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Men's Smart Suits Fat Holiday Wea
Yon will want to “dress up" a little for
the Holidays, at least you ought to, most
everybody does. Come in and see what we
niter you, say for - * .
$12.00, $15.00 and $18.00.
Kvcry Suit guaranteed to give perfect satis
faction. We are prepared to furnish
Christmas presents for Men and Boys.
Below we mention a few articles.
UA H r OBES HANDKERCHIEF CASES
CRAVATS CUFF CASES
CO! LAR BAGS SMOKING JACKETS
In fact£everything to be found in a
complete line of Cents Furnishings.
Yon are as welcome to look as to buy.
239 Princeton Avc. BLUEFIELB, W. VA.
Successors to Shelton &. Jordon
l\TOTICE!
y
lam sel ing out beiow cost my entire stock
o? goods, consisting of CLOAKS, SKIRTS, MIL
LINERY and DRY GOODS
Am clcsing out all standing accounts. P ease
call and scttU with me only.
WM. SAMETH, - - 15 BSand Street.
typewriter#
For SALE and for RENT
Wo have on hand the follow!:
second-hand and rebuilt machine
2 No. 3 Olivers, with long ami ho t
carriages. 875 and 8m.".
9 No. 3 Oliver Hr Regular, very lit th
used, 855 to 875.
1 No. 3 1'nderv.ood. 75.000 serial,
Mo cash, 875 time.
) BLic-k’‘nsderfer, No. 7. almost nov.
r-*5
1 Manhattan. "B,” almost new. 8-“
1 t.’oTnme.rcial Visible. 810.
5 Brand New No. 5 Olivers. T
No. 5 Oliver Is the king of th
•ypowrlter world today.
More OLIVF.RS ba ve been sold i.i
West Virginia In the past two yea.
than all other writing nun blue
• t»inblned.
Williams & Stewart
Room 50. State Bank Bldg.
* BLIKKIKBD. W. V.\.
DRUGGIST SUPPLIES
Quality Rather Than Price
When ou an* Ic-k would
you sell your chances to
get well f ar a few rent ?
Certainly not. Our polh-y
hi to give he bed po: si Me
quality nt a rea>onaMr
price. Ask your doctor If
thH* Is not a good store to
bring his prc crlption to
1*« compounded. We a . .; i
be pleasr d to have y/,t> tr\
our prescription rcrvle*
CUT FLOWERS EV f.Y TUE
THURS. AND SAT. '
J, L. CROCKETT.
l*»lnceton .%vc. and lit/r«tll St.
I; WANTED
W> rsperletin d . ;»1. -on n »»»<l j
I ral> >lodl< ■< In r nit hi 11 i
during *«!«• at l‘. ml. >la it.
Kimball and Weir ti. \V. \
\p|*ty to H. Irrtlik. Klm’iwll,
| V*.
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
\\>» IN IMIS COM MX ONE CK.VI
\ \VORI».
W \.\TED~ For I s. Army, able
')c 1, in married men between ago.
o’ 21 and 35; citizens of the United
States, of good character and tem
I.«• t at ■ habits, who can speak, rea<
and write English. Men wanted now
for service in Cuba. For informn
i tion apply at Recruiting office. Blue
field. \V. Va.
MEN WANTED—Miners, coke raei
an 1 laborers of all kinds, can fin.
steady employment at tho larg.
mining and coking plant of tb<
Po ahonta: Consolidated Collier*
Co., Pocahontas, Va. Apply ii
per.on to Win. Eeckie, Division
Sup rintend* nt. 11-ltf
ROOMS For REXT <. rooms on
Pulaski Street at St 12 per month
Prof. T. if. r Christie.
b ROOM HOUSE for rent, with hath
anil basement, on Wyoming street.
An dy to f D. Harrison. 12-7-1 ‘
Vi WI FD Man to take Cincinnat’
Post n Blut'fiehl. Apply at N. .1
Marris Blueflfdd avenue, opposite
•St net Car Parn.
Ki’rj <]i led and cut stove length*
olivered to any adorer.*? on short nf'
me from the
Saxon Lima & Lumber Co.
NEW PLANT.
’hone a »rii»l ordi r to ."dl» 7 8.
iUYLSR’S CAN DU
ALWAYS FRESH
THE WHITE THAWMACS !
in ! Pi ;ri •, ,\vf nti ! Iilnnd s j
60 YEARS*
EXPERIENCE
& Tm-.c M»nn«i
77 .’’X A DcSI&WS
"*• « CCPVmCMT9 4r.
i ! Pi f ‘ i ' rt| HV.'t ffyR*
', ‘)M < ii ft'i '.i*
[ r <*trr1 i* |» I'.tMi.
I . i > .;»
SeieHUnc American,
M < 1 tf fv||fr. / iffi' «♦ r
MJINH £ Cn,^B^»r Hew Y*r
.
•N -< Mm- WliJfPh i; inarjr j
. PERSONAL
•I II. Henderson, of Yards, visit*
, friends in the citv todav.
t'h.is. 13. Fisher loft yesterday oi ;
Ja shot business trip to Roanoke.
i O. \V. Kogl y, of Tug River, wa:
t a Bluefleld visitor yesterday.
I. 13. Miller, of Red SlllpllUi j
j Springs, way ju ;T,o < ty today.
•I. 13. Russell, of Uoyoe, was her ,
yesterday. #
•las. if. Painter, of Riehlamls, wa;
a Bluelleld visitor today.
J. \. Elmore, of Ohm I.yn, wte j
here today.
*
A. C. Johnston, who is teach 11 ♦ i
school at .\dn. was here on busiues* j
today.
A. S. Ratliff left this morning t> I
spend several days with relatives'^'
\XT \ ('LAI'S HEAlXJUAItTKlR !
AS USUAL.
Again w<- iea I in showing of hoi
lay a >ds, assortments and prlc .•
’«'*» m at once. The 5 & 10c. Stor*
■ X Bland street. Prices always low
"d in city. 12-2-tf
NOVEMBER 21. 1007.
Leave 8:15 a. ni. for Roanok* j
Norfolk and all points on the Shop
u.doali division. Pullman Sleep*.
( <anoke to New York, via Hager.*
o vn. Pullman Slcoj>er Roanoke t
Norfolk, Cafe Dlnlnrf Car.
0:15 a. m. for Roanoke, Rich
non.!. Norfolk. Pullman Sleeper
j lining Car.
- 1'. in. for Roanoke and Lynch
nirg and interim citato stations an
he Shenandoah Valley philadelphi
id N<-w York Sleoper to Phllade!
.h.n.
9:38 j>. m. for Roanoke, j.ynch
ii-:, Richmond, Norfolk. Pullma'
' * i * r to Norfolk and Lynchbur..
0 Richmond. < aft* Caf.
Prom the Wont ai 8:00 n. in., 9:3*
1 in.. 2:01 ji. in., 5; 50 p. in., 9:2.v
p. ni.
l-e;ivc’ Minefield 8; 20 p. ni. fo.
nova <'olumbu» and all pointi
•Vos' and Northwest. Pullman sleep
for Columbus and Cincinnati
tofu Cara.
* Trains* arrive at Mintflehi'from th
Put at r» 20 a. in.. 2:10 p. m., 8:1
> in and 9:20 j*. ni.
in. Pullman 9!eep'T**7<"
lumtui Toll'd . ('.tie Inning Car
l,.-nv‘ 9:35 n. in and 2 25 p. m
tolly i >r Te-/e«e|f Norton and a!
ation f.n Clinch Valley division.
\rrlve from Norton and polnta oi
( Ute h Valle- division at 2:10 f
| m. and 8:25 p. m.
P'av< 0:45 a m. for Ktnova an
' iiifernu'diato stations via Wayti
• :10 a. in. and 2:40 p. m
for w i- h and intermodlat# stations
I »r I* ihoT)*a- 5:10 a. ni,, f,. I
' r,) • ''-30 a. ill.. 2: lo p. m. am
P t->- Arrive from Porahonta
'' 00 in., 2: Of. p. m., RffiO j
in . 9:25 a. ni., and 9:20 p. m.
P' Mi. in .veil, leave Minefield 5: l(
|8 ti. 5:15 ft. m.. 9:30 a m., 2:4« j
< 't on a-rent Norfolk and Wes*
n R iW'.iy for tirk'ta maps an
idditiopal Information
W Ft M16VILL. (i. P A.,
Roanoke. Virginia
rt TrVjl
skvi \ n.ws srofsi. t&r.tL
; Si." the ne* goe t* evened .it
Tim : & me. 5«cr.' 3■. < r»Vtn<! StFOel
; eppojit* pivJoffl li-2-t
10ugone an.l Virginia Snmeih are
reported right sick at their hom * on
■ Higginbotham avenue.
Go. mid sii> tin. two luiuitinni'
on exhibition at White’* Hrug
| Store for It'itcflehl's most act otup
• talird lady mid gent 11 run 11 skater.
1
Capt. It. T. Bowen, of the Wide
j mouth run, ha* been In the city wit).
hi# family for the lust we-.-k. H*
: will return to his work Monday.
THE 3 A IOC. STORE, :W Blanc
Htr»*«*t, has received over ft thouaai
lollars* worth of new holiday stoe
'or Santa Claus. Got pick early.
12-2-tf
Janie# Hern or Ada, wah In th*
city today. Mr. Horn has Ju#t re
covered from a two weeks* s<lge of
' pneumonia.
K. L. Lee, route agent for th
Southern Express company, Is suf
fering with grip nt hi# horn'* on ftn
leigh street.
<h> and M*e tho two lumdsoni
prize* 011 exhibition at White's Drue
Store for BluHiold's most .leoomp
Italasl Indy and gentleman skater.
J. J. Cooper, Miss Emma Cooper
and Miss Batile Horn brick, oi Poarls
burg, are the guestB of Mr. nnd Mrs.
V. M. Wilburn, on Fourth street.
MU« Grace Wiilburn. of 'Pearl*
burg, who *has been visiting relative#
til tho city for some •time, returned
home toda}'.
U. A. Buckner, superintendent of
the Southern Express company, wa#
here today en route to ills home at
Roanoke.
A. D. Stone, who waa awarded the
contract for making tho macad
amized road from the east end bridge
to the top of Stony Ridge, was hero
twfinisi'rjvt'iaffi for the +er)r
. ...m) ^ -• '
\fi t* tV. Smffli of F»i*j*~ricl«i ijr- !
nip*, left tbl* morning to vjm hgrj
father, w H- Ntrvandcv tt Eckman. I
n. C. WUtl«v who has been *qfilfe ‘
HI nt Ms home on Rogers street. Jj
reported much better,
j - _ I
Tho railroad Y. M. C. A. will hold
I a moetlug tomorrow evening for men
i at 3:30 o'clock In Calvary Baptist.!
Rev. R. E. Holder will conduct the1
1 meeting. This meeting will bo very
j interesting and every man is earnest*'
ly request 'd -to be present.
Mrs. F. H. Burton, of Bontown,
; was tho guest of relatives in the chf
i lost night and left this morning for i
’ Lynchburg, whore she was going tc j
■ take her little daughter to tho Odd j
Fellows' heme a: that place. It will 1
be remembered thut her husband, F. I
if. Burton, who was chief of police1
| at Bontown, was shot and killed by !
| a desperado while attemtiux to ar- j
j rest hiui about a year ago.
DUl you ever buy a hancl-#he-dowi»
| suit am) comiairo it with a made to
i order article. If not do so and con
i 'Ult us before yon purchase a salt
j or overcoat us we carry the most sc
! loot line iu the city, our motto is
! “YOU CAN’T IIKTTF.K THK BKST."
lit AN KLIN & FRKI.
—
CltKAl BITLBKRH,
An eminent divine once preach
ed a sermon from this toxt: “On
>uildlng and builders.” He talked of
he World's Great architect*., artists,
authors, painters, sculptors, etc. He:
| said that every one. no matter how
; low his station In life, who left the
world better than he fownd it, was I
a builder, that he who digged a
ditch well built ror the word'* bet
torment. He migni truthfully add
ed that he who discovers a great
remedy like Rydale's Tonic, works
for the world’s betterment. Rydale's
Tonic Is a human system builder,
t purifies and builds the blood, re
stores weak nervous systems and in
srca&es the strength and weight. All
who have used Rydale's Tonic, pro
nounces it r great system tonic and
builder.
For sale by The White Pharmacy
Cor. Princeton avenue and Bland at.
LOOK OVER THE LIST
-OF OUR -
Christmas Novelties
Everyone has gifts in abundance for the other
members of the family, but we are
HEADQUARTERS FOR PRESENTS FOR MEN
Walking Sticks
Umbrellas
Gloves
Cravats
Mufflers
Reefers
Collar Bags
Emblem Buttons
Silk Hosiery
Bath Robes
Smoking Jackets
House Slippers
Suit Markers
Handkerchiefs
Suit Cases
Hand Bags
Stick Pins
Fancy Vests
Laches Suit Cases and Hand Bags
Buy now when you can get your choice. Mail
orders will receive our prompt
and careful attention.
Metropolitan Mm's Furnishing Co.
Elk’s Bldg. Bland Street
l»o it now! It will lx* too late
when your house hums. 'Phone !•!.
II. KAHlikY mid have it insured. |
j 1 2-7*1w »
HOPE ON.
i W'hrn "louds ore low and night* *r*
Mark.
And sturlrsn grows the weary track,
• Top* on! for some dav *kb-s of bins
V.’lll bend and light the way for you.
When old toe world and gray the day.
Sod weary grows (ho totls<>m« wav.
Hope on, hold fas*. In >otir despair,
i'or skies will nome day blossom fair.
H >|.e nn. and tndtd your • •»t»*w strong —
fn;ih. although the road lai loo*
Nut on will >mi i mne drifting tl ro'ifft. I
\tid bins aklcs h It tl • n.iy for v ! |
-Milwaukee tlsnilnel.
Ancient Refer*! ces.
Lady (to applicant l<n position <is
lowest If)— My goodneei' This r*’fer
nee Is -(t<n*<| l»y | pton
Applleunt—Yla, tniim she signed It
hergelf, mum, alter I d ix-en llieto *
*ake. mum
f "Hut Mrs Upton tins h«*< tj dead for
! 20 yearn."
‘Is (hut so? Wulf' Willi! It's wan
| place aft her another Ol ve been get
1 tin’ on that char at t t»M fay 25 years
in Ol never heard before th'ut tbs
1 nor loddv was dead »»• avrn rest her
-owlN Y. Weekly.
Better always have insurance and
•ever need it than to need ft oner
«nd not have It. R. H. RASLKY xella
nothing but tht; BK«T.
1 2-7*Iw
We have some nice
ELECTRICAL
fixtures
going at a Bargain
Call and tee us for prices
Mail orders given attention
Climax Electrical
Supply & Con,
Company,
BLUE FIELD, W. VA.
‘Phnfwv So. IWI. 12 Bland Wwrf,
" ““ “r' *,L’ v
MARKETS
Sticky 'Grains Ycvyuhj:.t cotton"
N’KH* VOICn >TOC'K .'L\ItKJIT KKI'OIIT, I’t HMSHKH RY Tilt Cl i
FIKI.O nROKFRADF. AVI) COMMISSION COMPANY. DAILY.
Open Hlph. Low. Clone.
Anaconda . 315 3H 39$ 393
Amalgamated Copper.... 50 483 4S4
American Cay and Foundry. r;:?! 33^ 32j
American Cotton Oil .. ^44 -.-sj
American Locomotive, commuu. 39 59 39 39
| America a Smelters .'. 7;.* 75. 73 733
| Atchison .. 73» 71 73* 73
; B« & O. ... 4... 82 i 83 821 S3
I B- K- T. 391 41 391 U|
1 Colorado Fuel St Iron. 202 201 20 01
| Canadian Pacific. 1514 1611 1511 I'M
j Chesapeake & Ohio.. 304 301 3«> 301
I>ls. Securities .. 395 39j 39 39i
Delaware and Hudson. 113 143 i«-i w*>a
Erl*. cornmoD .. . . uj % J, ,0,
Erie, first preferred .. 5g» 3g4 3C 3C
Illinois Central .j »- i2g 125 123*
Louisville nnd Nashville.. 951 951 94 j 9 -
Mlssourl, Kansas and Texas. 205 27 26 2C3
Missouri Pacific. 54 5 4 C3 *j;]
National Lead....nj. 43J 433 43 13
New York Central .. 98 981 98 981
Norfolk and Western . 633 653 65 Q5J
Northern Pacific .HKjf 1213 1184 1194
Ontario and Western .. 323 322 32 324
Pennsylvania Railroad . 113 ll*» 1131 111
Peoples Oas. 78* 7Sj 78 78|
Reading .. . . . 941 951 931 934
Republic Iron and Steel. 18 18 18 18
i. Rock Island. 15J 15J 15 154
Southern Pacific ... 75J 731 742, 74*
8t- **•«! .. 1054 106 1041 104 3
Southern Railway, common . 14:| 141 144 1 '14
Southern Railway, preferred. to A 4t 4 0 II
SuKflr .....1 )65 107 106 107
Orea Northern, preferred.-7.120 120 1181 l'S|
Union Pacific.1184 11S2 117 116*
United States Steel, common. 274 271 27 ^.1
United States Steel, preferred. SH| 885 875 88
Cast Iron Pipe. 175 17J 17J 17|
Wabash, common . 95 105 9| 104
Wabash, preferred. 19 19 19
Western Union . 6O4 601 605 ut)4
Oreat Western. 8*, 8 5 8 8
Mexican . 15 151 16 15
Texas... 201 215. 20 21
Pressed Steel Car. 215 *215 21 21
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS.
\8 furnished by Bluefiela Produce ft
Commission Co., wholesale dealers In
produce, fruits and vegetables:
Tomatoes, per crate .$1.50
Lemons, per box, fancy.5.00
Honey, per pound.18
Irish otatoes, cr bbl.8.60
Apples, per bbl.3.00
Cabbage, per 100 lbs.1.4 0
Onions, per bu.1.25
Pears, preserving, per bu.1.7G
Sweet Potatoes, per bu. 2.75
drapes, Concords, per basket.. .25
tutabagas, per 100 lb.1.25
Peanuts, raw, per lb.09
•eanuts, roasted, per lb.91
I (LIE Kl Eld SUNDAY
SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.
A mass meeting of-3unday school
teachers, workers and friends will
bo held in i ho lA'osb.vlerian church
tomorrow at 3 p. in. to porfoet the
above organization. All interested
nro invited to attend.
WILLIAMS’
„ KIDNEY PILLS
Have you aegtected your Kidneys?
Have you overlooked your nervous
, system and caused trouble with your
kidneys and bladderT Have you
nalns In loins, side, back, groins snd
bladder? Have you a flabby appear
ance of the face, especial/v under
the eyes. Too requently a desire
to pass urine? If so. William’s Kid
ney P1U will cure you.
Price 60c.
For saie by The White Pharmacy.
Cor. Bland street and Princeton ave.
GRAIN MARKET.
WHEAT—
May .-. . . ..10? 10 2 i 1011 101}
July.961 97 964 96 J
Dec.<H5 95 ' 94 3 9 13
CORN—
May.56i 662 66} 55}
July.55} 551 55* 65*
Dec.54} 55 541 5<*|
OAT8—
May. 531 54} 53* 533
July.47} 48* 473 4 Si
Dec.193 GOB 4 93 591
PORK—
Jan.12.52 12.51 12.52 12.02
May .. ..12.92 13.00 12.90 12 92
liARD—
May . . . . 7.92 7.95 7.77 7 77
Jan.7.80 7.87 7.80 * 7:ff7
RTR8—
May .. .. 6.92 6.97 C.92 6 97
Jan. 6.85 6.85 G.sn 6.80
NEW YORK COTTON
Jan.1117 J132 1117 H28
March ...1134 1 150 1133 1 138
May .. . .1143 1156 ll11 1146
Dec. 1189 1180 1169 1171
July . . . . 1118 1118 1134 1142
Call on mo for your Chris* mas
presents as I carry the largest lino
of Toys and Xmas postal carls In the
city. JACOBS, Red Lot.
1 2-6-tf
Let us speak of men as we fln i tit on,
And censure only what.we an »ee,
Remmebej-lng that none can be per
fect ,
Unless tney use Hollister’ P.v Vy
Mountain Tea.
On sale at the White Pharmacy
TF ANY MAN in this town
* has a reasonable doubt that
Stein-Bloch Smart Clothes will
not better his looks, we are
ready for that man. In Stein
Bloch Smart Clothes we have
a good thing for you, and we
want it believed. These clothes
are so well made and are full of
so much style that they will
make an instant impression on
any man. £>. We want the
doubter.
Pajamas, Bath Robes,
Smoking Jackets,
ALL IN THE LATEST DESIGNS
Thornton Clothing Co
The Lnrtfrst Mou’s nnd Boys’ Store in the City.
401 Princeton A* e.
BLUEFIELD, - - A'EST VA.

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