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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-26
Sdjiffsnadridltcn.

Nem 0orf %. Sftober. -
8ol9enoe 0ompier iino ob~aefnbren
ga Soooie" mad SABRE, ~Gbemnib"
llad) Bremen, oamerifa" noh Sam.
burg iuto Oscar Ser 3meite" nod
Gbriltionia.
Gope& ace, g, g., %. Sftober.
- Ser Gampfer .9lii6er," por
Som6urg na6 Nep.9orf beItimmt,
mar hin 9 llbr &ormittags in Gerbin.
Dung nit Ser Warconi-S Station 100
Meilcn iiiOoltli6; er miro mabrid)ein-
li6 icin God am Sonntog Inn s llbr
WorgcnS errcid]en.
Gueenstomn II, %. Sftober.-
Ger CAMPER ySceanic" fltbr nod)
Nen-Oorf ob.
9rom Seoo, %. Sftober. -
Yoilirt: Gompfer vNoorbum, bon
Melu.Dorf nad) Hottcronm b%eItimmt.
Somburg %, Oftober. - Der
Gompier n0cltldlono" lit bon Nelp'
9orf ein9ctroffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-26
&eindjer ans g9niGinotun.

Sieb5ig MitgIieOer Scr r2oinpette=
2ogc 9tr. 10, 81. i, & q. NJ"
aus @oibiligton bcil0cn oic
y@ermonio-2ogc 9tr. 1G0."-Gin
9onfett I'M Gu6,6otcl.
Die v@ermonio,2oQ 9}r. 100, 81.
i. &N. Dr." empiing geitcrn Ocn Be
JUDI bon 70 Witglic0crn Der o2as
roDette.2o9e, Nr. 10, u, i. & u. Nc"
Die 9eiud)er purocn 3ucrit nod Dem
8reimourertempel an NorO. Gburlc5.
StrdBe, gelritet, no Die modcntlihe
arbeit Der o@erinonio-@oge" ob9e-
bolten morben. Sicrollf be9o6en iid
Die Wfitglieoer Ser 2ogc nit ibren
8Giten nod Dem oGlubsSotel," no
5l Gbren Der 9ciu6er EN- 9olfett ar
rongirt moroen mar. Serr &. Sdrmibt
lDar SonitmciIter unO erle0igte ii6
OerIelbe ieiner 9lufgobe NIT groBem
@ei6id. Gie Spre6cr moren: u. $.
@orig, altmeiiter Der o@erntaitia-
Soae," 2igbtlein, Weiiter pom
Stubl Ser o2ofnpcttcz2oge Nr. 49,"
@oibington, Charles 3ieS, 9tltmeilter
Der oSinceritp.2og Baltimore, g..
y. H~einborbt, Scfretdr Der n@ermo.
nia-Sogc 9tr. 100"
Arrangements Gomite - gfbolp0
aonig, @oriibcr, Grnit S6ntiot, s..
y. Simmelbebcr Sobn 6. S6onin-
ger, Sreo. 9ierer, @cnrp 0ingclbein,
Solnes $. Cooler, 9, MiQer llnO @eo.
Sorn.
Die 9eonltcn ser y@erntoniu-2oge
Nr. tG0" iilto: Ebilipp Sdnti0t,
Mciiter bonn Stlbl; Sobn 3ics, emriter
9hliieber; Charles IS. 81. SHitIter,
5meiter guficber; 6rco. Gettmor,
crIter Deacon; Scnrp Soldier, 6mci-
ter 9cocon; HSobn @crner, Stelporo;
Sobn Scbcnbcrgcr, Steporo; 9cni.
MiQcr, Shobmcilter, ltrtO IS. 81. &ein-
6nrot, Sefref0r.
0ic %Nltmeiltcr ser 2ogc iinO: q. $.
6orig Senrp Hippcl, 6ronf 6eulncr,
g. q. 90. @olld, 6rib Slider, Noom
@eipolb, Grnit Sdmi0t mio 5. $.
Gag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-26
ehmcnacr's Safe,
8. Spnhm,S Nicftnnrnnt.

Nr. 923, Hprc.Gscms, uabs amtgcng,str.
9eriammIuness2oiu oes sslntonia.@on.
elohcs Gr. 3OG, :. 8. S." pStcnbensSi.
lirtfts gtr. 100" nS6iuer,Stftrifts Nr.
1913. .. Il. "" uno rSiiiritts Or. 80,
8. Il. y. Safe an Tereine at bernie
then .6einite Gierc. SScine liro anbere
0etr1nie. Gel: e. & 7. Wolfe 500 R.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-26
GBring's Canton Sieberfram5-Saac,"
SInmrit.Ndr q ctr. IL Nnif.lnr Hnutnu

Sauptquartier oes sGnnton5Qie6er.ran8".
Sil9ftuItoe ieben .Mittpo9 slbenb. Der
iiua slbeuo. .gtationaI"s8 ier AM 3apf.
9bcfnpcafesS elepbon = 8oIie 1853 S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-26
sdnI-au5eisen.
Guq!iid fit WaslGmoer.

aIaiIe in 9ugIii6 fit stusIdnber ipiro be-
eil1ten am 3. Sftober fir Die 3~ettoaller bon
fe6s Monaten III benz Seim bes DGbriftli6en
Sereins iuHger Mduncr," GBarles' nnc sdra'
~tusa.etrnic. Gebiibren 5000 pro Gern1tr.
9tdbere 9~lusflnft 1T in Dem gilreai oer Se'
feufcbdtt i'm 8peitet Stod>pert erbdItIi@.
(Sept23, 1Q2D . "|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-26

Rad Sem SoGrc8bcrid
ser Baltimore Z S6io 9obrgeicQ.
'ihoft" fir 0nS nit Dem 30. Sunni be
.enoetp Sisfoliobr, Der geItern on bic
glftioitore geionbt ipuroc, bctrugcll
ole 9rlltto. Ginro6mcn $50, sos 19..
%, eile' 3lutobntc bon $9.969,273.12
itbcr ooS. &nriobr. Sic Netto-Gin-
finite fbetrllgcn $27S83,S35.10. Der
Srodteerfcbr oQcin brodte cine 3lt.
nabmc ser @rllttn-Ginnobmen bon
$9,395,116.SS.. Sn 1904 murcn oic
lWrltttp. @irnabmctH $i3,OO0,000 'rpc-
niger, olS in 1906. uuJs flou
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-26
Senrs Is. alrlu's Geitaurant,

VT. 2t6, GlaDs, inbe Spiparb. Straee.
@or5il9ltc1c g9cine, Gpirituoien II. ltnions
GtGnrren: .9elteS Bier ant 8apf. Guni6
tlr Sct6ditsIeitc bon tt.30 Sorm. his
2 ll6r Habmittngs. 1eIepbpn, s. & q.
- Mt. Sernon 3O0S q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-26
satob Micb' .@,eluoie.Sonc,"

Snllptqiarttcr ocs @cinn9Oereins .Mtelu.
Die. Singilmocn iebcn 9pntcritngIhenb
&eriqnmlllnGer pes centennial Mebecrs
8eretiIs" teneu .. unO 4. SierItne i'm
Wtolot, Gelepbun-G. q =, gSoIte 1856 R
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-26
Sciratbs 2icenscn.

Snrrp 2. @eliin9er, %, uno Gorc,
line N%mcrsbod,, II. applifont &orrp
Q. 9ellinger, Nr. 52S, Norb.Nfount
Strobe.
Soiepb =. Soler, %, mo aotbo,
rine u. Wiorris, 20. Applifont q. s.
Mtiillen, Ir. 225, Tpro . Yopplcton.
StroBc.
@iaiom s. @rifiitbS, 81, mo 8eor-
gio &. Smonit, Is. Ipplifant Sronf
5. GolmuS, Nr. 2t43, Sonoper>S 9 IT.
Sronf EolopSfi, 30 nnb Nina Ho.
manolpsfi 20. Ipplifont q. Sipor-
oolpic5, gtr. 81, Siio.ann.S troBe.
2ouis $, @orelono, q, mo 2ilio
u. Neunioper, IL. .gIpplifont 6reoerid
". Neumaper, ger. 8, SafionsStr.
Sorrp 2. @urtben, 26, mo gnnit
80. SbeeIer, 10, gpplinfant Sobn z,
@artbcn, Nr. 1872, Noro.@ op.St TT.
Council W. Boots %, uno aotbo,
rine e. 9iiier, %. gpplifant Sonuiel
DC, BOOTS, rSotel Gosipel."
Clarence u. @ooolparo, a, unt
GIiSabeib g. 9ater, 20. applifunt 3
81. Hiborb1, Nr. 1929, Olt.Yrciton.
StraBe.
George @. Sind, 81, uno Wiunil
Iepilbib, So. Mpplinfont George "
Sind, Nr. 1884, Hibeepooo.ane.
WorriS Sreelonber. 40, mo Seiii(
Niller, 80. Mpplifant Mprris 6rcc,
lanoer, Nr. 532, Siio.S onb.Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-26

VT, IIUI, NDr0sNc nfrnIiWOcntt.
Scr sAorooil Smyterludbrenoer Yaupcrein
roH Baltimore" periamnelt iib bier ieocrt
Wiontne. @corge Nrebni & Cons Bier
Sab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-26
ltnfaa -Gbrunif.

ltnfnas.Gbrunif.
Otto 6laale Don elmer Sofon1otipe
aetroifen mo gct0Otet. Sitter
Wonn bei'm Sprung bon cinem
StraBenbabmpuggon ihlucr Der
lett. - Nh1oerc llnfdIe.
Sr. Otto 6IogIc, 5S Sabre oft, BON
Or. 1902, SoubertitroBc Gin @df'
ter an 2. g. SoGnion'S aohIenpicr,
murbc gcitcrr friib fur5 nod I llbr
am SltBc Der 2olurenceitrobe IN Der
NGbc bes &~oblenpicrS bon ser 2ofo.
n1otipc Nr. 2275 Ser Baltimore &
Ohio go6n" gCtrofftlt mo getootct.
Der Nngobe bon Hidmottb 2oprens
&c, gtr. 9t7 MiQiomltrobe, lpel6er
Nl,gen5cIlge bcs 'llnfoaeS mar. ging
Sloglc sen @clctiet %elltlong, oils Die
2ofomotipc IN id)nriem Senpo orr
gefobren fonl. Ger 2ofomotipfii6,
rer ben1erftc 6loglc urto 8ob @or.
nungsiignale nit Ser 0ompfpfetfe,
mGbrcn6 or 81 g(eidcr3eit oic 9rcm.
ic in Inncnorng broftc. 6logle
i6ien bllrd Die Signolc perpirrt 51
tpcr0en unb fam nidt mcbr sur rcd.
ten Belt bon ben @elciien meg, @r
tullrbe IN Itcr6cnoenr 3ltitoltbc ouf.
gcbobGn lillb itorb, nod0Cnt CT &c.
iogt bottc, nlolt modte i'm nod Der
@obntng ieincr Eodtcr, Srolt @cor.
&C q. 9crrctt, GER. 1902, Soubcrt-
itroBe, brin0cn. Gr ipitr0c in ser
glmbulon3 6cs iiiblidcn 9iItrift8
bortbin gcbroft. tSr. Sloglc bintcr.
IGBt feline @ittiuc mo mebrere CT.
mnhicnc &inocr.
Sprung BON circm Stro'
benmoggon.
g. Sor6, GO Sabre aft, in Scr.
1899, OIt-YrottitroBc, mobnenb, scr
Miotorfiihrer eincs &olonb.Eorf,
@og9onS, iproll0 g~cltcrit &ormittog
oil GolternsNpcnlc, nobc 2%u5erncitr.,
bonn @aggor, ais Scr Motor IN
@ronb gerotbcn NOR. Gr iiel 10 1tl=
gliidlid), bob or cine Gcrleblulg am
&opf cincn @rud oeS Shliliielbeis
nca utb inncrc &crlebu1gen oupon
tritg, Gr lplrbe in cinem @aggon
Der StraBcl1bobn @eieIidoft nod
Dem sStabtsSoipitol" gebrod)t. 9lls
6rall Son0 iif) ouf Dem Mege nod
ocm Soipitol befon6, nm i6ren 8ot-
ten 81 beiitfell, coaioirte @nggon
gtr, 1923 Ser Golpertitroben . Clinic
nit einem 6li6riperf bon Sobn Chill.
monp aus Sperleo an Scr Gtfe Dor,
Sapctte- mo GolpcrtltroBe. Srull
SoJto iprong in Der Iuiregurg pom
@aggon urb erlitt gliidli6er @eiic
MIR gcringiil9igc &erlebungelt. Pit
bcrhSm tplrppu H. Der Der Goliilon.
fplGcnben Eouif Srn. Nobert $.
Snlitb, Scr; 1915, Aorb-Galpertltrn-
be, al ben SuB9clellfen unb Der auf
Die StraBe geidleuoert &lltidJer ocs
@ogens, 2ouis Gbilmonp bon CIR.
1641, Wilton. apenue, an Sen 9nie'n
ncrlett. Gie if%limniten gerleturl-
gen trug onS TferO bopon, meldes eli
mem Ebier.Soipitol iibcripieien iper-
zen mllBtc.
Grlitt einen @ein6rud.
Soi. 6. &nigbt ein 80 Sabre after
Arbeiter Ser ngnunS Woble Co."
Nr.2tS, Sit-Oorfitrobe, erlitt geitern
friib I ltbr bablr6 Bride an bel
gen 9eineil, bob CT bon einem fal-
lenocn Stiif Mormor gctrpffen iprlr.
sc. Die Nmbulor5 beS iiioliden 81.
ltriftS brad)te ben &crlebten nod)
ieincr @obnung, Nr. 1852, Battery
Incnue. ani9bt iuar bel oer gpons'
Company ais Subrmonr ongeitelt,
balf icbodl geitern iriib bei'm @eg.
trogcn BON Wormorbloden. Giner
bcrielben ~Itiir5te 9eeen &ni9bt'S lin-
fcs Siibgelcnf uilb redtes @cil1, an
beioen 9eiren Bride peruriaheno.
ScirnthS . Qiccnscn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-26
Canton umo Siabfaubtumn.
efmiot's rGihentrnnS.SaGc
fc<. u ,,,n lU,,o6 G&r,s

9dlpi1uortier oes ySa1ern 8r. sllnt. sSers
Gins" a@idenirnn6 : Sumen : 8ereins,"
n@Gnton Srttreripdbreltbeil Balis uno 2eibs
Nerein6, ySeuifhe 9emiiibIiftcit" itiio
SSefpers9onIlape Nr. 478. 3. o. 8"
ScIepbon: NNoIie 32S s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-26

S%iabtcoaeftor @iaiolns mud,t on
onoerer Stelle bes nGeutifen GORE.
iponbenten" befonnt, onb falls olie
MltfIagrt fir Die Sdliebung Der
gobiiolisI nep. bon Der Siioieitc ei.
her 10 Sub breiten guep iiiblif BON
Gaaleitrpbe bis sur @promeitlinie
nes Wegeredts ser Baltimore Ohio
gobr." nift innerbolb 80 1agca
bonn 26. Sftober 1906 on be5obtt
limb, eine Strafe bon 3 9ro5ent bin-
sisapiiigt uno bic @runoitiide 5llnl
Herfniif onnoncirt merben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-26
4bsu. s. Dienrr e So.

Meije Bureau unb WefieIitube
5Miffsfnrten BON unb mad Deutih-
fona NIT, Dem RorSoeuiiden 2Iopo
un6 anberen 2inien. Neiiepaiie, @ed.
(eI, Greoitbriefe nno @eIoienonngen.
2l7 f.WaItimore. strake.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-11-07
FROM APPALACHIA.

Mrs. sgd Case left last Wed
nesd8y TO visit her parents at
Gate City Mr. Case is ON a
hunting tour
Mrs. Taggart, oi Frankfort.
Ky. visited her cousin. Mrs
Cartri ght, last week.
We hear that more lights are
90 be placed upon Main Street.
which will add to'vthe c0nVen-
fence Of the citizens after dark.
Col Slemp was in { tow W u
Thursday.
Misses Horton and Stover Wis
tied Big Stone Gap last Satur-
day.
Miss Riggs spent Saturday
and sunday at Dorchester
Rev. r. II Cassidy b a
quarterly meeting az lnman last
Sunday.
Mrs l.anier. Mrs. Thompkins
and Willard visited Big Stone
Gap sunday and gtte n d e. q
church
Miss Elliotts entertainment
was pronounced "a success. The
house was beautifully decorat-
ed. the colors being yellow
pink, green and white. First
4 on the program was shadow
+ pictures. when each gentleman
p guessed his parter's Silhonette.
Then followed the Floral Ned
ding contest. Miss Hale AN,
F Mr.. Maness won first prizes 10y
. answering the greatest number
of Flora questions. a picture
was the lady's prize, "a cigar fo
the gentleman.
Fortune telling by a gyps'
princess fare told the destiny o.
, an guests
Tie lights suddenly lost theiI
power and AN was dim. whei
o. behold here came "A ghost ana,
! chased the crowd
+, supper being announced TIA
. hungry guests descended 90 TIA
dining room which was a seem
5 of beauty decorated IN vines
P ferns and chrysanthemums
- Refreshments were OF the yer
incest and best. Throughout
the supper music. music wa
waited weird and wild. .ss
Bobbing for apples was on
] of the sports. Miss Hale. Messr.
b Morton, Mcdowell and Hea
: each secured an apple
Finally In the wee Sma
hours the guests e. p s.. rt e
e thanking the hostess and wit
5 fond recollections of Hallo'
E'en of 1906. -
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-11-07

securing laborers TO carry on
the operations.
The Clinch Mountain tunnel
Is more than a mile in length
and Is being constructed at a
cost of two million and two hun
dred thosand dollars. The work
has been in progress for more
than a year and IL is thought
the tunnel will be finished by
spring. I n e transportation
agents have recently taken COO
men through Bristol TO different
camps on the new road. Sew
eral fOremen from the Virginia
tunnels have been sent ~ Ma
riOn, y. c., where work was
started this week on another
tunnel which is 20 cost two mill
lion dollars. IL is stated IN =.
x w circles in this city that
the company has secured twelve
million dollars 20 be expended
IN the completion Of the new
road. The forces of laborers
are being increased at different
. places where the heaviest work
IS 20 be accomplished. Bristol
Courier
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-11-07
ROLL OF HONOR FOR
APPALACHlA SCHOOL
SECOND MONTH.

ElSst year MrNisB NJ Grim,
teacher jeff Adams, Johnny
Cress, Walter Half, Denver
Kilgore, Sam Philips, Jessie
Caffee, Fannie Smith.
S-econd'yesrr SECTION B..Miss
Naoma Hale ytedcTier. IN ora l..
Hatcher, Aiverta FL AM a r y d.
Worthy Mention-John Hale,
Talton Hale, Willie Thompson.
Second year. section Miss
Maude. Riggs, teacher .-Edman
Rogers, May Parsons, Charlie
Polly.
Third year, section B.-Miss
MaudesRiggs-, tesEeher.-Char-
ley Whitehead, Amanda Reed
Della Elkins, Berthe Blondell.
Section A.-Cordia. Everidge
Mary Tate RUTH Whitehead
Pearl Wells, Myrtle S IN i t n
Dona Riddle, Willard Thomp-
kins, Johnnie Boggs, j o h n
Philips.
Fourth Year-Misst Al d h a
Horton, teacher Kate White
Ava Haies ANNA Henry. Ella
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-11-07
HOUSEHOLD NOTES.

Cold rainwater and soap will
take machine grease from wash
fabrics.
Do not black a stove while
hot; it takes more blacking and
does not polish well.
A sponge which has become
hard and dry can be softeued
by a bath in milk.
Dampen the broom in hot
soapsoads before sweeping, 20
keep the dust down.
\ little boiling water in the
oven when baking potatoes TO
hasten their cooking.
A little boiling water added 70
an omelet as il thickens will
prevent it being tough.
Dishes on which eggs have
been used should be soaked in
cold water before washing.
Tar can be quickly removed
from the hands and dishes bv
the application of kerosene.
II the inside of jelly molds
are brushed with the white of
an egg the Jelly viii turn out
easily.
Before pouring jellies or pre-
serves into Jars, be careful that
all scum Is removed so that all
air may be excluded.
To prevent shrinkage in n
garment when il was washed
it should be hung on the line
lengthwise and ironed length
wise.
Place new tins over the fire
with boiling water in them and
allow them 20 remain there for
several hours before cooking
food IN them.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-11-07
WHAT CONFERENCE DID.

Blu field, w Va, Oc' SO -
The Band Street VI. F.. Church
held . meeting yesterday to
protest. against the action of
conference in sending its pastor,
Rev. J 4. Baylor. 10 another
charge. Mr.. Baylor was ap
pointed pastor in 1904, with the
express understanding that he
would build a new church. This
handsome edifice is not com.
pleted, and a little less than
half the money has been col
lected The congregation be
lieve that Mr.. Baylor alone can
collect a great many of the un-
paid subscriptions, as they were
given To him personally.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-11-07
Boggs, Mamie Everidge, Ar
chic Dougherty, Grace Gibbs.

Boggs, Mamie Everidge, Ar
chic Dougherty, Grace Gibbs.
Fifth year, section B.-Miss
Alpha Horton. teacher.-Clar-
ence Davis, Mary Morris, BERTHE
Whitehead. Ray Gibbs. Sec
tion Ada Shaffer, Matte
Polly, Anna Kerr Thompson.
Sixth Year,. NJ. DOugher-
~. teacher. Myrtle Templeton,
Carrie Thompson. W or n y
Meniion-Guy Stone.
Seventh Year-Worthy Men
tom y. Kilbourn, Ballard
Hash, E,nmet Stone, Hug h
Parsons, w. r. Young.
Eighth Near-Nannie Strong.
Ninth Near-Callie Temple
ton.
The enrolment was DAP. Av-
erage attendance 1874. NJ $ $
Riggs had the largest percent
age of attendance, it being over
lea.
r. NJ DOUGHERTY.
prinripal
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-11-07

with a wealth of coal twice as
great in quantity as that of all
Great Britain, in quality not
surpassed-certainly not so far
'asi some of those Goals are con
cerned elsewhere in this coun-
try. even in the world. the peo-
pie of kentucky may we'll ask
themselves why the develop
ment Of their State has not kept
pace with that Of neighboring
States.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-11-07
10. The POOR FARMER.

Every year, about this time,
the greater business world looks
anxiously 10 the farmer. and the
foremost question Is: How will
the crops turn out: This year
the anxiety is more acute than
common; because it Is felt that
affairs are rather ovcrstrained.
could III support the shock Of a
crop failure. This annual con
fession of dependence upon the
farmer L. exceedingly humili-
oting. because the farmer is the
only person whom our system
leaves 10 shift for himself.
Every body else's property, If he
has any. Is benevolently pro-
vided for him by the h K n
powers of politics and finance.
lt Is due. as we are daily re-
minded. TO our tariff and 20 our
captains OF industry. who good
uaturedly build railroads and
mills. open mines and develop
territories Ia order that labor
may find employment. These
excellent men-in their own
! phrase-'give" work to the en-
tire industrial population.
But the poor farmer He has
practically nothing for a high
tariff 20 protect. His only i'm
portant function under that be-
neiicent scheme is TO pay high
tariff prices for his clothes and
furniture. And the utmost the
captains of industry can do for
him with the kindest inten
lions in the worlds TO charge
hm such freight rates as ths
III will bear and crack NJ
the cost of his coal, sugar and
tobacco.
2 They cannot consolidate him
= or finance him, or issue him il
. highly-watered stock, or give
him work. 1t is. therefore, hu
, initiating for the rest of us, wh'
. prosper by the bounty of . sys
l TEN which, on the whole, treat
the farmer pretty shabby, q
have to stand around ever,
. summer and anxiously inquir
~ what the farmer is going To d.
1 for us.-Saturday Evening Post
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-11-07
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK

Much progress has been made
all over Harlan county this year
by the Sunday school workers.
a number of schools having
been organized i'm incolated dis
tricts and put under headway
for fufure progress n the study
IF theology. TIE -n'.
Neen "a few Vt-.f.
as 10 the understanding of tne
bible, Is more than marvellous.
In every community of b e
county the officials of the sun
day schools seem TO be pressing
forward 10 the edificatiOn of the
children in the gospel truths,
and the teachers are 10 be high
ly cOmplimented for the good
work they are doing IN bring
ing the knowledge of truth into
the homes Of their neighbOrs.
Ii is much easier TO edify the
child than the adult, and when
IL learns a truth IL never for
gets. May this good work con
tinue for there is no better place
on the earth for the children "a
gain a knowledge of divinity
than in the Sunday school. -
/ Harlan Enterprise.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-11-07

Ii is said that the farmer as
pires. 10 become "a school teach
er. the school teacher a news
paper editor, the editor a bank
cr, the banker a capitalist aud
the capitalist "a farmer. So
theoretically at least we all get
back on the farm at last, which
Is where the majority Of rs
should be. anyway Exchange.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-11-07

In every CLINE its colors are un-
furled
It's fame has spread from sea
to sea.
BE not surprised If in the other
world,
You hear of Rocky Mountain
Tea.
-Hamblen Bros.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-11-07
L. $. STEEL BUYS TIMBER.
Pays More Than SSG0.O0O for 1900
Acre Tract in Michigan.

Marquette, Mich. Oct. 30.-
For "a consideration i'm excess of
$500. 1000, the United States Steel
Corporation has purchased from
the Ceder River Land Co. Of
Menominee county 1900 acres
of thickly wooded land a saw
mill plant and other holdings.
The lands We're acquired for
their timber, which IL sufficient
TO supply the company's Me-
nominee Range mines for thirty
years.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-11-07
BIG LAND DEAL Is MADE N KEN
TUCKN.

Sergent. Ky. oct. 3O.-That
Eastern kentucky's coal and
timber properties are being
sought after by outside CAPT
talists. is proven 10y "a deal for
ZOO acres OF properties near the
center OF Letcher county. which
has just been made by the Min
eral Development Company. a
Philadelphia corporation, at $40
an acre. Three years ago 10 is
said this same property could
have been purchased for less
than - an acre. The Mineral
Development Company is a
strong corporation, Ow ming
hundreds Of thousands of acres
in the Eastern kentucky field
j. b Adams and associates
have Just closed a deal for .OO0
acres of rich timber lands i'm
Stone Mountain, beyond the
Kentucky border in Wise COun
~ They will locate mills of
fhe grounds and begin opera
tions al once. employing a larg,
force Of men.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-11-07

Your stomach churns and di-
gests the food YOU eat and if
foul. or torpid. or out Of order.
your whole system suffers from
hood poison. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea keeps YOU well.
80 cents. lea or Tablets. Ham
blen Bros.
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MANY LABOReRS FOR S. & W. ROAD.
Additional Forces Sent to Clineh Noun.
tain Tunnel Works ia Virginis.

tot~So 1NHt ~ 4ftO1A-
tain Tunnel Works 10 Virgins.
b. Maxwell, a transportation
agent of the S. & w. Railway, 4,
spent several hours in the city
last night en-. route to Clinch-
ports.Na., with a large party of
laborers for n e contractors
working in the Clinch Mountain
tugDeiaa the. South & Western.
Ii IS stated that forces are being
employed night and day in the
tunnel and two steam shovels
capable of doing as much work
as COO men are being worked
on fulltime. =
The S. 81 w. company is not
experiencing any drflEuiSy IN
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-11-07

Taken as directed. 10 becomes
the greatest curative agent for
the relief of suffering humanity
ever devised. Such is Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. 35
cents. Tea or Tablets. Ham
blen Bros.
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