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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-01-19
COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA..

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
OGicc Of Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
Tn the CITY OF RICHMOND. the 18th
dav OF July. 1904.
The foregoing amendment 70 the char
tcr of keystone Coal and Iron Company
was this day received and duly recorded
Doe this Office aud H. hereby certified TO the
CLERK of The Circuit Court OF Wise County
according 20 law
n. q. EoaLrgreN.
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-01-19
KEYSTONE COAL a IRON COMPANY.
Certificate of Amendment of
Charter Decreasing Capt.
tai stock.


The KEYSTONE COAL AND IRON
COMPANY doe. hereby certify that
I. n Is corporation organized and
existing under the laws OF the Common
wealth Of irginia;
2 The Charter Of the said Company
vas granted bv the Judge Of the Circuit
Court ct Wise County. Virginia. on the 1
2eth dty nf MAJ. 1888. and lodged iu the
Office 1T The Secretary Of the Common
wealth OF Virginia ON the 2ist day oil
June. Sg3;
D. The third section ofthe said Charter. /
hy the amcudttorv action of the Board Of
Directors and stockholders Of The said |
Company. reducing the nar value Of eve
erv share Of the canifsi stock on the 18th ]
dav Of December. 1902. from 500 90 $50
[ was on The Eth dav of October. 1903. as
E ioilGv-.
Third. The minimum capital stock Of
/ said Company shall hc Si5nmno The
mas imum capital stock shall DE $500 900.
which shall boo divided iu-o shares Of the
par value OF 500 EACH"
on the ith d., OF October 1903. the
Board ot nircctnr- "i The said Company
passed "a resolution declaring Advisable
iufther amendment. change or alteration
iu the fhlri section ol fhe chtrtc. OF the
Company hy reducing Che par value Of
eNerv share of the capital stock from $50
Co ssh. aud calling a meeting nf the stock
holders to take action thereon 20 the
principal office of thc Company iu Big
stone Cap. Nir-nia. OBJ Thursday, The
/ 18Th dHF oi November. lINi at noon. Ot
this injecting notice stating che time and
: place of tho meeting aud if- chicct was
given Boo writing forseh of fhc -fort loidrr-
, hs serving fh. Same nn hin personally co.
ifV mafIfu- fnn -ffnH fu NIHn 40 DOS last
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-01-19

u. q EeaLrgroN.
Secretary OF the Commonwealth
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-03
SNAPS

On 18th Ave, near Locust St. S-room
house, modern except furnace; fine lot,
east front; owner leaving city. Price cut
to 5000.
Good cottage and full lot in Clifton Hill,
young fruit, cistern, city water. Price,
$3.50.
Fine lot corner 9th and Dorcas for $3.50.
w. FARNAM SMITH & CO,
1920 Farnam St. REFS
WILL SELL our elegant home near high
school and Creighton college, cheap and
on reasonable terms II taken at once; 10
rooms, all modern, hardwood finish, hot
water heat; corner lot beautiful location;
cost $1,000; will take $500; half cash, bal
ance years, per cent Address 253,
Bee. RE-i25 tx
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-03
SUBURBAN

Three acres in Benson, with 4-room
house barn, chicken house and lots
of fruit, blocks from car; $l,SOO.
-4O% acres miles from Florence, on
the Calhoun road, 4-roOm house,
barn, well, beautiful grove, acres
apple orchard, 200 cherry trees, plum
thfcket. an abundance of small fruit,
IA acres alfalfa, 10 acres timothy and
clover. Price, 1880.
RE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-03
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
GEORGE & COMPANY,
1901 Farnam St. Phone $50.

$3.50 for n. W. cor. 32d ave. and Farnam
St. known as tho e l.. Stone residence;
IL rooms, thoroughly modern, hardwood
finish throughout, hot water heat large
barn, lot 1S5Xl32 feet; very desirable.
"a, 80 for 1928 Chicago St, S-room modern
house, oak finish. first floor, barn. paved
street, lot 50X120 #. Very reasonable
terms.
$3.50 for la N. SD St., S-room modern
house. in good condition; lot JOxl32 IT,
1900 for desirable 1O-room modern house,
on Yates St; large barn, fine lawn, per
manent walks. paved st. Improvements
alone cost over 5000; lot 50xl31 IT.
So 500 for good 7-room, modern house, with
hot water heat. on Chicago St, between
30th and 3lst; lot 56x120 II.
50 $50 for good S-room modern house in
Dundee large barn, nice lawn, slate roofs
lot lOOXl35 it., near car line.
81 $50 for a well built 7-room house on
Spaulding St, all modern except furnace,
with good barn; in perfect condition,
beautiful shade trees, paved street corner
lot 5OxlB IT.; house nearly new and very
desirable.
g. $50 for 1918 Corby St; new, we'll built g.
room modern cottage, mantel and CRATE,
paved street, near Boulevard, built for a
home; lot 47lzxl0Sk it., or improvements
with EhN113h IT., with room to build an
other house, for 5000; possession given
about Sept. 5.
$500 for 1913 Madison Ave, s-room modern
house, with barn, in good condition: lot
45xlH IT.; price reduced from 5000 for
g. 600 for 2642 Capitol Ave. new Groom mod.
ern cottage, in best of condition, built by
owner for a home one year ago: nice
lawn; lot 33Xll5 IT., close in.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-03
VACANT

$500 for 45x127 II. south front on Madison
Ave, 30 It. east of Sherman Ave.
$500 for 74x127 II. east front on South 25th
Ave, PA IT. south of Woolworth Ave.
$3.50 each for three lots AZ 9-1Ox132 IT. each,
south front on Bristol St, Us It. west of
oath St. all clear; choice.
$3.50 for 5Ox12O II south front on Burdette
St, beg. 100 II. west Of 43d St; 500 cash
down, balance at 8 per cent.
30 choice lots. close in located between 18th
and 33d SITS. and Davenport and Webster
Sts from $3.50 up to $3.50, according to
size and location; 4 to u cash, balance
on easy payments at 6 per cent. RE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-03
IN CENTRAL NEBRASKA

GAO acres, miles from town, 800 in cultiva-
ton, 10 pasture, 100 hay land ash grove,
good house, barn, cattle sheds, corn cribs,
well and windmill. Price so per acre,
half on time at Sc.
100 acres, miles from town, 40 acres in
cultivation, all good soil. Price 81, 500
$50 acres 400 good, level land $50 in cultiva4
ton. Price 5000. Good SOIL
800 acres, miles from town, 145 in cultiva~
acre, half on time at SO. Lays good and
has good soil
WALW ORTIZ INVESTMENT CO.,
3OS Paxton Block.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-03
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

$500 for 256S Burt St. Groom modern cot
tage, In good condition, large barn; nice
. lawn and shade trees. only 500 cash
down, balance on easy terms, payable
monthly.
S. $50 for I'LL n. 18th St., 7-room cottage,
modern except furnace, close in, easy
terms
l.SOO for 1875 Corby St. Groom house, city
water. sewer, gas, etc, In best Of COndt-
ton. easy terms.
81. 500 for $. +. cor. E}d and Lake SITS, s.
room cottage, modern except heat and
bath, good barn, lot 5OXl-0 tt; lays nicely,
about IT. above grade. 1919 cash, bal. SIS
per month, which includes interest; imme-
date possession given If sold soon.
$3.50 for 4O4 Center St, Groom cottage, city
water. etc: lot 25Xl00 #.
$3.50 for AIS Browne st. lin Central park,
5-room, HISTORY house; good well; bear
l25 II.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-03
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
w. H. GATES.

6l7 y. Y. Life Bldg.
Phone 1894 Residence Phone Red 5o29,
SOME KOUNTZt PLACE BAR
GAINS, CHANCE TO GET A
HOME CHEAP, OWNERS WILL
MAKE LOW FIGURES, DO NOT
BOTHER TENANTS. SEE ME
If YOU WANT TO LOOK THE
HOUSES OVER.
1907 Pinkney. opposite the park, rooms,
modern except furnace, needs some re-
pairs lot 5ONl24; $21W.
1911 Pinkney, rooms, modern, has barn,
front and side porch, lot 5Oxl24; $500.
1913 Lothrop rooms. fully modern, good
furnace, reception hall, well arranged,
large cellar, bricked up, a well built
house, large barn, paved street, rent $50;
1920.
1911 Lothrop, Groom modern house, good
order; lot 5Ox124; $780,
2115 Emmett St.. S-room modern house, new
roof and furnace, small barn, good loca-
ton, paved street. rent $50; 1920.
22O6 Emmett St, rooms, modern, in best Of
order. barn, south front lot, 50x124; $4,000.
1910 Emmett, Groom modern house. hard
wood finish on first floor, nice order, large
barn. south front lot 5Ox124, $500.
1921 Writ, 1O-room modern house, hot water
heat, large barn. lot 75x1A, paving and
permanent walks; $500.
1910 Binney, Groom modern house. hard
wood finish, nice location, south front,
lot 50x124; 5000.
21O9 Writ ST., 1O-room modern house, hard
wood finish, two mantels, laundry, large
barn, all in best of order and one of the
best homes on the street, lot 15xl24; $500.
1902 Emmett ST., 1O-room modern house,
extra well built and in best of order,
laundry, a fine cellar, good barn, south
front corner lot, 3-story; 5000.
II you want something close in look at the
10-room modern home at 1904 Yates st.
this place is going to be sold at a great
sacrifice.
| New cottage, fully modern, has underfeed
furnace, 5 rooms and hoOred attic, 20O7
Miami asking 5000: must be sold this
week.
| S-room 2-story house. modern except fur
mace, lot 60 feet front, 2S1S n 10th Ave-
owner is leaving city; only 5000, on easy
terms.
! terms RE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-03
F. D. WEAD,
1924 Douglas st.

1924 Douglas st.
S1bO-6-room house and barn. with corner
lot, south front, 1924 Blonde St.
SW-o-room cottage nice shade, property
in good repair, 1915 lizard ST.; easy pay
ments,
s6oO-8 rooms. city water, BIO Maple St.
small payment
ssO0-5-room cottage. city water 1916 N.
26th ST.: property rents for Sl2 per month.
N,OO-7-room house, full lot, 1923 S. 2Sth ST.
easy payments,
81, 25O-5-room cottage with city water and
electric light, south front; $50 to $500
cash, balance monthly.
N,5OO-5-room cottage and barn with city
water east front, nice shade, IFS S. 18th
S1,65O-6-room modern cottage with porce-
lain bath, closet, city water, washstand,
2SSl Charles; $500 cash, balance monthly.
y, broom cottage, city water, on Boule-
1900 for the southeast corner 3lst and
Ames Ave, has Groom house and store
room on corner, with small barn. all
fenced and i'll No. ] repair; nonresident
owner needs money; price lust reduced
from $500
81, 1OO-3519 Lafayette Ave, has rooms,
modern except furnace easy payments.
~ ,G0C-iO-room house, 2l7 California; lot
331AX132.
s., OOO-s-room modern house and barn with
boNstalls, good MCGEE furnace, has porce-
lain bath, closet, marble washstand, south
front, 4l5S Cass; $500 cash, balance
monthly.
So lOO-S-room house, 1914 S. 31st ST., east
front, modern except furnace, has porce-
lain bath, closet marble washbowl; lot
S,5OO-The southeast corner Goth and Doug
las. 66XSS with two houses renting at
%7 per month; the best investment on
inside property in Omaha.
F. D. WEAD,
1924 Douglas st.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-03
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Tel. 49,.
EXCHANGE

-25l5 Bristol St. nice little broom
cottage, water and gas, TO exchange
for Groom modern house; Will pay
or assume the difference.
Three Groom cottages, centrally To-
Gated. paved street, renting for $l,i
TO exchange for good central groom
modern dwelling; will pay or as
sumo difference.
-Four modern cottages, 8 blocks from
new street car barn, oath and Vim
ton, rent for SO per month each;
price $500. will trade for land or
take part value in good vacant prop
erty.
Modern double brick fiat near 18th
and Dewey Ave, now renting for $50
per month: clear OF all encumbrance
will take one-half the value in va
cant property. balance mortgage
this is a splendid piece Of income
property.
Brick building containing three
stores and three Groom flats, located
on S. 10th St, good neighborhood,
bringing in $50 per month rental
will exchange for good farm land oil
the same value at $4,000.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-03
INVESTMENT

Three 2-story brick flats, all modern,
near 2Sth and Jackson SITS, renting
for S105 per month; price 100000 this
is a splendid place to put your money
for regular return.
-99x120 feet, south front on Dodge St,
s. feet west OF nth; this has build
ings on 1t now renting for 500 per
month; It is the choicest location
down town for flats. apartment house
or family hotel. price $2l,OOO.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-03
Payne Investment Company,
Omaha, Neb.
First Floor N. y Life Bldg Tel H0L

o2 N. 18th Ave, Groom cottage. city water
and sewer, beautiful shade; price $500.
2722 S. 18th St. Groom cottage, south front;
lot 25xl49; price 81, go.
3O23 Pratt St, neat Broom cottage, lot
SOx140. You must have $500 cash, balance
$40 per month; price $3.50.
Southwest corner of 3Sth and Fort, broom
cottage, full lot. This is certainly the
best bargain in the north end Of Omaha;
price $3.50.
4Oi2 N. 25th St., rooms good repair, city
water and sewer, barn, lot 5OXl4O, one DIX
from car line; price $500
VACANT
Northeast corner OF 41st and Lafayette
Ave, south front, fine surroundings. own
ers anxious to sell. See II and make us
Two fine lots just north OF Davenport. fac
ing west on 4lst Ave, only $3.50 apiece;
Just think of IL! Fine surroundings, build
ing up rapidly; good car line.
Six lots, located IS It. south of the Central
Boulevard, facing west on I'D, which, we
understand, is to be a boulevard In South
Omaha; six lots 30-foot frOntage each by
1876 IT. deep. for $500 Just think OF II, 500
lot for lots located like these.
5Oxl25, in the Park district, good surround
ings; price 5000
Park district; fine view.
The choicest corner in the Hanscom park
district, price 5000, south and east front.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-03
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
D. V. SHOLES COMPANY
722 N. Y. Life. TEL 40.
722 N. Y. Life.

5 7oo-2los Elm St.. rooms, good repair,
Sl,5OO-Near 18th and Decatur. lot 3Oxl27 feet,
broom house, sewer and water. want
.. .-. an oner this week; see US.
$LboO-lbZ2 5. 9th. rooms, modern except
monthly.
81 75O-iS2O Park Ave. 2-story s-room house
and 1-story Broom house. 5Oxl5O feet
Specials paid; big snap.
Ai6oO-4oJS n. 2lst St, neat, new, modern
s215O-SeSSTT 18th and Miami I 5cxiSs feet
corner, new broom modern house,
good barn, gem Of little homci
s. 5000 \. 18th st.. axes feet. between
Burt and Webster SITS, Groom house,
sewer water, gas. toilet, rents &22.j0
per month; a rafting good bargain,
right In town.
fine shade; a big bargain.
$3,5OO-Near Goth and Cass SITS, a new
square house, strictly modern, up-to-
-, date. well built. very, choice
room houses, watei, gas, rent for
$33 per month"; live in one and rent
the other; they are good
A,5O0-1Sl0 Emmett St, 50xl24 feet, S-room
modern house, fine interior finish !
look at this on the inside; 1t will
g, 5OO-s. w. corner s5th Ave and Howard,
S01100 feet rooms, modern house,
beautiful view; cheap
H,0o0-In Bemis Park, south front on boul-
evard. S-room new square house.
strictly modern oak finish and floors
downstairs, maple up; gas mantel
and crate, best Carton furnace, fu!l
cemented cellar; extra handsome re-
gain In Bemis Park; terms reason
able.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-03

10000 for a 10-room house. gas and electric
light, furnace, fine plumbing, south and
east exposure, large rooms, good barn,
nice garden spot, fine cement walks ana
driveways. If you want to buy a good
home in fine location be sure and ask
us about this place.
A double brick house in the park district
rents for $H a month; price $500.
One block from car line. Groom house,
has gas, bath. city water and sewer con-
nections; beautiful shade, two large lots;
price $500. If you are looking for some
thing within walking distance this place
will suit you.
275S Webster ST.. 7-room house, modern ex-
Cept furnace south front, half block from
Boulevard and one block from car; price
$500.
2i5 s. 18th St., Groom cottage, gas, city
water, bath and sewer splendid condition,
almost new: price $3.50.
1872 8. Path St, cottages, east front; owner
very anxious to sell; $500.
On N 10th St., Groom cottage, east front
on Boulevard, gas, city water, permanent
walks; price $500
3H9 N 25th ST., rooms, city water, gas and
bath; price 5000,
3546 Jones St. lot 66x132 nice Broom cottage,
city water and sewer; $500.
a II. on n. oath St., between Clark and
Grace, on which there Is small house
and store building; price 5000. Owner is
anxious to sell and might take less.
2926-2S Grant St, one and 4-rOom cottage,
rents $40 per month; price 800
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-03

FOR SALE-New modern 6, and S-room
houses. See owner, M. Sorensen, 1906 Lin
coin Boulevard. Phone Red CO.'S.
RE-436 Tx
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-03
FARMS
l7-ACRE FRUIT FARM

AZ miles from postohica. nigh rolling land.
only Emile from the maCadam road.
which runs west on Center; only &-mile
from the southwest corner Of Elmwoud
rooms, could be rooms; coruCTlb, buggy
shed and other outbuildings. One acre OF
fruit ~ acres In alfalfa. balance in a
high state Of cultivation, not one foot but
what can be cultivated. This farm has
a frontage Of y Of a mile on a main
Travelled road between Center and Dodge
streets This land could easily be divide "a
into several small tracts, all having a fine
road frontage.
Payne Investment Company
First Floor n Y. L. Bldg.
Tel l7Sl
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-03
VACANT

3 B0-Three lots in clifton Hill, 2 very
choice on Erskine, south front;
owner anxious to close out at this
very low price
75O-lO0xl1O feet very choice, on 4st, be-
tween California and Burt.
s 250-N. Il. corner 34th and Boyd, beauti-
full corner, 5Oxl3O feet, blocks from
car $50 down and $40 per month.
3 750-7bx125 feet, west front on 18th, loo
feet south of Williams, snap.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-30
CANNOT FIGHT BATTLES AWAY
FROM HOME
HAS FAITH in EQUITABLE
Says He VIII Give Out Full Statement
to the Public Showing All His
Transactions With the
Company
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 29.-United States
Senator c. M. Depew arrived tonight
from Southampton on the steamer St.
Paul. lie was met down the bay by a
party in tugboat.
Senator Depew freely admitted that
his pleasure trip had been cut short.
II have come back to the storm CEN
ter" he said. "a man cannot fight his
battles three thousand miles from
home, and, as charges rejecting upon
me have been made, have come back
to state my side Of the case. Tonight
have nothing to say about the Equit-
able. or the loan made to the Depew
Improvement company, or as to my
resignation. AS soon as 1 can go over
the papers in these various matters
and get the official news as to what
actually transpired in my absence,
will give out statement that will
cover all these matters fully. At the
proper time I shall give to the public
all the information have, so that they
may know as much as l did about the
Equitable and transactions in which
was interested
Regarding the Depew Improvement
company Senator Depew said: II am
only a minor stockholder This COM
pany was started five years before 1
was connected with it. They used my
name at first without getting my con-
sent. Later l came into the company
with small holdings"
When told Of the election of Paul
Morton to the presidency of the Equit-
able the senator said the choice was
admirable and that it pleased him
highly. Regarding the Equitable and
its future he said: "In a years time
the Equitable will be stronger than
ever and doing even a larger business
than before. The Equitable is all right
financially and after this disturbance
blows over it will be the same as be-
fore, the strongest and best insurance
in this country
Senator Depew frankly discussed
'Fads and Fancies." He said that he
was a subscriber and had been SO for
about four years. 'I subscribed for the
book" he said, because I liked the
work. 1t was one of the most beautiful
works have ever seen. 1t cost me for
my subscription somewhere around
$780,"
He denied that he had been threat
ened with the publication of any scan
dalous or undesirable stories about him
If he did not subscribe.
When asked if the work had been rep
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-30
NEW YORK WAITING
Can't Tell Yet Whether Suspects Have
the Fever

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 29.-with twenty
five cases of possible yellow fever de-
tanned under observation on the quaran-
tine islands, DR.. A. H. Doty, health
officer of the port, said tonight that
twenty-four hours must elapse before
it could be absolutely determined by
archaeological tests whether any of the
suspects were infected with the dread
plague.
Two sailors, both apparently seriously
i'll, were taken today from the steamer
and irolated in the pest house on Swim
burne island. Eight more of the crew,
who had been ill during the voyage
but were convalescing, and seven pas
sengers, two from the cabin, all Of
which showed increased temperatures,
were taken to Hoffman island for de
tention until the results of blood exam
nations are known. In addition to
these, two suspects were taken to Hoff
man island today from the steamer
Eldorado from New Orleans, and there
remain on the island six cases from the
steamer Avon, which recently arrived
from Colon.
All the suspects held yesterday from
the steamer Alamo from Galveston
1yara released today
None of the patients now under de-
tention is regarded as being danger
ously i'll, but there is apprehension
that there may exist among them
cases of dangerous form Of yellow
fever.
The health officials tonight are maxi
ing the most thorough tests for this
type of yellow fever among the ten
members of the Seguranca's crew, be-
cause four of this crew %STe taken
off at Colon, actually suffering with
yellow jack"
Health Officer Doty believes that
within twenty-four hours his tests will
show that the remaining sick from the
Seguranca are merely suffering from
an epidemic of low fever.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-30
JAPANESE CONCENTRATING
Heat said to Be Affecting Health Of
Russian Troops
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press
KHERSUx, Manchuria, July 29.--
Japanese are apparently concentrating
in considerable force far to the east
ward, with the aim Of operating
against Kirin and Ningute and getting
in between vladivostok and the Rus
sian Manchurian army.
It is reported that the Japanese have
landed at several places in the Siberian
littoral between Nicholaievsk and De-
kastries and that the telegraph line
to Nicholaievsk has been cut. These
landings, however, are reported to have
been made by small forces.
The rains are moderating and the
roads are passable. The wet weather
and the great heat are affecting the
health of the army, and intestinal
troubles among the troops is increas-
ing. Some cases of typhus have been
reported, but the disease is not epi-
demic.