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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-02
FIRMNEss THAT FAILED.

you cannot go, and that settles IT..
said Alfred saylow loudly.
II bolt from the heavens had de.
scended in the midst o; the little group
about the breakfast table It would
hardly have created more conste-na.
ton.
Julia Saylow, stout and Impressive.
put down her coffee cup with del.be-a'
ton, and eyed her husband with opea.
inouthed wonder.
Violet and Mlgnonette pushed back
their chairs as Il second outburst
would precipitate immediate high..
and looked snxiously at their mother
only Willoughby, the 9-yearold
scion Of the house Of Saylow retained
his composure to any extent He was
accustomed to violent surprises IN his
daily walk and recovered himself
quickly
why not?' he asked boldly.
Because YOU can't taa"s why" re-.
turned bis father Sharply You al
hear nc"
1, was quite evident tha, he had
toea heard. although no reply was
forthcoming The girls feebly played
with their food. Jula's face under
went various changes Of color which
finally seated into an aggressive red;
ana. t.e o9y broke into long whistle
of hevi,deyment.
"Wl ycu may leave the table"
sGid &r Sa~low sternly
Waoughby gazed thoughtfully a.;
him ~ a moment. then seized slice
o. roast and Vanished He had seen
taat n his fathers eye which remind.
cL him OF m almost forgotten hour o.
sadness. closely associated with thi
upgiing recollection Of a strap So hs
went
"He meant il" he ruminated as he
Slipped away; yes. I'm sure he meant
o. What has goJ into him?"
Fortunately breakfast was nearly
owe. when the surprising dictum had
heen announced. while digestive pro.
cesses we're undoubtedly impaired in
the case Of all except willoughby. It
was better than disappointment on
IN empty stomach.
saylcw was nos an imposing figure
as he folded his napkin aud rose 70 de-
part.
When the sound OF his own quick
little nervous steps was heard fading
away in the passage the feminine ton
rdes we're nnloosened.
Violet spoke first Plump pretty
and independent. she tossed her head
with a gathering bloom on her proud
cheeks.
The ldea," she observed. "lIow
entirely uncalled for"
Il should think so. cried Mlgnoa.
cite. younger ana even prettief thar
he's sister
forth. She wasgan afectionate wife.
The repression Of Julia COW burst
a devoted mother and posses ssed ot
mary wr,ses. Alas the rod ot author
ity was TO her ansers as clasp n
gold 10 the miser. and she had waved
u cslmly and unflnchingly over the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-02

diateiy ard silence purchased with az
entra moats's wages. but she has beea
known to say taat Mr. sayIow is a
queer man.
yes" said Julia, as she went up
tho steps the next day on her hus.
lands arm. I'VE were very comforta.
biz at the hotel. but after all. Alfred.
dear. there is nothing like the comfort
OF ones own homs. Why. what is that
litter in the corner?"
oh. nothing" answered Saylow.
meekly. Il had a man in to mend
some Of the doors They squeaked.
you know. aud the locks needed mend.
ing"
"Yes, they did. replied his wife.
I'm glad it's done"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-02

Chcctdw City is again excited owe.
sn alleged gas discovery. A similar
discovery was reported there a number
Of wears ago wtieh trrned out TO ba
nothing Of the sort What the Chez
taw prop'e mistake for a gas well 10
merely the exhaust valve OF the Guth.
rie boom -Oklahoman.
Proximity to Oklahoma CRY sug-
rests sewer gas from Tho stagnanc
sewers o. the bubble town Of the South
west
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-02


ORlaAoma Iil,e Kansas srl Texas. is
confronting n grave condition IN tbs
matter Of her oil feds. That this is
wonderful natural resource for this
territory car not be doubted Tho de-.
velopments in the last Few months
have oeen such as to demonstrate the
vast deposits Of cil and when one can.
templates the meaning Of this it's i'm
portance Is reaiizei
The STANDARD oil COMPANY has the
i-oaopoly. Il has issued i9s edict.
.iAal Oklahoma fall down and ohey7
Shall oil producers af Oklahoma ac-
cert the cm in crude oil anG the raise
in refnel oil?
Hon. j. ~ L~dick. representative
from cleveland county, saws "no." Re
proposes a state refinery and has in.
trn need q resolution in the lower
house calling on the committees on
wavs and means to prepare and Pc
sen. bill TO that effect.
The preamble 10 this resolution very
clearly sets out tho difficulty fer
which a remedy is sought and is as
follows.
Whereas. the Standard Oil company
has under its control a practical mon
opoly Of the reclining. transport alton
and sale Of crude oil in The U'ite'l
states. and thereby a monopoly Of the
markets Of the lo:.i for refined oil ana
its by-p-oduc,s. and is also able to Gic-
ta;e and conrol Ike F;icc paid to pro-
ducers for crude oil ard the price eS
acted from consumers Of refined oil
and the byproducts thereof and
whereas said Standa-d oil company
controls the price of refined petroleum,
gasoline and other oils throughout the
;erritcry Of Oklahoma. ana also fixes
the prices paid for crude oil to the oil
rrodrcers OF Oklahoma. and IS forcing
the price thereof down below The cos;
Of productioa and
Whereas. the proven fields of Okla
homa already show shat that territory
is underlaid wi.h vast body 1r crude
oil. only waiting the enterprise Of man
fo its development: AID
Whereas. in said proven fields arc
thousands Of acres II school aud other
public lands he'd in trust by this terri
Org Tor the people OF Oklahoma and .
he future generations thereof and il
s greatly TO be desired that such
,atural resources be fostercd. develop
ID and preserved for the benefit Of her
,eople.
While il is conceded that the nat
lral resources. agricultural. mineral;
md commercial. can best nc developed
" private persons or corporations. yet
he power cf the Standard Oil synfi-
ate is such shat It in effect absolute
y shuts cut piiyc;e ownership Of this
.reat natural resource. ether L y hold
ng the title or by liclating the price
# crude Oh to the private owner
T. is clear then that the question IS
10 lcneer olc ot private - state own
rsbir. but ,s one between state own
rship or Standard OIL ownership and
onirol,
The question then hafcre inc people
4 oklahoma Kpngas and Texas is
which shal! II he. state or Standard
)n?
There NAV he some diticulty il do.
ns anything efroctual mGer ine or
.anic acr. This the Ways and means
ommitteo can determine 3m when
he bald question of state control or
standard OH monopoly .s presented
o the people of the state there can be
title doubt as to he answer.
The same proposition rcr a state oil
is now before the legislature
t Kasnas and is arouslng a great deal
4 tpfararf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-02

Captain Thomas Q Donaldson. Jr.. Of
the Eighth Y. s. cavalry, who Is il.
spcoting the oSlah.ma National guard.
is a very fine gentleman aud dashins
officer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-02

Frank Gceer has been reappo'nted
public printer for Oklahoma, and the
country is thus saved for another two
years --Yinita Leader.
The question that has not as yet
heen answered. is. has Frank Greer
been saved Muskogee Phoenix.
Why certainly, often.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-02
okIAAoMA On ripror

Every day the sentiment for ssate
hood for Oklahoma and indian Terri
tory seems to grow brighter HOPE al
ways erows On the side Of desire as
the contest draws nearer NJ voice
has for some time questioned the right
OF Oklahoma to imme liate statehood.
Senator Long Of Kansas. being ~
the midst of he fight, is thus ouotel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-02

People speak Of a constitution. A
constitution would mean the end OF
Russia Grand pu;e Vladimir The
end Of Russian autocracy no doubt
It is very evident that the duke thinks
we are the people
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-02

II would be too bad # The secretary
of the interior should refuse t9 renew
some # thoee monopolistic oil leases
over thcle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-02

When ven feel sense OF weight
ana oppression after meals it means
indigestion. HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea positively cures indigestion.
constipation. and stcmach troubles. 35
cents. Tea or Tablets.
Ask your druggist.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-02

General Furopatbin gives two rea-
CONS for not continuing his advance on
the Japs. FIRST. the losses sustained
and second the failure Of the attack.
The roasois sound good.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-02

The almontion to come early and
avoid the rush, VIII har1ly be neces-
sary when Il comes to appointing mem.
hers foc the proposed Washington
junhet.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-02

The sprinting qualities Of ccrpora's
inonoDol'es are being contested by the
linguistic harangues Of congressional
nre-eafers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-02

Girls and fishing smacks seem to be
preferable targets for Russian bullets.
rather than brown midgets
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-02

The octonus hunt Is now supporting
The jack rabbit roundup in Kansas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-25
La SaStreria de mOda

En- el acreditado establec ecimiento de
|SASTRERIA de Don Gerardo Meri-
no. Sc acaba de recibir un surtido
|excelente &c casimires franceses, in
gleses, lanillas. franelas de Ultima
novedad para la estaci5n del Calor,
driles mallorquines y catalanes y cha
lecos ;lta novedad y de dolores varia
d1simoS.
Fin telas para forros y ETC., hay tam
bien I'm surtido extraordinario.
La prontitud, Ell es,nero en- la con
feccion y el corte elegante que es el
distintivo de este establecimiento de
|SASTRERIA. lie han conquistado Ell
envidiable credito de que goza, real
zado ahora por las grandes 1mporta
clones de telas acabadas de recibir.
Sc hacen trajes ala medida, desde
S 90 hasta S $4,000.
Una vista al stablecimiento,. es la
mejor rlanera de convencerse.
IT, Fortaleza 10, frente al BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-25
Cr6nica alegre

tienen ninguno.
Pero estOs ocultan su contra
riedad y contestan siempre que
Sc les habla de su carenc1a de
succession.
-Nosotros estamos muy bien
asi. 1Hijos? Dios Sc los de a
quien los desee.
ESQ 10 dlcen con la lengua
chica, pero en- cuanto la seflora
nota la mas ligera novedad en- su
salud. conmuevese profundamen
te y'dice a su marido poniendo
los oics en- blanco: ~, ee-o .,a
-iAy Serafin' Me parece que
hay novedad.
-iComo? Explicate; no pro.
tongues mi incertidumbre. Quie.
70 adivinar -.
-Si, chacho milo, siento cosas
que no he sentido hasta ahora.
Ell esposo abraza a su mujer y
sale a la calie deseando que lie
pregunten por su sefora para
poder decir, dandose aires de
prolifico:
Esta delicadita; va me COM
prende listed
.-;Con que, esas tenemos2
Son cosas muy naturales en- el
matrimonio.
-Pues que salga con bien en-
su cuidado.
y usted que 10 yea.
-Hombr no plenso estar
presepte.
-Es TN decir.
En- la mayoria de los casos la
indisp osicion no sigue adelante
y con TN POGO de dieta y una 6
dos tazas de manzanilla suele
resolverse Ell asunto; entOnces
el matrimonio, al yer defrauda-
das sus esperanzas, Sc enCierra
en- un prudente silencio y solo
10 rompe cuando alguien pre-.
gunta:
-lQue tai? Como sigue ESQ?
NO; 81 no era embarazo.
Era una indigestion sencilla;
pero mas vale asi.
-lComo2 mo desean ustedes
tener hijos7
-lNosotros2 iQuia! Isl aborre-
cemOs a los ninos!
"A mi me dan mucho asco-
afade la mujer.
-Porque huelen a engrndo
acido-agrega Ell marido.
Y en- vista de que Ell cielo les
MEGA los dones de una prole sa.
ma, Sc dedlcan a amar a un Pc
rro, G ponen to1o su cari1lo ell
un cato, o en- un loro 9 en- un
mirlo.
Pocos son los matrimonios
sin hijos que no poseen una bes
tia de su predileccion mas 9 me-
nos repuguante, perO amada
hasta Ell exceso.
Yo estuve pasando dos meses
en- Portugal. En- la casa de al
ladO habia lido a formar su nido
de amor un matrimonio joven;
y a todas horas llegaban a mi
dido frases cari1osas que excl
taban mi admiration.
Mira, Reveriano-decia la
esposa al esposo.-Este no h.
querido tomar el desayuno.
-iPobrecito mio!-exclamaba
Ell esposo con acento de angus
tia. iEstas til malito?
-VamOs, toma esta sopita,
cielin-suplicaba ella.
"A yer 81 quiere comerla de
mi mano. Rico, precioso, iquien
te duiere a til lVas ser bueno2
IVas a obedecer a tn papaito7
ives Reveriano7, cves como
cierra la boquita2. 80. lPero no
comprendes, tontin, que 81 no
comes nos vamos a poner muy
tristes?,
-iOh, padres amorosos!-me
decia yo oyendoles quejarse.-
ESQ Sc llama querer. iQue ra-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-25
Buena noticia

En- el antigua y muy acreditado es
tablecimiento Bazar de ropa hecha y
Sastreria de r. Monies, Sc acaba de
recibir TN immense surtido de casi-
mires ingleses y franceses, los que
ofrece a su numerosa clientele y al
p1blico en- general.
En- rop, hecha tambien hay un ex-
tense surtido de elegantes trajes, los
que Sc detallan desde 81 a $I4. Cuen-
ia t4mbien ell Bazar con un surtido de
abrigos para caballeros y niffos. propio>
para viajes, gorras, camisas, cuellos
puffos, tirantes, cinturones, ligas, cal
zoncilllos, corbatas, medias. y muchos
Imas articulos del ramo.
VISTA HACE FE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-25

No, no le dejes, Filomenita.
Nos quedaremos los dos en- ca
sa-replicaba el esposo.
Cierta noche loh noche inol-
vidable! lego hasta mi I'm ru-
NOR extraflo que puso mis- ner-
vios de punta. En- casa de mis-
vecinos oianse sollozos ahoga-
dos, ayes de dolor y suspiros
hondos. Applique ell dido lleno
de ansiedad.
-lQue desgracia!-gemia la
madre.
-Vamos, Filita, ten resigna-
|cion: iOuien sabe ST el cielo Oh
ra uuestra s1plica?-decia el pa
Dire.
s-lPero, quien nos 10 habra
|robado?
-Es muy possible que sc haya
escondido para hacernos sufrir.
lie has reganado til?
-1Reganarle 20? Al contra
rio; esta tarde estuve hacienda
lie caricias y rascandole la cabe-
cita con una lendrera.
-iQue disguste tan grande!
-lPero sera possible que en-
Poi tugal falten los chicos de
casa de sus padres como 81 Sc
tratara de una prenda de ropa?
|-pense 20.
Y me quede profundamenre
preocupado; al otro dla muy de
manana. salte del lecho Y fu1 a
|llamar con los nudillos en- "a
venlana de al lado. No tardo en-
preSentarse la zcocinera, muy
sorpren1ida.
~-Perdone usted-la dije,--
pero deseo saber 81 ha parecido
81 chiquitfn. .,- n
-1Que chiquitin7' - pregunto
ella.
Ell hijo de sus senores.
40? Isl no tienen nijo>!
-PueS entOnces. cqu1en%es 81
que sc ha perdido?
-El galapago.
En- V1llalba conOCl hace amos
IN matrlmonio sin succession que
consagraba todo su carinc a un
polio horrible, implume, con los
|ojos pringosos y la cresta que
parecia un estropajo. Ell polio
andaba por toda la casa como
Pedro por la suya, y Sc subia a
las sillas v Sc meta en- los cajo
mes del aparador y Sc echaba en-
las camas. La doncella tenia la
opllgacion de espulgarlo todos
os dias y frotarle el pico con
una gamuza, y la seflora lie ha-
ia hecho por su propia mano
una taleguilla de glase y borda.
das en- elias las iniciales del
Animalito.
-iPara que la taleguilla?-
hube de pre- guntar a la sonora.
Para hacerle aseado y que
pueda alternar con las persOnas
lue vieuen de vista.
Lmts Toboa19.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-07-07
ANNOUNCEMENT

To ruE IrAcurHs oF WISH Corsrf.
'lhe report has gone out that ihese is
10 be a County Normal. 81 wiso County.
ibis year. beg 20 corrcct. THE. There
will be no Normal in Wise County tins
year This conclusion BIAS been reached
after a careful survey of the FIELD and con -
suitaiion with those most interested in els.
work. d is impossible 60 arrange sat-
istactnrs programmes Without conflicting
With The state Normais thc surcrinfen-
dents Conference and the meeting Of The.
STATE leashcs's Association. 10 BE- hoped
that The teachors viii attend ihe summer
school Of Methods or toe state Normalat
Emory.
The examination for slite teachers aiil
Dee held o. Wise Jolly Ig,b and 1914. Vnrs
day and "Wednesday Tho esamnai.a,f
Tor eoigrvd ieaohcrs viii Dc held gharsds,
sud Friday ioilosinr
You're truly.
s''t' o. ID Baker.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-07-07
TARGET sHoU1iN8.


RESULTS or MATCHES.
Pistol TsFget Match;
ist--s. R. Jessee.
si-woriey Kiihoafn. F.
TRAP SHOOTING.
80 targets sf,er Gun Contsst-sheil
Case--W. n Cecil
1T High Cur s.sspsiske., JAY f.,--
Box cigars-w. N. Cecil,
% High Gun Swospstakes-Hs,-J. p.
Bullitt
ALL AROUND PRIZE.
V. ;. Paisc IS out Of 50.
DR.. Painter 20 out Of 80.
J. B. GooJlos 10 out Of 50.
RiFLE MATCH FOR BOYS OR GIRLS
UNDER 10.
i'i--Les Large.
2d-Ernest Ages.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-07-07
FIELD SPORTS.
}. w. & w. c. Parrish Capture
Four Out OF Five Events.

- ~ - 81 AoAN I'd a.
Four Out OF Five Events.
\ large nrmber OF eoutestants en-
tered Tor the high jomp sed the
struggle for first place was very
close. j. ~, Parrish finally won
ont FROM hi- hesrest rivals. Barr and
w. &. Parrish. clearing the bar a.
; feet . inches.
a TIE 10 ~. sl,oa put was won hv
u Il 'issiy At 81 ieet.
@Tise houors ioF the running hroad
jump were carried Of BY W. G.. Par
r'sa Nho made Jump Of II feet p
inches. Graham was a close second
in this event
W. v PARRISH also won the psize
IN The 1up yasd iush ,eliich was a verv
last rscs considering the poor topdi-
sio'toi tse trAek
Ia the baseball ihrow !. W. Par
rlsh made tho lnnge.t throw. hurting
the lksrss tide Il4 yards > feet.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-07-07
u. S. Geological Survey OF
Virginia.

So r
l~~tssigA,ions ofibt >ssf.tirssphv and
raleoutoiegY Of Ordovician aud snuriau
fa~Argres Ft,a special reference to iron
ores ard cement materials ill be mad,
in the FAiiey rss'dn bt ~. ElO.Tlrich
assisted by, Mr. X. ; Bsssler.
A isfssiiEati6a OF the iroa bees. sisys
snd cement materials la the Appalachian
VALLEY pin g. suast bf M. +. c. Eesei
~asi-s.A 10y Ms.st- lCisstland ALbe. Jt
and A. : nsssler
|. roPogpth'f work "a Yhglnia wall b,
directed by Mr. Y. n. Manning The
IN.,htsrhridse aud Yorkto~u quadran.
gles via be -ursvyed Ar. X. l.. Libby
has charge OF running pfec,se levels 30
Roanoke it'sssgss4ssngle. Primar, cen
lral vili be ssuaded H. sigsr, qasdran.
gle by pAris b shich NJ. VIZ. Lowell
has charge.
b Hydro economic Investigations 20 4 IT,
siuis ~iil be conducted by Nc. a. \
fsrhsr. stFtsp mepsurements will Dee
tak~n hy Mr. n C. Grover. assisted Dot,
MIA A. Horton aud others.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-07-07
or TO The PHILIPPINES.
Secretary Of War Taft ard Hls Pa-ty
start on Their Trip.


Washington. July l.-Wlulan Il
ran. secretary of-war. accompanied
by distinguished party. inciudl.e
members OF both houses OF conrress
army officers. the daughter of The pres.
ident Miss Alice Roosevelt. and 9TH
ers began their tourney 10 the phiiip.
pine Islands. The party embarked ia
'"o special cars on the regular Chi
eaSo train. Al the station 20 saw
goodbye acre the French Ambassador
aud Madame Jessurand. Mr. Takahira
thc Japanese minister. Assistant See
rotary Of War Oliver. Gen. and Mrs
Shanee and numerous other friends Of
to parry.
Aiteouss Secretary Taft cxpects 70
have a relief from the arduous dnties
OF the past few months during his Alb
senoe The trip is one OF ofsciai lnspec.
ton and many matters Of adnsinssfrs.
ton viii be considered. Az CHICAGO
be viii meet and confer with John p
stevens who was appointed 10 sue.
coed CHIEF Engincor Wallace. OF The
Panama canal commission.
Three months are 70 be consumed
iE the trip. Including a stay os zoe
~eek IN Manila and trip around the
Islands occupying ten davs.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-07-07
TRANSFERS STRIKE.
Fersy-Nine Business Men and Union
ofHeers Indicted.

Chicneo. July S,-The Cook count,
Grand jury which for a month has
been investigating the causes and con
dition Of the present tcamsters' strike
returned IFS report and with It 40 In
diciments against men connected IN
various ways with recent labor trou
bles IN Chicago
The charges are conspiracy TO in
lure business rivals and with ii,ent "a
commit bodily injury and assault WIKI
intent 10 MIL
Ia addition 10 returning the indict.
nents. The jury submitted long and
scothing report dealing with the labor
conditions In Chicago.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-07-07


4 cbLrfER's wsESrrf La. given
Editer SBti.bsne. Of the Hesrst pa.
pers some pretty hard digs for the
iseonsi.teney Of having 1.orsl sdi-
,orisl. aloHgsids NTH INN. raj news.
Probsbly every thoushtft resder Of
tthfss paper s,s nosiess he same
thieg, bpt this is not My Er;sbsne's
FsuIt. Hearts, ides Of i.st ia a
mirror held up before the ,rld re-
hrcsing al there is in IL. lie iiuds
bic ideal Of On editor IN Nj Brisbane.
foremost among the edition. If Amer
les. and one many Of his critics are
fGsed1,o ipitsts. and he wisely gives
hun csrte blanche. A paper that
wbuld Be DrisbsRe's IDEAL would not
hnd, readers except among the live
reform element. As it is, through
the ehtiously called yellow journal"
the best reform thought gets a hear
ing smoRg the masses. We regret
keesiysthAt the public. taste - per
'eTted ana thss a lsrge. clan glos,-
~ rehsErsal'of the evil deed. Of hu.
msnity, but We are glad tina, from the
isrgen the voice Of independent edi.
'orss. be.rsy
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-07-07
TIE INDICTED PACKERS.
viii Attempt To Defeat the Govern,
ment Through lnlunetlonS.

rhic@ga. luiy s. Efforts are 10 Be
made by 'he packers Indicted by m.
federal strand jury SATURDAY 10 defeat
enc E9'fsnments aim fhrqugh iujunc.
ton ectefings The packers have
nnihor'Eri their sepciai counsel. Iohr
: Miller. 90 Ole their petition for an
Injunction 81 his discretion 10 the
United states court In fact. me no.
ucos informing tho federal officials
that a pciitIon would bo hlcd asking
for an injunction already have been
prepared foy service.
Attorney Miller stated that the ac
tion seeking au injunction would be
uncommon, bug not without precedent.
cases being on record In several 10
stances supporting the contemplated
move by the pSakers.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-07-07

Your food mnst be PROPERTY diresi,.,
ava assimtlatcd 90 he OF anyivslue A., ,,,i,'
ID your stomach is-Ueak or diseased ~.
Model nfspepsic- Cure---IL dige-t~ va,
!pn eat aud gives the stoma0hr,- resi- 90
"hH"g % io'r eeuperate. fsbeah hhst III.
and eroN strong again. .kadol aasre.-...,,.
stomach gas. hloatiug. heart palpifation
ana a.. 'H digestive disorders Sold bvJ NJ
keIIE. nrnrri.f. w y.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-07-07

The L. a n Road sued For osm.o..
and Cot q.

o"enscoro. Ky June so.-The Z. &
y vas given Judgment against The
o~ensboro Street Railroad Co. in cir.
enis court for Slls The caae was :
spsei one : year AGO an 4. & y.
.'a.N eoeids'd With street car AMI
aem9iishei 4. sal, was then bn,urh,
q reeossr DAMAGES for slight in5ur,-
aone TIC engine Testimony showed
'n~t ne Train lad The r.shl Of way
~hea he collision ecc.,-r---