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Floor Plan.

milk handed Is not great enough 10
warrant the use OF n separate building.
the milk house must he combined with
either the farmhouse or the Ice house.
Under certain conditions. the farmer
might desire nm extension to his house
which would Include both the Ice
house and the milk house. A farm.
house designed in this way Is among
others IN II group OF designs recently
prepared by the United States depart
nent of agriculture. If such scheme
IS not used, the combined building
should, ut least. DC placed us near tho
farmhouse rs possible.
There are certain conditions which
must bc taken Into account In building
the lee house. The first is that Its 10.
cation must be such that good drain.
age is possible. There is always loss
by melting and the water must be car
ricd well away from the building and
disposed OF either IN the soil, through
4 drainage system already In place or
10y connection with a stream. The de.
sign viii account for the other condl.
uons, which are related TO the proper
construction of the walls and roof of
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Minton Thought His Wiie's
Case Was Hopeless
NOTHING HELPED HER
UNTIL SHE TOOK
TANLAC
my Wife aud | Both Believe
That Tanlac Saved Her
Life" He Says.

"Mv wife aud | both believe
that Tanlac saved her life, :"
said W + Minton, an cxper-
fenced machinest, living . n
White Oak road, North Chatta.
nooga, Tenn, recently.
after she suffered for n
whole year with stomach trou.
Bile, and | spent nearly every
dollar made for Treatments
ana medicines, we almost gave
up hope, for nothing relieved
her. She had awful pains
through the pit of her stomach
and in the small of her back,
and she would suffer for hours
after neal, because of gas
that would form in her ston-
ach. She had other troubles,
too, that helped TO wreck her
health, and she kept on losing
weight and strength daily.
"Its wonderful that any thing
could have helped her like
Tanlan has, for before she fin.
ished the third bottle, she had
gained eighteen pounds and
was feeling fine. She has taken
five bottles now, and she hasn't
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-04-03
Notice 10 Teachers.

The regular Spring Examina.
uon for teachers will be held mt
Wise on May 3-ilh. a list of
text books on which cxamina.
tons are based will be furn-
ished on application. beg TO
advise that no examination will
be given in algebra or classics
IN The spring or in algebra in
the summer.
All teachers not properly
certittcatod are urged to take
this examination.
Yours very truly,
j. j. Kelly Jr.
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the puiinihS 10 seSute suu'e'tn, in
suiation 10 preNeh. uhuue ioss' s,,ue
turai tiie nus peen iounu an eAeeien.
material for the construction oi ia,n
ice houses. i's oreinary us6 piu'tues
series OIL dead air spaces winch ate
very ei1eeu'e us nn insuia'ion asaiust
temperature 'a'ia''on. IL IT, vi course'
necessary 10 use care III 'ne eons'ruc
uon OF me waiis 80 'hhl no ieuhS n'e
present 10 nuinlt warm hir 10 the III
!erior oi tue mouse lne ihsiue Vi 'he
mouse must De hneu win some water
prooied Insulation so thht mois'urs
does not nave an opportunity 10 work
INTO the mortar JOINTS anu Oouy Oh 'he
Tile.
Nitnin Inc main Walls OF the leo
mouse there ihny De II partition pihceu
near one END To FORM mix room anu
Ice bunker. Such an arrangement IL
more economical OF Ice thhn 10 Dulio
the mix room In some part OF the mliK
house remote from the Ice mousse. Ihe
door Into the milk room should 10
constructed IN the same manner as tne
continuous doors placed In the OUTSIDE
wall OF The lee house.
The milk house size and arrange
mcnt VIII depend upon the method OF
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requires small sink which should
,,e paced where there Is plenty OF
"Ipt'
Tht combined ice house and dairy
SHOWN III me accompanying perspective
anu iieor plan Is wcll-designed build
ing OF very neat appearance. The walls
'i ne building are of structural tile.
pui's upon concrete foundation. The
zee Is Intended TO be covered with saw
Inst or straw that has been put
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-04-03
NS&xVi Norfolk s1gssMsster,
rsz=Ez1z9as Schedule in Effect
January 9Th. 1918

january hH, 1915
LEAVE NORTON, VA. G:I5 y. III. AMI
$50 y. IN. for Blucficld and in.
tcrmcdiate stations. Connection at
lilueiield with Trains East and West
Pullman Slcepers aud Dining Cars
LEAVE BRISTOL, VA. Daily, 100 a. IN
for East Radford, Roanoke, Lynch
burg, Petersburg, Richmond, Nor
folk aud llagcrstown. Parior Car
tBroilcrl 10 Roanoke and Hagcrs-
town Pullman Sleeper lIagcrstown
10 Philadelphia
l2:i5p. M. daily for all points betwcor
Bristol and Iynchburg. Connects
Walton AT 500 y. IN. with the Chi.
cage Express for all points west and
northwest.
500 y. III. for Norfolk and intermcdiat.
points, Pullman Sieepers to Norfolk
~ i. m, and 500 p. III. (limitcd) Solid
trains with pullman slccpcrs to Wasl,
ington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York via l.ynchburg. Does not
make local stops
w, G.. SAuNnEns, G. T.. A.
w y. BIvlLL,
Pass. Tuf. Mgr,
Roanoke. Va.
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FREE OF CHARGE.

Any adult suffering from coughs. cold
uI bronchitis rs invited 60 call AT the
drug store OF Kelly Drug Company aud
gtt absolutely free, a sample bottle of
hosehees German Syrup. q soothing and
healing remedy FOR ali lung troubles
which has a successful record of fnv
years Gives the patient good nights
rest free from coughing. with Tee cXpcc.
toratlon In the morning.
a standard medicine Cor 80 years. For
sale III all civilized counties
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Special Commissioner
How's This 7

We offer One Hundred Coll.r.
Reward for any case OF Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.
eve. Inc uhdersiEned. have known +. ],
MIN perfectly honorable in ali business
transactions and financially able 10 carry
out any o6ligations made by his fIrm.r
u.u. Toledo, o.
aSuES n!rectly upon the blood and mn.
~ all Druggists Soio
Take Halls Family Pr. .or --astip..ioa.
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The Economy Of Having Certain
Structures Serve More
Than One Purpose.
FEWER BUILDINGS, BUT GOOD
Large Number OF Scattered sheds and
Barns Spells Appearance Of Prop
erty-Also Wastes limo
and Money.

Mr. william a RaGtord win answer
questions and give advice FREE OF
COST on nli subjects pertaining to the
Bubjcct of building work ON the farm, for
the readers OF this paper on account OF
hts wide experience MS Editor Author md
Manufacturer. he Is. without doubt, tho
highest authority on all these subjects.
Address all inquiries To Wilnn a. Rad
ford No. lSII Prairie avenue, Chicago.
III. and only inciose two.cent stamp for
reply.
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The tens Of sale are costs of SHIT and
costs and commissions OF sale to lie paid
IN cash and the remainder of the purchase
. rice will be upon a credit of one. two
aud three years, the deferred payments
To lie evidenced by the notes of the pur-
chaser payable to the Commissioner with
approved security. the notes to bear in
tercst from date Of sale aud the title to
the property to be retained 10 further Sc
cnre the payment OF sad notes.
II. T. IRVINE,
Special Commissioner.
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Legal Blank}||
For Justice Of the /
Peace. |
We have the most COMMIT.
set OF forms for use by Ius ffs
OF o.. the Peace of any house !,
Virginia. Our prices are
7b cents per Hundred
OF an assortment of blapl,
Cash with order which can anil j
ways be filled promptly. Al Il
ways order by number.
WARRANT Oh Arrest.
Commitment 10 Answer Irhic,,.
. Certificate OF Commitment IN, Tli';
Commitment until Fine aud Co...
Paid. ''' II
Commitment for Imprisonment, 4,
hecosnizancc upon Appeal
Warrant Discharging from .l,5l r.
Appeal. ~"
Complaint for Peace War5an,
0 Peace Warrant.
10 Search Warrant.
IL Warrant In Debt.
IL Warrant II Damages.
i3 Execution
II Garnishcc Summons.
10 lndemnifying Fond.
~ Forthcoming Bond
u y itidavit for Summons in luI,,s
Dc;ainer.
Is Summons In Unlawful netalner
~ Affidavit FOR Distress Warrant
20 Distress Warrant.
II Complaint for Attachment as,l,,
Removing Debtor.
- Attachment Against RemnylnrD,n
or, with Garnishec Process
% Attachment Bond.
= - - W Jaw y ANU " lAl4 tNItIue IA
- Deed OF Trust. with certificate.
20 Deed of Lease.
p Homestead Deed.
IS Declaration in Assumpsit.
20 Declaration in Debt on Bond
80 Declaration in Debt on rromlA,or
Note.
81 Declaration in Deb, on Nrgotiatl
Note.
~ Notice of Motion on Note, BOND. q
Account.
B Power Of Attorney.
"a Notice to take Dispositions
30 Indictment, General.
10 Indictment, Liquor.
81 Commissioners Notice.
~ Abstract of Judgment Before Justlt,
30 Warrant in Detiiuc.
10 Garnishce summons and judgment
II Subpoena for Witnesses.
II Contract and Agreement.
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C. c. SWORD
Plumbing and Heating
BIG STONE GAP, VA.

Contracting and repair work, odd iobs a
specially Specifications furnished free
on appisAtion. Prompt service always.
Work done IN AppaiaehIs. PENNINGTON
Gap. Jonesyilie and other nearby town.
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No Wondnr

Mr.. acknowledgement, chr +
wild cats?
Mrs. snoodle--He can, but his wife
Is a bear,
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Saturday, April 6, 1913

at the front door of the post Office in the
town Of Big Stone Gap, Virginia, be-
tween the hours of 10 y, NJ. and . Il.
NJ, and as near as practicablelto the hour
of IL NJ. sell at public cutlery to the
highest bidder the following lots in the
town Of Big Stone Gap, Virginia,
Lot 3, block =,
Lot IL. block 2G.
Lots II, III. and 10, block 81,
Lots IL, II, II, and H. block -, and
Lots 1. II, and IL, block rs,
all being shown upon plat of the town
OF Big stone Gap designated AZ Improve.
men Cumpany's Plat Of said town.
These are all desirable lots and valuable
improvements are On some of them
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COM MISSIONER'S SALE Oh
REAL ESTATE
jamie Slemp, ct al, Defendant
WISE CIRCUIT COURT.

As special commissioner in the above
styled cause now spending in chancery in
the Circuit Court of Wise County, and
pursuant TO decree entered in said cause,
will on
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-04-03
Wise County Boys Called to
the COlOrs.

The following Wise County left Norton last Sun
Innrd.
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Board:
Order Serial
No. No.
=. 2G 3G37
so gi9
1903 1859
l79 32S5
222 800
23l 1928
232 3ISl
1903 1880
500 1890
i25 3435
423 1856.
4I2 $50
463 1925
boz 1882
564 1865
573 sos
595 309l
$50 o57
GA 1923
G57 a 1869
$50 l75
S7i Pill
500 1907
OH Boz
95S 2GGG
965 a 1867
1904 i1G5
1910 1922
1854 1901
1919 S77
1892 GSl
ll2l 1850
ll3l 1908
ll43 SOS
ll46 1911
Hoo $50
1892 27Go
ll5i BOSS
ll6l 567
ITO 1870
llGG 231O
1lS0 2SGO
lISG 33ii
1868 4l70
ll0i 2T0b
1896 3lll
1924 $50
1897 2325
1911 l7S5
l2G5 2ll
1881 S43
1887 3l9l
1898 2ga
1908 Gs
1924 1857
1929 lI5
1874 1876
1868 5l4
go 1850
52S 1910
4. SIG 334l
S27 1lS7
$50 25IG
1896 1907
1881 1900
1891 33O2
1909 2G0G
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-06
ALLIES FOLLOWED
 WILSON'S PLANS
 SAYSCLENENCEAU
Amid Wild Cheers Aged Pre- mier Reads Terms of Aus tria-Hungary's Armistice to Deputies

PARIS, Nov. 5.-M. Clemenceau. the premier was accorded a wonderful ovation in the chamber of deputies to- day as he read to the deputies the terms of the armistice with Austria Hungary. He also said terms had been submitted to Germany.
 'The terms to Germany" said the premier, 'are what President Wilson himself recommended to us for the se- curity of our troops, the maintenance of our military superiority and the dis armament of the enemy, inso far as that it is necessary to prevent a re- sumption of hostilities."
 M. Clemenceau declared that peace might not be so near as some might think but that he could, however, as- sure the chamber that. ."the fate of the peoples henceforth was fixed.@ There was prolonged cheering when the pre- mie- announced that the allies had ob- tained the use of all means of trans port in Austria-Hungaria.
 M. Clemenceau was hailed, as the father of victory'f as he mounted the tribune to announce the terms Of the Austrian armistice. The deputies all stood. The ovation lasted several minutes.
 During an address following read ing of the armistice terms there was intermittent cheering, especially when the premier spoke of the approach of full victory, the defeat of Austria Hungary and the complete glory of France. The usual socialist interrup- tions occurred, but the aged premier remained unperturbed defiantly smothering the taunts of the opposi- tion. The chamber passed a resolu- tion providing that the speech of Nj. Clemenceau should be posted through out France.
 What have done," said NJ. Clem- enceau, it is France that has done it. I have only made the best use could of the instruments France has given me. The superior council at Versailles has drawn up the terms of an armistice with Germany. These were sent yesterday to President Will son, who, if he approves them, will make them known to the imperial and democratic government"
 At this point the house burst into laughter.
 Tt will then be time enough for Germany to address herself to Foch," the premier added.
 It was here that the premier de- clared that the terms to Germany were inspired, as were those imposed upon Austria, to prevent a resmp- ton of hostilities in case Germany should break her word. tr
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-06
ASK AMERICA TO PROTEST AGAINST
 RUSSIAN KILLINGS
American Russian Chamber of Commerce Requests Civic Organizations to Hold Participants Responsible
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NEW YORK, Nov 1.-The American Russian chamber of commerce today appealed to civic and religious organ nations throughout the country tC protest against the massacre in Rus sia of all the members of the bour geoise which. according to cable dis patches last week. the bolsheviki in tend to carry out on November 10 The chamber has received information indicating that the bolsheviki plan a massacre on a greater scale than pre-, vious advices have indicated.
 The appeal urges that the govern. ment of the United States be asked to unite with the governments of the allied nations to warn German and bolsheviki governments that all par. ticipants in any massacre will be held responsible for their lives.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-06
CLAWS OF GREAT MILITARY
 MACHINE ID BE DRAWN>W|TH
 MARSHAL FOCH AS OUR AGENT
Huns Mine Holy Edifce to KiU
 All WOrshipers
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ON THE BRITISH FRONT IN FRANCE, Monday, Nov. A. (Havas.)-American troops who occupied St. Martin-Rieviere dur ing the advance south of La Ca teau recently discovered in the belfry of the village church for midable charge of explosives. The charge was connected by wires with the monstrance on the high altar in such a way that if the monstranee were moved an ex- plosion would have brought the church down upon the heads of the worshippers.
 The officer commanding the American detachment made off cial mention of the matter in his report to his superiors.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-06
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 NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-At midnight the congressional election returns were a little more than half in, and on the figures then at hand showed a. gain of eight seats in the house and at least three in the senate for the republicans.
 Up to that hour Acting Chairman Cummings of the democratic national committee has issued a statement claiming democratic gains in both houses of congress.
 Chairman Hays of the republican national committee had not issued a statement, but said he felt sure the republicans would control the house.
 The turnovers came in New York. Kentucky, Illinois. Pennsylvania. Kan sas and Maryland. but SO closely was democratic defeat in one district neutralized by republican defeat in another that the net results were very close
 The democratic leaders in congress. Senator Simmons of North Carolina and Representative Kitchin of North Carolina were reelected as were the
  tiv Mann, of Illinois. and the acting republican leader. Representative Gillette of Massachusetts. Former Speaker Cannon of Illinois was re- elected to what will be his 22nd term in congress. a record of Service inter- rupted by only two defeats.
 Meyer London, the only socialist in the house, was defeated by Henry M Goldfogle. a democrat running with republican support, but the socialists retained representation by electing Victor Berger from Wisconsin. for mer member of the house, now under indictment under charges of violating the espionage law. Other socialist candidates were defeated. among them Morris HillQuit, candidate for mayor of New York a year ago.
 The only complete governorship re- turns at hand at midnight showed the republican tickets elected in Pennsyl- yania and Connecticut and Governor Whitman of New York coming down state with a heavy plurality which promised to wipe out the advantage of Alfred E. Smith, the democratic candidate in Greater New York.
 Senator Thompson of Kansas. dem oerat, had been beaten by Governor Capper. republican: Senator Lewis of Illinois had been beaten by Represen- tative Medill Mccormick. republican. and Senator Salisbury. democratic president pro tenn of the senate. had been beaten by former Senator Bell, republican.
 NhA al ,r republican, of Massachusetts was in doubt and the seat was being claimed by former Governor Walsh. democrat.
 The surprise of the election was the possibility that Speaker Clark had been defeated in his home district in Missouri.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-06
TANKS POUND ON WINNING CITIES
 FROM GERMANS
Reach Point Five Miles From German Communication Road; Downing Hundreds of Boche Airplanes

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN THE MEUSE SECTOR, Nov. 5, (By the Associated Press, II p. m.)-The American forces have captured Liny- Devant-Dun and Milly-Devant-Dun, east of the Mouse river. They are also occupying the hills on the east bank of the river, despite stiff ma chine gun resistance by the Germans.
 West of the Mouse the Americans have occupied Letanne, Stonne, Labe- sace and Yoncq, and are pushing their line well beyond Raucourt forest, north of Stonne.
 In Beaumont 500 French civilians were freed after four years German occupation of their town.
 In their advance today the Amer jeans reached points within five miles of one of the German main lines of communication between Metz. Mezi- eres, Hirson and the north.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-06
MAYOR ERICKSON PROGRAMS NEED
 FOR WAR FUNDS
Issues Proclamation Urging People of This District to Aid in Raising Large Amounts

Official recognition of the united war work campaign. beginning next Monday and continuing throughout the week. was given yesterday by the city of Bisbee, when Mayor Jacob Erickson in proclamation. called on the residents of this district to recOg- niZe the occasion and to "bestow at- tention, lend effort and strength, and give literally to the fullest extent of their means to the appeal for funds to carry on this wonderful work so asupiciously begun. The proclamation of the mayor Is issued in furtherance of the efforts of the com mittees in charge of the campaign and the loyal citizens of the district.
 The proclamation cites in the first sentences the reasons for the appeal of the united war work campaign. and names the seven organizations which will take part in the drive. The
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-06
.FEDERALS FIGHT
 WITH V|LLISTAS
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PRESIDIO, Tex, Nov. 5.-Fighting occurred today between Villa follow CTS and federal troops at two points south of Ojnaga. One fight occurred near San Antonio and the other at San Carlos No details of the fight ing were received here tonight.
 The federals were commanded by Gen. Jose Carlos Murguia and the Villa band by Martin Lopez. Troops of the federal command were report ed near La Mula pass. southeast of Ojinaga and were believed to be a part of the command of General Fa- vela, who is marching from Coahuila to reinforce General Murguia.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-06
DOWN 1so HUN PLANES

VII IT T LIE AMI AINN I NORTHWEST OF VERDUN, Nov. 5, (By the Associated Press. .l-During the last four days American airmen have destroyed or downed more than 160 German airplanes and in addition a large number of enemy balloons.
 Since September F, when the St. Mihiel salient operations be- gan, the Americans claim to have downed 431 German machines. Of this number it has been con firmed that PTS have been de- stroyed
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-06
HUN ARTILLERY REACTS


 FRANCE, Nov. 5, (By the Associated Press. Il p. m.)-The German artil- lery began a strong reaction upon the French positions southwest of the Eoly-Seraincourt road at o'clock this afternoon and tonight it continued very active along the Aisne between Rethel and Attigny.
 WITH THE FRENCH ARMY IN FRANCE, Nov 5, 2:30 p. m., (By the Associated Press.) - The Franco American operations west of the Mouse since November l have shaken the pivot upon which the entire Ger man retreat turns. The Germans are still making a stout resistance with out modifying the salient feature oi the situation which is that their arm ies west of the Meuse are practically cut off from direct communication with Metz The main reliance of the Germans now is on the line of the Mouse. which they appear determined to defend while west of the river their principal resistance is along the Ard nenes canal. French troops have reached this obstacle from Rilly-AuI Oies, at the bend of the Aisne to the river Bar Here they have encounter ed sustained artillery machine gur and musketry fire.
 The Germans are still holding alonf the Aisne between Rethel and Chateau Porcien, while further west indica tions of a retreat were noticed last evening. The French in pursuit main tained contact with the enemy's real guards, and this morning reached Her py and the region east of Recouvranc' and Bannogne. as we'll as height es southeast of Montigny Le sourt.
 East of the Disc river. Frenef troops, on the heels of the retreat ing enemy have reached Audigny anC | Laheris Lavieville.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-06
WHITMAN HAS CHANCE
NEW YORK GU5ERNAToRIAL CAMPAIGN CLOSE; CAMPBELL AND GOLFER CLAIM ELECTION IN THIS STATE WITH RESULT IN CRAVE DOUBT

NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-At 2 a. m. 12O congressional districts were un- reported
 By the returns tonight in hand the republicans had gained II seats in the house of representatives and three seats in the senate.