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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-06
Sporting Goods
and FIam1maocks.

~ G pspa nsw spI ists'sa e s9e Pss
w main floor, Tenth street. is
very complete and interest
ing. Whoever loves sport of any
kind will find here the equipments
and devices requisite to any pastinle.
Fishing Requisites.
Bamboo Fishing Rods,
i5c.. 25e 35c., Soc and a5c
Split Bamboo Fishing Rods. 81 90 and 81 20
Bristol Steel Rods. $3.50 s. 80 and upwa I'd
geels .e0c.. T5c. and upward
rioUAs, oozen 20c. 40e
HOoAs, CASE .IOc.
.,s Zines &c. to 4bc.
NinAers' aozeh' .-'.....--..--........6c upward
Also complete lines of Nets Minnow
Pals. Shot. Artificial Bait. Extra Guides
and Tops. Rod Varnish. Wrapping SILK.
Frog Spears. Fish Spears, Gut Leaders
Fish Scales, Fish Stringers, Drinking Cups.
Leader Boxes. Baskets. Hook Disgorgers
Bucket Nets. etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-06
At S2.oO.

AT $500.
Girls Fine French Lawn Euimpes, made
with clusters of fine tucks across front
forming yoke and falling full to waist line:
low rundown collar; full sleeves finished
with cuffs to match; sizes 4. 6, g. 10 and II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-06
At Sos.
At $500 and $3.50.
Were $500 and $3.50.

Wash Dresses OF pique and linen. ETC.. in
colors and white: some with dainty hand
embroidered collars. number of very at
tractive styles: sizes s. 10 and u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-06
Tennis Goods.
Hainnlocks

Mexican Grass Hammoeks OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s
Cotton Cord Hammocks. with pillow. spreader
anu SiiAhte+ y
Canvas-weave Hanmocks. with pillow and
sPteturE . =
Good Quality Canyas-weaye Hammocks. with
pillow, spreader and valance. .......... s.
w. x l.. Special Canvas-weave Hammocks,
with deep yalance, pillow and spreader. :. s.
Canyas-weave Hammocks. made extra long
and wide. with adjustable pillow, spreader
ana y3ihnce. - -
Baby Hammocks. complete with stand $3.50. {,
Hammock Hooks. pair. ..........
Other Hammocss up 10 500.
Fourth floor. Eleventh st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-06
At $40.

At $3.50.
wasted: yoke of lace Insertion and bias
bands Joined together by fagoting and fin
ished with pointed bertha trimmed with
lace insertion and edging: full sleeves with
deep cuffs: skirt made with two rows Of
cluster tucks; sizes 8. s. 10, IL and IA.
Fine White Lawn Dresses. long wasted.
with yoke of Valenciennes lace insertion
and embroidery forming three points; full
sleeves and plain skirt. with deep hem;
sizes 6, 8, 10 and IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-06
Sum r1aer


OOTSGIS.
~ HOWING complete lines of
N0< Summer Corsets, foreign
~ and domestic, including net,
summer-weight coutil, ba-
tiste and other thin materials, IN
stylish, up-to-date models.
Some excellent items in domestic
corSets:
.,i. 4 G. Corsets: straight front; dip hip. 81 o.,
Corset III batiste: straight front; dip d.
hip, eiastics attached. ................. Yt.ZS }
Girdie Corsets; batiste; straight front; Or -,,
uiP mp y
hip; eassies .tta ssse '..ssh. mont dip ST. so
O. B. cor.e..: straight front. din hin $500
Ivy Corsets;. batiste; straight front; dip C., ~
hip elastics attached ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1919
P. D. Corsets; straight front: dip hip. 1919
Bon Ton corsets: batiste; straight front; G. ~,
LID hip: elAsticB attached. .............. Y-f.oo
Third foor. eleventh st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-06

At $I.o5.
white india Linon Dresses. shirt wais
style with round yoke of tucks and inser
ticn. finished with ruff1e of embroidery
skirt is full and plain, with deep hem; size
g. 8, 10, IL and IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-06

III pl.SU -,
White Persian Lawn Dresses. with
tucked yoke and pointed bertha of en-
broidery: full skirt finished with deep hem;
sizes @, 8, 10, II and IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-06

White French Lawn Dresses, with yoke
of embroidery In front and cluster of tucks
In back, finished with bertha of embroid-
cry; long sleeves with deep tucked cuffs:
skirt made full and finished with band of
insertion above deep hem. Sizes 9 to IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-06
QM000warO 6 IOtbr0{D
New ADMINISTRATIONS
During
Young Peoples Outfittings

For Town, Country, Seaside and Mountain.
Yachting Bathing General Outing
variety
Offering list below classes
a the usual.
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So. Is each and up.

FIFTH door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-06
Star Want AID. AGENCIES

c. n. LehNdeclf. elnaf sters, 90
Second aXenus.
Quaker nraa Sters, ioi3 ftfss az
b H. Mullen, SCI Ballard svsn1s.
opposite city halt
frsmaet prua Co, Awtha e"NN'
ard Fremont avenue,
=rhos aarfis. 81 Pestoteeei hen'
ttss eastlshs, yss,lsSs neaa &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-06
WINDOWS

7 naFa UUTN UUH VTIT0- .
Doors are higher hut I am sttl asl's
ING az the same prise.
Croas panel doors. Tor OIL nnish v
per door
Crrsa panel deer. for psintins Hla
PEI door
Mtuaiuw francs. Tor weiNhts. tAs
Mtuaaw frames. rlaiW s. ~
qrict. send fof price nsfa and hHf
from me a. a. lun price a. leAf
nearest dealer can possibly pufehasss
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WOMAN
FACES A
BURGLAR

a bold attempt va.
THE morning ~ enter ~ a'' saflr
N p.. - ,., s,.aasasa[g 1914 lits co., :,
'- 5t '''ifsH Do The asai ~
faish'ne IN the alasgv a.
'i'ss pulled back ne ssrts,, US 81.
stood fae" 20 fses sith ne ~ -
Even Then be seemed asfiss.
"a hlstl" from The sifasf So 49, oa'
uiafm Lim u danger aad ~ - - .
HHaT fifty yards an.z "ai's
joined b. a psi and togs,hs. "a
rnn aHd disappeared. Msf
other attempts were ma. !.
me came neighbofhoo4 last ,,...
hHt - entrances we're aeeo,s., 10y
The burglars being friabt.,'s 1919.
ln both instances sssf
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FORESTER a GO INC.
fats ualiey nldE
Mhth 81 Phones Ind iiim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-06
TENNY WAS
NOT D0PED

Say FRAHciscO. Manh t-n,.
Chemist H0ihe today fssor,ss ~.
De- found no poison IN tie ssorsss
~ Henry Teuuy. ths FIGHTER -.
died following e bout with P,sss,.
Neil This aata a. rest he tss~-.
that TennY vas d0ped.
q long iist u witnesses Ia, 49,
summoned Tor the Inquest vh,sl
ai.i De held t9mofrsw novn,s,
TeuHF was q minor and possitly 81
parents may bring a damass -
iusi ths flEht promoters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-06

AUCTION SALE or HOUSEHOLD
GguIs AND H~ISftINf4A
TUESDAY. MARCH q = = A n
SHARP uN FHE PREMISES III
UNION Hr eTIfE AHMuffk
uLnaA FLAT ~" The entire
part % tesifHara asf ifau I'D
arriuSs. mattresses bedding fne -
efN. aarrrfHtrrs extension tahtf.
chairs sifahaafd. rnlna closet Hns
riKhf piano. pafffrrr8. Nas range
Kitchen aursus AT squares carpsts
lace enFfalusi e8uchH4 pictures
fffaakefF. glass etc. stE sale FAaf
o. EHfahruak HiaE Tuesday, March
& % - q. m. Il 81. Hisssrtnn. eues
tinnHNf -
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NO WITNESSES

oHIug 20 the ahsenoe q vi
nesaaa Marine Inspectors Tu'1s
and whitney we're unable d o.
tinue fheir investigation Of the 10
erela wreck today
Unfed States Attorney Fit
stated that be expects more VI,
nfs from Victoria asa osks
poluls on Naneaaver Island hrt
ncssea arrive ia time the iAklrf 1
testimony will b. resumed lors'
ruN morning
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tut uaat Howell near nth. b.toom
tuttHHs Phone Main t4at q
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CHEAP HONEST

AAAAeHA AaA#sAAaHH
\ q CAR SHOPS ruing IL on g. q
Hfifffnaa Mrafaa faafaasHs ff,sFI' .fH..
80 ahaaf 80 nsns utH mahr ia
add saIaahis. laHas Tracts over -
feet teHa enly IL en- fFtMs - o.
30 n,aaSh Twsafg aaisasafa 81 ths
grounds anfii soia aHf else Hsrd aee.
sfai usHHa men aH Sod HHHfr. HHH
- heassa en terms - = 80 me'Ifa
5., 49, n = tsi 81 iii.insas ofrieas
81 Itnsa block Ht ance II
rnHEN a 8MITH
HEaHar Buyers Place.
Wf rrHtfa8 rHmH acreage Hasf aaHfH
- ~ riff. 81 Situated 49, Is aff ~
rnsttlFe aHaHFaNes - Fas3 Ffst
e. ihr E4EnF nlthfn a. nafH fnfaf=
f1atinH af nuf affhHF uHtf faa phone
Hafs HHeaHe. &c = she HhHHr Geaz
Htns saan y Yaa hsFr Chaa
& 80 go eash. haiaute a. mHafhiv.
a.fnun nsntrrn rattaFe QHHan Araa
Hgif. cement eide ats aHH am rnld
s. 9aa ife Hast anH same terms. s
faan4 fHalzHrn cottage. FfHaH lH.
4 - SO aash fias madffn cotfrNe
ar @aafana udMe
/ aat So HHHh hFaana modern hds e.
taf aaett1- nn Easftaks AFe
q $50 So cash - monthly metffH
fsIfEHr HH fins taE near fHfFffaits
. go eash o. mafittf ma isfa
aatfarr. efaHr g. Madison
TlNEN 4 SMITH
Maia sau 81 g
ffar -WtFii-tfgr
uE Will sEt.t,-lr
HOMES
fss,- Green iaks. s'nai heess. h's
3 ap- orfsu Take 49, dewa - per
. 80 saafh PARK Is sosia hair rash
& aaaa t'aiHHH3 ia. inta. feHesd isrfus.
, e. r ..s......., i is' i is,s,s
3 as 'ais sfsitg. Esa auan. 81 month
1 astta FfsfaaHt terms
8 ~ i'fensart tise cash. terms On
= 90 i-5saa a. oaahslf cash.
Ne wiil - Sad % shas SOS thf above
ffFr 4 CO.
1f Mnfaai fffr ifde
Bon fshanes
Ths finsaf let's yuu have ever rasn
- che rrirr. oniN fes terms e. pr
month fHsF WafeF sidewalks amH
street HEhtu arr m after the -
sfaes q u. IA 40 $3.50 sifs q, 80 All -
Genie today faha car ga washing
too o. - Southeast Seattle See
code at effirs II
HHuE rs A SNAP
Modern ffanlu hHaae. on ear lire. I've
large Fafe hfn bath city water. maaf
ufsghhafnnaf. nice trvci Ieta Fert.a
fruit irsea small fruit balance 81
Nardfu The EfaHHd alone ls worth
TIE money priea 8 Eo terms
SOUND TRUSTEE CO.
90 Colman nidg
9 go Tor tua lots eu Eth Ave. thrse
blocks berth q fssisr VA. sooa
view
30 for a iarue iet overlooking lake
81 ~ a - nsiia. on sth Ave.
WfNHutr BROS
Hoem a. Calmsn HidE
A sNAP
g 40 90 acres good land facing on
room house. barn. wei and chicken
CHARLES e ADAMS
81 Colman bldg
a few = those cheap iots 81 nsacoa
ulii stiH left Close ca rhf HHe and
school affh ritY vafer
fuu block ~ l4 bIE tote 8 SO
sinEiU lots tnQ up Terms.
nrucn Beet 10 Marion uids
NEW t.raom modern cottage bsauti-
fHf inrHWHH. large lot. rfMenH walk
price g. 80. 500 each. balance easy
terms
MEAC1IAM.
go n. y. Block.
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NfiNAffff NGeff0N eltf.G of
FffIENFrt uE AID Hot aEiInEzn
GOODS TttD RAnAr MARCH q At
tea 4 ~ AT tiia ffftNF ANN 81
al uaFHFWTuN Wilt hiHfeUsE
gF TflE ENTIRE ErNsN uF TffE
~ CHAPLIN FURNITURE STORE
on aaeaunt - she tliuess e ghw oMns
~ In thtH ataeA ARE elegant Tree
hfda. bid sets springs fnr mat
trsaaes. ruuna aAk extension tables.
dininE chairs. fae krrs. sifHt'osntAE.
huffatE. hflrsaas ennfr1asfNa. raaFheN.
FiefHFnR clocks raiitinN hsds. cock
atnNHa heaters. fins steel ranges.
kiffhsn table, mHa qHeaas cafpsfa.
rugs. dishes. EFaE Agff5 siassN -.
center gahifE. aranltsNafH. toilet Hess.
o. fact even think ga TIE hasf#sfHafs
ufshlna MmN - ta 49, fasHHd lu fNRs
well chosen skaak NmH fai 20 at
tend thla sais Hsmefa hef the place
and date ttia first Ave Thursday.
Match a.. u Hieksrtens auetleasef
-
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Reel Ea.,.-cepprg,d.
w OOdll@Wll
II @aoaaG@

The best property ~ The hest -ylaea9
b. that which II we'll taHatSS end
whore fhn greatest amount nf pub
De- nuH private improvements viii
81 made al the Least tEpaHHa tu taH
property most hensfifrd
WandiHWH TERRACE Addition o. fhe
best located resilient property Boz s.
attic Zinc views. Dfg water nud
sidewalks
Hls iata moderate pricsu. on y0uf
HWn terms
HuiidiuF Restrictions.
fhfto raf lines THruty minutes -
and from Pioneer square.
office open until 6 q a. Green Lake
cot o. 10Th aud WuadiHMH station.
Mrsf fa office Hf southwest CORNER
"a
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NEW YORK. March t--Bssks
cialehe pleaded guilty 10 nar-
slaughter Ia the fra eegres On
afternoon
The prisoner Rak refnandes n nc
30 await sentence on Mssrh n
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PAHHY fNVEHfmENr e0MrAnY.
Hg gaiHHu ualiaiHs


iNEEsfoHs
ALI EYER ARE aE GEaHaEruWa
Tho business portion ~ this Httle city
almost wiped off us map
c0mmaueIun a. the northern portion
of t.add H Factory Sites. Ell iniH aHa
blocks bFtNeen Colorado e. ard fHf
lufsFaflaH car iifiH have BEEN bought
b. the railroads
They have also bought "Trip run.
ming parallel Nlfa car lIus 100 feet
wide riEht Through pssfgsinNH.
We hHFe the oHIf large sail map 81
the city rh0aiHa llHt what tnr faIf.
raans have Bought and whore tavf
terminals NiH hs
This map paa gotten aut ~ % great
rHurnFe. hut if sou mean HHaiHeaH y
Or aptu Tor yHsf iHHpt taa. can aHa
saa o.
over faopaa worth - Georgetown
properly we decided q thorn iasi
a-oh
ws have a fsp bays ihat mey vii
need 90 complete fhfir uzHt.uf swHE
thel Fs Ept e. have g.
e. 4oo bays isoafs. fsw feet from maia
business portion ~ GsefEftoau.
hsm , ~, 'as essi"sss 20 e ~. - E
Do hhs Tor uas
80. taa s asa. "sht u
"
k.... fts...t..,i... -s5-... aata fatlf 80
" fsHt iaai opposite thiH.
tsr... $780, -.....= -.,h ..tt.., .lsst
III De a.fEnsE fl.s 4sHsf nave II
'''iss - ''''As - FsssA
49, ha1a eesI.sf i .',., Improved
r,-. 49,. ,....,, 4, f,..., 90 A..
if'w 4ihs.aft NH sHsN you
aHHFauf, f#HAf.TV FHfgr
$50 50
sf@
a lN
JUST m0frlf oE LAKE UNION
re fHfr ata falf faf fiprra nHa
ftHfH fEht faM Hffnent matAr aaa
go HmHrgffn fa H aHd raid fer
dHHt#r corner 80 HafHe street ret
nfaf 80 veil fltHated. hslH "a tiasss#
uuHHuHu REALTY TRUST.
---s-
J. H flsAf TON q son,
REAL ESTATE 1881 RANCE And
ia MW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-06

fOR itFNf I've atafes good locatien
fpr drug store. plumbing hardware.
EfNNtfk ga Hhua Hknfp. neat fifo sta
uon. Green Jake Phone North lea
Alt
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Asr.sos ror sale.
sssHesaasHfas ~ 20 - ~ = ~ -
Acre
II II acts
Easy
II @le INNS

Yau will find here an opportunity on
a small pas msut down. e. secure
ruaasssiah ~ desirable ntfsn ~
land. good eaii bahutifui lfs alton nn
the wutuffrunt overlooking imnrt
Hanud. and conveniently urHf Seat
tie. With good train service two
trains each way every dhg via Great
northern 10,
fHNB.a MHAuoWnALn WATER
FRONT ItiACfH. sith more thhn
half u mile ~ fruutHEr uH ths
sound make irrrufuHt hHhie summer
humr sites and offer the best ~ iof
cations Tee the gardener af chicken
fantlrf.
Tracts afs one - five acres prices
fiu1 io 800 and terms 80 O. - down
aud o. g. so pee mauth
q ~ train leaves Seattle - q W.
every daK Go 40 Go hfaauuhale
and select q tract Ascent an the
sfaund Return 2 = m.
WEST A WHEELER iNc,
"a 40 catmaH uulidfnN Phone al and
Main 81
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-09-05
FIRE AT APPALACHlA.

ON Sunday morning about y
O'Clock "a two story building
at Appalachia, owned by Head
a. Sloan and occupied by /. r..
Tate * Company as "a general
store ina the first story and as a
lodge room up stairs, caught
fire and burned TO the ground.
The fire started in the up stair
room, but its origin is unknown
IL rs supposed TO have caught
from a cigar or cigarette stub
thrown aside, as one of the
lodges occupying the room We're
IN session Saturday night
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REPUBLICAN SPEAKING.

United States Court brought
"A number of prominent Repub-
licaus 10 town this week and
on Monday night they addressed
"a number of the voters of this
vicinity IN the School Hall on
the issues of the present cam.
paign. Those speaking were:
Hon John Blair. of Wythevile.
Col. Brown Allen, of Staunton.
Hon. j q Gleaves. of Wythe-
vile, and Col. Slemp. the Con
gressional candidate for re-elec
ton.
Fine stationery at Hambleu
Bros
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Judge Henry G.. Mcdowell,
district Judge for the Western
District of Virginia, convened
United States Court at this
place Monday. The docket
was not heavy and the business
of the court was transacted
Monday and Tuesday.
The jurors for this term of
court were.
&GRAND JURORS - o. Pettir. J W
Morris. {. L. Hamhicn. :. r. Allison. "
I. Carroll. " l.. brists, ;. J. Nitten J
A. Repsss. Wm. A. Crockett. J. ) Willis.
John b. Justus. ". :. Ellis. g. II. Gil
mer, j. n. Dickensou, b. c. Collv. A. +
Henderson
PETIT JURY 40. III ". Ash
worth. samuel r. Mustard T. W Nost.
5 g. Peery. J. q. Carter. " r. Orr, Jas
hamblcn. a.. Z. Bacon. . r. Kirk Il. =.
Cecil, ID. b Atkins. X. Il Mcneil
PETIT JURY 80 ~ G Moore,
o. b. Giiiy. p. 81. So~ ards. Greed Rian
Lewis. " =. Lane. " G.. Strong. G. p
Roller. j NJ Land. y J. Rauiins
The following persons were
tried and cases disposed of as
follows
James Arlington and Mack lngie.-Ii-
licit distiiiug Continued.
Ncrnda Com5s.-Retaiiiug iiqaor.
Continued
William Wsssom Retailing liquor
Continued.
Joseph Misunderstanding liquor Dis
missed.
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Ask any JAP" that YOU may
see.
" Why Che Gar. with Boar be-
hind. % had to climb "a tree.
The y am Ks. God bless the
lanks, saws he.
They gave MS Rocky Mountain
Tea.
-Hamblen Bros.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

from y orion Duhu1f
u y Keller, of Toledo, Ohio,
was in town last week.
q II Hill, of Detroit. was
rsgisiered at Hotel Eugene last
Saturday.
Fed Allison, of Glade
Sprines. was in town Saturday.
All kinds of legal blanks for
sale bv the Wise Printing Co
VIM VI. and c. NJ. McCue, of
,fton Va. were registered at
Hotel Eugene Saturday.
NJ *. Kelly was down from
josephine sunday.
Attorney f. A. Groseclose. of
Bristol spent Saturday night in
town
p n Witten. Of Grudy, is at
tending r.. S. Court in the Gap
this week.
A. Pound, Of Ann Arbor,
Mich. was registered at Hotel
Eugene Saturday.
ora newspapers for sale at
his Office at 30 cents per 100.
Mrs. John W. Fox. ST., re-
nrns8 last week from a visit
20 relatives in New York City.
Miss Virginia Beverly return
ei sunday morning from a visit
10 her Grandmother at Dryden,
Everything that's good
MUNcY.
Miss May Reynolds returned
SUNDAY from MiddlesbOro. and
VIII attend school at this place
Wessrs. q. n. Reeder. b. f.
RLosas and q A. Rhoads. OF
Stonega. were IN town Saturday
afternoon.
Mayor W. Terry Bowling. of
Norton. was i'm town last Fri
day.
Rev E n Cassidy attended
camp meeting at Jonesville las
week
Several Gapites attende,
camp meeting at Jonesville las
week and report "a fine time.
A Kinds off lunch and iaun
trt baskets at Hamblen Bros
Best that's made.
Argo salmon two for %.
MUNCY.
Campbell and Howe Cochran
returned last week from a visi
n relatives at Charlottesville.
Nr- d. W. Robinette. return
eli Friday night from "a visit q
relatives in Scott county.
County Superintendent r.. ID
Baker and little son. Willie. at
Tended the teachers meeting oI
the Pound last Saturday.
For Che best fancy and stapl
groceries go 20 Hamblen Bro.
D G. Sloan. aprominentmei
chan. Of Gate City, spent
couple of days i'm town las
week
Chas C. Day, of Stoneg,
spent Sunday in town.
Miss Matte Davis. of Rus
se.-ri..e Ky. is visiting Mis-
Lizzie Polly In the Gap.
for cash 90 to ID. c. Wolf
and get best chop for less prize
n lhan anywhere In town.
8 G. q Hyatt. cashier of I'll
Il firsi National Bank at Morton
4 was do town Saturday.
n Our phone is "a. If you wal
& prompt delivery and the bet
laII .M MS No.
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F. f. Scott, of Knoxville. was
In town this week.

tending Circuit Court at Gate
City this week.
Judge Skeen is holding Cir
cult Court a: Gate CITY this
week.
Blank notes for sale bv the
Wise Printing Company-one
cent each.
Mrs. J. S. Wright and chill
dren are visiting relatives in
Norfolk.
Guy Pugh, Clifton Douehertv
Polk Wolfe and George TAYLOR
q tier d G d camp meeting az
Jonesville Sunday.
Legal forms Of an kinds for
sale by the Wise Printing Com
pany-
The Woman's Home Mission
Society viii meet with Mrs. II
ID. Baker Thursday afternoon.
II. F. Kilbourn, Of Admant.
Lee county, was In town this
week.
Old newspapers for sale at
this Office.
Miss Mary Carnes went to
/ Lee county Saturday morning
on "a visit TO her grand m0nther.
W. II Carnes attended camp
meeting at Jonesvine Sunday.
Quite a number of our Young
people attended the Baptist AS
ISOLATION In Turkey Cove last
Sunday.
Attorney r. r. Irvine was DOB
Bristollastweek ON professional
+ business.
/ Dr. and Mrs. D D. Orr and
/ daughters, Misses Trina and Bore
/ nice, attended camp meeting at
Jonesville the past week
Mrs j =. Bum returned last
week from a visit tO hcr daugh-
ter Mrs. j.. J.. Hershey. at
I Buena Vista
Miss Alice Bruce. who is
teaching in the public school ai
+ Wise. spent Saturday anna sun
I day visiting home folks at this
place.
Mrs. III. ID Ramsey has opened
"a sewing room at her reside. o..
in the Harden property nea,
the Methodist church. and i'm.
vites the ladies Co call and s.,
her.
Mr.. a. Is. Palmer. of big
Stone Gap, was in town Tues
day and Wednesday. He at.
, tended the association ot Hill
tons and made "a business tril
TO Bristol. stopping here on hi|
- return.-Gate City Herald
b Miss Lizzie Polly returne,
Saturday night from LAKE
Placid, y s.. where she ace
companied ner mother SOM,
, time ago. We are glad 90 learn
that Mrs. Polly sregainiug he'
health. She viii remain in Ncv
O. York for some time yet
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Mr.. Frank Demaresr who has
been spending a part OF his va
eaton at French Lick Springs.
Indiana. has returned 20 finish
his summer outing at this place.
itis coming was a very pleas
ant surprise TO his many friends.
Mr. James J. Lea, publisher
OF the Trade Index. /" of New
Orleans, and whose family has
become well known in our So
ciai circles, arrived in town yes
terday morning and will spend
the closing days of his vacation
with them.
Miss Josephine Kendall. who
came TO spend a few days as the
guest of Dr. and Mrs. Larry. has
decided 10 stay longer and know
more of the beauties OF our
mountain scenery.
Three Of the public school
teachers. the Misses Cox and
Miss Haupt. have decided 20
become members of the Beech
mont family
Miss May Spearing. whose
singing has been "a great pleas
ure TO an who have attended
Dr. Larry S services. will return
60 New Orleans with the Leas
and continue her lessons i'm
vocal culture.
The Wood Avenue meeting
was well attended last Sunday.
The subject was Come. Miss
Cummins Buliitt sang zone
Swectly Solemn Thought" I'M a
very touching manner. These
services have been growing i'm
interest and have been In har-
mony with Che work done bv
the revivolists. Next Sunday
the su bJect viii be Then
F w hats'
It arouses energy. develops
and slim o. latos nervous life.
arouses the courage of youth.
lt makes you Young again
. That's what HOLSTERS Rocky
. Mountain Tea viii d0. 3lceuts.
+ Tea or Tablets. Hamblen Bros.
81 a. StulL Unpopular piano
. dealer. sponta few days in town
last week.
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After waiting twenty years
to see % great railroad line from
the Ohio river to the ocean our
dream is about to be realized
Contracts have again been let
and this time there is ample
capital back of the enterprise
60 complete the road without Ii
"a hitch and before two years
elapse we may confidently eX-
pect the Seaboard trains cross.
ing the continent via the old
Buffalo tral through the Blue
Ridge and Johnson City. Amen
johnson City Comet.
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At BeeehWood by t. l.. Harper. Jr.. for
the Week.