Bluefield evening leader. [volume], May 22, 1907, Page 4, Image 4

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Flat Top National Bank
OF BLUEFIELD. WEST VIRGINIA.
Organized 1903.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY.
. K. TI KKN K V, Pkbhiok.nt. K. K. BOLLING, CahUIKK,
II I'lIOMAS, V ick-I’rksii*knt. W. II. HICKS, Assistant Caskikk.
Resources Over Half Million Dollars. capital stock. 9100.000.00
_ g~yj - Stockholder* Liability, $100,00..00
HurPlu* Fund. 9 25,000.00
PAlD ON TIME DEPOSITS, Security to DepoaltorH, 9295.000.00
Proof of the Shoe
you l»uy It'-unls you u<*'
I’riii11 lii 'on- \«mi pay and salisfib
linti ,i . lull:’ a. you woar fli**ill.
I in' a\«’ au«‘ shoos ar«* lining
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specifications ' 1 •
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The Iti mI Kperiflcat ions Tng is
mu i«in d i*i out that only the very
Im i materials are i d in every
pair.
Semi for Si le Hook.
Mail orders prompt l> tilled.
The largest r< tail shoe busi
ness in the world Stores in
principal cilb s from l.midon
to San Francisco,
tv
The Shoe Tint Proves
Tlur.iton Clothing Company»
SALE AGENTS.
Cor. Princeton m<l 11 iggi;ibnth;un Avenues.
Lively Selling
( )iir stocks arc now
replete in every de
partment with the
right goods at the right
price. The kind of
got ds you want to I>ny
and w i 11 1 >Uy when ) oil
see them.
Millinery
()ur M illinery stock
shows the result ol
careful selection, with
strict attention to style
value and gi>od work
manship. Every hat
from the lowest to the
highest priced. ?m
bodies that mysterious
style touch t hat makes
it right.
LADIES’ COATS.
SUITS and SKIR I S
A splendid assort
mcut to select from in
all tlie new and most
desirable weaves and
colors, prices reason
able.
SHOES
Try a pair of Rad
cliffe Shoes for women,
made for every possi
ble occasion, in all
-hapes and in all the
popular leathers Cor
rect in style and per
fect in fit.
THE PEOPLES’
STOKE I0MPANV
I ndcrtakcrs and 1’unera1
I >in ctors.
I'horn JHKf.
I < icphojK' Building, Bland
Street.
Schedule in Effect
Jauntily <1, 11K)7.
Leave Uluefleld 9:35 a. in. for Pj
anoke, Lynchburg, Norfolk and a!
i<olnfs ou the Shenandoah division
Pullman sleeper to Roanoke and Ho
itioke to N*.*vv York, via Hagai stowi
! irlor ear Ranuoke to Norfolk
K L> a ni daily for Houuuke am
j ntermedlate points
2:55 p. in for Roanoke and Lyiive
, iiurg and Intermediate station* and
ne Shenandoah Valley, Philadelphia
aid New York. Sleeper to Phllade'
, phla Roanoke to Rlehmond.
8:33 p m fOi Roanoke. Lyncl
burg, Richmond. Norfolk, Pulltua
' ' i’ It Ra ! ford to Norfolk hit
i Lynchburg to Richmond. Cafe Car
Trains arrive at Hlndldd from th
east at 8:58, a. in., 2:10 p m., 8:]>
p m. and 9:20, p. m.
From the west at 8.00 a. m. 9:2
a. rn. 2:06 p. rn., and 8 18 p. tn
Leave Uluefleld at 8:20 p. m. fo
Kenova. Columbus and all point
west and northwest Pullman sle»>
ers for Columbus and Cincinnati. <
Cafe car.
9 ok i in for K-*iiova. Cincinnati
Portsmouth, Columbus, St Louh
i hrotigh Pullman sleepers to Coluni
bus. Cafe car.
Leave’ 9:15 a. m. and 2:25 i». r.
Lilly for Tazewell, Nor'on, and a!
stations on Clinch Valley division.
Arrive frori Norton and all point'
ri the Clinch Valley division * L 2 1
and 7:65 p. rn.
Leave 6:50 a m tor Kenova an<
Intermediate stations via Wayne.
i * ■ 6:00 • ! 2:40 p fin ft.
Welch and Intermediate siatlons
For Pocahontas 5 50 a m 9 0‘
a m 2:40 p m and 8.10 p in. Ar
rive from Pocahontas at 8:00 a it
- 05 p. tn ami 8.18 p. rn.
For Hramwnll, leave Rludlcld f>: 5•
a rn. 9:08 a m, 2 40 p rn and 8:2*
p. m
Call on agent Norfolk and Westeri
Railway, for fi ket*. maps, and add'
tlonal information
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W. S. CROCKETT, F. D„
Embalmerand
Undertaker,
BLlfEFIELD WEST VIRGINIA.
Phone 128 Day and Night.
hverj thing r<-<Monahle in
I»r i< < Oflir tal un'1«*rl» k»T for
N <V \V K y ( o Th»* itiohI
< offjj»|**l#> Htook in thi* p;irt of
th* Shit**.
Garridges and Funeral Equipages
FURNISHED
BIDS WANTED.
<\ bW)a will h© received until
- »•' for th» erect.|©,li of a brick
and office building at Prince
». V. V« for | If Holt, Plant
iflcrtloi an be aeen at the
< of flu an » > <•», r, and 7. I,az
flu tiding, f s ] "field, W Va or
H Holt, Prlre < ion, W. Va,
ll-EOb-6 1.
CRITICISE NORTH
ERN CHURCH
SOI HICKS PKI'.SKVI KKIAN MIS
SION \KICS < II.XKKC IX
TCItl KKKM'K.
liirming.iam Ala., May 22. At
iliis morning's sett-’ion <>f tin* (Jeneral
Assembly of tin* Presbyterian Church
in the C lilted States Or. William
\li F. Alexander made a partial re
port for the committee on home mis
sions. It had referred to the aleged
interference on the part of the North
ern Presbyterian Church with mis
sionaries of the Southern Church.
The report included certain rorrea
poiidein •• carircd on Ijei ween the two
churches, and recommended that a
telegram |je sent to tin* Assembly ot
the Northern Church, at Columbus,
Ohio, asking that a committee be
named to go over the correspondence
between ltev. S. 0. Morris and mis
sionaries in tiie field, with a view of
making a report to the Northern
Chirch. Or. Alexander's report and
recommendation were adopted.
Or. Morris told of receiving letters
!'roiii missionaries on the frontier in
which they complained of Northern
Church evangelists appearing on the
scene where Southern missionaries
were at work and organizing church
os.
Tlie special committee named to
consider the constitutionality of the
articles of agreement and the over
tures bearing on closer relations of
churches using the Presbyterian sys
tem made a majority report this af
ternoon. This committee is 'com
posed of 12 ministers and 12 el
ders. It has been divided, the vote
standing 10 to 10 on every issue.
According to tin* majority report
of the 71* presbyteries which have
made returns, el) have voted in fa
vor of the adoption of tlie articles,
2 7 have voted in favor of rejunc
tion and 2 to take no action. In
tlie opinion of the majority of the
cmmitfee tlie Ceueral Assembly can
adopt the articles of agreement with
out violation of tin- constitution ol
the church.
I'he adoption of the articles of
agreement is recommended.
As the Presbyterian Church in tin
I’nited States will be entitled to 12
representatives in the council, it is
recommended that the representa
fives be divided into three classes
of four members each, to consist o'
two ministers and two ruling elders
and that a moderator appoint a
committee of five who shall nomi
nate and report to the (ieneral As
sembly the names of 12 persons qual
ifled to serve.
The minority report takes a posi
tion directly opposite to that of the
majority, holding that the adoption
of the arcticles of agreement would
be unconstitutional.
<n\mih:i:i,\i\s roijis, ctioi,.
i:i{\ \\l> DIARRHOEA
REMEDY.
is probably no medicine
mad*> that Is relied upon with more
implicit confidence than Chamber
lain’H Colic, Cholera and Dlarhoea
Remedy. During the third of a
century in which if. hag been in use,
people have learned that it |* the
one remedy that nover rails. When
reduced with wafer and sweetened it
is pleasant to take. For sale by all
druggists.
Everything neat ,,nd clean at ta*»
Whit* Kitchen Meals served to
nit your wan 121 Princeton nr.
6120-tf
vVHEN ANIMALS WEEP
Animals nr- said to weep f-om
various cause*. Grief „t the loss of
young ones and mates makes the
dog, horse, elephant, rat, hear, deer,
monkev. donkey, mule, ,attle, camel
and giraffe shed liars.
Robbing ha be. n proved In fho
pnrrot, though this may be mimicry
.MMKHIOW V I; X I 'OS 1 I IOV.
From Uluefleid, w. Va . Excursion
Tickets, account of Jamestown Ex
position On sale dally until Novem
ber the 30»h, 1!)07, via Norfolk A
Western Railway.
Reason Tickets. $16.35
Fifteen day Tickets .. $12.55
Coach Excursion ticket limited
to 5 days on sale every Tues
. $7 10
Correspondingly jf)W rntes from
other stations Information and
train service, upon application to
\ gents.
W. R REVILE,
General Passeng. r Agent.
Roanoke, Va.
4*30 to 7-31st.
i
n '• ““J LU^d iul
have lie'll seen to weep, while mon
keys have wept when pitied or from
terror.
The elephant has wept at the loss
of It." liberty, and in some cases also
from vexation. The dread of punlsh
rnent has caused captive chlmpan
zee* and other apes to weep.
Joy. pain, fatigue, thirst, ill-usage,
sympathy, old age, approaching death
and pettlshness have all drawn tears
from animals or at least driven them
to a tearful state.—Little Folks.
MODEL MISSOURI
_TOWN
The little torn jot Westohalla,
O'.up- countv. la- from any railroad,
was settled some Hovonty-Uvo years
• go. and during nil that time there
ha.-; never been a law suit between
neighbors, a thef», a divorce, a scan*
da| <>f any kind, or even an arrest
for a breach or the peace.
The town contains perhaps 200
inhabitants and is the best-kept lit
tle clly one could find anywhere.
There is neither a rich nor a really
poor resident of the place, nor an
able-bodied man or woman who Is
not industrious.—St. Louis Republic.
Rend the Dally Leader
FOUR GRACES
A blue sky, a red rose, a lassie’*
love, a song.
These make beautiful the earth, and
banish thoughts of wrong •
I'ntil the hill, the vale and rill, to |
my glad vision seem
Arrayed in all the beauty of a pearl’s
fairest dream!
When fervid shines the heat of day
amid the crowded throng,
A blue sky, a red rose, a tress of
gold, a song.
Dispel the thousand little doubts,
each shadow of care,
And. gazing on the heavens, I can
see that hope is there!
When longing for a something that
is better than fve known,
A knowledge that my weary feet are
coming to my own,
A blue sky, a red rose, a t ess of
gold, a song.
Are staffs for my infirmity, and
make me brave and strong!
A health to vrm. gm,d friend of mine!
A plenty now to all;
May each otic be at his home w'hen
fortune makes her call!
With sweetest wine to lips of mine,
T pledge both deep and long,
A blue sky, a red rose, a tress of
gold, a song:
—Lippincott’s.
O. Fate, l ask of thee but this,
From all thy varied store,
Give me the work with all my heart
1‘ill I can work n« more;
\nd when my task I must lay down,
At life’s slow sot of sun.
Grant me the sleep, serene and
sweet,
That comes fro,,, work well donp.
So many strive to scale fame’s
height,
To set the floods on fire,
l bat there is need of modest souls
More humbly to aspire.
*o this theple a I make mine own:
Give me the spirit true,
l bat knows the work its own re
ward.
And asks hut more to do!
—John Coleman.
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TELEPHONE NO. 73 : : : : ELKS BUILDINM
"Cover
A
Multitude
Of
Sins”
"Wearing Good Clothes.
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"^Liii*. Hkautiful Cloths we show—
Samples l 1-4 yard sizes—made in
& Guaranteed Fits, and worn over the
1 KIPLING SHOE
I we sell, will give you that sense of be
>ng, of self-conlidence and proportion
you admire in the well-dressed New Yorker.
Just drop off at the Graham depot car stop and"find us
a little below. It s up to the samples and our prices to get
your order.
Yours Truly,
THE W. S. KING COMPANY.
STATE BANK OF BLUEFIELD
<3==—=D
Transacts a General Banking Business
Offers Every Facility to its Customers Consistent
With Sound and Conservative Banking. ....
David k. Johnston, I’rraidrnt Loans Money on Real Estate.
k. c. mcci.augiikkty, Vit e i'i. m hree Per Ct. Interest Paid on Time Deposit
k. m.PETEK8,1-a.hier. AND DESIRES YOUR BUSINESS
Geogia Lumber Co.
Dealers in All Kinds of
Yellow Pine Lumber, Sash, Doors and Blinds,
Shingles, Lath, Qlass and Sewer Pipe Cement,
Lime and Building Paper.
Agents “Alpha Portland” Cements and “Indian Rock” Lime
Bluefield Avenue. Bluefield, West Virginia.
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T,T Carter
ARCHITECT.
.Off]'* 6 and 7 I«A7.Arua Hnlldlng . ,
BLUEFLELD, W. VA.
•Fofln Homer's "White Kltcheg" ts
flu now restaurant Kverythln* the
market afford* Polite and good ser
vice No 121 Princeton aveaoe
5-20-tf
The Dally trader Is the heat, ad
ertUlng medium In this section.
60 YEARS*
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will he found on sale
at Lucas NewsStand
I 19 Princeton Ave.