j Flat Top National Bank I
OF BLUEFIELD. WEST VIRGINIA.
Organized 1903.
f UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY.
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'* II. IllOMAS, \ in, I’K'KriiiiK.vr. W. H. IIICKS, Ahhihtant Cahiiim*.
I* Resources Over Half Million Dollars. r«,,it«i stock. *100.000.00 9
_ - . Stock holders Liability, $IOO.OO..OO ■
I II tCrC^l Surplus Fund. $ 25,000.00 *
PAID ON Tl ME .DE POSITS, Security to l*ri>oBltor*, 5,000.00 $
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' |»r.i Im Iiii.- \uii pay and satisfac
tion a long as you wear them.
Tim* ave age shoe* are being
le . jielied because I lie eosl ol shoe
mat- rials ha. greatly increased. I Jut
We till Use ill Kegals I lie KHIlie
genuine Oak-Dark Tanned sole lea
11;ej ;,nd the same lirst -quality ma
il . inis I hroiighout.
file Regal Spe< ilh at ions lag is
uu i n**d proof that on1, the very
best materials are e I very
pair.
Send for Si *,«*«• i\.
Mail orders t m|U ■ tilled
The largest r< .il s. *" busi
ness in tli*' world. S. < i in
principal n i . ■ >.o union
to Sail Francis o.
The Shoe fh Vove
The fiiton Clothing Company»
SALE AGENTS.
Cor. Princeton ami 11i^inlmtlum Avenues.
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Lively Selling |
( )iir stocks are* now
replete in every de
I>art mcut \\ ith t lie*
riplit poods at the riplit
price. The kind of
p(xii 1 s you want to buy
and will buy when you
see them.
Millinery
< )nr M illinery stock
shows the result <»f
careful selee'tion, with
strict attention to style
value and pood work
mans)! ip. 1 i \ cry hat
t r< an tin* h*\\t st to the
hiphest priced, “hi
bodies t hat mysterious
st v b* touch that makes
it riplit
I LADIES' COA LS.
SLITS and SKIRTS I
A splendid assort*
incut to select from in I
all the new and mo-t I
desirntde weaves .nid
colors, prices reason
SHOES I
Try a pair of Rad 1
cliffe Shoes for worn* ft,
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hie i ;CC. -don. m .d!l
shapes and in ail t he I
Ipoj
rect in style
feet in fit.
Ii
1 ndertakers and I’un• i <
I >i rectors,
1 i ires Reason,dd» . Sat
I Da> Phone. 1!K>; N.yrh
Phone iKHlf
telephone Building, Mar.
Street.
Jchedulo In Rtfeot
Jauntily (>, 1JM>7.
Leave Minefield 9:35 a. m. for Rj
• nuke, Lynchburg, Norfolk and al
points ou the Shenandoah division
'ulliuan do-i cr to Roanolre and Ro
inoke to New York, via Hagai Blown
t’arlor car Roanoke to Norfolk
* 1 •“ a ui- dally for Itoanuke an,
intermediate points
- f>5 p. in for Roanoke and LynJ.
burg and intcmiedlate stutloivs and
the Shenandoah Valley, Pblludelphlt
and New York. Sleeper to Phlladel
phla Roanoke to Richmond.
*•*•'* p. rn for Roanoke, Lynch
burg. Richmond. Norfolk, Pullmai
deeper Last Radford to Norfolk air
g to Richmond Cafe far
l raln« arrive at Bluefleld from tht
■i t at N :,s, U. III., 2:10 p. m., 8:1(
m. and 9:20, p. m.
From the west at 8.00 a. m. 9:20
i in 2.05 p. iii . and 8:18 p. m.
Leave Hluefiold at 8:20 p. m. foi
Kenovu. Columbus and all point'
•'••st and northwest Pullman sleep
rs for Columbus and Cincinnati, O
’mfe car
'I 08 a m for K,t ova, Cincinnati
Portsmouth, CoIutmImih, St. LouIf
Through Pullman «'eepe-a to Colum
bus Cafe car.
Leave 9 If. a. m nt •» 2:25 p. ir,
uv f<<r ri.z.-w-ll „d all
* tiotjs on Clinch . alb llv<«loll.
\n v•• fron * 'ii iii point*
i ■ •• ( Inch \ s I'\ i>don « 2:10
i nd 7 55 p tn
I. we :• ,0 , i mi tv-tiova and
• t••rrnedlate r s'iohs via Wayne.
10 i • rn. fot
' • h it. f Intermediate stations
I , 1 a hi 9 ()•
I" p to Ar
t'liu pm ahontna at 8;00 a m
Of, p to ami s 1 8 p m.
i I'r itnwo! le.-ve Ml •NlHd 5 50
*u "h a to 2 10 p m and 8:20
•». in
* ! on nt nt Norfolk and Western
ay. f"r * • • nth|>s, and addl
•onal inf <ri .ml!• a
W H UKVII.L, O. P A
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W. S. CROCKETT, F, D„
Fmbalmerand
Undertaker,
BLliiriELD WEST VIHGINIA
Phonr 1?8 Day and Niglit
• • < "trwitile in I
< iht iiml>rf«k«*r lor
I lie rnoftt
. i, mom k hi thiM purl of
6irriii« and Funeral Equipages
FURNISHED
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BIDS WANTED
i 5 M0I Will be rwrelvea until
MAY TAKE
COURTS A YEAR
III T COMMISSION Ull.l. IM'SII
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^i ilev.
Washington. May 'i J. |t is not
•I"* intention ot the Interstate Com
merce Coininis ion to await the re
1 • 11 of tlie iuor.lings to lie in.ii
tiited against K. II llarrinian to
' ompel him to answer certain in
qtllrie.. that were put to hint in the
New Volk investigation before tak
ing action on the general subject
of the investigation.
In the opinion of members of the
lommi sion. it may he a >* ar or even
more before final decision can he
reached regarding the ecorts of the
commission to compel Mr. llarrinian
to answer its quest Ions. The pro
reeding to that question. The pro
• tiled in the courts of the Siuther
d 1st rid of New York I lie latter part
id' this month or the lirst if next
month. They will he for the purpose
<d' obtaining sin order from the court
t compel Mr. llarrinian to respond
to the inquiries. If (Tie court should
issue such an order Mr. ilarriman
tnsiy (sirr.N the case to higher courts
stlld eventually to the l ulled Stsiles
Supreme Court. Should tin1 lower
court's decision he adverse to tile
| com mission it will prohsiily e;irr\ the
j matter to the higher tribunal, as the
question Invoices a right of the com
mission.
Arguments in the Standard Oil
cases in St. Paul will occupy the
attention of Attorneys Kellogg and
Severance, of the commission, for
everal days, and they will not lie
aide to take up the llarriinan mattet
until after that time.
Without reference, however, to the
determination of that question the
commission will consider the merits
of the peneral inquiry into the Ilar
rimnn lines case and roach its con
clusion on the facts presented. In
dil ations are Hint a determination o'
the ease will he reached in a few
weeks.
Fresh pound cake, layer cakes,
jelly rolls, altnoml macaroons, salted
almonds and home made randies al
ways fresh at the West End Bakery
Parteo Block, Minefield avenue,
f.-23-3t.
SELLING HIS
STEEL STOCK
coitEV s\m Al>o to ||\\’E
iti:sK.\i:i> \s hi u> or
( oitroit vriov
Pittsburg, Ma\ 2 1. President W
F. Corey, of i in- Pulled States Steel
Corporation, is selling his stock in
the company. His resignatin has
been tenderer! to the directors of the
i orporatIon. and he is dumping bis
stock Into the market for the pur
pose of depressing values.
These statements are according to
reports received by Pittsburg brok
ers today. It Is stated that the of
trials demanded the resignation, and
• hat Corey is attempting to retaliate
I by selling ills stock in the company.
That A. (’. Dinkey, president of
1 he Carnegie Steel Company, has
1 been slated for tha position has been
rumored for some time. The only
i thing in the way is the report that
Judge k. || Gary, now chairman of
the board, may assume Corey's place.
Inquiry here shows that If Dinkey
Oiould not be elevated to the head
of the Steel Corporation when a va
■ alley crrm . it would likely bo bo
• ause ol the trouble over defective
• teej rail- which lias cropped up with
in the Iasi year. Many of the rails
were made in the Carnegie mills,
over which Mr. Dinkey lias supreme
I conirol.
<1I\MII|;|CL\|NS COL IS, CHOL
ERA AND DIARRHOEA
REMEDY.
There Ik probably no medicine
made that Ik relied upon with more
j implicit confidence than Chamber
lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarhoea
Remedy. During the third of a
century in which It has been In uue.
peoplo have learned that It Ik the
one remedy that never falls. When
, reduci d with water and sweetened It
s pleasant to take. For sale by all
1 riigglsts.
For sale at Whites Pharmacy.
NOTICE.
It having come to our knowledge
ihat some unscrupu.ous traveling
man is circulating the report that
»ur Company is Insolvent and mak
j ing other false stat aments in refer
ence to our affairs, we beg to Inform
our patrons and friends, that there
.s not any foundation for suck re
ports and they are absolutely false,
and that wo have over $100,000 In
business and do not owe one cent^
(bat wo cannot and will not pay on
demand at any moment.
There is an agreement between
i ho Flat Top Grocery Company and
ourselves to consolidate about May
15, and we take this opportunity of
extending to our patrons aad friends
°ur sincere thanks for their support
in the past, and solicit a continuance
<>f their valued patronage, and as
sure them that any orders receved
shall have the same prompt and
careful attention as ever before.
WALTERS & COMPANY.
John Waiters, Pres, and Maugr
Cakes, pies, peanut taffy, French
nouget, peanut brittle, fresh at the
West End Bakery, Parte© Block.
Bluefield avenue.
5-23-3t.
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION.
From Bluefield, W. Va., Excursion
Tickets, account of Jamestown Ex
position. On sale dally until Novem
ber tho 30th. 1907, via Norfolk &
Western Railway.
Season Tickets. $16.35
Fifteen day Tickets .. $12.55
Coach Excursion ticket limited
to 5 days on sale every Tues
day. $7.10
Correspondingly low rates from
other stations. Information and
train service upon application to
Agents.
W. B. BEVILL,
Goneral Passenger Agent.
Roanoke, Va.
1-30 to 7-31st.
Hammocks
Th?re is r«al :omfort ih a nice
Hammock, on? is large
and roomy and prop?rly ad
justed.
Our Hammocks w?re select
ed with a view to comfort as
well as service. Great care
is used ih the selection of
each Number, and we guaran
tee them to give ehtire satis •
faction.
Price $t.50 to $8.50.
Call a id se? our Hammocks
hefor? our stock is picked
over, and have it ready by
the time Real Hot Weather
begins.
Bluefield Book & Stationery Co.
TELEPHONE NO. 73 : : : : ELKS BUILDING.
“Cover
Of
Sins”
Wearing Good Clothes.
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/^hk MhAi iiKi'i, Cloths we show—
Samples 1 1-4 yard sizes—made in
Guaranteed hits, and worn over the
| KIPLING SHOE
we sell, will give you that sense of be
ing, «.f self-confidence and proportion
you admire in the well-dressed New Yorker.
J list drop oli at the Graliam depot car stop and find hh
a little below. It’s tip to the samples and our prices to get
your order.
Yours Truly,
THE W. S. KING COMPANY.
STATE BANK OF BLUEFIELI)
Transacts a General Banking Business
Offers Every Facility to its Customers Consistent
With Sound and Conservative Banking.
DAVID K. Johnston, President . Loans Money on Real Estate.
K. c. Mt'Ci.AiTonivWTv, viee PresThrcc Per Ct. Interest Paid on Time Deposits,
pktkks,Cashier. AND DESIRES YOUR BUSINESS
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| Ceogia Lumber Co. I
£ Dealers in All Kinds of I
I Yellow Pine Lumber, Sash, Doors and Blinds, 1
Shingles, Lath, Glass and Sewer Pipe Cement, •
■ Lime and Building Paper. |
I Agents “Alpha Portland” Cements and ‘‘Indian Rock” Lime I
| Bluefield Avenue. Bluefield. West Virginia. |
T,T, Carter
ARCHITECT.
.Offlt * fi and 7 l^tzeru* Rnlldlng . .
BLUF.FLELD, W. VA.
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