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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-08-21
EXCURSION TO RICHMOND
AND NORFOLK.

a hi- excursion eili be- ron from Inter
mnut. lie stone Gap. Gate City. and .il
way stations to Bristol. Tenn.
Wednesday, September 3rd.
Iae trsin eii leave intcrmont. Wcdnes-
iaF morning September 3rd. at 500
clock SHARP
ltc trau win leave Bdsioi. rcun-
Wednesday morning at $3.50. arrive 40
Richmond 'op p. m arrive az Norfolk
ll /. m
Returning. ihe ifain viu leave Norfolk
Ir.tas uirht September 5th. at @ o. p. us .
leave Richmond Same might az Ou
O'Clock
Harni tlia aies from Iniermont. Big
Stone $500. anI intermediate stations ur
t. Horizons inclusive. Co BRISTOL $50.
ttac ier the rouad trp from Bristol al
l.iHea
trnu BRISTOL fa Richmond Na St5s
From Bristol in Norfolk. Fa. - 81
Separate Coaches ur White and Col
Hr.l people ODD aii ol these excursions.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-08-21

Train enpioyes Il the Norfolk and
Western toad are to receive instrac.
ton il The science Of medicine and
the ara q surgery, 80 that they may
b able 70 set a broken leg and bad
pp the wounds u the injured.
This plan is said 10 be under con.
sideTation saA DR.. Cowen. chief sur
geon q the cornrsny, Is srrsngins
the details. The purpose Of the
project y 20 make every train crew
on the Norfolk aud Western systeu,
competent to give fsst aid TO the
wounded and injured in wrecks.
Il IS proposed to establish a school
Of instruction where train crews can
be taught rndimentSry surgery. be-
come familiar with many Of the RENE
dies used Tor the parpose Of temporary
relief and learn what materials srs
used aud how 10 use them. In this
connection every passenger and
freight train will carry a medicine
chest well stocked with all the mate
rails which the physicians snd sur
geons think essential Tor the purpose
Decision has not entirely been made
a. % the contents II the medicine
boxes. but they viii have. amons
other materials. supply Of splints
cotton. baadages. various lotions
salves and rcstorativcs.
The employees who will receive in
sructions as TO the best manner Of
using the supplies are engineers
hremen. conductors and brskemcu.
One Of the main things 20 b
taught ). the art Of binding up 8
wound after having II eleansed and
dl~inicctcd.
This alone, il is claimed. will re.
suit pa saving many people and max,
the Joe of many more comfortabl,
when iniurci-B'uefsd telegraph
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MRS. Tompx,Ns
xNTERTA,Ns.


Mrs w. n Tampksrs easer,sisea
quite q number ~ her lady friend. AZ
her home co Wyand9tfe Areaae on
last fnday evening. srom 70 8
o'cioek. ~ honor II her guests. Mrs..
A. NJ Wliari. 81 Knoxville. and
Mrs. :. L. Whitehead. 81 Norton
A short time was -neat IN pleasant
conversation 10 ihs reception bali.
when the hostess iei she way ont ca
the lava ssdef the 5eaatifnl shade
trees where table. had been spread
and ioaded With good things. 20
which the isdies did ample Justice.
Mrs. Tompksns j. a charming hostes.
and this spcndii occasion viii long
be remembered by those present. wi no
were; Mrs. a. VI. Willard. Knoxville.
Tenn, Mrs ;. L. Whitehead. Norton.
Va. Mrs. J. ~ Willis. Mrs. J n.
Mathews. Mrs. b :. Hamilton. Mrs..
". B. kilboura. Mrs. W II. Carnes.
Mrs r. l.. Brown. Mrs. I. Z Taylor.
Mrs g. y Knight. Mss. >. T.. Wolfe.
Miss Efie Brown
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-08-21

>e<s~-r<<-Sco<f - ~ @x &ce> Co. F.w
cH<s os<x4sr. Va. &sfs<t ls-Tts
g r-rt>< cen4<ny. 81 rnii~t<i,1i> - .
sent coal rx7srt here -: -ssk he
fosnt tie cool v-ins kne. extra qoaiisr.
Grab orshsrd. Lee cos-fy. eoa-
siite,ts the great ~xfer she'd lst Seata.
vest Nirxiai> ard Esstssn Kentn.ky
TIE great range oil cnnberland Ncan-
tains ercircies the Big k1ack anl Litfis
Black Nosnssins ~ the ssnr a S,ese
Nountsia On the yir9ieia side. 1aa Pins
Aeastain on fhe keuiaeky sits. Taesa
t-o stcpeedcus moaatsins ierua q circle
asouna the Bic and Little Black Noun-
tsias. The circle Fans iron. Biz StoAe
Gap vest 70 teuu.agf1n Gap and nortA
from thai point teior Harlan Court Mnuse
whe-e the Two Black Ncuntsiss SNft. ~.
thence east 10 The breaks Of the Camhes-
land MountAin, throagh which tAe Big
SANDY ~aiers hou from Nirginia These
sonie q breaks to -par Of she Cumber-
land range in Wise Coartv. Va. Thence
ses, back 70 The beginning 70 Big Stoae
cs7. That - nov a great railroad center
sad 10 destined 70 ne allied Nth raiirsass
forn every direction. 80 ieCrab Orchard
valley slso destined % 10 great rslsoss
pssa. We are informed ~ = friead Co
Harlan Ccunsf vho - agent 81 tie South-
ern Railroad Company. rho is tskiur the
right Of vay for that company. thst thei-
location from NidGlcshcro. Nv. 90 HARLAN
Court House. would BE- completed iast
week. and he Vas certain the ralread
~ouit he built IN the next eighteen
mouths.
The Big AID Lit.i. Black Mountains
double together in nrncr Grab Orchrard.
This IL the loitiess elevation aud ca-rits
all The coal veins Of other coal 6slds and
few more. NN
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-08-21
sUENA VISTA FURNACE
SOLD.

The Nirsinia Issn. Coal aad Coke
Company sold tire furnscs at Baena
VISTA. 70 the AileShany Ore snd IRON
Company. Presiieut Zebuaer vas
IN Bcune Vista looking over the
property accompanied By Nr. -. w.
Taylor. Geneyal superintendent. The
Allegheny Ore aud Iron Company
took charge August fifteenth. This
was the pioneer furnace in Virgins
manufacturing basic iron from the
open hearth process. S1periatend-
ent Rsndoiph Boiling has been ore.
rsiing the iurusce FOR the Virginia
lron. Coal and Coke Compary.-
HN'irrli Eaisr3riss.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-08-21
GAP BOYS

Win boz Game OF Ball With
Dorchester.
The Big stone Cap base bali nine
went Co Dorchester on last Friday
aud crossed bats with the team at
that place iu match game Of ball.
The game was quite an interesting
one. good playing being doue Icy both
teams The Gap team. as usual.
won. che score standing 6 Co II iu
thcir favor.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-08-21
DEDICATION

On Thursday Night August %,
at $50 O'Clock.
The deiicatory exercises for the
new school building will take place
on Thursday night, August 2sth
There viii be musie and speaking
and good time generally. Every
body Is invited 20 come The new
chair. will be- 10 place then and all
may have comfortable seats.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-08-21
LOCAL ITEMS.


Saltwater at the drug store
60 60 .se the Girl from Cuba.
DC. Sloan. OF Cato City. was 10
am Tuesday.
vs. b White, Of Knoxville. Tenn.
vas DOB tonn Tuesday.
An Rogers loit Monday night
trst. L0ai.. Mo.
Attorney 81. O.. Ely. Of Jonesvillc.
r,. .a t.e Dap last week.
D. d.. eucuaat was down from
yaf0a 'n-t Friday.
vs. Brown. af Abingdon. was
% ihs lar the past week.
IA Minor came down from Mnd
lrka.' spent Sunday 100 town.
g. D. 6l'y. chief police az stou-
Is, ra. B.. town last Friday night.
Tva e.a.. of Zee cola soda water
q iae aIas stone.
49, IT. doliloe spent Few days
lr u0.. DOB Kentucky GOA business.
N- IS A Bailey las commenced
r .-... 90 lnman and reports
gross.
sis W d Hershey and cbHl,.n
Stunned saturday night from "a vi,it
relatives 80 Du0ieii.
~ n.,,.rm.-s in,,s3,ng
,ab nn Gil c..m rnb,
vs.. Giles. a prominent tobacco
uu.- of Abingdon. was iu town
Na AA oAeen. Roland T..
a-.. 81. N. iyltou and Columbus
f. ID cUu,wool were in town
-s'aat
"'s''.- VIM A.. Aver, and A..
''''', 81 Lebanon, were iu ihe Gap
"'.'
cl.- Henry Taylor len Thursday
eo.a trip 90 Eastern Ken
'"e interest OF some eastern
'aa.'-
''' Shade Polly returned last
e-as.aay night from visit TO
4 10Y g. ''emp returned last Innrs-
-'' .''s from a business tnp TO
coal interests.
4
\ m p,;s,ol as. ,".,a ms
4 ssb
/
IN, r '-','o.', oooaA , Pe. lot .is
'.s az Dorchester spent sun
r,
''u'''ei' O., Di l'''''' was
No.. .''' wees N,' 'emme' Is
,ad Iron Companv
NJ
4 Am y, y N'isore ana >.
Faiay.
m. c.,
$50, '' n, nom O"Oa' august %
irrns5 H. y al'',e anu Anne DuH re-
49,. las, y week from .,, a VISIT 10 re-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-08-21
NOTICE.

VIII sell. on easy terms or exchange
for lumber, one % horse power port.
able sawmili, also viii sell one plan.
ng mill plant. complete. or machin-
cry ior manufacturing furniture. either
one on easy tcrms- For particulars
aiircss j e Moons.
Big stone Gap, Va.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-08-21

The Girl From Cuba. August
29th, at the Public School
Hall.
DE, b. a clean entertainment. with
plenty Of good music a part Of the
proceeds for the new Assembly Hall
chairs. get your tickets at the Drug
Store.
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Up-to-Date.

For everything in Soaps, Perfume, Toilet
Water, Talcum Powder and all toilet requi-
SITES, we are headquarters. Colgate's COM
olete line Also full stock of new up-to-
date stationery just received.
And remember, physicians, you will all
WAYS find our stock of Drugs, Chemicals,
&C., full and complete. Fresh vaccine al
ways on hand. y. w. Kelly.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-08-21

Fred Sullivan, Of Nashville.
Tenn. who spent some time in the
Gap visiting his brother. II. I. Sui
iivan, left Tuesday morning for
Glade Springs to visit relatives and
friends.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-08-21

". y. 0fet; sud urise. OF Blusfeld.
spent Fast Wednesday night in the
Gap. eu route T. Dueield. where Ni.
ofets is connected with the Tug
River Lnmbcr Company.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-08-21
SALE OF VALUABLE
TOWN LOTS.

- " ~ IN 4 -
in nlfsatrer coo decree of ttc Wee
Circit torrt ia fhe Chauccry ctase q
tes. b. hcIlr. Trustee. 81. , "a tioadiee
Go tI. nenltae therein. entered April iin
llu2 iac undersigned Special Commits
sioucr. uil proceed to self. 40 the front
door ot tlc llEa Hall ei thc louE Of Big
stone Cap. Virginia,
On the 2Srd day OF August,
1902.
b,fnetu tne aauas rfi0 a.. N. audl SIP. A..
ai public neicrr. ta the hieacst bidder
therefor. iae iaIiav Ias described property,
tn-nft.
Lotto. Block 7;
Lot =. Block %;
Lot 3, Block 20.
Lot >. Block 81.
aii oi Improvement comp.ny's Fi,s so. 0.
and
Lot 10. Block az;
Lot o., Block 90;
Lot 10. Block it3;
Lots z and 8, Block f2i:
ail 90 Improvement Company. Plat SO. 8,
oi tne loen of aIe Stone GAP. irlinia.
ON tle trst feo oi the foregoing lots ntat
cottages afr .r0rtei. Az of tbefc Tets
arc desirable.
TERMS OF SALE.
Nus tnIri ai f.t purchase price 81. le
paid cash Ia band. aaI thc balance fo 10
paid .n sI. aa- twelve meniAs llcn data
0i -aI., purchaser in execute DOT. nofes.
bearing interest FROM date of saIc. paws
able to tar ueacr-ilncd Commissioned
che undersigned Commissionsr to rriain
thc tte to s.ii Bots ts securitr fnr tle
/ "
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-08-21

J. A. L. Minor. the coke oven con
tractor, viii commence the erection
Of cottage On Swanee avenue near
Che residence of +. T.. Goodloe in =
short tune. When completed he will
move his family from Birmingham.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-08-21

Wm Garrison, who has been in
Michigan Tor some time. is spending
few days Nith relatives in the Gap.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-08-21
Lot 10. Block o9;
Lot o., Block 90;
Lot 10. Block ii3;
Lots z and s, Block 1911:

al cd Improvement Company. Plat SO. g..
oi the iosn oi iie Stone Gap. Virginia.
On thc hrst feo oi the foregoing lots neat
cottages afr .r0rtti. Ar of iaese Tets
arr desirable
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-12-11
"lt'S Your New Set of EurS! -

mind to make fire in the stove just to
please him; he kept asking for it so long
though, come to think of it, he hasn't
mentioned it lately, though l always told
him it only made dirt for me to clean
up and the furnace heated the whole
place anyhow. He said his mother used
to have nice fire in the stove when they
came in evenings. OF course, she did his
mother never saw a furnace in her life,
and wouldn't have known it from a tele-
phone if she had" She paused, with
her hands on her hips, to admire the re-
suit of her labors. Eyes, l guess l will
light fire in that stove, anyhow, it will
serve as a text for more remarks about the
cold and few more hints as to how
do need a new set of furs this Christmas
Josiah is a good man, but he is as close
when it comes to a question of money as
a potato is to it's skim
She was busting about as she talked,
making her prepare tons to light fire in
the brilliantly polished stove "There. I
declare" she cried, as she opened the
door, Elf Josiah hasn't got this stove all
filled up with papers and trash, after all
my talking; it does seem as if you can't
teach man to be careful about house
any more than you can teach hen to
play checkers! Never mind, I'll just lay
my kindlings on top Of the trash and not
scold-Christmas is not the time for scold-
ing, anyhow-though when you've got to
live with man it's best to take every
opportunity to teach him what's right
As the fire began to crackle cheerfuly,
she left it and went over to the old-fash-
toned cupboard in the corner, reached
carefully to the top shelf and took down
O bundle.
'I'l just take a last peep at Josiah
present" she said. 1T tell you, there was
a lot of work in the knitting Of that af-
CHAN, and if he doesn't give me those furs
he'll feel good deal ashamed every time
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-12-11

ne puts it over his knees in the buggy
this winter-and the furs are not in the
house, know that, for I've been over
every square inch of it in hopes I'd find
he'd hidden 'em somewhere" She had
unfolded a wonderful combination Of col
ors in wool which would have made Jo-
seph's coat somber garment by COMPARE
son, and looked at it with great admira-
ton. Then she carefully replaced it. 81
don't know as it's just necessary to keep
it away up there-he wouldn't see it if
it was right under his, nose. Dear me, 1
certainly smell something burning. I
wonder if it can be my cake in the oven,
l had almost forgotten it, with all these
other things on my mind
'"There comes Josiah now!" she cried
ten minutes later, as she heard the door
OF the sitting room open. "I'll stay out
here and see what he does. Well, surely
he must be pleased with the decorations
and the fire in the stove. It sounds as if
he was doing a jig all over the room-and
him a protesting Christian, too!'
Five minutes later later she opened the
sitting room door and stood transfxed on
the threshold. "Why, Josiah Slickerby,
what on earth is the matter?" she
Shrleked. GU are as Dlack as sweep
and your beard is all singed, and what is
that awful smell in here, and w-what is
that you have in your hand?"
cts your new set of furs, that's what
it is" retorted Josiah, grimly, "a good set
Of furs that cost a lot of money, too, and
looking like cat that had been sitting on
a can of frecrackers when they went off,"
'tBut how on earth could"
81 had hid 'em in the stove, that's how!
you said you'd never make another fire in
ii now we've got furnace, and l hid 'em
in it, SOS I could surprise you for Christ
mas" Il
''WelE, goodness knows, you have sur
prised me!'
eyes, and when I came into this room it
was all full of smoke, and flames were
bursting out of the stove door, it was so
full, and if hadn't kept my presence Of
mind and hunted out that old thing to
smother the flames with, the whole place
might have been burned!" And he held
up the afghan, which was scarcely in bet
ter condition than the furs!
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-12-11
MINNESOTA NEWS.
Needless Forest EIres.

r q
The fact that eighty-three young
men are studying forestry at the ex-
pertinent station, ST. Anthony Park,
is an Indication of the growing in
terest in this science. And the fact
that Mr.. William T. Cox, a native
and resident of Pope county, who re-
celved part of his training at the
same school, was selected by the
United States forestry bureau to in
vestigate and report on the Septem-
Der forest fires in Oregon and Wash
ington shows that ability and con-
scientious forestry work will be
pretty sure of recognition.
Mr.. CoX's report is printed in the
November number of Forestry and
Irrigation, and is a remarkably inter-
esting and able document He visited
the burned regions on horseback,
fording difficult streams, and the in
formation he obtained IS undoubtedly
trustworthy. The areas burned over
amounted in the aggregate to 100000
acres, equal to twenty-six congress
slonal townships, the most of which
was richly timbered. The total dam
age from the fires, an itemized state
ment Of which is given, he estimates
at $12,000,00C; but considerable of the
timber can be saved if cut this
winter. Three hundred and eleven
families were left homeless, hum
dreds of other settlers suffered loss
and eighteen people persisted. The
fires had been burning several weeks
before the principal damage was
done, but it was nobody's business to
look after them. r %.E
Mr.. Cox says: "Had timely meas
ures been taken l feel satisfied that
all of these fires could have been ex-
tinguished before becoming serious,
and had there been rangers in these
localities it is doubtful if any lres
would have occurred, barring Of
course, such accidental ones as that
set by the locomotive"
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-12-11
a Whole Dinner
qvtd
Mashed Potatoes
BY JESSIE LLEwELLYN.

TRHE holiday rush kept us late, and
although thoroughly tired in mind
IL and body l felt no relief upon be-
ing free to leave the crowded store
and return to my cheap boarding house.
Slowly | made my way among chattering
clerks, comfortable matrons and fashion
able young women to the rear exit. was
horribly conscious Of my frayed jacket,
and the lean leather chatelaine at my side.
"Christmas!" l smiled bitterly
Serves you right for not staying mar
ried," l could hear the last harsh words
OF my maiden aunt as I left the sleepy
village to seek independence and self-re-
spect.
"Other women?" rang the voice, "well,
men will be men; he makes good living
for you, don't hep
l heard the key turn in the great store
door, but still l remained on the step,
staring out at the lights tearfully reflect
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-12-11
The Height of Delicncy.

Clara Mabel is so thoughtful about her
Christmas presents.
Belle-In what way, dear?
Clara-Always leaves The price tag on SO
as to save me a trip down town to find
out,-Brooklyn Life. 5s ST
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-12-11
A Christmas
Comedy of Errors
By ELISA ARMSTRONG BENG0UGH.

= OTAHERE, now, we are all ready
for Christmas,' said Mrs.
IL Slickerby, as she climbed stiff
ly down from the chair on
which she had been standing to deck the
chandelier with holly. 'How surprised
Josiah will be when he comes in, cold and
tired, to find the place looking so like
holiday times. l declare, have good
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-12-11
News in Brief,

LII is estimated UldC each VI JIG
large railway systems entering Min
neapolis is handling from 1880 to 81
900 more cars each week than they
did at this time last year. The source
from which this immense traffic
comes has not been fully figured out.
Traffic officials know that it is being
offered, and they are too busy caring
for it to investigate the causes.
William Ellis, who pleaded guilty
to robbery and assault at Duluth was
sentenced by Judge Dibbell to thirty
years imprisonment at hard labor.
highwayman held up J. Fl. Busell,
street car conductor of Duluth, and
robbed him Of $a0, Nine passengers
were in the car.
The wagon and blacksmith shops
Of Just Paulson at Wells were de-
stroyed by fire. The loss is about
$4,000, with partial insurance. The
origin of the fire is unknown.
T. G. Clifford has been appointed
commercial agent of the Chicago, ST.
Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha railway,
with headquarters in Minneapolis,
vice M. i. Trumer, who has resigned
to engage in business at Koochiching,
MINI.
The Crookston Waterworl1s, Power
and Light company has completed the
I>digging of an artesian we'll. It's To-
inch bore and is 215 feet deep.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-12-11
Our Growth.

Fifty years ago-slxty certainly
there was not a pupil nor public
school in Minnesota. The last re-
port showed the total number Of
scholars enrolled to be 412,671, the
value of school houses and sites ST.
6O4,436 and the annua1 payment on
account of teachers wages $4,347, 1854.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-12-11
lonu DISPUTED Title.

The government gave woman and
her two children full title to large
portion of town in Minnesota. The
secretary Of the interior decided the
contest, involving a portion Of Sec
ton Is, which includes a portion OF
the town of Cass Lake, MINI.
Nellie Lydeck and her two children,
as Chippewa Indians, applies for al
lotments on this sect1on before the
establishment of the town of Cass
Lake. At that time a suit was pend
ing in the United States supreme
court to determine whether the Sec
ton had passed to the state under
the school law act or belonged to the
Indians.
Later the United States supreme
court decided the issue against the
state, and Mrs. Lydeck pressed her
application for the allotments.
A part of the town of Cass Lake,
which was sold a couple of years ago
at public auction for the purpose of a
TOWNSHIP, occupies section Is. This
is not affected by the decision.
The remaining portion or the town
passes to the ownership of Mrs. Ly-
deck and her children. They will
have title to all improvements.
Nearly 1000 persons lose their
homes and buildings which cost in
the neighborhood of 100000. -
What We Pay.
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
lerkes, in his annual report made
public, shows that there was collected
in the state of Minnesota So, 161 ,062.S4
during the last fiscal year. There are.
453 cigar and tobacco factories in
Minnesota. There was manufactured
1,319,66O pounds of tobacco into 3d.
592,356 cigars; only thirty-one pounds
of tobacco was used in making cigar
cts. There are three suits COM
menced in Minnesota for violation of
the internal revenue act during the
last year, none of which have yet
been decided; ffty-three rectifers of
liquor paid special tax in Minnesota;
eighty-two wholesale liquor dealers,
and 5,546 liquor dealers paid special
tax; there is only one wholesale ole
omargarin dealer paying a license
and four retail dealers. The total re-
ceipts from all were $11o. In Mime
sofa there is one single dealer in mix
ed flour paying a special tax.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-12-11

ed in the wet pavement, when there came,
from somewhere below my waist line, a
small whine