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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17

Prince Dlmitri Kilkon, son OF the
Russian minister of roads and rail
ways. who WAS recently baninhed from
Russia on account OF his ope My ex-
pressed sympathy with the Doukho.
tary sect, IN now studying Psychology
at the University OF Switscrlend.
The Russian government very cruelty
deprived the prince of his favorite
child. a boy, who win now be brought
up with Ideas contrary TO those of
his enlightened father.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17
Experimental Station at Aztec.
Special Telephone to The Herald.

Special Telephone to The Herald.
AZTEC, N. NJ. Feb. 1.-THE county
commissioners yesterday delivered
the deed for the purchase of the ex-
perimental station and land. The ter
ritory granted the proceeds Of the
sale towards erecting court house,
which sum amounts to $4,000. The
citizens of Aztec will subscribe a sufi-
cient amount to this, and erect a COM
Portable county building. 1t will occu-
py a portion of block directly east
of the business portion of the town.
The weather here continues spring.
like.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17

Durango is getting ready for one
OF the most progressive years her peo-
plo have ever enjoyed. The word
hss gone out that there VIII be no
more political and hazardous juggling
OF the public funds. and people who
have money win build more houses.
1t has never been fear for the future
OF Durango that retarded building
simply dread of higher tnxes as a rc-
suit Of extravgance by public ser
wants. Such abuses win be stopped.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17

Educational reform has become
popular in Spain since the Hispano-
American war. The Spaniards see
that In order to compete with other
nations the rising generation must
be skilled In foreign ideas and meth.
cds. Boys are now being sent 10
study In Great Britain and the United
States. Business training is special
ly desired. When this cannot be
done the boys are sent to English
schools In Gibraltar. American bust
ness methods are much admired. and
despite the soreness over the late
war. numbers OF young business men
are in the United States acquiring a
commercial education
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17

Some Of the dollars. many OF them.
paid In as taxes In La Plata county,
represent hardship and privation.
Could they speak. some sad stories
might be told of what some OF the
people have had to do to pay their
mite in toward supporting a county
government. And these are the peo-
pie last OF all. who should hesitate In
turning down extravaganza when
they go 10 the polls.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17
The news that the Emperor

The news that the Emperor of
Japan will personally inspect
the maneuvers In the north.
northeastern provinces has set the
local functionaries examining their
wardrobes. II il "de rigeur'' In ia
Japan to wear frock coat and tall hat
in the presence Of his majesty. In
Iwateken only the governor. secretary
and one or two others can boast Of
possessing . silk hat. and this remark
applies TO the other fvs districts In
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17
Aztec Ranches in Demand.

Special Telephone to The Herald:
AZTEC, N. M, Feb. 13.-There is a
party here today from Texas In search
OF three ranches. Judge Pendleton is
out with him. looking over some of the
best property in this vicinity. He will
doubtless find what he wants. The
weather is just like spring.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17

II Il not believed in coal circles that
&he present agitation will result In
1hnything which will seriously annoy
nsor disturb the production OF the
amount OF coal required daily in the
4 1country.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17

HAVANA. Cuba, Feb. 15.-The bat
tleship Maine was sunk In the har-
Dor here four years ago today and the
anniversary Is being observed by a
special memorial service and draping
OF public buildings.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17

Mr.. and MINIS j. w. Buckley of the
Florida saw mills. were passengers
for Denver this morning.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17

The Famous has something of inter
est to say to the bargain seeking pub,
lie in their space today.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17

The board of directors of the Wom-
ans club will hold their regular meet
ing tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17

The Fire department will give their
annual ball February "a. three days
later than formerly announced.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17

evening from an extended visit at Kan
sas City.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17

A. z. Benson departed for Logan
county this mornings where he
goes to purchase the Sterling Advo-
cate. a thriving weekly publication.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17

Mr.. Lenhart OF Trinidad was among
the arrivals last night. He will visit
relatives on the La Plata Mr.. Len
hart is a well known capitalist OF
Trinidad.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17

Mrs. Frank Harvey. residing on the
Cedar Grove ranch, about three miles
down the river. presented Mr.. Harvey
with son and heir Tuesday evening
last. All are progressing nicely.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17

From Fridays Daily.
Lenten services at st. Marks will
be observed on Wednesday at 4:30 and
Friday at 1880.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17

1t may be possible that the reason
for Messrs. Bradley and Cookies pre-
ferment for vindication by grand jury
is due to the fact, that, If the worst
came, they might gracefully follow the
example of Mr.. Anglim.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17

The return of Harry Turner from
his eastern trip may give us rest on
the Watson" jokelet-which made its
some hundredth and some appearance
in the Demo. this morning. Let us
hope so, for heave ms sake. Turner
off.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17

The Too Rich to Marry" company
appearing at the opera house tonight
played to a crowded house in Silver
ton last evening. and was pronounced
by Silverton critics the best show that
has ever visited the camp.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17

The residence ON the Hill ranch
near Hermosa burned to the ground
last evening about o'clock. Nothing
was saved from the flames except a
sewing machine and few small
pieces of furniture.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17

The irrepressible Day says. Let us
cease wrangling." Can it be that the
head and tail of wrangling in this long
suffering community is about to con
denim himself to perpetuuim silentium.
Let us hope for the worst, that we may
have less cause to be disappointed.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17

The Democrat appears this morn
ing with diatribe against the coal
miners union and union labor in gen
eral. I'VE are not advised as to the
intent of the coal miners" and so on.
says the belligerent Kernel. No.
guess not. That's where the shoe
pinches. Anything that the doughty
David is not advised upon. or called
upon to advise. don't stand SO very
high with his nibs-at least not
high enough to prevent him from try
ing to knife it.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17

Telephone reports state snowstorms
were in progress at Silverton and Tel
uride The mountain towns rejoice to
see the snow come as well as We hay.
seeds in the valley. whose bread and
butter depends upon the ranchman and
his crops, that thrive upon the water
garnered from the snow crop in the
hills.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17

Mrs. Wallace died this morning at
the residence of Mr. ]. C. Sullivan at
o'clock. from pneumonia, after an ILL.,
ness of eight days. She leaves a mar
ried daughter, Mrs. Leslie Prince of
lockwood, and daughter in Oregon.
Mrs. Wallace was well known as
nurse in Durango for some time past.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17

The Herald's position in the matter
OF special grand jury as noted in
the news columns of this paper and the
report OF the committee on the books
of treasurer and coun ty clerk. still re
mains as 1t was at time of making
statement, the frantic endeavors of the
morning paper to pervert our meaning
to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17

Another explosion occurred last
evening at the corner of Tenth and
Main. The Kernel was SO pleased
with his twaddle of yesterday that
he repeated the dose today With
such fertile soil as the gent from the
reservation says he has to work in,
seems really as though we might oc-
casionally be served with something
new Talk about your "repeaters"-
say, the Kernel is certainly a peach
crime.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17

The Adventist people are now hold
Ing their services in the Baptist
church. Sabbath school at 2 p. m.
Saturday. W. F. Hills, recently from
Salida will preach next Sabbath, Feb
ruary 18th at o'clock p. m. Alison in
the evening at 7:30. Subject of dis
courses: Gods Message for the
Day."
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17

Under Sheriff Thompson made
speedy work of corraling the horse
thieves who stole Mrs. Anderson's
steed at Animas City. They were ap
pretended about twenty miles up the
river after having abandoned the An
derson animal and stolen fresh horses
from ranchman named Joy. The
thieves proved to be Ed Robinson, Al
Gardin and young fellow known here
as Red" The horses and parapher-
MALTA were brought back to Durango
the would-be purloiners of horseflesh
are languishing in the bastile, and Un-
der Sheriff johnson is ready for
further pilgrimage against evil-doers
Trial will be had soon.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17

would-be burglar attempted twice
to effect an entrance to the residence
of ]. C. Coppinger Tuesday night Mr..
Coppinger had Winchester, but no
cartridges, to defend himself. Yes
terday he laid in the necessary ammu-
milton and should the burglarious gent
return. the coroner will doubtless be
called upon to finish the job.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17

The following clipping which is GO
ing the rounds Of the country press
contains some very sensible sugges-
tions. Read and think about them:
"Who sympathized with you when
your little girl was sick? Was 1t
your home merchant. or was 1t Sears
& Roebuck? Who carried you last win
ter when you were out of Job and
had no money? Was 1t Montgomery.
Ward & Co., or was It your home mer-
chants? How much does Siegel,
Cooper & Co. give towards keeping up
the sidewalks OF the town or paying
the minister's salary? When you
were sick how many nights did Hib-
bard, Spencer & Bartlett sit up with
you? When your loved one was bur-
led was 1t your home paper which shed
the tears Of sympathy and uttered the
cheering word. or was It some New
York or Chicago paper?"-David City
(Neb.) Banner.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17

The Herald force was the recipient
this morning of some gorgeous pro-
ductions in the line of valentines. 1t
Is sweet to be thus remembered by
unknown friends. whose natural deli
cacy prevents them from handing In
their offerings at the end Of ten
foot pole.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-09-18
FROM SERGENT.

Cors..aaaitate 70 1terE sienc CAP rosr.
SEaclN1. ks. sept l6-The Associa-
tion OF the Hardshell Baptists on Thorn
ton Greek passed ~ lovely. Eids. James
NcHaii. OF Perry County. and Wilson
Church, of Wise, preached interesting
sermons
James ?. era ford. representing the
Brown Manufacturing Company. Greene
willie Tenn. WAS calling on our merchants
saturday
y Mark Webb has position WITH the
surveyors OF the Northern Coal & Coke
Company on Elkhorn Greek and left Mon
dRy to begin work Tho Northern Coal
a Coke Comnan, u'ii begin erecting sew
crai coke ovens st Eikhofu at once in
which to test fhe superiority OF the coal
a number nf wsCous are nos busy hauling
thc ucccssarf hrick overland 20 Che place.
! ID. Harrison. rcpfcscutiug Andrews
Manufacturing Company. Bristol. Tenn
was here Friday talking trade Mr.. Har-
r-on makes friends wherever he goes.
Bids g. g.. ANA d. A. Craft returned
from EIkhorn Sunday where they preach
ID Che Generals of David J.. and John n
lnlf. sons OBJ Marion Craft. killed several
wears ago in che fcud trouble About 20
rcNf't ars hnncd there Who we're MUIR
derei during thc past 300 wears.
Harrison Caster and W u. Kinccr. Of
Tacoma, va. were guests of ". NJ Blair
saturday
Robert S Webb. wife and liiilo SON. of
i.is- Fairfax Ave. So. Louis. arrived we'd
ncsafy and are nou visiting their parents.
Ihcf uiI rcvoi mia ihc cool hrcc.cs of
mountain. Dan and vale for about one
month when fhrr nil return 90 tho
.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-09-18
THE MAN WITH THE HOE

Bowed Do, he weigh, Of oeniurie. be-
loans
pom bis hoe aud ga4es on iho ground.
] De emptiness OF ages in bis face.
And on bis back the burden of iic world
Who made him dead Go rapture and dcsnir.
thing that gricvcs not aud that never
hopes,
stolid and stunned. brother TO- tho .o,Y
Who loosoncd and Dee down Dbl. brutal
jaw
whose was ,he hand that .iauted back
Whose breath BILE" out tbelisht within
bis braiuf
Is Chic the Thing tbe Lora Cod made and
To have dominion over the sea- and land
in trace che stars and search thc loarar-
for power.
To feel Che passion of Etciuiiys
is 'u's iAc Dream be dreamed who shaped
Che suns
And p.ilared ,he blue armamcu. viu
Down an tbe stretch OF Hcuio aslat
Euif
There i. no shape more Terrible than
this
More tougosd with censurc of thc world.
blind greed
Move filled with signs aud norf,rt. f.,. Odd.
More iraught with meanoe DO thc universe.
What su'ls between him and the -oraahim'
Save ot ihc wheel off labor. nhatf. iit.
Ate Plato aui ttc swing of rIciade-t
" "ai at' 'ac long rcaohc. oltae peaks ol
song.
rleri.i Of dawn. o., ,edaeaias o.. ,l.
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the party 70 The ssill ewhss shsv erept
down tha mountain side TO the stiii il WAS
In fsii blast. As dav broke one OF the
Nsr-bsls party Inadvertently made a
slight noise. and the Two men engaged 1T
the stiu picked up their ria-s asi rnsde a
dash for the "revenuer<" hing as they
ran toward them. The IRE was returned
and one offhe men fell. as the Marshals
party thought, dead, hut when thu 80
up TO the mooashiner II wus found that h,
had been stanned by a bah striking him
on the hss above the ear aRd rssgsss
around, aud while Marshal Hanosd pur-
sued this msn the party eartur.d the
other one, after At least fifty shots had
been fred
The siill vas broken az and enc hun-
dfed gallons Of whisky captorcd.
All three Of tue men aesc taken 10
WEIGH and put 81 jaf. They Ffe Squire.
jones alias HonAksr, -nd-N bite. all old
offenders. Who came TO ihis section from
the m0nntains VI Tennessee. where the
Marshals got too hot for them.
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FORESTRY ON WEST
POINT GROUNDS.

The I Military Acsdcm, at West
Point Viii practice some system Of fores-
trs on 2'.ssi a-res of hardwood uniher
land near ;-c academy. These ground.
have been ascd a. a park. and tho iuicn
iien 90 the Sccrctar, o. War. alo has ap-
piled 90 tac hurcan of Forestry for ad
wee iu managing them. is 10 continue 90
use iAcm Tor this purpose. but 90 cut
irow them also regular Supply 81
feel. working PLAZA Tor the manage.
ment Of toe land gill be- made hy Fred
crick p. olmsiead, Of the Hareau o. For
esiry, aud an inspector viii Toe appointed.
no vii see TO "a that cuttings ate made
according 20 NJ oimsicsd's plsn with
out spelling the appearances al the woods
All the military wood reservations near
TIE forts in the West arc 70 De- managed
according 90 plans prepared hs the nu-
rcau OF foresirs. 1he Sccrefsrv Of War
hsr asked Tor advice in making cuttings
on these lands, and the plans viii o.
made A. soon az possible The rescrva.
tioas comprise aboui N .0ee acres
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..r r...
Dee drought n
l continues. consc-
ar'In- rN taat were
before, and tcgeta-
"'- happily maturing.
-'i hr'.-'ia Mccoy. of West
." N-i'ln- relatives and
''''.'Hs'a fut Russell -o4a-
n '''Hrn rerg born DOB
county Dt moved to Mcst Ir-
..t XXX. .' pave
"'"
. "ert N-
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BIG PURCHASE
BY THE n. n w. RY.
Gains Control OF pere Mar
Quetce and Detroit
Southern.

The Roanoke Times % last We'd
nesday contained the following rail
road story:
IL was semi-ofiicially snnoanced
Yesterday that the Norfolk snd
Western Railroad Compspy had Sc
cured the control of the Perc Mar
quette Railroad system in Michigan
and the Detroit southern system.
both Of which has formerly been
controlled by the Pennsylvania sys-
TEN. This gives them a direct line
from the great mineral deposits Of
Northern Michigan to the sesbosrd
aud Is considered one Of the most
valuable railroad deals that has been
made m recent years. The Pere
Marquette RAILWAY system Is almost
as large as the Norfolk and Western
system, controlling LIZA miles Of
track. besides line Of steamships
running from Alfalfa Beach. Mich.
70 Milwaukee and Chicago. This
road 10 the South connects with the
Detroit Southern. which the Norfolk
and Western have purchased a con-
trolling interest 10. aud crosses the
Norfolk aud Western proper az Glen
Jeane, near Waverly. Ohio. The
Detroit and Southern controls 3Sl
miles Of track. and is connecting
link between tho great mineral de-
posts of the Michigan peninsular
aud the coal fields of West Virginia
and Virginia
The announcement that the NOR
folk and Western had gained control
of these systems was quite surprise
IA railroad circles as the stock had
been bought gradually DO the open
market. and 70 was not known that
10 was being bought by the Norfolk
and Western people. and not until
yesterday was there any intimation
CD this effect The acquisition bv
the Norfolk and Western of these
systems oi railroad makes that .ys-
tenn one of the largest in tine United
state, and reaching tho territory that
it does. namely. the greatest coal and
iron producing country ol ihe nitcd
States. iu che Virginia and West
Virginia coal fields. and the mineral
deposits oi Michigan. with an outlet
to the coast and controlling direct
lines of transportation Go Milwaukee
and Chicsg1. makes tho Norfolk and
Western possibly che most valuable
railway system in the [ uitcl State.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-09-18
FROM FREEZING.

N'i'''l' ''i'ftN Ni iNt hi2 stone Nfn Iusf.
FENrLiNa Va. sept. ID Special. l-
The ncw registration Of voters for Clint
wood Magisterisl District will commence
on the 2Jrd aud end on the J0th. II Is
douh;iully il there will be fall rcgistra-
ton; The people mp 90 this time seem 90
bo somewhat uncourerned about the
matter.
The cN-Cnntcderatc soldiers of this
bickensonl County met AZ the courthouse
n dag OF two since 90 perfect an organiza
ton Twenty seven names we're enrolled
out OF TIE seventy five or thcreahouts that
are in The County Speeches were mad,
by W " e. Dotson. Commonwealth 1
Attorney Of Wise County. r. 81 Anderson.
OF Wise, and Judge A. A. Skccu. OF Clint
wood.
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us the opportunity TO see him is as
strong A. the difference m their re-
ccptions, ssys the Richmond Dis
patch Mrs Roosevelt deserves the
thanks Of the country Tor the sharp
snub she administered 20 ,he grand
duke in making It convenient 60 be
away from her home when he visited
there. The lesson that not even
royalty can conduct public orgies
with chorus girls and be received by
respectable American women is o.
good one. aud what the grand dukes
imperial relative will say Co him
when the facts arc learned viii be
interesting a good strong. hot
lecture delivered 30 the Russian lau-
guage by Russian car must have
elements of the exciting lit.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-09-18

SPECIAL
SEASHORE EXCURSIONS
via
SHENANDOAH VALLEY ROUTE
DOT Bile DAILY SERVICE
via
observation-disclosures
AND
CELEBRATED VALLEY AND PENN b
SlLFANIA RAILROADS
20
ATLANTIC CITY. CAFE MAY. SEA
ISLE CITY, AVALON ANGLAsA
WlLDWOOD-HOLY BEACH.
New Jersey.
Tickets viii be on sale Jriy 10Th and
a'th, August 9TH aud 2ist limited 10 ak
teen DAYS including date OF sale.
II tickets sold during July aud August
are deposited with Ticket Agent az Broad
street Station, PHILADELPHIA, on arrival,
a siop-over OF ten DAYS will be allowed Al
Philadelphia on g1ing trip.
Additional Information upon applica-
ton to Agents Norfolk Western RAIL
way. W II RFVIrT
Gsnesal lassenger Ageat, Roanoke. Va.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-09-18

Tur very rud-sill Of the educs-
ticual campaign must be better
school houses. says the Rsleigh. n.
C.. News AM Observer The hes,
teachers and brightest pupils are at a
disadvantage VIXEN the school house
is cold, dreAry, cherries. The won
en- alone can bring abont the i'm
provement in the school houses.
which require good taste and deft
hands This work ought 70 enlis,
The hesrty cooperation Of the most
progressive women IN the State. u
viii deepen interest on the part Of
men in public education. secure in
creased attendance. and result in bet
ter schools aud longer terms where
needed
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-09-18
average Of li.sco.ooo pounds Of
Bacon. hsm-. ETC.. AID 100000
pounds Of lstd.

Tss bonneville virg,nian says the
new Copsfi,u ion, winch was aani-
hilated By The ,aaters Of the Lee
County Repu licsa mass convention
last month. = been nctusIly sesu--
reeted kerc 10 Janesville BY Bate
MerrimSn, Charlie Brown. aud Paris
Alber, sud voters are being Iegis-
tered under It's provisions. Wonder
full
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-09-18
TENNESSEE SINNERS
Find II Unhealthy to do the
BUSINESS in West Nirainia.

blrpirLn. wa Sept Il--It has been
ssspicioaed Tor some time that there vas
illicit d,siHting going GA AZ The head of
tsois Greek. IA AcDoxeu County, near
Tie Bsyhanan couaty. Va. line. and
pepuiy Marshal A. G. Haaord decided 10
stop y. he took three guards and, lsAs-
ing wsaes "A aizkt rude ensil shortly be.
tore day. ~he~ they capiars5 one 81 faos,
interested In the stili aud made hin pilot
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-09-18

ATTORNEY GENERAL Knox saws he
could net accept seat on the Su-
preme Court beach "baeause OF other
engagements" Wonder if it can be
that he is really going in the prize
ring?-Riehmosd Times.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-09-18

Tx new l8diana State soldier.
and ssilors' monument at Iadian.
sPolis cost 5000. 600. I, Is 26s fcsl
high. was thirteen years ia building
Is lighted by IS arc and $50 mean.
descent lamps, sad has statues Of
Governor Morton. Governor Wait.
eosub, General VILLAS Henry Har.
rison. sud Gssersl George Roger.
CLARK. Morton WA the war Gov.
eraes Of indisns. aud few civic on
eisls during the war SO early gained
and - long retained the admiration
Of Onion soldiers --E<cknse.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-09-18

THx cost Of the new battle shir
Connecticut. now beiEg buils at the
Beooklyn Navy yard. Is being re.
corded with the utmost stfietness.
The data thus obtained viii settle
the questions as 10 whether Govern
meat construction Is cheaper than
consrscs construction.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-09-18

Tas importation BY Great Britain
ssom The Amsricsa ani Eeropsan
continent, show the enormous con-
sesnrtion q hog. freduesa BY that
eoaasry. From this eouatsy sloae
" Brisish people receive weekly
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-09-18

IT is though, by many that Con
gresham BTownloN viii not have a.
easy a walk over this fall a. he has
had heretofore. ia ths First Tennes-
see District Tie Republican, party
an tha, District is very much Gus q
harmony and il would not be sur
Prisiag Il Robert Burrows, the Dem
oeratie noninee, Is elected.