Bluefield evening leader. [volume], April 08, 1906, Image 1

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Industry
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Special |«t I'll** Ihiiljf l.t-adcr.
HA It ItOC ItSVI I,I.K. W Va . April 7,
The wildest excitement prevail*
among llie eltlxens of Merritt'* Creek
neai here Mrs Sarah Nicely, aged
d •«, of Merrills Creek, lx preaching
(lie doctrine that the world la tu
• one* to an end wllhln the uext thlr
ty days.
She whm ifH'Matly converted to tin
faith of llie Holiness seel and claim*
to have a message from Hie I wire
who told her lo waller her beliel
among her ueghhors that they mlghi
have time to prepare Iheiuselvea foi
the approaching cud She has heei
so successful that she lias In the las'
few day* converted a large niuubei
of rural - people who are fasting am'
praying and preparing for the end
ll Is said ilia I over two hundred ja»o
pie are affected hy Hie delusion
Rev. Thompson
Will Officiate
\t Indicate!) Services of New Iti.p
list riiiinli ul Keystone Today.
Tile new Baptist Church al Key
stone, W. Vu., which was recent 1.
* unipleled will he dedicated to tin
worship of Cod today. Itev. H. W
REGISTRATION IS
NOW 60ING ON
-- '%+<■'
A*niui Twit Hundred Had
••d l'p U » (rdfek Last Night.
The work of registering I ha voters
in the city Ir now progressing very
rapdlj at the t’ity Hull and up to V
o'clock Iasi nght alinosl *00 had
registered. The law requires that
, every person who dealres to vole must
, Nisi be registered. There are about
I . 00 voters in Urn city and It will
f require some little lime yet before
the work 1s completed The h mm
. for registering are from N a. m to
I P in and from tl to a p m Those
who desire to vote In the coming
municipal election should not forget
I the Importance of registering
h im: movkii to
THKIK WKW gi ARMCKS.
The First National Hank will,
commencin'! tomorrow, occupy their
new quarts™ on Princeton avenue
and llland street Yesterday ihelr
I equipment w.;s re Moved lo the «mu
1 mod (on h hanking r«s>ms on the first
floor of their new building and com
■ (helming tomorrow, will do business
in llielr new home.
Turning to Hryau.
It Is through the senior republican
* organ of New York that a "prom*
AROUND THE CUT.
—
A BRIKF RKMt'MK OF WHAT
TKANMPIHKU IN HMlt lkkO
ANI» OTHKK NKAItRV • 1
TOWNS.
-v* ,||l
Wena I tenth taught by bender lb*
PwHtm isirlug the Buy. 2 *
Frank Witten was among the' >iti- i
Mora to HlueReltl Saturday
Mr. anti Mrs A D Kxall, of Mg
toaka \V Va . spent Saturday in
Bluefteltl shopping.
I>. K. French, of llu law it mu of
it. A!, unit Bei Haul Mcl'lauglierty, '
•pent Saturday at Tip Tt»p on legnl
husiness.
H F Huxley, of HttrahtintaM, Va ,
was a visitor in Minefield Saturday.
tCntiiietl Thotnss, the efficient \
hardware clerk with M ti Whitlow,
left Saturday rt*r Hetlford, Va.. where
he will spend Sunday with relatives.
We have received mauy leters with
the heal wishes expressed |u them
for the future prosperity of the
Ihiily I sutler all or w ho'll we ve»y
much appreciate.
Mr. und Mrs. lieu. t*. Milner wet#
visitors from ('levelaud, Va , SaiuTr
day.
A t«. McOue, of the Mrf'ue and
Wright Milling Co., went to Nar
row h, K:ilunlay to transact hutinm
Uwi. Hai i Ison and T. J. Hondric he,
I of llonnker. Va . were In Hluefieid
Saturday.
<’ li, King, the popular cashier
oT I lie Hank of Pearlshiirg, Va . came'
to Rluetleld yv*gtv»rdsjr.
Thunka to the uusliiesa men Of
Hluelteid for the encouragement they
liave given in the way of advertising
We hope they may always continue
and others may follow their good
example.
Prof. T. H. Beckwith, of Prirce- j
ton, came to P.luefleld yesterday to
see “Ben, of Broken Bow.”
Mr. A. L. Peters, the artificial leg
man, was in the city on yesterday.
He was doing business as usual.
It was almost impossible for us to
place advertisements In certain posi
tions in this Issue, but we think ottr
space is so arranged that everybody
will bo satisfied.
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION WILL
NOMINATE NEW OFFICERS.
Bluefield Typographical Union No
64 4, will hold their regular muni lily
meeting this evening at 3:30 o'clock
for the purpose of nominating new
officers l,o preside over their body for
Hie ensuing year commencing May
1st There is also to be other Im
portant busInoHti transacted and a
full attendance Is desired.
* Alieut inemtier or tile conservative
liemoeratle club of that city is quo!
' oil as ticlow, but there Is no reason
to question eillier tin* prominence of
* tin* member or the accuracy of the
1 quotation: -
ctilruM ifeurst sliontil run sway
* with Hu* organisation before ll»n8,
8 you'll s»*e tin* conservative democrats
of this city supporting Bryan for the
J nomination two years hence. Bryan
has become loss radical and could be
counted on to give a good adminis
tration if he should be elected, while,
on the oethr band, the conservative
democrats, and, for that matter, re
publicans, arc willing to go a good
■ deal further along radical linos than
the> were in 1896 or 1900. While
i Heard Is a man of capital, he is too
much of u socialist to suit conserva
tive democrats, and, for that reason,
more than for any ot;her, they will
oppose him. Bryan, on the other
hand, while a good deni of a radical,
' has been broadened by study and
* travel arid observation, and could
* be trusted by the men In the detno
'* crutlc organization who opposed him
tie fore to ruu things sensibly If he
'• shoud be elected president,
f ___
' WELL RECEIVED WAS
1 FRANKLIN WOODRUFF
lii the ftitle of Iten Martin in “Hen
t*
^ Of Iti okt-ii How Kanrlt.”
H
t Franklin Woodruff and his »u
a perh company in the comedy drama,
u Ben of Broken Bow Ranch,“ were
k welcomed in our city last night at
r| flie Rigs Opera House by an appre
dative audience
The drama, which was In four
I acta, is one tresting of the Western
, frontier and was written by F,dith
Kills Baker, a novelist of consider*
i iMMiiji.soii, pastor *>i inn rust nap
list ('hurt'll of tills city, will dultv
er Hie dedicatory sermon. The edl
flee is a handsome one and there wil
lie a large attendance from nearh
towns On arcoimi of Kev. Thump
son's absence, Hev. Vy. A. (’canon
of l.eu ha non, Va.. will preach at th
First Ha pi 1st ('hurt'll, Sunday morn
ing «ii II o'clock There will he m
services at night.
BLOODHOUNDS ARE
ON THE TRAII
III KULAKS SMASH PLATF (iLASi
ANI» ( A 1(10 OFF
l)KR.
Special to The Ihiily Lender.
HIINTINMTON, W. VA , April 1
A hold robbery was committed a
litis place at an early hour tonighi
Liurglars smashed in tlie large plat
^lass window in Kmnnxis llawkln
Hardware Store on Third Avcitut
They secured a large quantity c
guns, knives and rjtzorH, hut illd DC
heve time to rifle the aafe. The
made good their escape Blood
hounds wore brought from Aahlan
and put tm the trail
An elaborate program foiyc'eiebr*
ting the 200th anniversary of th
I'reahy terlnn church in the Unite
States has been completed, and th
exerci.es are to lie held In the Fir*
Presbyter lap church of PhUJM*eiphi
on the 24th, with morning, .Afternoo
and evening services The develop
meat o' that church in the ignite
States will he considered In the inorii
ing with addressee by Rev f>r. Wli
Will Mf«*( Tuesday might.
Blnefteld laOdge, No Hit. A. If,'
und A M , will hold their regular
*erni-monthly c.ommunlcMUoa Id
• •loir I i.ll Tuesday night Yli«M tvH|
be work in the several degrees and
fl full i 11 endttiica of the inan,li*,i*
Is desired.
WILL NOMINATE
THEIR CANDIDATES
iti Idte li. hl will II..Id
* MW" Convention Moodey
might.
A mass convention of the Keptih
I fen ns Iihh henn called to moot at tbe!
City llnll Monday night at K o'clock
for the pnrpoae of nominal ing can
dldafex for the various municipal of
fleen to he voted for lit the coming
election In May, Tho Itepuhlh ;«ns
•mmher among their party some of
the moet Miibataolial business men of
the city and they will no doubt place
a strong ticket In the Held.
You Kaetcr I ado's.
You will want some pretty Kaster
pictures of you lovely Raster look*.
Sake ao engagement with an for
.i"*r ** wili *"
li'un H. Rolicrll, clerk of th** denars
Assembly. Rev. I>r. John Ih'WHi
|ifitt«-KHnr of church history in Print**
k»ii theological seminary, und He*
f»r ifeoVy MiCiHik, president of Ih
freshyt* i Inn historical aoclety Thar
will be fraternal uddreattea by re|
leaeiiTnUvea of other denomination
tn Hie afternoon, in the evening Iti
fill are pros pert a e ,o i'resby lei ia
cilHfeh will he considered, with all
ili i'mswi by llev. .lame* |» Moffat
moderator of fh»* (Jeneral AMacnibly
and Hole'll K, Spear of New York
The national bonne hna voted $20
d^ono in sect clary llltebeoek of the is
^rlai depart inenl, to lie used In hi
sorrel acrvhe invealigatlona of tb
tiunt|m*nli land frioota which extent
Into Vo many states Them wa
1'l<*%.^>li.ie«,iton to this approprlatior
tint the opposition in the appMfrii
Mona eoniiritftee went down tnfor
the i tiddalfion of how grh»Kly th
Kovn uent has been defrauded of It
land*. U was realized that the part
hi power could not afford to go <v
record a* oppposing th*- moat thoi
onph iiivesfi^ation of frauda tha
» owmm/, iiivnr ” ■ i• f pi
k ent were highly pleased with the
* evenings entertainment..
Johnny Mine, a Khknpoo linguist
** and philosopher, whose real name
" ! la Mah rnt-quts rhe iiihIi-vIis ihhIi usI
and who ran speak ten different Ian
* mi iges, Is in Washington In the in
'• tercet of the Mexican brunch of *le
Ilfl'tf. He Is said U> ts* the most uc
c-»mi iahed Indian ilugiilsl in the
world. Hi* has some rather unrom
* pWOn ntary opinions a hoot the while
H man's governmental methods, but he
M thinks flu* white man's wife la a per
* , son entirely above criticism. "Not
H ' nmrh difference between the white
'» Squaw and the red man/’ explained
Johnny. "They both paint, white
* squaws With white paint and red
m brave with rod paint. They both
* have to Wfttfr feathers when they're
r irossed up. Indian, he wears eagle
* furthers, white squaw wears any
'* , kltid of feathers she r«n get. White
1 squaw* not much different from In
- illan '
, —
Of \r<
■ /r»hnt»y: "Tb* wife of Nonb, who
n ilit It.'Ufa.
»‘KMSK\|,\ A«IA HX vi.ia i\m
VANS Wll.l, KNl AlftltlsM %
AT TIM* Hn A« 'M.
Tim «‘(t v of HlUefteUt Is, pl'elld-Ox]
u new Industry *hhh' w,J| go tc |m
prove the bust no** of ibb thriving
city
V K Thornton, acv)et,ny, aM,t j
Morton fW.<*innn, of ttflUhutg, *edvr
nl manager. or the Tvnnaylvnuta
, foundry or* I'liNburg,
v»#ro In our oily je i-,rda\ I * to king
nftei •< SH. .. W IllHl t.. enVt !•
foundry. Tt»ay have at
ptn<*e:i in (lain state i miking for t
pla«to^ loMte u htdut-h plarti oi
business and lo a repiosiMit stive ,,i
tho I>uil\ lender last evening the,
expressed l|u>mwlu'| .,s being verj
highly pleased with tb, city Of Mine
Held an a plum lo locftth the plant
This tlrm will lunka castings ot all
kinds aiul will also eater to the lo
ual business at (Ills plate and nearb)
(owns They \\iI employ about fifty
»U«Ml.
• riaiis have already beeu made foi
the uiuln building of ihelr braindi
which will la* -to* I ah f*M, .Old In ad
dlUon I hoy w ill ereet tin nfflea and
a aloienge room.
These gent lent«. n spoke in glow
lug terms of this etty and said they
were very agreeably m prised it tin
husiues activity,
When asked as to whether limy
had derided upon n ft. here lo lo
rate Ihelr iihmt llna raSll^g
tlM»y had not. ||H they had two lix-u
tlons in view whkh would Im uetod
upon hy the dlrm*toei> W the com
iiaiiy upon thulr rotum p» Pittsburg
; Should the company d*ddo to lo
unto their foundry !»••,♦» they will
•uuinitMU’o I he o reel Ion at an eaflv
date
i Hioho gen 11 men loft Iasi evening
for OharleMtou, and wii,| go to pitta
bur g by way ««f Likina over the Coal
M Ooko Railroad, which has Just
rodent|y been completed.
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
TO HOLD CONVENTION
Mowlnjr Night at tire Court lloiist
at Mine O'clock is the Mute He I
for Meeting.
! A mass meeting of the |Afinocriith
party has been railed by flu* eyi cu
ttve committee in met In the court
house at nine o clock Monday oven
to# foi the purport* of nominating
candidate* for the Iliunlelpal oftlem
In this city. Tim office* to In- fllloc
are Mayor, Recorder, Treasurer, Hu
pervtaor und eight Councllineir, otu
fi’6m each of the respective wards ic
the city Quito it utimber of oqi
good I »• ♦moeratlc bretlmreu hav«
'bean tiomtioncd for (lie various office?
[and It goes without flaying that th«
men choM* u by the mils* con vent lot
*111 be those who aro identified wifi
our progressive and energetic bust
UHI men
THK PIKHT TO HI ltHCltfUK
Tim first man In fire r»tv of nine
fl^d to coine to oili office and pa'
[14 ■fib in advance for the MaiJy Load
|hr Wri Recorder J hi. Crock*!!, oni
of out city1 officials. Now, If we har
* Ihotiaand 01 I wo rnore Jnr.t llk<
Mr CiorkeM in fhe city there would
b® no question as to the future prow
pcrifv of the lisll? l.endff*
Mr. and Mr* W C. Pollock oeln*
brated the tenfh iiHriivh-rnary ol
[tlmlr marriage yesterday try roc«lv
luv I led i friend* si lli.ir home mi
[ ■
Kogar* alrAel The giHfr:!;, ware ifi
Vltad ftr*t Ihto tho parlor where Mr
gmf Me< Pollock t uidliif under tin
ftotrrlanc h«i|a und graceful feitoom
•f green nod white looked :>• ft •»m*^
land radiant an on titAt memorial ot:
OHKioh of ten year i rm*». Mr* l.u«
renoO Al»*>fii'de» ami Mr* John Pear
•On. chariuliitf In id* * of recent date
•fr*r*y *»4»t*fklnt hoel. *«•* tn i th*
onndamne library ilia color ueheimi
*»# green and white und tin wan
:b**'*i»ttfi»lly furrlwl out.
I*V» UdHMlU weirt Ofimerona and
»*« Hit It- table fairly groaned un
4#r lh#i wHyhi or the magnificent
^|ft* of ' heh* atllnlimg friend*
14 K«mim to Friend**,
Nifty*’ ! »f. Vanrhiui. HI»«I Wife. »n>
Mlo* T-o *i«* Mfrfta, of KoanoKa, V«„
who tract married ;*r the taller pi-,,.
»»no >*th of Man h, arrived In lb*
Hty oh^rfo 1 Pal today from Floyd
'""a*'/, \ i of I he Ki **om
whara they have np«mt purl of limit
hon*ymo*if. They have taken email
** W an Mercei - •»*-*-r
.flMUtfi Bj
Vw dfvh: Ik .* ■. **r / pouiulfn
d Weeurn. ami ha , u«a
M t »V *W ,M. *H»
R"”
|HAS REACHED
NO DECISION
1 VlJoUrus t util
N**\t W iiIiiihiIh) .
S|H*t iul (u Tl»«* Hally Iu*Adi*r.
CHAKI.KSTON. \V VA . April"
The Joint roiiiri« u«*o of Ho* iniu«*rW|
aud opt'iatom n*mU# commit tot* which
hau boon lu Mission boro for hiMrd ^
HlUo to ugrro ou Hiu sfalo of wages
for tlm liilurra, kAJoiivium! Unlay to
nieot a Kill ti navt WndiniMlny. No no
tion will bo liikou either for or
against a at t ike in this mIhIo until
after lb«* ootuiuiltru r«i convenes anil
it Hi** Ills to bo UlW Opinion III lllOHA*
w bo aru in a pohIHou to know. Hint
t'iu mat tor will be umtcubly act(led.
i bis will bo oXi i tb*ut now's lo tlioHO
living in Hit* minliiK AHiHkOH Of HiIh
Ktalo nit II watt tbo opinion ttliil no
antiafuctory agreement would la*
reached by tlm joint committee
ARE CONSIDERING
| ASSESSMENTS
Wt*t« Hoard Of Public* Work a 11 rum
4<rh-\times of <’<U |Kir«ltiotlM.
Hpeciul to Tin* Hail) Immlcr.
CHAKLtastON. VV. VA, April 7
ASSOCIATED PRESS
IN BLUEFIELD
The DiUI) Leader Will Take Full
Ammh Imiih] Report.
Tin- Dully Loader has uiade ar
i iink*'iiit'iits to receive the Associ
atcd l‘i. sa and lias signed the appli
cation f«n membership tu the Abbo
elation, IT there la no hitch in the pro
ihcro should b«. rTo mum have the
latest news and having confidence
In the support of the people, wo
uro doing all% wo can to give our
readers the latest uewa by this
means.
AT THE HOTELS.
Late Arrivals of Vigitort to Bluefield,
Who Will Spend Part ot The Day
With Ut Seeing The Sightt.
—
ItLFKFIFLD INN.
J. VV. Morrison, Halil morn. M«1 ;
i*. W. Williams, Jelllco, Tenn.; «
Herman F.nclniiall, O., It. Ii floud,
lialtimor Md.; W. V. Linn. Nor
folk, V.i.; Leo lu>eb, Now York.; J.
8. Kent, Nikhorn, W. Vu. (J 0. Whit
worth, Klchmoud, Vm.j Jt. X. John
ston, Klchmoud, Vu.; W. Id. Dicker
WKT AMU UKY QUESTION TEM
’ 1*0 WARILY HKTTI Kl> IN
WIU4M»ON
wiwdi ui >v iiiiatuaou flHHS
cloned indoilultely owiug to a decis
Ion today of the county court which
In now In session hare.
It see ins that the city eouuell aud
the county court have boon arguing
for some time ms to the proper dis
position of the license to be Issued
for the ensuing year, but could come
to no agreement. The court advo
cating the grautlng of tceose to all
salooua and the council only u few.
Thus It waa today when the city
council granted lta license the court
refused to allow any a^ all, revoking
those which the city had ullowed
whereupon (ho city refused to grunt
uny license at all.
\Yi!IIhiiihoii will bo dry, at least
uniII the question is reCousidcrud,
wlil* h will bn at thu next - tenu of
iho comity court, convening the
fourth Tuesday In thb month.
The (live Away llirtl.
Kdwurd hud Just returned from
foreign service add his brow wus
troubled.
"1 gave y«u that parrot as a birlh
!<lay present, did 1 not, AmellaT" he
,asked.
"Yes. toil niii-..It/ a'..,!a.. __ _
MOt Kolng to speak Of your token*
an If-•*
"It wns young and speechless at
the time,”
"Y«»" with lucreusing wonder—
and M lot* never been out If thin par
lor.”
“There him uo other young ladlea
ill tills llOUHO?”
“No.” v
“Then. why why. when 1 k-kisa
ed your photograph In yonder al-‘ \
bum, wiiile waiting for you, did that
wretched bird Imitate your voice and
say, ’Don’t do that, Herbert, plmme
dont7”-—The Bystander.
Mr«. Barlow, Mias N. K. Bud
duth and Miss E. Mitchell, of Falls
Mills, Va., were shopping in Biue
flold Saturday,
Mrs. J. B. Carpenter, of Pocahon
tas, Va , was shopping In th* city
Saturday.
v vr. Jones and wlfo, of Dante,
Va., wore veiling |n the city Sat
Mlss Mary Foard, a very attrac
tive young lady of Clifton Forge,
Va., who has beu visiting MIhh Mi«
Belle Partee for several weeks, re
turned to her homo Friday after
noon on No. 2.
The Minefield Amusement Compa
ny will open their skatjlng rink and
amusement house on Greenbrier Bt.
Monday night, the i6tb.
H. G. Davis, of the United Staton
Coal &. Coke Company, Gary, W. Vs.,
was In the city yesterday.
Judge Joseph M. Banders, who
has made Minefield his home for the
past several years, has purchased a
house in Charleston, W. Va;, and
will hereafter reside there. The ma
ny friends of Judge Banders will
regret his departure and will await
his return with Interest.
H, M. Dunning, of the brokerage
I drill nl I un,. (i._ , n
• in- rmue imam or I'ublic Works
which id in M-Haiuii hero considered
lodiiy tlm UHSHBinucnl or I he Standard
Oil Company, the it k O. Company
‘"ill the (!, ft O. K.tllio.id t'OlllpMUy.
Tln-y adjourned at r oYlcpck this
on rung it M',*,.Iha ifcrniu;' at
u o’clock and will be in moms I on
three days of next week hearing the
complaints 01 other corporations
FOUR PERSONS
ARE SENTENCED
Among I lie 111 in Walter Meador, a
i I’ennlon Swindler.
1-.-wAjji .
Mpccmt to 'I In* I Pally Lewder.
HUNT!NOTON, W. VA., April 7
Ihppnty Mn rah a lift Huiuniers and l)au
Cunningham left this morning for
’do.iridpvJI'H in charge of four Fodor
al pip oners son teheed to lerniH in tho |
penitentiary at a term or tho Fedor-'
at Court which lias Just closed.
Among those sentenced wan Walter
Meador, u pension swindler, who gets
nine years
ENGINEER DROWN
KILLED INSTANTLY
, » —
Hurled lei*, Eternity Without a
.Moment'p* Warning.
Saturday morning about .» o'clock
a helper engine dashed Intg the rear
Of tin extra standing oil tho main
Hue at Wills, W. Va , Instantly
f rufihinn the «if* out of Engineer W.
J<1, I'rown svho was at the throltte
Uf Air* helper engine,
Tl#** accident dec nr red near the sta
♦ Mn and dn a sharp curve, which
»«•*. nuona vimn, va.; j. s. Morgan,
Richmond, Va.,; W. H. Beale, Bsl
IImore, Md.; 0. It. JoluiHon, Cincin
nati, O,; l! H Nikon ItrlMtol, Va.;
M r, mill .1 It Whllehlll, Hrooksvlllo,
I'a., M S McCulloiu, Chicago, 111,;
U. A Mi do, Wilmington, Del; r. p
Hem ii/.o, Ivoynlono, \V v«,; W. W.
Hnniltze, Welch, W. Vu.; O. Kuhn,
Richmond, Va; W. I), hockey, Iron
ton, O.; I). M. Woodaon, Roanoke,
Va.;#VV V. Prlco, Baltimore, Md.;
worth, Richmond, Va.; R. h. John
11. Loo, 8t. Lonla, Mo.; J. O. (Illiner,
Brktol, Teou.
WINDSOR HOTEL.
B. I Wyaor, Northfork, W. Va.;
M. 1> Garter, Nortou, Va; W. D.
Haynes, Eggleston, Va.; J. Bosley,
Princeton, W Va.; C. L. Whlllon.
Panther, W. Vu.; J. H Smith. North
fork, W Vu.; P. 11. Haynes, Clark’s
Gap, W Va; II. It. Hanger. Rich
mond, Va.; J, H. Tanner, Chicago,
Ills.
HOTEL ALTAMONT
\V\. H. Duke, Vinton, O.; C. M
Scott, Charlotte, N. C; N. L. Walker
Norfolk, Va.; Chas M. Bohn, Into
rlor, Vu.; J. K. Boone, Roauoko, Va.;
L Wheaton, Northfork, W. Vu. Jan
V. Adams, Lynchburg, Va.; W. B
Dickinson, Buena Vista, Va.; Jas. A
Strother, Welch, W Va.; K. L. Lan
drum, Lynchburg, Va.; W. H. Rob
erts, Bristol, Va.; O. W. Adams,
Vn i L1 1r UIA|. is_l _ ji
\V Va; I* H. 0.' Cabell, Richmond,
Va.; Warren Johnson, Columbus, O;
J. D. .InmIson, Roanoke, Va.; W. 8.
Wilson, llerwlnd, W Va.; Joe Cole
man. Lynchburg, Va.; J. J. Roberts,
Pulaski, Va.; J. B. Hankins, Lynch
burg, Va; W. H. Scott, Omaha, Neb,;
F. A Campbell, Lynchburg, Va.; 8.
H. Kelley, Pulaski, Vs.; I>. H hlrd,
Holden, W Va.; p. 8. Hall, Cllab
wood. Va.; N. A. Johnson, Coehurn.
Va If l>. Smith, Dante, Va.
Differently Kiiwricif,
Two groups of people ser-i oeated
i.t I he waiting room of a railroad 91 u
Hon, says Mpplnrott's Magazine One
consisted Of a young man anil two
young IthIIi'h dressed In hstght of
fashion, the other a man and his
wife not so fsshtnsably a Ui red
They bud been there only a few
minutes whet a girl came In whose
complexion wio. na nearly perfect a«
an\Milng In the world wcer l«. While
Mho WUH buying her ticket the young
man letnnrked to the ladUa with
him;
‘Isn’t Miss Crawford a beauty?
Her . Muptakhio is u perfect at a
<.. .
At the same time the id her man
< Mi. hod his wife's srn» and vrhla
jeered j
’*l*ort1 Nan hasn't that gal got
pirrty hide?”
V citlfcic s Heed.
AhhImIhbI Kdltpr; *'l nee here that
" American
dll
-/ -'.wa. ««. uiimihik, MH*
severed hie connection with the same
ami will return to his home In Chi
cago this morulug. Mr. Dunning
hopou to return to Blue/leld At an
early date and establish other bus!
ness.
I he Kmperor of China Jin* a houxo
hidd consisting of 500 person* in
eluding thirty bearers of state uia
HE- fan
itid sur
er*,
is the time, If twr, to proffer your
substantial aid
A mas meatlng of the Democrat
ic imrty Is Rerby called to meet at
»h« »o»rt hocee In the f«ty of Blue
Held i*t ntn o'clock p t . April *th,
i HOa. for tj| purpose of nominating
'-andldates for mayor, recorder, tree*;
H\ or<lr of the i ' "i ■■ , . .
I"’ *'**'“* oupinyed
K-t»i*r W|U» tM* Uarkuwi* HiiU foK
KorMH uity’ti* «*„ from Mott*** Vlr-1
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