Bluefield evening leader. [volume], October 24, 1906, Image 2

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Bluefield Dally Leader.
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THE LEADER PUBLISHING COMPANY.
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"Catered as second-class matter April 8." 1808, at the poet office
at BleeOeid, W. a., under act of Co acres* of March 8. 1878 "
1 t8dib fit Nanamnaxt ut Thus. B. Gak.nbk
Published Every Day in the Year Except Monday.
Pour Dollars a Year. Two Cents a Copy.
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Minefield Telephone No. .r>03.
Adverting Rates Made Known on Application Rules Keuitoni.i)le
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•Veat Virginia Come to the Hide,
The Land of Prosperity and Oi West Virginia, Where
. Fleaty. Has the Greatest , Nature Lavishes,Her
Natural Resources in the Greatest
World. •>/!</* 11* • Gifts
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The Greatest Among all of the State s Varied Resources is the Poca
hontas Coal Fields of this Vicinity.
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DEMOCRATIC ticket.
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/or Congress, 5th District,
JOS. 8. MILLER,
' of Wdyne County.
For Circuit Judge,
Mercer. Monroe end McDowell.
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For State Senator, 7th Dis
trict,
JAIRUS COLLINS,
•f Me.per County.
For Judge Criminal Court,
C. E. McNUTT,
of Princeton.
For House of Delegates,
JOHN CULLTNEY,
of Bluefleld. .
, JOHN B. NEAL,
of Rock.
/or Commissioner County
Court,
H. M. SHUMATE,
of Athene.
For Chairman Board of Ed
ucation,
A. H. LAND,
of Bluefleld.
For Supt. of Schools,
A. C. JOHNSTON,
of Bluefleld.
For Commissioner Board of
Education,
W. H. THOMAS,
of Bluefleld.
For Congress 9th District of
Virginia,
ROBERT P. BRUCE.
There are 10,700 pieces of v.ood,
cloth and felt und 1.180 feet of wire
in a coucert grand piano. The earliest
recorded public performance on the
pianoforte took place nt Coven* Gut •
den, Londou, on May 16, 176 7.
The first Japanese newspaper wok
published in 1863. only forty-throe
years ago, and it contains some
news translated from some of the
Botch papers. Today Japan lias 1,500
dily newspapers and periodicals.
Mrs. Russell Sage, it is learned,
may be u gen rows patron of the
movement to establish a permanent
I woman’s art club in Brooklyn or
[Manhattan at a cost of *100.000 or
more. Mrs. Sago has recently been
allowing a keen Interest In women
artistH of Muuhultan who are strug
gling to make a livelihood In art.
If Mrs. Sage should contribute it Is
.probable that tho scheme to raise
j $100,000 to erect a studio building
| near Prospect park will be enlarged
;to raise a much greater sum. proba
bly $300,000 or $100,000.
Alfred Binet, director of the phy
siological laboratory at the Sor
bonne. Paris, has been investigating
the value of handwriting “experts.*'
An expert to whom he gave a specl
1 men of Ernest Renan's chirogrnphy
said the writer was a person of only
tnoderte intelligence, credulous and
■ garrulous. Vital, a criminal who
murdered several women with re
volting barbarity, appeared to an
other expert as “a timid girl, dis
tinguished by moderation."
i Subscribe to the Dally header.
,Kmperor William. «>f Germany,,
smokes huge cigarettes specodly I
mad* for. him. Kin” Kdwflpl of!
England, has always been devoted
to cigarette**, but of Jute years has
i leaned more and more toward dark
•f-fuvann rlentrs." Wm perot Pr4ucii.fr>
jseph «>r Austria, likes the A'*1 ia-.
made cigar manufactured of Vhgin, :
ia tobacco with a straw rnnullhl*
| through It. King Leopold of |;,d
giuiu Ik u cigarette fiend, but Is fre
quently seen smoking a pipe. The
greatest smoker of all Ik the
oyer (undented Klnu -C*r’oe pf For-:
tugal. It Is said thpt'he i moke* for
t>’ cigars a day. King Alfonso of
Spain. takes an occasion! cigarette
only. Plus X is the first pop* who
has been known to enjoy u good ci
gar.
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Thu latest effort In Germany Is
said to bo to obtain a cigar that shall
be ••nicotineless.” or contain as little
nicotine as possible. Cigars are al
ready being produced which are de
scribed as "free of nicotine” or "poor
I in nicotine.” In Saxony there is an
uttempt to fix the maximum that a
[cigar “poor In nicotine” may contain ^
in order to be sold as such, and to
require that cigars marked "free of
i nicotine" must be actually so cured
that a chemical analysis will not re-1
veal any nicotine. Whether or not j
tlis chemical analysis must reveal
any tobacco is not stated.
After the election—when Bruce
has won his fight for manhood,
against the world the flesh and the
devil - we don't want to hear any
l>ig-inouthed democrat got upon Vs
hind legs and cry. "We did it." The
best element of the republican party
In this district are going to elect
i Bruce. Tho storm Is brewing and
| no human power can stay it.- Nor*
| ton Free Press.
| King Alfonso, of Spain makes Jokes
ail day ami behaves u <vmth< r like
the hoy ho is. To his mother In-law
he is the vei > soul of poli»< ncRs
| and It is said to be Jr’.lgii ful o see
j them together.
SOME HONKS.
Ho w’ho maims and speeds away
will live to drive another day.
Falnted-hearted driver never won
fair lady.
"Oh, that tills too, too solid flesh
would melt, thaw and resolve itself
into a dew'*—so as not to make
ft Jar when the machine strik e if.
Don't cry over spilt milk—be
thankful It wasn’t the gasoline.
But trailing clouds of gory do we
1 come.
Where ignorance is bliss, 'tls folly
to let them know you got If at a
raffle.
I Man wants but little hero below.
(This makes no reference to the po
lie© Judge.) ^
.V very aurtont Hnd flah-Uk* rnneB
A br|M In lime Eaves a fine.
There- Is »o much bad in fh© beet -of
t hum;
There Is so much good In the worst
of them.
That It doe* not behovo uh owners
of any of them
To talk abotfl them achlnos «>f the
rest of thorn.
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TO TltB VOTERS
IN SEVENTH SENA
TORIAL DISTRICT
Gentlemen.:/,
I was unanimously nomi
nated by the Democratic Dis
I rict Convention at Hinton
on September 29th for office
of State Senator for this dis
t.riot and desire to announce
my candidacyf and solicit
your good wishes and votes
on election day.
"L'lie convention, recog
nizing my wishes, re
strained from instructions,
thereby leaving me untram
melled to act, if elected, as
my conscience approves for
the best interests of the peo
ple of the district irrespect
ive of party. I appreciate
this expression of confi
d 1 < k 1 1 / b a * «-% ^1 M ^ . 2 __ i. 1. . 1 I
V) IIAIU piuuusc LIltlL I
same was not misplaced.
L believe the cardinal prin
ciples of Democracy, Home
rule, sound money, and tax*
a! ion only for public pur
poses, as founded by Jeffer
son, best for the people, and
will advocate requisite state
laws governing its indus
tries, without appeals to the
general government, and,
will also advocate that tV.e
levy of county taxes, be they
much or little, be left to the
counties and such taxes, in
cluding licenses, be used
solely for county purposes.
1 hope to make a canvass
of each voting precinct in
I lie district and discuss is
sues with the people. In tlu*
event that I am not able to
carry out the program, I
will apprcciete suggestions
from any citizen.
Very Truly Yours,
JAIRUS COLLIN'S.
Bramwell, W. Va.
Oct. 8th, 1900. ~
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