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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-14
FROM OLA.

co,,,.,.,aer-. q To, Jsx stone Ca resr.
on. Ky. Jan. sit is the prediction
that shi. has been the coolest winter Win
is si,or aud slcct lor several years. per
haps = secade-
william Z. Hammons passed through
Ole this morning en- route TO the Burg.
The meeting held at Coily, conducted
nv Eta. Joseph Hail, was attended by
/ small congregation
Riley Webb mem"cr Of the Sta'e
Guard. and a nice Young man Of this sec
lion. was shot by viii Shepherd on
! couan Creek. The witnesses testified IA
the courts Monday, and the testimony
given showed that said shepherd hao =,
eau.e whatever 20 commit the crime n
i Thought 90 De the most horrible crim'
committed IN eastern Kentucky
Carter Collins, Of Ogslla. Kansas, I
visiting relatives in this part Of the sec
ton. after an absence Of fifteen years
Prof. g.. W. Jcakins made trip 10 bi
4 stone Gap this week
:. jenkins will start for the MI
: west In a few days
2 Cards are ont announcing the mafrlag
q Of Tom Graft. of Wright. and Mics y IN
b Graft. BiIvia. Ky. May JOY and happinei
y he theirs. is the heartfelt wish Of u
q ~,iter pNrEiCK.
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FROM DORCHESTER.

Ccrrearousfsce u ne hir Stone Cop fo'f
DoncHrsrER. VA, Jan. l0.--The
MANY friends in this vicinity. aud
elsewhere. Of general msnager John /
A FSs.r. Of the Colonisl Coal and
( Coz. Company, and OF Mr.. George
w. Esser manager Of the carbon
Coal aud Coke Company, AZ Norton
viii deeply sympathize with them m I
the loss Of their mother. Mrs Lllsa
Esser. whose death occurred at her
home in Mauch Chunk. Pa, on Sun
id.v afternoon at one O'Clock. De-
ceased was in the ssth year Of her
age. She is survived by three sons
e. and one daughter. Mrs. Esser had
been an invalid during the past hive
/ wears. the result Of a fall sustained
b while attending to household duties.
& Notwithstanding her great age ana
s the last years o. her life spent IN sui
ferinr she retained al her faculties
s. 10 A remarkable degree, and her
$ kindly and cheerful disposition alway'
~ enaeared her g. al fortunate enough
u Ia know her. The funeral occurred
he on Wednesday of this week aud wa'
n attended bv Messrs. John y. Sn'
Il George W. Esser. of Dorchester
To- Mr.. John L. Kcmmerer. of Soran
81 ton. Pa. president OF the Colonia
n. Coal and Coke Company. spent sew
m cral DAYS last week in Dorchester.
es George C.. Hagan left lat wee
be o. -cs,3s al Gnrhiu XIV
eel Thomas NJ Painter was on Il
oil sick list several days last week.
D" nr Paul Herman is looking aft
tho Dorchester sick and ciipp"
during thc absence of Or. Crockior
ace uhs was married in Petersburg
lie the 5th INST. aud who. with ,
ien biie. is on an extended wctdil
journey.
Ne.sr- Robert A. Beers and d.
'.' NrNlullen returned last week from
~. vacation spent at their former hon
in Nauch Chunk Pa. aud 10 oranl
IN *. >.
.hc Walter SIrryes is another unt
.,. tunatc minor Co ect badly iuju
T, ,n wildcat work 900 Thursday of
.t B., week.
IS Co Miss Uroyles. Of Knoxville. Ter
u. thc new cashier boz the comp
... store at thi, place
c.r. Ns D. ST. E--or s spending
Nu |crsl Jsy. this week 40 Church ]
,,efe rcun.. her former home.
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almost every figure from S3a month up 10
sue c6. which IS the highest sum paid
ana which goes as the $4,000 a year PEN
sions 20 each Of the widows Of presidents
and 10 commanding generals OF the army.
RI far the greater number of pensioners
i'm any QUO class b. that OF the Si- a monin
grade. e. .ael OF these being widows ana
al ono former soldiers There are only
four porsous receiving the small pension
OF g. a month. two being pensionea on
account OF army service and two on ae-
count Of the navy. 10 appears from tne
monthly grading Of payments inat tne
number Of pensioners in cach sf"oei exc
ct..ivs of widows. Jumps up at the various
-.,,n. srrh az 81 a month. then s., Si2.
ktfard a mouth. the next grade haN-
inc the greater number being the so
Grade and there are 2i.H@a drawing inns
rate. There are loo pensioners each
] drawing So a month aud seven widows
each OK whom draw SIS a month. To most
/ of The cases Of high pension payments %
| widows the ALLOW aueCe aye the result %
succial acts OF CuuEtcss granting Do
creased payments Co widows ni disiin
cuishcd generals.
There arc sin ou tnc rolls five person
who are drawing pensions on account O.
1.-The revolutionary var service
Another historic fact of interest is ina
Ithc uuuic of Coo hr.t ncusionct Tor d'-
Iahii, out oi scr'i ice boo the civil war "a
i IIsorold Charricr. ot che Iwciiih Ne
lNork regiment Hc enlisted DOB apr
10 I-GI aud WAS wounded in June, rccclN iN
. pension 300 August oi that scar
q There are 4l0 cE-soldicr- tna it- SOS
Hian employees ol che pension bureau "'
are upward Of titv rctrs ODD. Hrd i"fi
s f,rer nf trr soldier CLERKS Hrc upward
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FROMSIONEGA.

r................ .-,..f.-s.. ... r..f.
III. Ham, fH-olt Nar,
,..,.. l,..,. a.. Aunt MARY. died sud-
dcul, 600 Monday morning boz D. d. 0aeupe.s
residence, where size WAS employ yea '0
chores around tne hnh-r ''
oue ol thc iaulli't cN't''l' POD '''''t'
/ iof thc past seven tt''- "'''-
religious turn ODD n.'N- ..-...
i',~s. toneri Tuesday. l.n Just.
rbe ,s,ti.n .tor, OF tae stoueea Coke
aud c...l l..mr.-, WAS entered D., Thieves
.n Suria, uisht Dr., forcing tuc irou bars
,r.rt or thc i.aut piuluv and forcing thc
rirlou un Several watches. some cute
lcrv several Qair of shoes. noi over Ni'''"
ia value. is au tae, carried Oh. One Of
the clerks sleeps T" ''
out tHe "''a'ee'
b quietly DIE WAS "'' -'''''
large force oi carpenters aIc .'''
aud the work on tle ue" oinces began %"
Monday. DO IS expected t.ry "ii nc ie'',
Tor business hy tAe lst oi February.
y The various orders have elected iHcit
o. Officers Jos tile ensuing term aud are n-
a follows.
c Improved Order OBJ Red Mrn.
. Sachem. ,. Carson King SENIOR oaga'
more. John % Grifith. Chief ot Records
% VIM. Callahan. Prophet, O.. j. e'che'
' Junior Sycamore zoe ",N ''''''
a. oi Mampum, john A"'N'-' o.
be- Knights of rythias.
H. d. a. ! d Stsrt. prelatc. J.. =. Pierce
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AwoNDERFUL SAVING.

The largest Methodist Church In Georgia,
calculated 90 use over one hundred gal
Ions Of the usual kind % naked paint 10
painting their church
They used ouly ls gallons OF the Long
man & Nartindz Paint mixed With - gal
Ions Of liusced on Actual cost Of paint
maic was less than 81 30 per gallon
saved over eighty $4,000 dollars in
paint. aud got a big donation besides
EVERY CHURCH viii Dee given hh
crsl quantity whenever thew paint
MANY houses are well painted with ion
r.iions of o. NJ aud three gallons %
/ iinseed OH mixed Herewith.
Wears and cover. like gold.
These Celebrated Paints are sold ny j
I S. Kelly. leg
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-14
WASHINGTONLETrER

"A, d I.. -Thr.
........ ..l,, .rt .l
n..n.. -,h ir-t Senator
NJ. L.gen .r..ch regarding
p,n,ma .n rcp., to Senator l.ise
"a. claimed th.tfhc revolution was
...f.t.f lv officer. aui citizens 90
I.. United St,t,- Ue would refuse
~ ratih ,ny treaty until thc contract
,;ti. the Panama .ansi company l,
COMPLETED Ihe Committee ou Ior-
.is, Relations B.. daly considering
/ mo- treaty. aud the Republicans an-
uounce ta,,t Willingness Go amend Do
Ia ae.ialle.
s...,.. ,f.rgan.. contention chat
l,l. ,.y.r,t,,n I'M Panama IFS a riuch-
/ beck revolt and chat whatever dds
l.,tisf.cuon theie Was resulted iom
Ian illegal conspiracy BOO which che
President took part b., vigorously
opposed aud even resented .y iniSe
Srooncr. Fairbanks and other Sen.
ators. who insist that the eamioisitH
-. tion 81. hamc.ts, ia ihe affair au'
Iouote precedent. 60 abuu.suuy just
lifv ham. The Boston Anti lmpetiai
ist League has sent "a committee hei
2 TO take q nsnl
4 Re.ort. of Oh, biz Mcclellan ain
nal. ~ N., York. ou The 4th. checrc
.ltbe Democrat. in Washington. bu
caused a division oi sentiment o''
the hst Of proposed presidential c't
didate. There are those who COZ
slider Mr.. Cievelsnd's aecli"aiion
> final At s. dinner given Co Senate
pr Plat Of New York by the Hepue.
y. can delegation from his state, o" 'i
10 5th. Congressman Payne 1eJoiceo
=, Republican harmony, Senator D
pew was a. optimistic as always Aii
81 good dinner. and Senator Pla
to warned his hearers that the Dem
10 cratic party WAS becoming sane :"
,er therefore was AZ a dangerous 'o
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-14
STRANGE FACTS OF THE
PENSION ROLL.
Uncle Sans Money for War
Service is Sent 10 the
Most Remote Coun-
tries Of the
World.

There l. f4ofc Cham one reason eht ihc
pension st.icm of tlc United States
/ Should uot Do, regarded as oi so much iu-
tcfc.t ta people iu au parts of thc e9uu.
/ COS. o. thc most gigantic distribution
ot moucy eaca year made hf ans nation
on ealth
The largest urmbcrof pensioners re-
siding outside OF thc United states be- iQ
De found n Canada, where there arc no"
more ihau twenty iarcc hundred persons
. oao receive pensions as survivors or as
widow. or orphans of soldiers "ho SERVED
p itiis nation iu war. lu Germany then
, afe motc Cham Give hundred n lreiAn'
: che nest largest number. ti'. m England
1891. m Mexico. lif, Boo Scotland. l2l' O
SNl1crlaud, 3. iu Sweden. 81. BOB Aus
traIa. $50. Boo China. 10. aud 80 ou through
81 ..t. tteff.t erIi.fntlands. 10 is remark
,.... r-.e q-,.l., tber, are 81
a '''' e.......t
pensioners "' '"-
ItDc island of ST. Helena Ones and WI
d I3,eai n parse.rN. South America, al
.....,..-. r..r reflect uaon d
'"' r.,.......
Tact ihi i" '"' ''
e. Ecuador. the Comore Islands in hsll
% lin sian. the SEYCHELLES Islands. Same
.-...., u.r3.r,s India. Malta. d
"D"'' f,
X Isle Oh Man. M""'''-''
IBERIA. and many other places equally Q
mote are 10 DE found n.m one 90 a dot
....... aud ,h.l.,rc mention of {
n p'"''o"'''
- fact serves 20 nius''A'' nov great y
bounty % '", 80, -. no A.
- 0''.' VA. -1 - ,,'.De.-,, IN
or ''N'''''' ''' a.. a.. colo,
MS ever ,,. 49, " ','s
Ear sion can DE found.
INC m. Sal, having the greatest mum
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bebslf Of his State against the merger
Or the Northwestern railways lie
held that il would create monopoly; I
that i, wSs agsinst the laws Of Min
nesota and the interstate commerce
laws. and Injured the prosperity /
rights Of the State. L. ;. Senator (
DIETRICH. If Nebiaka. is or trial Tor
bribery. aud Ex-Congressman Duggs,
Of New York. has ius, been convicted
of the same offence sud viii 60 TO
prison.
Congress will pass a bill aPpro-
priatinr large sum Of money 70 IN
vestiratc the cotton boil weevil which
DESTROYED SO much Of the crop m
/ Texas. The Census Bureau an
nonnccs that up 20 Dee. Is, 1905,
the number OF bales Of cotton ginnea
/ in the South was S.s4s.747 In
,ie, of this fact the Department OF
Agriculture admits thst its estimates
. Of the last crop was too high. DIR
, WILEY. the Agricultural chemist. ha'
I seen urging Congress 70 make hi'
bureau one of foods also. lie say'
,hat last year 80 cargoes Of German
% wines were turned back because th
d wine contained solicylic acid. Nuel
s other impure food from Europe wa
,r also refused. Congress hcsitates Q
give one man the power To say "hs
food stuff. may or may not be im
an -. A.,..,s,a \ rororf iron
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-14
DOMESTIC troubles.

II Is exceptional 20 hod a family where
there arc no domestic ruPtures occasion
ally. bat these can be iessened by having
Dr.. Kings New Life Pills around. Much
trouble they save bS their great work IN
stomach and Liver teonbles. They not
only reaiyvc yon. but cure, sc at J. W
kelly's Drug St6rs.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-14
FIRE AT coRsIN, KY.

CoHplS, Ky. Jan. Ga FIRE Of
unknown origin destroyed three resi-
denccs and store here tonight. en-
failing a damage Of shout $4,000
The ere started in the residence o.
Eraest Doll ab9v O'Clock.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-14

L. cotton keeps on advancing We
will soon hesr the careful shopper
ask. DO you guarantee that TINS ''
every thread cotton
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-14

"Whca the butter won't
come put q penny I'm the
cburn. IS am ol time dairy
nro>erb. It o..n seems to
work though mo- one has ever
told why.
When mothers are worried
because the children do not
gain strength and flesh we
Saw give them SCOTS Emul-
sion.
Ii Is ike thc penny IN me
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-14

Man traHspoTsstios last year eos'
IN. country S62. 594 200. paid 70 l.
400 liaes Of travelling Pos'oihees on
..;,w.x. steamboats, aud electric
roads. sgsresa,ing ls9.2s miles II
l.ne,h--or aboui la.ooo iess than 'h'
fetal -silesge II oor railways. Their
we're Io.55s employee and 'hs 'si'
way postal clerks a.od'''l Hs''ly 10
ooo. ooe 900 pieees u mail MISTER.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-14

Tn annual report Of the national
cou,missioner q education makes il
known that las, wear there were TO-
aa5 So pupils enrolled in the p1h'''
srh.ol. Of the United States, and tha'
IN. average daily attendance WAS o.
per cent.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-14

Tar total United States trade with
Alaska for the fiscal year wsfi I'M
ports. slo. BPS. 600. exports. ~. 49,
GOO.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-14

ColuNmA hiss great wealth lying
untouched on her plains and m her
forests and mountains.
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New States will soon have e. be
admitted TO the Union in order TO
supply names for our new naval YES
sells.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-14

Tar osigiusi cost Of the sues canal
-. $3.50 *. 600. Its depth Vas Tor
many years maintained at ,~ea'y'
a.. 60, Ia 1895 II was dredged 20
ae,,h Of thirty-one feet. los feet
vide =, the bottom aud N2o iee' 81
the .n,i.ee. This brought it, cost to
N,,le more than $lU0. 100000. Ii
ne, pso6ss average tea per cent. pe'
year
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-14

MAxr exchanges are printing 'es
following Il you are ~ yssss old
uhss xous bAby is ose year old. Thea
~. are 20 ssmes - old 40 the baby
whs. ,sa'ss % year, cd. BABY Is
sse. thea yea sss ave s'mss s' old As
sbe assy. when yoe are 10 year
on. sssy !. 20. saa ,ea are sss s-'''
:, A. wl>s yes s. = y q. =
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-14

stead Of being twice as old as your
daughter you are only one-third
older. Now. at this rate how long
would you hsve to live before your
daughter is as old as you ases
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-14

Tnr name Alaska. given by Mr
Seward TO the country Tor when h'
negotiated. means in the Indian Ian
ruare The Great Land
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-14

Unto 1900 mos, OF the iurs oi the
,,o,la esmc from RUSSIA. but since
thst time the United States ana
Canada nave been the principal ini
,.,sre;nr countries. The value OF
aor proAue, Of aquatic iurs 's large
hs;ng - 500. 100 Tor 1900. wheFea'
IN. total for other countries ~ 'h'
..r,. vesr was $2,960.6lo.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-14

our Of the l8.5oo.00o people M
Mexico less than 100000 can reS''
though ,he first printing press M 'h'
world was SCI up 10 Mexico
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-14

EvARyrHINo comes 10 him that
waits-even the sheriff.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-14

4 u,S has got the secret OF bust
ness success down pat when he eau
..ll an article "beloN cost" aud stiiI
make a good profit on a.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-14

Tnr Fourth Of July fsll' on Mon.
asv ihi. year. whereas 1t came on
SATURDAY. las, year The skip o
sunday is accounted for by the eH'r'
aav I'm February ,his year.
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te.d Of being twice as old as your :
laughter you are only one-third
,lder. Now, at this rate how long \
would you have to live before your +,
daughter Is as old as you are ID
Pass NJ. HieciSs. chief examiner
Of the civil service commission. ia his
annual report says that during the
last fiscal gear il2.624 persons were
examined ior the classified service Of
the government. and 4o,423 appoint !
ments were made to All branches OF
the services. OF all these examined
nearly SO per cent. passed, and 80
per cent. Of all examined were sue
eessinl in securing appointments.
/
Tnr Chicago postof6ce now IN
course Of erection will be the second
largest building in the United States.
| 1t will contain more structural iron
than any other building in the United
States. and probably any other IN the
world. Il contains more granite than
any other building In the United
States The time OF completion g
l uncertain and it's cost problem fol
guess work
Furry thousand acres If timber en-
p consumed every year In the manu-
lactufe Of crates and boxes. lh
h railroads of the country use annual
,.ll2o o00 600 ties. Seven hundre
and fifty thousand Telegraph pole
must be renewed yearly. mot 90 mef
tion the telcdhone poles used and Oh
be telegraph pole. Required in he co'
TO struction Of new lines. making q
' total annu-l consumption for pni
aud tie. ] 600 600 acres
Tur greatest clock in Che wor'
the dial or which win De- l2o feet
diameter. being luiit in Mi'vaub
for nee at thc Louisiaua foreh.
lr Exposition The minnie band rs
be be- sixty feet long. ond the hal i-
an be- brilliant bed of a.ve.. 500 "a h
side. with numerals 6foeu feet i"'
II...It|, T...H t.'.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-14

The sbsv. rates A.. Cor stssdiag sd'sf'''s'
zents oniy.
-tocn Apvrs-ssxxrSvs viii Be sharg
Cd for a. the rate q ; cents PER me '''
Insertion.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-14

Irr the man who has 60 make h''
r,r,nne in life remember this maxim
Au,ckior Is the only secret Dare
,na the world always yields' or, 81 81
best You sometimes. dare " 's'''
and IL will suecunle-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-14

SIT yourself earnestly 20 zee what
voo were made 90 DO, Sni then se'
voor~e,f earnestly 40 do it aud the
iof,ier your purpose Is. the more 'nf'
you will be 10 make the "o''' ',e''
with every enrichment Of yourself.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-14

- "Goon Ro,rs DAY" At the world 3
fair will be May 10. 1904. The ma
,i,usl and international good roads
convention will he ia session 0" ~
Lou,, throughout, the week Of May TO
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-14

JIM. Andrew aud A. g Bowen. mcr-
chants aud partners trading under The
firm name and style Of Andrew a Bowen.
plaiuiins
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-01-14

Entered according % postal res"'.''''s
the pc.t-oasee a, B,r s,sss ess a. 'ee'"a-
class matter.
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lssO. sses xo'
column $4,000 $50 .os I 81 ~
4" AGO 90 ssos i9oo co
q $3.50 1890 700 ia
1909 s.ss 500 1t
m, .so,. rate. AZ. Tor .,.saiss sa'sF'i'.- tn
.nts oriy. 81
~-LocAl ApvrsrssxsrSvs vii Be eears -.
for At the rate Ofs cents per lire Ter each
.sriion.
FvAryrHrNo comes 20 him that n
-aits--even the sheriff. o.
Co,rNmA hiss great wealth lying
Untouched on her plains and m her c
orests and mountains 4
Tar total United States trade with 2
Alaska for the fiscal ysar was I'm
ports. slo.s2S. 600: exports. ~. 49,
900.
New States will soon have 20 be
admitted 10 the Union in order 20
supply names for our new naval Ne''
sells.
L. cotton keeps on advancing We
will soon hesr the careful shopper
ask. do you guarantee that Tins 's
Ill r.tfnuN -
Tnr name Alaska. given by Nj.
Seward 10 the country tor which he
negotiated. means in the Indian IAN
ruare "The Gres, Land"
orr Of the l8.5oo.OOo people in
Mexico less than 2.Ooe, 600 can read
though ,he FIRE, printing press IN the
world was SET up IN Mexico
4 Mas has 60, the secret OF BUST
ness success down pat when he eau
sell an article "heloN cost aud s'''I
make a good prof, on IT,
Tur Fourth Of July fsll' on Mon
aav this year. whereas 1t came OF
SATURDAY. las, year The stip @
SUNDAY !. accounted for BY the eE'r
aav in February ,his year.
SIT yourself earnestly 20 zee "h'
YOU were made TO do, snd then %
voor-eli earnestly 40 do ~ and Oh
iof,ier your purpose Is, the more 'u'
Won will be 10 make the world Tioh'
with every enrichment Of yourself.
- - .Coop Ro,rs DAY" q, the world
far will be- May 10. 1904. The "
,ioual and international good ro'
convention will he ia session in
Tou,, throughout the week OF May
r.rr the man who has 60 make
fortune in life remember the maxi
Attacking Is the only secret. u'
,na the world always Yields or 81
best You sometimes. dare " -
and il will sueounb.
Tm annual report Of the na''o
co,mi.sioner q education make
known that las, wear there were
9a5. $50 pupils enrolled in the Pa.
school. Of the United States, and
the average daily attendance ~A'
per cent.
Urto 1900 most OF the iur' oi
.o,la came from Russia. but .
that time the United States
Canada have been the principal
produeine countries. The Vsia
oor proAue, % aquatic iurs is l'
being s2.so2lOO Tor 1900. vh'
IN. total for other countries u
same wear was $2,96o.6lo.
Tar osieiusi cost Of the sues {
va. $3.50. 1000 I,s depth va
many year, maintained at ,"'
&c Zee, To 1895 II WAS dTedg
aep,h Of thirty-oae feet. los
Wide =, the bottom and N2o Il
,hs surface. This brought IL c.
little more than slOo. 10000
net profits average ten per ee"
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-06-28
SPECIALS.

Fostoria, O., June 27.-The Old
Folks and Cnildren's Home, which
has recently been completed by the
German Baptist Brethren of the dis
trict running from Sandueky TO the In
diana state line and from the northern
line of Ohio to Logan county. was
dedicated on Sunday. The district
includes % church societies The ded
icatory sermon was preached by Rev.
Is P. Berkebile, of this CITY, Sunday
morning and a second service was
held in the afternoon.
Akron, Ohio. June 26.-Dayton gets
the next convention of the Ohio Chris
tain Endeavor Society. Rev. J. E.
Fout, of Fostoris, was reelected Preei-
ent. c. 81. Hubbell, of Columbus, was
reelected Field Secretary, and Claude
Eckart. of this city, was reelected
Secretary. Miss Mabel Fortune, OF
GAINESVILLE. was reelected Statistical
Secretary. and Vinton NJ. Pace, of
Cleveland, Treasurer.