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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-04-03
MARKET GARDENS.

There is no better market for vege-
tables and fruits than the producer
finds in this vicinity. As a general
thing the grade Of such vegetables
and farm products brought in and
sold 70 the consumers is Of a low
grade. and would not be purchased
in a city at one-half the price they
bring here. There is no necessity
for this. The farmer should wake
up and put his products in merchant
able shape by asserting them and
asking prices to correspond with the
quality Of the goods he sells. The
vast army Of coal miners and laborers
haven't time TO raise their food and
our farmers ought 90 furnish il and
keep the money at home.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-04-03

The bazaar held last Friday night.
Saturday sni Saturday night for the
benefit Of the school ~ss very success
fal. The sctosl proceeds smoanted
to one hundred aud thirty dollars and
an abundance Of fan.
On Friday night the town hall.
where the bazaar was held. was fall.
Notwithstanding tina, the rain poured
down in torrents, and everybody had
a good time.
There was offered for sale a great
lot OF fancy articles made BY the
ladies OF the town and the children
Of the school. also a number OF
articles donated BY the merchants.
On Saturday morning there was a
small crowd present aud the profits
we're good. and on Saturday night
the crowd VAS large aud everybody
eharitsbly disposed.
Some OF the features Of the bazaar.
were drawings for two chatting dishes
aud a beautiful enamelei ladies watch.
The holder Of the lucky number for
the watch wa Mr.. J.. b. Ayers, for
one chatting dish was Miss jamie
Slemp. and for the other Mr. Casper.
The fishing pool afforded the younger
people a great deal Of fun. Not the
least attraction was the Easter egg
table. where a supply Of rabbit eggs
could scarcely be kept in steck on
account ofthe great demand for them.
There were also cakes. candies and
fruits TO tempt the appetite and re-
duce the pooketbook. Everybody
seemed pleased with the success at
tanned and thanks are due 20 those
who engineered IL and 10 ali who
helped make IL a success.
The following deserve credit.
!. The committee. Mrs. Bullitt.
Mrs. J. II. Mathews and Mrs.
/ Cochran.
? The children and ladies who
made the fancy work.
g. Those who furnished fruit,
dishes. &c.
4. The ladies who helped sell.
.. Those who made purchases
6. The amount cleared pays for
the piano. and leaves the library fund
intact.
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q WEST
RAILROAD co.
Act Of incorporation Passed
Virginia Senate.

a Courier reporter interviewed
Mr. George d. Garter Saturday iu
regard Co the rumor of the Seaboari
Air Lime having bought or leased
the Virginia and Southwestern Rail
way which extends from Mountain
City in johnson County. Tenn. Co
Big Stone GAP, Wise County. Va
The bin Incorporating the south
ana West Railroad CO.. passed the
Virginia Senate Friday This last
nam takes the place of the Glade
Vile Railroad. which latter runs from
Ramsey. on the \. e. w 90 Wise
Court House. Va, and it having
been stated that the Scaboard Air
Line was back of this deal Mr.. Car
ter was seen and ~inierrogated IN re-.
gard thereto.
Mr.. Carter states empha,ically
that the :. a. J.. has had nothing
whatever 10 30 with this deal. And
further that said =. a. l.. has made
no offer for the Virginia and South
western. neither has that road made
an offer 20 sell TO the Seaboard Air
Line.
The plans Of the syndicate repre-
scented by Mr. Garter have not yet
been matured. Upon completion Of
said plans, It NAV OF may not be that
Bristol can hope tor a connection
with the Seaboard Air Line. 1t re-
mains for the future TO reveal whether
that strong railway system will ex-
tend either Southwark 90 the sea
from Bristol. or Northward from
Bristol to the vast and almost ex-
haustless coal fields Of Southwest
Virginia. At present, the outlook
is quite indefinite with nothing posi-
lively certain in sight.-Brisiol Con-
risr
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E$tcn0t4 10 SEo4 tSt0<s
IL Is given ont ON what is consid-
cred good authority that the Eexing-
ton and Eastern railroad is TO be ex
tended TO the coal fields Of Southwest
Virginia. where Il will Ire connected
with the Cliach Valley division o ihe
Norfolk and western ro&i at Norton.
twelve miles north Of Big Stone Gap
The Lexington aud Eastern j. now
under the control OF Kennedy. Todd
4 Co. The announcement that an
extension Of this line will be made
into the Virginia coal fields has
caused much local interest and spec
~ulstion as 20 the future meaning Of
the move. /. is believed that the \.
and W. people are behind the move
IN an effort 20 get a direct outlet to
the northwest through Kentucky
The n. K w. has been doing heavy
and fast increasing business from
Norton. Va, over the Louisville snd
Nashville road. The new line
through Lexington will shorten the
route to the northwest and make the
\. & w. company independent OF all
competing lines tor northwest freight
and passenger traffic. The route Of
the proposed road has not been
officially chosen, but a. an evidence
that there will be something positive
announced within the next few days
this company has purchased material
and made an preliminary prepata-
tions for the Immediate erection of a
depot AZ Lexington. This move Is
looked upon by railway magnste~ as
being ote OF the most important steps
toward the solution of the outlet
problem that the Virginia road has
been trying 20 work out for some time
past IL viii ultimately result 10 the
Chnch Valley being made the main
branch and a grand trunk line from
the Virginia %seacoast cities 90 the
middle and northwest states. IL Is
understood that a corps OF engineers
viii be started on the survey Of the
new route in a few days. IL Is esti-
mated that the proposed line win
cost several million dollars as the
country through which il will run is
confined 90 che rugged. mountainous
parts of Eastern Kentucky and will
require miles Of tunnels. 10 will be
the only railroad ever opened through
that section which De- immensely rich
IN mineral There are mountains OF
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MARRIED

Mr.. Thomas Reed. Of Dorchester.
and Miss Nora lessee. of Castle
woods. Russell county. spent Monday
night ia town en- route 90 Bristol,
were they were united in marriage
on Tuesday. The groom is - years
Of age and the bride IS. and are
prominent and popular young people.
They were accompanied by r. NJ.
Reed. Bob Reed. George Fuller and a
young Mr.. lessee.
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VIRGINIA COAL LANE DEAL,

Baltimore (press) The Union
Trust Co OF this city is financing a
syndicate 20 acquire upwards of 100.
coo acres Of coal lands in the south
western part OF Virgins aud 10 build
the old Virginia and Southwestern
aud Ohio River and Charlestou rail
roads. II l. said thu underwriting
syndicate has been completed aud
am unit, 1890. 600. oversubscribed
The company wall be organized with
D 60 itaDzati,n 81 from 50 900 600
e. $4,000 900 Connection viii b.
mwie with Seahoafd Air Line - Wall
Street Journal. March -.
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MARRIED.

Mr.. Charles J. Ship. Of near
Ro~gersville, Tenn. and Mrs Eta A.
Evans. Of this place. were married at
the home Of the bride on last We'd
nesday night, Rev. Wassom, Of Nor
ton. officiating. The wedding was
2 very quiet one. only relatives Of
the bride and a few friends being
present.
They left Thursday morning fer
the groom's home. where they will
spend a few days.
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OFFICER SHOT


BY a Striking Negro at lnman.
lSNAs. Va. April !. 1902
on Monday afternoon a striking
negro miner became boisterous around
the store. The policeman Prcutiss
BeIcher ordered him home and follow
ed him up 90 see that he went. The
negro became abusive aud threatened
the officer. finally the officer stopped
60 talk ;o some carpenters at n bridge
about 200 feet from the negro- house
when unstins opened fire on Belcher
with a shotgun. The officer then
went Go arrest him and hc fired sgain
through the window and then came
90 the door. Bcichcr then fred
through The door with his pistol cut
ting a hole through a Negroes hat ga
the house The negro then opened
the door about 6 inches AMI fired
again and the officer fell. While the
carpenters were picking up Belcher
the negro. Perry uostin. escaped Co
the hills. a dozen men secured .he
woods. but hc cludci them aud was
arrested at Norton by the Norton
police Tuesday morning. Esquire
Shepherd and another went Co Nor
ton and tried him there % avoid his
being iynched here. The prisoner
was sent Co Jail.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-04-03
JUDGE JACKSON
Taken TO Knoxville for Treat
ment.

BHisroL. March 2S.-Judge Ross
Jackson, of Gate City. passed through
this city yesterday, ca route 60 Knox
Vile. where he will put himself under
a physician for treatment Judge
jackson was partially paralyzed sew
eral years ago. The silment has
caused him Go become totally blind.
Tie was carried from the carriage in
to the train here. He is a talented
attorney and was for several years on
the bench as county judge Of Scott
county. Virginia. lie had a bright
future before him when the malady
suddenly anne upon him. His
friends here wish for him a permanent
recovery. Judge jackson is a broth
err of Rev. Frank y. jackson. Of
knoxville.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-04-03
MIR. BRADINc RESIGNS.

Mr.. J. +. Brsding has resigned his
position as cashier Of the Dominion
National Bank and will 60 20 Norton
where he will sssist in organizing
what will be known as the First
National Bank Of Norton. Of which
he will be cashier. The bank will
open for business about May /. Mr.
Brading's successor has not yet been
chosen.-Bristol Ners.
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c. L. HAM BLIN,
Real Estate Agent,
Big Stone Gap, Va

7 am prepared ,o give informationiu re-
gard 10 ownership oflott Big Stone Cap
Plat ! to @. also Cor ssla of lots ior della
qucnt taxes tor lr9s and 1899.
Locking after the interest OF non-resi-
dents. sale of Lots, Houses, Coal and
Timber Lands a speciality.
have some fine farms for sale. also
some fine resident property.
An business iutrustcd 90 my care
promptly attended TO. Correspondence
solicited
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-04-03

The annual meeting Of the East
Big Stone Gap Land and Improve
ment Company viii be held at the
Law Office Of r. T. Irvine in Big
Stone Gap on Thursday, May !, 1902
noon. An stockholders and directors
are especially requested to be present.
BY order Of r. Il. l~aViNE,
T.. y. JoNEs. Pres.
1916 Sec'y. Mch. p. 1902
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FOR SALE.

One two siory. ! ri residence,
aud three lots. located on corner Gin
ton and West 4th Street. Price and
terms reasonable. Apply to
j. S. BEAxAs, Big Stone Gap, Va.
1915
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LOCAL ITEMS.

ENiNAtNAH HNAA Nh NNN MrAAAANNtAA
plan at Head. Sloan & Taylor's.
Esster weather was just a little
late And struck here on Monday.
T.M Pepper. of Norton. was in
the 6ap Sunday.
SCI the new tinware at Hambleu
Bros
Il 5 generally thought spring time
rili eome some time during the year
m sullivan went, 10 speers'
Ferry Sunday.
Res j. b. Craft. Of Rye Cove.
YES b town Thursday.
o. Barrett. Of Bristol. spent Fri
LAY b town.
ffYou can't come phone us.
pksne 60 CASH GaocERv Co.
l. kauamsn. Of Norton. spent sun
10y b the Gap.
Z. r.. Casper aud j. +. Mullins
leni sunday at Norton.
Everything that is kept in a first
lass grocery Store. Ask for IL.
Phone g.. CAsH GRocEBY Co.
@. r. McCorkle returned last week
ron a business trip TO Johnson City
II you want tinware that won't
uss. go to Hamblen Bros.
Ms $. ". F. Richmond returned
'ues lay morning from a trip 10 Gin
innati
a. L. Gnly, store manager for the
Ieyaone Coal & Iron Compay, at
ireion. spedt Sunday in town.
He'd. Sloan K Taylor have some
Zee ountry onion sets for sale.
Fnnk Miller, coke boss at Looney
esk, spent Sunday in the Gap
Fsh Capt. Taylor.
Butter at j. NJ. Willis & Co.'S 20
sn,s.
X s. Dillon. Of Fsirview. Vs..
fent a few days in the Gap last
eek taking some masonic degrees.
S. N. f. Richmond will move his
smaS TO Norton in a few days.
kobert Rogers. of Russell count.
peat Sunday night at the Taylor
loase
Remember you can get what you
Esnf at j. N. Willis & Co.'S.
Msckeral. Herring. and White
liver Fish at
PAone 67. Casa Grocery Co.
y. c. McCorkle. the popular lum-
% pau. vent to Dufheld Tuesday
som NJ.
Nj j. +. Bum and family left
khessday morning for Wise, where
e. penn will take charge OF the
's'ssn Hotel at that place.
"a bszaar given in the town hall
49, Friday and Saturday nights
= q success and quite a sun was
sst:xe ed for the school library and
aeAe fund.
pSat fail to see Muney's al il
ga 1ssue- CASH GROCERY Co.
I'll. Holden has moved his fam.
nc the J. A. Taylor property
he new school house, recent,
*sFf ased by Prof r. VI. sheppe.
fhis clothing cleaned and press
also ladies' WOODEN skirts, by
Patton, over drug store. Ayen
'ng. Big stone Gap. Va.
Duff. who has been attending
| at this place, returned to hi,
at Gillenwaters, Tenn, Sun
Rorning.
alto onions and sets at s. A
Pn Il Co.'S.
ID your job printing to the Bis
Gap Posr. Satisfaction guar
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-04-03

Joseph Virgin. superintendent Of
the Virginia Iron. Coal a Coke Co.'s
plant al Inman. ceme dowa Tuesday
and received the Royal Arch
Mason's degree. lie WAS sccom
panied by DIR. Holly.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-04-03

W. a. johnson and family have
moved 20 Bristol. where Mr. johnson
has received employment as an ex-
pert carpenter.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-04-03

a. Z. Smith and r. Kelly. Of
Wise. passed through town Sunday
night with Messrs. Harmon and
Wyler. and Mrs. Barnett aud Mrs.
Names. who were convicted &C lunacy
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DR. F A. SPROLES.
~ e%iaf&nt D&nta=r.
Big STONE Can. Va

/ am sthl az my old stand in Skccns
Building. where will be found from $50
a 49,. 90 $50 p. m. prepared 10 do all kinds
OF Dental Work. Crown and Bridge Work
and Painless Extraction Of teeth speciai-
ties Prices reasonable. janI-2
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-04-03

John A. Taylor and family left
here Sunday night for Winchester,
Ky. where they viii reside in the
future. and where Mr.. Taylor will
operate a saw mill for the STANDARD
Oil Company.
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Miss Alberta Buckley. who has
spent the past eighteen months with
Scott county relatives. left yesterday
for her home at Tuscumbia. Ala.
Miss Buckley has made a host of
friends here who regret 90 see her
leave. She was accompanied by her
%nnele. C.. J.. Bickley.-G0fc CITY
Icddcr.
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Guy Nah. son Of Rev. J. f. Naa,
presiding elder Of the Big Stone Gap
District. ~ r. Church. South. who
has been sick for some time with
appendicitis, len Tuesday morning
fof Richmond where lac will undergo
a surgical operation.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-04-03

Let rs put you on our daily call
list. We viii have our representa-
tive call or phone you, as yor say.
Phone 81. CASH GRocERy Co.
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c. X. Lide. an insurance agent Of
johnson City, vas in town a few
days last week and insured a number
Of our citizens.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-04-03

No. l timothy hay st J. NJ. Willis
4 Cos.
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ID. b. Vent returned last week
from a business trip 20 Philadelphia.
The evening world., 1902-12-05
MILITARY ATHLETIC
LEAGUE IN DANGER.
Two Regiments Announce They
will Not Participate in Annual
Tournament.

Internal strife threatens to disrupt
the Military Athletic League, and al
ready W regiments, the Twelfth and
the Thirteenth, have decided not to he
represented at the annual tournament at
Madison Square Garden. Col George r.
Dyer ard Col. David e. Austen have
notified tho officers OF the league OF
their determination. and they are
backed up by Prigndler- General George
Moore Smith.
Objection is made to the men at the
head Of the league. The opposing party
favors the removal ~ Col. Charles II.
Lmsaomh az president and the selection
of tho acknowledgement or the command
ing general of the Guari. II Is said that
the Seventh Regiment and Squadron a
arc with the Twelfth and Thirteenth
and will not be represented at the tour
ncy.
The men at present at the head of the
league are on the supernumerary list
and the opposing officers say their men
have no legal right to participate in al
event which Is under tIe oil
men not in active service.
Col. Luscomh admitted that Coils. Dyer
and Austen a notified him that thelI
regiments would not compete, lie said.
however. that the tourney would take
Mace as usual, Il that great Interest
Is being shown.
The evening world., 1902-12-05
His Remark to Secretary OF the
Treasury Shaw Furnishes
Gossip for Official and Un-
official Washington.
EMBARRASSED THE VICTIM.
Came at a Time When Many De.
mands Were Being Made for Re-
movaI Of Secretary and It Alarmed
Him at First Hearing.

WASHINGTON. d. g.. Dec. 5.-All Of
ncial Washington is laughing over a real
nun committed by the President. 1t is
NOT often that the President Of the
United States unbends TO 1.-The lowest
form OF humor," but the occasion IN
this instance wGs so tempting that even
the President could not resist.
Secretary Shaw. Of the Treasury. was
trying all kinds OF expedients to relieve
the stringency in the financial world.
Newspapers and many high individuals
were calling for his resignation or re-
tiremont.
While working over the problem the
hardest. and while criticism was the
keenest, Secretary Shaw attended a Cab
met meeting. He was n little late. and
the other Cabinet members were chat
The evening world., 1902-12-05
Seven Men Are Caught While
Fighting an Early Morning
Blaze in the Manufacturing
District of Cleveland, 0.
ONE DEAD; THREE MAY DIE.
A Captain and Lieutenant OF an
Engine Company Unable to Es-
cape In Time to Avoid the Ava
Ianche Of Debris.

CLEVELAND, o.. Dec. 5.-Early this
morning while members Of the Fire De-
partment were fighting the flames In the
ruins OF the Llkly & Rocket factory al
case and Hamilton streets, a portion OF
thu wall fell upon members of Engine
Company No. 4. burying them in the de-
bris.
Those who were thus caught were
Capt. Daniel Finucan, James L. os-
berger and Arthur Garner VINO Were
working Just outside the wall; Lieut..
Robert McKenna, Hoseman Samuel
Jones, Charles NEEDING and Patrick H.
Joyce. who were on the inside.
Ambulances were hurriedly called and
the hremen soon brought from the ruins
all but Joyce, who Is still deep under
piles OF brick. with no hope OF being
taken put alive. .
The Injuries Of McKenna. Jones ana
NEEDING may prove fatal. while the
others are but slightly injured.
The evening world., 1902-12-05
With His Head and Body Bat
tered, He Appears in Court
and Makes Serious Charges
Against Policemen.
FIRST BEATEN IN STREET.
Then He Says More eIuecoats Az
saulted Him While Locked In a
Cell In the West sixty-elghth
street Statlon.House.

william o'Reilly, a laborer, of No. l9
West Sixtieth street, his head complete
" covered with ~bandages and his body
marked from head to foot with weits
and bruises, when arraigned before
Magistrate Pool, in the West Side Court
to-day told a remarkable story OF brutal
treatment in the West SiNty-eiShth
street station last night.
O'Reilly said that last evening when
he got home from work he found his
friend, Patrick Mccain. of No. l42 Am
sterdam avenue, waiting for him, and
after they had had dinner they went
out to a saloon and had a few drinks.
Then they started for O'Rellly's house
and Just as they approached the door
the policeman from the West sixty
eighth street station who overs That
beat walked up to the laborcr and said;
"Ars you looking FOR trouble?' Then
before the man could maxi any reply
ne struck him down with his club and
beat him about the head and back.
When the victim of this brutality was
past resistance the bluecoat dragged MN
to the police station and charged MN
with ,disorderly conduct, whercupun ne
was unceretn oniously thrown into n cell
During the night O'Rellly SAID several
policemen came In his cell and olubbed
him into Inconsistencies. llG said that
the only answers to his cries flr assist.
ance were loud laughs and shouts OF
"Give II TO him.
Mrs. O'Reiily, the mans wife, corrob-
GRATED bis statement about being beaten
by the policeman on the street ana sa41
that the assault had not been PROVOKED
In any WHY.
Magistrate Pool then said that he was
Inclined to believe that there was more
than a grain of truth In the mans
story and tina he would make a
thorough investigation of ii and sum
mon the %sergeants of the poHce-statloh
TO court. ,
Capt. Kerr. who was In command OF
the West Slxty-sighth street station
was in court and said that though ne
Of course, believed the man was lying
he would sea Ia his scrgcants and
men appeared to face the charge.
Magistrate Pool told Capt. Kerr that
in view OF the wlfo'g corroboratton o.
her husbands story, he did not believe
thai "of course the man was lying,
The case was then adjourned unu'
Monday In order hat Patrick
O'Reilly's friend. n the police OF me
West Sixty-eighth street station. might
be summoned.
The evening world., 1902-12-05
GIFT FROM MRS. ROOSEVELT.
Oyster Bay Women Get II whip and
Bride for Fair.

OYSTER BAY. l., l., Dec. 5-Mrs.
Theodore Roosevelt. wife of the Presi-
dent. has sent to Rebekah Lodge, !. O.
O. r.. a Mcxlcan bride and whip made
Of horsehair by Indians. The bride Is
woven in various cOlOrs and Is very
handsome, being valued at 800.
The Daughters of Rebekah viii put II
on sale at their fair to be held here
Dec. II.
The evening world., 1902-12-05

t,nr with the President while waiting.
Wien he did hustle into the Cabinet
room President Roosevelt called out:-
Hello. Shaw! 1 see from the paper
that 1 am expected to do with you what
Mitchell did with the miners
whats that2" inquired the Secretary
in embarrassment. 49,,
why" said the President. II snail
bavs 70 send YOU pack TO Des Moines.''
Az Mr. shaw lives in ode Mines the
capitai OF Iowa, or near there, the Joke
was appreciated and is being retold en-
ergetically.
The evening world., 1902-12-05
DIED FEELING A TREE.
EiEhty-Ycnr-OId Mnn WnS stricken
with Hear Disease.

wHITEHoUSE, y. j., Dec. John
G. Van Horn, eighty years old, dropped
dead while telling a tree. His death
was caused by heart disease, He was a
prominent contractor and had built
many residences in Hunterdon and
Somerset counties,
The evening world., 1902-12-05
ALL NIGHT.

Mrs. Annie Scanlon, 4 Norwich ST.,
Boston. says: Mother could not
sleep and coughed all night long. but
thanks to Father Johns Medicine
the cough is gone and she sleeps all
right. 1t did her a world Of good"
No morphine or poisonous drugs.
The evening world., 1902-12-05

CUMBERLAND. Nd. Dec, 5-Mrs,
Henry G. Davis. wife OF ex-senator
Davis. OF West Virginia. is very III at
has been summoned TO her bedside,
The evening world., 1902-12-05

THE GREAT FUNNY SIDE"