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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-19
EDITOR HARRIS
Writes His Paper a Lengthy
Communication About
the Resources of
Wise Coun-

Mr. g.. = Harris. editor of the
Columbia lNy.l News. who spent
a few DAYS last week iu Wise Couu-
~ en- business. vrote his paper a.
follows from ~. raul. 50 this Couu-
~
While the majority OF the readers
Of the News are not interested or ac-
qnsin;ed ia this section aud while the
people on the suuny side Of old Ken
tncky are o interested In mining or
Misunderstanding. yes : feel that ashort
letter srttiog forth the conditions
here wooid no; be as imposition Gu
them. boz & the contrary would be
appreciated Though Il may not be
either Instructive o. amusing.
I arrived here Jane she lst and
consequently my acguaintances il
rather limited, though psssiag shro'
Wise County. one Of the richest com
ties IN this state "a mineral wealth.
l have = fair idea @i the cpegshons
81 the different composites Interested
in this section. Ny first stop was At
Big Stone Gap. the place where
thousands q hard earned doilsrs wers
sunk 10 ersw6sh holes in 1859 and
90. the place whsre great fortunss
seemed 70 he the heritage II every
scsise naan. and, where 10 reality
many Of rs retained 10 oar former
> homes with empty purses and = mort
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-19

ruuaf seems io be- considerable
dis.ati,iae, over thc Norfolk and
Western schedule between Norton
and Buehsld The Norfolk ami
Wesicra train leaves Norton az 10
am which b. only d few minutes
alter tle Louisville ani Nashville
sroives az thst place. but when the
L. 4 y. b. fcw minutes late. 81 it
frequently 10 81 late. she trains DO
not connect. thereby compelling ra,-
seueers o. have io stay over at Nor
tob - hour. The same thiue &C.
cors coming 90 this direction. Tor
When the n a " Is late. the J.. Is
y not waiting. caose, passengers 60
have 60 remain - houfs 81 Nor
,oa before coming on 60 Big Stone
esp aud points west There should
be a BETTER understanding between
sbe two reads aad they should co.
operate IN On effort 60 make their
trsias eonneei abd we feel sure that
the odheisis understand tho si,uasiou
the matter 0il BE- reme5iei.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-19

ash 40, fsc,~t : street f,iars>
~ = ia y ~.t'sk
,t>fae 81, a. ".k - tho poSse
4s sts ..ci.siss sa AAi,e IA ~ d.
ess.re - hi n i'll duties, spr -
b.his a.. ascei ,s-ee os say -uch -
.liccm~a ~ hs~wsn - saeh ftre tran
ra,tasion.
Observe that lO'iccw~n ani h >
men arc excepted IRON the operations
Of this provision. in so far A. street
cars are concerned, while the officer
is in the discharge of his Official du.
ties. In such circumstances the
street-car companies are not prevent
81 from giving free t,ansportrii'r
to 6reIaen ani I"i cemea.
we have il from very high author
ity. indeed. that this provision OF
the new Constitution will 90 into ef-
fec, without legislative sid. In that
event it becomes operative on July
iI0th Of this year. But We notice
that the Legislature = called upot
to impose penalties fully to carry out
the constitutional provision. II
that direction. c%ertaialy. Legislative
s%ciiou is requisite.
The language n the Constitution
seems plain enough 10 other respects
but we'll warrant that there wall b
a contention as TO the day when
the prohibition in question will x
r into effect. Aud as it il a matter q
SO much Importance 90 the r%siiroa.
! companies aud to hundreds Of publ
officers. we dare ssy some metho
will be devised Go have tina; part g
the section construed hy competeu
, authority. The Legislature. whic
4, rcasscmbles on Jnl, l1th. can give
A., prompt Quietn, Co controversy 20
.fIthis subject 1T it is SO inclined
. Richmond Dispatch.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-19
FROM DORCHESTER.

80 ...sess.<e y ~ eis sssre s.p f~Sr
X. y. Young. of Lexington. KY. has sc-
e.pt.4 : position - s,eaogrsphef sitb
~. Colonial Cool and Coke Company dur
~ he pas, week. Also , y. Diekey. Of
Lrsing,on. has been enlisted in Tie force
Of The coumissary-
Jndre Anderson. Commonwealth Al
,crnev W. g. Dotson and O.. a. Vance. OF
Wise. we're snong the visitors who took
IN" the game on Saturday.
Nessrs. c. II. and z. NJ. Esser eujsyed
a horse-haek ride TO the Gap on SUNDAY.
John J. Body. store manager Of the Co
ioni,i Coal aud Coke COMPANY. len iss'
~ces ou a business trip TO fhiiadeiph'a
ana New York.
The newly erected battery Of ovens OF
the Colonial Coal and Coke Company ~hi
be in operation July ist, and viii IN some
measure help TO supply the rapidly 'n-
creasinE demand tor Colonial Coke.
Mcssrs. Vert Allen and Richard Ware.
Of Siancga. acre visiting In to~n over
SUNDAY.
The erection Of a splendid - n. high
} hand ball court has just been completed
and makes r. very valuable accession 80
the present sporting grounds. A bowling
aiicr b. also 20 De built in the very near
future. With an OF these opportunities
b, for sport aud The development Of athletics
. the result wii 80 doubt soon manifest
itseil in the building up OF The spirit OF
itruc sportsmau-hip among our Young
% men aud au earnest desire Co excel in The
{ various games.
Miss Esther Esscr has just RETURNED
C. from Stoucsail jackson Institute and
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-19

Jane le. leo2-Dusing the past
week the inQnirs being conducted by
the COMMITTEES on relations with
cnba elected from Mr. Thurber Of
New York the statement that he had
secured from Mr.. Hssemeycr q con.
trihuiion OF $4,000 towards a fund
used to influence public opinion In
favor Of reeiprccsl relations with
Cuha and that General Wood. on be-
half Of tho Cnban Government. had
| contributed 10 the same fund $3.50.
This testimony was regarded ss ex-
srcmely sensational by the opponents
Of reciprocity aud. partially as a re-
suit. thirteen Republican Senators
who oppose = measure providing for
straight reciprocity. held a meeting
At which they agreed 20 stand hrm
Tor the bill A. passed by the House,
aud which removed the diiferential
from refined sugar. or Tor adjourn
mcnt without action. In addition
60 the thirteen senators present II
was stated bv senator Eigins, who
il acting a. leaest of the insurgents,
that frz Others would consider them
selves bound by the action Of the con
ferrnce. The total number Of Seua-
tors Is IS. Of which 80 are Democrats.
n al the Democrats aud is Republi-
cans voted against a straight recipro.
city bill there would he left an at
hrmative vote Of but IS.
When the prospects tor an sgree-
mcnt on a reciprocity bill looked
particularly blue. however the Presi.
dent. alleging that such action E'
believed q be his plain duty. sent q
Congress n message urging that body
90 carry 60 To- highest completion
the policy inauguratei by the wa.
undertaken Co relieve Cuba of span
ish oppression. bv so logi-lating as q
insure to che ness republic 20 modieuu
( of prosperity. Mr. Roosevelt assert
, cd thar. in his belief. certain rccipro
ical concessions were essential q
Cuba. prosperity and chat such coui.
Dee granted without injury Co am
American industry BE had bee
q advised by many of political hicnd
c that f. message tn Congress 90 thi
. @Iiuuctnrc would seriously iniufc hi
-rrosrcct- oi denomination hut joe %
fused o. listen to amy suggestion
personal profit or loss aud sent
"a Congress "a message which commau
DO thc respect OFF hi- friend. and orpor
ont.. aul oven 500 those Who bold CD,
T -...- DID,. .ff..r.t. Ha g..
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-19

lr s. rumorei that a party Of cast
esn capitalists contemplate building
au electric road from Rogcrsvillc o.
Muui>town.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-19

Tar Secretary of War has notified
abe owners 90 the llyscia Hotel sud
other building. on thc military fe-
serve % O'i Point Comfort. Va tba,
,he lard occupied iy thcm 81. urgent
iy neeiei Coz miHtav rurpo-es. au
theis buildings and couient- must be
removed within a reasonable time
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-19
THE FREE PASS s T

Il the Dispatch were 90 Judge ty
tho number and persistence ot the
enquiries made of 90. che most impoi-
taut section iu the new constitution
ls that which ~rciatcs Co she granting
oi fee passes or franks by "trans-
portaton COZ transmission compa-
nies Many persons fear chat thi.
ancient privilege .oi theirs haas been
attacked And well some may
Without q doubt public officers who
have been in the habit ct riding 3D..
H.. ("deadhead'D OF who have enc
loved the luxury OF "irsnking tc.o-
graphic messages Ca friends. hsve
been struck q sharp blow by the Con
stitutiousl Convention. There's O.
be a great change. Read the iai
lowing provision,
coRroHArioN ARTICLE
Section i6l. No transportation
or transmission company doing bus
mess ia this state shall grant 90 any
member OF the General Assembly. or
20 any State. county, district, oI
municipal officer. except 20 member.
snd officers of the State Corporation
Commission for their personal use
while IN oihce, any frank, free pass.
tree transportation. OF any rebate az
reduction ia the rates charged by
such company 10 the general public
for hkS services. For violation o
the provisincs OF this section the ct.
ieudiag company shall be liable "a
such penalties a. may be prescribe.
by law; and any mersbcy Of the Gen
eral Assembly. OF say sueh officer
who shall. while in Office. accept an,
such gin. privilege, OF benefit a. ]
prohibited By this section, shall there
by forfeit his office. and be subject &
such further penalties a. may b
prescribed by Law. but this seetiol
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-19

Tnr farmers whose fields become
poorer year after year. will 6ud him
seii doing the same ihing
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-19

Tar coal strike stall continues in
the Wes, Virginia Coal fields.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-19

Az exchange says that nature has
wisely arranged matters so that "a
man cannot pat his 1871 back nor
kick himself though Dee would rather
40 it himself
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-19

All children are not homeless,
but some are At home less than others.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-19

Tar apple and peach crop is said
to be very light "a over the country
this year.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-19
VIRGINIA AND SOUTH
WESTERN RAILWAY.

Special low Excursion Rates.
Tu
EIk'S FREE CARNIVAL D..
At
Bristol
MAY srH no ioTH. INCLUSIVE.
Ihi. Frcc Street Pair and Carnival oiil
he iae greatest thing oi la kind ever
teIl boo tnis section Numerous High
C .- Shows and Attractions.
for 5000 particulars see station Aecats,
COZ addrcs.
W. B. ENvleI. w. D. Amos.
ecn. Pass Agent. A.e. D. A.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-19

The shove rates are Cor stsoeinE ADVERTISE
mcrts ouly-
"LocaL ApvrnrfsrxkSrs vii be ehsrg-
"a Ser ~ The rate oil esats per lice for each
Insertion.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-19

Is the only cure for Poison Oak, Poison
Ivy, and all n~oxious plants. il Is com
posed exclusively OF Dot and herbs. Now
Is the time 10 get the poison ont Of your
system, a. delay makes your condition
worse. Don't experiment longer with
Aalves, washes and ~soSps-they never cure.
NJ SM Marshall, bookkeepsr Of the Atlanta
toa.l Gas Light CO. vas poisoned with folson
Oak. lie took sulphur, Arsenic aud various
other drugs and applied sIterlaliy numerous
lotions and saires WITH nc beusht. A. times the
swelling sud was 80 severe he was
almost blind. For eight years the poison voaid
trcak out every scascn. Hia condition was much
Improved afier taking one bottle 81 = : >. and
atsw bottles cleared his blood % the POISON, and
all ectsaces q the disease cisapPeared
People are often poisoned withou,
knowing when or how. Explain your case
fully to our physicians, and they viii
c~hesrtully give such information and ad.
vice a. You require, without charge, and
We will send at the same time an interest
ing book on Blood sad Skin Diseases
Inc Swift SPECIFIC &C., ATLANTA, ga.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02
ENTERTAINING
 CONUNDRUMs
Pungent. Paragraphs PurlOin-
 ed From Papers
MYRTHFUL, NOT HURTFUL

What is tbe difference between the marsger Of \ ttester and a sailor! A sailor likes 10 see . lighthouse and the manager do.en't.
 Why is it that when church l. burned, no,ui0g Is so diEcul, to save A. the o.gsh' Because the fire engine cannot play upon i..
 Wha. d!d Jack Frost say to the lilyf Wilt thon-snd she wil,ed.
 Why Va, Noah ,hs best broker oi auciert times7 He could float nor stock iban any ether man.
 WhetI. the difference between a hill and pill? One is hard to get up and the other is hard to get down.
 Why do levers finger long at the garden gate! Because co much can be said on both sides. When are two head. better than onsi When they are in barrel.
 When i, sfsrner Ike a denti.t7 When he is pulling out .tump..
 Why should the highe.t apple on she tree be the best one! Because irs tip top spple.
 What is she most afflicted part O. 8 horsei The windows. because they are iull oi psnes.
 Why is milk like s tresdmiI, Be- csuss il strsn gthens the c4lv--.
 Wbst is ibe most fashionable article in tbe world7 A woman.
 Why iss nice uncu!tur-d girl like brown sugsif Becsuss she Is .weei but nnrefne'.
 What sIs the most popular airs in the l.ucf MIlIion.i.es.
 Why Is bss-bal likely to become epidemic. Because ihs game is catct ine.
 1 Whs, is the bet tize for o man Exercise.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02
LIVE STOCK
 NEGOTIATIONS
News From tte Bureau Of
 Animal Industry
IMPORTANT STATISTICS

Col Albert D6sD. I've stock oGce in charge for the bureau of animal in dus,ry A. kan.ss City. Las is sued hi. report showing the importation Of live stock IoH MeIico during December, 1901. The :J.s! number e cattle :gI ported was 9,392, ssain.t 9,3Sl in December of 1yU0, and 6,SSl in December, 1899. The importatisns for December make the total for the year 1901, 99.ss5. the largest years importstion. since 1858, whtn the total va, l33, ,S75. The total for l9Co va. "A ,363, and Ihs total for 1899 Va 76,l4l.
 December cattle were admitted si the poris ss tollo-s: Fl Pssn 3, lsl ; NossIes, 6,O23; San Diego, lsS n.sd.
 The desIiu ation oi thr greater num- Der was C.liiornis, for lrszIDg par pose., 7,lI9 out Of the total going to that state.
 In addition 70 ,ie cattle imported |, forty-six head o. swine were imported ct Nogsles .oi I.ecing in AriIJns.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02
THE GOOD THAT
 MAY COME OF IT
Benefits to be Derived From q
 Local Newspaper
THOSE WHO SUPPORT IT.

Few people realize the ben f.s de- rived irom good local paper publi-h- ed in a mineral region. From wesk to week ap?ear items regarding rich s;isrs well ss the output rom various mines. The local paper generally has q email circulation com
 pared to the metropolitan dsilies and most people have an idea, owing 10 this fact, thas i,s usefulness is there- by cartsiled, says the Ariz ona Arrow
 This is wrong idea. The local ps per has on it's exchange list big city dsilies whose circulation runs into the thou.- ands and 1t is these mediums ths- keep the public posted on the mine of the world. and it is from the local papers they derive their information 70 great extent. Thus in ever widening circles is ihe news trans. mittsd 70 the iIur corner. of the earth. This method does not stop with one issue, bui 's kept before the public from year 10 year, until capital become. interested 10 A mining pro- perty sad investors investigate and sale i- made. for hands me figure, perhap.. Did any one ever hear or
 he local paper receiving sny credi: ! T the sal. Well, hardly eTer. Ala general thiuz tbe lucky vendor of property comes around to the office, II he ia subscriber, and siop. the paper becau.e he don': Ike i:s politics, or else is going out of the country to spend his moaey sni don't want |; any more. Nine times out o' ten h" i. not even 2 subscriber to the paper that has ped him cell his min,.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02
Many Millions for War.

The United States, althouAh regarded as enc of the msst peaceful nations ef the world, spent many millions for war expenses during the past century. PeC- Dle throughou: the country are also spending large sums of no ey in ] vain search for medicine and will absolute ly cure indigestion, dyspepsia, con situation, bii,Iou,ness, fia;nl-ncy and oervousness, There IS only one such medicine and tha; is Ho5,e;ter's Stomach h Birers. l. IS a heuseko'd remedy backed by thousands of testimonials. Ii ysl have wais,ed vour money on use less remedies until you have lest nope of getting well ,g .in, we would urge you to try th,s medicine. IL brirgS health to every sufferer. For sale by all druggists. Apply 70 any one oi them for copy o' Eoste;ter's Almanac for 1902.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02
OUR FAlRRAAK
 CORRESPONDENCE
Interesting Items From the
 Railroad Town
PERSON IL AND GENERAL
FAIRBANH. ATiz., Jan. 26. 1902.

FAIRBANS. Ariz., Jan. 26. 1902.
 c. c. Black drove in from the Bran- 'hJ mine ts.eri.y
 John D. Petite arrived from Tue .cn last wseS 10 fiil the v-cAucy Cu he work train caused by the reaigns:sDu of Cnarle. Murphy, who will resume hi. old run on :he main lin.
 Redmau Toohey. of the grading firm oi Robinson { Toehey, wss in the ely Saturday looking for a suit able pasture Tor hi. mules. which he expects to move here shortly. MT. T. says the gap" between Douglas and Demiug wii be closed in about air we,kr.
 Joe Lrrriou made a flying trip 10 Benson today. Joe says some yellow a,g. that were floating in the breeze th re iniicat.i the pre.ence Of small- gor, but that ha made DO inyes.iSs. .ion, ss he was ia hurry home.
 A. T. P.reies, formerly Of thi- plsc-, pssse! through from visit to Gan 4nes, Sonora, yesterday.
 Tbe familiar whoop ct crowd of j,p,L,, .,o.;,z Ing. ,.,aI ,Io populsc- that the A. G S E. pay car pad it's monthly vi-i: yesterday. The pay cars vi-i: seem. 10 iufIse u-. life in tie boys. Wait .i.l the "E-pse comes thrOu."
 Sd M i.len and Al Brocgman psssed through Fsifhauk Saturday on thcir way ,o S0gaie- from Blshss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02
STATEoF OHIO, CITYs TOLEDO,

LUCAS COUNTY. Frank J. Cheyney makes oath tha hs is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheyney & Co.,, doing business in the city of Toledo, county Ird state aforesaid and that said firm will pay he cum of ONE HUEDRED DOL JARS fer each and every ease of atarrh that osTnt ic cure Fy the 2 SC of Halls Cs:nrrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn 70 before me and subecriba my presence, this 9th day oi Decem Der, I56.
 sEALl A. W. GAsLEON,
 Notary Publi Halls CatirTh Cure is taken inter nelly and acis directly on the back D au mucus surfaces O. the system ddae or testimonials free F. JCHENEY 4 CO.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02
WILL DISCONTINUE
 MINUTES
Uncle Sam Will Curtail His
 Expenses
INDIANS ARE AFFECTED

We learn from reliable source ths, Indian Agent Corson oi the San Carlos agency, ha. been officially notified ths, on February the issuance of rsioDs and snnuities 10 Indians en- ployed a. policemen, herders and ia other capsc.ti-. and earning ss much ss s30 per month, will bs discontn ued, and Al the close Of the f.ca- year, June 30, the order will be eI- tended 10 include all reservation Ir- dians.
 This order is in fur,hersnc. Of the policy adopted several months hso hy the Indian commissioners 10 induce ,he Indians to work and become self supporting. IL i5 alsD stated that Fort Apache si!l be sbaDd 1ned ss 6 military post, and that the depart m.nt will les.e land. on the 4 pach. reservation for grszing purposes. - Silver Belt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02

Tue boar. ,fetucitiol oi Cai oFuia bss recognized the ,errtoIisl n. Tm.' school aI Tempe ts tue extent th-; all certificate. of grad nation i,su' by the pcrrsl lch O. viii be Lonor u i'y the schools in Cal cEaia.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02

TombrtCn, i, Iht r-cipi nt Of a rare ,rea'. Sufficient snow 'eil is,i nigh, to ns.rly, but not quit, com plete,y coy tae grOIn:, ari tha youth is harIy cnnmcnsGrAieiy win tho rancher and min whO welc mss the dJwlf.N and h'pes Tor Nll greater qrantity.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02

The Philhafm nic Concert on FEi day evening st Soh'efe!in Hall Irom ise. 10 be . musical ,iest. The co7ceTl is given ia. tn bsueii. Of the E i CO- pal chutch sni large attendance is anticipated.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02

Senatsr C,s-.. no.ri.hsiarGiug the fact ihat Ihs Trseu; slump IL copper knocks him sa, O! Sl,0Ju, ,U0J yesr has juIt pu.ch4.ei the srt collection of Dr. Prey r, Csp.llmei.;-r o' w. enns. for s32U ,0JO.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02

A full sci oi nes gre n-hacked na tio1al hani n4Se, will coon he i--u' d to replace the p-e'en. browh-alg.ed series. A.;A-y are a!l g'li-oIf>el, thi. change isinma,eIiAl.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02

The F.ss.l T Gem states tusi Fraukl.n 5 D rrs lI:m-f Tcs!ien. ol that burg -ud O'e eIitae are eYu oiics1 candidate Tor district a | -rn.y iu that coua,y i- .os cCnr- cied -.th tho Bisbee Revi-w
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02

We are riny all ue can in ou! humble u.y 10 civiliza and Cnri.iIan- ire the world. A BO.tCn ,ie.m-hip has just s.Ilcd .sr A,TIcs with enough run on b0a.i 10 ia.oiicste 100 900 men
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02

The friends a' L,.ip.4. ls.i-auot will ask 10, an .. rro:r r..H 1a o' s2Jo. COG. .os0 Tor the construction oi rysef' yoir. from tas p'e eTi e. Sre-S.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02

Ire following editorial appeared in ihe Arizona Star recently: 1t ha. b-cn 'ugges:ei that th. coming Ari
 rgnt Legislature .h .uli adopt z JJin; resolution by which All law eaacIed hy the legislature in future should have the name and vote Of every member who voted fIr or sgsinsi the lt-. rhi' would loc,; every law mater. snl those Traiing the law could tind where ne beloog d. Wu.t s monument for or 1gaiu.t legis ator. thi. would bel S1nia ii would elevate others i. would On .gn to everlasting oblivion. Why nltm.1e il one of she dec'sr~'iOnB i1 the platform oi the Ii campaign that .ucb q provision be made by the mex. legislature"
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02
No eastern ur |. arris d,Ia.

Uad. sh,rG N..l ' O! ie it. Ei,bee ou l1cih bl ,s.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02

Sd M l.len and Al Brocgmsn psssed through Fsifhauk Saturday on ihcir way ,o S0gaie- from Blsbss.