Bluefield evening leader. [volume], July 25, 1907, Page 2, Image 2

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The Daily Leader
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Sunday.
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all rein lam ■ lo I'lie milestone
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lelepbon Hu me; othee ami
Kditorial Room, 503.
Advert g ni" iu.uK known on
application.
I III l«*'l • Ik .11 It
Hilt 'IIIIIMM, i ON I I.WI'OKAi;»
V''lv^ WHY
111 this mulling.- Mall lelegl.tpb
w• obscn* Hu lollowing ( iitoiial.
Some ol uni Oemociatii linnii
"bo aie alvvays talking about lie
Hosts ami the railroad and otliei
* oiuiiinaI ion-- ut ( apital. should put
on their thinking tap- and explain
" by it i- l bat in the Republic an
Slate o[ WY-t Viiginia \\. have a j
< ■ in tare law in etiei \t while in Old
Virginia t vvu ue If* < i ual attempl
have been made to establish miiIi a
lavv and tlieiv was eat b time a
'*« banality oi n, utlicr words .i
■•knockout' drop in tie* law? Some
body pm tile joker.. ' in tlu-v law.
(inn win . Ii«‘t ;»!!>«• l!u»\ Wen t on
1 •«• 11«I by tin- imporations, nuts it
mil'll' \ "ti at.- not asked to tak —
tin- "ot'd o( a I'l-paMil an paper tor
i*. hut git the fuct- and so- who
handed tin* sour fruit to tin- travel
ing puldte.
I’ll' n in U* imMii-rin (iliio tin i, is
ii two i i nt fare law. wliil,. in D-nei
• raTii . faithfully I). mm ratir. North
Carolina, tin- law i- tilled with
“joker.- •
Mil'll til. in !;,(•'• law- "a
passed in Wi st Virsruia and Ohio
t he i .lilroad did not i • i • and 11 v
to I'adi- and lefi.it ii Why. tin*'
knew it wa- m i less, that t * .• i,e>,de
( otue iir t " it h piii t ii hi pow . • it.
tltoi -t;it
it is simple enough Who blo. ked
the pr« -11» rat* gislatiou iu Vii
ginia an I North Caroln Is „ot
Judge I’ritr-liard, who is now trvlng
tiie experiment of I. gislatiou by in
junetiou. otn- of the most partisan
of It' puhli< tti- • \ | ii-niui i-iit ir state
pn.-si-«, a tat* la" whirl! a I{• -1»u111i«*:tI)
judiciary .oml.-mn- y.-t the Demo
fl’atir p:tft' ale respousilde. you say
Why lay this at tin- doot of the Dem
ocratic party?
Mi;. MW kicks I I V|* I MON \
\\ ,- puldi di today n portion of Mr
N< " i, • -tinion-. \>ith reference
to lii- assault upon till- reporter of
Ik- Dili' I.ead'-I \\ | expert to
of Newkirk's*
t< stimony a- soon a •• same ran
b" tr:iii i-rihef) front t--nographer'
not—- Home < oiiip lint was ma I
til It wo w. If util.ill to tile rhle| of
'iii in that we had given only one
si>l<- of tin difficulty \v, nr< will
ing to deal fairl, with 'lie head o
Hie poll"* department in this matter
hy «Mn« to file public every word
of lii- ovfl testimony, and we dosito
tit* .-"oil |ifm n* TfT »" ay
- a in— he i> an olfi' Of of siifht lent
din retina to be ;it the head of ottr
I'oM. - d-i irt11 • Mt Wi iiave a corn
“ Of Ii' at tome- • feel
'
toward- him v*. will r h'-rfnllv
UP'tion <<t the matt —r
PUBLIC OPINION
II H*»\| | \ | f |«, | { p| , s
*
I rundjco iuei the lue pon.lblc presa i
<il .lapan n.\ making an intei-nation.il
i^-'iie out oi their htuvado.
It, Un Hie iTvNlUelii aid oi. Julv
i 11 It t Indiigh his pri vat e someinry.
di' iv has Pe» a no oidvi given l*v
tin 1’icsident to t lie* .sav v Depart
mint to end the Patth-shlp fleet to
in i'.icifie. tile 1‘iisUfeu kcow. o
*'o oi dm issued hj flu* general imat I
I
i- plat <d in a most oinhn i in;
po.ition tint it. as seems | > i < • taiPo,
i In Sei ietarv u| i Ii•• Xavv thought
h* wa peaking hv the etird, th«*
1'iesideiit I aiitiot •• i ape the itn| nla
boii ot having dHiherutclv let a
i u it of jingoism go uncheck d.
Kt« Itmoiui 1 lines I»i patch
II M Itld.l \ \ |
<H course there never wan
i Inn., in the whooping and howling
"l ' 11 -.it foil a I new papers about the
l"c ability ui armed collision between
State and l-Vderal authorities in
Ninth C'aiolina. We do not sett'i
legal disputes between important
ft ml responsible parties with rifles
• ml hot gun in tlnse days. The
win t that could have happened ;
wont.| li.ive been • oust rticl i ve arrest I
'ttd pet oiutl service ()f papers and
"id' l>\ I’nited State,-, marshals on
“•»«- tile and sberifTs on the Other.
' the case stands, nothing more
an or will be done in the rate case
in North Carolina until the supreme
court o! the I'nited Slides lakes ti|)
tile affair for roUHiiloration
Here in Virginia all depends on
lie action of the authorities, which
at tliis. writing ha*- not been decided. ;
The tight has ju t begun and even |
n111“r flu- l tilled States supreme ;
court lias aetefl will he in its first
'faces, miles.-, the rallro.'u^ recede
and yield to the power of the State
lure as they did in West Virginia
They have defied the Stall* and it)
vited a legal fight We think it safe
to predict that the people will de
mand every resource of the law and
I< cisint ion will he exhausted to bring
tie railroads to obedience to their
creator and -overelgn. the state \s
"« have said before, no power ever,
m -iiccessfnlly fought or even will
'"cecs fully light a unanimous mni
iiunity In ibis matter the people
" Virginia are unanimous We did
bop» that the railroads had learned
Hu powei ot pnldii sentiment and
• hat i lull true policy is to respect
• md oli« y it. t0 invite its good will
'.'tiier than ii just animosity. \p- 1
ml* hey lia\e not learned that
• oil and some very hard knocks
"ill he needed to beat it into them.
We continue to urge tlie managers
uni dtieiiing powers of close cor
porations in the interest ot their
own icm kholder.-, to yield. They
contemptuoiis defiance of the coiu
' antiot go on here doing business in
"itiition and the constituted nn
hoi it s and law - In the State of Vir
ginia. no matter how constantly or
on what pretexts they fly to the
amis of the l-Vdt ml judiciary mid
• ■ k refuge under it- robe- Uich
•ii oiul News-Lea del*.
win > \i>vi:imsi\<;
l*\VS I IK ST
\'m\ often the dealer is citcnmi
Id • d "ho {-tales that (newspaper
advertising does not pay. at least in
his case There are thousands of
dealers till over the country for
whom newspapers advertising, and
Tn fait, all kinds of advertising, has
boon a poor investment. This seems
range, especially* when if is reniem
bered that there is no great retail
business in America that has not
bo**n advertised, and more liberally
'bail elsewhere in newspapers, and
which does not attribute its greater
-access to advertising.
The explanation of the seeming
paradox is simple. The thousands
dealer*, who have failed to make
.oherti-ing pn\ do not know how to
The Idg retail denlers.
in e who are the notable examples
advertising do
know how This 0 the secret of the
w hoi#, difference,
U h-n newspaper advertising is
written, when it pays, as well
*' Mi* best clerk could say. ih*'
that should he said about the
idvgrtlsed .1 nd vt heft It la
'r»i* new and changed s„ fro.
'• ' !,T' '• »o t»<« r**ally news, then
n* w-.- pape, advertislng is sure to pay,
arid a I way* pays.
' ‘ 1 f> n 1 o<|* 1 n uier* hari
1 good rnan> dealers who
" '• " h*»t tromlngs as writer*,
fit ini o anything else of
th< ahllif t#, write as well
These up-fo
bant HI* not the ones who
M':*t a*1 ert|«tng does n*»t
UINk|,o\\ h KOOTIIINf*
‘-VI5I ,**.
'*1 foi f,.#.r SIXTY-FIVE
Mff.MOXft r,r MOTHERS
f Mil .OPEN VVTIII.R
1 1M <. w tii f'Klf FECT
M SOOTHES the CHIU)
al!a\ alt PAIN
’ ‘ I for nruutnoEA kom
In ey* ry part, of the
He s„re and »*k Tor “Mrs
M ' r kind Twenty five
m a ran teed under
1 Drugs A*t. ?,,ne 30th.
I Number 1003 an ODD
' l> WELL TRIED REMEDY.
AS YOU LIKE IT.
• From tin- Philadelphia Ledger)
s< iiooLi) \\ mi:mod 11 n.
The shade* of night were fulling
fast
On Linden when the huh wa low.
Lord Marinlou turned "ell wa hi*
need,
Sia\, jailer, stay, and hem my
woe
Maud ,M u I lei on a summer* .lav.
The wa.i liol huue.l hi cr.uol
head;
The rank is hut the guinea's lamp.
I lies I i k < a dog’ March on!” in*
said.
Ml SH \l„
Somebody had remarked Ilia' lio l
rain was coming down in sheet*. j
Distant thunder roiled in melody I
majestic.
' .Might call that sheet music.”
commanded a ribald person
posi;\ s Tit 11 m pii .
lie wanted a rhyme with an elk in
Position at end of the line.
Said lie, • |'|| just ring ayelk in.
The effect will real I he fine.”
Then his jubilant praise tilled the
welkin.
For a hunch from the muse so
benign.
\ \<. i i:\ti im:.
I am afraid ma'am,'' said a gent
liinan who was looking for countrv
lodgings, that the house i- too u> ar
|'he station t0 he pleasant.”
“It is a little noi y.“ assented the
I landlady, "hut from the front ve
1 t'ttnda one has such a fine view of
people who miss tho train " Phlln
deuphla Inquirer.
OLD SCHOOL
I his is the storx of a gentleman
and Indy of the old rchool.
As the story opens, the lady ts
hoarding a street ear. The gentle
•nan iininedint.pl> rises and offers her
his seat. She falls dead. Hut !>>■
lore expiring she thanks him Then
Tie falls dead too. So there are two
of tlieni at the Inquest and the vet
did is to the effect that it is time
'hev were passing away. Pin k
M \ I»i : Coon.
There was little news on the r<
porter's regular run.
I \e got to turn in something i
make good." he mused.
M'ter a moment's thought he elect
ed another successor to Corey.
BRING PlAlsmn.
Why ilon’t yon get after the Cap
itol grafters?"
“flet after them!" responded tin
spokesman of the committee. “Win
we're saving mean things about
them every day."
Was it scientifically possible tot
Methuselah to have lived 900
,years?"
Not in those early times when
there was neither whisk} nor tobnc
co. St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
The Widow ThhTv-five is the
most ( harming age in woman.
The Bachelor That's right. It
hard to get away from a woman <»i
that age. —Chicago News.
Miss Jones t sister of the doctor)
Have von heard of 7>r. Jones about
here?
Mr. Biliks- Rather, mum! Yet'
see that 'parse and kerrldge over
i there. That's one of 'is funerals. -
• Taller.
Physician Your 1»oy will pull
through nil tight IT. ha a wonder
ful constitution.
Mr Tyte-Phist f am glad to h<*m
if. doctor. In making out your hill,
of course, you will not make me pay
for what his constitution lias done
In pulling him through Chicago
T rlbune.
Don't you know, mv boy. that
cigarette* are shortening your life?"
I hev haven't up to the present
Philadelphia IfU)Hirer
—
hat profession doe your on
intend to follow after he gets out of
college? asked the visitor of Fnrm
ei Kornkoh,
“I don't think he'll follow any.
replied Parmer Kornkoh - | think
I'e j I |ust sit down, ftmoke cigarette
and let them all go by birn.M Mil
waukee Sentinel
IF ST MFDKINF IN rilF WORLD
I OR COLIC AND DI/IRRIIORA
1 find Chamberlain’s Colic. Chol
1 ft and Diarrhoea Remedy to he
he m-at remedy in the world,” says
1r. C. L Carter of Sklrum, Ala. "j
m subject to colic and diarrhoea
-ftst spring It seemed as though I
ouid die. and I think I would if i
iftdn't. taken Chamberlain's Colic,
bolera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I
.aren't been ♦•otihled with It since
ir.til this «.•«*, when I had a very
evere attack «nd took half a bottle
f the twenry-«v„ c.wnt size Chamber
aln's Colic. Cboter* and Diarrhoea
temedy. and mewming I feel like
new rrnT
• it »hci ma' v. Cor |
f • •' ' ' ver. a»,' p:., ,,
f 4
uss:.:4:
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At The 1-2 Price Sale
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I he 1 -2 Price Sale is still op ih full swing. Rar? bargains
tUx °^ered in every department. We expect to make this the
'■* 4 rnohey saving sal? to the purchaser in the history of
-m business. Follow the crowds and look at our bargai
ihey are money savers.
«*
L for '*f:e
r Situ ‘S1-*
' The Cash and
Cash Price
Store Jk Jk jk
11 MJtJS W IS HE NOT.
Il love wen not the uniting rose
Wonm in as leal'i lu-ui'l enclose
•\(i i n.iln-e of pel i nine.
'*> mo: ,> hank in gun nr grai
An ini.i would hull il ii hue were
not;
•No ||u. r complacent hloOin.
•Mid "h .'liing missed I'roju hall and
i ot
Mould have the world, il line were
llol
A wild' i m ss of gloom.
Fiorem e ISarle t'oales.
I» \\t N.
Hear' . m> heart, in the purpling
• la u of tin* morning
I .one . '. were heard
I ii 'i-esl Hillings, ere ever the
uildst,, unawakened
Wood u igs were bestirred,
I a' i d windows wan tied wistful
oi warning of light.
Ha .id and worn through stein
(riving with grief all the
niclit.
S"! 11- in )n Timmliful meadows is
■ uraflng Hi*1 clo\ or;
Swallow fly over;
is the mum or timid small
!<•••» tlfroUgll flu. L'l'a sea -
that rover
All 'I it oothed dark, that lit dawn
with Hopes dreaming** eome
♦ rue.
All made springtime and slim
ier TiTiiTTbant you'
Allan \f tin lor.
T,7Tr LTAMT
KTDN^Y pills
on neglected your Kldntyn?
lf« vou overlooked your nenrom*
n ind caused trouble wlt'.i your
and bladder? Have you
pult a loin*, side, bark, groin* and
Mud >•! > Have you a flabby appear
ed the fare, especially tinder
the e Too roquonflv a desire
♦ o i. s urine? If ho, William's Kid- j
n*‘v I’llj *.vfl| cure you.
For cale by Tbrt While Pbarmaey.
for I'land freet t I Prlne don ave
I MiHOT'M 1 'I* I <*HI I Ml
fill, MHMHtfT
st th" In- t rubbing Hlnlrnent In the
world Try If One bait pint lottle,
Head the Dally Header.
i
C. O’LEARY GEO. O'LEARY
C. O’LEARY £? SON,
GEN. AGENTS FOR;
Eureka Land Company
The Hale Land Company
Phonefl518.
aSSIHT bluefield. w. va.
WONDERLAND
The Amusement Place
For Young and Old.
All the latest siihjents. Pleasinq In all. I.hanqes dally.
Shnotinq tialtery open tnr ladles and gentlemen. Best ni order preserved
MAKTIN BLOCK BI.UHIIIII AVIMIF.’
¥ %
Candidates in Daily Leader
Diamond Ring Contest
BALLOTS RECEIVED
>li«- Anna Hearn, Ferrell* Dry (inorl* Store . .
Mi «-<<■. NefT Mr \D*ter, Ferrel'* Dry (}o<> |* Store ;
Mi-- May Haldwin, I'edigo'* Ory<feod» Store. .. t| ^
.Mt * Sadie Laid*. Stenographer Hull, \ndrew*A I liowm 2XVi
♦ ——— ♦
Three More Months of
SUMMER
1 hat Means Four
More Months
For
OXFORDS
For Lacies And
Gents Cool And
Comfortable
Our Line In Styles And
Leather To Suit Your
Taste Any Size. Thay
*re Beautiful And It Cost
You Nothing To Look.
THi: COMfORT SHOE CO.
NATHAN SOHN PROP.
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!»*• I fall Jr Lender.