que no lie entendiera nadle,
V de este modo desorentar Ia justicla.
"Jamalarraba. '-eNclan16 con una sonri-
sa diabolica.
-;Tuterprete.-dijo el juez.-Cunaplid con
yuestro deber.
-TIa dicho cue tenga;nos buenas noches
lie contestare por cortesia.
--"iJamaiapala!'
Nuevos gruflidos del preso Y Otros no me-
nos expresivos del in6rprete, el cual vovien-
dose al Tribunal, diJo con aplomo:
--Ezte zef16 parla el idiona de plcard1a,
que vo conozco por laz prntaz de loz dedoz
Y despues de otra serie de gruflidos ex-
clam6:--Me disc que no me importa sabe como
ze llama, pero que ez q autor de odoz los cri-
1nencz que re han cometfo, J que haran bien 81
le condenan 4 garrote.
POGO poco.--grito en- perfecto casteila-
no e1 desconocido --Yo no he dlcho ESQ, nj ma
da. Este hombre es un farsante. Yo dire ia
verdad.
Pero el sargento con gran ailomo, dijo al
juez: mo le die uzfa que 20 le hal1a ex-
plicarse2 Miren uztedez 81 habl ba en- plcaro;
pero ez paitia me Ia tenla 20 tragd.
Y hacienda IN saudo lnilitar, Sc marcho
de la sala.
FL ladr6n. convicto confeso de sus delitos,
fue condenado preside por n1uchos amos, y la
ingeliosa salida del sarsento le valio la con-
sideracon de sus jefes, y una pension que p1so
su vejez al abrigo de Ia miseria.
Y es 10 que 81 decfa sus hijos, cuando re-
cordaba ell famoso case:
Ell que no es rico, tiene que aguza el en-
teadimiento.
C.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-22
RGEsaaHGS

Una mano lava Ia otra las dos Ia cara.
Aqua pasada no mueve molino.
-Ouien NAL anda NAL acaba.
-Oaien bieu baila, de boda en- boda Sc
anda.
--Asno con orc alcanzalo todo.
I'm loco hace ciento.
DE gran subida, gran ca1da.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-22
CASTANAS A LA ASTURIANA
Tn kilo de caS.aHaS.

Tn kio de cas.afas. Dos cuart;llos de le-
che. Glen gramos de az1car.
Las castahas han de ser plongas. Sc linn
plan Sc tienen en- agda diez minutes, sultan
dolas todos los pelejtos. Sc caecen con aqua
Y sal. Sc les escurren el aqua cuando estan
bien tiernas Sc sacan & la mesa, sirviendo al
ms.no tempo en- una jarra la lechc hervida
con el azacar.
Sc echaa las castafias en- plato hondo So
bre eiliS la eche. Sc come 4 ctlcharadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-22

mones. Ell tabernero Sc desentendi6, d1jole
el borracho:
la de Dies bastan para responder de un porron
de vino:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-22
Es G SgsDS

E3tando va para sentenciar muerte un
juez llamado don Crist0bal Lesion TN Ia
dron, este, entire otras cosas, alego que era ST.
pariente.
Como 10 probaras? le dijo ell juez.
-Seflor, muy facilmente; pues nj aI,ellido
es Tocino, no ignoras el grado de parentesco
que tiene con el lecb6n.
-Es verdad, le dijo ell juez, .pero como ell
lechon no viene ser toci1o hasta estar en- ca
nal colgado, no pueden pretender ser de mi
familia hasta naber safrido igual suerte
EPITAFIo
Ell que csta aqaf sepultado
Ealleclo desyenturado!
Porque pudo casarSc:
iCuaafos n leran d. acordarse
Del dl4 que So han c.sadj
Dec{a I'm p.ocuradjr los que iban pc
dirle parecer en- cia'qaier a,unto:
-Quien hay a nlenester candi', traiga aceite
~
Tn borrac!lo De profession pcdfa IN ia
bernero L. fase IN porr6l IL vilo para su
segariLad /. elejja aaa en rcheues III abro de ser
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-04-24
LETTER TO THE EDITOR

Mn EprroB.-ln the last issue Of
the fosr there appeared an article
under the head Penalty and quot
ing a section Of the Virginia Statute
prohibiting the selling Of old iron and
brass with intent 90 deiraud.
/ suppose the article was the So.
quel Of a recent trial held at the
Town Hall where the "various part
les were brought forward 10 answer
the @ielonions charge. These part
les were no other then a lot of small
BOYS who had been gathering old
iron and brass. Tor some time. which
was lying iu the streets and waste
places and much OF il had been ,here
ever since Big Stone Gap has been a
town.
a strong aud reliable firm of this
place openly proposed 20 buy this Ola
metal 30 the small boys took adyan-
tago oi the offer and were gathering
il mp. Had they stolen 10 or taken
j; with fraudulent intent. thcy. or
their guardians. should have been
made 20 pay the penalty. but when
they entered premises by permission
aud were encouraged by Offering 90
sell % them for a price and were
daily carrying their merchandise
along the streets ia the presence Of
the mayo, and sergeant. there was
uo xcusc for having a warrant issued
aud a Tot Of children arraigued before
a court as criminals. Ii seems % me
that che matter would have been
smicably settled had the authorities
called upon the firm buying these
metals and presented a copy OF tho
law. The children dii not know
they were doing wrong The frm
buying did not know Il either.
April 81. 1900. Prrr
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-04-24

No use to hunt tigers with
bird-shot. Il doesn't hurt the
Tiger any and It's awfully risky
for YOU.
Consumption is a tiger
among diseases. 1t is stealthy
but once started it rapidly
eats up the flesh and DESTROYS
the life No use to go hunting
IL with ordinary food and med
'ciae That's only bird-shot.
Il still advances. Good heavy
charges d SCOTS Emulsion
VIII stop the advance. The
disease feels that.
SCOTS Emulsion makes the
strong to resist. 1t
scSthes and toughens the lungs
ard sustains the strength until
the disease wears itself out.
Send Cor free sample.
SCOTT : h0wkE. cs<e~s. 80 f<.si 81. ~
~sis>s A. a~xs~k
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-04-24

TnERE was great alarm in the
Senate chamber when the ancient
snuff box seemed 10 be missing. In
quiry. however. showed that il had
only been taken out To- he filled aud
was soon again in its accustomed
place. No one knows how many
years that snuff box has rested in lis
little niche on the right Of the pre-
siding officers desk. Senator Ali.
son has been in the Senate nearly
thirty years. and it was .here before
he eame. Tradition has it that CLAY
and Calhoun and Benton and all OF
the worthy snuff takers Of the distant
past used the now historic box. /,
Is still kept filed. but the atmos-
pbere Of the Senate chamber is so
dry that the snuff has TO be damp
eued twice or three times a week to
keep the fine PARTICLES from perme-
ating the air aud causing an epidemic
of sneezing. Very lew Of the Sena-
tors use the snuff box nova DAYS.
Occasionally. when IA Of the septua-
genarians has a cold in his head. he
takes a pinch. but otherwise the little
receptacle remains undisturbed.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-04-24
FROM ST0NEGA.

corrrsIonienes 90 TIE ng stone esr rasr.
SroNroA. Va, April 23@On Sat
uriay. lyth inst. one OF the socisl
events Of the season which the little
folks Of Stonegs will always remem-
Der, was the party at the residence Of
d.. and Mrs. l.. ,. G. Bailey. in
honor OF the 9th birthday Of their
son, Master John Essor. The little
folk. OF the town numbering 80 en-.
joyed themselves al games on the
lawn until 5 O'Clock, when they
marched into the dining room. which
was beautifully decorated in red
and white. whore a delicious lunch
was served and each child was RE
sentei with a souvenir Of a basket Of
fancy design, filled with bon bons
At g O'Clock the little tots len for
home and they are talking vet of the
lovely time they had. Mrs. John A..
ts,el was owe from Dorchester "a
losing the occasion with the children.
Later Don the evening a goodly som
pany ol the older friends gathered
and spent happy evening ia social
converse aud dancing. AZ eleven
o'clock they sat down 70 an exquisite
luncheon, and when the time came
Tor departure each guest felt that
Mrs. Bailey Is a queen at entertaining.
The hind passenger coach Of the
Interstate on the up trip Monday
morning wac damaged while the train
was waiting at Preacher. by being
ran into by the Y. & s. w. engine.
which was following with empty coke
ears. Nobody hurt
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-04-24

onss ssi raasl> Gran. ef shis s~rr. ~,s
sssilinf leue Soudsy-
Ella John U. Riggs. Of Dewey. Va
preached an Interesting <erus,e Al Fair
,ie~ Sunday. large erexd mas out.
NArrssd-ssts'dsy sight. = D. r'sids.
ore Of Nhiterburs's mo-s prosperous
,oanx men. 10 Miss Alice Wells. OF Pert
Greek. y. A. Graft officiating. Lesg life
aud many happ, returns.
Mics Lima Hcgg. who wsus 10 jackson.
Ky a few moaths sgo, has returned 70
hsr home al Pest creek.
George ~Branbaw. a eisvc vcung man
Of Pcond. was a guest Of Rurdiue Sunday.
Come sxsiu. George.
The young folks we're given q merry-go-
round a, the home OF J Is. Craft Saturday
night.
The little ten days old infant Of Wash
Polly died Thursday morning after a brief.
illness.
Mics Lettie J. Adams Is nov a resident
Of Milestone. much to the sorrow of q
number OF our Young men. Many JOYS TO
her in her new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Webb we're the
guests OF Roekhouse Saturday.
3. l. crcecb, late Of Hall, Knott coan-
~. will open up a general store AZ the
mouth Of Milestone in the house formerly
vacated by Sam }. Wright, on May LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Roberts and Mrs.
lettie ChisehRll. Of D0rosha. Va. have
been visiting their father here for sew
eral days.
Miss Cinda Banks. who has been visit
ing At !. :. PendietOu's for some time.
lef today for Preacher, Va. her future
home.
Mrs. Lydia Webb has been indisoosed
for several DAYS.
Rah for the coming Of The railroad.
SrEpfNB.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-04-24
UNCLE SAM AS A DISEASE
E%TERMlNATOR.

An interesting statement concern
ing the Improvement in health con-
ditions in Havana since the American
occupation Of Cubs. with special
reference TO the vital statistics for
the calendar year 1901. has been
made public by the insular division
Of the War Department. Particular
attention is paid 10 the purging Of
the city from yellow fever during che
last year by tho destruction OF in.
iccscd mosquitoes IL is OF vast im.
p%ortsnoe, the statement says. that
these facts should be made known TO
the world extensively and as rapidly
as possible. During the last forty.
i've years, with scarcely an exception.
some deaths have occurred from vel.
low fever in every month Of the wear.
the maximum. 2.05S deaths taking
place Ia 1851; the minimum. 81
deaths, in 1865. with the avegsve Of
ISL.
The number Of other Injections aud
contsgieus diseases has been small
during the calendar year 1901. There
has been very little diphtheiis and
typhoid fever. aud the tuberculosis
rate IS about thst OF most cities Of
civilized countries. a rapid decrease
has taken place since American occu.
patton. A marked decrease in ma
laria also has occurred since the
mosquito work began.
The statement concludes ss fol-
lows.
"Ihe army took charge Of The
health department q Havana when
deaths were occurring * the rata Of
p ,252 a year. IL gives il up with
the deaths occurring at the rate Of
S,7z0 a year. IL took charge with
smallpox epidemic for years. II
gives IL aP with not = single case
having occurred in the city Tor over
eighteen months. IL took ehsrse
with yellow fever epidemic for two
gestures. Ii has established the
fact that yellow fever Is only trans.
missed BY a certain species Of mos
quito, a discovery that in its power
for saving human life j. oals ~sxeelled
by Jenaes's great discovery. aud as
tine goes on Il will stand ia the
same class a. that great booa 70
mankind.
The array has stamped oat this
in its grestess strongAelds-I
there hssingsbsen osly Ave deaths in
Ihe isss hsse months Of the last year.
and No deaths aud 60 cases during
last three moaghs Of tbs sane
.vess--ssd i has demonstrated q sys-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-04-24
FROM YOKUM.

cer-rcuaeuee Of rhs mgs Stone 0sp rass
YoKru, Va. April ai-We have been
enjoying some DAYS of pretty weather.
and timber Is putting out yer, fast. We
are glad that Water has gone.
Farmers are beginning TO pi,ut corn ga
this section.
Several Of our Young people went 10
Pennington Gap SUNDAY 90 attend preach
ing aud haptising.
Preaching aud laptising az DRYDEN next
sunday boy Rev. Mr.. Stewart. pastor.
l. y. Kelly, who has been clerkine for
Frank hllbourn. Of Big Stone zap. was
visiting " 3. Coldiron, OF Brick Store.
Sunday.
$. L. Ward aud Ciaud Kelly. Of Brick
store, have each purchased a hicycle.
Harvey Young. Of this place. left for
Texas on the 18th inst.
Alvin aud Milton HuH. Of Jonesvme
pusscd through ca Monday Tor Norton
Va where they purchased some cattle.
n. B Baker. Of this place, went ,s
Jonestiile on Saturday 20 sec his best
girl.
The Ohuger bali team vent TO DRYDEN
on last Saturday to practice with ca,
pryden team.
Chas Names. OF this place. went q,
Big stone Gap Saturday on business.
Peter, son Of ". A. j. Reason. OF mi.
place, came up home Friday from Cum.
herand Gap, where has been ATTENDING
school Tor some months past.
Harvey Myers and wife were up from
Pennington Gap saturday visiting ". A
J. Reason. SPY.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-04-24

WnmS a few weeks. On the Goth
% May. the United States troops viii
be withdrawn from the Island 81
Cuba. snd the people Of that island
will start oct for themselves as "a
Independent rspublie. They have
elected General Palma as their first
President They had long wsged
war with Spain to secure their indie.
pendenoe. and apparently neve would
have succeeded without the powerful
assistance Of the armies and navy o.
the Uniied States. Now Cubs take,
its place a. an independent nation
smong the nations Of the world
VIII the Cubans use wisely the free.
dom and Independence that so speed.
lily came to them under circumstance.
different than any other nation cvel
achieved liberty and independence
Tine alone viii tell n they do n,
people d the United States viii re.
joiee. Ills the general opinion that
within 3 few years the Cubans will
seek annexation 20 the United States.
and that the Cuban republic wall
eventually become a psfi Of mi.
country.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-04-24
WISE DEPARTMENT.
Local and Otherwise.

J. C.. Stamps. Of Rogersville
Tenn. has been ia the city for severa.
days looking after some coal deals.
Judge Bond and r. p. Bruce re.
turned Sunday from Eastern cities
where they have been for severs'
days on business.
Senator Whitehead. a member oil
the Virginia Legislature. was in town
this week.
7. =. Trigg. OF Abingdon, was ia
the city this week.
Rev +. f. Suthers lost, a fine milk
COW Monday.
Dr.. J. NJ. hin is having his houss
on Spring Street repainted.
T. l. Wentz was up from the Gap
last week.
G.. ID. kilgore j., very sick al The
home % his parents on Nottingham
street. with heart trouble. At this
writing he is thought 90 be ont Of
danger.
W. II. Roberts aud +. g.. Alder
son went 10 the Pound Tuesday on
business
Judge Anderson is on the sick list.
senator flanary and son, Dixon.
in Lee County this week.
The polls are still open to parties
desiring 10 express themselves on the
bond question The vote so far stands
6s Tor and > against the bond issue.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-04-24

oieomsrgsriae has tor the frat
time been made = subject Of special
inqniry by the census department.
aud a report Of the msttes has Just
been published. The information
given cot is somewhat surprising and
goes TO show how imporssn. is the
passage Of a law providing that the
stuff shsll he sold for what il il. and
not disguised and sold as butter. In
1880 there was fifteen establishments
in the United States making the stuG,
while last year the number had in
creased 20 swenty-fcur. the capital
now invested in the industry being
S3.02S.646 A total Of 1914 officers
and clerks snd LOSS wage earners
are given employment. s7.639, SOL
was spent last yesr in raw materials
and the finished product represented
an aggregate value Of Sl2,499. S12.
In the past few years there has
been a great boom in the business.
and the use Of oleomargsrine has in
creased in a surprising tanner In
1857 the the total product Of cleo
was 2l.5l3.53S rounds. but now the
aggregate is l07. 0S5.0 OBS pounds. and
the dealers report hat the trade j.
increasing very rapidly. Some peo-
pic ever go 81 far as to say tina, they
prefer it 70 genuine butter. and there
are Few hotels in the country that do
not use il a. = substitute. Il is a
fraud. however. and the innocent
public ought 10 be protected. lie,
them make all the oleor1srgarine
they wish. but make them sell K for
what IL is and not col0red 20 initiate
butter. COunterfeiiing butter ought
TO be as much a crime a. counter.
iciting money, and IL is.-Er.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-04-24
FROM SERGENT.

ce'respondencs % The mz Stone Gap Posl.
StreKr XIV, April 22-Nice weathe,
aud farmers are pushing their work.
Ike land boom. the greatest that this
section ever experienced. still continues.
u things continue 90 @rreloa there mus,
he great prospects Of a railroad immedi-
siely. IL l. stated that two lines are
heading fos the Elkhorn aud Baone's
Fork coal held a. "double -qaick" rates
iron The sandy Valley, aud ID is a sure 60
that the Lexington aud Eastern Is coming
IRON Jackson and viii connect at Norton
~ith the l.. \. With all the advan-
tAges thst assure affords this section.
Leicher Coaasy Will blossom into promi-
ne@ee and be the richest county under the
heavens.
Many Of The fair~r ones we're out a
meeting Sepday. We werc then more
fully convinced that Kentucky il noted
for us pretty girls.
Wiley Graft. W. y. Cran and krfhur
Webb returned from Norton last nleAt.
Mes Mary Webb. OF Wright. Va. a
guest Of Sergent this week. IA Is I'm nored
hat she gill soon be married 70 Mr.. ). 5.
Classify. chief engineer Ia the corps Of
surveyors that have beea Al wotk Ia the
boone's Fork section for some time.
StoHid the marriage terminate here's
wishing each a gioriexs hereafter.
Ne. Sprole-. representing the y. b.
Ibomss Co. ~ Resnoke- Va. uascsfsnx
oar m~erehsrss 7haFstass
Mrs. jsse Graf. accompanied BY aisses
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-04-24

" all the petroleum produced last
year in the United States was Put in
standard barrels placed in a row
touching each other the line would
completely belt the earth. Enough
coal was produced to give three aud
a half tons 20 every one Of the 20.
Geo. GOO persons in the United States.
and enough gold 20 give every Ameri-
Al a gold dollar.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-04-24
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The regular annual meeting of the
Stakeholder Of the Big Stone Gap
a Powell's Valley Railway Company
will be held At the office Of the Com
pany. VA the town Of Big Stone Gap,
on Thursday. the LIST day May, 1902.
April 10Th, 1902.
apt 24-lS-is r. \. AyERs. Pres.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-04-24
VIRGINIA AND SOUTH
WESTERN RAILWAY.

Special Low Excursion Rates.
To
ELk'S FREE CARNIVAL.
Al
Bristol
MAY 5IH To 10TH. INCLUSIVE
This Free Street Fair and Carnival will
Poe The greatest thing OF it, kiud ever
heid in this section. Numerous High
Class shows aud Attractions.
For full particulars see Station Agents.
or address
W. b. kNSEEr, ". T.. ALLkN,
Gen. Pass Agent. A.G.p.A
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-04-24

100 - eide saorssa uisA ssa(s<s.
A platform. &5x12s ts-s. with an
exsdrs At either end. viii te situated
in abe center Of the flight. Two
smaller Fights. 6fty fret wide also
siosssj With statues. will give access
20 The end pavilion.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-04-24

THE most prominently situated
baldsng ct the Loaisans Poschass
Expesitioa viii Be- that Of the United
stsses government. designs Tor uhieh
have jast bcea competed BY tbs
Supervising Arehitee, Of The Treas.
ufy departments IL viii oeeap =
plsee on the high ground % the
southeast e The exposition. about
Shy feet ADORE the level Of the ssa
ersi exposition bailaings. aud oil BE-
tke sxi<i tssmins,iep q the psia
lrxsense exposition street. The sp.
prosehss 20 the bnilsiss vii. be ..
nessm<nssl character. ia ksepi4r
~isk shs tuisdiax sss<if. Access to
~ ss=:rsi r@ss..~s - .sssisrd
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-04-24

flE7n n Is W0fEf f0fm Ih1
pals was - fut-us< that
became completely pro-
tutcd TS< attack wasan
uraecn'ly severe one rnd
ny condition was regard
81 a. being very Danger
ous wss attended By
enc 81 the most sbic doc
trrsin Wa-hinxfo. who II
also . mcnb<r Of the fac
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college Scrc. Hetoid me
10 continue his prcscrip
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-04-24

S%rcRErAhY Of the Navy John ~
Long says that personally he favors
the christening Of the new cruiser
Denver with water instead Of vine.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-04-24

1hsanakie psins ars the Cries Of proesse
ioints ard excieed nsrvsa 11e blood has
beeu po{sooe6 b. the accuunlafion q
waste msC1sr In Tie sy<>en, and can No
longer supply the pure and health sustain
ing food they require. The whole system
feels the effect Of this acid poison and
not until the blood has been purified aud
brought back 60 . healthy condition viii
the schc< and pains cease.
Mrs James Kelt e. 1T Ninth street. X. X
WasninEtor. D. G. writes a. fellows; "A few
fnorths ago I had an .ttsck Of Seattle Kheurnsr