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KINZER
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the bland street jeweler.
The Best Watches and Clocks. Unsur
* passed for Cut Class and Jewelry.
Thos. Dixon. Jr.,
Author of “The Clamuuan," present* hia new play,
“The One Woman,”
At the Elks Opera House, Monday, October 15th.
A STUDY OF LOVE AND SOCIALISM.
Something New and Startlihg which Everyono Should See.
Prices: 25, 50, 75, $1.00, $1.50.
BETTER THAN GOVERNMENT BONDS
BLUEFIELD REAL ESTATE
•’s
Which makes it the BEST INVESTMENT for your
MONEY in the Country. Pays BIGGER
DIVIDENDS. Perfectly SAFE and
GROWING in VALUE all the time. Our List
includes the BEST VALUES to be had for
QUICK BUYERS.
STOCKS AND UOND8 HANDLED OONFIDSNT1AJLLT.
A. S. BOOKER & CO.
REAL ESTATE AND RENTAL AGENTS,’
Corner Princeton and Higginbotham Avenues. - J
Independent and Outspoken on All Public I
Questions.
I
Bluefield Daily
The Representative
Newspaper of the
Pocahontas Goal Fields.
Published every
Morning in the
Year except Mon
day.
Per Year,
Per Month,
Single Copies,
Office open for
HnsinesH Night
and Day except
Sunday. .
94.00.
40c.
- - 2c.
The Leader Ih Sold c... All Trains.
mufi
BLUEFIELD BOOK AND STATIONERY CO.
50c.
Juwt received 300 Copies Copyrighted Hooks. We
are selling these books at 50 cents each. Here is
your opportunity to furnish your library at % cost.
A Few of the Selections:
Tin* Little Shepard of Kingdom Come—fox.
Leopard Spots—Thomas Dixon.
Oentleman from Indiana Booth Tarkmgion.
Alice of Old Vencenn* Thompson.
Prisoner of Zenda Hope.
Rupert of Hentzau—Hope.
(iranstark- McCutheon.
Castle Cranej Mr Cut hr on.
Hrewster's Millions McCutheon. '
And over 200 more just as good. The binding and il
lustrations are as good as the landing on the $1.25
books. I’hone. write or call in and see the line before
they are picked over.
Phone 63. BLUEFIELD BOOK & STATIONERY CO. Elks Bldg.
The United State* armoreJ^cnTl
ser squadron* consisting of the Col
orado, Maryland. West Virginia and
Pennsylvania, commanded by Rear
Admiral Brownson, has arrived al
Port Said, Kgypt.
The cost of the army appropria
tion for 1906-07 (s about the Bame
in Germany as France; $156,COO,
000; In Qreat Britain it is *144,000.
000; in the United 8tates, $71,817,
165.
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| Pay your subscription $
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$ the I-eader office. $
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A I'olite and courteous
t employees of this office
t will attend your wishes.
I Give us your patron
( age and we guarantee
satisfaction in every
particular.
The city subscription
list is now absolutely
under our own man
agement, and we shall
do our utmost to please
our customers.
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SOME OF OAK
NEO-IE'S ADVICE
Andrew Carnegie la famous for
the excellent advice that he gives to
poor young men.
**In considerable fear.** said a Now
York millionaire. "1 once consulted
Mr. Carnegie about a new venture.
The business looked as if It ought to
be profitable. There seemed to be a
public need for It. Still, there was
some risk nvolved and I was afraid.
‘•But Mr. Carnegie laughed at my
fears.
•If It Is a good thing, plunge In.’
he said. 'Fear Is old womanish. Fear
Is what kept untolJ millions from
making fortunes. When Benjamin
Franklin thought of starting a paper
In Philadelphia his mother, greatly
ularmed, tried to dissuade him. She
pointed out that there were already
two newspapers In America/ ”
THEY TOOK UP
THE COLLECTION.
PHILADELPHIA, OCT. 11._Eb
onezer Methodic Episcopal church.
Manayunk. wns crowded to tho doors
lust evening when u dozen pretty
girls iiRstitned their duties as ushers
and also took up the collection.
Many of the strangers present were
>oung men, and none of the church
members doubt that It was the pleas
ure of huvlng a pretty girl escort
them toa seat and pass the hnBkct
for thel rofferings Instead of the
sermon or tho music that caused the
Increase | nthe masculine attendance.
The young women were gowued
In white nnd performed their du
ties gracefully.
The collection last night was much
larger than usual. Each girl turned
In her plate heaped with silver coins
and notes.
Following a visit of Congressional
Chairman Sherman to President
Roosevelt, It was announced yester
day that Secretaries Root and Shaw
will speak In New York state. The
President Is much Interested In the
fight against Hearst and It Is said
that tho Secretary of State will he
virtually his mouthpiece when he
speks in the Empire state,
Though bitten twice by a monkey
and warned that a third bite would
be fatal Mrs, Powell of Rath. Eng
land. refused to part with the ani
mal. She was bitten again, blood
poisoning set In and death from
heart failure followed.
Read the Dally Leader,
1- --! |
Try a Leader Want Ad
No. 4S43.
kKI»WlPf MANN, PrmltVnt. WAI.TKK O. POLLOCK, CAKH.,
U A. HOOPKR, Ain't (luh.
The First National Bank
BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA.
Capital, Rurplus, and (Jndlrtd Profits. MOO,000.
Deposit Your Money With the Oldest and Strong^
•st Bank InJTown.
AT THE
Inter-States
Furniture
Emporium
Oreat
BARGAINS
ARE NOW BEINQ OFFERED
IN
FURNITURE
AT THIS STORE.
Everything will go at a
GREAT REDUCTION
COME
ana see the great display we are making and
the inducements we are offering the publte.
W. S. CROCKETT, F. D„
Embalmer and
Undertaker,
BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA.
Phone 128 Oay end Night
Sirdages and Funeral Equipages
FURNISHED.
Everything reasonable in
Rrlce. Official undertaker for
. A W. R’y Co. The moat
complete stock in thin part of
the mate.
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