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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-07-07
Potato Planter.

c. P. Jones. of Gage County. Nebras-
ka, sends Iowa Homestead his plan of
potato planter: Take an old corn
planter with wide shoes at the rear
part and if there is a division there
knock it out with a cold chisel," he
says Take an old boiler or piece
OF heavy tin, cut and bend to fit the
back OF runners large enough to give
plenty Of room for pieces of potatoes
TO go through. Take a piece of 2x4
three feet six inches long and bolt the
back of each runner at the ends Take
another piece of 2x4 twelve inches
longer for the front. leaving six inches
project at each end on which the boxes
are to rest Make the boxes as shown
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-07-07
MARKET DAY in AFRICA
Bone Of the Goods to BE Bought 1.
Nigeria.

| C<<s@@S ~ &A9 o0uA1 ~ ~ Af0oknt n
Nigeria.
In northern Nigeria there Is very
general prosperity. due mainly to the
Hausa's undeniable industry In com
mercial pursuits. says the London
Magazine OF Commerce. Accounts OF
a market day In the town of zaria are
very interesting. At least 10000 peo-
pie were crowded together in huge
square end In its neighboring streets.
SO that 1t was only with difficulty a
horse and rider moved at all.
Everything appeared to be system
atically arranged. separate areas being
located, under head market men (who
also collect a tax from merchants). for
produce OF cotton, cloth. gutta percha
very little rubber. hides, leather and
leather work, ivory. ostrich feathers.
indigo and fiber; for foodstuffs OF va
rious cereals, such as Indian corn.
Guinea corn, millet. rice. barley. vege-
tables-such as onions. pumpkins.
ground nuts 0he so-called monkey
nut. yams and sweet potatoes-along
with fresh and sour milk, butter, shea
nut butter. dried and fresh meat:
while the livestock market was well
represented by fowls. turkeys. goats.
sheep. cattle. horses and donkeys. even
solitary camel being present. Cow
rie shells land occasionally Maria Te-
resa dollars) are used as a standard
of value.
A magnificent war horse was pa
raded for sale at 100000 cowries. our
equivalent being about $40 to $50 Use
full mounts can. however. be obtained |
from anything over $40. Along with 4
the aforementioned principal articles
are also found the kola nut. most |
highly priced luxury, coming. as II
does. over thousand miles from the
OF the gold coast and
antimony ,.or dyeing eyelldsl.
tin and iron represent the metals; salt
and natron from Lake Chad. besides
articles of foreign import. which are
Of infinitesimal value compared to the
natural produce, and mainly consist
of copper wire. cloth. knives, sword
blades. razors. needles. beads, etc.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-07-07

that she would be down in mo time. d
How quickly she dressed. Then shs
ran 70 Herbert and helped him. telling
him such funny story as she comb
cd out his curls that he forgot 20 cry
and both were laughing when they en-.
tered the breakfast room. Nor did she
forget to do many little things that
mamma expected OF her before school.
As she gathered up her books. she
could not help peeping into her report
to see II II really was a dream. Kiss.
ing her mother good-by. She whis
pered, II had a dreadful dream last
night. mamma. III tell you som. time.
But mean to have my home report
as good ms my school report" And
mamma understood Youths Com.
punlon.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-07-07
OLD CHEROKEE CUSTOMS.
How the Tribe Elects Its Chiefs-yote-
Openly Bought.

How the Tribe Elects Its Chiefs Votes
Openly bought.
The last chief Of the Cherokees has
been elected. With the passing of the
tribal government will go many.of the
unique customs OF the territory. says
the -yinita q. t. Chieftain. OF these.
perhaps, one Of the most interesting Is
the method Of conducting political cam
paigns. Long before their removal
from Georgia the Cherokees had re-
publican form Of government similar
to that Of the United States. the minor
differences being a principal chief In
stead Of president. the right Of suffrage
being placed at IS years instead Of II,
and the method Of voting being viva
voce instead OF written ballot. The
first step to be taken Is the calling Of
convention In which the head cap
tains are chosen. These captains meet
in some grove to nominate candidates.
The voting population Is separated
into the full-blood. the negro and the
white intermarried citizen. The full
blood. unlike his brothers Of mixed
blood. segregates himself in little set
Elements along the less-cultivated parts
Of the country. He still believes. for
Instance. that the treaty made with
the British government mt the time OF
he revolutionary war will some day be
and that. II he does not en-
tangle himself with American institu-
ions, the British will restore to him
lis original hunting grounds.
The most distinguished feature OF
he campaign is the political barbecue.
4 speakers platform is erected under
he trees and booths for the sale of
oft drinks, peanuts and CONNECTIONS
re scattered about. Whole beeves are
oasted day and a night over trench
IS dug in the ground and filed with
mbers. Speakers are present First
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-07-07

His Reverence-Yes. | knew them
both as boys. The one as a clever,
handsome lad; the other a plodder--
a worker. The clever lad was left
behind in the race OF life; he is poor
still. The worker was able to leave
his widow over 10000 pounds.
Host-Yes, I heard yesterday that
the bright lad is going to marry the
widow.--Tit-Bits
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-07-07

A subscriber to an agricultural
paper sends a sketch illustrating q
water gate and writes: "Some flood
gates are built so as TO catch and hold
all trash. though swinging freely, and
others will allow obstruction to be
freely disengaged and pass away One
Of the best 1 have found is composed
of 2x6 upon which Stats are nailed
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-07-07

proprietor OF the
famous gun works
at Essen. Ger
many. should re-
fuse to supply any
country with guns.
that country would
be in a bad way as
a military power.
The entire artillery
OF Russia. Japan.
France. Germany
and Italy was
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-07-07
Usual Method of Calculation.

How old would you say she wasp
well, let's see; when we were IN
high school together she used to snub
me because I was kid. Now. I'm 81,
and, um-u-um. well. ] should say
she was about rs by this Town
and Country.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-07-07
Use the Harrov ON Corr.

Many farmers read with surprise
the statement that harrow can be
run across young corn without dam
age TO the crop. Try 1t and see. It is
better to use the iron-toothed harrow
with teeth slanting backward at an
angle of As degrees. 1t is remarkable
how much work thrse- section harrow
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-07-07
I|lIlIlIlIl.IlI]I1IlI1I1Ilf1.I]

OF proper length TO reach the low
water mark This gate is hung 10
log or beam extending across the
stream. attached by chains or wire. In
this form we find very good gate for
a water gap"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-07-07

in the illustration Attach the remain
der of the planter at the back with the
L bolts shown. Fasten a strong board
back of the boxes. but in front Of the
wheels for two boys to sit on and do
the dropping. Plant and harrow just
as they are coming up"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-07-07

'They play the piano adj day long In
the next apartment to Briscom's"
what an affiictionw
yes. Briscom will be awfully sorry
when the winter Is over"
"WhyT
Hell have to give up his ear
NUTS. "-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-07-07

Picturesque. happy-hearted Japanese
girls gather the leaves Of the tea plant
in baskets that are sluDg over their
shoulders and carried to the drying
grounds, where the leaves are spread
out under the suns rays.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-07-07
A Biooaipg nird.

They were walking on the terrace.
Mamma and little Fred:
There they met n stately peacock.
His gorgeous tail outspread.
As they stepped out Of the pathway.
To give his Highncss room.
oh. lookH' cried Fred. astoni.hsd,
The peacock Is In bloom.'
st. Nicholas.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-07-07

Often when fortune knocks at
mans door it is house-cleaning time
and be II away from home.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-07-07

A Medical clay.-The latest improb-
able discovery in medical mineralogy
is a clay containing a small per cent
OF the sillcate OF aluminium which is
said 10 have curative properties IL
is claimed that no mineral known 10
scientists Is purer than this. II is niue
times finer than the finest starch. The
discoverer claims he can drink four
gallons OF water without any diseon-
fort after using the new material as
medicine and that his weight has In
creased as we'll as bis strength. lilo
claims he can cure with this clay any
case OF typhoid fever or diseases Of
that kind within an hour. but OF course
all these things have 20 be taken with
the grain OF traditional salt
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-07-07
PRACTICALLY OWNS A CITY.
Miss krupp, of Essen, Is the Worlds
Richest Girl.

The fate of nations lies to a large
extent in the hands OF the richest girl
In the world IL Miss Krtlpp chief
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-07-07

Les-Ache in children.-These pains.
so common in children. are probably o.
neuralgia nature aud are associated
with dlspyoportion between the
amount OF waste matter formed aud
that exuded. A few heavy meals. or
even one such eaten during dry, cold
weather when the child Is actiSe and
drinks freely. viii have no bad effect.
The same quantity OF f6od. however.
taken during damp weather. when
elimination Is less aetive. may give
rise 10 these growing pains. The cause
then In a word j. uueliminated waste
and the treatment giving be@t c0ndi.
lions for prevention and RELIEF Is care
OF the diet. free exercise and water
drinking and more than all else care
OF the excretl0ns by baths. sweat
baths. euemas and 80 on.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-07-07
Leslie. Report Card.

Leslie came In from school with a
whirl, leaving doors open behind her.
1t was chilly winters evening. aud
Aunt Grace, in her easy chair by the
window, drew her shawl more closely
about her.
Mamma, see my report said les
lie. tossing the card into her mothers
lap. Isn't IL splendld?' and she dane
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-07-07

From the father OF young either
OF New York comes letter explaining
his very successful method OF making
the reading OF good books delightful
TO his son. He says: Il believe il is
well he should read those books he
has before acquiring new ones. and so
we have entered into the following ar
rangement: For every book he reads
himself from cover 10 cover. and of
which he tells in little composition.
l am TO give him new book OF his
own choosing: the right 10 veto the
choice remaining with me. IL | do not
think the choice a good one" There
comes with the letter one OF the little
compositions" showing how this o.
year-old boy carries out his part of
the agreement. The idea seems en-
excellent one; but would il not be inn
proved II the father also should write
an opinion OF the book. so that his son
might be guided in his judgment? IL
might also be good plan for the faith
er TO make suggestions as TO the new
book given as a reward-especially as
the father writes US that his sons taste
for books is inherlted.--St. Nicholas.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-04-07
HAVE ORGANIZED.

Ga last Saturday aftsraeo= -
o'clock a number Of base ball enthn-
siasis me, in Mr.. Calkley's office Tor
the purpose Of elsoting officers and
discussing the situation for the com
ing season. After discussing the
matter It was decided that there was
no reason why Big Stone Gap should
not have one Of the very best teams
this year in the history OF the town.
George r. Taylor was elected cap
tain and James b. Ayers, manager
Play ball. boys. aud get ready e
meet the best teams In this section
| for. from we hear, there is going q
be some pretty good teams fonn'
about here this year.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-04-07

Among the most notable Of the
changes in the new state school laws
Is one providing that ''no district
school board shall employ or pay any
teacher irou the public school funds
Il said teacher is the brother, sister
wife, son or daughter Of any member
Of said board" This means mat
teachers who come under this eatego'
nv will have to get out alaer the pres
an, session or else ON May LIST th'
trustees 10 whom they are relsle'
will have to resign their Offices
This provision, il is said. viii Pla,
havoc in certain sections Of the stats
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-04-07
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK.
ERS.

Al 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon,
March 10Th. the Sunday School
Walkers met at the Christian church.
In the absence II the president, the
secretary called the meeting to order,
and a temporary chairman was elect
ed. Twenty members we've present
some good reports were made by she
/ soliciting committee. y committee
was appointed 60 appear before 'he
town council and request that proper
means be taken 20 close all places OF
bu.ipess on sunday. Messrs. w. /.
Goodloe. Or. Sprolos, John hamolsn
and r.. II. Sheppe were appointed GA
the committee.
The following program was ar
ranged for a general mass meeting
for sunday evening, April ltth, a
) o'clock. at the Christian church
D.. Song.
3. Sculpture reading.
:. Prayer.
HON. 10 reach those who do not a
tend sunday school. and hoV 70 tntere.
them in the sunday school work. I
Sbeppe. Discussion, John hambien al
Mr. Prescott.
Z How TO make the Sunday scno
lesson Interestingly paper "y 81
Y lS~wanson. Discussion, Rev T. " oho
maker and W. F. Baker.
Influences Of sunday school.-A Z
per hv Mics Read. Discussion, Rev
II. Wampler and Judge W 5 Matness
. The Sunday School Teachers Ms
} ing.-Kev. ] A. a. Sanlsr.
"a Hon 10 keep adults in the SUM
Scbool-Rev D. VI. Austin. Discussi
u. NJ. Goodloe.
The meeting TO be ~enhVened
song. as occasion demands.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-04-07
INTERSTATE
TOURNAMENT.

ON Wednesday. April 9th and
Thursday. April 9Th. the interstate
tournament will be held here on me
Bristol Gun Club grounds in West
Bristol This Is tie first shoot given
by the Interstate Association TINS
wear. Il is % compliment TO the bns'
tol club 90 have secured this event.
Every manufactured Of sheii.' pow
drrs. guns and targets are member,
Of this association. They will SEND
here more than their usual humble
Of best expert shots. Many OF on'
people ami visitors viii be here &
witness this great exhibition oi shel''
by experts and high-elass amateurs
who shoot.-BrisioI Courier.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-04-07
Y. & s. ". At ST. LOUIS.
Natural Tunnel is a Largo and
Striking transparency.

Striking transparency
In uni.ue way the Virginia and
Southwestern Railway viii be repre-
scnted in the Virginia Exhibit At tne
81. Louis Worlds Fair.
General Passenger Agent Allen
| called the attention of the Courier To
this Saturday afternoon. and the mr.
ther evidence OF IL was seen when a
Courier representative called At inc
office OF Nj John b. Newton, vice
president and general manager CT the
company.
nerintendent OF the state Exhibit
came 20 Southwest Virginia, one
. feature which charmed him was the
Great Natural Tunnel on the Virginia
and Southwestern Railway lie De-
. termiuea 20 have a uansparepcy OF
70 the tunnel made for the exhibit on
e ,b. World. Fair. To tins end he
10 had Mr.. Hilard. a United states
70 Government expert, go Co the scene
photograph the tunnel amt provide
I'd a large transparency, showing up VA
front Of the east end OF the tunnel 81
u natural manner. and all it, awc-in
id spirinr features. IL so happeue
.r- that one of the %compauy's large en-
er gines arrived at the tunnel AZ 'n'
he Time. and this D., ia the picture, VII
nd it's front Just outside the tunnel al
k its extra steam popping OF.
re. The transparency Is on glass AZ
is executed In a highly artistic ma
nd ner. The rocks show up in inc
natural limestone color, while
on laurel. ivy and other mounts
get Growth present a charming scene
lbsnpny blended With the other cole
ay' ia the scene
Besides having a large transp.
rug eucy made Tor the World's tair !
bibit. Mr.. Murrell hsd one 2xS !
made. which be has presented 70
< Newtons Office. The Transporter
lis likely to have the effect 10 or
many tourists TO Southwest Ntrg'
con, in t1tnre.-Bristol Courier.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-04-07
]. w. KELLY, Druggist.

WANTED-By Imboden Coke
COMPANY. Imbodeu Pigeon Creek },
Wise County, one hundred coal min
crs.
The Woman Home Mission So
ci.tv will hold their regular monthly
meeting At the residence Of Mrs.
| skccn on Thursday afternoon at .
o'clock.
The passenger trains Of the Nir-
eiuia and Southwestern railroad are
now entering and departing from the
union depot in Bristol
@. NJ. Brown. after a visit OF a
connie Of weeks 90 his family at tins
/ nlace. left last Wednesday night for
lLaFollett. Tenn. where he has large
. business interests.
Van Camps. Chickens. Turkey
Vienna Sausage, Catsup. Pork ana
" Beans. Peas. Plum Pudding and
Uomiuy.
81 Mrs. John f NsH icft last Friday
morning Cor Johnson City, Tenn
where She will spend O. few days Wis.
ne itiug relatives.
Miss EVA Young. who has beer
en- teaching school 300 Giaieviile COLLEGE
do al Wise the past year. spent las
Thursday night Boo town, on her wa.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-04-07
MANAGER WANTED

Trustworthy lady or gentleman 20 man
.~e h.siness in this county and adjoining
TERRITORY for we'll and favora5iy knowa
Nous. Of solid financial standing. SUM
sfr,irht cash salary and expenses paid
zach Monday bv check direct from head-
quarters. Expense money advanced 70.
s;tio. permapeat. Address Manager, eh
Gene Block, Chicago. Illinois
Nch H-3m
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-04-07
DELEGATES ELECTED.

At the meeting Of the quarterly
conference at the Southern Methodist
Church on last Wednesday. the iol-
lowing delegates and alsernstes were
elected to the District Coniereaee q,
Pennington Gap May p. 20. = and
2s: ID II. Bruce. r. II. ShePpe and
G. y. knight. Alternates; y. .
uamblen and r. z. Barron.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-04-07
DIR. TO
WE'D MISS LOWELL

GArr CRY. va, April DIR.
Wade Hampton Saunders. a Promi,
neut young physician and surgeon oil
Gate Citv. will we'd Miss Ooley
blanche Lowell. daughter ol ar
James w Lowell. Of Manchesier'
Va. i'm Baiubirdge Street Baptist
Church OF chat city az ESQ O'Clock
Wednesday evening April 9Th Df.
and Mrs. Saunders will reside m
Cato City.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-04-07

Ihave now for sale several cottages
and lots or very easy terms. and some
6.st clsss dwelling houses; mightex-
change some OF the dwellings ies
farming land.
G. l.. HANBLxS.
Real Estate Agt.. Big Stone GAP. va
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-04-07
GOOD JOKE.

In Big Stoue Gap there are some
,olored girls that are almost wnl'e
AMI one NOT knowing them would not
.p-nect that they belonged Co tAe Al
rican race. The other day a Young man
who was not well acquainted ia town
became smitten on % of these si'''
and some of his friends, as a jose
nor,uaded him 20 write her a note
with the request 20 take ner 10
church. Not knowing that she be.
,louged to the colored race, he d'd 50
mic answer came back refusing h''
request. and adv ng him To- seek
Eli of his own color. I'm be d.
;l T.. aifI amt as white as she u.s..
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-04-07
RAILROAD NEWS.

\ special from Pennington Gap 10
the Richmond Times isGaich, dated
March "a. says:
The Louisville aud Nashville Rail
road Company. in connection with
the Black Mountain Railway Compa-
nv. are Building a road OF some eisht
miles from this place into the Pock-
EFT country coal fields. These roads
now have their grading almost done
and it is said they will begin track
Having about the first Of May next
The construction Of this road Is de.
veloping the county more than III
building Of the Louisville snd Nash
willie through IL. II passes through
some Of the best steam, gas and cox
Goals and timbers in this end OF tn
State. Il is said this road is the Dc
ginning Of q railroad in the coal held
Of Eastern Kentucky.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-04-07
BILL
To Establish a Federal Court
at This Place Has Passed
the House.


A telegram from Congressman
slemp in Washington announces that
the bin recently introduced ey ham 70
establish q United States Court AZ
this place passed the House Of
Representatives on last Saturday
The bill now has 20 pass the Senate
before il becomes n law. We unaes-
stand that Congressman SlemP VIII
have no trouble in getting 1t through
that body. a. he has the promised
snpport Of both Senator Martin ana
| senator Daniel. IL is also thought
that the bill will become a law a.
this session Of Congress. and ~
does ii is likely that a term OF tn'
10. 5. Court viii be held here thu
fsl.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-04-07
I. pin Stone Gap'POSt.
thursday. AARIL Z. 1904
LOCAL ITEMS.

~ NAN"H -
Wolfe spent saturday and :
3 Law in Bristol. 1
Coeburn's two children are
Snslv IN with typhoid fever.
g. Strong speut Saturday end
- with relatives at Gate Vity-
Alice Garden and %li',le
H. Of Corbin. Ky, are VISIT
s. elatives IN the Gap.
MI, and Vegetables. "Wednesday
lad Saturday.
a.. A. NJ Rogers spent Saturday
IA Sunday at stonega-
p,lmor Newbsrry. o. Lee County
saturday anl Sunday 30 "e
"a visiting relatives.
a.. Muncy, a prominent lumber
spendinc q few day, with
sis family this week
coite n number of our citizens enc
>Vi.. This week attending circuit
Gosh shipment cd
81. o.. ana Crackers this week.
MrNcY DAVIS '".
u..rv D,iv. OF Roanoke. b.
broiher iu-law. jaime.
III ly. and family in the "'p-
g,nrt II. Ia session az Wis.
N week, Judge II. y W S"''.
~ siding.
KS = Palmer. of Crab Orchard
eut Monday night milne '
III return home iro'o NN
y Craft. Of Rye Cow
c.,r,y spout Firlsy night
I'll yn. en- route TO Clin'woo'' N"'''
III eached Sunday.
Miss parilee Buckley returned i'
" day night from a VISIT '' ''''''
~ Scott county.
Ni..e. Bessie and BERTHE E'to
.it of tea DAVIS Co relative,
place, returned TO '"e''
Tstol oatuIo"!
Mis-. S,llie Sizemorc. oi Mila.
M. passed through the Gap D
suuday morning e"'o"''
Cry, on a VISIT To-
Attorney Normeut Powell, oi Is
nj. soen, Friday night in town
Mis-. MAGGIE Carues. Of Lee 60
,f.it;ng her brother, w
,Ee Gan.
lo,f .f oor br
""'e you sam ONE.
"'' s-lt,mcnts wee
~. a DAVIS e.
s. pno Collector.
DsPu'y "n, a. C,.,levool,.
o''",t
le ''' "se~ ~
W. Mn Ni,,.' p5sss me psw re
IA ns .'' rscentlv s~tarte,
Roanoke. was in town last wecN.
a.. man, 81 = N
nj - PROGRESSIVE
N ILL.,. L,nlinc viii be-
.Pa for occupancy in a stort time.
b, - H,,chipson. pre-.
I'd r;n bJd o~uarte~ly meet.
~" 1.i.I Methodist Church o.
Saturday and Sunday.
II Won want the frst class
. pbone to the only u~r-to-date D.
md MuScy & DAVIS
r. l. Brown went 60 Jon
~. Saturday night TO VISIT ms
y. y. NJ. Brown, who has nee"
bic health for some time
re The severe cold winter gus
N has greatly damaged tue 'iu'
In this section and 1t Is though
isH. viii not be more than man "
II Attorney II c. II. Richm
-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-04-07

We advertise your property IL
e,sts YOU nothing unless we make
sale.
Wlsr CouNry Rr,L ESTATE AerNSf'
Lock Box 239. Big Stone Gap. Va