Bluefield evening leader. [volume], April 27, 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, TJP" T "ML T ^,r 1T~ IHfe Handles Them. When you buy
Diamonds, Umbrellas, Jewelry, |\ Jj, j,^g .5_*z JP^ of him you get your money’s
and Ornaments. worth
_ ______L_ AND STREET JEWELER
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* DAVID E. JOHNSON R.C. McCLAUCHERTY ’
, Piesidp.nl Vice Presideel I
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■ State Bank of Bluefield ;
; Bluefield, W. Va. [
F. M, PETERS J. D. FOOTE
Cashier Assistant Cashier
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BETTER THAN GOVERNMENT BONDS
I i BLUEFIELD RAL ESTATE
! Which makes m the I *. I -• I l\\ l.s I ME NT t > > t you*
i i M( > \ ICY m tin* ( <>ii nt IV. I'iiNs HKidlCK
DIVIDENDS I Vi l«< 11 v SAFE mid
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STOCKS AND ItOXDS It Will.till COXFI hKNTI ALLY. $
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Painted I'rem it C hina. l he most B
appropriate thing you can select for B
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Accounts >sc>!icritecl.
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You Can
Buy Milk
For a Cent a Quart)
(If there’s enough water In It)
You can buy paint the same way, but
you only get your cent’s worth of paint;
the or'icr part is water-or something
about as worthless for painting.
New Era Paint
4ft pm*a paint rrary atom at u
<1**p** • •*' tt JV1 fwTW Aaa nay “W pAaa,
ktriptr C Mil ready n'H, for im Hainan ar mu,
—! for color cardi amd paint information
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Mmn Vhm Land A Dmad* MkC
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Subscribe for the Leader.
l oNM-ius iwt i: 1:1.1« t ici« * si it
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H is gratifying !'• note that the
technical press lias sound-d a not
of warning again -t the preposioruic
proposal to generate hydraulic elei
Itlr power at (he Victoria falls of i he
Zamhosl river, ami transmit it ov« i
a distance of 7 l.p. miles foi us.' in Ho
gold mine, at loltaum- imrg lint,
alihotigh the pinpo .il in d<div< t this
power at a tlguie that would he a:
oine economical lo the eon aimer and
profitable to the company ha h -on
ridiculed hi tin technical pies Un
lay pH Idle io liahle to he misled hy
a scheme which, on the face of it.
would si•••m to hold out flattering
prospects of success. Al the present
Unm the most important common ti.I
purposes Is that ITom Niagara to
Mliffalo, where tile lllstanee eovered
does not e\eee,| alioni :!U mile- Tin
longest I raiistiiisn'on, [to cot ilrlltg lo
present Informal Ion, i- lltal which n
In suecesslnl op iation in ('alil'ornia
over a distance oi a hoot l'.'u miles,
so that I lie proposed lianini ion lim
in South Africa will In- :: I u per cent
longer than anvthing that ha \(»t
been altempleil According to I’rof
William K Ayrton, who not long,
figo made severe crllieism of (he
whelm* In the I ailidon Times, the .lo
hanneshuig mining distiii t con-aimc
tihout I ad.nun horso-powei at an
average cost of $iun pet hot so pow
er per year Niagara semh 2i,nno
horse power to ItufTnlo. where it is
sold al alioni $ I l* ■ pei horse powet
per year, and Muffalo. a we have no
ted Is distant I rout Niagara on|\ ‘.’it
miles l-'url heriuoi •• in , in. neii-li
< o\s|in:m\<; ill.I Kit>1 NTS.
Hood livers w|| read with delight
tlie announcement tin t In- famin'
in the celebrated III n Point oysters,
which wan threat* tied hv the rava
lies of t.irtlsh amoiu the oyster
in'lls mi t}ie Long Island promontory,
i> not likely to In* |: ting, for the
siehl of Itlue Point o\ f< s will lie
materially Increased through the
lilanliiig of hundred nt thousands
of spawn A good many oysters
whieli never saw the |. ion near Itlue
Point nr*- sold for ■ n».in* Itlue Point
oysters, hut there i' a tla\nr as yvell
as a si/.e and ehiil.'i • to lie ge||
(line article which ha for yeai n*n
deieil it a prime fayoriti with tho -<•
wlio like good food and ••-•*•■« i tM'
good oysters. There i much III
treatment of the oyster, and New
York is a great oll'endei Many of
i In* best oysters, in oi d1 to lie serv' d
on i he table look we* yv'ilt*', ai** tie: *
ei| to a bleaching process, which can
not hut injure tin* natural flavot
The healthy color of nil oyster is not
dead white, Ii Is •■.ratifying to know
111:11 this famous <> tei lied it Itlm
Point Is to lie kept up mp that tb
supply of this article may at lead he
nm< lent to gratify the* yvant, of
people living in Ihi vicinity Many
person prefer the t:i!•-■••» oy hus to
the Him* Points, and il taste is
one that they can i* lit' gratify
Tin Itlm* Points ha- n i ■ and rep
illation which can hardlv he surpass
ed and evorv baiKpiet a ' s a It ♦ ♦ I * •
heller, perhaps if a half dozen of
these sneculent hlvalvi - In* in the
fen si Host on Herald
Trunks and light hauling In 20
iilniitea notice at any hour during
ihe day ’Phone I I
S H. MIU’TIKK ft COMPANY
horhoo.l oi Johannesburg an* alum
darn supplies of coal, of which an
excellent < 111 a I i t\ .an lie delivered on
the Kami for from <L*.«'.n to < .• (ll.|
ton Eveil if the Viclorln falls plant
were t<> he Ini ill. nn.l a ;,t at u ,m
mission lin«> constru.letl. ji |s no;
llkoly that the iinporlant mining in
dustries in Johannesburg would he
willing lo t nisi l ho opera!Inn of their
. «'OHtI\ plants to the Integrity of a few
copper cables extending for over 7m*
miles through the wilds of a savage
country. Scientific American
Koltsov to on To < on(.i;i:ss. !
Late returns from the c.ih district
democratic cougreslotial primtirx at
Ml tuingha in, Ala . confirm the nomi
nation ol ('apt. Klcliinoml p. Holisou
over ('ongressnia n John ManKliead
The nomination is er|uivalont lo an
election. Complete unoflieial returns
give llohson a major 11\ of c*:, ovet
Congressman ManKliead
Toilet paper, 5c a roll.
Sunbeam Jellies, any flavor and
guaranteed pure,
ALEXANDER & PEARSON.
rim Congressional Record need
careful editing nowadays There
are Home acrimonious words used'
in debate that wouldn't l<>«>L ai all
well in print
IIOW Till: KAIMIt SMOlvCS
The KaHir KinoUi on lijs ,i<im
ill'll sil III .1 toll.ll . • . 1 i '' g till'
oilrt h tor a pipe.
rills benighted -av.i will'll til
tohiii'i-o hunger seiz,- him. • loots
a piero of cliiye) oil iilumi a foot
sritiiiro nnd puls i i hi veil twig i
l herein, .so lliiit hot h — rd of the twig
stirli out. Then lie luiihl a fire over
the iiltire and when III- lire has snf
0' ienlly hardened Hi- clny lie draws
out the twig, iinii a eha u nel. a kind
of pipe stem, is left
< >tte end of t he . hntin-1 he ho|
lows into a howl The oilier end
Is his mom h piece II- puts his to
•ntiio in ih- howl dmps a live coal
"ii top. and. lyit’ig down falls to.
I he Kalllr sucks aw i\ vigorous
I' a ml very Idai I and strom ;ir— Ho*
lames thill ont-r his large mouth,
lie will not use an ordinary pipe. II
liU-s his own wav <if iinoklng host.
H- is. | siippn--, Ihe only suiok-r
v\ hose pipe is ..m ill " Si. I.mi
i s I i loll- I Il'IllOl I ,1 I
Hon i take any slo k in Hi- re
I'oris id i ai ■ hi|ii;il;es in nuiucrons
sections Oi Hie earth. They nr
largely Hi- -tt'ci iif iivi'i'w eight ini
agina t ions
l.-fs hope th- strained pul.lh at
ing subjects There is the Olympic
tournniiienl at \Hiens. ro, instance
tentlon can soon turn m less sadden
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W e have 'tunes, cab
nets, oases, elui'es, perfor
;itors, eas engine and all
the necessary appurten
a tires t<» jti> tie ht to work.
We happen to have this
Material
( )ii account of placing two
large ollices together,
which has brought
about a duplicate
ol material.
II you are interested,
oaII on or address
THE LEADER
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i Camcron PumPs- New York Belting & Packing {*
6 Erie Engine Works. Co
Boilers and Engines. Canedy Otto iVlfg. Co.,
T Hazard IVlfg. Co.. Forges, Blowers and Drills.
Wire Rope. Crucible Steel Co.,
B,ack D'am°nd Tool Steel.
- CB*th, ?°; F. E. Myers ft. Bro.,
7.1 Victor and Canal Special Pumps
Fuses 8c,. Cyclone Drilling Co.,
7 Dod6e Mfg. Co., Well and Blast Hole Drills.
Pulleys. Shafting. Hangers, Blast Hole Loaders. *
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The Fairbanks Co., Roofing.
Valves. Pumps, 8cc. Johns-ManvIHe Co.,
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And Many Others.
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Insurance coninnnle- are plalnlx
. r.mlin:' Hie San Frani Ihcii dlsantei
"hi . titan i lie*, have l»e« n <1111111111!’.
i|«iii ami tie- fear i- ohtatnlm: ex
i’ " ion in New York Immrance < lr
1 h iliaI ami of 'll*’ < onipnnle* " ill
he forced eithl'l to IW|K*lld <11 t<i
ralso in \ capital from h(o< kholder*.
One of tin* Ini *’ Ifarlforil inmpnnle*
h he.n very hndlv hi* atnl (Inure*
iii I" *• i nmoi II a- i- now Hinted
the In fm w hlrh the insurance corn
j panic- f all he held liable amount to
> n much a % In.uon.nno, it nia\ he
; com ln<|e<l that the total properlx Io n
in San Fraficfscn will he fitllv twice
, that mini
tiiomf, k•■:!•:> oiiio i.uvvkiin,
riie most retnarkah|e thing about
'!"■ l!"f' I Ohio pension frauds |M In
lie • VI nioi (fintiry detective instinct
Of i he attorneys, which enabled them
*° ,,nf1 "••v»*ral petrous In that state
who were without |»enslnns New
\ oi l; Kvening post
M\\ f.HIi:\ \m i: or Till-: toil,
iso \ MM.
111*. »roil roads will probably kirk
bera live (.'of|| ml-slotl.’l tJm field did
noi luivf. rharue of the investigation
of ib.-ii rase Washington F’ost