Bluefield evening leader. [volume], August 31, 1907, Page 4, Image 4

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Flat Top National Bank
* OF BLUEFIELD. WEST VIRGINIA.
Organised *903.
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Resource" Over Half Million Dollars. cnpitui sunk. auxi.oeo.o4i
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A* " II -■ Surplus Fund . a U.’..000.00
PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS
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BUJEFIELD. WEST VIRGINIA.
Total Rcsour ces 1*1-3, Millions
3% interest on Time Deposits
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The Daily Leader aw'ayVrfJ
A HANDS!) V E DIAMOND RING
t(> n °si popu a- btdv clerk or steno=
g raphe in the eiiy <kf Uluefield receiving
Lary=;si Number Of Votes Over All Contestants.
RILES AM) CONDITIONS.
I he la.lv receivin the !. test number.,f votes at the close of btisiness o o'clock
bv il.'e iwiv er f “*’a',l.e,l.*h‘: |,ri.te- rhe will be by ballots furnished
on the lJ.iil\ Leader \Nith su .scnpti mi receipts tor the Daily Leader.
follows * * * lS 111 1 ipin>n c •riilicate vote* arc issued candidates as
On PaymentstC n Old Subscriptions
1.00 will #ive your favorite _ -r ..
1.50 . •* . .J5 ^ otes
2.00 “ •• •• .. ..b"i0
2.50 " “ •• .« '.’.I'..:. .
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On Payment on Tsfew Subscription
1.00 will #ivelyu r favorite ..
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2.50. •• . jiV
3.00 • <• .. .. •r^1’
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Ti"„"i|t'li" I1'' i8sl,“l f,,r ■> b*HH payment than one dollar.
final i d J.n! ot ' r rv^."le ,ri«h» *<> reject any candidate and also to pass
nriai nt upon any question that may arise. 1
rli’e ren?.0.1. ‘T.V ' be changed to count lor another candidate
well know , ' balloting will be canvassed by a committee of
wen known oilmens nun of Htandin# in the city.
_Lhe P1 <r( liohlin# the liual count will be announced later.
,..Diamond Ring Contest...
ONE VOTE FOR
njinf yf
DAILY LEA HER VOTING CONTEST
VOID A »TEft~ATJgTJTTT7t. 1907.
written'on'11. on if ,‘ea',<r wi"> *<>»' favorite, name
NOTICE. I" '"Iw'fii two rontc.tantn toe prize will I C Conallv
Uivuit <1 or.anuJ»tr |.n*t, ol equal value wilt be giveu ' ct*w,ll,Jr
• HR MIS|?»t4K CO^BON 4lTm«T|
. From ‘ 'Hie Pent ami Huddled R.»st*'
by V a lice Thotii|MM>n In the Outing
Mag.ty.lm* for Septumher. |
A group of dirty fellows stands
at the street corner. against the
background of a tnihllc hoii.ic. You
| ‘ •*** that in New York .*n<l you
it in l/ondon. hut you do uot see it
I any where save !:i the Anglo-Saxon
world. The German an I Latin Idle,
but only those of our breed loaf.
'In gloomy fellowship a* street cor
ners. These fellows of brick lane
' •re typical or tlie race. Their liands
are in their pockets. Their caps are
| pulled down over their eyes. Their
t shoulder* are hunched up. They
are mean and sullen and wicked.
\ l>o 1 I girl passes. Her hair is in
curl papers; her hoots are broken;
her skirt drags muddlly. Under her
arms Is a bundle of coats covered
with black linen cloth, which she has
just finished matching for the sweat
• ■r. One of the loafers lifts his head
{showing a salmon face a face like
a bad dream and drawls an insult
at the girl.
Lam, ye petty larcenlst!" she
a > s and goes her way.
An old woman In cap and apron
comes from the public house; she
is bent and weazoned; she carries
i wretched little thing tha<t seems
>o belong to the human species, an
| idiot, almost bald, that rattles a sort
J of wooden ball, filled with nuts or
pebbles. A man crosses the road
I<ike all others he Is small. They
breed the Londoner big and tall and
wholesome In the west; here .the
Kngllshuren are little and warped
and stunted—no bigger than the
Jews. This little man slouch**)*
along; Ids coat Is foul with mud and
grease: a dirty brown neckerchief
hides bis lack of a shirt; his trousers
me trodden rags about the heels
1*'* Is swallowed by the black mouth
of n lodging-house. Oo you In after
him. There nre half n thousand
such places where you may get a
four-penn’orth of sleep. Through a
; tone hall you com** Into a little Jiv
ing room, where at night the men
sleep on the benches. At one side
an Iron sink with a dripping faucet.
TWond. the dormitory, filled with
beds, where adults and children
.‘deep together. A woman squats on
the floor weaving the mat she hawks
from door to door. Now and then
she calls one of the children over to -
her ami cuffs it; probably her own.
The nmu who bus just come in tells
[her of bis "luck.” It has been
bloodv bad, he says and be sits at
a table and eats fired fish out of a
yellow paper. As it grows later the
lodgers come In by one and two.
some are well on in drink and are
I happy. Tobacco smoke, the smell
of food and beer, a rancid odor of
stale humanity cloud the air. At the
fire the women qi arrel for room to
toast herring.
HAT AN AW FI F TIMF.
*"* ClinnilHTlaln’a Colic, ('Imlern
itiul IHan-lucn Remedy Cured Him
It Is with pleasure that I give you
this unsolicited testimonial. About a
year ago when I had a severe case of
measles I got rought out. in a bard
rain and the mease*, settred in my
itomach and bowels. I had an awful
lime and had it not been for the use
of Chamberlain's Colie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy I could not hiv*
•ossibly lived but a few hours long
er. but thanks to this remedy I nm
ow strong and well. I have written
he abov e through simple gratitude
nd I shall always s|>eak a good
word for this remedy. Sam II.
iwin, Concord. Oa. For sale by The
A’hte Pharmacy, Cor. Princeton Ave
ne and lilnnd Street.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
will hold their regular monthly meet
ing on Monday. September the 2nd.
:i x p. p). at 'he residence of Mrs.
II P. lo'ding Minefield avenue. II
is retuipste I that all who have ap
plication blanks filled out will send
them in ai this meeting.
rliiiARTBURN AND
SOUR SiOMACH
.11 ICItM UK' IKVKII ANI> I'RHX
ANKNTliV Cl HKD RV HYDAI.K'H
HT IMACfl TARLKTK
Heartburn and Sour istomach are
caused by an arid or sour condition
or the stomach Quick relief Is ob
'nlned from these distressing symp
*>nis of Indigestion by taking one or
two tablets when needed. Taken
regularly after meats they tone and
•"rengthen the stomach and enable
t to digest the food and prevent fer
mentation which Is the canae of
heart-burn and sour stomach. Sold
» i guaranteed by The White Phar
nnev ';or Prlncetln ave. and Bland
at reet.
nu n uni mwhi ii mi
Hone la Klehard Mansfield, the |
moat areotnplIsh- I of at* tor*. lie
mix widely known and universally
oved ||e honored hi- profe alon
wllli that rare #•harm and ability lhal
aeldom falla to man. lie dignified
the stage with a high purpose. (fix
name lx honored on two eontlnen’x.
He first prepare | himself for an
artlxf, hut laid aalde the f*>nel! and
the brush for the lime light of the
rare aetor He had the highest rnn
eeptlrtu of Ihe beautiful, |and hla
early vision for the artists' life wax
fulfilled as the greatest artlxt among
aetors of hlx generation.
He was the best exponent of
Shakespearean t raged let; of hla day.
It Is refreshing fo study a man like
.Mansfield who won hlx laurela uj>on
I
WANT Aim. ONtt-lALT C’K.NT RKR
WORD. ^
.i ■ —
'V AN 1 ED— for U. 8, Army;
able bodied unmarried
men between ages of 21
and 35j citizens of United
States, of good character
and temperate habits who
can speak, read and write
English. Men wantel now
for Service in Cuba. For
information apply at Re
cruiting Office Thornton
Building, Bluelield, W.
Va
FURNITURE REPAIRING at home.
Upholstering and Polishing, Pack
ing for shipment by a thoroughly
experienced workman. Apply II.
Eaton, I*oca). 8-14-tf
A’ANTED—Situation by competent
bookkeeper; have had ten years’
experience with coal company.
Address Box 14. Northfork. West
Virginia. 8-28-3t
POSITION WANTED Well edu
cated man wants position In any
capacity, expert accountant, at
present in uncongenial occupation
and wants to change. Reply to S.
Cautuck, care of Dally Deader.
8-2-tf
WANTED—Four good boyB to
-»ell papers on the street. Apply at
.eader office.
POR RENT Three rooms. Apply
to I). Schnurman. 839 Princeton
avenue. 8-27-P
IX)ST—Ladles’ small, open-taco gold
watch, monogram “K. R..’*
oil Princeton avenue, between
Summers street and station or on
car going to ball ground. Return
to Ireader office anil receive re
ward of $5.
POR RENT—^Six-room houso with
bath and basement at 7 19 Wyom
ing street. Apply .1 IJ. Harrluon
•105 Scott street, 8-26-tl'
FOR SALE
A beautiful well Improved farm of
• 70 acres, In the valley of Virginia,
n sight of churches, Jepot. gchoo.
■ostoltlce, etc., tine neighborhood
'300 fruit trees, gracing land wel'
watered, farm suitable for stock
’•nit, grain or dairy farm. A ver>
onvonlently arranged 8 room brick
ouse, slate roof, bath room corn
lete, hot and cold water. 19 Jet
cetylene gas plant, all necessary out
ulldlngs, first class In every respect,
good 6 room tenant house.
For further Information address,
W. P. CAMPBELL,
Quarts Draft, Va.
FARM FOR S/*'E-1 have Just
ad placed nt ruy hands for sale a
irm consisting o* acres with a
lne-room dwell ^nlshed In hnrd
ood( with nlc "h room. 1 nls
nd is situate v- -j 3 1-2 miles of
he city llmua, out 200 acres
eared. Every »• of the farm can
e irrigated iro *opious spring In
he mountain I 'nt of the build
ug. it Is one tr- prettiest homes
t. Mercer coul win be sold
or a reasons hi —. Title perfect.
\ddress D. B. pioneer Real
istnfe Agent, Blufleld, W. Va.
7-26-10'
POR SAI(K: — I have ,'tist had placed
In my hands fo- sate a new up-to
date frame a».v «ietal roof dwell
ing on Olies on very reas
onable tcnm 8 roomi. with
bath room at w attic, hot and
cold water, eu-rla lights phone
connections an dhot air furnace
Inside beautifully finished up In
hard wood.
H R BALDWIN, Pioneer real
estate Agent, Plrct National Rank i
Building
tVOM.tX WITHOl’T A HTOHIAPH,
Rereral years ago. an amlnent ear*
reon removed the entire stomach
of a woman suffering from Oanoer.
The patient survived the operation
nd lived several months Thin wo
nan had no use for Rydale's Stomach
Tablets. Rut every one whoee
stomach Is diseased or deranged
does and will find these tablets a
perfect remedy, no matter what form
For iale by The White Pharmacy
W, Princeton avenue and Bland Bt
the higher plane and In an age whefT
the atage In no occupied with frivoli
ty and the vulgar.
Would that we had more Mans
fields. Min sympathies were hroa I
and hln whole life beautiful by that
which belongs only to the truly
great. a story In told of him that
while traveling on a train one
Christmas eve how he made a
f’hrlnfman tree for the only child, a
intlo girl, who wan with his compa
ny. and made her heart glad with a
shower of present*. it 1* well that
Manwfteld lived, an I many a tear
will fall when It I* known the cur
tain has fallen for the lant time
upon this great actor.
BLUEFIELD BOOK & STATIONERY CO.
Fine Office Supplies
—AND -
Time Saving Devices
We have on hands the m/>st complete
Line of Labor Saving Devices ever
shown in the city. Filing Cabinets,
Desks, Stationary Cabinets, Carbon
Paper, Typewriter Ribbons, Pencils,
Pens, Ink. Everything for the office
at moderate prices.
TELEPHONE 73. ELKS BUILDING.
JULY 14, lfHH
Leave Bluefleld 8:26 a. m. for
lorfolk, Pullman Sleeers, Cafe Ulu
og Car.
8:40 a. m. daily for Roanoke and
o termed late point*.
Leave Bluefleld 9:40 a. m. for
loanoko, Lynchburg. Norfolk and
II points on the Shenandoah divis
on. Pullman Sleeper Roanoke to
v'ew York, via Hagerstown. Pull
nau Sleeper to Norfolk, cafe dining
ar .
2:66 p. m. lor Roanoke and Lynch- I
»urg and Intermediate stations and
he Shenandoah Valley. Philadelphia
nd New York. Sleeper to 1’hlladei
•hla.
8:4 8 p. in. for Roanoke, Lynch*
'»urg. Richmond. Norfolk. Pullman
deeper to Norfolk aud l.yuchburg
o Richmond. Cafe car.
Trams auive at Hluelleld from the
.ast at 8.16 a. ui.a 8:60 a. in., 2:10
• m., 8 lo aud 8:10 p. m.
Pi iu the VVest at 8:16 a. m., 8:30
ui 8.30 a. m.. 2:06 p. in., 8:16
. m.. 8.38 p. m.
Le«ve Hiucheld 8:20 p. m. for
Keuova, Columbus and all points
-Vest aud Northwest. Pullman
lee|u is tor Columbus. St. Louis and
Chicago. Ciuclnuati, Cafe cars.
8 j."> a. in. for Keuova. Cincinnati
Portsmouth, Columbus. St. Louis.
Thro ij-.li Pullman Sleeper to Coluin
>us. Cafe ca*
8:65 a. m puliman Sleepers for
Columbus, ftoiedo and Chicago. Cafe
lliiiug car.
I^eave 8:30 a. m. and 2:If>
laily for Tazewell, Norton and all
nations on Clinch Valley division.
Arrive from Norton and points on
Hie Clinch Valley division at 2:40 p.
in. aud 7:30 p. in.
l*eave G.--* *• m. for Keuova aud
uternieniat* stations via Wayne.
Leave 6:0e «. ni. and 2:40 p. m
or YVelcu an-* Intermediate stations
Kor Pocr^—tas 6:60 a. m., 8:25 a.
u., 2:40 r %nd 8 20 p. m. Al
ive from r tas at 8:26 a. m.,
2:05 p. m. •* 8:88 p. m.
For Hra»vwai leave Hluefleld 5:f.Q
- m., 8:08 «a ■*., 8:26 a. m., 2:40
p. m., and P:M p. m.
Call on a**»t Norfolk and West
ern Hallway for tickets, maps and
additional Information.
W. D. BEVILL. O. P A..
Roanoke. Virginia I
Drpeists Suonlies
nuallit* Rather Than Price
When > on III e h i( 1 \\ null)
you ho 11 your chancrx to
ifot well for a few cents ?
Certainly n<it. Our | oliry
in to ifivo the best ponniblo
quality at a reasonable
price A«k your doctor if
thin in not a ifood “tore to
bririif bin prescription to
be co ui po fi n rt e d. V\ o
would be pleased to have
you try onr prescription
nervleo.
CUT FLOWERS EVERY TUESDAY!
THURSDAY AND SATURDAY
Phone It**
J L. CROCKETT.
Princeton hi. St, TanMfl St.
DON'T FQKOKT that w«
♦ natall alortrlc work at tho
lowont prlr#. phono. writ* or
rail and ***« na about vour
wi/rk.
OMMU FI/KOTIUrAL HPP
Pl.V M t r»\«tTftrPTION CO.
TRY
PLUTO
W/*TER
Fir Sale at
Tire WMte
Pharmacy
Cor. Prt. k:o*. Aw. ,ir«l y |^,.d £t
Visitation >
Academy
For Young Ladies
WYTHEVILLE; VIRGINIA.
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I' ir ji e-lass course of
Htt’.ilie < imate a n <1
s!tru,;m(iii,i. - jar feet
fdenl school for delicate
or l»i.< ! u <■ k1 i i lr.
I'ot cn i ahtj.'. in - and in
form.it ion address
THK id KM TkKSfc,
W y t In \ i Ile, V a.
the old reliable
7unriture Repairer, Part
A.u.1 Upholsterer.
Ff you nos'1 hin hpivIcpo Phono
No. of plat1* f business, 4 27 Half!
Sircpt. Your PatronaKP solicit
KMMKT FIOWAKI).
Bluefieid Mart
Works
J Granite and Marb
Monuments
Head-Stones, Tablets,
Fencin
Cemet
Bluetield, W. V:
L. R. AUiBIT.
ATTORN KV AT LAW
U'-kh to announ< o that he hai
d the practice of law, with
No. 321 Princeton avenue, an
Mb nervlcen to the public,
practice in both State and
WANTED [
YOPR SMOR AND UMHK
REPAIRING.
all work i»o\r nk\|
MACK CAMPBE
II? SOUTH BLAND J
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