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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-01-30
WHO LOST THE DOLLAR.

y man stepped up TO a ticket
window 20 purchase a ticket.
The fare was S. and he had
only g.. He disposed of the two
dollar bill 10 "a pawn broker for
$50. Later he sold tho ticket
TO stranger for $50 who re-
deemed the $500 bill and made
fifty cents. The two transac.
lions Melted the man his s.. and
he purchased the desired rail.
road ticket. Now who lost the
dollar Exchange.
The man who redeemed the
two dollar bill.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-01-30

not seem 20 be making much
change for the better.
The beautiful snow and colder
weather has come at last. Many
OF our people, who have been
waiting for cold weather have
taken advantage of it 20 slaugh-
ter their hogs, and lots of pork
ers have died of sore Threats in
the last few days.
The high waters Of a week
since has resulted in quite a
blockade on the l.. * n. no
cars being received for Cincin-
natl and points beyond until
this week, and now only on
certain roads. The l.. x y
roilroad has several trains of
loaded cars tored on the
switches Of the Extract Works.
Mr.. Sherman. the merchant.
who has been very III Of ty-
phoid fever for some time, is
slowly improving.
Mrs. Chas. Zepp, who has
been visiting her old home in
Maryland. near Baltimore City,
returned home last week Her
daughter. Miss Cora, met her
M Bristol and accompanied her
from there home.
HERE AND THERE.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-01-30

ONE thing that is and has
been an the while, holding Big
stone Gap back materially is
most of our local men of means
have their money invested in
outside enterprise or In Ken
lucky coal land and there is a
lack of local capital TO start
local enterprise. The tide may
turn some Of these times, and a
large amount of money now i'm
vested outside may Doe invested
I'm the town.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-01-30

WE are constantly receiving
inquiries from non residents re-
garding the value OF real estate
they own here. While there is
no active demand for real estate
here at the present time, yet 20
those who have held property
here for several years we advise
them TO continue to hold on TO
it, for a better day is surely
coming for Big Stone Gap, and
our opinion is it is not so very
distant in the future.
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FROM APPALACHIA.

40 thc home of the brides
parents. Mr. and Mrs. IS. R.
Pickering january 23. Mr.
Eugene Blondell and Miss Della
Pickering were united m mar
rlagc. Rev ~. " Norrcll Oiii
chatting
Nr and Mrs Sterling Catron
have been indisposed The past
wccl,
Mrs Sarvor and children. who
have been visiting Mrs. Sarvor's
parents. returned home last
week.
At the annual meeting eft the
Bank of Appalachia the dircc-
tors declared dividend of r
per cent and placed S per cent
ln the surplus. making q total
gain of iipcr cent.
Mrs Norrell left this week
/ for "a visit go her mother at
. Bristol
Miss Lizzie Mears. of Corbin
by. was here the first of this
week. selling skirts for "a house
I'M Louisville. Ky
Hugh a.. KYLE and Ed Gillen
waters. of Rogersville. Tenn
F NJ. q. frankeustein. of Phila
delphia Pa. and D. Watson. of
Richmond. Va. were among
the business visitors t0 our town
Saturday.
The Home Mission Society
viii meet Wednesday February
9Th with Mrs Tompkins. This
viii bc am election of officers
and all of the members are ear
nest'y requested 90 attend
Mrs. Slaughter was called 90
Bristol Friday on account of
the serious illness OF her daugh
ter. who went there for treat
ment short time ago.
Mr. McInturf, the pastor of
the Presbyterian church at Gate
/ City, visited Prof. DOughertN
Saturday and sun q az and
preached an excellent sermon
sunday morning
Miss Alpha Horton visited
her parents at Glamorgan Sat.
urday and sunday
The Ladies Social Club was
entertained by Miss Riggs al
AIRS. Slower 6 Saturday after.
noon from 9 ull Literary
program Reading Master
Paul. - by Miss slower. Read
ing. "The Lost Penny. by Miss
Hale. Song. Little Bearfoot. -
by Mrs. LanieT. Reading of the
club PAPER; then the questions
were passed "a penny for
your thoughts .frs Grim
Mrs. Lanier and Miss Hale an
swered all of the questions and
drew lots for the prize, Mrs.
Lanier being the lucky one.
Miss Slower won the BOBBY
prize Dainty Refreshments were
served. The members dispersed
o meet February 10th with
Aiss Elliott.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-01-30

A species of tree lis found
growing on an island of the
coast of Africa the condensing
power of the leaves of which
furnishes the whole water sup
ply Of the island In the forests
of Washington State and Brit
ish Columbia trees have also
been observed which drip copi-
ously through the night and
until 10 OF ID O'Clock the follow
ing morning. when the flow
gradually ceases. only 10 begin
at or near sunset.
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Cured Of Lung Trouble.

1t j. nov eleven wears Sins- bad a
narrow escape fr~m consumption wrif~-
6. O. Fi"yd. les .inx husiness man 80
kershsw. G Il hsd ran d"wn "a
o.i. III - rs pounds sti nvi in1 b.
constant. both ~ -, .ud ~ rilh.
FiEsliy hogan taking DIR. Kings Me-
Discovery, aud continued this for about
SIX months, whea my cough and lung
trouble we're entirely gone and was re-
stored 10 nv normal weight, 10 pounds "
Thousands of persons are healed every
year. Guaranteed no ! ". keliv's drug
store. Soc and - OO. Trial hottie free.
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Now 70 Cure chiIhIalns

ITO enjoy freedom irem chilhiains. '
writes John Kemp, East O;isheld, Ne.
Il aDplv Buekien's Araica Salve Have
also used IL for salt rheum With exec. eat
results Guaranteed % cure lever sores,
indolent ulcers. piles. burns. wounds
frost bites aud skin diseases ~. al }
W. EehJ's troy so5sV.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-01-30

among the prominent persons
attending court this week are
the fol- lowing: Hon. T. L.
Moore, District Attorney; Hon.
). Brown ALLEN, L. s. Marshal:
Hon. John c. Blair, Assistant
a { { o rn ey Hon. j. c. Noel,
of Pennington Gap, Judge T.
NJ. Anderson, of Wise. a. NJ.
WEARS, vi Wise, j. ID. Chry, Jr.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-01-30

FROM DORCHESTER.

Dorchester. Va, Jan. -1.-
Poems on the beautiful are now
in order, but the snow which rs
about six inches deep at this
date may melt before the poets
get busy
4 called meeting 20 organize
a literary association was held
i'm the Dorchester Inn pariors
on Wednesday evening 23 inst.
and > persons signed roll as
charter members. and Che or
ganization was launched as The
Criterion Literary and Musical
Association o. Dorchester. y a..
The officers elected for six
months. are as follows. John
Adams. Jr.. President. W W
Kemp. Nice.I sid emit. Roy
Hunter. Secretary and Treas
urer. and the committees ap.
pointed. viz on bylaws, W r..
Barbee r. W Walker and Miss
Grace Adams ON entertain
ment. l.. II. Lee. Frank Gibbs.
q. n. Harris and Misses Ora
Harris and Mabel Hoop. critics.
Clarence G. Kelly aud Mrs DR.
J H. Hagy a committee of
two were appointed GO confer
with music firms in regarl 60
the purchasing of a piano an
the committees 90 report az thi.
weeks meeting. a program for
this meeting was arranged and
the appointments are D.. Wood
son. recitation. Miss a D. D. ,
Harris reading male quar-
tcttc. Messrs Harris. Woodeon
and FOard. ESSAY. IS. III. Lee
and III time permitted. som,
pieces are 60 Doe given ud llb
The oyster supper given undei
the auspices OF the Ladies' Aid
Society Melted ~6N.un for theil
treasury and the members an,
working like bearers getting
articles of clothing ready foI
the destitute
Rev. Mr. Norwood. who ha.
several appointments I'M thi.
circuit. will preach im the Pres
byterin church ON next sabbath
evening AT 1880 O'Clock He q.
an impressive preacher
Miss Edna Putchard and R
Walker. lwhitcl. went down G,
the lower plant Ca conduct ;
gospel service Sabbath evening
in thc house Of Elder Robinson
lcolOrcdN for the colorej people
and when the meeting was Do
progress n fatal shooting tool
place i'm the adjoining house
and Vim Griffin and John vii
son Were shot by Pearl johnson
who had been living with Crit
fin Griffin died i'm q short tim'
bat Wilson is only slight,
wounded. and viii recover. TN,
parties are an colorcd. Pear
got away and has not been lo
Gated up 20 TINS writing, bu
she is a we'll known characte
and viii be taken before a grea
while. 4 quarrel in which Nill
names Were exchanged led Q,
the shooting Pearl had beer
drinking during the day.
Mrs. Il olingcr and litti,
daughter. Of Biz stone Gap
We're visiting here for few
days last week. Mr. oiinger Il
clerking ia the store and ex
poets 10 move his family her,
when hc gets "a suitable house
Rov. Ihos. Gait Is visiting
has family at Marion. Va thii
week
Prof T II. Johnson. who
experiments Z b Sutherland
plant, intends moving up Their,
when HE house 20 be built il
completed Mrs. johnson is 4
daughter of Prof. Geo. Walker
Of the y. = =. Blacksturg. Va.
and is interested IN the sabbath
school association work, be
father being superintendent o.
the Sabbath School Association
OF the State.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-01-30

That's the house the Doctor
built.
The biggest house YOU see.
Thank goodness he dom get our
money.
For we take HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea.
Hamblen Bros.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-01-30

O Coebnrn. w. p. Addington
of Wise, VI. Z. C"lle, ot Can't
wood. Jno. Ely. of Jonesvill-
II. TX Bond Of Coeburn, j III.
Porter, of Co.hnr
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-01-30

BIG Stone Gar should have
an active Board Of Trade. It
could, and doubtless would. &C
complish much good for the
town.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The regular annual meeting
OF the stockholders of the Inter
state Railroad Company viii Doe
held at the Fleischman House.
Alexandria. Virginia. Wed
nesday. February 90. 1907. at
twelve thirty O'Clock y. NJ.
II b. PRICE, Secretary.
Jan 23fS
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-01-30
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The regular Anuua. Meeting
of the stockholders of + d e
Virginia Coal and Iron Com
pany viii be u / q at the
Fleischmau House. Alexandria.
Virginia, Wednesday. February
Goth, 1907, at twelve O'Clock
noon.
III. b. PRICE, Secretary.
Jan 23-4-S.
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II. s. COURT.

Western District of Virginia,
presiding. About the only cases
tried at his term Of the court
( were fOy violations of the inter
nal revenue laws. and as there
were only a few jury cases the
court concluded its work by
| Tuesday evening and adjourn
ed, having closed the docket.
In discharging the trial ju-
r0rs on Tuesday evening Judge
( Mcdowell complimented them
very highly upon the correct
/ ness Of their verdicts, saying
that the jurors selected for the
courts at this place have given
better satisfaction than any
court in his District He said
that il was a pleasure 10 him TO
come TO Big Stone Gap 10 hold
court Judge Mcdowell, for
many years resided at this
place. and he has many warm
friends here. who are always
glad 10 see him. Since his APP
pointment TO the bench Judge
/ Mcdowell has made an euviable
F record as a jurist and is today
considered one Of the ablest
Federal Judges I'M the South
The next regular term Of court
for this place viii be held in
+ August next.
The jurors for this term of
court were.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-01-30
CADET ITEMS.

Mrs w. II. Johns has been
quite III for two weeks and dos
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-07
SHIPMENTS FROM BARRE
The Usual Bother Of Getting Out
May Monuments.

May is always a trying month for
our manufacturer, as III truth, for ali
Of them in any granite center The
effects Of all the hindrances, delays,
breakages. accidents bad luck Of all
kinds line themselves up aud have 70
BE- settled With. While N the majority
of cases orders are to make. in the
aggregate, lot trouble and worry for
all concerned As usual she thing
that haven't been done are much more
yilable than those that have been. II
this statement can ever be reversed
everybody will be happier, and will
find business much easier and more
profitable and life better worth living
There have been few cases when
orders for May delivery, which could
not be furnished IN time, have been
cancelled, but in most cases the dis
appointed parties have accepted the
situation with good grace, RENDERING
the unusual difficultiec which business
has had TO contend with during the
last few months.--Barre Correspondent
Monument News.
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ask your dog to work that way without
food
Don't think you must have a pain to
have Indigestion; thousands have iu-
digestion and don't know IT.
Mrs. Nervous Wreck, | feel sorry for
sou- sorry that you DON'T know any
better than 10 waste your time taking
alcoholic tonics, stimulants and coffee i'm.
der the sad delusion they are going 10
make nerve force. What YOU need IS
plenty Of properly digested food full Of
vegetable pbosphates--the kind Of food
that's found HI Meals Biscuit AoR
cant get nerve power out Of drastic drugs
nor poisonous stimulants.
Mr.. Financial Failure. only yester-
day you may have been cross, nervous
or irritable, couldn't think right. You
set your case down To overwork Don't
YOU know the poison that bad aiaes
tioH puts into the blood win knock the
spots out Of the brightest minds in the
woridl
Mr.. Thomas Dalton. one Of the largest
druggists IN Syracuse, came out III the
Sunday Herald one Sunday and said that
as a remedy for stomach, liver and bowel
troubles. Meals Dyspepsia Biscuit stands
pre- eminent and that il bad had the
most phenomenal sale of any dyspepsia
remedy be had ever handled in his thirty
years experience as a druggist.
Mr.. John Zwanck, 70 years old, Of No.
100 Putnam street. Syracuse, came out
iB a sworn affidavit and says The Biscuit
certainly proved G0d.send TO him; that
be had suffered seven years with stomach
trouble; ne was 40 bloated AZ times that
Be had to strap himself down; he tried
all Kinds OF remedies without success In
three days. he says, Meals Biscuit made
him feel like a new man. Considering
Mr.. Zwanck's age. we regard this as a
most remarkable result.
VIII you eat With ME to-day-weIl,
then, Tomorrow The Biscuits are free
If YOU have never tried them. Cut out
and send me coupon below.
You probably know Rickert & Wells
of the Red Cross Pharmacy, Barre, VT,
welt thNF fNfrNtfNstN tNtVtbiAfAAW SUI
guarantee my Biscuit give your money
back # il doesn't do the work. Call on
them to-day, take eme~of the Biscuit
home with SOU and have one more good
dinner to.morrow--a dinner Of soup and
apple pic with mashed potatoes and a
nice big turkey with the rich brown
gravy an oozing out Don't forget the
name. Riekert & Wells Of the Red Gross
Pharmacy, the men that sell Meals Bis
cult and guarantee them too. Large
packages only SOC.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-07
FOR SORE HANDS

Soak the hands on, retiring. in hot,
creamy lather Of Cuticura Soap. Dry
and anoint freely with Cuticura OMIT
meat, and In severe cases spread tbs
Ointment on thin pieces of old liner or
cotton. Wear during the night old,
loose. kid gloves, with the finger ends
cut Off and holes cllt IN the palms, or
light bandage Of old cotton.
conplets External spd Iussnal Trs9sment ioT Every
Htor n fnfzrtt Cdren and kdnlia consists Of Cii-
rnrh soap la 10 Cleanse the SKIS. Cntieara 0Heut
fspc) is Heal the skin, ard Cptscfa Pif lCagcoais
Coated. sc. per vial 81 eo1 10 Purity TIE Bleed.
sold throughout the world. Peter Drug Chem Corp.
Sole Fxups Boston, Mass Depotr Iandons New bfy, ~
Chsrterhouse So; faris, Hohef9k Hue De 4 kRix.
So Mailed Free, :. How 70 Ours skin 1oxtEriA"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-07
GODDARD 9
SPAULDING 4
Two Local Schools Ball Teams
Have a Batting Melee
SEMINARYBATTED HARDER
----
won Game BY Score 81 to 4--Long
Hits Were the Feature Of the Game
On the Goddard Campus Yes
terday Afternoon.
SEMINARYBATTED HARDER

The spauIding high school base bali
team met defeat at the hands Of the
Goddard seminary nine Oh the latters
campus yesterday afternoon, the score
being D to 4. Cram was given i tryout
as pitcher BY Goddard, but was hit hard
until the last 81 tie third, when Be was
replaced BIZ Heath, who held Spauldinp
down To three hits and one score.
Fisher presided IN the box for Spauld-
ing until the seventh inning, when Noel
Went in and finished the game Both
Cram and Fisher were bit freely, Heath
and Harrison making home runs oil
Fishers delivery. Griffin played star
game for Spaulding AZ center field, pull
ing down six flies and assisting in one
double play.
The first scoring Of the game was done
in the last half Of the first when Har.
rison landed on hot one and put 1t over
the left held fence for home run; Heath
was out sn d grounder To short, Shina
famed, Berry drew pass. but Olsen
rolled grounder into Fishers hands
which was thrown to FIRST for a put out
The next scoring was done in Spauld-
ing's half OF the third, Leyie was the
first man up and knocked rainbow into
the left fieldeF's hands. Griffin got d
pass so FIRST and Maiden drew one also
and both scored when Wishart made d
three-bagger through the left field fence.
Noel made an intield hit and got To first
when Heath threw to third putting Wis
hart out and scored on wild pitch
Miles made hit to center field but was
out at the plate.
Heath met the sphere III the third for
home run over the hill
Goddard registered twice more in the
fourth after Olsen had gone out on a
ny 10 Griffin. Tilden made hit 10
center field. Walsh flied out to short
Lewis sent liner through short, allow
ing Tilden to 20 to third and Tilden
scored when the third baseman let an at
tempt at putout slip through bis
fingers. Lewis also scored on the same
error.
In The afth Goddard Was there with
the goods again and slammed Fisher foI
five hits in a bunch scoring four men
before the side was retired. Lewis
scored in the sixth on hit to left field
stolen base, q put out and Heath's sim
gle.
Neither side scored again until Miles
scored for Spaulding In the ninth on 9
grounder which the shoristop fumblcd
Miles stole second. went to third when
Carswel ran on dropped third strike
and scored when Reid made 4 scratch bit
to left field. The score:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-07
LITTLE BABY
CURED OF ECZEMA
Parents Applied to Hospitals and
Doctors but Could Get No Re-
lief Grew Worse Under Doctors
Prescription Friends RECON-
mended Cuticura Result
Al SPEEDY AND
PERMANENT CURE

ayVe exnress TO you herewith our best
thanks for the cure Of our baby from
eczema. TIE eczema appeared when
me child was three months Old We
applied TO several doctors and hospitals,
each u which gave lis something differ
emf every time, but nothing brought re-
lief. A physician recommended salye
which We threw into the fire after two
davs' use A the eczema became worse
~ that. the baby scratched his face At
last. one Of our friends recommended to
NJ Cuticura Soap and Cuticura ONT
ment. A few days afterwards Improve
rnent could be noted. Since then we
have used nothing but Cuticura Soap
snd Cuticura Ointment, and now the
baEy a six months old and ii quite cured.
An that we used was one cake Of Cuti-
cnra Soap and two boxes Cnticura Oint-
ment, costing in all sl.25. Even the
poorest man can pay that instead Of
throwing ii into the doctors lap. I
myself only make twelve dollars week
az Il tearlster, but 4 recommend the
C,iticura Remedies stronglyto all moth
ers whose children suffer from such dis
eases. They are cheap, harmless and
good. G. r. Kara and Wife, 343 East
65th Street, New York, March 80, 1906"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-07
HAVE "A MEAL ON ME
T~al Make You FEEL as Sharp as Steel Right Off the
Reel-ts Free Today Whom Am /?
Meal Dyspepsia Biscuit Man That Cured Himself Of
Suffered Twenty
andT Predigested Foods Acids
AlLaIes, to Barrel

Turn your stomach over to me II You
can't handle IT,.
Then put your corned beef. boiled cab
bage, plum pudding, welsh raFebits lot
pie, lobster, cheese, etc, into it-then
eat two Of my Dyspepsia Biscuits
that's all.
Now make speech, run a store, at
tend o ball or court 4 giflyour mind
Is as sharp and clear a. steel; your dis.
position Just right for an old Virginia
reei--Neals Biscuit made them So.
Don't he like an old granny always
afraid Of your stomaeh--eant eat this
Or that.
II you have worn your stomach out,
let me make Won a new one-one that
will work most any time aud any
where--one that you can take To a han.
quet, a welsh rarehit feast, on a fried
ham dinner, and it's not afraid,
Mr.. Big stomach, have you ever stop
ped to think that your condition may
be due todilatation Of the stomaehg First
thc food wasn't digested, next feTmeuta-
tion, then poisonous gases, the lower
part Of the stomach sagged the stomach
lost the power to expei AT its contents,
part OF the food always remained; more
fermentation and gas.
III you knew the dire and awful con.
sequences Of q very bad case of dilata-
tion OF the stomach You probably
wouldn't let yourself 70 on and on this
way Ny Biscuit makes the stomach
muscles strong; it's a regular solar
plexus builder feeds and cures.
Mr.. Scrawny Man, 4 isn't what you
cat that counts. but it's how you digest
the food you eat, You may be starving
your brain and other vital organs IN the
midst Of plenty Your blood, kidneys,
liver, lungs. etc, must have food They
can't eat meat before its prepared BIZ
your stomach any mere than you can
cat stalk Of cane before it's made into
sugar.
How would You like for me To sorve
you big cane stalk some morning for
your coffee and try to poke Il down you
for sugar. Yet that's what you 10 10
your poor hungry, starving brain, heart,
lungs. kidneys, etc, when YOU 20 II feed
ing them on improperly digested food.
Then you wonder why thev don't work
right, ponder rs TO why yon contracted
Bright's disease or some other fatal
malady.
How do you suppose weak, hungry,
staring Kidneys are going to work on
and on and keep welll You wouldn't
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-07

lowing morning. Then Pettibone gave
Up in disgust aud left for Salt Lake, in
stnlctiug Orchard to carry out the plan
alone
Afraid to risk placing the bomb in
the vacant lot again. he next adjusted
It under the sidewalk near Judge Cab
hert's home The bait was the same a.
beforea poeketboek fastened at the
end Of a wire-bu Judge Gabbert was
not the man to pick ii up. 1t killed a
man named Valley, who happened to
fnd il, and so Judge Gabbert escaped.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-07
IRAN and Track.

The latest innovation IN the Pnll.
man cars are ventilated pillows and
mattresses.
N proportion TO its size Belgium has
more miles OF railway than any other
country in the world.
The regular Rrst class travel rate in
Spain Is cents per mile. Mileage
books, however, are charged for at the
rate Of . cents per MILE
The Nome-AEctic railroad - the most
northerly railroad on this continent.
From the shore Of Berlng sea at Nome
It crosses the Towering tundra and
creeps and bumps its way into The
heart Of the eternally snow crowned
sawtooth mountain range.