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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-11-07
RELIEVING THE SHORTAGE.
You Should not fail toThink Il "Queer"
If Strangers Have Currency
of This Kind.

In southeastern Kansas since the shortage
Of currency, strangers have been supply
ing bogus bank bills, and It Is said that
they are working westward through the
state. The bills are some that were Is
sued by the Merchants and Planters
Bank Of Georgia, an old state bank that
Is no longer In existence. The bills we're
good In their day, and are we'll worn and
easy to pass If not noticed carefully, and
even then II the person Is not posted on
this particular bank. The bills were
turned loose 10 Oklahoma for some time
before the swlndlers began to work Kan
sas. So look out for bank notes issued by
the Merchants and Planters Bank Of
Georgia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
LID is ON SkAGIT
COUNTY TIGHT

sEpRowooILEY. July s.-in
compliance with a notice recently
given By County Sheriff Charles
Harmon and Prosecuting Attorney
" Y. tiard to tho effect that on
and after July Z the sunday cioalns
Law would bc strictly enforced
throughout sknris county. SUNDAY
All business houses IN this city. "a.
cept such a. are exempt BY law.
were closed and the city bad more
The appearance Of a stald old New
England hamlet than thriving
western city
owing 10 the fact that the an.
nuai carnival had been on last
week thn drink empnriuma were
extended a llttic ienlcucy and they
did not close until 9 a ri Sunday
Tho popular air adopted Satnf
ray Night az The va went on and
which vas sung b many belsied
ceichratora vas Hos Dry ! Am
There seems 10 b. a disposition
on The part 81 the merchants %
strictly observe tho Law ard 40
doubt with the characteristic faith.
fol adherence % duty % Prosecutor
Hufd. backed By public sentiment.
the law viii be made 10 stick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
LICENSED TO WE'D

ch.-,e. = N.v,or =, aud Lana
.s-s' s.. - ~ 49, - .
Il -. = si..,s,s... ss - A..
[sx.-i~.a Is $3.50. -
&C. grec.s,.,, AZ "a
80 Cr-s,.m e. $500
~ -, ,,...... .,.'s''' =, -,
[.n.s~,,ss - Se.s s.1.. -
F. ~, .rs-c,,so
4 w.o.es,,ss M ec...-.,,t. AZ "a
n ' ~ -, - - Sun. ss ~, ~, @i''i
- -. = A., 500. "a - it..,.
h. "a eas.,to w. ~ '-' -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
Make the Next five
Years Count

Five years from now yoa
cannot buy lots or acreage at
Darlington for less than
great many times what the land
costs now darlington ~ the
natural railway gate TO Seattle
and its location at sea level
with coal supply near AZ hand
and the best transportation
facilities on the Pacific Coast
Is bound 20 make IL the future
manufacturing center Of Wash
ington, the Plttsburg Of the
west coast
We want you 10 come in 20
our office and talk Darlington
with as. We will give you
Information. reliable informa
tion about the Industries which
are locating az darlington aud
which will make our PROPOSE.
ton a splendid investment for
you. You can bay lots AZ Earl
iugton az practically your own
terms Every day counts
See us at once. The Jones.
Thomson Investment Co. lI8
Seneca St. Seattle. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

and counted the world over al only
a prctender himself. 10 save the
throne FOR him. the queen has fair.
" hcsgcd the kings OF England.
italy and Spain aud Emperor vii
Ham 20 help her In the crisis and
prevent the success OF the revolt,
Queen Marie In a different sort Of
queen "a the usual kind A glfl
she took a college course and then
another In a medical university. r..
crlVlng the little OF ~. u. She
nurscd and cared for her own chill.
dfrn during their infancy. and has
given up the pleasures and paHtlmsa
OF royalty Ia order 20 train them
through youth herself
The queen holds two medals for
daring reacuea Of drowning persons.
riskins her own life on both ocea.
aloua.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
Old MAN BEATS ),
HOME BREAKER

Louis Ricketts, 81 who rtns rs
elevator IN the Baker block Seattle.
4 under arrcs, charged With as
saulsins Robert oliver a nromcr.
,,n rroecr. with deadly weapon
lss, SATURDAY night Nickets ham.
marcel oliver over tho head with q
|2s,olyer. uis hearing "a set for
rhursday afternoon, but he Is now
out on bail.
eOuveg broke up my home AVID
whcn met him ON the streets With
my former wife. whom he had lured
away from me. it drove me mad
|and / could not refrain from az.
|,arkinr him" said Ricketts, today he
relatlng The story OF the affair that
led to ~ arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

Tho old man. trembling and grow.
inE eXclted aa Sc talked, said
oliver induced his Young wife, who
Il 80 years his junior. to leave him
after they had been married AZ
years.
"Shc was always good 20 me and
was my only comfort In old age.
Ricketts, said. oliver eieverly got
nay confidence, We belonged 10 the
same fraternal organization, but he
proved 60 De a wolf in sheep's
clothing when my wife secured a
divorce IN Port Orchard they took
everything ! had, leaving nae with
not so much aa blanket"
Ricketts, said he did not go to
hremorton with the intention of
dolng oliver any harm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

Isaac blumaucr. W Dean Hays. J.
a. Han David Coping and 7. r.
MentFer.
kaln Investment company OF So
attic 100000. b. ". W. Kahn.
Emma y kalu and Charles NJ.
Kahn
Anderson brass 4 Fixture Co. Of
Seattle. $4,000. b. W q. Ander.
son. Claude +. Cox and c. u. Caya.
uauKh
Magnolia Milling company % So.
attic. szo.000 ~ NJ !. Lehman.
John u Lehman. Carl Waltrrsdorph
aud Reidhr Gloime.
Hradahcrry TimheT company OF
sedro Mooiey. $4,000 BY Fred 81
Myers. c. r. bingham. Frank
BradaheTry and q y Reno.
Increase Of capital stock nf Cher.
ry Greek Placer MlninE company 81
Seattle. from 81 500. 900 10 g..
500. 0oa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

qsse e oo Fimdaa pineappiea. per de4,
5a ss s .,.i' isaYisl ag sia,s1
per faie. itreaaft. peaches rate,
81 so@tTi raartsrfies. prf ofatA VI 7gi
EsSfp9sss bsp osss, II asa3'ys5 ea rs
geg o!ais 7tmaoo, wafsrmslans. 10
live stock
WeShefs per D., iici ewes per ~, sql
a eaiges. Der 10, tMQehoi lambs pss
Meats.
Steers per ibi fhc. cows per NJ ,5Mof
veal per No. 9HInr. mutton ~ Ib
lNW lDiari Hpfina lamb per ~. izdfa0f
dressed hoNs, prr ib. Toe
Tish
Fchaoper haiibut per b. ENEMct
silver snelta. ib tnec. oiympla Sc.
Tiers aaoh. 4t60Ges. eai. " WI. East
efn ahrii emt, gtt6, cams dor. g7t
rrlhu. ftWRft. sole. bci red HHapBers 4
W tnt clans. per SOCK. $3.50 frozen Hhad,
rNf lh.t hrt NfrrlhfHd salmon, Dor lb
ieH u hci rosep silver salmon. per ID.
fnt Hpkes nhinoghf. ppr o.. ave
%ay HHd Ieedsfuns.
Eartorn Washington Timothy. ton, fzT
as PUGET Sound Ton. ~. alfalfa. ton.
pur tor. tgfWto. cracked corn. ION. l9S
$50 fosd meal ton. visa 90. middiinFs.
tpn. ftlWfA, 90 cake per ton. ff1t
Nfau. uff fnu, ftt5 rhnfte per ton. t4zg
ztt chopped feed. ton. fe49zas oats ton.
HHt ~ It. wheat. ton. 1dl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

Deaths were registered today AZ
follows.
Shaw Joseph Shaw. u. July s.
fisi Eleventh av. northeast.
smith Eli A. Smith. IS. July 6.
901 Sixth az.
Geut-CiaFa Jane Gent. 81. July
=. 2gA Mob VIM
Rinz- Manuel =. Riux. ! DAYS
july 7. 1919 B0yisfon.
Chambers Grace Chambers. q
July q. SCI Tcnth Az.
Black Victor Black. / month and
m DAYS. July 7. Martinez station.
Nelson Mary y. Nelson. Il. July
III. g07 Terry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
BLOCKADE RUNNING is NOT
SUCCESSFUL

from the time they came within
range OF the powerful search.
lishts until they abandoned tho
blockade running
The mancuvers kept up for two
hours and az no time we're the
three boats able 60 get cat uf range
% The guns Of the forts The At.
tempt 10 enter was abandoned At
midnight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
NEW INTERPRETATIONS

OLYMPIA. July s-The following
corporation papers we're tiled In the
office Of the secretary Of state
Leary Building company % Seat.
tie. sI500o0 b. Eliza +. Leary
James y. Ferry. William n Foye
and Pierre 2. Ferry.
MeiFoae Land company Of Seattle.
$4,000. By + c. Snyder and &. C.
EiEiu
Buckley Tim0er and Single com.
pany % Buckley $4,000. b. y. o.
Young and } " uickey
STATE Rank 81 TenIno. TO 600. By
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
mEAo's NEW SECRETARY.

OLYMPIA. July Q AT the execu.
tive offices announcement Is made
81 the appointment of Frank pal.
lam. Ir of Wonatchee. as private
secretary 20 the governor. succeed.
lng A. n Brown, whose resignation
was announced ten days ago. Mr..
Dallam takes office on the 18th
on the retirement Of Mr. Brown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

PIT. TOWNSEND. July s.-Thc
|Army transport Mai Evans
Thomas. harbor boat Lieut. Elliott
|And the transport Cartwright a.
tempted 70 pass the forts last night
bad land troops
The invaders we're absolutely AZ
be mercy OF the guns OF the fort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

George FRANKLIN Petit. 81. and
louise A Nuetzei. IL. Seattle.
Dan y. Peterson. "a. aud Ivy San.
born. 90. Seattle.
James Edward Dupen. 20. and
Alice Mumford. 81. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
HEAT CAUSES EXHAUSTION

fscripps TELEGRAPH srrsIee.D
NORFOLK, Va, July e.-Ten
members OF the First Kentucky reg
ment. during tho closing drill yes
terday ~ the exposition. were over
come by heat and the hospital corps
wac kept busy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

The Denny hill assessment CON-
missioners have completed their
amended roll and have filed II. A
hearing on the roll as amended will
DO held ia Judge Fraters court on
August 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

Vegetable
Onions crate. es8 20. Australian
d. 81 81 native enthHfe aes bastH. sack
tH, carrots per sack. ff4ts fmnipH
rarh. fal native tomatoes. 81 ahi lettuce
home grown, fheWgti hofsefa9iHh d.
100 Fhuharh. d. aff pafanipa. SACK
~ tbi eauiifauer. t0W7so doz aHpafa
que. crate. 81 as green pepparn. lbI
gee furufHh ets dqE ahmHHft FfafH
beans ~. fofssWeet corn. tsc dpk sum-
msr squashes. ttalzsi new peiaias'
20 crate
Batter aud Cheese
Ranch butter. zeMgaei cream cheese
ieAci ilmtufHaf. ffmifct new cream
Helss cheese. tsr block HHlsa. d. Gle.
tiiiampah, ID, 49, california. ise.
Washington ranch eggs. daz. 2sei sa-
iefi ranch sFsa. dor tafi fresh ranch
oHFs dos. 2aqs eastern gee Oregon
ranch. use.
Psaiffy.
f4rs hens o.. te0tTei tfoiisrs o.
tIntHet 1--we turkeys. per b.. ahf drFsa
n. yea sai live ducks b.. SCI fpasfefH
I've. spflnfai efcs g.ese. lie
Lime aad cement
Portland cement imported per bill
te Portland cement. California, per
Fruit.
Native apples tiTb0z6o. Lauherrs
cherries. 1895 oranges fancy. 81 RI
% choice. faTbu 50. bananas baHah|
81 70 % eco Hsadisaa grape fruit 81 .
sft lemons hoH 1880 90 iines. PEG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

tries 10 save throne.
PARIS. July "a mothers love
Tor her handsome uoy has caused
the beautiful Queen Marie Amelia
q Portugal. 90 80 down on her
knees to the o. n crowned heads
% Europe
The revolt against King Carlos.
her husband. and his government L.
daily becoming more vehement
The common people are almost
unanimous against him and many
Of the highest men OF the klnedom
are furtherlnE the rebellion In the
Interests Of the protender 20 tho
throne Don Miguel. OF nraganza
u the preiendcr la placed on the
throne Queen Marlcs son, the
prince OF hragaRzA. nov 20 years
old and a fine boy. will b. an exile
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

The Forces 20 Be Used Are Nov
In Operation.
A question OF the hour. Why
God permits 80 many earth.
quakos and terrible calamities
such as have occurred. moro as.
pcclally IN recent years? These
and other porpleXlng problems
anGWered from the Scripture
viewpoint Ia the above mention.
cd lecture BY
PASTOR cHAs. r. RUSSELL,
OF Allegheny Pa,
Lecturer. editor and ono of the
formost Bible scholars OF the
day. whose series OF Studies Ga
the Scriptures have attained
The enormous circulation OF over
three million copies and been
translated In seven foreign Ian.
guagcR
Wednesday July 10, at 1880
y. m, IN
Christensen's Broadway Hall.
Corner Broadway and Madison.
Seats Free. All Invited.
No Collection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

Action on tho Dearborn ~ ~
grade Improvement was pat over last
night for tao weeks. the council
not having decided just shat Il viii
do IN the matter ~ meeting the ca.
ira coat % improvement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
BRIEFS BY WIRE

The federal government is 10 60
after the tobacco trust. alleging
that u is monopoly in restraint
Of trade.
Mayor McCleliand OF New York
City is chopplnE OF the heads %
many 81 the city officials on &C.
count Of confidence being lacking
In their ability.
The Dominion government will
soon repeal tho t25 head tax plac.
ed ON laps. according TO advices
from Otiowa
A permanent peace court AZ The
Hague In being strongly endorsed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

The local bodies % the Nation
al Industrial Peace association 81
Oregon. California and Washing
ton will shortly be- combined ln
one body. according to Pat n
scuilsu the organizer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

ST. LOUIS. July 1.-Two deaths
and eight prostrations were report
cd as caused by the extreme heat,
l9i degrees being registered during
yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

II you want 20 catch bass get
your tackle OF Han. iii First ay.
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
THE MARKETS

Vegetables and fruits are about
tho same a. yesterday upon the
street today with a small Increase
ia the price OF onions = Cucuug
bcra are beginnlAg 10 ephe ia 10
large quantities and this viii soon
bring the prices down Wenaichee
apples are on the market aud are
demanding a good price
Prices are firm in butter and
eggs. there being little increase
or decrease for the last few days
Poultry rs IN demand and rs hold
Ing a good price Veal fl scarce
naa the best quality is soideut a
good price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
WHERE TO BUY CERTIFICATES.

The 81 registration certificates which secure desirable
the Christian EndcavOr
10 viii be salo from until the opens
following places;
General headquarters los tio Arlington Hotel
Bull Rros-fhfd floor Washington building
Fremont p-ig Co-Sf0t Fremont
Cheek C0uner-uon Marchc
John schrami-W ashington Trust
y N. c. A. and Y. w. G A.
J. W Herbert nog-24ot Tcnm Nv y
Carl "a Recvcs-5etI Fourteenth av " T.
\ M Wnha.s~Broadway aud Pine.
Hlgh school DRUG CO.. broadway and Pine.
VIM H. nartly-olivo and broadway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
THE GROTE-RANklN co.

Complete Furnshers of Homes Steamboats, and Hotels
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-14

We understand that Hon.
Patrick Hagan contemplates
making a large lake on High
Knob, which he expects TO
stock with fish. The High Knob
is one of the highest points in
Southwest Virginia, being over
four thousand feet above sea
level. There is fine spring on
top OF the knob and 2 large lake
can be made without much dif
ficulty.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-14
NEED A GOOD MAN.

1t is very important that a
good man be elected "a member
of the Board OF Supervisors
from the Richmond District this
fall. \ good business man, who
is familiar with the offices OF
the county should be elected.
We do not know of anyone who
is better able 90 iill this place
than Mr.. II. =. Barron. the pres
ent county treasurer. and, al
though he is republican. we
believe a large number of the
democrats will vote for him il
/ he can be induced to run. We
do not know of any democrat
who is even a candidate for thi.
place, and if Mr. Barron vii
run we believe he will be elected
/ by an overwhelming majority
it matters not who his opponen
may be.
We want a good man from
this district and Bob Barron
the man.
: Try our floor paint. 75c wort
| will hide multitude of sins.
/ -Keliy's Drugstore
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-14
TRUCK FARMING.

This section affords a most
excellent opportunity for truck
farming and poultry raising.
IL is a wonder that more OF our
enterprising farmers 10 not go
into this business. Wise coun-
" does not produce One-twen-
tieth of the farm products she
consumes. There is no better
trucking country IN Southwest
Virginia than the valley from
here TO Little Stone Gap. ano
vet there is very little trucking
of any kind done.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-14
LOST!

In Big Stone Gap a black silk
umbrella with green Dresden
China handle. Finder will be
given a reward of five dollars
for returning il TO Mrs. r. L.
Irvine on Poplar Hill.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-14

.,.r. II Wise County,
be '''s' =, ,onor~ mvseif cerfif1r
seFe',s :" "e commor~ selih's A't"rues
be '''' county. aud most esrneei'y
vs., s .,,or, and Influence Of All me
- 'se ~. caun,v. II elected. prone
r . s \, uor-parii-'o and e o. sec
N "' sa',.,,istration 81 toe "ihee ir-
"a 10 sv care. ..r.
isu ~ y.urs very re-nec'ie'.s
L,rur~cs ". Nfiln-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-14

Mrs. VI. a. Stallard returned
Monday from a three months
visit 70 her daughter, Mrs. r. r.
Splitter. az Raleigh, w Va.
Mrs. Stanard expects 20 do
sewing. and invites the ladies
desiring sewing done 20 call and
see her. She is an excellent
seamstress and does good work
She will also teach music.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-14

u,.n q NAY Concern. 800. v,..
.' non,h Of Jane. 1906, 10 " i>e
+ w -. announced myself can
/ = il l.'. 1,,.ssnrer Of Wise County, ana
Zee I hope 20 have the i"ii ' 1,,
- free people in the coming i'''
'Es y Yours respectfully.
iciio'' J. NJ. SLOAN.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-14
NEW FIRM

Mr.. +. L. Gobble. of this
place, and Mr.. G.. b. Taylor, of
Appalachia, civil and mining
engineers, have formed "a part
nership with offices at Appa-
lachia. Mr.. Taylor viii have
charge Of the office at Appa-
lachia. and Mr. Gobble. who is
employed by the Blackwood
Coal x Coke Company. will
continue his work with said
company. See the advertise
ment of this firm elsewhere IN
this paper
New line of tablets and Too,
papers. Eaton Hurlburt's am,
Nkrkfts,.n,rr. IL alIrr- Df-rftrefnrD
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-14
LOCAL ITEMS.

n C. Whitaker was over
hom Bristol Friday
p p Hamilton, the popular
ndidate for Treasurer o I
Kise, was in town last week
" r Williams and family.
Abingdon. were visitors III
Dwn last week.
q q. Blankenship. Of Jones
iie was in the Gap the last OF
BE week.
Ruv your stationery at Ham
ben Bros
Attorney A. NJ. Wears, of /
sNise. was a guest at the Eugene /
Monday.
1ndoe II. A. W. Skeen went
u Wise Monday morning.
snpt IT. v. Church. Of the
Keotee Coal and, Coke Co,
WAS over from Keokee Thurs
Day
MR.. Howard and wife. OF
Harlan. Ky, spent Thursday
night i'm town.
Fountain Pens-with a full
guarantee from Sl.OO up.
-Kelly's Drugstore.
G. vs.. Renfro was down from
Wise convention, day.
He. Joslyn was up from
Jonesville to help nominate Mr.
Noel
Dillon, of Pennington
was up Saturday.
FOR SALE Nice, f re b
mixed hay.
Big Stone Gap Land Co.
Big Stone Gap gave Bristol
row of goose eggs as long al
Judge Mathews and as pluml
as Landlord Shanklin.-W is
News.
Miss Fannie Bass, the capabl
and efficient housekeeper at Ga
Hotel Eugene, visited friend
ami relatives In Middiesbor
last week.
Mrs. VI. l.. Dabney n
daughter. Miss Ruth, W er
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Beverly the last of last week.
j. T. Amburgey, our accom-
odating jeweler, was ou tl
sick list several days last wee
FOR SALE Nice fresh mi.
cd hay.
Big Stone Gap Land CO
w. p. Head, of Appalachi
made a business trip To the G'
last Thursday.
s. II. Shipley, a faithful ~
ographer on the Post force T
many years, left Saturday NOR
ing for weeks vacation
NJ JOneSbOrO and Johnson City.
One fourth of a vote is a SIM
majority. but it nominated ~
ator Noel at the Republic
convention here Saturday aft
n noon.
Ii is not known at this III
who the Democrats viii nor
nate TO run for the SEM
against Noel, if any one.
Attorney b. II. Sewell v
Up from Jonesville Saturday
Hon. Patrick Hagan, of ID
gannon-on the-Clinch, p g
Thursday night in the Gap
the guest of Mr.. Shanklin.
The corn crop in this sect
this year will be better than
many years past.
COMMONWEALTH Attorney
Il. Ely, of Jonesville, was in
tendance upon the convent
81 Saturday.
q. ID. kilgore, of Norton.
l.. Kilgore, of Wise, and "Ul
3 Jacob" Kilgore, also of
county seat. were among
Wise ones on hand Stature
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-14


rem. Hope and Carl. Of Atchin- {
son, Kan, were the guests of /,
Miss Madge Dingess AT the
Eugene for several days this
week.
DR.. Rucker returned Sunday
night form Washington where
he and Mrs. Gilmer went about
ten DAYS ago TO visit relatives.
Mrs. Rucker will remain in 1
Washington for few weeks.
The Gaps bail team seemed
10 be very glad 10 get back here I
Sunday. Out Of ten games /
played while away, they won /
eight which IL a record TO be /
proud Of.
Charles Conner. the popular
proprietor OF the st. Charles
Hotel at Norton. was q delegate
TO the Republican convention at
this place Saturday.
Jas. II. Reason. o; Olinger.
merchant and farmer. was in
town Wednesday, with his
cousin, Miss Laura Bailey.
Clarence Buckley a popular
| Knoxville travelling salesman
spent a couple of days this
week in the Gap and left today
accompanied by his wife and
mother for jamestown 20 at
tend the Exposition.
Miss LYDIA Elizabeth Softer
and mother, Mrs. Jennie New:
lee. of Liberty, Mo-, left the lasi
of the week for their home, af
ter a stay of several weeks in
the Gap as the guests of Dr
and Mrs ID. r. Orr.
A party consisting Of Misses
r Irma and Bernice Orr, Lyd'
Setter. ---- PiersOn. an,
Messrs. Guy Pugh, Polk Wolfe
9 Lester Parsons and Albert kel
q ~ went up TO the furnac
thursday night.
j. Mrs. Katie Lindsey and sister
v Miss Parilee Buckley, returne
,r Thursday night from an "a
tended visit TO relatives I'm Scot
county.
N Chas. T. Kilgore paid us
- call Friday. Charles is one 4
=. these red hot" Republican
> you've "hearn tell Of" The
were quite numerous In tow
or Saturday.
H. The secret of fashionabi
beauty. I asked the Questi,
a. of a beauty specialist. In c
~ der to be round, rosy and ve
stylish, take HOLSTERS Rocl
Mountain Tea 80 cents. II
.ol or Tablets. Hamblen Bros.
he DR.. w. C. Moore arrived
ON town Monday evening FIR,
~, Washington, ID. G. He W
ne called 20 the Gap by the seriC
illness of his brother, who b
"a been with Fox, Gobble K Pc
y" since the 4th of July.
To- Judge II. A. w. Skeen b.;
an j0urned Circuit Court at W
last Friday in order 10 all
those desiring TO do SO TO
. tend the Republican Convent
A - at this place.
the Among the guests at
ned Hotel Eugene Sunday were,
Brown Alien, of StauntOn, III
-. Lee Moore and 5. II. Hodge
my Roanoke, j. i. Gleaves and
1n f. Chapman, of Staunt
~ Judge T. NJ. Anderson, of w
'"s and j. C. Smith and NJ. c.
Rush, of ClintwOod.
' N' The frame work on the Col
-, 81 building. opposite Haml
'''' Brothers. store OF East +
Street, is nearing complet
mer The upstairs rooms of
building will be used as IL
rooms for the Odd Fellows
bin, Red Men. The lower 70
zap, will be used as store rooms.
DR.. John j. Lloyd, Arch
con of Southwest Virginia,
rned Monday morning for his h
'ekS' at Lynchburg TO pack