Bluefield evening leader. [volume], September 27, 1906, Image 4

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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2. ELK’S OPERA HOUSE.
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Mr. Charles B. Hanford. ■
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The Distinguished Actor
MR.
CHARLES. B. HANFORD.
. ACCOMPANIED J)Y ..
MISS MARIE DROFNAK,
In an Elaborate Presentation of
JULIUS CAESAR.
One Performance Only.
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ALL NEGROES ARE
THROWN OVERBOARD
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MO\l» IS TO IIK I.II.Y Wlll ll-:
IlkltiaiTKIt.
Richmond. Vn.. 2»«. The
Republican parl.v of flie city and <jlf
trlct Ih t«> b«> lily-white front this tint*'
on. Tite negroes Were dealt a blow
last night thnl surprised aud si mined
tin in. A mass meeting was ealleo
to name s«*ven delegates to the Re
publican convention which is to meet
this afternoon in the city of Man
Chester to name a Republican cnndi
date for Congress. The negroes de
manded a delegation of fourteen with
half vote each, one-half of the d le
gates to be* negroes. The resolution
to that effect was rejected by a I;• r:• ■
vote.
\ new chairman was elected. C.
R. Moore, and a new seen tary, W
T. Mooklar. The negroes demanded
a colored secteatrv.
The chairman. James M r.llelt,
who called the meeting to order, was
< m ugi'il at the suddenucss of Hi ■
turn of afTairs and the strength of
tin white Republicans. They pro
*ted, hut in vain. Mr. lRlett. see
ing that hlb platform of "no lily white
foi him" was am ashed, declaimed:
I in sorry I named you for chairman,
ami I repudiate the o(tir-e-ho|dcrs who
ar*' running tills convention.'' saying
which in? gialihiai ills bat and left the
hail.
S« von delegates of the convention
' <1 chosen, all of them white save
oil •. No proposition or suggestion
l imb' b> a negro received the sityht
• u consideration. It wns so writ In
tin- order ot things that tin- negro was
to 1*0 relegated to the roar.
They detit.rod that they had cast
so per * “tit of the vot • and that they
would make tilings v nm for tin
• ■fllri holders. • The split Is complete.
Thi negroes me to hold a meeting
i'liuisiliiy night to organize a part)
sud name a cnndldntc for Congress
I a\In?: made the announcement from
•he speaker's stand last night.
The white Republicans me delight
< <1 it the change, saying it should
It a vo been made twenty years ago.
One Way to Help
The
Daily
Leader
On Its Way to Success
IS TO
Patronize those who
In its columns.
Do this
and we shall appreciete it
and return the favor in
any way we can.
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TELL THEM YOU SAW IT IN
The LEADER.
NOTICE TO TAKE
DEPOSITIONS.
To Pink Patton:
Take notice that on the 2.',.rd day
of October, 1906, at the office of l>
* Easley, In the city of Bluefleld. in
tbe county of Mercer and State of
Virginia, between the hours of
9 o’clock a m., and 6 o'clock p. m .
of that day, I shall proceed to take
the depositions of James Baronl,
n»y**lf and others, to be read in ev
idence in my behalf in a certain
»ult In equity pending in the Circuit
Court of Mercer County arid mate
of West Virginia. ii,
plaintiff and you are defend, nt and
if from any cause the taking of ti ■
said depositions be not commenced
on that day, or if commoner I if they
be not completed on that dry. tlx
taking of the Bald depositions will
bo adjourned from day to day at the
same plaec and between the sunx
hours, until they are complete d
MATTIE PATTON,
By Counsel
tt M EASLEY, P Q
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To All person;. bolding Liens. »»
Judgment or otherwise, on tht
real estate, or any part thereof
of T H. U. Christie:
In pursuance of a decree of the
C ireult Court, of Mercer County, Weal
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pending, to subject the real estate
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Schedule In Effect
May 27, 1906.
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^e, Lymbburg, Norfolk and all
olntH on the Shenandoah division
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>urK, Richmond. Norfolk, Pullman
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•ynchbiirg to Richmond. Cafe Car
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ast at 8:f»8, a. m., 1:55, p. m 8*06
». m., and 9:05 p. in.
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i. m. 2:06 p. ni., and 8:18 p m
l.<*ave filuefleld at 8-16 p. m. fQr
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vest and northwest. Pullman sleep
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laiJy for Tazewell, Norton, and ail
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m the Clinch Velloy division at 2.35
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LOG p. m. and 8:18 p. m.
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