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such period shall be extended for ten years fur

such period shall be extended for ten years fur
ther.
Article XIV provides for the payment OF
$4,000 gold annually for the lease, beginning
nine years after the date of ratlncatlon. ana
s1oyOOO.ooo in gold upon the exchange OF ratln-
cations Of the treaty, and adds:
But M delay or difference OF opinion under
+his article shall affect nor interrupt the run run
ars+ion and effect Of this convention IN all
other respects.
Article XVI provides that no chaHee "
go,,arnroent laws or treaties OF CoIoihoid i'''i
affect any right Of the United states "i'"O1
tho consent of this government
Article XVII The joint commission IeAelI1u
:. - ,r,tclss I'll. VII and XIV, shall be estao-
Iished as follows
The President OF the United states snsIt a, tI
- 80 1arsons and the President OF SoIOllIDl ~
shall nominate two persons anu nj a,1ay,- ~
eaa5 ~ 3 decision, but in case OF -
- .,s cor1mission (by reason OF their DSlIIs
II,- % dJyidsd in eoncluston). an umpire sndIi
he appointed by the two soVeLLIL-ie ss s .a.b ab
Le,dsr the decision. In the event OF @ uea.n' H a. a.
renoel "a. t.snacitv OF any commissioner or ur1-
sence VI "a. or1itttus declining or ceaslng 20
njsce shall be filed by the appointment
a nn+.e~ nersou IN the manner ABOVE hol-
~ la~4-fors nv a majority OF the COM
,,., ~ ny the umpire shall be hnaL
Article XVIII provides that the treaty snan
..a..seu within eight months
from January -, 1875
7, X signed by John Hay and Thomas Herran'
New-York tribune., 1903-01-25
NEW ASSAY OFFICE PROPOSED
Secretary Shaw Asks an Appropriation of
s75O,OOO.
LBY TELEGRAPH TO The rR1BUxE.1

Washington. Jan 24-Secreta-y shaw TO-DAY
transmitted TO the House OF Represent atives 4
recommendation that appropriation OF $50 %,
be made for the purchase OF site and the erection
- a new building for the Assay Office In New
York. The further recommendation is made that
when this is done the present buildings one o.
which faces in WaIl-st-. an Jtke other adioius IN
the rear be sold The value Of this latter propertv
Is estimated al s200O0N The recommendation is
accompanied by long report by Assistant Secre-
tary Taylor. in which he SAYS that both buildings
now occupied by the AssaS Office are u1suftsd for
such and that complaints being made ,v
occupants OF adjoining buildings II fumes and foul
gases arising the result Of the refining process
Mr.. Taylor suggests that the for the new Of
flee be selected somewhere below Fulton-sr prefer
ably the east side of Broadway. He has already
inspected several sites in this locality which h
believes would De suitable. none OF which are more
than four blocks away from the present Of1ce His
opinion is that suitable site may be secured To-
from SO TO $50 square foot. and from
seven thousand square feet would be needed The
limit OF cost for the new site he suggests ssouid
not be fixed in the appropriation. he believes il
would initiate against the governments interests
in making the purchase The OF the new build
ing he estimates az from S@59eN0 500 900 Secrs-
taTy Shaw, in urging the appropriation. SAYS he
has corrObOrated Mr. TaylOrs conclusions BY
sonal investigation. and concurs ia the reconasen-
lar
New-York tribune., 1903-01-25
a MOVE AGAINST AseURY PARK.

Asburv Park. y J., Jan. PA movement to IT
corporate as a city that territory surrounding
Asbury Park known as Neptune Township has
come with starting suddenness on this city.
The district is a popUlous one, containing twice
the number Of inhabitants that Asbury Park has,
vel the city has heretofore refused to annex the
territory although drawing much of its COM
rnerraI revenue therefrom and placing its factories
and corporation yards in the township. Neptune
Township also demands its own postofice,
and il this be granted a severe blow would be
struck 10 Asbury Park. as the greater part Of the
recejuts OF the city Office come from the township
New-York tribune., 1903-01-25
BIG NEW HOTEL FOR NEw-oRLEANs-

Eev-o-3ea-s. Jan - Cspecian--Alfred MARKS
-vho represents New-York syndicate. to-day an
rounoed -hz+ he had closed deal for the erecton
ot q new and modern hotel II New-Orleails' "nlch
would cost g ooeoo. The announcement ""s
- a. ,r.-a-s had made z thorough investlga-
-o- - 4hs local hotel situation and secured op-
-sons On property for site NJ Marks saws ne
.ogn6 tbs- : new hotel would not oaly be paying
3--a---e-. 49, nat 4 was public necessity. as
- --z.a-+ Fs-sl3rfes are wholly inadequate on
srco,1-- - ne rsnid growth Of New-Orieans
New-York tribune., 1903-01-25
DECISION IN FAVOR OF STATE COUNCIL

Treuton X j. Jan @4-Sta1e secretary -sei'S ..
-. N.--r.-se,- state Council Junior Order OF
American Mechanics. to-day received notice that
vioe-chanceilor Pf1ney had decided in favor OF
he State council in the case that has been pendlng
IN rhe courts fer long time between mat boo5
and the national organization
The .-it was brought by the national council 10
co-sn.- -e s-s-s council TO pay over bout 81 ne
back Der CAPITA tax which the latter BODY refused
z pay. ~ the tine the state colllclL pEosts s
ron the national organization, three or your years
szo Nev-Tersev Pennsylvania Maryland and
sS-e ,-e- S-s-es seeded from the national BODY
New-York tribune., 1903-01-25
ADDICKS IN WASHINGIoN'
Ee Still Expresses Confidence in HIS Alec-
ton.

washington. Jan "a. Edward Addicks' one ol
-. oa,5ida+es for United States Senator N 'I-e
ra15I,e- contest in the legislature OF Dea"aFe,
called T,non the President this afternoon anu "au
1..r - white House that he had nothing TO
a concerning the interview. As TO tne 81 iois
IN DeIaware he expressed bee5 Ladt tI;csr ;cl Sen
I-+---e ro1-lS elect eventually two fteLuollOiI S
go ~ that he would be one OF theIn-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-25
ooELL WILL NOT BE AT PLATT DINNER

Try TELEGRAPH TO THE aEIBUNE.I
Albany Ian. Ex-Governor Odell said to-day 'lia
II would be impossible for hIm TO go ~ a
- z -. At the dinner which will be given
e rra+or Pla+t on Tuesday evening by the ke-
n1bIicaD Congress delegation from this sta1e, d.
he had an engagement fo- that evening Inc Gov Gov
rnor and Mrs Odell will give their reGep9on {og
the members Of the legislature Oi4
evening - >--,.t-,-c this afternoon
. ,f+ his fsther who is i'll He will return mere
= night.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-25
coLIecToR ARRESTED IN ORANGE.

Orange y. J.. Jan. 24-Michael j. Brown employed
as collector at Summit. Sterling and nearby towns
Nv, thA National Building and Provident Associa-
ton. OF Newark was arrested here to-day on a
charge OF errbezzIing $500 from the ccmpSny Ins
charge made by President JOIN y. !ourl1s %
ErouTn was subsequently arraigred oeiore Jdose
6raV IN the Orange police court. and was released
IN hsil.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-25
ssJo,o,neA AMONG PERuvIANs.

Lima Peru Jan. 24.-The announcement OF
the signing Of the treaty between the United
States and Colombia providing for the compile
ton of the Panama Canal has caused great re-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-25
HUGH MLAUeHLIN GOING SOUTH.

Mr. and Mrs Hugh Mclaughlin VIII start on
"Wednesday for their annual visit TO FLORIDA 1ney
will be accompanied by their two daughters Win
their children. Mrs. Mclaughlin has been IN poor
health rscen+Iv and the stay Of the party may be
17roIonged bevond the usual date OF return II the
IIirnare Is found to be beneficial 10 her.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-25
HOUSE PASSES AGRICULTURAL BILL.

Washington. Jan. 24--The House worked all day
on the Agricultural Appropriation bill and finally
passed it with only one anenonehC ol HioIHen'-
. sasza ~ -ne snpropriation for free seeds from
con ooo "a s2on Ooo The House adjourned until to-
S-orrow when sulogies viii be deiveTe6 on the
80 "a tfyes De C5rsnenreid and sheppard
81 TeNaE
New-York tribune., 1903-01-25
,prpFrNCToRY BALLOT.

T,a- Del Jan 24.-To-days sehatoIlei . -
-eIv T,erfunctory, only four mernoers-.No
T-1ian Republicans and two DeIl1ocia'9
-. ,osnt session. The ballots were
- +srr71-Addicks, ,; kenney:
Gts+ Gots te-u1-Addicks, ? SALISBURY
.!1-,anr was taken until noon on Ai0l1'S
New-York tribune., 1903-01-25
Turns OLD GOLD AND SILVER INTO GooE
MONEY

There several places " here its done
a,e-v dsx see ..Old Gold and silver" head
ins among the Little Ads. of the People
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IT'S YoUK oWN FAULT

II yo1 fail secure n Tribune Aranac fS1
1909 n. the Second Edttfon has jast besn Pat
on sale First Edition all sold Prtee %
New-York tribune., 1903-01-25
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

san Francisco. Jan s4-The official closing quo
tatious for mining stocks to-day were as follows
New-York tribune., 1903-01-25
5000, $500 TO 10000 Each.
800 PAIRS LACE CURTAINS.

800 PAIRS LACE CURTAINS,
comprising Renaissance Lace
styles, will be offered at be-
low regular prices.
S5.25, $50 and 8.75 Per Pair.
Tapestries and DomoskS suitable for r-.-
peries. Wall and Furniture
$3.50 o $3.50
per yard. at $50, $50 and $50
Cushion Squares, silk and Cotton Fabrics.
Sc, 85c., SI.2O Each.
900 White Down Cushions e,rnbrt. COW
sredn "a inches regular price 90
+1-o"' AT 1oaHs
Lace Curtzins Portieres. Couch Table Covers.
Screens aud Cushions Materials bv tn.
yard. in large variety o
at
MODERATE PRICES
New-York tribune., 1903-01-25
D.AltmanAdu

On MONDAY and TUESDAY, January 2eth
and 9Th. will hold sale of
CNCSUALLY FINE DECORATIVE TABLE
and FOUSEHOLC LINENS
A variety OF beautiful o. Linen
for Reception. Dinner Tables. in excIu
sive designs round trimmed
Point de Flandres CIuay and
Laces, formerly at $500.
s125oo 100000. s375.oo to
S45ooo. be
5000, 1890 TO 10000 Each.
Marked reductions have ZEN made in he
OF Dsrnask Table Cloths and
Sheets. Pillow Cases. Bed Spreads md
New-York tribune., 1903-01-25

Early Imporfafions OF PAPASOLS
are shown. embracing many exclusive
.+v1s. x
New-York tribune., 1903-01-25

On TUESDAY, January 9Th.
y ENIBROIDERIES OF Superior Quality.
objection of White Muslin brOideries.
comprising Edges Insertings. Dealings.
strips
one-haE
AT One Third TO One Half Actual Values
RotundaJ
eisb,ssns Street. nins'ssnfb Street, Sixth Hvsaas nsw yus
New-York tribune., 1903-01-25

from January -, 1893.
II is signed by John Hay and Thomas Herrs
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-11-12
THE GREAT WEALTH OF
WISE COUNTY.

Ia rs often said Wise County 4.
the richest county ia the State. We
hear this almost every dav. and We
believe il j. almost as often said by
persons who have never thought for
a moment seriously upon the vast
ness Of The weSlth q the great coal
helds Of thar county. their wonderful
extent and she st,ll more wonderlul
value. % course il : the merest
speculation 60 Try 70 estimate the
great value Of these enormous beds
Of coal. But We could indulge in
some calculating that would Be al
least ediiYing 10 the mind II it did
aot add any;hing that would be Of
real and pcrmsaeut value as real
knowledge, Now il Is very we'll
known that there arc many veins Of
coal underlying the surface Of Wise
eouasy AID that they vary in thick
aess- Some Of these veins are very
io~. not more than two 9r three feet
a. thickness, while others that have
been opened up and worked, aaiu,sin
a height Of fourteen feet.
Nos for The purpose Of making a
lew hgases aud indn.giag a few
thoughts Upoa this vast wealth hat
Is underneath the soil fif ahere are
asy Of Wiss county. LET as take one
u the common veins. say nine loot
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vein. aud make some calculations
upon Il and see Il We can draw some
idea Of the vast wealth that i in
that vein alone. II IL uudeslies the
entire extent Of the cornty. OF II least
we would be safe in saying II under.
lies 500 squs,e miles Of il.
A nine foot vein Of coal viii contain
about $4,000 tons per acre, 80 one
spare mile Of the same vein will con-
tsia nine million six hundred thou
sand tons and 500 square miles win
contain four billion eighl hundred
million tons; sum so ast,that no
mind can comprehend il. II sold on
the market for three dollars per ton
would bring nearly fourteen snd one
half billion dollars, equal to nearly
200 dollars for every man woman and
child in the United States. And
sgain let MS suppose 1909 rlen were
set to work digging this coal, and
they would work increasingly it would
require $4,000 days, or st three
hundred working DAYS in year. II
would consume 1000 years. SO IL
these 1000 men had commenced only
800 years after Christ. and worked
until the present. they would have
hardly finished digging ont the coal
in one nine foot vein Of coal that
undeilies she surface OF Wise county.
From these few figures and this
short calculation we could have
drawn some ides. II il had not been
beyond human comprehension Of the
vastness OF the wealth Of Wise
county. But what we have here
stated. is perhaps. but small portion
Of the natural resources Of the riches
of Wise county. Surely it is the
richest county in the State.-Brisiol
Ncrs
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WILL READ IN BRISTOL

John Fox. Dr.. the famous vouup
novelist of Virginia and New York
will come to Bristol Friday next 10
give a reading from his works Tor tho
benefit OF the Central pre,byterian
Church. Mr. Fox will be the guest
of the ladies of the church The
handsome residence Of Judge VII
liam T. thea will be seated Tor the
occasion. After the reading Mr. Fox
will be rendered a reception. So that
those who desire 20 meet him person
ally may have the opportunity 90 30
So This promises Co be the society
event of the season Boa Bristol. ID
has been yean since Mr. Fox ape
pcarod in Bristol-not since DE has
made so wide a reputation as an au-
thor. Hundreds of our best pcople
will be glad of sn opportunity 90
meet so famous and GENIAL a young
man. Ills recent book "rhe Little
shepherd of Kingdom Come" has
been the most successful of has sto-
mes aud one Of the literary successes
Of the year Bristol will extend a
hearty welcome % ar Fox Bristol
Herald
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FOUND wENrz
IN A DREAM.
Rev. a. w. Leslie VIII Follow
the ?romptines of a Dream
TO Locate the Lost Man.

Rev. II. w. Leslie. Of Bristol.
dreamed Monday night that Edward
L. Wentz. the missing young Million
sire, was placed in confinement bv
kidnsrPers between Appslaehis and
kellyview.
Mr.. Leslie knows all shst part Of
the country well aud remem bering
the spos he saw in his dream he de-
eided 70 investigate.
In the dream he saw a well known
spot between kellyview and Appa-
lachia. he walked nearer to the spot
as though attracted there by some
unknown power. The spot was upon
the mountain side. and when he came
nearer he saw brush piled carelessly
on the side Of the mountain. Still
drawn on. he knew not how. he be-
gan pulling the brush away, piece BY
piec and At last discovered the mouth
Of cavern blocked by stones and
large rocks. He then pulled the rocks
away, and as soon a. he had made
an opening in the cave. heard a voice
which he knew to be that Of Edward
Wentz. Ho then awoke.
Mr.. Leslie inquired into the time
Of trains leaving Bristol yesterday
and stated that he would certainly
SO down TO Appalschia in order that
he might go TO the exact spot
IN which he dreamed the kidnappers
had confined the young millionaire
lie seemed 10 thoroughly believe in
the dream, and at any rate he in
tended 10 see whether or not there
Was any truth in Il.
Mr.. Leslie caused considerable ex.
element at the Tennessee Courthouse
yesterday morning BY relating bis
dream.-Brisioi Hcrold.
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FROM CRAB ORCHARD

'''fe.r persistence q The Big stone Gsp Post
NHas oncu,sn, Va, Nov. 9.--The cleo.
,ioa az this precinct vent on very qaic:
ard pcacable.
Aersn hcron's house banned up last
week With needy all his household goods
ne house vas known as the n y. Barker
heese, ihe property Of Goodloe Brothers,
'of Big stone Gap.
Ellen, Clark, wife Of u. {. CLARK, died
last seek on Pigeon FORK.
Wa coidirOn, Of Turkey Cove, and c
heasoF. ~ Vlipger, made flying trip 70
Clover Fork, Ky last Friday.
loas correspondent asde trip 10 ton
Of Big Black Mountain las, weel and r.s
arch attracted al The beautiful scenerv
AID beds o. granite mosBtains as far as
the eye conld see. Ky
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-11-12

ISpiAS territory aud Oklahoma will
send Joint committee to Congress
this coming winter 70 work jointly
for Statehood. They will ask that
the tive be admitted ~ one State.
Some people in Oklahoma want that
territory admitted, leaving Indian
territory 10 be absorbed. gradually.
~ later date. But that does not
suit lndisn territory, and any effort
10 promote such plan viii result in
an open and bitter fight against Okla
homa Statehood.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-11-12
FROM STONEGA.

Core. I9nle'ls 90 fhe las silne Sap rosr
SfosteA, "a, NOV 1.-THE election
returns are satisfactory 90 thc successful
candidates
The slight faii 90 nin last week im-
proved tac condition of She SELLS. and in
consequences luV additional ovens we're
hrcd CA Saturday
reservoir is being CONSTRUCTED on the
hhl overlooking Osaka. which vail be
supplied With Che surplus water Of that
place, and pipe line is uow being laid
irom 0toncga 20 connect with the rescr-
Nolr. 50 that there will Zoe no lack Of
water in the future, as She Osaka sapplv
ui fhis most necessary article is ineg-
haasilhie, aua The height OF the construc-
uon ~iil eisr prcssuro that sjil throw
stream OF water from the hose 100 Sect
above the highest building 10 Stonogs,
Me- kemper aud daughter, who had
been visiting with Mr. and Nrs OTIS
Mouser, retained 10 their home in Evans
vile, Ind, on Tuesday morning Mr.
hempcr, Who De- brother OF Mrs Mouscr.
accompanied his wife aud daughter when
ihes came, but had 60 return home earlier
man they, a. he b. traiumaster for the /.
a \. a. Evansville.
Jasper fenlcy, ehite miner. was ca
siantiy Killed on TUESDAY morning ia No
mine by fan Of slate Re leaves four
children. Hts eife died in the spring
Tie was an old experienced miner ana
"rrkea here for several years. After his
Niic died he vent back 20 his old home in
NORTH Carolina, and sold his belongings
tbere, and returned here With his children
about two weeks ago. iatcnding 20 make /
tins bis home. The two BOYS were tran.
pers ~ the mine, aud The teo little girls /
Kept house
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-11-12
Consumption

Salt pork is a famous old
fashioned remedy for CON
SUMPTION. LAT plenty of
pork, was The advice to the
oonsumptivc SO and 100
years ago.
Salt pork is good if a man
can stomach it. The idea
behind 1t is that fat is the
food the consumptive needs
most.
sEmulSionisthemod
ern method OF feeding fat TO
the oonsumptivc. Pork is too
rough for sensitive stomachs.
SCOTS Emulsion is the most
refined OF fats, especially
prepared for easy digestion.
Feeding him fat in this
way, which is often the only
way, IS half the battle, but
SCOTS Emulsion does more
than thar. There IS some
thing about the combination
OF cod liver OIL and hypophos-
PhiteS IN SCOTS Emulsion
that puts new life into the
weak parts and has a special
action on the diseased lungs.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-11-12

lNsrrsu OF an advance i,om twenty
eve &C. forty per cent. in the cost OF
the woIkiagmau's living, it appears
tia, The hgure Cor the pact Eve years
Is but an average Of lS1 per cent.
50 the Chicago Employers Asso-
citation declares ia statistics IL has
published covering the period from
lS9s 70 1903.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-11-12

THEc United States government
has fifty boildings, mosily postoilices.
under construction st present, with
abost three times as many a. sha,
authorized. The cost Of the build
sags now aneomplesed viii be almos,
AZ much IS the total annual expendi.
ture o. the government ifty years
ago. when the osice Of supervising
architect was established.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-11-12

OF Big Stone Gap Schools for
October.

OF Big Stone Gap Schools for
October.
Pumary--Icromc Wells. Robcr Mahaf-
Fey, Mcdonald Prescott Worthy Men
uon-hugh Williams Candy william. May
Reynolds.
Fret Cadc-A-Marr GoLbie. leila
Palmer, h-luftis Naec,. Worthy Mem
ton Adherence Mccormick. Katherine
Lowell, Harmon Dixon. Bessie Names.
Bully Mathews. Netue Kidd Virginia
Beverley.
Second Gradc-A-Cara Vaughn b.
luIa Price. worthy Northumberland
hilhouru. h-Addio flcruor. Sarah Kidd.
Third 1radc-A-huilcr Sprolcs. Eva
Prise, Bessie Nlcatlcrlv B-Oieison
lais hruhru BANKS. Matte Jarvs
worthy Mcnuon-A-katc Rrouu, Pearl
Pipnin. BOY Hauks.
Fourth nrade--A Harrison GILES. b.
Ida claicr. Alice fnshv, Bessie Ramsey.
sam Nickels. Worthy Mcntiou-A-
Marguerite Goodioc. Aina Rutherford. BAL.
iari Nash Bid Body.
futN hradt-A-Mnnic KELLY. H.
Eugene broua. Ebbic Gulv. Ada Ramsey.
Worthy Mention - - None. H-Lcc
large. Berthe Willis
SIXTH Gradc--A-Nouc. B-Eua Hor-
tom
seventh Grade Summers Graham.
Eighth 6rsdo-GracicGra VIRGINIA
bulNu
Ninth Drado-fioa Bruce. Eliza Flce-
uor. Juliet Matthews
Requirements. Honor Uoii-rrcsrnt
every day. good department. fewer than
tour tardy marks. sud an average OF go
PEG cent on au studies For WORTHY
Mcntiun--Samc as above except that -
pea cent is required on studies
Il. II. Smflrr. prm.
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Is september. 1900, tidal washed
into Galveston. Texas. and practi-
eally destroyed the city and thou
sands Of lives were los, About a
year sitter q solid concrete wall ives
started which is about completed. Il
l. IL feet high. 10 feet wide at the
bottom snd FIVE feet at the top. II
y over three miles long The wall
will COS, about 81 200. 900.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-11-12

Iur increased use Of oil on loeomo-
tives on Southwestern railways is
due 90 the enormous production OF
oil in the Texas and Louisiana dis
tricis. The oil boom has spresd into
Kentucky and Tennessee. and il
looks a. II the consumption Of oil BY
locomotives would be likely 10 main
tain the puoe Of oil. as the Santa Fe
received 10000 barrels Of petroleum
IN September for the use Of locomo-
t;vcs on the Gulf division.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-11-12

Whoever has no pride IN his .hcsines.
~ilI not only tire u Il. bat ~i'l -..or
become ashamed Of both his busisess
aud himself. A worthy man cannot
lose his self-r--pcet. for a certain
amount Of pers. - ps;2e is necessary
20 keep msn sr..m mean and un-
WORTHY acts.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-11-12

THr STANDARD oil Company has
begun 60 operate in Japan. This
settles H. The Japsnese needn't be
afraid that Russia will get them.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-11-12

0eEsASN Is n0t 80 slow a. she is
often credited with being. She holds
the ocean steamship record Tor speei
sustained all the way across the At
isntie. aud = German electric motor
has made the fastest time ever kuown
On an electric railway. The latest
crest iasernsticasi automobile race
Was wen BY German machine. and
no other ausomobiie has made better
time 10 any tests thao that German
motor.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-11-12

IHr "dou't care" spirit character
ICES the effort, Of too many Of ,hc
rising generation. Business mea are
looking for boys with energy aud de-
termination. Carelessncss and in
difference have already their full rep
reseutation in the list OF failures, but
f you ave not careful YOU will be
found DO this same class Examine
your-elf and IL you find thst you are
a candidate for membership. aud
have Gully drifted il unaware YOU
should turn your course and keep
watchiul eye Co see that you do not
get pa beyond redemption. Very lit
tie hope is held out for boy who
goes at everything in a careless wsy.
ihe future is bright Tor the one Who
IS willing and not afraid Of work.