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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-19
SUDDEN DEATH
OF 4. E. LADD
WEIL-KNOWN REAL ESTATE MAN
CALLED HOME.
He Had Been in Poor Health for Some
Time, but the End Was fastened by
Asthma Complicated with a Severe
Attack of Bronchitis.

II. E. Ladd, the well-known real
estate man and leader of the profess
sion In length of service, died to-day
at 6:15 a. m. at his. home, 1871 Oak
Grove street. He had been in poor
health some time, and the end was
hastened by severe complication of
bronchitis and asthma.
A week ago Mr.. Ladd was forced to
give up business, but not until Satur-
day did he take to, his. room. Even
Yesterday he was able to transact a
little business over the telephone. He
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-19
IS P. GROVE IN ST. PAUL?
His Brother Pays Capital City a Mys-
terious Visit

Some people in st. Paul think Pat
Grove is in that city. Their suspicion
is caused by the fact that John Grove,
brother Of Pat, is in st. Paul and refuses
to say what has occasioned his visit. John
admitted that he might be able to pro-
duce Pat if he wanted to, but followed
that statement by saying that he didn't
want to. He says Pat is too clever for
the police, and in his opinion they will
never get him, even if there is a large re-
ward on him.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-19

The above, written on postal card,
was received this morning by Frank Nc
Donald superintendent of the workhouse.
The writer, it is said, has had experience
in the workhouse and is anxious to go
there again in order to get an easy Job,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-19
FLOUR CITY FARES BADLY
Dunbar and Mccullough the Only
Local Kinks to Win

Flour City Kinks Jared badly in the
first days play of the bonspiel yes
terday. Of the six local Kinks which
were entered in the first draw Of the
St. Paul jobbers' trophy, Dunbar and
Mccullough were the only ones to
win their Matches. the former defeat
ing Duncan's Duluth quartet by the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-19

administered second defeat to Sam
Fullerton of the Nushkas, and both
the 500 Kinks went down to defeat
All four of the Winnipeg Granite
rin 1 are now out Of the running. for
this trophy.
The ice to-day was good. but will
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-19
DUNBAR WINS
THIRD GAME
FLOUR CITY SKIP is SWEEPING
ALL. BEFORE HIM.
Several Surprises Are. Recorded in To-
days Play in Northwestern Bon
spiel-Lorimer Beats Pitblado's
Strong Granite Rink-Canadian
500 Trophy starts Tonight.
THIS MORNINGS SCORES.
Flour: City Curling Club Trophy

'SS' 10y S0iIilS }SluD - TORIys -.
FIRST. DRAW. Il: f"
L. P. Ordway, Nushka, beat H. c. Rock.
wood, Portage, 16 to g.
J. s; Gates, Superior beat w. p. Mag,
ner, Duluth, Is to 1. "
J. Mccullough, Flour City, beat S. F
Fullerton, Nushka, IA to 10.
e. f. Mackenzie, Duluth, beat A. T.
Dyment, Thessalon, by default.
G. v. Dering, Columbus, beat J. H
Riheldaffer, Flour City, IL to s.
Pithblado Granite, 19ito.6
II. F. schenlmel. Cambria, beat JOSEPH
Ripley, Michigan 500, IA to 9.
p. j.. Rochon, Fort William, beat w. F.
Ferguson, Michigan 500, t13 30. @ -
SECOND DRAW. ~
r.: Fl. Dunbar, F'lodr City, beat Ron
Smith, Duluth, Is to IS. &sa
This mornings play in the north
western bonspiel,L on the ice of the
Flour Citv C11rli,1p aIrh fnished III q
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-19
BEAT MARKHAM AT SMEAR
Quartet Wanted at Hudson for .BIg MITE
Work 5ze5a5s 1890: ~

Harry Mcdonald, W. j. Burns, Bob
Kingsley and George Burton. all Of ST. Paul,
are now in the county jail at Saltwater
awaiting requisition. The three men are
wanted on larceny charges at Hudson,
Wis. 1t is said that they induced George
Markham of that place to enter a game
of smear, and won his money on the big
mitt plan.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-19
ONLY HAS TO SPIT
Charles Hanson Realizes How Easy 1t Is
to Get into the "Works."

Minneapolis. Mimi, Jan. 1S.-Mis-
ter Mcdonald, Workhouse: Dear Sir
If you can give me easy job out
there will spit on the sidewalk and
come out. I can't get, one here
Charles Hansen.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-19
SCORING THE BUTTER
Samples in January Contest Being Tie

Samples N january Contest Being Tested
To-day.
The scoring Of the samples for the
states January butter contest is being
finished to-day by Sam Haugdahl. W. b
Collyer of Chicago, government butter
expert assisted in the work yesterday.
and left last evening flor Fargo in com
pany with Commissioner Mcconnell. They
are in attendance to-day on the conven.
tions of the Tri-State Live Stock Growers,
association and the North Dakota Dairy
association. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-19
Good Roads Move pelaxed-.nnnstions

Good Roads Move DeIayed-Question
as to the advisability Of the federal gov
ernment's taking up the good roads move
ment caused delay to-day in the action
of the public affairs committee of the
Commercial club upon the report of the
legislative comR1ittee recommending the
Endorsement OF the Brownlow bill now be-
fore congress. The report was tabled and
the discussion will be taken up d week
from to-day.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-19

Two Watches Given Away.
Read about the Journal watches on
the last page. Two watches given
away free of i all cost to the best
guesser. -. Y 49,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-19
Get a Watch Free.

Look at the watch on the last
page and estimate when it will run
down. If you are a good guesser you
can win q watch.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-19
CITY NEWS.

$GoodhoW to Talk.-John Goodnow, con-
sui general to Shanghai, will give a talk
at the Commercial club Tomorrow at /
p.s m. on Northwest Trade With the
Orient"
County Board Making Out slate.-The
county commissioners are in secret ses-
sion to-day to decide upon their annual
appointments. 1t is believed that very
few changes will be made.
Andrew e. johnson Here.-Andrew e.
johnson. vice president of A. E. Johnson
& Co., left last evening for Bay City.
Texas. to look after the affairs of the
Northern Irrigation company. Later he
will go to California, where he will spend
the winter.
Plans Of Edltors.-Minnesota editors
will have headquarters at the National
hotel at their annual meeting next month
in Minneapolis. The sessions will be held
in the Whist club rooms. The association
has accepted the invitation OF the Com
mercial club, and Secretary w. G. Nye
Of the public affairs committee will pro-
coed to work out the details of their
entertainment
strale Case Dropped.-Three hours after
he was locked up in cell Al at the central
police station and the charge of embez-
element written after his name in the
station register, Charles Strale, bookkeep-
er for the Flour City Ornamental Iron
Works company, was released upon order
Of Judge Dickinson, the officers of the
company having decided not to swear to
q complaint against him. Since then the
matter is said to have" been adjusted and
the company now has no charges against
Strale.. - .,,4 .a-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-19
INSPECTION OF GUARD
Order Is Issued by Gen. BobIeter for Feb
ruary Inspections.

The order for the annual inspection of
the Minnesota national guard has been
issued by General Bobleter, and the in
spection will be made by the majors of
the three regiments during February Each
major will be assigned to different
battalion than his own. In the First regi-
ment Major Seebach Of Red Wing will in
spect the, ST. Paul battalion, Major Spear
of st. Paul the Minneapolis battalion. and
Major sRoWley of Minneapolis the outside
iibattalions, the companies at Saltwater and
Red Wing.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-19

narrow margin Of II to 10, and the
latter gaining an unexpected victory
over Sam Fullerton's strong Nushka
rink by a score Of. 10 to u. b. g.
| Murray defaulted to Evan Reese Of
the Nushka club, and the other three
flour city Kinks were defeated. In the
play for the flour city curling club
trophy last night, Dunbar won again,
but Murray and Mcleod both lost their
games.
Many Of the visiting Kinks which
We're expected ito make ia strong fight
lost their games in the first draw.
among these were Rochon's Fort Will
liam quartet, considered one Of the
strongest at the boLspiel and Nc
DOugalls rink from Reston, Man.
Three of the four Kinks from the
Granite club Of Winnipeg lost in the
play for the Flour City club trophy,
but in the St. Paul jobbers' event the
four Granite Kinks. and the one from
the Thistle club Of Winnipeg all won
their games. The visitors are ex-
pected to make stronger showing in
the succeeding events. Their defeats
yesterday are ascribed to the fatigue
Of the trip to Minneapolis. ar
The results of yesterdays games fol-
low:
ST. PAUL JoBBERs' TROPHY.
FIRST DRAW.
Alex McRae, Duluth, beat3J. Mcleod, Flour
r. If -
s. Lemon, Granite, beat R. j., Mcleod, Duluth,
ID. N, Braden, Thistle. beat w. W. Lorimer,
flour City, IL to 8. 49,.
II. Pitblado, Granite, beat n. G. lockwood,
&c e. McKsnzie, Duluth, beat J. Riheldaner,
p. Reese, N,qshka, beat 2. g. Murray, Flour.
y. Mccullough, Flour City, beat Sam Fullerton,
I, w. b. Stewart. Nushka. beat W. H. McDou-
gall, Reston. Is to IL.
columbus Fl 1e to s. Cambria beat G. y Dsrns
I; T. Ordway, Nushka, beat E. j. Rochon, Fort
!, q p: Halstead, Portage la Prairie, beat, w
r. e or paat6 arss Il to best Ron smith
I j. Chisholm Granite. beat ". a. Lightner,
pn1ntb F. Dunbar Flour city, beat c. A. Duncan
j. Ripley, Michigan Soo won from A. E. Dy-
ment, Thessalon, by default. +
i J. s.: Gates, West Superior, beat W. +. Fergu-
son, Michigan 500, II to 1.
FLOUR CITY CLUB TROPHY.
FIRST DRAW.
Alex McRae, Duluth. beat W. H. McDougal,
D; NJ. Baden, Thistle, beat j. Lemon, Granite,
. R:H. Dunbar: Flour City, beat r.. A. Harvie,
. Ron Smith, Duluth, beat J. Chisholm, Granite,
c, = g: M NJ Nushka beat J. Mcleod. Flour
". D. Stewart. Nushka, beat H. E. Halstead,
Portage La Prairie, 10 to 8.
Il: !: Mcleod, Duluth, beat D. c. Murray,
:, Reese, Nushkl, beat c., A. Duncan, Duluth,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-19

"New Hats Arriving Daily, 50, So, 81 p
Shirts Il price. Hoff's Toggery Shop.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-20
FROM ABINGDON.

Correspondence Of M RE Stone Gap ro-r.
Abingdon. Va. Oct. i5-Ncws has ius
been received here 10 effect that au1 /,
raging in Dickinson county. sever.
deaths having resulted from this maiadv
! hfce children died in The sane famil,
within one night in 1855 this d,se.ss
was prevalent ia that section. and claimed
MS victims almost hv the score.
The N. Z Church Conference l. bsins
ed
Judge Mcdowell court - siil ia ses-
sion here. the case uf Thomas Train Msth.
eson versus Mathcsou AlkaH Works he
ing heard. This case is attracting con.
siderable attention. aud bids fair 10 be.
come one Of the most noted cases ever
beard iu this state
Intelligence just received from Ietcss.
Dnnhts, Ky. near the Virgins 49, =
us,' p 'u -Ss--rtT5i he cabbage snake
H.. .-'iis appearance there and that
1910 Instance "a Mr- Maerard and her
three children wore poisoned o. death br
ealing cooked cabbage
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-20
GOOD ROADS BILL.

Congressman ". 7. Browulows
Good Roads Bin is still very live
National is.ue. according o. that dis.
tinguishcd representatives statement
OF ats status. When asked what had
become OF has measure last night the
Congressman took occasion 10 20 in
20 very thorough discussion of the
oili and his present effort, 10 It's be-
half
Il have eleven stenoersphers
working overtime on this bill. he
said. sending out literature aad au-
s"eung questions concerning IT,
coming IN from every quarter. The
measure is favored by three -ro,ptbs
OF the Senate aud they will support
II IN no half hearted way know La
the house the Speaker is opposed to
u but there the light is on and We
propose 20 win out. it we have 10
beat Ia coming elections every man
who stands IN the way Of it, pass
sge
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-20
FROM DEWEY.

ofrv-i'ondruoe of Tho Hig Stone Gap rc.r
hav ti. Va Oct. s-Misses nona and
hdna SuodErass, OF Dooiey and BLACK
wood, Va, were visiting friends OF ncaev
ant Flat Hap this scck
Mics MaisJ Auilina. a popular ,opnr
lady oi this place, Is spending "a few dav.
WIN het sister, Ars. Monroe Hubbard. q.
Indian Greek
Hiram and David Standcfer. prominent
Young men OF Marcara. XIV. were p.e.t.
oi Il. o >tandefor iast week
The public school st West D.ue, il
progressing nicely viih Mi-s Mabel Adj
ANS teacher.
sher.n hi-er, Of Mise. vas here oabu.-
ihcss Friday
Revenue ohiccr-. OF Wise. mad. divine
iup Oh ihe Laurel lork a-t Safnrd,,
night "hcrc thtY DESTROYED on. Ifi..f
mo'nshino -ti'i anl about lnu rsiiaus of
beer
%. " HILTON viii soon goo to HE farm
n'af Loui-tIiIe. kY. Wcui.h HON rrost
-uroees iu h's homc boo thc Lowell, ohio
valley.
"wednesday night some unknown rsr.on
q approached W. % bowling store at W..f
i'rHcf, detached a. eiuiov Ifehf and u.erf
uridr and took about $4,000 u.-b 81
clothing. cic. We have no riur d. .,
a" ho arc thc guilty parties hut hon, the,
mHf Dec brought 90 iu-ticc.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-20
HOTEL EUGEM]
r. s. sHANxl'S. Proprietor
Big Stone Gap. Va.
Hates $500 per day. Everything new an,
A delightful place to ston %

tcud after their fourteenth or af,..,s.
year. This should not he so aud Il would
not be the case IL parents give proper an
eoursgement. Becsuse q boy gets re.ti,.,
IN the school room his parents need moi
conclude that u il vast OF time TO send
him. He will do veil IL encouraged aud
kept at u. IL is poor economy TO pa, 10,
At work when be ought TO he in school.
unless MS necessity. Give him IN.
best education he can get, and ST him 70
do something In the world. Because Won
succeeded With bet little education ia no
reason that your son should be deprived
OF all be can get. Conditions have all
changed IN the las, 10 years. IL REQUIRE.
more skill and training TO rise in the
world than IL did when you we're a hov.
Your son will make better mechanic. a
iarmer, a. we'll ss better business man
by having good education Your danrh-
ter will be a better housekeeper, a better
vile and better mother by having All
the advantages that the public schools Of
our lard afford. You eau afford 10 stint
your children on fine clothes, fine houses
and fancy food much better th.a
you can afford TO starve their inteilects
and compel them TO live narrow. sordid
iNes because their natures are not devel-
oped- You can afford to bear extra buf-
dens for long shile in order 10 ft them
Tor The burdens Of life. They will thank
YOU In after years
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-20
A LITTLE ABOUT
EVERYTHING.
Short Pungent Paragraphs Of
Interest to Everyone.

Joseph Jefferson, best beloved Of Amer
'esH actors, has ended his stage career.
Begin early 10 make plane for YOUR III.
work, aud then work hard 10 make them
come true
Give a man plenty 20 eat aud woman
a new hat once ia while and thev will
both he happy.
\ life Of Andree. the lost explorer. i.
TO be Issued by the geographical society
Of Stockholm Of which he was member.
The ancient Greeks owed much Of tbei,
physical beauty, suppleness Of limb. ana
strength Of constitution to the use oil =.
lotion.
This has not beer a good season for the
zee man, but the coal mau goes to the bat
aud feels 't in his bones that he Is going
60 make home run
Italian scientists having proved thai
malaria Is transmitted from infected dis.
iric,s 10y the mosquito. caused The Italian
government TO adopt measures Of protec-
ton against is extension to government
agent. and officials required 10 reside iu
maiariai Districts
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-20
FROM WHITESBURG

r.f'r,isai,H0rs f lh. iIs Stone 0su r..r
Mult,.Da.. hf. Oct IA. Ibs,,
''een siicHi sn BONG. D eiil now give few
Items from our "lutio mountain town"
County Court convened here Nand.,
VEIN great nun.Dcr of our county. best
ci'itcus assembled on husincss
iac telephone sv.tcu from hereto R.k.
90 is nn 'oot seaiu aud a company d.
aHoat to Doe oreani1ci to build t.
Nm. Ncrmuilou. of Hast bend. viii
soon move to coeau Creek. where he Will
reside in tlc faurc. We regret 90 fo..
such good citizen.
Af,h Jenkins. o wealthy farmer OF
Thornton Greek. NO. DOB town Saturda, o,
business
lhc ceId band off death entered haa-
"a honic oi our couatv cicfk. John al
N"ltins, ano stole SWAY fhcfr tuo-Ncar-oIf
daughter, and the remains we're laid o.,
rest in zoe Naudiii Cemetery. at che mouth
oi Saudiick below here Bat she Is nou
shining angel around tlc throne
j B. bently. c,-couniy clerk. will soon
De in ouF midst aesiu as citizen. H.
no~ resides az Ice. below here
samuel Collins. che Postmaster has
been Co see Toe sights 40 thc Worlds Fair
Gay Tor ihe past ue,k
Estate OF James Webb. Who RECENTLY
aiea here, was sold 40 public auction vel.
ierdas 60 T.. n Wehi,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-20
A CARD OF THANKS.

To the citizens OF Big Stone Gan
and vicinity
desire through the columns Of the
Big stone Gap Post to extend nv
kindest regards for the Kindness and
hospitality shown 10 nv deceased
brother during his late illness and
the sympathy shown TO his family
during sickness and at the burial. IL
made lasting Impressions that will
not be forgotten.
Sincerely yours.
J. ;. BEAuAN.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-20

No town will become good bus.
mess center SO long as it, business
men rely On few merchants to make
the effort 10 bring trade to town Too
often the men in few lines OF trade
are about the only ones that reach
out after custom Other merchants
want until these men induce the peo-
pie TO come TO town and contents
themselves with trade that naturally
af'i's to their place. \ public spir.
TIED man should ask himself If he i
doing bis part to attract people 70
come to town to trade in helping the
entire business community. and No
town Is a success unless all lines a,s
working 70 extend the trade As far
possible and trying to bring a large
territory in the circle in which m.
town Is the business center.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-20
The PRESS.

Some women who clAins 10 B. m.
der thirty talk like siSty.-Chicsgo
News.
The legal fraternity is looking
o'e' lot Of new fall suite Allan
Is Journal.
Tom Taggsrt's smile which Won
ee'ae on seems 70 irritase the Repub-
heeas.--Nsshviile News.
Aooas the time = msa gets a nj,
81 p.tesi leather shoes bsokea ia a..
Pateni exPires.--chiesgo News.
The hrst National Republican
platform IN 1856 denouneod the
"tnsn se''es 81 bssbsrism---<l.ves,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-20

IN shs Senate sud there i- little aoub
mat = will Be passed BY that bodS
Mr.: brownlow says the Presiden, I.
IN 'sSor Of the bill aud has promised
70 send to congress recommsnda
ton that u pass
ihe provisions of The bill as brief
y stated BY the congressman -re
'aat the National government sS-ll
pay nan the expeuce Of road construc
uon IN any town. county or state
where u is assured that the town.
coaaty or state suthorities are ready
ana wiling TO pay their half.--Bns-
t0i Herald.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-20
BONE FOOD
Soft and crooked homes mear

Soft and crooked bones mean
bad feeding. Call the disease
uoketS II you want to. The
growing child must cat the
right food Tor growth. Bones
must have bone food. blood
must have blood food and 50
on through the list.
SCOTS Emulsion is the right
treatment for soft bones in
children. Litiledoscs everyday
glsc the stiffness and shane
9 sthcalthy bones should have.
Bow legs become straighter.
loose JOINTS grow stronger and
hsmness comes to the soft
heads.
Wrong food caused the
trouble. Rightfood will cure il.
IN thousands Of cases SCOTS
Emulsion has proven to be the
night food for soft bones in
childhood.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT q BOVINE. chem,s.s
soo-S'S Peeri Street. Nex Ysrs.
- AID sies: al esukxsss<
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-20
FROM LIPPS.

oofresrondsuce 81 The BiE Stone Can rosr
Lirrs, Va. Oct. I4.-Mrs. II. W. Hi
ana daughter, Miss Belle, have ins. re-
turned from Leicher county. Ky, where
they have been visiting relatives for the
past week, and report nice trip.
Nj MeCariy. OF Norton. was here thi.
Neek look sr. .,-sGi-..ccr the lands owned by
fatrick Hagau. -
Mr.. Hin and Mr. Riddle. of Dorchester
we're cailiag on friends here SUNDAY.
Mr.. Bruce King. representing p ".
hins Co. Bristol. Tenn, was calling on
our merchants here last week.
A. G. Hin. Of Norton. was visiting rels.
tves here Sundsv
Mrs. Mollie Wsmpler and sister-in-lsw
Miss Lille Wamplor. we're visiting rela-
n'es in the Hurricane for a lev dsvs isst
week
Mrs.. c. A. Day has gone 10 Wise this
week Co visit relatives aud friends.
Newton Gillcy and Miss Crcss. from
rcachcr, passed here Sunday cnroute 10
Dewey, Va, Mr.. Gillcy's bone.
u W. liili made business trim 10
Norton this week
- n Beverley, QUE up-to-date photo
grHpher veut Co Wise today "ist1"
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-20
FORCES Ar WORK.

ION see. continued the Congress
man. nearly everybody favors III,
measure and We have mauy Of the
strongest forces ia this country a,
work IN It's interest. An the good
rosds societies in this couasry: ali the
railroads all the vehicle manufactar.
ing concerns all the makers Of auto
'aooiles aud bicycles. aud various
other Interests, too numerous 10 men.
ton We have gotten 10 line. AMI BE-.
fore the winter l. pact il is our deter.
H'iuatiou 20 have the entire coentry
familiar With this measure
MI BrO~nlow said during this
year the merits Of the bill will be de-
esicd By every school ADD college De.
esl.ng society ia tae DATED States
~s Literature has been sent 10 all suei
organizations with the request thar
they consider the measufe in this
manner"
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
mENTS.

The following appointments wss,
made Tor the Big Stone Gap Dis.
trict at the sonual meeting Of the
Holsfon Conference. in session a,
Abingdon last week:
II. Cassidy. Presiding Elder.
Big stone Cap. A. n. Shuler.
Coeburn ~. r. Jones.
Ciintwood w NJ. PATTI
Remines
Castlewood.-w. n. Troy.
collingsvood IT. J. Hont.
chnehPott.-G. II. Wagner.
cumberland Cap. b. Simpson.
Esst Stone Gsp.-H. b. Wilson.
Eik Garden.-C. c. Rector.
cate Chy.-S- 7. NJ. McPherson.
Gate City Circuit-W. NJ Ellis.
Jonesville -. N. Carter.
Lebanon.-D. ;. Heaton.
Mingo.-Suppiied by W. G. Thompson.
Norton Station.-R. +. Shuier.
Norton Circuif-A. NJ Quans.
Osaks.-Supplied by J L. Earlev. Jr.
Pennington Gap.-W. r Snider.
ro~eil,s Nslley.-T. d. Strader.
kusscli.-S. X. Byrd
loms Creek.-H. l.. Ashe, supply.
Iazeweli-A. n. Tow.
WISE. o. Stralev.
Mallens Creek.--G. A. Garner.
resident Russell College. - Barney
Thompson.
Carter.
Rev. J. +. NaT. who served four
years as PTesi3iRg Elder Of this afs-
.Iiet. has been transferred to the
Norristown District.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-20
DOES GOOD WORK

The Winchester Steam Laandrv
has 'eceHtly moved into new build.
ing added new machinery to their
l~n' ~na are now better prepared
'aan ever before 20 do the very be-,
Of work. J. w. Kelly represents
them at this place aud guarantees.
satisfaction. Leave your hesd.e a.
the Drug Store.