Bluefield evening leader. [volume], December 06, 1906, Image 3

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Watchmaker and Jeweler
v 11 i . ELD.
Come to the Old Stand for the Present, but in a Few Days I
shall be Ready to Serve You in Larger Quarters with
NEW GOODS
that will Startle and Attract You. Everything that is Exquisite
and Ornamental can be had at my place. Reserve your Holi
day Orders for me.
My New Place Will Be
233 PRINCETON AVENUE
THE MEASURE
OF GREATNESS
It is evidently in tliu study of man.
of his structure, his qualities, his his
tory. in his human station and in
the vast perfections of the ancient
life through which the way wus won
to his human estate, as well as, and
supremely, the problems of his moral
development, that the masters of
thought are to hold their place In the
esteem of their fellows; then they
"ill he followed by all who have the
strength to do so. bemuse in the
teaching will be tlie revelation ot
tii ‘niseives. The naturalist who nas
to tell of the steps by which man
came to his estate will have atteuMoii
that will never be given to the ques
tions of life in general, near as these
problems should lie to nil intelligent
persons. The historian who deals
with human conduct lias his way to
a hearing made easy by tho motive
of fellowship. Above all the moralist
who Bets the man in face of himself
and shows him his relations to the
el Re than self will have tho foremost
plare. if he do hiB work greatly,
bringing to it Newtonian might or
Darwinian devotion to his purpose,
the only danger in the appreciation
he is to receive is th|t it will Instinct*
Ively lift him above the huinuu plane,
denying him true fellowship with his
kind. It is only a» men come to n
itghcr appreciation of human quail
ty that they are willing to leave their
greatest teachers of morals in tho
same plane as themselves. That
alone tells us where lies the summit
of grentness In the intuitive Judge
ment of mnnklnd.
It pays to ndvertlse In the Leader.
A gentleman advertised In yester
day’s issue and got results right away.
MISS MAY GRACE
As The Fairy Queen.
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THE SLEEPING BEAU TY AND THE BEAST
iMiftHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimi it in ilium mint iimiiiiiiimiii>ciiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiHiHi..iMnmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilimMflllilMlHllllll;
Do You Want the Best? 1
Mt. Vernon
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FLOUR. |
Surpasses alhother makes. You have only
to try It to be convinced”
SUBLETTE & BARNES,
Sole Distributors,
Bluefield, W. Va. !
For all kinds of
Pure Groceries,
You should come, to the store of Sublette 81 Barnes.
Hmilll!l)iri!ltll»;’MII|i>IH«llHIU|Miiauillliia«uiii
A HOMi: M \iu-: HAIM*Y IIY CHAM
RKIILAIVH tXICCJH iibmkhy
About two months ago our baby
had measles which settled on her
luiiKs and Hi last resulted lu n severe
attack of bronchitis. We had two
doctors but no relief was obtained.
Everybody thought she would die. I
went to eight different stores to find
a cortain remedy which bad been
recommended to me and failed to get
It. when ono of the storokepers In
sisted that I try Chamberlain’s Cough
Remedy. I did so and our baby Is
alive and well today. — Oeo. ,W. Spen
cer. Holly Springs, N. C. For sale by
all druggists.
There Is a hot box for Henntor Hal
lye down in Texas. His opponents
k> *p finding things, they claim, tend
ing to show that Mr. Ralley has been
fattening on the corporations. The
distinguished senator, consequently,
has gone homo, tu fight at close quar
ters until his re-election by the Legla
laure. The Senate will miss him In
the first month of Its session.
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ELKS OPERA house SAT DEC. 8.
M'A\ \ORK'H MOST I Mi'll Vl'is HIT
Stupendous $150,000 Production
OK TIIE l»IC( It V LANK SPECTACLE
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
GREATEST I \ IK H >|( ENTERTAIN
MENT IX TilK WOULD.
60 PERSONS in the GRAND ENSEMBLE 60
STRICT ATTENTION GIVEN TO MAIN AND TELEPHONE ORDERS.
PRICKS, 25. AO. 75, $1.00 mul $ I -AO.
IMVOIU'K PICOItUvM HOLVKI);
KXAMFLB OF KAItliV OltKKKH
A clergyman offers, In Modern Ho
clety, thin remedy for the divorce
evil:
"Wo ought to have the divorce law
that was enforced In ancient Greece.
If that old Greek clause wan tacked
to every separation I am persuaded
tht divorces would full off »!0 to 70
per cent. This law was that when a
man got a divorce he could not under
nny circumstance* marry another
woman younger than ex-wlfe. An
Innocent law, a brief law. not. much
to look at, hut how many divorce suits
would bo nipped In the bud if all bus
hands knew thnt after the separation
they could not marry younger women
than the wives they had cast off?”
' now i>ii’Tin:iti \ ik <'oM i{A< ri:n
Ono often hours the expression,
‘ My chlM caught a severe cold which
I developed Into diptherln," when the
| truth was thiit the cold had hI in pi y
I left the little one particularly sus
j sept Ihie to the wandering diptherln
I germ When ('hnmberhiln's Cough
| lietnedy Is given It quickly cures the
.••old and Iosmmih the danger of dip*
! therla or any other germ disease be
ing contracted. For Halo by all drug
! gists.
T. T. Carter,
ARCHITECT
Office 6 end 7 l
BLUEFIELD,
u» Building.
WEST VA
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Independent and Outspoken on All Public
Questions.
The
Bluefield Daily
Leader.
The Representative
Newspaper of the
Pocahontas Coal Fields.
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Per Year, - $4.00.
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The Leader I® Sold o.. All Train®.
mCTWii.* >»>» Hraimfim muiiiii mku^.inhih
•‘Tin* sleeping itenuty and the
I l**at. ’ ’ lh«- great Drury Dana Thoa
n** nioctnular pantomime, after |ta
snccesHful run of an entire season at
i in D road Ray Theatre, New York,
Will he h« « a a« the KIU'h Opera House
on Saturday, December S. The pro
iluelloii Is the moHt HtupondoiiH ever
placed before fh<» public In any Op
era Moiihc or Theatre In America,
and Iii point of attendance and box
othce receipts, |i promises to break
Die astonishing record made by "lien
llur.’ |i Ih the greatest and grand
< h( extravaganza ever produced on
II *>y w*»ge, and merits a trip of miles
«o be seen. The production through
out. including gorgeous scenery,
beautiful novel coHlumeH, witty din
logue and muHlcal melange galore,
Is of an order not heretofore seen
or heard on any American Hinge.
Owing to the great success achieved
by l IiIh attraction, It would lie wfsei
to secure Heats In advance.
nimioit Oh' I’l'IlldOATlON.
\\ I0SI VIRGINIA: lly order of tho
Court of tlio County of Mar
< »*i on thi> noth tiny of November,
19 or..
lullii llOKora M etcher, Complainant,
' | lit Chancery.
Kernundnm Clyde Melcher, Defend
n lit.
I'hc object of thin mill |h to obtain
,i divorce from tho honda of matrl
ltoiiy In favor of tho complainant,
nil for gnneriil relief. And It ap
I earing from an affidavit made u.:d
McmI with tho papora In thl» enuae.
i ml the dofnndant Fornandum Clyde
■".etcher, Ih not a reaident of the
Mato or \Vo«t Virginia, It la. on mo
tion of the complainant, by her
(OtiiiHol, ordnrod that the aald For
• Hinduin Clyde Mclcher do appear at
t to office of the cierk of the Circuit
t'oiirt of Mercei county within ono
month after the date of the drat
l ilill<ntIon of thin order and do what
mny Ih> necoHHury to protect IiIh In
oreat In t Ida on nan.
Afloat:
NV. U. IIONAKIOIl, Clerk.
I1’A III, It 11,10 Y, I*. Q.
NOTICK TO TAliH OFI*OHITION8.
To Fernand uni Clyde Mole.her;
TAKK NOTION. Hint on tho ICtli
Iny of Ilechnibor, 1900, nt tho office
"f John K. Hit.*, notary public, in
llliiellold, Morccr County, Woh( Vlr
: Inin, between the houra of nlno n.
m and alx p. in. of thut day, I ahull
roceyd to take tho dupnaltloiiH of
myHQlf, VV111 In in Kern, and othora,
to bn road an evldonco In niy behalf
in a certain milt In chancery, do
ending la tho circuit court of Mer
er county, wherein 1 am complnln
iit and you aro defendant; and If
for any cauao the taking of the said
dopoalt Inna ho not coinmoncod, or, If
■omninneed, tie not concluded, on
that day, the taking thereof will he
tdjourned from day to day, at tho
aine place, and between the aamo
loura, until the aatne ahull ho corn
doted.
(liven under my hand thla 21at
lay of November, 1906.
JULIA ROOMHS MIOLCHNR.
WANTED:_A '‘liable young
man at once. Call at KIiihIi'm
Caffe, Princeton avenue.
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