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The Washington times., 1905-05-28
Results at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 27.-The
thirty-hrst running OF the famous old
Kentucky Oaks, was the feature event
of an excellent program at Churchill
Downs this afternoon, and d large crowd
turned out to witness the sport.
Seven flites went TO the post, with SIS
Lee the favoTite. Sis Lee was strongly
supported by the people, but ran a dis
appointing race.
The winner, Jannetta, proved much the
hest Austin rated her along in behind
the leader the first half mile, and. round
ing the turn into the home stretch, she
moved up strong. At the furlong pole
she caught and passed Mumands and
drawing away at the end, won in gal
Outside Of the fixed event. the attrac-
tior was q seven furloDg condition race
in which the Montgomery Ian Hahdlcap win
ner. Rams Horn, started The latter was
i,eavily played at short prlee, but fali-
ga 10 make good. Silver Skin beating him
cut a head. after terrific drive, which
lasted from the top OF the stretch home
The track was fast
First race-Six furlon~S. Athlone. 101
(Nfshard3, S 10 8, won: Ice water, l0a
ID. AUSTIN. oI 20 3 secono - AntpInn ,bird
Time. i:14 4-5 Madoe and 5. a. Il. also
Second race-Five furlongs. Romola.
4As fEibIlek), TO ). won; Colonel Bron-
sion los (B Davis. 10 /. second: Vic,
no iMcLaughlin). ) to !, third. Time.
I:02 2-5. Henry Watterson, Cottontown,
Koughrock, and Eclptic AIso ran Cur,
Skin, Io2 (dcIntyre); Z 10 2. won; Rams
Horn. Io4 (McLaughlinl, 10 10, sec
ond: Martin Doyle 102 %. Austin), 10
!. third. Time. 1:27 l-5. Charlie also
ran. .,--- l,.,,,.-. IL,
go = sfyteeuth. JanDetta, lI2 ID Aus
I'M, Is TO 5, won; Mum. ~ (B; Davis,
so to /. second: Sis Lee. 1I2 81. Mc!n-
syre1. 10 5, third. Time. :4s 4-5. La
fonde. Lou NJ, Bashford Belle, and
Lady Goodrich also ran;
Filth race-Four and one-half fur
tol,es fsdv Carol, 108 (1Sibiack}, to
:. Won; Prominence. 1o5 6TreeeqbeeIIl. ? to
5. second Vic Kinney. i95 II. Taylor),
90 to /, third Time. o;54 80. Lady
Trayers' Miss Scott. Nuns Yelling. Ca
lox and Lila NJ also ran. u
Sixth raee-One mile. AutoEght. l05
f,Toonlanl Is TO /, won; The Pet, 81
u. HoweID, u TO /. second: Miss Doyle.
I07 eTreubeD. 13 TO 10, third Time,
AZ Is. I'D Smith. Annie Williams. De-
Tense. Heidelberg. Marshal Ney, Mamie
AigoI and Big Beach also ran.
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Entries for Monday.

Hrst race-Six furIohgs. Hamburg
Bele. 127; Lady Amelia, 10; Irene LIND
sci 10; Memories III; Outcome, 10s;
Eg Mown Hay. 107; Gold Rose. 30;
Maajoram. 81; Ancestor, 30; Lady Hen
riC{a. 95; Kiamesha, %; Palette. SO;
Canpo, 90; Diamond Flush, 81.
scond race-FiVe furionEs. Yitesse,
81 Sand Storm. IS: Andria. no. Speed
wv. 81: Miss Cliff. 81 Isolation. %;
Aiiee Abbott. 100; Lindy Hindoo, 10oi
Aodyne, l04: Elizabeth SO; Jessa-
gre, 80; Odd Fila, %. Goldie. 81, Mime
hha. 1o3; Early Hours, SO; Phyllis
Third srace-Mile and seventy yards;
might. 10: Miss Crawford. no:
snanias, los: Spring. 1o5; Oarsman. 102.
5rly II, f02.. Red Friar, 81; Uncas. 80;
ssrigand. 81; Black Prince, 30; Stamping
Ground, S5, Palm Bearer, 92-
Fourth race-Fivs and one-half fur
longs Albert F. Veronese. Osiris,
voorhees,. Green Room, AT Dawn, Cary,
E1 Topia. Capeas. I07 each; George Z.
Fifth race-One and one-sixteenth
miles. Siglight, 81: Contend. Jog;
Jane Holly. i05; st Breeze, LOG; Qna-
tas. 100; Aralso, los; Khailaq. 81; Jen- len
Miss Rllie. 1o3; Little Woods, SO
crates. 103; Dereszke, 109; Orly H.,
I04.
sixth race-Six furIongs. Koenigin
Luise, SO; McChord, III; D'ArkIe, 106;
Fla xInan, 119; Little Woods, log; the
Claimant, 1G6: DIR. Royal, 101; Bank,
los; Hyacinth, SO: Bedelia, So; Uncle
Bob. i04; Cederstrom, I09,
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CA|RNGOR|N FIRST
IN PREAKNESS
FayOrite Beats Out Kieme-
sha and Coy Maid.
SAM HILDRETH PUT BACK
H. F. Williams Gambling, at to 1,
Wins the Kensington
Steeplechase

GRAVESEND RACETRACK, May p.
There were two features on the card
to Gay, the Preakness Stakes for three
year-olds ind the Kensington Steeple-
cI4ase t1aroicap for four-year-o -olds and
lpn ara.
Preaknesi and II. +. Wilnams' Cand-
nng the kenslnglon. The track was
last. 1ftre was a good crowd presenr
notwithstanding the S3 admission fee.
no Wss refused a license for Striking
s,nn E{Madaen several years ago, was
ielnstaud today, He viii train Tor E.
Borm AID t1ooray, won.
The Summaries.
first race-Handicap for, all ages.
about TX Iurlongs. Ioscan, la lOdom),
to won; blg Ben, l16 (Redfe,nl,
to second; W otan. l07 (t1iIdebrand),
toI, third. Time. 1:1v. Snotgun,
Noosaw and New Mown Hay also
ram
sssond race-The kensington steeple-
chse handicap; Tor four-year-oIds and
uplard; about two miles. CandI44ls
IA tRay), 3 TO l, second = kube. 1eo
tfodrocK1, L TO !. third. time, 3:57,
tesgraVe, Bonfire, Russell sage, " o
On, i.ayatur, and t1yI3g NIrglniau also
IN.
Ihird race-For two-year-olds; five
arIongs. klinssor, 101 lt<nappl. . to /,
Won: Jerry W efnberg, 10i 10 Nelil1, Z
% !, second; Nostron1o, l0l (Crimmlnsl,
SO to /, third. Time. Luz Ia Dr, nollls,
Lancastrian, Naterbok. Capias, Quor-
un1. Aieteor, Astronomer. Stalaetical,
How About You, Edward Russell, ana
There Now also ran.
Fourth race-The Preakness Stakes;
for three -year-olds; one mile and seven
ty yards. Cairngorm, Ia tDavis), 8 to D,
won: kiamesha, 104 (ttiloebrand), TO
l, second: Coymaid, 109 (knapp), D TO !,
third. Time. I:45 "a. Waternght, Bo-
hemia, Vontremp, Cedarstrome, Glen
echo, Iota, and Llndale also ran.
Fifth race-Selling3 for two-year-olds;
five furlongs. Hooray, 104 (O NeilD, Z to
5. won: Rust. 81 9keliyy, L. to l. second;
Retropaw, IO6 MARTINI, 20 TO ], tn1rd.
Time, l:02 20 Evening. Miss POINT,
kingsmere. High Brush, Tarlac. Gen
tian. Gamester. Sandringham, Belle,
Succeed, Eileen Burn. Isadaisy. and
Hump DumpIsy also ran.
Skin race-Purse; for three-year-oIds
and upwards. one and one-eighth miles.
kehalian, 81 (MilIer). 5 TO !, won; The
Southerner, JOG 90 Neiil. II TO D., seconGi
Orthodox, LOG (Martinl, S to i, third
Time, 1:54 Jennie McCabet The Neiled
Lady, Incubator. Daisy Green. wizard
Duke OF Kendall. Ella Snyder, Tom
lawson. Priority. and Sir shep also ran
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LOWE LOST ON FOUL
TO DICK ANDERSON

BALTIMORE. May z7.-Dick Ander-
son was given the decision over Tommy
Lowe. of Washington. on 4 foul last
night IN the eighth round of their
scheduled flfteen-round contest.
: Lowe won a mile, but continued to hit
in the elinches after being cautioned
several times. The boys had agreed to
break clean and the action of the
referee. Tommy DAILY, was perfectly
justified. From the very start Lowe
had the advantage and he continued TO
increase IL throtIg ghoTft
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ANOTHER VICTORY
FOR THE GIANTS

NEW YORK. May 27.-The New York
Nationals beat Brooklyn today, by TO /.
The locals knocked Jones out of The
box in the fourth Strfeklett. wins re-
placed him. pitched a good game.
The score:
New York;. @ 0 x1
Brooklyn ......... 0 0 O 0 0 0 l 0 OIL
Batteries-Math and Bresna han;
Jones. Stricklett. and Ritter. Umpires-
O'DaY and Bauswine-
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PHILLIES SHUT OUT
BY YOUNG cY YOUNG

PHILADELPHIA, May 2z.-Young had
the PhiIlies at his mercy today, letting
them down with three hits and shutting
them out by a score OF to O.
The score:
Philadelphia. 90 o o 0 o 90 8 s
Boston 30 0 0 Pa
Batteries - DuggIeby and Kahoei
Young and Needhana. UmpiTe-Klens.
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CHICAGO TRIUMPHED
OVER ST. LOUIS TEAM

CHICAGO, May 27-In a hard-hitting
game the Chicago Nationals defeated ST.
Louis today The home team excelIed
in base stealing. and the number Of long
hits
Chicago ..,...... o 0142 211xs
ST Louis 0 o 0 IA
Batferies-Briggs and Killing; Thielman
and Warner. Umpire-JohnStone.
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BYRAM BLANKED PENN
WITHOUT SINGLE HIT

PRINCETON. N. J.. May 27.-Prince-
ton easily defeated the Pennsylvania
baseball team here this afternoon by
the score of s TO O. Byram struck OUT
fifteen men and allowed no hits Only
two PennsyIvanians reached second
base. Score:
r. H E.
Pennsylvania -. 000oooo0-0 o 5
Princeton. 0 013 3010x-6 8 /
;Batteries-Brady and Hare, Byram and
Coorey
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totals -.-....-..... l z
for Weaver in ninth

Two-base hit-Hili First on balls
Off Glade. J. Left on bases-St, Louis
8; Washing ION, I. Sacrifice hits-Moran.
Nil. Stolen bases-C. Jones. Struck
out-By Glade. s: by Wolfe, / Hit by
pitcher = Wolfe, l. Attendance = g. 400
Umpire-ConGolIy Time-I hour and
forty-flve minutes.
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CORNELL TRIMMED
MANHATTAN TEAM

ITHACA. n. Y, May 27-Corneu had
little difficulty in trimming Manhattan
today, although the visitors had seem
ing opportunities to score in three in
nings. Score:
Cornell. ........... 0O3Oo0OON2 2
Manhattan..,... 000 10000 % /
Batteries -Umstad and Welch, Dolan
and Cottcr. Unpire-Mr. Hoagland.
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BOBBY BAKER READY
FOR WELTERWEIGHT

Bobby Baker. OF this city, is looking
for Il match with any OF the I40-pound
fighters In these parts for a side bet.
He has been In training for some time
at 1928 Fourteenth street northwest,
where he Will be glad to receive ehal-
let..ee
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PIRATES BlTTEO HARD
AND TRIMMED REDS

PITTsBURG. May 27-Pittsburg de-
feated Cincinnati today. by to 3.
Harper started TO pitch for the visitors.
but was batted hard in the early innings
and retired at the close of the fourth in
favor of Hahn, who did not fare much
better.
The score:
Pittsburg ND IL o1o ks
Cincinnati ......, 0 I o 0 O-2
Batteries-Flaherty and Pei1z; Harper.
Hahn, and Phelps. Umpire-Emslie.
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RESERVES BEATEN

BALTIMORE. May 27.-The George
town Reserves were defeated by the
Baltimore and Ohio Athletic z1ssoeia-
tion by to T. Matthews and Simon,
the opposing twirlers. pitcaed good
The Washington times., 1905-05-28

Let Rockenfield bat.'' was the cry
when Moran went TO the plate IN the
eighth inning. RockenfeId could not
have done worse, as Moran knocked an
easy one to Cassaday.
The Washington times., 1905-05-28
BLUE AND GRAY
LOST TO YALE
Completely 0utplayed at
New Haven.
BURNS GEORGETOWN'S STAR
White Pitched Good Game But Jackson
Kept Hits Scattered-One
in Eighth.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, May 27-The
opening gun of Georgetown's s Northern
trip was fired here today on Yale's field
and after the smoke of the contest
cleared away the representatives of the
Blue and Gray had gone down to de-
feat by to /.
The victory was a well-earned one by
The Yale contingent, for they played
the game better and more 5kiilfuIly
than the team that beat them twice in
April. The team that Yale lined up
against the Georgetowns here today,
while individually the same men, was
as a whole a much different one from
that which Georgetown defeated early
in the year.
Today they played ball like so many
veterans and no point in the game was
overlooked by the wearers of the dark
blue.
White Pitched.
Coach Aperious and Captain Morgan
had 10 call on young White, who is the
rightfielder Of the team, to do the twirl-
ing and he acquitted himself in a very
fine manner and gave ample evidence
that he has the material for regular
pitcher next season.
He was ably assisted in his work by
that master mechanic Hub Hart, whose
coaching and catching was Of such high
order as to call out the praise of the
crowd To the credit of Curry it must
be said that the boy did nicely, and
Captain Morgan and Coach Aper!oug are
sanguine that he will make good on the
team during the rest of the season.
Burns played the best game for George
town IN the field as his catches were
Al made On extremely difficult plays.
Morgan played as usual a brilliant game
a third. His blocking of big Rowyrnar
was one of the features of the game.
Three in Second.
In the second inning Yale made
enough runs to win the game, Cote, the
first up. leading off with a clean hit
over second base, which Curns man
aged TO block and keep the runner on
first. Cote then purIoined second;
Housekamp nit a sharp ore down 10
Curry. who threw 10 third TO catch
Cote. but was too late Housekamp go
ing up to second. Bowmans foul fiy
was cleverly captured by Morgan.
Camp was hit by pitcher. thereby filling
the bases. Chaplin drove a hard one
down to Curry. who fumbled the bail
and McGettigan. who recovered 1t. made
a poor throw 10 first. Cote and House
kamp scoring. Morgan fielded Jackson's
slow hit to Larkin in time to put him
out, but Camp romped home while the
play was being made Barnes finished
the inning by going out to Morgan.
In Yale's half of the fourth bowman
led of with q single TO center The hit
locked good for a three-bagger. but
Burns made the brilliant play of the
day by catching the ball in his left
hand as it was bounding over his head
Camp singled Bowman went out at
third on an attempt TO steal Hart 10
Morgan. Chaplin famed the air and
then White sent Jackson to first. hit
ting him on the ribs. Barnes dumped 81
lConti1ucd on Page Two, This sectfen.)
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stahi's attempt to bunt in the eighth
round was a most dismal failure. Cas-
sidy's was a bowling success because
Gleason SAT- down hard when be tried to
field it.
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Cassaday is 1eft-handed batter, but
invariably hits to left field. He seems
unable to- get around on the bail in
time to knock it elsewhere.
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dy to catch him playing off second.
Jones instead of running back went for
ward. Cassidy threw 10 Hill In time 70
catch him.
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Cassidy got a Texas Lacquer to left
in the sixth
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EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.

AT Toronto
Newark. ooo0oS0s
Toronto. ....-..-. @ 0 o 0 o.
Observation-Disclosures and Shea, Crys-
tall and Teft. Umpire-Hassett
At Rochester ehrst game)-
Jersey City. o00o0oooo-0 o
Rochester 0 0 0 , 0 x-2 0
Batteries - Cfarkson and MeCauley;
Kaulkner and Stellman- Umpires-Egan
and Conway.
Second game)-
Jersey City,. O 20121 5-13 16
Rochester. 90 0 Q 0 OF %
Batteries Miller and vandergrift,
Fertsch and Payne. Un1pires-Conway
and Egan.
At Buffalo
RHE
Providence ....... ooo03000o-3 -
Buffalo. o........... 8 % 0 00012 2x-6 S 0
Batteries-PooIe and Thomas, Kissin-
ger and McManus. Umpire-Zimmer.
At Montreal
Baltimore. 0O000o102-4 u q
Montreal. ........ = 0o0O100-S s s
atteries-Burchell and Byers, Pappa-
Ian ana Raub. Umpire-Morau.
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vanzandt was sent in to bat for
Weaver in the last round.
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Wallace made his second hit by driv-
ing one too hot Tor Cassidy to handle.
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Jones sent a screamer to Glade in the
seventh that was too torrid to take and
thus registered his second hit
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Although they will be tired afte. two
nights and days OF travel when ls51ey
get home Tuesday morning the Nation
ais confidently count upon taking one
or more of the games that day. The
first game will begin at 1880 and the
other at 2 O'Clock.
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Huelsman thought he had no chance,
TO cut koehler off 1t the plate in the.
first on Frick's hit and threw to Sec
ond Koehler lacked nerve and re-
nlaiued On third.
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Connolly showed great Improvement
III his indicator work
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-02-16

I'd and believed that at least three
fourths Of the pupils ~ili 30 this: the
Board win supply the remainder with
seats. aud, il possible. with tsbles
likewise.
Those whose hooks have been burn
ed should buy new ones before Mon-
day. Those who are unable 20 Do
this should give 20 Mr. Shspp- on
Saturday their names aud list Of
the books needed.
IL Is hoped ths, every girl and boy
will be on hand when school opens
Monday morning. aud that. with
sturdy determination to snatch vic
tory from defeat. they will. each snd
all. from nov untn the end Of tie
term. hv their good behavior and
bard work. aid their teachers in max
ing Of the last third Of the session
a grand success. Notwithstanding the
destruction Of onr beautiful School
House. W. +. GoonloF.
". A. lirAu.
!. + Brurrr.
Trustees
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-02-16
VISITING RELATIVES.

L e.. kilboern. a prominent ranch
nan Of Mead Ceater. Kansas. is Wis
ting relatives in this section. Mr.
hilhourn is the son Of the late 10
-erh kilbouru, Of Appslsehia. and is
a tirsi cousin Of our townsmsn. w
b. kilbourne tie left this country
80 years sgo. and has visited here on
" once since. aud that was % years
ago Mr kiibourn is Sc years Of
age ami has accumulated consider
able wealth since he went west, aud.
although he likes that country, he is
thinking cf moving back to Wise
County and spending the remainder
81 hi. DIE iu this section. which he
regards AS one ol the best countries
in The world.
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SCHOOL BUILDING
0estroyad By Fro early Tues
day Morning.

The 6nc. handsome stone public
school buildipg atthis place. tl- 6nest
structure Of its kind m theState ofNir-
sinis. was destroyed BY IRE on Tees
day morning. the FIRE being discover
ed about 4.30 O'Clock.
At that hour IRE WAS discovered
by Mr. John Taylor, who lives near
the building. aud the alarm was
promptly given, but before anyone
could get Co the scene the fire had
gained such hrsdway that 60 save
the tuilliur was an mpossitiiity.
The fire bose was gotten into position.
but che water was froze mp. the
thermometer az that hour being .
degrees below zero. and there was
nothing irit buf 90 stand and watch
the pride Of che town go up IN flames
Had weter been available Il would
have been useless O. have tried 60
save thc bu.li.ns. -o great headwsy
had the fine gained
When Che ffe was first discovered
20 seemed o. hc neat thc center OF the
building. in or rcar Che north room
on FIRST lr.r De- is the .urpo-iron
chat the Hre caught from the hoe air
tues ucar thc center 20 abe Building
and Gradually ,te it, way up through
che building OBJ che stairway. The
night before .hcre hal been s. show
in Zoe building which wa. kept well
InnfnH -.f.. . '.H. ...r
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SWIFT & COMPANY.

We are now hsndiiuC the ola
Reliable Swifts Beef Fresh ship
ment- ,rice q week. One pound Of
>w'lt- i- better than two pounds az
any other. handled by our compe-
ti,or-. rs they Kin their own stock
Phone or cali ou us for prices.
Yours for business.
CASH MEAT MARKET.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-02-16

MeSsrs r. +. Barron and j. ~
Sprinkle left here last Frsdsy morn
ing for Richmond. where they go as
representatives Of the Msnsouic lodge
at this place. 20 attend the aunusi
meeting Of the grand lodge Of the
State.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-02-16

The Virginia towns along the T..
d y. railway between Cumberland
Cap and Big Stone Gap arc .euius
large parties 20 tho West via Knox
Vile. j. l. Ihoip mud twenty six
other citizens from the vicinity of
Dryden are en- rovte to HALLS Valley.
Indian Territory .-Brr.fnf g.u-r..
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The Big Stone Gap Post.
THURSDAY. FEB. lG. 1905.
LOCAL ITEMS.

II .|.
,,.et
tr.-a Toasted '''""'9 'o" 'i-
ra at Taylor ''''-
w. " D..S ~ hen.s, -,
Wells will probably
Do. FAMILY from Nhi. place 10
d.. .. t.. rear future
l'.' ''NN' "' i''' ''''
Attorney OBJ. Vt Wears. of Wise,
tan last week ON business
De- hHo"ntn' is preparing to
H- family CD AfNansas' ann
... expecting io leave here the
.. ta'' month.
u.s. rncker of Wise. was 10
t.. rast week on business.
O..t A.. D.. Eaton spent SUNDAY
Bristol visiting his family.
.t,- r..
..i...,i'...
EXT. .,t.....i.
rp.,
A." lnce. O. prominent lumber
.t Baltimore. was 900 the Gap
De- a'.t N.oN 900 business
SAMPLE. of Blue6cld vs.
., town last week
.I 20 Hotel Eugene last
j ....r
...,.,,,
, '''' ''''' y, '4.'''''
''''..'''s see 1"e i", u.
"s'"'' '"'' dig
ID Hale. ol Rogcrsv.iic. Tenn,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-02-16
uP-TO-DATE GOODS.

large new line Of Writings and Eaton Hurlbut's box and
pound paper
gers Journals Day and Cash Books Of any style price
old fashioned Horhodnd drops relieves that tickling in your
throat.
Have you Blue Grass Cook Book They are selling fast
et;er get your copy now
smokers notice so clear Havana Cigars, wrapper and
srer for - % Why smoke inferior goods
j. w. KELLY, Druggist.
Big Stone Gap, Va.
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To Cure a Cold In one Day

Take LAXATIVE BRONp QUNIS
Tablets. All druggists refund abe manrt
70 IL fails 20 cure. b.. vs. Groves ..r.-
iure b. on each box. -sc nov. ll.Ir
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-11-03
CONTEST NoTlcE.-Department .,

CONTEST Observation-Disclosures Vi
the Interior. U. S. Land Office,
Lewistown, Mont, October 25, 1905.
A sufficient contest affidavit hav.
ing been filed in this Office by
WALTER L. billiard,
contestant against homestead entry
No. 3016, made January %, 1908, for
the WIZ swA, section 25, sly seA
sec 26, tp II n, II e. Mont. P. NJ,
by John E. Robinson, contestee, in
which it is alleged that John E. Rob-
inson left said land and said county
of Fergus more than one year ago;
that he has not resided upon said
land or occupied it since the first day
of August, 1904. and has wholly aban-
doned said entry.
Said parties are hereby notified to
appear, respond and offer evident e
touching said allegation at 10 o'clock
a. m. on November 20, 1905, before
the register and receiver at the Unit.
ed States Land Office in Lewistown,
Mont.
Tht said contestant having, in 4
proper affidavit filed October Is. 1905,
set forth facts which show that after
due diligence personal service Of this
notice cannot be made, it Is here
by ordered and directed that such
notice be given by due and proper
publication.
EDWARD BRASEY, Register.
First publication Oct. q.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-11-03
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3, 1879
Notice for Publication-U. 8

TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE s, 1879.
Notice for Publication-U. 8.
Land Office, Lewistown, Mont, Oct.
21, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that in COM
pliance with the provisions of the
act of congress of June 8, 1873. EMIT
led IAN act for the sale of timt er
lands in the states of California, Ore
gon, Nevada and Washington terri.
tory" as extended to all the public
land states by act of August 4. 1892,
DORMAN JACKSON,
of Lewistown, county of Fergus, state
of Montana, has this day filed in this
Office his sworn statement No. 143,
for the purchase of the seA swA,
sec IL, tp Is n, r 10 e, Mont. p. M,
and will offer proof to show that the
land sought is more valuable for It's
timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish his claim
to said land before the register and
receiver of this office at Lewistown
Mont, on Thursday, the 2Sth day OF
December, 1905.
He names as witnesses:
John H. Vadnais, Harvey N. Rogers
William A. Lacock, George H. Kelly
all of Lewistown, Mont.
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely the above described lands are
requested to file their claims in this
office on or before said 2Sth day Of
December, 1905.
EDWARD BRASSEY. Register.
First publication Oct. 81.