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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-13

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bat iid cbenfolS ntd)t beitQti9t.
Die bon Der 2onooner ,QoiIn
@uiI" gemo6te Nnoobe, ooB Ser Gaor
Dem General 9uropatfin befobIen bo.
be, Sioo Dan9 mieber ein5unebmen.
miro bier fitr cine @~rfinoung acboI-
ten.
Iofto, 10. September. IcIN.
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ftorte NbtbeiIuug ruiiii6er aooole.
RE SIT Eintoit5u, 6itlid bon Scr
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Itrdnten iih Oarout in 1iibIuna
mt Den 3oponern 81 bIciben.
YeterSburg, II. September.
- @enerolllelrtcnout Sadoroff telc-
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Streitma6t Der Soponer norolid
BON Der 9entoi- Giicn6obn aeieben
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Gorunnu.
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Sufen Gorllnna %anloufen, aobIen
mo Hropiant einnebmen un0 IGnoer
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britiiAen Eroteit Oogegen, iuOciien
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petersburg, ~. Septembcr.
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Hitter.
Petersburg, II. Sept. - Sc
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Sampler 81 trennen, oenn Geittid-
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moterieue Sntereiien, ipie 5ronfreidL
ooer Oie Ser. Stoaten. Die 2cbteren
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NIT ibrer Nationolmabl bel6Gftigt,
oils DOB tie tidy elmer 0erorti9en 5rie-
oenSItiftrngS : 2lrbeit amebmen
fonnten.
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-28
SKY scRAPER.

lhc iallcst handiug nu thc earth Is Go
De erected ia loser hrosdoay, Ncv York,
ii present piaus are carried out. with
ave stories below The street level, forty
stories high FROM the entrance 90 ihc top
foof aud sarmounted by sits foot tower.
The gigantic uer buildiuE eill have a total
Kos oi 5li feet. making g t~icc a.
Aga ss tie fiai iso4 bsidiug. sni al
.nest 40 tan again a. tbs PARK l,1s h1il5-
Ing ~hict az present holds the rec0Ed.
This iniiding viii extcad one feil block
on BreaAsav. ard it, cost. Including the
site. ~in reach Sio0n0. 0t0. The land Il
said 10 have been secured and toe con-
plSncn o. The haii4iRg IN oas gear b
prcasssd.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-28
How.s This7

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
auv case Of Caisrrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh rurr.
F.J. CHENEY 4 CO. Toledo. q.
We. the undersigned, have known p y
Cheney for the last IS Tesrs, and believe him
u-rf-ctlv honorshl. in all business trsn-ae-
tinns and financially able 20 carry ont any on'
legations made hf hi- firm.
Wairt~o. k1SStS 4 MkEviS,
WhaleSSie Druggists, Toledo, q
Halls Catsrrh Cure i- taken internally, act
ing directly uunn The hlond sud mucous sur
faces Of the system. Testimonials rcut Tree
Price 81 cents per bottle. Sold by al Drug
risfs.
Tskc Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-28
d hem re-,nil.,ed AID -srs given What

Of them re-eniisted and we're given What
ws. called q "setcrsn furlough@ Of thirty
DAYS. Ts.s opportunity 20 come home
vas as great an Incentive 10 see the var
through 60 the end a. was the liberal
bounties offered by the government. Many
volunteers had seven months 20 serve be-
fore the expiration Of their original enlist
mons, and bad there not been plan
adopted 10 retain their services the forces
in the aeld would have heen reduced 10 a
dangerous degree. at = time when active
campaigns would have been under fun
headway. The furlouehs expired, the
BOYS vent back TO duty. many lived
through the battles which followed, but
thousands never saw the face Of kindred
and friend agaiu.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-28
PASSING OF
COUNTY COURTS.

The Richmond Tmes-Disp0ich says:
Before another month has ended the
county court system Of Virginia. hcssy
9Th age. anledsting the commonwealth
Itself. will have become a memory Of the
past.
an over The state, judges and clerks
sd court ofeials generally are preparing
for change that u revolutionary in It's
Effects. The ancient regime born in CO.
lonial days, When the land was young,
will be swept aside to give way to new
order Of things. under which but one
iadce and one clerk will administer the
aaairs criminal and chance-y. Through
many long wears the county court has
becu essentially the triiunsl Of the Peo-
rio. the center OF local history; tse as
I scnl,linr ground Of the country man aud
his farm neirhhor Around u the ira
ditions and the records OF the years we're
gathered. he leave Of life. from th's
point IS short. aud The numbered hours
will soon bring les existence 10 close
fn the majority OF eases the change -
imminent TODAY boz most instances the
county courts VIII begin their last terra.
Certain cases wiH be disposed OF immed' .
atsfv and thrn fhc books will De closed
for good and 40. and made ready for the
.transfrr. A week later tine circuit courts
r1I Gather and uind un their wotk. under
.thr rrescnt jurisdiction. just two weeks
frar this datc-on February the mel"
r.rrut court armed with che powers oi
both OF flr 90 tribunals, viii enter ana
|~ri assume Che refine of government. old
Judges uill 90 out aui nc~ ones VIZ take
the bench. BOB a number oi instances th'
DOL. ...rl NrMe u. fII also Occult.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-28
SUNSHINE AND MUSIC.

a laugh Is just ike sunshine.
10 trcshcu. .l the dav.
II tips the peaks ot life with light,
And drives the clouds away.
The soul gross glad that hears o..
Aud feels ifs courage strong
A laugh is just like sunshine
For cheering folks along,
A laugh D. iu-i likr music.
10 lncct- Boo fhe hcsff.
AMI where COS mciniv b. heard
The iiIs cot Nic DEPART.
And happy thou-ht- come crowdiug
Dee fr,tul unfes fo greet
laugh Do just like music
for making living sweet.
-ENchaugc
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-28
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE


'tii.t.l
'''h ~. IL ie"'Ni
''" ''''
d " Andrew and q. ooncn, mcr-
chants aud partHets trading under Tie
hrm namc and style oi Andrew d hoNcu,
fltfniia.
Against
%. hund tmsire Nm. 81 Adams.
q. D. Gilbert ana B.. 4 Nyots. Date raft-
uess doing business uudcr Che hrm namt
% VIA. n. Adams COMPANY. e. \. TsF-
Tor. Wneo. Elicit aud Cgamn shoe 90. ia
cornoraHnu' Geo. Mcmillan 4 Co. --
Cohen and---tisrber, partners doing
business and thc.frm maine Of Cohen.
CARRIER & Co. Bank of Graham Virginia.
80. N. Bclknan. merchant aud partner
doing business under the 6rn name of vs..
H hcikuap 4 Go. Louisville Tin aud
sfoso Go. 10 lurpQiaiiout, ~ Miiihciser.
Uusiayus Miuheiacr. Emauuei Nililciser,
aud sampson Hcrsh, partners doing bust
uessasM Mlhriscr & Co.: j. NJ VAN
pier. Trustee. aud the Nirginis Coal 4
/ lrou Company. Defendants.
To thc said parties 90 ihe above styled
suii.
lou are hereby notified that have
I fSed upon the tOih lteuthl day oi Frhru-
ary. 1904. 90 take. state aud settle. az ny
Office iu che town Of Wise, Wise County.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-28
THE PATERNALISTic
BROWNLOW BILL.


some very worthy people with irse-
proscbalie intentions profess alarm al
the purpose. and provisions Of the Brown 9
low good roads bin because Il savors Of ,
paternalism 70 bear them expasiate on {
that dread evil 18th which the country is
threatened by this bin one With humorous
suseepiibiiiies aud iogicsi sense connot
fail TO he amused. What Is this awful
boyle nan thus invoked 10 frighteu peo-
pie into an unreasouing apprehension just
as children are made iractahlc after dark :
By weird aud supernatural suggestionf
pasernaiism Is the exercise In Gov
ernmeut Of those methods which father
with good instincts practices towards his
children. ln ths domestic sphere 81 is
siways commended. because it's humane I
aud decent and produces only happiness I
and good Nc IS really the measure Of
efcienc, aud protection iu free govern /
men, -Of the people. by the people,
foe the people" History contains no
record of auy savsse tribe. with geologi-
cal survey. a ccnsns hurcau. weather hu-
rcau. department of commerce aud i-hor,
or division ti-irihrinr seeds, potatoes
,ud iu-nips Tree Through iis rosiomce. or
oven with ro-tnicc to di-iiilnic Them
through Government of the people. hy
.i,rsut. with % CLUB. aiea,s lacks tHc
alarming atirIhutcs of ratcrnah-m.
TIE franicr. oi ODE National con-titu-
uou. realizing ihat thes ~cre preparing
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-28
LITTLE ABOUT
EVERYTHING
Short PunRent Paragraphs OF
interest TO Everyone.


Blessed i. hs chat may look forward
ritH hope
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Tlr entfl owes ono s living. hut somc-
iI...- It'. rtrffr ha.I Dob collect &c.
f.a-I
Odd. t.rft..r.t. seated Ir t.rcar.
.,..
l.' N'.''
.' ''
ltr. ,.fn0 .. ihe li-H school property
IU fIe United state. i- .l-lfnN NNN.
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....
BRITISH Columbia .a. 100000 Hnn acres ni f
I.... IUc largest vi thcu BEL Alta lake. +
r... OIL.
..... .... ,...f.- Dob, o,D no1
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....r .r,.-.,I,. ygt
nDrmaN manufactured 900 lat-i,.t-
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Do aH.tr haniI.-
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...... ... ..t..I..f ...rf .r,f ..le
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E.i0ff occurred I i.r m'Hr 'ih
.'.'am. Ira.c ro''eh', referred
.
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-28

no. connects at Dristoi tor Louisville.
XIV. Cincinnati. o.. aud AID points West.
Southeast. North aud Northwest, aud also
~ith Norfolk a Western Ry., for points
East aud with Southern BY. Tor points
south.
so. connects az Appaiachia for an
stations on the J. q y 70. r, and carries
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPING CARS
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-28

Close connections for all points West,
Southwest, North and Northwest.
Pullman seat fare 60 Big Stone Gap .
cents. 10 Midiio-ilsro s cents
No.2 connects al Appalachis xith trains
from Louisville. Cincinnati aud all inter-
mediate points; and at Bristol With trains
for Tennessee division, trains for \. a W.
Ry. stations. and Eastern points. also for
Southern Ry. stations aud Southern
points.
W. +. ALLKS, l. a. PAicBARp.
Gen'i Passenger Agent. Agent.
Bristol Tenn va.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-28

Ola newspapers for sale a, this
oEes.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-07-07
TRAIN BLOWN FROM TRACK,
Everything Hut the Engine Ditchcd by
nm Illinois Tornado.

Petersburg, H., July 5-An accommoda-
ton passenger train on the Chicago
Peoria and 81. Louis railraod was blown
from the track az Oakford H. near here
this evening.
Raggaseman Thomas Wiley of SPRING
field was killed and Is to 70 passengers
We're injured some of them seriously.
The train consisted of two coaches
a baggage car and the engine. and ali
but the engine we're hurled from the track
down seven foot embankment. turning
over twice in the descent and LANDING II,
a splintered mass of debris
The engineer says that as TIE train
approached Oakford. thu clouds suddenly
seemed TO drop. The approaching tornado
suddenly swerved further towards tho
NORTH ana the train was directly in it's
rath, Tho engineer opened the throttle
To pass beyond the zone of the danger and
again the tornado swcrved and headed
directly for the flying train.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-07-07
MATRIMONIAL GRAFT IN THIBET.

When Thiletan warrior, surfeitcd
with the glory of martial life, desires a
wife. he waits upon the father of the girl
who has attracted his eye. and makes an
offer OF marriage. The father, after
weighing the matter carefully-for n re-
fusa, is likely to provoke a long and
bloody feud-in turn waits upon tho
priests and acCuaints them with the ma
ture Of the offer. NJ the same time pay
inE TO them munihccnt brihe In order
to secure the answer of the dcities AS to
whether the marriage should be entered
into. The wife-secker, should he be DIP
lomatic enough, has meantime carried a
larger bride to the lamas. who bleed"
both father and suitor to the limit Of
safety. when the decision OF the doitics
is given.
For month the accepted sutton must
keep the family of his favored one sup
piled with meat and other Injuries, and
must be on his guard against rival suit
ors At the end of a month the chosen
one Is invlte1 To a grand feast by the
father OF tho girl, where tho bctrothal is
sealed by each cutting a small incision in
the arm and minglng the blood flowing
from the wound. This function of blood
brotherhood having been finished. tho
girl Is brought forward--smearcd with
grease and various colorde pigments.
adorned In all her hncry. and With "A rope
tied round her neck MS a badge Of sub
servicnee. Then ensues a scene of the
shrewdest bargaining, the father dilating
on the good points of the girl much in
the manner OF connoisseur of bloodeI
stock The wishes of the woman are
never consulted. but the bargaining goes
on for days and even weeks until a Anal
settlement has been arrived at The re-
duisite price having been paid. she is led
to the house Of her husband. where she is
subjected to severe beating in order
properly to humble spirit. and made to
run round the village loudly proclaiming
the merits and valor Of her husband.-W
{. Jameson Reid In the July Booklovers
Magazine.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-07-07

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-07-07
DELTA SIGMA.
PLANS OF GRADUATES.
Occupations the Seniors VIII Follow
after Leaving College.

Many of the members Of the graduating
class have already received positions for
their future work. Their distribution will
be as follows Briggs, A. II. Jones, Sar-
gent Ross and f. +. Hubbard Will con-
tinue to work in the medical department
ut the =. V. NJ :. I. Hubbard will enter
Johns Hopkins medical Mack and i'atter-
son will work civil engineers In this
city. Macrae Emerson and Pomeroy will
study law at Harvard. Wheeler will study
law at the New York law school. Bur
rows. Van Nliot. Spear and Cove will
enter business. Stearns, Clark. Hathorne.
Jenkins. Hucy, Derby will continue work
MS chemists. Marshall will take "A pest
graduate course and teach chemistry at
this college. Darling and Page will con-
tinue agricultural pursuits. Hood will
work on the bureau OF plant industry
being located here Shaw Will work for
rhe General Electric company of Scherec-
tady. n. y Ayers will be engaged in
civil construction work. Barker Will be
with the Croker Wheeler Electrical
Works of Newark, y. J. Gibson will con-
tinue work as a civil engineer Mt this
college. Chamberlain will enter the vet
Urinary science department at Cornell.
Sherburnc having received the Cecil
Rhodes scholarship will study at oxford.
Mulheron will continue journalism. Pope
and Clement Will work with the General
Electric company OF Schenectady. n. Y
Cramer will tnke postgraduate work
here. W. W. Gilbert and a. II. Gilbert
Will be assistants in the department of
agriculture at Washington. Jones will go
with tho S. y. Willard Nursery company
or Geneva. ~ Cunningham will sell
insurance for the Equitable Insurance
company.
Miss Little will tcach at the Peoples
Academy Of Morrisvile Misses Richard
son. Bear. Gilbert. Preston, Somers
Meers and Harding will teach. Williams
and MacMurty will also teach. Kirby
Brownell. Wellington, and Leach will con-
tinuc their work in engineering
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-07-07
THE SIGMA PHI.
r.. &. Benedict Of New York the Orator
md J. Il. Stcnrns of This City
the Poet,

The 59th annual reunion of the Alpha
of Vermont of Sigma Phi WAS held at
the Sigma Phi place Tuesday night, with
an attendance of 20 members of the
fraternity. Dr. j. Il. Wheeler. u. of this
city presided at the exercises which fol-
lowed the banquet Edward G. Benedict.
81, of New York was the orator and Jo-
serh T. Stcarns '96, of this city was
the poet. Short speeches were made BY
number of other members of the So
riety. Among those present were l.. ID.
Benedict. IS of Brooklyn. ~ Y, the
Rev. Joseph Torrey so. of Shirley. 1iass.
r. i. Benedict, %. of brooklyn. y.
Y. the Rev Lewis Francis, 'j6. of BROOK
lyn. n. Y, f. A. Sowlcs. 81. of ST. AL
bans. VI. J. J. Allen. 80. of Brooklyn
n. Y. Prof. w. O. Atwatcr, So, of Mid
dletown. Conn. J, d. Denison. '6s of Ran
dolph. c. \. Catln. -. OF Providence. r.
l., ], S. Morrill,. 80. of Stanford. Prof.
j. r. Wheeler, so Of New York city. r.
\. Foss 81, Of Boston. f. II. butcher.
80. of East Orange. N. J.. Capt w. S.
Pelrce. L. S. A., IS. of Springfield, Mass.
Frederick Billings. 30. of New York city,
F. G. Fleetwood %, of Morrsvillc. Capt.
G. G. Martin, L. S. A.. 80, J. d. Allen,
'93, Of Philadelphia, Pa. c. w. Benedict
"a, of Providence. r. l.. J. d. Benedict,
%. of New York city. Prof. II. A. Torrcy.
'93, Of Cambridge, Mass, A. c. Crombio,
~, Of New York city. l.. s. Miller, %,
L. s. A.. NJ. S. Allen. %. of BROOKLYN,
n. Y. A. 2. Stockwell. '95. of Cambridge.
Mass. C. T. Button. 90, of Middlcbury,
J. g. Curricr. 'ol of Rutland. and of
more recent classes J. g. Wright. lr.. OF
New York city. c. S Dow of Boston. J.
O. Fresbrey of Boston. Capt G. ]. Holden,
Y, S. A. DIR. II. r, Mcintyre of Brock
lyn, y. Y. Paymastcr G.. p. Aud, L. S.
n, Newton Kellogg Of Plattsburgh,
Crosby Miller of Berkeley Cal. ard l.. *.
Severance.