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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-27

ofrobotii9eu Aft; Sic 8ebriiber Sra.
terburp mo &cnnen, Gon5fiinitler,
ioruie cine muiifoliide &omoOie BON
George NJ. Graham, betitelt olbc
Belle Of the Barriers 9ou". Wuti.
nee'n meroen 0cgeben an @tittlpof,
am N%cuiabrstuge C6reitug) mo an
SoMitog.
M orpIauo Sbcuter."
Die 9eiud)cr Oca yW}nrplunO Sbcns
tera" iino Qemobnt, IN Oicicm ifnruf-
fen Mulel1tempcI ollf DEM @e6ict oes
&arieteS III bonn Better ouS Bette
pom 9teltcn oo& NcueIle Ill icbcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-27
Nnrere Gbenter.
81 milf Ifooemte."

yGbe Serpant in toe &ouie," eill
hlerottiges 3rnmu pou Gburle@ Gouli
Scnneop unb obne 3UeifcI zines Scr
luertboollten Stiide, melde lett 9ar.
gem 9eldrieben mltr0cn, gelon9t oieic
Mnd)e in Der oNltiifz2Ifabemie" SIR
Inttilbrung. Tus Gromu erlebte III
lInIerer StaOt i'm lesten Wt0ri in ei-
ner Spe5ial=0tntinee ieiuc GrItaui
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-27

GubIiflnl ipobl ME 5ruor cine 9lt'
troftion geboten, mel6c nit o&bc
Sbepberb Sling" ouf gleid)e Strre
geitelt iueroen fam. Serr Sorlmer
5eist ii6 IN ieiner &ole OILS Iaplo
dis elmer Der 1erporragenbiten mdnn'
li6en 9iibreniterne. Gos Stild lit
Ser bibliiGen Geididhte entnommeit
nrb fUbrt Die &eIoentboten BEE Sir
tenlun9en 2apio Dor Iagen.
Is aptHB1. G5eoter."
Souls 5fobie's aniderboder3,~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-27
Sodber5ise Stiitnns.

Sr. Moam Qeupert id)enft 5ebntau
ienb 0oQors 5lIr grri6tung oes
geplnntcn nNlgcmeinen tatbo'
liiden @uiienbaulc$". GaS
st. &inccntS.9 Sniicnbou&" miro
mtfgegcbcn.
Giuea Der groBten TSoblth0ti9tcita-
Groiefte, ipeld)es fiir bic unnlittelborc
3ufullft in 6oS Iuge gcfaBt lit, ole
grriAtlutg zines oNagemeincn fotbo-
liid)en @uilenboulcs." miro our6 ell
bohber5iges @eidenf, meldeS Serr
Ioom Geupert, Der Glcrf beS Cont
mon Glco@.8 erihtS fiir buS Inter
nebulcu 9eitiftet bot, lid munmcbr
rolhcr pcrmirflideu ula 5lterlt ongc-
nommcn muroc. Glitouieno Collars
limo bereita porber oufgcbrud)t NOR
oclL, mo nun bat &crr Gcupert icirc
9ercihuiQiafcit crtlurt, icillcrleitS
$4,000 bei5ltitcucrn.
Dos ltcuc @ebGll0c Oca @uilcn.
bolticS, lpcldeS OnS st. &ilccnto
&uiienbnus" al Der Nor0. 6ront-
StroBc sum groBcu Sbeil cricben
miro, ioQ an Ger 2)ortsGooO ucbeu Der
3 Mtcilcu Cane crrid)tct mcrOcn. &r.
@illium SonoboL BON mcld)cm 6oS
@rumoctQcnthum, ouS IS 9ldcr nm.
foBt. gefuuit mur0c, bot cbenfoIl9
$1,000 SIT bcnl ltntCrnchmcu Ncltiftet.
Gu& ncllc 8cb0ltoc miro $4,000 TO
item, ulb Nurd) 0nH &orgcbcu Oc5
&rn. Scllpert miro ungcnommcu. boB
ser Melt oes nnthigen Tono3 cbcuiolla
rQib bcidQiicn miro. Gos &crltnuin-
,ocn oe3 MoilenbauIe2 an Der 9tor0.
Sront.S trnBc 6cocutct jnNlcid oic
Gntierunn0 cil,er Der Gltciten N(nitul.
ten IN einent biitortldcn Sbcil oe2
Stoot.Gcntruma. 3oa ST. &il.
cents Aipl" luurhc bcrcitS in lS1O"ga-
9riilloct. Gle geacmu0rtiNcn @conlten
limo: ErGiibcnt Toom Geupcrt, I.
&ice- ErGiiocnt {obn :. Mobor, ,.
&icesErGliocut Sobn Is. &obniorL Sc
frctGr Sbnmoa y. 9urrctL. Sd)obnei-
tier StootSs EQUATOR i. 5. Campbell,
Gircttorcll Oior @opa, Stoot.HeNi.
Itrotor Narrp j. @oopcr, saul 2eluiS,
S6omoS 4. Wtc9tnltp, &ontca Sigbc.
Sronf 5. Ntltrpbn GborlcS i. GuullS,
4. 5, Gob6, Gupt. II. u. SullL Niids
fer 94iaiou VI. Gum GOmorO s.
Claus, Nep. 9. &. &c &illi. GOluorb
i. Wiccbou, Sbomoa u. GoiiiOp, Or.
y. 2. SopoeuL eugene 4. &alt9borL
Or. Goporo i. tc0cpitt, &orrp g.
Gum, Eotrid 6lnlti9on mo Sobn
:. Ioilp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-27

s(n Der Spite Der @eieGihait itebt
George Gpons, She Sonep Sop,"
Ser ulfieitc 9teger- Smitator, Der
ieine ;3llborcr gor nid)t aus Dem Ga.
diem berollsfommen l6Bt. Ncbelt
Gpons 5Gblcll 5lt oen Mitgliebern Der
Grippe George Ebather, GDoie Ger
norh. erueit 8entep unb Spbn Sing,
BIB grtrn,Ittroftiotlen iino benz Bro
grolurn btnaugefugt: Sultan GLttnGe,
Ser elegante uno qroiioie 2arnet.
Sou7ifer; Slice u1o FroDoIt III eInerl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-27

Sor0inul s. ibbonS miro am
Wtontn0 NodmittoN9 INN / llbr, Ell
ucr llntcrbultrulA I'M st. &l1ccllt
Sinner Aiul" un Der Iipilion StroBc
b~cilpohncl mo bnnn oen Niitqlieocrt
oeS Seton Stills G'cretn5" einen
GntpfullQ Nebcn. Wic 6creit@ berid)
tet, iirnt Der Goroinul bcilte 9tod)s
nlittoa in Ger ct. Misunderstanding in
Muancr'@ Eoiut ctluu 30 Berloncn.
Gin 2cbcnSmiiO der. - 9urd)
gr6Gngcn mnd)tc gcitern Der Is Sabre
nltc Mlliic Nbrobum Wicper BON 9tr.
1911, @uugb- StroIc. III eincni }in.
uler Der MoDtllta Oca 9teitouratelrS
Sploulon @recnfel0, Mr. 2O9, Silo.
Goen. StroBc. eilt Gubc. 3lpiltigfei.
ten nit ieirer Srali loQen belt Malilt
il Den 1oo Qctrieben bo6cn. Meper
fam geitern &orlnittog nod Dreen.
fcl0'3 Nirtblduit mo lebte iidl, nod.
Dem or ntcbrcre @ldicr Bier aetriln.
fen, III cin 6illter5ilnnler. Ger @irtG
filmnlcrtc lid nid)t neiter ltnl Den
Munn mn glaubte. oerielbe babe iidl
ldltgit eltfcrnt, ols leiit aoitoQllaer
gorllep NeiB Den Guiicn IN cincnr
3inlmer oes 5melterl Stodiperfc9 olt
Der Sbiire b1ngeno oltfiano. Ger fer.
beigeruienc Ar5t Sr. s. s. %SSoicpblolt
fonnte MIR nod Den bereit5 cillgctrc.
teren 600 conitotircn. Coroner Shos
mas Srtoler bonn oitlid|en Iiitrift
Iteate eineil uuf SelbltmorD lorten.
Ben SooeSihein olls. Wtepcr mar
Sd)neioer bon Beirut er hinterlobt
icine @ittue uno mebrere ainoer.
Der WeibnohtS IS c +.
M q II" 6eS Bachelors Gotillon Glii6,
luelder an 6reitug I6eno in Sch.
mnnn'S Safe n~bgehdlten luuroe, mar
cine Der brtlonteiten aeie[ihoftliter
Iffolten Der Cation. Gin 9duptei,
feft oe5 16ent5 MGR od5 S6nee6dn.
perfen, has besonr, ais bic u5r bic
WlaernodtDituroc oertInbete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-27

-. h'AAJPN't >''NAN'N >NN'fsNbN''hf
Or. G0luoro i. Wtc0 cpitt, Snrrp 2.
0un1, Eotrid 6lani9on mo Sobn
{. Goilp.
NoHmeGen Sur Mcllers
it c d erci. - Ms Nodnpehcn 81 Der
0cItcru bcrid)tctcn Wtcilerltcdlcrci 1T
Dem Hcitnlirnnt bon 9llerunbcr Mar-
ioci. Ar. 100, Garrett. Nuerute, bel
mcld)er Sobu =. 0urtc ciltem geluil
ien Nltorclu Scnbort bcillabc 0os
9ht0c orlaiticb, lit Die gciterl eriolgtc
@crbuitlulo ocS 25sidbrigeu Sennlei
WforAul, pom 9tr. 1871, AnorczS trabc,
mo ne5 23.iGbrigen ISM. WcGonlen
bon 9r. iGi7. Gubn.S troBc, 81 be-
troftcn. Sic Sei0cn Iollen ulgcbllh
al Der an 6rcitog Ibcllo III benl
obiNCn Hcltauroltt Ituttgcbabtcn Nalt.
icrci 6ctbeilint geluclcn iein. Die &C.
0clt 0ic Nei0cn %crbobcnc Nnihlllbi=
0ltl0 lnlltctc MIR oilt 9flibcItorllllg.
Sic mltrben bonn Foli5iItcu 3ebner
icIt0enommen url0 nod Dem liiollhcn
Iiitrift 0ebrud)t. 100 tic helltc cin Der.
b0r Dor auoi HelpiS III beltcben bobcn
luer0er.
Ticl bic S.rcppc berub. -
9llS iid) Der 10 Sabre ultc Sobn Mo5et
bon Nr. 31S. ErciiOelt.S truBc, &c
itern iriib gcNen 1 llbr 5ll @ett bcge'
ben molltc, ltiir5te er Ole Sreppc pom
oritteu noh Dem 5lueiten Stodlperf
Berdb mo crlitt cine. arnBe Millbc
am Mitterfopf. Gr mlirbe nod) .hern
ct. SolrpbnS oipital ilberfilbrt.
Gem Werib tSOerf q + II
ii bcrWieen. Setter DtciSoo-
Ocn. NSiaiom q. WicSooben mo s. s.
SnDlor, lpeldIe Dor eilligen Sogerl
mcgcn onQcblid)er Ginbriid)e in Die
MugAonS Der yNt0rolidJcn Central.
Nobll" pcrboitct Wur0en, iino 9eiterll
pom Ni6tcr Srieoel III DER mittlcrell
Holi5eiitotinn nllf bier Nnld)ul0iglu1'
gen bin Dem @eridytsperfobrcn iibcr.
mieien luor6clL nGntlid) IiebitnGl Don
brti &iitcn Glcnmoorell uno ciner
Yorlorp6r I'M @ert6c BON S9333;
pom 10 Aiitcn Gi0drren > ailtcn Cpl
rituoicnL 10 sSloihcn SpIrituolen,
10 Eudetcn Sabof inn Nertbe bon
$500; pom 3 Nilteu %Gllcmpaoren,
/ &iite EoriiinI, Is Four @iintntiltle.
fel, laiItc Sr0ngen, I Htlte Sdube
I'M @ertbc BON SS9.13 mo Gilbrlld)
IN Die Ma0gouo l1l6 m%lttblpiQigc
3erIt0rrll0 BON @aoren I'M @etroee
bon 1898.
&on gee unb Safen. - Ga
pitGn Mplic pom CAMPER nIobile"
bon Der o%gltlantic SrolSport Co."
iucld]er am 6reitog bon Intmerpelt
bier olfont, beridtet, odb Der Gam.
pier nm q. Ge5cnlber nilf 1916 @rao
ll0rolid)er 9reitc ltlto 1903 meltlifer
G1nge Den Oreinloiti9cn S6ooner
ngSorner Moore" pom H%id]nlolt0. 10
poilirte, Der perloIien llllo tbeilmeile
nit @ailer gefilQt mar. MaS aus Der
9eiobung 0eS SdoonerS iullroe, lit
nid)t befnnnt. Ger Sompfer flibr al
oos perlniiene Snbr5eug bcron uno
Gopitdn @plie ii6cr5eugte lid, oaB
li6 fem lebenbes 8eieg mebr all
goro oeiielben beionb.
In 0oro oes Iompfer5 Der oWfer.
dlarlts & Miner5' SrnnsportatioriS.
Gompngnie," Der geitern mad Sooan.
nab obiltbr, befanoen iid Die erIten
Grfuriioniiten oieier Suiion. Gie Gr.
turiion, lpelhe Soponnoh, Soflor.
piqe unb ct. 1~uguitine einihLiebt.
bdnert cine @She un5 toeroen 5te
ausf[iidLer ans Sar,uar hie5er III
9o[tirore ethtre+fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-27
3n Gbrcn ocs Scrrn Gnrlc.

Gic Nngcltcltcn bon Sltblna Sbcnter
nlod)clt Dem WcihGitSiilhrcr 50.
Is. Gorlc eil lilbcrnc3 Sbcclcruice
jllm @cihenf. - Gin Nnnfctt mo
Cans Iol9t.
Die 3 9ln1citcltcrL Sdnulpielcr
ltn0 Wtllifer ocS Subtn'S Ghcutcr oil
Dit @ultimorcitroBc, nnbc Nolli-
oopItrobc, iibcrrcihtcn an 6rcitoJ
9(bcuo nod S6lllB 0t9 SbcotcrS Oclh
@cldUitaiiibrer 80. Is. Gnrle uno
Gclicn @nttin cilr prod)tpole5 aus
lcd)a Stilfcn beItcbctoc9 lilbcrnc3
Sbceierpicc. Ger llntcrinb bottt
folgcnoe Sni6riit: nSerrn unO 6rml
&. &. Carrie BON Den All9eitelltcll BON
Sltbi1'S 3beutcr. @eibnnd)tcn 1908"
Ger Mtliiifoireftor bcS SbeatcrS Yro.
fciior :. u. Gears belt Die llcberrei.
dlnl0sreoc, olti meld)e &r. Gnrlc nit
beluegtell Wortcn iclncn mo letler
Srou Can't oltsiprnd). @eItcrnabcll0
folgtc Der lleberrcid)ung nod cill
9olfctt, bel meld)ent Die 9eidenftel;
Die Gbren11ite lpnrelr. No6Oen eirl
portreIilid)eS Wienil %lcrpirt mar, folg-
te cin ~ilotteS Sd15d)cL iueld)c3 ourd)
nmiifoliide &ortrdgc oe& Srhelter8
ililb SolobortrdGe pot Sri. @eprNct'
tc, &rll. 80. Hoiier ullo Vt Milion
rntcrbrod6cu lpuroc. Grit 81 Icbr
friiber Stlulbc trut ho2 ir6blldcG0!fz
den 0en ScinnucN al.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-06-03
BRYAN ON
Newspapers.

Ia discussing TIE value and
influence of newspapers and
duty they owe the public. w. j..
Bryan was prompt 60 remark
"This is the greatest country in
the world for newspapers. 1
believe with Jefferson that the
newspaper is essential in mold
ing public opinion. OF our news:
papers / regard the smaller
ones as the larger ones. The
big newspaper is a business
proposition that only those can
own il who are well Off, and as
n rule the man who has the
business ability to control
money large enough hasn't the
Training Of an editor and has 70
hire people 60 write editorials
for him. The editor who has
kept himself alert with what il
going on rs SO busy that ne
doesn't accumulate money
Great city newspapers are own
ed by some and edited by others
The man who is not permitted
20 put his conscience into ever,
line that is written is not th.
ideal editor. l believe that tin
ideal editor is the editor VIII.
owns his wv paper and say
what he himself believes"
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-06-03
ANNUAL MEMORIAL
DAY.

The first Sunday in June of
each year is designated as Mod
err Woodfhen of America Mem
mortal Day, to be properly Oh
served with appropriate ser
vices and decoration of graves
of deceased members.
Big Stone Gap Camp has only
lost one neighbor, Colbert
Jones. and the members of the
camp will meet at their hall
nextSunday at 9:30a. m, march
to the cemetery and after the
decoration of the grave, march
back to the NJ. T.. Church,
South. where Rev. Carter will
preach q sermon on Wood craft.
Every neighbor should be al
the hall on time and bring flow.
ers with him.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-06-03
n~Ec0RATION DAY

as Bethel Memorial Cemetery,
near Hubbard Springs, was a
great day. The congregation
was lirge and the services very
impressive.
l return my MANY thanks TO
Mr.. 1. n Moore. of Big Stone
Gap. for the baskets of flowers.
They ere the finest flowers
we had at the decoration al
so wish 70 thank the conductor
on the aumniV and The conduc-
tor on the l. < \ train for so
kindly hTingiug the flowers 10
me y &. BURKHART.
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painted at this place, and alec
the smoke stack ut the extract
plant.
=. q. Mcdaniel. Of Old Port,
N. c.. has accepted q position
with the carpenter force at the
extract plant at this place.
They are going to rush the re-
pair work on this plant TO com
pletion and put il in operation
as soon as they can.
Oscar Thompson and Chas.
Bailey, of Appalachia, were Wis
itors TO this place Sunday after.
noon.
There was preaching at Sui
phur Springs school house sun
day at $3.50 p. m. by Rev. Nc.
Dowell. There was a good
/ crowd out
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-06-03
THE TURNING TIDE.

Under the above caption Col
liers National Weekly says i'm
proving business is shown by
the steel report. and adds:
The quarterly report Of the
United States Steel Corporation
was awaited with keen anxiety
by the business world. Cover
ing the first full quarter since
the panic, il was expected TO
show whether the country had
begun 20 rise out Of the indus
trial depression or whether still
worse times lay ahead Tn G
previous report has shown earn
ings swiftly dropping from over
$I7. goo. 900 i'm October, the high
est I'm the history Of the com
pany. 10 less than $40. 900. 900 in
November. and a triiie over So
OO0. 900 I'm December. In the
present quarter th e tide has
turned. The January earnings
of 81. o52.7l3 were shade above
the S. .O34,53 l OF December. In
February the figures rose TO 3d.,
ZOO. 42S. and In March 10 81, AGO..
ss4 The total fer the quartet
was s.229. OO5, which. while the
lowest for any quarter since th'
corresponding one of 1905, eX
cecded the profits of that lear
period by nearly f5.ou0,00o
Thus. instead of suffering a de
preston worse than that of th
ninetios, as some might hav
feared from the severity of las
October's panic, we seem 60 b
getting OF more easily than "
did i'm the comparatively Sigh
recession of laO3-O4.
BY omii,iug amy appropriate
for new construction. amt sea
ing down its allow ance for do
probation. the Steel Corpor,
ton WAS able 10 show that
had earned its preferred an
common dividends in the itr'
quarter of 1905, with a bare s.
SGs over. TIE increase IN ear
ings from mrufh 10 month ii
dictates inatlt will not have
figure SO closely hereafter, az
what is true of the great bas
industry Of steel making
likely to be true in other lin
Of business.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-06-03
CADET ITEMS.

r. b. Beatty, of Merton, was
in town Tuesday on business.
Supt. IL. l.. Moore returned
from Old Fort. y. c., Wednes-
day. where he has been IA the
interest OF she Il. ). L. Co.
". q. Riadell. Of Chatta-
nooga, Tenn General Superin.
tendent for the L. ). l.. Co, IS
spending a few days az the tan.
merry and extract plants at this
place.
j. N. Willis ~ Co. r max
ing preparations 20 keep ice al
their tannery store this sum
mer.
Mr. r. +. Graham was IN ,ow'
Thursday with me straw
berries.
Bv oversight Ne failed g
mentioR the folio ~ir& persons
who were la she pscDsc crows
on SUNDAY May 2stn. MISSES
Mollie sherman ana Margare
Made aud Ar. Chas. Bowman
We arr very sorry NC cid 20
mention them "a .ast weeks Is
sue.
Nles Katherine NcCiosky
still ca the SICK list AZ this writ
inx
The L. S l. Co are having
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-06-03
TIIE DOC.

Aluau lnay know that his
dog h. worthless, that city dogs
in general are 8 nuisance; iut
that sentiment which makes q
man "A man, and a dog "a dog,
makes tears for the broken cord.
the several heart strings, and
startsthe fighting blood in a de-
gree all out of proportion 10 the
question of commercial value.
Your neighbor's high priced
thoroughbred YOU may con-
denim as an abiding nuisance,
but your own worthless cur,
who ticks your hands aud puts
Mss muddy paws all over your
Sunday vest has a way Of snug
ging next So your heart, and the
police commission that con
dennis him 10 death has
achieved everlasting infatny a.
your "a rs. The officer may
sleep on his beat while youi
store Is robbed. or the lie
par;ment graft the taxpayers
for untold thousands. but th'
Legislator who VOTES Tor an
anti.dog law, tie Msycr, th'
Council. commission or police
mau ~ $50 destroys Tie famii.
ls-i - or outlaw ~ud a pubi''
sssesn, ~ ypsei lhv 1sope 81 par
dom Bar 0f S0ch is dog rator
and tts &tadr.l ~psFsf, homAl
Haute ~ ssalantstg cttr.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-06-03
Heart Strength

Heart strength. CT Heau weakness meansNervs
Strength. or Nerve WeakaeSs-nothing more .
self. aCtuaiiy diseased. II = Almost always q
hidden tiny lt.l@ nerve that Really = az a. faulL
Thin obscure ne1gc-tne Cardiac. or Heart Nerve
stability more controlling. more governing
stzeurlh. Mith0sN thGt she Heart must continue
% Gall. and thc stomach and kidneys also have
hcso SAIn3 ccntroflinE nerves
This clearly explains Why, 49, medicine. Dr.
Shops ktIorAaTc has 10 The past done - mueo
the cauSc OF al this paintal. p0lpitstinE. sVdoca[
ing heart distress n. ShoopS E~c<craCvt--thie
popular prcecri pt.on~-i$ Acne airectcd % theeo
weak and wasting nerve center- u builds
ltSlrnzthens- & o4efS real. genuine aear help.
II you would b4Ne elrong Hcart8 strong dF
fhcm - ncettd with
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-06-03

fBluchcid Daily leader1
The following was mailed TO
a prominent Democrat of Blue
field by Mr.. r. p. Johnson, Of
Wythevilie, who styles himself
"An Old Hickory Democrat
when the lion eats grass like
OK.
Aud the fishworm swallows
the whale;
When the terrapin knits wool
en- socks,
Aud the hare is outrun by the.
snail;
When sorpents walk upright
like men,
And doodle bugs travel like
frogs;
When grasshoppers feed on the
hen,
And feathers are found 0 n
( hogs;
When Thomas cats vim in tie
air.
Aud elephants roo~t upon
tree 8;
When insects in the summer
are rare.
Aud snuff never makes peCp {
sne o.;
when fish creep ov.r Dry land
Aud mules ON velocipedes
ride;
VIII n foxes lay eggs in tls
sand.
4 And women in dress takes n,
pride;
When Dutchmen no louge.
drinks beer.
And girls get 80 preaching
on time;
When ,1e billy goat butts from
Che rear,
y And treason is no longe
, crime:
T When the humming bird bray
like uu ass.
~ Aud limbnrger smells lk
coiogue;
When plnwshar,~ are made q
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-06-03

The locals boys are practic.
ing regularly and will give any
of the teams who wish 60 play
them all they want 60 beat
them.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-06-03
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List of letters remaining un-
called for az the postoihce at
Big Stone Gap. Va. June LIST,
1905.
Robf. Biriie.
J.. ~. Chapman.
MARY Cox.
Mrs. Ellen Edmonds.
III. II Nutchius m.
Wlourn Luther.
Julie Mtme.
@. ID P"ar~ons.
Miss Nclene Wagner.
j. W. Smith.
Maud Wyatt.
Persons calling for any al
thn above l~tlcrs please state
/ that the, have been advertised.
W. $. Ross. =. M.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-06-03

The individual who has never
visited the great Eikhom coal
fields In this county. ON Boones
fork and Eikhorn would be- sur
prised at the enormous thick
ness of some of the veins. The
writer has rode horseback into
some of the openings and could
then only reach the roof with
an ordinary switch, which he
happened 20 have IN his hand.
There are other openings equal.
ly as thick as the one Just men.
toned. Up 10 few years age
the native land owners knew
comparatively nothing of tho
ereat value nf lAssc coal field.
anl man, of th~m parted WIFI
their holdings at tine low pric.
Ol hfiN cents per acre. hites
burg Mountain Eagir
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-06-03

SUBSCRIBERS are earnestly re
ouested 10 observe the date
printed on their address slips,
which will keep them at all
times posted as 20 the date
Of the expiration of their sub
scription. Prompt and timely
attention TO this request will
save all parties a great deal OF
ANNOYANCE.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-06-03
BALLOON ASCENSION.

Big Stone Gap and East
Stone Gap played again on the.
local diamond last Saturday
with the result that the East
Stone Gap boys were taken into
camp by the locals TO the tune
Of 10 to 3. Shuler pitched for
East Stone Gap up 60 the Sth
inuing. when be weakened and
was relieN ed by Mcdowell.
Then the balloon ascension
took place, the locals landing
on him aud batting the ball all
over the lot. When she came
down and the dust had cleared
away the locals had seven runs
to their credit. East Stone did
not tally i'm the sth and in the
9th Mcdowell was taken out Of
the box and Ebert Gilly was
put on the rubber. Gilly Jared
Just as bad. as the boys were IN
a batting humor and couldn't
be stopped. The balloon weni
up again and the locals scored
five more runs, thus making u
TO their credit. East Stone Gar
came TO the bat IN the 9th, bu'
they couldn't solve the delivery
OF Horton, only four men facing
him i'm this inning, three O.
whom struck out and the other
one dying on second base. To
tai score 10 TO 81
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-06-03

Weak women shouid try nr Shops
NIGHT Cure. These soothing. healing, an
fiscntc suppositnrics go direct So the seat o.
cheese weakness My Book 80. s For Mo.
mol' contains nanny valuable hints tn wo.
mcn. AND 10 is free. ASK Dr ShouQ. Racine.
Wa. to mail g. Ask the Doctor m strict.
est confidence. any questions YOU wish
answered. nr. Shoop Night Cure b. sold
hr j. So. Kelly.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-12-01
PANIC IN oRANITEWLLE CHURCH
Floor Settled Foot and a HaIf-One
Woman Injured.

Barre. Dec. THE Reverend Mr.
McCIennan, Of Boston. had just begun
his sermon in the Granitovile Presby
terrain church Sunday evening, a large
audience being present when a floor
prop gave way IN the cellar permit
ting The floor TO settle about a foot
and a half. AS a result an iron post
IN the auditorium became looscned and
fell with a crash The electric lights
went out temporarily and q panic inn.
mediately ensued Many persons
rushed toward the exit while others
Jumped through the windows Some
of the congregation remained I'm their
seats Six persons tainted and We're
arried ont of the building
Mrs Newman Mcdonald was struck
on he head da by HE iron pipe
that fell. or O block On top of The post.
She was rendered 1couscious atd
It was feared az FIRST hat she was
seriously injured mr. @. H. =. H7yes
wac summoned ard Oh, woman was
removed 10 her home where four
stitches were takon 10 close a wound
in MIS- Mcdonald scalp u is eX
pected that She will recover