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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-06-04
BOARDERS WANTED.

am prepared TO accommodate per-
sons desiring board in Big Stone
Gap.
For further informations apply 10
Mas. A. J. BRowS.
Big Stone Gap,
Near IntermOnt Building.
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John S. H.mblen went to Wise
Monday on business.

The taird quarterly meeting for
Him., Methodist Church will be
held mex; Sunday.
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kel.y's Creek Colliery Company
recently incorporated with $500 =
VOo capital stock, will ievelop and
operate 5000 acres of coal land al
Cedar Grove. w. Va. Ten mines
viii be opened up. aud it is expected
10 have capacity in two years from
1000 20 5000 tons daily
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-06-04

b. II. Sewell prominent at,or-
ney Of Jonesville, Va. arrived here
on Wednesday and is abstracting
iand titles for his clients. Mr Sew
al, is a promising young lawyer. and
is liked 10y all our people. We hone
he may become a citizen 1f our conn
" in The near future, and Harlan
would thus have one more good man
added 70 her citizenship.-Hqri.n
lhg.) EAl-rpr-.1.
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FOR SALE.

We have for sale bay. chop and
corn at reasonable prices. Cali and
see as We are also dealers in coal
j. b. PArrkasos 4 Co.
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A Card Of Thanks.

We thank the people of Big Stone Gap and
adjoining towns for the liberal patronage
shown us during our millinery opening. All
orders will receive my prompt and special
attention, and assure you we will keep our
store supplied with the newest and best in
all our lines. Help us to make this our best
season.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-06-04

Good roads ara features Of adj
vancing civilization. 40 state or
section can prosper without them
The state that fails 90 realize tbis
truth will be found pioddiug along in
the rear Of the procession. while her
wiser sister that puts the truth into
practice by building good roads win
carry the banner aud walk IN the
tront.-Lfi1nou Ne.rs
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-06-04

Lieutenant James II Cox inform.
u.s. that he has not heard from JACK
who is in the Philippines. for some
n TN and that be is uneasy lest some
Fh'l'ppino lady fair has captured
Jacks heart.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-06-04
BARGAIN DAYS.

Beginning Thursday. Juue 4,b
1918. and every Thursday thereaf,e,
until August 18th. 1908. We will sell
shoes At greatly reduced prices. re.
CARELESS OF cost. Remember the
days. every Thursday. and dom,
mss these unequaled bargains. In
order 90 make room tor our mammoth
stock Of Fall and Winter goods. we
must close out large pc, cent Of
our present stock at the slaughter
sales. Very Respectfully.
THE HERALD SHOE co
w. II. CAuNrs Mon.
Store No. So.
Big stone Gap, Va. June !. 1908
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Head, Sloan 4 Taylor buy sash
and doors by the carload and are
prepared 10 give You special prices
on them Call and see them.
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FOR COUNCILMAN

ls.r.' authorized and requested 20 an b.
49,, e. D. Prescott a candidate for
M e., ''u at the coming town election.
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W U. Gilbert. Va. j. d. HAYDEN. Mid
liesooro q /. Kidd and Hugh Baton.
BRISTOL q. q. Kelly. Josephine. Va. "
Howard, Luxembourg. Va. Heorv
Naths@s. Cincinnati 3D. Walter Bird
we'll, Norton
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a. Campbell. Abingdon. Rev. . =
RUSSELL aud Ste harris. Bristol. J r.
/. gag nHnks' Boston, Mass. Robt. W Blair,
" sthevilie. r. q. Irvine. CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-26
WEBER STAKE ACADEMY

Ogden-Our school year has
hogun with many OF the old students,
together with an iucroase over last year
Of new students. Tho registration for
the second week shows an increase over
the same period .or last year Of 10 per
cent.
Two new names appear In the regis
ter of the faculty.; Mrs Sarah r. Evans,
who has charge of the domestic arts de
partment. and Thos. H. Mckay who Just
returned home last Thursday from q
mission 10 Germany ard who viii have
charge OF the preparatory department
and Sunday school course.
The course of the missionaries com.
mences on Oct. r. The night school
commences on this date also, and Its
sessions 'Nill be held Monday Wednes-
day and Friday evenings OF each week.
Bishop Barnard White hrs presented
to the labora tory a large pelican which
he captured on mis- farm at Perry a
short time ago. The body has been
stuffed and makes a valuable contribu-
ton to the cabinet
The geological collection has been en-
riched by a number OF valuable speci-
mems of fossil fish, presented by Prof,
l.. #. Moench The fossils are alm0~t
perfectly preserved and occur embedded
in light brown shale.
Or. j. NJ. Tanner, Superintendent OF
Church schools, visited the academy
on Thursday.
Miss Nettie Mckay has obtained a
years furlough and will leave for the
east next Monday where she will study
at the University of Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-26
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

Logan, Sept 20 THE poultry and hog
houses. the foundry and carriage shop
and additions to the mechanic arts
building are rapidly nearing compile
ton.
The first carload OF new machinery
for the mechanic arts department IL
being unloaded IN the consignment ~
a 200 900 pound Richie machine Tor test
ing strength and elasticity OF mater
ials. This ~ the NEST improved ma
chine made and IL both automatic ana
aut0graphic. There IL also Bandfy
power hammer, ana a l5-horHcpo~er
gasoline engine for laboratory purpos-
es Prof. Jensen and his able corps OF
assistants are rapidly putting things
in order in the additional rooms pro-
vided for the mechanic arts ana ehgl-
neering courses.
Prof HUT came up with the excur-
slonsts from Ogden, where he had
been classifying the fruit exhibits az
the Irrigation congress.
Miss Smith. the expert cataloger, has
completed the classification of all the
books in the general library, prepara-
tory to cataloging and indeNing them
Miss Moench has organized large
classes In elocution, and practical pub
lie speaking The latter course is be-
ing given for tho first time and prom
Uses TO be very popular
Prof. Bexell of the department 81
commerce has already gotten his work
well In hand. He comes 70 the college
thoroughly equipped for The work, PC
ing graduate with the degree a. ~
and a. NJ. from Augustana college and
having been a graduate student at the
| University OF Chicago and he univer-
| sity Of Minnesota in economies and
| commerce. For the past nine years ne
| has been occupying a chair In Angus
LLAMA college. Prof BoXell viii have
| charge Of the work IN banking, finance
and accounting and viii be ably as
sisted IN the department by pr Eng g,
who viii have the work In political
economy and Prof. Robinson, who VIII
have the work in political science
| Prof Bexell is arranging Tor a course
Of lectures to be given by prominent
business men Of the city on tonics OF
especial interest to commercial stu
| dents.
Prof. HUT viii take an exhibit Of
| fruits to the state fair next week.
Prof. Wilson. head " the DEPARTMENT
| OF modern languages, comes To mis-
work here fresh from a summer 1f
| post graduate work at The University
| OF Chicago. lie is not a stranger 10
| the educational interests Of our state,
! as his work In the ogden High school
| during the past seven years as lnstruc-
| tor and principal has given him repu-
| tation as an educator more Than state
| wide.
| Prof. Engle spent the entire GUNNER
! at the University Of Chicago In post
graduate study along the line OF econ
/ omlcs.
Prof Merrill reports the registration
| In the agricultural course the largest
| In the history Of the college.
The A. c. Womans club aeld rs first
! meeting last Monday at the home OF
Mrs. Champ. The work this year viii
be the history of sculpture. Mrs. Ban
was appointed to represent Mrs flem-
ing, president of the cub. at the u,
! Il. w c., and Mrs, Champ was elect
ed as a delegate. These two accJnpan
led by Mesdames Kerr and Ostlcn WIZ
attend the annual meeting Of the fed
Grafton at Salt Lake next week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-26
BRANCH NORMAL.

Cedar Clty-Presldent kingebury'
with some Of the board Of regents. Is
expected here Friday, They come In
the interests of the school ard new
building,
Principal Porter ana instructors
Lewis, Ward and briggs mpde can
vas OF the four southern copnues IN
the interest Of the school They ar
ranged TO meet az knnae, from where,
IN company with Dr. Middleton and
john Fuller tho latter acting as guide,
they started for "A visit u the Grand
Canyon OF the Colorado. They en-
dured much and saw more, so felt well
paid for the time occupied In the trip.
10 facilitate the business OF the fac
ulty, committees have been appointed
by the principal from among the corps
of ingtructors--on to look after stu
dent organizations, one on registration
and credits. another on school govern
ment and still another on chapel exer-
Cises.
The new building Is going mp slowly.
II IS expected that .he work will be
FASTENED when the kiln of brick, now
being burnt Is ready
Registration has been little slow
owing TO the heavy crops to be gath
cred throughout the south, hut each
succeeding Monday shows an Increase
IN numbers, and, from the reports that
reach us, we have every reason to sup
pose that the enrolment will far exceed
that of last year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-26

Stocking are supervising department
work at the Fremont.
Exceedingly complimentary letters
lauding his work done In Sloyd and
manifestlng high degree of satisfac-
ton regarding his comprehension Of
manual training have been received by
Prof Doxey from the renowned schools
in Mas, Sweden, and Leipzig, Ger
many,
Miss Pratt OF the Ulntah school has
In charge the singing for the primary
department at the coming state Teach
ers' institute.
Mrs, T.oyna V. White. formerly Miss
Van Colt of the Grant, Is doing sub
stltute work at the Franklin In lieu AZ
Miss Price, who is III.
The following meetings were held
last week Miss Pollock met teachers
of beginners and first u departments
last Tuesday, and Wednesday last she
conducted lesson before the third
grade teachers. Mr., Parrett held n
meeting for the flfth grade teachers on
Thursday.
The following appointments are
scheduled for the coming week;
Tuesday, at Fremont school, begin
ners teachers by Mr. Witzell, at city
and county building, sixth grade teach
ers by Mr. Parrett.
Wednesday, first A and second grade,
at city and county building. by Miss
Pollock
Thursday, FIRST grade. at Fremont
building, for first grade by Mr. Witzell,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-26

making and art needle work. a class Ia
drossmaklng VIII be oreanisel next
week. The rooms assigned 70 inns de-
pariment have been napered ana car
peted. ana with new furniture, sewing
machines, etc., are very attractive. hv-
cry student enrolled IL WORKING earness-
~ ana falthtuily 10 make TINS depart
ment second to none IN the state
Tha s,gh, a,ns,,r c,osse under prof
palio,tvns'. dIrecf,on hepIn 10 se,,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-26
L. ID. S. UNIVERSITY.

Salt Lake city. The evening mission
airy class win begin ON Monday, oct.
8, at half-past Z
The business college night school be-
gins It's work for the year on the same
evening,
Prof stephens addressed the English
classes on musical Interpretation this
week. He and Prof. Mcclellan are ar
ranging recital for L. D $, students
Prof Kent sang in the devotional on
Monday morning. His selections were
"The Newborn King" and Just in the
Same old Way Both pieces were
beautiful. our obliging friend, Mr.
Alvin Boesley, was the accompanied,
\ well remembered former student,
Miss Enid Edmonds, paid us a visit on
Wednesday morning She sang IN
sunny spain Last Night" and am
other ballad, to an enthusiastic encoure.
Miss Lizzie Thomas was the accompa-
mist,
Brief remarks were made In morning
exercises this week by Pr0fs Peterson,
Mills and Goddard, who treated the
subjects, earnestness, method and hab-
It's as related to student life and by
Dr. Miller who gave practical hygienlc
rules for students.
The conductors training course for
choir leaders and singers, will DE COM
menCod by Prof. Evan stephens on
Wednesday, Oct. z. Those who take
this work should be present for the
hrst lessons. a special circular de-
scrblng the course has Just been is
sued.
The Normal society held a meeting
on wednesday and organized with the
following officers Robert II g. Mar
chant. president Laura Dcvett vice
president, and lnez Reid, secretary
Regular meetings win be held here
after
SIX hundred and forty-three students
not including the kindergarten, IL the
enrolment In the third week OF this
| year This is the largest opening at
| tendance IN our history or these stu
dents % are preparatory and eight arr
| missionary so that we have over 600
In the normal, high school and business
| courses
The Sunday school kindergarten Clas
for city teachers will begin ON Friday
| oct. .. and VIII be held weekly there
after Il Is expected that each Sundn'
school In this county win send one o
more teachers TO take This training
Mrs, Donnette S, Eesler VIII conduc
! the course.
The department Of wood work Ia
made good beginning. The numbe
now at work at the benches Is 20, Tn
students who entered first are now do
ing practical work. making tables 10
the physical laboratory tables for IN
mechanical drawing classes, hard WOO
rulers for the classes In mathematics
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

pignell--,Jy Woodland intimates.
oyer-Britlsh Popular Customs, lref-
orerco).
Fowler-A History OF Roman l.l;era.
ture.
Hazelton- The National Capitol, ia
Architecture, Art aud History.
Horton & Bell-Thc Lay OK The Nibe.
lungs
acknowledgements OF Evolution.
Joinvlllc-Chr oniclea OF the Crusades
Macdonald--Muslim Theology, Iurls.
prudence aud Constitutional Theory.
Mallet--Northern hntiqui' les.
INSTRUMENTATION Political The.
cries.
Rosse-lndex to Dates, vols. tref-
erencc).
Trent--American Literature.
Williams-The Story Of the Notation.
BIOGRAPHY.
Aitken--Rlcl;ard Steele
Bayne--sir David Wilkie. r. A.
Buell--sir william Johnson.
Chigneil-~J. w. Turner, II. A.
Keeling--Sir Joshua Reynolds, p. r.
A.
LccRy-Leaders OF Public Opinion in
Ireland. 2 vols.
Manson--sir Edwin I.andseer, r. A.
Maxwell-George Eomney
Noel-Thomns Otway.
Rawnsley-Ruskln and the English
Lakes.
FICTION.
Hippolyte and Golden Beak
Coppee--rales by Francois coppee.
James-The Private Life, and other
stories.
James--The Wheel Of Time, and other
stories
Lewis--Peggy O'Neal.
Mason--Enslgn Knightly.
Pemberton-Queen of the Testers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-26
SALT LAKE CITY SCH ooLs

Salt ake.--Supt. d. II. Christensen
has done considerable visiting during
the past week among the schools The
whole school machinery seems 20 be In
full motion and appearances predict
the banner year in education for this
city.
Important among the recent adven-
lures OF the school system of the city
Is the manual training. This depart
ment is to receive special emphasis and
has the decided advantage OF an excel
lent corps of supervisors,
The Fremont school s to be the head
quarters not only for woodwork, but al
so for sewing
During the past week the boys Of the
wood department have been visiting
different umberyards, where the dis
tinction between machine and hand
work has been carefully noted also the
materials used have been made a sub
iect for observation, According to the
plans developed by the supervisor, the
most Important cabinetmakers' places
and lumberyards will be visited. by
which means II Is expected that the
boys will familiarize themselves with
the practical side In their line Of work.
The making Of blue prints and the
SAuhN VI INV NAi uAhAlt anu uNtH OF tue
grindstone have occupied the attention
Of the department this week. A great
interest In whiting, according 10 the
Swedish method has been manifested
this year by the boys,
The Fremont school Is filed Ia
overlooking,
The truant officer has already been
called out to attend TO cases OF hook
ey.'
High school reports show an enroll
ment of 800 on the west side and ll(
on the east side.
Miss Jennie Davis has resigned hei
position at the Lincoln. but viii con
tinue as substitute teacher In the
grades
An Indian ourio corner adorns th'
room occupied by Miss Meeks az th'
Washington school. II Is a loan b,
one of the patrons OF the school an'
viii be made a subject OF pleasant dis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-26

Prof J. w. Jensen has been unable
TO meet his classes during the past
week on account of sickness.
Mr. Mclaughlin of the station star
went to Tooele last Thursday to plat
the dry farm and prepare for the fall
planting
DR. Yoder has a large class in gem
eral chemistry and says that several
elective courses not given IN past
years, have been called for and viii
be given,
Prof Bell will give an exhibition at
the state fair OF spraying appletrees for
the codling worm,
Prof. Peterson has two classe In &C.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-26

In one Of the rooms of the domestic
arts department hangs n large and
beautiful dressing mirror. For the OPP
portunity Of "seein' themsel's az ithera
see them" our girls are Indebted 10
the ogden Furniture company, who is
the donor.
Upwards Of 30 students are enrolled
i'm the sewing clasa in the domestic
arts department Beginning with the
various stitches and their Application
In hand sewing. the student win be-
given complete course IN sewing. The
first years course includes scientific
darninS and patching use and care of
the sewing machine. cutting and max
ing OF lingerie and wash dresres. This
course Is followed ~ plaSticai dress
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-26
DEsEREr EVENING NEWS SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1908


ology and one IN photography.
Among the new college songs Is
very catchy one composed by Prof UP
ham to the popular air, HlaWatha.
The physical culture work begins
next week. Miss Moench has been en-
gnged this week IN taking measure
ments for the anthro-pometric charts
Of the girls.
Prof. Campbell and Capt. Jardlne are
working with new men on the gridlron.
Egbert and Madsen right and let tack
les OF last year, viii not play this year
There IN much good timber In sight,
however, TO make u winning team,
The delegates OF the National Irr-
gation congress who visited the coll
lega last Saturday gave urstlnteh
praise Of the equipment and work
at the college.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-26

lowered about three feet for this pur-
pose, This laboratory will be much
more convenient Than the one In the
Social hall and Will save time because
1t IL on the school grounds, The class
In chemistry Is the largest in the his
tory of the institution. The desks for
students work cost sil5 each in Chca-
go. There are many members In the
class.
The third annual session Of the uni
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-26

NersIty Sunday school was organized
Sept %. in room SO. OF the Young
Memorial building Elder George Re-
nolds and George d. PIPER Of the gen.
crnl Sunday School Union Board and
Elder Seymour h. Young, one OF the
lirst seven presidents OF Seventy. were
present The following officers and
teachers were sustained. Superinten-
don't Milton Bennion; FIRST assistant
Bryant 5. dlnckley; second assistant
Joseph l.. Horne.
First year class, Book Of Mormon,
Jno, NJ Mills.
Second year class, Modern Church
History, T. J. Jensen and Maude May
Babcock
Third year class, Bible History, 10.
seph Il. Merrill
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-26

and test-tube clamps for the class In
chemistry. The work is very interest
Ing and the boys all like II. The mot =
to OF the department IS this; "Do it
we'll"
The chemical laboratory is to be To-
Gated on the lower floor of the gym
naSium building. and will coon be re-
moved from the Social hall The floor
OF the new chemical room Is nov being
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-26
SURE CURE FOR PILES

Itching Piles produce moisture and
cause itching, this form, as we'll as
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles are
cured by Or, Bo-san-ko's Pile Remedy
Stops itching and bleeding. Absorbs
tumors soc jar, at Druggists, or sent
by mail. Treatise free. Write me
about your case Dr. Bosa9ko, Phila.,
Pa.
For sale by z. c. NJ. /. Drug Dept.
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DIR. JOHN L. KELLETr

Common Sense, Divine knowledge,
gays there is but one blood and one power.
Relax and open the pores of the skin with
Oil Of Eden. Purify the blood and
strengthen the nerves with Sweet Spirits
of Eden. A cure for Rheumatism and
other Nervous Ailments is certain. Only
the best druggists keep them. A little
cures. $500 pays for all. They are man.
ufactured by California Cooperative Med
ical Co. This Company has a fast increas'
ing membership Of one thousand, and a
capital of $I,7so,ooo. Shares SIS. 90 each.
Dividends for 10 months, ending July l.,
1908, averaged over $500 a mouth. For
particulars, list of members, testimonials,
ETC., address l.. John j. Kellett, Oak
land, Cal,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-26

Owing to the sickness Of the cars
brother Grand Duke Michael, It is con-
sIdered a strong possibility that Grand
Duke Vladimir will succeed to the
throne II the czar should die without a
male heir. He is acknowledged to be a
believer IN the theory OF Peer /. that
Russia may rule the world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-26

Outings VIII soon be Instituted by
grade teachers az the recent cold snap
has prepared city Greek canyon for the
throng Of children who win be gather
Ing fall flowers and leaves under the
supervision of the teachers.
Mr. John S, WEIGH. late OF the Chi
cago schools, Miss Crabbe and Mrs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-26
NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.

The following 81 volumes will be
placed upon the shelves Of the public
library Monday morning, Sept. rs, 1903;
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TEETH EXTRACTED
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Is positively the only Dental Firm that
has a skilled and experienced spe-
cialist for each of the branches
of dentistry.