Bluefield evening leader. [volume], April 18, 1906, Page 2, Image 2

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Bluefield Daily Leader.
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THE LEADER PUliUSHINO COMPANY.
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I'.NDKK TIIK M AN Alih.M l\\ I «'K Tll«»S. M. tiAKNI-.K.
I'nldislird Iv t * r \ Day in tin* Vcar luccpl Monday*
Kour Dollars a ^ car. Two ( outs a I 'opy.
IliisiiiHss (Iffice: Hlaml Street. Ni xt Ilnur tu PusIuIIIck.
Din*die Id l<lu|dioiM' No. mu.
Advertising Itales .Made Known on Application - Kales Keasmialde.
West Virginia, dome to tho Hills
The Land of Prosperity and Of West Virginia, Where
Plenty. Has the Greatest Nature Lavishes Her
Natural Resources in tho Greatest
World. Gifts.
The Greatest Among all of tho Stat o s Varied Resources Ih the Poca
hontas Cos! Kidds of this Vicinity.
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\\ i:i)\i:si» \v M< MINING.
OHIO is AIX ICHJIIT.
The |n «»|.|e «»r Ohio have good rea
son for I'ongrat ithiling t heniselv**:;
upon the election of n Democratic
< ie»ve*rnor and a good government
majority in the Stal* l.egislat lire*
last fall.
The legislative record is a good
one. Among tin measures passed
are* those providing for a reasonable
incre ase* *»f tin* license lax e>n -nlnoiis,
reducing i ail way passenger fares tee
two ee*nts a mile crediting a Slate*
l< illroael ('eimmission and providing
leer the* regulation e»f freight rates,
wiping out the* foe system fe>r tin*
pnytneMit e»f county oflht'rs and put
ting the*nt on a salary basis ami abol
ishing prison eemtraCt labor. These
.ere* the* nicest important e>nactnie*nts
hill tlie*re are* otheM’s of a like praise
worthy character.
Now that tin* people of the Hue k
* * y e • State* are* out of the hnmls of tha
bosses and their corporation owners,
they shemlel take* gemel care to beep
emt. - Ituffnlo Time's.
st\ti*:mi*:\t i ho.m hohky.
lie* Says lie* fame* to .\nie*Hca te* Help
Hiisvia auel \e»l I e*r llis IP* elite.
Maxim tlorky gav em’ a tap
lie at at N<*w York Thurseiev in ie*
paid lee his lu-aiih in which in* ;:iier
“I have* si slight pulmonary attach,
hut it m*ithe*r causes me inconvnni
«*tu*e nor e*inharrasses me in m.v
work. I have* nei ;ippre*h<‘iisie>n n to
m> condition. I sun sin e*netn> of
Kussisi's gove*rnmeni, have bmm :i
revolutionist since* I was lit year
<>|<l and have im apology in make for
titv altitude I •nine to this country
to help (lie Kussiau revolutionary
iitovenient. I shall soon celebrate
my 20th anniversary us a revolu
tionist I came to America horn use it.
i the most democratic country on!
th<- globe, and I believe Kusslu is
d< lined untinnately 10 stand next 'o'
Anmiicu a the land of democratic'
i
d<; I shall do all I can to arouse
\ine|'h an interest and call out Amer
ican sympathy, and my success Sri
giving it n concrete form will de
termine my course while in the
t mint ry."
t'K.VKS I’.I I OKI: lti:i:\lvl AST.
“The proper time to test a cigar or
stogie is in the morning before
In eak fa-I said . down town lohac
conlst yesterday. * Naturally, i.nlv
morning smoking i- not healthy, hut
n i very disci itulntiting. Try ii by
linking samples ol your favorite
brands in the early morning and you
i an depend upon your judgment.
'moiling among Pittsburg women ,
i on the Increase, as the condi'iou
is evidenced by my trade. Tliei* is
mulling startling in this because the
same condition is found in every city
. 'id low n in the counfry. I-Ktsburg
lea withstanding the tempting exam
ple given by our inveterate men
iiiokcis. holds a lew average of li
tealo smokers. 'I lie most expeistv?!
• laarettes I s< 11 is a brand made es
ptiiall) for women. They cast four
< < i■ is apiece all.I contain t lie meier-t
|:li.ch of tho weed.- Pittsburg
I ‘l I'SS.
i.ixi-; hi < ks \s ihu oxs.
.1 K. Ili'rRcr, or Anthony. who In
an out hiihI’iki !«• duck shooter, lias se
eiitod two | mi I is oi doiin* lie.it'd mal
lard ducks foi diKOVs.
The din ks are taken lo I lie hunt
inn grounds in small covered basket*.
To keep ihem from Hying wlun in
use a light leather strap with a
liiif kleil noose attached to a long
shore cord Is placed about their necks
and a weight or nnelioi tied to one
foot. o
This, however, does not dimini Ii
their ability to swim. and when
placed in the waiei they go to the
limit ot their shore cord. I’or re
sults they make the old fa binned
wooden deenys look lik* ISO cenU
OI II “I OKI M.\ ('01,0X11 V
l*erliaps tho greatest delect in e i
failure to eradicate p<- ilfi'inu :m
evil colonle and io distriliin Hi
newcotneis to points win-re tin •
really needed. Hundreds of thou
amis of immigrants In-rd logit h >
<mr larger i itles. where l lies I ■ coti"
n prey to c-xploiler of tin it >• m
naliomilitv and remain mor* oi I
impervious to Amei ican/.int: inti -'
etues. New X'ork Tribune
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Mnt h\ a « i. Ions < on trail let Ion, the
u l mo I laiillii'i for 1‘iialilitlK Ikiio
im K ill, uni n..ia> ' •■< il. white <
ami !i1 .»«•!» to tin- hiiPTum* (
are .ufor«i<‘il l>\ I’»•: ii-nlv.inln ami (
ollii-i Si.n. • in whi h linn of tin* il
lllernt.m liml iodimnni. Il lln*s«*
Stat> s h-. i |i tin* '"national
n-at in tin .*|i <ii, tram liisi* thorn
would h * tfh * i * * toi < oni|ilnint
i-oni' i nln 11 ■ ii miKi tilon of 111 it•
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\<*ii-l ',n”li>li spesikinu \ <»t4*s.
Ii i i oik "iv.il.li that tun lpm*n»
Mi.tlili’ o ■. il.is' I i ll or to tinder
i.unl wha( thi*> wen- votiim f'ir.
iniylit ili i nl*. pn iih ii'lal elm Son
'l l.i* ; i i a > |ioiul« nin< • of non-Kii
i*.I*11 pt ' • iminluianls now com
iii n o n ho" will In* a danpoi
as lonu Hk lawmakers of sin It
anli n i i to n*vl i* lln* sufTtapi*
ipi.i I Mil a i ion N'*v. Yorh Sun.
I\ \M» Ol I Ol I Hi: I MON.
Tin 'tillin' i imii i. ■ I k •. ■ jurisdic
tion ol . I liilinpiiu' dlvorio enso. In
.n lu«r words, ii •• I'iISplnos lire in Mu*
union «■ nI> \\ I*ti tin v lr> lo hrejil: out
lit il III: ii> . i 'Ilil’ilpO I’o -i.
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Advertisers should lake advantage i
»l advertising in the Daily l/'adcr ^
ind tie* Weekly Free Preaa. Bpuce '
•t lie : ecu red in both publications
or practically th»* satin* price. We
diall offer all tin* Inducements pos
dlde to the advertiser. Clive our
tublications a trial If you wish the
40si results.
Notwithstanding the general pros
perity which prevails throughout the
country statistical report* show quite
an array of business failures. During
tit* month of March last while the
rumber of failure* among manufac
tifers and traders was not so large
as for the same month last year, the
amount of liabilities was larger. The
total n.imi»er of failures for March.
;90U. was 1.0.'»2. as ngnlust 1.208 for
the raine month in ii*0&. Ob the
other baud the amount in the former
was % 10.H4ii.033 and in the latter
?r>,***»4.!*«(•. the chief increase being %
iu Iron foundries and nails. There |j
however, a decrease In the amount
of losses as compared with 1!»04 of
nearly three millions. On the «hob.
the exhibit is tenarded as fav.>-*abl<3 I
and indicates healthy business con
ditions.
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Night-wear, Day-wear, Under-£
wear, Over-wear, Foot- £
wear, Head-wear and ❖
hatters Neckwear |
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Don’t Pay Cash!
With all its not1 rr ml a
hi lit \ to error I .1 1m n in •
to count ami .1 temptatn n
have arouml. \mi ran avoid
I»otIt the 1 >'>tInn ami the temp
tat ion In depo line \ onr moil
cy and 1 si \ im. with « iie» k
and in addi 1 ion to tlie eon i
venieme and afety it altords
a hank account <> lt.iinlv gives
a man a better standing
I I' nv easily von can en >v .
all of these advantages vv II
he gladlv explained to you it voii will * a' .1
Capital, - - $100,000.00
Shareholder's Liability. $100,000.00
Security to Depositors, $200,000.00
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IKo Other Flour Approaches
MONITOR - Pulverized.
ij l ROYAL-Fancy Patent.
WHITE LILLY-Standard Patent.
i Hull, Andrews & Thomas Co. .
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Importers Italian Goods. I
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$* ❖ seven-room houses on Bluefiehl avenue, for sale ( heap and on easy terms. Also, several other good and de- £ Y
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