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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-11
Stale do konkursulll!.

'rzek syn.
- Me tax 1atWo, jak ci sic
zdaje.
- Co? 0t6z ma przek6r to.
mu jade natychmiiast ] pro-
SEE OLGA 0 adres. niezdobytej
ksiezniczki, a "a tydzieh pc.
wracam z zaprosinami ma
Stub.
Ojciec rozesmial sic CLOS,
no; syn oburzony tenn natar-
czywiej domaga}s sic adresu.
- Zwole6ee, ostatnia sta
eva Przemysl. PAM Radoiin-
ska Jest wlascicielka owej
wioski, rzekl p%owaznie ojciec.
Syn, imieniem Artur, "a
bra1 sic natychmiast do pa
kowania i % wieczorem by1
ma STACEY kolei.
II.
Droga by}a dose daleka,
gdyz Solski mieszka} pod
Ropczycami. Artur wybra4
sic ma ca}y tydzieh. Majac
sporo z%najomych, znalaz} lch
kilku W >wagonie. Weseli
chlopcy przyjeli kolege o.
krzykiem radosci. - Dokad-
ze to, wypytawali sic pc ko-
lei.
- Ma zdobycie z}otego ru-
ma, odpowiedzia} Artur.
Bravo! zyczymy powo-
dzenia!
Gwizdne}a Swistawka i po-
ciag ruszy}. W wagonie usta-
wa}y 6miechY i p}ynela niez-
miernie %ozywiona rozmowa.
Ma try stacye pred Pre-
my6lem, z powodu nadzwy-
czaj przepe}nionych WACO
now, do coupe zajetego przez
czterech naszych m}odzie6-
COW s%prowadzi} konduktor
juz ME m}oda kobiete, pro-
szac uprzejmie, ably raczyli
przyja6 dame pod opieke.
M}odzie6cy przyrzekli.
Nieznajoma majac mn6-
stwo pude}ek i pude}eczek,
pouk}ada1a je obok siebie j
ma p%rzeciwnej }awce, skrzy-
wiona, jakby zniechecona
brakiem odpowiedniego po-
mieszczenia.
Kiedy pociag ruszy}, dotad
panujaca cisza przerwana 20
sta}a przez wykrzyk niezna'
jomej:
- Oba okna otwarte ma
przestrzaf.
Jeden z mlodz;ehc6w ma
t%ychmiast okna ~pozamyka},
"a co otrzymai usmiech bez-
zebnej PAM.
Pc chwili znowu rzek}a:
- Ach jak tn goraco!
Otworzopo jedno okno.
- Ach jak dym, m6wi
znowu PAM.
R~zeczywiscie dymu by}o
pelno z szesciu papieros6w.
- Mozeby pan przesiad1
sic ma druga }awke, odsywa
sic 20 raz trzeci nieznajoma.
Artur przesiada sic, m6wiac
dose g}osno:
A to czerpiradlo!
e. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-11
C,,zerpiradIo.

A wiesz moi kochany,zs
ostatecznie sic przekonywam
o zupelnem twojem niedole-
stwie, m6wil pan Salski dc
syna, wyrostka lat oko}o 20.
kt6ry, jak to nieraz bywa, nal.
fatalniej sic uczy}, z trudno'
scia otrzyma} nareszcie tenzu'
re i niezdolny wcale ma COS:
podarza, mia} szukac jake je:
dynego ratunku, bogatego o.
zenku.
-- Jezeli sic, ME ozenisz "
tym roku, ko1czy} pan Sal
Ski, ia ME odpowiadam "a
twoja przysz}osc. - Alez
papo kochany, trzeba przecie
poznac blizej to kt6fa mann
nazwac dozgonna towarzyszka
zacza} SYM.
- Co mi ty tam wygadu-
jesz. Dawniej rodzice sami
uk}adali zwiazki ma1zehskie,
a przeciez stad}a kocha}y sic
szanowa}y i ME by}o s}ychac
zgo}ao takich szkandalach ,jak
obecnie.
SWAT postepuje, papo
dobrodzieju. Mode pokolenie
inaczej zapatruje sic ma zy~
Gle. DIS ma}ze6stwo jest ro-
dzajem sp6lki komandytowej
albo jezeli cheese, stowarzy-
szeniem, do kt6rego wchodzi
MAJ i iona z wlasnymi 3D.
dzia}ami.
- Terefare kuku, strzela
baba z 1uku, ty tax sic znasz
ma sp61kach, jak ia ma chin
skim jezyku, zawo}a} ojciec
rozgniewany. Od}6zmy ma box
zarty i powiedz mi, ale tax
otwarcie, czy ci sic ME po'
doba1a zadna dotad kobieta
Syn sic rozeSmia}.
- Ot6z chcia}em wiedziec
czy kt6ra z naszych panien z
sasiedztwa,nie wpad}a ci "
oko?
- Hin! Moze i wpad}a, lec2
- Ko6czze przecie?
- Dobrze, o~dpowiedzia]
syn, siadajac ma kanapie i "a
palajac papierosika. Czy pa
mieta o%jciec owa zabawe W
Przemyslu?
- Zabawe? Aha pamietam.
By}y to imieniny pana Boz
skiego. No, no, i coz dalej?
- Ojciec z~apewnie ME "a
uwa5y} jednej bardzo, a bar
do milutkiej panienki. Wyso:
ka, blondynka, tusza wiecej
jak mierna..,
- Czekaj! Czekaj! zawo1a}
ojciec jakby uradowany, to
Elzbietka,, do}eczki ma poll
czkach...
- Aha!
Usmiech s}odziutki
troszke trzpiotowata...
- Zdaje sic. -.
- Who's bunny rozpuszczo-
n.y..
- Ia sauna!
Ojciec zerwa} sic z krzes}a
i rzek1 z powaga: .
- Sluchaj, jezelibYs zdo}a]
podobac sic tel d~ziewczynie,
jeszcze "a zycia dam ci B6br'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-11

Poleca najpiekniejsze utwory m%uzJczne
Bordese. Cyganki, duet solo lub ch69 900
Brzezi1ski. 10 CRiop. Obertas6w, solo fort. e0c
Brzezi1ski: Matuiu Eoesh ian a Mazur Soc
Chopen. Gdybym ia byfa sfonecz., solo 6piew SOC
G Gh Q Komp1etne dzieis, ) tony, sclc fort 500
Chopen. Marsz pogrzebowy, znany -. 25c
h. CiechanOwski. Me tryumfuj dzieWcze solo sp.25c
CWikfel. Idz do djabfa, mazurek 25c
11 y "a }falseh punaju, wal: - eoe
ga%rasowski; Do piracy, solo Tub ch6:x: see
Kratzer; Dqmka Ludzie mow.a rs
7npgiaski: Vita Vita R Rs6Ia, 1 poiSnsz SOLO @0r'' S sSs
Lewandowski. Starry Druh, mazur =, 10c
Moniuszko. Piesn wieczorna, solo spiew 2sc
Moniuszk0. Kozak. Tam ma g6rze =, 25c
Moniuszkc. Krakowiaczek wes6f ;, 25c
Monfuszkc !. Marsz safobny, Choir mezki.... 4Oc
Moniuszkt: ndazur z Haiku, -, SOC
Niedzielski. DIVA krakowfaki, solo fort. 6Oc
oginski. Polonez, bardzo znany :, CSC
Osmanski. Biafy mazur, znany :, 3Oc
PowiadowskL Rach-ciach-ciach polka CSC
szkoia Spiewu. NajWiekszai najlepszs. s7.s5
Szkofa ma Skrzypce. Najlepszat najwieksza 1850
Szkota na Fenrtepian;; N4iwisksza j najlepsza $50
s1koiea ma al Fi Hat z FiIa 1aS 1ab beE .s i:sS
Szkols ma Cornet, Alto, Tenor hub BARTON 100
szkofa ma Gitsre, his1pahska I.so
S Msoio. < , yRits Ks 5si' Ws1yss ss's ns sf1.ygse g
Weniswski. KujaWiak znany y SO
z z:1sTsf;: N Mssss Fs91s,s1 m,.e EEK s @a2s sPw' g
Zalewski. Walczyku moi, solo hub Choir 4eh. 50
zslewski. OF ten mazur, czysta bieda solo foEt.26
zallswsH. z Auls,a eszezsscie' wale =" g GO
zsiswsfi. Bots COS j nszar ) muaja,orkiesisra 10
zalerski. 2 dymem Il eszcze Polska ), zoe
z za1swsH g ten m9 Kass, Ssy5T5aa D as1 a g
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-11

Jest to sposobnosc, kt6ra ME po~.
trivia d}ugo a warta ably ma MA
zwrocono uwage.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-22
RlO GRANDE WATER.
Treaty Regulating the Use OF Same
Has Been Signed
BY ROOT ANDCASASUS
waters te lie Impsunded IL IL Es-
tinafed win Be sufficient TO
Make Arabic Twenty-Five
Thousand Acres.

Washington. May IL Secretar,
Root. for the United States. and Am
bassador casasus for the Mexican gov
trnment. Monday signed the treat,
regulating the use Of the waters OF III,
Rio orande. which. II approved by the
senate, viii remove what has beer
for twenty years past a source OF fric.
ton In the relations OF the two coun.
trieS II is estimated that the waters
impounded by the treaty will suffice
20 irrigate about 200. 1000 acres OF 9th.
erwife arid land. and II Is stipulated
that OF this total 10000 feet Of water,
which Is 20 make arabic about rs 900
acres OF land. will be delivered on the
Mexican side OF the border each year.
OF It's part the Mexican government
guarantees the United States govern.
ment against any suit for liability on
accoutn OF claims OF individual Mexi.
cans who have 50 far suffered through
diversion OF water
Opposition 10 the treaty Is expected
on the part OF some OF the western sen
ators. who express the belief that
either the United States is entitled
20 all OF the water without compensa.
ton. in view OF the great expense TO
which Il has been put by work OF con.
struction OF irrigatlng dams and ca
mails. or that II the Mexican right Is 90
be recognized az all its title should be
purchased outright by a cash payment
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-22
DECORATION DAY.

The Eagle Is requested TO an
nounce that joint celebration ol
Decoration Day and the birthday
Of Jeffereon Davis will be held on
next Friday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. M. W. Sims ny the Daugh.
ters of the Confederscy. The lat
ter date falls on June 3, but the
ladies have arranged TO combine
the two, and program appropri'
ate to the occasion will be given,
Following the exercises, which
will be at 4:30 p. m, the ladies
will go to the cemetery and decor.
ate the soldiers graves. The veter.
ans Of Camp J. B. Robertson are
especially invited to attend and
participate in the exercises. All
flowers sent TO the cemetery will
be highly appreciated by the ladies.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-22
NEW cOLORED CHURCH.

Rev. Walton Brown, colored
pastor Of the NJ. 4. church, in
forms the Eagle that plans and
specifications have been received
and the contract will be let short.
ly for a handsome frame church
building Of modern design TO be
erected on the site of the present
church. The main auditorium
will be S0x50 feet with a lecture
room 20x2s, a study and choir
recess, inclined floor and main
tower 6S feet high. It is estimat-
ed the building will cost about
$1,000. Subscriptions to some
thing like this amount have been
raised and partially paid.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-22
ADVERSE TO BURTON.
Supreme Court OF the United States
Decides AaaInst Him.

] Occioco against MIN.
Washington. May 2l.-The supreme
court Of the United States Monday
rendered decision In the case OF
United States Senator John Ralph
Burton Of Kansas The decision
against Burton Affirming the decision
OF the United States circuit court for
the Eastern district OF Missouri. by
which Burton was sentenced TO six
months imprisonment In jail OF Iron
county. Missouri. required 10 pay a
fine OF $500. and deprived OF the right
hereafter TO hold Office under the gov.
ernmeni. The opinion was by Justice
Harlan. All points made In Burton's
interest were overruled.
Senator Burton was prosecuted on
charge OF violation Of Section 1852. Re
yised Statutes which prohibits sena-
tors and representatives, from recelv-
ing compensation for services rendered
before any OF the government depart
ment In matters IN which the govern.
ment may be interested. He was spe-
cihcally charged with accepting a fee
OF $500 per month for five months from
the Rialto Grain and Securities com
pany OF St Louis for services rendered
that company in an effort 10 prevent
the issuance OF an order by the post.
Office department prohibiting the use
OF the mails by that company. This
was Senator Burton's second appeal 20
the supreme court.
Justices Brewer. White and Peck
ham united In a dissenting opinion.
Their opinion r. based on the theory \
that the United States was not legally
interested In the case against the RI
alot company. In which Burton was
employed as counsel.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-22
CATARRH FROM CHILDHOOD.
Cured BY HyOmeI. the Only Medicine
for Cstarrh that e. ]. jenkins
Is Willing TO Guarantee.

The popularity and growth Of Hy.
omei are unique In the annals Of
medicine. The demand for the Hy-
omei outfit aud the extra bottles In
Bryan has been something phenom-
email and f. J. Jenkins says that he
has never sold any other remedy
which gave such universal satisfao-
ton aud made so many remarkable
cures.
The worst and most chronic cases
Of catarrh readily yield to the use Of
Hyomei. People who have suffered
from childhood have been cured by
this remedy. J. $. Nugent, treasurer
OF the American Union Insurance
Co, New York City, writes: "Hy-
omei has completely cured my
daughter Of catarrh, from which she
had been suffering for years"
So many remarkable results have
attended the use OF Hyomei amongst
the customers Of f. J. Jenkins, that
he feels justified In usingthe strong.
est possible language In speaking of
Its virtues, and when you read that
he sells IL under an absolute guaran-
tee to refund the money II IL does
not cure, you will see that he fully
believes in its curative powers. A
complete outfit costs only ane dollar;
extra bottles 30 cents.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-22
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Mrs. Fred Cargill and children ar,
guests OF Mrs. l.. ~. johnson.
Mrs. J. Allen Myers returned from
a visit In Galveston yesterday.
Miss Helen Bittle 10 the guest oi
Mrs. Russell Watkins this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Carter re-
turned from Galveston yesterday.
Ernest Japhet of Houston has been
spending several days in the city.
Capt. A. ]. Searcy Is here from
Madison county visiting his family.
Arch Graham and Richard Loftin
were here Sunday from Allenfarm.
o. J. Mosely left Sunday for Var
boro, Grimes county, on a business
trip.
Mrs. VIM. MAsterson OF Houston
arrived yesterday on a visit TO rela-
tives.
Mrs. G.. w. Buchanan returned 20
Navasota Sunday after visit 10 rel
atives.
Marriage license has been issued
TO George Kennedy aud Johanna
Ensley.
Judge John n. Henderson came
over from Austin to spend Sunday
with bis family.
Mrs. Fred Simonds and little son
Of Austin are guests Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
II. &. Robinson.
Mrs. II, A. Wilson Of Waco is in
the city visiting relatives, after a
visit In Houston.
Mrs. Beulah Cavitt OF Wheelock |
was in the city yesterday en- route |
to visit at Milford.
Mrs. w. II. Webb left last night /
for FL Paso 10 visit her son. Nal /
Webb aud family.
Rev. and Mrs. f. wilking Of Kur-
ten returned yesterday after a visit
In Washington county.
Mr.. George Umensetter united
with the Christian church at the
evening service.
]. 5. Hudson and daughter, Miss
l.. Hudson, OF San Angelo spent
aud Sunday in Bryan.
The II. q 7. c. sold fifty-one tick
cts for the Houston and Galveston
excursion Saturday and Sunday.
MFR. and Mrs. w. q. Curry and
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dunn Of wheelock
we're visitors to the city yesterday.
Mrs. Adam Arseneaux and Misses
Oxie Maxwell and Jessie Neeley
we're visitors from wellborn yester-
lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. NJ. Density and
grandchildren, Noah aud Fern Dams
BY, returned Sunday from wooten
Wells.
Just Received-The new soft out
ng collars for men, the swellest
hing out. 25c each at Parks 4 Wal
lrop's. il9
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-02-01

Mr.. II. /. Childs, of New
ors' president of the l.. :
Leather ca. and brother of the
VIE ot Mr.. Moo,, superintend-
en- q the kNu. ct Works has
bee" >l"msng d this place for
several GsN..
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-02-01
FIRE ATCADET.

Last Sunday night about 10 o
clock, = Ere was discovered in
the back room Of E. III. Hail.
general grocery store at Cadet.
There was oil near where the fire
started and before assistance of
any kind could get there the
building was too far goue to be
saved
The fire was discovered by an
engineer on the L & n and his
whistle gave the alarm. This
alarm was taken up by the
Waterman at the tannerv.
The goods was insured for
about $4,000 and the store
house for $500. So there VIII
De no great loss.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-02-01
WILL SMITH KILLED

\ telegram was received m this
place Thursday stating that VIII
smith. whose home is AZ Buffalo
Gap. near this town. was killed
being struck by a log while work =
ing for the Boyce Lumber Co in
North Carolina.
The remains reached Bristol
Thursday morning and were later
brought 20 this place.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-02-01

Record of meteorolopica,
servations taken by +. /. ~
Jr., cooperative Observer ~
Weather Bureau OF the L \
partment of Agriculture dr
the week ending Ian
1905. at Beechwood. Biz :.
Gap. va.
The instrumental readin
from Government standard ,,y
ments exposed in the name
commended by the Chief of
Weather Bureau.
Barometer. High 2S.7SO o-
VI. of 18th.
Low. 2S.252 on A. VI. Of -.
Wind. Prevailing dircc,io
east.
Highest velocity per hour
miles on p. m. 10Th.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-02-01

| Mics Blanche Kennedv al
Bristol, is visiting her Rrandpsr.
enss, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. w. Ken.
NEEDY, Of this place.
Mrs. J. F. Bullitt returned
home from Philadelphia Friday
night. Her daughters. Cr.nmius
and Mat, returned with her.
. We are glad to he able to saw
that Carl Shuler is not only hold
ing his own but seems 20 be
day.
Miss Mamie Slemp, who is
teaching at Esserville. stopped in
the Gap Saturday IN her way 70 !
her home at Jonessille where she |
spent Sunday.
Service at Trinity NJ. f. Cbur-
IN South viii be held Sunday
,vening by the Senior Epworth
league assisted by the Junior
league.
The subject for the evening
vii he missions and a very in
eresting program consisting of !
pecisl music, recitations ana Z
eadings. I
The regular collections will be
ppropiated for the "Ellasus .
agner Missionary FUND.-. .
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-02-01
MR.. HORNFCK
SECURED CONTRACT
Prominent Bristol Contractor
TO Construct Yards OF south
ern at hamilton Spring

/. Horneck. Of Bristol. is reDor,
&C 20 have secured the contract for
the construction Of the So,tbcr,,
Railroad AT Hamilton Springs ON
the Knoxville. Cumberland Gan \.
Louisville branch OF the system
IL was stated this morn;nc
however. NJ the Office If =
Piatt. roodmsStcr. that while Mr.
horneok Is being considered favor
ably IN connection with the
awarding of the contract the con
tract has not vet been awarded
Mr. Horneck IS a prominent Bris-
tol contractor. who formerly lived
At Mdiedlesboro. XIV. Several
Knoxville contractors have bid on
the work
Inc contract when awarded
Will call for three or five miles Of
track between Arthur and Cumbor.
land Gap. IT Hamilton SPRINGS.
\ turntable and ashpit will also
DC built n Hamilton SPRINGS -
Knoxville Sentinel T,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-02-01
NOTICE!

nc regular annual meeting
OF she stockholders of The Va
Coal%lron Co. viii be held AZ the
fleiSchman House. Alexandria
Virginia. Wednesday, February
<lSt. 1900. AT twelve O'Clock
noon. W. {. Kent Secretary.
Y
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-02-01
NOTICE.

ne REGULAR annual meeting cf
me stockholders Of the Interstate
Nailroad Company viii bc held ~
The Fleischman House Alexandra
Virginia. Wednesday. Fcbruar,
2l- 1900 al 1890 p. VI VIC. Kent
Secretary.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-02-01
AUBURNDALE.

Mr.. Editor -
:! We think il 10 about time our
place was represented in your
paper. But what TO call our
hamlet is question. Some call
it the Planning Mill, some the
"V. S.W. Station and some
say" the Furnace. II is a beau
tiful place, and we do not like
such common strange names. Our
correspondence is 10 give it a
name, and we think we can
make name TO the place. 1t is
delightful. and charming valley
between the Cumberland. and |
Powels Mountain. The color of /
these mountains Is generally such I
that we think it would good
plan to call our place Auburndale
Mr.. Sedds who works at
Blackwood is preparing to build
house next to Mr.. F.B. Jessee's
Business seems TO be lively at
The Planning Mill. We had ac-
,ldent to the machinery of the
Furnace the other dav. A car
'roke loose of the incline and
oiled 10 the bottom. The re- I
airs have now been made. and I
work Is going on as usual. {
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-02-01
WANTED.

Statesmen 10 look after orr
interest IN WISE and adjacent
counties. Salary or Commission
Address THE VICTOR OIL Co
Cleveland. Q.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-02-01

u Won ever took DeWi,i's Lille Early
hi~ers Tor hiliousness or combination ,o,
Know what pit pleasure a.. These f,,p.,,.
i'us pulls cleanse The liver aud rid Ia.
system at 81 bile without producing
n"p'"A'"ni enrrt~ sold hy DR. j. "
Kelly. drusgi-ts.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-02-01
PROPERTY SOLD.

1t Is stated on good authority
that Harris and Holt have sold
their valuable coal lands i'm Dick
enson County 10 the Cliuchfield
Corporation at hadsome price.
Mr.. Harris formerelv lived here
and hrs many friend Of this sec
ton viii be glad TO learn of this
good fortune.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-02-01

Railroad contractors have re-
Gently been looking over the
South and Western between 81.
raul and the mouth Of Guests
River with view of bidding on
the construction work.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-02-01

wss here on business this week
+. X. Anderson 81 Waverl
Tenn visited this city Tuesday
G. E.Clark Of Broad Waite
Va was in this city Tuesday.
Morgan Orr, Of Dryden. was il
town Friday ON business.
Band Concert Saturday night
st Tech Hall.
J. w. McColgan, of Norton
visited this place on business
Monday.
III. G. Rucker, Of Horton :
summit was in the Gap sun
day.
Did You near Prof. CoN's triple
tongue cornet polkas Hear it
Saturday night
+. P.Hur,, the hardware mer-
chant of Norton, was in the Gan
Tuesday.
J. w. stockton, of Bristol
Tenn, was here on hu,ines,
Wednesday
W. Is. Hancock, of Norton.
come down TO the Gap Wed
ne>~day on business.
Chas. F. Brown Of Witten.
Mills wss in Big Stone Gap
"wednesday.
You missed il last time. don't
miss u this time. Band Concert
Saturday night at Tech Hall.
Mr.. Perry's son has moved IN
to the cottage lately purchased
of MIR. Buckley.
Miss FIors wygle, Of DRYDEN.
spent Saturday in town visiting
MIR. and Mr.. ID. r. Orr.
Joe Olde7son, the jolly travel ,
ing man OF Knoxville wa. here t
last week. a
Mr.. Prescott's daughter. Ruth
Who has been III for the la., fort
hght, IL now improving. "
Mr.. Lee j. Smith returned 70 .
he Gap Sunday night from ,
'Isit in Morristown
Mrs. ! w. lior.ley returned
o the Gap Friday nigh, from 4
rip 20 Cincinnati.
Miss Carrie Broadwater Wa,
he attractive guest ofthe Misses
'ennedy this week. Of
There will be- a socisl given NJ &
eechmont for the students. old ~
nj new, Friday night Of tins ',
eek.
Mis-. Alice Kennedy went t.
imam Tuesday night to visit her
Ster, Mrs. g. l. Bird. at that
ace.
MrS. Herthcy of Shenandoah
rived IA the Gap last nipht IN,
q Viii visit her folks at tins Ra
ace tof about two weeks The
\. Taylor, W. W. Kemp u
. a Thomas and w. A. Wood g
4 all of Dorchester, were in
= Gap Tuesday.
Track laying has began on tbe
'eFstaie K. u. from Blockwool
q Will be extended up to Roar
: 'ork as fast aspossible. mt
'.r. ii. i Childs, Of New Adj
~ president of the l.. :.
,'her Co, and brother of the
e OF Mr.. Moo,, superintena g
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-02-01

= Q. Otte, Of Cincinnati. wa
IN the Gap on business Friday.
J. II. MongIe, Of Wise, was in
this city Friday.
Last Band Corcr-t Of the s~a
son Saturday night at Tech Hall.
Miss Lizzie Mears OF Corbin
NY, was in town this week.
Ion can't afford to miss the
Band Concert Saturday night.
ii. Il. Hull came down from
Norton, on businesssW ednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
FULTON INCORPORATION APPROVED.

The certificate o. incorporation OF the Robert
Fulton Monument Association has been approved
by Justice Gildersleeve of the Supreme Court The
object OF the association is raise a voluntary
fund for the erection OF monument to the mem
oTy OF Robert Fulton. the inventor Of steam navi-
CATION. The directors Brigadier General Fred
e-ick Il. Grant. Robert Fulton Cutting. Samuel /.
Clemens, Andrew r Burleish, Hugh Gordon Miller.
Colonel John l. Sheppard and Colonel II. O. s.
Eeistand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03

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