Bluefield evening leader. [volume], December 02, 1906, Image 4

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THE DAY.
With gratitude, () God, \\<- praise
Thy h«»ly name to-day, and rais.
Our hearts to Thee;
For till thy gifts sent from above.
For light and strength, for trui~' an I
love.
For Liberty.
For summer days, for smiles and
tears.
For all our joys and hopes and fears
For storm and fair;
For toil and weariness and rest.
For sleep, for faltli to bear the test
Of pain titul rare.
For food and raiment and Inn as-*
Of harvest plenty and for peace.
On eurth good-will;
O God, our Father! vo tills day
Give thanks for all. and now \v. pra
He with us still!
HKNUV COVLK.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
The Disciples of Christ will begin
a series of gospel meetings commotio
lng with Missionary Halley of tie
Woman's Hoard of Missions. Ser
vices will be held both mornin and
evening. Miss Moore of Kansa- City
the International organizer will la
present and give the address at botl
morning and night.
On Monday night will begin *'■„»
Revival meeting proper. The pu»
tor. J. T. Adams, will do the p i>ach
lng nnd all are cordially Invited to l»
present.
STEPHEN DAVIo
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so\<; sr.icv i< i s.
Itev. Stephen Davis will |e; | th
larso chorus and sing solos each
evening. No one should tail to hen
the old Jerusalem Gospel delivered
in both sermon and song.
FOR RENT:—Hotel I; liM
inf? in town of Keystone.
Good proposition. <>n!v
Hotel in town. A|*|>1 \ *o
IRA J. IWRTLOW.
. Keystone, \V. Vn.
ORDER OF ITIWj|(’,li|()N.
\\ KST VIRGINIA: Fly order i»j‘ the*
Cireuit Court of flu* County of Mer
cer on the L’Oth day of November
1906.
,u,,a Rogers Meleber. Complainant.
V8, j In Chnnoory.
Fernandum Clyde Melchor, D fend
ant.
The object of this suit Is <n obtain
a divorce from the bonds of m.itri
mony in favor of the complainant,
and for general relief. And it ap
pearing from at affidavit mad- a.:d
tiled with the papers In this cause
that the defendant Kemandum Cl>d«
Melcher, is not a resident of the
■tate of West Virgin! it Is. on mo
tlon of the eompl linant, p- her
counsel, ordered that tin* said Per
nandum Clyde Melefier do app nr at
the office of the cierk of the Circuit
Court of Mercer county within one
month after the date of the fird
publication of this order and do what
may be necessary to protect his in
ercst In this cause
Attest
W. f|. MON A K ER, Clerk
KARL RILEY, P. Q
TO THE POINT.
Yes. located at Norfolk now
Coming down during the Expo? if
so, write me about anythin, you
want to know or rail p.^e me
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anybody at any time lions * to
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Hoard of Trade Hldg
Norfolk. Va.
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iovti: of i iii: woui.du wisim>m
OF -II.SI S THU SON
OF Sllt.\CII
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My .n. if thou conii' t<» serve the
.uni. ptepuie thy soul for temptn
ion. Sot thy heart aright, und con
tint remain, and he not hasty in
im of trouble. Cleave unto him.
• fid depart not away, that thou may
•u Increased at the end What
soever falls noon thee take cheer
ful I % . mi (I he patient if thou sink to
low estate. For gold is tried In the
li’e. and trood nienl n the furnace «»f
adversity liellevo in liini and h«*
will help thee; ortler thy. way aright,
and trust in him Ye t lint fear tin*
I t»nl. hope for n«»od and for ever
lasting Joy and mercy.
They that fear the Lord will not
disobey his word; anil they that love
Id in keep all his ways. They that
love him keep al his ways. They that
fear the Lord will prepare their
hearts, and humble their souls in Ills
siudit. saying: We will Tall Into the
hands or the Lord, and not Into the
hands of men, for as Ills majesty Is
so is his merry.
Wisdom exnlteth hor children; ho
that |ovelh hor loveth life; ho that
Imldoth her fast shall Inherit glory,
;,"d whatsoever she ontreth, the Lord
will bless. At Ih<> lirst she will walk
"ilh him and crooked ways, and
bring fear and dread upon hint, and
torment hint with iter discipline, nil
'll she may trust his soul and tr>
hint by her laws. Then will he re
turn the straight wav to hint and
-how hint her secrets. Hut if he
go wrong, she will Tot-Rake him and
give him over to his own ruin.
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n shame that brlngcth mIii. and there
In j* shame which Is glory and grace.
If thou wouldst have a friend,
prove him first, and Ih* not hasty to
credit him. For some one is a friend
for his own occasion, and will not
abide in day of trouble. And there
In a friend who. being turned to en
mity and at rife, w|| discover thy re
proach. Again, some friend as a com
panion at the table, and will not con
tinue. Boperntc ♦hyself from thine
enemies and take heed or thy friends.
\ fntlhful friend Is a strong defense,
and his excellence is beyond value.
A faithful friend is tho medicine of
life, and they that fear the Lord shall
find him. Whoso fearoth the Lord
‘'hall direct his friendship nrlght. for
as he Is so shall his neighbor be also.
* * •
Honor thy father with thy whole
heait, and forget not the sorrows of
thy mother. Remember thnt thou
"ast begotten of them; nnj how
const thou recompense them the
things that they have done for thee?
Forsake not an old friend, for the
new Ih uot comparable to him; a
new friend is as now wine, not until
It la old shalt thou drink It with
pleaau re.
Commend not a man for his beauty
neither nhhor a man for Ills outward
appearance. The bee I* little among
Hin-h as fly, hut her product Is the
chief of sweet things. Boast not of
thy clothing and raiment, and exalt
not thyself. Many kings have sat up
on the ground, nnd one thnt was
1 never thought of has worn the
crown. Many mighty men have been
disgraced, nnd their honors delivered
Into other men’s hands.
It Is generally asserted that In Nor
way every bride must exhibit a certi
ficate that she knows to cook.
more Money
In
WEST EnD LOTS
THAN BANKS WlLL
P A Y
Y OU.
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THEY WIlL PAY
yOu
only Three percent,
on DEPOSITS and loan it
At 8 PER CENT, to men who Duy
Bluefield Realty.
W. D. ROBERTS, Agt., Graham, Va.
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Capital Paid in Cash, $100,000.00.
Total Resources Over Half IWII n Dollars
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I. K. KINfi, Abhihtant < AniiiRM.
A theatrical In which all the the
ater goers of this city are much In
terested. U tho engagement of An
na Day In “When Knlchthood Was
In Flower" at the Elk’s Opera House
next Wednesday. December 4. The
interest does not center wholly
aliout the actress. Miss Day, though
she Ik one of the most talented on the
American stage today, and one of
the most beautiful, but Is divided
partly with her play, dramatized
from Charles Major’s beautiful nov
el by Paul Koster. The entire story
as It Is In the book. Is told In the
play, and yet. while Mr. Hester has
preserved all the charm and atmos
phere of the novel ho has successfully
avoided making his drama too dls
cursive.
“Are You A Mason?" Is said to be
the most popular play In the world
as It has been played to record-break
ing business In every country where
there Is a theatre. In London It has
been playing continuously for three
>ears and Is still doing as good bus
iness a« any play on the hoards.
This charming comedy will be the
attraction at the Elk’s Opera House.
Tuesday, December 3.
In (ho cellars of some houses far
ing tho Governor's palace, at Wnr
8nw- the police discovered two rev
,olutlonnry printing offices with the
sifiiial adjuncts of revolvers and ex
ploslves.
Ueail the Daily Loader.
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Schedule In Effect
Nov. 25, 1906
Leave Bluefleld 9:35 a. m. for Ro
anoke, Lynchburg. Norfolk i:.t all
points on the Shenandoah .ii/ini. n
Pullman sieeje* tc, Rosmd,. .in 1
anoke to New York, via Mage’ r,. .
Parlor car Roanoke to Norfolk
8:15 a. in. dally for ltoauok< m
interimdlatc points.
p. in. for Roanoke and Lynch*
burg and Intermediate stations and
the Shenandoah Valley. Philadelphia
and New York. Sleeper to Philadel
phia—Roanoke to Richmond
8:33 p. m. for Roanoke, Lynch
burg. Richmond. Norfolk, Pullmat
sleeper East Radford to Norfolk mid
Lynchburg to Richmond. Cafe Car
Trains arrive at Bluefleld from th.
east at 8:58. a. m., 2:10 p. m., .3:10
P ni, and 9:20, p. m.
From the west at 8.00 a. m 9 2''
a in 2 or, p ij, and y 18 n. in
Leave Bluefleld at 8:20 p. m. for
Kenova, Columbus and all points
west and northwest. Pullman sleep
ers for Columbus and Cincinnati.‘O
Cafe car
9 08 a. m. for Kenova. Cincinnati.
Portsmouth. Columbus, St. Louis
Through Pullman sleepers.to Cot'.im
bus Cafe ''ar
Leave 9:15 a. nt. and 2:25 p- m,
dally for Tazewell. Norton, and alt
stations on Clinch Valiev division
Arrive froir Norton and all points
on the Clinch Valley division at 2:40
and 7:55 p. m.
Leave 5:60 a. in. for Kenova and
Intermediate stations via Wayne
Leave 6:00 and 2:10 p. m. for
Welch and Intermediate stations
For Pocahontas 6 60 a m. :• o*
a nt. 2:10 p in and 8:10 p m. Ar
rive from Pocahontas at 8-00 * m
2:05 p. in. anil 8:18 p. m.
For Hramwell, leave Blti«41eld ft j.<
a ni. 9:08 a m. 2:40 p rn and 8:20
p. m.
Call on agent Norfolk ant* Western
Railway, for tickets, maps, and addl
Monet Information.
• PICVILL, G P \
HERBERT B. HAWES,
Attorney and Co"ns*’or.
No. 0 Telephone Bulletins.
BLUEFIELD, - WEST VIRGINIA
Prompt personal attention given lj claims
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