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New Shipment of
RA!NCOATS AND OVERCOATS
just Received
0 ,b‘ “IriHical 11 r'all designs in Ovorc.xits that you’ll s?e.
cut in the big l ties thU sea on. The prices are not high and our f^tock
‘ ’U|/< to. Including all the latc3t dweigns.
1 .ill Suit.i and OvercoatH ready to wear produced for 113 by
Schloss Bros. £? Co., Prices $12.00 to $30.00
S te Cloflilng Co.
239J. rincet°.1 Ave. BLUEFIELD, W. VA.
jv Successors to Shelton &. Jordon ^
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jr s have re
turned from Jamestown.
Mr. and Mrs. Rober Ridner, o:
Marion Town, are visiting in the
oii y.
Captain C. M. J nnlugs, of the
l‘:ao tone Extension, was visiting in
the city today.
Mrs. E. H. Kelley anl daughter.
Miss Ethel, of Paducah, Ky., pa .so 1
through the city yestor lay on their
return frt-r.i Jamestown.
Mr-. H. H. Thompron has gona to
Philadelphia, where she will spend
sum > tlino visiting friends.
}\ M. PrlJdy, v. ho has been visit
ing in the city for some time, re
turn J to his home, at Narrows this
afternoon.
if. r\ HaH, of Roanoke, wa- in t-hr
oily yesterday tn route to Prince
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Davis, of
Sword’s Creek, are shopping In the
city.
J. H. Spfnco. of Kegley, was a
visitor to the city yesterday.
E. If. James, of Coaldale, spent
Sunday in the city.
M. G. Brown, of Effler. virile » j
Bluefleld ye: t rday.
J. H. Gerhart, of Gerhart and
Shoo key. Narrows. Va., is in tlw ei: . i
today, buying dry goods.
Born, to Mr. an l Mrs. B. K Hoy
of South Bland rtreot, an h* ir.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. W. If Page,
of Bluefleld avenue an heir.
Mrs. U. 3. KMlniore. v.ho tin ler- j
went quite a sov re operation at *he
Muofl-ld SanPoi iuni la t week. Is rr
ported Improvin...
it. S. Carr r. 1 G. M. McCulloch
wi'.ll leave t might for R ’r.ovIV •. Nc
Mexico, to k) < n 1 re.vera! days.
Another Park
fumed To CloSf
Amor;, fu?.. Nov. 4. The Aurort
national bank was fore | to close it
doors the. a: oning. J" o bank ha
deposits <■ - inia?• I at $lf»5,O0O.
FIVE KIMJ'll t Vl» AT I.FAH»
t\vi v i-\ i\.hm:ei>.
uirie Rock. N >v. |. *lvc person
k He I an l at I a * twenty Injure |
in a head-on collision, between *
northbounl pa*-" nmr anl routp
bound freight train eight mil,* fron
here on the fron Mountain railroad
A number of the injure; will lie j
111 ■ ■ ■ -- -
Presidoot SlitchEli’S
Condition Critical
Indianapolis. Ind., Nov. 1.—Word
v.as received at tho mine workers' I
headquarters today that Presld'nt
'•I Itch oil. who la in a hoc pita I al
Bn.1 a Me, has sufferevd a relapse and
that hi. condition is critical.
THK HIXK II.VS OPMXklk
i he Hluefiehl Amusement com pa
i '*y have o| «i tl thuir spacious rink
j lor the winter after undergoing sev
eral improvements, such as repaint
ing and a general cl anlng.
Polo Is played every night by lo
cal artists and on the 7th, hth, and
kfh will play Iloanoke.
Stugart, Germany, Nov. Chris
<:an Pa 1th, a carpenter, suddenly
went insane and killed ids wife, throe
children, hlj ister and then com
mitted suicide.
Farm For Sale
Near town at a great brrgain to
a quick buyer. If you are in the
market for houses or anything
in the Rea! Estate Line, we
have some real values. Call on
Booker Bt> Crenshaw
1 he change of the weather forth heavier
THitfccrwear
^ c ^‘a'c every good ard waived sty le for women,
misses, children and infants.
liADIKH* l \l>KIt\VKAIt.
.1 rev RlbbeJ Vests an 1 Pants, ,25c
Rlbbc.l Xcu-Shrinking V. & p.. f,*K)c
!■ !r.o Rlbb* 1 Wr rste 1 and Cash
n,ore • • • ..91*00 and 91.50
Pnlon Suita (Fleeced, Jersey
Ribbed).50c., 91.00. Hf.r,o.
MIHSFS’ ( m>i;rwi:A It.
Pnlon Suits . 25c., 50c.
Jersey Rlbb d Vests and Pants
.25c. and 50c.
1 1III,I>RF\’M ( NRFRHFAR.
Heavy Ribbed Jersey Vests and
,>nnt» .15c., 25r„ 10c.
IN F A NTS’ t NDKRAVFA R.
Ruben’s Cotton Shirts.25c.
Ruben h Wool Shirts , . ,50c. to 95c.
K a-:lc Wrappers.. 15c to 25c.
w. G. FERRELL,
Princeton Avenue, Bluefield, W. Va.
[Tho I Hit* t<rnt«- <{ tin- Flat 'fo|»
National is c-iiijk ^ >| of tl». follow
ing w. II lai'm ii and lilulily sin r-s*
till huiliiisN ia«-n:
Iff. Thon K. I', ry,
Mr. \V. i) Thornhill,
Mr. I*. .1 k ily,
Mr. K, S. I'f dig*.
Mi', I I). Ihiji4l:i'r,
■ Vr r r . , . ,
I cm. L K. Tiorr.oy.
I Mr. K ’f f;arr it
I Mr. E l,. i'ailoy,
^ II Thornaa,
Mr. ('. (> Wright,
Mr n A KpIWt.
T If IH lit Mx lirnd-os di'1 f- f si»s
o» »h- i WITKfi i ITEM < • » \ r ! . \
INIENT. It Is a tni»ni*p<nlvc, *«ff and
rons<T*atlv»* ln>t>tut on.
iMMarflnr'.'EW »«* r ■ ■ « i
DESIRABLE, INDIVIDUAL, Mercantile and
Corporate accounts are solicited by the
Flat Top National Bank
of Bluefidd, W. Va.
Pays 3 per cenl. on 1 ime Deposits
CAPITAL, $100,000.00
The Slrorgest Organr.eA Bank in This Sectior.
12011,01111 FIRt
111 L0CKP0RT;
—
l.c kport, X. Y., Nor. 4.—The
v. *»i>t fl»o uhi^h ha» occurred for
Jiaru li*day lo 'roved the Franklin
Mills of ih • I ockport Kvcelsler com
pany, -the R. jU.^JLlovoy coal Ira.'.le.
fbe higua) towers oi the Now York
(Central ^-arEj. a:. 1 many frc /;ht car*
I with n I .hi of come two hundred
j :houi and del lair.
iSh olinfi Trage 'y
/ni Tragidy
alt fin ore, Nov. 4. Jumping from
a f'root car toda yGeerg » Poplar,
shot his wife then out her throat,
after which ho j hot 1^ inf elf. The wo
man later diej in the hospital, whil
Poplar Is In a critical erudition. The
couple separated a week ago.
Child Dies From
Eft . els Of Borns
Lell'.a, tho thvoe-year-ol I daughter
of Mrs. A. B. Pulliam, died Iasi night
at 1 1 o’clock from the effects of a
,iev re burning recelvod yesterday
afternoon at 2 o’clock.
Mrs. Pulliam left r.hortly after
dinner to visit some neighbors, leav
ing the two children playing In the
bedroom before an open grata, when
In some manner the chil I’h clothing
became Ignited and wa t terribly
burned before (he flam k could be
'.■.tinguishod by ono of tho boarders,
w'. > via attracted to the acono from
up.-fairs by the child’s ec reams.
The. remains were taken to Nar
rows today* on No. 2 for Interment.
ARRKHTK1) FOR IIKIXH
DRINK ON TRAIN.
Wirt Tracy was taken from No. 1
upon Its arrival in the city this
afternoon by Si* cial Officer Kabo
Newkirk, charg«\l with being drunk
and disorderly on the. train between
tills city and Oak vale, where he
boarde dtlio train.
He was given a trial before 'Squire
Godbey, confessel and was fined the
minimum, $5.
ATOTTIMII R1TF. REUNION.
St. Joeeph, Mo., Nov. 4.—With
tnnny distinguish d members of the
of.ler here, the fall reunion of ‘the
Ande.nt and Accepted Scottish Rile
of Free Masonry convened today in
th> new St. Joseph cathedral. All
degrees from the fourth to the thir
ty-second, Inclusive, will be confer
red. and large classes will bo in
structed In th * work. The assembly
will close Wednesday, when candi
dates will bo instructed in tho mys
teries of lie thirty-first and thirty
second degr.es.
A-A.^J^J**.j**.
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[ Wear flood Clollies •
t* Men’s j
[♦Raincoats •
f Wo are offering Men's Rain-*
r coats at very low prices Just*!
because we have too many onf;
^ band — $1.00 ft wo k buys a*
4 swell Raincoat here.
4 If you want styllnh clothing 1
* come In and get It now and pay ;
► whllo you wear—a little each*<
^ pay day. *j
’♦ ^
[♦Men and <
t* Women *
[♦Boys and
CGirls 1
4 Men's Suits and Overcoat •. <,
B-iy's Sul's and Overrents, ^
► Wom-n’a Suits. Coa'.j. .Mlllin
▼ |
£ cry and Furs.
j* Buy of the manufacturer and*
k* save money. *
V Tit STORKS. 4
» W" ar.‘ twice over the larg-i
^ 1 ( red It Clothiers In l h 0*
^ world. Come «nd get all you
want you are welcome. *
k.. .. . ■ 4
* STORK OFF.V KVKRY K\ K\-«
► 1X0 TIM, 0 OVKOCK. 4
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I Liberty •
; Credit <
> 4
b <
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• ««> Ml,I I yit'.l.lt AVKXI R, «J
I l,«>o»| nml l.iniK |)N*nrf ^
» Telephone Ho. il'JI. i
»_t. -t. .4 .4. .4 4 .4 .4 .
urn
HITS HU
A
AT THE FINANCIERS TRYING TO
FIND A HC’A PE^>AT.
Chicago. Xov. 4.—Rabbi Emil
ITireeh. of SJnnl Temple, deplores the
e'lorts to make Preddout Roosevelt
tl;»» rea peg-oat for tho pr< sent money
stringency brought on "by the grasp
ing greed or flnamiers with elastic
conscience*," ho eald, "to cover
themselves and these shrinkage* of
values. These financial pirates look
for a icapcgoat and point to Presl- |
lent Roosevelt. If th ir p.lopery |
lmd value It never would have
ihrunk.”
HOY BADLY BEATEN.
focdl Houchlns and Walter Gea *
1 hart, two young boys, were up be
j ' no 'Squire E. P. Godbey this niorn
j charged with assaulting Kennedy
Doyle at the round house Friday
j morning.
> Boyle was selected by the cleaners
1 > take the nmet “bucking." and
when Gearhart and Houclnns
pounced him he began defending
himself by kicking until ho dnaMy
succeeded in debating both, when
one of the hoys hit him la the head
with a bolt. .
The case, was quite a complicated
jno and 'Squire GoJbev lot them
down with $f> and $2 fio and cost.
Mr. Charlie Boylo, who for a long
lime wan baggageman ter at BlueflMd.
well known and respected by the
community, was killed today while
attending to his duties as baggage
man* er on the James Illver division
of the C. & O. railroad, between
Lynehburg and Clifton Forge.
Details of the sad occurrence are
lacking.
MILS. WHEELER DIES
OF TYPHOID FK\ Ell*
Mrs. Wheeler dl-'d of typhoid fe
ver, on Laurel, In the edjre *>c Rial -
county, Sunday mornlug. The re
mains were burled this aft'rnoon
| F. A. HARMAN”
RETAILS
COAL
Office over Climax Barber Shop,
Opposite Freight Depot.
PHONES:
^ Office, 370 Residence, 5oBL
■ M A R K E IS
bUK'ku Ci/u.u't I'fivui^ui
SJ.W YOltia v.TOC'K MAItlittT Frit ViSffEli BY THK BIA!:
FIKLf» mtOKKIUGF AM) COMMISSION COMPANY. r\>LY.
Opoti. H!ah. Low. Clow.
Auacoada . 8* 845 311 34
Amalgamated Copper.4 7| 515 473 '6t,j
American Cor ami FouuJry.. ;;ij 26 243 26
American Cotton Oil . . 215 25| 24| 333
An.erkan Locomotive .. 3<2 jfi# U} Cg ,
American Sroolter* . 955 *9; 65i
Akhluon . 72» 754 7$4
11 4 y. TO 82 79 82
1‘ !{ r.. *9 312 2*3 315
Colorado Fuel & Iron. 13 16J 15 1<J?
('.madlao Faelfin...1465 150 146* 150*
C be-a peak c & Ohio. 271 L*7‘ 274 275
PK Socurltkw . 384 jfc| 37J 3H°
I)« laware and Hudson \. 1241 128 12 15 12R
Krk. common . ,7. 173 174
first preferred ..
Illinois Central .
Louisville an 1 Nashville. 921 935 931 93*
Hi* . >url, Kansas and Texas. 28 24 33
“rr!,p“'l,le.. 6“ »»» *«»
National Lead. 36 36 36 3(J
Now 1 ork Central . 941 98 94 j 975
Norfolk and Western . CSJ 64 634 64
Northern Pacific .105 108j 104| l#g
Ontario aud Western . 295 295 294 294
Pennsylvania Railroad .IO35 lOffJ 1034 108
Peoples Gas . 725 ?24 ?14 ?2|
Pea‘,‘nif *. T25 76S 72* 7!T3
Republic Iron and Steel .....13 15 13 l5
Rock Island . 124 134 124 135
Sourthem Pacific . G4S 678 64* 672
,r^Ul * ... 09i 103 103
Southern Railway, common . 12J 12g 12* 122
Southern Railway, preferred .
‘*,U"ar . 100 104 100 104
Great Northern, common . 384 40 38 393
t'nlon Pacific ..1065 1108 i0Cg mj
Ln:trtd Statrj Stool, common . 228 243 223 24*
1 nltcd State* Stool, preferred. 82* 84J 82* 84®
Virginia-Carolina, common .
Waba»h. common .n ’ jj" "st.8t
\»abash, proferroj. M, 13 . m ,,
Western Union . 02 #3, „
T ev„r" . U >*3 11 lie
„.. 18 185 178 18*
Great N > hern, preferred .109 112 109 112
-PS‘ • ... 162 17 16* 17
near her hoir.e. The deceased leaves
her husband two chlldrn.
Chapped hands are. quickly cured
by applying Chamberlain’s Salve.
Price, 2o cent?. For pale by the
White Pharmacy.
Prtris, Nov. 4.—The long rumored
■ ngagement of the divorced Countess
Do Casttllane, formerly Miss Anna
Gould, to Princess De Sagan, Count
Doui’s cousin, is affirmed now as a
fact in French society. Neither party
will discuta the matter, but It is said
th> engagement will shortly be pub
licly announced.
Big Real Estate Bargain
All of see ion 318, surrounded by 3rd and
4th avenues, 1 lodge and Thomas streets,
Eight Big Lots in the
Build-Up Section
of ( entral West End. close to Grace
Church. I his property is surrounded by
nil city conveniences. It would have been
sold long since and covered with houses
but NAS NOT BEEN OFFERED. Take
up tins at ot re lor this add inav not appear
again, ('all or address,
W.S. FOUTZ,
Room 4, Kelley & Moyer Block, BLUKFIELD, W. VA.
CRAIN MARKKT.
WRF.AT—
Op«n. Hick. Low. C1of«.
May. 1028 104} 101ft 1031
Dec.952 90S 93ft 95ft
CORN—
May .09J 60i 59} 603
Doc.580 59ft 581 593
OATS—
May. 318 528 51ft 52ft
Dec.483 49J 48g 49ft
FORK—
Jan.H.32 14.32 1 4.22 14.27
LA1U>—
Jan. 8.40 8.42 8.32 8.40
RIBS—
Jan. 7.57 7.60 7.C5 7.57
NKW YORK COTTON.
Jan. 1016 1046 1014 1045
Doc. 1045 1070 1046 1070
Maroh ...1012 1045 1011 1046
-May .. ..1011 1048 1012 1040
PliODUCH QUOTATIONS.
As furnlsheJ by BlncfleM Produce &
Commission Co., wholesale dealers la
produce, fruits and ragetablae:
Tomatoes, per crate .$1.50
Lemons, per box, faaey.S.00
Honey, per pound .It <
Irish otatoes, er bbl.S.P^
Apples, per bbl. 8.00
Cabbage, per 100 las.1.40
Onions, per bu. ..1.25
Pears, proserTing, per bu.1.71
3weot Potatoes, per ba.2.76
drapes, Concorde, per basket.. .25
Rutabagas, per 100 lb.1.26
Peanuts, raw, per lb.Of
Peanuts, roasted, per lb.9|
Peanuts, second grade, raw ., .01
Peanuts, second grade, roasted .08$
♦loxiTQK ilitVad is nmnrriRi.B
We know men in this town
who hate ready-made clothes because
they got in wrong in the beginning.
They were induced to try cheap clothes
and paid the penalty. To those men we
say: Stein-Bloch Smart Clothes will fit
you, give you style, and last you, be
cause the men who made them think
more of the value of a good name than
they do of the quick profits of machine
made suits. They are tailors, rot tink
ers. Will you try those clothes?
Topcoats, Raincoats, Stormcoals
and all the between styles,
$10.00 to $27.50.
The HAT, it's mm? is Hawes, $3.00
IF YOU'RE HARD TO FIT. DON'T GET BIT
_Never refuse REGAL Shoes. $3.50 and $4.00.
THORNTON CLOTHING CO.
Bluefieid, West Virginia.
THE LARGEST MENS’ AND BOYS’ STORE IN THE CITY.*

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