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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-20
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 POLITICAL PLUMS
County Sheriii's Place the Only
 Thing on Democratic Tree.

Some think that the fight for po- litical plums is confined entirely to republicans, but this Is not so. To be sure the scrap in the democratic camp is a small affair compared with the row on the other side of the house where there are iudgeships. prosecutors and other fat berths to be disposed of, while the only thing in sight on the democratic counter is a county sheriff's badge. The al- dermen have practically sidetracked the scheme to increase the number of berths and add to the salaries of court officials, but the wise heads claim that the measure will pass just the same, for what the aldermen say doesn't hold when political debts are due and have to be paid. The city court is . money making institution now and the politicians should have a share of the spells instead of turn ing the whole of them into the city treasury. Whatever the outcome of the scramble 1t is certain that some members of the E.. Q. D. are not taking kindly to it and it is . question if 1t will meet with the approval of the aldermen. While this is going on the democrats are having troubles of their own. The three cornered tussle over the office of deputy sheriff between J. A. Hynes, John K. O'Brien and Maurice F. Carmody is quite interesting and at the present time the wisest man in town does not pretend 10 say
 which will win out. Each candi- dato has a good backing and no opportunity is being lost sight of to get hold of the county sheriff's ear and give him counsel. Nothing defi- mite will be known until June so there ic lots of time to win or lose.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-20
THE FOLLOWING PRICES IN D0- NESTICS WILL BE READ WITH INTEREST BY HUNDREDS
 nE REPRESENTATIVES.
OF HOUSEKEEPERS.

Case cream domet flannel, regular
 price sc, Tonight and Thurs 20 pieces india linon lawn. reg
 ular price 10c, Tonight and
 Thursday 7c ! dozen turkey red cloths. regu-
 lar price s5c, Tonight and
 Thursday 5Oc 10 dozen bleached sheets. regular
 price 55c, Tonight and Thurs
 day 39c 20 dozen 45 in. bleached pillow
 cases. regular price 16c, To-
 night and Thursday ..... 12llec Case light and dark dress sing-
 hams, regular price 1Oc. To- 5g night and Thursday ..... 7c t1O pieces bleached damask, reg
 ular price 35c, Tonight and
 Thursday ................. 25c ld case extra large crochet bed
 spreads. regular price $1.15,
 Tonight and Thursday .... $1.25 10 pieces Indian Head. regular
 price 1sc, Tonight and Thurs
 day 12lkoc goo white mercerized waist pat
 terms. 3ls yds in each. worth
 25c per yd, Tonight and Thurs
 day " Doc per pattern 10 dozen fine satin damask. hem
 stitched bureau scarf, regular
 price 59c, Tonight and Thurs
 day 39c t20 dozen fringed tray cloths. reg
 ular price 21ac. Tonight
 and Thursday ..... 3 for 25c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-20
FINE WIDE STREET
Will Come if Petition to Aldermen is
 Granted.

The most important petition re- ceiyed by the aldermen Monday night and referred to the department of public works asks for the improve ment of Bank street from South Will son street to Clark street and of Clark street, northerly from Bank street distance of 500 feet. The plan is to widen Clark street to uniform width of fifty feet and show a grade of six per cent. A map show ing what is contemplated accompan- fed the application. It will cut into the Sperry property some. but those who have the matter in hand claim that it is move in the right direction and 1t is understood that the bureau of engineering thinks so, too. In case this should be done there will be sweep of fifty foot street all the way from James street along Clark street up Bank street and across Highland avenue to West Main street. Won't this be something worth looking at it. Is 1t any wonder that the Brooklyn and Town Plot Improvement society is doing things.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-20
Hughes For White House,

TROY, N. r., March Ex-Governor Hughes last night took quiet little fling at the grafting politicians at the twelfth annual dinner of the Y. NJ. C. A., which was held here. Incidentally the presiding officer. Robert Cluett, spoke of the governor as likely can. didate for the White House. This seemed to meet with general approba- tion. Mir. Cluett said that Mir. Hughes was not carving his way toward the White House, but was doing his simple duty.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-20
Paid Too Much For Land.

ALBANY, N. Y.. March 20--The sen. sational charge that by the unanimous vote of five state officers who composed the canal board S117,16l.66 was paid by the state to railway syndicate for land worth only $50 and which al- ready belonged to the state was made. it is said, by Attorney General Jack son, who wrote to the New York. Onta- rio and Western Railway company de- manding the return of this sum to the state treasury.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-20
Nils. Rockefeller Engaged.

NEW YORK, March 20.--NIr. and Mrs. William Rockefeller announce the engagement of their daughter Ethel to Marcellus Hartley Dodge. This alli- ance merges two huge fortunes. as Mir. Dodge inherited from his maternal grandfather the valuable gun and iron implement business. with shops in Bridgeport. Conn. The wedding will probably be celebrated in June.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-20
THE NEW MODELS IN OUR SUIT
 DEPARTMENT.

Pre- Easter Special Values that Show Magnificent Savings for Women,
 Who would be We'll Dressed. Stylish suits, pony and Eton
 models, satin lined, braid trim
 med, full pleated skirts, Spe-
 cial $l5.UO Suits made of chiffon Panama,
 Eton model, tucked front and
 back, persian vest, box and
 side plaited, skirts, Special $18.50 Walking skirts made of black
 Melton cloth, pleated styles,
 price $2.9S, Special $1.50 Walking skirts, made of Panama
 cloth, box pleated models.
 navy blue, brown and black.
 price $5.5O, Special $3.95 Box coats made of light gray
 and tan mixtures, value $5.9s.
 Special S4.OU Coats made of tan covert and
 black broadcloth, box front,
 semi-ftted backs, Special $5.75
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-20
WoMEN.s FINE HOSE FOR OR. EASTER AS TSs
UNDERWEAR FROM THE PRE-
 EASTER SALE.

Ladies low neck sleeveless vests
 value 12isc. Sale price .. Ladies extra size vests. high or
 low neck. 25c quality. Sale
 At Ladies 1ow neck. sleeveless vests
 lace yoke. regular price 25e.
 Sale nrire 1f
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-20
THE NEW SILKS FOR EASTER AT
 SPECIAL PRICES FOR HIS SALE.

1000 yds of silk shantung suit fngs they are of appearance construction identically the same as those sold under copyrighted name at SIPS. the smartest and handsomest silk weaving for spring and summer wear. comes in all shades. including the much wanted pusset brown and pop ular reseda. Sale price 65c per yd Checked taffeta and louisine, complete range of cOlorings, in cheeks. plaids, broken checks. stripes and dots. in light. medium and dark grounds. Sale price 59c per yd Imported silk messalines. a eom- plete assortment of the newest spring shades such as light blue, pink. heliOtrope. rose. tan. Russian brown. reseda, silver. maise. cream, white and black. Sale price -.. 75c per vd Regular sac quality black chiffon taffeta. in a superior dress quality. very Iustrous and re- versable. Sale price 55c per yd THE NEW TRIMMINGS AND LACES AT THE PRE-EASTER SALE. Torchon laces and insertions to match. wide or narrow value kr yd. For this sale 4c a yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-20
; pRE-EASTER DRESS GOODS OFFER
 INGS.

X4V06s i The New Fabrics in Great Variety. 1 Marked Special for This Sale. St Regis plaids. all spring colors,
 for children's dresses, 36 in. 1 wide, regular price 29c, For
 this sale EXc 8 va ,64 in. Chiffon Panamas, all pure
 worsted, in blue, garnet,
 brown and black, value $1.O0, For this sale ...... 79c yd 64 in. Mohair Sicilian, neat hair
 line checks, very lustrous fin-
 ish, regular price s1.Oo, For this sale 69c va A in. Black French Voile chiffon, weight fine crisp mesh, regular
 price $1.25, For this sale 89c yd "A in. Imported Silk and Wool
 Eoliennes in all colors for
 spring wear. regular price s1.OO, For this sale 49c yd wPriestly Black Chiffon Voile, A , in. wide, very sheer mesh,
 handsome black, value $1.25,
 For this sale ......... 95c yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-20
PRE-EASTER OFFERINGS IN MUS
 LIN UNDERWEAR.


 Children's and Misses muslin drawers, cambric, hemstitched rufle, This sale 121hoS Children's ribbed corset waists. double strapped seams, all sizes, This sale " 1Oc Women's cambric and nainsook nightgowns, high and round neck, long and short sleeves. several pretty styles, This sale 75c White skirts, with deep tucked fiounce, lace trimmings, lace and hamburg ruffle, deep foot rufle, This sale .. S1.25 Women's nainsook skirt, chemise, yoke of all-over lace and rib bon. skirt trimmed to match yoke. This sale 98c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-20
Governor of Ark.u... TIT.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. March 20.-It is reported here that Governor Little of Arkansas is very i'll. The governor Is at a sanitarium.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-20
SOME SPLENDID PRE- EASTER
 OFFERINGS FOR MEN.

 Mems light weight. fine wool underwear. in natural and white, Special at ..... 75c Regular $1.00 and SIPS kind. Mems shirts, in the new fancy weaves, over-shot dots in light and medium checks. squares and stripes, silk effect, Special at 59c Good value at S9c and 9sc. Mems fancy arm bands. gold and silver plated buckles, Special at 19c Regular soc line. Mems shirts. in the new styles. in white and light colorings. fancy bosoms. pleated and plain. Special at .... soc This line is good value at s9e. Boys kazoo suspenders. the greatest thing ever made for boys, and sold elsewhere at soc. Special at ... 25c Boys Mothers Friend laundered shirt waists. in white. pleated fronts. Special al .......... 25c Regular soc kind. Mems fine wash 4-in-hands, in plain white and fancy French fabrics. Special at .... 12ioc Regular price 25c.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-20
TO THE LADIES,

What is the use of you paying sky rocket prices for your Easter Hats and Millinery Goods when you can get better and more stylish hat at one-half the price right from the manufacturer. Our competitors are buying ready made hats, all trimmed alike, and charging you double the price. We make all our own hats personally; not two alike, and none of our competitors can give you such style and selection of trimmed hats. If you are looking for a stylish and becoming hat at wholesale price, come down before you elsewhere to the old established
 FREEOMAN'S Bargain Millinery
 265 BANK ST.
 Hats made to order and trimmed while you wait.
 WANTED-Apprentices to learn the trade.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-20

Oriental all-over laces, floral de-
 signs, cream and white, value
 75c yd, For this sale Soc & yd Baby Irish medallions and fes-
 toons, regular price $1.50 a
 yd, For this sale. 98c yd Silk and chiffon applique, black,
 white and persian, value soc,
 yd. For this sale 39c a yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-20
SPECIALS IN NOTIONS FROM TH1
 PRE-EASTER SALE.

Large jars of violet taIcum powder Sale price ............ Sc jar Mennens violet and borated tal-
 cum powder. Sale price
 ...... 2 boxes for 16c Fine bristle tooth brushes. Sale price ............ 1sc Half pound bars of Castillo soap
 Sale price . Sc a bar imported bay rum. Sale price Sc bottle EcIipse's almond cream. Sale
 price ... 7c bottle Shefieids tooth paste Sale price
 .. 12li,c box Large bottle of pure yaseline.
 Sale price " 4c bottle
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-20
PRE-EASTER VALUES FOR THIS SALE FROM OUR SHOE DE-
 APARTMENT,

APARTMENT. Smart, Natty Shoes That Fit We'll and
 Wear We'll. Ladies' hand sewed Delsarte plain toe, Vici kid oxford, For SAA'S 1-'~ VOsSS Ladies' hand turn Cuban heel, Vici kid, patent tip Oxford, $500 Ladies' hand sewed Vici Kid, lace and button shoes, regular price $500, Special for to-day and Thursday, SPAS Misses vici Kid patent tip, low heel, lace shoes, Special price $1 .19 Misses plain rubbers, regular price 45c, Special price .......... 33c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-20
Look Through This Lst--Pick out Your Needs Come While the Sale is on and you'll Save
 Enough Money to Pay for Your Foresight.

Windsor ties in plaid, checks and
 all the newest shades, regular
 price 25c, For this sale 2lc each Embroidery and plain linen hem stitched collar and cuff sets,
 value 39c, For this sale 25c a set
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-20
LONG GLOVES SPECIALS FOR THIS PRE-EASTER SALE.

Womens 12 button mousquetaire
 glace gloves, selected skins, black and white only, value $3.25, Special for this sale S2,25 Womens button mousquetarie chamois gloves. white and natural, value $1.39, This sale 98c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-20
THE NEW vEILINGS. A Large Shipment of the Newe
 Items in Veilings.

Black hemstitched veils. I F and
 : yds long. value soc and ssc
 each. for this sale. 39c and 69c each Fancy mesh yelling. all new pat
 terms. regular 25c quality.
 For this sale .. 19c a yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-20
IPRE-EASTER SALE OF CHINA,
 GLASS AND SILVER WARE. Values that Will Make Housekeepers Hannv

nAppY.
 Richly decorated Austrian salad
 bowl, worth 75c, For this sale 25c Neatly decorated German China
 cracker jar. worth 15c and $1.O0, For this sale ..3 39c Handsome decorated Japanese
 China hair receivers. worth
 25c and 39c For this sale .19c Fine thin blown water tumblers,
 worth soc, For this sale BOG dog Tourquoise blue enameled white
 lined. qt Berlin kettles.
 worth 69c, For this sale 25c German China Cup and Saucer,
 neatly decorated. worth 121ac,
 For this sale 4 pair for 25c WOMEN'S FINE HOSE FOR EASTER Ladies fine quality black cotton
 hose. double sole. three pairs
 in box, Sale price S1.00 Ladies black lisle thread hose, regular 25c quality, Sale price 19c Ladies black cotton hose, split sole. value 11c. Sale price l21joc Boys extra heavy. wide ribbed hose. strong. stainless, and en- during, sizes 10 10. Sale price
 A~F3t
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-20
THE NEW RIBBONS FOR EAsTEB

Roman stripe and moire belting, regular 45c quality, For this
 sale ............ 35c a yd No. so Taffeta, in all colors, For
 this sale ............1 .12ilac a yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-20
DAINTY NECKWEAR FOR PASTEL

Swiss embroidery collars regular
 price 25c. Special for this sale
 ......19 19c each FIske. Clarke & F1azg Tailor made collars. in silk and linen value 1sc. For this sale 45e each
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-12-04
FROM NORTON.

r p jameson. the nonuls,
ticket clerk at the depor here
returned Friday from a three
DAY visit among relatives at
Cave City, Ky.
CITY rrslsurer. J. J.. BODY
objected taxes at the MAYORS
Once Friday and Saturday.
Norton bowling alley is ad
uing improvements this week
10 me extent of two new alleys
making four in all. They will
import expert pin settlers from
Cincinnati.
December was ushered in bv
beautiful snow which fell
Saturday night.
Charles Dixon was nm from,
Middlesboro Sunday on a visjr
to homefOlks.
Wonderland, j" Norton 5 cleo.
'ric theatre, will remove from
present quarters in the Jenkins
oul'ulng TO the Murphy build |
ing on Six h street.
Gen. Rufus A. Ayers. of Bio |
stone Gap, was registered af
the st. Charles Saturday.
The large boilers at the Nor.
ION coal company's power plant
nave been undergoing repairs
This week.
The Coca Cola company will
move into their new quarters
n the Showalter BUILDING ON
seventh street this week
The United Commercial Tray
'ierS of Norton held an i'm.
'"r'an' session here Saturday
4 AZ aud re"rganiz-d Virginia
'ounc'l No. 242. The reor9ani-
stion was under the direction
I Mr.. 1. j. Phelps, Past Senior
COUNSEL, of Roanoke, who came
err for that purpose. Two
'ctims from the uninjtiated
dded zest 10 the meeting. The
officers were elected s.
" the coming year: +. r Nc
- -
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-12-04
PHOTOGRAPH AGENCY
~ APPALAcHiA

Last week w. II. j shn~on r..
ceived an initial siiusn. az a.,
r !ison phonogrsphs. AID "a !,
weeks tin- soid three -. an.
machines aud dOzens OF "a.
records.
1ne phon"gr was Invented
In 1873 by rnoints a. El,Sn.
the 'wizztrd OF the tmentiet,
century," aad since tnaf fim,.
has reached the goal OF perfec-
ton.
It's clearness of tone far
supercedes any other make of
talking machine, aud Is made
possible by a smali sapphire
point used in the repr5iucer
instead Of a hard -te.- oee.ii.-
TINS point iaithfAiA follows
each indeniure iu The record
causing each tone TO b.. repro.
d1ced with remarkable fidel,tv
The records, OF winch Mr.
johnson carries nice line
consist of all the best and latest
oa'iu anu orchestra pieces, vO ]
Cal "a q Instrumental 80 os.
duets, triOs, quartettes, and /
sextettes. Each month is issued 4
a new lot of records OF the most
popular scored, sentimental or
rag time tunes, played or sung
by men aud women who have
had years of experience.
Dir. johnson has taken the
agency for this famous enter
.aiuer IN Appaiachia aud IN
ties YOU 10 cal. ani hear some
II thus select music. The cost
II the machine and records is
cry small when { h q great
merit of the instrument is con
idered.
Take one home for the wif,,s
'hristmas present.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-12-04
FROM STONEGA

The Stonega graded schools
E.'Ve an entertainments In the
Presbyterian church on Satur-
.''S n'Sht that was greatly en-
Nd ~ large audience The
vh"rrh was packed by 7:3O. and
ia" t"i'"wIng program was rem
d~rei By the school:
America.
\, ''.-' o'i' ------------.. Caroline Rhoads
heci'ation-"L Little Paurs Thanks '''''''''
IA, =. giving -.---..J ennis Talvor
- seal culture DrilL.-..... Class Of C}rls
80. ---------. Bessie Younr
i,re,''. ..gi topping Corn, Byron Rhodes
Ario-" Jack Frost" Iorena Ta~io-
see. Carrie johnson. yirgie Tel.
ns@.,,,'' Mr.. Wombwell
Dieogue-" Taking the Census
-. - riessie 6iiiy and George Rhodes
he iieuc1- 'Grannyr ia. T,e,.i. I
vocal Solo" Marguerite" NJ 49,
~ Thankful Girl virric 4iii,'
i's'i' "'ion--',I ommy's Thanksgiving -.
---- Trouble. -------... Willie fnbrsor I
Coming Men and Women a. 49,, I
Vuartette-"L Lullaby MARY Cili,
Juanita Collier. May Young Nora
4, ---- ---- -.----.--..-. Simpkins
Necitaiion-"An Egg, a Chicken '-''
Fla. -. ---- .----- Charlie Young
I, Tag song ---- ---- Class OF Bows aud Giris
'a'ion Over The River Kitty Collier
49,. ,'..o 1890 Mr.. WombweH
'eei'anon-" Dclly's Pocket" ...........-
-,..t ~. ---- ------ Rachel Breeding
oeai solo Ny Old Kentucky Home
2e.i,...-- 80 p. -. Mr. Rogers
$500 ---.----- Kenneth Chapman
,, ~, The Raven" - Mr. WombwoI
'rui---' Red, White and Blue
----------.. --------- Nine Little Girl.
The physical Culture Drill bv
class of girls was a very pret-
piece. and shows a careful !
ming by Miss Bowling and
IS Heron. The piano soloes
= Bessie Young, Caroline !
-hodes and Mr.. Wombwel
'as greatly enjoyed by the :
lrge audience.
The drill, Red, White and
lue' by nine little girls at the
ose of the entertainment was =
very pretty piece. and was a
lung climax TO a splendid en- :
rta'nment, thanks 10 Prof Z
"gers, Miss Heron and Miss "
owing, our teachers. BING
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APPALACHIA DISARMAMENT

Mutt, Senior Counsel; Fsrme,
Hurt, Junior Counsel: w. r
Hancock. Secretary and Treas.
urer; @. @. Shultz. Conductor
J. M. Allen. Page: f.. l. Dam
eron, Sentinel.
L n e ANIMAL Thanksgivinv
uance given under the auspic.S
.. the members OF the Crescent
CLUB, Norton. Thursday eve
ning, November 27th. Crescen,
Niuo rooms, was brilliant
social success. Music was fnr
nished by the Norton STRING
orchestra, and at the concln7
sion of the dance the entire
party repaired to the St. Charles
motel where an enticinQ ban
quet was served and the eve
nlng' s gaiety ended with toasts 1
and speechmaking. Those pres /
ent were: The Misses Vireinis
Beckett, Carrie Cooke. GIsd,~
Mary Conner. Ednth (
Dunnam, Florence Cooke Tom
"OO Jung, Miss Mattox. OF Nor
ton, Miss Lucy Stuart. of An
palachla, Miss Rucker. of Black I
wood, Miss Mabel Heath If
ooeburn and Miss Story If
v Use; Mesdames j r. Dunnam (
<. Il. McNutt, #. d. KRIS
Inc gentlemen were Messrs
Webb J. Willetts, c. II. Pate.
'on, w. S. Murphy. II. White.
read, Joe Beatty. Harry Smith
!. ID. Kits, J r. Dunnam
Mex FINLEY and Frank Zeigler
u Norton, Ed Fulton. Of Wise
y II. Tarvin. Of Pincvine \ /
5 Beatty, Stouega. DR.. @ Is
,,0,mpkins, q eorgeI. Rib.rf I
lanary, Wise, aud DR.. Wnev 4
,eorgei. Chaperones: Mr.. and L
lrs. r. b. McNutt. Mr. and +
Irs. +. ID. Kits. MIR. and Mrs I
l. n Broyles. K
Don { forget the Bazaar Dec :
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Schedule - rRacf


Sept. I. 1907.
LEAVE NORTON-9.4O a. d. and o.oo %
m. for Bluefeld aud ipferme5iat.
Stauons. Connections for East an
LEAVE RLUEFTELD-s50 a. m Fl,
Roanoke. Lyl ehhurg Norfolk and
points o. Shen nd ah VALLEY. Pullman
steep - Nori' aud Roam, q % New.
ORR. cafe Car.
SOO a. m. for Roanoke aud interusd ate
points.
100 p m daily, Roanoke, Lynchbury and
Intermediate stations. Pullman Sleep-
eF 20 Philadelphia via Hagerstown
7'so Z. m, for Roanoke, Lyuchbprg and
NorioiS- Pullman Sleepers.
9'io a. m. for Columbus. Cincinnati and
the west, Cafe Car. Pullman sleeper
TO Toledo and Chicago.
500 p M for Kenova. Cincinnati coio,
bus and the West Pullman sleeper ~
Cincinnati. Columbus, ST. Louis aud
Chicago. Cafe car.
LEAVE BRISTOL-Dailv, SIS 4 NJ for
East kadlord. Roanoke. Lvnebbnrg
petersburg. Richmond and Eorfoh
Pullman sleeper TO New York via
aagertoVn and Harrisburg. Pullman
SleePsrs and Dining Csrs Roanoke 10
80 p N. for Norfolk. Pullman Sleener.
7;oo p. m (limIied.) solid train with pull 4
man sieepers % Washington. Baltimore
Philadelphia and New York via Lvreh.
burg. Pullman Sleeper Ia Norfolk.
$50 p. m. daily for all points berwee.
BRISTOL and Lynchburg Connects an
Walton al 5.53 ?. N with the 81.
Louis Express for all points vest and
north west.
PULLMAN SLEEPER
Philadelphia VIA Roanoke.
'or further information apply to
c. L. BAcxaARDSER, Ticket Agent
=. b. BEvIEL. G. p. A..
~ y. BSAos, 4. p
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-12-04

'oionel Wattrrson says Their.
are no DE nocrats left i'm Okla
n n and Gov. Beckham saws
Noi. Waiterson is trying 10
Okiahomaize Kentucky