Bluefield evening leader. [volume], December 12, 1907, Page 2, Image 2

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The Daily Leader!
Published t \<1 > cveuiu/
Sunday.
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Kn ' red ns *o -on.I olus- i
\wtl Ntii. titiHi i tin* i*i> : <> • . •
at ithieiield, \v. V.v, undo. i
»' ngress. Mar !i id, 1S7!».
suusrim*i min h.\ i i:s
1 >;• !y, one y> ir. j
i 5 i. ly, sl\ :ri 'llh -• . |. ij
J'«*l'y, one mouth. 2.-,c
Addrc all comnninlont lei and
till rein Ltaticc; to t.i Ijm, *.on«
1’ubMohIi e C >nipauy, J. a Muir !
don. Mngr.
Ii’lophoii>*.: Hu Incas ollhc at:
h 'torlal li 'i. i, »»3.
Advertising rates made kn >\ n oi
iij Mention.
Tilt I{S|>\\ .UTlIltXoo.V, mil . ij.
: cnator Jeff 1 avis of Arkansas wub
ns good ns his word. 1! did make n
> •* I Tiot speech against tru. .. al
though he broke the precede), „t
new senators, who are suppes. l o
hten and not talk until th. have
passed the freshman class.. \\Tr*n hi
announced the intention of making a
eech Immediately after ’i n . ring
upon tils duties as senator, tin- old
senator gave him the hor.se laugh
siiid declared they would leav. iiu?l
hi .! and while the new senat< i ed
diessod his remarks to ciupiy < .
and those who might appear in th
k ■' erics. lint th' press began to
comment upon tlie matter, and de
clared that it was not in keeping
*lth the dignity of that body i0
subject any in tuber, however, i "w.
to an indignity, and the mn'i. i ally
hecame the subject of so much . un
nicnt the country was curious about
Uie affair, and contrary to expecta
tioiui the Arkansas senator wo given
an attentive !i a ring while lie poured
oiioc into ‘he trusts.
There is one thing we must n lidie
about the* Junior Bt»n;.tor from Ar
kansas, that is. ho wenl To Washing*'
on with the idea of doing somethin c ■
and refuses to b* suppressed. ;p
is as much a senator anTT'u aTW.-i htty
«S high to his state as the mo t an
tique relic in the upper house and
we admire him for bis determined
Hand, however much we may dislike
•Hie measure he lias introduced be
fore that body.
NO Tillltl> TKIOI.
Resident Hooseveit has e.id i.tiy
rea l the handwriting on th<* w i!l
for at last he reiterates the .1. la
i.Uion lie made on the night of tij •
la-t presidential election in which he
declared tliai under no clrcumst nn ■
would he be a candidate for n - .»»•
cept another nomination, and
tl-ai he has not changed and • shall
n-t change the decision thu an
no’inced."
The president will most like'
tempt, to influence the pai y into
nominating Taft, but In this to* will
have a different task, and me 1 wi h
violent opposition even In Mr. r
own state
The two most popular men in
America are Theodore Itoosev* i and
VilJlam J Hr yj n Both sir n i .it
prominently iibuv* all others iti i • t
respective parties With tin . in;;
mrion of Hooseveit as ;i candidate
tlie H<-publican party ir h > eb s d>
spl f. The radical clem nt >f ;|,
‘ stand patters” ore at dn-'i. •
drf ri No candidate but Tin *d< •
Iloosovelt could uni’o the part H
Indeed the popular pre.dd nt himself
could.
The Democratic party will no t •
for** tli country in a solid . halanx
n>‘\i year. .Ml factions will unite
upon Mr. Bryan. He is ;he otn iria;,
w .10 can lead the party to victorr
Tli * opposition to Mr Hi van bn
given away. Those who have iblv
hit 1 continuously rinco his first nop..
Iration in have nrT?fo h lc. !
his leadership. Henry Watteison.
who has fought the Nebraskan r e*
tliniously now endorses hi* rand
dacy and urges noin>• — Moii
With Hot kcv 1* our of the way Hryan
will tm lestionav-y win.
No report from p ! of
Health Only boll tb« water ft nlsb*
• 1 and/ Mean up o r prentl
ft a p an that cx-Tax C 1,
oner Dilllon enters the gtjlc- i*l
w.td the big coal ini'
hind him
1 " ( bar! • on Oszetfe
tit t by thi* lime m x year "T ‘ "
'itlll b a* big a jo Vo
Tie* Parkersburg .Pate Journal
<b - s not tak'* ♦> I t *h 1 1 >
si 1 Idea—there are sevet* u. :
bats vi, on which th< party r
In tl * > v< nt of nn extra ^e*ioi
I HI
'Hi" M'-'lunaf) >ti of II n f{ <
Ja^ non a* Ju-lr-: of t’e T • •
Jndlrjol Dtstrlf' Indicate# u •
i ^ * • * t \ i ’ i a 11 i ■ i.) i \t ,'m ,| i'
ii.itm Vi * i »)■)■. i iM I'ltifiMifl i •!
$t*-*t in tlie v oil lilies o\i i v. ho e
Our'- III ^.Ihi.jili, fnvt ha* prr
aidt'il I *>111<» liipknuii i gifted in
.! ut. in- degree wit la Hie <|Ui\ii»ly*
'but atlorn tIt ■ bench. I'm lit*, run!
; • • • t i** a lawyer pninstnk
• • i1ugh in investigation, and
• II- M. it possi HK*‘d of till* judicial
.. :siI•• lament. In* has e tabliahed i
*• ' I .s i u.lge which is repl te with
niarkei < ifieliiiey and honorable dis
. inet Ion The State can ill olYovd *.o
spare su< it men an Judge Jnek son
from h r public senrfee.—l.yneli
jiirg News. .
'V*> an very much of the opinion
h;. Mi Dillon has changed li Ik mind
1 ' •!• 1 be unbecoming in pa to
•iniulv* whether the cause ]* to he
onr i in influ nc« s emanating from
'• "• ' vinher i»i Mr. Schorr. Of course
tin' ;» ti ionfl and nil the an ,wers
Mi the eireular letters were on tilt*
si le 'il his candidacy, therefore some
one must have struck a powerful
lieik at the right time. -(’harleston
• Ja/> I e.
Is it the object of the Thrce-Ont
!’• i s visit to the White House to
apologize for ills unbridled audacity
n heating Rurtoti. the court cnndl
1 l'ov Mayor of Cleveland?—Now
York Sun.
I’ei haps one reason the president
open tod a pari of his former mos
age is that he wanted to nee how
t would look without the simplified
lolling. Atlanta Journal.
The ' agle of the new $20 gold
ece is represented in llight. . It
• ill be agreed that tills is fittingly
•nililomntie of money’s most pro
nounced characteristic.— Washing
ton Herald.
Some way the boom of Senator
K»o\ does not look as though it
•ould stand a growl many liaru ones
— Atlanta Journal.
MAPTPtt^w «Nn
SOTTP STOT4ACF
•riCKl.t IIP.'ff.VFJl AVI» »*F.!t'l
\XENTI.v ( i ItEII BY It Y HALF'S
.ST TABLETS.
Heartburn and sour fltonmeti ar»
caused by an ac’d o' Pour condition
ttio stomach Uui'-k relief is on
i ned from there distressing symp
• in of indigestion by takhng one or
■ * y tablets when needed. Taken
Gariy after meats they tone and
• •ugthon the stomach and enable
o digest the fond and prevent ter
•citation, which Is the cause ot
•Mtt-burn anil sour stomach Sole
• ml guaranteed by The White Fha -
nncy. Cor PrlncetlD avo. and Bland
Street
CLEARFORK
Cloarfork, V’a., Dee. in Joe i.nn •
and Cab Horton, of Bluefleld, are in
our vicinity bird hunting for a few
days.
Messrs. .1. it. Gregory and C. H
Stowers have gone to Minefield with
t lead of produce.
Cline Stowers and .las. Tgo passed
through here a day or two since
o’Hi .1 nice lot of hogs for the Blue
field market.
*'G Vi;*. Davis and brollter, paid
>1| o. V. C tree. Of Tazewell a
plei.j-ant viBit
*' C. Snead, of Tazewell, was here
on ! usint'ss Monday.
■I s Morgan, of Bluefleld ,is here
°n a visit to his sister, Mrs. J. j.
Mi hop.
•r K Gilliam, of Cove Creek killed
•' lork* r that weighed r.lo pounds
net.
J
'o inspect his raw mill and lumber
can < tt other poiutH*on the N' and
w
d. 1 Xf• k ho .old a fine horse
in lIn raze well market for th** sum
of I;{u0.
VTLIIAM3*
M KTDNFY PILLS
Have you oeg\e ted your Kidneys?
Have • ou overlooked your nervous
•ysfen and earned trouble with your
kidneys and bladder? Have you
f slnn In loins, side, back, groins and
bladder? Have you a flabby appear
g.cc of the. f.ice, especially ur.det
the eye-. Too requcotly a desire
*o pa •« tt-lne? rf BO, williams Kid
ney pill will cure you.
*rl' e 60c,
i’or ->aie by The White pharmacy
( ' r Bland street nr:d Princeton ave.
Ute ;ss iess of Killing Authors,
i;*rr> I n illy no us- killing nn
v"*° r ■ ' m i)»e count rv pro
' Kvm*r r ti rr- because the man with
• ; •>* him M 1ik» a bird that mimt
; hi ( f We mltrlif lart a new or
‘ '» / »o discover people likely
Uiok., and strangle them he
i they find a piih’.laht r, l#*it even
h d eni 1 fall, her an /• lr Is n«>i pov*
•il" 1 ■ ■ il «■ ho r n write a micce*
k intll t wrlll.-i), TJ.r.
faculty an*ff In the moat un
• i r' - dot. ,i can
s i.iin(lcr —Sat
' ♦ ii i cak of men rv wo find f h ro
Ai d cen ire only what we can nee
K< rrimeberlna that none can be per
fect
r.ilwwi tnny me Holllater'* Rocky
Mountain T#a.
On aalo at th Wlilte Pharma/ y
BLUNDER- IN- SfHffiCH
amusing mistakes mauu u/
FOREIGN DIPLOMATS.
"Their Ignorance of English Language
Somet'rnes Taken Advantage Of
by Mischievous, with Laugh
> able Results.
, Many and ludicrous are tin* blun
dci - im.uIo by woiii'.' diplomats #ltir
iin; ibelr llcst winters Ir Wash::;,;
ton. o/ rout so, such miutukea uro
’nail** in pure* ignorance of the Kng
•iah lnnvuugo. and the social c us lotus
obtaining li**n*. Itut woi to tlie on
"’ary diplomat wlm asks udvicu of a
luinhicvmt* Washington maid, for she
•; likely to load liitn ttstruy simply
fur ilii* joy of the sport.
Some 11 ill* ago an attache of the
Malian embassy, is ho had arrived in
The city w lie-ii the season was in full
twlng. was invited io a superb private
fill given by the wife of a prominent
*• uatnr lie accepted, and at the
«l»nce ho met a charming glri who
spok* vi-i \ goo-l Italian. v. Lloh added
uo *111 ly to his on joy m<ut.
•'r supper ho toiilldcd to this girl
TltHl as he spoke very little Kngllsh
he was worried as to what ho would
<av to his hostess, in acknowledg
ment of her courtesy, in having. The
Khl. ytomptly loplied that sin* would
five him (he best phrase in use for
saving ndleux to his hostess, and then
she coached him until he was letter
perfect.
Ms tin guests were departing the at
tache appi(inched Ills lioHlcsa. Click
ing Ids heels together and making a
most i h hoiate bow. he declared in
Impressive tones:
"Adieu, madanio. I haf had a bullt
golli liiif."
The in te.-a was unable to control
her laughter she acknowledged his
, salute
Aii attache of ti:*. French embassy.
" bo found the ! ■, ]ish htngtiage a
! • e uul puzzle, was speaking of n
Kt.ii !\ Washington society leader. He
wmlicil to express his admiration for
her.
All!" ho 'said, shrugging his
shoulders. "She is n grand woman, so
well deviled
An I no.-need listener, who was a
friend of the woman in question. In
ligtiuntl) demanded whnt he was talk
about. and found that the French
man had meant to conipli ucut her fig
ure by saying she was well developed!
Some winters ago another diplomat
had great difficulty in rernemb ring
lares and names, lie finally lilt upon
a plan which he thoir lit would prove
satisfactory. If > carried a Uttlo red
note liook wherever ho went and put
down the names of the girls, u de
scription of their appearance and the
color of their gowns. This last item
spoiled a good scheme and led to end
less confusion because lie was very
likely to meet a girl at a im whom ho
had sat next at a dinner, and naturally
who was not then in low neck and
short sleeves, and thus he was always
blundering.
One of the Chinese ministers on his
urrival received an Invitation to a
ieiy lnrg" and important dinner srlven
by t government ofllclal. lie carefully
lead the formally engraved card and
then wrote on its back: \|| right.*'
put ii in the envelope and returned It
to the son dor. *
A debutante last winter went to a
large dinner at which many foreign
CIS wen. present. A South American
attache took her out to dinner and
everything went well until the des
B-’t L was served.
J'y tl.ii time the debutante's small
talk wa exhausted, ns sin had had to
chat mo e than her fair share 16 keep
the ball dliiig. she noticed that the
attach ■ '..I not cat his ice. and to
make conversation she asked idly:
Don t you cate for ice? cieain?”
' a'"- answi.. d simply, "it al
way .j gii in i a pain In tny front.”
An a"ache of th German embassy
i ci]i to call on some Washington
libuds th»! night that President Me
Kill ley IWu|. Ill iug told that, the
president was sinking he expressed
not only Ids sorrow, hut great stir
prise by saying:
f am all taken aback, for yesterday
I heard that he was as keen as a
mink."
No one has yet found out what Idea
he intended to convey.
Washington's White Squirrel.
I he c are probably a thousand
gray squirrels in the various parks
in and about Washington,’* said an
old ,entl.onan who walks a great deal,
'but there i only one white one that
I have ever seen or heard of In my
rambles about the District. lb—j
Hmc ii ;i ii■:ib* has his home among
tin* trees in the somewhat itnfro
qtnuiied part of the Mall between
third a ml Four-anil One Half Htrcch*
lie Inn been tlie o for over a year
ro.d tlie people it. the neighborhood
w ho have made hi i acquaintance rfl||
lie albino because of his white
' m :""i p nk *ji . • t first i„. was
esi ■ d at
ound of app on, bine foot
Mae and con
'd tlie band*
’ him pro|>*>r
i»»M like the
lUtfleb fJke
*' «f dogs and
.. who some
b. offering
I of 11 nt* My
• be albino
1 * somewhat
first, he cvllr
•i when sat|.
r< honorable.
j fi i*y i
TAK AND CANflHA LAOITA
Roccrt ijvfrwort
the complete core of Coughs,
Cold*, Asthma and Hrenahltla and
*11 Lung complaint* tendering to
Consumption, MVERWORTH TAR
AND WILD CHERRY, have for age*
maintained an eatabllahed reputation
• * standard Cough Remedy. It con
tain* no eplum or harmful drug, can
l*e given with aafety to children.
Rrlc# fl.dO
Member o'-Fif'VMl it .->* C?mm itee
Fa^rs a
1 hor»* Is /yHicug probability that
ti>:M '-•■H8UQ may •«■ au inipcnuut
t in**. <• In f;.ovt* Ml oil- • methu iu.
I li>* practice Ol Mini it. ’ a yn.il ''"OIU
lile field equal iu \al»m to a tcuehi* -wn
"■ **■"* ••linu'itil mjju i-.t «,nn ago, and
ufit> lull Hi 11 It* I and Impor'ant
im-mlii-r ( f njtbull idea con..jiit*
!• «• Is in fu-.ur ol :i!n i! hing tho . -tra
I-uint allowed %: • ;i a >.oal 1$ kicked
f‘°»i iJaci-uit at a touchdown
i Ills man, why v.a u member of t}io
*1<1 nth*.; cointnllti 1* I.u»ore* the refer
i.iailcn of the game in 1905. thinks
:hu the difficulty of kicking tills goal
i • not l»y nny me. m out firth es gj-< at
*■ 1 •hat of scoring u ti ichdown, und
•hat there lu no r'ui.son lor continuing
to award a point for tut ft goals. It Is
thought hy a good many persouh that
•here is go little dltncutly iu klcklnv
this goal that many gun *» are slinph
delayed hy the lime lab n to punt out
and make the kit i;.
°f courao, many goals are missed,
but it is not often that a critical game
is decided hy the scoring or failure
iti scoring a Higgle point. I’robably
the lust case of the kind wag in the
I’ennsylvanlu-Corncll game iu 1903.
w hen the score whs 12 to 11, and there
wuk a good deui of leusonable argu
ment permissible u*. to wnether a game
should hinge on such n point. It is
oitcu the cage, when a goal is missed,
that u rndilcn pug of wind had more
to do wah the direction ot the kick
than the phivci; foot, arid luck muj
'Veil. In mu U u ca.-o, decide an Im
portant contest.
LEADER OF THE TIGERS
f.,**- ' — ... — ■ ■ — ■ ■■-» a
cj&rjtfca&f/cj'- *jxmy&r
Ca|j#^n McCormick Ih generally re
raid'd la one* «.i tlio best players over
l re duced by Princeton
A Thankful Lot.
The editors an- a curlou'. lot.
Belonging to the writing ranks,
We writo and write, but i>.e »*. them not.
And vet they're lib* i .1 with ilmir
-,|j
• ** .
Ruskir.'a BltUr CfllUliift.
'W: * . \ nir. ,,*• 1:-1‘ •; .t ; * ...
cUaiorlig to ce|>ar:<:»‘ ! toib<t i:>.|
manual labor, wc want cr.vj n:.»a to l •
Tlttaja thinking, and another to l»t a!
.’.ays working, and w« <a.l one a «eu
•U-nian and the other an oocratlvo;
vberets the workman ought often to
h(* tl.Inking and the thinker often to
be working, and both should be gen
Uruen lu tho t^st tense. \a It la. we
take bo»h ungentle. tho one envying,
be other despising his brother: and
be mass of aociety Is rj.Je up of mor
»!d thinkers and miserable workers!"
-John Uu. kiu
Alter ii:; >\ui>' experience I should
.notv the insurance business, (jive
•m* « trial. IJ. ||. IIASbKY.
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“FtY.i ’
NOVKMUF.H 21. 11107.
Leave K:15 a. in. for Itoanokc,
Norfolk and all points uu the Hh«n
I aadoah division. Pullman Sleeper
Roanoke to New York, via llagers
f)*,n. Pullman Sleeper Roanoke to
Norfolk Cafe Dining Car.
9:15 n. ni. for Roanoke, Rlch
n°nd, Norfolk. Pullman Sleeper,
Hning Car.
2:55 p. m. for Roanoke and Lynch
burg and In term ulate stations and
tho Shenandoah Valley Philadelphia
»nd New York. Sleeper to Philadel
»hla.
9:33 p. m. Tor Roanoke. Lynch
•urg. Richmond. Norfolk. Pullman
Sleeper to Norfolk and Lynchburg
to Richmond. Care Car.
From the West ai 8:00 a. m., 9:35
*• m., 2:05 p. rn, 5:50 p. m.. 9.23
•. m.
Leave Blueflold 8:20 p. ni, for
Conova Columbus an l all points
Vest an! Northwest. Pullman Sleop
r» for Columbus and Cincinnati.
Cafe Cars.
Trains arrive at Blueflold from th?
'nst at 9:20 a. m., 2:10 p. m.. 8:10
. m. and 9:20 p. m.
• 9:30 a. m. Pullman Sleeper for
olumbus. T«>le lo. Cafo Dining Car.
Leave 9.35 a. in. and 2:25 p. m.
aily for Tazewell, Norton and all
tatlons on Clinch Valley division.
Arrive from Norton and points on
be Clinch Valley division at 2:40 p.
m. and 8:25 p. ni.
Leave (1:45 a. ni. tor Kcnova -and
ntormedlaic stations via Wayne.
Leave 5:10 a m. and 2:40 p. m.
1 or Welch and Intermediate stations.
1'or Pocahontas 5 10 a. m.. G:43
a. m., 9:30 a. m.. i: JO p. in. and
S:20 p. m. Arrive from Pocahontas
at 8:00 a. m., 2:05 p. in.. 5:50 p.
m. , 9:35 a. m.. and 9:20 p. m.
For Braimvell leave Blucfleld 5:10
a. m., 5:45 a. m., 9:30 a. m., 2:40
n. m. and 8:20 p. m.
Cali on agent Norfolk nnd West
ern Railway for tick ts maps and
additional information.
W. P. BKVILL (J. P. A..
Roanoke. Virginia.
THE AUCTION SALE
IS STILL ON AT
DILGER’S, TKe Jeweler
Hours: 3:30 and 7:30 p, m,
GOOD CHANCE TO SAVE MONEY
Forced to Go Out of Business
I to announce t<> all my friends and custom
ers, that owin<r to die recent death of Mr- I.. Masil.
of the firm of Bank & Masil. Kimball and Welch.
" va-* • flin forced lo sell ( tit the stocks of both
stores, in ordei to wind up the firm’s business
Uotli stores will be rlo*.cd Tuesday and Wednes
day. Dee- 3rd and 4th. to take inventory, and mark ^
down all coods io ce*st and loss- $
Sale to Begin Thursday Morning, Dec. 5th,
9:30 Sharp,
kc-’pectfully.
II . I S A X K
Entire!) pure
Layer I Jeer
C m 1>»* had at
i All bar in ihe coalfields.
I People want it.
It is made from the best Malt and 1 lop
I Taken as a tonic it is
;■ A benefit al beverage*
None better made
I ., ,_ , . .
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BREWING CO.
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Girls arm all
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mi huxg and 1*1. \ run si .vkhwaijk
xvi: iwiti: vwr to cam, and jam ; one mxk ovfji.
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St. Clair and Goodson
Have on display their full ire of
Christmas Goods
Toys, Nuts, Candies and Fru ts of al! kind
PHONE 71 605 3|| pr.NCET£N avf
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HALE LAND CO. „ , ,
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Higginbotham Avenue,
BLUEFIELD, WEST VA.
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Home Made Candies
Fre«h daily
Ice Cream, all Flavors
Our ow n make
Try Our New Confection
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