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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-10-29

Covington, Ky. Oct 2f--Tbe United
states court here adjourned Friday.
sentence was passed upon Walter
johnson. who was conTicted OF rob
bing the post once at Louisa. Ky. and
he viii serve three years In the Nash
VILE penitentiarv
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-10-29

John Redmond Says Il Is Time 70
start Campaign Against u.

London. oct % Speaking az XII
larney sunday John Redmond. the Ir.
ish leader. declared the time bad ar.
rived 20 start a campaign against sml
sration. One cause of emigration that
ought 20 De removed. he said. vas the
eEaggerated prospect held out 90 irlsh
boys and girls u they went to Ameri-
ca. lie criticised Andrew Carnegie's
recent speech az Waterford and said
the poorest laborer DO Kerry was hap.
pier than tae majority Of Irish work
ingmeu IN tho United States.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-10-29

Washington. Oct. 2s.-The members
'1e supreme council Of the jurisdic-
~'u OF Scottish Rite Thursday called
y me president TO formally pay their
sspects. The body was headed bv
an ID Richardson. the grand com
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-10-29
New suiIdines at cornell University

Wv ~, Su''o'nss al Cornell University.
Ithaca. n. Y. Oct 2s.-The board Of
trustees OF Cornell university has de-
cided TO begin work on the new Rocke-
ieier han ot physics and the new
Goodwin smith hall OF languages as
soon as ground can be broken in the
spring. Each building will cost
Sgsn oo0
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-10-29
eoov FOUND IN THE LAKE.
treasurer Of Banner OF Light Publish
ing Co. Suicides.

haverhill Mass, Oct 24.-The body
q Frederick C. Tuttle. treasurer of
ae Banner OF Light Publishing Co
publishers OF the splritualist ORGAN.
Iuoilshed here. was found in Lake
sen,ucket In letters 10 his family
-f. Inttle communicated his intention
% committing suicide and said that
IS oody would be found in the lake
ne suicide Is generally attributed to a
snporary arrangement OF the mind
SHOWING nervous COLLAPSE.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-10-29
KNIVES WERE sUsY.
One Man Killed ard Another Stabbed
In An Eiecion Quarrel

Mt Sterling KY. oct 2C Tn a M.
hcu'iy ovcr some land Dave Johnson
fatally cut Little Joe Wilson wn.
son was wounded On several places
one cut being under fhe heart WILSON
fingered about ten hours and iicd
sunday morning He was about So
years ola and leaves wife and seven
children Johnson ia q farmer about
sd years OLD he claims scIfdefcnsc.
ln hght over the coming election IN
saloon at owiugsvlie Clint Hatton
seriously enc John Fito with a kmfe
hation was released on $500 bond
pending tho result ~ Fitc's inmrirs.
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ARBIrRATIoN TREArY-

Effort 20 Renew One Between the
United States ard Great Britain.
Washington. oct 23 Thomas Par.
clay n Paris and London. formerly
president 90 tho British chamber og
commerce. who is in Washington.
Thursday expressed himself as favor
able 60 the renewal ~ the cTor.s 10
secure an arbitration treat. between
the United States and Great Britair
and added that De felt somewhat or.
courased over the prospects. Ige ex
pressed the opinion that the success
of the Franco-nrush treaty would
prove helpful as precedent. and said
tAat while that treaty did not cover as
much ground as did tle treaty With
the United States &c would Be effective
as an entering wedge
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-10-29

yellow Fever Conditions improved.
Laredo. Tex. Oct 2s--Yeilow fever
conditions have SO greatly improved
that there Is no longer any aoKbt but
that In short time the disease wiz
have been entireiy ttarr fsf and
business assume ~
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-10-29
DEAD SOLDIERS

nc HeWaI0s q los lomI00 From Ma
Mia on the Transport Sumner.
Washington. Oct 23-.iai Belline
er. OF the Quartermaster generals OF
nee who has supervision over national
cemeteries. has been Informed that the
remains OF 163 soldiers who lost their
lives in the Philippines are being
brought home by the transport sum
ner by the Mediterranean route and
probably will land at New York about
the middle of November. All Of these
bodies claimed by relatives or friends
viii De sent 20 their homes for inter.
ment. and an those unclaimed will be
brought 70 this city Tor burial in tae
Arlington cemetery.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-10-29
FOR TIE WAR DEPARTMENT.
Estimates For Next Fiscal Year Shows
Large Increase.

" tNlNt Flocal ear onoNss
Large Increase.
Washington. Oct 24.-The estimates
for the war department for the fiscal
year ending June 80. 1895. show a net
increase over the estimates OF the pre-.
Vious year of about $4,000. this in.
Guiding about $4,000 .O00 for river and
harbor Improvements for which no es-
Inmates were submitted last year. The
estimate for the military establish
ment, which includes the pay. equip
ment and supplies for the army. Is
about $7S000.000. 100000 less than
last year. The estimates for public
works Of military character. which
Includes arsenais. forts. barracks.
buildings and grounds aggregate SEA.
600. 900 which is about $4,000 900 less
tnan last year
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nc oteamer 5IIVcr SpraJ Burncd
Buffalo. n. z. Oct 26-The steamer
Silver Spray. which escaped an attack
Of the Canadian revenue cutter Petrel
some weeks ago, was burned Sunday
night at the floating dry dock OF the
EmpIre Shiobuilding "a
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StaTo FTSusr on k0e artar Wall.
Washington Oct. 24-The war de-
partment has authorized the construc.
tion Of a guard house on the Tartar
wall at Picking, China. for the use OF
the soldiers stationed in that city as a
legation guard
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1903-12-24

find 1850 | cher another shrek from
Gwen cut him suddenly short.
TITS the rheumaticks, mebbe," said
Bill anxiously. Terrible bad weather
Tor EN-. / get 'em myself
mo. no" said Gwen, wiping away
her tears and subduing her laughter
60 on. BILL"
There amt no more said Bill. "He
biz, and the master here put 1t down.
Eyes, It's here right enough" / said
"bnt don't suppose you mean to fol.
low II up. do your"
You don't, eh3 Well, am not re
sponsible for your supposin', but them
that Is familiar with Bronco Bill gen
orally expects him to back up his un-
dertakin,s.
"But how Ia the world can you gel
$500 from the cowboys for q church r.
ST hain't done the arithmetic yet,
but It's safe enough. You see, 1t ain't
the church altogether; It's the repnta.
tion OF the boys
It'll help. BILL said Gwen.
Bin nodded his head slowly and said
proud to have you" trying hard ia
look enthusiastic.
You don't think can, said Gwen
Bin protested against such an imputa.
ton. Bur can. I'll get daddy and
the Duke too
"Geod liner said Bill, Shaping bis
knee.
And III give all my money, too; but
# isn't very much she added sadly.
"Muehw said Bill .sIf the rest Of
fhe fellows play up to that lead there
won't be any trouble about that I'VE
hundred b
Gwen was silent for some time. then
said with an mir OF resolve:
I'LL give INV pinto :
NonsenseIs exclaimed. while Bill
declared there warn't nc call.s
Yes, I'ii Give the pinto, said Gwen
decidedly. I'LL not need him any
more.v Her lips quivered, and Bill
cou&hed and epat into the next room,
And besides, want I'd give some
thing ! luke. Ana Bill win sell him Tor
me.
and no Il was arranged that the
pinto should be sold ana that sin
should hare the selling of Ii.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1903-12-24

here and shake hands!''
Bill swayed awkwardIy across the
room toward the bed. and, taking
Ovens hand. be shook IL ~ and down
and hurriedly said:
Fine day. ma'am: hope see You
quite WE'LL
NO. you don't" cried Gwen. laugh.
ing imnoderately, but keeping hold 81
Bill's hand, 70 his great confusion
"i'm not well d biz. but I'm i greas
deal better since hearing Of your meet
Ink. BILL
10 this Bill made no reply, being en-.
tirely engrossed III getting bis hard,
bony, brown hand out or the grasp 81
the white, clinging fingers.
oh. BILL went on Gwen, TT waa
delightful How did you do itT
But BiIl. who had By this time goi
back to his seat st the door. pretended
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1903-12-24
PERSONAL.

FEnGA@tNf%Gs
Mrs. @. III. Gilbert, the actress, 1laa
reached her eighty third year.
Lord Doneralle is one of the best
amateur skaters in England, despite
bis age.
Former President Kruger will soon
take up his residence for the winter
at Mentone.
The late Wilson s. Bissell, once post
master general, left an estate OF $780,
600 to his widow.
Clarence Hillary. traffic manager Of
the st. Louis fair, began raiIroading
as brakeman in 1878.
8. w. Nichols OF the Jacksonville
Fla.) Journal has donated $4,000 for
public park In his town.
Henry w. Lucy. Uncle Toby, Nj.
Fl" Of Punch. is visiting the United
States. He is less than five feet tall
Norwegian papers are singing the
praise of Agatha ANDERSEN, 10 years
Of age, who saved number Of lives
ut ire.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1903-12-24

After supper the men gathered round
the big fre which was piled up before
the long, low shed, which stood open In
front. It was scene OF such wild and
picturesque interest az can only be
witnessed In the western ranching
country.
Bill. as king Of the bmnco busters,
moved about with the Slow, careless
indifference of man sure OF hts posi-
ton and sure OF his ability to maintain
IL.
He spoke seldom and slowly, was not
as ready witted as bis partner, Hi Ken
dial, but In act he was swift and sure.
and lin trouble he could be counted
on. He was, as they said, "a white
man white to the back" which was
understood to sum up the true cattle
mans virtues.
Hello. Billp' said friend. Where's
Hi2 Hain't seen him around
''Well, don't jest know. He was go
ing to bring up my pinto"
Your pinto? What pinto's that?
You hain't got no pinto"
"Mebbe not" said Bill slowly, shut
had the idee before you spoke that l
had"
'sThat so? Whar d ye git him? Good
for cattleg'
The crowd began to gather.
Bill grew mysterious, and even more
than usually reserved.
"Good fer cattlel Well. amt much
on gamblin', but I've got leetle In my
pants that says that there pinto kin
outwork any blanked bronco in this
outfit, givin' him fair show after the
cattle
The men became interested.
.Whar was he raisedY'
Dunno
"Whar a We git him? Across the
line?p'
.No." said Bill stoutly, Fright in this
here country. The Dock there knows
him."
This at once raised the pinto several
points. To be known, and, as Bilps
tone indicated, favorably known by
the Duke was testimonial to which
any horse might aspire
"Whar d We git him, Billf Don't be
30 BANKED oneommunicatin'g said an
impatient voice.
Bill hesitated; then. with an apparent
burst of confidence, he assumed his
frankest manner and voice and told
his tale.
'sWeli," he said, taking fresh chew
and offering his plug to his neighb0r,
who passed it on after helping himself,
I've see, 1t was like this. We know
that little Meredith gei2''
Chorus Of answers s'Yes! The red
headed one. / know! She's daisy!
Regular blizzardl Lightnin' CONDUCTOR
Bill paused, stiffened himself a lit
tie, dropped his frank air and drawled
out in cool. hard tones: II might re-
mark that that young lady Is. might
persoom to say, q friend or mine, which
I'm prepared to back up in my best
style, and if any blanked blanked son
OF street sweeper has any remark to
make, here's his time nowr'
Globe C0ntinued.l
4
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1903-12-24
In Grocery and Provision
Department.
A Little buys Much at this Store
Saturday, Monday, Tuesday,
Dec. 20, IS and 20.

Extra fancy -four, per sack, ....... ... $1.10
Potatoes per bushel, ,................ 80
California hams, per pound, ............ 10
Home made broken mixed candy, per Id. 10
Common mixed candy per Id ......... .05
Fresh roasted peanuts per ID ......... 10
New crop 1903 mixed nuts, per lb ..... Is
New crop 1908 dates, per lb .......... 10
New crop 1908 figs, .................. 10
Fine large red Baldwin apples, per peck, SIS
Solid meat oysters. per quart 45
Fresh baked soda or oyster crackers, by
the box. ..... Observation-Disclosures. OF
Fresh baked ginger snaps, per pound, :. 10
Fine large salt white fish, per pound, i. .12a
Fine sweet or sour pickles, per doz .... 10
Fine dill pickles, per doz ............. Is
Arizona republican., 1903-04-21
MICHEL GoLDWATER DEAD
The PassiI g of An Arizona Pioneer in
San Francisco.

carry Go-dwctc" Of this city received
tie painful news yesterday morning
that his father, Michael Goldwater
C.eC in San Francisco Sunday evening
at 1c:15 o'clock. He was also informed
that arranSeH. erts had been mao, tOr
the holding OF thc fu-e.aI 81 " =Lil-s-
cly. so he left or last nights NJ. < 2.
train to be in attendance. Mon ris
GOldwater OF Prescott let on the :. L.
p & P. train that passed through
there yesterday.
Michael Goldvater vas orc Of tE2
earliest pioneers OF Arizona and one Of
her bet known and most highly re-
sreCteG citizens. He came 10 the Ger
ritory in the Co.'S. shortly after the war.
first engaging il business at Ehren-
burg. on the Colorado river, with his
brother, Joseph, now dead. When he
arrived the only town of any mo-
nent IL the western part of the terri
terry was La Paz, some distance scuth
of Flrenburg and near the ColOraCD.
Today it is deserted ruin though
there are many houses stll standing
and some ri6h placer mines in that Vi
cinity. Mr.. GOldwater was instrument
tai in the making of better ferry at
E1renburg than the old one at Ii T'az
and the settlement naturally grew up
at the new crossing.
Nj. Goldwater. beside keeping 4
store at Ehrcnburg for many years Sc
cured contracts from the government
for supplying the military posts in
central and northern Arizona with pro-
visions for man and beast and in car
rying out these contracts did an in
mense iroighting business west from
New Mexico supply points as well as
importing 4 great many things from
California.
About 1871 he opened store in PhOe-
nix still maintaining his EhrenburS
Arizona republican., 1903-04-21
ITS TINE TO SIGN
The Government Is Waiting for the
People to Get.

The result of Saturdays inoidcrt5 IN
respect of water storage have been
very nattering. Nearly 3,cG0 acres nave
been signed for III the stock OF the
Water Users association. 2ince the an
nouncement made by Mr. Waltott Oh
Saturday OF the situa lion from The
standpoint Ct the secretary of the ia
terror.
There is just one thing to fear 1T
this; time ard that is a spirit o: apathy
resulting from overconfidance. There is
4 feeling throughout. the community
that everything is settled and that the
government is going to build 2 reser-
voir in any event. 1t is possible, there
fore that many who intend to sign UP
for their acreage will neglect the mat
ter thinking it is all right and that
there is plenty Of time before the build
ing O. the dam No greater mistake
could be made. The government has
announced Itself ready TO build the
reservoir when the people have done
their oart which for the ,lesent ut
least is nothing but signing for stock
IN the association, agreeing to take
water when it is ready and pay the
small price asked. 1t is true there is
much to do before the actual construc-
ton work begins but all these things
depend first on the acreage being sub
scribed for. When that is done the rest
will follow. TIC government is Wait
ing with its coat off, its shovel handy
and ready TO SPIT on its hands, asking
nothing but an ortier from the 1ccCle
TO 80 to work.
Every landowner who proposes &c Sc
cure the benefits from this huge coop
crativc enterprise should sign up with
out delay He not crly saves himself
thereby but encourages others, some
of whom may be faint hearted. And
those who have no land to sign for
but still have an interest in the vel
fare of the valley car do some good by
using their moral Influence in the right
direction.
y mans opinion IS worth something
even IL he hasn't airy land and he may
have some influence with a friend that
is more fortunately situated
There is no doubt that the govern
meat fully intends to build the rcsar-
voir for its word and it's proposition IS
cut. There is just one string to it
and the people of this valley can cut
hat string in a week i: they want
to. But there is no absolute assurance
that the reservoir will be built till trat
string is cut. And every man VINO
owns an acre of unsigned land is pack
ing L knife that should help cut it.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-21

house. He occupied the corner orpo-
site the present fire engine house that
was later the site OF j. i r Smith
the Hay & Grain Co. After continu-
ing his business here several years ne
finally closed it UP and q short time
attcrward openc1 4 store in Prescott
anC also closing up the Ehrenburg
store. Tie Prescott store was manag-
cd continuously till about fourteen
years ago when he retired from 5Iisi-
ness turning tho store over TO his sons
md himself retrrninr to san Fran
cisco which was the family homo dur
i.g Nj. GolC'Water's entire mercantile
lie. The Prescott store and 4 similar
che in this city have been conducte1
since then by Morris Goldwater and
brothers.
MI. Goldwater lad reached the ad-
varced age of IS years and in view of
the fact that about three years ago ne
suffered 2. stroke Of paralysis, his
death was rot especially surprising
though he was till recently enjoying =
fair measure Of health. He leaves q
wife and an unmarried daughter, Miss
Lizzie Goldwater il San Francisco. be
side a son, Henry, who till within 4
couple CT years was engaged in bust
ness with his brothers. Morris ard
Barry, here and in Prescott. There are
also two married daughters. Mr..
Goldwater is most highly spoken CT by
those who knew him best, the most
fitting testimonial to the character of q
rcCd nan
Arizona republican., 1903-04-21
ADJUSTMENTS
Observation-Disclosures.
ATHLETIC SMOKER.

Much interest is manifested amcng
the patrons of athletic sport iii The
various interesting events to take place
next Tuesday night, April %, at the
Doris theateT. The principal event
will he the wrestling match fer pursa
Of $3.50 between John Van Sickle of IN
GianapCiis, champion weiter weight
wrestler OF Indiana, and Frank Burton,
ono o; tho champions Of the Bohemian
club in san Francisco. y wrestling
match between two local celebrities
and a number OF boxing contests for a
liuiitel. number of ROUNDS for points
are among the other events to take
place. Some fine and lively work is
expected. roth On the mat and in the
ring and it is expected that a crowd
ed house will witness the most salts
factorg- contest of muscle and endur-
arce seen here in many 4 day.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-21
LADIES' CHORUS.

The reserved seat sale for the Ladies'
chorus concert to lie given in Doris
theater. Friday night will begin We'd
nesday morning ct G3odman's Grus
store, the price of seats being fifty
cents. y list OF those who will partici-
Pate in the chorus WAS published re-
Gently. The following soloists will also
take part in the programme: Sopranos,
Mrs. Tiffany, Mrs. Cooper; contraltos,
Mrs. Fcote. Mrs. Sloan; violin, Eugene
Rcdewin; piano duet. Mrs. Hulett. Mrs.
Bagoy. The chorus is rehearsing dill
gently under the direction of Mrs.
Bagby and Il pleasing entertainment
is assured.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-21

mes u
Swamp Roo live dh is u
ST ~ a been o our e it have
mango the h h % t d cured by Swamp
writ De sur d h end
{
already m y ph ~ fifty cen al
a The make mis- but % lame Swamp
T.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-21
JUSTICE ROBERTSONs COURT
Vest .rday Was a Lively Fay on Wall
Street.

Justice Robertson had rather a busy
day yesterday. Andrew Brawley was
brought before him on Il warrant issued
Saturday night charging him with as
sault en- J. w. Jacobs. He pleaded not
guilty and his trial was set for p. m.
today.
Saturnino Rodrigues was given five
Gays for petit larceny.
F. Rivera and Juan Rios engaged in
a fight near the Redlight saloon or
Sunday and Constable Gonzales hap
Arizona republican., 1903-04-21

to blows. 1t is claimed that Baker used
monkey wrench and a screw driver
upon his adversary, who had him ar
rested. Mr.. Baker pleaded not guilty,
saying that all he had done was in
self-defense He was fined S.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-21

pened along just in time to catch them
at it. Each pleaded guilty and was
sentenced to seven days in Jail.
r. Velarde. who was acting as inter
prefer in a civil case, felt aggrieved al
one Of the litigants, and when the case
Arizona republican., 1903-04-21

strength, nduld
brMkn aHeso Iha1to
drought day the
needed was DR. Knners
anel wHhgo
Root awondetu
loss of sleep and irregular
sol tn Pne
81 20 in praise this gra rmev
n comoo ingof sanpRoo ~ ~ ' W. NV s 'O'
<l<. (2r36c8GeoLe%1eue
Arizona republican., 1903-04-21

was over he assaulted him before he
got cut of Wall street. He pleaded
guilty at Cnce and was fined s..
Rolla Baker, a rancher, and a man
named Mccarthy, who was in his en-
ploy, had dispute over wages that led
Arizona republican., 1903-04-21

Not all the people take good advice:
you will not have much competition If
you resolve to take good advice, and
get ahead in the world.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-21
To e L -
y. Y. O

To DR.. Kilncr & Co.
Binshamton, y. !.

you sick feel badly begin taking the
famous discovery, DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root be-
your kidneys well they will help
all the other health. A trial will convince
Weak unhealthy kidneys a responsible
sickness and suffering than other disease therefore
when through neglect other kidney trouble is
permitted results follow. Kid
trouble irritates the nerves. makes dizzy,
restless. sleepless irritable. Makes pass wat
often during day Obges you
many curing Unhealthy kidneys
Arizona republican., 1903-04-21

rheumatism, gravel OF the bladder,
pain or dull ache in the back, Joints and muscles;
makes heal ache and back ache indigestion
stomach and liver trouble; get saow. yellow
plexfon makes feel though had heart trouble
you have plenty ambition, strength;
get weak and waste away.
Swamp Root is pleasant to take and is used
leading hospitals, recommended by physicians
private practice and is taken by doctors
they recognize in it the greatest most
successful remedy that science has
compound
The Savannah morning news., 1903-11-08
SHANGHAIED BOY
BACK FROM SANTOS.

John Seage, the boy who, with young
Rucker, was shanghaied on the Brit
ish bark Kambria, has returned home
after an experience that not often falls
to the lot of boy of his age, and one
that he will not care to repeat. He
claims that he was so badly treated
on the voyage to Santos, that after he
reached it he deserted and wandered
about the place until he was nearly
starved to death, rather than again go
aboard the Kambria.
Finally he fell in with a lot of the
"b1uejackets'' of the United States
cruiser Newark, and by them he was
taken care of until able to travel, when
they and the officers of the ship made
up a purse of $106 and started him on
the voyage homeward. Though the
government had no hand in getting the
boy back to this country. it is likely
that he will appear as a witness in
the cases against Harry Olsen, charged
with shanghaiing, when that trial shall
take place in the United States Court.