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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-25
REMOVED FROM OFFICE
'e'ee'fneh OF Oummerston Claim That
license Commissioners Were Dereiict
in their DUTY.

License Commissioners Were Dere,iot
in their Duty.
u, {. r. Glidden, George Warwick and y,
c. Baldwin. license co,nmissfo,o,,. , r.,,
Town of DGmmerSton. were s,,co..-,7 t.
- -""HutN by new board arnofrta5
ny the new board of selectr7en of 49,
- w aHtse as reason for thair
nC'1'H Inat the former commissioner
IN ICY 10 90 their duty as prescribed
80 'Ie incense law and that Therefore
unuer the law. the Offices yvare ,,a,,.,r- '' 90
Inc new board consists of n w
.u"n' CHARLES Wilson and c. II S7r-.-t
- "S 'oaIu OF Selectmen consists of 4 J.,
I ,I5IIS II. 5. Norcross and IIenr,, II
49,. NJ Hldden, chairman of the for
,,io,,.. Do' ~ Oh commissioners. was inter-
M, "eu tuesday by a reporter of Tho
rHHnlN' He said that on Monday tir
- 9'0Ins 'oId nm that the commissioners
80 Ieslected to do their duty and tbat
eiIelelore new board would have IN be
"PpoInted' Mr.. Gldden asked ,ybsrain
tho ~ BOARD had failed to live up to
ne Iequlrements of the law and ,vos
lold That they had not reportad tboir
"ollss ana hearings as required b, 500
'lon II of the license law
ION Il reads as follows: Each hoard
snam keep a record of its doinrs and
~ Mss ana report the same annually in
o,,iroS manner as selectmen are re-
So, - report other town business "
H eo.ioh reads: IF any member of the
eoard neeglects his official duties his Of
s'Te sIall at once become vacant and his
successor be appointed" The seIectman
sie arieu mat under the law the commits
sioners were required to have their rnnort
puoIisleu IN the town report. The COM
t ms s interpreted the law to mean
.llaI they We're not required to make a
repor' until they had been in Office a
1 oI,t mr. mr. Gidden told The Phoenix re-
ers considered themselves as IN nMthor-
''y and would not resign under fire
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-25

Ivan w, Goodner, formerly "A stenogra-
pher for the Estey Organ company, has
won fame throughout the West by his rev
Citations in one of the strangest poisoning
cases on record. Mr.. Goodner is county
attorney of Hughes county. South Dakota
and his home is at Pierre, whore Miss
Rena Nelson died after eating poisoned
candy received through the mail, The in
dlcatiouS at first pointed Ia Mrs. Sherman
Dye of Boone, Iowa as the person who
mad sent the candy, but a careful inVesti-
cation by |. W. Goodner, county attorney,
eNonerates Mrs. Dye and proves beyond a
doubt that Miss Nelson caused her own
death. She bought the box of candy in
Pierre and placed in the box small tab
lets of corrosive sublmate The remark
able feature in the plot is that she evil
IDENTIFY did not contemplate suicide. Every
thing points to an intention on her part To
take Just enough to produce a slight
illness and establish that she was the
victim of an attempt to poison. Under>
estimating the dcadlinesS of the drug she
ate a whole tablet, and was then seized
with an Illness that resulted in her death
nine days later, 1t appears to have been
the purpose to secure the conviction of
Mrs, Dye as would-be murderer. This
would have enabled Dye to secure a divorce
leaving him free to marry Miss Nelson
But when she found that death was in
eVitable she declared that Mrs. Dye must
be the guilty person. She even went
so far as to write an ingeniously worded
letter to an aunt i'm Boone, which was
maulfestlN intended to preserve her own
name when the fact of her relations with
Dye must inevitably become public prom
orty as the result of the trial of Mis-
Dye for what she supposed would merely
be attempted murder The address on the
box was in Mrs, Dyes handwriting,
but it appears that Miss Nelson pasted
on the box the address on n letter which
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-25

me, ne OIL house of the c. A. Gross Grocery
tt COMPANY in Fitehburg Mass, was des-
an Uie w by an explosion of gasoline Monday
I NJ E,o "a, smaIlwood, an employee, and
company We're instantly killed. The house
Was completely wrecked and the bodies
al oa me men We're found among the wreck
ase IN the Nashua river. The roof of
the ouiidlng was blown fully 100 feet into
"a ar, lolloWed by great pillar of flame
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-25
SCORE WAS Is TO 8
Company D Of St. Johnsbury
Beaten by Y. NJ, C. A.
Each Team Has Now Won a Game in
the Championship Seres-Payino Was
Fast and Very Rough-Ellis the Star


Fast fierce and furious was tbo rl,,,-
i'm, nt Festival han Trid,, ntabt whrn
- tiobo,n nrt,l.,esr1 Cn,,ir,,,- ~ or 80
f,i,,,s,,.,,. .,,d ,,.,,, u,, .,.,,,I ,.,,.,.. ~,
a., .t,t., ,h,,,,,,i,nsbi, IL ~ -, f.,.s
,,,,,,. vy,s rr,n,, In mo ,.,,,niro and II
.,or,s ett,ngn thot only tl,,.n ,-o,l.s ,ro
Win c,,I,. o,7o ri'',,.,. IN i,n ,,,s,,,,i ~
fin, two f,,,,,s 1,,ntti.Lorn ao,i1d b,v, lost
i'm ~ rnbrsL,,,,. Ok +, 10
the pamn was Too nucb or I'M. rouoh
b,i,sn o,in,. tn bc fntar,etin,, I'M, s,tisr,,.-
tow. rac1rd IN, r,,,is ,r.,s ,,,,.iid %
l,.... ..,ti.l ~ ,, 1,'l,t.'t,,r,, .,i =, -,
u,a isitnrs cl,,'r.,i,,r v.,s ,.1,ien5 ,,'
Inv, botb tnor,s ,r tyro IN, t,,r., ,,.,,'s',.,5
ana thor. was worry inn, I'm tho v-o,l. nr
tho o,..,,ir,r s,,r,csfi,., or .,o,I ,,,o,i,i..s
~, tl,n milo ACCOMPLISHMENTS If s,.ioi,.
In ,,,i,,,.s ti,, tonne ,,...,,, ..t,,,t ,.',,
" ot f1rit ana ,.,rr r...,1i1rl ,.,,,uv
,rbore was NOT only q drs1 nrt am ,h,,lnn
/ IL, tl,o ,,o,.nrnonte of mas, ,r thc ,l.iv.,g
who s1iind into oaqh otl,ar lilo ,,iss,,s
from q catanult. wholly regardless of
co. .,o,crccs Mo-, tu,,il.I .rn,Ird th,
/ no.,. ,.ra,teii,. .rd t,r, of C,o,,,n,,v -
mon stained The boards i.c,,nadinr ,.tt,
. th, di.rboree rrn,, tl,,ir ,.sa1 ,,,,..,,s
once vbnn two ,,i,,.,s ,,,I. r,jti,,,,' IN,
tha door i'm q hup,ring r,,tcb g. s,aat.t,,
/ roolishl, etanrnd unon Tho g,,,. tn .,t.
/ tapnt to san,ratn tbo,,, .rds st,rt,1
/ , crowd or hot heads vim r,l1,N,d tt.
/ louder like - lot of sbnan ana I'm o., i,st,.,t
An or "a mon ana hnvs ,vnre i,stli,,. ,,,
tho nlavinp surf,cc ana tba p,r,n i,d
/ tn he stonnnI for. n moment
The han was hacked. every seat bcin,.
taken and stnndinp rno,n ha,nu euni IN
The lipit of DO ni9,.inr snrf,G. C,,,-
many d brought about "a rootors who sat
togctbcr on the SINH sida ,r tno h,il
each man wearing a white c1rnation
This contingent stood a.. tboir tao,, tn
ti hittnr an MA lI,,..,i i,i,. '''''
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-25
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
Real Estate fer Sale in
GuiIfcrd, VT.
on School Street.

Farm of late Joseph NJ. Houghton. 90 acres,
more ur less three miles from NTuttleborO, ON
main road to GuitOrd Centre. Land well
divided into tilla4c, pasture and woodland.
Main buildings were burned. hut wagon house
and small buildings remain. Brick yard ON
the farm, with plcn y of high quality of clay
nearby. and extensive brock making business
carried on there. Fine spring water pipe to
site OF buildings. This g. excellent place Ton
farming and erection of buildings would
make il extremely desirable for summer home
Copper ore has nccu found On farm.
Also 40 acres Of land In Slate Rock district MI
Guiltori, - formerly moved, rest sprout land
and tract of - aUrcS pasture and woodland. in
district No . Guiliord, on which is valuable
Limestone ledge.
Will sell this property jointly or separately
Full particulars on Application to
GEORGE E.. HOUGHrON, Admir-,
West 5rattleboro, VI
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-25

: brown soap Send me a box. / can't
AFFORD to buy any other soap after this"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-25

Score, Gyms 49, High school 10. Goals
from floor, Langile ., T. Woodland .. Har-
wood, G. Pierce >, Wallens Sanders ,.
Coal from foul L. Woodland Referee,
Daniels. Umpire, Stolte. Timer, Dun
loavy. Time, Commute halves
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-25
don IS due bal large measure % Po I tiIsI
q Of WashIngton. ~. snrnne

aonai 0
! Daz
" washington ~t sprung soued
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-07
OUR COUNTRY.

a dnaucial writer's says that the
innocent investor who was lured into
purchasing with his hard-earned saw
ings the shares OF railway OF indus
uiol corporations at fictitious prices
can fnl q. u % ui1u in the couutIy's
continued growth and the fact that
after every setback caused by over
exploitation snl over-capits'ization,
che universal development lead, IN
time Co new upward swing ia which
the previous high-water marks are
surpassed
Vcry tue. This country is onl,
beginning to develop, and it is jim
possible 90 oyor-ploit for long We
may proceed Dor the time al TOO live
lly a hck. but IL viii not be long be
/ fore ,hc country will catch up
| Richmond Timc.- Dispatch.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-07
OFFICERS ELECTED

INV Yo.x. Dec. 2ss--At the meeting
Of th> directors Of the Seabcsrd Air Line
tod.v j. Sksiton Williams resigned the
ofic. Of President Of the company and
VICE President Barr vas elected fresi-
deat and General Manager Mr.. MI.
ii.ms was elected chairman OF the BOARD
Of directors.
Mr.. wiiisms expressed desire 70 Ne
relieved Of the active management, 10
order to give more q his time 70 hs
banking interests and psrsonA sn.,rs
Il was therefore decided 20 amend ths
bv-ia-s and establish the once OF chair
man Of the board, to which be VI" iHsn
elected.
.. N. Middsndorf vas nominated but
declined reelection as second vice rresi.
dent. and the Office vas therefor no.
SLED.
The following members OF The oosr'
we're elected TO he members Of the stsee
tive committee: TT. RYAN, i. ). zoo,
ridge. Jr.. J. A. Blair, J. ;. Williams' :
b. Dennis, b. T. Yoakum and ; D. VAT
geld.
other saiesrs we're elected {" follows
w. :. Meidrim. vice-president and tress
urer; ID. c. Portous, secretary, and 1. y
Roby, comptroller.
Mr.. Bars succession to the presidene
"a. expected some months ago IN spit
u Of repeated denisls from omeisi quarter
c His selection was urged by the inteFe'
which more recently became dominant
the Sssboard system.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-07
THE GOVERNORSHIP.

The Richmond Timcs-DiTaich in
quite an interesting review Of the
political situation has this compli-
mentsrv reference to General Ayers;
Mr.. Ayers comes from Wise coun-
~ In the extreme Southwest and Is
Of maturer age and experience than
either Of the gentlemen named. In
1855 he was elected attorney general
on the ticket with Fitzhugh Lee
when the readiuster regime was over
thrown. and rendered valuable ser
vice in that arduous position, then
[ Involving a.Sst' unfuaag' ct work.
owing TO the endless litigation at
tending the debt settlement. Mr..
Aver. Is man Of large means, pros
perous irnot positively wealthy, but
he is as approachsble cordial and I'M
assuming as when he was young
ana unknown man. a sound lawyer,
he is man of large experience 10
business and of ripe Judgment. lie
is not actively allied with any faction.
The Southwest, from which he
halle. ha. now become the political
/ battle-ground of The State. The only
/ Congressman elected by the Rcpub.
fcans is from the Southwest. and in
/ che recent legislative elections, the
Republican, made almost clear
swccp there. Some contend tina
these facts would have a tendency e
make the party look elsewhere ior
candidate. but others maintain tina
Iit is good politics TO nominate q ma
| from the fghuug ground and on
/ strong with the people Of that sec
Itiou. lfhc could get The bulk Of Ga
vote os tine Southwest in a miuout
urinary aud draw sufficient streugt
from other sections. as HIS friend
D contend De- viii, Mr. Ayers viii PROV
"a formidable candidate.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-07
FROM STONEGA.

Correspondence u she nix ssone Gap rosr
sroSreA, VA, Jany GA. u. q. Reeder,
the rev General Manager OF the Stonera
Coke and Coal Company, arrived ia Sto-
mega on Tuesday with has family consist
ing Of his wife and two children, a boy Of
Ave years OF age and babe OF nine
months. They viii reside in Mr. Wcutz'
rooms ~ the hotel till suitable residence
is built. the plans Of which have been
drauu The office force at the Gap will
in future DO their work here. and suitable
Office buildings will De erected. also sew
err LdselAgs ~-ii' g. -nVi up Co accom-
modate the officials.
A very peculiar eloremcnt occurred
here two weeks ago. in which Mrs. John
Giily, the mother OF six living children.
and Dam Glass, young man ui twenty
two Years OF age, we're The participants
Mrs. Gillv left an infant eight months old,
aud sick boy nine years Ola. who vas
rot expected TO live. The guilty parties
bad made Preparations some days before
their departure, aud Foo the evening when
they skipped. Nr- Giiiv got Der husbands
supper and while he was dozing after the
meal, che skipped Oh and met her affinity,
and they leit Tor parts unknown. A.
nothing b. kuoVn of thcir whereabouts
since the night of their going The sick
hoy. Roy. died on Monday morning la
the hospital, DE having been taken there
after his mothers eight.
Dr. .J. C.. Bailey g.. now on tho ocean
sailing, ss be took steamer 90 Philadelphia
ou Saturday last. his destination being
+ London. Eagiaud, where Be proposes 90
take an advanced post graduate course iu
surgery. Mrs. Biley accompanied him
90 Che steamer, aud returned fo Stonera
ou Monday morning. The doctor expects
Co Doc gone Cor three months.
After the holiday vacation the school
was opened with an increased attendance
and bright prospects lor steady advance
ment iu every grade boo chs coming year.
Ed. D. uufy and family leave This ucci
8 ior Pennsylvania and o. is whispered tha
% othes changes eill soon take place.
e Tho stork paid visit 90 TIE home of T
10 D Shupc, manager of stores here. ou thl
lgih ult. and lovely girl nov gladden.
che household. Mother and babe ar
doing uell
Wishing 900 thc readers oi che posg
prosperous aud happy Sew Year.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-07
COAL FOR JAPAN.
Immense Steamer Taking
Cargo Of II From lam
bert's Point.

Noryotx. Va. Dee. 3l.-fhe British
steamer knight Errsnt, an immense tramp
.tesmcr. will begin 90 take on here TO-
morrow cargo Of ~ so tons Of foca-
hontas coal tor japan. Ihs coal goes
from I.amberi's Point pier iu this hsrhor,
and lie the variety -hich is mainly burned
hy our varships
That no especial EFFORT 20 conceal the
destination Of the Knight Errant appears
TO have been made by Oh, shippers 10
taken here TO indicate that japan 10 not
attempting TO veil her purpose 10 night
Ru--is. should the negotiations nov INA
progress fail.
1he design Of England 90 support ia
nan b. siso thought 20 he Indicated some
What by the shipment OF coal 20 her 30
British bottoms.
The Knight ErrNnt is scheduled % dc
I liver Der cargo 81 Yokohama snd viii %
about Two months on thc voyage.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-07
AwoNDERFUL SAVING.

The largest Methodist Church in Georgia.
calculated 10 use over one hundred gal-
Ions Of the usual Kind o. mixed paint in
painting their church
They used only b gallons Of the Long
man & Mariindz Paint mixed With - gal
Ions Of lineeed oil. Actual cost Of paint
male was lees than 81 - per gallon.
saved over eighty ,ss0OO) dollars in
paint. aud got big donation besides.
EVERY CHURCH will be given lib.
lrs, I. ails -'itv whenever thew paint.
MANY houses art-aveu uaiuiat With iou
gallons of T.. 4 NJ. and three gallons OF
linseed oil mixed thcrewith-
Wears and covers like gold.
These Celebrated Paints are sold by j..
" Kelly. i--
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-07

TIM greatness Of the United States
as world power was never so mani
fest TO old world governments as now.
They realize that il belongs to the
FIRST rank ard that only diplomats Of
the highest rank and varied expert
ence should be sent to Washington,
The London Spectator recommends
that the salary Of the British Am
basssdor be raised to $4,000 yesi
because the man who represent
Great Britain at the capital Of tn
great republic occupies the most i'm
/ portant place in the nations dipio
matte service.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-07
FROM CRAB ORCHARD.

Corre.pollcucs 90 The hz stone Gap fosf.
CEan ORcH,Rn, Va, Jan. t.-O. = Co.
I.rrc had a tine young mule 90 get badly
crinnlcd iu the fore leg last saturday
while playing in The field, the ground
having become thawed and muddy for the
fret time this winter.
The dwelling house Of hufua Lcedy. on
Pigeon Fork, vas burned With its contents
about daylight saturday morning
The L. $. Licensed MstilleFy OF John
p Moore, OF Klondike, ON Glover ForA
la Harlan county, Ky, is nov 10 opera
lion.
Indications are that the New Near' 1901
viii hea prosperous one. We wish th'
Posr happy and prosperous New Year
y. y.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-07

Tnr department Of Agriealsure
cost $4,000. 600 last year. Among
the exhibits 10 be provided By the
United States govern,nen, at the 81.
Louis Worlds Fair will be a model
farm representing section Of land
ten acres in sxteat, illustrating es'
pecisly the value aud the rotation o.
crcps.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-07

bv careful estimates that IL cost 5000
600 600 to haul the products Of The farm
20 railway stations, rivers and canals,
which is vastly more than IL ecsis TO
maintain zoo. 900 miles Of railway. and by
careful estimates the cost could be re-
duced one-half. | have no doubt that on
some roads it could be reduced much
more
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-07

TobAcco and salt are government
monopolies in Italy, and are sold on
" in stores authorized by the govern
ment. Immense quantities Of to-
baceO are imported from the United
States into Italy. aud there, IN gov
eminent shops. made into cigars
eigsre,,s and chewing and smoking
tobacco.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-07
ANTHRACITE VIRGINIA

In the country surrounding Christians
burr. Va. there has been active progress
made during the past year looking 20 the
development Of anthracite coal deposits.
several companies hsve been organized,
leased lands aud accomplished prciimina-
~ work. Little encouragement was fest
-iven the men who proposed working The
6eld. bnt they have planned cou4ideranie
development The companies referred 10
include the Brush Mountain Coal Compa
nv. the Montgomery Anthracite Com qany'
t6c Clear Ar Coal Company, thc Price
Mountain Anthracite Coal Company, the
Vicar Anthracite Coal Company aud Che
Virriuia Anthracite Coal Company The
/ Virginia Company has done ihc greater
mart of She development work up 90 tuir
lime. It has expended from one hundred
and fny 90 two hundred thousaud dollar
in building o. railroad Co BE- mines. erect
inc A large coal breaker and othcrNis
or.narine Tor active mining. TO is report
Cd that experts estimate this company ha
Itucuty fyc million Of minahlc coat D.
Iairht Eirht miles Of outcrop. leases %
lotAcr company property and seven
bundled acres no additional land arc Do
clalcd BOO Che company properties. IT'D
other companies havc mainly dome prot
ncctine uork --Manuiacturcrs Record
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-07

BLESSED is the poor man. Pick
pockets don't bother him. nobody
tries 70 borrow from him, and no one
asks him 20 indorss a note; he Is not
robbed or harassed by hugationsi
burglars never invade his premises
and he sleeps in peace; when he dies
nobody questions bis will or st'emPtl
to steal bis body.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-07

Z. T. BAu~uS once said; "li you
have Sl9 20 put TO use. pay $40 Tor
the article aud 80 for the Advertising
I can ont talk any man but printer.
The man who can stick type and the
ueT'roosnis@i-l'.o a~a5-Ssand men
while | am talking TO one. IS the mdrr-
I am afraid Of, and want 20 be his
friend
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-07
DOES GOOD WORK.

The Winchester Steam Laundry
has recently moved into a new build
ing, added new machinery Go their
plant and are now better prepared
than ever before % DO the very best
Of work. j W. Kelly represents
them at this place and guarantees
satisfaction. Leave your bundle 81
the Drug Store.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-07
GORMAN FOR PRESIDENT.

The Washington correspondent OF
the New Nok Times has interviewed
thirty-two Democratic members OF
the senate. and one hundred and fl
~ Democratic members OF the House
by way Of asoertaining their choice
Tor the presidential nomination, and
the result Of the inquiry in thus sum
married..
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-07
PROFFERED SITE FOR THE
NEW COURTHOUSE.

President L. F.. Johnson, Of the Norfolk
and Western Railway acting for bis COM
panv. has offered the national government
in fe, simple. site for the new court
house which has been asked for b, the
citizens Of Roanoke in mass meeting a.
,cmbled. The lot Is = part Of the site OF
thc-pnsouscd lir~~.ds0o' sdlon'rg va
Hotel Roanoke property.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-07

As exchange truthluily says. u
the average church member was zee
euired 20 give oue-tenth oi what he
makes. hi. congregations would Ice
composed Of the pastor and sexton
and probably the cld sister who says
she Is glad that che is mot as other
people cam. ana who IS worth about
sac. 600 and gives $40 year 90 the
church
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-07

WANTED-TRUsT WORTHY LADY or
gentleman % manage business in this
county and adjoining territory for house
OF solid financial standing $1,000 straight
cash salary aud expenses paid each Mon
day direct from headquarters. Expense
money advanced position permanent.
cago. Nov 26-l2t