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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-07-26

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I.l... anna gentlemen arrived at.
r...N Il.nlat evening to
rI.i. nr.k.. Garden AMID enjoy
,..,.irr tnaI .r.rl .rfulr beau
rml r.t in Ta1.wel county
F l.n.r.rfr came nere direct from
pfr ~.r. ..u. anl was com
posed of tha following persons
NI.-.. Tu.r rmm- and Annie .
.l.,. Paris. 1855 Miss ENen
Bruce. South Boston. Na.:.
rIf.- n..l. N.IIme. of Rich.
fl.rI \a. Miss Iu-Ie White.
|or AInr.oa. Na.. Miss Minnie
F.r. nf Bio ~t.u. Gan. Wa
AIR. M. rs. ~har kIcfor0. of
paris hN. ml Mr R Tate
. Irvine. of Nlu Stone Cap. Na
Miss Cha, is tha daughter of
-I Cass.us N CLAY. Jr.ai hen-
.mckv aul Is grand niece OF the
Hate General Ca--Ius NJ Clay.
so 'nng distinguished n the
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-07-26
James w. Fox, of New York.
spent a few days the past week
visiting relatives in the Gap.

James Body returned Thurs
day night from a business trip
to Russell county.
Mrs. Wells, Of Norton. is Wis
ting her daughter. Mrs. ". l. 7
Nickels, in the Gap.
Big reduction in canned goods f
i'm half dozen lots. MUNCY. f
4 new school building will be
erected at st. Paul in Wise (.
county
old newspapers for sale at
this Office at 90 cents per 100.
The attendance at the Normal /
here has been as large as was 4
expected and the school has F.
been a. success I'm every partlcu- /
liar. 10 viii close ON the first OF
next week
The colorcd BOYS OF Big Stone
leap and = ton cga played a
|match game of bali at this place
last Friday afternoon. the score
standing 20 10 S i'm favor of the
cf,De,-a toam
. Judge okeen has meekly emo
mildly limited that ne Is Hoihe
go make ai liquor seiieie 'en,
la knee 90 the law even though
. f hc has go draw on Tine fAIlp-
'pine Islands for men to guard
thenumcrous chaiugongs.-
p Wise News.
~ 1vilisN- gamranv want
...-,.- l,1,-t, rf.rl- in fhcir
Z ..-....s' .l.s. ,l,c.
4 We feel constrained to warn
fh. president OF Che Normal a'
Big Stone Cap 30 Keep las et .-
al 600 Prof. Joe Ely. guess De i.
F. doing more 'cournn than tae.
think Doe l@.-lenniN H'pH '''l
N,"S
ID r~..b .nirmenf of candy
u MrNC1
, LA prichard. who for som
t,..i.-.f r.,.
,t -..,.., i.,. ,r.art.
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-07-26

n
town last Friday
prof. r. II. Sheppe spent last
thursday night at Norton.
l. W Litton was down from
|orton last Thursday.
H. stone. Of Middlesboro. /
r. the Gap last week.
Robert p. Kelly, of Bristol. I
l. a visitor to the Gap last I
eek
p = Gose was over from
|r.stol last Friday.
Fine stationery at Hamblen
Eros.
ID a. Anderson, of Philadel-
b. was i'm town the past week
J. business
D- n G.. Rucker and a. Brog-
t. of Horton Summit, spent
Sunday ln TOWN..
+ p. uetherington, Of Greene
rove. y. c.. was IN town last
Feek.
AID kinds of legal blanks for
a. ly the Wise Printing Co.
IS Kelly and w. G.. Hall.
0f Chicago. We're registered
/ Hotel Lugene last Thursday
Fresh schrimp 3 cans for -l.o'
Nuucy 8.
O. ~ johnson, OF Abingdon
agas in town last week.
$751; B Stockton. of Oreton
spent sunday in town.
81 b. platt. Jr. Of Chatta
ro..a. was registered ot Hote
Fucene lass Saturday
O. HANDLE. of Parkersbure
' N.' "'' '" "
~ r ..o1loei. visiting r.la
,r... Ia Alton. VA. for "a couul
M ...k-
$50 to Hamilton Bros for you
school stationery
NI-- Cora I1ai', ol 'ehe
NI..- D. 81 ieltliis 'i'77 JAN
Nrs Asee an0 'hNo'en.
hn.Af l.'e' are Nisi''"e ''l"'''
ODD la. 'ap-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-07-26
Frank Wilson, of Norton, was
in town this week.


was i'm town Monday.
Hugh Eaton, popular trav-
cling man of bristol, was in
town ~ wecl..
Al eople that want first
class as buy here. why not
YOU MvNCY.
Attorney Mayo Cabell is T
spending a few days in Jones +
Vile this week. 4
4. J Mitchell. of Chicago. I
was registered az Hotel Eugene I
Sunday.
A little love, little wealth.
A little home for YOU and me:
It's an ask except good health.
Which comes with X @ k y
Mountain Tea
/ For sale 10y Hamilton Bros.
/ IF Won want some furniture
for your house and haven't the
T money 90 pay for it, / viii sell
YOU ON the installmcnl plan.
/ with easy payments. Com e.
+ and see me. w. /. NlCKELs.
J.. Z. Summers and wife. of
Abingdon, spent Sunday in the
. Gap.
r. l.. lessee was down from
Norton sunday
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-07-26

Di1i.ion snrerintendont
The Monticellonian., 1906-12-13
< Texas Wonder.

There's a IIill Al Bowie. Tex that's twice os big as last year Tbis wo,,jer i. ". l. Hill. who from T weight ef Co pounds has grown to over ls0 He says. T suffered with terrible cough. and doctors gave me up to die u Con- sumptioe. was reduced 10 70 pounds, when began taking Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con- sumption. Coughs and Colds. Now, afaef taking F bottles. l have more than doubled n weight and an completely cured" Only sure Cough and Cold cure. Guar. anteed by R. E Vance Bordeaux Druggist. 50c and sl %. Trial bottle free.
The Monticellonian., 1906-12-13
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The Monticellonian., 1906-12-13
II Praise of Chamb bsrIaIus CozgE
 Remedy.

There + 10 other medicine rnanufaetared that has rece ved so much praise and so many expres- -ioas Of gratita8e as Chamberlain. 1. Cough Remedy. Ii ls effective. and prompt reiiet follo.s Its u.e Grateful parent. everywberc do not hesitate tp testify L. its merit. for ibe benefit of others. II is q certain cure for crorp and will prevent the attaeK | : yer at the fir-t appearance Of the disease. l. is especially adapted 10 child reu a1 t is pleasant To iaKe and eoniaips nothing iniafious. Mir F. 1. Humphreys, well known resident and clerk in the store nf Mr. E. Lock, ot Alice, Cape Colony, ssalh Aff.ea. says: T have u.ed Cham berlaIn'. Cough Remedy te ward off cronp and eold- IT ny tamily iound | to be very satisfactory and | gives me pleasure 10 recommend II For sale by Vance Bordeaux.
The Monticellonian., 1906-12-13
Ihe EFef.Pfseent l,I.tsl.

Once more our attention is dra wn to the results of violating the law iB respect tp earring concealed weapons Egen f one were to cast about for an arga. ment for the pernicions practice. what about the man right in his home so 10 speak. walking the streets with an engine of death concealed about his person. What kind ofan argument can be brought up to justify such q ransel
 The man who gets into q con troyersy with another. ifunarm- fd. may shoot of his head. but he will not do more than wound the feelings oi his au. sagonist. and reparation in such gases k an easy matter; II E otherwisc when he shoots off 2 ]eaden bullet into the bedg ef his adversary.
 We have plenty of law upon fhe statute books. noy which. ,f enforced without fear. favoror prejudice. would result in much good to every community But that the law is not enforced is very patent to even the casual observer. And just 90 long as of iicers aud Iufies relax vigilance in panisfing pistol toters. just so long will iomicides increase and hOme~ bc continued 10 be made deSoiatc. wives to be transformed into widows and innocent. hap py little children robbed Of their natural protection.
 l. lx indeed alarming 10 realize ifis.s we are living in the l@satxth century lin the land If tne brave and the home of the ifee. fl section of the country that is famed for its ehivaIrous men and women whose repn- ration for hospitality is co extensive only with the ends of Gods Armament and that these same men and women permit the 3isensting eankcr to eat into the very life Of the body social and polite.
 t has often been suggested that we require stricter legisla. cDa spon this subject--that the 1E<nst should be made a!eaJ agd !lat lbe officers
The Monticellonian., 1906-12-13
HORSES AND MULES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Notice of Petition for Confirmation

S- [ ass E. lied in the chaneery Court = B-ss e a,y. Afs a peuan0n for decree ,stlz Bse TeraI. ieos. of said court, eooara- .nz.s s1a she tile b tae following lands ia Df~x County Ark. to-wit
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 4H=. za7 sa8 al persous who may have or e.stz B ? interest D ,aif lands Or any part t1-7-sf =rs warned ta appear ia said coart q .4#1 isra sai sbaS cause. f any they e&a. Y sg faa i.fiz . s.is lands sha1id n2t 6e con d-za.-s < tae Yei;teaef.
 Bi.aes. sy h-a3 f. elefk af .aid Cont and .esi af azies ls4z s5sa Jay Of 0r; iat5
 1-t 1.sy ' ' Koooee. elesk.
The Monticellonian., 1906-12-13
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 ia its nzrfow and antl4gatea protest, Harding Po.t rep8dis'e. the kindly and gentle spirt of Il. Commander ia Chef. "Cotpora1' laaes Tanner. @so at aa ester- tainnneu, rendered h,ra by fa- Confederate Yefefa1s q New Orlean. last .pr3ag declared thaf 4 Lad .9ng been bis eesf9u -to deco f4,e Confederate gr4ves sa Memorial Day whenever he va. ne4r them en that anniversary.
 Ibe protest feP4dsates the peace oi7x xiag .pirit Of Mckinley. who < idiy welcomed Contrdefrte sete- rtas 10 fight 'a file army Of tbe Inned state. 5arag the var niih ,p1in. and i -pafas the gaiIaatfy of Preaideai Reesr4rit. wh0. ip bis tour of the south last year. pad greater deference 10 the widow af Stoae@ali Jackson than tp any other person be met tn his travels.
 Harding Post should rouse itself from ii. Kip Van Winkle slunbers aud shake itself mo harmany ~ith T .veaiietb Century ldeas.-Re- public.
The Monticellonian., 1906-12-13

Train robbery is not what some robbers seeu1 :o think The gang that recently robbed the express car On Cotton Bcit train. near Iexarkana and fn1fderoasiy assaulted the ex- press messenger. are now irl the hands of the officers F9r fhe sake of getting money githost work. they ~ili nest likely eef q job q gery hard @gfx. without moneY.
The Monticellonian., 1906-12-13
0utwils The Surgeon.

l complication of female tron. bies. ~itb eafarrh of the stomach and bo@els, had reduced Mrs. fhos < Austin, of Leavenworth, lld., lo such deplarabie con dition. that her doctor advised an operation; but her bus band tearing fntai result.. postponed this to try Electric Bltier<; aud 10 the amaze ment of all who knew her, this medicine completely cured her. G aarafieed cure for torpid liver, kidney disease. biIlioannsss. jam. dice. ehills and fsrer. general de- biIity. neryoBssess aud blood poisoning. Best toGIe made. Price Soc at !. F. Yance Bordsau [ Dgng store. Try it.
The Monticellonian., 1906-12-13
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The Monticellonian., 1906-12-13
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The Monticellonian., 1906-12-13

The telegraph page. of fhe tlaiIv nessspapeF are 6IIed With Railroad xrecks. a1fne disasters mgsdere and ass8ssIaatIons Tae reanfry sesg1z tg h< growing uofse i1efead of better. r may f,e. hoaesef. that there ar, more mean people nov than formerly because there are more people 10 sDe mean.
The Monticellonian., 1906-12-13
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The Monticellonian., 1906-12-13

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The Monticellonian., 1906-12-13
Eng I 1. ces.k Mse.e.ns..

Hr. [ .. Gaze. nal carris sf c Canton Center. Gas-- zbo has been ia t5e [. :. S.rs5ee fqr aooa. . ztssa yeefs. ssys 6e have tfts5 naay esasH mel ues for ero9p. 3at Cham berzsiB= csHyb RemecF i- HE ofzl aad ene te be relied gpop every time T : also ind II me 6e.t remedy for c9agn- and colds. giTiDg eertz [ re.uit- and lsaTlng ne baa zfi.f effects 2 For sale by R. L. Vance BJrde2ux
The Monticellonian., 1906-12-13
4-341, NOTICE FOR BLICATION Depart of the Interior,
1end 0fHee at Lii,la Rock, Ak Den Der |. Ir--i.

i1sHd 0fHce al LIttla Rock, Ak,
 Decen. Der !. lf--.
 No.ice ]. hereby given thatihe following. naWed .e.tler ss a.ed natiee of oi. intei.- tor i9 ilsse tiaai proai in support Of hi. claim, aaI ti.s, sai5 proof gili be made be re the coan;, Clerk Of Drew county Ars.. .. Moa..cslIo. Afa., an
 January I9. to97. ". waiter D. Burns, H l. No. 2395l. f.r tbe Lst N. If Sec I. Tp. F. >, K. j. W Hei alne- the following si.nes.e. ta prove bis continuous residence upon and cultivation of said laa1. viz: Samuel T. Yaies, If F iorence. Ark. Kober, 5. Burns. of Selma, Ark. ]. Winston Freeuan, cf Florence, Ark., Dexter Burns. of Selma, Ark. Il H. Meyers,
 Dec 13. Register.
The Monticellonian., 1906-12-13
1000 Hogs Wanted!
 We are the Hog buy CTS, and want ONE THOUSAND HEAD at once. See us.
 If. Mcvay Bros.
Auction Sale.

Auction Sale.
 On Monday. Dec. I7th. Ieo6, there will be an Auction Sale q, the residence Of Mrs. \. E. Glll, s miies Eas, of this city. Mules. horses, cows. hogs. farming i'm. plements, house hold and kitchen furniture. etc, will D. sold.
The Monticellonian., 1906-12-13

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The Monticellonian., 1906-12-13
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The Monticellonian., 1906-12-13

ftis only a5gsf $ aseath pat5l Ar.ansas Uiii ssFe neN Cor rre0T. ia fhe fersoa of Hon $ L5ttse. Ggyeragr Dagfs aill aoon. tsefeaffer. take hfs seat ia the United States senate
The Monticellonian., 1906-12-13
Special Assessment.

Ta. Tax Boo.s for ;ae eolIasif5a Q. inc spec =zE As.s.s1aez. aFaa the Fesi prapsrfy in Ws- .sr and L.xh, Dist-lct No ! u The town oi A5aucello. Cozaiy af Drew stste Of Arkansas. f9r lhe pufpa-e of ereetinz and maintaining a sysi.-5 of ss a,er worss aud Electric Lighting Plzat has teen piaee7l ID ray hands Al own- erz # Fez property syiuF iu The district are re- 4'li-si 10 pzy theiE -ssessrne1t tn me within 9 lays from Ihis date r s1ch .pAymen, IS uot male. zstigT will be c0rnnenced : tAe end of that tine fer the collection of sad assessment and for legal peH4lf5cs and costs
 Giyen aHder rns hand this isi day 7f Decem oeri lssF. l. r Hake ofhee at Y h5.s1g e. Collector.
The Monticellonian., 1906-12-13

Mr ). A Hoodson of Little Rock. bss annoonced h5s eas6i- daey for MaFor of that cHtY Mai. Woaaeen bas served 5D rapaeit2 before. ard f ke e5ctt- xd tbe ei,y of Lit;le Re,ek gil have . grozre<s5Ve 8asor.
The Monticellonian., 1906-12-13
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The Monticellonian., 1906-12-13

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The Monticellonian., 1906-12-13

Tsse rreusers esftfs 4rks-tss IegssIa.are are Fsrstssx 1aeaa- seiwes ap geff1az ready fer tse fsrsssra rreerang
The Monticellonian., 1906-12-13
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THuE.DAY, DE1. I4. Iscs.

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The Monticellonian., 1906-12-13
4-347. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior,

Lad o:Hge ., Camden. Ark SoF !. 'a5. Ss.ios | hereby given that Alex R0ds- --., .. Coleman. Arkansas. has fled notice ef Us .a.ea.ian to make final proof in sup port | h.. cain. VI: Homes..ad Entry N. z5sl5 made N-g ,. leoe. for the = sHs oeetiaH II Township II, S. Range [, N. 6tA ? A. Arsan.s.. and that sad proof MI be made brfirp Clerk of the Cir eli; e7ari df Drew County in his office st NslHieslle. Arhatsa:. on
 Dec. roth. 1000.
 H. names the Allowing witnesses to prove Ai. eoa;iaugns rssiisace zpoa. and cultiva- ,'oH ef. tbe lahd, yz Jesse Tro;ter. of Florence, Ar,., Henry Dodd. of Florence, Ark., Richard swif, Of Coleman. Ars., Raa.om A. Teeter, oi Monticello. Ark.
 II. c. Friedheim,
 Nov. s Register.
The Monticellonian., 1906-12-13

EGGS CuEAP.-Finesr strain ;. C. Brown Leghorn-sr.oo for thirteen. Mr.. II. ". Wells,
 ssz 5-6m. Monticello. Ark.
The Monticellonian., 1906-12-13
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sent the STUFF on TO New York by express.
he then went to Sheldon. where be met
has tate, being shot to death while in the
act OF robbing Jennison a. Gallup's store
on the morning Of Oct. -.
A horse drawing a sleigh in which were
two young women, Miss Mary Hyde and
Mrs. Alice Daniels, became frightened at
the approaching cars az the Portland
street crossing 10 ST. Johnsbury Sunday
and dashed through the gate into the
train. Miss Hyde dropped the reins and
rolled out Of he sleigh, escaping with no
bruises, but very much frightened. Mrs.
Daniels wa. thrown out by the engine and
her body instantly rebounded upon a
switch, where she must have been instant
~ killed, a. her skull was crushed in,
both shoulders and one ankle broken.
The horse was caught up by the engine
ana dragged along until be vas fright
fully mangitd and killed. The crossing IL
considered one Of the most dangerous in
the village and several people have been
killed there by trains. A few years ago
the town held several special meetings to
consider building an over head bridge,
but the movement was defeated on a close
vote because the citizens thought il would
cost too much