Bluefield evening leader. [volume], May 27, 1908, Image 3

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

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Bluefield, W: Va. 4, 28, '08
Dear Sir:
You are invited to visit our new plant and inspect our complete
planing and dimension mill ahd our immense stock of finished lumber fram
ing* sheeting, roofing, shingles, laths, windows, doors, paints, glass
blinds, etc.
Made at Portsmouth,
Ohio by the Latest
Approved Process;En
tire New Plant: : :
“SETTER BRAND"
PORTLAND CEMENT
Extra ground and burn
ed with natural gas.
Approved by N & W .S & W .B.
fcO .L. & N.aiidCiVicEntilnseis
\V<mh1 Filin' or Patent Plaster,
Virginia. Imperial llrnml.
Wheeling, also Culelne I’taster
Kiln Pricil liiitlis—I’ine, Pop”
lar, lleinloek. KtaniLirtl iltineii
Hi OUR.
New lUver Mine.—Tlie most
sjilMaitory in hulk or luirivLs.
Vitality- KunrnntciHl.
Oak, I’ine or Ma]>le Kiln-1
I'iooring. I’ine, or I’oplnr llev*
— el Silling and ('eillng.
Sll I Ntll.KS.—Washing!<ui Htnl
(Vdur, Alabama
North faroliua Pino. Prime or
Srlcrt.
Congo I looting—'None liotter
ami few as kihmI. Double or
rolls, complete with
raps, nails ami cement to lay
Hewer Pipes, Hit 1 trick. Fire
< lay, Tiling. Flue l.litiii;;,
Hoods, t'urves, T*s, Fllviwn
ami all connections.
Hondo* k, ('host mil or Yollovv
1‘raminj:, Joists and Tlm
Im'i-s ; I^h'UkI or (iit'stnul Fence
P««U.
Sand (non crusher at Flat Top
Yards. Kxcollont for Motors
<>r IImuIikx and t'onrrotlnjj or
I’fuiitcrinic.
lip Top Rriok, ltun of Ivlin or
Itnildiii;* Hard. Condoled to
In* flu* la'st llrlrk on tin* mar
k'd, manufactured from kii
|***rlor rluy, end rut and care
fully burned.
We would draw ygiir attention to our carpenter shop and special
wood-working department. W? can turn out all kihds of special orders
on short hotice and make special designs in Mahtles, Counters, Fixtures,
Desks and Display Tables. L«t us show ^you samples of our work.
Church and School orders solicited. v
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Saxon Lime and Lumber Co.
Mll.liH, Ori'ICK AVI) YAltlkM, llOANOK 10 STItKNT.
IM)X U)2. THOM.; 7H.
BLUEFIELD. W. VA.
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NOTH I’.
In the. District Court of the United
Stales', for the Southern District
of West Virginia.
In iho matter of Hanks k Rosen
heim, Invol. Bankrupts, in Bank- 1
ruptey.
To the lion. BenJ. P. Keller, Judge
of the District (Jourt of the Unite*!
States for the Southern District of
West Virginia:
S. .f. Banks and D. W. Rosenheim,
of Bluetleld, W. Va., in the County
of Mercer and State of West Virgiuia
in said district, respectfully repre
sent :
That on the 27th day of March,
i:«;^ they were duly adjudged in
voluntary bankrupts as partners
trading and doing business as Banks
& Rosenheim, under the acts of eon
gn : s relating to bankruptcy; that
liny have duly surrendered all their
pro|wrty and rights of property, and
have fully compiled with all the re
quirements of said acts and of the
orders of the court touching their
bankruptcy.
Wherefore they pray that they
may !>«• doc reed by the court ito
havo a full and complete discharge
froru «* ■ 1 tholr partnership rights
provable against their estate under
said bankrupt acts. except. such
debts as are excepted by law from
such discharge.
This the 1.1th day of May, 190S.
fl. J■ BANKS At D. W. ROSENHEIM.
Partner' Trading as Banks At Rosen* j
helm. Bankrupts.
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON, j
Southern District of West Virgin- I
in, 88.:
On tills, tlu* 18th <lay of May,
1908, on rending the foregoing jeo
tltlon. It Is ordered by the Court
(that a loafing b» Iliad upon tho
tanu* on tho Eth day of Juno, 190R,
lx*foro tho court at Hlnefleld, W.
Va., In said district, at 10 o'clock
In tho foronoon; and that notice
thereof bo published In Tho- Dally
Iioador, a newspaper printed in .said
district, and that all known cred
itors and other persons in Interest
may appear at 'tlvo same time an<r
place and show cause, if any they
have, why tho prayer of the said
petitioners should not be granted.
And it is further ordered by the
Court, that the elork shall 8<*nd by
mail to all known creditors ropl«>s
of said petition and this order, ad
dresses to them at their places of
j residence as stated.
Witness tlu* Ifon. Hen J. F-\ Keller,
Judge of said court, and the seal
I thereof, at HIu'*fle|d,*ln said district,
on the 18th day of May, 1908.
(Seal) KDWJN M. KKATLKY.
Clerk.
PILES CURED if HOME
If you suffer from bleeding. Itch
ing, blind or protruding plies, sen 1
nie your address and 1 will tell you
how to cure yourself at home by the
new absorption treatment; and will
also send some, of this home treat
ment free for trial, with references
from your own locality »f requested.
Immediate relief and permanent
cure assured. Send t o money but
toll others of thin off. r. Write to
day to Mrs. M. Summers, Ilox I',
Notre Dame, Ind.
| U P • E T T
'/v 'v./v'yv*
Puffy, bloated, nneomfortable!
Your stomach is upset.
Undigested food makes the ^
pas (hat causes the headache.
rape’s Diajpepsin overcomes
Indigestion, JH'spep. in. Heart
hum, Sour Kisings, Nausea
and other stomach miseries in
five minutes.
Makes you feel fine.
Pape’s Diapepsin
FOH INDIGESTION
Oandy-h*ke Triunyu/of. Any L>ruy Star*.
IT WILL PUT YOU
OH YOU* PllT.
rvrviv .-vlViv.-O
and family
PROTECT YOURSELF ly.
plioid fever and other \**ter-boiirne diseases, by
drink in ir
PALATABLE DISTILLED WATER
Its Pure, Healthful and Palatable
BLUEFIELD BOTTLING CO.
Pbnno 2H2.
FlM BPIkM), W. \A.
—- --
Former Fnalgn Charles L. Bruff.
of the I'lilted states Navy, who gave
ii|» Ills career to wed Olga Maxwell,
the well known queen of the ten
ilerlolu, has had hlw romance
brought to a prosaic end In the po
lice court. Midshipman Jackson
also lost his commission through
his infatuation for this woman.
If you can’t find it elsewhere in
cigars or tobacco, you can find it at
The Bteptoe Cash Supply Co., fit)
niucflcld avenue. Drop In and see
onr line,
FIVC CiFT IH)f,I,.\|{S.
At the rink last night the five
lucky skaters were Miss Bessie. Illn
chee and Messrs. Jack Fasley, I,eft
Ofey, Price and Oreever. Five sil
ver dollars were hidden In various
places among the rafters and at the
sounding of a signal the skaters all
come to a stop. The. five coming to
halt nearest one of the dollars re
ceived |t as ^ prize. The proceeds
at the rink Friday night will he for
the benefit of the Minefield Tiger
baseball team and It Is an assured
fact that a large crowd will he
present as sj»oclal attractions for
.this night are offered.
' NOT It F IMMF FAMV’H \ PI’F \ I.
To all knowing sufferers of rheumn
, Msm, whether musculnr or of the
i lulu's, sciatica. Inmhagos, backache, '
pains In the kidneys or neura’gla
pains, to wnltc to her for a home
treatment w-hleh has repeatedly
cured all of these tortures. pi .>
feels 1t her duty to send If to a’!
sufferers T'RRF. Yon cure yotirtelf
at home as thousands will testify
no change of climate being n°*c »•
sary. This simple discovery ban
ishes uric acid from the Mood,
loosens the stiffened Joints, purifies
♦ he blood and brightens the ryes,
giving elasticity and tone to th->
whnN system, ff the shove inter
est you, for proof address Mrs M
Summers, flox II, Xotro l>ame, Ind. ,
TAR-HEELS
CUT BOOZE
PIIOIII IIITION WIN' IIY X l.XIMiK
X(.\.lMi;ir\ XNI> II XXll.l. NOW
hi: i\ 01:01:1: rm: rm: uc>v
r.i:\oi: or noktii r.xitoMVA
To ui:i*i: v 1^ ms swim] TO
tin: (iunnNur or soith
C.XItOMN \. “IT’K .X M)N(]
TIMi: llhlXXKKN IHilNKS."
HhIoIrIi. N. C.. May 27.-*—North
Carolina was carried for stata pro
hibit ion yesterday by a majority
that Is estimate) at from 40.000 to
12,01*0 011 imports and estimates re
1 eelv«*d up to midnTirht.
TI10 prohibition ticket was ear
r lo«l 7 s out of !* s count it's by ma
Je Titles approximating IN.500. The
anti-prohibition ticket has twenty
counties by majorities approximat
ing R.COO. Tbia calculation is baaed
on some estimates and the prohibi
tion loadwts m*\ it is possible /*>r
•be (prohibition majority to neach
50,000. A ulnae estimate of. cMw*
vote would Rive, a prohibition ma
jority of about 45,000.
Tin* election pawed off very
• tuictly, no disturbances of any mo
ment Iwln SejMirted. The. tl>tnl
vote cast iti the state was about
I 7 5.000.
Asheville, N. May 27.—nun
eombo county voter for state pro
hibition yesterday by a majority es
timated at It.r.OO. Three yreelncts
yet to hear from may add .100 to
that total.
The city of Asheville voted dry
by 7 10 majority. The election paus
ed Off quietly.
Salisbury, N. <\, May 27. f’halr
nnii Hoyden, of the nntl-prohlhltlon
forces, made this statement with
reference to ySsterdny’s election in
thin state:
‘‘ScatterlnK reports Troiu thirl y
tlve counties show that the vote on
prohibition will he very close. and
until The returns are In from all the
counties I do not consider that the
state Ims-Kono f„r prohibition. The
vote at this hour shows that Ita
lelfch, Wilmington, Salisbury and
Horn • other cities have voted In fa-j
vor of the retention or the local op
tion system. Considering that the
'tale a I r< a 1 v wan v.'» per emit. pro
hiidt,i n terili u th vote In llt| tea
•hat the people n aftaliigt the mix
of religion wrh politics.'*
tt,IWl1 The Hally I ei, |er.
DR. EDWARD R. TAYLOR.
Now Mayor of San Francisco, Suc
ceeding Mayor Schulta.
GEORGE R. CARTER. s
(Governor of Hawaii Who Wilt Quit
Office at End of Present Term.)
\ \
HARRY A. QARFIELD.
(Son of Dead President Head of Wife
llama Collogo.} ,
1'NIVRIIfl.tli I'K.trK.
aVaHhlnjrton. May 27.— Mrs.
11**1 vu A. Lock wood announces Hint
iIlls ronMry will In* well reprencnt
cd at the TTnlvernal Peace ('ongrcHu
in liOmlon, openlnK .Inly 27.
X AMICI) AH DKIJCOATKrt TO 1>KN
VRK OONYKNTION—CNNTltl’C.
TIONH POK lilt VAN W Kit 1C
ADOPTKI) IN A ItOl’HINO l»IM.
Titlin' CONVKNTIOV.
Point Plcaannt. jIV. V* . May 27.—
In a rousing delegate convention!
yesterday afternoon the Democrats
of the Fifth comrrcaslonal dhit rlet
elected W. K. Thom peon, of llunt
luRton, and Dr. L H. Clark, of Me
Dowell county, dlatrlct delegate to
the natloual Democratic convention
at Denver. "\V. W. Marcum, of
Wayne county, and Louis llarnhait
of iPuinaiu. were named an altern
ate*.
The resolution adopted commend*
Bryan In the highest term* ami In
structed the delegate* to vote for Ills
nomination so Iouk a* hlo name la
before the convention.
J. K. Beavers, of Welch, wa*
chairman of tho convention, and
John W. Miller, of Wlntteld,
tary.
Tho convention wa* larKely at
tended and rousing and enthuHlnatlc
throughout. Moat of the delegate*
have left for Wheeling; to nttend
the atato delegate convention w<hlch
meet* thom* tomorrow.
Kach county in the dlotrlet wan
well rcproHcntod and some of them,
especially Cabell, had largo delega
tion*.
Among tho delegation* present
from this HectJou were;
ltalolgh county—laadono Mead
own. Milton CurtlH, vy. II. McOln
ula, (). W. Wllllamn, W. Q. Bhu
mate ainl I. C. Prince.
McDowell county J. F. Beaver*.
W. II. Stoke*, |»r. Tj. II. tanrk, J. J.
Tieruoy.
Mercer county—Jarlii* CoIIIiih and
David E. JohuHon uud C. OT>*nry.
Mingo county I)r. (}. It. White,
l)r. Den Harrt*. D. W. Brown, lit
WilllamHon, Davla Stoke*, K. j.
Wilcox, b. B. Cuimpboii, r u. Hrun
Hon.
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and Coughing end In Cofflu. Cure the
uougb, atop the Cougtung, and lei
the undertaker koop hi* Coffin. By
dale** Cough Rllalr la the boat and
surest way of accompllablng tbl* re
■nit. Beat, becauae It contain* the
heat romedlos known to aid nature to
cure a cough. Suront, becauae K po»l
tlvely doe* not contain opiate* or
harmful drug* of any kind. Guaran
toed undor the Pure Food and Drug
Imw. For eale by White Pharmacy.
DANFORTH K. MARSH.
(Pennsylvania Poitmaitw Who Haq
Bren In Offlca 47 Yuri.)
W. N. CHANCELLOR
OEAO
WAS PAItliPItsiU ItD'S WKAI.TII
HOST (TTT/.KN A?ll» ONK OF
Till-: I,FADING IIKMOCHATN OF
TI1K STA FF.
Pnrkomlntrg, \V. Va., May 27.—
W. N. Chancellor. an Id to ho Park
ersburg's wealthiest citizen, twloa
mayor of tho city and ono of tho
leading JSe.mocrats of Wont Virginia,
died at lila homo hero late yeator
dny, aged 7.S year*. Ilo wna ono of
tho moving HprrilH In the building
of tho Ohio Itlvor railroad and tho
WoHt Virginia and Plltalmrg rail
road.
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the eyoti. Too requontly a dealre
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l’rlco fiOc.
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Cor. island street and Princeton
MISS SANDFIt WFIIH.
Washington. May 27 MIhh Fdlth
Hanger, daughter of General and
Mrs Joaupli F. Hanger, and Mande
vlllo Carlisle were married today in
Hr. John's church. •
Hulmerlho for I ho Dalyl Header.
SPRING comes around and eople see everything in nature taking on a fresh
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i ;iii■ I wmi onnnoi wi*11 I*.•
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Mattings!
i rliolro lino or China
■ irn. Jiint tin- tiling
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I < • ii In Appearance.
Tables!
- . atoek of Tablm In right up to
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Dining Room and Hall
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Porch and Lawn
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STATE BANK B’D’Q. - BLUEFIEI.D, W. VA.