Bluefield evening leader. [volume], December 20, 1906, Image 5

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At Rules held in the Clerk's office
of tho Circuit Court of the County of
Verier, on the 3rd tiny of December.
19o<S.
I'm hi Mundo. Platutil,
Against |In Chancery.
Mary Vigerzl. et al, Defendant.
The object 0f this suit is to have
wale of the-real estate of the defend
ant. rasl Felice, or «o much thereof
as ru y bo necessary for the payment
of the liens against It and for gene
ral relief.
And It appearing from an affida
vit filed with the papers in this cause
that the defendant. Bari Felice is a
non-resident of the state of West
Virginia, it Is therefore, on motion
of the plaintiff, by counsel, ordered
that said defendant do appear at
tho ClerkV office of the Circuit
Court of Mercer County within one
month after the date of tho first
publication of this order and do what
nmy he necessary to protect his in
terest in this suit.
Attest:
W. B. HONAKER. Clerk.
I>. M. EASLEY. P. Q
ORDER PUBLICATION.
WK8T VIIMilMA:
At Rules held In tho Clerk’s office
of tho Circuit Court of the County of
Mercer, on the 3rd day of December,
1!‘0G
Orover. C. McCary. Plaintiff,
Against | in Chancery.
Kate McCary, Defendant.
The object of thlB suit Is to obtain
a decree divorcing the plaintiff from
tho defendant a vinculo matrimonii
and for general relief.
And It appearing from an affidavit
filed with the papers In this cause,
that the defendant, Kate McCary, Is
a non-resident of the State of West
Virginia, It is therefore, on motion
of tho plaintiff, by counsel, ordered
that said defondant do appear at the
Clerk’-- -Pico of tho Circuit court of
Mercer County within one month af
ter the ’ate of the first publcatlnn of
this • b'r and do what may be neo
ossa t> tu protect her Interest In thir
suit.
Attest:
W. B. HONAKER. Clerk.
I). M. EASLEY, p. Q.
NOTICE.
To Kate McCary:
Take notice that on the 16th day
of January. 1907, at the offlco of D.
M. Easley, In the city of Bluefleld.
In tho county of Mercer, and Statu
of West Virginia, between the hours
of 9 o’colcn a. m. and 6 o”clock,
P- ni. of that day, I shall proceed to
tako tho depositions of myself and
others, to be read as evidence in toy
behalf In a certain suit In equity
pending In tho Circuit Court of
Mercer County and State of West
Virginia, In which I am plaintiff and
you are defendant, and if from any
causo the taking of said depositions
bo not commenced cn that day, or.
If commenced, If th‘*y be not coin
I'leled on .bat day, th > taking of the
said depositions will bo udjourned
from day to day, at the same place
and between tho same hours, until
completed
GROVER C. McCAItY,
By Counsel.
ORDER PUBLICATION.
WEST VIRGINIA:
At Rules held In the Clerk’s office
of the Circuit Court of the County of
Merceh, on the 3rd day of December
19<)«
Sarah E. Prince, Plaintiff.
Against | In Chancery.
Hiram A. Prince, Defendant.
The object of this suit is to obtain
a decree divorcing the plaintiff from
tho defendant a vinculo matrimonii,
and for general relief.
And It appearing from an affidavit
filed with tho papers In this cause,
that the defondant Hiram A. Prince Is
a non-rosldent of tho Stato of West
Virginia, It U therefore, on motion
of the plalntlc, by counsel, ordered
that said defendant do appear at the
Clerk’s offlco of the Circuit court of
Mercer County within one month af
ter the date of the first publication of
this order and do what may be nor
essnry to protect his interest In this
suit.
Attest:
W. B. HONAKER, Clerk
D. M EASLEY, P. Q.
NOTICE.
To Hiram A. Prince:
Tako notice that on the 14th day
of January, 1907, nt the office of I).
M. Easley, In the city of Rluefleld.
In the county of Mercer and State
of West Vlrglnln, beotwon the hours*
of 9 o'clock a. rn. and 6 o'clock, p.
m., of that day, I shall proceed to
take the depositions of A. G. Uelcher,
Mrs. Nannie Weaver and others, to
be read ns evidence In my behalf in
a certain suit In equity pending In
the Circuit Court of Mercer County,
and Stato of West VlrRlnln, In
which 1 am plaintiff and you are de
fendant, and, if from any cause the
taking of said depositions be not
commenced on that day, or If com
menced, If they be not completed on
that day, the taking of said deposi
tions will bo adjourned from day to
day, at the same place, and between
the same hours, until they are com
pleted.
SARAH B. PRINCE.
Ily Cotinsel.
The I>ally Leader Is the best ad
vertising medium In this section.
PA1RU.K ASK3
FOR PARDON.
Gc\\ Higgins said last night at
Albany. \. Y.. that he had received
from Albert T. Patrick an applica
tion for executive clemency. When
asked If it was an application for a
commutation of sentence or for a
pardon. the governor replied that
Patrick lu the opening 'sentence of
his letter used the phrase. “In ask
ing for a pardon—*•
The best aggregation of singers,
dancers and comedians lu the coun
try will be the attraction at the
Elk’s Opera House Saturday. Dec.
15. On this occasion the world-lb
»nr>us Black Patti Troubadours will
be seen In one of the be*.’ shows it
has ever presented, excelling all of
its previous high standard. In “A
Royal Coon". “The Chimes of Nor
mandy ’ and the Interpolated vaude
ville olio will be found more real,
genuine song, dance and fun qual
ities than are to be found In the
average Broadway, New York $: a
seat musical comedy, or the most
pretentious minstrel show. When It
come down to a question of singing,
dancing and laughing, a theatre pat
ron can always get a square deal at
a Black Patti Show. The Trouba
dours nro all natural horn singers,
dancers nnd none of Its comic n en
are of the manufactured sort. The
company has been organized eleven
[years. and the fact that it is always
welcomed back to a dtv by large
crowds Is the best testimonial of Its
merit.
er.
Read the Pally Dead
SIDESTEPPING
A CAREER.
A young Indian maid of Mlcbl
rru named Mary Klck-a-hole-tn-the
sky. has Just been inducted Into
matrimony by one Mitchell Jasper.
It in a shame for « girl with such
obvious qualifications for the mus
ical comedy stage to bury her tal
ents In a domestic career In these
Jays of chorus girl famine.
"America's Amazing Advance.*’
is a very neat, instructive and Inter
esting booklet on the progress of
our great country. It Is published by
Richard H. Edwards, of the Manu
facturers' Record. Raltlmore. and
reflects great credit u|>on Mr Ed
wards’ ability us a careful and pains
taking recorder of industrial prog
ress of our country. The Manufactur
ers’ Record, under his management.
Is always doing something to show
. the great strides forward we are
making ns a people.
Hooker T Washington Is asking
for Christmas cards In a note dated
Tusk ogee Institute. Alabama, he
says that for several years he 1ms
been sending these souvenirs to
thoso who would otherwise have
nothing to remind them of the
Christmas senson. Packages sent
him by mail will bo placed where
they will do some good.
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Teams furnished at any lime day
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hauling done.
Bead the Dally Loader.
ELKS' OPEEA HOUSE,
SATURDAY, DEC. 22,
The New
BLACK PATTI,
Troubadours
iiy thk oiuoivai,
“BLACK PATTI,”
(SlHHlerotfji Jones)
Greatest Singer of her Race,
EVERYTHING NEW |
IN(’IJ'I)IN(J
JOLLY JOHN LARKINS,
l »io Premier Colored Comedian
—AN!)—
40-OTHERS-40
III Refined
Comedy ^Vaudeville* Opera
Singers, Dancers,
Unsurpassed.
OSLER ON TEACHING..
I)r. William Osier, who created
some notoriety by his observations
on mun'H usefulness after a certain
age, in un address the other night
spoke ratbor disparagingly of) teach
ing as It is dono In those United
States, lie makes the point thnt In
Knglnnd school teaching is taken up
by young men as a Ufo profession.
On the other band, most of our
young men who take It up do so not
because they are unfit for anything
elso, but In order to get money for
something else When they find the
something else In the shape of a
wife they generally stay nt school
teaching. Tho wonder is not that
fonchlng In the public schools Is so
poor, but that It is so good consider
ing how llttlo It is thought of; as a
profession.—Utica Press.
Whltoluw Hold, tho American I
mlnlHtor to Great Hrltnin, Ih extreme-'
ly cnreful In his dolt, which Ih of n
| very simple chiirncter. Ho drlnkH
I copiously of milk and oatmeal, hilt
ho eschews both toa and cofToo Nev
ertheless, when ho holds a reception,
sh ho did at Dorchoster hoiiHo on tho
Fourth of July, his attests have no
reason to complain ofl tho faro. "It
wan magnlflcont,” declared a New(
lOtiKlandor who woh thoro. I
However IntonHo political IiohIIll
ties may exist hctwoon Senators
Spooner and La Polletto of Wlncon
sln, they soem to hnvo no difficulty
In concealing It. Nothing? could be
moro cordial and chummy than an
encounter betwoen Mr. Spoonor and
Mr. La Follotto In the senate ninr
hlo room tho othor aftornoon. Thoy
laughed and jokod toKothor at a
Kreat rate. Mr. Spoonor slapped his
colleague playfully on tho ahoulder
and Mr. Iji Follotto tap pod Mr.
Spooner on tho hack In a really nf
(Vctlonato man nor. “Gosh!” <>x
clalniod a cynical obnorvor, “how
thoRO two chapR do lovo ono anoth
er! Wonder how long It will last?
M|hh Mnry Clark of Gallon, near
IndlanapollR, Ih tho only woman In
tho world to enter upon tho culture
olj peppermint for tho market. Hho
hag made a ntudy of* tho plant and
Hr culture and ho Improved upon tho
mo*hods employed hy tho votoran
mint growora that hor farm of
elghty-threo acroH Ih the bent mint
producer In tho world. MIhh Clark
watchoH her crop ho carefully that
«ho produroH a higher grade of crop
and moro to the aero than any other
mint grower.
fttOeordbe for the Daily Deader.
Unllty Of a h pec 108 Of iohc majeate
lM Juatlco Drowor of tho United
StutoH suprorno court On tho even
li»K before tl*o proHldont’s Panama
moutiago, ho delivered an addreas In
which he Hub! that "wo rodo rouglt
nhod over Columbia that wo might
tnko her land and din our canal
thoro.”
With tho entranoo of Mr. HtrauH,
tho prcHldent la happy In a cabinet
conatructod on apodal linen, ho ftir
uh rollRlotiH aro concerned. Tho throe
Kront religions of tho United Statos,
tho ProteHtant, Roman Catholic and
Hebrew, aro now roprosentod among
tho prcHldont’H advlacra
Workmon wore digging a drnln
near tho city ball of Hondlgo when
tho pick of one of thorn rebounded
after having struck Hoinotblng hard.
"That. miiHt be a nugget.” remarked a
Jocular byhtnndor "Ull look,” Raid
tho workman, and tho next, moment
ho bad a lump of quartz thickly stud*
tied-with gold in hla handH.
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