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Coast League and American
Association May Play Series

t(By United Press Leased Wire }
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 30.-Ne-
gotiations are under way today
between Captain Happy" Hogan
of the Vernon Tigers and the
management of the Minneapolis
club, pennant winners of the
American association, for a post
season series to be played in Los
Angeles at the finish of the Coast
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(By United Press Leased Wire. }
LOS ANGELES. Sept. 80. =
Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland and
frankie Conley OF Kenosha are
scheduled to fight % rounds this
afternoon at the Vernon arena,
the winner to meet Abe Attell for
the featherweight championship.
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BY United Press Leased Wire,

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. 30
Gov. Dix yesterday sent special
message to the legislature IN
which ne urges the repeal of the
law which created the state box
ing commission.
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UP. S. 7 cam
To Shelton

The University Of Puget Sound
eleven will journey to Shelton
this afternoon for game with the
High school there. The game was
originally scheduled with Whit
worth, but had to be changed at
the last minute.
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BY GRANTLAND RICE.

EGINING Oct Is will be a day of Ill omen and
dire calamity of two ball clubs But for the
other it will be jamboree of joy. Picking UP
where they left off in 1905 John j. McGraw S
flashing Giants and the hard-hittiDg Athletics of
Cornelius McGillicuddy (slang for Connie Mack)
clash upon this dark date of superstition in what
should be the greatest world series ever fought
from the viewpoint Of financial returns well as
from the viewpoint of unrvaled sport
No past series in history will draw forth such
crowds hold such close attention.
COmnaring these two clubs plaYer for nlaYar.
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st. Lonis-New York game post
oned; rain.
At Philadelphia
r II e
Cleveland Philadelphia game
postponed; rain.
r II q
Chicago-Boston game postponed;
rain.
At Washington.
r H q
Detroit 9 IA Q
w aSnlnSIOu IL l.
Donovan and Stanage; Hughes;
Grey and Henry.
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SUMMARY.
BEES-BEAVERS GAME

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Victoria ...011000000-2 IL A
Gates and Shea; Surplus, Nc
Creery and Grindle.
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Athletics Infied Has the Edge Giants In Smuggling Ability
and Steadines At First Base Only McGraws Team Stronger


(EDTORS Grant
Rice
Here he infield of Athletics Other
stories Grantand Rice outield
the siuation)
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TACOMA

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Seattle ..... 1 6 400 q *-14
Tacoma 80. 900 % 0 1 1 o. 2
SUMMARY.
Stolen bases = Cruickshank
Raymond, Morse, Abbott. Dou-
BILE plays-Raymond to Ort. Two
base hits-Shea, Abbott, Fisher,
Moe. Home runs-Wiggs, Ho1-
lis. Sacrifice fly-Bues. Struck
out-By Wigs 4, by Moe A, by
Hollis 4. Bases on balls-Off
Wigs /, off Baker 2. Wild pitch
Hit by pitched ball
Weed by Baker, Ort by Hollis.
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N0AHiqh
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Let winter come, when baseball
men
And managers intrigue,
Well still be doping pennants
In the old Stove league.
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INDIANS-PIPPIN GAME

R H E
Spokane ...00012002*-5 IL
Portland ...110000100-3 Z
Houck and Spiesman; Easily
and Moore,
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the ball was hit, and Gilman, in
the excitement, failed to notice
him until it was too late. The
Grab got the ball, but was bumper
off his feet by the collision which
resulted, and Mullaley was safe at
first.
Continued Tomorrow.
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Carl Morris is not discouraged
by the beating given him by the
Pueblo fireman. He says he is
going home for three months to
rest and learn something about
ring tactics.
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His spirit is worthy of praise.
1t is well to recall the experience
of Jim Jeffries in his first fight
in New York. He met Bob Arm
strong and the big negro put it
all over him.
Sammy Trinkle, lightweight,
and Battling Robinson, middle
weight, champions of the Pacific
squadron, have deserted the navy.
John L. Sullivan won't run for
congress after all. His wife or
dered him not to.
At Rock Island, Ill, the fans
are singing this to the ball team:
Sleep on old ball team,
As you rest beneath the dews;
You didn't play much baseball,
But you sure were there on
booze,
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National League ],
American League

st. Lonis-New York game post
raiV
Audubon County journal., 1911-05-04
En sfJr / Afrika

Gaa i'm 9lfrifarejie 1875 beies-
te Stanlep BET itprlte 9ige inoe /
2alloet, llganoa peo 9tpan5aipen neo
ca. 1 MiIlion SsSnopaanere, Der le-
pebe Sebenlfab meo 9fennelfe=
ofrillger 0. lienv alorig bapoe bprt
triiten Sorfpnoelie, men nof ell
gmule Mubameoanisme.
Sen brsrnte Spoager Iortalte
&ongell ON 8riltenbomlnen %
lnaatte lobe banl at biofaloe OGs-
iionerer. st Har slar efter oroe
s Daislioerer beroner, men poo oen
$50 Mil lange 9anorins ira &plten
til Uganda bgoe De 6, og fun 2
naaeoe frem.
De mobtoges bel af &ongen. men
fort efter blep BEN enc mproet poo
en- Misiionsreiie. Ser fon inioIer-
tio llnbi9tning, Oeriblm1bt llgan.
oas slpoltel, Ben itotife ssSnsenier
slleranoer Wtacfap, og 1879 orbej.
beoe Z Mislionerer 2onbet. Can.
oet bapoe alorig baft Sfriitiproa,
aa De maatte lere SSnObpaserne
9o9ltaperne for oe fllnoe lpie gibe,
len, iom efterbaanoen opcriottcs
Srubltptfer.
s 1884 bpoe &onaelL oa bans
1s-aarige gfterfplger blep Dnrtiet
&riifenoommens Gienbe og begpnote
Audubon County journal., 1911-05-04
ELK HORN !
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L. HI. Petersen took trip to Aud
ubon Thursday returning Friday.
N. H. johnson shipped an Angora
goat to Ernest Odem at Lorah Mon
day.
Thos. Olsen and wife of Gates visi-
ted with Hans Marquesen and family
Sunday.
The Elkhorn Implement Co. sold
an auto last week to Chris Petersen
west of town.
Mis- Petersen has been improving
his dwelling by having bay window
put in the east side.
Hilda Petersen commenced her
duties al the Marns 4 Elkhorn Tele-
phone Exchange Monday.
Chris Maiden run rusty nail thro
his shoe sole last week and as a result
Chris is hobbling around on stick.
Mrs. Niesager and daughter Esther
visited with friends here Sunday, re-
turning to Kimballton Monday
morning.
F. o. Andersen came over from
Hamlin with couple of friends to
take in the dance at the NJ. w. A.
hall Friday night.
Ed Marquesen has been quite i'll
of late with sore throat. He has
not been able to attend his duties at
the store part of the time.
Peter Larsen Sondergaard took
"Big Hanks" place at Hansen
Heighs the latter part of last week
as Hank was laid up with the quinsy.
Our enthusiastic ball players went
over to Bray ton Sunday and played
wet game account rainy with tho
Braytonites. The score was tie IL
to u.
Messrs Andrew and Willids Rat
tenborg returned last week from Ca
NADIA where they went sometime ago
to develop coal mine supposedly
located on their land but the promo
ters have decided the supply of coaN
too small to warrant any further de-
velopment.
Elkhorn is boosting a new BALI
diamond directly south of town. The
boys have been putting in all their
surplus time by cutting off the sod
and leveling out the grounds. If
they erect grandstand of which they
have been figuring they will be fixed
out in fine shape for the summer.
Thirteen carloads of stock were
shipped out over the A. N. s. Ry.
Saturday. The Elkhorn shippers
were Petersen 81 Co., Geo. N. Chris
tensen and Chris N. Christensen, Geo
Petersen and tho Christensen Bros.
accompanied the live stock to Chica-
90 markets. The train however had
some bad luck before getting into
Atlantic with stock as one car was
derailed at Hansen Heights delaying
the train about three hours.
Audubon County journal., 1911-05-04
KIMBALLTON
|GzGs&5$d 5$dSS1sS SHsSlG1

p. Bertlesen moved into his new
house Sunday.
Nels Mortepsen visited friends in
Copenhagen Saturday.
Miss Koren Tvenstlup is working
at the Hans Bladt home.
About ten carloads OF cattle were
shipped from here Saturday.
Miss Palma Hartvigssn celebrated
her goth birthday April 3Oth.
Miss Kristen Jensen visited friends
in Elk Horn Saturday and Sunday.
Frede Nisager gave small party
for some of his boy friends Tuesday
T. G.. Muller won the Champion
ship for Kim ball.on as Whist player.
George L. Jorgensen went to Clar-
linda Thursday. He returned Sa,ur-
day.
A gay bunch of young people at
tended the dance in ElkhoIn Friday
night.
Miss Margaret Hansen had some
of her girl friends at her house for
supper Sunday.
Young Peoples Meeting will be
held in the Gymnasium Hall Sunday
afternoon May 7th 1911.
The Ladies Aid Society will hold
it's next meeting at Mrs. Rocks
home Thursday May 4th.
The ball game betw cen Jacksonville
and Kimballton was postponed on
account of the rain Sunday.
Miss Alma Madsen left Friday
morning for Lincoln, Neb to attend
the Confirmation of her cousin.
We are still wondering who fur
nished tho singing Tuesday night
down along tho railroad track.
John Pedersen from out west had
a runaway the fret part of last week.
The horses got Frightened and smash
ed the buggy.
School was taught in Kimballton
School Saturday to n axe up for the
Monday that the teachers could not
get here on account of the train not
running.
(Too late for last weekly
Mr.. Oscar Hartel is down with La
Grippe.
Jens Molgaard's baby is still in
very critical condition.
Ludwig Petersen is employed as
clerk in the Faaborg & Terkelsen
stoae.
Rev. Jorgensen left Monday. He
is to give lectures in the Young Peo-
piles Societies of No. 5.
The meeting hold Wednesday night
in the Gymnasium Hall to get Sig
ners for their Railroad Bonds didn't
give the result desired by the Direc-
tors.
John Esbeck, Isaac Terkelsen and
Julius Larsen went to Des Moines
Friday and returned Saturday with
q now REQ automobile for Niels Jo-
hansen east of Klmballton.
Little Olav Nielsen, who has been
at the Nisager home since his mother
died last fall, has now gone back to
Elk Horn and will make his home
with his uncle and aunt, who have
just recently come over from Den.
mark.
Mr.. Samuel Kallto, a German mis-
sionary from Mesopotamien gave a
lecture in Kimballton Sunday. $50
was contributed to him to help build
home for the children that lost
their parents in the massacre by the
Mohammedans Aug. 10, 1909.
| Johanne Jorgensen, Anna Jorgen-
sen, Sofie Andersen, Margrethe Han
sen, Davida Sorensep, Marie Jensen,
Anna Petersen, Ella Petersen, Dag
mar Jensen, Hilda Jessen, Frede Mis-.
ager, Marlus Jorgensen, Peter Soc,
Aksel Faaborg, and Anders Ander-
sen were those who were confirmed
in Kimballton Church Sunday.
1 -
Audubon County journal., 1911-05-04
It forfglae Sc @riltne.

at tortelge De &r1ltne.
S 1886 los ban noele &riltne
inofoote brol1oe Icpenoe. 9iIfop
S5olu1inaton, Der mcb ct 6plee al
so inbfpote &riltnc sur unoerpeis
til 9onoet ira SOFTEN, lob aongen
fanee og benrettc mes ollie bans
9liGl1o. @ilfpppen ienote meo line
@eoler &pngen Sen @ilien at ban
Opbe for Uganda, og oa @uoifabet
ON bans Martprbpo naaeOe gne-
lano, melbte Ser Jig ltrots 80 llroc
a9tanb parate til at gao til ltganbo,
Ser raieoe &ongen iom ct pilot
Audubon County journal., 1911-05-04

ieg flntoet 9rinIesie1L ser ifol bjal.
pc mig at leile @aa0en. Sg ralt
iatte ban lig neo og los bel1oe lioSc
op paa bans breoe, iterfe Sfnlore.
% gif meb burtige, falt Sfriot nef
moo stranoen, bopr 9aaoen laa, ol
bar fGroig til at leile bnab Mil!ui
oct lfulbe nere.
Ga ban fom til 9aaben, piloe boll
iGtteI Erinesen oen; 1llel1 set pil
De bum life, BET bialp life bpor NE
get ban trpgleOe, bun blep Dpor bln1
par. Saa blep ban preo og pilol
falte benoe al; men set f11nbe ban
life mere gipre ello ripe i'm eyer
slrn al. gaa bcspnote Solf at le
og raabte til bam:
yGu bar nof funbet en- Hrill.
iesiel"
Ser blep itort Splpb, os jeff
&ongen fom til. 2elnaf prspeoe a
ollie areiter at befri Jig fra Grin.
leslen, men alt forgiepes. S Iil
Gaanoe bao ban &ongen, at bpis
ban funbe fri bam fra griniesicn
laa pilbe 1an ltrafs gaa i gaaoel
pg leiIe oell ieIp ON bet ifulbe TO
ite bans Sip, for MI piolte BON al
ser nar noget perre til ems at br,lf=
ne / 8an0et.
&pngen LOS itrafs ollie fine gis-
nlnnb faloe; oe laa alle paa 2emat
og iagoe: uSan bnr nof fl,noet Ell
&riniesiel" a11n to par ser, ion
blen ltaaenbe og laa paa 2emaf.
Seq giper goer alt ieg ifal bape
for 9aaoen, bpis S blot fan fri mig
fra Grinieslen!" uobrgo 2e1naf Jim
Gaanbe.
usaa Iu tror, at 0u fonot en-
Griniesie @enoeitenen," iaeoe oe,
og 10 baanligt. ugeu ia, hi ifol ie,
bpao pi fam gigre for Gis."
saa tog ben enc &ismano se=
MATS Sopeo og traf fremao, o9 ocn
alroen tog 8riniesiens Sen oa
traf tilbage al alle arefter. Ernl=
leslen ifrea og bug line Jingre ionl
&lpr / 9iaffen paa2emaf,og laa ifpn
bum 9ipg lon Ell gal aat. gismal-
oene traf og ileb, iaa 2emafs @als
blep iaa lang, iaa lang, og ba DC
enoelig ilap og iagoe::
uSaa III fan Iu gaa, for 1lll Ell
9riniesiens Sen longe nof til at noe
Soroen og er lige laa lange Jon
oine, iaa bine Sen bar fife mere al
bere emo Eriniesiens,
iaa 0rejeoe 2elnaf Sopebet poo
Ilil1 lange 9als for at ie, pg ban iac
oa Ell itor 8uffel paa lin 9tpg, Del
bar beffet al set Spi ban bapo'
iparfet til Nenoeltenen; men 81
ban piloe gaa babbe ban fire Sen
Isule gisnanoene pestei 6insre ol
fnilte, og &on9en 10, laa BET fluffe
oe / bam. aien iaa por Ser en- oel
raabte:
vgn 9ebreer Sfse! Gn Sebreel
Sfse!"
slflteo moatte 2enaf, olt bpoi
fan fl,11oe lfribte al; men ba oe fon
/ 9tarbeoen al 2rfenen, mpote 81
EN- Mano, Ell @refer. San par el
| af benl, Ser gap alting gtopn, ol
beb Serobot. 2emaf ifpnote iig bort
for ban fjenbte bam fra gpbelns
men Solf pegte ssingre og raabt
efter Dam.
lten Sero0ot iagoe: u9tei liffel
Ell &amel!" men BON loa 6anl fun
bagfra.
Audubon County journal., 1911-05-04

wrote to Mrs. Pinkham for advice. IN
short time had gained my average
weight an1 I'm now strong and well.'
Mrs. SALfIE STEVENS, r. F. d.. No.
3, Box 81, Waurika, Okla.
Another Grateful Woman.
Huntington, Mass 1 was in ner
vous, run down condition and for three
years could find no help.
:" owe my present good health to-
Lydia 3. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound and Blood Purifier which / be-.
lieve saved my life.
MY doctor knows what helped ma
and does not say one word against it. .
Mrs. MARI JANETTE BATES, Box
l34, Huntington, Mass.
Because your case is a difficult one.
doctors having done you no good. do
not continue to suffer without giving
Lydia 3. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound a trial. 1t surely has cured
many cases of female ills, such as in
flammation, liberation, displacements.
fibroid tumors, Irregularities, periodic
pains, backache, that bearing-doWn
feeling, and nervous prostration,
Audubon County journal., 1911-05-04
ornpiet neb in1oo sgappten.


ten, baohe ban brugt olle Sc Eenge,
ban fit al &jpbina1oen ira Spra-
cnie; Sc iibite tog npgle Rpuere ira
ban; men ba ban oeioa forltoo oen
&llnlt at ipille paa Strcnge og flln=
Sc tale og forltaa ilerc Sproa 1aa
bar Fan pellet, bpor ban fnn trent
% fit oltio llpf at ipiie. &IGoer gift
set mes Ionr net fuune
ga han fpn til sGgpptet, ipgte
ban til bpor bm iaa Sfibe, for at
faa rogct at fortiene. Ser gift BET
ioaoan at bans Gpste lon1 Sfibs=
bpgger lpreoteS iom gtop for gin=
Sen, og ba ban en- Sag bapbe laoet
Srb falbe ON, at 6an fllnoe bpgge
en- @oab, ser gif lige iaa gobt imoo
Ginben lon1 meo 8inben, og Set fom
&ongen al Sbeben for Gre, LOS ban
Senaf faloe og iplrgte bom, ort
Set bar lanbt at BON fllnoe bpgge
en- iaaomn gaao. Sertil ipareoe
2e1not ia. &ongen befaleoe bom So
at hpgge bam EN- iaaoan @aan til at
leile up og neb ao 9lilen meb. Sg
ltrafs fit ban alt BET Semmer og
alle be San1n1erm9no, ban fnaoe
BRUCE, og set pareoe beller life mon=
&c Tiger, fpr gaaDen pur feroi9 til
at Lobe al gtabelen.
0serl laa fom ban Ell llen &ni=
be; ber par Ser ingen, Ser forltoo Jig
meget paa at i1pre Ell Sejlbaab, og
ielp tl1roe ban life pope Jig no paa
Ganoet. San par life bange for at
lpemme pper 9eiIe11, lo1n ban bapoe
giort pper alle De Slober, iban Tom
til. aHen at pere Ell 8aab, o9
fple Ben gpnge l,noer Jig, BET tnroe
ban life, iaa blep ban ionl ban par
fra Sorltanoen.
ga MI aongen bgrte oette, at
9aaoen par faroig fom BON for at
lie ben. 2enaf fortalte Oa &ongen,
bporOm oet bang lammen; ban tlr=
be life ielp gaa 9aaoen og leile
oen. aonsen troeoe, at Ser ltaf an=
bet llnoer. bette. Strafs befaleoe
bolL at Der lfuloe bploes Gagt uper
2enaf og bnis fan life inoen tire
Gage enten fonbt en- Mano Der fun
oe ieile 9aaoen, eller ogiaa ieln lei
leoe BEN, loo lfulbe 9aaoen ll9bes
uo til @apet, pg 2enaf lfuloe 90
binbes til Mialten og naar ginoen
oa bar fra 2anb, lfuloe man lple
@aaoeu og laoe Sen oripe bpor ben
Sen piloe.
9eu foln 2emaf / flor gaanbe; o9
ltrafs lpb Fan uo paa 9bebens 60
Ser for at finbe Ell Wano, ban flnoe
faa til at lejle 9oaoen. Sorgiapes
lpgte ban bele to ianiuloe Gage, og
par felt peo at tabe Mooet. SON
sif og itirreoe neo moo sssoroen og
fit Da 2je paa Ell 9plbt Spi Ser lao
i 9ienoeltenen.
uSpao mon oet fan pGre2" t9nf=
te fan os iparfebe til Set.
uSporfor iparfer 9u laaoan til
mig?" lp6 BET fra gploten.
uSbao?" iae6e 2emaf, Ser ltrafs
fit lit samle Sunpr peb at fonme
til at t9nfe paa noget anbet. uSpao,
er Ser nogen lepenoe Sjel oet
Ipj berg"
ussSa set ifuloe jeg meme Ser err"
lpo oet fGft og ltolt. uSper anoea,
Der fomlner 1orbL lparfer mig, o9
ingen bjGlper mig op."
vGa fan leg gierne 6jelpe Sig
Iibt," ia9oe senlaf, Ser 10 bar i
Gaanoe,og fllnoe iaaleoeS beore babe
Mebfplelie meD anore. San bpjeoe
iig neo o9 lpftebe liot i Spiet og iao
til i'm ltore Sperralfelie ct rngt Ei-
geonligt.
vSporoon / sllperoen er 1u iaa-
oan fonrmet i Set, at 9u mart er
felt orufnet Henbel ltenen?" lpurgte
Semaf forlnbret.
uSpprg III fife onl bet, men
bjelp mig op."
Sertil bar 2elnaf life len, og
mart ltob Ell nng, fulopofsen Eige
peb Siben af Batn.
Audubon County journal., 1911-05-04
Farmers, Attention

A farm free in the Wheatland Re
clamation district, only 30 days res.
idence required. Title direct from
government. Inexhaustable supply
Of water ready to turn on land. Sew
en- years time given to pay for per-
petual water right. Land close to
Ry. and good market. No crop fail
ures. Fine climate. Thousands of
acres IN this district have yielded
bountiful crops every year since
farmed. Not more than 100 acres
given any one person. Only 10000
acres left. Improved farms in this
district sell for s275.O0 an acre.
Cheap rates given those waiting to
see land. For further particulars,
information or literature write or
call on
Audubon County journal., 1911-05-04

Don't forget to jolly up and pick
the jolly you admire most, clip the
off the Sack leaf, fill it out
and send all to the Journal.
Audubon County journal., 1911-05-04

and SO nervous i
could not do any
thing. The doctors
treated me for diff
ferent things but
did me no good. I
got so bad that /
could not sleep day
or night. While in
this condition | read
of Lydia E. Pink
hams V ge ia BILE
Q o m po un d, and
hn rrp,, s4~
Audubon County journal., 1911-05-04
AFTER
I YEARS
SUFFERING
| Was Cured by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound

Waurika, Okla.-tsI had female trou.,
bleS for seven Years. was all rnn down
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N S s NorfaIGl5Wesian
uznsrn1a1n1a-a Schedule IN Eject
june % ION

'N"" go AVA
LEAVE NoRTON-o80 70,
Lynchburg and intermedaie n
tious Pullman sleeper nleiai
New York via liagehiovn a-i
Pullman sleeper Roanoke 90 R.h
mond aud Norfolk Also gcluet0as
ut Blueheld with trains Wes'blln
Pullman aleeler Go Cincinnati t
Columbus
LEAVE NORTON-2.gO p m for1g.a,.
North. East and West
LEAVE BRiSTOL-Daily 6l5Dn.
for East Radlord, Roanoke. iyu1
burg, Petersburg, Richmond lli
Norfolk Pullman sleeper bnrkt
90 New York via HagcaioWu SOB
Harrisburg Pullman rarlDs CHm
Richmond
5.ij p M for Norfolk and In,orHtdlo
points, Pullman SIocWrs 90 Norfolk
1852 p. M and 1.35 - 700 Omitted >i
trains with pullman sleopers N Wash.
iugton Baltimore Philadelphia fi
New YORK via Iynchburg ie, n'i
make local stops
l2.l5p 90 daily tor 400 points oeFEa
Bristol and l-ynchburr Connects .
Walton 40 5i0 %. 300 with Oh. 81
Louis Express for all po.nu vest aa.
northwest.
II you are thinking of taking ia.
| You want quotations, chcaplst ian n
liable and correct information
routes, train schedules The most comfort
able and quickest way Write a1l 81
Information is yours iur lle AskIn1 NA
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Actual
Starvation
Facts About Indigestion and
Its Relief That Should
Interest You.

Although Indigestion and
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-12-13
NOTICE

To J 3 Johnson
You arc hereby notified, .hat at sale
of property Cor delinquent taxes made by
II T. Bafron Treasurer for Wise Coun-
ty at the Court House on tho LIST day Of
January, 1895, purchased lot q Block
%. Plat /, situated in the towu of Big
Stone Gap, Wise County. Virginia, FOR
the town taxes and icyics due tine said
town for the year 1901 on said lot. fer the
sum OF 81 II, and after the elapSe OF four
months from due publication of this no
tice I shall apply TO the ClcrS OF Wiss
Circuit Court Tor a decd for said lot, the
same standing in your nsno ON the Com
missioncrs books 81 the date OF said pur.
chase Respectfully,
w 5. MATTHEWS
llnnnt.1h..r lAIf
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-12-13

The Virginia a Southwestern
Railway Company has received
the first of it's large consign-
ment OF new rolling stock ln-
Guiding heavy engines steel
cars etc The first 90 arrive
being one of tine big Mikado
type OF locomotives To was
delivered 10 the company at
Bulls Gap, and ran under it's
own steam from there to APP
palachia, from which point in
viii pull it's first coal train
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-12-13
NOTICE

ToJ % Small
You are hereby Notified that tho under
Signed wall apply 20 ,he Cicrk of the Cir
0ut ourf ior Wise County four mouth-
after the date of ihi- notice for deed
conveying TO me Lot i4 Block 23 PLAT
in the town of BIG Stone Gap Wise
County Virginia. tho same bemz pur
chased boy ne lor Delinquent taxes due
iheeou ct the sale los Is T. BARRON
Treasurer. on the Cab day of january
1900, for Che sum of Si.45 Tor faxes due
tho said town foT thc ynl 1908. Whici
said Tot stoed in your mamie on the Com
mIssionurs books 40 said date
Respectfully
vs. S " ,rigWs
uccomher IS 1911
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-12-13

Mr.. w L. Beverly is poorly
now and scarcely able to walk
about his room without assist
ance His son, j r. Beverly
of Tennessee, and daughter,
Mrs Polly, of Big Stone Gap,
are with him. w 5. Beverly
came over from Big Stone Gap
sunday and remained with him
two or three days. Gate City
Herald
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-12-13

Two French editors fought a
duel in the presence Of twenty
cameras. Anyway, they were
not afraid Of snap shots.