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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-10-03
BIG STONE GAP. WISE COUNTY. VA. WEDNESDAY. ocTo

thrIft, and we are bid TO join
the swift and mad pursuit of
gain, but the south has trod the
way of unbought honor and
shall unto the end.
They do not say our men are
not brave, our women pure and
fair, and we had rather live and
die IN a land where the men are
brave and the women pure than
have all the wealth Of all the
earth.
And one day should the Grim
son banner oppose the flag. if
the law, nay, liberty itself shall
need defenders, they will be
found. strong, ready. valiant.
IN the sOuth's untainted man
hood.
Men speak of the new south
with the smoke and fire in every
valley, every mountain SCARED
with pick and drill, our forests
ringing with the axe, our
water harnessed. the earth all
Jeweled with golden sheaves
and covered white with the
SHOWS that come in summer.
These are rich rewards and
they are coming faster than we
know. but let them come TO the
old south, not a new. for there
IS not. and will never be. a new
south that is not forever rooted
i'm the heart and memory of the
old.
The song Of exultant Joy that
comes on the wings OF the
morning, and in glad thanks
giving uprushes 60 the throne
of God, is the paean of the vic
tory of peace-a sign for us and
all the world that the old sun
which shed its rays on the path
of the southern man and glOri-
fled the southern woman in re-
fulgeut light, has come from
behind the clouds and points
The way 10 higher duty and a
grander destiny beneath the
flag of a country which was one
in the beginning and shall be-
for all time from ocean TO ocean.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-10-03
TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEYS in VIRGINIA.

The Unitrd States Geological
Survey has resumed the work Of
extending topographic surveys
IN Botetourt, In Virginia. Mr..
Albert Pike is in charge Of the
party which is engaged upon
this work. assisted by Messrs.
Buckley, Vaughan. Smith and
others. 1t is expected that this
party will map two quadrangies
having areas of about 225 square
miles each--One i'm the neigh
borhood of Fincastle and the
other near Natural Bridge. The
scale of maps drawn from this
work will be mile 20 an inch
and differences of elevation will
be shown for every change of
80 feet in height.
Later in the season. topo-
graphic surveys will be made
IN Warwick and neighborhood
counties near Hampton. An
area Of about. 100 square miles
Will be mapped in this reagon
on a scale of inches 10 a mile.
and differences Of elevation will
be shown for every change of
10 feet in height
IL is believed that this work
will be of special value 90 tho
officials Of the War Department
and 10 Army officers at Fort
Monroe, as well as 20 those who
are interested I'M the develop
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-10-03
THE WISE MERCHANT.

Will a merchant who is wise
ever cease to advertise? Yes
when the trees grow upside
down; when the beggar wears
a crown; when ice forms on the
sun; when the sparrow weighs
a ton; when gold dollars get too
cheap; when women secrets
keep; when a fish forgets to
swim; when satan sings a hymn;
when girls go back on gum:
when a small boy hates a drum;
when no politician schemes;
when mince pie makes pleasant
dreams; when it's fun TO break
a tooth; when all lawyers tell
the truth; when cold water
makes you drunk; when the
drummer has 40 brass-when
these things all come to pass
the men that's wise will neglect
to advertise
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-10-03
BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE TO SUNNY DIXIE.
Extract from Speech Of Hon NJ X.
Patterson, Democratic Candl-
date for Governor OF
Tennessee.

We remember and never FOR
get that the soldier who wore
the gray was the bravest and
the truest who ever marshaled
i'm battle array
Truly did he give of man
hood S strength and vigor for
his home and the right as he
saw 10.
If he fell he paid the debt
which all must pay 20 fate and
none can tell the day it will be
due.
But for every drop Of blood
he shed on every field of war.
all the way from first Manassas
TO the Wilderness, a tear has
fallen from a southern eye, and
a prayer has gone from a south
ern heart TO Mercy's throne.
We cannot rear the costly
monuments TO his m e mory
which the north has raised to
mark the valOr of her sons who
wore the blue-for we are too
poor TO make a show of grief
and reverence.
But rich in memory, and in
honor kings of earth, we have
builded in our hearts a temple
of love and fame which will
outlive marble and endure
longer than brass. AS the ivy
clings TO the broken column
and covers with its evergreen
mantle the ruins which time
and man have wrought, so do
the tendrils of our love reach
back in the mists of the vanish
ed past and embrace the fallen
cause of the knightliest race of
men who ever drew a sword OF
marched beneath the flag OF
war.
This is the laEd that we and
others call the south, and in It's
cloth of honor the loom of des-
tiny has woven and strangely
intermingled IN e threads OF
light and shadow.
Its roses are no fairer thar
other roses, its soil is not richer
its waters are no clearer, but i
|, is loved as no other land beneath
the dome of God.
}, 1t is our home and we arr
, shearers i'm its SORROWS and heir.
to its imperishabie glory. It
} story is yet untold, as We woul'
, have it, but one day the mai
will come, high-thoughted, low
ing truth, towering Saul.
; Sometimes we are taunte,
with our poverty, our lack O
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-10-03
TREASURER'S NOTICE.

l. r. Barron, Treasurer of Wise County Virginia.
sit at the following places and the purpose
ing State Taxes and County Leves for the 1906
Stonega, at COmmissary September 22nd and cath.
Osaka, at COmmissary, September 25th
lnman AT COmmissary September GOTH
ImbOden, at Commssary. September 27th
Black kwOod, at Commissary. September 2Sth.
Appalachia, at Post Office, September 29th
Big Stone Gap, at my office, October l. , and
Roaring Fork, October 10th.
East Stone Gap October 18th and 18th.
DoOley, at Post Office, October 22nd.
Dorchester, Commissary October 23rd.
Esservie at COmmissary October 24th.
Clamorgan. at COmmssary, October 25th
Norton, Mayors Office. October 27h and 27h.
Tacoma, at Post Office, October 29th.
George, at Commissary, October 3Oth.
Bondtown at Post Office, October 3lst
St. Paul, at Post Office November
Virginia City, at Commissary, November End.
Dwina, Dearefed & Hobrook's Store. November 3rd
Wise at Treasurer's Office November 8,
Coeburn at Addington's Hotel November 10th and l7th
Fernada, at c. +. Beverly's Store. November 20th.
Birchfeld, at Mill, November 23rd
Tasso, at Hamions Store November goth
Pound, at Post Office, November 9th
Dewey at Boing's Store, November 2Sth.
upon the Tax be prompt paying
their this the 1905 already exhausted and
which cannot be paid until make collections
Respectfully,
r. p. BARRON. Treasurer.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-10-03

ment of the natural and the
agricultural resources of this
portion OF the State.
Permanent marks consisting
of metal tablets bearing the
name OF the State and of the
Government, and the elevation.
Will be established at distances
of about , miles apart. All
lines of levels run by the to-
geographic parties win furnish
datum upon which to base anv
leveling which may be done
hereafter by railways, mill
companies, etc. Careful spirit
levels will give the height of all
valleys and streams, OF lakes
and ponds, and Of hill SUBMITS.
Every road and house will be
indicated on the maps, and the
shape of all the hills will be
shown.
IL Is believed that these maps
viii be OF great value 10 the
people OF the State in the de-
velopment Of its natural resour-
ces. They form the base maps
for the study of its geology.
and for the work OF the Bureau
of Soils Of the Department of
Agriculture. They form a basis
for the development Of the for
ests and the good roads Of the
state, and of great use TO all
public officials engaged in build
ing reservoirs and waterworks.
as we'll as 20 engineers and sur
veyors who wish TO lay out and
construct electric roads and
railroads In time these maps
will doubtless be used i'm schools
for teaching the physical geo
graphy OF the region.
All kinds OF legal blanks for
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-10-03
Tle Price Of Coke Dlling 1905.

cess of the supply for the rest
Of the year with prices firm at
these figures.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-10-03
7,us Of Success Of His Mission
,,s Relieves Iiigh-CIsss Farm
lsborers Will Come

T. Of Agriculture, who has
t.. tbe last three months
4 [,slinr in England. Ireland,
,.iand and several European
H., in behalf Of immigration,
4. -eturred home.
r. trip has been of great
Ssft TO Mr. Koiner. He has
nd I'M weight, is tanned till
,iooks almost like a farmer,
/ ewes are bright, and he IS
L. and chippier as a boy of
He was delighted 10 get
Il saving that the more he
of England and Europe the
L. he thought of and appre-
4 &.sd the Old Dominion.
EI6evoted an my time 20 the
y .criural communities, said
4 Hoiner. I carefully avoid
4 seeking the cities and the
81 who have trades. 10 is
~ and farm laborers. The
e. rs what we will get in
se numbers. and we viii also
4 many who will come here
4 buv farms, establish homes
NJ employ many of the farm
Il rers who come 10 Virginia.
Il have iu mind two men
Il are coming over this fall.
\ has about $4,000 90 invest
iam equip 1t. put in pro-
8ons. and develop "a fruit
\ mess He has knowledge
fihe business. has made &c a
u ly. and he viii come here TO
bone "a citizen. live here,
tca,e his children and be-
b. "a useful member Of the
&c.,
n Another man Is "a captain In
81 English army has saved a
b. amount of money, and
come here 20 engage in the
D. raising business. He Is
h i Of being switched around
b m one post 90 another and
~ "a home He viii resign
f fali ana viii come here at
=
"A The contracts with the farm
n orers there run till the end
II November. a n q for that
81 Son we have gotten as many
f We expected But they will
De. Tor have been told by a
b number that they wanted
come 90 Virginia, buy homes
s. 90 do more than live from
- CD mouth. The farmers
81 repay allthe way from s. to
year rent per acre for
s which they use. They
b aot stand that. They were
n n,ed when ! told them that
could buy fairly good lands
b ior the rent the average
n mer paid
h The people in England farm
. "nat Is known as the inten
ed plan They work tn,
ls thoroughly, going over
% as often as three time.
one planting. The fields are
d. They do not waste al
OF land They cultivate anc
TX hard. They keep at ;
lg until it is done right
ey raise good crops and they
mage TO make a little money
mey have to pay such enor
ls rents that they canno
i 4mulate anything.
ms Is the first time tha
s'"la mas done ANYTHING II
way Of advertising. / hav,
zen good agents in England
and Scotland, Denmark
many, Norway and Sweed
Anc IN less than two year
"ni De getting the benef
he work done on my visit
people of the State will
-1e that it is money wei
lr and they will endors
position taken by Governo
hson in advocating tn
s'ne' But we had to bull,
Y, y Ine ground up. One of tn
stern States had 500 agent
ae5ed over the section
,'eu' and they are at wor,
s.t ne time. They have nothin
4e advantages, the school.
49,. I a n sportation. til
s,Sues' ~ res the markets, the land
'ae Climate we have ara h
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-10-03

Old newspapers for sale at
his office at 20 cents per 100.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-10-03

All kinds OF legal blanks for
sale by the Wise Printing Co.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-30
LOOk!--ThiS Week 24OO Big PaTIOr Matches for
 15c

And then don't forget our splendid line of decorated dishes in English and American porcelain.
 LAMPS, LAMPS, LAMPS,
 Every decorated fancy lamp in Da- wilson's cash store at bargain prices.
 Hardware, Tinware, Glassware, Sta tionery, Guns Cutlery, Woodenware, Tents Camping Outfits and last but not least, rememher tho big line of Moore's Steel ranges in 34 patterns from S20 to SIS.
 Every one asbestos lined, boiler rivetted, draw out ash pans, quick bakers and fuel savers.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-30

it published a list of the exc cutions filed in the office of the coun- ty recorder, though that number is a small part of the whole number. Sev- eral persons read it with surprise and anxiety, for they found their own names in it. They believed that their taxes had been paid. One man, who owns several lots in the southern part of the city has them mortgaged TOT all they will stand. He thought that the mortgagee would attend to the pay ment of the taxes, but he neglected to do so. Other property owners, for one reason or another, believed themselves to be square with the tax collector This is an expensive way for the col lection of taxes, since it adds 35 per cent to the amount of the taxes. The sale. too, is an actual conveyance by the sheriff. The law places the tax before mortgag ges and all other liens.
 McDANIELS LS-POWERS-A marriage license has been issued to Murray Me Daniels. of COconino county, and Esther Power. Of this county. Miss Power is the young woman who precipitated all the Daggs' trouble. She is only sixteen years of age and the license was issued on the request of her mother.
 NEW CORPORATIONS - Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Frisco Mines company. cap ital stock. S15.OO0,OOO, incorporators. w P. Dunlevy, A. w Gedney, and c. C. Glatz; Missouri Lead company. capital stock, S6O. .OGO. incorporators. w. A. Ev- ans, B. R. D. Lacy, and N. Fl. King; Tennessee GoldfieId Mining corrpany capital stock, $1.O00, OGO incorporators. T. B. Cosley and H. NJ. Gillespie: East ern Contact mining company, capital stock, S1,000, 000, incOrporators, w. T. Voorhees,, T. c. Murphy and F.. g. Grigsby; National Savings company. capital stock, $15O. 900. incorpora tors. J. W. Hutchinson, P. NJ Ross, and B. Hutchinson; American Safety Powder company. capital stock. S1,OOO, GOO. in corporators. J. G. Edmonds. J. Minot and F. L. Little; TOnopah Table Sfoun- tain Mining company, capital stock, S1, 100000, incorporatOrs, M. J., w. P, and w. E. O'Meara; The United States Mines company, capital stock, S4.25O 000, incOrporators. J. NJ. Ellis and w w. Ellis; Tamarack Gold Mining and Milling company, capital stock. $3. .OOO, - 900 incOrporators same as above: North American Development company cap ital stock. S4. .250. 900. incorporators same as above; Barnard Mining company, capital stock. S24OOOO. incorpora tors, J. $. Barnard, J. s. Westaway; The Man haitian Standard Gold Mining compa- ny, capital stock. $1, 800 900, incorpo- rators, E. A. Argensinger and others: Cabinet Range Mining company, capi- tai stock, s2OO,OOO, incorporators. ". C. Maybury, T. w. Payne, and others; Brockton Peat Fuel and Heating com pany, capital stock, $500. .OOO. incorpo- rators, M. A. Packard, c. B. Lawton. and others Silver Peak Malcalda Mining company, capital stock, S1 ,OOO.- OOO incorporators. M. J.. w. P, and E. E. O'Meara.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-30
GAMBLE CONCERT.

Seat chart opens this morning to the general public at Sanichas, for the Gamble concert, at the Doris, Feb 5. Reserve your seats at once as the best seats are selling rapidly.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-30

For your spectacIes, eye glasses, ar tiflcial eyes and other optical goods, see pr. L. M. Swikerath. Prices sonable. 2I F. Washington St. Op- staiTs.) Broken glasses duplicated.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-30

Our famous Old RutIedge Whiskey, best that can be made. Melczer Bros.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-30
DAVIDsON'S CASH STORE IA to 118 West Washington St.
 PHone Red 363.

is divided on the question of glasses. People who need and wear them are happy and contented in their use and well satisfied as to their value. There are those however who need, but re- fuse to wear them, doubting their val ue and efficiency iR their case.
 These people may get along and often do by frowning and squinting, and straining their eyes: 'Tis'nt pleasant though and besides is often dangerous.
 If you've eye trouble why not come over on the happy contented side with the class wearers.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-30

Forecast for today-Fair.
 Data for twenty-four hours ending 5: 30 p. m. YesterdaY:
Arizona republican., 1906-01-30

American Cleaning Works. 3S South Center. Phone Red POP. T. H. Johnson.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-30
Of 0fL>ocalY
 Interest.
THE WEATHER.
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Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-30
FREE

One trial treatment removing super fluous hair by electric needle. 2 to 1 p. m. 341 N. Third avenue.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-30
SECOND.

Because at Davidson's Cash Store you may find an aggregation of thou sands of the useful things under. one roof, and many of them at half the price you pay elsewhere.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-30
Why it pays
 to trade at DavidSOn'S CASH STORE
FIRST.

FIRST.
 Because you don't have to pay the salaries of bookkeepers and collectors. You don't have to pay interest on cap ital carried in book accounts and you don't have to pay for the man who don't pay.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-30

THE FIRST WOOL CLIP-The first wool clipped from the sheep of north ern Arizona this season at Cave Creek reached the cit" yesterday afternoon and will today be shipped to the Bos-
Arizona republican., 1906-01-30

Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1, 24 degrees. Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January l, o. .41 inch.
 L. N. JESUNOFSKY,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-30

Yes, those are nice pictures on the boxes. They tell the origin and the story of Donofrio's crystaIlized Cactus Candy.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23
CITY REAL EsrATE-Continued.

= w ~ 252s Mission ST.. near 22d.
S13Q0-Noe ST., near Day; cottage, 2 rooms, on
rear of key lot; room to build in front:
s,coo neT S.appis place lot 25ai2S o,son,
rooms; lot 25x148; this Is something good.
$325o-Clipper st. near Noe; fine cottage, s
made into fat driveway; good condi-
tom lot 25x114
and bath street work o. K; lot 24:ex114.
$S600-29th ST.. near Noe; fats. rooms and
$S600-2 cottages, west line Douglass, 175 feet
and one of rooms; lot 6Ozi5o; water;
sseoo-27th St. near Church; cottage. 3 rooms
and bath; gas; garden; street work Q. T.;
$4,000 Angelica St, near 10th and Valencia; cot
tage, s rooms and bath; street work o. K.
lot sEs nssr aSd eoSo .srs
bath; all modern improvements; lot S5x
.1aoo liz suitable for fats. fats $780,. ,,,..
- and bath; h. new sS' and modern; lot 35sso.
s5ooo-Harrison St. near 21st; cottage. rooms
6asensne 6as osaa lot sfs looms e0oio 0s put
$525o-Chenery St, near soth; house. rooms
K.: a immedste u ste0pos possssssOn; lot ss:ssS5 :
$8750-Bryant ST., near 18th; hats, 5, rooms
gas and electricity; street work Q. K;
90. ,LoTs: LOTS; I ... LOTS; r-..,..
$600-Lot west line Hamilton. 200 feet south
from Berkshire 25x100; 500 down.
$750-North line Bosworth. 80 feet east from
San Jose ave-; 25x100 100 down.
$90o-Lot cor. San Bruno ave. and Paul ave
$11oo-North line Clipper, 2a5 feet west from
$11oo-North line goth. 81 feet west from Noe;
25x114.
s1soo-North line Elizabeth, 155 feet east from
Castro; 25x114.
$20O0-Southwest line of Langton, $50 feet
southwest from Harrison; 26x76.
S3160-Northeast corner Jersey and Douglass;
39x100; $1,000 down.
$S350-West line Castro ST., so feet south from
Jersey; 64xs0
S35oO-Northwest corner 29th and Noe sts.; Six
1O5; street work o. K; line.
S4OOO-Lot west line Howard 260 feet south
from 17th; 25x122:6,
5500-Block Of land suitable. for manufacturing
site, near the new Southern Pacific cutoff !;
20S feet on Railroad ave., 200 feet on K
ST., 142 IT. on 2Sth ave.. and 1915 on
Doth ave.
Ask for our monthly catalogue with COM
plete list of Mission property for sale.
We are getting new property for sale each
day and handle the bulk Of Mission trade.
Let us have one of our statesmen take you
out and show you some of our fine property;
we are sure to suit you.
d. COFFIN CO.,
2529 Mission ST., 22d.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23
CITY REAL EsTATE-continued.
LYON & HOAG,
In the Lyon & Hoag Building.
G4R of fUcr erv

In the Lyon & Hoag Building,
0'0 BsGkef BIC LOT Sufee6 p6wN n ToWS. noRssSmers'
81! 5oo-Splendid building site near Oak and
Franklin sts-; lot has frontages, 55x120; this
would make excellent location for hotel or apart
%ent me house; there is great demand and at present mt
PARK INVESTMENT.
n Of paTa bath eac anssed % ss
very latest style. all sunny. light rooms; birds
& beP Be It the ts n
Pno or s nonn ns
"n'en Z sNRP@BEsffSEss saf1. sG ffsE ssnt PROPERTY
o. tE, ,ooomGesry st., ,l,s near Webster: lot 2e:ex
above Of 9 rooms. under lease for 5 years to 1
tenant for $500 per annum. This is mighty big
we claim and is secured upon this basis for
years. which MI VII np slmost pay for IT the property
ssooo-Nesr McAliister It. and and Central ave. /:
flats. renting for $llo4 per annum, which is
almost 500 per month upon an investment of
.oS Lot a5.is7e this Guiding oHs is less s0u than
years old and very substantially built we do not
RICHMOND FLATS.
$75O0-M ave., near Clement ST.; 3 substantial
for $3.50 per annum; lot 25xi2o; this building is
In frst-class condition and modern; a splendid
OF SRaNb NRb50psE fsF ooRNHRy tSs
ave. at stanyan st. and facing Golden Gate
this excellent neighborhood; McAllister st. cars
pass the lot; both streets paved and big lot,
32 332:6xlo0; small fats on this lot would pay over
ANOTHER GOOD BUY
$2500-Corner McA1lister st. and Parkside
ave.. 25x95; Parksde ave. bituminized; In the
same excellent neighborhood as above; corners
on On car line and close to the Park are scarce;
HAIGHT STREET BUSINESS LOTS.
$S5oo-In the retail business section OF Haight
Will unquestionaby sell for more than $500 per
front foot; there Is but little unimproved prop
erV on the market or being offered Haight
ST. Tor the reason that owners realize that 1t
look at this today; lots 25 feet front.
JoNES-STREET CORNER.
$50oO-A beautiful marine view; corner has
Russian Hill; this portion Of the city is rapidly
rebuilding and would make most attractive site
for apartment-house small flats.
CHEAP HOME.
home of rooms and bath: lot has 2 frontages
and stable rear street; this place Is compare
lively down town and at this price is really a
bargain. being right in the business section Of
tton and let US hear from you.
IN TOWN RESIDENCE.
:. s6d5o-Close TO Eddy and Steiner sts,; splen-
dition, with stable In the rear; lot 25x9o; the
location or this house should sell the property
without saying word In praise OF it, this place
win find quick buyer; If you are interested.
PANHANDLE RESIDENCE.
$lI5o-Baker ST., near Haight; splendid two
story modern residence of rooms this house
fill a long felt want for some worn-out body
who has searched in vain for some place to live.
s2soo.cottagse e. of rooms and bath' York ST..
LYON & HOAG,
636 MARKET STREET.