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Flat Top National Bank
OF BLUEFIELD. WEST VIRGINIA.
Organized '903.
UNITED?. STATES'IDEPOSITARY.
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Resources Over Half Million Dollars.?] tfepiui sunk. *100.000.00
TO/ 4- SI.M-klloUlt-m l.lHlilllly, *100.00. .00
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PAID on;timei;deposits. ,.aJ.TO.M
l'!» »\S I N MWN. In Midflit. CAPITAL $100,000.
w ai/i i i: rouorh. cimhirr. si hpiajs $400,000.
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Zhc ifirst IFlattonal Bank
BLUEFIELD. WEST^VIRClNlA.
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Total Resources 1-3 Millions
3% Interest on Time Deposits
DO YOUR BANKINGWl IT1 THE OLDEST, STRONCESTjBANK IN TOWN
Concord State Normal School
I ho Fall Term of this F.» hool will begin September (bo isth,
An able faculty ims been selccod b> the Hoard or Regents to take
charge of the school.
A good Model School to bo used for training young teachers, will be
a strong element In our work.
Students graduating from this school will take the same standing
the graduates from the other State Normal Schools.
A large amount of new appara us w ill bo purchased for phvsleg and
chemistry.
'I be school Will be in better condition for doing good work than
evpr before.
Anv Information concerning the school will be gladh given i»v ihe
principal.
C. L. BEMIS, Principal.
Athens, - - West Virginia.
\ WITHOI T
A STOMACH
Several years ago, an eminent sur
geon removed tho entire stomach
of a woman suffering from Cancer.
The patient survived the operation
runl lived •Bferal months. This wo
kmn had •for Ilydale’s Stomach
Tablets. tosrt every one whose
stomach to ofcacased or deranged
does and will find these tablets a
perfect remedy, no matter what form
Uncle Allen.
"When you hear a man say the
country Is going to the devil,” moral
l/i d Uncle Allen Sparks, "you know
It’s only hia way or finding fault with
tlic Lord.”
Envy.
Knvv Is an awkward homage that
Inferiority pays to meilt. -I.aMotte
$ 175-Diamond Ring-$175
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otes once cast can not be changed to count for another candidate.
well know »rMH ;,t ‘ C,OSfr°f ,hr will be canvassed by a committee of
well known tmsiness men of standing in the city.
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DAILY LEAl)I I< VOTING CONTEST
VOID AFTER AUGUT.Ilst. 1907.
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written on them. 11 H name
NOTICE: In ca-e of a tii ( tw-e i two c tcmants the prize will I./. . n
divided or another prize of eijtial value will be given. **iju»illy
jCHAR-LESTON?;
| And What is Going Oh At th« Capitol 1
-H-’-f-H II I T I I I I I |t It II H t |
Charleston, \V. Va.. July 12— The apportionment of the Gen
eral School run.l to the various counties of the state affords some
Interesting comparisons. The gross amount paid to each county
Includfng the amounts that go to the city schools within the several
counties, and the enumeration iu each, in tho order of the amount
each receives is given below;
Rank. Co*""v Knumerntlon. Gross Revenue
1 Kanawha 23.337 I44.X17.I2
-'-Ohio 14.693 2X.252.3X
3 Fayette 13.071 25.322.00
4- CahelI ‘*.891 23.079 28
5— Mercer 16.6X4 20.7X9.13
6 Marlon 10.5X6 20,603.03
' 10.560 20.553.67
X—Harrison 10.008 19.505.40
9—Marshall X.719 17.106.97
Hi Wayne X.6X9 17.000.ui
M ‘Welzel >*.051 15,7X9.09
12 — Preston 7.990 15.673 IX j
13 Greenhrlei 7.6 4 4 15.016.12
14— Mason 7.520 14.780.64
15— Roane 7.433 14.615.43
16— McDowell 7.3X1 14.516 68
17— Braxton 7,335 429 3V
IS—Jackson 7.143 14^061^71
18— Randolph * 6,994 ,2 7xj 7,;
20—Lincoln 6.494 \
In the nuniher or enumerations Kanawha also leads with
Mercer second, Ohio third and Fayette fourth. Of the 14.693 in
Ohio county 10.903 of them are in the city of Wheeling. It will he
seen that Kanawha county has a greater enumeration than C'abell
with Huntington and Wood wlih Parkersburg combined. The
amount *r money Kanawha will receive Is likewise greater than the
combined amount oT Wood and Cabell. The coal counties of Fayette
and Mercer show a much greater enumeration than had been nutlet,
pated by those not familiar with school statistics, yet neither of
these counties have a seperate chool districts as have such counties
as Kanawha, Wood. Ohio, Cabell Taylor Wayne, Marshall and Berk
eley. ye, a nuniher of these are llot among the first twenty counties.
The gross amount from the Feiieral School rund will he $6x*.
‘47.49 For the year 1907-1908, and the enumeration these figures
are based on is 3 17,402.
The Department of schools is preparing for the n-u teachers
examination which Mr Miller says will have a greuter attendance
than the May examination. When asked for a reason foi the great
percentage of failure at ‘.’o' last examination Mr. Miller said that
there were a great many veiy young people tried for certificate!!,
many of whom had no «dea or teaching, and who were not old
enough to handle a school even If they had passed. He said he
doubted if that course was a g<V,done as it might tend to lower ,he
standard of the examination. n,e next legislature may he asked to
pass some legislature effecting such instances. A little over 32 per
cent or thoe who took the last examination failed or passage. There
were 26 applicants from one sc,IOO| Hjone a grea, many of whom
probably took tlm examination jU«t what they could get in
percentage. The coming oxamjnationg> (ho oi>inlon of Mr. Miller,
whle it Is expected will have more applicants, will also show a
smaller percentage of failure.
4 4 4
The charter business has not been a lucrative one thus nr this
week, and are nearly allresident ons, empowered to do alums, nil
kinds of business.
4 4 4
Kxcopt for the quietness that prevails In ,ho chamber the moet
Of the stale Board or Health which is in session iu the House of
•gules room, resembles a session of that legislative bodv. There
"re enu0,'Kl1 am',iran's *° AH 1 he seating capacity of that room, al
"»igh the number of persons who want the board to grant them the
- it 10 i.nig ont an M. D. shingle is not nenr as great as it was
WO years ago when the number exceeded a hundred. H |s claimed
iiu" 1 l’lrsi<‘ianK ,,,nt West Virginia examination now Is more
‘I™'" ";'n in anv °,her “*«*«* *n 'he Union. I, is compulsory now
a pci son must he a graduate of a medical school before he can
take the examination ,o praci n In this state.
HIE DOCTOR AWAY FROM HOME
WHEN MOST NEEDED.
Pooplo are often very much dlsap
lOinted to find that their family phy
ician Is away from home when they
uost need his services. Diseases like
rntnp colic and cholera morbus re
l,l,re prompt treatment, and have In
nany Instances proven fatal before
medicine could be procured or a
*h>slcian summoned. The right wav
s to keep at hand a bottle of Cham
•erlaln’s Colic, Cholera and DI
n'hoea Remedy. No physician can
rescribe a belter medicine for these
liseases. Hy having It in the house
on escape much pain and suffering
nd all risk, nuy It now; It may
ave life. For sale by
The White Pharmacy, Cor. Prince
ton avenue and Bland Htreet.
Pin Money.
The use of the term pin money, If
not the thing It represents, dates from
the fourteenth century, when pins
were Invented. They were allowed to
be sold on only two days, the first
and second of January, sod were ao
expensive that only the wealthy could
use them regularly. After a time It
became a custom, however, when a
woman was to |){. married, to give to
her certain sums of money, to he used
for (tie purchase of pins.
Consider Fine Clothes
Fine clothing brings more consider
ation to a man or woman In New York
city than In any other city In the
world, for lucre there Is more erlng
Ing servility to the evidences of
wealth than elsewhere.
HEARTBURN AND
SOlHtJJTOMACH
ICKIA KEMKVED AMD PERM*
AMENTIA Ct'RED HY RYDAEE'H
STOMACH TAREET8.
Heartburn and Hour wromarji are
caused by an arid or sour condition
of tho stomach Quick relief is ob
tained from these distressing symp
toms of Indigestion by taking one or
two tablets when needed. Taken
regularly after meals they tone and
'lengthen the stomach and enable
t to digest fh*> food and prevent fer
mentation, which Is tho cause of
heart-burn ami sour stomach. Hold
and guaranteed by The White Phar
ma* y, Cor. Prlncefln ave. and Rland
st reet.
The Craze for Wealth.
No, no, the way to dl .icon rage the
rraze for wealth is not to glorify the
poverty which means grinding labor,
monotony, constant care and priva
tion. It is to show that a modest
competence Is sufficient for happiness,
independence and dignity.—Chicago
Record 1 lei«i '
puts. wtnsi.ows soothing
syrup.
lias been used for over SIXTY-FIVE
YEARS bv Ml LI. IONS of MOTHERS
or their CHILDREN WHILE
I'EETHING. with PERFECT .JUC
CESSS. It SOOTHES the CHILD
i ofteim the gums, allays all PAIN;
CURES WIND COLIC, and Is the
best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists in every part of the
world. Me sure and ask for “Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup,“ and
take no other kind. Twenty-flve
cents a bottle. Guaranteed tinder
the Food and Drugs Act, June 30th.
I9ur, Serial Number 1098. AN OLD
and well tried remedy.
Conscience Troubled Him.
The man who applied at headquar
ters for a little help" fiom the charit
able association set forth his case
^illi so much tart and moderation |
that the secretary was beginning to
be favorably Impressed. “I can't ask
them to do too much,” the applicant
raid, modestly. "You see,” he contin
ued, in an outburst of delicacy and In
genuoiisness, “they paid for my wed
dl"K '“si month, and twas a re'il
swell one.”
CONSTIPATION.
For constipation there Is nothing
'ulte so nico as Chamberlain's
tornarh and Liver Tablets. They
I ways produce a pleasant movement
f the bowels without any disagree- '
ble evect. Price. 25 cents Samples
ree. The White Pharmacy, Corner
'rlneeton avenue and Mland street. i
India Rubber Tree.
The India rubber tree grows freely
In gardens as an ornamental shrub
In southern Italy, and steps are he
Ing taken to make an Industrial bust
ness of growing it Prof Mozzi of the
Palermo Motanieal Gardens, exhibited
a specimen at Milan recently contain
ing a« much as &*• per cent of rubber.
Muat Hava Heart in Work
Genius is not assentlal to good '
preaching, hut a liv* ,u*„ tB |.bHya ^
BLUEFIELD BOOK & STATIONERY CO..
Globe-Wernicke Co's
Elastic Book Cases
Are the bent on earth. Ju*t the tiling •<» beaut :r; - our b« me
an<l take good care of your book* Fnvcr u* with on r-n», r
for an outfit. In each iiiHlatucwe Riuninl.t -;-<i . t «>n
TELEPHONE 73 ELKS BUILDING
Druggists iSuonlies
Huallit URather Than Price
When you|are sick would
you sell your chances to
get well for a few cents?
Certainly not. Our policy
is to give the best possible
quality at a reasonable
price Ask your doctor if
this is not a good store to
bring his prescription to
be cn in po it n d e d. W e
would be pleased to have
you try our prescription
service) 32
N
CUT FLOWERS EVERY TUESDAY,
^THURSDAY AND SATURDAY:
Phone
J L. CROCKETT.
Princeton Ave.|& Tazwell St.
———
i>o^^Tou<jT!T"nrrr*^^ |
Install electric work at the K
lowest price. Phone, write or Q
tall un<i see us about your £
work. ■
< Umax i:u:< nut ai, sm*.
PI'V a: < ONST1U <’TI<)\ CO.
NOTICE OF
JUDICIAL SALE
Pursuant to n decree of the cMr
cuit Court of Mercer County, West
Virginia, made and entered on the
10th day of May, 1907, In the Chan
cery cause of Pachl Mundo vs. Pari
Felice and others, l will on Thurs
day, the 1 StEf day or July, 1907, at
the front door of the law office of
D. M. Easley, In the City of Blue
field, Mercer County, West Virginia,
at 3 o'clock p. m. or that day, offer
for salo to the highest bidder, the
following described real estate, be
ing an undivided one-half interest in
a certain lot or parcel of land situate
on the Waters of Widemouth, in the
District of Hock, in Mercer County,
West Virginia, and described as fol
lows:
BEGINNING at n stake, thence N.
33 deg. 15 min. E. 26 feet to a stake;
thence 8. 50 deg. 36 rein. E. 67.5
eet to a stak* In the Jtnc of the Nor
folk & West* rn Hallway Company
right of way; thence with the curva
ture of the same 31 reet to a stake;
thence N. 4 1 deg. 60 min. \V. 51.5
feet to the place of BEGINNING,
and containing 1613 square feet,
more or less. The undivided Interest
In said lot owned by said Bari Felice
was conveyed to him by deed dated
the ifth day of Heptember. 1906.
TERMS OF SALE:
C’aHi In hand on the day of sale
to pay the costs of said suit and ex
penset of sale, and the residue tn six
and twelve months, taking from the
purchaser hi# interest bearing bonds
wth good persoDn] security.
D. M. EASLEY
Special Commissioner
f, W. n. Honaker, Clerk of thi
Clrcn t Court of Mercer County. West 1
Virginia, hereby certify that bond
with security approved by me as suffi
cient and In th;- penalty provided by
said decree, has been given by said
Special Commissioner.
W. B. HONAKER, Clerk
AKE THE POHTM VSTEIl'H WORD
FOR IT.
Mr. F. M. Hamilton, postmaster
t Oheeryvnle, Ind,, keeps also a
tork of general merchandise and
ntent medicines. He says: "Cham
erlaln’s Colic Cholera and Dlrrrhoea
lemedy is standard here in its line,
t never falls to give satisfaction
nd we could hardly afford to be
/Itlimit It.” For sale by
The White Pharmacy, Cor. Prince*
on avenue and Hlnnd street.
i'iillll!
irm !
g. f PLUTO j
| A- WATER
p; America's
Physic
§ For Sale at.1
i The White j
I Pharmacy j
zSk Cor- Prin' don Avi, and Bland St. 9
Visitation
Academy
For Young Ladies
WYTHEVILLE. VIRGINIA.
First class course of
studies. Climate a n d
surroundings p e r f e c t
Ideal school for delicate
or hack ard g iris.
For catalogues and iti
ormation address
Till D1 RFC TRUSS,
Wytheville, Va.
THE OLD RELIABLE
7unriture Repairer, Packer
And Upholsterer.
If you need his servlcea Phone 48.
No. of place ? business. 4 27 Raleigh
Street. Your Patronage solicited.
KM MET HOWARD.
To W. T. Oliver;
You are hereby notified that oil
ib»* 1st day of the August Term,
1807, or the Circuit Court of Mer
cer County, West Virginia, the un
dcrslalie I will move the said Court
tu spotlit |>. M. Easley, of the County
and State aforesaid to act as trustee
in the place and stead of .1. ,\f. An
'*rson, the person named as trustee
in a certain deed of trust bearing
date the ist day of March. 1901.
and duly of record In the oiiice of the
Clerk of the County Court, of said
County, In Trust Deed Rook No. 8,
page the said .T. M. Anderson
having removed beyond Hie limits
of said State of West Virginia,
which deed oT irust wfl: given to se
en re the payment of certain notos
therein described, executed to the
undersigned by you and which notes
are now due and unpaid.
Cl von under mv hand this the
2<>th dav of June, 1907.
n M. EASLEY. R. H. KAHU.
Attorney. My Counsel.
0-21-1 Fridays.
ROOKRM’ LIVERWORT
TAR AND CANCHALAOUA
For the complete cure of Coughs,
Colds, Asthma and Bronchitis and
all Lung complaints tendering to
Consumption, LIVER WORTH, TAR
AND WILD CHERRY, have for age*
maintained an established reputation
as a standard Cough Remedy. It con
tain* no opium or harmful drug, can
be given with safety to children.
Price $1.00
!■ or sale at Whiten Pharmacy, Cor.
Princeton aenue and Bland strer*.