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The Penn's Grove record., 1903-10-02

Get a free sample Of Chamberlain's Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets al any drug store.
They are easier to take and more pleasant
in effect than pills. Then their use is not
followed by constipation as is Qften~4he
case with pills. Regula<Szeys5e 81. per lox.
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Across the River.

Trains will be running over q portion
Of the elevated tracks of the Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad in Wilmington by Decem-
Der l. The work Of building the elesat-
ed system through the city b now more
than half completed.
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The Presidential elections of1S96 and
1900 were based, as far as the number
in the Electoral College is concerned,
on the census Of 1890, and the number
of electors was 447, with 224 necessary
to elect a President. Under the new
apportionment the new Electoral Col
lege will have 476 members, and 239
will he necessary to a choice.
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His Life Saved by Chambcriain's Collie,
fl,osera and Hiarrhoea Remedy.

.B. L. Dyer, a well known cooper Of this
town, says he believes Chamberlain s Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved his
life last summer. He had been sick for q
month with what the doctors call bilious
dysentery, and could get nothing to do him
any good until he tried this remedy. 1t
gave him immediate relief says B. T.. Lit
tie, merchant, Hancock, Md. For sale by
all druggists.
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The PENIS Grove Record
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1908.

It is all right to write about deport-
ing the negroes but they do come in
handy when there is work to do.
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Fortunately the movement to inagur-
Rte a farmers union failed. Think
what would happen to the country if
the farmers went on a strike.
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WIN. B. SHARP eco,
18th and Market SITS,
Wilmington. Delaware.
Sample Blankets

Y lllllngtOn, UeldWalO
Sample Blankets
fresh from the mills are
now on sale.
They are the incest lot OF
samples we ever offered
and are at the following
prices:
$6 90 ones for 81 rs
100 ones for 5.25
800 ones for 4.50
Fays Stockings
tor boys and girls. These
excellentcombination waists
are the most useful and
wearable things of the
kind you ever used and
your little folks will be de-
lighted with them. They
are made Of the best
combed Egyptian yarn
with Isle finish, reinforced
at the knees, heel and toe
and absolutely fast black.
Size 5 to years, 3Oc
Size u to 10 years, 4Oc.
Kid Gloves
in all the new fall shades
in our standard makes, at
$1.O0 and $1.25, are now
ready for your selection,
These gloves are fully
guaranteed and sure to
please you in fit and quail
ity.
New Walking Suits
Of the latest designs and
models. They are in a
variety Of fabrics in blacks
and colors, fashioned in
the new ideas of kits and
pleats and beautifully tail
ored. Our medium priced
suits are priced from
1915 to SO. Our finest
high grade suits from SIS
to $40. We have left some
few odd suits which will be
closed out at half price.
These with trifing altera-
tons will make a great
bargain for you.
Specials.
10 dozen ladies' ribbed vests, 4
for Csc.
10 dozen ladies' laced stockings,
SOC ones mes for 25c.
100 light weight corsets, $1.00
ones for SOC.
200 pairs mems stockings, 25c !.
ones for Tic.
300 pillow cases, 12sc ones for
Sc.
500 yards colored lawns, Sc. per
yard.
Many bargains are here
which you should see.
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Tuesday, the 18th day Of September, 1908


next, the said Board of Registry and Election
will meet at the same place of their meeting
aforesaid at / O'Clock p. IN. ana remain in ses-
sion until 9 O'Clock in the evening, for the our
pose of revising and correcting the original
registers, OF adding thereto the names OF all
persons eBtitled to the right of suffrage in that
election district at the next election who shall
appear in person before them or shall be shown
by the written affidavit OF some voter in such
election district to bel legal voter therein, and
of eraslng therefrom the name Ut any person.
who, after a fair opportunity to be heard. shall
be shown not to be entitled TO vote therein by
reason of non-residence or otherwise. And
notice is hereby given that on
Thursday, the 10Th day of Oct. 1908
and on
Saturday, the 3fst day of Oct. 1908
the County Board of Election viii sit at its of
fee Ia the Court House, city Of Salem, from
eight o'clock in the forenoon to five O'Clock in
the afternoon II each of said days; and any
legal voter whose name has been inadvertently
or Improperly left of the registry hist in any
voting precinct in the county. may then apply
in person to have his name placed on said reg
istry list.
List OF places for holding November Election
and for the meeting of the Board of Registry
SAIEM-EAST WARD.
First Precinct, corner Broadway and Elm
Streets. Second Precinct, Court House
SALEM-WEST WARD.
First Precinct, No. % Fifth street. Second
Precint, No.. 70 Griffith street.
P~ILESt5RUVE
At Township Building, East Lake.
WOODSTOWN.
Borough Hall. Fl
PTTTsGROvE.
Old Church, Centleton
ELMER.
surran's Halt.
UPPER PENN'SNECK.
Central Schoei House.
PENIS GROVE.
Odd Fellows Hall
MANNINGTON.
LOWER PENNtS NECK.
Actions Restaurant.
ALLowAY.
QUINTON.
Town Hall.
~ELSINB0RO.
Union School House.
OWE ALL0WAYS CREEK.
Holidays Hail, HarmeTsyilie.
UPPER PlTTSGROVE-
Fox's Hall, Pittsgrove.
0LDMANS.
Red Mems Columbian Hall, Pedricktown.
By order OF County Board of Elections.
HENRY COOMBS. W.. b. JONES,
President, Secretary
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New Jersey and Wilmington Ferry Company
STEAMER ULRICA

Leaves Wilmington (King Street wharf, for
Penn's Grove. week days, at $50 a. M. 3
and 6.l5 D. m. Sundays, 10 q. m. l-S0 and 6 p M
Leaves Penn's Grove for Wilmington, week
days at s and 10 a. H. and 5 p. M Sundays,
at 80 and IL a. M. and 5 y. m.
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g ACQEITTED.

After being out for four hours the jury
in the case of William Simms, q negro OF
Tarrytown, N. Y, charged with the MUIR
der of William Cramer, a negro OF Will
mington, returned a verdict OF acqulttai.
The shooting occurred during the race
riots when George White was burned.
Chief Justice Lore was surprised when
the foreman said mot guilty"
He exclaimed: mot guilty of what?'
"sNot guilty of any crime" replied the
foreman, unruffled.
The Chief Justice mad@c0nr1snt.
The verdict created a surprise, as it was
thought that he would be found guilty Of
manslaughter. Sinms' release was the
excuse for a reception by negroes.
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Not Toe Soon

Not loo Soon |
to buy your Overcoat; you'll
find it very comfortable theseI
cool evenings and mournings
besides if you buy now you
get more choice.
The New York Clothing
House has a great line of Ov-
ercoats, finer than ever before
and more of them than ever
before.
Overcoats in Kerseys and
Meltons. IS, Sc, and $3.50.
Hundreds of styles of Ov-|
ercoats; some silk lined, long,
short and medium lengths.
No matter what you want we
can suit you. $3.50, 10, r.
Hand-sewed Overcoats !!
Better work than half the
merchant tailors turn out.
We show many styles. $l3.-
$50, Is, 18, 90.
$3.50 for as nice a black
thibet suit as any man need
want to wear, The fabric is
all wool and guaranteed fast
color, the Innings are of good
wearing serge or Italian cloth.
The collar and lapels ofthe
coat are hand felled and
shrunk into shape, which it
will retain. The shoulders
are well padded-altogethe1
it is the best suit you ever
heard of for $3.50. Double
and single breasted in mems
land young mems sizes.
Thousands of bright new
suits on our tables, $50 te
$50.
Closed evenings at 6 o'clock
except Tuesday and Saturday
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Ignored

When the New Castle Court convened
in Wilmington last week, Chief Justice
G B. Lore made a vigorous address
against the lynching of the negro brute
George white, the slayer OF Helen :.
Bishop on June ~.
Attorney General H. ID. Ward mad
been procuring evidence and went g u
with the jury.
One Indictment accused James F. Ear
". Edgar Akler, William Wood, Nathan
Baker, Fred Lyons, George W. Curry 2
CLAYTON White of breaking into New
Castle county workhouse and removing
the negro. Another charged J James Kane
with murder, alleging that he was Of
the men who actually burned the negro.
Last Tuesday afternoon the juror re-
turned them ignored. It wis thought
that the grand jury would present a gen.
eral report condemning lynchings ana
mob violence in general and q hmend-
inc speedv trials Of accused rnsh, in view
Of chief Justice Lore's charge. Such q
proposition was discussed by the jurors,
ii was said, but defeated Il to 8.
Chief Justice Lore and his associates,
Judges W. H. Boyce and James Penne-
we'll, received the report in silence, evl-
IDENTIFY disappointed, as they had refused
a speedy trial to White and Mr.. Lore mao
been making speeches during the sum-
mer against lynching. The crowd in the
courtroom was ready to applaud the lind
ing, but its first evidence OF approval was
hushed. The investigation into the
lynching of George White, the negro
murderer, conducted by Herbert II.
| Ward, Attorney General, therefore Is
ended. The grand jury's action was
unanimous.
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Tuesday, the 9Th day Of September, 1903

next, at the places of their respective election
districts or precincts where the hexr election
will be held, at one O'Clock ia the after moo aid
continue in session until nine O'Clock in the
evening. Tor the purpose of transcribing and
making up from the cali wasting books, three
lists OF registers, OF the uameS, residences and
street number, II any, of all persons in their
respective election districts entitled to the
rights of SUFFRAGE at the next election, or who
shall personally appear before them Tor that
purpose or who shal be shown to the satisiac-
ti0n of such Board of Registry and Election to
have legally voted in that election district at
the last proceeding election herein for Member
of General Assembly or Who shall be shewn, by
The affidavit in writing Of some voter in that
election district to be q legal voter therein; and
fur&har that ON
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ENJOYABLE EVENING.

John Carne.. ~on of Mr anl Ms.
81 %. Carnes. OF thi, place, enter
tanned quite a number 90 bis young
friends on last Thursday night. iu
honor OF Mis-, Bessie Taylor, oft Win
chester. Ky. who has been visiting
friends iu che Gap Coz couple Of
weeks past Those present besides
the family were Misses bes-ie lay
Dor. Juliet Mathews. Minnie ana
Maggie Nickci-. pariice and hettis
Buckley. Magsic. Sauie and Eiua
Gllv. Memo Vineyard, ana Mrs j.
d. Jcuniue- Messrs. a. g. Watts
TO- 4 GHIy. w. b Taylor. lsaa'
+ Taylor. Mr. johnson. VIM. lessee
Tav Goolioc and Orlando AmburEy
Before the young people icpnfte'
.ior the.r home about midnight, Nrs
'Cames served ghuli reirc-hmcnt
|af sandwiches. salad. ice cream AMI
cake. aud al report a most cuioyabi
evening on th.s occasion.
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The Big Stone Cap Post.
THURSDAY. AUG. l3. 1908.
LOCAL ITEMS.

soda water at the Drug Store.
Fresh candy and fruit at Taylor
Bv.
Big bargains in shoes at the Her
a.d Shoe Store.
Nrs. D. B. Vent is visiting rel
atiges IN Massachusetts
Complete Eue Of fresh candies re-
csncd at Taylor Bros this week,
Mis-. Jennie Kidd. spent last We'd
ueslay visiting friends at Penning-
ton Cap.
Mrs. w. S. Beverly and children
are visiting relatives at Gate City
this week.
% S. Shanklin. the popular pro-
pTietor Of Hotel Eugene, spent sun
day at Norton.
j. a. T. Bacon, OF Bristol, spent
few DAYS visiting relatives IN the
Gap last week.
DR.. l.. ;. McElrath. the popular
Norton dentist. was in town thai
week on business.
Mrs. T. G. Anderson, Of Wise, i
visiting her sister. Mrs. J w. Kelly
ia the Gap this week.
Mrs. J. NJ. Young aud children, o
Stonega, spent lew days in tow
last week visiting relatives.
There will be preaching at bot
morning and night services at III
Southern Methodist Church on SIN
day
Rev. John Deaweli Representa-
Big Stone Gap at the County Ant
saloon League at Wise yesterda
Report next week.
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BADLY USED UP.

Joseph Dickinson. Who resides in
The neighborhood at Ohnger. became
involved iu personal difficulty Fri
lav. with "a man named loomer, iu
which Dickinson was badly wor-tcd,
Coomer usirg pillow handle SIS o.
weapon. which Doe used with telling
effect upon the head OF his autago-
uist. Several stitches were neccssa-
rv to close np che cuts ou Dloken.
.,n.s head. and Dis eyes presented
thc appearance ot having come ir
contact with che business end cl .
mnir Dickinson claims thc at
Itsck ,,a. made from behind. snd cha
Inc hal mo- chance to defend himself
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DOGS AGAINST HOGS.

Commi~~i.,aer r 2 Frazier hiss
completed his work listing property.
He infffinS u- HAT be- Ii,teii $50 dogs
and 22V hogs IA The E-tiilville wsg-
triiai district. making oae-thir3 more
ddgs than hogs. and that many Of the
poor families gave in as many a.
three dogs aud no hogs at all Nc
wonder there are so many poor poo
PIE in the world. they feed out e
worthless ours enough 20 fatteu their
meat-Sc0ft Comfy Leadcr
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VIRGINIA Ia tbe Clerk. oaies Of
enc cIr-aIt Court of The County OF Wise
an thc .nth day of iu's. 1908.
D. % Ekus. Guardian,
Do 81 ElAns. Auni, Elkin-. Mater Dell
EIsins. Albert Kelly. Maggie CaudiA,
William Cauii1. Amos Kelly, 2 Soc
icn. James Nolen. Martin @fidham,
1urfI -udham. D. Is Stdtam. Elirt-
Icfh ~Nahaal. A D ~tidham. Amanda
~Nlhsm. Joseph Stdham aud Mary
IN CuANCERY
The ah.-ct oi fhl. suit b. fe sch tae re-
maludsr over aifcr The falling lH of che
Ifs estate nf d H Elkius. cd an undivided
nur-sesentn interest in aud 90 a. certaiu
tfact of iaul iu Wise County. Air-iniaf on
fhe waters OF loneNs Nisrr. kuoWu a.
Itha David ~tilhaui Heirs ma acre tract,
excepting the mineral and timber on said
tract uhich was sold liY THE said David
sudham to- 3. X. hindmau, Roy deed dated
November goth. i--3. recorded in Wise
County. Deed Book 3. page 3ia, which
said iand is fuliy described in the Dill IN
said cause. shich said one-seyenth ar
divided interest is Owned by the iutapt
defendants ID. " Elkius, Aunie hlkins
and Miuter Deli Elkius. Ana aiadaVit
having been made and fled that The de-
Pendants Amos Kelly. s. J. Nolcn, James
Noleu. Martin Stilham Lacy ]. >tdhaui
.. d. Sudhans. Elizabeth Stithan. A. D.
Stidham. Amanda Stidham, Joseph slid
. ham. and Mary Stidbam. are non -residenis
: OF this state, 10 81 ordered that they ap-
. pear here Within diteen DAYS after the due
i publication hereof, and DO shat may b
. necessary o. protect their interests in the
~ sali Aud it - ordered that copy Of
7 tbs order be forthaith Published once :
=. week, for four successive weeks IN ta'
\, Big Stone Gap Post, newspaper printed
4, in the tosn Of Blk Stone Gap, IN sai'
. conuty Of Wise, and that copy be posted
ID At the front door OF the eoust-b0use o
Ia this county on the drst dsy Of the mex
county court tor the said coanty after %
date OF this order.
A Coq7-fe-te.
" T. KlLeoKE. Clerk,
Bv C.. A. junSsoS, D. G.
10 Builiit q Kelly, Chaikiey, pa.
"a July z3-10-s3
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|GOODLOE BROS.
BIG STONE GAP. VA.
Bic Line of Building Material
+ Lumber Yard; Flooring, Sid
Ing, Ceiling, &c.


-....t ...... ., n..l Crown
rl.l. ,......f'..4. ID a. Woir,
The Drug Store is the place 60 set
hot DAYS
s.t..
"'" '.'- ''-
y ~" N"". Pc. .'','
,,-..t...f. ,... ...,l.,c. az Je.
... W,n. man tbs Eri.ropai
Cl,,,b b.. ,,,rro..,nr r,pidiv
"'N '.' ~ '.'' '.'. ''' -, III
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REMOvEDoFFICEs.

The lmboden Coke Company has
removed their Offices from this place
70 Em6reville. Tenn.. where the com
psny is operating large furnace.
The construction OF ths large coke
plant on Pigeon will pe in charge by
Mr.. Ernest Chiltoa as superintend-
ent Mr.. y. $. Paine viii eontiaue
as general manager Of the lmbodcn
Coke Company and the kmereville
froa Company With headquarters At
Embreviils.
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STARTS OUT IN
ESStONAL WORK

paul uu'ancy. who graduated Boz
Jaw irom the University oi Nmsiuia
with high hou.r- lass session, is now
associated with the popular .a0 alm
of Bulitt e. Kelly in CHI, city.
Mr Delaney has entered iuto the
duties of Do. chosen profession with
zeal and determination becoming
those who succeed in thcig undertake
iuEs.
The young attorney is 20 present
looking after che freshness of Dds hrm
m che mining district about his
Stone Gap. where Doe wiN bc engage.
/ for probably thrce weeks.-hr 1
|.n.a.r
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Taylor Brothers have received their
automobile peanut rooster, and they
have i in operation this week. IL Is
quite nice pi~ce Of machinery snd
has attracted considerable attention.
VIM. +. Minor. who Is engaged
with his uncle. J. A. l.. Minor, build
ing coke ovens at lmboden. left this
week for Birmingham, Als-. where
he will spend few weeks visiting
relatives.
Two weeks from tomorrow night.
usi,u gospel services viii commence
in our town. The fr~t service viii
be held At the Bst TIT Church at :
pm.
A iine n,sighi piano. Slightly used
but almost ~ g..o,l as new AMI tally
warranted Eve wears ior $1,000
Thi. is a real bargain which no one
can afford 70 miss II they want
piano. Write The Hobbie Co..
Roanoke Tor particular twill cost
You nothing for the Information.
The Epworsh League Of Trinity
Methodist Church will holds its meet
ings on Friday nights hereafter and
not on Sunday night as recently.
Friday night. about half past S OF
/ q O'Clock. some one made an attempt
20 enter the residence Of Mr. w w
( Taylor. but the ,hief was frightened
away before an entrance was effected
bv the ladies' OF the house who, hear
/ ing tho back window being boosted
raised an alarm. The would be rob
Der was followed for some distanc
from the house along the river IN
-outbcflv direction. but the trail va
lost and the pursuit abandoned.
= The sunday School 90 Che South
ern Methodist Church win hold o.
annual picnic Saturday. in the grow
north Of town and near thc plouin
: mill Dummy leaves Tor thc srouu
40 $50 n. m.
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STOOD SUCCESS
Full EXAMINATION

TX Congressman VIM. F. Rhes
received a letter yesterday from the
Naval Academy at Annapolis. Nd.
stating that Riley r. Mcconnell. OF
Scott County. whom he recommend
ell 90 an appointment from the N'nth
District had passed satisfactory ex-
animation and was therefore appoint
"a to q cadctship Ia that institution.
Mr Mcconnell Is bright Young
man and Is 60 be congratulated or
this appointment, which. through
the ava Of Mr. Rhea. be has secured
-Brnfoi Courier. dug.i 5ih-
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STATE FEMALE NORMAL SCHOOL,
FLRMYIILE, VA.

Founded i,y the Legislature 70 educate
teachers for the pal,iic schools
FREE TUITION for two hnodsed
ycuag ~oufn.
Scholarships sppoiated among the eoua'
ties and cllies.
Lihoaal course in Language Literstafs
History. Sciences Hud ART
SqR0Se' Pros Essio~kt course foTtefchefs
session begins Seetemher ssh.
Wr,ss fer cefalegas es.f appifeafsel
tlzsk
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Hold a Successful Meeting at
This Place.

NN0NAa 20 ~ NaNH q q 500 80
This Place.
Sir. Editor. peiase allow me space
iu your most valuable paper Co say a
few words to che good people of Big
Stone Cap. Norton, Dorchester
stonega and DRYDEN. and Others who
attended our meeting aud assisted in
raising means 90 help pay che ndeot-
eduess OH our church. We began
our services Sunday morning with "a
large crowd. aud the meeting was
largely attended each service, and
the people seemed Co have enjoyed
the meeting very much. The follow
ing ministeriug brethren were pres
cut ond assisted as IVA our meetag
/ Rev. VIM B. Nesbit. oi Toms Greek
IVA. Rev j w II. Evans, OF Nor
ton. Va. and Rev T. v Randolph
lsf Dorchester. Va. We hope th'
good people viii accept our thank
ior $500. We pray that God ma.
bless them for their hospitality whicI
they have shown 20 us ga this meet
ing.
4. g. BRA>Dos, Pastor.
G.. G.. PEAcE. Sect.
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WANTED

BIRCH OIL. a. $1,000 per gal
Ion
PENNYROYAL OIL, 10 $500
per gallon.
We can supply stills and full m-
formation how Go make 30.
Address
TIM POWELL BorANIc Co.
Box $50. Bristol. Tenn.
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TROLLEY LINES.
New Company Proposes a
Through System.

NeW Company fFOpCStS q
Through System.
Hon. Il 81. smith who is Che promoter
of the Cumberland Transportation, Light
and Power CO.. that proposes big things
for the coal region OF soothwest Nirginia.
vas seen by a Co,nisa reporter at the ST.
Lawrence. He gave every assurance that
the new organization means business and
will build an important poser plant and
trolley car lines ia she coal fields. fAe
company Will open an ostce at Norton
within few days, at which point its prin-
cipal power station will be-
The plan is 70 construct trolley liu'
from Coeburn 60 Toms Greek, thence t.
Wise. Glamorgan aud Esserv,lle TO Nor
ton. then westward via Dorchester 10 kei
" and Irvine's coke plant, Biaekwood
Looney Greek. Appalaehia, Mud Lick An
Big Stone Gap.
The charter also eontempiAtes bsane
lines, not exceeding ten miles in lengil
The eoryorators will meet 81 MOTTO"
a fs~ DAYS for organization and eseetis
Of officers.
ASan evidence Of the strength OF th
e.mpanv the names Of the corporatofs a
mere given. Hon. II NJ. Smythe and
r. Dicksusoa. Of Rasseli County,
Bond. G. y. Fianary. Judge Z. ~. Fale
la n. Wears. j. A. Esser, G. T. ? hail'
DE- St.llara and y. II Oalds Of Nortf
II n. Ayers. X. +. Irvine snd r. T. bros
a. R,~ Stone Gao Bristol COarsfr,
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WANTED

Is able bodied men 90 work ia the
ore mines so Ewing. Va. Apply 60
JAMES B1uY. Supt. Ewing, Va
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VIRGINIA In the Clerks ofce o
thc cIr-a't Court of che County OF Wise
an thr snth day of iuis, 1908.
d % Elsius. Guardian,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-21
Sour Stomach.

When the quantity of food taken is
too large or the quality too rich sour
stomach is likely to follow, and es-
pecially so if the digestion has been
weakened by constipation. Eat slow
ly and not too freely of easily digest
ed food. Masticate the food thor
oughly. Let five hours elapse be-
tween meals, and when you feel full
ness and weight in the region of the
stomach after eating, take Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and
the sour stomach may be avoided.
For sale by all druggists.
When troubled with constipation
try Ghamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They are easy to take and
pfoduce no gripping or other unpleas-
ant effect. For sale by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-21
YOUNG & M'CoMBs'
tuesdays Special Hour Sale.

10 to II a. m.-36 inch wide worsted
dress goods, all colors, 25c quality
for this hour, per yard, 12hc.
? to 3 p. m.-Bleached Turkish tow
els, extra large and heavy. zoe quail
ty. for this hour. each, 12Hc.
0 to 10 a. m.-Tennis flannels, lloyd
lengths, only, per yd., 394c.
Good cotton bats, 31ac.
II to 1916 inch black taffeta, 72c
yard.
20 inch black taffeta. soc yard
20 inch fancy silks, all new goods,
Use values, per yard, 49c.
2 to p. m.-All wool fancy Zibi-
lines. dress goods. new fall styles, per
yard. soc.
5 p. m.-Oil heaters. regular value
$3.50. aluminium finish, special for one
hour, $3.25.
Another lot of wall paper, 10 bun
dies asserted, ceiling, side wall and
border, as they are, so rolls for 35c,
all day.