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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-02

WANTED. a position as chauffeur OF.
auto mechanic: best references h,-
Iichmoad firms. Address +. A-3. care
'ririeS- Dispatch.
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SALESMAN wi-hes connection with
Virginia concern: extensive selling
experience; consider proposition OF
worth only. ADDRESS !. Al. care Times
bispatch.
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HEtilSTEElGb drug clerk wishes 10 :
sition: best Of references. Address
"Pharnacist," 3l3 Main street and
VIII 81 II. HnOnc Madison loa2
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

STOCK Of general merchnndise for
SAFE; attractive proposition to quick
buyer: location ideal for country store
belt OF Nirsinin. assets $1,000: Iiublli-
ties none: will sell for sl40n Apply
10 g. q. Reynolds. Level Run T. o.. Va
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FOR SALE-AIisccllaneous.
POULTRY AND BIRDS.

FOR sale. pigeons. CarneauN, White
and Black Dragons and Homcrs
Phone Madison 5Too-i4 l. Rose &; Co.
420 Brook Avenue.
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ANIMALS For SALE.

FOR sale-Having 10 further use 70:
bargain; pair will weigh 1850 pounds.
Years old. sound. Price. $3.50: one pair
one pair. years old. weight 1900
pounds. sound and very handsome
Price. 1925: one pair cheap mules for
Sl1o: weight 1000 pounds: also the
handsomcst saddle and driving mare in
Richmond: color. dapple gray; years
old. weight, Ira and very gentle. ANY
one looking, call and sec this stock
before buying. They are all in ine
condition. Can he seen ut Cranes
southern Transfer stable. No. IL South
Fifteenth Street
EIGHTY shnat*. u hcifers young
mules. Apply to c. Il. Hughes,
Providence Forge. Va.
IRISH setter . years old Price, $50
j.. Dcitrick. LORRAINE Va
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EXCHANt:E-i,eal Estate.

WILL exchange ) good building lots
:, ~ chiffon Forge. Va. for autrm obiie.
Go. care Dispatch.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

FOlt sale, open wagon. SIS. tIs-o set
harness, 81 and IS. 49, West CLAY
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WANTED-Isooms

WANTED. 3 unfurni.hed rooms in any
part Of city suita BILE FOR light house
hcepimt;. Must be reasonable. II l.a.
c!rc Times Dispatch.
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ELAN X FUNSTEN.
AuctionecrS.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

y three" room p;titnicat. with private
bath. on Monument Avenue: will rent
with hoard for small family or III
,liNiduhhs Phone Madison :ifO-J.
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FOR SALE-Machinery.
BYCICLEs AND MOTORCYCLES.

BICYCLE tire sale. our $3.50 Red
studded tread tire can't be beat tol
the money. Sec our line OF tires anu
bicycles before buying w ~ Dog
gett, Jr. a39 West I:roai
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TWO furnished rooms for light house
Keeping In Barton Heights or Bat
tory Court. Phone Randolph G.1o-J
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LARGE front room. Very desirable: for
gentlemen; southern exposure
Phone Randolph 1909. -: East Frank
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ROOMS and board: permanent al
transient. 101 Eas: Grace.
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FOR S.iIII3-liouSes.

1903 Grove Avcnne. Il new home. 10
rooms. baths, ready to move I'm
Will trade for snail improved prom
erty Madison 1867. Randolph 2s4i-L
WEST End home Cllanin street 6
rooms. electric lights: coy. tttr.tc-
tive ho~nc. only $4,000. cash $500 Call
kuadulpl. ia.
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FOR SALE-Iieal Estate.

LOT for sale in Monument Avenue
Park: Price. si0o: $3.50 cash. rest In
monthly Of $40 each + SOL care
Times Dispatch
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED.

goods in any quantity Phone Madi-
aon 3S51.
W WANTED. 10 buy in any quantity
second hand furniture. Highest cash
Drices paid. Fhonc Enndolph $50.
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GOLD AND SILVER

WANTED to buy for cash. old gold and
silver. l.. {. Meyer Jewclry Company.
II West broad Street
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ACCOMMODATION Ns-WEsKDAyS.
leave BJrd 81. Sta. 400 P. n. for Freisrietsburs
leave siha Sta. 30 A. d., 80 r. II. for Ashland
ArriVt uyrA 81. Sta. 6.26 AN. from Freaerieksb'g
Arrive klba Sta. $50 An. Sxf p. from Ashland
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SPECIAL. NOTICE.

WANTED. the publlc TO know ,na,
Main Strc,i. buy. ~"ll. exchange and
reinount '.ia,notit!s ~ the latest styles.
Old sola and silver taken in cNcnanRt
SPECIAL NOTICE
DOWN anu out. What 81 worse than
z man without q friend WurScr
sttl. II he Is without a "Shar.,- o."
shatpcned razor Randolph ::6JS
sharpe: .llj North Seventii street
iicniit"nd. VA.
Fol. the best auto or livery service
~ reasonable prices call Auditorium
stables. smith Xix. Iroprietors
Phone Madison IRA.
will not be Responsible for ans debts
contracted by am. on" hut myself;
w. l.. MAYO. Ji;
SMtrHFIEf.D hams, roc herrfne. coun-
Try ground !nc;ti. fat mackcrci ;l.ld
;nl cream cheese. the quality Kind.
street.
Arcadia Stock Farm.
bumbnrton. Va. sept. 80. 1919
TO the public: Take notice viii no;
pay amy bin contracted by my
brother, Henry Hobart Wcrth. or other
per.son on. his account. | will pay an
bills on lis account If aufh"rixcd br
NE IN writing. OF by me personals.
JAMES L. ,WEErli.
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RAILROADS
Atlantic Coast Line

EFFECTIVE APRII T., 1914.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For fior!da aud south: s:.3 A. ". and esq
For Norfolk: %, a. NJ. 500 p. ~. al.
For y & W. Rv. West: Sis 4. 81. $50
\, ~. 400 y. NJ. s:S p. NJ.
For Petersburg: 1850 a. NJ Gas A NJ
s:!5 \. NJ. 9:r \. Nj. 400 A. N. 500 p NJ
t;!c l.. ~. 1:oS l.. NJ. c:2a l.. NJ. SD f. N.
.i:t5 +. NJ.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 5:,a A. NJ
i9:i5 y. NJ. 500 A. NJ. 's:a7 A. NJ. f.9:ls
y. NJ. le:n A. NJ, '2:l0 T.. NJ, ti:ie r. 81
6:es r. ~, s;sj i. NJ. 500 =. M.. 800 ST.,
Il:S) =. VI.
Except sunday. tSunday only
Time OF arriva! and departure and connsc-
lions not guaranteed
e.. s. CAMPBELL. ID. y. A. iN Main At
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sDaiiy. fWeskdays. 2Sundays only.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
stop Ht EIoa. Time o arrivals and departures
nor 2eArantsed. Read the ssns.
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MAIL ORDERS.
HATS.-HATS.

LADIES and gen;lcmen's hats reshaped
TO latest styles: factory facilities
Write for circulars. See Vera Hat
Works. 2ll North First Street. Rich
nonl. Va
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1TdE VALENIIhE -AUcTioH
PHONE MADISON 1906 ~
ele EAST BROAD 81
Trustee Auction Sale
Richmond.
Lunch
NO. 1871 EAST MAIN STREET. OPPo-
SITE MAIN STREET STATION. As
A RUNNING BUSINESS.

At the direction of party holding a
deed OF trust on Tie above business, we
Will sell al auction AS 4 whole. the
MONDAY. OCTOBER :! 1914
AT 1880 o'clock l.. VI.
This is an unusual opportunity 10
take mp an excellent paying business
uslness will be turned. over imm.di-
:itcly :" as To give the purchase full
advantage Of the large number Of visi-
tors arriving In the city during the
fair week.
THE VALENTINE; AUCTION GO. 4
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED, high-class furnished apart
ment three or more rooms and bath;
electricity. steam heat. Immediate
possession If possible Within sin
blocks Colonial Theatre Bcrthclet
Murphys Hotel
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SITUATION WANrED-,rale

WANTED. employment in the city OF
Richmond for boys. white and COL
Golph CO. Juvenile Court OF Ricbmond
Room 8, City Hall.
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ADOPTION,

TO couple who can furnish refer
cnccs. u pretty girl baby will be
given for adoption. Write or call 100
West clay street. city
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STEAMBOATS,

All Travel Arrangements Ove= one
Counter.
Americans or Euronean.
railroad, steamship and Pullman
Tickets.
Baggage Checked, Taxicab. Travellers.
Checks.
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY,
SOC Eaht Main street.
Branch Offices: Observation-Disclosures
Richmond Hotels. Fl,
'TIME AND TROUBLE: SAVERam
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INSTRUCTIONS.

RICHMOND School OF S.enography will
open fall session September Is Mt
el9 East Main Street. Miss poythress.
Principal
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|7|-~7777-7-7 - = 7777-ll-l-7---
lI.ATS.-TIATS.

LADIES and Sentlemcns hats reshaped
20 latest styles: factory facilities.
Writ" Cor circulars. See Vera Hat
mead Va
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WANrED-Real Estate

LIST Eour farms with J. A. Connolly
co Write postal for necessary
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1914-10-14

FOR SALE;-Three houses
and lots located in plat three.
in Big Stone Gap. All three
houses were built this summer
and will be sold reasonable and
on easy terms. For further
particulars address a. K. Mann,
Box 174, Wise, Virginia. If
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1914-10-14
A Birthday Party.

Miss Lula Mahaffey enter
tanned large number of boys
and girls at her home Saturday
night, from eight to ten thirty
O'Clock, in honor of her fifteenth
birthday.
Numerous games were played
III the yard, after which IA pea
nut hunt was engaged i'll in the
house. Miss Lena REESE found
the most peanuts and was
rewarded with two pretty hand
kerchiefs, while Miss Adelaide
Petit proved to be the best OBJ
server IN the Seeing Contest
and won the prize, box of
candy.
Mrs. Lindsey Horton assisted
in serving delicious fruit punch,
cake and home made candy ut
the conclusion of the games.
Those who were present were:
Misses Adelaide Petit, Juliet
Knight, Hannah Alsover, Helen
Mccormick, Elsie Taylor, Lille
Garrison, Sara Sampson, Gold
en- Reason, Pansy Thompson
Lena Reece, Virginia Baker,
Bertha Mahaffey, Margaret
Roach and Cora Mahnffey
John Allen Kilbourne. Joseph
Johnson, Lloyd Mahaifcy,
Ralph Reese, Hugh Shuler, TATE
Reason, Marvin tarwell, Rob
crt, Ray and Eugene Mahoifey.
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An Enjoyable Party.

Tuesday night from eight to
ten O'Clock a number of yonng
girls entertained few of their
friends at the hospitable home
of Miss Margaret Barron. Mrs.
II. l.. Lane, Misses Fannie and
Patsy johnson helped to enter
tain the young folks in a num-
Der of games which was enjoy
ed very much. Delicious ice
cream and cake was served.
Those who we're present were:
Misses Adelaide Petit, Dor
othy Owens, Bruce Skeen, Nina
Johnson, Margaret Barron,
Mary Blair and Lucille Martin
William Beverly, Rufus Pettit,
Gale Barron, Reginald Smith,
Junior McCorkle, William and
Edward Goodloe.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1914-10-14
Robt. L. Pennington To Lo-
cate in Bristol.

Hon. Robt. l.. Pennington, n
prominent young lawyer of
Pennington Gap, Va, will To-
cate in Bristol. Mr.. Penning-
ton motored to Bristol this week
i'll his Cadillac automobile to at
tend the Good Roads Meeting
here. After driving over the
city, Mr.. and Mrs. Pennington
were so impressed with Bris
tolls attractiveness that thev
decided to make this city their
home. MIR. Pennington Friday
purchased from Judge Joseph
l.. Kelly one of the most desir-
able building lots in the city,
located at Highland avenue and
Park Street. He will at once
commence the erection of a
modern and costly bungalow.
MIR. Pennington is one of the
leading attorneys of Southwest
Virginia and will represent Lee
County in the next Legislature
OF Virginia. having been elect
ed last fall. He will come to
Bristol early in the spring to
make his home here and be.
come member of the local bar.
Mr.. Pennington is brother
of Mrs. George e. Taylor OF
this city.-Bristol Herald-C our
Ter.
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BEDSIDE DIRECTIONS.
Literature on Scarlet Fever
and Diphtheria, Seasonal
Diseases, Ready for
Distribution.

Richmond, Va, Oct. . For
the benefit of physicians in
whose practice scarlet fever and
diphtheria have appeared and
for the use of parents whose
children may suffer from these
diseases, the State Board of
Health today asked the press
OF the State to announce that
bedside directions for the care
of dIphthrrln and scarlet fever
cases aud bulletins on these
maiadies are available for dis
trlbution aud VIII he sent free
upon request in needed quaint
Ties y, tiu- Is the season for
these t~U discusses of childhood,
the Board wishes the literature
placed in the hands of all who
Will have use for it.
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Smallpox in Dickinson.

Freezing, Va, October o.
The smallpox situation is be-
coming more alarming. The
latest cases TO develop are Mrs.
Columbus Phipps and her little
four-year-old son, of near this
place. Numerous others have
been exposed to the disease.
People of this immediate section
are careless in regard to. infec.
ton, and if something is not
done by the authorities at once,
tho disease will become pre-.
valent.
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Good Suggestion To Big Stone
Gap People.

1t lie surprising the amount of
old, foul matter the simple mix
ture of bucktborn bark, glycer-
inc, ETC., known as A6ler-i-ka
drains from the system. This
remedy became famous by cur
ing appendicitis and acts on
BOTH the upper and lower
bowel 80 thoroughly that ONE
DOSE relieves sour stomach
gas on the stomach and consti-
patton almost IMMEDIATELY
We are mighty glad we are the
Big Stone Gap agents for Adler
p ka- The Mutual Drug Com
pany.
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Miss Margaret Collier Dead.

Miss Margaret Collier, who
for several months, has been
suffering with cancer of the
liver, passed away Friday Mt
her home ut East Stone Gap.
Miss Collier, who was over
fifty years old, was II devout
Christian and was loved by a
large circle OF friends in the
Gap and the surrounding coun-
try who will be deeply grieved
when they hear of her death.
She kept house for several
years in the Gap for her cousin,
j. Is. Collier, until she was adj
vised to go To Louisville, by our
local doctors to undergo an OPP
Grafton TWO years ago, for the
same illness with which she
died.
The funeral services were
conducted by Rev. w. II.
Wampler Sunday morning AT
the home IN East Stone Gap,
after which the remains were
carried to Turkey Cove anc
buried in the old Barron Gene.
terry.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1914-10-14
Live Stock Premiums.

Jersey and lIolstein Rulls-E. u. Vic.
airs, LIST prizc-no competition
Hereford Bulls Pat Beverley, LIST
prize; W n Hamilton, snd prize.
Best Sucking Calf f. Lips, LIST
prize
Thoroughbred Bucks b +. Melon
ore, LIST prize David llolyfcld. Pad prize
Thoroughbred Lamb David Holy
field list prize no competition.
Thoroughbred Dnroc .lorsey Boar j.
Dangherty, list pri1c-no competition.
Thoroughbred Duroc Jersey Sow
T. Addington, LIST prize no competition
Light Draft stations % r Bloomcr
Dooley, Va, list prize i L. I.itz Coe-
burn, 2nd prize.
Team of Draft llorses-C. T.. Adding
ton, LIST prize; 5. f. Porter. 2nd prize
Team of Draft Mules -Thurs1on Ban
ner, LIST prize--no competition
Yearling Colts, Light Draft Breed j
II. Addington. Coonseye, LIST prize; @ n
Boomer. Dooley, 2nd prize
Sucking Colt, Light Draft lireed-J
II Addington, Coonseye. LIST prize.
Sucking Colt. Saddle BFeed-lohn W
Wright Pound, LIST prize; BUD Hash
9nd prize.
Saddle stations, years old 7
Boiling, Pound, LIST prize Marion Col
lins, and prizs
Saddle Stallion-John Wright, Pound
LIST pri2e-no competition.
NIulc Colts sam Meade, Pound. Is
prizc-no competition
Best Saddle Horse J Beverley. is
prize j L. Lit1 Coeburl, 2Iid prize.
Motorcycle itace 5 G. Thomas, Ston
ega, LIST prize sherman Beverley, IN,
prize
Best Girl Driver, under II years oil,
and Pony Alpha Arlington.
Best Girl Rider (pony)-Alpha a,
dington, list prize; Sarah Beatty, IN
prize
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Premiums Awarded
at Wise Fair.
FANCY WORK


Mrs. F. w. Miller. Norton, best hand
male waist-ao competition.
Mrs. j. b. Thomas, beat button hole
ON silk.
Mrs. John Miller, best silk crazy quilt
Mrs. & II Bond, Cocburn be-, hand.
made shirt no competition.
Mrs C. \. Brcadwatcr, Norton, bes,
hand made dresS-no competition.
Mrs. Is. b McElroy, best display need
lie work
Miss Emma Miles. best exhibit drawn
work.
Mrs Y. W. CLEARWATER, best display
crochet
Mn. 4. W. Miller, Norton. best single
piece embroidery
CooHINc DErAUTMENr
Mrs i. c. stiles, best layer cake.
Mrs John Miller. best pound cake.
Mrs w J Ilorsely, Big stone Gap
best cake made Of white cloud shorten.
ing, LIST prize
Mrs Moliie Young second best cake
made OF white cloud shortening, end
prize
Mrs W j llorsely, nig stone cap,
.bcsi Angel Food cake
Mrs. ! l.. Mccormick, rig stone Gap,
best fruit cake.
Mrs Johu Miller, best salt rising bread.
CsNNKp Goops.
Mrs. " ID Mcneil best cucumber
pickles
Mrs W. d. Mcneil, best peach pre-
serves
Mrs W. j. Eor.cly, Big Stone Gap.
best watermelon preserves no comlpti-
ton.
Mrs. W. j. norsciy, Zig stone Gap.
best peach pickles.
Mis- W J. norsely, Big stone Gap
best jelly display
Mrs. W J lIorscly, Big stone Gap,
best canned goods display
Mis-. W j. Mcl.cmore best pound
butter.
Mrs. w j. lIorscly, Zig Stone cap
Tor most blue ribbons in cooking depart
ment, range giyeu by Norton liardwar,
Company.
BAN CoNIE~r.
Most perfect baby under Is months
Sarah Emma Lipps, daughter OF Mr.. an,
Mrs. C. X. Lips.
Most perfect baby under three year,
old, Paul Bentley, son of Mr.. and Mrs
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1914-10-14
Civic League Meeting.

/ The Womans' civic League
held its monthly meeting at
the home of Mrs. G.. n. Knight,
on Friday, October End, at $3.50
O'Clock, the president. Mrs. X.
/. Irvine, presiding. The min
utes of the last meeting were
approved. The fall work to be
done in cemetery was discussed
and plans made for same. The
cemetery committee is compos-
cd of Mrs. j. l. Mccormick.
chairman, and Mesdames Ralph
raggart. Marvin Kelly and NJ.
X. McCorkle. The visiting
committee To schoo, for Sep
TENDER, made n full and excel
ent report of conditions. The
third aud fourth grades have
respectively SO and 81 pupils.
This congested condition is to
be deplored. Our School Trus.
tees will do all they can to al
leviate this. Our school has
something over 600 students
and eleven teachers. East
Stone Gap school has over 300.
and eight teachers. 1t was de.
cided to have easements ut
school whitewashed and old
benches painted, this TO be done
with the consent of our trus-
tees The visiting committee
for this month is Mrs. G. l..
Nash, chairman, and Mrs. Ii
a. w Skeen. They will look
after the whitewashing, and
will see that supply of disin.
fectants are placed in the build
ing. 1t was moved and carried
that we assist in the expense of
placing a sanitary drinking
fountain in the yard Rev
Grand j. l.. Smith hopes to
begin his manual training class
soon. The class will meet on
Tuesdays and Thursdays after
school Mr.. Smith teaches the
same course they give AT V. p.
|, Blacksburg, and if any of
the class should later on decide
To go TO V. l.. |. they will he
given credit for the work ac-
complished here. 1t was sug-
gested that our corresponding
secretary write to n nursery for
twelve trees, to replace those
along the avenue that have
died. Mrs. Irvine read very
interesting and practical piece
from The Ladies' Home Jour
nal, "Where the Home and
School Meet" No further bnsi
ness coming up for discussion,
we adjourned to meet with
Mrs. OTIS Mouser, the first Fri.
day in November at 800 O'Clock.
Those present were Mesdames
Irvine, Nash, Wolfe, Mouser,
Mccormick, Ed. &C Hoo,
Skeen, Knight, Miss Lula
Moore, and Mrs. Petit.
| Our hostess served dainty re-
frcahments.
Recording Secretary.
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Dir. Irvine Speaks at Grundy.

I The Hon. Il. Tate Irvine,
democratic candidate for Con-
gress, spoke To a large and en-
thusiastic audience at the
courthouse on Thursday, Octo-
Der LIST. The address OF MIR. IT.
vine was the strongest, clearest
and most forcible ever heard
by the voters of Buchanan,
and republicans joined in with
the democrats in pronouncing
it "a masterpiece.
His presentation of the dem
ocratic measures passed since
Wilson has been guiding and
directing the policies of our
country, especially the trust
and currency bills, was clear
and convincing in discussing
these measures he paid a high
tribute to that little red-headed,
brainey democrat of the Sixth
District, Carter Glass, who, to
a great extent, is due the cred
it for formulating and putting
through tho currency bill that
dehoruCd Wall Street and re-
stored to the people the control
of the finances of the country.
Mr.. Irvine praised Wilson
aud Bryan for the "wutchfnl
waiting policy that has insur
ed, so far as the American peo-
pie. concerned, peace on
earth, good will toward men. 3"
lie contrasted the war policy Of
Wilson and Bryan with that of
Mr.. Slemp, who, when he wrote
the republican party platform
at Bristol, denounced the Will
SON Bryan "watchful waiting"
policy as being weak, vacillat-
ing aud un-American, and
asked pointedly if the Ameri-
can people We're not satisfied
with the "watchful waiting"
that had insured peace.
Truly it was n great speech.
He had Il great subject and
handled it like a master. The
people of the Ninth District,
irrespective of party affiliations
should be proud of such a can
didate and, if they want TO hear
a strong, clear, convincing and
clean speech on n great sub
Ject, should avail themselves of
The first opportunity to hear
him. Irvine is a statesman
and not Il demagogue; IA believ-
er in the rule of tile people and
not rule of the bosses; n be
lever in prosperity ami prog
ress and not u calamity howl
er, and clean heightened gen.
tleman and not Il peanut politi-
clan.
Line up, men, irrespective of
party affiliations, behind IT.
vine, the man that stood for
Wilson at the Baltimore con
vention and who is insympathy
with his policies, so the old
Ninth District can aid Wilson
and Bryan restore our govern.
ment to the people. Sandy
Valley News, Oct. End.
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Young Man Dies Suddenly.

g. NJ Brown and son, Her
bert, of this place, returned
last week from Knoxville.
where they attended the burial
of MIR. Browns nephew, +. q.
Brown, Jr., cadet at Sewanee
Military Academy, near Chat
tanooga.
Young Mr.. Brown died sud.
denly Friday, October 2nd ut
Sewanee, while playing in
football game He was not
hurt as reported, but fell dead
on the field while running.
He was given n military fun
eral by the commandment and
cadets of Sewanee Military
Academy at Knoxville on Sun
day afternoon following at
three O'Clock.
1t is estimated that possibly
500 people gathered at Green
wood cemetery to pay final
tribute to the youth, beloved
and promising.
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BIG STONE GAP. WISE COUNTY, VA WEDNESDAY. OF

from Pennington Gap to Dry
den. in Lee County, Va, and
from Bolton to Hansonville, in
Russell County. Va.
The completion of the Bristol
Blueiield Highway.