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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-02-24
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Tho readers OF this paper will be
pleased 20 learn that there Is ct least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able TO cure In all its stages. and that Is
Catarrli. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity Catarrh being II constitutional
disease. requires n constitutional treat
ment, Halls Catarrh Cure In taken in
ternally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system. there
by destroying the foundation OF the dis
ease. and giving the patient strength by
butldlng up the constitution and assisting
nature In doing its work. The proprletors
have so much faith in its curative pow
ers that they OFFER One Hundred Dollars
for any case that II fails TO cure. Send
for list OF testimonials
Address; +. J. CHENEY & co. Toledo. o.
Sold by all Druggists. T5c
Tnke Hairs Family Pills for constipation.
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DR.. W G. Burks, our hustling
dentist, was in Stonega Thurs
day
Miss Ruby Flanary, of Appa-
lachia, was visiting Mrs Col
lier sunday
There were some additional
ovens fired at Stonega last week
which is an Indication that
times are Improving
James Macarthur and bride
have moved into the house re-
rently vacated by MIR McFar-
land.
Mr.. Scott, Engineer, and MIR.
Wilson, superintendent Of
Roads, were in Stonega last
week looking over the macadam
roads
Mr. and Mrs. Gundry in their
Buick automobile, motored to
Big Stone Gap one night last
week to attend picture show
at that place
II. N. Collier, our hustIing
Chief Police. is preparing TO
farm on large scale near Duf
field, Va, this spring.
Miss Fannie Bass, propric
tress Stonega Hotel, was visit
ing in keokee few days last
week
The lovely weather We are
having the past few days has
brought out the baseball fans
who are beginning to talk of
baseball
} G. Mitchell, Baggage Mas
ter ON the Interstate, is moving
his family INTO the house re-
Gently vacated by w IL.
Wheeler.
Quite a number of people from
Stonega attended a dance at
the Osaka Theatre, and all re-
port splendid time.
The Stonega School is flour
ishing and has a large attend
ance that Is giving good results
due TO the hustling of Professor
Dillon and his efficient assist
ants. Miss Bessie Young, Miss
Gladys Wolfe and Miss Dixon.
w j Hobbs, who has beon
on the sick list, is much better.
Dr.. Hagy, of lmbcden, was
IN Stonega last week. helping
look after the sick, which, we
are glad TO say. are worry few.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-02-24

Miss Cassie DuVal, who has
been very ill for week, is able
to be out again.
Mrs. S. A. Bailey, of Big
Stone Gap, was in town Tues
day, the guest of Mrs. Fletcher.
II. b. Felis is spending the
week at Roda.
Mr.. Williamson. of Roda. has
accepted Il position III the store
here and will move his family
in few days.
Mrs. John Nj. Hrown has been
quite Ill for several days.
Miss Rhoda Jones returned
Friday from a weeks visit to
relatives in Big Stone Gap.
Melvin Cooper and Hender-
son Morris spent several day 5
at Benhams, Ky. last week.
Mrs. Sharp continues very ill
AT the home of MIR Cochran. -
Bristol Herald Courier.
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Stonega Items.

] d. Rogers, Inspector of
Mines has moved into tho bun
galow recently vacated 10y H.
Il. Price We welcome MIR.
Rogers and his family Ia our
town.
W. j. Hobbs, our Chief Flee
irician, and family, moved 10
Appalachia to the property re-
Gently purchased from Il. c..
Young We are very sorry to
lose Mr.. Hobbs and his family,
but our loss is Appalachia' :
gain.
DR. c. y. Bowyer. Chief Ply
stefan, LETT for his home last
Thursday night at Emory. Va. +,
Oh account of the illness of his
father, Il prominent ply stefan
in that section.
Mrs. } NJ. Young, who has
been sick is improving.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-02-24
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Tothc Voters of Big Stone Gap
take this method of announcing my
sclfa candidate for the office offrowl
Sergeant nt the election TO hc held Tues.
day, June sth appeal to an thcvotcrs
regardless of party, for their support
especially Ia those who are anxious Il
see our laws Justly and inpariially en-.
forced II Entrusted with this Office
shall certainly perform the duties thcrco
To the very best of my ability
Your ohcdient servant,
MARSHALL BELCHER
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Or. Kings New Life Pills
The best in the world.
AppalaClia Items

Mrs Mae Richmond, of Jones.
vile, is visiting Mrs. NJ. l..
Stallard
MIR Wingate is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Albert Sturm.
Miss Ruby Kemper spent Sat.
urday and Sunday with her sis
ter, Mrs. Ed Mouser.
Miss Lichliter and Mrs. Grim
spent the week end in Norton
with friends.
Messrs jenkins and Huff
spent Sunday afternoon in Nor
ton.
Miss Mary McKcnzie return
ed Monday night from n visit
to homefolks at Mendoza.
Judge Bond and wife. of
WISE, spent Monday here.
Mrs. Dobbins and children
spent Monday in Bristol.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. II. Ouid and
family, of Norton, motored To
Appaiachia Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. + l.. Crizer and chill.
dren have returned from unite
a lengthy visit to relatives MT
Clifton Forge, Va.
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Y. & S. w Railway
In Effect February 18th, 1914.

LEAVES BIG STONE GAP
No. 2 daily Dos a III. for Bristol and IN
ierinetliate points Pullman sleeper
Louisville to Bristol. Connects with
\. Il W. for points East and Son Il
forpoints South and West
No 3 daily. except Sunday. itIi a. m
for st. Charles and int crmcdiaIe
points
No. l daily, except Sunday, 3:l7 p. IN. for
Bristol and intermediate points Con.
meets with y. & w. for points Ea>l
Connects at Moccasion Gap with
train No. $ FOR Bulls Gap. Rogcrs
willie and intermediate points.
For additional information apply la
nearest Agcn, or
W. L. ALLEN.
General Passenger Agent.
Bristol, Tenn
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Mrs a. Flanary aud Miss Ed
ma Carrier, Of Appalachin,
were in Stoncga Friday.
II G.. Silcox is wearing the
smile that won't come OLA
small republican arrived at his
home on February 10th.
"BUDDIE
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-02-24
East Stone
Gap Items

Mr. and Mrs. Morley Gilly
were shopping in Big Stone
Gap Monday.
W. G. Stewart and A. b. Col.
licr, two of our candidates.
were clectionrcring in Appala-
CHA Monduy
Mrs. John Stewart and Mrs
Rlanton We're shopping in the
Gap Monday
Miss Ethel Lawson who is
teaching at Sutherland, spent a
few days in town with home
folks.
Miss Pearl Gilly, who is
teaching nt Toms Creek. spent
Saturday aud sunday with her
parents in the Gap.
Miss Christie Jones, who is
teaching at Corburn, spent IA
few days in town this week sis
iting homefolks.
Miss Mako Shepherd. who
has been teaching at Crackers
Neck, has closed her school.
This was Miss Shepherds first
year Of teaching school, and
she taught one of the best
schools ever taught at Crack
er's Neck.
Miss Goldic Spangler, one of
the teachers here. who was
called To her home in Rye Cove
several days ago. on account OF
the illness of her mother, will
return To her work here this
week.
Mrs. j. b. Wampler and baby
spent a few days in Cato CITY
last week with relatives.
Miss Nellie Hurd aud Miss
Ruby Willis were shopping in
Big Stone Gap Monday.
Miss Lura Richmond spent
Sunday at Cadet with her aunt,
Mrs. Cora Kilbourne.
Miss Edna Stewart and Mr..
Pearl Smith, who have been
teaching at Arno, nave lust
closed their first, which was
also very successful school.
Miss Edna returned to her
home here, but Mr.. Smith left
for Berea, Ky, where he will
take business course in the
college there.
Miss Myrtle Cawood. who is
teaching al Coeburn, spent the
week end with her parents near
here. She attended Sunday
School here Sunday morning.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-24

The laa,ef kia sln hpid iiafr
gale - iirsad cakre and i'ise ~ Mrs
ssigpsns ifsB fHetsing ppfiof un Hai
arsas. FeyffmbFf ftfh. $3.50
fk1tefiiatmobi.l
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-24
COMMERCIAL CLUB BUYS
THE CHAUTAUQUA TENT
VIII he Used foF Colt coas, Few, Co"
vsntions. Res'sais nnd Other Larus
0athsrihus.

she hla tsnt. ieasloe feet Square
used rs she rhautsHqua Association
and nov sfaufinr nn waicf street $50
yesterday purchased ffaia So vensfr
ss ias Commercial t'inh M 1850 aliauf
ono gnufih ~ ihe ufinip1i efiet
4he lufamffeihi Cish fuf the paet
fen dsyf has been nrfginfinF snf thr
paft hass ~ the fsni especially otslr
lea g. naAs ihs purthaas ~ tho present
tim. - iituf q esn b. used fnf uie
first Annual gah goani ftppnsitlnn ~
ho held mont Ianuafy in aii ishfii.
naod b. Nlii De- ueed 81 go aaditpfiens
faf ihf convention ~ the Texas Teach.
efs Association when shrF meet hefa
in satrfliipf thlr ~ rff9fse iseiuF fsn
aiuoh.d npan tas weather dnrinR r'n =
psnilnu daiet %pseiniief ~ ~ and "a
Uefl aaeh = tiins ~ refpns CHRISTI
can srfilff 81 auditorium ihs tens Nii
b. unea 4hensfsf fhs eefesslts arises
frqaiflnF j merfirf place fof lffHr
aafnl,vf - people frf ~hieh SO iiini
geit,si 90 other rfneN Auaifnfinne and
theatres be- SHE fliy ~. insaeaaais 4
Z II etpe.ffd Aai if will nos only rpifs
a. problem 20 pfDfldiae sniisbis
convention hall f1f me isfgsf fpr
prnilana but inst if niil nlso ~ rev.
srna producer fer ihr cnameftisl
fiaa vs. ihst u ean We fsn'sd ~ ~.
rival services frafsiinp fhsatf'csl
otmfanlss ard ~ nfheif needirr such
isfet ieHf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-24
ROTARiANS ACCEPT
HEATH INVITATION
To ATTEND GAMES
Will &c ON HAND ron vstG
GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION az
PORT oF 1878 BASEBALL
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-24
DESPITE DECREASED ACREAGE IN
COTTON THIS YEAR GULF COAST
CROP WILL EXCEED THAT OF 1914

'''ton finuars Ger 1878 in south
"rti Twas ~ refosfet bq ths Naftsn
/" i'ns4s Texas uspawneng - t'nn1.
"e'rr shpV rfmsfkaNis increase
ever she amounts sisru ln he lsit se.
fH'ft fhis aesNif fht eln0rsl ictiac.
ticn "a acrsase 81 ths siaris as fr.
ssii q the slump ln tht marsst lasi
Neeoes cuuri, ieads In ths Increased
s'neines ios the pefod fnaine S.i,f,,n
ttr alii'euEh ia $3.50 estimated ~.
"aeiien ~ trrsaFe rltriri this sauuiN
"tt wei above tht static assfNEt tnr
fralc'ien natinE brlH approximately
.f prrvnt rhe STATE bayesu rcrafi ~
finnHra rgt- fhc Nueces cauuty
snNant Deg rqHnInf hairs. at 1895 as
atqins, itfs1 uu Sfat q iast year
Neneral incftasN d shown thrnurh.
0ni iht state rhis b. ace.nrtef sor 81,
observers ~ prominence ae heIns Soc
in uatuini frrali uf tfy santc
nufrc, fhai hrunaM un she rrauruer
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-24
PERSONAL MENTION

lohn penn Nrii knoep muohmtu
&c Nm WeN- ulnN ia iH iht siit
.tuulHne ai tts Na.oes
"a o. snplo. q Ne,lls. ilss usk
0aunt, uHs amaag ih. aueais ZAP fht
Nu,c,s mst uiaht
e. E CAfh af Ausun. A b ilainn
fnn as roff Arausss H. A MeHsfiHan.
&c.. IS nuist,n anN s. o suNia ~
aunaaies were smanH the eltiNals o.
,n, Nueces hvi nlthI
urlct rnFnriem aiiofpe, ~ san
Aeinis b. Boz ihe an siolqlus a. the
Nu,.se
Nf an1 Vfs VA stewart oi Pal
rstn, ntt spending several daNu b.
tHc sitf sucsts ai ns Nurcsn.
coulter state secretary ~ the
NDuua Mera ChustmH Association Be-
FEB ih, cHN fnm Nnuo for conference
eitn laoal pcupt mnti,r to the ea-
tallishmcnt W hfsnth Hs the M,
O.. a. lu corpis CHRISTI
nov r. h. sessions ~ necsiiie is
n ise ei1 in srwfai days s'aS
d. W laeahp. ssnrml fr,lghg pnd
passenger assent nf ~ hriNneeiiie ins
De- I'D fhe r.N frum Ninssyiie.
Nrs T. li Attins ~ nreylii~ reached
! hrfe yesterday tn risend several Wsrhi
ina ihe pnrsi ~ Der daughiur MIN
Bari t. Bowen.
N. r Lyon 40 als.ssina A. 10 shc ci,i
on business Vip'
49, d. DAVIS commercial assent ~
I thf irlsco b. spenains the week b.
nas Clp on naslncss
/ a. Martup ~ Aueun b. here on d
I hus.usfs sislt rrsistefinn yestrrdey 81
+ ne Ilorne apartments
I Sc So igiat and family o., in thr ciii
from krua pulCr iof shof stay rhci
arrived yostesds, ~ the iinrne apart
meuta
E momeYef uf thr ilnh line d
here for ahaft nurlHeaa irip
G. % Wagner commercial agent fHi
/ lhe ssnih De- sreai sesierdas ln enc
cNt un business iuf the riad.
~ e. TunkH NJ Nan tnipiiiu. 2rhsfn|
tsnYoilnF Hn.ni fH the SAP was q
cnfpus christi business visitor isnlei
aay
o. a lakpt retufned yesterday ln hi'
hons in omaha sfini sher pint 70
this cty
BE- lanaunf yesterday icfi fN
bartlett Texas. sitter spsufinH q NeHi
af mnfr here on buuirssH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-24
TWO DAYS RAINF ALI.
IN CORPUS CHRISTI
WAS g.OS INCHES
THinVN YEAR RAIN RECORDS OF
Thls CRY WISE SHkrYEREp
WEDNESDAY AND THURS
DAY

Loss 70 the clts rhfouoh Damages 80
Bridges. Sewers and Streets vii
Approximate stoou-fair
Wsathtr redsy's Forecast
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-24

ne its Sevs 800 van, READ the
Caller aiWn1s
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-24
DEEPER WATERWAYS coNvEe
TON

PERTH AMnoy s. J sepi %
~. a.i. gates 60 The sste nih snnual
convention ~ fhe Atlantic Deeper Wa
iefuavs Association arrived here inAaf
praf irauFund h-N"rH ~ fhr urilrHi
arc ~ fi.e party lnoiHdioe Gofernnfs ~
either states aud many 'nnFfeeHuifn
Governor Flsiaef vlii deliver nn %
ar,-ss aud other speakrfH nNi Do
heard
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-24

LAre sAaKsr aeposrS-


foiI WORTH @ell - fi"rH
ioceifrn QUO hsad maffH hieh'f
h.sfles 1sa y zoo
cattle Hersipie sae hseo rafsri
higher hreses $40 q $40.
Hhsan Receipts 90 hssa ianibs 90
Ii 90
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-13
sugar Ward stick.

People everywhere are feeling
keenly the high price OF sugar, but
how would they like to pay eighteen
dollars pound for It eighteen dol
iarssof good hard money? That is
what Q certain manufacturer in the
city of washington is getting this
very day. His name Is Uncle Sam, =
and he makes It at a. plant callaf the
bureau Of standards. Who eats 1t?
Nobody, and what Is more 1T isn't
used for sweetening things at all.
Every pound OF SUI ar that comes into
md out how much tariff 1t ought to
pay, Some Of 1t is dissolved in water
and then rays Of light are allowed to
pass through 1t. The amount of
twist It gives the rays of light re-
veais the degree of its purity. The
eighteen- dollar-a.pound sugar is used
rs "a yard stick for measuring the pur-
fty Of the imported product.
X Is used Tor other purposes also.
With 1t the experts are able to test
the instrumenfs which they use to
measure the heat value. of fuels. n
4 big manufacturer or small con-
suner wishes to buy his coal by the
amount Of heat there is in 1t, rather
than by the weight of the coal, he
uses IN ibstrnment that has been
tested by the eighteen-dollars-a-
pound sugar,
Il you ever visited a place in your
life that had dozens of rooms. each
oae differently constructed, each one
housing 2 HUNDRED wonders, each one
hlIed with things SO strange as to
make the dreams of Jules Verne seem
rommon place In comparison, you be-
GIN to have 2 faint concspti ion OF what
The United States Bureau OF Stand
ards is.
The Telegram invites you to go on
personally conducted tour through
this wonderful establishment. In the
fourteenth. chapter OF THE American
Goverpment; = by. Frederic j.. Has
kins you viii be taken through II and
Everything will be explained to YOU
In 2 way that will both entertain and
INSTRUCT you. You will find that
YOUR Uncle Sam" is the world IS lead
Ing scientist.
save the coupons on another page.
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THE RGHLIGHT
1akost 1reHs from the rioids Of
SCIENCE Hducation aud In


The famous Krupp gun works Of
Germany had their oriein early Il,
the nineteenth Century when one
Frederick Kriipp developed 4 process
for making cast steel and established
a little foundry near Essen. Despite
the merit OF his discovery: he died
poor; but his son Alfred proved d
better advertiser. built Stip a large
business. and in 1851 exhibited gun
in London which was 4 revelation to
military authorities since that time
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-13
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T B Az ZEE T Z E
!. .l:.. y Ntksah

gGREELEY.

" the founder OF the New York
Tribune had taken his own advice and
gone west, he. would have found In the
Greeley Colony nothing to convey the
iaea OF n western city, but q prin,
staid eastern village, with narrow
white frame houses, green shutters
and a lilac bush at the corner OF each
narrow porch. The various denpmt-
national meeting houses with the tall
steeples would have aided further I'M
the delusion.
All this was true Of Greeley. Colo
rado, up to d few years ago. And what
was true OF the houses, was true Of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-13

NE W BRAS Sic ( S. 25c
NEW SPRING SUITS
$40 and $25

Beautiful models from one of New
ol.k $ leading suit lSers. The stvies
are new and attractive. The Jackets
are the short emf ire models with patch
pockets. The short waist line IS gwen
by belt In back set above the regular
waist line, giy wing the jacket a flare
around the bottom, pointed fronts
Skirts are the new circular model
Some with fan eats set in at each side
Suits ait $40. are OF very fine serges
co1ors navy and black Suits at $s:5s are
Of sand covert 9th, and fancy move
tpveeds. S. US !. s 9ss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-13
WEDNESDAY. "a Any Is. lsls :.
An Evening Echo,

Every hard effort generously faced,
every sacrifice cheerfully submitted to
every word spoken under difficulties,
raises those who speak, or act, or suf-
Ter 20 q higher level: endows them
with a clearer sight Of God braces
them with q will OF more strength
and freedom; warns them with q
generous and large and eager heart.
HENRY z. LIDDIN ~ g
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-13
On The Great White Way
By 90: Mclnrs Special spoadsnt of the Telegram

( NEW YORK, Jan Il. Mrs. Wilma
X. Russey, the first woman taxi dfiy-
or, has made her appearance on
Broadway. Mrs. R1ssey Is driving Il
brand new mac shine out Of Jack Dali
toms garage and Is the towns only.
feminine taxi diver. ~ ~
One night about d year ago, so Jack
Dalton him says, some men
were i'm the garage at work ON a car
when Mrs. Rrssey entered and asked
II she could help. The men smiled
and winked at each other but in q few
minutes Mrs Russey showed them
she knew more about a taxi than they
ever dreamed OF imoNing
Since then Jack Dalton mother
curse for him has emp Logged her reg
u1arly at his garage, and now she viii
have q Broadway stand The num-
ber of her car is AZ, 2sS.
In commenting upon the selection
OF .sWiId Bi11't Donovan as manager
of the Yankees Anew, York newspa-
per says Wild Bill, Donovan has
never taken a drink In his lifer and
adds, Donovan also never has man
aged the Yankees"
The loan shark Is dying hard in
New York. Several Of the hig money
.ieeches are break king rocks up. In Sing
Sing and the Others WHO live by ex-
tortion from the poor are finding the
road a very rocky one.
The latest blow to- the loan sharks
IN the Norris Plan Compadly's sT3ayfte
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-13

Consti tutional amen ments prcyifi9
Ing for the abplit inn Of the state sem
ate and proper ional repre Ion
in the House VII be submit ted to the
voters Of Oregon at the next cleo ion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-13
Farmer Not benefited.

There Is always one pertinent OBJ
aervafton about the inflated prices OF
wheat and other farm products. that
IS they are brought about after the
product is out Of the hands OF the
farmer who gets no benefit of the
rise ,aiEmont West yirginian.
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lGeod Advice.

United States Consul General
ptedrichs advises Americans to stay
away from Antwerp. and the Ger
mahs ADVISE the English to do the
iaine Grafton Sentinel.
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A Good One.
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Henry D. Hatfield is "a good doctor
m several directions. He prescirbes
Well for q state. among other things.
lark srsburg State Journal.
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EtiaatuHet.

The warning factions OF Mexico
are going TO agree again. AS a mat
Ter Of etlqpat we suggest that the |
next revolution be deferred until thei
day alter the engagement. Wheeling
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A membef OF the Lambs was visit;
ing ct the Players. AS the evening
grew apace. the Lamb grew rather
boist ferrous. Final he attracted the
attention Of julian Street
Lamb In Players clothing, \ he
commented Z
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COMING EVENTS
IN GI.A KsBURG

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Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
January II, ~ and 1.-THE Musical
Comedy Rpsebuds,' afternoons and
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THE OVERSIGHT.

After A many years Of waiting. p
AZ Last her dream came true: {
But sraciousi What IS this We read
Twas asked, and She never knew.
who. ! l ~, 4 y,
When the telebhcne He'll ran z. van
daiia Wrippitts was looking IN the
mirror. and out Of II back at herself.
as " were. q 81
unused. (,
!, /; A ~ then as wsssaid, the telephone
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What What say ~ she called IN.
to the mouthpiece. Obi YES. YES.
certainly I'll marry you
III
Two minutes later she was in her,
boudoir again. bbihg as ii her heart
would hrea as ~ several organs
would break
Was the rapture too much for her?
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Nay!
Two naysi
Woe Is mel Alas and aIack. and
again. alas wept yandaiia. At neg
lectsd to ask who he VASE 4. Z. ,si
More Sweeps!