Bluefield evening leader. [volume], June 18, 1907, Image 3

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//_ i on «/«». oj coujsi i 'on ii 'ant to >«*«• the to ten grow. )’ou want
to see tin.• stotekee/ters /uos/icr. tint/ thehnnks hu/ge leith ne/iosits
unt! the tnicns/jeofilt‘tu'etiring ghnI dothes, and the farmers falling
oeer euch other to come in and Inn- nexc ha i* rakes and /latent
/iloxx s. t)t con rse foil do. liecause, likeicise of course, xidu'ii things
un‘ that icufftiu get four share of the gt'tiera I / iros/H'rit i\
But what are you doing to contribute
to th« general prosperity ? Are you
patronizing [hom? industries in pre
ference to outside industries ? Do
you buy your clothes and groceries
and garden tools and so forth here
at home ?
II ell, xon admit, fou do sent I,axe af for a good mani’ things ion
ha/i/ien to see udrertised. Aha! And are thej' ndrettiscd in this
/m/ier.” Ao, indet'd in the mail order journals and catalogues.
Quite true. And ion irou/d just as soon hue them here if t hex' xxere
ndcert ised lix the local merchants, Wouldn’t yon? Whe, x es.
II ell, now. there's a neat hint to some of our local sinrckecncrs
and dealers who /icrhn/is hnien’t i/iscoxered xx hy flux are losing a
lot id honu‘ trade whit'h the i ouyht to kee/i.
HBHP&L /MMHI
Ifs a W se liu incss Man Thai Knows His
4f\
Own Opportunities J£a!j
NOTICE TO LIEN
HOLDERS
/ To all persous bolding lions by
Judgment or otherwise on the real
estate, or any part thereof, of T. H.
K. Chrlstlo:
In pursuance or a decree of the
Circuit Court of Mercer County
made in a cause therein pending, to
subject the real estate of the said T.
H. R. Christie to the satisfaction of
the liens thereon, you are hereby
required to present all claims held
by you and each of you against the
said T. H. R. ChriHtie, which are
Hens on his real estate, or any part
of It, for adjudication to me, at my
office in the City of Bluefleld, Mer
cer County, West Virginia, on or he
fore the 2nd day of July, 1907.
Given under my hand till., ihe 3rd
day of July, 1907.
Z. W. CROOKETT,
Commissioner In Chancery.
G-4-4tlmes.
COMMISSIONER’S NO
TICE OF AN ACCOUNT
Tne parties in the suit or VV. W.
Putman & Company, who sue for the
benefit of themselves and all other
lien creditors of T. H. It. Christie,
Vs. T. 11. It. Christie et al, pending
n the Circuit Court ofMer cer Coun
ty, West Virginia, will take notice
thai on the 2nd flay of July, 1907,
at Illy office ill the City of Bluefleld.
In said County, I will proceed to
execute the decree rendered In said
cause by said Circuit Court, on the
9th day of May, 1907. when and
where they are required to attend
with such books, papers, vouchers
and evidence, as will enable me to
comply with the requirements of said
decree.
Given under my hand this the 3rd
day of June, 1907,
Z. W. CROCKETT,
Commissloii'T ri Chancery
G-4-4 times.
CO MMISSIONER’S NO
TICE OF AN ACCOUNT
The parties in the suit of D. U.
1J1I) who sue for the benefit of him*
sell and all other lien creditors of
Jom i»h Evans and If. L. Moore, late
pari tiers trading as Evans & Moore,
vs. Evans &. Moore et als,pending In
the Circuit Court of Mercer County
West Virginia, will take notic© that,
on ilie 2nd day of inly, 1907, at my
office in the City of FHiiefleld, in said
County, I will pioceed to execute
the decree rendered In said cause by
said Circuit Court, on the 9th day of
May, 1907, w’hen and where they are
req uired to attend with such books,
pain-rs. vouchers #-d evidence, as
will enable me to comply with the re
qulrements of said decree.
Given under my hand this the 3rd
day of June, 1907.
Z W. CROCKETT,
Comml*' loner In Chancery
6-4-timea.
NOTICE TO LIEN
HOLDERS
To all persons hold.ng liens by
judgment or otherwise ou the real
j estate, or any pint thereof, of Joseph
Evans and 11 i.. Moore, into part
ners trading as Evans K Moore:
In pursuance of a decree of the
Circuit Court of Mercer County
made in a cause therein pending to
subject the real estate of the said
Joseph Evans and II G. Moore, late
!'(liners trading as Evens A- Moore,
»(j me satisfaction of the jlens there
on. you are hereby required to pre
sent all claims held by you and each
of you against the said Evans *
Moore, which are liens on their said
real estate, or any part of It, for ad
judication to me. at my office In the
City of Hluefleld, Mercer County.
West Virginia, on or before the 2nd
lav of July. 1907.
Given under my hand this the
i 3rd day of June, 1907.
Z W. CROCKETT.
Commissioner In Chancery.
I K 1-4times.
i :jvii, service
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i*>st office in thlr- city on September
tb, 1907.
For application blanks, and for
full information relative to the evam
nation qualifications, duties, sala
les, etc., address Secretary, Hoard
of Civil Service Examiners, Post
'fflce. City
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I The Daily
! Leader....
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S3 will be found on sale
Cl
m at Lucas' News Stand
* 119 Princeton Ave.
ft*
Miss fcfella Turner returned Iasi
ni» ht on No. 8 from Roanoke, wberf
she spent Saturday and Sunday witti
special friends.
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| B L slated that It tna' soon b'
ea-dermio procii divorce. In New
York "in In [i, >ta s, of course
will save considerable expense and
some valuable tlmo.
AWARDS THE WIDOW
VERDICT—1101.788
; MRS. SARAH I.. K. KKAIl UKTH
1 I.AHGK I'.V'tUiK roll UKAI'll
OK MI SM.WI) IN R \lI.ROAH
AUIOKM.
New York, June 17.- One of the
urgent verdicts for damages over
tlven An the Supreme Court In this
i tidldul district was awarded by a
| ury today, when Surah L. K. Read
l was awarded 1101,789 for the loss
>f her husband, who was killed by
New York Central train at the
Van Cortlandt Park crossing three
I *ears ago today. •
Mr. Read, who was a paper bag
uauutaeturer. was riding In an an
omobtle with tleorge Noakes, Mrs.
N’oakes and Noakes' son ami daugli
•r The automobile was struck b>
I l ain; Read was killed. Miss
s’oakes and The chauffeur each lost
•'» , leg The cranffeur resolved «
verdict ol •• R.TloO, and Miss Noakes
i I_
Kl.I.IO'IT'S KAII LSIIIII*
Oil, I.INIMKVr
I ,s ’A'*' best rubbing Liniment in the
world. Try It. One halt pint bottle.
1 >l»ly 2r. cents.
»
j SUMMER IS HERE
Saturday evening, ns the ni.ioii in
I' Hvery chariot plowed the fleecy
billow.i down the licsperlnn slopes, it
.eemed that some unseen hand had
tolled burl, the storm-eloiids. an
•'•hod them with attar \n.| ye terdu)
, v hen the s„ti awoke from his slum
h rs and openeT the «>\«• lids of the
i day. be sprang from his eastern chain
| her to assist In the annual decora
j lion. Summer has come at last Tin
I flowers bloom It, the birds sing It,
J the woods wave It, and the hill top*
Are mantled over with it It glistens
on the spires rf the chart lies. Is
ginven on the side walks. !• written
oil the pnved streets, enter-woven
with every smile and spuikler in ev
, ei v tear. Ocntle sunnie r we g|;nll\
Welcome you.
I'll.Uni s jim.
1 Million Jim ^r»*w ho thin
, Ho l»i* !!\ .do jt shadow,
1 Olio a n ; r|< „ presented him
\N ilh It* dale s IJver Tablets.
•1" Mvdi tin* hint, lioKan thoir use.
And ibis Is what hofoll him
lo Rtew so fat, neither shorn nor nsi
t'ouH l*,. round to lit him
MOItXI, Don i make your wills
Mut euro your (Ms,
Mv iisIiik Itydalo’s TJvor Mills.
i |
f.O chocolate r on fed inldts In a roll
vonlonf hox Prlco only 2f» r*onts.
Kaay to take, p1o» nut In effects.
; oifo Htiro. Wi* mianint«*o tiioin.
I* or snlo by The White Pharmacy,
'or Miami at root and Princeton avo.
HANGS SELF
IN HOX GAN
JCAIIJtOAD SIM ip MAN’ TAKK8
1,1 FH I4l*;t 'A I Si; or 11,1,
IIF.A I/I II.
Kent, O., Juno 11; “Don’t par k
any lunrh for tin* tonight,’* said Bon
i Chainbolrnlu last nudit as ho l< ft for
tin* ISrlo shops. When* ho was oiirI
noor. At midnlytff ho loft his work
In oaro of a holpei
This afternoon lo* was found In i
hox car, whore ho had hanged him
«• I f. lie was despondent over Ml
heap li
-
TONIGHT.
If you would enjoy tomorrow take
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets tonight. They produce an
agreeable laxative effect, clear the
head and cleanse the stomaeh. Price,
2f* centa. Sample* free at The White
Pharmacy, Cor. Princeton avenue
and (Hand street.
Washington, Jun* i t 7 Not much
credence |k placed «»n official circular
upon the pulishefl r< or I that Vis
count Alolkl Japan* ie Ambassador Is
about to be succeded h> Itaron Ka**ko.
former ntln! *ci of lie flee. The re
port originated nrnor lendera of rh*"
anti administration In Tokln of
(Alolkl, who have he* n demanding the
r* < all of ambassador ulmatng Inc
Udeiicy ih re alm with San Francisco
I' JauaneRo situation.
Vfr. an<l Mrs J c Klnzer nttd
daughter, .Mt«* Kenf. ha\e returned
rom a two weeks pleaaure trip to
I the Jamestown Exposition and other
historic points.
THE PPEMVM IIE I’HF.HM
First Reporter I see hy the last
edition that our old schoolmate.
Jones, has committed suicide.
Second Reporter flurry down and
von may he in time to prevent his
doing It.
Mr W R Cnl!e\. of this city, left
vfcsterdav on a lm-ln<>- trip to Rleh
| mond, Va.
CAR GOES
OVER GORGE
away yesterday.
M.IPS VWAt IliOAl (i(K\V \\l»
SMAMtHS TO I'UMtKHH ON
IttM'kS 1IKI.OW.
IMpua, O.. June 10.— a Dayton.
Covington and lMqun traction car.
stopped dangerously near the edge ot
it washout while the crew transfer*
red freight across a gorge, slipped
It startoif to move us (VmtPrvtor
Harry Nelhaus stood behind ft. tie
fore Nelhaus could hoard the car it
gathered momentum and sp«sl down
the Incline, falling Into the gorge. It
was completely wrecked.
Washouts have cost the traction
company $10,000.
HEARTBURN AND
SOUR STOMACH
,>i IOKL1 RKLKKVI i* \ni> PRKM*
XNKNTI.V (T IIKII l»\
KTOMACII TAIII.IITS,
Heartburn and Sour stomach are
‘ a used by an arid or sour condition
<»i the stomach Quick relief Is ob
tained from these distressing sytnp
letns of Indigestion by taking one or
two tablets when needed. Taken
t cqulnrly after tuents they tone and
i lengthen the stomach and enable
1 to digest the food and prevent ler
mentation, which Is Hie cause ol
heart-burn and sour stomach. Sold
and guaranteed by Tito White Phar
Cor. ITIneetiu axe. and 11 la ml
si r« et.
Mr. w. II Thomas accompanied |,y
Ids son I'uni has returner from a
v,Hl1 Of a week to the Jamestown
Exposition ami points of Interest in
i'iai vicinity. Mr. Thomas guys the
show Is a good one. Very many of
Its features being eexcoptlonnlly fins
and all who attend neeni to have a
good word for the mngnillccnt stale
exhibits and the handsome state
building. Mr. Thomas says ho ran
"Ot understand why any West Vlr
gininn or Virginian or a citizen of
ally other stain would he displeased
lo assume the role of a knocker when
i here Is such a magnificent display
and collection to he seen at the Expo
r-itIon. The feeling and Judgment of
all loyal and patriotic citizens Is the
Jamestown Exposition will he a
Kiand success and Is a sucres at thi
lime, though a number <»r buildings
ha\e not been fully llnlshed and tin
exhibits planed, when one remember^
however out of 122 days I here was
<’»•'{ days of rain It Is very plain why
there should lit; some delay. Mr.
Thomas having homo friends on the
hoard of Governor’s made enquiry of
them ns to conditions, dlllcultles pros
pects etc., and after hearing the facts
(does not. hesitate to say they- have
accomplished wonders and deserve
| tIn* [liaise and applause of the whole
nation. Get everybody arrange to
Islt the Exo It loll some time during
the summer and Ihey will see the
best show, more to interest, more to
I ntdriict than at an. Exposition here
tofore.
WILLIAMS'
KIDNEY PILLS
Havo you neglected your Kidneys?
Have you overlooked your nervous
i synlem and caused trouble with your
| kidneys and bladder? Have yon
i pains in Joins, side, back, groins and
j bladder? Have you a flabby appear
ance of fbe fare, especially undei
I Mi<- eyes. Too rcrpiently a deslro!
I to pass urine? ff so, William's Kid
ney F»ll| will <nro you.
Price r»0c.
For ; ile by Tli** White pharmacy,
('or. Mland street ami Princeton ave
The funeral *»f Mr* M if Crokett.
a prominent woman of Tazewell j
eoi nty, who died at the family rest
: deuce Haturday whh conducted from
the home Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock. lh»* Presbyterian mlnlstri
officiating Interment was made In
ifh<* family cemetery. The deceased
was a wife of I>r. Melvin Crockett, I
a well known physician of Tazewell
I county and also a slater of Mrs M C
j flames, sister in law to Messrs. W
S and .(. I, Crockett and and a
■ daughter Iri law of Mr.-- Salih* A
Crockett, all of tips city.
I to NOT NKOLKCT
THF, mihltllFN
At this reason of ttie year the first
unnatural looseness of a child's bow
els should have Immediate attention
The best thing that can he given Is
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
TMnrrrhnea Remedy followed by cas
tor oil as directed with each bottle
of the remedy. For sale by The
White pharmacy. Cor. Princeton ave
nue and flland street.
CLASSIFIED
WANT AIM*. ONK-HALF CKNT 1»KR
WOltD.
WANTED:-For U. S. Ar
my, able-bodied, unmar
ried men between ages of
21 and 35; citizens of Uni
ted States, of good charac
ter and temperate habits,
who can speak, read and
write English. For infor
mation apply at Recruit
ing oilier, Thornton Build
ing, Blucfield, W. Va.
W'ANTKU: \n Piporlonrsil paulry
woman ami experienced linen Mis
tress. Hotel \ltamont.
•»-i r»-tf.
Foil RF.NT: Kloven rooms. 2nd
floor next to tho uew Y M. C. A.
Pulaski street. Prof. T. H.
R. Christie. tf.
l'N)R RKNT: Throe nice rooms,
apply at 59 Pulaski street. Rue- i
hannous old stand.
5-23-tr.
I'tfll HALF. cloud driving horse.
Address O. T. F llox 711 City
*.-1 9-tf.
LOST oil HTOLFN I Smith and
Wesson revolver, 32 blue steel and 1
one numbering machine trom the I
Dally l.cader otllce. Any tnforma-i
lion leading to roeovoiv will be
rewarded Return to Louder of
flee.
»; 3-tf.
FOR HALF: Fresh awoel milk and
hatter milk. Apply mI Mrs. It. L.
(■ralmni’s, 300 Rogers street,
<; i o-dt.
'TEW HOTEL RJVER.STOF
Keystone, W. Va.
A. Nl<’llI I,HON. Munutfer.
Newly refitted throughout will
nmniodloun sample rooms
FVFRYTIIINO FIItMT-C'I,AHH.
open day aai night and ran on th
'•luropean and American Plan
Your patronage respectfully so
I I Id ted
THE OLD RELIABLE
7unriture Repairer, Packci
And Upholsterer.
If you nm -I IiIh Horvlcoo Phone 1K
No. of plact * business, 127 Raleigh
Street. Your Patronage solicited
PMMIOT IIOWAltn
L. B. ALLEN
ATTORNEY AT MW.
bees |o announce llial lie has rosum
e.l the practice or law. With office lit
No. :m Princeton avenue, and offers
Ills services to the public. |(<. w|||
practice la both State and I'ederal
Courts.
"* Sealed bids will bo received to
June joth for tho erection at Gra
ham, Va., of a two story brick dwel
ling bouse. Plans and specifications
may be seen at tho office of the archi
tects, VV. K. & R. tJ. Shufflobarger,
Graham or Rluefleld, or at the ofllce
of Graham Grocery Co., Graham, Va
TUGS. N. WILLIAMSON,
Graham, Va
—
NOTICE.
We have employed an < xperlence.l
Upholsterer and Furniture
Repairer
from High Point, N. and lire now
prepared to do nil elric.o,, of Up
liolnterliiK and furniture repairing
promptidy. Wo Kuaranlee nil flip
work.
1 I.UEEIELD MERCHAN '
RISE EXCHANGE,
Furniture Stores find Housf !
hold Goods.
5 CENT THEATRE
»ARTKK ItUOf’K, IlM KI'IKUi AVK
.1—( IHVI.l s WI I M.Y—;{
40NDAY. W! ;i »N KHI lA Y, FRIDAY
>P'Ui 2 p. rn. until 10 p. in Hp< < in
Mention io I it f 11 f'n and ihildren. II
UHtratfwl sent.'*.
.
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The Japanese situation look* tame
^alongside the* situation iu Russia.
NOTICE TO TAKE
DEPOSITIONS
t> 1 A i k. Ok’ VV n.o 1 V mu UNiA,
MKUCkut COUNTY, to-wit;
Mary June Muiuor, . , .Couipluluaul.
Vs.
James K. Maluor.Defendant
Pcudlug In tho Circuit Court ol
Mercer Couuiy.
Tho above nuuicd defendant will
l AKtl NOI ll’li lbut ou Wednesday
n»e null, duy of July, i*jo7, tbo com
plainant above named, will take tho
deposition* ol Judge j. u. McCou
nell und various other wltucbsuu to
be used us evidence lu the trial of
the above si)led cause, iu behalf of
tin* compluinunt, at tlio law oitlco of
mown a Martin, In tlio city of
Cutlettsburg, In tho stuto of Kon
tucky, between the hours of 8 o'clock
a. in. and G o’clock p. in. of snld
■lay. And If from uuy cause the
taking of snld deposit Ions bo not
coiumoucod on tbut duy, or if cotn
inenced bo not completed, tho same
will be continued from day to day,
or from time to time, and place to
place, until completed.
MAHY JANH MAlNOlt.
My Sexton & ICohorts, bor Attor
neys.
G-U- IThur.
WKSr VIIUIINIA: At Ilules hold
in tho Clerk’s office of tho Circuit
* < urt ol i ho Couuiy of Mercer ou
•he 3rd day of June, IIM>7.
Mary Jauo Maluor, Plaintiff,
against | In Chancery
•lames it. Maluor, Defendant.
• he object of this suit Is to obtain
tm the complainant a divorce, a
vinculo nmtrlmunH from tho said
deicudunt and tho custody of three
Inimit children mimed In tho bill
nml for other relief.
Ami It apearlng from an affidavit
made ami filed with tho pnpern lu
ibis cause that tho plnlntlrr bus used
din* diligence to uncertain In what
'■•'inly tlio defendant Ih without ef
• '*<1, It. |h therefore, on motion of
l lie plaintiff, by cniiiiHcl, ordered that.
Mild defendant do appear at the
< '"rk'H office of the Circuit Court of
Mercer County within ono month
nr.er the date of tho first publica
tion of this order and do what, may
be necosHnry to protect IiIh Intoroat
In IIiIh cult.
Atfoof; \v. n. TIonnkor, Clerk,
flexion Roberta, p. Q.
fi (I-T Thug.
WIS8T . VIRGINIA.-- At. Rules
held ill till! Clerk’s Olllco of tho Olr*
i nil. Court of tho County of Mercer
"ii Hie 3rd day of June, 11)07.
Kuphenila P. Mooro, et ul.,
Vs. | In Cbunecry.
. lullhew Parker Moore, et ul.
l be object of this gnlt |h first, to
• hluln iierinisslon of the Circuit
‘"'it of Mercer County, West Vlr
iiiia, under the provisions and In
• in lunnce of Chapter 83, (»f the Code
"i West Virginia, to make private
ilc under the direction and control
’• : aid Court all of n certain moiety
et’ a tract of land new held by the
. hi i ii 11 IT as trustee, and substituted
i "dec? under the will of Joliuston
Moore, deceased, a copy of which Is
•I'd with Hie Rill in this suit ns
I x11fI»it "A' or such part thereof as
aid trustees in the exerclso of a
mind discretion may deem best. The
aid moiety is of a certain tract of
and of about Heveri Thousand Five
Hundred Acre loaded in Mercei
County, West Vlrgle'M. all of which
was conveyed t,, ua.u Johnston Moore
II v T .lohm ton M? hiirmaban. Ad
nlnlsfrator <le bonis non, of Robert
McCulloch, deceased, with the will
i i aid McCulloch annex* d, nntl ns nt
orney In fact r certain persons
lamed In said conveyance, by %'cj
dated July 2 Mb, 1884 and n cop”
f which Is filed \ It h lh* hill ns
I; hil.lt and the other moiety of
which I now owned by the said
McLnnnabnri In ii|j# own right. And
or general relief,
.Second If ji l»e fotiiui right and
•*" Court In tills suit has purladle*
-n to do ho, that the Hill herein
!>'• tiik*n and treated as a peltlon
under Section 4, of chapter 8 4 of
U « Code of We if Virginia, for tiio
transfer of tin- Hindu arising from
Kai l sale, from the hand* of said
•I I f#,e; In the State of West Vir
ginia info fiieir hands as trustee*
ir. ♦ it«• State of Pennsylvania, and or
der said funds to lie removed |»y said
•la tees to the said State of f’enn
-Kanla, where they were appointed
aid qualified, and for general relief.
And |t appearing from an affidavit
fnade and filed with the papers In
tf i cause that fin- defendants Mnt
f! '■ w Parker Moore, Thomas Paxton
Moore, Mis \nnle p Moore and
Charles j. ffepburn are non-residents
of ffie State of West Vlrglnln. it Is
fh« refore, on motion of fhe piainflff,
by counsel, ordered that said defon
dants do appear at tlie Clerk’s Office
of the Clrciit Court of Mercer Coun
tv within one month after the dnto
f the fit-t publication of this order
and do what may he necessary to
irote r thefr interest In this suit.
Attest; W. 0. ffonnker. Clerk.
Havid C. Johnston,
ff C * Tfernard McClaugherty, and
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