Bluefield evening leader. [volume], December 11, 1907, Page 4, Image 4

About Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911

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MISSIVES OF WOE
PRESIDENTS MAIL FULL Or AP
PEALS FOR HELP.
All Pass Under the Watchful f’ye of
Secretary Loeb, and Only Tc t
Impoilrr.t Are Seen by
Cl ief Executive.
In President (" v*lnnd s s**<- l ; I
ministration I* 11«•;«x that did n, n
l»'e to ntlicial business usu i' * we:.*
left tinaiiKWi c*d and ev. n in ark* iwl
edged |i Hurt Mr McKinley wh . s
'xhllfclo* | Ihr mil* tllilt ll t\ |i> VI ■ |i-||
fonu ft acknowledgment <>• dd hr
f**nt Je i .*nly to even letlvi nidi*- •« I
to ill*- 'A ini** Mouse. no mutt |..»w
hurnb.'e tli* wiii«*i <>i how ln> •nlfh.int
hl» cointnuulcalioii. Thin eu.j. . tr*
«tneiii|v nj. tin^understood ..
tax that u • . i i -
recommended favorable action 11;.< i
thviM. T ht»i** w.js rlion. nud is m> , u
firmly axlnbllRhod rule* thui i. h r
Mi** presid'd i i or uny ntltor « \»*« :i«Iv
officer xhatl «* x ♦* 11 his |h*is<ui:iI in flu
*«nce In bi’lialf of any private niuftni
Only th ■ lot ins of tin* pr* -uj m y
tvtsomi| I iends and thorn* of prom?
id*m offtciuls relating to conn |. ntiu!
mafrers a .* reserved l»y , tarv
l.ueh for lie* perusal or his chiel Th**
hulK Nil I i.vopt* of i he pi* shlerii dail
mtiil 1 traders any other coins.- in pva
livable.
111 cTiwy auminiHirntion n White
House Is the target for cvety r<»rm of
6Uf*< *iion or appeal the* pi* .. n it
*-ir to either Hu* wi ll ordered <u the
disordered mind However. i ";it
or number of the* presidentV w.-nd i,
sdvisets—a» least of the gentl* . .
* re neither ertatlc nor insuin Tnev
•re the Bond, patient, sell .nrlliriuc
women of tlie country, and t■■ tt«'
■.neans all are of the solid and < ir
l>!e class referred to hy Abrahstm t.ln
>eln whan he said that ‘ tin* I o l mu,
have foved the plain peopl h
t'onid not have iinulo so ninny ot
them."
! he letters written by women to t|
prealdeal, J.lneH without . \«. ptiott
extremely touching. No . util
tiumtwr hear evidence of I. h uf
careful and even pntyerfnl > i;> t n
preps ration. in oihcta defci <\ •
lug. false syntax and crippl:
COUbiua t<
writers firmly believe to »,.• i
Muay are profit. , in their up..
tor encroaching oti the tin, ,t n,.
busies t chief ex*
«vet has hud. but all are c. . »•, j
’hst it is in lilt, power to aid
The rapid advance in th • intel’,
ge.n,^ of the women of th l hi.
Slates lja* failed to disnlut, tV jt. •
of ihe avetrg,* woman of tin i ’. ; th ; j
’lie president, if he would. « uV: '
right every wrong th:t i
'fountiy. This idea, while cut .dm i
ttthint'. by the uneducated, mo
an policed by that class H .
yenag women who could pus nlnn,-■
without au error an examination i,
lb* civil government of tp* iHit.
Htates Im iiisttera that concern tin
personaliy arc prone to att.i tf to
ll:. president ln]f', porr . „• 1 !n
pul iVC Ji. le'iiM-M | .t <.v , ( i . if
Ihn iii I In- ini i• 11 : r. hi of l*i • ;i
dent 'Icilinl- vi . fi r i i ae v
Wei" till* mod liumeii.i*' 1*1 ih*» 1,1
t -i ’ i >! \V !•■' i I ■ " • AI; •. > •
petition el til’ : r ha .e : • ■ a > | .
celw d in I'; : , and AI 1(00
Vi It. • i lliO'i; ■ Hu I. iui ii 'M'.i ■
"cliw hi .(i<is i li i 11 a . fi *»• ii!.-»,i |
\ *'•'*: hu.it n • I i the liiaant ;• in which
the liiyi t of oJIhinl sal tries tint he
nu"|c t<» <1: i| l' :»v. I nn .its <>' hi •
familliM. u i"e!fill\ t'lese lucdudia
twills or I i'ipiel s, |,|i\ I' mnet f.a
nuikhm known to tin eiilel execiUIv
• ' a* they ii e taAln due j. e< aatlo
nm iust rare suit i«|«* A v rv me Im
fill s ait to e.vh ot tlie.-o interest h:
fmii lies would roter Sagamore l||||
w iii mon ui e. hi le* a than a war.
Previous Stones on
I'1 I'l* m ai to he sewitm tlieir
llllUS and I llC J I* hlO'K'lH'B IlliO t licit
• * .:•*-« i’ lull of stunt id the ,ji|!o.
titsuie " he n -It the c:i|d*;:l aiiiier |iUe
i • •. ■' window , ii ith a ID ran
• lM,v • llva n hef ili . fashion
VV,M l",,vah it. i in- prominent old h* |\
In re of the old 11 l.ool that \vi ait cup*
, new.'d se.eral j air of selicii*
• a iap; Into ihe filjt.s of lur inp
' w In n i i yr; ado toilette.
' •> l I ailHH Hiii. |
< f i In* limit I mil r j- naire senator f10,„
N.'\v le. s<-y. has lor some 'lino hr •. n
’ Karlorlnl celebrity. Mis, uf.aili wbr
l.r-ais a remarkable phy deal reset,;
l>la nee to Mr Itoosevi It. was a p|,,
l’- h,,i> ia j ‘Wei plated r hapenav
\l least a *n diamond and etnerahl
and HHpphlr*. i Iti-.s pleani from u pi .
tv luce edif •cllcui that Mir; K>a
• ;ilen 'visu. on It •. head. The nettum d
I.at Ota' . a lira showing on ,|„iv
i" n box at t'- ib.-at, ,• Mbs Ko,ni.
r dltl.U \ to tile r||B|. in of most w, ill 1
' " 1 i 'Vt"'i - UT low common
sense heids on her walking: hods, lint. i
hlyher than the spring heels of < hil
dll'll.
V.'hal family jewels you have 1 t |
’ ' ' Q|l you I
'Oil j-ew on >''.01 shoes } \ ■ f ■ I
Mira* Kll ns. the hand, oi l > h .
•U-h;.' Imliitip d .'rami; dau • f !
‘'•’■naloi' n i!n W , \-(, p., . .
!"' ‘•uhles '•! a ludo lor In r pii m
sllppei s.
Has r r Net | Pi
0,M • I Wll : , . ■
* 's 1" 1 * un .'Hid "iiln.it, iakl
•vedielr,. i, ill, rernarknhh r»*o>r.
V. illlam .'I. :*iarr, tli« mom notah’
l! Hi* .* ( la, lost of Oldr
Inb.lhii iris of Wash’iiv, H,. u
•’ "n iM N train la i.. isor. upon u,.. q ,
vie ,e a bali c-dtu,: late,- |he ten'lb '
b* ,e» t f< ffght
No Sense of Humor,
l.iltl Hobby wa enteidntnlrK Mr
Geezer while Miss 1 Upper watt op. j
.••tails adjusting her back hair and glv
ir.< her face a few final daha with the *
powd" r puff “My ■ i.~u*r say a you ain't
n<d no idea of humor.“ said JJobhy.
b'dced Mr. Geezer relumed,,
■'when iftd she say Ihat?’*
' dust oft* r you was here the Inst
time Sim j .id : die . a'.v you lookin' at
yourscdl in He* mirror and you never
luffed wurisi."
» «A^MawnMBMnaaaaaatuauwiaHa
[advice Til. ’■
| YOUNG IfegH
* Mn* Kill, after shi* his bf.*t*Ji
-J v 0 •* ound a brilliantly light,
it room . unit neon s of time to
i: .M i. 3ou*m am] lloihrrl. to a se
t'!<l '! '<.iiit*i <f a moonlit viratioa
m : .r i kd Mi it 11 • moon
‘M ’ • •,"t" it v.nli •■•.oil cflect
•i< 'pi n,to iin ,u> ami (iir.i’fvt.
I v»iy lov l>! | have often
i h« Ughl** on
tu* .ii u** ami hta *v that it causes lilt
• • •< t*> cotiic (nit ivtil.
Iti tin,*i,i , win per 8|p. i* bound'to
reply, I > uitifut! lot i t imoi help
One profile hliiuth'-d
■Mo .i ip li< (t( mu• hie m,d your large
’•*K lookin',' .♦ Im«i:-*t like twin Mai>,
lluii ofh ns vou remark: ‘This
i tfhall sco thb rat •> •
t ‘ .ho* ..it lie If11.i,i 111,111 mv lone
I.. t.. » - *
.. ">"11 i.ook 101 a sliaoe ol
H. .l|l|M>il|trii< 111 Oil lid 111 Util I fill fn< *•;
tiowi v< r. Miiitliiue without Iho : h:uj
I m-p t .<> hack i the ol’icc
'!•> dull-. grlud: u <,10,1 ll<(| q0 f,„
1 puoi <|i ; il like iii>m I| to have too
!>)ug >1 sp< 11 oi happinc It unfits one
,or the wink adav world again."
x heave .. e,u Jl p. . u u Altei >e
a.ion v * mi In f.illj pm r»u ns follows,
md >»h - iv. .ill ilie din (lions 1 give;’
*> * I must go hack to tlio grind*
sioi.o (Slap youi foreland haul.) I
■ l>.ill iliink- (pot ill" vciy quint#
' ,H' "* tddon«*d melancholy in
'' 1,1 ' I shiill iliink (place
I- lot on I k k of die sett- 1 lo-iuoriow,
" .'ond' 1 light, ol 1I1I3 place,
of 1 hi hour, outmally. 1 lei your voice
1 1 • ''* >oid 1 ( move hand». and ol
,M"' ilng l oi-.in foum- one who —
one 1,1 ,. ,.|.,.
1 an w- i ; so keep light on.
'hlii following spoeli should he
i-K ■ " 1/.‘mi and 1 "cited before* n full*
1 *1 pit 1 gi.i- Isun- to he letter
•" 1 " ' 1 I'* •N>h c.-iuks are neces- 1
nrv; just straight lalk:
Iti'-re mi .. days, Miss Golden*
rod which we think i.r m tim*s aB 1
1 , lio oases In our life’s desert. My
w« - !< <-nd at this house has been one
*" 1,1 ’ I here an- lionis. 100, hours
"fen 1 ;u s rise in the heart .md gather
to the ( >. s tiliim t involuntarily and
feeling is stronger than speech — Its
intensity depriving us of giving
xpresydon to what—to what the heart
would lain lift* i Have have 1 your
I ermi ion to call this hour mine? 1
•' I think oi ji. in after days, as 1 I
’had think of ii oh, how often—may t
• then Hunk of tt as mine?’* I
Ivee,i your t;i. open for a tromu ]
h"is v lilspi r lo the effect that "You
\ ou should say, "Thank you,"
h d hloas oil* and it is natural
'hat you should take her hand in
yours to give due force to your words;
"'tdial enough, loo. that vou should
hold ii there beyond the time neces
sary to give it a gentle squeeze.
l-et 1 he moon play an important part 1
in the impressive silence that will !
follow tho aforesaid squeeze. In the*
aiiic.-.l p:u lance, lei the moon "do the
"* *' " ' " ^-s' Jolt^tk -x-a
•»* i>. .»• for a brief moment
( Now, are von ready?
Mr C rid Cwc iidok-n! f,„ this
oiicc i passion tuimt Hug hi >onr sun
humeri throat)— I cauuot bear this
longer. I know bow weak it Is: Imt I
I <n ii not. <niinot help in v If. Gvtudo 1
•***|. (oi whatever tier name 1st, do1
you not see that 1 love you? Forgive
i iin* inv weakness, pardon it as spring I
j *»‘K as springing front the strength.
* <»l in> love. I did not mean to have !
; told you tills. How could tlie si mg-I
' •'ling, unsuccessful—tl always use j
; “author.' toil you may chance to he
| u bank clerk or a real estate broket) |
-author, tin- penniless, disappointed
I artist wlm has seen the dream of his
ambitious youth fade and die away
i under the blighting influence of— -of
dastard enemies, leaving him almost
without a hope, how could such a man
ask you to share his lot?—a lot not
<>u Fifth avenue, a lot not even 25 by
H*0? Ay. even though he saw In you
tlu* realization of his [deal, though
inn* he ha known you ills thoughts
have known noue else; even then he
coulcf not tell you this. The very
pride which lias been the chief ol>
Stacie to tils success I i life prevented
liini This foolish weakness, which
made him forget his purpose fur the
moment, your noble nature will for
give. I know. Good-bye, Miss Golden
rod— I had rather not face the peo
ple Inside just now. Good bye! Good
bye! Will you think of me sometime*
when in after years, when—when—
when you are happy, and I—Will you
think of me then us one who staked
Ills nil on a vain hope which IiIh sense
of honor hade him give up, though it
was to drive him forth again into the
world a sou lies vagabond? Good bye.
summer, good bye! Good bye for ever!
I cannot stay in New York, for 1
‘night sec you in the autumn, and it —
it — wouldn't do, you know.”
You will require a diort rest after
delivering these lines You will find
the hand that lies in yours quite pas
sive. l.ook in her face and you will
see tears glistening in her eyes. Ten
derly kiss hei good bye, and, like iht
good, inmost American you are. In
quire, "Will you bo my wife?"
it i: dollars to doughuuts that the
girl replies ‘ I will."
For the last 15 minutes she has
hern admiring you as an actor; now
she loves you as a man of business.
Riches of Simplicity.
Poverty is relative. Thousands who I
eal! themselves poor would be rich
on the 11 incomes if they would wban-j
don a senseless and vulgar compeli !
lion with their neighbors and live
more * imply.—London Truth.
Japanese School Appliances.
South China is being covered with
Japanese educational appliances spec
ially adapted for Chinese use—school
books, maps, globes, anatomical and
other charts—all helping to rescue
the people from their ignorance. Kvery
school teaches physical and military
drill. In every town of any size, and 1
often In villages, there are now i
schools with foreign fittings for teach
ing western learning.
HAD SCMt IDEAS a BOUT*V RT.
Rural French Critlco Qave 3.ulp‘.cr
Unhappy Half Hour.
At < baton on tlie* Saone ha.* Just
l*c«?n lomiguratril ibe monument
< ut**d l»y Mofeau-Vantbier and Rersid
io commemorate the oatlonal defense
superb cuirassier who carries across
liN saddle, the liody of a color h**aier
who yet < lasps in his aims bis broken
standard
On the eve of the unveiling the mu
nicipal council, presided over by the
mayor, repanod io the foot of the
statue to examine and see If it should
be accepted.
Are you not golnq to tear off this
Kicen mold?*' ask^d the mayor of the
sculptor
Hut. monsieur.” replied the sculp,
lor, ‘‘that is ve: rtixris.’*
''Verdigris? Verdh'iia! * said the
mayor. "I undersii ml that very well.
I'uihlnu! I know hat. this ia verdl
Kris, hut It Is dirty. If I had a
kitchen outfit of that color I would
have It scoured. That must be cleaned
up. You'll ha.e to mako that shine.''
Hut, monsieur—*'
moment a member of tho
council having stiuck the body of rh«
bronze horse with his cane, they all
cried out: "Thin Hounds hollow!”
V our bronze is hollow, monsieur,”
said the mayor.
The unhappy sculptor then took j
gr» at pains to explain that all bronze i
statues were hollow. The mayo:- I
maintained an air of defiant Incredul- j
ity. and us he passed around the monu- |
mem said: "It appears to me yon have
hardly detailed the hair In the tall.”
This W;»s too much for the sculptor.
I wished,' he Bald, "to screw natural
hair into Ills tail like the hair used In I
children's hobby horses. It would
have taken six months to have done
so, and 1 reflected th.it It. would have i
cost yon too much.”
And the municipal council of Chalon
agreed with the .tustnena of thia ob
servation. Le Cri do Paris.
Keep Burglars Out.
Huy ,li ;m.v hardware store a small,*
plain hinge, one and one-half inches ,
long by one Inch wide when closed,!
or smaller. Screw nno aide of hinge |
upright on to the lower right-hand
corner of upper window sash, direct
ly above tho alight tlnnge on all up
per sashes. See that the hinge Is
toward and almost touching the win
dow easing. This will leave one
able of ihe hinge free to turn. When
wishing to fasten window turn the
tree side of the hinge as far hack as
possible. This brings it over the low
er sash. It will bo Invisible from the
outside, hut will prevent the lower
*»sh being raised or tho upper one
lowered. When hinge is closed It
will not Interfere with raising win
dow. and does not disfigure or weak
en tho window sash.
So.
at 'xpect to ketch
tchtw’ hay Lev got
iow'a that, Jabez?”
da hi a time pitch
A PIANO BARGAIN
One Slightly Us< d Piano
— FOR -
$150.00
<!uU wold for $400.00 wheci new. ha
been oat of oar More a »ont one
month, beaatifal maliop. iy cawe,
doable reaeered Inside ml oat,
4
height 4 feet 5 inches, wk.h ^fpet
3 inches, depth 3 feet 8 Inc .ee, irory
keys and ebony wiiarpa, f ill metnl
frame, three pedals and tin* material - * —
throagbont, and Vully warr mted.
FORD MUSIC COMPa; '
Opposite the Postc Mice
BLUEFIELD • - - VEST VIRGIN
KELLY & MOYER*
DEALERS IN
WHISKEYS. WINES. BR/vNDIES, AI
BEERS. Porters and all 1» inds of Liqu
FIRST CLAS >
BILLIARD A POOL-ROOR CONNFCTF
OUT OF TOWN ORDERS SHI *PED PROIW
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ARCHITECTS
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Rooms 6 and 7 8ohn Bi'llding, Bluefleh’. W. Va. ’PUona j
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P Announcement to the intelligent. Investor and Home-Seeker.
PBOPEBTT" -IS 1TOW OSST SAXS !
j;0 you know where it is? What it is? What it is destined to be? Listen !
i nt< property is locate d i,« the ’WEST END, inside city limits, IMMEDIATELY ON CAR LINE, only a few minutes
tr< rr the u. ness section oj the city. Joins property of Bluefietd Water Worksand Improvement Comany, and
tie ( NL\ desira! L and giea RESIDENIIAL SECTION in progressive Bluefield. Wide, well-graded streets, city
water, lights, sewerage and ALL Cl T ADJUNCTS.' The only strictly desi ruble location left for the busy man’s
v>me. Just far enough from-just near enough to—the busy hum of the city.
Rear! nil1 baP Pleasures with City Conveniences. Beautiful Home-fites.
iiuou Ud> ouihcient restrictions to insure HEALTHFUL, SOCIAL environments
Some Pertinent Remarks:
Do we employ a brass band and a “silver” tongued
orator auctioneer? Not much! No free lots or free
lunches. Did you ever get something for nothing?
Do prize packages'accompany diamonds or g .Id
dollars? VVliy pay the tiddler?
Intrinsic Values
are in these lots—•»values which will increase
with E*luefield’s growth and which can NEVER
depreciate. DO YOU GET THE IDEA? Nature
h the landscape artist for this beautiful section.
Enterprise, thrift, and refinement will dolithe rest.
C('; *n and 'ook at the map. Let us take you over the property.
rou don t buy a ‘ pig in a poke ’ or a goat farm.