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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-01-29

result 10 tSis essnsvv's tAvisg ~ ssses
and best roads 70 he found snyuhers II
the world, and cave hssdfcds OF millions
Of do'iAss 70 the people Of she eesnssy
ssch YEAR
ait is evident that. Il this stspendcas
question u "a i.e r'ghtis met In the spirit
% economy. progress esd enterprise 40
characteristics Of the people 81 this eoan
try. ia viii he necessary for our legislators
to give il mech mere comprehensive and
careful attention THAI heretofore"
SHOULD NOT HESITATE.
"rhe idea Of hesitating 20 spend <i0o.ooo :
eco or several times that sum in order to
sttaia benefits several hundred tunes > 5
great. il inconsistent ~ith broad minded
ststesmanship. especially when the entire
OUTLAY should he saved in lev years. -
"A business man conducting his saairs
in this manner would justly receive uni
sersAl derision aud reticule. Evidently
the patriotism Of the citizens ofthis conn
try should move them TO urge their repre-
sentaiives TO take prompt ard definite ac-
ton in this matter. the present practical
phrase Of which would appear to be the
converting OF the BroWnlow bin into a
la~ which would materially benefit each
and every individual in this country and
confer untold advantages on future gem
erations. "-washing,on star.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-01-29
Finds Way To Live Long.

The startling announcement of a Dis
covery that will surely leugthen life b.
made by editor o. H. Dovney. Of Charu-
bnsco. Ind. 81 wish to state" ne writes
chat Dr. Kings New Discovers for Con-
sumption Is the most infallible remedy
that have ever known for Coughs. Colds
aud Grip. It's invaluable 10 people with
weak lungs Having this wonderful med
icine no one need dread Pneumonia or
Consumption. Its relief is instant and
cure certain."Dr. =. W Kelly gauaran-
tee every Soc and 100 bottle. and give
trial bottles free.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-01-29

IT, n. T. HEIDLI
You arc hereby notified that tae follow
ing lots situated Boz thc Towu OF Big Stone
Gap. Va. to-vii. Lot go Block iOt. Lot d..
Block 100. Lot g, Block los. as shown on
Big stone Gap Improvement Company s.
plat SO. 3of said town were sold on thc 25ih
day 90 April. -s- for Delinquent taxes .lc,i-
cs.intcrgst and costs Co thc Commonwealth
pt Virginia. aud application for the pure
chase thereof bias been filed boz this office
and it appearing from the records boo this
Office that YOU are interested boz said lots.
you ace further notified to appear Boo four
months from Che date of this notice and
de what NAV he necessary 800 protect vout
interests Given under mY band This
ltih iav oft December. 1909
". p kiisorr. CLERK of the
Caouiv Court. Wise colntv. Virginia
Dan Sep
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Toe b. ROSS JR

r. g.. y. ROSS. JR.
You are hereby notified ihat she follow
jig Doe. Situated Ca she Town OF Big stone
Gap. Va. to-eii, Lots lts1 twelve and tl3l
thirteen q hioga iif. as shown on Sig
Stoas Gap Improvement Cempauy's pat
No. 3 % said toe-u pesc sold on the 18th
dav OF April. less. Tor dciiuqueat taxes.
icYies, irtcrcst aud costs 30 thc Ccm-
monecaith Of Virgins. and appii-
cAiioa for the purchase thereof has
been died in this oace. ard b appear
ing irom toe records BE- this oiicc that
sea are iaseresfcd Co saii lots. aou are iaf-
ther notaed 30 appeas iu four months
from the date Of ttis Dotlcc aus 90 what
uas Do accesssy 30 protect voar Interests.
Given under nay hand tAis 10th day Of
December. 1900
VI. y ktlooar. CLERK Of the
coautF Co1ft, Wise coauty, Virginia
jao. r.a-3
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-01-29
The Secret OfLonp Life

Consists ia keeping an the main organs
Of the BODY 10 healthy, regular action,
and in quickly destroying deadly diccase
germs Electric Bi,ters regulate Stom-
ach, Liver aud Kidneys, purify the blood.
aud give a splendid appetite. They work
wonders in curing Kidney Troubles, Re
male Complaints, Nervous Diseases. Com
stipation, Dyspepsia. and Malaria. y ir-
orous health and strength ALWAYS follow
their use. Only poe. guaranteed hy d..
J " Kelly. druggist
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-01-29
NOTICE.

For $3.50 We viii send YOU the
Richmond Daily Dispatch and the
Big Stone Gap Posi- sne year. or for
$3.50 we viii send yon the Twice-s
Week Dispatch aud the Posi- one
year. The Dispatch is q splendid
state paper and u You are not all
resdy a subscriber Won should take
advantage Of this offer at once.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-01-29
WISE COUNTY COURTS.


Tie readers ~ this paper will rs pleased fo
icaru thsi flrre b. 30 least ore dreaded disease
that scleUce nae been ahif lo cure in az its
stage ana tuat IA taiarfh. hsN's safarrh
Curc h ihe only positive ears nor knuVa tn
The nseticai fratcrlitF. Nafarfh heinE con-
euteitunal disease, rrlulres ceuftitutieuai
trcatueri- Halle Naiarrh Core b taken In-
trrEatls, acting directly uran its blood ani
mocoos sartaces ,t the sfsiera. thereby De-
stroslnc ihf fnauistiaD ~ ihe disease, and
giving the paiigut .trcneia BY building up the
ccu-tltutsen and assisting nature ir doinc ifs
work. Toe rrapriet.irs have 30 much faith iu
Sc Vuraiife lausr-, that thtV ocsr one nun-
a. "a Dollar, Co., any cass that ii faiis o. cure.
Send for il,i ~ iesiiJQouisis
Addsess. .. j. CHENEY 4 CO.. Toicdo, @
Sssld b. arurrIsie, Use.
Hau's famh, PALE Are ihr best.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-01-29

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cas, 1s2 ieel % white "a soath - aesfes- -
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siak, ssid branch bstwcsa two white otAs ,.ii..
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east $40 ie1i 90 Yii'r in ielss $3.50 vi nfaust
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ttfNi, sow. p a. t't.a 'i N't-Nt'r trt 81 ..t.
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~ith it- several iari'.l,fs i-2ie ic,t io l-iHl 81
cfrtfe u sad titcf tsN irt fioa 300 aIIu OF CSC.
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-01-29
NOTICE.

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and III n Pass. s,..ei.f Master. =. al' s..fir.f.
AM ufrrf AS Bal uns fhrrein f.rtt.r Ordered.
siIndca and drrrasi fh.f th. said .sie af ti.. said
rff-s.i n-s-a.s. Shall aa Rad st public aa.'an 81
the ii.I-t bidder ar hilIer. al Wise Virginia. ia
front 20 the flant doaf 90 Toe Is. County t..ur.
House nn iav ur days o. fa fixed hf fhr said
special masters Dol accordance vith flr request ui
OBJ. saictfar fnr fhr complainant and police of tr
place and time 81 cal. eser bins biiar, Obi. properly
b. he soid and referring o. flis at.ot shalt If ruI
Nsar lal bees than sacn etfk COG frH rHOt-iIr
ucrk. preceding ttt day uf sale ln nnr uea-uauIi
printed regularly. i.sg0t and hHliuE sHfsftl t.c-
afInu BOZ ihe cts 90 ihIiaar lia. aad state ai rlrn-
! sf ifaf.Ia, and iu NuH HrnHNaffr printed rUeu-
l1fIy. i.sued iuf having Entlii fcl.af'nn n iar
county ol Wise, ana state ni virginia. ai i.fi Goo
special masters % te request OH Coo solicitor ie. i
cHnfi1iiih shall OF" "f postpone lf cog" -al
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-01-29
CLUBBING Offor.

The Big Ssone Cap Post Is clobbIn
~ite he ielio~ing paPsrs At tss follevlaf
rates.
The Pest sad Thrice-a-ueek New
York World. Sg.S
The Poet snd The Tsiee-A-uesk
f.eai-vilis ceuricr-Jossnal SIS
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L. s. POST OFFICE.
BIS Stone Oap. Va.


Big stone Cap. Va.
:. n. c.eoa'ss, TN s. n. le.-ss. Assi. p. n
ufUCN HOURS.
General t.lIs--g riru frfu = ui. ta pi5 81. n
sausav AN. -ire-,a g. in Co % q. m .ud frau
- b. m. 81 b. rI.
vuSEf uEuEH orIlCE
oreu frfa' q. u. Oh g.. u. every day. tscspI
scntst
MARS CLOSE
Tor d. a IS. H A.. Fa.I. cas- sea u
fof &. A. y. A g.. NtsI. Of if .. rl.
far Wa W b. stea
WISE COUNTY COURTS.
cersrr Carfr -ii.IH fte ga Nantar iu sscl u.entt
" aafafar. aUtEr.
ClacCIr corsr.-iie't ist Naatfr in krrl. sfl.sri-
h.f ant u.-sriaar n A. "a. saaen, latrs
COUNTY uIflCfEs.
c.svsrn tsn CIrltIT cetar rlFag Nv klieorf.
Gensn>ur tfrn trfrasaN ~. IA d. uHfsar.
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C1tsrf scaytncs --s A. Issiar.
lAIIsk -&'raflos NlEnfr.
krrsalsrrsussf rsr Pea 20. a. skcca.
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VIRGINIA. DIVISION

No , connects wlth No. az Bristol for
Louisville. Cincinnati aud an points West,
Southwest. North a Northwest. aud also
with Norfolk y Western Ry.. for points
kast and with Soaihern Ry., Tor points
South
No. connects IT Eiirabeshton With
+. Z. & ". \. C.. Ry. for Cranberry. n. C..
ard intermediate points. arriving az .-. -
berry 5.lS p. n, Central Time
No. connects al lntermont for all
stations on the J.. A y. h. x and carries
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPING CANS
from
BEIsrol TO CNciSsArt
WITHOUT cHANet
Ar. Louisville 20 a m
Cincinnati 80 a m
81 Louis 25 p m
Chicago 5 30 . M
Pnlimsn Seat Pare 70 Big Stone Gap IS
cents, 20 Midllesboro IS cents.
Close connections for all points West.
SouihSest, North and Northwest.
No. connects At fntsfmoat sish trsirs
fron Louisville, Cincinnati and all inter-
@edisie pcinfs; and al Bristol ~ith trai.s
Tor Tennessee division, trains for " 4 W.
~. stations. sGd Eastern poicis. also for
scethers Ry. stations and Soathera
poipss.
". y. Al.ss. l.. A. rxrssssss.
ffAhe AesnL Agent.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-01-29

10 meet thss enormous aud important
problem Congress a lie last session ap-
propFisted the triiing sun OF 50. 900 aud
oniy 40 ,Opo the year previous, AZ which
nme an Increase Of that sum 20 $4,000
WAS defeated by close vote ny the eaer-
getic eaosts Of our progressive chairman
q the agricaltsre committee.'
"At the hrst session Of this fisty-seg-
entA Congress the l2mented Mr. Otey Of
Nifsinis introduced bill for road i'm
proecnents. This seemed sesy modest
beginning % meet the enormous interest
iavolsed IL the road gae<tion. which ap-
pear % reach values 81 nearly 800 times
that sam. This bill Is SAIL in the hAnd.
q the committee
~The frSt til3 presented 70 the souse
IN this sessioa was bv Mr.. Brosnlow Of
rcnncssee for very comprehensive and
psactic&l sssfem 81 impfoeing oaf eoan-
~ ,osds snA sppfopriallng the small sans
Of So go Zoo 70 be ased With s4aal sum.
paid bs the ioseiitiss OF states Ia which
The roads are Improved. II shis bsii be-
cones a ,a~ j. skosIf iss1rar.ts road
asssneas sbi<b. il short tine, sosld
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-22
IF THE BABY IS FAT, BEWARE.
THE PROFESSION HERE RALLIES
AROUND THE "I.ANCET."
Up At tho Nursery and ChIId's Hospital
They Say n Healthy Baby. Beginning
At ! Pounds a. the Normal Average.
Ought 10 Lose Flesh Before Gaining.

Up At tho Nursery and ChIId's Hospital
They Say n Healthy Baby. Beginning
at Pounds a. the Normal Average.
Ought 10 Lose Flesh Before Gsining.
.Of course fat babies are not necessarily
healthy babies!'
The depreciator of infant obesity above
quoted is the visiting physician for two
Of the city's largest asylums for SICK
children, and was discussing. yesterday
afternoon, the Ldncsfs objection quoted
in THE Sun yesterday to the award OF
medals in prize baby contests to the latest
babies as matter of course
.You might almost as well award the
prize Of healthy men contests to the fat, v
he went on we have fat babies in both
my hospitals and lots of EN-. As matter
of fact whenever see a fat man / say:
'Alcoh olic.' and in the same way when see
a fat baby. I say 'patent-baby -food-ic '
The havoc wrought by rum in adult life
Ia hardly bit greater than that wrought
among infants by the different lacteal
atrocities forced upon their unprotected
stomachs.
Il don't mean 10 say that fat babies are
never healthy of course. But fairness in
babies is merely incidental, It's the color
Of the skin and strength OF bone that's
the real criterion. Fat is the easiest thing
in the world to produce and the most un :
certainly beneficial. 1 have case right
now Of baby whose misguided mother
saw a patent milk advertisement in street
car few months ago. The baby is now
a year old, is round as bntterball and is
dying of bowel trouble. If the weather
were colder, it would undoubtedly have
pneumonia instead
Here the doctor united sample pack
age revealed tin can concerning the
contents o. which as an infant fattener
the label WAS lurid with adjectives, and
took a couple Of tastes.
1Starchy, cane-sugar. no real Fat he
up on that would be ell fabbiness, no bone
and sufferer from ricketts, before the year
was out. You can always tell q patent
fed prize winner by its greasy. overfed
pallor.'
Another person in authority who objects
to fairness as criterion of healthy baby
hood is the superintendent OF the Nursery
and Child's Hospital in Lexington avenue.
No patent fatteners are fed to the patients
under her guardianship. Modified milk
for theirs. In her office are photographs
Of fat babies galore. each with its pathetic
history. She keeps weight charts OF her
patients. A normal baby, she says, should
come into the world at seven pounds, should
lose few ounces the first week or 10. and
should 60 up to just twenty pounds within
the year-the rate of increase being little
greater during the first six months than
after
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-22
NEWEST INDEPENDENT UNION.
Ita Objects Arc to Avoid Strikes and Win
Better Wages by Better Work.

The Independent Labor League Of
America. the "non-union" union to which
the New York Metal Trades Association
has given some recognition recently, has
issued prospectus defining its aim and
objects. Judging from reports made by
the Metal Trades Association, whose marine
rate Of - a day, the Independent Labor
League has not made much progress In
supplying men in place Of the strikers, as
1t offered to DO. The league cites It's OBJ
jects as follows
To protect workmen In their independence
To avoid strikes and lockouts. boycotts
and blacklists.
To obtain high wages. satisfactory hours
and conditions by Ia more intelligent appil
cation to the workmen's energiesi %
and Stste
methods.
To furnish favorable conditions for train
become successful work men.
To provide lecturers and demonstrations on
trade subjects for members.
10 compel officers OF the city, state ana
national governments to enforce the laws.
10 protect members against unjust treat
me npnydp nS que PROCESS OF for
members
TO provide means for members to guard
uRulnet sickness ana HCCiuent.
TO provide in all lawful ways for the wei
fare Of members and the maintenance Of their
rights under the laws and the Constitution or
the United States.
Secretary Hunter OF the New York Metal
Trades Association, when asked about the
ability of the new league to supply COM
petent men in his business, was non-com-
initial. He said
ave do not want to take all our men from
the league. As to whether II can supply
uswith enough men or not we have no means
of knowing. We do not want to take all
the men from one union. The league has
supplied us with some men, but we are
getting mon from other sources.
The leagues national headquarters are
in Elmira. n. Y. and it has local office at
80 Cortlandt st rect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-22
OPERATORS HAVE GRIEVANCES.
They viii Lay Them Before the Miners
Board Of Cancellation.

WLKEs-BARRR. Pa, June 81 .-Operators,
as we'll as mine workers. are to present
grievances before the board OF concilia-
ton. II the workers have conditions which
they say are uncomfortable. the operators
have grievances which they say are none
the less 20. They want all the petty strikes
st opped These are not sanctioned by the
miners organization and are caused chiefly
by the breaker boys and sometimes by the
miners themselves. Although most of them
last only a few days, the strikers usually
they are both annoying and costly.
men remaining away from work without
notice to the companies 80 frequently that
the loss during a year is large. Many Of
the foreign mine workers celebrate from
twenty-four to twenty-six religious holidays
and feast days during year besides other
holidays, and this largely reduces the out
put Of the mines and also causes consider
able loss.
1t is asserted that non-union men. de-
spite the finding Of the Strike Commission
regarding them, are subjected to much
trouble and annoyance. There are also
many minor matters which the operators
want adjusted.
SCRANTON, Pa. June 2l.-The ooncilia-
ton board at It's meeting on Thursday
next will decide whether to consider the
minor grievances Of the United Mine
Workers or to pass upon only the greater
questions that arise. The operators want
the small disputes settled by the coal COM
panies and the men. The miners want all
questions to go to the Cancellation board.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-22
CONGRESSMAN HULL BEATEN.
One Of the Six Counties In His District in
Iowa Won by Hts Opponent.

DIES MoINRs, Ia, June 2l.-Congressman
J. A. T. Hull. accompanied by Congress
man Wadsworth Of New York, who is here
to visit the State Agricultural College,
reached this city on Friday, a day frauRht
with bad luck for Mr.. Hull, as the conven-
ton Of Marion county one of the six counties
in his district on that day defeated the
candidate for the Legislature for whom
Mr.. HILLS forces had worked necessarily,
The convention nominated a near rela
tive Of Judge S, F. Prouty, who came near
defeating Hull year ago and is an avowed
candidate against him next year. The
Marion county legislative contest was
fought strictly on Hull and anti-Hull lines,
the latter winning.
Congressman Hull has been exonerated
from the charge of fraud which was made
in the probate case involving his fathers
estate, of which he was executor. His
sister, Mrs. Laura Morris of Washington,
d. c., and one brother had filed a bin for
board against the estate which practically
consumed it. This claim was approved by
the Congressman. The district court at
Pueblo. Col. has just ruled that his action
was regular. that the claim was Just, and
that the attacks on Congressman Hull were
unwarranted. The case will be appealed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-22
III ED.

DOD,-M Hoboken. n. j., June 81, 1908. Amy E..
beloved wife Of william II. bod In the I'D
year OF her age.
Funeral services will be held at her late ~
dcnce. lao 18th ST.. Hoboken, ). j.. Tuesday
evening. June -. q. o'clock. Intement
private.
HARRIS On June u. Charlotte T. Harris. wife
OF the Rev {. e. Harris. and daughter Of
the late bishop Edmund s. James.
Funeral from James n. F.. Church. Reid ~.
and Monroe st.. Brooklyn. ?, NJ. Tuesday.
June rs.
q, his RESIDENCE 80 wsss
ssd ST.. Sunday. June 81. Daniel J. Holden.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
noYT.--os Thursday. June 10. 1908. at bis resi-
denee. es4 5,h av.. Alfred Miller Hoya. IN the
18th year OF his age.
Funeral services at st. Bathoomew's Church
Madison av and +Hh St, on Monday morning.
June ~. At half past 10 o'clock. II Is kindly
requested that no flowers be scat
LANIER.-on sunday. June 81. Mrs Mary Mcclure
Lanier widow OF j. r. ID. Laner in the sd
year OF her age.
Funeral service at her late residence 10 West i0th
st.. Tuesday. June -. at 1890 o'clock.
PoND.-on Sunday. June 81. 1905. Major james
Burton Pond In his d6th year,
Funeral services on Tuesday evening, June -.
at q o'clock at his late residence, eOt Bergen
ave. Jersey City. n. j. Internent Weed
lawn Cemetery. Ny.
SANPoRD.-At Newcastle. Ontario. Canada. very
suddenly, Olive wllmot Sanford wife Of Henry
sanford. OF Bridgeport. Copn
Funeral at Newcastle. Monday, June "a. a. half
past 2. Special train will leave Toronto AZ
IL o'clock.
SPENCER.-On Sunday June n. 1908 Anna Free.
man. eldest daughter OF the late Joseph ".
and Anna +, Spencer.
Services AT a. Taylor place. South Orange. N. J..
Al $50 O'Clock. on Tuesday. June 20.
WHEELER Suddenly. at South Dover, N. T., On
June 10, 1908. Theodore Wheeler. aged % year,.
Funeral from bis late residence. Tuesday. June
a. at 10 N. Carriages will meet the train
leaving Grand Central Station. Harlem DiN-
sion. a. otoe A, n. To-