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his humanity, doing poor, purblind
sbes and Phasees
has relevancy do change The sbes and
Pharises We're handicapped by their humanity likewise.
X y
The Kaiser business
course has William thing Europe
J" fancy "o" give oyaa and Togo and the shades of the
tors Of the Aaoo some little show
The Kaiser thinks, of course. that he is
There have been who thought lie same
And Overload of al, he
Because the Japs are and then some more
Heaven it over remarked the Capitol Sage .toh yes;
suppose there is an after bitterness There generally But maybe
Honolulu seem do must have good effect work of the bile
hver viii function awhile now
A of war; who knows the worth of peace
Our Teddy tells the Muscovie and Jap
That from their bloody troubling they must cease
.capan spud Murphy we used to call him in the Fourteenth Infantry,
said Comrade Wilson,
assault Manila You see Colonel Hale of the Colorado regiment was booked
be made bgader and his regiment had been placed the
before Ma that they might enter the city first The word advance
ae's eaped the hOundered marsh
along all beating
passed the Colonel the road. and he shouted
What Hold there, 1t has agreed that
Then why the hell don't you go replied Captain spud
holding you?'
~ y ~
trenches cigarettes there.'
Those cigarettes, Captain answered the First Sergeant
are lightning bugs
growled the Captain
t,upona de and
A before the tide;
wv blow
Upon the WORKOUT hulk that in its pride
where nations ride
A dereict, Ye once a stately
men, their pride
To the unknown; and proudly scorned to dip
shieking ride
the that threaten oversize
Navi tsaIed proudy nd the seabir
bind in their circled flight;
The ship sailed Fen 50 man. bindly, goes
Through the long last night
darkness falls in his alright
ship and mani brave many passing
Until ast. falls
who finds
The bird calls
A thing, beat by the passing squalls
Adrift upon wide m lonely
A dereict o
Goes utnto Eternity
Opens before t-and nameles grave
the old hulk cannot brave
~ ~
be little girls acquaint
and weeks of school And
presently dismissed their tasks,
reclining hammock the family lanai overheard them
in the arbor playing at going to school
y -
Vacation eomea
Hang the teacher SCHOOL,
PLAY ALL with migh
Things we lose or
What do is out!
and shout.
Timewa
Through he n
What the n wisdoms way?
book and rule
to be a fool
q ~
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-04-13
BIG TIMBER DEAL.
Tract 6oughtIn Crayson coun-
~ for More Than S5OOOOO.

RoASexs, Va. April c. Il vas learned
yesterday that The Gsaysen Lumbes Con
Pany Of Williamsport. Pa. lad sold shsis
immense tract Of simberlapd lyisg asoand
f~'rwood, Grsyson County. 10 Z. N. Cam
Pbell and associates, also Of Penasylyania
This company owns 1900 acres Of the
haest tinberland 10 the Sosth. on which
vas located large band mill With ca.
pAeity Of 75,0eo feet Of lamber per say
and an electric Iighs plsas
The consideration ~as in exeess Of
sS''os 600 and ioeladsd iAe virsiaia sensA .
erD Railway, about twelve mises in lengsa
it~as slse understood that tae purchasers
arc eiosely Identified With sae United
States Spruce Lumksr Company. Of Ma
rssn. Va, vhe evn tinul,er ON ss.nco acre.
and stfiag Of railroad absas sxestx
miiss IN length kas@r .s iAs Marion sna
cJe Valley hallway.
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Russian Cruisers at vladivosfox Have
Been Ready FOR Sone Time
TO Put to Sea.
'ne'r Appearance Outside the Road
stead at vlsdivostok Would consfi
tute Potential Threat Aasinst
Japanese AdmirsI's Rear.

Singapore. April 10.-Flfty-onc ships
'oI Aam- Rojestvensky's second Pacific
squadron passed here. The most i'm
portrait hghting vessels OF the sour a.
ron. including the battleships Kniaz
Soureror. Alexander III. Borodino
and orei. with their complement OF
cruisers. torpedo boat destroyers. etc
aid not arrive and their whereabouts
is unknown.
ST. Petersburg. April lo.-There IS
reason to believe that Vice Adm. Ro-
lestvensky's entrance into the China
sea has been followed by orders for
me cruisers Gromoboi. Rossia and
Bogatyr. which have been ready for
some time at Vladivostok. 20 put 70
sea Whether II is the intention to
send them south Immediately or TO
hold them I'm the vicinity OF Vladivo-
stok Is not known Their appearance
outside the roadstead OF Vladivosick
would constitute a potential threat
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TWO FIRES,

against Adm. Toro's rear which wrl
compel the retention in or dispatch o,
number Of heavy fighting ships to
Japanese waters. Thus Adm. Togo
seems 10 be virtually placed between
two fires.
Ihe peace influence IN the govern.
mont urge that this favorable strate.
&c position presents the psychoiorlcal
moment for Offering ofRcsaiy the olive
branch 70 Japan. reasoning that no
matter how confident The japanese
government may be Of Toeo's victory
u can not overlook the possibility OF
defeat nor fail TO appreciate the com
piefe~dieastcr which would follow the
transfer OF the mastery OF the sea 20
Russia With 20 much depending up-
on the Issue they argue both countries
have mutual interests IN avoiding an
actual test. and it Is not impoSSiblo
therefore that a new move IN the d.
rection OF peace may come Just as the
world expects 20 hear the call to quar-
tcrs FOR the greatest naval battle Of
modern times Certainly the spirits
OF the war party have been greatly
raised BY Roiestvensky's success in
penetrating TO tho China sea. ana the
prosepect Of a naval battle. even with
the odds against Russian victory.
which would change the entire com
pleNion OF the situation. has aroused
something Ike fash ot enthusiasm
In many Russian breasts.
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POETS CORNER.
HYMN BY SEC. HAY.

No, IN dani' resignation, We lin onr hand.
on high
Not like the nervele.s faialisi. contsn, 10
DO and die.
Our fait5 springs, like the eagles, who
sears 70 meet the SUI,
Aud cries exaiting unto Thee, 20 Lord
Thy vii he done"
When iysaat feet are tranpliag upon the
common veal.
Ibeu dost not bid Us bend and writhe be-
ueatt the ieon heel.
In Thy name We assert our right by sword
Or tongue o. pen,
And ever the hoadsman's AK NAV fash
Thy @essage unto men.
Thy viii it bids the weak he strong; il
bids the strong he just.
No lips % fawn, no hand to beg. no brow
20 seek the dust
Whenever man oppresses men beneath the
liberal sur.
o Lord, uc there Thine arm made bare.
Thy righteous will be done.
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three years This will. ia fact. give. when
completed, road from the Kanawha rive,
20 the Chesapeake Bay"
Surely a. reflected is these facts. the
future Of Roanoke. and Of that marni6-
cent country lyiug 10 its vest and Of v hich
% "a the industrial capiiai. takes on high
ly optimistic coioriug. Asthe number O.,
railways increase, the country they pene-
iraie hourishes proportionatoly- popu-
iation enlargcs, aud is material rcsouces
are developed on an ever multiplying
scale. That commonwealth is the poorest
today which has fovcsi railways. aad The
state which is the mightiest in material
and Industrial prowcss. g. the one npon
whose service is laid aud operated the
greatest mileage Of railway trackage. So
it is that ire development Of the coal fcids
way out or our western borders D., in
ereasiug the facilities to haul their pro-
duct 90 The sea coast. hodcs we'll for Vir-
sinia az large as well a. fer the great ter
riiory primarily Affected. Iu travcrsins
y irsinia 60 reach deepwater. they benefit
every county aud city through which they
'ass-increasing property values and con-
.ributiug 60 the general material we'll be-
ns Of the people Of the penetrated eouu-
wv yihevillo Enterprise
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FROM APPALACHIA.

Correspondence oi The nis Stone Gap Peer
Appaischia, Va, April H. Frccmv
blendeil, is ihuilding a bridge across rou
ell River, near the L. 4 \ depot.
wnbur Head. prominent Of ,hi. plae.
IS having coat Of paint put on his sior,
building.
George B. Kelley, of Norton. is IN town
today visiting friends.
The Riverside Hotel, Messrs. Hale A
harisoek, proprietors have opened for
business this week We wish them sac
cess.
Martin d. Collier, went to Norton this
week en- business.
Ar. TomPkins. of Big stone Gap. sx-
press agent on the V. 5. " passenger.
is having handsome residence erected
at this place.
cnmmins stinson, weut to Merton san
day visiting bomefolks.
John Combs, barlera, this place is ha,.
ing a.twO-story rssideaee ere sted on Main
Street.
Dir. And Mrs. worley Martha, Of Lee
county have moved in the property form
eriy occupied by Waiter Nelson.
W. A. Head. one Of our leading mer-
chants, j. ibailding tuo- story store
house on the TemPieton Lot.
o. B.. r.
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THE PRESIDENT SPEAKS.

ArsrlS. TrxAs, April. 6-in his speecl
to the Texas Legislature President Roosc.
Welt after thanking the General Assembi,
Tor memoriaiizing him on the subject
said.
! would Ike TO say in brief just What
my position is as regards the railroad
question uiih which had to deal aud a.
regards which The Texas Legislature took
che action SO much appreciate.
"un the whole, there have been few in
s'ruments in the economic deveiopement
of the country which have done more for
the country than the railroads. do not
"ish in aay shape or way to interfere with
tho legitimate gain Of any Of the great
men whose special industrial capacity en-
abies them 10 handles the railroads 80 As
10 he Of profit 20 themselves and Of advan.
tase 70 all Of Us should be most teiuet-
anti viii pat il stronger than that-I
should Absolutely refuse TO be party to
any measure, to any proposition that in
teriered With the proper and legitimate
prosperity Of those men. and should feel
that such a measure was aimed not only
at them but at all OF US, for an attack
upon the legitimate prosperity Of any Of
Us in the long run Is sere 70 turn into an
attsck upon US all With that proviso IA
to which ask YOU to remember that
mean Literally every word) let me father
add that The public has right. not a
privilege, bat. ia my view, a duty, 10 see
that there is in IFS behalf exercised sucb a
supervisory and regulatory power over the
railroads as will insure that While they
give fair treatment, they themselves get il
in return
The proper exercise Of that power is
Conditioned upon the secsJing Of proper
legislation. which will enable the repre-
sestatiFes Of the public to see to see to il
that sny unjust OF oppressive or discrimi-
mating rates ave altered jmmediate,v. ri
0iow perfectly we'll that when YOU give
that power there is chance Of lis beiug oc-
rasionaliy abused There is no eower
that can be given to the representatives ef
the people which i not possible to ahase
As everyone knews, The po~er Of taxation.
which Of feourss must be given to the rep
Fssen,atise ofthe people. is tae power Of |
death, for 10 is possible 70 XIII any. indus
Try By excessive :sx- -;ien.
-Thers nust be csriaip trusted plsee
a the eomuoa sense and comn.on honesty
q those wso are eaforee the law. Ii isl
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-04-13
Central Committee of the Social
Revolutionary Party Draws
Up a Document.
COPIES SCATTERED BROADCAST.
They Want the Establishment Of a
Democratic Republic on the
Ruins Of the Antocraey.
u Voices Phrases Familiar To tho
!, American Ear. Such As -lnitiati~s
ard Referendum Public Own
ership Of Utilities.- etc.

Moscow. April THE central com.
mittee of the social revolutionary par.
" has drawn up document contain.
ing the main points in It's program.
and Of this hundreds of thousands oT
copies are being printed for circuis.
ton In all parts OF European Russia
The first AMI main point OF the pro
gram Is the establishment OF demo
cratic republic ON the ruins Of the au-
tocracy. and besides the usual points
OF social democratic doctrine Il In
ciudes many arguments especially al.
recied TO Russian conditions and de-
signed TO appeal to the self Interest OF
the Russian proictariat. both aerscui
tural and industrial Il voices phrases
familiar 10 tho American ear. such rs
initiative and referendum" apubnc
ownership OF public utilities etc.
The document demands the institu-
ton % a democratic republic with
broad autonomy for the PROVINCES
municipalities and communes. the
widest application OF the fcderative
principle OF the relations between the
various uationalities; n direct sccrc;
universal ballot without distinction as
70 sex. nationality or religion; pro-
portionai representation: direct popu.
lar legislation. with the initiative and
referendum. eiectibility. responsible.
~ and rcmovability Of an omciais.
separation Of church and state: com.
niete freedom of conscience. speech.
the press. assembly and association:
right 10 strike; compulsory popular
and gratuitouS education: and aioll.
tion OF the standing army and snbsti-
tuition Of a national militia.
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The President and His Hunting
Party Leaves Fort Worth,
Tex.lFor Oklahoma.
TO CHASE COYOTES AND RABBITS
Official Communication With the Chief
WIN Probably Not He Restored
For Few DAYS.
In the Meantime TIE Seat Of the Unit.
Cd States Government ssas Seen
Temporarily Establishes in
= Fort Worth Hotel.


-A.i,'.'o' ieN-- April AFTER
:, ,r .-'', ''.9 ''ioss iafse portion
T., .-''.''si'' i..'osefeit arrived
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.~,.,..' II. = '-i o'@'ink the president
,r,,h ,-,,.'.. - s...'.,- ne was sreeted
80 - ,...' ..eNa 'nousSnaS OF throats
--,,,,',,''.. - 80 Hus ans OF MS Old
! r,tS.., !. =. :. ','-s' .. NJ famous hooEh
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ncar IN, s,,,,,,,.,,.- - ',,.''.,' 'e'i,'on
toric 49,, ,.,,,,is -, ~ e's nls
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m. 80.
% 49,, .,.s.''.,....' r - y. oo''' IN honot
houses 49,, ,..-,.,'.-.. '.s.' business
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sa,,ors. -. - -, '',9', p'''io.iS
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peonie rre.,e., 49,, ..1,.-. 49, ''s % ~.
tho nrocoss,o- ,,,' a., ','s Us. 'se .o1,e %
ton 10 Alan, nls,o ,,,hera - - s.,ss,',. 49,,
OF welcome ~ sclivcr,.s
sponso mai, .r,,. ,,,.,,., 80, 80, -.
had ns thei~ 80. ~, -. 49, .,s'
dent o. mo r-nit,, ct.,,- .,,, -.
toward whom, .a, ,,co,i. ,,, g.
tonic feel .qnrriau, frf.,,i,. -. -
count o. tbe fa,f ,h.t it -, -. a..
the regiment was or-sni,,,,l ,,,.,, ,,n,.s
his name has heeor,, t, s,-r,-,,-o,
The president was dcligh,,5 ,,,.,
the reception accorded mir, s, u,,s
kept busy howlne right and lef, AZ.
knowlodging the outbursts OF onthusl
asm It ls approximately seven ve,rs l
since President Roosevelt leff San An
tonic with his Rough Riders
~No human being dreamed that ,ft.
er that ! would return as president Of
the United States he said IN a short
address az the depot
10 was a busy day for the president
II began with the reception AZ the
train. This formalitv was soon. over
and the president and party proceeded
70 the parade grounds OF the post.
where the troops In Fort sam Hous.
ton were reviewed.
Fort Worth. Tex. April iO.-ln a
suite OF rooms on the parIor noor OF
The Hotel Worth. In this city. the scat
of the United States government has
been temporarily established. The OF
hciai mail Intended for the eyes OF
PRESIDENT Roosevelt is directed 10 this
apartment and in the absence OF the
president who is hunting coyotes and
lack rabbits over the Kiowa. Comanche
in Oklahoma. is given AZ.
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A FRIEND OF MoRMoNlsm.
Roosevelt is So Declared BY the Son
Of President Smith.

Salt Lake. Utah. April Io.-Hyram
Mack smith. son OF President smith
and youngest OF the Mormon apostles.
In a sermon At the conference. paid a
tribute to President Roosevelt He
said.
IN President Roosevelt we have a
friend and he has friends among the
Latter Day Saints. and We will he
true TO him and true 20 Old Glory, for
we are true people. President Roose.
welt has the courage OF his convic-
tions and is not moved by prejudice
He will give US a square deal.v
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-04-13
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Bie sToSK Gar. Va, APR. 8. 1905
TO The Stockholders q The Big
Stone Gap Laad Company.
Take notice that the regular An
nual meeting Of the Stock hoIders of
The Dig stone Gap Land Compsny
will be held at the Office Of said CON-
psny in Big Stone Gap Va. on
Wednesday. May the sr1.. 1908.
Big Stone Gap Land Go.
BY Jno. w. Chslkley. Sec.
Il
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Camp Of United confsderate Veterans
PAID Hin Visit.

Mobile, Ala. April THE members
OF the Raphael semmes camp. United
confederate Veterans. clad In their
uniforms o. gray and carrying an old
battiefiag recently returned to them.
called on Adm. Sehley and Mrs. sch.ey
and paid their respects. In behalf Of
the camp Hon. G. ,. Semmcs. son Of
Adm Semmes. presented the adnaira,
with a magnificent SD degree Mason
fc jewel.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-04-13
DANGER OF SUBMARINE MINES.
Il viii Be Suggested That Submarine
Boats BE Substituted For Them.

Newport. r. l.. April i0.-The third
committee OF the fertilization board
OF which RI Adm. Charles NJ. Thomas.
u. ). n. is chairman. Is devoung spe-
eiai attention to the dangers iacldent
TO the use OF submarine mines and IL
Is learned that in the forthcoming ~
port emphasis viii be placed on the
advantage OF substituting submarine
boats for mines IN harbors' defenscs.
Mines can not be relied upon in
times of war. Trials eiven submarine
mines In Narragansett bay resulted
Enthusiastically, due chiefly to the
strong currents which sweep through
the harbo- and entrances 10 the bay
and make such defenses extremely
dangerous.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
OF PARTNERSHIP.

Notice is hereby givea that the
iirm Of Muney and Davis has this
day been dissolved BY mutual agree
ment. J. w. Davis. retires frem
the hrm, and J. A. Munry assumes
all the Indebtedness due BY the iirm
to any and all Of its creditors. and al
accounts due 70 the irm viii be paid
to the said } A. Mnney.
Given under cur hand this the zth
day Of Apiil. 1905.
j. A. MuScs.
, W. DAVIS.
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LOCAL INTEREST.

Wise Slsmp, OF Norton. spen
Sunday IN town with homefolks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Bailv. Of Dor
chester were visiting relstaves her
Monday.
Mrs. J. p. Wolfe and son Peter
spent Saturday and Sunday in Brs.
toll
Mr.. }. p. Wolfe. spent Sunday il
Bristol.
j. Il Esser. Of Dorchester was il
town Sunday.
o. B. Cousins. of Norton spent
Sunday in the Gap.
il Hart, Of Abingdon. was in
town Sunday.
). 5. Asbury and W. II. Polly. Of
Stonega, spent Sunday in town.
Mr. aud Mrs. }. 5. Pain. Mrs. NJ
V. Gribbet, Miss Brit,ian and Miss
Griffith spent Sunday at Eagene.
~ q. Tucker. Of Imlolen. was
registered at Hotel Eagene Sunday.
c. B. slemp left town Tuesday
morning for Abingdon.
Mrs James b. SSeen. Of Turkey
Cove. Lee Couaty. spent a lew DAYS
visiting relatives in town last week
Mr.. y. } Brown returned last Fri
day night from visit 20 relatives
at speer's Ferry, Va.
Mrs. Adams, Of Wise. is visiting
her daughter, Mrs w. II. HyIton. in
the Gap
R. d. Baker is spending few
days ia Kentucky on business.
Rev John Masters is holding uro-
tracied meeting at the Christian
church this week
Master Eugene Brown. who is 60
to school at this plsce. spent Satur-
day and Sunday visiting his parents
at Esserville.
a party of llungarians passed
through the Gap last week, enronte
TO Mlddlesboro. where they will be
given work at the iron furnace at
that place
Mrs. Specht. who has been visiting
her daughter, Miss Ida, for several
day, left for her home in Washington
d. c. Monday morning.
Rev. Russell will hold services in
the Episcopal church each Sunday
eveing at $50 o'clock, aud Monday |
afternoon at 1880, until Easter.
Mr.. Minor. the we'll known con.
tractor has arrived in towa with his
family. They will be welcome /
additions 20 our town life.
Congressman Slemp returned
Saturday night from a trip to Wash
,ngton Richmond. Roanoke, Lynch
burg and others cities.
Tie freight tonnage over the
Lonisyille Il Nashville ont oil Norton
was seven millions of tons kreater
DUNG the month Of March than any
previous month in its history.
u. TiffAing Civil Engineer for H.
+. Fox returned to the Gap Saturday
after some time in Letcher County
Ky.
Misses MFy Conner and Carrie
hnnard; Messrs George L. Conner and
D. d. McI.emore Of Norton. came to
town Saturday night to attend the
Opera, returning Sunday evening.
r. Horneck, the contractor. says he
IS making good progress with the
grading for the lumber road IN Car
Ter County of She r. +. Wool Lam-
Der Company. fkis new lumber
company aow has Offices in ne Spur
geon building. on State Street. snd is
ready for business.-Bristol Courier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Il. Eagar ac- Il
eompanied by their dang liter Mildred. IA
sspeat Sunday at sBcschmontp. Mr. e
Esger Is proprietor Of the new depa II |
men; store 81 Cumberland Gap He II
z also srsasurez Of she Izincoio Mel,
nonAi tulsefisity iherc and hss been Q
made reeeiver Of the Cou,ho ia "a /
zap Bank which lately closed ite I /
Doors H. ~ill be cashier. d tto - q
e :. tles.l hank which H. heipx (rrnI, 4
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Chicago. April 6.--Four hundred
men who have been on strike in the
sheet mill OF the Inland Steel Co. ~
Indiana Harbor. Ind. have returned to
work under open shop rules. The
strikers suffer 4 Gu; VI two per cent.
in wages.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-04-13

San Francisco. April e.--It Is now
known thar AIRS Jane Lafhrop Stan.
ford left an estate valued at $1,000. 600.
According 70 Mrs, stanford's viii. 81,
i2s.eoo j. to so foT le<acses and be.
quests This will leave ressese os
not less than ss.s75.090. all Of which
goes 70 Stanford university.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-04-13

Gen oku's Headquarters. via Fusap
April A--The Japanese are making
every enort to prevent the appearance
OF disease during the warm weather.
Thousands OF soldiers and Chinese are
engaged in cleaning Nukden and VI
cinity
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-04-13

Madison. Wis. April 10.--A toinf
resolution was introduced in the sen
ate calling upon the national congress
70 pass such remedial legislation as
viii put stop 10 polygamy and poiyg
an'ous living and political control Of
the Mormon hierarchy
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-04-13
ATTENTION BoYss

We want a live boy in every
village around Big Stone Gap
to sell our paper. and get
subscribers. 1T WILL. PAY
a prize to the one selIing the
most copies this month.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-04-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

To far CrixEss o. Bse Ssoxs Gxe.
Ssh 10 announce myself carGidafs
for Town Sergeant for The coming Sorinr
election II sleeted promise 70 pssform
duties Of skid ofiiee % the best Of ny .bil-
isy.
Yours Respseffa'.y.
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