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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-13
ST. JOHNS NEWS

Miss Rose Stark left for Lowell last
night.
Ben Dahlkamp spent Thursday at
Chicago.
H. Heide of Crown Point, transacted
business here yesterday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lauerman was a Ham
mond visitor yesterday.
John Miller. jr.. took an agency for
the Model gasoline automobile, Of
Auburn, Ind.
Mrs Briickman of Hanover Center
stopped here on her way to Hammond
where she is visiting her son, Andrew
Briichman.
William Esswein, former principal of
ST. John public school, surprised his
friends with a visit yesterday. At pres
ent he is engaged as organist in a
Catholic church in Chicago
Jos. Gerlach. Adolph Russell and
George Hilbrich have returned from In
dianapolis. where they attended the
state fair. They enjoyed their visit
SO much that they wished they could
have stayed there for a longer time,
they declared.
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GRIFFITH NEWS

Mrs. ]. z. Nicholson was a guest at
the home Of J. w. Dutton, today.
Charles Boutwell, was in town today.
He took the morning Erie train TO The
city, returning this evening.
William Cooper began work at the
C. c. & L. rourdhouse last evening.
He will move his family there as soon
as he can find house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Muller entertained
their brother-in-l law, Mr.. Shaw of Chi
cago. He is out looking after his
farming interests in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Likens are spending
their two weeks vacation at Laketon,
their former home. Mr. Likens holds
a position as engineer at the Standard
Oil plant here.
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Miss Bertha Born IT Chicago is
spending two weeks vacation in Ho-
bart with her parents.
Gavin Coppins of Fort Atkinson. Wis,
has been visiting here the past week
with his brother, Otto.
Miss Lusele Manchester of Union
Grove, Wis. is guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Lavender this week.
Mr.. Simon. who lives with his daugh-
ter Mrs. Charles Niksch. end has been
qaite sick for some time, is somewhat
improved.
Mrs. Charles Kostbade, sr., who has
been in poor health for some time, died
Third street.
Charles Quick, the fellow who stole
Mrs. Watson's watch couple of weeks
ago, was given an indeterminate SEN
tence, Wednesday at the county seat.
of from one to eight years.
On Wednesday evening Ed Simon
closed his cigar factory here and is
now busy getting ready to move to
Hammond, where he has secured quar-
tiers in the Huehn block.
Rev. George B. Jones. who has been
pastor of the III. E. church in Hobart
for the past three years, has been
transferred to Oxford, Ind. His place
here will be filled by Rev. e. NJ. Vim
non, of Mecca, Ind.
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CROWN POINT NEWS

Seward Lightner of Hobart was seen
in Crown Point yesterday.
Miss Agnes Koupal is attending the
business college in Englewood.
Edward Griesel Is expected home
next Saturday from Muskogee. /. T.
A. G. O'ConnelI OF Chicago wa> in
Crown Point on business yesterday.
John Berleen Of Chicago. son OF
Peter Berleen. is home. seriously Ill.
Miss Emma Krohn is visiting friends
and relatives in Waukegan for few
days.
Attorney Kennedy of East Chicago
was in Crown Point. attending TO legal
business.
Four marriage licenses were issued
in Clerk Wheeler's Office to Chicago
parties yesterday.
Miss Clara Pinter was seen out on
the streets yesterday afternoon after
months seige of sickness.
Mrs. A A Bibler left yesterday for
Chicago, where she will spend few
days with friends and relatives.
Mrs. L. A Salisbury will entertain
at dinner on the evening of Sept. H.
complimentary TO Miss Mae Brown.
Mrs. John Schlipper and son returned
to their home in Chicago last Sunday,
after a three weeks visit with rela-
tives here.
Miss Elizabeth Meyer left yesterday
morning for Chicago, where she will
visit with friends and relatives for a
few days.
1t is rumored that Mae Brown and
Edward Greisel will be married on the
18th day of this month at the home of
the bride.
Miss Georgia Crawford and cousins,
Lena and Ella Babcock, were visiting
friends and relatives in Chicago for
few days.
A large crowd of Crown Pointers
attended the Foresters' dance. held al
Lassens pavilion last night, and g
livery enjoyable time is reported.
A party composed of Mr.. and Mrs. L
E. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Charles A
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles ]
Daugherty, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard r
Kilborn and Mrs. J. A. Donaha lef
yesterday noon for Indianapolis, wher'
they will attend the state fail.
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has had some of the best shows here
this fall that have ever been seen
here. The house last night was packed
and included several large theatre
parties.
Miss Nell Moody has left for oxford,
where she will attend school this
winter
James Fletcher of KentIand has &C
cepted a position as head clerk in B.
Forsythe's clothing department.
Everett Browns shooting match took
place at the ball park yesterday. Quite
number Of gun experts from other
places participated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Thomas Of
Mount Movency, who have been visit
ing his brother. the night watch, re-
turned home today.
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EAST CHICAGO NEWS

Nose Specter transacted business In
Hammond yesterday.
Miss Fannie Cohen is recovering
from the effects of a severe cold.
Mrs. w. c. Hutton returns tonigrt
from Monticello, Ind, where she has
been visiting with relatives.
Want ads" for THE LAKE COUNTY
TIMES received by Nassau and Thomp-
son, News Agents. and Veaco. the Drug
Man
Miss Pierce, one of the teachers in
the Lincoln school at the Harbor, came
over to East Chicago on a shopping
tour yesterday.
Yesterdays stock market was the
largest in the history of our city. There
were some good animals for sale and
some others.
4 large number of East Chicago peo-
pie, disappointed at not seeing the cir
Gus in East Chicago Wednesday night,
went over TO Whiting yesterday and
attended the performance.
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Born. Sept. II. 1907. to Mrs Edith
Weddel. a son.
Mesdames Smith and Street were
South Chicago visitor today.
John Filson is slowly recovering from
the typhoid fever. but is unable to sit
up yet.
One hundred or more Harbor citi-
zens went to East Chicago last night
to attend the circus.
John Kroupa, agent for the Atlas
Brewing company will erect building
on Waiting street, near the C. L S. &
E. tracks.
Miss Edith Darrell of Muncie, Ind,
is visiting her aunt Mrs. Richard Coo
per, Of Pennsylvania avenue. for a
couple Of weeks.
Word received from Miss Mary Light
body, who is visiting in Iowa. states
that she has been sick in bed for three
days with neuralgia, but hopes to be
able to start for home Friday.
Clayton n. Hagerty visited a roller
skating rink in Chicago Saturday night
and while skating fell and broke his
leg. He was taken to st. Bartholomew
hospital, but it was impossible TO set
the injured member until today, owing
to the swelling. Mr.. Hagerty is a
prominent electrician here and his
many friends regret to hear of his mis-
fortune.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-13

Mrs Frank Borman was a Hammond
visitor yesterday.
Mrs F. J. James was shopping in
Chicago yesterday.
Albert Buse was a business visitor
in Hammond yesterday.
Rev. Father Jansen of Hobart, Ind.
and Rev. Mother Dominica and Miss
Kelly Of Des MONIES, Ia, visited Mr..
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CLARK STATION

Mrs. ]. z. Rayder Of Whiting visited
with relatives here
Mrs. C. Gastel and son. John, of Clark
visited relatives in Toleston.
Mrs. Behn and daughter, Emily, of
Clark, transacted business in South Chi
cago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-13
HIGHLANDS

Jacob Bass is reported very low
with typhoid fever
Misses Margaret and Nellie Typ were
Hammond visitors yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas Johansen and daughter.
Mamie, were Chicago shoppers today.
The c. A. A. endurance run, which
began today. went past Highlands, and
from ten horsepower runabouts there
was everything up to great forty FIVE
horse power cars. all trying their prac-
teal worth.
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and Mrs. Mary NIcAvoy at Hotel Con-
rad yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. S. Mcmahon visited friends at
the Conrad hotel today
Mrs. Hanson returned today after a
few days visit in Hammond.
Miss Minna Carson visited with
friends in Hammond yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-13
RENSSELAER, NEWS

Omer Day has gone TO Purdue to at
tend school.
Over fifty tickets were sole here yes
terday to Indianapolis for the state
fair.
The Missouri Girl" which was
played at the opera house last night.
was one of the best this season. which
is saying a good deal as Manager Ellis
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-13
WHITING NEWS

Jacob Levine OF Chicago transacted
business in Whiting yesterday.
A. ]. Smelser has returned to his
work in the Standard oil company.
after a long illness.
Mesdames Fred Brett and Lon Ste
venson are entertaining their mother.
Mrs. Helser of Chicago.
Wesley Jenkins and Albert Hutton
Of South Chicago. were the guests of
friends here Wednesday evening.
James Junior Swartz was enter
tanned at the Schneider home in South
Hammond. Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Willard B vanHorne of Indiana
Harbor. was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
day.
A large crowd are planning to take
advantage of the excursion to Chester
ton. Ind, on the Lake Shore road. Sun
day.
Mrs. Otto Hofmeister and her sister.
Miss Minnie Richards of Fischrupp
avenue. have gone to Indianapolis on
a visit
Misses Geraldine Scott and Maude
Adams Of Ohio avenue. are taking a
business course in Jones Business col
lege in Hammond.
Misses Louise MoIzohn. who has been
the guest at the home Of the Misses
Stovers of Ohio avenue, returned to
her home in Hammond last evening
Miss Elizabeth W. Putnam will re-
utrn to the Chicago Art Institute Mon
day to take postgraduate course.
On Saturday afternoon Miss Putnam
will teach the children's class at the
institute.
The Petrolene factory. which is build.
Ing a large store-house to it's present
site on Schrage avenue, will soon move
its Office from the Klose building on
One Hundred and Nineteenth street to
their own quarters, as the building,
which was necessary for this rapidly
growing industry. is now nearly com
pleted.
The gospel meetings, conducted by
the members of the Christian church in
a tent on Central avenue, came to a
close Wednesday evening. The meet
ings were held for two weeks, and
wre very successful, many conversions
being the result of the god work, which
was done by Clarke and Sturgis, who
preached and sung the gospel in a way
that it reached every heart. These
men will always be given a hearty well
come If they return to our city again
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-13

FOR SALE-weaned pigs. and 7
weeks old, IS per pair, at H. P. Dow
ney farm, ST. John. Ind.-9-9-2w
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Jacob Levine OF Chicago transacted
business in Whiting yesterday.
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FOR SALE-Weaned pigs. and Z
weeks old. S. per pair, at H. P. Dow
ney farm. St. John. Ind.-992w
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-13

Seward Lightner of Hobart was seen
in Crown Point yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-13

A party composed Of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
f. Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j.
Daugherty, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard K
Kilborn and Mrs. J. A. Donaha left
yesterday noon for Indianapolis, where
they will attend the state fail.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-13

Mesdames Fred Breet and Lon Ste
venson are entertaining their mother,
Mrs. Helser of Chicago.
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James Junior Swartz was enter
tanned at the Schneider home in South
Hammond. Wednesday evening.
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Mrs. Willard B. VanHorne of Indiana
Harbor. was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. H. Mattern of Oliver street, yester-
day.
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Wesley Jenkins and Albert Hutton
Of South Chicago. were the guests of
friends here Wednesday evening.
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A. ]. smelser has returned to his
work in the Standard oil company.
after a long illness.
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Miss Elizabeth W. Putnam will re-
utrn to the Chicago Art Institute Mon
day to take a postgraduate course.
On Saturday afternoon Miss Putnam
will teach the children's class at the
institute
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-13

Miss Agnes Koupal is attending tt
business college in Englewood.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-13

Edward Griesel Is expected hom
next Saturday from Muskogee. 1. T.
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A large crowd are planning to take
advantage of the excursion to Chester
ton. Ind, on the Lake Shore road. Sun
day.
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Misses Louise Molzohn. who has been
the guest at the home OF the Misses
Stovers of Ohio avenue. returned to
her home in Hammond last evening
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A large crowd of Crown Pointers
attended the Foresters' dance. held at
Lassen's pavilion last night, and
very enjoyable time is reported.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-13

A c. O'ConnelI OF Chicago wan II
Crown Point on business yesterday.
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Mrs. Charles Kostbade, ST., who has
been in poor health for some time, died
yesterday afternoon at her home in
Third street.
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John Berleen Of Chicago. son o
Peter Berleen. is home, seriously Ill.
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Miss Lusele Manchester of Union
Grove, Wis, is a guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Lavender this week.
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Mr.. Simon, who lives with his daugh-
ter Mrs. Charles Niksch. end has been
quite sick for some time, is somewhat
improved
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-24
COMMONWEALTH VS.. SHERIFF

In the cases OF the Common
wealth against =. II Reason. of
which there is considerable in.
terest IN the county, was tried
Saturday at Dryden aud the
facts, as near as we could gather
them were as follows: The first
Indictment for accepting extor-
tionate fees from J. II. Griffin
was tried and the warrant dis
missed for the want Of iuris
diction. IL being shown that
the money was paid by Griffin
IN Wise County On the war
rant charging him With nepli-
gence M letting "A prisoner &c.
cape, he was fined 5000 Mr.
heasor will appeal He was
prosecuted hN Common wealth's
Attorney NJ q Elv and Judge
W. ,. Matthews. of Big Stone
Gap, aud defended bv j &
Noel and L. " Carter. Jones.
willie Star
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NOTICE.

TO \ Turk. Joseph Levitt ard Fanni,
LeFttf, his vie. arH 40 other person.
whom % NAV concern.
Ahb NOTICE. That The lnfsrsf.f,
h1iiroad Company. a public service cor
r"rati"n, chartered aud dsin- in.i.es.
under the laws Of the state OF Nf..f,;..
aHd authorized 10 condemn land. .r,
other properties Ter les uses sna ,n,.,....
"ili. on the 9Th dav ot Auru.i. 1902
That being the Bed dav cot the An~..t
Term. 1907. of The Circuit Court f.r Vic
county virginia, apply Co The said Court
s' inc Court House OF Wise County. in az.
i'"n "i 1ladeville, for the appointment
"' n'e di-inierestcd frecholder-. resident
:" $500 county io ascertain What would
he ln~t compensation for fhe f,t. u.
parcels Of land hereinafter des.rii.,l az.
zee 81 Nhich b. sought Go hr condemned
hy che Interstate Rsiltoad C.m..,.,
Tor is uses and purposes in ransfr.r,i,..
on aintaing and operating o. railroad IN
Zee County. Virgins. and Co .~,rs
'ama ges, 90 any, rcsuifing to thr adjacent
OF "'her property of thc said = - TnrL
'nN Joseph Levitt and Fannie Lewis. his
N"e' ~ to fhe property CO. a.v other mere
son. beyond ihc peculiar hcuedfs that viii
Hecfne @" suca properties. f.srocti,ef,
room thr construction aud o.s~stfon .t
he works 90 the undersigned.
Pc said parcels of land are the .are
mentioned. described and shown an IN,
petition, description. plat aud survey ,,,5
,r"hle filed 10y thc undersigned in an.
CLERK = Office of Wise County. Nir-ini.
'n The Bird dav of Juiv. 1907. in tbfs
proceeding, which is sfsled .fnferstsfo
''iitnAa Company vs. J. =. Turk. a. ai.'' .
ID which petition, description. plat OF snr-
~ ""u profile, reference is here made.
90 are situate in The Town OF settlement
''"" az "fadle Norton, iu isc County.
irEinia. and described as follou.
All those two certain lots or n,r....f- 81.
'"d lying and being in the Town or SCI.
.em'nt 81 Middle Norton. in WI.
oontN, Nirginia, belonging to the said
- - Turk aud Joseph Levift and F.nni.
eNilt, his wife, aud being known .,a
es,knSied as Lots Nine (gl ami Ten lm
hiocN ihiticen ll3l OF said certain nl.f
"""n as the hagan Plat ct Nninn DOR
60 N"ft"nh ir-inie. ot record in the
'StN = 'ihce ct Wise Courty. Nirrtni.
ia lots being parable ogran-. fro,,tingi
'irtt-ihrce sud one third feet on Nsf,
venue, "nd running back between mar
'ei lines. one hundred and CITY fe.t.
pa being the same lots or nar,.els of f.,s !
'o"n on The plat OF the survey oftbe I
'rcei Of land sought 90 he cuodemned 4, Q
e interstate Railroad Comnanv la o
9ceeding instituted ngaiust !. y T.rk ,
al pa abe Circuit Court OF Misc
'un'y, Nirgiui ., aud profile shouin-tbe
~ and NILS, trestles aud BRIDGES >, J
men said plat and profile are fled An al.
erN's Oeice ot Wise County a. the tim.
me institution OF this proceeding. S
~ YOU have any defense % make 40 This
piicaiion yog viii az the sime and Mace
,,esa'd make the same known 10 the ,
"a Court q
'"ess the signature of the Interstate \.
'''rosa Company hy A n. Rerder. GEN. 4
al Manager /.
IEhSTAIE RAILROAD COMPANY &
BY A. "a. RNSnER.
General Manager y
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No connects az nrisioi ,rt. Trr ya
Tor Cincinnati Louisville. g.. a. IS D. b. u
tons and AZ points West and Nr.Ear.t Ns
With n. ". kv. for che E..f arl ri
southern Ry. for the South Connects 8
Ehzabcihfon with T.. r. g. $751; 49, a. b
tram arriving Cranberry. Is. CO. 1900 D. r
central umc. no. also CONNECTS si Er
heihton vith r T.. q w. IS. d. ,ais .r-
Cranberry.
no. 3 connects az Bristol rira ra.r Isl,
from aN points West. T. & N rs k c'a.r,
and Virginia Division.
30. s connects 40 Bristol With Sea,hcfn 1t
trsin from tic south
no. connects az Anraiarh.a Na. e.i
=. N. r. r. trains for D. q A. sata-,
Sincinnati. Louisville and ali Western rr-s
also CONNECTS with J.. & N. train lr1r.rs b
Norton $3.50 %. m.. central time.
No : connects az Appaiacha rih 3. 5 =
trains from Louisville. Cincinnati end Nc
rrn points. also with trains from A--.r
Nonnccts 90 Bristol with n s. 49,. ior p'.-i
last and Soatheru Rv for points South
No = connects &C Bristol WITH fa.i trans rt
n W. nv. tor al Easicrn Points
Trains Z and . carry Pullman ntf-i Sep
ing Cars between Bristol and Louisville 80
out change. RoBr. lMHorrr. tt p A
". T. ALLES. C. P. 4. Bristol. va.Isa-
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MRS. VANDERBILT IN hoaESpuN.

Have you a homespun gown.
is a question women around
Asheville are asking each other
says a Asheville IN. CT tele.
gram.
Mrs. q. w. Vanderbilt started
the fad by appearing in one of
bright yellow which she de.
lights in telling cost her lust SOS
and was made by mountain
woman near Biltmore. Thro'
her patronage and that of her
friends there has been a revival
OF the almsot lost art Of hand
spinning aud weaving among
mountain women.
Mrs Vanderbilt will send ONE
OF her homespun gowns TO The
jamestown Exposition. Mr.
and Mrs Vanderbilt are TO fur
n'sh a room in the North Car. /
DINA building a, Jamestow n for
Biitmore exhibits
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mentioned. drscrihcd aud shown IN IA.
petition, de scririion. plat Of survey. su.i
profile fied he ihe undersigned ia ia.
CLERKS Office 90 Wise C.unfv. Vupi,,i.
on the Bird dav Of July. 1901. in ana.
4 preceding. which is STYLED "interst.t,
Railroad Company ~ a. n Kug,rc. 81
a., 20 which petition. description. plat al
survey aud profile, reference Is here made.
and BE- situate iu the Town or settlement
known as Middle Norton. in Wise Count,
Virginia. and described a. foilo~.
All fhai certain lot or parcel Of land
o"ned hr che said a. s. kilrore. C. T.
htiEore, W q. Robinson and Samuei
hohineit. lying aud being iu the town or
-siiiement known a. Middle Norton. in
is' County. Virginia. aud being known
sud designated as Lot Number Five (-A Of
Niock Nunihcr Thirteen l.0 Of o. certain
ni'i known as th" Hsgan Plat Of Norton
tI '>i Nor'onl Virginia. 81 record IN 4
me CLERKS Office Of Wise County. Viz
siui'. -nid lo' f.ouiing fhirrv-thrce aud I
one third feet ou Main Avenue and rn,,
ming back between PARALLEL ln,s 49,.
hundred aut nfiv feet. and being fhe
~aid Toe cog parcel uf land shown on "the
liHt oi thc survey oi thc parcel IL land
song DO o. he snndemned hy The iutrrstafe
NH"t"aH company in a proceeding insff-
iufea against y. kurorc. a. ai in The
Di'cHt Court of Wisc Counts. Virginia.
a"d profile sh"~ing ihc cuts end fu.
irrsllr- and hridses. which said niatsrd
profile are hlrd 90 the Clicks Oaice M
" ise County 80 the time of che institution
oi This prose ding.
Do son have aus defense to make to this
'.P'is"l i"n You will az ihe time aud place
Aforesaid make tho same knn.n a. 49,
sad Court
witness the signature ct thc lnfcrst.t.
lHiroad Company hy A. a. Rceder. Cen
'rai Manager.
! h"0 ALE RAILROAD COMPANY.
hs A. "a hrkrne.
General Manager.
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STATE 90 oHio, CRY o. ToLKnaf
iUcks County. s..
Prank J. Cheney makes oath tl., he i 49,.
pr partner 90 the firm at p J. Cheney a Co
a"'ng business IA the City OF Toledo. Countr
ana state aforesaid, and that said nrm ,,;ll
pay 'he sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
''. S~cn and every case of Catsfrh that car-
not be cared br tac use hi Uali.s C..s-.i.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
sworn 20 before me aud subscribed I'M nv
presence, tins sch day Of December. A. ID tSSs
'SN'Al A. W. GLEASON.
nm, NOTARY pURLIc.
"sts directly oa The blood and mucous surfaces
q" tNe ;, stem. send Tor testimonials FREE.
r J. CHENEY 4 co. Toledo. a
Sold hy al Druggists. T5c.
'"Ne ha'ts Family Pills for constipation.
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complexion. Guaranteed all "A Ksn,,s
Drug Store. Soc.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-24
why NOT IN Bio STONE GAP?

An innovation has n,.rn com.
menced at the East Main Ave.
nue. Nj. +. Church. An invita-.
ton has been given for the
women 70 wear shirt waists and
come without hats and the men
To come without coats during
the warm season. Electric fans
have been placed in the church
Knoxville Sentinel.