Bluefield evening leader. [volume], May 01, 1907, Page 3, Image 3

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ANOTHER NEW DRINK
FIT ONLY FOR UAH IKS TO IHUNK
—BARTENDERS IS
STUNG.
It was evident that something was
worrying the exj>erlenced bartender,
who exploits his skill as a mixologist
in a saloon on the south side of the
Avenue, says th© Washington Post,
below Seventh street, when one of
the regulars ram© m for his eleven
o’clock cocktail.
“What’s th© matter? in tho blues,
Jerry ? queried the customer.
“Well, I don’t mind saying to yon.
because you’re an old friend," said
Jerry, but I was knocked com
pletely out a few minutes ago. and
1 s just this: Two youug fellows,
looking as If they were college men.
can,G In here—and I s’pose they
were, because they were using
mighty big words—and one of them
*ald to me, ‘See here, barkeep. we
waut « couple of bang-up collvmod
dles.’ or something that sounded to
mo like that.
“It was a new one on me. I tell
you. Now, you know, I pride myself
on knowing how to mix any kind of
a drink that a Christian can throw
down his gullet. But I didn’t quaver
an inch, so I Just said, ’Gents, I’m
sorry, but I haven’t all the Ingre
dients, and couldn’t suit your tastes,
or do justice to myself.’ One of the
boys said, 'This Is a fine old glnmtll
that can’t hand over a collymoddle.’
and they went out. Now-, can you
tell me what they wanted?" said
Jerry.
You didn't get the name exactly
right," said his friend. “They want
ed a couple of mollycoddles.”
"Well, what In the devil may they
bl?" he asked
'Til show you,” said the goo 1
friend. "You get a glass with a lit
tle pulverized sugar, a little milk and
about half a glass of water, and mix
it up well.”
Jerry did so.
"Now,” said his teacher,” get a
pony brandy and Vome syphon soda.”
This was also furnished, and the
customer drank the brandy and soda.
"But where does the what you
call ’em come in?” cried our Jerrv.
"Oh, that’s the milk, water aud
sugar—otherwise, the mollycoddle. ’
he was apprised. "I don’t want It.
I only wanted to show you how to
make one. It’s only llt for babes. I
desired to show you how to mix,
one, so that the next time you are
called on for such an abomination
you can N ill! tho bill—and jusy
chalk down this brandy and sods,
will you?” said the customer, as he
made his exit.
CURED OP HMI’.MATISM
Mr. Wm. Henry of Chattanooga,
Tenn., had rheumatism in his le
arm. "The strength seemed to have
gone out of the muscles so that it
was useless for work,” he says. "I
applied Chamberlain’s Pain Balia
and wrapped the arm in flannel at
night, and to my relief I found tlKit
the pain gradually left me and the
strength returned. In three week*
the rheumatism had disappeared and
has not since returned.” If troubled
with rheumatism try a few appiica
tlons of Pain Palm. You are certain
to be pleased with the relief which
it nfTords. For sale by r 11 druggist:
Do you take the Leader? If not,
why not? Only 2!>c per month, de
livered to your door.
MAYOR SCHMITZ
MAY RESIGN
RKCOllT THAT 'FRISCO FXKCC
T1VK HKKKH 1MMI NITY.
Chicago, May l.J— A dispatch to
the Record-Herald from gun Fran
cisco says:
It is reported on good authority
that Mayor Schmitz is now seeking
an easy way out of his troubles I*
Is said the Mayor, through trusted
representatives, has made to th*
graft prosecutors a proposal whlc'
la now under consideration. In
brief, this Is what Schmitz, it 1/
said, had offered to do:
To resign his office as Mayor.
To make full confession to the
grand Jury of his knowledge of
r> p’cl- ai o t.
To Join tl ranks of reformers.
There titia e.u.cd.y is much thnt
Mayor Schn :... mig || the graft
rroseeutors wbbh thiy would hs
delh ’ : v ri’ There nr* many
so-celled rnsPB which rest largely on
S”spls!ori alone, and not even on
qnertlonahle confessions; but wheth
er full details and evidence, desirable
as R would he, is worth the price
of Immunity to a man re garde 1 as
one of the arch-conspirators "'gainst
the people, is a matter of doubt,
WHY SHE DIDN’T PAY
''Rome women." said John V.
Onto*, "not all women, but some
of them, are very poor speculators,
very poor gamblers. <\ young friend
of mine has a pretty cousin. Ho
was going to the rnecs the other
day and she railed h'm up on the
telephone and asked Mm to put $10
On fo'ex' King for her.
" "Very well,' he said, ‘I’ll do It
If you pay me hack.’
" 'Of course I’ll pay you hack, you
horrid thing.’ exclaimed his cousin.
" ‘All right,' said he. 'You didn’t
the last time.'
"'Oh, well,’ snld she, 'last time
the horse didn’t win, you know.’ ”
Evening Leader
I WANTED— For lT. 8 Army
able bodied unmarried
men between ages of 21
.and 35; cilizens of United
States, of good character
and temperate habits, who
can speak, read, and write
Engish. For information
apply at Keeruting office.
Blucfield, W. Va.,
! WANTED: A lady or gen
tleman unincumbered who
can furnish an Ofhco
Room and take charge of
a Refraction department
under professional in
struction. Particulars up
on application in person
at Room No. 10 Greer
spon Building, across hall
from Doctor Mayor’s Den
tal Parlors
NOTICE.
Architects, Contractors and every
body else: Please rIvo the chamber
of commerce details of all new and
proposed buildlugs In the district.
The same Is deslr^i for use in ad
vertising.
Chairman Advertising Committee.
HO FOR THE
EXPOSITION!
it has been my study, and I
think I know how and am ready. I
have the best places for the most en
joyment, in your own way, at rea
sonable prices. Don't fail to write
me in udvance of your coming.
For those who do not mind the
expense l will have one or more
of the swelleet cottages.—Surf bath
lug at the door.
. B WHITE ATKINSON,
Cll Board of Trade Bldg.
Norfolk, Va
NOTICE.
The following is notice that Qeo
W. Whitworth, residing at Blue
(leld, W. Va., has made application
to the County Court of Mercer
county for II con so to sell at retail
spirituous liquors, wlnos, porter, ale,
)-?er and drinks of like nature at
•Jo. 14 BlueQeld Ave, Bluefleld, W
Va.
Given under my hand this April 1,
1907.
K8TILL BAILEY.
Clerk Meroer county Court
LOOK QUICK:—I will sell
my 9 room house and 52>
175, corner lot, South oi
Graham depot for $1700.
cash, and 4 yearly pay
ments of $450 each.
H. M. YOST,
4-in tr Graham, Va
111 Fixtures FOR SALE,
consisting of Cash Regis
ter, Cash Carrier System,
Gasolene Light System,
Show cases etc. at Sacri
fice prices, at once. The 5
Foil IIKNT—Blacksmith shop with
Mil necessary tools. Apply to B.
P. Lindsey, Bowling Alley.
1-30-Ct.
FOli Itl'.XT — Six Room Cottage,
Allen Street. Apply to O. K. Kd
wards.
n-i-iwk.
COPPER
If you have anywhere from $50.00 to $5,000 to InvtBt, here
is something very attractive. 1 i< for and would call your atten
tion to the stock of the Penn Wyoming Copper Company. This
is a dividend paying stock. The business in which the Company
is engaged is that of making Copper. — There are
no failurea in this kind of buslm-ss.—An Investment In this
stock will yield you largo and continuous returns on your mon
ey.
THIS COMP ANY OWNS
Its own Smelter and Reduction Works, now Increased to a
capacity of 1,000 tons of ore per day. Thero are 02 well equipp
ed Copper mines, including the great Portland mine, in thia
district entrely dependent upon this smelter. Tho profits of the
smelter alone will enable tho company to pay at least 3 times
the present dividend. > .
It owns the two famous Copper mines— Ferrls-Haggerty
and Doane-Rambler, two of the richest and best developed Cop
per mines in the world. **%&&&*+
It owns tho longest Aerial i ramway in the World, Its own
Water Works, Pipe Line and Electric Light System; also the
entre town sites of Encamplhent City, Rambler and Rudepelm.
It is building Its own Steam Railroad (Standard Guagej
from Its smelter to Walcott, on the main lino of the UNION PA
CIFIO RAILROAD, a distanco of 45 mlcs, which will be com
pleted in June.
THIS COMPANY’S
Smelting and reduction works are now in operation, having
started up on the Iftth day of last month, and since that time
have been turning out pure copper at the rate of 4 0,000 pound*
dally. The profit on the copper which Is being produced today
shows a net earning at the rate of 27 per cent per annum on it*
entire capital stock, AM) THE PLANT 18 ONLY Ht'NNINf* AT
ONH*TIIIIU> CAPACITY—full capacity will not he renchod un
til the railroad Is completed
I have placed on sale with C. O'Leary & Son, Bluefleld,
West Virginia, a small block of this stock at very attractive
price. If you care to make a : !<»<• and profitable investment
| you should buy some of this stock at once.
This company already has earned and paid 2 2 Consecutive
Dividends.
Some of the best posted and most conservative Investor*
have bought and a”e dally buying large blocks of this stock.
I have with me mining Engineers, reports and photographs
of the Company’s plants, and will be glad to show and explain
them to anyone who feels sufficiently interested to call.
R. F. HUnSON.
I At C. O'Leary & Son's Office.
BEAL ESTATE AOENTS. NO. «, HD if; I MIOTH AM AVENIR.
/
KI T HOTEL RIVERSIDE
Keystone, W. V».
. A. N'lCHKLMOX, Manage*.
Newly refitted throughout with
commodious sample rooms.
K\ KflYTHl.NG KlllMT-CLUM.
Open day and sight and run oa the
Kurtp An and American Plan.
Your patronage respectfully so
llclted.
PROVERBS AND
PHRASES
Do one thing at a tim© and th©
big thtugs lirst.—Abraham ldncoln.
however rosy, must bo fed.
—French
Qnthatu, Va., April 19, ’07.
Dear Sir: —
1 w111 bell you one nice dwelling
aud eighteen (18) GOxlOO foot lotB
In Eabt Qruhatn for $3000; $1000
ca*h balnuce ia 0 und 18 months,
provided you'll allow me the exclu
sive agency for gelling the lots for
you. House rents for $16 per
month. I hate only ton duys time
to soil this property.
Y'ours Truly,
4-15>*tr W. D. ROBERTS.
FOR RENT: A room 40 x 76 feet.
^ ith platform to Express otllce at
tiralmin Va $16 per month.
Virginia Confectionary Co.
3-29-tf Graham, Va.
NOTICE.
It. having come to our knowledge
that some tin. crupulous traveling
tnan Is circulating tho report that
our Company Is Insolvent and mak
ing other fai-o tatjinonts In refer
ence to our affairs, we hog to lufortn
our patrons and friends, thnt there
is not any foundation for such re
ports and they ure absolutely false,
and that wo have over $100,000 in
business and do not owo one cent
that we cannot and will not pay on
demand at any moment.
There Is un agreement between
| the Flat Top Grocery Company and
ourselves t«» consolidate about May
15, and we take this opportunity of
. mtteading to our patrons and friends
Jour sincere thunks for their support
in the past, and solicit a com lammc*
of their valued patronage, and as
| sure thorn that any orders reeoved
by us. before or after May 16th,
shall have tho Hunin prompt and
careful attention us over before.
WALT HUH & COMPANY.
.h»hn Walters, Pres, and Mangr.
Graham, Va., April 29, 1907.
Want Ads in the Leader
I bring results_
___^
Jp $10 Down; $10 Per Month <
The Way You Pay
For Eureka Lots
and get choice locations
for yc-ur home and you
won t hesitate to buy.
A chance for the poor
man to get a home and
th« rich man to make
money.
Big
Improvement
Being done new! Many
n«w houses commenced
in the last week. Th?y
are going fast. Come
quick and get some.
C. O'LEARY & SON,
INCORPORATED.
GENERA! AGENTS Jio.^6 Higginbotham Av.
rr—— ■— PHONE 518.
Advertise in The Leader to get Best Results
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SOMETHING DOING
ALL THE TIME
Ohio hns no Intervals n politics,
rh«t stato Th all the time electing
Homebody or other president.—
Philadelphia Press.
Tho trouble with tho late David
Wlllcox Is said to have been thut he
could not boar responsibility ouslly,
but allowed It to worry him Into
nervous wreck and then suicide. He
wns conscientious to a fault and the
uttermost detail In devottou to the
service of tho railroad whoBo presi
dent he became, and too much of
course cannot be said in praise or
that quality; but such men in such
position* must still cultivate large
trusts In subordinates If thoy would
live long
Steam heated baseball grounds
would about All » long felt wuut.—
Philadelphia Press.
NEW LIVERY STABLE
Chestnut St., West End,
BLUEFIELD, W. VA.
C. P. Claytor’s Livery, Feed and
Hoarding Stable, '/Irst-Class team**
t reasonable rates.
Your patronage solicited.
Teams furnished at any time day
or night. Also light and heavy
muling done.