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denOunCe and weaken tHe Cohh-
dence of the people in your ability
to tell the truth? They do not
believe you, Charley, when you
attempt to make them think you
are in favor of Gabbert's election.
They know you are telling them
falsehood for party exPediency'
soon they will doubt your every
editorial utterance.
But you forge more chains to
bind yourself later on in your
article. You site the alleged fact
that the republicans put Goddard
back on the bench after the demo-
Gratis had discarded him. That is
not true. You libel the rePubli-
cans. Peabody put Goddard
back at the order of Bill Evans.
He was appointed over the pro
test of all decent republicans.
He was selected because he was
Evans sort of man. Something
approachable. Something that
could be reached. Something
that would agree to what Gabbert
said. You say that no charge OF
venality, corruption or dishonesty
has ever been uttered against him.
Charley, you know that is untrue.
You are fully aware that he was
all but impeached in Leadville
years ago. You know that the
record of his offenses is damnlng
You would not trust him to the
extent of an inch You are
ashamed of the fact that the
republican party is indirectly re
sponsible for dragging him from
the sink of oblivion into which |
the democrats had showed hun |
after he had proven his utter un-
fitness to preside over a chicken
court.
Your attack upon Judge Seeds
and Mr.. Harkenstine may be
passed over without any special
comment. People will judge |
your accuracy in this matter Just
as they do your rant about Cab
bert and Goddard. Both the
democratic nominees are clean
men and stand high in the pro-
fesslon. Neither owes his nomi-
nation in any way to Patterson as
you claim. We happen to be
personally acquainted with the
fact that Senator Patterson vigor
ously advocated the nomination
of two other eminent lawyers,
either of whom would in our
opinion have been as satisfactory
to the party. But the state dele
gates were in charge of the demo
cratic convention. Senator Pat
terson figured very high in the
contest proceedings but he was
not a controlling factor in any OF
the nominations that followed.
We make this statement because
on this point you might be mis-
taken instead of intentionally
wrong as you are in defending
and countenancing Gabbert.
We quote your last paragraph
because in it you are again very
lucid and very correct:
This is not a question to be
passed over lightly or flipPantly,
but to be thought of and deter
mined IN the quietude of our castle,
undisturbed or uninhuenced.'
We agree fully with every word.
Each voter owes it to the state to
carefully consider whether he or
she can afford to permit Judge
Gabbert to again disgrace this
state with decisions that call tor
I.-..
The newspaper., 1906-10-05
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DR.. E. G. Powers,
DENTIST.

First door east of postofiice, Paonia.
All work guaranteed first
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CROWN IND BRIDGE WORK A SPECIALLY
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Ohlce Hours to12 a. IN. / to . p. m.
The best and safest anesthetics
used I'm extraction OF teeth. making
that operation one not To be dreaded.
The newspaper., 1906-10-05

PreVa1IlnS W1IlU SW
j. NJ. UNDERWOOD,
Cooperative Observer.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-27
T|LLy OLSON, A COMEDY
AND THAT IS ALL

Tilly Olson. the Swedish play in
The leading part of which Miss Emf
ly Erickson has won celebrity is es-
sentially a comedy. the melodramatic
touches being only subsidiary to the
generally breezy character Of the
piece The author has made the role
of Tilly very amusing y playing on
the quaint and droll traits character
istic of the Swedish nature. Tillv
il not an ordinary person and her ac-
tons always take an unlocked for
twist fine scenic production has
been prepared for the play. There
are four acts and eight scenes. each
cne of which has been painted espec-
tally for the production by the well
known scenic artists of the Broadway
Theatre New York. Messrs. Moses
( Hamilton. The play will be pro
Gnced at the Opera House neyt
Monday evening and the box sheet
for reserved seats is now open at
SteinmctZ' drug store.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-27
GARDNER PlACfs SUFFERS
FROM BIG FIRE

Fire destroyed the old Gardner
barns and outhouses last nigL,.
The flames were. discovered shortly
after seven O'Clock and as a slaughter
house had been operated in the main
buildings. the grease and oils soon
fed the flames so strong that the fire
men could do nothing with them
The houses and contents were total
ly destroyed, with a loss to NJ. c.
Gardner of about $1,000 and to Chedic
the butcher. OF about $500, no insur-
ance.
A lot of hay. nine beeves, tallow
and implements for farm work were
burned. Also a huge cat that ran
down the hill back of the building ano
jumped into the midst of the fire. A
watch dog, tied in the place. it is said
was burned also.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-27
NOMINEES IN
BATTLE MOUNTAIN

BATTLE MOUNTA;N Oct. 81
The Democratic-Silver party nomi-
nees arrived in this place today, and
everything points to a splendid meet
ing this evening. The course of the
campaigners have led them along the
line Of the Southern Pacific east
ward. and they are leaving in their
wake the sentiments that they will
win easily throughout this country.
An unexpected interest is being
aroused in the campaign. which at
first did moi attract much attention
in this section The Democratic
Silver men ave awakened the peo
ne here to the real and vital impor
tance Of the coming election on No
vemoer G. and they Will turn out to
the extent of the full register and
vote according @ their beliefs.
Judging from the enthusiasm ap
rarcn here today and the reception
accorded the nominees tore is ne
question but that Battle Mountain
will give them splendid maiority
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-27
GEO LAMP EXPIRES Al
THE RAILWAY STATION !

George Lamp, Of Brooklyn, n. Y.
died in the railway station last night.
He came here less than week
ago IN search of health but the eli
mate did not give him the relief he
hoped for Yesterday he decided tc
return home and DR.. van Radesky ac-
cOmpanied him to the station and
placed him in the car A moment
later he noticed the man was in a
dying condition, the excitement of
the journey and the moving being
too much for him.
Lamp was removed to the waiting
room where he expired moment
later. Lne body is at kitZmeyer's
where it awaits receipt OF instruc-
tiOns form Lamps family Deceas-
ed was a member of ;ood family in
New York and c. E Cults Of this city
was his business agent while here
MI Cults received wire this af-
ternoOn requesting him to see that
the remains We're prepared for ship
TO his home in the east.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-27
THE NEXT ATTORNEY GENERAL

the services Of City Attorney Stoddard
in this connection. If the outcome
for the demand for lower rates mas
anything to recommend itself to the
pcop.e of Reno Mr. Stcddard should
nave a hearty share OF the credit.
From the very inception OF the deter
mlnation to ask for lower rates, be
as conducted the city's side of the
case in a mastery fashion. Opposed
10 nim was large corporation, with
able lawyers who are retained by the
year to look after its interests. The
question was somewhat OF a new one
tc the City Attorney, but he went to
the bottom OF things and by his ques
tioning Of the experts OF the opposl-
,ion he soon proved 10 them that ,.e
was in the game for keeps."*
The city has, l;reathed new NE into a
great principal-lhe principal that pub
lic utility corporations are under the
control Of ,le people who give the n
being
Tina Is the kind CT Attorney Gen
eral Nevada wants for the next four
years--a man who goes to the bot
torn Of things" man who can
'5realne new life into principals Vi
tai to the welfare of the people. Stod
dard should ne elected by big ma
0ri-y and doubtless will he.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-27

The Office of Attorney General is
second only to the GovernOrship in
public Importance. 1t should be filed
during the next four years, as it now
is, by clear headed, we'll trained
lawyer, and man of courage and cap
acity, Richard c. Stoddard measures
up to the full size of the place. The
fact is appreciated in Reno, where Mr.
StOddard is still serving as City A.
torney. but a brief statement of his
achievement in his present Office will
ba valuable to voters throughout the
State
AS City Attorney of Reno Mr.. Stod
iard has drawn about forty new laws
re'ating to every branch of municipal
affairs Several Cf the most lmpor-
tant Of these laws were attacked IN
the courts. but the constituConality CT
all has been sustained.
In the city of Reno Mr.. Stoddard ac
tomplished the task of lowering the
nrice of electric lights to the city thlr-
per cent.
He accomplished this business 80
-atisfactorially that the Reno Gazet1e
2 Republican newspaper, had this to
ay about him.
The City Council is TO DE conSratu
lated on its successful conduct OF the
affair in hand And right here we
wish 10 sav a word in recognition OF
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-27
ANARCHY IN SAN FRANCISCO

San Francisco presents a spectacle
to the world that might well give
pause to her friends and cause them
to wonder what new cataclysm is
preparing for her.
Abe Ruef. political boss and the
Fidus Achate s of Mayor Schmiiz
has been under investigation for
some alleged acts in connection with
the city government Mayor Schmi.z
Is implicated and like the imperish-
able Boss Buckley he has found Il
imperative to take a trip out of the
United States for his health at this
particular time. Significance may h.
attached to the trip at this time, or
not, as the case may be Ruaf
however. remained with the shin
when the people demanded grand
jury and az Investigation OF Schmitz
and Ruef, the latter gentleman took
umbragc
District Attorney Lanedon is after
Schmitz and after Ruef. He aNo
is running for governor Of California.
While e was away campaigning the
ingenious Ruef caused the acting
mayor to dismiss Langdon and ap-
point Ruef in his place as district at
torney. This was done
Ruef is up against an injunction.
but a little matter like that wont
bother him long With Ruef in the
district attorneys Office, Ruef viii.
know whether a case can be made
against Ruef and Schmitz and Dis
triCt Attorney Ruef will advise tile
grand i1ry accordingly.
The nice part is that Ruef is there
with the goods and no one seems To
know Just what they are gong to do
about il. San Francisco has hal
enough troubles without this Ruef
person and now her cup seems over
flowing.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-27
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Service 1t II q. m. and T:2o D.
!. Subjcc, for morning sermon.
''proyidential PreD"@@tion for the
Extension Of Christs' Kingdom Su'.-
iect for evening sermon, The An.
cient Landmarks"
Epworth League service at CSC.
Sunday school at noon.
The pastor will hold special revival
services each evening of next week
except Saturda eening. A cordial in
vitation is entended to all. Church
at the corner of Musser and Division
streets. DON O. COl.GROVE.
.'1l--' Pastor
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-27
CANDIDATES BALL NOV. 2

The committee in charge of the
candidates bail to be given by the
candidates of both parties at the op-
era house Friday evening November
,, is sparing neither time nor eN-
peIse TO make the party success.
The orchestra is practicing new
music that will make you dance
and you will go home feeling younger
and better for the Hmbering up.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-27
TESTlN GSiLVER BOW ORE

Will Day the Carson merchant. is
in this city having a ISL made at Joe
Fishers mill of ore from mis- claim
in Silyer Bow. The claim was for
merly owned by Joe Mccarthy, Joe
Herman ana other Comstockers. who
worked the property without success.
My Day continued the work only
about eight feet when he struck q
good body Of re-Enterprise.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-27
COM MiTTED SUICIDE

Mrs. s. Simon. formerly Susan
Hensley. committed suicide in the
room Of 8. !. Baldwin. at Tonopah
Wednesday night by swallowing car
ho1ic acid. She was ahOut % years
Of age and a graduate Of Mills semin
arv. She leaves . number Of relati
r"- in California.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-27
ADVERTISED ERS

Ladies' List-Mrs. Anna Fillmore.
Mrs. May Stewart.
Gents List-Fs W. Davis John
4.orn. J. w. Strickland. Z. D Web
ster. Pete Weston.
T. R. FOFER, ,Ir P NJ
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-27
CHRISTMAS WORK

Miss Fredericla Hentechel has a
,uply Of crocheted work on hand th21
will make excellent Christmas gifts.
She also requests her customers WHO
wish special work don" to bring II
-se orders at once.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-27
POWER OFF

The electric power was turned Oft
for three hours this afternoon on ac-
count of a hurned-out switch board
in Virginia City and the Appeal s
late in consequence.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-27
ROW'S YOUR PIANO?

w. p. Stewart the reliable piano
and organ salesman. tuner and repair
er is receiving orders at SteinmetZ
drug store. Stehway & Sons; A. B.
Chase; Emerson; Estey and other
nianos sold on easy payments at cash
price 1,
-o-o- V
FOR RENT-Furnished room in
western part of town: Inquire at this
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-27
BRIEF PARAGRAPHS

Senator NJ. w. Simpson, of Ala
media, Cal. married a telephone girl
in the Office Of the district attorney
yesterday, righting wrong done her
a year ago. His infant son was pres
ent, as was the girls mother. who
threatened to kill Simpson il he did
not make good
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-27
FESTIVAL WEDNESDAY NIGHT

Don't forget the festival of the La
dies Of St TheTosa's next Wednesday
evening. Inciden- ally. a bundle Of
tickets. addre ssed to Ms Julia Cow
ing. Ramsey, has been lost. Please
return TO Mrs. Joe. Raycraft.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-27
FUSION COMMITTEE MEETING

There will be a meeting Of the
County Fusion Committee at
clock, Saturday evening at their
headquarters.
SAM P. DAVIS.
Chas Deadv. Sacty. Chairman.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-27

The candidates free ball next Fri
day night at the opera house promis
eS to be most delightful affair. ant
everyone is looking forward to it vii
pleasure
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-27

The Tillv Olson COMPANY aDnHafs
f, VIRGINIA City tonight.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-27

Nearly oO6o men have assembled
Tor the rush into the Walker Lake
reservation. \ party of five prospec
tors attempted to sneak in but We're
caught and riven out. Food and ac-
commodations are short all along the
lines
W. J. Bryan eul0gized " lillian Nc
kinley yesterday at Canton, OHIO. IN
a political speech he made al that
place
Don't forget that a special tram
will carry all those who desire to go
to Reno tonight TO attend the Catho
lie Fair and carnival at that pii-@-
The fair closes tonight.
Mrs. w Z. McMillan's buggy horse
ran away last evening and smashed
the buggy on a telephone pole after
running several blocks.
Miss Marguerite Raycraft is n
Reno. visiting lor a few Gi.s with
Mrs Franz Go.uen.
The Truckec River General r-ec-
tric company has perfected arrange
ments Ior The completion OF a power
line to Carson valley, to supply light
and power for mills and houses 1t
l!ins,en and Garunerville.
A merry row has developed in Reno
among tine republican bosses. aIi
Sardis Summerueld now says mat
every person in the state. irrespcc
tive OF politics, should denounce Col
H H. Maxson. because he did lit
tie politics in the school board
c. Ii. Lewis. a Ramsey contractor
IS spending q few days in 1his city
taking the baths at Shaw : Spring.
Dozens OF men and teams continue
10 hasten south TO he in on the open
ing Of the Walker Lake reservation.
\ few cords of nut pine wood cal
be sold by any person that happen
to have il for sale Al a reasonabi
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-27

Virginia Cranna, the we'll known
soubrette who has appeared manyj
times in this city with the Daley
company, is now connected with an
York
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-27

The curious situation is presented
in the trials of the new armo-ed
cruiser California. of a ship exceed
ing the contract speed OF - knots
and being unable. through some min
or defects. to maintain that speed
for the required time ana distance.
She has had two tests and will have
one more.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-27

A shortage of water at Goldfield Is
causing some trouble in that camp.
Jumbo mining district is coming 10
the front as district with real mer
it and ore is being piled up for ship
ment all over the district.
Mrs. A. f. Jones, who has been
visiting friends in this city, returnal |
this morning TO her home in Gard
nerville.
Mrs. Van Etten ana Miss Alice
Merriam were passengers Tor Reno
this morning
Tho party 10 be given by the la
dies Of ST. Theresas' parish next Wed
nesday is attracting a great deal u
attention and many young ladies are
preparing new costumes 10 wear -
the time
! Mrs. William Sutherland Of Nir-
ginia City is the guest of her soH
Harry in this city.
Miss Jennie Somers. primary teach
CT at the Orphans Home, is VISITING
the home folks in Virginia City.
Miss Jennie Torreyson arrived fror
.,eno this morning and will remain
until tomorrow afternoon.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-27

Miss Irene BroIgher is out again If
ter a severe illness
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-27

Carson City people are interested
in an immense copper property nov
being bonded by Senator Clark. The
deposit is near Palisade New. and is
said to be one Of the largest in the
country.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-27

John Calvin is reported much worse
this evening.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-27

A shortage of water at GOldfield l.;
causing some trouble in that camp
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-27

W. J Bryan eulogized William Nc
Kinley yesterday at Canton, Ohio, IN
a political speech he made at that
plact.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-02-01
Farmers Column. !

ihes VII prove very destructive ~ ~,
sorn- trees after the snow comes
Poplar cuttings should be taken in
early winter and buried in moist saw.
aust or sand until spring then pIsr,.
cd six TO ten inches apart IN straig,,
rows
Protect YOUNG trees from mice and
raonits by wrapping Them 20 height
81 ! inches Heavy Dapcr Oce ,irs
screen or thin wood never viii an.
Swsr
Soils for orchards should be VOL
plowed and well puivcrised befor.
ne trees are ser. 80 that fh~ soil for
she small roots mav d.. well a.ra,ca
ant weil drained
Some Q peach growers have nrs.
vented winierkiilin~ % fruu trees hy
banking few forlsfuis or stal,i. r,,
nure closely around me BODY ~ Inc
Tree 7-'-e ~ fhr sl-ie orchard ,b.,
were not hanke- died slmos, wi;bo.,
exception
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-02-01

possible In the accompanying s,,.
80. says tho or2ueo Judd rsr.,...
'''N Potatoes NAV be- folloves
n'F' or an early mafurinr Al.
'Ss or Sweet corn thc peas nv Ia,
Deans 'r ioFnlps. OK mrnins may y,
sewn between me roOs 80
after these are Ncn crown R--r,
- growing along fences should
- hep' vel trimmed to prevent un3gs
.ns''nE u Is preferable 10 have ,he
.o,'eoS' seccoec and early ve-eah,s
80 toward ihc north side Of ,he car.
ss". Nnefs saey ~iii receive the mos,
s"h''s"' ans oe Protected from ,SInsa
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-02-01
: The SUNLESS WINDOW.
RAN" Which Will Grow Best Thar.
and How to Take Car.
OF Them.

We otten hear "a remarked TIA, .o
'""o' Keep plants becauso ,hc -.
Vows are shaded or on tho norm 80.
~ the mouse. While cr.p IA. -
'uni and colcus can b. coaxed r.,
PERCUSSION Of growth and bloo,, =, -
"'r'h window. n given rich soIl -
Noi"' WIN sunshine Yet there
'''S winch Ike the shad. AMI ~
pays 10 choose those csneclanv
p.eu ~ ones own conditions 49,
Hpi'"mis'. Ferns arr slNavo IA
'OH"e' and almost any OF them "a, -.
'o"n 10 advantage in the n,r,h IN
"o"' the chief requisite hnin. s,,s,...-.
noistnr" Almost all OF the horo.,..
nhe shade. and there are man, -.
','ui ones IN blossom ctrl,- 60,
OF the winter months Tn. -
"s''d varieties do NOT hear -.
~" 'o' i"avcs. AMI caro- Shonid ho
- last gathers ana reo,t,os
'p'a' ing on. 80 thar no SUNSHINE. ,.,Iis
~" me wri leaves The rubber frce
- an excellent ono for this nl,.. ~.
"''N leaves 1einr smooth am, 81.
"'p' clean This nianf roo,,f,...
'"nndanec OF moisture. snor-,,.. -
once . week is beneficial Tho
80 Is us chief insect enemy THO
rec u guile difficult % sf,rf
'"''s' cuiii=e branch nar.i, ~
'''nI on moist moss ana u.itin. o.
~ ''"t 100 ihc moss hrfnrc e,.vr,f-.. D.,
o"p''i'ly from The parent stem, -rho q
"Ei"m. is decidedly a,ofsc n ,ho 81, I,
'n rs dark green leaves thirtf, b.. =
WIN spots 90 creamy white r.,s.-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-02-01
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
ran Tor Raising tic Home sno,i-
on Small Plot OF
Ground

Now Is the time Co p,an ,or n.,, ,..
Ing summer ''' com
&c '' .i"ery suburban lot h,.,
-. 90 IS 500 for garden purpose n
'''" 80 io 'e f,ct square This s,..,
may o. made 90 proircs an ah,,ss~.
s"''.F n Pie succulcn, vcgetsb',s 1m-
I,F 'ne s1u~.r season 0ntv s,..,
H'-''e '' snow G1'c.lv and furnish ,
,oos'''i Snnr'F should o. n,orf,4 a.,
rotation OF crops nrartices W..
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-02-01

.I.
i,., ".n'''H. iom Ciuk
"'',' ~" Brown on Clo.
~ "' ny. about -FOUR cnlh,
'S" .ud later on resisted ,rl
asr ,,l. and l.'i.,..l ''', '.' VAS
Harlan N 'n jedi go
+ II PENNINGTON ,,,.r....
Ger 'hc Black RaIlu,v
Pennington Can
seeing the remnant lone,
Oh" aad owners to 5c.4
i'a'.road 60. % light ~
through their lands
~. n
fI,.., '"N sheriff john
srn,,nl l' 81 ','N,'s'on Gap, was .
%" 'he land owners f1.' '''' ,us
commission - cto De apno,,,.,
'.'fi 90 assess ihc .n.r
~ 0a'a'De Gee lnd, dat ,T 4
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-02-01

'Inger, Va. Jan 2s-Nr
"uf' "om, j. very sick athis
home ncn this place
oluger is on "a boom ~ u,..
e"l Several carloads of I,.5s
have been brought ler. ..r m.
Crab Orchard Railroad III. ,,.
tractors and their mon r,mo
through here last week ga ,b-,r
way o. thc Crab Orchard Th.
+, To ne 'he shipping point 1or
supplies for the new road.
The public schools clo...l.,
week n this county. 1li-. AL.
Size i"mblen, the tea,hor ~ fb..I
''l"'l school, went home ,st
saturday morning. accu. ...;'.l
~ Miss Bertha HYATT. o., H..
viingcr school The ,tna.,f. ~
Miss H'mhier wcnt nni,rh
""en her school closed la~t M.
'"l. She was bowed D, al,I.
students. Several vounu n.
We're on Ihe verge of W,,nIn"
when She left. "S
Messr~. Creed Reason .nl A
N. Myers we're ia Olin..r ~,n
i'f. Mr. Myers came g.. rr,n, {
'emington cap Suna., n.r1 :
ny lac "ili teach tAe n,m.in- /
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-02-01
Get Spraying Apparatus Ready

In The IAN ana winter prepare for
SPRING The spraying apparatus must
Dc ordered in the winter n 70 l. 10 10
ready Tor use IN The spring