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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-25
COURAGE OF A WEASEL.

Seven little brown and white weasels went rushing round and round the one room house, looking for way of escape but finding none. Suddenly a rank odor filled the cabin, as the old father weasel was driven into corner and held at bay by the dog, for he had weapon very much like that of a skunk, though not quite so formidable. Not content, however, with that rather intangible style of warfare, he rose on his hind legs, showed his teeth, squealed with anger and defiance, and said, as plainly as words could say it: "Come on. Pitch right in. Dast you to-" His fur was on end, his ears lay back Hat upon his head, and his jaws were open and ready for business.
 For a moment the dog hesitated. The old weasel, though not one-tenth his own size, looked decidedly tough, and he wasn't quite sure whether he wanted to tackle him or not. But he was game, and in a second or two he advanced and tried to catch the weasel by the shoulders. The weasel didn't wait to be caught. Instead, he sprang straight into the dogs face struck his teeth into his nose, and held on like a pair of dentists forceps. The dog howled with pain and swung the little brown devil round and round in the air before could shake him off, and while he was doing that our own weasel attacked him in the rear. The weasel had some very good points. Courage and audacity were two of 1 them, but perhaps the best of all was family affection and loyalty. When he saw his father in danger he did not | hesitate an instant, but went right to work. In the meanwhile the other five, finding that they could not get away, had assumed the offensive and were dancing around the man, snarline and showing their teeth in angry de. f1ance and making little leaps toward his face, as if they would like nothing better than to take him by the throat if only they could reach high enough He laid about him with a stick which he had picked up out of doors, and after sharp fight, he and the dog man
 aged to kill the father and mother and four of the children, though they got bites and scratches in doing it.
 Our own weasel was the only ont left, and, as the man struck at hin again, he dodged the club, made s spring, and seized the forefnger of the trapper's right hand. The man straight
 ened with an oath, and gave his arm such a swing that the needle-lik, teeth tore through the flesh, and th'
 weasel went flying across the room
 and landed on the top of the. log wall
 just under the roof. For a second h,
 lay still, stunned and da7ed. Then h,
 saw little hole beside him, and be
 yond 1t the sunlight and the river.
 was vary small hole and a yer.
 tight fit, but he turned his head side
 wise and wriggled through, and tn,
 trapper never saw him again.-Wil
 liam Davenport Hubert in Success.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-25

reached his ears for a time, and then there was a painful silence for few seconds. This was broken by screams of laughter, exclamations of wonder and loud clapping of hands in the room.
 "Blinked if don't believe the little tartar has won 1t, said young Mir Fin lay to himself.
 Another period of painful silence fol- lowed the outburst of wonder and ap- plause. This was followed by a scream or two not prompted by mirth or won- der. Suddenly cousin Nellie burst from the room and ran out, shouting in alarmed tones to her mother. Young MT. Finlay rose.
 "Has she done it, Nellie?" he asked.
 "Oh, Frank" Miss Nellie sobbed, "she has done it, but she can't undo 1t. Please run for. doctor. And, oh, FrankI Get an old one.'
 Fortunately Q physician of 40 years and more practice lived not far away. Young MT. Finlay summoned him in a hurry.
 The doctor was a good while in the amateur contortionist's room, but when he left it he was smiling. When Miss Greenough came out an hour or so later she walked trifie lame, but she announced triumphantly to young Mr Finlay that she had won the bet. The official report of the referees unanimously sustained the claim and it was promptly paid.
 "The idea," said Miss Greenough, CT used to do it easy when was at school. All the girls could. My heel never stuck before. guess must be getting old" said the Rochester bud, with sigh.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-25
Farmer Keeps Unique Vow.

John Mccormick, of Willard, Neb., owns a fine farm of over 300 acres, s fine house and one of the finest rose gardens in the state. He took the farm 40 years ago and is a veal try man. The peculiarity about it is that so far as anyone knows no woman has ever stepped over the threshold of his house and for many years no woman has come on his land. He'll have nought to do with the sex. Years ago when he was a young farmhandpin Ohio he was jilt- ed for richer man. He turned his face to the west, with vow that he would never speak to woman again, and it is the belief of his neighbors bhat he has succeeded in his pur- nose.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-25

then went to the garden and saw that large blacksnake had charmed the cat.
 Picking up club she succeeded in killing the reptile, but at the same time fell to the ground. Neighbors who saw the fight were hastening to her assistance, but she was un- conscious when they reached her. Medical aid was summoned, but she died soon, never regaining conscious ness. Some say that she, too. was charmed by the snake, to which was partly due her sudden death.
 The snake was five feet long and six inches in circumference, being one of the largest killed in that sec tion for years
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-25
FIRE ALARM.

4-Cor South Main and v5rand sfa.
 5-Scovill Manufacturing Go Fsl
 6-Cor Bridge and Magill stss
 7-Exchange Place.
 12-Rogers & Bro P.1
 13-Cor East Main ana Niagara stss 14-Cor East Main and Wolcott road 15-Cor Cor High and Walnut sfs. 16-Cor Eact Main and Cherry sts. 17-Cor East Main and Cole sts. 21-Cor North Elm and Kingsbury sts 23 Burton street engine house. 24 Waterbury Manufacturing Go (PS 25-Cor North Main and North sts 26-Cor Buckingham and Cooke sts. 27-Cor Grove and Prospect sts. 2S-Cor Hillside avenue and Pine sts. 29-Cor Ludlow and N. Willow stss 91-Cor Bank and Grand sts. 82-Cor Riverside and Bank sts. 34-Cor W. Main and Watertown rd., 95-Conn By & L't'g Go, car h'se Pl Waterbury Brass Go (P) 87-Cor Cedar and Meadow sts. 38-Cor Grand and Field sts. 42-Cor South Main and Clay sts. 43-New England Watch Go (Pl 45-Benedict & Burnham Mfg co. 1TsI Waterbury Buckle Co.4R) 4T-Cor s. Main and Washington sta. B1--Cor Baldwin and River stk. 62-Cor Franklin and Union stS. Waterbury Clock Go, case fac fp8 54-Cor Clay and Mill sts.
 56-Cor Liberty and River stg. 57--No hose house.
 5S-Cor Baldwin and Sfene sfs. 62--Cor Doolittle alley and Dublin efa 72--Cor West Main and Willow sta. 73-North Willow st, cor Hilisi7e 74--Cor Johnson and Watervilio sic. -Wolcott st, beyond Howard. 162 Cor East Main and yVeIton sfs. 212-The Platt Bros Go. (Pl 213-Hammond Buckle Go. (FI Clock Co,m'vst fac lf1l 21e-Cor North Main and Grove sfs. Round Hill and Ward sts. 261-Junction Cooke and N. Main sta 272-Grove. bet Central & Holmes ava B11-S. N. B. Telephone Go buIldinr flsa 812-Cor Bank and Meadow sta. 313 Randolph & Cloves PD 814-Plume & Atwood lpl 815-American Ring Go (P) B16-Flectric Light Station (pl 318-Holmes, Booth & Haydiens YIsS 821--No Hose House. 823-Cor Washington ave a Porfer sfa. 824--Cor Charles and Porter sis. 825-Cor Simons st & Washington ave 871-City Lumber &s Coal co. (r1 412-Tracy Bros (PO 482-Cor Liberty and s. Main sts 451-Steele G Johnson Mfg ca, naS 5s2-Cor Baldwin and Eye sts.
 P) Private.
 SIGNALS.
 1. One stroke calls superintendent to the City hall.
 II. Two strokes, fire out, recall.
 1-1-1. Three strokes, 12 m, 0 D. rn.
 1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1. Ten strokes unicsa will indicate general alarm ann win call the entire force into service.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-25

Ladies' Tailored Garments
 It Is not necessary to % to New York for the latest creations and new~ est designs in tailored suits and riding habits. Order tailor-made suits of
 E. BUCK, gro North Main St,
 ' am better prepared than ever to please ny large number Of customers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-25
KILLED SNAKE AND DIED.
Ohio Woman Believed to Have Been Completely Charmed by a
 Monster Reptiles

Mrs. Celia Randy, a widow living at Rio Grande, O., met death recently in peculiar manner. : She noticed her pet cat in the garden intently watching something. The animal re- mained in the same motionless posi- tion for more than an hour, and Mrs. Randy finally called her, but the cat remained as before. Mrs, Randy
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-25
Real Infant Phenomenon.

A whistling phenomenon has made himself known in Allberg, Germany. He Is a boy only four months old, who whistles a variety of tunes learned from his father during the 1atter's en- deavor's to lull him to sleep. After hearing his musical dad whistle tune two or three times, the little fellow has 1t by heart, and excels his parent as the melody flows from his puckered lips.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-25
Proof.

A lady who had been travelling abroad was describing an Irishwoman whom she met.
 '.She was so refined, so well-educat. ed!" she said. sWhy, she was so care ful in avoiding all temptations to brogue that she invariably called the crater of Mount Vesuvins the crea. &alral'' P
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-25
OIL
 Ofyour Druggist and Cure Thefr1
Horse and Automobfle

Once upon 8 time a faithful horse found that his master was using him less and less, and the neglect made him extremely unhappy, though he could not account for 1t.
 One day, while in his pasture, he saw his master riding down the road in a vehicle that moved very rapidly, though theTe was no horse attached to 1t. He made inquiry and learned what had brought the change in his life.
 "Alasl" he sighed, 'sI have lost my prestige, and the automobile comes first"
 Moral-The cart is before the horse. IN. Y. Herald.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-25
rirat Record of shaxanm.

The first record of shaving is in the Bible, Genesis 61:14. Joseph Is de- scribed as shaving himseN, changing his garments, and going to see Pharaoh.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-25

A stitch in PLENTY of time-and nc more stitches are needed. Quick re- course to the advertising columns of the Democrat is often as effective as First aid to the injured"
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-01-01

xr~. Jones had hired two men 10 hs'p
49, ~,sh her hoose cleaning. Those
p,etsr. frsmes. she said "shoa'd De
s,,.,.d.- .Yes. answered one Of the
men. .asd n you could let Us get some
whisky, Why is's the snsss thing to clean
han x;,h.s aca." sif ~hisky will clean
them. l will send down bottle Of ~
have upstairs. and you may cry H. me
ms, washed the frames With soap <ns
~ater. aud Of eoarse drank the WHISKY
when Mrs. jones saw the frames erigh'
and giIs,eeing. she remarked; And g
/ wh,sky cleaned those frames. es'
aid one Of the men. at So the shiss'
l,ha, did At" and just TO think re-
marked the woman, II came very nes
Throwing that whisky away hA'he'
moor Fido in il before be died, you know
i-Exchange.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-01-01
nRnrR on rUnLICAIION

In the Clerks Ofhce o. the Circuit Court
Of The County Of Wise, on the 2A'h o"y Oh
December, 1902.
Mary Gibson Minor, Ptnl
Emory Minor, Defendant
Tn, object Of this suit il 20 obtain az
,orce - vineulo matrimonh LOT 'he
,I.intif from the defendant Ana an
smd.vit having been made and hled ina
| lie defendant Emory Minor u non-res''
Ssnt Of the state Of Virgins, Il IS or,
Sered that he do appear here WITHIN i
DAYS after due publication hereof ana y, ~
What may be necessary TO protee. n's ~ =.
,erest iu this suit. And il Is iarther OF
d.res that copy hereof be puoisae
once week for four weeks IN tue 81
stone Cap Post, and that copy
nosted at the front door OF the eoa'
| Mouse Of this county on the hrst oSy
the next term Of the County Court
A copy-Testei al.
n W Z. kILooEK, Clerk'
By c. A. JOHNSON. ID. =.
i'll W. j. YoGsLEv, p q. s-n -
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-01-01
FROM SERGENT.

q rss Bix stone Car ross.
S,rax~r. Ky. Dec. 26'--The enter'a'n-
merit on Milestone Saturday vas a sue
uhiie the merry -go-round At the no.-s
Nelson c. Craft, the teacher, pfo'eo
grand treat TO macy Of the boys
Madam rumor is credited With rcpor,,
49, NJ Fnoch Wright will shortly ~eo
Mis- Polite Holbrook. the pretty ano &c
rompiishca daughter Of Jason..l- holosoeN
me marriage will take place .9i2eii'ne oe
/ fore she hcw year. -
Mr.. Cashion. ->-f tie Northern Cos Co,
4 Coke. c.. Up the river, spent
/ With Mr.. y NJ. Webb, Who Is also IN 70
company.
Nj. George Gibson. one OF our iore'no '
,outbs returned from Daraths. Va fr
dav. where he went on professional o0'
mess.
Anew Office. established on Boone
lp.,t in shfs county. will be desisne'
e / Chip ana hereafter Uncle sam viii &c
b regular guest. John holhrook "n
2 stamp Ticker.
,on,r man named Wright, sccider
.uv shot himself Wednesday on Beet hi
3D. lCreek near the Pike border lie sent
fsmn across a small drain whcn hi- VI
q i.hrsirr fred. the bail passing direc
ID through the head. killing him instant
M Dock Adams. Archie Craft aud burdi
h. the Post correspondent. returned r''
/, from fviur visit 20 Gate City a.
Charlie. Blair has just returned 70
'a Iirrs. Va. accompanied 10y BIS 'fo'.
Cd D. ~ Blair.
'' visst.ira Hocr. of Pert Greek.
t.-. ~,trrasq cnronte Go the onieri'
mont at Milestone.
.k. Several travelling mcu have been
this ucck They report a lively 'ia1'
Joshua HALL. of Norton. is guest oi
many relatives and friends.
ntnnlNr.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-01-01

.rs now ems yisx the f'eits o. labor
in the riehs,s coal fields Of the s'as'-
x><, ~ker, there i not only coal
bat money. We ~snt her coal. bat
NE wan, hen enterprise 'oose- Sea"
ash iron key y unlocking the bars
which separate ns aud we are hspps
these Xmas zines aud Cor all time &c
be one with the great scush~es'
We throw ~ our hats fo' Iene'a
Ayers ami she gres, Southwest. "n'
wish the Po.r much success.
NcRwooo.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-01-01
onnrn or PUBLICATION.


Virginia. In the Clerks oHiee OF the
r,,.,'is Cont Of the County OF Wise, on
the lath dAy Of December, 1901.
Delllah Jasper, Plaintiff,
vs.. An ~"N"~e''
george Jasper, Defendant,
TIE object OF this sui, Is 70 obtain
divorce "a sineaio mstrimon.r LOT .se
ni.insia from the defendant. And an am
ssyit having been made and hled that .ne
defendant George Jasper 10 aon-rss'aen.
81 the State OF Virginia, u j. ordered tnA'
he 40 apoeAr here within Is days ai'el
Ace ouhIcsfion hereof, and 60 what MAJ
Se uecssssry 70 protect bis interest IN nm
suit. Aud Il 10 further ordered tnAt
ceps i sreof be published once week 10
fu1r weeks In the Big stons Gap fos'
"a that copy be possec at the ifoo
I door Of the court house OF this county, .
: sbs arst dsv Of the next tern OF W
> coantf Court
IL w. =. KLecns. cierks
I'll BY c. A. Jonsscs. y =:
". J. Hozslxv. p.q. psete-ss
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-01-01
FROM STONEGA.

...... ...rt.nse 90 tls lis sioas oap ios7
sroNroA. Va. Dec. 30.-l9O2 has /
uackea up. and il IS now IN order to
wish everybody happy and pros
porous New Year.
Most people are now ready 10
make new resolutions.
After YOU have spent AL your cash,
,he bargain counter Is spread, and
the things that you would have liked
TO buy, is down 60 your figure.
| The boy arrived one day after
! santa Claus. 80 his birthday will
have 20 be celebrated on the 10th oil
December lie weighs ten pounds
and 20 say that his papa Chas. g
DufFey is happy, only family eN
presses his feelings. Mother and hsh'
= are doing we'll.
Andy Frazier and Kate Johusoi
were married in the home OF IN
bride's parents on Wednesday eve
! ming. December oath. The ceremon
. was witnessed by a large circle
:, Their friends who wish them fulnel
a of iov in their new relationship.
). The Sunday School exercises I
Xmas day consisted Of a cantst
< AN Old Time Christmas Party
i. rendered by the teachers and sebol'
!. in the church. which was hlled to
Il utmost capacity by the pareats a
friends q che children. The chui
sas beautifully decorated for the
2, cssion apd the play raa smoo,'
ana wishoa, hitch. Santa cl'
v. va. on hsnd and with his assisia
SIS most generously treated every oh'
81 the aadieses in addition 70 the g
l.. dsen sad everybody was pleased
or stonegs Lodge No. ioS X o
eiecssa officers for the next tern
-. Ifollsws: Prof. +, G. Payne, z.
Ny. d. W. Helhnsswofth. Y.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-01-01
oKprn or rurLIcATioN.

TO n. r. HEADLl.
You arc hereby notified that the follow
..., go situated 80 the Town Of Big stone
60. "a. to-wit. Lot 20 Block 100. Lot ~
PIock To- Lot @, Block los as shown On
pf. Stone Cap Improvement Company
MAJ 30. Bot said to~n we're sold on the -'''"
dav Of April, Is9s. for Delinquent isAss.'e,'
81 .interest aud costs 60 the Common~eS',u
of virginia. aud application Tor the au1-
| chase thereof has been filed in te'' ou .S.
! and Il appearing from the reoo'ur 'I w., w..
osice that you are interes'ea lu sN.- 80,
....., 80 father notified 90 appear pa ion'
.,,rtts from she date Of this notice ~n'
l8o shat may be necessary 90 protect foe.
-,,.rtsts Given under nay band tn'
10th dav Of December, 1907.
W. r. KitooEE, CLERK Of the
County Court. Wise Coauty, Nirg'n''
lTnn.I-l-3
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-01-01
ORDER OF runLioATIoN.


IT, DIUT BOYD.
700 are hereby notified that the follow l..
ing lots situated ia he Town OF Big =. ss0ns .
Gsp. Va. to-vit: Lots /, Block ~ a.,
shown on Big Stone Gap improvement
Companv's plat No. Of said town wss sol.
I'M ths 18th day Of April, ess, for dslinqoe en-
tsxes. le,ics. interest aud costs 70 'u'
Commonwealth Of Virgins, ana app,'o~-
/ tion for the purchase thereof has
ficd IN this Office; and 1t appeSiI"s 80
! ~ ,..ord. in this olice that you are IN
/ ,o~.sts8 In aid lot, YOU are further not
go 10 snpear in four months from N
| date Of his notice and do what may .
neees.sry to protect your interests GIVE
under my hand this 18th day Of Deeem0e
We. KmcoRK, Clerk Of the
County Court, Wise County Virgin
Jan. LIS
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-01-01
HOW TO BUILD
ClED
UP A TOWN

Praise il.
Talk about IL.
Write about Il.
Help TO improve it,
speak well about il.
Patronize home merchants.
Elect good men 20 the local Offices
Give them moral support when in
Office
Induce Desirable settlers to locate IN u
Let home trade be the wAteh-"ora'
Urge public benefits and Improvements
at ali times
Sho~ by your support that you are pro-
sressise and Appreciative.
Assist in promot,as every enterprise
fos the whole community.
Dout follow calamity hewiers', keep y
the front rank Of progress aud adSAuc'
meat
Speak weu Of the pablic spirited cit
zens, aud show by yosr zeal that you al
worthy 10 be one OF them
Cheer up the men Who 90 IN for n
nrovements Your portion Of the q
~in De nOthiag only what is Jass-
ex.,x to~H has IT, calamity howien
: qrbev are opposed t. every sort Of impros
n ,se,.ts They kick II this OF that is do
|. .na thew Alex IL "a Il rot done III
m.ke their o~n lives = burden. Bet
!. ieast. joia the crowd Of pushing prosY
: sine clti<sns. wbsep uP yoar tesn
Is @nrrosnding coartry. loo VIII ne
happier and yoas life siil Be = b'es<.f1
soar fellow men.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-01-01

Grea, Britain claims all the assets
n the Boer Government because she
has assumed responsibility for the
debts Of that country. including the
bonds issued prior TO the WAT. Gen.
eral Botha's statement TO Ooion'1'
Secretary Chamberlain. that the late
Boer Government had no ssse's' ~H'
strictly true A. far as he knew, bot
.ince that. General Boiha ma
ieSrnes that Mr.. Kruger and pf
I.eyas have in their possession ~
500. 1000. General Botha reqaes'e'
them 10 turn over THE gold for 10
benefit Of the Bocr People but ~
Leyds refused. averring that 10
money was 10 be used in uphoiein
tho Boer nationality in the iuinr
The British Government Is maxim
inquiry a. to s65o,oO Of gold wine
Is reported a. recently shipped '''
tae Transvasi TO some German 20
Ter the use q Kruger.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-01-01

TnHnr will be great activity In
the coal fields Of Wise county during
1903. and many hundreds Of coke
oveus will be erected and put in OF
eratinn.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-01-01

= 4 sanford. Prelsse: Y. Z. Ball.
n a. w. WIN. Callahan. X. OF z.
%s las II. King. NJ. Of Exch';
Ia. White. NJ. of A.; l.. L. Pierce,
Rsr 10 Grand Lodge At this conven. Il
49,. stranger Joe Brown was raised I
to the rank Of Page.
Walter II. Brooks, who died on
T.esaav 23rd Of pneumoais. was
t.r;.a =, Preacher on "Wednesday sf-
t,,poon. He was a member Of the l.
lo.R NJ and a good repfeseststion
of the Tribe turned out in body, J
mareh;ug 20 his late residence where
family service was conducted byi
Rev Holl;n0worth. after which they !
..eonr.n;ed the remains 60 the
csmsterv where the impressive ser
vi,e Of the Red Men was concluded
At the grave. He leaves a wife AMI
two little children
The Sunday School hqre elected
officers for the year 1908, as follows
Supt. John Adams, Jr.; Asst. Supt;
\ In. L. Finklea: Sec'y. and Treas
: Thos. Callahan; Librarian, Prof.. r
/ l9 PAYNE: Orgauist. Miss Lucy T.
Barstow.
Al One Of the finest Stereopticans that
~ skill has vet produced. came TO th'
be school as a gift for Xmas from
noble hearted lady who has Away
's' taken a deep interest in the Sabbath
"a school here as well as the spiritua
welfare Of the entire working fore
and their families in this plant;
Ted gift Of hymn books for the New ea
its also came from the same donor WI
oe also supplies the two reading roo"
with newspapers and magazines sr
Mt has added number Of new and II
~ structive books TO the already VIZ
i'm stocked library
nv Nav d. Richmond and Mann
... WYNN were made one in the ehur
.dn, at Ionesville. Va. on Friday, Dece'
her Goth. They arrived in Stone
.rom on Saturday and are stopping tenn
her. rarilv at the hotel Miss Wynn v
one Of the brightest girls in Lee {
was and is highly respected by the b
on- neople i'm the community IN VIII
She was reared Stonega will
b boz the future home Of the happy eoul
Nav iov always be their eXperie
.i hi' as they journey through this life
stephen W. Gibson and BE
Kerry were visited in the Holy DO
n Of mstrimouv. on Sunday Esq,
fhe home of the brides parents
Fairyiew. Va. They also int
.o, making Stonega their residence "
.eonr a house can be secured The gr
With came back alone. The best WI
b ior of the friends here are EXTENDED
the Young couples that they may
lsaae low a happy New Year Both y'
n.,, men belong 60 the clerical force
lidsy- the store.
Bob Steele killed Roxy Boha
'e '"' At II o'clock Monday night
rute over s crap game was the
" steele Is committed 20 answe
charge of murder i'm the county
s.,.,. both men are colorcd.
A View Years gift in the sh'
n., vas substantial advance in the
'''''- Of the minc and vsrd employe
q Stone che Stonera Coke and Coal Go
,o' ''' hecu announced 90 lake effect
ms 1903 As the advance w
ro'i"o" solicited and unc Spcctci the
!, r. men ar. eratihed aud viii be