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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-21

Nem Oort: .Seuti&Ianb" nod Dam.
burg; ga 8ouraine" nod Sapre.
grOwbeab: .Raiiertn AuguRegietoria"
BON Stem Oorf. tptrb Greitaa
Norgen I'm 1890 In pIpmoutb
cnfomnten.
grotpbsao: v@ampania" bon Nep
Dort nod Queenstown unb
2tberpooI. uirb I'm 4 l1br Srei.
tag Na&mittag tn Qusenstopr1
anfommen,
Siperpool: .W~oorolanb" bon pbila.
belpbia.
6aprs: 50 2oraine" nod Nstp Dort.
Queenstown: .Waieftie" nod Rem
Norf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-21
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8eIeibigter s arbiger
m o r D e +. Sn @rmour6ale, &as.,
bat Elm Neger Numens Sdmes 9attsrs
fon Den S9anttelner M. 6. 9ilfin
erf3oien. neil oieier ii9 tpeigerte, oen
S9narSen gu beoienen. Obpobl ale
@irtbf9uften in Der Staot geI9lofen
fein fpllten, mar Die, in pel9er 9ilfin
arbeitste, pffen.
g II Of 8 f q fir
6 o0uttiD n. Oas Ser.
StaatenSQ erifultur< Department. bat
cine Decentralization ein9eri6tet, ouf
Der man ausfinOie MAIDEN min, our6
fuelGe Sitterung Die !6ibner am beTten
gum gierlegen 9ebra6t nerben fDnnen.
Der @erfu9 miro nit Deiben YInz
mputb Rods gema9t tperOen.
Starb 5ur rs6ten 3eit.
Sn Gea%penfportb, &as., itarb 81
Wapor 81. 5. g. NeeleD genau Is
Minuten ror benz @blauf feiner 2ez
bensberii9erungspolice gum @etraoe
bon $4,000. Gr itarb um II ubr
45 Minuten. Wenn er Big na9 Mits
terna9t eelebt bate, pGren feline Sins
terbIiebenen lser a~usgegangen.
gu Sobe mgef9Iudff.
Sn Seattle, Waib., 1T elm @lfreo 6.
Gardner na6 einem mebrere SAGE
oauernben @nfaIe BON ,S9ludfen,"
Der mad elmer 8linbourmoperation einz
ieBte, g~eitorben. Der S9ludfen belt
trob aler mDsliden 9esenmittel un<
unterbro6en an, felb1 als Der bo6ur3
fur9tbur Gef9pG6te bereits 6us Be-
ipubtiein berloren 5atte.
grfinberif9e Ginbrez
Ser. Sn Sort Dodge, Sa., be0ienten
fi9 Ginbre6er elmer aubersep0bnli6en
MetboOe BEL Der Sniaenirun9 zines
3aubes, oeHen Opfer elm g.. 9. pal=
1ner NOR. Sic batten nit einem
9ummiF9lau9 bur9 ous @6liifelz
LODI Gbloroform in oas S9laf3immer
eepumpt, Die S9lGfer baour9 betGubt,
unb Damn in aler @emiitbsrube oQs
eanat 9aus aussepliinosrt.
8ere unb Gee au man
6er9at. Ser 1000 SUB bobe
Mount Batter unb Der mebrere Meilen
peitli9 bsfinblide Safe @botcom,
Waf6., fouen ii9 6etpesen. Sos fGeint
aus merfpiirbigen Qenoeruneen ber<
b~or5ugeben, Die bur9 Regierunsspers
meHungen feitseftelt pproen fin6.
2eute am Situfer oes Sees baber ents
6edt, bab i6r 2an6 INNER abnimmi
uno langiam nit Wafer beoedt miro,
pGbrenb @nfieoler on Der Meftieite cine
3unabme ibres 2anoes feftitelIen tonns
ten.
@tftiger @urtenuIat.
Sn 3~eulenroba, Sbiirineen, ftarben in=
nerbalb oreier Sage orei Mitslieber
Der Samilie zines Sutma9ers an Ser
eiftune. Die 5umilis bate 9urtens
falat genofen, Der in einem fupfernen
&eFel 5ubereitet tpnrhen par.
unS spenn es f0fii9 saoeIsn III,
Damn lit es Wiib' uno Irbeit gepeIen!
Ous fDnnte man iiber bas 2ebsn elmer
alien 5rau fdreiben. bic beinaAe 5pei
Meni9enalter ibrs 4rbeitstraft Dem
Dienie elmer 6amiGie seipi0met BAT.
6enriette Mabbuum, 10 beibt Sic
treue @rbeiterin, purbe 1926 in Sils
Sesbeim ssboren; 5pun3ig Sabre ipi.
ter trat lie in Den Oisnit Der Jamilis
NaeSsrftabt, Sic lie 1854 in cine Obsr.
fDriterei in ser NG5s BON Climbed bss
a~leitete. Gls ibr 0isnitbsrr p%eniipni:i
puroe, folste lie ibm 1882 mad 9srs'
berg am .6ura, un0 uls er fturb, blie6
fe i'm Sisnft isinsr SO6ter. Dor 20
sSubren Derlieb ibr bic Oeuti4e &dties
rim oas 8eroisn iffreus Die 9reiii1
srfrsut ii9 nod 10 gutter SeiunO4sit.
bab tie ibrer Iansen Oienitseit po9l
nod manfss Subr sulesen piro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-21

Oas Wadstbum Der Mabz
den erreiht feinen 90bepuntt i'm L.,
6as Der Rnaben In beren II. 2ebens'
inbre.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-21
Menoerun9en
SH ben str0mmnge1 i1 stileu O5ea1 iollerl oltrd)
Grbbebe1 peruriadt ietn.

7~.jabriser SdpeaermGrber. - Nibise Gnideibungen. etrOmungss
Nenberungen beridtt. = 8lufser SuiamnenhoB. = Sampfer hst anf
6eHen fef. gbt in 9iquioaipn.-Genera Tunhon anf Der Heue
mod Cuba. : etaas sefetdr Guot anseiOHmen. - Se SoStenau;abl
urb beri9nhgen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-21
BIutiger 3 II O mem
fpb.

HOB.
gan 5ran3isco, @al., 20.
Ssbt. Sisr eingetrofene Na9ri8ten
aus Sapar mslosn sinen bluti9en gu
iammenftOb auii9en iapanii&en ST.
f9ern unb Rufen on Der Rhfe bon
Ramfdatfa. SIM 2ampfe puroen ein
ruTRider Offsier uno 10 Mann iowi'
cine an3ubI Sapaner, unter bisisn
Qeut. Ooate unb Der aapttdn stnes
iapaniiGsn S9ifes 9et6otet. Se4s
Sii&erfabrseues aus ben iapanii8en
Rhfenortsn Wisata, Ratata urlo 9ato'
bate tuarsn beim Jii9er unwsit be,
2ffe bon 2ami9atfa. aIs eine BIB
tbsiluns &ufen binautam unb oie
S9iHs tps9sri u~nerlaubten 5p4fangs
tn ruiRi9en @emdherr beidlagnabmte.
Gin iapanif9sr Solmetf&er Su3eutl
3og fsin S9msrt unb t6otete einen ruf'
ff9en untsrIeutnant. Jn benz ua4=
folgenosn 6anogsmenge uuroen 19
RuRsn uno Elm Subsno Sapaner &C.
tbbtet, sbs ss ben iapanifden Gf9ern
gelang, NIT ibrsn Gabr3eugen aa ent'
tommen.
Na9 elmer anbersn Weloung unr'
ben bic iapaniiasn Gii9srbOOte bon ben
Sorts Der 6sfur9 Wlabiwofot be-
f9oKsn. Sas rufRi9s vSournal" In
Wlabiuofof fagt. bas 8orgeben let Der
S6atfaae su3ui4rsiben, bab bic Sapa'
rlsr bic 5efunesmerfe ubaei&netsn unn
gsrmsfunssn bss 5abrwaHers bornab'
men.
Dampsr tbt auf Seten
fen.
8aeema, Wafb.. 20. Sept
Der 9ampfsr .gitp Of Seattle" Iiei
beute Worgsr tudbrenb zines bi4ten
Nebsls BET Der Smell 8rial Sslano,
3sbn Nsilsr bon Dietoria, Q. g., auf
Gslisn auf unb Rbt feb. Die paRa-
giere fonntsr I'm 2aufs bss Sages auf
tlsine Sampfer TRANSCRIPT uno mad
8ietoria ssbra9t ueroen. Webrsr.
&sttungsbampfsr uno Der qrobs
S9lsppsr rSalpaOor" fino bon bier
abssfabrsn. I'M ben .gitp Of Seattle"
bon ben GsIien 3u i9lsppsn, mas isoO9
nur BET bobsr 5lutb gsi9sbsn fann.
Banf sebtin 2iqutbas
tton.
ButIer, Wo., 20. Sept. Dis
Bates Wational.B anf i9loB beuts ibrs
$bEren unb bic Strsftoren Der 8anl
melostsn ben 8anferott Der 8ant beim
@sri9t on. ~. ). Butler wuroe gum
WaHenbsrtpalter bonn 8eri9t NIT BEN
auftraee srnannt, nit ben Depoftorer
unb 8ldubigsrn Der Bant cine 2iqui.
baton sinaugsben. Na9 benz lebteu
amtli9en Nuspeis bsliefen F9 BITE 8s.
fdnbe Der Bant auf $239, 912, tpdb.
reno bic DECENTRALIZATION gsnau bic.
Islbs 66bs erret&ten: mit6in triro bic
Liquidation nit bunbert proaent ftatt.
finben t1nnen unb bic @ldubiser tpsr.
ben feineil Gent berliersn.
General IunffOn au be,
Reterta4, 6 b q.
Wafhtngton, D. g., 20.
Sept. General 5reberid 5unfon tra1
beute Bier bon Amsrifa 2ate I'm Siaatl
Wafbinston tommeno, Elm. Der @e'
neral bsgab R9 iofOrt In bas BRIGGS
bspartement unb tonferirts ldngere Set
nit benz Stabs&sf bee Armee, 9snsral
Bel, unb NIT anoeren boben Off3ie'
rem bssisli9 Der usbernabme bss ODER.
tommanbos Der amsrifanif9en STREET..
trdfts auf Der Snisl Cuba. General
5unFon wirb nod beute Na4t feline
Weiterreiie nod @uba antreten, trl
2risssminiter 8aft tbn iebnii9ttg er.
tpartet.
d ub zines d b q Z.
3en uHboIoes.
Atlanta. Ga, 20. Sept. gum
S9ube zines Regers bat beute be,
8ouperneur bes Staates bic biefg,
Wilia. gompasnis unter WaHen 9sru'
fen.
Der Weaer bat 6rdti Hcpbt u. Rim.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-27

Thnrs's nes'~r any telling what oar
eloelackets will do when "out for a
lark number ~ them were In
Londonderry week or two ago aud
couple OF them. walking along Foyle
street, noticed a woman standing on
the fcotpath with baby in her arms.
One Of the ''iarS" IN passing saaicheti
The baby out Of her arms and tnnde of
al fun speed toward the Great North.
ern railway, For a moment the as
tonished mother stood 10 bewilder.
nent She then raised an alarm aud
ran screaming after the blue jacket
He was Joined by others, who seemed
10 appreciate the joke immensely The
whole body rushed through street after
street. the mother still pursuing In
Paraguay street the "tars" halted
dashed Into a shop. bought perambu-
lator. placed the child IN it q Id retrac-
ed their steps at rafting pace until
they met the Infatuated mother They
then pulled up, Quoted Der fears and
handed her over her child In the hand
some new perambulator, which she
wheeled OF in pride and triumph, the
bluejackets meantime cheering Lon
don Answers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-27

Paste" from which imitation pre-
cious stones are made is widely known,
but few are acquainted with the in
gradients, though IL is generally IN
derstood that the paste gains its bril-
lance from the lead IL contains For
mulas vary for the paste, but all con
tain rock crystal, red lead, carbonate
OF potash, borax and white arsenic
1t Ia required that these articles shall
be of high grade OF purity, as there
Is considerable waste so that the
gems made from 'strass,' as the com
position is technically known. are by
no means inexpensive The lead gives
to the strass its brillianey, while the
rock crystal contributes brilliancy
paste diamond cannot scratch glass
and is thus easily detected, but colored
stones are made of crystal alone that
are considerably harder than glass.
In the making Of these a crystal stone
S followed out and filed with some
'olored liquid. the orice being closed
With pits Of crystal which is ground
Town so that there Is no trace Of the
JUNCTION.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-27

Savages, we know. indulge in such
Injuries as gruhs and Iocusts. but for n
civilized white man to finish up his
dinner with a dish OF raw ants seems
too nasty to be credible Yet In Mexico
IL Is the custom and . custom adopted
by plenty Of cplonials and visitors The
ant eaten is called the honey ant and
Is perhaps as curious an insect as lives.
With tiny head and legs. II has a
huge body as big as a large pea, and
this is yellow and swollen with excel.
lent honey. In each nest there are 800
or 400 of these honey ants which are
attended by thousands OF others. The
honey ants hang on 10 the roofs of the
cells In the nest while the others feed
them. They are. in fact, living store
houses of winter food. An observer
says that If one of the honey ants falls
from his perch worker will go and
pick him up and replace him This
feat is equivalent TO man walking up
the face of a cliff carrying large buf
falo or cart horse on his back
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-27

Where does Cleopara's body rest:
Scarcely a layman who would not an.
swer Why in Egypt After her
cajoleries, her wiles. her life of III
tense If not very exalted loves, Cleo
patra was laid in one of the loveliest
tombs that has ever been fashioned b.
the hand of man But what change
1000 years has brought about, Today
an ugly mummy. with an emblematic
bunch of decayed wheat and coarse
comb tied to its head-a mere roll OF
tightly swathed dust-lies crumbled in
hideous glass case at the British mu
scum. II is Cleopatra. the once great
queen, Venus in charm, beauty and
hve.-Londuu Spectator
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-27

For nsany years Lord ssarsienxso3s
was one of THE characters OF Esiln.
burwh and as such received a place
among the famous Rays portraits. He
vas represented riding on 40 old harse
with dos IN front and 4 loy dressed
Ia kilt behind A detailed account
Of the picture states that Kay tur.
rsy@8 him As. what be really was.
very timid horsemsn, mounted on an
old hack. which he had selected for its
want af spirit. preceded hy his favorlte
dos Smash aud followed hs highland
hoy. whose duty II was to take charge
Of the horse on arriving ri parliament
house Ills ecceutrjcity >auk the even
stranger form OF strou> affection for
pigs He became SO much attached to
one that he allowed II 60 share his bed.
and when good feeding aud rapid
growth made II rather cumbersome
bessfellow II was still lodged In com.
Portable quarters IN the apartment
During the daytime Il followed him
about Ike dog One morning a farm.
and, being shown into his bedros II
stumbled upon some object. That oh.
tect gave vent TO an uncomprom!sing
grunt aud squeal OF complaint. and
from the bed there proceeded voice.
1T is just a bit sow. poor beast and
laid my hrecches on It to keep II warm
all night - Dundee Advertiser.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-27

-Four BritOus ate snails at a French
restaurant in Brighton, England, not
long ago. Their experiences are de
scribed as follows: In due course the
plates appeared, each bearing half a
dozen snail shells Of a dlngy white. 4
slender two prouged fork accompanied
each dish With this the snaus were
jerked out their big black horns com
INK first. accompanied by a small erup
ton ~ gravy. ono ~ The experimenters
looked critically M the uuiuyitiug Oh.
Ject ~ the ent ~ his fork then be- shut
his eyes and popped 10 into his mouth
Hls teeth mot GOA something yielding
but tough mtHer suggestive OF india
rubber Al. laHr op.cure@ maufuIIy ate
their SIX sua#.r
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-27

A considerate patient bad an artery
opened by mistake for a vein by q
French surgeon in the operation OF
bloodlatting. The woman succumbed
not long after to the effect of the
blunder, but in her will left the sur
geon small yearly pension, mot only
to comfort him, but so that he could
live the rest of his life without doing
vivisection any more" A similar his.
toric occurrence Is related In the Med
ical Times of a Polish princess who
had had the same experience She add
ed clause to her will expressing her
forgiveness and leaving the surgeon a
small pension to indemnify him for the
loss OF reputation that may follow my
sad catastrophe
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-27

Boston owes its name to a Roman
Catholic saint. Early in the seventh
century "a Catholic monk banned 10
tolph founded a church IN what is now
Lincolnshire, England
A. the years went by a town grew
up around the church and was called
Botoiphstowu. This was shortened for
convenience into Rotolphston. then "a
Eoioston and finally to Boston. John
Cotton came tn America from tina,
town and uImrl fh" New England
capitol after Dis native village.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-27

The Gonzales Inquirer SAYS The
cotton mill IL 10 double
the capacity sad as a consequence
wassifaehia is liable 10 double It's
inhabitants N IL The wage Garner
and Industrial thrtft that makes a
town grow The Inquirer Is right
Where there is any foundation TO
work on the wage Garner and Indus
trial thrift will do the rest waxa-
hachie IL naturally good town but
our cotton min and other factory en-.
terrrises are steadily making IT a
better one.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-27

Serve specialists. it lis said are now
recommending "sIrure rurrr for 800
meD "bo suffice frow Derives. The pa
trrts have fp -rt apart "a certain rm
t'r .t hours .a Wn.rH ao vHai
sIaar. A. woman ue hulH fr.eI ft.s
treatment N.'b curious RESULT ~h.
he0Df r.ur 1903 H H ush Ugs spg
tls0..f tHI unaT.I fHu bead
Hrh.s recovered tm"h
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-27

A famo-a Michigan eZ- raiser occa-
sionally sells some of bis product to
sh.s md ss'tc-7tew'-' pee
pie who thought they could get his
eggs for Matching cheaper 10y buying
from the grocer wgg. q disappointed
when they found that none Of the
store eggs hatched ont. Some one told
the old man about the disappointment,
and he expressed no surprise. lie only
said: They should come 10 me for
their setting eggs. Whoever hear o.
buying settiu' eggs ia "a L-aer. shop
When | sell eggs for eatiu' ! just dip
the ends in boiling water kill the
germ. Them was eatin' eggs the gro
Ger had. II these people want settln'
eggs they should come to me honest
Ike"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-27

Too frequent it is rhe case that
thoroughly competent officials are
made TO stand ID bad light before The
peopl, through the fool doiug- of
misiit deputies
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-27

There are plenty of big fish in the
sea. but YOU can't land them with
a miuuow net
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-07-19
THE Man AHEAD.

I'm every newspaper we pick
up were sure 10 find a lot of
gush about the man behind the
buzz.saw and the man behind
the son; the man behind the
times and the man behind the
rents; the man behind the plow-
share and the man behind the
fence; the man b e hind the
whistle and the man behind the
cars; the man behind the kodak
and the man behind the bars;
the man behind the whiskers
and the man behind his fists,
and everything behind has en-
tered on the list But they've
skipped another fellow of whom
nothing has been said the fell
low who is even. or little way
ahead; who always pays for
what he gets, whose bills are
always signed-he's a blamed
sight more important than the
man who is behind. All we
editors and merchants. and the
whole commercial clan are in
debted for existence TO this hon
est fellow man. He keeps us
all IN business and his town is
never dead, and SO we take ouI
hats off TO the man who is
ahead. "-Independent.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-07-19
FROM CRAB ORCHARD.

Crab Orchard, Va, July L.
II. +. KiibOurn, of St. Charles,
in the Pocket, was here last
week on business for the Black
Mountain Land Company. He
is an excellent, prompt. eff
Client. trustw worthy business
man. He deserves the esteem
of all good loyal citizens of Lee
county.
Rev. l. b. Giles, the foreman
contractor on the keokee Min
ing Company's house building,
is having the work pushed as
fast as il can be under existing
circumstances.
The Keokee Company has a
drill ready 10 go TO drilling wells
TO supply water for the various
purposes of the company
Several men were here last
week prospecting for a place to
put in a brick plant.
Rev. &. A. Baker and Joseph
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-07-19
THEIR TRIP TO cOEBURN.
EDiRoR Posi-.

EDIRoR Posi-.
As ! promised TO write a de-
scription OF our trip TO Coeburn
! viii cndeavor TO give YOU a
bird s eve talk, for my vocabu-
larry fails TO express all we saw.
heard and felt.
Our first thought was as we
boarded an l.. x \. car, that
there must be somewhere "A
spark OF Methodism in the steam
of that engine 90 be on time for
us delegates the morning OF the
10th. We arrived in Norton.
The brakeman kindly and glad
N assisted us of the train.
,cause Mr.. Editor, he said he
was not sorry.) We boarded
a y. q w. tram and were soon
nearing Coeburn. The car APP
pearcd TO be fun mostly of dele
gates. for We noticed when the
conductor came TO a good look
ing lady he did not need 10 look
at her ticket 10 see her destina-
ton, but gave il the COeburn
punch and passed to the next
one. We soon arrived in the
busy and pretty mountain town
Of Coeburn and were met
and welcomed by the Chairman
Of the Entertainment Commit
tee, Mrs. Ashworth. whose bug
gy seemed TO hold every bit of
baggage we delegates possessed.
We were then taken 20 the
church. After devotional ex-
ercises we were cordially vel
coined Ca Coeburn by Mrs. G.
II. kizer. In a delightful man
ner Mrs. Chapman responded to
the address Of welcome. AS the
noon hour drew near we were
assigned 20 our respectiv {
homes. and such homes as they
were. think the writer had
the best one. Though it was
quite distance from the church
Il did not seem SO, when the
kind host converted his horse
and buggy into a Methodist
Carryall, and appeared 70 take
pleasure liz arranging for our
convenience. instead of our try
ing 10 meet AIS most convenient
season, as it should have boon
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-07-19

Olinger. Va, July l6.--After
an absence of several months, !
take up my pen TO write TO your
paper again from Olingcr, the
future metropolis of Southwest
Virginia
The young men of this section
met at the Hyatt school house
last Saturday night 10 organize
a debating society for the pur-
pose of dissemination of knowl-
edge among the people of this
neighborhood. The following
officers were elected after "a
stormy discussion i'm which sew
eral eloquent speakers took part.
For President, JAS. II. Reason;
Vice President, Hon. Richard
Smith; Secretary. Thomas II.
Olingcr. Treasurer, L. IL. Cling
er; Sergeant at Arms, s. G..
Slemp. The subject for next
Saturday night is Resolved ,
that annexation of the Philip
pines 10 the United States viii
be Of great benefit" Every
body is cordially invited 20 at
tend each Saturday night. We
shall have subjects pertaining
TO modern events. We are going
to have good order and espcci.
ally invite ladies 90 attend
Rev. G.. W. Johnson. OF this
/ place, opened "a store here some
time ago.
/ VIM. Thompson, a prOminen'
/ grOceryman of Norton, Va, rs
( having a store house built her,
for the purpose Of locating q
store here in the near future il
connection with his store a
( Norton.
MIR. Robert Johnson and Mis-
/ Rosetta Olinger. both OF thii
place. were united in the hol,
bonds of matrimOny some time
ago. The bride is the daughte
of Jas. a. Olinger. "A farmer o
this section.
The Sunday School Conven
ton of this county will meet a
this place on Thursday befor
the fifth Sunday in this montl
and viii be in session four days
Everybody in this section ar
requested to bring dinner on tn
, grounds on Saturday. ROMEO
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-07-19

Wise Electric Company. Light 80 "
The following ordinance was
passed:
Be it ordained by the council
of the town of Big Stone Gap
that it shall be unlawful for any
person 20 walk or place their
feet upon the seats, or upon the
backs of said seats of the grand
stand in the base ball park.
Any person violating this ordi-
nance shall be fined not less
than s. 90 nor more than $40 90
for each Offense.
On motion IL was resolved
that the Athletic Association
have control OF the park
grounds for the purpose of leas-
ing the same at such times as
they may see proper. and to
have charge of said grounds
and park and take control of il
SO long as the same may be
satisfactory 10 the town. and 20
collect such fees as 1t 10 may
deem reasonable from all gath
erings at said park.
ON motion the council ad-
jOurned sine die.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-07-19

Only. os>ce dfd we walk and
then We had 10 assure them we
wanted the exercise. We will
never forget that sweet home
that was ours for two days.
The meeting was well attended
and all seemed so interested.
Mrs. Chapman, President of the
Holston District, was present.
Mrs. Wiley. Of Greeneville Or
phanage was among the visit
ors. With such ladies IS Mes
danes Chapman, Wiley, Hun
ter aud others. what would bar
the meeting from being a sue
cess? Our District Secretary
was in her appointed place.
How we all do love her. She
hath not flow of words at her
command, as have those ladies
who have been longer in the
field. but as we looked upon
her pleasing countenance and
listened TO her words we were
reminded Of the verse of Scrip
ture found in the Goth chapter
and 18th verse of Proverbs.
We felt that the Institute should
have sent vote of thanks to
the husbands who assumed part
of the household cares and thus
enabled their wives TO attend
this grand. good meeting. APP
palachia was selected as the
next place of meeting provided
the church. which is now a plan,
may be developed enough TO
have four walls and a roof
Mrs. Wiley accompanied the
writer home, and as we tried 20
wait upon her simple wants we
thought what o blessed privi-
lege Is ours this evening. She
left next morning for Bristol
After she had gone and we re-
traced our homeward steps and
heard such words OF praise anC
admiration as fell from the lip.
of those whom she had met W,
felt that her life is truly hid II
Christ Jesus or Lord. Mrs. 4