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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-10
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

To ]. s Turk. Joseph Levitt and r,,,i,
Levitt, his vie. and an other per.on.
rhom it NAV concern.
hhk NOTICE. That The lntsr,fat.
Railroad Company, public service COZ
Qoration. chartered aud dsiug hu~fue,.
under the Laws ~ the Stale ~ Nirsipi.
aud suthoritsi - oondenn land. -
other prspsrtiss fsr 10 ussr asd pur,o...
viii, 90 tie ia dsy OF Anxust ~,
ihst being Ga. I'D day o. The Aura,t
Term. 1907. of the Circuit Court Tor Mic
county, Virginia, apply o. thc said Court
az ine Court House of Wise County. in che
eNn ot |ladeville, for the appointment
OF i've disintercstcd frechoidcr.. resid,rt
in said County 60 ascertain ~l.f -~,,iS
ne just compensation TOR the lof. ar
parcels ct land hereinafter described. a..
lee 81 ahtch is sought o. be condemned
~ the Interstate Railroad Comnan,
i"t i's uses and purposes in CONSTRUCTING
maintaing aud operating railroad in
Wise Couuts, Nirgiuis. and 10 aw.r5
damages, it anN, resulting 10 the adjacent
ca other property OF thc said ! = Tnrt
and Joseph Levitt and Fannie LEVITT 49,
vile, or 10 the property Of any other per-
son. beyond the peculiar hencfts thai sw
acerne 20 such properties. respectively.
from the construction and oarr,ti,,, ~
The said parcels Of land ar. the ann.
mentioned, described aud shown on the
petition, description, plat sud survey and
pronie hied 10y the undcrsign In the
CLERK = Office OF Wise Counfv Nfr~snf.
on The Bird day Of July. 1907. I'm tbis
proceeding, which IT. STYLED .slrtersf.t.
Railroad Company rs. =. Turk. "a al.,' /
TO which petition. description. Mar of .nr.
Ney and profile. reference is here msd. 4
ana are situate ia thc Town or settlement
HNo" q rs Middle Norton. in Wise Conntv 4
B itginie, and described rs follows.
All those tw0 certain lots or parcels of 4
'""o lying ana being ia the T0Wn or set
ilemcut OF Middle Norton. in w.
County, Virginia. belonging 10 the -
! >. Turk and Joseph Levin and Fannie
Levitt, his wife, and being known and
aesignsted as Lots Nine o. ana Ten lW
~ BLOCK lhitteen iiSl Ut said certain nlat
; no"n az the hagan Plat Of Norton Tor
y ee' Nrttvnl, Virginia, al record ia The
clerk : Once OF Wise County. Niryinf.
'aid lots being pagaiieiograms. fronting
hirtt-three and one third feet on Nj
Avenue, and running back between n.r-
'hei hner, one hundred and ffty feet
'nd being The same lots or parcels of iana
hoNn on The plat 81 the survey ofth.
'~'ee' o' land sought 10 hs condemned bv
ne Interstate ksilsoed Company in
'tSe,ed ne institUtcd against J :. Tsrk l
( al, "a The Circuit Court OF Wise
'on"ty, Nlrgini l., ana profile showing the ;
MS aud hills, srcs;les and bridges, \
zach said plat and profile are fled h. the I
iefN : once OF Wise County at the tim.
the Institution Of this proceeding 7
~ 20" haNe any defense 20 make 10 this :
rphes'ion you will al the time aud place
iosess'd make the same known 10 AZ I
aid CuUu '"e r
witness the signature If the Interstate /,
~'ir"~d Company by A. n. Reedev Cen :,
raj Manager
INTERSTATE RAILROAD COMPANY j
by A. ii. REaDrR. [
General Manager. 5
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TRUSTEES SALE

The undersigned Trustee DUR
suant TO a Deed OF Trust exc
cuted by Hiram II. Cornett and
Lucretia COrnett, his wife IN
a. J.. Witt, Trustee, dated Jan
uary End, 1907. and recorded in
the Clerks ON G of Wise
County, Virginia, in Deed Bool,
Number eighty three 1887. page
one hundred and twenty sly
Ai2ol conveying TO said Witt.
Trustee a house and lot in the
town Of Appalachia, Virginia
known as Lot Number Eight Isl
IN Block Number Eleven 0l0'
more fully described In a deed
from Keystone Coal and Iron
Company TO Hiram II. Cornett
recorded IN Deed Book. Num.
Der Sixty five (65). page one
hundred and forty three q43)
IN the County Court Clerks
Once OF Wise County Virginia
IN trust 10 secure the payment
ut a certain note for four HIM.
dred dollars $500. OO), executed
by Hiram II. Cornett 20 A. A
Cornett and Son, dated the
second day of January, 1907
Tor four hundred dollars
lS4OO. O0), negotiable and nav /
able four months after date at
the Interstate Finance and /
Trust Company, Big Stone Gan.
virginia, default having been I
made IN the payment of said /
not and having been thereunto
required by the holder of said
note, will, on the 18th day of
July, 1907, at the front door of
the Rtnking House of Inter
state Finance and Trust Com
pany, IN the town of Big Stone
zap. Virginia, at eleven O'Clock
a M, Eastern Time. sell at
public cutlery to- the highest
bidder, Tor cash in hand. the
House aud Lot i'm the town Of
Appnlachia, herein above de-
scTibed.
A. l.. WITT, Trustee.
June 18th, 1907. % ~
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NOTICE.

lie Dummy line will not meet rrsiuM
- wben over one hour late, or when li''l
No. - AID train No. - meet and Fss
vest OF Pennington Gap. Va.
A b. EATON. Segt
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

To J. n Robinett, ; A. Collier. william
kobinet, 3r- samuel Rohinett
Sophia Kelly aud James Kelly. he,
husband, Mary lson and James l.on
her husband, Arch lson, FiiKab~tb
hsriy and Richard Earls. her hus-
band, Mssy Ana Burton and William
Burton, her husband, Bethany VIII
liS@s md William Williams. her
husband. Ardella Brummett and Rant
brommeit. her husband. Alice Rrum-
nett and aud John RramM~tf. h,c
husband. Arminds Thacker. William
isoo, Msiissa lsor. aud Edmund Ison.
aud al other persons whom II may
concern
TAKE NOTICE. That the lo,ers,.,.
Railroad Company. a public service cor
roratton, chartered aud doing husine..
under the laws of the State OF Nircini.
aad authorized 10 condemn lands ans
other Proper for It's uses and
purposes vii. GA the 18th dav OF Aara.t
that being the Jrd dsy at August Term
lSJ'. OF the Circait Court Tor Wise County
virginia. aPpl, a. TIE said Court AZ the
eourt House OF Wise Coanty in the Town
81 Sssd~sii's, Tor the appointment Of
hsS diHintere~ted free holders. resident IN
s<ic county. g. ascertain What would lac
jest compensation Tor the lots strins ar
parcels Il isnd hereinafter d~scrit,ed. IN.
Tee Staple Of ~hich J. -aeghI 60 he .on-
oemoea ~ tn undersigned tor its Uses
&Uo purpose ga contracting. nafntsin- 4
sas snd operating rsi t,,sd ga WiS. /
Soantt. Nissinsa, aud Z" azsrd damages
~ any. r~sa r'ng - sh- saisseas snd ether
properly ~ 'h~ --ta =. 4. kshsnett. : A
Sollsss. Ntliian ks,,iu~tt. ia. Samuel
hobiaett. sophia Kelly snd ism.. K~,l,
her hesis<nd. Msry Ison AID James l.on.
her ha<ssed. Arch Icon. Elissheth E.rls
snc Hscesrs ksglv. hss hashxnd. Marx
Ann Sarton <nd William Bartoa. her
hsshsns, BETHANY wiiiisss snd wafi.s
Hns sns. her oash<ad. Arseiis Brammett
sac Nsnf hFanmstt. her hssbsmd. Alic.
brem1est md John Bramn~ss, her has-
nxnc. ArniHds Thseker. William izon.
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Pr'p~fts 81 49, ethss pss,a ss sasd ss.~
psea,s-r 's~is~ns- sA-s ALL ~eesue q. -a~h
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ORDER oP PUBLICATION.

To A. \. kilgOre. c. T. Ka..r,. "a q
Robinson, shd Samuel ls..s.inett sns
al other psfs0ns whom il aav con
cerD.
lAhE NOTICE. That the Interstate
Railroad Company, patIic service cor
Grafton chartered md doiar hs~isrss
enasf the laws OF she STATE OF yirrin,s
pa Authorized ~ condemn laass ..S
Tces Frsferrs~ an. on fhr 7sh a~r
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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-05-23
Registration Notice.

Theoffice OF the Supervisor OF Reg
iStration will be opened on the first
Monday in every month for the pur-
pose OF the registering of any person
who is qualified as follows:
who shall have been resident OF
the State for two years, and of the
county one year, and of the polling pre-
cinct in which the electOr offers 20
vote four months before the day of
election, and shall have paid, six
months before. any poll tax then due
and payable. and who can both read
and write any section of the conStitu-
tion of 1895 submitted to him by the
Supervisors of Registration, or who
can show that he OWLS. and has paid
all taxes collectable on during the
present year. property in this State
assessed at three hundred dollars or
more. j. y. McGILL,
Clerk of Board.
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CLEMSON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
Scholarship and Entrance ExamlRa-
tiOn to Freshman Class.

The examination for the award
of scholarships from Williams.
burg County and ADMISSION
TO FRESHMAN CLASS will be
held at the County court house
on Friday, July 5, at 9 a. m. Ap-
plicants for scholarships may
secure blank application forms
the county Superintendent of
Education. These blanks must
be filled out properly and filed
with the county superintendent
before the beginning of the ex-
animation. Those taking the
examination for entrance to the.
Freshman class and not trying.
for a scholarship should file
their application with the Presi-
dent Nell. The scholarships are
worth 500 and free tuition. One
Scholarship student from each
county may select the Textile
course, others must take one of
the Agricultural courses. Ex-
animation paper will be furnish
ed, but each applicant should
provide himself with scratch
paper. The number of scholar.
ships to be awarded will be
later.
P. H. NELL, PRESIDENT,
Clemson College, 5. G.
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shoo. him. There was brief but
fervid mix up and the legat:oner
was an Emergszcy Hospital case
for two weeks. There was another
case when four of the 'Black ana
Tans," as the South American con-
tingens are sometimes shghtiDg'y re-
ferrel to, We're having very noisy
supper in the cafe of prominent
hotel here. They Were discussing
Washington women in Spanish in
none TOO complimentary terms. Sit
ting at the next table there was a
young American mining engineer
with considerable interests in Chill.
Naturally, he understood Spanish,
but he paid no attention TO the
diplomatic party till the names of
several girls he knew were pointed
ly brought into the conversation.
At that he Walked over to the other
party and gave them a dressing
in pure Castilian that they would
be apt to remember, and then, for
fear that it had not been soaked in
deep enough, he tipped over the Ia
BILE with the young attaches under
meath it, dropped his card into the
midst of the wreckage, and calmly
went back to finish his supper.
Strangely or otherwise, none OF the
sufferers ever demanded satisfaction,
either for their feelings or their
dress suits, which were considerably
hurt.
Politics, mostly of a Republican
sort, is still simmering IN Wash
ington. There are no signs Of a
truce in Ohio, though it Is said
that if the President and Represent
ative Burton would let them, Taft
and Foraker would probably get
together. But it is claimed that
the President wants to eliminate
Foraker from politics for a long
time if not for all time, and that he
is at the bottom of the implacable le
warfare against the veteran Ohio
Senator. There has been story
going the rounds that Secretary
Cortelyou was secretly in the race
for the nomination and was doing
all he could to undermine the Taft
boom. Mr. Cortelyou has not even
taken the trouble to deny the story,
bnt it can easily be understood that
it is entirely false. Mr. Cortelyou is
not in the Presidential race this
time.
I Commissioner Of Patents Allen
has vacated his Offices to the salts
faction of everyone who had to 90
business with tn. Patent office IN
recent years. During his long ad-
minlstration he has proved one OF:
the weakest and most incompetent,
commissioners with whom the eoun-r
try has ever been afflicted. The-
work of the Office has been alloweda
to fall into AREA: s as has never been.
the case before, and there have BEEN
more questionable practices among
the lowest class of patent attorneys
than have ever before been permit
ted. The Office is in need of as
. thorough cleaning out as. is now
going on in the Land office, and it
is to be much hoped that it will get
it under the new commissioner, Mr.
Moore.
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WEEKLY LETTER
FROM washington.
SECRETARY OF DEMOCRATIC CON-
GRESSIONAL Committee STABS
SEC'Y PERUVIAN LEGATION.

Special Correspondence Of the
COUNTY RECoRD.)
WAsHISGToN,D. DC, ,MaylS, 1907.
These be bad times for diplomats
in Washington to al appearances.
Scarcely was the excitement over
about the sheriff shooting at the
secretary Of the German Embassy
on the Conduit road outside the city
when another secretary Of leglsla'
tion was stabbed and almost kill
ed by prominent Washington
politician. The case of the Ger
man secretary, Count Won Radow-
itz, was not serious. He was
speeding his automobile along the
Conduit road, on the outskirts OF
Washington, when he was ordered to
..lalt by the sheriff for violating the
speed limit. He refused to stop.
and the sheriff, after chasing him
on a bicycle, dismounted and shot
at the tires of the machine. This
brought the diplomat up short,
very angry and insulted, and his
feelings were not soothed by being
placed under arrest and threatened
with a $50 fine by the mayor of
Glen Echo, the little hamlet whose
regulations he violated. Of course,
the country sheriff did not know
who the German was and had nc
right to arrest him, as diplomats,
no mat er what their offences, are
immune from arrest in the country
to which they are accredited. For
NAL complaint about the affair ha;
been lodged at the State department
by tn. German ambassador, and it
will result in some sort of a call
down for the Glen Echo officials.
At the same time it is likely thai
a counter complaint will be made
by the State department to severa
of the ministers and ambassadors. a
their attaches are very much in tn
habit of depending on their dl
plomatic immunity to violate al
sorts of small! police regulations
This is especially true in the matte
of speeding their automobiles
Many of the younger attaches O.
of the diplomatic corps seem to de
light in violating this law and evel
going so far rs to Sass the police
; man who has The temerity to stop
them. Of course, all the Washing
ton police understand about the
invioIabillty of diplomat from ar
rest, and they simply grin and beaI
it.
The stabbing case was much NOR
serious. Col. Edwards disappeared
for two days, but was afterward ar
rested on charge of deadly assault
If the atfray had been between loca
citizens, it would have been
simply a common cutting scrape.
But in the present instance it as
sumes the proportions of an interna
tional incident because the man wh'
suffered was Alexjandro Garland
secretary of the Peruvian Legation.
The affair occurred at night on the
street in front OF prominent apart
ment house. The cause of the dis
cussion was a woman, and the ag'
sressor IN the encounter was
"Charlie" Edwards, \ we'll know n
Texas correspondent and now sec
retary of the Democratic Congres
sional committee. Eye witnesses
of the affair are scarce, but it ap-
pears that Garland was seriously
stabbed and is still lying unable to
be moved from the house of doc
tor in the neignborhood where he
was taken for treatment Edwards
disappeared for the time beng. A
prosecution will be apt to bring to
light many unpleasant things.
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Special Correspondence Of the
COUNTY RECoRD.)
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EVENING BULLETIN
EVENING BULLETIN

The Bulletins Pacific States Tour
means the best effort at promotion
Hawaii has ever made, The party
Of young ladies, under careful, ex.
pcrienced direction, will meet the
political and social leaders of the
Coast States and will splendidly rep.
resent the land Of their birth-Ha.
waii nei The Girls from Hawaii will
be so prominently in the public eye
that they will do glorious work in
creating right impressions regarding
the typical characteristics of one of
Natures finest conceptions-the real
Island Girl,
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Seattle
Tacoma

From Seattle to Tacoma another journey by water will be
taken the Flyer widely known for its swiftncss
Here another opportunity is afforded to view degand pano
ramic effect of wooded Shores green fields, rolling hills and
perpetual Tacoma another city of wealth, beautiful
homes and substantial business interests will be enjoyed for
day and night here the young ladies will be given hearty
welcome and special entertainment They will leave Tacoma by
morning train for Portland, arriving there in the evening
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-30
Portland

AT the State line several Of the oregon Journal girls and
special committee will the Hawaiian party and from that
moment until they leave the State-a week atcrit will be
one round of pleasure and neutrality-suspicious. Balls Din
ners Etc Portland will encavor outshnc the other cities
in their welcome and entertainment One day will be devoted
the wodrenowncd Columbia River Scenery with an elegant
spread On this trip several of Porands leading ladies
will accompany the party. Another excursion will take them
to Seaside, where days will be spent the Hotel Moore
AT Astoria route to Seaside they will visit of the large
salmon cannerics and be treated to a fish dinner
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Victoria

At Victoria the young ladies will tread British soil and
enjoy the interesting sights of of the historical cities of the
Pacific Coast There will be reception rendered the guests
and drives to many beautiful spots around Victoria The trip
from Vichra Seattle is by boat which requires night and
half day Puget Sound which II delightful Journey
free from seascncs and with the many nowcappcd mountain
peaks of the Olympic continually in view.
Seattle
AT Seattle reception aud ball will be given also sail
Lake Washington, followed by Can-lakc a sidctrip
of the large mines, and visit the immense sawns
Port akccy The party will be escorted these trips by
special committee of ladies Seattle intend to show
their Hawaiian guests every courtesy There many inter
esting points of interest around Seattle, but these alone will
occupy all the time for Seattle wishes the young ladies
enjoy the home inequalities Of their progressive and famous
city.
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Sacramento

At Sacramento the Governor will welcome the visitors and
committee of ladies will spend the day showing the sights of
their city In the evening the journey will be continued via
the Valley Route to Los Angeles. -