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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-07-15
It's Up to Juneau.

we note in the Juneau Telephone
Of last week, that there is no more
hard luck story about juneau defeating
Watertown. In reply to this we wish
to say that Juneau did not yet defeat
Watertown this season with their own
boys it always required several out
side players to do the trick. The only
time Juneau did represent home boys,
was in the first game of the season on
Washington park at Watertown, and
the locals defeated them easily.
Therefore we wish to state that if Ju,
neau plays all home boys, we will play
them for fun, love, marbles or cash on
Washington park at Watertown, any
day they may choose.
We wish to again contradict the
statement made in the Telephone ol
last week that Juneau outbatted Wa
tertown in the game of June 28th at
uu0du anu Will SGdU0 GndG w dG0rJOWu
made Z safe hits off Joyce while
Juneau had 6 to their credit of
Schlueter taken from the Watertown
score book. Regarding Juneau's score
book we wish to state that on Sunday
morning July we noted in the Sent
incl that Watertown received the eir
only run through a misunderstanding g
of the umpire and in the Telephone
they condradict their own statement
stating that Watertown received their
run through an error, so we wonder
whether these statements were taken
from the Juneau score book also.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-07-15
Will Enjoy a Pleasant Trip

Christopher Hodgson, one of the
Oldest and best known men of Hubble
ton, is soon to enjoy trip to Chicago,
where he will visit his son, Robert
Hodgson, who is dealer in wheat and
other farm products From there he
will 60 to Elgin, ILL.,, to visit for a
short time. He will also visit the
following cities: St, Charles, Batavia,
Aurora and many other places. Later
he will continue his journey to Water
town, South Dakota, where he has rel
atives living. After visit at the lat
ter place he expects to return to I'LL
nols where he will spend few more
days.
Mr.. Hodgson was born in England,
September 16, 1918, but his boyhood
days were spent in and among the cit
les and streams of Illinois. Since 1888
he has been a resident of the western
states, and is probably one of the old.
est men of Jefferson county. To look
back over the days gone by he can say
with pride that he to the best of his
ability helped to bring his locality to
its present prosperous condition. He
has seen this country advance from
forests to large and fine farms and
from log shanties to beautiful and com
modious dwellings. Although in his
05th year Mr.. Hodgson is as active
and healthy as a man of 20.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-07-15
To Enjoy a Days Outing

1t is expected that on some Sunday
during the month Of August, the re-
Gently formed Watertown club, in Mil
waukee, consisting of former Water
town people, mum mberiEg about 500
people in all, will enjoy days outing
in this city. At the club meeting held
in Milwaukee recently, the president
was instructed to appoint committee
at Watertawn to assist their committee
in making arrangements. Those ap-
pointed were: j. p. Holland, James
W. Moore, G. W. Norris, Nj. F. Blum
enfield and Edward Schempf, A recep-
tion committee will be appointed later.
They will be accompanied by Clauder's
full band
Our Watertown people should look
forward to this event with much appre-
citation, as many person will have the
pleasure of meeting some Of his relat-
ives and friends and renew Old acquant-
ances. The date is as yet not defnit-
ely known, but when they do come
give them friendly greeting and en-
tertain them royalty.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-07-15
sIcC1ures in it's New Dress.


Readers of McClure's cannot fail to
have observed the many changes in
the appearance of the magazine in the
last months. Most important has been
change in the body type, which will be
generally conceded very greatly to
have enhanced the beauty Of the page.
The new type is French old
style, the matrices for which were cut
in this country from French designs.
In contrast with the former black, con-
densed page of the DeViune type, this
is open, round, and light, with a great
increase in beauty and legibility. A
charming series of initial letters to go
with the type has also been designed,
also new head bands and tail pieces OF
patterns to harmonic. The paper of
the magazine has also been improved
with the result of far greater brilliancy
than before in the half-tones Very
striking, too, is the new cover design,
which was printed in June in a beau.i-
full blue and will instantly be recog-
nized again in the current July issue in
it's dress of brilliant gold.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-07-15
School Picnic Tomorrow.

Tomorrow morning the children of
st. Johns Lutheran Parochial school
will enjoy their annual picnic at Two
Ii island. The committee have COM
pleted all arrangements. The children
will cave the school ground at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, escorted by
their teachers aud will march to the
island. Members of committee with
plenty'of good things to eat, provided
for the inner man, will start at o'clock
SO as to have every thing in readiness
at the arrival of the children.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-07-15
BASE BALL NOTES
7, FORT ATKINSON 3.

w NA1Eh1ONN N &, fOE1 A1h1NCON
One of the best and most exciting
games Of the season was played at
Washington Park last Sunday after
noon when the locals showed the
strong Fort Atkinson team the trick
with a hole in it, defeating them by the
score Of to 3.
The game started out as though the
Fort boys were going to break the
locals string of victories on the home
grounds scoring two runs on four hits
in the first inning but after this Hahn
settled down and with the gilt edged
support of his catcher, Schultz, and
the boys back of him he had the Fort at
his mercy especially at CRITICAL mo-
ments; the boys all played their posi-
tions fast and snappy and right fielder
Schlueter made pretty throw to 3rd
base in the ninth, catching man.
Our local boys could do nothing in the
first inning and the score was 2 to in
favor of the visitors, but in the second
inning our boys started to score,
Schlueter led off with single, Packard
followed likewise. Steinberg struck
out, Schulz flew out to left field and
Hahn followed with two Dagger, scor-
ing Schlueter and Packard. Miller
then flew out to left field and the scor-
ing was over making the score to 2
and remained that way until the fifth
inning, when on an error followed with
two dagger, Fort scored their third
and last run; the locals could do moth
ing until the seventh, when after two
men retired johnson singled, stole sec
and scored on an error, making the
score tie, 8 to 3. The Fort could do
nothing in the first half of the Sth in
ming, but in the locals half of the Sth
the fun began. Steinberg hit for sin
gle Schultz followed with a double ov-
er left, Hahn singled, Miller flew out TO
3rd. Nienow fouled out and johnson
then came up and made a bunt oyer
the right field fence for home run
and thereby making the score Z to 3
in favor of Watertown. Fort could do
nothing in the first half of the ninth
and the game ended. Next Sunday the
Locals expect to play Jefferson.
Following is the score by innings
and each mans individual playing.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-07-15
Water'n % 2 0 0 0 0 / 4 81
Ft. Atin'n-2 0 O l 0 O 0 3

Snmmary-two base hits Hahn,
Schultz, Lowell, Heyer; home run,
Johnson; earned runs. Watertown 2.
Fort |; stolen bases, Hahn, johnson
ochlueter, Packard; base on balls by
Jones 3; by Hahn 0; Hit by pitched
ball by Jones /; by Hahn O; WILD
pitch, Hahn, Jones; struck out by
Jones II, by Hahn Z.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-07-15
Deaths.

CASTER The funeral of Mrs. Rosa
Caster who died last Thursday after
noon, was held Sunday afternoon from
St. Marks Lutheran church at 2
o'clock. Deceased was SO years old
and is survived by a daughter, Mrs,
Krahn, and son residing at Kenosha
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-07-15
Russell a Successful Bidder,

The contract for plumbing T. J. Nc
Collins residence at Juneau was Sc
cured by G. j. Russell, of this city he
being the successful bidder. Besides
other work, which he has in view in
that town he will be kept quite busy,
but his work in this city will receive
ihe same attention as it did heretofore.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-07-15
LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining at the postof-
lice for the week ending Tuesday. July
14th, 1903.
Joe Bunt. w. S. Driver, Gus. NORM, Henry
Neuman Mrs. V. E. Oehler, Julius Oestriesch
James Rillen, H. L. Schumacher L. C. Thomas,
Mrs. Marie Toepke, Tile Toegke, Mrs. A. w.
Weber and j. Wagerman,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-07-15
FOrm WatertOWn Club.

Former Watertown people, now re-
siding in Milwaukee. have organized a
club in that city, under the name OF
The Watertown Club, and the follow
ing were elected officers: President,
Ernst Kehr; Vice Pres, M. j. Laffey;
Secretary, M. A. Blumenfeld; Treas,
Willis Cheney. The club numbers
$50 members, and rapid increase is
expected.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-07-15
NOTES OF THE GAME.

The game last Sunday furnished
plenty of excitement for the spectators.
Johnson's drive over right field
fence was the longest of the season at
Washington park.
Schlueter's pretty throw in the
ninth, from right field catching a
man at third was remarkable feature
OF the game
Packard played his first game at
short and he handled himself neatly.
Schultz's throwing to second was of
the cannon ball order and Schmutzler
handled his throws neatly.
Center fielder Miller and left fielder
Lowell made few fine running catches.
Third baseman Cashin, after hard
run captured foul from Hahn S bat
in the sixth.
Hahn pitched his first game of the
season at Washington park Sunday
and be had plenty of speed.
Jones OF Ft. Atkinson, also had can
non ball speed,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-07-15

Steinberp made a remarkable throw
from lelt field fence to home plate In
the fifth almost catching man at the
plate.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-24
Cancer Cured BY Blood Balm.
All Skin and Blood Dis
eases also Cured.

Mrs. NJ l.. Adams, Frcdonia. Ala. took
Botanic blood Balm, which efectuaii,
cured an eating cancer Of the nose and
face. The sores healed up perfectly M,
doctors had given up her case A. homeless
Hundreds Of eases OF cancer, eating sores.
snpperaung swellings, etc. have been
cuted by Blood Balm Among other. Nj
Is. ". Gucrncy. Marion Stand. AIS ~
nose and Up we're raw a. beef. with on.n-
-'fe discharge from the eating sore. Doe
,ofs ADVISED cutting, butt failed. Blood
haim healed She sores aud Ms cuerner
o. a- we'll a. ever. Botanic Blood Rain,
also cures ecrcma, itching humors. scahs
ana scales, bone puius. ulcers. Offensive
pm pies, blood poison, carhuncies. scrof.
slH, tisings and humps on the skin and an
blood troubles Improves ihe di,,st,,,,,
strengthens weak kidneys Druggists. 81
per large bottle, with complete direcfions
ior nome cure. sample fr,c aud prepaid
ni writing Blood Balm Co. Atlanta a..
Describe trouble aud sneci.l r,.si..i
advice sent in sealed letter
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-24
FROM LIPPS.

corresronienre ~ ne nis Stone Gsr r,.r
Lirrs. Va. sept. - The forests Of old
Quests river are roi,ed iu beautiful f,ii.
age OF golden Yciiow aud ever, her, AZ,
strains Of the "meiauchofv dave -.
tuned IN sweetest music. Those ar, de %
iigbtiul DAYS
hNer'ihing b. quiet o. Lips. with aa
occasional land trade mentioned Cool
uo doubt, exists under our rough -brrn
MUS Just the same AZ any other place in
!" zee county. Developments. too are
heading this way.
NJ ard Mrs. Arch e. Hunsuckcr. of
Ncrecnt, by, are here rccupcr.tinr and
VISITING their relatives after an extended
absence.
several Lippsitcs attended the service.
OF the Saifntiouists az Wise Fridav. and
,-i,r toos glimpse Of che uoiorion.
Ni.iion hranham just before be vas
sh"med OF this mortal vineyard AN
"ele reasonably impressed vith The Sal.
walton army people
Nj. and Mr. Charlie Steele Icn Thur.
gAF ior an extended visit over Eastern
KENTUCKY.
burd'ne Webb, Of sergent. XIV. Was
here lhurseay en- route DO the Rrarh,r,
execution, the proceedings of which hc ia
daiies ''''"'
There are several cases oftvphoid fever
pet"cen this place and Wise. aud phs-
"ei@ns are kept busy attending the sick
the hunsncker funeral IT the Baptist
enviug ground on rowclrs River. Satur-
uas and sunday VS. largely attended
"ood order prevailed, generally.
Misses Dora and Victoria Graft. Of Ser.
gent ~ were guests Of Lipps friends
Saturday. T..r,,r.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-24
RAILROAD NOTES.

The Knoxville you,nol and Tri6us.
prints the following;
NJ George h. Blackwell. a railroad
contractor, Who has been Interested in ths
construction Of the south and Western
Railway fsom North Carolina through
hast Tennessee, spent several hours In
Knoxville Moeday Mr.. Blackwell re-.
Gently weat over the road from johnson
CITY 20 North Carolina. he reports IN,
~esk Of construction progressing veil on
ihs Nerth csrolins division.
About sixty-hse miles have been com.
pieied on the end Of the ROAD and ne
tanks ~ofk VIA be started from johnson
C'sy "orsA~ss, toward the Virginia coal
heids At al early date The construetieu
81 this tine 20 North Caro.ina IA. been
pushed all sommor and heavy expeua;-
tares have been made in getting = coed
grade. u has been annoascsd ia, -
ersi mou,hs that this line Ill, he sn,.h~,,
across Tennessee from tohssoa ca, 40
censect 9Th he Virginia and ssa,h.
western system IN Scott Coans,. Viz.
yinia.
Reiz'iss to The completion Of ihis isn-
pos's"' int. Ar- nlseksesi said,
y ~iil ,-s bee shost tune unsis IA gill
isee're a estsssics q The Soath aud
y ssssra system 10 msks a pa,inx PRO-
set. The fsss thai The original snsvr<
't,sgssd 70 The Goa, sclss 81 Virginia = /
'nnssent tc@sou 10 tre,isss thss The pre- 4
rss<fs 10 charge sin cossisss 70 pash
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notice.
a Boy's Wnd Ride - .

with family around expecting him to
u'e' snd a son riding f9v life. D. mile. ~
get d. Kings Nea Discover, for con-
sumption. Coughs aud Colds. " a
BROS o. 81 Leesviile. Ind, endured death -
asonies from asthma, but this wonderf,l
meu'e'ne gave Instant relief and soon
o"'el nim, lie writes. 81 now slee,
sounai} every night Like marvelsps
Os.es OF consumption, Pneumonia. Bron-
e .,.'.,, coughs Colds and Grip prove 10.
troubles Guaranteed bottles SOC sr5
~ ~" Trial BOTTLES free atDr. J "
keiiy's drug store
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-24

sAs5r p,Ass sssil ~ ne Z 6sss,s6
Asrs reilsee1s ere sssds& n shs 6sro>op-
nsat Of TIE coal II vjrR(aIs- ne baf51-
Jog Of The easft link vid nsks ~ NerSh
Carcl>na division conuec<si with she vir-
gini~ and sstb~sstsrs Raiivsy."
4 Mr.. Blackwell is confdenf that III de-
eisicn TO complete this line hes been
/ reached
The reason for the long DELAY" said
he. lis that the short lire from Jebnsou
City 70 the virrinis State iis- would
have been Of little value 10 the con-
csny nntii the North Csrolins division H.
the expenditures where the line IL most
dsfheuls TO grds.-
He stated that fair per cent Of the
other division VAS graded hr the Ohio
River sed Charirs'cn company liquidsfed
several years ago. Since then the com
psHy controlling the South aud Western
bought the unfinished iine. They have
made big expenditures holding charters
and rights-oi-~sy.
This line ~hen completed through tn.
coal lands Of NirgiRis." said Mr.. Black
veil. evil he an important factor in the
development Of East Tennessee sud South
west Nirginia"
The proposed line will run IN connee-
10" With George l.. Carter's road through
virginia. according 70 Mr.. Blackweli's
statements These lines will connect With
the Louisville aud Nashville IN Wise
county Virginia. II has been but short
.tme since several deals we're closed in
Wise county coal and mineral lands. The
deals involved millions Of dollars in can't
iwi, and the prediction - safe that The
establishing Of indIstri for the manu-
iaetnre Of iron IN various sections Of
North Carolina will cause this rail-sv
scheme 20 lie pushed and the line put in
operation. The Nirgiui. territory which
me hne reaches - one Of the best coal
and coke producing parts south Of Penn
sylvania and these Industries are becor.
ing larger every year-Br,sfo1 Herald.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-24

Ne nHer One Hundred nollsrs Reward IL,
~ ei gHse ~ 'aiarrt that cannot be CURED b,
HALLS Catarrh Cure.
p. J. CHENEY A Cs.. Toledo. q
We the uudcrs gnrd. have known i
Nesney Tor the lass b. ycars. and believe nm,
perfectly honorable in al business tran.ac.
t'ons and hnancisliv sbie to carr, out an, 81
iigatiuus made BY their drm.
~ 1Ey a., " hoiesalc Druggists. roirl.
9 NktniSG, kINNkN 4 MsNvlS. W'lsi..-is
druggists, Toledo. O.
Hsn : tatarrh Cure is taken INTERNALLY. act
.Ns ""eciiN upon the bioed and mucous -
=, ,-ece oi tnc system. Tcstimonials sent frrr
D ,,ee . &c pr doitle. Sold b. ali Druggists.
hah's fsmaY Pills are the hest.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-24

csssssS>~es~es - ~ ~ aoss oss p~~
skHexx7. Nv. Sept. ss--oss nil5tis
ne,s ess mailing hsrried preparations for
tee'r 4sPestar> Tor the National Enc.mp
neat a. West Poiut. gv.. Sect. ~. IA
WI h treat for the hoys
Several Of osx people ~ere present A
the Salvation Army meeting AZ the Rnrr
Wednesday night. snd al report iivels
time The Sssvsfioni<fs have come and
gone and stiii our people are not ere
formed SO much the better. a. the
reformation they preach is little iess
than nsoghf.
Nelson X. Webb returned Thursdsv
from flying visit 10 Hindman. Knott
county. where he attended the Democratic
Convention. "lt vas an enthusiastic meet
ing" ssid Big Melt.
Mr.. n. n. Webb has been iudi-posed
Tor several days. but We hope be viii be
cut soon.
Mr. aud Mrs. Arch Hunsueker left
fhursdHy for visit in Southwest vir-
ginia
turdinc. your correspondent. returned
IRON Norton and Wise SATURDAY. Al the
latter place he witnessed the execution Of
the worst criminal since Talt Hall aud
Doc Taylor were hanged there ten years
ago.
Miss Dora Craft. accompanied by Miss
Victoria, Of Crsiisville. left Thursday for
Wise {. n.
Miles NJ. Holhrook will move 10 EsScr-
VILE Va In the near future
Miss Maggie Webb. reader o. the Post.
- preparing 20 make her departure for
hehvne College At Wnmore, Nv. Ms.
Ida Adams will accompany her.
hoiasses maxim is nov in order. aud [
possum hantin' time T. coming on. on |
theu--ihe haicion DAYS
n ". Webb will be employed as civil Z
,ng'eeer FOR the Mineral Development I
Company.
J he Post l. al~avs welcome.
RoNro
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-24
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the rra.-.
signed j. ?. bullitt, Special Commis.i,n.
az POI certain cult in Chaucer,. pendin.
20 Zoe Circuit Court OF Wise rourt,
s'feiuia. wherein Juo. W Cbsltie,
guardian, is plaintiff. aud WWi-m vi.
Ainaoe heaocrick 60 a.. are defendant.
W'i on TIE sixth dav Of Orf,i,.r Inr-,
nct~een tne hours OF ten A. 81. ana tu,
T. NJ proceed on the premises 10 sell ~
Pe'iic auction Go the highest bidder f,r
one-heit cash aud the remainder To- he ,.i5
'n t"elte months from date OF sale f,r
Nuteh deferred payment the psrebs.er
WI Ne required 90 execute his note with
500 security, aud Tor the payment of
.i'u hsn Viii be retained on the land
SOLD provided, however. that the n,rr,b..
e. may, ii be 80 elect. paw Ill a., .ur-b,..
money in cash, one undivided half fnf.r
est tn AMI 90 two certain lots or o,r..i.
9i ianc situated on PoweIls River /,
use eonniy' Va, and fully described in
tne niii and proceedings ia said cause. to
""ich reference is here made for =, No..
particular description.
J. ?. Bruirr.
Special Commissioner.
IN The Clerks Ofice OF the Circsit C,,.r,
Of the County Of Wise.
'no- W. Chaikley, Guardian
etc, Plaintiff.
versus 4, f.s....
lillian Noa Alhsde Dead
erick, and others Defis
!. G. A. Johnson, Depatv CLERK Of, Nh.
-ie Nouri' do certify that ihe bond re-
ia'red o. the Special Commissioner hv
"e decree rendered in said cause AZ tbe
'epie mher term, 1903 Of said Court. h,s
been duly given. mas
S'Fen under my hand as CLERK Of The
a ...a Court this 2Srd day OF September.
G. A. JOHNSON, D. c.
Tor W. +. KiLeeEE, Oierb.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-24
FearIuI Id Aealnst Aim

bedridtcn. alone and destitute. such.
~ hrioi ~ss rhe condition uf an Old .ei-
aier ~ namc nf } ,. Ravens. Ncrsaiilcs
u. fof sesfs De sus troubled With Kid
ncf disease ard neither doctors nor medi-
.,ne. gave hin RELIEF. AZ lcuEth be- tried
Electric Buffers ~ rut him nn lis 49,,
in short order and noe hc trstier. ..l.m
90 the road Co complete recover" He.t
on earth Tor Liver and kidncs tfouhIrs
AND ATT forms ef stomach and Rowel Com
r.aints onlf zoe. Cuarauteed Nv DR. D
" Kelly, nrarrist
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-24

Notice 10 hereby given that the under.
signed Special Csmmissionsr. Jno. W
Chaik'ey. vi. parsuspt 90 decree entered
IN TIE above styled cssse. a. the Sepsem-
Der tern. 1903. Of wsse Circuit Court
proceed on the Ssh day OF Obtoier. 1903
between the hours Of of ten A. NJ. and
three y. M-.prcceed on the premises in the
hih mentioned TO sell at public auction 10
The highest bidder a certain tract or mar
eel Of land. lying in Wise Countv. v. on
f0vtlis River. fully described in the Hill
and proceedings IN the above stvled
cause, 10 which reference i here made
Tor particular description
Terms OF sale will bo oue-half cnsh Ar.
balance 10 lie paid in twelve mouths from
date OF sale, together with interest from
Gale OF sale, Tor which deferred pavmen.
the purchaser viii he required 20 execute
ms note. With good security. for the nav
ment OF which lien will he retained o.,
the land sold: provided, however. that the
purchaser may, " be 50 elect. paw All the
parchase money in cash. The title 20 the
said land will be retained unti said de-
ieFred payment is fully paid.
JNo. W CHsLKIKr,
Special Commissioner.
In the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court Of Wise County.
T. l. PhiPps, Guardian. Pia..,
y In ca
FitIhugh Lee Wells ct ais,
Defendants.
!, Z. A. johnson, Deputy Clerk Of the
said Coari. do certify that the bond re-
Hired Of the Special Commissioner bv the
iecree rendered IN said cause at the sep
'eml'er term, 1903, has been duly given.
'ifon under nay hand a. CLERK Of said
@"ur'' THIS 25rd day Of September. 1908
c A JoHN-oN. Deputy Clerk
Sep'@' 55-n for ". +. kileaRe. Clerk.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-24
What Is Life7

In the last analysis aobody knows. but
Ne 90 knoS that ~ IS uRdcr strict isv.
aouse that lsS even slightly, pain results.
irregular iiFing means arrangement Of the
resulting ia Constipation, Head
acne ,s o. Liver trouble. Or. Kings New
Lite f'iis quickly To-adjasts this las
Ss"se. fe, thorough. oRly 25c al Dr. j
!" Kelley Drag Store.
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NOTICE.

have opened an establishment in
the room adjoining the telephone ex.
change, in the Ayers Building. where
am prepared to clean and press
gentiemen's clothing ia first class
style. All work guaranteed. Give
me a trisL Mack Parton.