Bluefield evening leader. [volume], July 06, 1907, Image 6

About Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911

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Modish
Linen
Suits
No summer outfit will
he complete without at
least one of these smart
tub suits. They are
perfectly tailored and
daintily trimmed, com
bining the smartness of
the tailor suit with the
beauty of the lingerie
frock.
White Linen Eton and
pony jacket suits em
broidered in pretty
conventional designs or
trimmed with Irish
lace medallions and
embn ddery.
$10.00 to $25.00
WTT ite and natural linen cut-away coat and pony
jacket suit—severe and smart.
$15.50 to $22.00
Natural linen Eton suit with black taffeta sailor
collar and tics embioidered in red.
$16.00
Blue, green, black and champagne Eton and pony
,acket suits beautifully braided.
$12 to $16.50
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W. O. FERRELL,
BL'J EFIELD. W. VA.
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Kod ks, $5 00 t<> $105.00
sln»\\ yon the
e\\ Kodak Things.
THE expert tailor, Mr. H.
C. Bouhage, represent
ing Strouse & Bros., of
Balti more. is at our store
taking measures for fall and
winter. We in\ ite you to
call in and look at his line
which is the largest line he
has ever shown.
T",hornton Clothing
Company.
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IPorters and All Ki 6s of Liquors.
FIRST-CLASS
BILLIARD & POOL-ROOM CONNECTED
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BITS OF LOCAL
INFORMATION
Concerning Our People in The City
and County.
Mr Jamies Lawrence and little
boys, Dewey and Win. I.uey, who
have been visiting relatives nearl
Minefield returned yesterday to their |
homo at Kckninn.
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Misses Della May, Flora Sti*e| and
Mtty fTankins. who have boon visiting
I clouds in Minefield, returned yester
day to their liome at Ta/.evvel).
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Misses Kvelyn and Maine S'.
< 'lair, of Tazewell, stopped off on
their return Irani tin* imposition at
Jamestown and spent the Fourth in !
Minefield.
Mr. Hetiuy Levitt, of Coehurn.
who has been visiting liis sister. Mrs i
Samuel Turk, returned to his home |
ye terdav afternoon.
Miss Lillian Sonenherg. who has
•.. tli" guest of Mrs. Turk for a
few days returned yesterday on No.
I to h'*r home at Keystone.
Mr. .1 M Kipps and little dangle
ter. Myrtle, who have boon visiting
relatives at f’hristlanslmrg returned
yesterday to their home on 3rd st.
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Mrs. (j. |{ Davis after being skill
fully treated for two weeks at St
Indies Hospital, was dismissed yes
terdav and re'urned to her home at
St. Maul. Vh.
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h was reported here yesterday
'hat Itii hlands was tin* scene of
unit,, a destructive fire on tin* lib.
j'he entire Mrlck works being prne
tii .illy destroyed before tlie (Ire vva -
extinguished.
Mev. D. T. Miles and family who
have been visiting nt New Hope and
Mriinoton, have retunied to Mluefleld
when* they will spend some days be
fore n timing to theft hkftie sij,
Coburn.
Kev. \\ . \\ . Micks left yesfordav
lor Conldale and Mayhenry where
lie will preach Sunday morning and
j evening.
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Mrs. Sidney Wood and daughter,
I W. Melton, of (iordouvilie,
Va. are visiting .Mr. and Mrs. .1. |f
Rosenheim on Franklin street.
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Miss Margaret Micks who has been
Mn• *ill. lists, on tlie advice of her
physician resigned her position as
organist at Bland street church. VVe
under* and that her ootidit'ion Is
somewhat improved.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. m Wright left
I y esterda v on No. l for Norfolk to
attend a german given there by the
Norlhfork Merman Club.
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Mrs. .1. I.. Stnllard who lias been
| visiting tier son Mr. R. T. Stnllard.
assist a nt secretary at the V. M. ('.
A . returned yesterday to her home
at Coeburn, Va.
I(ev. s B Vaught, of Brnmwell
V;'s in the city yesterday for the
purpose of perfecting plans for the
issii,. of a ajier giving Information
concerning the work now being done
by the Southern Methodist church
ill the coalfields.
We understand that Mr. \\\ R.
Dawson, who was supervisor of the
V A- W. railroad, over the Poca
hontas Division, pas been promoted
to the office of Assistant Stiperin
f nderit of the same division.
Miss Bert ha Warfield, the popular
milliner for ihe Pedigo store will
!• tve tonight for Baltimore, where
she will spend her vacation with
friends and homo folks.
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Mi-. Fannie Reynolds, one <»f tlie
• xi f II. ni salesladies at the |Vdlgo
d' I»ai t nielli store, left this afternoon
to Visit relaivea and friends at Salem
ni.J Roanoke. She will” also extend
h« r trip to Norfolk and fake In the
ICxpo ilion at .latm town before re
turning to Minefield.
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-enator White stopped off yester
and M*enf t|„. 11a\ in Hlnefleld
on hU return home at .Matoman
from the Jamestown (exposition.
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Mr " (!. Kaslev i. turned yes
" ’d;,> morning from Williamson
and Male wan, where he apent the
Hh with Special friend*.
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•f. It. fJott. of Hintonv and
•l T Hetherlntrton, nt * near
I' Inf. ton topped over it Minefield
ve-terdaj on their way to visit
friend at Halley, Ta/^well county,
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Having broken the sprocket to
1 r moving picture machine the
night of the Fourth, we beg to
state that onr machinery will he
*h hape <-o we fan go ahead with
onr performances the am* as usual
at 2 p. m today.
THK WONDERLAND OO
Attorney D. K. French made a
liUHlmvt!. trip to Weleii yesterday.
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Mr. S. »M. tiernard is reported ’
*l»iite 111 at tin1 home of Mr. J. it. '
Mi Ctillorlis on South Bland street.
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l)r. (*. C. Wlnuo, of Baltimore, is
visiting relativi in this city at the
i ••spi’ct ive home, ol Messrs. James
\VIngo and H. t; Bike.
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IM> IT NOW.
Now is the time to take
something to clean and build
* up the blood, ridding the sys
* tcm of Ifie poisTnous waste
* matter and acids which cause
lllieuiuatlBin, Blood disorders,
* Nervous Debility, Backache
, * and other miserable weak
* nesses.
Here is one of tin* simplest
* though safest and most cer
* tain mixtures, which can rend
* ily bo prepared at hfjlno ut
* nominal cost:
Fluid Extract Dandelion
one-lialf ounce, Compound
* Kuragon one ounce, Com
* pound Byrup Barsaprilla tiiree
' ounces. (Jet the.-,<* ingredi
ents from any reliable phar
macy and mix by shaking
* them well In a bottle The
* dose is one teaspoonful after
meals and at bedtime. Also
* drink plenty of water.
I Ids homo-made mixture,
” writes a noted authority,
will overcome most forms of
Kidney and Bladder troubles
and at tho sanies time force
the Kidneys to Alter and
strain all impurities and ac
ids from tho blond, restor
ing tho full blood count of
per cent blood corpuscles,
w hich means good, sound
health and vigorous vitality,
»o say nothing of the clear,
iosy skin' and complexion
* which must result.
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TI*o following are (Tie esimates
"* <\|k -uditures and sources of rev
enue for the fiscal year ending May
::,sr» HdlS, as made by the Connell I
ol the City of Minefield on tlie 2nd
day of July, 1007:
Personul property, on a valua
tlon of $ 1,007,4)70.00 at
$ <1,(MiS.28
Real estate on a valuation of
$•1,200,000.00 at lOets I2.S00.00
Capitation tax 2,304.00
Rent of Court House 300.00
F,nos 0.000.00
License Tax, May and June.
5,000.00
Rnl due City from all sour
cea 11,000.00
N. and W. Railway and other
corporations 2 0!{jj s**
l)iie from Morn r County, ac
count paupers 1,000.00
Total. $51,006.10
Liabilities and estimates for levy.
Streets $1,000.00
Salaries. Mayer Auditor, Sup
pervlsors. Council, Engi
neers. Recorder Janitor,
and Inspectors 8,000.00
Police, sain Me One Chief and
I I patrolmen 0,000.00
Sttreet lighting OOllghts at
I'eOO 2-3 per month 1.700.00
Eire salaries $40.00, 27 pay
plugs at $3«>.oo per year,
IS additional ordered 2.000,00
Storm sewers throughout the
city 0.000,00
Mnlntananee of prisoners 2.ooo.no
[Contingent expenses 4,1556.10
Interest on old bonds 3.750.00
Interest on new bonds 5,000.00
Total $11,606.10
L T. AKERS. Auditor.
7 6-3Sat.
A M, E, CHURCH
There will J •« only (wo services
b*‘l»| in tip' (Kurt lions,, Hull on
Sunday; pi nhlng at II n. m. and
7:1". |». m
A• 3 0VI01 k there will lie a meet,
ini; of feu. members to organize
the Worn Mini Ion,it; mlfe <>
defy.
STATE <)l OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO
Frank .1 Cheney makes oath that
he is senior partner of the firm of
F .1. Cheney Co., doinK business
In the City ,.f Toledo, County and
State aforesaid, and that said firm
will pay »h< nni of ONE fll’NOKED
DOLLARS for each and every rase of
Catarrh that < an not be cured by tin*
use of Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
CRANK .1 CHENEY.
Sworn to before mo and sub
scribed In my presence, this (!th day
of December, A. D. 1HHG.
A. W. OLKASON
(Seal.) Notary Public.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter-j
bally, and act* directly on the blood
and mo con surfaces of the system
Send for testimonials free.
y I CHENEY A CO . Toledo, O. |
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall’s Family Pill* for con
stipation.
WE BEG TO ANNOUNCE
DISPLAY OF
Fall Selections of Foreign
and Domestic Overcoating
and Suitings
Tuesday and Wednes
day, July 9 th and 10th.
An expert cutter and designer
here to take measurements. Prices
to please and our guarantee with
every order placed in our care.
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Princeton Avenue,
BLUEFIELD.
$
KLuSHS
CAFE. . *
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Meals served from 6 a. m. -j
to 12 p. in. daily. Prompt
and efficient service.
Short Orders and Lunches.
Ham and Eggs.lGcts.
Htonk c.nd Eggs.1 5cts.
Hamburgers... 15 and 20cts.
All kinds of Sandwiches 5
and 10 cents
COFFEE Gets.
No. 9 Princeton Avenue ^
nil, INK TOR AWAY FROM HOMK
WIIKV MOST NKKDHD.
People are oTten very much disap
pointed to find that their family phy
sician is away from home when they
most need his services. Diseases like
i ramp colic ami cholera morbus re
prompt treatment, and have In
many instances proven fatal before
medicine could ho procured or n
physician summoned. The right way
* •<» keep at hand n bottle of Chatn
'erlnln's Colic, Cholera and Di
rt tioea Remedy. No physician can
rescribe a hotter medicine for these
ilseae/s. My having It In the house
on escape much pain and Buffering
ml all risk. Huy it now; it may
avo life For sale by
I he White Pharmacy, f’or. Prlnce
f n avenue and Mland street.
DISTRICT
CONFERENCE
fP’v O. A. Malden, presiding el
fl r of Ihe Tazewel) District announ
< that the |Hatrlet Conference will
«onven« at Miainwell July 17 and
V ill continue till the 21th. He be
lieves In taking time by the fore
loci<( and has already appointed the
chairman of the different communl
tie He has appointed Rev. W. W
• licks chairman of the committee on
Mission*, and Rev. D H. Carr chair
man of the committee on the Hplrl
f';al Ktnte of the church.
Qonsfp,
Men gossip Just as much as the
Women do Only the men don't hold
Op their hands and say "laind
•<> kca!"
To The Consumers
The Credit Guide for Bluefield
and vicinity is now being com
piled, it will rate everybody who
has obtained credit. Ask the
merchant what it is to have a
good rating.
Merchants
Mercantile Agency.
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Eureka Land Company
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