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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-10
RESULTS NaL FOLLOW
the PROGRESS DINNER
Continued frcm First Page.)

e. y, Circuit. president of The Newport
New SnirlTildin" Il Dry Dock Com
pany and Old Dominion Land Comph'
nv. congralulating Newport News up
on the progress movement. giving
every aGsnranC" Of support. ana tN-
pres sing best wishes fer success.
Mayor Buxton was next introduced
After expressing his heli"f in the pro
cent undertaking. The mayor proceed
ed TO show that here is nc room for
complaint in Newport News now. lie
declared that he wa prepared 10 stat"
that there were 6.100 men on the pay
rolls Of the Newport News ShipbiidinG
6 Dry Dock Company ~ this time"
and that the three principal banks OF
tho CITY have more money on d"pf sit
by 500, 900 now than they had Al this
time last year.
Others who srckr were Mr.. Frank
H. WoChson. industrial editor of III"
Richmond Times-Disratch. Mr.. Elias
Pcvsor, Mr.. Ivan n. Mise. Mr.. II. q.
Rickford. Rev. F. T. Wexford. Rev. w.
Aehburv Christian and Mr.. w. =.
CCDcland. who wa& mtroduc' d as the
father of the prngr 'Ss movement.
cNtdttSC ran
The chairman r-cscnt"d tentative
plan of organization. hnt after som"
discussion it wa decided that the de-
tails should not be gone into. SrV-
eral motions, amondme n AID SuhSt''
tntCs were Olsen: ed. but finally
motion BY Mr.. o. D. HatchelCr. that
cCmmittco Of five be appoint ID 10
draft a plan Of organization to be pre-
sontCd at a subsequent meeting. was
carried.
Nv rising vote those present I'M
animousIy declared tnem2e:ves in Ia
vor of tho proposed new organization.
lust before adjournment. rising
vote of thanks was rendered WI
Onarles for his address. Mr.. Charles
Hall Davis. president Of rar Peters
hurg Chamber of commerce, who was
expected to he present and sneak. was
Detained at home hv the sudden death
Of n son Of the cashier of the bank oil
which he l. president.
Dinner Idea Popular.
The dinner flea is popular one.
and il is possible that the meeting TO
receive the report of tn" plan commit
tee will be held around the tables IN
the Warwick dining room. II is HX-
noctcd that the committee will have
its report ready one day next week.
ard tn" chairman will call meet
ing without delay.
Among those present last night
were:
J. r. Stcarr"s. H. n Holmes j.
II. Grav-e. i. F. W9--en. s. '.of-
II ?. i. f. Williams. George C.. Rlnnd
W. w. Eames. l.. Y. Holmes. f. W
Robinson r. D Holloway. John Shell
t>r W r. II'Il. p. II. Smith. F. ID.
Crok. George r Dabney. II. c. Avery.
.Irhr \. Martin. r. c. l.. Mnncnre.
W. r. Colorna. r. ANt"'l. M"xieaa
ricr-consul: J. A. Wiliett. c. p. Nolns.
W. F.. Carran. 7. w. Pare. George
w Perry. + N. Braxton, w. r. Live
z,v. 7. NJ. War'or. II. s. Jones. 7. p.
Heating. Roy. F.. T. Wexford. F. W.
Sanford W. J. bright. Sol Pevser. :.
r. Brvton. G. a. Quavlo. A. kmrhcft.
Frb~rt Nevccr w s. Upshu-, a. =.
Flowers. G. G.. NeIms. l.. r Push.
Y Y. hhho. Jr.. w. s. Henley. A. +.
Pigccrs. ] Rrvrnr. W. F. n. Elns. DR..
George 7. Williams. C. X. Weaver. J.
r. Downing. T. T. Rarham. II. j. o.
Uara. O. f. Godwin. W. D. Strait
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-10
NEW SCHOONER IN PORT.
Six Master Edward }. Lawrence
Comes Here for Coal.

The new six.masled schooner Ed,
ward J. Lawrence, Captain Kruger,
arivct. at tn p@rt yesterday from
rnia. Me., to Iual a cargo Of coal
for New England. She Is nnaer
charter by the White Oak Coal Com
pany,
The Edward J, Lawrence Is IA ,,
second largest wooden schooner 10
the WORK., She wa launched from
the r,,cy and Small yard, Fath.
Ne. on April =. nos. Sh is owned
lv the j.. c. WnSlow Company. Of
Portland. and Ii S20 feet = inches
long. 20 feet broad arC - feet MIN"
inches dc"n. The schonr,r r. light
"a with electricity ard has Il COM
plet, interior t"l' phone equipment.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-10
Gerhard |. Smith, Of Norfolk, llss
ID Washington.
H0 Letter Rflualf1 sa9n AtsE
Addressed to Mrs. 3. L. Smith, 223
TwentySixth Street, Letter Found
Anono Cead Mans Eject Had
Been Sent Back by Postofice.


WAS;uSTTON. Jnly .. - Il" n"rd
l.. Smith, of E0rfnlk. Va. a:d =
m.rlysoI Philad ipLia. ia into an
arra -yay OF a hoa;A ut 80 | street
n W, early today. and di d later
at the Emergency hospital. Among
his effects were car Is hHarin" w
address Of Mrs. r. l.. Smith. ~.
Twelfth street. Norfolk, Va. an E,
letter returned by tho nnstohic" DC
rartm Mt addressed 10 Mr.. II. l..
Smith, 233 Twenty sixth street. New
port News. Va
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-10
SARAH W. LAWRENCE IN PORT.
-.
Schooner Has Been Undergoing Ex-
tensive Repairs at Bath.

Having una rcoh' "Xtrnslv" repairs
at Bath Me-. toe f"urmaN"i
schooner Sarah W. Lawrence. which
was dismaSted OFT Wtnt"rqnartcr
ii"htshlp lat January. arrived ~ TINS
port vest rday aud now Is taking n
algo OF coal at Chesapeake 4 Ohio
ccal dock Nc. 3.
The Sarah W. lawrence had all OF
her mast% blown chi during h" ter
rifIic storm that swept II" Atlantic
coast in January and wnirh wrought
havoc 10 shipping The vessel was
towc d TO Norfolk: by a revenue cutter
aud later camc hsre to load n carr"
of cCal. She wa' tow"d 30 Boston
and after diTtharciHg coal there pro
ccodod to bath, Me. for repairs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-10
What Becomes Of Them7

An old friend informs me that
worn out billiard balls are cut up into
dice. Worn out footballs are hung on
walls as relies. WORKOUT haseballs
fall into the hands OF the street
urchins, who ultimately tear them
apart and play with the rubber insidea'
Worn-ont moth balls are used 70 keep
the tarnish OF silver. WORKOUT gois
balls are lost.-New Yhrk Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-10

SUNDAY Exc, -sicr to Mathews County.
On sunday next. July I2;h. the Oh
Dcminjor limo Steamer Hampton
pnads will max" a special trip TO Ma
thews County Leave Old Point wv"
a. ma Fare. rornd trip $1.1o. W. IL.
JANDON. Agent. 'i'--'.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-10
Notice.

Patrons Of tn Newport News
Light and Water Company are hereby
reminded that water bills must he
paid by the 10th inst. All d"linGuen-
cies OF the nth inst will have their
supply cut of pursuant 10 notice
given all consumers. NEWPORT
NEWS LIGHT ANc WATER COM
rANY. by l.. y. MANv1LLE. Super
intandeut. 7-l.l0t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-10

Water is doing wonders for ths Sa-
hara. In the Wad Rir region so years
ago there we're only about $4,000
date palms where now much more
than million are cultivated: and
the population. now $4,000. has quad.
ruplcd in a generation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-10
In Paint AZ Sk'pNard.

For the purpose OF eiaving her nun
below the water,ine cleaned ana
PAINTED. tn Eritish steamship E'r!S
brook. Captain Bannistcr. CAM To
.his mort yesterday '7om Norfolk. she
proceeded to the local yard.
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Just As Good.

Tramp-Can you assist me- alnns
tn road. MUM
LADY OF he IIous"-PrrSonnliy,
,rnnut; Int | will unchain my dog.
and knrw he will b." most pleased
10 do SOL. Gndon Tit.Bits.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-10
Easy to Peg.

Gmper-Those are rcsou-ceful chill
Aren
Guyer-I should say so. They are
rsirg Brother Bits loud chcckercd
yest to play checkers on.
Gunner-Bu, what IN the world are
they Doing with Sister Sues peekA-
boo waist7
Guyer-Oh. they are using tie per
Sorafions as a cTibhaSe beard
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-10

the d1ctors TO the
extent u heavy
bills end an in
crease Of the dis
e.se and suffering.
/ wcommended Gu
ticura and in q few
weeks the child was
well. He - to-day
q strong man and
. bs olutcly FREQ
from the disease
A few years ago /
contracted eczema,
and became an in
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-10
Better Then Teacher.

"ThoEc rlrlA do me great credit, |
think" declared lady in the audi
nee. "Ytu ar" enc OF their teachers
nrosum"?" No: I'm dr"ssmaK-
Cnurler71 tnrnai.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-10
Shady AdNsrtlsinq.

Farmer Hay. "d-Ycu advertised
shady w,OlS.
Farmer Corn,nSs"l-Wal. there S
en-" tire" for EN- 10 rrt their in'iia"
on. and that's enough.~N' YORK.
Sun
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co., for west Indies.

The Norwegian steamship Fr'lJtof
Na,. zen. Crptain Meideli. arrived in
mort vest rAay from baltimore to load
a cargo OF coal here for west lndleS
port.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-10

Come with us. Y. M c. 4. Moon
light Excursion. Monday. July II.
large steamer PocchoEtas lcavj s
pier 49, At sis n. m. Tickets 5ac
and 25c. On sale n Y. NJ. c. A.
and Cable Co. Music on board. II
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Swiss, II izc

Twenty pieces OF WIT;
Swiss. &c inches wide. In dots;
stripes ard flowers-the rex1
lar ISc Swiss. reduced to 49,
yard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-10

Iadies' and Genslemens SUI!
Umbrellas. &c and IS inch strE
Thee are the regular $sss 49,
hreiias. On sails At St.2A :
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Sorry For Him.

Mr.. Browne-T regret to say. dear.
that-er-concerning that birthday
gift promised you-'r-dkamniids
are up in price now, higher than |
can AFFORD.
Mrs. RrC,wne-I'm sorry. dear.
Mr. ErOwre-Ycs. il is diFappoint-
mcnt-..
Mrs Rr0wnr-Ycs it's too bad that
yon1l have to pay more than you can
afford. Press.
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KiEnonos,2 sc

Ladies KImonos. IN all coloss
and styles. regular price 500
Sale price Csc. =,
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po,iteness and crockedness.

Wcekle-So Slippsy is defaniter,
en-?
Drckle-So they say.
Wceklc--By George! l always won
drrca why he says Thank you" 50
plea sanity every time I made 4 de-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-10
NOW THE PRIZE IS 81.
Missing Word Contestants Still Hunt
I'D industrtouslV.

tn, mir ing void contestants ~"
sin hunting away indI stricusly. but
no one has been able 10 produce q
corr, At 'iai rr The words omitted.
To-day ia" rriz" IL iour dollars.
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Literal Interpretation.

SO you don't believe in the story
Of Jonah and tie wba!c?'
NO" answered Mr.. Noek;5n.
thouxhtfully.
How do sou suppose " originated
Well. 7 suppose Jonah had bssn
away from hone for somc time aud
had % tell his wife something. -
Washington star.
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SHIPPING REPORT
Thursday. July 9. 1908.
Arrived.

st amer Fridtjof Nlnsen t\or'''
,ro;aau P,ltim0rc-to Rcrwind.
White Coal Company in ballast
c.,,m,. U,r:sh:ook o.. HCni5
to, Norfolk-;G Major Jame; ha-2"'
tcn in ballast.
..y,ooner Edward J. L:wren"". krH-
ger Eath--to White Oak Coal Com
many in haaSf.
Schooner Sarah W. 1-awr M ,.
Moore Portsmouth - TO Ch'~apeakc
l. Ohio Coal and Coke Company l."
ballast:
Schooner Rcbecca Palmer, Ctaff.
Portlan.l-tO Berwind-White Goa.
Company in ballast.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-10
Tact.

Young Jo;he--The doctor th!n.-s
the baby looks Hike nc.
yisitor-Yes: I vasted % say 50.
but fearrd yru might be oisudsds-
SacrVd Heart RsytsU.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-10
4. !. Lewis o.,
27iG Wash. Avenue and
2sth STREET
Hose, IL f-7c

Children's AMI Misses Lace
Hose in nice lace patterns u
black, also white. These ara
the regular 25c hose. reduced to-
1876 pair.
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Held for Commission.

In the police court yesterday Acting
Justice Christian held Andrew John
son, n negro for examination by Il
commission of mnacy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-10

SGxG1P SuEefvfs n WHDF ~ustt' po<~Sro
without once having CT shoes. my
mki-s and ncariy from the knees TO the
toes being covered with virulent sores. /
tried practitioners. specialists dcrmatoi-
orisis. ETC, TO no purpose. Ny dauaht;r-
ir-law reminded me Of having prescribed
Cuticura for my grandson more than
twenty years ago. ] al oEcc procureo
the CiItictira Rcynr,iics and found inn
mediate ir1proycrncn; and final cure,
till today, Though well aiona IN years,
I am as though I had ncyer had that
disras>. am vel ksotn In the win
ity a Lcuisvilla and Cincinnati. -srd ell
this could 10 verified nv ~itncS5es-
II, ". I.aRic. SIS Sryfnth 81. Louis
vile. Ky. April - e=d May IL, 1907"
ne sronizing i.chiss and burning
nS tl.r skin. n in ~rz~r1a: the frfghtfm
scaling. ~ N pSDriaSiE: the loss ~ hair
and cTJ,stinv - ssalp. as in sralissi
be,si: tIn fa,.ia, "a sfgt.rrrssrnt. o. IN scre
- I'll demand r,rnrdIcS pf extraordinary
y;rturs ~ tarrry=sfslly oofr WITH shpm.
That guticura Soap. Ointrscnt. md Pills
nrc such stands proven by Testimonials
a rp-narkahis GUYS ~hrn r1any rsrr-
cdi-s and cv~n phvsirians have failed.
One sct Is cftcn safscsslt o. cure.
c,,sI-u-, So.o O. o. r,~s>~ a. ON. Gus.
ews psntHr-ss 20 70 se-s ths sln. zna Csss-
ssn rr.svv-s 90 90 ~ ~ ty- g secess
- ts.s-ss-si N. .c..s tsssss ~ Z 6.sH
SSsssi 80. SssssnSWsoahps-
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Calendar for Today.

SIM rires =. :. -.4:'.' 4. III.
Snn SETS. :. .I2' p. III.
High water ;. 500 n. H.. CO. p. M
Low water l2:32 4. m. 1882 p. m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-10
TWO REMARKABLE
CURES Of ECZEMA
Over Twenty-three Years Ago Baby
had Severe Attack Years Later
Grandfather Suffered Iorments
with the Disease-virulent Sores
Developed from Knees to Toes.
BOTH OWE COMPLETE
RECOVERY TO CUTEURA

In 1884 my grandson. q babe. had
an attack IL eczema, and otter trying
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-10
Sailed.

Steamer Pay CITY. Ke"n", boston
towing barge Badger fer Allyns
Point
Schooners Maria o. Teel Davis.
Wiscas:st Frontenac, Coombs, Roa-
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Ct.ared.

Steamer Dorisbrook OBJ. hann'S
TOR Norfolk-Major James iou&h-
ton. \
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Challies, Sc yard

Forty pieces Of Hslf Woo1
Chal!ies. in all shades. TheSa
are the regular l9c chailies, rs3
duced to SC yard.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-12-09
ADvEsuSED LETTERS.

Following lis "a list of letter
remaining uncalled for at II
Appalachia, Va. Post Omc
Nov. 3o. 1908.
Arlington. Charlie.
Barker, Charlie. .
Barker. Sylvester.
Baker. Nancy.
Grass. Mrs. Sam.
Chaperham, Charlie.
Goldman, Marion.
CoHey. III. ID.
Carpenter. Ralp.
Campbell. u. q.
Collier, j. L.
Dixon. Miss Jane.
Ely, Mrs. a. IT..
tleenor. III. G..
Gregory Nelson.
Gillinwater. Samuel.
1lvens. j ~.
Gaines. Robert.
Harwick. r..
Hatcher. James.
lseX. Mrs. Mary D.
Jones. Mrs. G. NJ.
Jones, Miss Tilla.
Johnson. Ruby.
Johnson. Lizzie.
Jones Matilda.
kimberlin. Billie.
Lawson. Jim.
Lievsay G.. B.
Lauis. Henry.
Montgomery. Nirgel.
Mckiuzie, Chester.
Neafes, Geo.
Roberts. Floyd.
Reader, A. III.
Stone. Miss Myrtle.
Snodgrass, Boyd.
Surber. Charlie.
Suewely, Frank.
Stewert, Miss Lizzie.
Stewart, Minnie.
simpson, II. G.
Taylor, n. r..
Wade, Mrs. Alice.
White, q n.
Wallen, Joe.
NOunge, Nettie.
Persons calling for any of TIA,
bove letters please state that
hey have been advertised
q. =. HALE, +. NJ.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-12-09

Nr and Mrs. VI. ID. Collier.
Jr., are now keeping house in
the rooms recently remodeled
over the furniture store.
Mrs. w. II. Tompkins and
daughter, Ruby were in the
Gsp last week visiting their
friend, Mrs. I c. Taylor.
Attorney John Roberts. of
Norton, was In town last week.
Place your order now for
fruit cakes and other fancy
xmas cakes with the Appa-
lachia Bakery.
Miss Myrtle and Orlando
Amburgey, of the Gap, attend
ed the entertainment given al
the school house last Thursday
night 10y the school children.
A mammoth ten day shoe sale
viii bee conducted by Fuller's
Big Department Store for the
neHt ten days. See advertise
mcnt
Lindsay Davis, the negro
who fired ON officer J.. II. Tate
Saturday night of last week.
was caught by Deputy Sheriff
j r. Moss. at Preacher and
was fined SlOO and given six
months in Jail To was discover
ed 10y his capture that the
officers shots had proven more
effective than first thought as
one ball had gone through the
.ett arm midway between the
wrist and elbow.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-12-09
APPALACHIA DEPARTMENT.


J " Brotherton was bust
moss visitor - Big Stone Gap
last Thursday
II =. Burnett was business
visitor 20 the Gap last week.
ar. and Mrs. Cartright lef,
Sunday for Cincinnati witt
their child who is 10 be- treated
Mrs. Bond, of Coeburn. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. II.
4 J. Whitehead, at lnman.
Mrs. Bond, Mrs. Whitehead
and DR.. r. w. Holly, Of Inman,
dined at the home of the latter's
son last Wednesday.
Charles Guntner. Of Bristol.
has accepted "a position on the
force at the Union Depot az this
place
George Barsa was among the
Appa0achia visitors to the Gap
last week.
Appalachia's new bakery.
owned by Hill & Cornell wili be
m operation in short time.
Mrs ! e. swecker is visiting
hel parents at Pulaski.
Mr and Mrs. Ed Guncss. of
Ashland, Ky. were registered
at Hotel Windsor one day last
week
Cleveland Fulton. OF the
County Seat, was a business
visitor in town last week.
Tom Parrott. Jr. of Big Stone |
Gap. was business visitor ina
our town last week.
Mr. Scott. of Pineville. XIV.
is visiting at the home of his /
daughter, Mrs Hampton Crizer. /
Edgar Hickam. Norton's I
blind musician. was I'm town 4
last week. he having come I
down Thursday 90 take part in I
"a Dream of fairyland.
Mrs. Hatcher and children I
went to Bristol Sunday 20 visit /
her mother, Mrs. Metcalf who /
Isill.
George Benuy aud family /
were visiting friends az Keokee |
asl week.
s. finance committee com
posed of w. Y. Richmond. Mrs
N L. Stallard. Secretary and /
Treasurer, Mrs. III. j Hollev |
and Mrs w III. Tompkins. |
was appointed az called meet I
Ing of the local NJ. r.. Church. I
south. last week, and arrange I
nents perfected 90 get money /
.or the pastors salary and incl /
imtals
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
hlln 81 Aoutcro. Comp'4.uants

hlln 81 Aoutcro. Compliments
VS.
Je-usou 81 Orommeu Bros. Defendants.
Notice II -creby given taat the under
signed u.l. ON Che S.d dag ci December.
l..- at the office oi Merton al Parker. I'm
tte Town ot ADJ aIa,lia, rs Use County. viz.
g-n'4- llrsuanl .o lue forms of DEGREES eu-
tened Dbl the above stEi ed cause hy the Cir
c1if Court af Wise County Virginia. GA Tho
2. tn day of neClmtor. 1870. snd the 2fth
day oi October 1865. e,r.. p roeeed 60 asoer.
iain and report d what sums tle heokea
Coal anu Coke Company and fEe Interstate
Railroad Company NfIc indebted to said
ohlsou a. OfDmmett Brothers af the Tina
thcy were served with process In said suit
a1 further. ascertain and report whether
tle ArokeC Coal aud Coke Company and
,ac Black Mountain Railway Company arc
Personally liable a. the compiainants un
der section 2@79 Oi the Code OF y irgluia. ard
y 50, IN what amount. or amounts. and fur
Their, ascertain and report ia what amounts.
n any, rhc said heokee Coal and Coke Com
psny aud tho Black Mountain Railway
Company are liable 10 compliments By rsa-
son OF tie nlns oi their mechanics lien and
notices served on tho said companies there
under, and further, ascertain and report
what sun or sums are due TO the complain
ants from Johnson & Grommet Brothers b.
reason Of their contract in the bin and pro
ceedlngs mentioned, and what money. ifl
any, vas due from tho Black Mountain
Railway Comp3ny 70 the Keokee Coal and
Coke Company 81 the date Of Ia fling eli
comp ainants mechanics hca, and the
amount due from the keokee Coal and Coka
Company 10 The said johnson a 6ronmef
Brothers az he dase OF the fling said
lien
lSignedl r. K. PARKER,
Fov lSs5-5O Special commsSsicusr.
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Following lis "a list of letters.
remaining uncalled for at the
Appalachia, Va. Post Office.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-12-09

Frask o.. Cheney makes oath Ihat be-
senior partner of the arm OF d. d. lae-.l
Co., doing business m the city n' iot
County and State aforesaid. and ''lI =
arm viii pay the sum ofONE TIT ANhl
DOLLARS for each and every cQsn % q
tarrh that cannot be cured by tno use
Halls Catarrh Cure
FRANK j. lHLNA
Sworn to before me aud subscribed n 2
presence. this 9th day day of Doccmher
D. 1856
Seal.) A.W. GLEASON
NOTARY PCnl,
halls Catarsh Cure is taken internli,
and acts directly on the blood and nlseo
surfaces Of the system Send for ies
mOnials free
f. !. CHENEY & Co, Toledo
Sold by sll Druggists. 75c.
Take Rails Family Pills for consiipaaol
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-12-09

STONY CREEK BRANCH-Mne. u
j., except sunday
Leave Bristol. l-Dmuiou So ~.l.l
a. m. arrive Buladeeu ll.iN a.u h.r
ing leave Buladeen 1880 Cd. u. .a. a.u
Bristol 3i5 p. m
Trains 80. 1 aud carry Pullman M
ing room Buffet sleeping cans between
toi aud Louisville Ky. without change
For other Information cal oa amy
OF address.
ROBT IMBOuEN e f
W. +. ALLEN, e.. p. a
Bristol Ieul-Aa.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-10-23
SANSU| PROVED
A M00NsH|NER
from Wednesdays Advertiser,

'rAoni NtuHFsudy y AuNeTtlSef.s
Judge Dole will have most unusual
duty to perform this morning, that of
sentencing the Japanese woman San.
sui, who was found guilty of illicit
distilling yesterday by verdict of a
jury in the United States District Court.
The Indictment contained two counts
ON both of which she was found guilty.
The minimum punishment on one count
is six months imprisonment. In the
other it is one month s imprisonment.
The disagreeable part of the duty will
arise from the fact that the woman
has five small children, the youngest
babe at the breast. Who will take
care of the children while she is in
jails
The case has been on trial for two
days. The jury were out only a short
time, returning with a verdict of guilty
on both counts. The woman was allow.
ed to go for the night, being told to
come this morning, it being considered
that the hostage she had given to for
tune in her FIVE children was suffi
cient bond for her appearance.