Bluefield evening leader. [volume], July 18, 1906, Page 6, Image 6

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The Leader
Who said “It Ir worth it?"
Read the card of tho Altnmont
Hotel which appears in this e.- n»
Col. Patton, the genial proprietor,
will make you feel perfectly ;■ hon •
whc*i under his care. Ml, long ex
patience hnM taught him all ahont
the Intricacies of the hotel b irIucrb
and what he docs not know about
taking care of the traveling pttblh
Is hardly worth knowing.
‘ "1 <»ord. Wohlfonl. of the Huh.
Hland county was in the city ycBtei
dav In speaking of his pleasant
surroundings, lie ii,| lie had a
spring in Itis front >anl in which Hie
water wiih so coKI Hint it had to lie
boiled two ho lira to reduce it Jo a
temperature low enough lo male
rood lemonade. For the veracitx <>i
tills «ee M It. Postlew site.
Architect Robert LafTerty, of the
firm of llolmliof a- LulTerty, loft 01
No. .'5 I.in evening I'M Bin 1 i ulniig
Clarksburg und Wheeling. Mr. I...f
Jei’> in on ;i luiftinoss ai.cl pl«,i •
•rip com hi ned and wiM he ahs**m lot
beveinI days. This Kent Ionian ha- a
reputation in thin roKion as tt worth'
hud proficient master of hi: business
Wo wish hint both a pleasant and
profitable trip.
W e devote considerable of our
ttpuco thin morning to (lie Brothef
bood of Locomotive Lngineeis, hut
wo don't know that any apology is
necessary for this. It is good reading
end will interest everybody. They
occupy one of tlie most responsible
places in the life or mnn and histo
‘ y «T the Hrothei hood reads lil: « In
tlon. Read It and yon will -dill il ink
kindly of the locomotive engineer.
The inNdligent voter of Mereet
county has a duty to perform In the
coming election. Will they interest
themselves in a purer local govern
ment? Bo they want honest county
government free or graft and ring
tale.' If they do let them get to
gether and make a ticket that will
win. Woe to any set of men that
lacks an expediency. The time has
come that every true citizen should
Hlrike for political liberty iti the
county of Mercer.
Try a Leader want ad.
HOTEL ARRIVALS
—
Itlil lllll.li I NX.
.1 \\ Mills, New Orleans; S. I), j
l.rw. ('i mlimut I, O.: F. E. Dupuy,
• Va . V. Collier, Coal wood,
M It MrCorkle, Itiihhinds, Va.;
•I i. Cleveland, I).; < I4i:ih. Jen*
mu >n Mlania. Oa.! W. Cl. O’Brien,
Wi! in W Va.. T. M Hltiford, Chat
inooKa. Toun.; H. E. McCurdy.
Portsmouth, ().; J. N. Harmon,
i Tazewell, Va..
\ I T \ MONT.
Mian N Jordan. Dayton, O.; C.
I’■•'!> Columbus. o,; Chan. A. Norris
♦;♦ n»i V. (illllam. W. Va.; J. R. Hale,
rioeniHii, W. Va.; J. E. Ford. Hexing
'on. Kv W. 1* Jobson, Philadelphia,
l‘a . K M Won, Charleston, W. V.:
John Muldoon, Eggleston, Va.; It.
M. I.aveaay, Versailles, Mo.; .1. T.
Qolnn. Xnahville, Tenn.; Wnt. Henry,
Kcyatnne. W. Va.; A. C. Davis, Key
stone. W. Va.
\VI NDSOIt.
I» Hod gore, Philadelphia, Pa.; E.
K Davis, Ilonaker, NV. Va.
A large number of BlueQeld peo
' • are out of town recreating.
Bluefield Book & Stationery Co- \
Carbon Paper! Carbon Paper! ;
W 11sivc* just roeoi veil ,i liiy; gliip- '
meiit ol I'ypewriter ( arbon I/a per C
lr»)in the lowest price to the linest i
OUR
"I\\ l\* ( arliOtl. very
“* irnili " c . i Ikmi. Iirilf r,
"Smenrlex," him* and I'liin.
"W lilted l*imt," Itertt mi Kprth,
“Coppj inif Carbon." I’im> < MnilityJ
$1 ..'VI per
2..VI
:f.< m >
4.10
4.00
IX
<»m lim* of 1’ypewriter Kibboiin i» the bet to be found *i
anywhere. Uur Cotton K in*> Carbon* and
Star itramJ Ritiboiii uri; (lie liexl, \
7 5c. ear It. i*
$7 50 per do*. J
Telephone 72. Elks Building.
Severn I or our Weleh attorneys
M|'** Hilll iii tiie city attending to pro
fessional business.
We appreciate the kindness of
friends in procuring new suhscrl Iters
to t he I tally Lender.
Mm. Mary Lowder, of New Orleans, !
in spending tio' summer with her
brother, Kobt. L. Shelton, on Mcrcet
street.
Mr. It. A. Murks, a former mem
ber of the city con mil of llhicfleld,
but who is now connected with the
Koattoke branch of the 11 u IT Andrews
and Thomas (*o., is in the cl tv.
The Womans .Missionary Society
of tiie First Baptist church, will meet
at the home of Mrs. M. B. Kasley.
Thursdav afternoon at I o'clock, and
the members are urged to bring or
send their barrel offering,” as this
is tiie Iasi meting of tills association
a I year.
Let ihe friends of the Leader re
member that it needs their assistam ■
now. After We have grown strong-i
we hope to return any favors extend j
ed. 'Phis is the critical point of ipi
(\i 'cncn and we shall need yiu.i
encouragement more now than eve*
agnin.
Hn Invitation
To Inspect The
Handsome
FALL and WINTER
Patterns of High Class Custom Tailoring Materials
And to Have Your Measure Taken by MR. BONHAGE,
AN EXPERT CUTTER, Representing
BtnniBt Sc Urns,
BALTIMORE.
I he Well-known Makers of Hi^h Art
('GOTIIING.
ORDERS WILL BE TAKEN AT OUR STORE ON
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Salnrsday,
July nail, mil, mil, iqiii, 20111, 21st,
Thornton Clothing Company
BLUEFIELD, W. VA.
JOHANN GOTTLIEB
FICHTE’S CRY TO GOD
Kxalted and living Will! whom no
ohiim* can express and no idea em- j
brace. | yet nmv rulse my heart to j
'he**, fot thou and I are not divided.
Th.v voice lH audible within me. In
he**, ihe Incomprehensible, my own I
nature and the* whole world become
IntcIIIkIIde to me: every rldle of my
•xlslence iH solved, and perfect har- ,
•nony reigns In ray soul. I v**ll my I
face before the**, ar.d lay my hand
• I'on my 11p». Such as thou really/
• ft. such as tlioi uppenrost unto W\'/'
self. I can no more like the**. Allfer
thousands of thoicnnds of livci^oich
is superior spirit live. I shynld be,
as little able to nnderdan/ thoe as
in this house of «!a'. Wbnt I under-!
stand Is froni m> very i/iiderstnn'din-4 !
of it. Unite, and b> ho progression j
••an ever be transformed Into the!
Infinite. Thou /tifferest from the
‘Itilte not In degree but In kind. I
ill not attempt that which my finite
inure forbids. I will not seek to
/
>uow lie/ nature and essence of thy
uelng./
/111! III' I'clnllopV to m.VHcir lllld to
/ill thill I* Millie lie open to tnv eyes,
riiou (lent-sl in me the ronselous
!!•“ of in v duly, of in.v destination
!• i lie t iies of n;ilIona| beings. how,
know not, nor need I to know.
I lion knowest my thoughts and ac
• fptesi my IntftniioiiH. In the con
templation of this my relation to my
finite nature, I will lie tranquil mid
happy, or inyaelf | know not what
I ought to do. I will do It simply,
joyfully and without cavil, for It i<
''ty voice ihat commands me, and
ihe strength with which I perform my
dtiy is thv strength. I am tranquil
•Hitler every event or the world, foi
It is thy world. Whatever happens
fornis part or the eternal world and
of thj goodness. What on this plane
Is positive good, iind what only mean
of removing existence evil. I know
not. In tliy world all will end in
good, this iH enough lor me, arid in
this faith I slant] fast; hut what in
thy world is mere germ, what bio*
sonis and what the perfect fruit, 1
Know not. The only thing which is
important to me, is the progress of
reason of morality through all the
ranks of rational beings.
* * *
When my heart ‘i closed to all
••arthlv desires, the universe appears
to my eye in a glorified aspect. The
dead cumbrous masses which seemed
io serve only to till space, disappear,
and in their place the eternal stream
of life and strength and action flows
liom I Us source, primeval life; thy
life, thou lOvindasting One!
Croat sand dunes extend for miles
:'h»ng the mirth coast of Bristol
channel, in Wales. They-menace the
narrow strip of lowlands between
I Item and the hills. A company of
business men lias determined to put
the sand to some use. The plan is
■” tnanufacdure bricks from sand.
I he experiment has proved a success
on tbe continent, where luieks arc
produced in several colors and take
a t-la/e t isfactorily. Some experts
claim that these bricks made of sand
and lime will be the building brick
or the future iu the (Tolled Kingdom,
New York State Democratic poli
ticians snv tbat VV. U. Ilenrst is gain
ing ground and has a good chance of
winning the race for governor In
New York.
Mr l.ouls Miller left for a visit
to Cincinnati last night.
■Mi * 11 Moss, hns returned from
a visit to the (’ f|. Springs.
Win. enry. of Keystone, w. Va., Is
a liiixIni^H visitor in the eily,
REWARD OFFERED
FOR 60 DAYS
A reward of one hundred dollars
will be paid by the executive Com
m it tee of Concord State Normal
H« bool, Athene, W. Va., for evidence
that will lead to the arrest and con
viction of ihe party who broke the
strings and tin tuned the pianos In
the Normal He hoi I bulling, at this
|da<c on the eve of the commence
bient Just closed. This Information
must be furnished within sixty days
In order to secure the above reward
This June 1 fith, 1 ROft
Signed
H. D. KAKNKS,
R O. MRADOK,
l> II fllOMNTON,
Executive Hoard for Cltlxena
FLY FANS/fCE CREAM FREEZERS,
REFRIGERATORS, ICE BOXES,
Stone Filters and
Water Coolers.
At tliis season of the year the above named articles are
essential to one’s comfort. If von haven’e one e-ill at
M G. WHITLOW’S WHOLESALE and RETAIL
HARDWARE Store and we will eonvinee you that we
have tin* best kind at the right price.
I'he majority of people lige to know that thev have
K‘»ti‘ n value received for their money. If you arconc of
that kind eall to get prices; notice (piality, both of which
will satisfy von that your money has the greatest pur
chasing power at Whitlow’s Hardware.
Do You Use Electric Lights?
We wish to call the attention of all users of elect rie
liglns that we have taken the agency for the Slielhv I’se
l'"l Electric Light (Holies, and will have on hand at all
limes a complete stock of the different sizes.
The Shelby Delivers the Light
Where You Want It.
h\
in
If .you ;ire oontomplating S>11iI<li11 lc you a now house,he suit and specify the Sliol
y l "‘■I'll <>lol»os. Wo will hoploasod i«» have you call aud exaniiiio the loading teat
res «»I' i lie Sliolhv.
M. C. WHITLOW,
Phone No. 12. 323, Princeton Ave., Opp. Freight Depot.
. Want Column
1
*OR SALE: —Stork Dry
( omkIs, Nol ioifs, Shoos and
Ladies Furnishings. Dost I
Local ion in Keystone, \V.
\ a.
F. TI1EO MILLER & CO.
FOR RENT:—Front room,
furnished or unfurnished.
Address “•I” Caro of Len
der oilier. 7-10-8t
WANTED: 10 Bricklayers
Kell Brothers,
Welch, W. Va.
£ jR RENT:—Office room
State Dank Building. Ap
ply to < ieo. S.‘Stratlor.
Jill IS. 3t.
\\ .% VI Kl»:— Several roomers and
hoarders. Good accomodations.
Apply to Miss Kate Perkins, South
ern House, Mercer street.
I'olt S.\IjI'.—Fine riding and driv
ing hoi'Ho. Call on or address Rd
Houtdin. Tug Itiver, W. Va.,
NOTICE
A Sure Enough Closing Out
Sale.
(hi account of going oul of
business I shall close out
my slock of Merchandise,
Millinery, Pianos and Or
gans at almost any old price.
They must be sold at once
regardless of cost, as T shall
<|uit business for 1 he present,
in tin* city of Minefield.
Now is your opportunity.
Call and see.
MRS. G. W. WARNER,
The West End Milliner,
Bluefield Avenue.
i'a"',< '"u,k- Bluefield, W. Va.
FOR SALE.- I Intel fixtniv
at a bargain. Oood patro
nage.
-I. L. JOHNSOX,
Wecli, W. Va.
WANTED:— IW muetield
I*ant and Overall Faetory,
llluetield Avenue, 2."> girls
at inv, as they have doub
led their plant. 7 1 •
LOST.—bet ween Si in inters
street and Christian eliureh
a small sear!' pin, daisy pat
tern with small diamond in
renter. Please return to
this olliee and reeeive re
ward.
WANTED:—A white pan
try woman. Apply at the
Altamont Hotel.
Mis. A. C. Hall and son from
Roanoke, is vision* Mr. and Mrs.
C. K. Reynolds of Oils place.
History of the Middle New
RIVER SETTLEMENTS
David E. Johnston
We have gotten in
Two Shipments
of these Books
But have not yet caught up with our orders. It is a splendidly got
ten up 500 pages book, well bound and illustrated.
If you want one, get your
order in at once--will de
liver as Quickly as possible.
The Art-Statonery Company,
No. 125 Princeton Avenue
Bluefieid, - - West Virginia.