Bluefield evening leader. [volume], April 25, 1906, Page 2, Image 2

About Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911

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For The Best Line in Rings. T IT*’' \\ Handles Them. When you buy
Diamonds, Umbrellas, Jewelry, JP, of him you get your money’s
and Ornaments. worth
BLAND STREET JEWELER worm.
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; DAVID E. JOHNSON R.C.McCLADEHEBTY |
1 Piesidfint Vice Piesidenl I
j State Bank of Bluefield j
| Bluefield, W. Va. J
j F. M. PETERS J. 0. FOOTE j
| Cashier Assistant Cashier |
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BETTER THAN GOVERNMENT BONDS
| I! BLUEFIELD RAL ESTATE f
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| | \\ hich makes it the IlI.S I I ,\\ KS I M lvN I lor ymir
i i MON ICY in tin* Country. I’ays ItltdiLk’
J | I)I \ I I)10\ I >S 1’erfeetly S A IK and A
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i I CUv’OWINtT in VAKl’IC nil the time. Our List
S includes the IlKST \ AM MS to be had lor y
| (HICK III'VICK’S. %
8 STOCKS AM* ltON'IAS II WDI.FII COXFII>KNTIAIjI<Y.
I aTs. BOOKER & GO.
REAL ESTATE AND RENTAL AGENTS,
j Corner I’riuceton and 11 ij^inbotham Avenues. $
IBlucfidd Book and I
Stationery Co. I
I FINE HAND PAINTED FRENCH CHINA.
Wo have just received trom our Im
I porters, a beautilul Line o! Hand
Painted French China. I ho most
appropriate tiling- you can select for
a Gift, as it is comparatively uinex
pensive and prettier than any designs
I ever shown in the citv. Call and £
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TELEPHONE 73 ELK'S BLDG. I
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| NATIONAL BANK
OF BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA.
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^ Organized 1903 Total Resources Over v
| HALF MILLION DOLLARS I
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i UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY I
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S L. E. T11, lx*NICY, President.
1 W. E, POLLING. Cashier. 2
| NY. H THOMAS, Vice -President.
2 T. 1%. K 1 N(», Assistant Cashier.
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Progressive, Conservative
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Accounts Solicited.
You Can
Buy Milk T^§g7
iFor a Cent a QuarfX
(If there’s enough water In ft) I
You can huy paint the same way, but I
— _-i y°» °nl> get your cent’s worth of paint; I
C- (32) thc ot^er ^art is watcr-or something E
about as worthless for painting. |
I New Era Paint I
I tr» part paint »r+rj ntom at U E
E *' ** rtl ,p*“ p*’* • b«e*«** H fwrrfcer dMn *nY o4mv atm. iff
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I M. G. WHITLOW !|
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There wan a seed* looking man
sitting oil I he end of one of t he
bem-hes in Falrinoiint park and he
had been there onl\ live minute
when a well dressed and prosperous
middle aged man with a cigar in tils
mouth took the other end He had
not been seated two minutes, and did
not appear to have observed the
other, when lie* seed) voting man
rose up a ml said
Sir. von appear to la- a gentle
man “
Yes. | am. was lie- replv after a
look
"And I am a gentleman also "
Nothing more was said The
smoker smoked on. and the other sat
down and watched him from the coi
ner of his eye When live minutes
had passed ;eed.\ rose up and mini
led:
“Sir. nm I mistaken in apposing
you to ho a gentli-mnn '
“Why, no. I am a gentleman, id
our.se "
"I am glad to hear you sa\ mi. I
also wish to reatllrm Hi.it I am also
a gentleman.’’
lb* sal down again ami looked up
among the hare lira tidies overhead
and then away over the lamb cape
Til© other drew long puffs at Ids half
consumed cigar and indulged in
thoughts and three minutes hud pass
ed when seedy bobbed up for the
third time nnd somewhat indignantly
said
Sir, I again demand to know it
you tiro a gentleman''
“I am sure | nm" replied the oth
er
Then give me some evidence of
the fact ”
'Here it is," lie said, ns in* lu-hl
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\ son oi tiii: ( oni i.Di,i: \( n
On** of the most distinguished law
OMH in New York «iiv, and oin
"hose personal appearance marks
him for noiiio whether upon the
si reel or in any n.--etnldage. is Roger
A 1'r.vor, w ho ill his earlier days was
one of (ho most hrilliaut orators of
tin* south.
’■Ir l*ryor lias heeu so long a mem
•*er of the New York hat that the
younger general ion regard him as a
livtue for iill time past In ls;,.s he
was appointed a meiiilier oi congress
• o (ill an niiexpit'etl term from Vlr
gitiia. If*; was l lien elected to the
same post, hut when his certificate
of election had been gi\.n he found
no congress to which he could go
Uni this did not I uve him without
an ofUr**. i(s he was i mined In tel.\
elected from tin- old lohn l(atidol[ih
district to tlf confederate culture
aliuh met in Mont gomery
He did not serve long in this dvh
capacity, .as lie was one of the llrst
to answer the call Tot troops, and
his record in the war was one m
bravery.
11«* was in a half score of battle
and soon won the shoulder strap of
a higadlcr general, but because of
some differences with I't -edent
Itavis h*» d«>cllned to hold this com
mission ai d • nlisted as a private j„
n cavalry segiment. o d . . tie* end
of tlio Wiir he was gei rail) i<garded
ns one of the great milit. i heroes
of t he son t h
Rmi. I’ryot has Iways been a Item
ocrat and j on* todtiv lie takes
1*1 He personal pan in politics, but
Is very milch interested in everything
relating to the same
He does not make main public
appearances, hut when ! > doc ho Is
found to possess the lire, vigor and
i:\ii.kvs t rim UK.
Squalor j* noi ««>u i tin t»i<
l*t••si<lfin iiil !»♦*♦*. l»<'t ti«> j|, « hown
• that hi* Is too ioiirMXi*'iiis to riit*
t rotu :iti> tliink Wjixhiirjion !’•» .
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Oo You
Want To
Start A
Newspaper?
It V o 11 (| it 111«•
Ledcr Office
C an fix you up nicely for
that |iurpoHt*.
We havc two or lime
Job Presses
Ami all manner of type,
as t*ooi| as new.
W «* have -tciiies, rain
nets, rases, chases, perlor
iiturs, i>as engine and all
the neressarv appurten
ances tn jin rij;ht In wink,
We happen t<> have this
Material
( >n arrnnnt of placing two
larjfe ultirrs together,
which has hron^ht
a I ii i n t a d n pi i r a t e
of material.
II yi m are i n terest ed,
ra 11 i m i n* add rcss
THE LEADER
PUBLISHING CO.
BLUEFIELD. W. VA.
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All. Kxnctly! I thought one gcu
Hemnn could not lie mistaken in an
other gent lentil n Very good, sil
very good, and next lime Im- mon
oi . • gentleman and don't -moke the
stub too i ilns.' "
I he other day, siia contem
porary. UepreHenlat ive I hi I P.»-,, i-Jp.(|
a fellow member a ‘riyvard.’ There
have been limes when the nttcrn iu-e
of sm-li iin epithet on the floor of
t’ongress would In* extremely dam cr
ons Hnt now it is nearly a ha m
less parliamentary indecency” (^ei
ns not regret these ‘‘times.No n i;m
ever proved his courage by proving
himself a blackguard or rowdy be
cause he was called a coward f mi
rler-Jonrnal
NOT TII.\T KIND or SI ITS .
A dilapidated person rang a \\ cst
Philadelphia door hell and asked tin*
lady of the house, a lawyer’s v lfc
whether she had any old suits
"flo to see mv husband at his of
fice,’* she answered. “Ills are most
ly old He’s had one of them I kt ow
for more than twenty years." ''he
tramp looked discouraged Phila
delphia Record
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emipieneo ,,r hi earlier *|a>
\ swv loit i:\rn uom:.
Thn inode; a and lip in dale -in
K'*«»n is not content antes lie pos
sesses a special saw made for the
sawing of each parti* ular hone of
tit** hod.v. lie must possess elpclri
*'al maehines. \ rav eahini'ts. oxygen
< vlinders and oth«*r forms of equlp
ment, the sum total of which reach
es thousands of dollars in value
The modern surgeon ran also give
tin* old fashioned doctor a great deal
• >f surprising information as to the
size Of modern foes
A committee has hecn app tint***!
h.v th** eye specialists oi Paris t*>
[ 'I raw up a letter oi eongral ulat ions
to Duke Theolore of Itavaria. hrotli
«*r of Kmpcror Kran* is Joseph of A ns
trla. " ho has just performed his five
thousand! li successful operation The
duke enjoys ti world with reputation
as an oculist and has Imill i hospital
at Tgernee where lie practices l*a
tienis come from all pails of t|p>
| world to he treated The m\al sin
j genu never accepts a fee from t poor
patient, hut taxes the rich accord
ing to their means.
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THE (HILLER SUPPLY GO.
--AGENTS FOR
« Cameron Pumps. New York Belting &. Packing £
jib Erie Engine Works, Co.
Boilers and Engines. Canedy Otto Mfg. Co.,
$ Hazard Mfg. Co., Forges, Blowers and Drills,
jjt Wire Rope. Crucible Steel Co.,
Black Diamond Tool Steel.
McBeth, Mfg. Co., r v? m or*
... . ® ’ F. E. Myers Sc Bro.,
> Victor and Canal Special Pumps.
Fuses, Sec. - . ^ .. \i
Cyclone Drilling Co.,
- ' Dodge Mfg. Co., Well and Blast Hole Drills.
Pulleys. Shafting Hangers, Blast Hole Loaders.
Morley Bros.,
// The Lunkenheimer Co.. Lumbering Tools.
Brass Goods. Valves, Sec. Rex Flintkote.
The Fairbanks Co., Roofing.
Valves, Pumps, Scc. Johns-Manville Go..
, v i i n ... Asbestos Roofing and Pipe
New York Leather Belting Co. Covering
And Many Others.
| A Large Stockto Draw From
$ At Our Bluefield Branch.
GIVE US A CALL !
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j Oil The Euro iean Plan.
Ernest Arters, Prop’r. 11
American Plan, $2.00 ![
European, $1.00 J '
Princeton Avenue, | j
Bluefleld. -1!
W Va j
j Restaurant.Billiard and !(
Pool Tables and Bar J!
‘ Attached. ]'
I Polite and attentive servants. ex < |
l< iit rooms, pri vat.* parlors ] |
1 v«• i \ 111 i 11 o to 111;ik. vo11 . i >tn I 1 j ^
tiI>1. and at «*as<*. ! [ *
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ALTAMONT
I .. HOTEL..
Opposite Passenger Depot.
J. L. PATTON, Proprietor.
i New, Modern. First-Class.
Long Experience Fits The Proprietor As A
Delightful Entertainer of the Public.
Every Attention Given To Guests. 1
Every Want Readily Supplied.
Convenient To Business.
I All The Homelike Comforts. v
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B\ Myron Marsh. g
Pleasantly Situated Near Passenger Depot.
I his Popular llostlery is too well
known to the Traveling Public
for extended notice here.
It is one of the I eading hotels of the 1
2 ( ity ol Bluefield. E
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1 I in k ( ton Avenue, near Passenger I
I Depot. |
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jThe Southern House, 1
!irs.:'3 its itc p:rlutt3, prorprletor.
Corner Princeton Avenue 8
tunl Mercer Street. ~
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Has three lar^e rooms newly I
furnished which can be I
rented by those who also desire I
table b > trd. Call and look at the !
ro mis or p i me for further Infor- ]
j mafion, I
I’dinfield Phone N„. 104 t. I
»»••»> Mtiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinninii,mill * >
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It x i>- ninny ibm |)»w|p should
• 'In- in mis4 /Inn • 'll\
i*i 111. i i:y s I'liii.osonn.
, ♦ t» i •••• <m nmip « rprk repntntloii
s much
\ crlinn n- n Inm environment.
The |ki< > < innot ».*• brought hnek.
'»ni the ■ -ni Is nlwnyn open to
e K pnlrs born of experience.
More than ordinary Interests at
" '' lo l,1‘' Iwrsonallty of Right
l(< \ Mhnkti Soven who Is now n guest
i tie* .1,1 |>;inew legation. Washing
on \« x» to the mikado, who Is
In* heart of i hf ,la|iahese rhurrh,
m-ho|. Shako Ik the highest dignity
ot iIt** ftudrlhlst religion In .Inpan
c-oigf Orlfllth. ihe Kngllsh globe
to ii i who ha seven times endi
I- d the earth, si\s he means to trav
1 no more, tint will Inilld a home
on ilie Isle of Man and settle down
O novel writing as a neighbor of
Mall Caine,