Bluefield evening leader. [volume], May 18, 1908, Image 4

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

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OVEN AWAY AT THE ROLLER RINK
TUESDAY NIGHT, MAY 19, 1908
Who Will Be The Lucky Skater? Come and See
ADMISSION with Skates 25c, CHILDREN with Skates in afternoon 15c, SPECTATORS 10c
GOOD MUSIC —FOLLOW THE CROWD
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Look Them Over With A Friend
Our new SPRING and SUMMER SUITS are so unusually at
tractive that you can hardly get a fair idea of them by trying on
in front of a mirror. Best way is to bring a friend along, some
one about your size and proportions, then you can slip the coat
you like right on him, while you stand off and see how it really
looks. 1 ry this plan. We ll help you. Be sure to see the new
things that have just come in, such as Nobby Clothing, Edwin
Clapp Oxfords, Manhattan Shirts, Dunlap Straws. Everything
to please ycu in a complete line of Men’s and Boy’s Furnishings
BRING YOUR FRIEND
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No objections to you bringing two friends, the more the merrier
SHUMATE CLOTHING CO.
239 Princeton Avenue - Bluefield, West Va.
G. M Yost, of Marlon, Va.. is in
the city today.
Thos. J. Elliott, of Wllcoo, is a
visitor here today.
0. M. Hailey, of Matoakn, is in
the city on business.
1. P. Saunders, of Princeton,
spent yejt.-rday in the city.
W. It Williams and son. of Hlrh
lands, visited Minefield yesterday.
Mrs I) It Tynes rind little dnil*h
ter. visit*-.! friends at Kav< n. Va..
yrst* rday.
Mrs Marvin Moufhat and OiDdren
f>t*«nt dn'.'.iy with r* lath f if
Hochman.
Mrs. Willie Gardner, (* l.yneh
hurK is vis’insr h**r parent®. Mr
and Mrs T II White, on Minefield
avenue.
.Mias Caroline Terry, of Maybeury,
is in the city.
O. C. Jenkins is in llonnoke on
r business visit.
Judge ll C. McClaugherty left j
this afternoon to try an Important ;
suit at I’earishurg Va.
James II. Mr N> r, of Pocahontas,
••ashler of the Kirst National bank. 1
war. in the city this morning.
Hold Rocket engraved *'R. C. T.
an I N. R. !•’ if found return to i o t
Mercer street and receive reward.
Mrs. W. O. Ferrell and Miss Mary
Fisher left last night for Maltlrnore
ari l N *w York to purchase stock for
KerrelC*. store.
Mrs R. R. Wldner. who has bean
visiting h r son, V. Wltlntr, for
-everal day, returned to her home
• n Washington county. Virginia. tn
,a3f- _
Among the out-of-town merchants
in the city today making purchase?
WO note Me-*rs C. R. Blevins. of
Nnawalt, || k fi nrharR of Nar
The American National Bank
Will mov? to the First Floor of the Blue
fteld Telephone Company building, on
Bland Str?et the last of May 1908. We
will th«n be much better equipped to
s?rve our customers. ::::::
WH W ANT YOlM BUSINESS. - COMB ANf) SBB US
rows, and D. C. Horror, of Llttles
burg.
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Prof. J. W. Tinsley has boon re
elected principal of the Newport
News high school for the coming
year. The city papers speak of him
In high terms as an instructor.
C. F. Tynos, manager of the i
Minefield Feed company, left this !
afternoon on a business trip to
Tazewell, ills brother Mr. I>ney A '
Tynos, will have charge of his bus
iness during his absence.
Floyd Chapman, evil tor of the
Huntington Dispatch, attended tin*
Republican county cotivenilon here
Saturday. Mr. Chapman comes I
from a county that Is noted for fast i
polities, hut we venture to say that 1
be got some new pointers Saturday;
hi how If* inn a convention.
Mr*. T. F. Weaver and daughters. :
Misses Zoo and Irene .have gone to
| Columbus. ().. to Join Mr Weaver,
I who is attending »h • M. of 1,. K
convention, now In Session there j
From Columbus they will go to
j Chagrin Falls. O. Cleveland. Frio.
Pa., an I other cities to visit friends
[aril relatives*.
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Don f wait * nf" yoii have a deep- j
■fated cough. "An ounce of proven
‘ion Is worth a pound of cure." With
*'li* flr*t tickling of the bronchia!
*tlbos get a bottle of Rydale’s Cough
Fllxlr. Safest for parent or child
Contains no opiates. The White
Pharmacy.
We have the order for feed from |
the llowe show; they hoy the best
fed; buy where they can get the
»osf feed ai the lowest price, con- |
f ‘fluently wo had no trouble land- i
iink the order,
HM KFIKDD FRED CO. *
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ASK I’M SOMETH INC EASY.
Editor Dally Leader—-Can you
explain why fhe R*>pu)£jcans did
not arrange for conveyance for the
people in the lower end of the coun
ty to got to the convention nt lllue
fl«dd° I understand they run spe
cial trains all through the coalfield
to accommodate all the negroes. 1
fuipiKise the negro vote was all they
"anted In a convention, but I eje
pect they will he rolling for the
white vote In 'November. The ne
Kn>cs and whiskey gang may he all
right to run a convention, but 1 am j
afraid they will need help when It I
conn- to'the election.
A REPUBLICAN.
Spanish burg. W. Va.. May ifi.
1 ftox.
<fMir correspondent has been vot
itu- the Republican ticket In Mercer
county for twenty years or more and
he ought to he nble to Answ >r his
question better than the editor of 1
the Lender. Anway, we nr > unable
tn -hi I any light on the matter.)
I get better n suits from your
Reef I'uip nod 7-11, Top Chop than
any feed 1 have ever given my cow.” !
Duo of our customers.
BLUE FIELD FEED ro
ADMINISTRATE HUH NOTH E
All persons having claims against
the t fate 0f Ernest H. Arters, de
ceased. are requested to present the
same to the underslgnd for settle*
ront and those who owe the estate
will ph-ase rail and settle their In
debtedness without delav.
E II. EASLEY, Administrator.
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If you enn’k find R elsewhere
In «ignrs or toUnrro, you ran
find R nt The Hirpiitv Cn«h
Supply Co., HO Hluefleld ave.
nu**. Drop in amt nr onr line
Stop a
Minute
and
Think
Why not conic to us for re
liable Spring Clothing. Conic
right here and choose just the
Suit or Coat you want, put it
on, take it with you, wear it
and enjoy it all season long,
and pay while you wear, in
small payments of $|.(N) a
week* We've got a spring
stock of
Clothing and Hats
For Men, Women
and Children
that we are proud of, and we
are proud also of the fact that
we are able to sell to you a<
prices lower than any other
credit store and just as low as
the biggest cash store in town.
Trade at a Store where you
arc always welcome, and
where you can save money,
and that's right here, bemuse
you buy direct from the maker
and save all middlemen's
profit.
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|jiri(o«( Clolhlor* in tin World
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To the voters of Mercer county,
Went Virginia:
At a meeting of a number of rep
resentative men from a!I portions of
'the county. for*the purpose or dis
I cussing ways and means of throwing
I off the yoke of |>olideal oppression,
obtaining some r *Mef from the rap
idly increasing burden or taxation,
ami having better local government,
in whlcli corruption and graft are
I not prime factors, a committee was
appointed to select a time and place
j lor die cltiz ns, desiring such u
change, to meet ami name candi
dates, without r ference to ikiIMIcs,
for die various county and district
offices to lie voted Tor in November
next.
| Now, in pursuance of said ap
pointment, we have fixed uimui die
ith day of June, 1908. at Princeton,
I Merc *.r county. West Virginia, as a
|suitable dine and place to name such
candidates.
If you desire to be free from liq
uor ruJe in Mercer county, and of
| ring politicians, the creatures of Ms
I hand, who do its bidding; have an
honest county government, econom
jically administered, without fear, fa
vor or partiality, Mien come out on
11ho 4tlx of June, and assert your
rights, (’oinc out and have a voice
in placing before the. people for their
suffrage, men whom you know will
do rlgnt. men who are capable and
honest, and who will conscientiously
serve the |»eoplo.
I If you are not satisfied with conn
, ly affairs ax they now exist, come
out and* bring a friend with you,
!an‘l lend a hand in bringing about
! a reform.
COMMITTEE OP THE PEOPLE.
j If you can’t, find it elsewhere in
cigars or tobacco, you can find it at
I The Steptoo Cash Supply Co., r»9
j Minefield avenue. Drop in and see
I our lino.
BUST BARGAINS IN' IILI'EFIEI.D
I have In my hands a new nice 8
room dwelling with neat hath room
and china closet, and four lots,
about 180 feet from Princeton ave
nue as extended. Corner lot and al
ley. Price $2,000.
I). B. BALDWIN.
Pioneer Real Estate Agent.
Room No. 1. First National Bank.
Bluefleld. W. Va.
Your stom&eh churns and digests
the food you eat; if found torpid, or
out of order, your whole system sur
fers from blood poison. Hollister's
Rocky Mountain Tea keeps the
stomach In perfect condition, mak
ing you well and happy. 3.r# cents,
Tea or Tablets. For sale by the
White Pharmacy.
‘‘I have been out of Beet Pulp for
two or three days and my cow Is
filing In her milk. Send me a bag
today, sure.” This Is what one. of
our customers told us yesterday.
Beet Pulp Is the best milk producer
on the market. For sale only by
BLIJEFIELD FEED CO.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
I am now getting up my delin
quent list and same will be published
about the lOtli of May.
This is your lust chance to pay
your taxes before the publication of
Ui<* delinquent list.
I urge you to do so nt once.
W. P. HAWLEY,
4-27-1 Ot Deputy .Sheriff*
In every cllmo its fame Is heard,
Jts name has spread from sea to
sea.
Be not surprised if In the other
world
You’re made to take Rocky Moun
tain Tea. (Begin now.)
For sale by the White Pharmacy.
IT’S OXFORD TIM ■
N? need to tell you THAT; I
but we want you to know
where you can secure the height
of Oxford style, the latest custom
patterns with every feature of
modeling that s
correct this
Spring —where
absolute comfort
and a smooth,
creaseless fit at
ankle and in
step is assur
ed. That de
scribes the
new Rcgals
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and we’ve a tstock of them that
allows YOU to select your pet
style.
Be sure you see them before I
you purchase your footwear.
Thornton Clothing Co.
401 Princeton Avenue Bluefield. W. Va.