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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-02
NEWSPAPER.

A Newspaper b. just a. necessary 90 the
growth ot a seeu asa bans. store. a
factory. or any other enterprise. a. the
Gown eIihoat Che newspaper seldom gets
ihe otacr.. aud il the naiurai cours. of
events % asutlly COMES ahead of them ,ll
says The lowell News Letter. The news.
paper is usually established 6r.t. aud
then iuras in and helps Oh. brine IA, t,.
banks and other Improvement. Tbere-
tore zoe newspaper l- just as deserving nj
patronage aud loyal support IS the other
concerns, Dut Dob fhe average town il does
"'' receive &C. a printing Office is always
under a heavy expense. and the better the
paper issued ine heavier she expense. and
,re pft'ef must he the support received
10 'ne paper proves success. There are
inose Who do nut take The psner Who
-aoiid d' so, and they are the ones Who
Sues inr iauac-t because the paper Is
"'t A- large and uersy asthe large CITY
papers There are those too. who shouid
n't only become subscribers TO the napsr.
Nnt Who saould advertise their hu-tness
in is cr'nms. FROM sue advertisement
'i one hrm "hich hriugs a large unmber
OF people Go town every merchant receiver.
some ncneht. The merchant ~ho ALLOWS
'Ne otaer fellow Co Do the advertising and
ea"ing DO the trade IS taking advantage
or another'- capital as we'll a. enterprise
10 % 40 impositiou on tae merchants Who
ADVERTISE Just az truly as "a would be 10
expect them 20 furnish any part Of the
capital on which the man Who does rot
advertise does business
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UNSIGNED LETTER.

Bio STONE Gar. Va. March Il. 'Os.
Manchester Woolen Mills,
Lexington. Ky.
Gentlemen.-please al me sam
pies and cuts Of the Spring styles Of
clothing. ! am in need of a suit and
some trousers and IL you care for
mail order business / will place my
order with YOU Send directions for
taking measure.
1t you succeed in suiting me and
giving me good fl. il may he the
means of your getting several orders
from this place. as IL is very hard 70
get anything decent here.
Please let me hear from YOU
promptly
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the Uuited States Circuit court A.
Abingdon. The idea that any such
actions are pending at Grundv Is
news. These are the lands that are
aiieged 90 have inspired the bin 60
have all suits under the land gab-
"ers. acts 60 more than $4,000 acres
tried in the Circuit court at Rich
' ~. ana nowhere else -Abingion
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NOTICE

For $50 We viii send You the
richmond Daily Dispatch aud the
blg Stone Gap Posi- one year. or for
81 50 we viii send Won the rwice-a
Week Dispatch sud the Posi- one
year The Dispatch is a splendid
state paper ami % You are not all
resdy subscriber Won should take
advantage Of this offer AZ once.
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The Big Stone Gap Post.
THURSDAY. APRIL >. 1908.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Irby Nicksls spent few days at
Wise this week.
Smoke the Havana Gem and Trix.
Best Smoke for 5 cents on the mar
ket.
Attorney Joseph Kelly. Of Bristol.
WAS in town Saturday
Soda water at Taylor Bros.
John T King. of Baltimore, was
iu town the past week.
Thos. II. Mason, Of Abingdon.
was In town last week.
] I pounds baking powder for l5c,
80 Taylor Bros.
Peyton r. Morrison. of Louisville.
was registered at the Hotel on Sat
urlay.
Try one Of Watts cigars. Havana
Gem or Trix. Hand made Havana
filled.
Col. T. f. ;. Bailey, of Norton.
spent Sunday with his friend shank
Ian at the Hotel.
Born 20 Alfred Morris's wife twins
last week. Both well aud thrifty.
o. n. Hill. Of the Imboden Coke
Company, spent Sunday visiting rel
aiives at Wise.
Have you tried Schrafft's choco-
lates, at Bickley's?
d. B. Mullins. a prominent hard
ware drummer, spent Sunday in
town.
John b. Jones, of New York. was
Registered at Hotel Eugene on Sat-
lnrday.
For pure. mild and sweet smoke
~ Havana Gem or Trix cigar.
Attorney B. H. seweil, of Jones.
rllle' was in town last week on bus
mess.
Remember Biekley's schrast's
Chocolates. Fresh today.
II. G. Morrison, OF Clintwood. was /
registered at Hotel Eugene, Friday |
blight
u. d. Hull. general council for the
i fginia Iron Coal and Coke Com
any, was in town last week.
Mr.. J. A. G.. Hyatte, Of JonesvilIe.
as here last week buying cattIs to
u On his pastures in Turkey Cove.
Novels magazines aud papers. at
congressman Slemp returned last
eek IRON a trip to Washington and
|'her eastern cities.
fatronize home trade by smoking
ne Havana Gem or Trix cigars.
Ar. and Mrs. r. B. Alsover have
que to house keeping in their new
f"ei'ing house on Swanee Avenue.
11st received a line Of Schraffs's
"ocoiates, at Buckley Bros.
"nen buying cigar &c. the best.
1e Havana Gem and Trix cigars. /
''ue ~ your city have no equal.
"A: ID. Rogers. of the stcnegap
oD% Company at Glamorgan.
- n own Friday aud left Friday
'sat on business trip TO Middles-
Pro and PinsviIls Ky.
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X. ;. Carnes. OF lions Mills, Lee
Comfy. spent Sunday visiting his
brother. w. II. Csrnes, in the Gap.
JOsep p. Lowell. manager of the
ore mines for the Big Stone Gap Iron
Company at Ewing. wss in town
Friday on business.
Head. Sloan L Taylor buy sash
AID doors by the carload and are
prepared to give You special prices
on them. Call and sc them.
Smoke Taylor Bros" Sc and
Taylor Bros Special" 3 for 25e.
Best cigars in town.
J. B. Baker. Of Washington Coun-
ty. Va, was in town Saturday en-
route to Turkey Cove, where he for
merly lives, on business
Hon. Patrick Hsgan, the eminent
lawyer Of Scott County, was in town
last week.
G. w. Giles. Of Abingdon. was in
town this week
Paul lessee and Charles Jones
have enlisted in the regular army
and left Thursday night for Cincin-
natl. where they will be sent 70 their
commands.
Rev j. 5. Wassum. Of Norton.
will preach at Trinity Methodist
Church on Sunday at IL a. m. and
7:3O p. m.
Rev. J. O. Straley is now figuring
on building 4 church az Glamorgan.
II he determines on building it. he
will build il, because he is built that
way.-Wisc Ncirs
Mrs. J. L. Mccormick and Mrs
j. 5. Hudgens. went TO Norton Tues
day morning 10 attend the funeral OF
Mrs. +. II. Ould.
Chickering & SON Of Boston. will
celebrate their eightieth birthday
next month They are the oldest
piano manufacturers in America. and
make the finest pianos in the world
The Hobbie Co.. Roanoke. are the
distributors of Virginia \ large
selection Of both uprights and grands
kept in stock for quick delivery.
Preaching in the Christian Church
Sunday (April the 5th) by the pas
Tor. In the morning at IL O'Clock.
Subject-Hindering Causes. In the
evening at : o'clock, subject-"Sanot.
fcation." You are cordially iuvit-
"a.
Pastor Shoemaker has returned
rom the 18th Sunday meeting" at
Laurel Hill Church, and will fil his
'ulpit next Sunday morning and
hight. The next 9TH Sunday meet
ng is with his church at East Stone
zap, in May. The subject Of the
PASTORS sermon next Sunday Morn
will be "The Resurrection" You
ire invited to attend.
After ar illness Of more than two
weeks Of fever Mrs. +. II. Ould. wife
II the cashier of the first National
Sank Of Norton. died at her home in
Norton on Monday evening. and was
Inferred at that place on Tuesday
afternoon. Her many friends in Big
Stone Gap and throughout this sec
ion will deeply regret to hear of her
Ieath.
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TO The SMOKERS OF BIG
STONE GAP. VA.

I have opened up in your city. the
nsnufseturing Of cigars. and have
placed cigars with your dealers that
VIII compete with any Eve cent cigar
made. Now. when purchasing a
cigar Patronizs home Iudustry. by
calling for Havana Gem or Trix.
hand made Havana filed cigars.
manufactured BY
c. G. WAITS.
Big Stone Gap, Va.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-02
MANAGEMENT
OF Sullins College soon to
Change.

OF Sullins College soon to
Change.
Immediately after che close of the
present school year Suiius College
ior young ladies. while remaininr
under the supervision oi the Hoiston
Conference. passes into the hands OF
new management DR.. and Mrs. 5.
y Barker. who hnve so successfully
managed che school foF the past three
or four years. viii. it Is understood
not be connected with 60 after the
close OF the present secession.
This matter was determined at
recent meeting oi the Bosrd OF Trns
tees, when 30 was revealed that the
Institution stood face o. face with q
financial emergency. The question
of meeting am indebtedness on the
property which was due on the 10th
inst, was vital question which the
Board OF Trustees had Co consider
The obligation had 90 be- met. and the
Trustees were looking for the most
satisfactory means of meeting il in|
order 60 save the property 10 the
Meihodi-is
To ind competent school men
within the bounds OF the conference
who might be in a position 90 agree
TO assume and pay the debt. thus re-
.ievlng the Boaid ct heavy response
5tlity. WAS one hope of arriving M
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Let no boy think he can be made
a gentleman by the clothes he wears.
the horse be rides. the stick he car
ries, the dog that trots after him.
the house that he lives in. or the
money that he spends. says the
Western Christian Advocate. No
one, or All Of these things do il. and
yet every boy may be- gentleman.
Tie may wear an OLD hat. CHEAP
clothes. live in a poor house. spend
but little money. But how? by be-
ing true, manly and honorable. By
being civil and courteous. By re-
specting himself aud others. Bv
doing the best he knows how. aud
finally and above all, BY fearing God
aad keeping his commandments
Lebanon Nous.
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Tie Manchester Wooden Mills are
IN receipt OF the above letter without
any signature 20 IL. II the party
who wrote it will kindly send them
their name they will promptly com
ply with the request.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

l am prepared to accommodate per
sons desiring board in Big Stone
Gap.
For further informations apply TO
MRs. A. J. BEowN,
Big Stone Gap.
Near Intermont Building.
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STATS OBJ OWo. CRY or IoLnnaL
THa. tf.a.an.s SIS

''t NAN "N NN4NI N|Nh OF ANLEnHI
Lucas tolsrV. S.
fhiNN j. tuENEV makes oath thai hs is
senior partner &C che hrm of p. J. CuTvEv 4
Co., delug business il fhr CITY Of Toledo.
Neaniy and state aforesaid. aud chat said drn
@.i pay ihe sum ot ONE INBRED DOL
LARS for each and every case III C,r,ars
mat cannon be- cured by thc use OF Huns
CArNRu CrEu.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
sworn 90 before me and subscribed iu nav
presence, this 0t0 90 December. A. ID. ls~0.
1871 A. ". GLEASON.
etAL Notary pNhffr.
Halls Catarrh Cure IS taken internally. and
acts directly on The blood and mucous surfaces
ai tae.sy stem. send for testimonials. free.
so, r. j. CHENEY CO. Toledo, o.
Sold bf Druggists, Use.
hallstamily Pills are the best. Is
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FOR SALE.

We have for sale hay. chop and
com at reasonable prices. Cali and
see ns. We are also dealers iu coal
j. B. PArrEnsoN & Co.
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Head, Sloan d TAYLOR are agents
ior the celebrated New Home Sewing
Machine aud can sell you machipe
heaPer than any one else.
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THos. LiNDsAY-Mfg. jeweler and
matchmaker; $40 Fort ST.; Love
bldg: latest In novelties.

He arose and bowed and offered her
a chair as she entered.
There was little fire in the fire.
place, although the day was not cold,
and the master came and stood by this
and looked down on his caller,
Miss Jaue Merriam" he said and
looked back at the card. Then his tir,
ed eyes turned again to her "You
have changed very little, Jane he
said
The lady of the mill was a trlhe
startled at this. She looked at the mil
lionaire sharply,
1--WE have met before?" she said
with a puzzled air.
yes, indeed" he replied, "many
times. And though say now that you
have improved in appearance. must
add that there was a time when |
thought you very beautiful"
The miller lady slightly blushed,
Il am very busy woman" she said,
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SHORT STORY FOR
EVENING HOURS
REVERSING A SYSTEM

There was no doubt in the minds OF
business ability of Jane Merriam. She
had shown II in a way that could not
he questioned. She was but nineteen
when her father died and she had TAX
en- hold of the mill and run IL in way
that enabled her to pay on the indebt-
odness that clouded the sunshine OF
her fathers declining years. They
claimed she tnrned out better brand
1T -four than her father had done, but
this. Jane stoutly insisted, was owing
to the improved machinery she had put
in.
1t was not paying property at first.
Several of the old customers dropped
out when Jane took charge. They
didn't believe a woman could succeed
in any such masculine enterprise. Then
there We're the debts. 1t was uphill
work for a time, but Jane never de.
SPARED. Not even when the mill was
struck by lightning, nor when the
creek rose and washed away part o.
the big foundation stones. She was
right back in the fight for success
lagain. and she won out in time. just rs
Eagleyille finally began predicting she
would.
The mill never would he gold mine
Lut II brought her a very fair income,
and she and her mother lived comfort
ably in one of the best houses on Main
street, and Jane-even II she couldn't
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vote. which didn't bother her at all.
was looked upon as q leading citizen,
end In time came to be regarded as
one of the strong attractions of the
town.
That's the woman that runs the
-four MILL" some Eagleville resident
would remark to the out-of.town visit.
or. Yes, sir; and runs ii for all there
Is In It. Makes a fancy brand that goes
clear to New York; yes. sir. No; she
amt merried. Hasn't time fer II, |
r. exon" And the topic would be
Iushed aside with a mutual laugh.
When the mill reached the profit
able stage Jane took matters a little
easier. Not that she became less In.
dustrious. No. She simply transfer
led her energy to fresh fields and pas
lures new. She took little trip into
politics and secured the defeat of Jim
Parsons, who had represented nobody
on the board of trustees for a dozen
ears. She had backed young Tom
Mclean for the place, and Tom had
teen elected by a handsome majority
James interested herself in this mat
ter for mixed reasons. She knew that
younger blood was needed on the
beard, and she wanted the trustees to
buy a second steam fire engine and
place it in the section of the town
where her mill was located. BY tho
help of the grateful Mclean the en-.
slne was secured, and then housed dt
rectly across the highway from James
mill.
And Jane interested. herself in the
work of laying sidewalks and improv.
ing the street lighting and reorganiz
ing the tiny police force. 1t was all
for the good Of Eagleville and nobody
ever questioned James motives. when
the suburban trolley line was talked
a., Jane did all she could to encourage
The scheme, and helped materially In
securing the right Of way.
And then she took a lively interest
in the Eagleville seminary. II was an
old school and had been one of the glo.
RES OF the town for more than a score
OF years. II was n school for young
women where numerous practical
branches were added to the academic
courses, and 1t enjoyed a reputation
for thorOughness that extended far be.
yond the Eaglevllle borders. There
we're students there who hailed from
az far away as Japan-at least there
was one from Yokohama, and two from
Eawaii, and three from southern Cali.
fcrnia. 1t was not an expensive school
and laid no claim to being fashionable,
but the students were girls of excel.
lent families and the school enjoyed a
very high degree Of confidence.
But there was no doubt at all that
the seminary sorcly needed new
main building, The present one was
dilapidated and announcement. 1t had
been standing for nearly a generation,
al showed unmistakable signs of de.
cay. But the school was not rich
one and the cost of a modern building
seemed quite out of the question un.
less the friends OF the seminary came
tc its rescue with the necessary dona'
tons.
And then Ashburnham put in a
claim for the seminary Ashburnham
agreed to give the school a fine build
ing lot, and would guarantee $4,000
provided the trustees agreed to make
the move. Ashburnhap was a rival
town and Eagleville metaphorically
CRASHED its teeth when this offer was
known.
The trustees agreed that they would
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WANTS
HELP WANTED.

wANTED-Good Chinese cook (mar-
ricd preferred); must be reliable and
capable; house free; easy work; sal.
airy $50 per month. Address Hugo
Hancbcrg. p. o. Box 60, Kaanapali,
Maui. 2357.2w
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AGENT,
r. {. KINGS LIST.
FOR RENT,

FOR RENT.
FURNISHED ROOM; fronting on King
ST.; bath and electric light. At Cot
tage Grove.
TWO ROOM COTTAGE, with bath,
mosquito proof, electric light. water.
81 per month. At King Place, near
the German Church, Beretania st.
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"and have quite outgrown all expecta.
tons OF compliments"
The rich man laughed.
II can't believe you are as busy as
that" he said But | remember that
you were busy little girl"
"You knew me then as a child?".
said Jane. The interview was not pro.
crossing at all as she expected.
yes" he replied. "You might not
have been aware of It, but up to my
ninth birthday you were the only girl
had ever loved"
And he said this so abruptly that
Jane suddenly laughed.
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CONTINUED on Page ~
TO CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II II
fails to cure. z. w. Groves signature
Is on each box; 25 cents.
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FOUND.

FouND-Insurance against the break
age OF plate glass at The Honolulu
Investment Co. 2051-tf
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FOR SALE

FOUR cottages known as King Place,
near German Church, Beretania st.
THE LEASE Of 6 lots al the Beach
with cottage, barn and bath-house
of eleven rooms, IS years to run.
Price, $1,000; 5000 down; balance
$25 per month.
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r, e. KING,

Cottage Grove, King Street.
Tel. White 1861.
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FOR RENT.

!. W. PoDMoRE, SO S. King st. cor
Bethel Is Offering:
FOR RENT.
FURNISHED COTTAGE, Suitable for
couple; SIG per month. 31l3 Kinau
Street.
agent
Phoenix Insurance Co. Of Hartford.
Columbia Bar.Lock Typewriters
Toledo Self Computing Scale Co.
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FOR LEASE.

LOT at the BEACH, with water, fenc
ed; bath.house. Lease s75 per year
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NOON AND BOARD.

uNF FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
CARDS for sale at the Bulletin Of
Ace.
HElEN'S couRT-Most centrally To-
Z. Gated mosqulto.proof rooms intown;
80. so and up per week; Adams lane.
Mrs. j. Duggan, Prop.
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roR RENT-A detached cottage with
toilet and bath; suitable for 2 or 3
gentlemen; carriage house and sta.
BILE ASS King. Terms reasonable.
2342.1m
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FOR RENT-Ofrlce adjoining J. A. NJ.
johnson CO., Ltd, Collins Bldg, King
st.. near Fort; very central and rea.
sonable rent. c. II. Collins. 2340.tf
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LOST.

LoST-Lady's gold watch; initials II.
L.; lost between Hastings st. and
Wilder Ave. or Punahou St., and
Richards between Hotel and Bere-
tania SITS. Return to this office and
receive reward. 2363-1w
LOST = Many thousands of dollars
through neglecting to have stock
sufficiently insured. Honolulu In
vestment Co. represent four OF the
strongest fire insurance companies.
2051-tf
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TO LET.

TO LET-On Punchbowl, I.room cot.
tage, bathroom and kitchen; rent
sl5. Enquire Mrs. Brown, 1854 XII
n.lu st. 2353.1w
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FOR SALE

FOR sAlE-Desirable residence prop.
erty. For special terms, apply on
premises, 1902 Wilder Ave, cor. Ma
kiki st. 2361-1m
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TO LET-Furnished house; all mod.
ern conveniences; five minutes
walk from postoifice; possession Civ.
en- Feb. LIST; reasonable rent to right
party. Address Box 6l2. 2363.lw
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FOR RENT-A broom mosquito proof
furnished cottage; suitable for two
persons; SIS per month. 1920 Col
lege st. 2365-tf
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
LODGING HOUSES.

THE VILLA HousE-1269 Fort ST.;
nicely furnished rooms for gentle
men. Prices reasonable. Central To-
cation.
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FOR RENT-A desirable cottage on
Prospect st. between Hackfeld and
Alapai SITS; commands fine view
of the ocean. Inquire of A. V. Gear.
233S.tf
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This Is the cheapest advertising ever !
offered the people Of Honolulu.
t++++++++++++++++-+++-+-++++,
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FOR RENT-Two-srory house of 8
rooms, on Emma ST., between Bere'
tania and Vineya;l SITS. Inquire at
1870 Emma st. 2355-tf
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LARGE airy room; table borad. IA
Beretania st. near Fort St.
23G3.1w
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TO LET-Good pasturage in Nuuanu
valley. Address X, Bulletin office.
2344-tf