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told us SO at school, and I guess she
knows It's harcs. and not rabbits,
that bring the pretty cggs on Easter
eve
oh what's the dftercnce?" asked
Jack. in dcrision. They're both the
same-hares and rabbits"
''rha: shows what You know" re-
torteu his sister. flares are born with
their eyes open and rabbits aren't and
besides, hares can see behind EN- as
rabbits can't. And we never had East
CT hares here tin the Germans came
over and brought them There, now,
Mr.. Smarty, 1 guess l known
"My sakes! What the chillun don't
know these days" calculated Mandy.
And what else did yer teacher learn
yo' about Easter. honey"
well. she said that once upon a
time all Easter eggs wore dyed red
to represent the blood of Josus and
that piekin't eggs was played in Eng
land long before we knew Of II here"
That's nothing to what L know"
interrupted Jack. II bet you can't tel,
where they SEQ the sun dance on East.
or morning."
II don't believe it dances anywhere
more than it does here" observed his
sister.
1T doesn't eli? Well that Irisb cir,
was tcllin us that in Ireland they ali
used to set up at 4 o'clock on Easter
mornin' to see the sun dance in honor
OF the resurrection, and that If YOU
couldn't see II daIse by loolsn' al II
directly you could see it do ii by
watchin' It's reflection in bucket OF
water"
Especially II YOU joggled the
bucket little" came the iconoclastic
shaft from Aunt Martha much TO the
delectation of Policeman Hawkins who
had paused 10 ovcrhear Bcss's little
lecture
Whip Their Husbands Ennter Monday.
land ] can tell yc of Heaster Gus
tom thatll delight the ladies'" inter-
posed that particular one of the finest,
with whom pleasing the tender sex
was ever a studied purpose. I'm Dur
ham, where ] come from, the women
arc allowed TO whip their usbands
every Heaster Monday nor can the
men turn air of the leads or their
day.
Pity it's not the custom here oh
served Aunt Martha. swayed from her
original purpose Of ignoring the po-
liceman.
off with whole hides IL yousgot your
just deserts"
VERY likely, maam; and maybe that's
why like ,Hamefica better: But let
me tell The little gal ERE as 'ow hegg
roliin' come 10 washington. The idea
was brought hover by the Scotch. as
used to roll their hannocks down the
Ills in their conntry-thcm was their
little cakes l,made of hoat or barley
meal, baked on the hemhcrs. But
these hannocks got out of style ere.
and they took TO rollIn' heggs him
stead"
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parisian Sage is Surely the
One Great Hair Grower

my heat. The itching in my scalp quickly
disappeared. am auctionccr at the
Baa<aaf, corner Ninth and Samson Streets,
ana como III contact with five or six hun
dred people twice a week | AM 65 years
Old and have been at the Bazaar 81,
years am well known all over the
country, and hope this testimonial will
help some one else as i has me.
YIN y. Hopper, Auctionccr Hank
n nc! Bazaar, Ninth and Samson Streets,
Philadelphia, Pa. Ii.
PARlSIAN SAGE hair grower is sold
by fragile Drug Co.Sand druggists every
where loF 50 cents a large bottle and
guaranteed 70 stop itching scalp and fall
ing hair and abolish dandruff or money
back II is the most delightful and re-
ircshiins hair dressing ard hair bcautifer
IN the world Mail orders filled, charges.
prepaid, from tho American makers, The
Gerou% Mfg. Co., Buffalo, n Y. Girl
With Auburn hair on every carton.
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Or. Caldweil's STRIP pepsin. .whic,
STANDS t1-dny. after generation. az
the ideal remedy for old people. wo-
men chi.dren snd all oiliers who re-
cure q ta.ld. natural remedy We
could Sivn The names OF thousands or
old pcoplc who use noiliag else hut
nr caidwells syrup repsin. among
them Air q. \, Lewis o. Bcntonviile,>
n,k,, ana Mr.. Enoa G!ipin, OF Danville.
TI,ey Nrst Synt % .pr caldwell for
q free sample bottle. which every
reader 's.i9Yttcd 70 do. and then. hav-
ing testof Il and found 81 satisfactory.
they hoGsat Il or their druggist az
MY cents and one dollar a hottie.
TIER words q ruelie praise should
prompt the present reader 10 AZ least
SEND for sample bottle II costs
nothing. Results are absolutely guar
an'ced Or money viii be refunded !.
lrchasc Of his remedy ends his obligation.
wei diseases for over forty years, and will
= the subject free Of charge All arc vel
cal advice or the free sample address him
=, Monticello, III.
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them and take the grease off after
ward?"
Il sho do, missile. And it do seen.
but yestiddy when done took 20 and
The massa up in the Capitol 70 de fust
tim+. when de cniilun done all their III.
Fpliih' dar, down the lawn on this side
Ana don't remember how the Young
nassa carried on when The old massa
he read outen the paper that the police
wasn't gwinc 10 allow no chillun there
on Easter Mondays no mo-, and how he
done nearly busted hisself with loy
when ne heerd afterward that Mrs
haYes had invited all OF the chillun
IN town 10 come 10 this here lawn AMI
roll their aiSs TO their hearts content -
Itat wss the first time we brought
lht boys father here Aunt Martha
recalled. Mrs. Hayes was good
hearie ed, inotherly woman, and she was
never 100 busy 20 play games with
little Fanny ana Scott"
Clcrclnnd's Faster Party
Ah 'd 90 YOU mind the time chile,
"9en we took tie younger chillun 10
TIC fust a!e rolln' Of Mi Clevelands?
H"pu tTendtatnrrs alive. VIII i ever
forslt thar day."
The tinie OF the JAM"
ias SIN that war when Mr.. cleve-
lahu Wsrn't married yit an his sister
war a-keepin' house fer him. a lot
81 ioiEs was in the east room. and it
GOT noised about that he war acotnin.
Gown TO shake their hands after lunch.
How ihe chillun got a hold az thc
news the LAND knows, but they cram
med into That there room IKE they
Was 70 camp mcctin'. Tho usher men
was for ciearin' EN- out. tell the Prcsi-
, dant he sent word to leave en- stay
Bnt after he had shook hands with
! t"o orEthrec hundred of en-. he had 10
girA Il up. M
/ The poor mans backs near broke .
So So ono Of them usher mon 10 me.
u IL WAS arown-iip folks he
! Wpuldnt have 10 ben over so far"
''lFiNe kids in the C,inr,lroom.,
| ara Just then Billy came back with
! news 10 relate.
4 FIVE lsifs in the guardroom al.
J ready he announced with rnore
I amuscment than alarm
| nat did they do" injured Eess
/ DO noth;n'. Got lost" IA
| Poor little tots! Are they crying q
| inquired Aunt Martha
You bet they're not crs.n' Eatin
apples the sergeant gave en- and hav.
IN fine Lime, He says there'll h,
two dozen OF en- before the day
done"
Here comes Jack back. Goody, How
| many" called Hess IL
seventeen SAY that Kicker ol
! yours was a dandy Those Kids oyn,
there think IT'S guinea and have go
| cold feet"
| Jack dirplaycd his trophies Viii
great susto. aud tho four yonnpstcr!
now ran mp ll,tle knoll 10 content
for the honor OF rcii!ae an ogg tn,
farthest without breaking ii, tn.
winner claiming for rs owner ali IN
successful contc3tanis
Thug they PLAYED until II was lin,
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II was a good shot and added It's yell
low to the wonderful combination OF
colors on her Easter bonnet
Then they had q terrible time with
Mandy VI -
"Yo' dogone, good TO- -nothin'. nisgah,
70 bullet headed coon. Yo' kinky-
haired brack trash! Yo' come here am
IN skin yo' alive! Ill bust yo' monkey
haid.'l nm s-7i>fN ~ 4
These were only few Of the asper-
sions which Mandy heapcd upon her
tormentor. while Aunt Martha held
onto her and Bess and busted herself
brushing egg fragments from the gor-
seous, but despatched millinery. III
The Band Soothck Mandy's Feelings.
But just then the band struck IN
the wonderful Marine Band that plays
az all tho Presidents entertainments.
NO human force could now have held
Mandy 10 earth. Bursting into a broad
grin, she yanked up the lunch basket
and coats. and waddled hurricdlyi t..
ward the band stand, leaving tts,
others TO follow in her wake as besr
they might II
She's taken on this way ever sincs
PRESIDENT Harrison started thIs>-bus.
mess OF having the band here chit.
aren's day" said Aunt Martha, rather
the worse for breath. And do hope
all" -.
"Woop-ee! Hes cominss'.',a yelled
JACK, throwing his cap and leading the
way to the space just In front of tho
stately mansions south balcony.
Here. YOU Mandy. come take Molly
ana hold herup 10 sc him." command
ed Aunt Martha. l
Then there was a thunder OF hand II
aiaps and flutter OF hundreds OF
waving handkerchicfs. as there stepped
onto the high noriico figure In
sombre garb. followed by Respondent
army officer In gold braid ana viii,
dazzling side arms
The President DOTTED his hign SILK
nat. bowed and continued TO hear upon
!. his myriad guests 1.
rs that his papa" asked ,litttc
Molly, who was threatening to swallow
4 finger.
HWhose's papa. honcy2''
The Presidents" Es
For the Lcwd, ch!e." chuck!ed
Mandy Why the Presidents the sct-
lied one. Tha, there young semnen's
Just one Of his uoldiers"
sfCopyriphi. 1911, BY John Elfrath Wat
kinsp
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3 4 +.
Officer Hawkins passed on 70 impart
MS learning to pretty nurse at the
next tree
Eutcr Now the Villain.
Give me your broken aigs?"s begged
the next Intruder. a very dusky col
ored urchin. whose appearance had
caused Mandy's under lip to assuin,
formidable proportions.
"Whanncr?" demanded that ,ndig-
.rant soul gruffly.
To cat" replied the pickaninny,
naively. i've done etlcben already"
"Gwinen here! Gwiffcn here!" Mandy
exploded. ''You'sc a regular hawg. 20.
Is. Gwiffcn here. Yo' good for nothin'
niggah."
Heres one" said Bess. rolling the
swarlhy Young glutton his twelfth
norscl. much To her nurses disgust
But the object of her wrath did not
devour Bess's gift. Instead he ,rlpped
with 1t over the grass TO .Afc dis
tancc. whence he let IL ry at Mandy.
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Reliable Laxative for
Old People Given Free

Life Is SO arranged that there Is a
close resemblance between Infancy and
old age. BY this is not meant the mon
tai but the physical faculties For
example. the organ of digestion Is tho
most difficult thing tic child has TO
contend with. az 1t is that OF the old
person. - -
When a person gets past middle life
his power OF digestion decreases. and
continues to grow weaker, and for that
reason SO many old people are habitu-
ally const ipatcd. They Try everything
recommended from hot water TO strong
cathartics without avail Now. If there
Is any one thing person OF advanced
Years should not take I is a cathartic.
The bowels cannot stand It, What Is
rie1uired Is q mild. gentle, non gripping
You have II exactly as required in
DR.. Caldwell docs not feel that the p
ilc has specialized in stomach. liver and b
be pleased to give the reader any advice {
come to write him. Whether for the med
Dr.tW. b. Caldwell SAL CALDWELL R,;j,j;r
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to unpack the lunch baskets, when all
Joined in jolly picnic upon the grass
NO you can't have bite of cake
til you've finished M the sandwiches"
was The law now laid down by Aunt
Martha. and you boys stop stniing
your food You have the whole day
to play! Molly. you've done nothing
but munich cakes all day, and for the
life of me can't see how you can
hold another crumb."
Bunny wants a take. too" rejoIncd
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that little glutton Indifferent to her
aunt's Observations.
Look at her tryin' to feed a toy
Easter rabbit oh. gee!" cried Billy, in
ridicule, as Molly tried to push NOR
sci OF her jelly cake into the mouth of
her inanimate pct.
''raint a rabbit--it's a hare" put
In isess, only to receive the brusque
rciondcr i
oh. get OUT"
Il say it's a hare. cause the teacher
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PILES CURED 1T KoME BY
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD

II YOU suffer from bleeding itching. bird
OF protrnding I'!les. send ms your nddrtAs.
home by The new absorption treatment: ana
wa also send some o. this home treatment
free Tor trail VIII references from your
own locality e, ttfutstcd Inim-diatt re-
lief and pcrmsnen; cure assured send no
money bat tell otheis Of this offer. Wriie
to-day 10 Mrs Vi. Summers Box r. NotIa
Dame Ind, lf,l..
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The Woman's Civic League
met in the Federal Court Room
on Friday, Oct. 10. at p. m.
The Membership Committee
reported one new member, Mrs.
NJ. r. McCorkle, of Wyundott,
Avenue.
The Finance Committee col
lected three dollars in dues.
The Junior League realized
5000 as their share of the pro-
ceeds from the presentation of
the Baby Opera.
1t was moved and seconded
that ten dollars of the above
amout be given the High School
for the maintenance of the
reading room at the request of
the Juniors.
The Treasurer reported SIG. +.
40 in the treasury.
The amount of thirtY-tive
dollars was voted for prizes for
the best kept promises of all
householdcrs to be distributed
Nov. LIST. 1911
Miss lrna Orr was appointed
Superintendent of the Junior
Civic League
Several Of the teachers were
present. The League is glad
to welcome them at any time.
The following letter was
read:
Washington y g., oct Il, 1911.
Mrs. Il y Goodloc
Pres of Civic League, OF Big Stone
Gap Va
Dear Madam 81
wish to call your attention aud tina,
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ASSOCIATED CHARITIES.

The Associated Charities
held an informal meeting Sat.
urday afternoon in the Federal
Courtro Mrs. j. l.. McCor-
mick, first vice president, in
the chair.
There We're present at this
meeting: Rev. j. b. Craft, Rev.
Jno. j. Lloyd, Mrs. Lloyd, Miss
Gertrude Elliott, Mrs. e. e.
Goodloe, Mrs. Benedict, Miss
Lula Moore, Mrs. Mccormick,
Mrs j. p Wolfe, Mrs. II. d.
Morrison and Prof. II. II.
Young.
No formal business was
transacted at this meeting, a
quorum of officers not being
present. However, a number
OF members presented their
yearly dues, and 800 Was sub
Scrlbed, that being the amount
required to send laboring
man suffering from tuberculo
sls and his family, residents of
This place, to relatives in Lee
county who will take care of
them.
Miss Gertrude Elliott, sum-
mer visitor to the Gap and a
trained nurse by profession,
proffered her services as visit
ing nurse while she remained
IN the Gap. Miss Elliott ex.
pressed herself as particularly
Interested in the tubercnlar pa
lients i'll and around town.
IL was decided to have a call
meeting Monday afternoon for
the annual election of officers
that the meeting might be an
nonnced from the pulpits in
townSunday.
Election or Officers.
The annual election of officers
of the Associated Charities
was held in the Federal Court
room Monday afternoon at 4 D.
IN. Mrs. j. l.. Mccormick,
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of the members os the Civic Lr.sue to
the need iu Rig Stone Gap OF Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals,
aud especially, OF a Band of Mercy for
the school children. am sending under
separate cover some info nation concern.
ing both Societies
Rig stone Gap is the most progressive
Of towns and notice during my frequcn,
visits there the generous support 1t is
giving your splendid work, therefore. j
am sure, you will have its hearty coop
Grafton in the recognition Of the rights of
animals to kindness and Justice nom
those who have power over them
II was only recently thAtI saw in your
streets the barbarity OF cattle being
dragged =. gallop by means Of rope
through a ring in the nose.
Then there arc many instances Of over
loading, under feeding. and other cruel
ties.
Trusting that these suggestions may
meet with your approval aud OF the mem-
hers y the Civic League, I beg 50 re-
u.ain
Yours very truly,
\ Friend OF Animals
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First Vice President, presiding.
On account of i'll health and
other conditions, Mrs. j. r.
Bullitt, who has served the AS.
ISOLATED Charities so faithfully
and efficiently during the past
year, rendered her resignation
and declined reelection, but
Ill recognition of her valuable
services the office of
Honorary President was created
for her.
The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
Mrs. j. l.. Mccormick, Presi-
dent.
Mrs. R. 7. Irvine, First Vice
President.
Mrs. c. G. Cochran, Second
Vice President.
Miss Lula X. Moore, Third
Vice President.
j. NJ. Hodge, Treasurer.
Board Of Directors: Mrs. II.
A. w Skeen, Mrs. j.. f.. Good
loe, Miss Inez Wood, Mrs. j. j.
Lloyd, Mrs. r. j. Alsover, A.
Kyle Morrison.
The Treasurer read splendid
report of expenditures for the
past year which will be pub.
lished in full next week.
There were present at this
meeting, Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd
Mrs Cochran, Rev. j. Is. Graft,
n. Prescott, j NJ. Hodge. II.
III. Young, Mr. aud Mrs. II. b.
Alsover, Miss Elliott, Mrs.
Irvine, Mrs. j. II. Matthew's,
Miss Lula X Moore, Mrs j. l..
Mccormick, Miss Flora Bruce,
Mrs. II. a. w. Skeen and Mrs.
h ID. Morrison.
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WHAT DO YOU KNOW
About the Great $4,000 Voting Contest Now Being Con
Quoted by The Post And Kelly Drug Company.

uuCteu ny Inc rOSt AND Nelly Drug Company.
Read this and get b. c. of it, Write the Contest Man
ager for any information wanted.
l. Ques-When the Contest started:
Ans-September 10, 1911
Ques.-What is the total o the Prizes?
Answer $4,000
Ques-What territory ia embraced?
Ans-Territory within radius of 30 Big Stone Gap
Ques How many contestants will regular Prizes?
Ans--Five
o. gues-How votes secured!
AnsBy subscriptions Post new or renewals and by
votes obtained through purchases al the Kelly Drug
Company's store
Ques-Must votes be published the subscrp
tions sent iii coupons bought
Ans-No, they may be held voted any time
before the Contest closes
q VIII votes be given for accounts
the Kelly Drug Company's
Ans-Yes
s. Ques-May votes once issued to candidate trans
ferred another!
Ans-No
o. Ques-What does cost to enter?
Ans-Nothing.
10 Ques-On what day should one enter?
Ans-Today.
H. Ques.-On what day does the Contest close?
Ans-February 10, 1912.
IL Ques-On what day will five people 'the
smile that won't OFF,
.Ans.-Ihe day the winners announced.
49, Whose fault is it if you don't win?
Ans.-Your
ID Ques.-How many votes will it take to win?
Ans-one more vote than the person has one less
than the winner
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School Notes.
lEdIted by senlor clnssl

Quite a surprise came to
teachers aud pupils, when on
last Wednesday morning it
was announced that Miss Cora
Johnson, of this place, and Mr..
Frank w. KILLER, of Glamor.
gan, had eloped Miss John
son left her home Wednesday
morning, as her mother sup
posed, to take the dummy"
aud come to school, but con
trary to her mothers SUPPOSE
zion, she was met at the sta.
ton by her finance and they
boarded the l.. q n. for Pine
vile, Ky, where they were
met by friends who had made
all arrangements for the we'd
ding. They returned the same
night, but instead of stopping
here, went on to Norton and
there spent the night. The
following day they went to
High Knob where they will
spend their honeymoon with
relatives.
Mrs. KILLER is n most charm
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A Liberal Offer
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the Medicine Costs
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AnExplanation
Mr.. Editor:

MT. EullOi.
An article appeared in re-.
cent issue of one of our county
papers which, perhaps uuinten-
tiOnally does an injustice to the
State Highway Commission in
connection with the letting of
the macadam work known as
the Coaburn group. The facts
are az follows:
The bid of II. Towles 81 Com
pany ON the Coeburn group was
S79,09S.95 and that of Bond &
Bruce $7d,S58.40, Towles Il
Company being the lowest bid
ders by $3s59.l5; on the Wise
group of work the bid of Tow
els & Company was R51, sos. 90
while that of Bond e. Bruce
was al ,209.G2, so that if the
two groups were let together
the bid of Bond & Bruce was
;f73G S3 lower than Il. Towels
y Co. The Board of Supervi-
sors desiring to make the best
bargain possible for the county,
coupled the two groups togoth.
er and awarded them to Bond
q Bruce. These gentlemen
however, after further consid
Grafton declined to accept the
contracts and refused the
awards. The Board then let
the Coeburn group to T. Towles
* Co., at their bid, which is
saving to the County of 1880. =
s. over the bid of Bond Il Bruce
and re-advertised the Wise
group for "A new letting. If no
satisfactory bid is received
then on this group, the Board
viii have the work done itself
on force account, and it is be.
lieved will save money for the
county
No injustice was done Mesrs.
Bond 81 Bruce, but the
BOARD was anxious Tor them to
have the work if they would
agree to comply with the con
ultlohs Nhicn tncbOard believed
necessary to Safeguard the
county's interests. These con
ditions are the same in all the
macadam contracts, and were
plainly expressed in the printed
form of bids which were signed
not only by Messrs. Bond &
Rruce, but by r.. Towlos & Co. h,
and all other bidders for mac
adam work in the county.
The Board of Supervisors and
the Highway Commission have
mo concealments to make.
They desire the greatest public
ity for all their actions in this
county road work. Everything
they have done is a matter Of
public record and open TO the
inspection of the public and to
the columns of the newspapers,
II they desire to print it.
j. l.. ADDINGTON,
Chr. Board Supervisors.
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SO COAL MINERS WANTED

% miners aud families
wanted at once at Suther-
land Coal and Coke Com
pany. Good coal and steady
work, good wages, comfort
able houses and good church
and school facilities.
Address,
Sutherland Coal & Coke Co..
DORCHESTER, VA.
% good miners also want
ed at the plant of the Wise
Coal and Coke Company.
Apply,
Wise cosl & Coke Co.,
ll-ii DORCHESTER, VA.