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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-07-08
Basket Picnic
at
EiChhOlZ School

There has been 4 Basket pitnic
arranged for Sunday evening Jul,
18th. 900 commencing al , o'clock
P. N. at the Eithh0lz School dancing
for which good string band will lur.
niSh lhe music.lt will take place in lhe
school house. Soft d inks furnished.
Everybody welcome.
ThH Committee
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-11-17
200 MEN WANTED AT
DORCHESTER.

POO miners and Coke men
wanted at once. 736 Coke
Ovens i'm operation, working
every day Steady work guar
anteed 10 all men. Plants
nicely located. and have fine
coal veins AZ 60 s feet: no Gas.
Good miners making $3.50 20
81 90 per day. Good churches.
schools, Catholic Church ana
good dwellings. Transportation
furnished on application.
Colonial Coal & Coke Company
Sutherland Coal & Coke Company
Wise C0sI & Coke Company.
JOHN A. ESSER, Gen. Mgr.
Dorchester. Va.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-11-17
COMMITS SUICIDE.

The many friends of Mr.. w.
4. Woodwork, chief clerk of
the Interstate Mailroad Com
pany, az Stonega, was greatly
shocked on last Saturday Ia
learn that he had committed
suicide IN a hotel ia East ST
Louis the night before. He
had propped himself in chair
with comfort and pillows to
make death easy. A rubber
tube was connected with GAS
jet and held securely 90 his
nostriis ley "a towel knotted
about the tubing and tied at
the back of the head.
Mr.. Woodwork left Stonega
on November lst 20 visit MS
mother az Muncy, Ind. who
was sick.
Mr.. Woodwork was very
popular among his fellow
employees at Stonega and with
ali who knew him. He came
from Cincinnati TO Stonega
and had been there about two
years, and his friends are at a
loss 70 understand why he took
his lie.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-11-17

Too mnsl mcreileS> enemy bad Tor eO
lcars. declares Mrs Jame. Du,An. of
uaincsvillc Nc. WAS nr.ncp>ia. snif.r.
ed Intensely after eating OF DRINKING an1
could scarcely sleep. Amer many remedies
bad laiicd and several ductors gave me rn.
! trrd Electric H'ffcrs. which eurcI mo
completely Sow I can caf autth'nu. Nov
: cam eat anything lam cd years old ana
am oreiotcd io get nay health and Strength
back again. For Indigestion. f.oss of Appe
fic, Kidney fnnhie lame Rack Female
Complaints. its uuequalcd only soc al j.
W. Kelly Drag Store
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-11-17
THE REAL NEED OF OUR TOWN.

Big Stone Gap was settled by
men and women of education
and refinement, ard nature has
lavished abundaniiy on il of
her best. Its history has been
one of varying successes and
vicissitudcs and its citizens are
undaunted in their determine
tion TO succeed To an inter
ested onlooker the one thing
lacking above others is to make
il Cody town. one that will
stand up for the Lord and make
His cause foremost.
We have five churches in the
heart OF our town; how full are
their benches during services?
We have four hundred pupils
IN our public school: are one
hundred Of them found in our
different Sunday schools,
Where are the other three
hundred How are our sun
days spent Most of us. fear.
spend 10 IN recreation for the
body, not in Fefreshment for
the soul Worst Of all. some OF
us, reared in Christian fami-
lies, not only ourselves engage
IN sports during hours for SIN
day school and church. but lure
away many youths TO pocket
profit from these sports Can
not the hours Of religious wor-
ship, at least, be respected for
these boys. SO in need of early
religious trainings
DO we. as individuals. or col
lectively, uphold our pastors in
their labors. Do we realize our
influence in religious matters
over our neighbors, or that we
are our brothers keeper: and
that faith without works is
dead? IL is said in the scrint-
ures because thou art luke
warm, and neither hot nor cold /
l viii spew thee out of my
mouth. - In view Of our lack /
Of the Cody spirit. need We be
surprised that our town has not /
received strength from the Z
source of all power. and has not 1
grown ms we hoped and believ- /
ed it woulds Let us first of all 4
resolve 60 make Of our town n
God-loving and God fearing /
town, and TO send it's light out I
% other towns in our section.
aud we may rest assured that 4
all things else will in due course /
be added unto us. Y
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-11-17

The announcements has been
made that thirty-one States of
the Union have spoken through
their legislatures in favor OF
the Submission OF an emend-
ment 20 the Constitution, pro-
viding for the election of
United States Senators by direct
vote Of the people. instead Of by
State Legislatures as at present.
Further. shat twenty six states
have formally pctioDed Con-
gress g submis such an amend
menf. Five Others have gone
on record as favorsng the sum
mission II such an amendment.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-11-17

resident OF the state. IL he is a
citizen. he can hunt only in his
own or bordering counties,
without license. Deer NAV
be killed only in November and
December; quail can be killed
also in the month of January
and wild turkeys in January.
February and March. Ducks
and geese, at any time, as they
are migratory birds. Deer,
quail and turkeys cannot be
shipped out of the state. They
were formally shipped in vast
numbers 10 every part of the
United States.
Two Uvalde boys were re-
Gently out fishing on the
Nueces, and while watching
for squirrel upon a tree, they
discovered a panther tracking
them. One of the boys kept
his nerve all right, and with a
load of buckshot, brought down
this dangerous beast, whose
hide rs now on exhibition at a
Ovalde taxidermist's shop.
where may be seen the heads
and skins of almost every
variety of animals found in this
region. Many deers have al
ready been killed by Uvalde
people, although the season has
been open only a week; and al
ready we hear Of two men hay-
ing killed their wives accident.
~ while out hunting: one of
them man we knew In Uvalde |
last winter; also a man ac.
cidentaliy killed his best friend /
one day last week. But this Is /
10 be expected, as thousands Of
shots are being fired over she
country every day; and under
me excitement Of the chase.
men are reckless OF the direc.
ion in which they shoot
kattlesnakes are also to be
'eckoned with. A family of
migrants came upon and Kill /
I'd one over five feet long and /
At ieant Twelve inches IN girth. /
mile or two out of Uvalde. a
.ew days ago; and they also
ound and captured his mate
nearly as large. and brought IL
% town IN suck. They pro-
'oseG selling 80 az San Antonio.
where, they said, they could get /
fifteen dollars for d..
fear / have already made
ms letter 700 long: but III
bought it might interest the /
'ouug folks among your read.
rs. as well as such sportsmen /
IS Bullitt, Baker, Irvine. a. ai I
ID 0mnf.
If YOU can spare space for
ms aud one more. should like
O Tell OF some of the methods
10y hunters i'm captur-
ng the different kinds of ami
nails, and of some Of the adven
ures and hairbreadth ESCAPES
item met with by the spots.
nan in these almost tackless
7ilds.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-11-17
CIVIC LEAGUE.

Ine w OmEn'S CIVIC Leagu
held a general meeting in tn
School Auditorium, Friday
: November 5, at p. m.
Mrs. Irvine, president, re
ported that the Executive Com
mittee had held a meeting or
October Is, at which time The
chairman of all committee:
gave a detailed report of al
work done through the summer
months.
Several vacancies were filled
as follows:
Mrs. Will GoodlOe to act as
chairman Of finance committee,
Mrs. Bruce Tinsley as chair
man Of social committee, Mrs.
Taggart and Mrs. DR.. Lloyd
were appointed as directors Of
the Junior League. Mrs. Cardin
was appointed a member Of the
membership committee, Mrs.
Mollie Horton fills a vacancy
on the shade trees committee.
Misses Cbumbiey and Vera
Willis fiji vacancies on art com
mittee, Miss Burgess. Mrs.
Alex Anderson, Miss Madge
Dingess and Miss Sarah COch
ran were appointed TO serve on
the social committee. Mrs
Wolfe was appointed TO act as
chairman on the street com
mittee during Mrs. Bullitt's
absence and indisposition.
In view OF the new bond
issue a motion was made aud
carried % ask the council TO
pass an ordinance regulating "a
uniform sidewalk iu residential
portions of the town.
The art committee reported
that they are getting up a book
let Of town views for She holi-
days.
a motion % appoint a com
mittee for charity, which is 90
alleviate suffering during the
coming winter, was unanimous
81 carried.
Miss Chumbley wss asked TO
consult with Prof. Hicks in re-
gard 60 plans for "a public
library; and Co offer the cooper
stion of the Woman's Civic
League.
The street committee was re-
luested 20 see council about.
the care Of cemetarv. and
supplement- the present appro
priati0n for the care and inn
DrOvemont of Gods acre.
g. check of $1,000 was sent I'm
By the Board of Trade Go bee
distributed among the prize
winners of the c0l0red people
Tor the best kept premises. for
which { b e league returns
hanks
The treasurer reports SlS739
IN the Treasury.
The general meetings for
December, January and Feb I
'uary are disposed with. How
'ver, the different committees I
will be- active and in touch with (
'ach other.
The first Friday la March /
general meetings viii be re /
umed and new officers elected. /
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-11-17

When a gold becomes settled In the srs.
tenn, 7 vail take several DAYS treatment \.
are q, and the best remedy to uac IS Cham
Nefiain toneh Remedy r. viii cnrc quick
81 than ems othos, and also leaves the Sv,
Sold By Enterprise Drag Ga.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-11-17

While the forests Of the
United States are increasing at
tho rate of 100000, GOO cubic
feet c year, the country is using
%, 900. 600. 900 cubic feet Of wood
each twelve months.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-11-17

Without advertising in some
form no business could survive
for a year.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-11-17

The whole business world
rests OF a foundation Of conf
dence. When confidence is
gone, bnsiDess is gone.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-11-17

SCbSNNbrkS are earnestly re-
Quested 20 observe the date
printed on their address slips.
which viii keep them at all
times posted as 90 the date
of the expiration Of their sub
scription. Prompt and timelv
attention TO this request will
save ali parties a great deal Of
ANNOYANCE.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-18

 self regardless of lie
  weak"
 
 To strengthen activity of oaHs of digestion nutrition use Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery II is an failing confidence Of physicians well as inc praise of thousands healed by its In the from All ingredients printed outside Don't let dealer deude his profit There medicine for blood eOod Golden Medical Discovery
Arizona republican., 1909-05-18
THE '. M. |. A. NOW
 NEEDS THE MONEY
Now That Work Has Begun, Sub
 scribers Will Be Asked to Pay Up.

Now that actual work has begun on the new Y. NJ. c. A. building, the building committee has started out in real earnest to collect the funds promised two years ago for the cree ton of the structure. The work of excayating a new cellar and the plac- ing of foundations is progressing while the former excavation has been filled up and the old foundation blast ed to pieces.
 Those who have subscribed to the building fund are now requested to pay up" in order that there may be no delay in the completion of the building The following letters have been sent out to subscribers by Presi- dent Fowler and Treasurer McClung:
 Phoenix, Arizona, May 10, 1909. My Dear Sir
 By the enclosed circular letter you will see that active construction of the Phoenix Young Mems Christian assO- citation building has already begun, as a result of which the payment of subscriptions has been called for.
 In this connection it is a pleasure to announce that the territorial secre- tary. Mir. D. ". Pollard, will assist and cooperate with us in every way possible giving as much of his time as may be necessary, during the
Arizona republican., 1909-05-18
Criticising the Man Higher Up.

WA O difference vnnt kind of business EW you're in. tE2re is always q man H M higher up to whom you have to took G Y. f1r l, structi3ns. Tn every case you
 ci;her like Eim or you do not. And every ota,r er5rl"sc iH the ErsiDess k either a E.iend of his, indifferent to hin except as far as uctUul business Is cUu- ceraed. or q soan who loses 10 opportunity to krock him. Tn fact. a truthful fnvCsti- eatio1 ia the a7erRge clice employing 2 nl.-.:hcr If ,ncn will disclose the fact thGt aJoat OGe-Lair of the force con s;Gcr the highest enpioye in the firm q cdpa ole, efjiclcIt worker, while the ether half are certain be is merely buffer, who has hypuotized the owner and gotten away with It.
 Be careful of your fellow employe who delights iu telling you in secret all the alleged shortcomings of the man higher up in your firm. Ii Is generally Il plain case of jealousy with him. If you listen to him he will almost convince you that he himself !s the man for the job. lie tells you that every last emplOye of the firm dislikes Mir So-and-So, the man high CT uD. and ne Will try his best to get you to commit yourself in the same way. Instance after instance will he bring to your attention. each one of them dis para ging and possibly vindictive. After one or two meetings of this sort you will find that you have unconsciOusly as- socidted yourself with q clique, all of whom are covertly autagOnistic to MT. So-and-So. Cuques in any business ex- cept SOclalistic propaganda, or meet ins of Labrador fishermen. are bad for the young emplOye who enters into them. You're in the business to perform the tasks your employer gives you. You
Arizona republican., 1909-05-18
Fashions in Walking Sticks.

with e :argc. heavy s !ck. The t;miI inan prefers sight, delicate one. The clergy man ca.ii"s sticA that somehow las q clurchly appearance. And the cane of tae flop is SC ual:stal1lie that il seems al- most a part "f L.m.
 h past years the majority of canes have been made wi'h c.oos O. embossed si.,er or solid golI CD of th7 ;'a urIi WoO,i. This season. hoac,cI. .c,,rytflng seems to be tl,e straight canr with iound knob of gold O. si.err O: rather large size One of the most expensive canes of tac season Is lie one made euiir,ly out or tho horn or ;le ri,npcercs. Others Law only the rhiHOceTOs horn handle. Many of the newest canes show knobs in the design of animal beads. The Amer
Arizona republican., 1909-05-18
4 Ganlbril Roof Brick Cottase for S2,000.

''E 'GN2n BY CHS s. s-:nGwr"'.. ARCHITECT.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-18

~ACH season adds its several cane noy- A~ cities 10 the already numerous mem - bers of that family of masculine conceits In fact. there seem to be as decided lines of fashion h walking st'c"s as in clothing. ties or hats lH many European countries there age canes for use in the morning only. others for afterloon wear. and still others that are carried only when evening dress is worn.
 Canes nowadays are made for all pur- poses and for all men Mary of them are suitable for oTcnsiv, 0r defensive use, but the most of them are harmless toss made only 10 be csrriei by Idle hands. Character of the owner Is often denoted by the kind of cane he uses. The man who Is at heart a brute is generally seen
Arizona republican., 1909-05-18

may have and are entitled to your own opinion of the employe whom he places over you. But this is your own affair. and the sooner you learn to keep your mouth shut about 1t, the better or you will be. An employe who gossips with a half-GozeR of his fellow employees about what the man higher up did that he oaght not to have done. etc. is DO differ ent from the woman gossip who tells all she knows to her neighbor over the back fence.
 Many man in charge of a department of large business develops a ease of ''swelled-head" and becomes unfair and obnoxious to the men urder him. He may be all that you think he is and all that the other men in :he office say he is. But don't join the procession of knockers. man in mob Is lost sight of, but the fellow who stands in the open with no cne around him cannot be overlooked even though he may be throw ing his money down sewer. Attend to your work and strive to be transferred tO another department or another firm. if the worst comes to worst. But don't knock the man higher up, for be has you in a position where you can't hit back.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-18

months of construction and prelimin- ary organization which will be period of vital importance to our as sociatiOn.
 When the right time comes. and as soon as possible thereafter. a trained and experienced general secretary will be employed to give his entire time to this important field of work In the meantime, We bespeak for MT. Pollard warm reception and cordial assistance in every phase of the work with which he may be connected.
 Sincerely yours,
 B. A. FOWLER.
 President. Chas. A. Van der Veer.
 Secretary.
 Office of the Treasurer of the
 M. C. A. Building Fund at The Phoenix National Bank.
 Phoenix, May 1O 1909 My Dear Sir
 At last, after a long delay, the re- suit of two unavoidable causes-first the panic of the fall of 1907, and second. the waiting from June, 1908, to March, 1909, for the location of the Federal building and legal transfer have begun construction {. Of the Phoenix Young Mems Christian Association building on the southwest corner of the Y. M. c. A. block. The balance of your generous sub . scription (S.....) being now due and . payable and the building committee . needing funds for immediate use, will i you kindly remit same without delay to the undersigned, treasurer of the Y NJ. C. A. building fund, care of Phoenix National bank.
 II. J. M'CLUNG,
 Treasurer.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-18

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Arizona republican., 1909-05-18

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