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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-09-26
LIVED TWENTY ONE YEARS
WITHOUT A BONE IN HIS BODY
Pluable Condition Of an Absolutely
Helpless Person in Brooklyn
Is Ended by Death,

New York. Sept. ls.-Born
without bone in his body, and
absolutely helpless, Antonio o
Congre, of Brooklyn, lived for
twenty one years. He died on
Friday and was buried Satur-
day.
his case attracted much at
t.ention from medical men, who
frequently visited the home of
MS father to examine him.
From the day of his birth
until his death, Antonio was
never out of his cradle. Ht
Gould see but could neither hear
nor talk. He was powerless tS
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-09-26

one. AS is well understood, it
is intended TO issue only a
portion of the new bonds soon
after the stockholders give APP
proval.
The interest on the entire
S34 600, 900 issue. at 4 per cent. +,
the rate on the company's re-
cent issues of bonds and also
the present divided rate on the
common stock, would call for
81, 800, 900. In the fiscal year
just closed. the road earned
over fixed charges and the
preferred and common stock
dividens upwards of S3.70O. 900,
which was applied as follows,
81, ,250, 900; appropriated for ad-
ditional equipment. 10000;
surplus 10 profits and loss, 500.
175; total, S3,71O,175.
The appropriations for inn
prOvements were about $500
600 greater than any previous
wear.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-09-26
\. s VS. ANNUAL REPORT.

The tenth annual report OF
the Norfolk x Western Rail
way Co. has been made public
shows an increase in net earn
ings of Sl.6lS. .S2O.3O over the
previous year. The gross earn
ings Of the company amount TO
81 .39S .505 over 1908.
The operating eXpences show
an increase of S2,450, ,las over
the previous year.
President Johnson, in his re-
port. says that the number Of
passengers carried during the
year increased rs per cent.
The coal shipment aggregated
/ 9.51O.439 tons. an increase OF I
326,s92 tons.
The total coke shipment foi
/ the year amounted 90 1864, So
tons. an increase Of 2ll per cen
over those of 1908.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-09-26
THE SOUTn's OPPORTUNITY.

The South is now an inviting
field for commercial and indus
trial activities, and men of en-
terprise, with capital to back
1t, are looking in this direction,
and are more and more disposed
to cast their lot with us. The
South has always been noted
for its Democracy, and tru q
Democracy is always opposed
20 sumtuary and wholesome
legislation Every Sout n e r n
State should be at pains TO ad-
vertise far and wide. that while
our government will not tOler-
ate arrogance and corruption
IN corporations, it will protect
men or combinations of men
doing a legitimate business IN
all their vested rights, and will
not subject them TO any hard
and unreasonable evactions of
law. We should tell the world
that we propose 10 deal with al
. political questions and with all
questions involving personal
and property rights according
20 the established principles OF
0ld-fashi0ned ID e IN o crac v
The socialistic propaganda is "a
work. Let us proclaim tha
there is no field for it i'm th'
South.
If we will do this. we shall b'
true TO our Instincts. our prin
.ciples and our traditions, w
may count on "a promptrespOnc
from settlers and investors. ]
. is the South's opportunity ~
Times Dispatch.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-09-26
MILLIONS IN THE Shipment
v. & :. ". Carrying Millions OF
Pounds of Portland Cement
for Contractors.

The Virginia division ot the
Virginia and Southwestern
Railway has been busy for sew
eral months transporting ma
terial 10 Scott county, where
several lines of railroads are
being built. Recently one Of
the hardware houses of Bristol
sold three million pounds OF
Portland cement which is being
used bv the contractors on the
Hoiston River road. the line
which has been projected by
Virginia and Southwestern To
extend from Moccasin tap &c
I Persia. This will be Goa
/ carving road and will be pa
in operation In few months.
On a c O II n Of the vas
amount of construction worl
being pushed in this city tn
railroads are busy Transporting
sand. lime and stone. The Nlr
oinia and Southwestern railroa'
lis hauling tons of sand fror
the Watauga river. This ha
been a most prosperous yea
for the architects and contraC
tors and through their opera
tions the business OF local ran
way lines has been increased
Bristol Courier.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-09-26
THE NEXT VIRGINIA anti
SALOON STATE CONVENTION,

The sixth State Convention
of the Virginia Anti Saloon
League viii be held in Char
lottesville. December AS, next.
If we are TO have a great meet
ing the people must bestir them
selves i'm time. 4 number of
districts and local bodies are
vet 10 hold their meetings and
can attend TO the appointment
of their delegates. Tne basis
of representation is as follows
Local churches and church aux
iliaries and local temperance
organizations are entitled TO two
delegates and two aiternates.
County temperance organlza-
tions three deleg ates and three
alternates: q district religious
/ bodies five delegates and five
alternates. The cost Will moi
/ be great to send delegate If the
members of the churches Ol
organizations will each contrib
/ ute something 10 send at leas
one delegate Don't wait 70
. someone else TO present tn
matter, but attend to il your
self. 1t would be better to hav
a half dozen people present tn
same matter at a meeting tha
not to have it presented at al
Full information regarding raj
road rates, hotels, boardin
house, etc, will be given In du
time. Get ready.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-09-26
THAT "OLD TIME REPUBLICAN" -"

There seems 90 be some diff
Guilty i'm locating, and establish
ing the identity of "an old time
republican. " whose letter was
I'm the Bristol Herald.
August 23. The letter purport-
ed 90 come from the neighbor-
of Marion The Bristol Herald
upon the demand of the Marion
News, gave "Dr. Nyall." as the
author of said letter The
Marion News says no u C h
man lives I'm its community
and no such voter is known I'M
Smythe county. and says the
letter was a fabrication pu q
and simple
The writer of the article
ought 90 come forward aud 40
knowledge the letter. II he Il
ashamed of 10 he never shoul,
have written IT, If the lette
. lis "a forgery let it be shown j
is bad politics as well as ba'
morals, and does harm instead
+ of good, 20 attempt any sucl
undetermined work as tim
seems 20 have been. and th
party Democrat or Republican
practicing such methods los
bv 10 every time. e.-Iazewe
4 News. Democratic
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-09-26
THE HELP PROBLEM
Becoming More Serious each Year And
Conironts the Entire Country Alike.

Becoming More Serious each Year And
Conironts the Entire Country Alike.
The question of country peo-
pie getting help is certainly be-
coming most serious problem.
Some of the leading farmers IN
Jessamine county are compelled
TO do all their own work, not
because good wages are not
paid for one farmer said 20 "a
journal reporter: 81 pay my
cook S6 per week and my hired
man SIS per month and board.
/ and still they wall not remain.
This is not only the case IN
Kentucky and other Southern
States. but i'm the north as we'll.
Some time ago the writer met
a gentleman from Dayton. o.,
going go miles south of Louis.
Vile TO get a reliable caok; as
. he said they were as equal diff
I cult 20 get there as here. There
/ is plenty of idle land in Jessa
mine county, and If farmers
/ viii DO SO they can get a colony
. ( Of Germans TO come here ant
locate and perhaps that TO
great extent will open a new
avenue for help. There is no
a more reliable people in the
world than the Germans, be
sides they make good citizens
This has been done in othe
: parts of the country and ha
worked admirably. Jessamin
: Journal
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-09-26
MARRIED AT GATE CITY.

Tuesday evening at the Gate
City depot, Rev. :. L. NJ. Nc
pherson performed the cere-
mony that united for life a.
I. Cline, a worthy young man
of Big Stone Gap, and Miss
Mary a Coffman. Of near the
Tennessee line. The bride Is q
daughter Of Mr.. John Coffman
and Is quite pretty. In "a few
minutes after the ceremony the
young couple boarded the train
for their future home at Big
Stone Gap.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-09-26
THE CID CORN MIL.
An Attractive and Picturesque Survival
Of the Days That Are No More.

One of the most quaint. sooth
ing and pleasant of the remi-
niscences Of the old South viii
take practical form az the
jamestown Exposition i'm the old
fashioned water mill that grinds
the corn from the meal of which
delicious corn cakes are made
on the spot
The mill viii he an exact re-
production of the alluring old
time overshot water wheel mill,
with it's cool dam and pictur
esQue and pleasant surround
ings so dear 90 the heart of
childhood and not without great
attraction for children of am
older growth.
The old Corn Mill at the FIX
position viii present to the Wis
itor "a very natural and attract
/ i've appearance. Weather worn
and covered with cool looking
moss. 10 will be "a suitable set-
ting for the great wheel with
it's green q rip p In Z blades
F. Within the mill the visitor vii
see the corn ground in the old
F primitive way and sweet anC
fragrant meal resulting is ready
. for consumption. Passing int
home like apartment adloins
the mill, the visitor viii be I'M
vited 90 sit down and partak0
of old fashioned southern corr
cakes
A wholesome looking blacl
Nanny of the quaint an'
goodly type that existed "bef
de wah. ' in spotless apron an0
cap will cook and serve the aI
tizing cakes with pure countr
butter and maple syrup to max
the combination perfect.
This delightful old mill wit
it's pleasant surroundings am
the fond memories DC wiil recall
is sure 60 prove to Doe One of Oh
4 most popular of the simp
+. features OF the exposition whel
! there viii be many such oI
time attractions 20 recall 90 Oh
g visitor the sweet remlniscenc'
of the days that are mo- more.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-09-26
JOE BAILEY AFTER
DEMOCRATIC MOGUL.

Washington, d. c., Sept. IS
Senator Bailey, of Texas, has
denounced Mr.. Sullivan, the
democratic national committee
man from Illinois for his dec,
laration that Bryan should read
Bailey out of the party because
of his connection with the
Waters Pierce Oil Company III
Tennessee.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-09-26
kN 10 Secure a Controlling
,,,,resi? Question is Being
Discussed.

r,. Uncxville Journal and |
ii,re saws in a recent issue;
is+be Louisville < Nashville
S-,os fo buy a controlling IN
'.. '.. ;n the Norfolk x Western
F.. ..a-,o6s This is question that
,u. creating much interest |
..1road circles. I'm view of |
~, announcement ( n a I the
p,.r,,svlvania railroad system
ss 10 surrender its stock TO
4 the y. a. w I
Tbere is mo question but that
oornisiiion Of the Norfolk
yy.sforn railroad by the Lou
,,lis X Nashville would be of
sst advantage, but the ques-
,o is ~Wiu the Pennsylvania
.o,i ,o the I. q NJ The Penn
.ri,ania and the Southern rail
v are generally understood
~i. more closely allied and
.hs question naturally arises as
~ whether or not the \. x W
viii NOT ro over TO the Southern
Tt0any road.
Ifi- stated that the Pennsyl-
,sria never secured a controll-
,og hart Of the y. q W stock
lrf because of it's connections
ri powerful trade influence,
4 was able t0 have its word go
long distance i'm the manage
mont of the Norfolk * Western.
tits not improbable that the
NN officials may have con-
,neei majority of tn Norfolk
A. Western stockholders that boy
sn alliance with IL. a great
msnp more advantages would
arise especially with reference
ntle development of the Goa
interests Of Virginia j O b
roads are in the Southwest Nir
r.na coal field S connecting
wth each other at Norton. Nir
rin.a Both roads combine n
5reranon of the "Cumberlano
81 Gan Dispatch" Now that the
Sc y. has established it
n CINCINNATI Knoxville Atlanta
ine great possibilities loom M
n far handling business from tn
as,t to ihf south by use of TN
Norfolk a. Western and J.. * y
lines Another reason why th
two roads should be more close
Unidentified is that the Norfol
h N Western railroad reaches
coal territory which 10 Wi
newer be able 10 develop as
h should unless the l.. X y al
forls facilities for hauling th
Goa. into the southern field
Nov that the Southern ha
entered the territory by the puI
chase of the Virginia * SOutl
Westem and the Seaboard a
ina IS Building into it. 1t b.
Ao0ges both the J.. * y am
Norfolk a. Western 10 get bus
Il and they cannot do much betti
than they have in the pas
n which was poor enough q
y Southwestern Virginia, uni
N they have closer cooperation.
B The acquisition of the Nc
E to.k a. Western by the Lou
vile az Nashville might event
Il ate iu the building of a line
n road from Bristol 20 knOXvill
q This would afford direct Ii
3 imW Washington. D. c., al
E hagarsiown, Maryland, by 81
\ naudoah Valley, to Atlan'
3 Georgia. by way of knoxvil
4 Such route would vie with t
Southern's main line east of {
mountains for quick north O
south passenger and mail mo-
ment Knoxville would 81
De ON another great trunk i
and ITS advantages as a cent
city of the south from VIII
railroads radiate would be m
apparent.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-09-26
TREASURER'S NOTICE.

r. p Barron Treasurer OF Wise County, Virginia, will
following and the OF recelv-
ing State and County levies for the wear 1906
Stonega. at Commissary. September 22nd and oath.
Osaka, at Commissary, september 25th
Inman, at Commissary, September 26th
COmmissarv september -lth
BlackwOOd, at COmmissary, September 2oth
Appalachia, a Post Office, September 2sth
Big Office October l. p 3 4, and 9TH
Roaring Fork, October lOh.
East Stone October 18th and 18th.
DoOley. al Post Office. October 22nd.
Dorchester, Commissary October 23rd
Fsservile. a COmmissary October oath.
a Commissary, October 25th
| Norton, a Mayors Office October -1tn and 2fth
Tacoma. a Post Office October 23th.
(4eorgel. a CommisSary, October 3uth.
Bondtown, at Post Office, October 3Ist
St Paul at Post Office. November lst.
Virginia City Commissary. November End.
Deareheld * HOlbrOoks Store, November 3rd
Wise at Treasurers Office, November = and 10th
Hotel November 10th and nth.
Fernalda, at c. +. Beverly store, November 10Th
Brchfeld, at Mill, November 23rd
Tasso a HamitOns Store, November 2oth
Pound, at Post Office, November 9th
n Dewey, at BOing's Store, November 2eth
urge upon the Tax Payers be prompt in paying
year the levy already exhausted and
of 1906
which be paid until make collections
at Respectfully,
r. p. BARRON, Treasurer.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-09-26
revocation OF this faculty,
Poor Alecs.
ssKI<,,-1,. - oosI <ho p,bo

Poor AlecS-
"Howdy, said the Rube.
The person addressed was a
tall. stately individual, of the
feminine persuasion, with a
staid demeanor, and reserve
that made approach a trifie
risky. 4 h g accumulation of
years had served 20 develop this
characteristic until il had be-
gun 10 assume formidable pro-
portions.
"Howdv." responded the six
feet OF femininity.
''N ou look old. said the Rube.
Il have TO. 70 keep up with
the balance.
That was the time for the
Alccs. and the sound of their
laughter ascended up forever
and ever
Moral: 4 laugh that is
prompted bv a sense OF humOr
is worth five dollars 70 the
Laughter. but a force-put is great
ly injurious 10 the reputation,
as well as the solar pleNus.
r. VI. b.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-09-26
CONTOL OF THE N. & W.

move hand or foot, and yet was
perfectly formed. except for the
fact that he had no bones.
Antonio was twenty inches
height and his body was broad.
despite the absence of bones.
For years he apparedtly en-
loved the best Of health.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-09-26
THE RUBE AND THE SMART MEcS.
AFABLE

\ FABLE.
Once upon a timc-that is Go
say any time prior 90 the year
l743 the Ruhe went go town fo
see the sights and Co marvel at
the wonders. The Smart Alccs
were there 20 the number repre-
sented by the digit occupying
the second place IN the order oi
the nine figures They were
ever on the alert. and being
hungry for a laugh. decided
that the time was propitious.
and that they would let The
Rube's presence excite thclr
ris0rial faculties lit would aN
be at the Rube's expense. of
course.
The Rube. In his poramhuia-
tions about the town found his
way, by the merest chance. into
"a mart where various articles
were exposed for sale. The
. Alecs were there with their ewes
and ears open-determined to
laugh 40 the Ruhe's expense
F Would he do any thing at which
they could really laugh. oi
should they have 90 affect ,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-09-26
MEETS WITH FAVOR.
Bonds To Be issued and TO Be Made
Convertible Into Stock.

New York, September 2l.
The proposition of the Norfolk
and Western to increase ITS
capital by an issue of bonds
convertible into stock, is ex-
pected to prove an attractive
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-09-26

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, 1906-09-26

Since the eruption of Mount
Nesuvius. the local postoffice
has had Co handle over ten
thousand small boxes contain
ing ashes emitted by the volca-
no. which were sent by visitors
to every part of the wourld.
England and America viii re-
ceive the largest share of these
souvenirs As every one of the
Xes was sent 10y registered
mail, the postotlice at Naples
prohted by the eruption 10 the
amount of nearly $4,000
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-09-26

Blank notes for sale by the
Wise Printing Company-one
cent each
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-22
Man Past Sixty in Danger.

More than half mankind over
sixty years OF age suffer from
kidney and bladder disorders. US
ually enlarge msnt Of the pros
trst- gland. This is both painful and
dangerous and Foley. Kidney Cure
should be taken at the fret sign Of
danger. 80 il corrects irregularities and
has cured many old men Of this dIs-
ease. Mr.. Rodney Burnett, Rock Port.
Mo writes: Il suffered with enlarged
PROSTATE gland and kidney trouble for
gears snd after taking two bottle. n
Fol-y's Kidney Cure feel better than
I have for ~ Years. although sm nov
el year. DID," J. W McCOlium 4
Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-22

There 10 more catsrrh In this section
Of the country than oil other diseases
Eos together. spd unsil the lsst few
years 10 was supposed 70 be ineurable.
For great many years doctors pro.
nonGced 10 . local disease and pre-.
seribed local remedies, and by con.
ssaatly failing TO cure wi,h local treat.
meus. pronounced it incusabie.
Sciene has provea cstarrh 20 be con.
stisusiosal disesse and therefore re-
quires constitutional treatment. Halle
Casasrh Core. manufactured by p. J.
Cheney 4 Co. Toledo, Ohio. 10 the
only constitutional cure on the mark
ct. Il 10 taken internally, in dosss
from 10 drops 10 . seaspoonful. Il act.
directly on the blood and Mucous sur
faces of the system. They Offer eco
for any case 10 fails 20 cure. Send for
circular and tessimonials.
Address: +. J. CHENEY & Co.. To-
ledo. Ohio.
Sold by druggists. 75s.
Take Halle Family Pills for consti-
nation.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-22
TUESDAYS PROGRAM.

The services 90 shs Tabernacle Tues
day wese we'll attended. The day
opened wish o soea service ss 0 30. and
from 10 % II Prof. Brown coatinaed
his series Of Bible studies. From II
TO II o'clock Prot. r. c. Miller lee
tuFed on "Csfalalled Prophecies.
AZ the afssrnoon session, which be-
gan with cong service &C half.pass 2
o'clock. Dr.. John L. Tigers OF Nash.
vile delivered an interesting die
coaFss. and the days services we're
concludsd with q sermon In the even.
ing By Rishop II. G. Morrison OF New
Orleans. Bishop Morrison 10 Q force
ful speaker. and held the closest ct
tension Of the large eonRsegssion.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-22
Pleasant Hill Notes.

Pleasant Hill. Feb. l9.-our school is
getting along very nicely and will be
DOT in two weeks. wh.n We will have Q
picnic. and everybody is invited to
come and bring full baskets.
Some OF the young people spent q
very delightful evening as the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Stalnaker last
Tuesday &C o dance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-22

nsss appearance &C the Tabernacle.
He 10 an Impressive preacher, q great
orator, fEsll Of pethOs and power. and
delivered most interesting sermon
on the theme, What Shall Do TO Be
Ssvedf" The speaker made many One
points. HE remarks were directed
NOS 90 the SAVED. hos the unsaved. he
said. and TO them he explained shat
the way % DO savea wss nos ooly in
giving NJ sls and turning % Q better
life, Dos setsing forgiveness for the
Gins sommisseA In che pass life. "A
man need nos eeasidss himsslf ssved
simply beeause 10 has quit sisnniDR."
he said, "6os he m0ss Femsmbss that
no hes siassa. and no muss seek sor.
sivsasss for them. when hs gsts for.
Rissasss 10 10 saved"
BisAop Morrieoa 10 soasidercd 70 be
one of the epess and moss effective
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Ass~Asv's Program.
Mondays program % shs rsberns.
sls wss - foliows: Lecture on the
Bible % 10 o'eleek .. u. b. Prof. j. r
G. Browa; sermon By Pros. r. G. Mill.
o. - . 30 In the afternoon and preach.
isg In the sseniag By Rev. John. J.
Tissss. IL. d editor OF The Mssho-
diss Review. The distinguished di.
vine 10 Q moss eloquent speaker and
the large audienes wss deeply impress
ed With his remarks.