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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-08-04
IRON AND STEEL MARKET SHOWS
GREATER STRENGTH.
Midsummer Ouliuess Has Not Developed
And New Business Grown In
Volume.

Cleveland, July - The Iron
Trade Review says. In an
centres the iron and steel mar
ket shows increased strength.
SO far, the midsummer dullness
has not developed. and instead.
new tonnage and specifications
grow In volume from week 90
week. The advance of s. a ton
on wire products is the forerun-
ner Of higher prices on plates.
shapes and steel bars ON which
the leading interest has been
trailing the indepents. while
the increase of 81 a ton on wire
rods indicates growing scarci-
city of semi-fnished steel. AS
a result of protest against
free ore. made this week by in
dependent producers. it is pro-
bable,that the conference re-
port viii carry "a duty of fifteen
cents "a ton.
The recent buying of basics
in the East has resulted in an
f advance of ~ "a ton. The rate
at which the corporation fur
naces are now operating leaves
little doubt that the month will
set new production record
+ The pig iron producing capaci
/ ty is being rapidly Increased by
/ the blowing of idle stacks in ali
parts of the country. and the
Carnegie Company is now oper
ating ffty-one of its fifty min,
+ furnaces. The revival of build
ing activity is reflected by th'
large number of contracts fo
structural steel placed durinl
the week, involving approx
mately $4,000 tons.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-08-04
COMPANIES TAKEN OVER By NEW
CORPORATION.

A corporation, chartered un-
der the laws of the State of
Delaware, with capital stock
of S3,50O.O00. known as Keokee
Consolidated Coke Company,
has taken over the lmboden
Coal and Coke Company. at
lmboden, Wise county. and the
KeOkee Coal and Coke Com
pany at Keokee, Lee county
among the largest coal mining
and coke-making plants in this
field The Imboden Company
besides operating a large acre
age which it own in fee, 0per-
ates several mines on property
adjoining, leased from the Nir-
ginia Coal and Iron Company,
one of the largest coal land
companies in Southwest Nir-
ginia. The KeOkee Company
which is one of the most up-to-
date companies in this field
operates a large boundry in the
Black Mountain field of Lee
county, Va, and Harlan coun
ty, Ky, leased from the Inter
state Investment Company and
others. There are over 200 coke
ovens at that place, and a like
number will be built very soon
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-08-04
Twas A Glorious Victory.

There rejoicing in Fedora Tenn A
mans hle has been saved and now Dr.
Kings NeS Discovery is the talk Of the
town for curing G.. Y Pepper of deadly
lung hemogrhages "l could NOT work no.
ger -5oet he writes "and the doCtors did
me no good. but after using DR.. Kings New
Discovery three weeks / feel like new
weak, sore or diseased langs. Coughs and
Colds. Hem0uhangcs. Hay Sever. LaGrippe
Asthma or any Bronchial affection 90 stands
unrvaled Price soc and Si.oO. Trial
Bottle free. Sold aud guaranteed hy D. W
Kelly, Druggist
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-08-04
BARR GOES TO SOUTHERN.

Hyder Barr, who used TO
pitch for the Dorchester team
of the Coalfelds League and
who has been with Philadelphia
Americans for two seasons, has
just been sold 20 the Atlanta
Crackers. of the Southern
League Barr will become first
baseman of the Atlanta team,
and according Go reports from
that city will report there for
duty at once.
He was given 90 Atlanta iu
part payment for Pitc d q r
Tommy Atkins. who was sold
! to the Philadelphia Athletics by
Atlanta Barr is still very
young and 70 is believed will
make a fine record in the South
ern League. He was formerly
with the South Atlantic League,
having been sold by it Co the
/ Athletics.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-08-04
DIR. PITT FOR
TUCKER.

Warsaw. Va. July 25 Rev.
Dr. r. II Pitt. editor Of the
Religious Herald. the Baptist
organ of Virginia. and strong
advocate Of temperance. ln a
letter la the Northern Neck
News comes out for Harry st.
George Tucker for governor
against Judge Mann. Dr. Pitt
denies the report that he is
actively at work for Mr. Tuck
er, but says. "l am thoroughly
friendly 10 Mr.. fuckers candi-
dacy, and will vote for him.
The announcement of DR.. Pitt
indicates that all the prominent
temperance advocates of Vir-
ginia are not solid for Judge
Mann
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-08-04
NEWTON NEELEY
KILLED.
Youth Who Could Nol Hear Was Killed
By V. & 5. ". Train Last Thursday.

Newton Neeley, Is years old,
was run down and instantly
killed by an extra east bound
freight train on the Virginia
and Southwestern Railway at
l:45 O'Clock last Thursday after
noon.
Young Neeley, whose parents
reside here, was defective in
his hearing and the presumption
is that this was the cause Of his
being killed. He was walking
along the track a short distance
west of the depot when the
train struck him. His body
was badly bruised and his
limbs broken.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-08-04

Found in Wells of Several Farmers iu
Turkey Cove.

Oii has been found in a mum
Der of wells recently bored for
domestic purposes in Turkey
Cove. Lee county In the well
of John j. Reason, the water
contains SO much oil that even
stock viii not drink it. The
wells of Harvey and William
Young, and others i'm that sec
tion contain a large per cent Of
oil
The water will De analyzed
and if it contains a sufficient
quantity and quality of oil am
effort will be- made 90 locate
the main stream by boring
other and deeper wells.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-08-04
What Judge Mana Home People Think
OF Him.

The real test of a man s
character is what his home
people think OF him. In view
of the attacks that have been
made upon Judge Mann in this
campaign, it is interesting to
note that every minister of the
Gospel. every lawyer, every
county official aud every news
paper IN his home county OF
Nottowav is cordially support
ing him for governor In the
primary four years ago, bat
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-08-04

De IN the low; Inarsny bottoms of the Poto-
mac. the breeding ground of mala7ia germs.
These germs caase chills. Fever asa nsua.
bii business. japdice. lasSitade weakness and
general debility and bring suffering or death
% thousands yearly. But Electric Bitters
never tail 70 tiStrOy them aud cure malaria
trouble They are he hest all-ranul tsnie
and cure for maiaria ever used r writes R
"A. James, Of Loueiien s. c. rhey Gu re
stomach, Liver, Kidney and Blood Troubles
aud viii prevent lypboid. Try them. soe.
6uaranseed By J. ". Kelly. Druggist.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-08-04
TUCKER CLAIMS he WILL WIN 81
$4,000 MAJORITY.

Norfolk, July 29.-Harry St.
George Tucker, claiming the
gubernatorial nomination in the
democratic State primary cleo
ton by fifteen thousand, closes
his campaign in this section TO-
night, with an open air address
10 the voters of Portsmouth.
Mr.. Tucker goes to the East
ern Shore tomorrow.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-08-04
REPUBLICANS
Nominsied W. p. Kent. Of WyiheyiHe.
For Governor.


Newport News, Va. July go.
The republican state conven-
ton, amid the widest enthusi-
asm and the most cordial good
feeling, TO day unanimously
nominated the Hon. w. j..
Kent, of Wytheville, now coun-
sci TO Guatemala, for governor.
Senator G.. G. Lincoln. of
Marion. Smyth county, was
nominated for lieutenant gov
ernor. and George l.. Rever-
comb. Of Alleghaney county,
for attorney general
j. l.. Cruppes was nominated
for treasurer. j. G. Robertson
for secretary of agriculture,
and b. X. Brent for superinten-
dent of public instruction.
The platform is long one
and the liquor plank reported
by the resolution committee de-
clared for local option. This
+ was attacked by those favoring
advanced ground on the tenn
perance question and led by q.
c. Collins and j n. Catron
they won over the committed p
report and secured am amend
ment provided for the county
unit in voting ON local option
I32, or two-thirds of the dele
gates. voting for the amend
lment.
To the disappointment of his
| friends, A. Il. Gillespie wired
last night that it would be i'm.
possible for him 20 accept th,
nomination. Immediately tn,
delegates turned unanimously
to Mr. Kent, and il becam,
evident that he would be choseI
by acclamatiOn at to-day s ses
sion. Senator Lincoln led th,
fight in favor Of the adoption o.
the local option plank.
Mr.. Kent Win Accept
Mr.. Kent will accept the aom
! ination. He announces that hl
is ready 10 surrender his pos
as minister 90 Guatemala. Tn
position he now holds pays th.
, same as the governorship, bu
, then he Is "a long way from Vir
ginia.
Right here il is not out o
= flplace 10 say that any persol
who knew the distinguishel
father Of Mr.. Kent woulc no
fail 10 remark on the strikin.
/ resemblance Major Robert c
f Kent was a tall, we'll built an,
q dignified old gentleman, hi
+ hair snow white and his rudd
S face clear cut and strong. Tn
b son is about the same size an
5 build, his hair being liberall
ttinged with gray and he ha
+ the air, walk and manners {
ithe father.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-08-04

lfyour liver is sluggish and out of tome.
and yon feel dun, bilious. c0nstipated take
dose Of ChambeTlaiR's stomach aud Liver
Tablets tonight before retiring and Won viii
feel ali right IN ~ morning Sold by
Enterprise Drug Co.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-08-04

In buying congh medicine, don't be
afraid 70 get Chamberlain Cough Remedy
There Is no danger from H. aud reiiefis sure
D. follow Especially recommended for
coughs, colds and Sbooping cough. Sold by
Enferprise Drug Co.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-08-04
Vast Coal Operations in the
CIinChfieId.


Manufacturers Record, pub
.rshed in Baltimore. William II.
Stone has a comprehensive,
Illustrated write-up of the
sCHnchfeld coal properties.
showing views of the Carolina,
cinchfeld & Ohio Railway, a
solid coal train, views of the
mining town of Dante, views of
the mines. etc. 1t is perhaps
ibe most interesting story of
that region yet produced.
Mr. Stone saws in part:
In the extreme Southwestern
part of Virginia, close to the
boundary lines of Tennessee.
kentucky and West Virginia.
there is being developed along
the broadcast possible lines one
of the largest coal areas i'm the
country, possessing, from in
vestigations SO far made, "a con
servative estimate of 100000. p
900 tons of coal and ranking i'm
value with the best produced
for steam and domestic pur-
poses and the manufacture of
coke and gas.
The property is that of the
Clinchheld Coal Corporation
and some idea can be formed
from the statement that the
quantity and quality of this coal
was one of the chief reasons for
building the S35. 100000 Caro-
line. Chnchield & Ohio Rail
way. connecting by the lowest
grade and most direct route
this coal field with that large
consuming area i'm the south,
extending from Virginia to
Florida. as well as reaching the
Central Western States by q
line now being built TO Fix
horn. Ky, where connection
viii bee made with the Chesa
peake & Ohio Railway, thos,
b eh n d the undertaking
thoroughly realizing that tC
properly serve its purposes
these properties must be de
ve.Oped I'M a manner that would
be- fully commensurate with the
value of the holdings. They
had in mind the vast resources
Of the south and the wonderful
future possibilities of this sec
tion in all lines of endeavor
That they are in every wa,
measuring up to their opp0r
unities is well evidenced by al
Inspection of the results alread,
obtained and which indicat
the broadness of the plan
covering the development.
The company's properties ar
located in Russell, Wise, Dick
enson and Buchanan counties
and have a total area of abOu
5O9, acres. Coal occurs il
five distinct seams. These
taken in order from the highes
downward, are known as fol
lows
ChntwOod.
Upper Banner.
Lower Banner.
Widow Kennedy.
lmboden.
A triangulatiOn survey ha
been made of the entire proper
W, and this has greatly facili
taied the plotting of the proper
ly and the location and layin
out of new development work
About one-third of the proper
'y has so far been thorough
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-08-04

Lower Banner. acres, 20,1s0; +
thickness, 4 feet; tonnage, S. /
444.00
Widow Kennedys acres. $40,
600: thickness, 5 feet; tonnage. .
$4,000, goo.
lmboien. acres, 1000: thick
ness, s feet; tonnage. 5000,
600.
Total acres. 94.ISO.
Total tonnage, 564, ,O34 900.
With these definite results as
a basis. and from general pros
pecting done i'm the remaining
two thirds of the property, it is
conservatively estimated that
there is altogether at least 81,
0oJ,000.00O tons of miuable coal
"a supply sufficient in quanti-
fy 90 furnish an enormous out
put for am indefinite period.
The production of . 2.0O0, 600 tons
annually, which viii be secured
10y The end of the present year,
is an being taken from open
ings ON only one seam-the Up
per Banner, so that the aver
age lay man can form some idea
of the tremendous possibilities
of this coal field for many years
90 come
In quality every seam of this
coal ranks with the best pro-
duced I'M the country. and by
tests and demonstrations made
IN actual use it has been found
equally valuable for steaming,
domestic and cooking purposes
and IN the manufacture Of gas.
These Goals can be marketed
perfectly clean, because they
are comparatively free from
foreign substances. and these
are easily removed
AS "a steaming coal. Chnch
field has been tested ia q large
number of the most important
plants and by the principal
railroads i'm all parts OF the
south. always giving the best
of satisfaction. and In no case
has there been a cancellation
on account of the quality OF
coal furnished. A a result of
these tests the company's out.
put has been readily disposed
of.
For domestic purposes it has
also been found especially
adaptable, and it's use alone
this line is enjoying a steady
and continuous growth. Profes
s0rs n. w. Lord and +. A
5 Hitchcock, of the Ohio Stat,
University, in their reports OF
e Clinchfield coal, state that as 4
domestic coal for use in opeI
, CRATES it lights readily; give
little smoke; forms good bodie
D of coke: holds the fire we'll an,
> burns 10 a fine. redish ash
I with no slate. and, therefore
J. possesses qualities which max
it especially suitable for use il
open CRATES and house furnaces
For cooking purposes Clinch
field coal from actual demon
strations has been found to pre-
duce a coke closely resembling
S in all features the standar
= Connellsville variety, and 10
+ use for such purposes bids fai
= TO become very extensive whe
9 it is more fully known. Som
:. of the coal from the Upper an
Lower Banner seams was coke
in the beehive ovens of tn
j. Virginia Iron, Coal and Cox
D Company, at Toms Greek, Vii
4 ginia, and the coke produced
although, not under as favoi
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-19
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sei olf Der 9ilofldte erlbien. taud.
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De nod fein @eriudl eemadt tie ge.
gen 8iirgidait aus ibrer Sait 81 be.
freien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-19
BrDan llnO garif.
Ger pYlauu bon Se6rasfa@ entwidcl
in elmer %erinmm!mHa ieine 9ln-
iidltcH iibrr cine ariui1e 9laHc
uOu SemOfraten.
Serriet6eu Die ssartri.
Qonos. Scr IA. sent.

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Ssiaiom 5. grpan CAB einen g(b.
rib ieiner sIniidten in 9e5ua oiif 0en
Sarif III elmer groBen @erianlmIumg
I'M Bulb SempIe. @r flaete babel
ole, ipelde Dem 9arteiprosr emm.
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lpore, imtreu puroen. allo iolhe an,
Die cine 8oamadt lnteridlugen. Sr.
grDm fam ouf cine Ginlaouna BON
Yorteitilbrern nodb EeroS, nm fiber
politilhe glngelegenbeiten 81 ipre-
diem. @r nonlite Ocn .Gannonis-
mus" eiuen 0espotiSmus unO Ihlug
eincn 3Gias 81 oen &egeln oes sIb-
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-19
Salts pcitIidle Reiie.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-19
nnn snttnn.
g9aiIlinaton. t3. Gent.

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erldiebcu. Srou Sutton botte einen
glr3t nno einen gied)tsanmalt sur
SteIle. geioe erfldren, oob OieScbuB.
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meiit oub Die 9aut uno one Scare
feinc @rau0ipuren uuflpeiien. iuas
iiher Der 5og eeipeien mare. ipcna
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abaeieuert moroen lpdre.
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geIegt nnO iuieoer begra6eu. borber
aber bntie Elm fotholiid)er @rieltcr
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Sutton nIs SeIbitmoroer in unae.
peibter groe beoroben iporoen.