Bluefield evening leader. [volume], May 29, 1908, Image 2

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-To the democratic voter of Wes’
Virginia:
Conforming to the • dabli.-’
ciiKtkuu, and in puivunnce to:'
authority vest. I In the* Demon* ’i
State K\.s illive Coin mill ee It |
ordered tiy said committee that
stale convention of del. ate I r ;>
resentatIves of the .!• mo rath- part
frtoill tile several e unities (»; tilt
ntate he held in the citj or Charle
ton. in the count) t>f Kanawha, f i
the purpose t»r s listing candidate
of said party to he voted lor at tlo
general election to lie held ill 111'
month of November of the pres nt
>'.ur for the following ollices;
Governor, set ret ary of sat . ft at
superintendent of rree schools, and.
tor. treasurer, attorney general, t v.
electors at large for jnesi lent an
vice president of tile rnlte.l Sl.dt
the confirmation of the chvtlon ot
presidential electors for the s v.-i
congressional districts, the ehoosin
«»f the members of the state dem
cra'h: *>xorutive committ ■«> . . |t
transaction of such other h :s -,
as may he deemed proper an 1 1..
e.ssary; and the snid conv •> 01
sliall assemble nt i o'clock |> m
«»n the ttftth day or duly. | f»As
Said convention shall c.»nsi t r
delegates from the several enunti*
of the state, proportioned as f.,’
lows; lvaeh county shall have on<
delegate In said oonvejitinn, and m
more, fop each one hundred vot.
or fraction thereof of fifty vot. o
more cast in the county for dohn d
Cornwell in mni. That is to ay
Counties Votes |»,d mP
Harbour ....ir.t'.fi if,
Berkeley .‘jr.r.s ofi
Boone .. 9 oft ft
Braxton .itir.o 2.".
Brooke .7K7 X
< aboil .3173 35
Calhoun .1110
(’toy .1142 II
I>oddrldge.1233 12
Payette .3062 10
Grant . 37 t 3
Greenbrier.2653 2 7
Hancock .557 6
Hardy .12S1 13
Harrison .2 16 1
Jackson .2221 >»<*
Jefferson . 2579 26
I/eWifl .1 73S 17
Lincoln . ..1637 16
I*ogan .1151 12
Marion .13 11 13
.Marshall .2600 2 6
Mason .23 11 03
Mercer .2S56 3 0
Mineral .1106 1 r.
Mingo .16X2 17
Monongalia.1821 lx
Mon roo .1550 16
Morgan . 6 47 6
McDowell.2 6 0 7 2 6
Nicholas .1 J30 1 j
01>V> .502 2 30
Pendleton .llsO 13
Pleasants .1012 10
Pocahontas.1213 12
Preston .1135 It
Putnam .1715 17
Raleigh .1617 16
Randolph.251s 25
Ritchie .16X0 17
Roano .2001 20
Su4umers .2062
Taylor .1671
Tucker. 1 360 1 2
Tyler .ir,3x ir,
Cpshur .000 ' 0
Wayne .2311 >3
WeWer .1 209
Wetzel .3032 30
Wirt .1150 11
Wood . 4 206 42
Wyoming .Sll X
By order of the D*ino<iat|. Slat'
Committee.
JOHN T. McGRAW, Chalrmni
J. CARL VAN'CK. S»* r<-tary
STREET SCENE IN l)\.. \'EK. COLORADO,
Til" ll.ill.I-nine itllil) II llient to the
'<nfe.iei :ile nlil'ers of Washington
'•I.'/, at Abingdon. will |»«* nil
vile,! next We.Im s lay. June
i I h> com in i t le** for the occasion i.
! oni pose, | of Me.mn J w. Mr
I Mroom, Daniel Trigg, l,. T. Cosby.
lames |„ White, It. M. page tunI F.
, J. Kohertson.
NOTICK.
Tin* following is notice that C.
C Myers, in siding at Bluefleld,
Mercer County, West Virginia, has
‘ "I wftli tin* clerk of tin* County
> our! an a ppl i« at ion to the County
Court, nceomimuied by a certified
permit from tho Cits
'onnoil of i11 it*'field for license to
'•*11 at retail spirituous liiju.irs,
wines, porter, ale, beer and drinks
'f lih" nature for the period be
ginning Jiin»» ID. 1 DOS. and ending
lime :iOth, I f*0ft, in the K. f„ Hailey
HiiIding. at the corner of Mercer
street and niiiefiebl avenue, in the
•ity of Bln*.Held. W. \*a.
(liven under my hand thi : *
av of May IPOS.
KSTII.f. HAIf.KY.
Cl* rk of County Court.
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itivii: mtiMMi:i;s.
Orenville. Miss . May 29. A
parade, music, banquet, ball, fire
works and other amusements hav
" ,in provide 1 for the del. elation of
'he t'nited States Commercial Trav
iers nt Mississippi and Louisiana.
1 ' " ■'1 ■ here i large numbers In
'ay for a comentIon of two days.
PILES! PILES! PILES!
Williams" fnMan Pile Ornament
vlll cure mind. Dh edlng and Itchlnv
Piles, it absorbs the tumors, allay;
Itching at once, acts as a poultice
gives Instant relief. Williams’ In
I Pin Pile Ointment Is prepared Jo?
Piles and Itching of th. private parts
Mall Oe. and $1.00. Williams M’f>
Co.. Cleveland. O
Clias. H. Smith
—- - - THE. WALL PAPER MAN
PAINTING, CHAIN DKCOKATING AM) PAPI.K HANGING
Special Attention to Paper Hanging *■»
< oicnki: i*i:in» i rov \\i \m» mi iu ck m. d im aiiih)
SIKH’ I'HONi; ir,H HI;h||iI\(|; I'liovi; m
James Adams’ Bi£ iOc Show
ONE WEEK
Commencing Monday, Mdy 25
A li<rM of I’rally (<lrU, Kurin.*- ( >nH*(li:iiis. < i* < r l»rinr,»'i ;mr|
DON'T MISS IT
A Show With A nutrition. thriu>;i of I'rogrAm I >i f\
REI) EOT opposite ELKS OPf.RA HOUSE
lHK>rs < i < om l*Mici in i t \ i w
••"■'in. Ain L'P. Over 100,000
mot li d> Sl toy illy parasites have 1km mj
1 l',f •'•"in 'll*' experiment Sta
""ii a! Melrose Highlands this
mo,,,h- :‘s a result of the campaign
naugurated by th** national and
agricultural authorities
avail, t the deal metive gypsy and
brown-tail moths. Four distinct
varieties of parasite j Hies and
b*'*'tles have been used in such ox
i P* i iment.
•lie large colosmn beetles, as well
is two Other species closely allied
1 "> l hem. climb tile trees, seize the
caterpillars am: never let go until
1 •'ey have devoured the wriggling
"isect. The tnehinid tlies lay their
K.vs upon the outer skin of die
aterpillars, usually close up to the
head Th*- larvae that hatch pono
!'rnt »li** skin of the caterpillar and i
j iced upon its Intestines.
1 A not h**r group of parasites do- |
posit eggs inside the skin or the
| caterpillar, and there another
| parasite, ,i minuI. midge. that drills- ,
into th* eggs of t! • caterpillar tin 1
lays its eggs ins! The larvae of
•lie parasite lie I itpo:, the contents
<>f the caterpillar's eggs until roa l>
, to enierg, . Sotnc of these flies also
| enter die nests or winter webs of
the brown-tail moths an I there, op
erate upon the hibernaling eat r
liilldrc illirin » tin* iriul.o* monl lie
The scientists ay there is every
reason to believe that in time Up -•
parn-dtes will accomplish the prae
tical suppression of tip* gypsy moth
her* as they have in Kurope.
Tip* present experiment Is r* -
arded as the most important that
lias been tried in the war against
the gypsy moth.
The workers at the experiment
^Ration, who include trained natur
alists from the department of »< i
culture In Washington, assert that
there is no likelihood that the para
ites themselves will prove to he
undesirable additions to New Km
hind insert life, as all the import*- I
species which are found to !»*• i:
any way *1 rigorous have been re
jeeted. It the theory of til
scientists that after the pa radio s
have reduced the ranks o f tip
KM1 y and brown-tail ninths they
will themselves become fewer n
I number from lack of food supply
livery matt to his trade” Is nn
dd adage and 1-- familiar to n-jariy
all of us. It Is brief in Its wordfn :
hut conveys a great deal In Its mean
tng. |f is merely a terso way of
1 saying that a man who makes a spe
cialty of any one thing knows mot
about, and Is more proficient In hi.-;;
particular specialty than any one
' " coni 1 be. it |g for this reason
Ihaf We all seek n specialist wh*n
VC have any serious physical all
ment. jt Jr f»»r the same reason that
I he Itydale Remedy Co. went, to one
• f the best specialists In the Knit* ■’
states on liver and Intestinal trou
s. a profe or in a Columbus, o
Medical ColI**ge, and secured from
Vm a prescription from which Ry
*;i •-* River Tablets are made
I lila specialist knew more about* liv
er troubles than a doctor who trends
all diseases, and that Ms why Ry
I ' ■ s River Tablets relieve and cur.
n re r/ul* l ly all liver troubles than
‘be ordinary liver pills and now
lers.
fiO tablets in n metal box, 2'
eefb.* rr0r *aI0 j,y (hn Whlf„ pf,1r
many.
•'•I \ M Is \ « , \
V. & H. w. H.AIliW.W fifSKKH TO
IMtOMt M.VII! \ \ I ;\\ i:itk
TO HlilKTOH.
Itristol, Vn.. May Lit. The <execu
tive committee of tie* Itristol Hoard
°t Trail has under consideration
the proposition or a uniform freight
rat« on coal for Itristol. The Vir
ginia K- tfoutliwcrtem railway hu .
pet it ion* I Hie Inti rst lie Conitiicrt e
Cotuini> ion and the Virginia State
t.'orpoi it ion Commission for j.er
ini.-sion i » promulgate a coal rate
af 00 cents into itristol instead of
the present rate or so cents on
“team real and $1.05 on domestic
coal. \ <•ominitt.ii ,has hwen ap
pointed to confer with the manu
facturers and get their views of the
matt. r.
NoilCi: TO CO.VTKACTOHS.
Mi ! will l»o received liy tho Hoard
tf l; I neat Ion of Heaver Pond dis
trict until Wednesday, Juno 2nd, at
12 o clock nooiv, for tho construc
tion <*r n High School Huilding In the
City of Minefield In accordance with
plan; and spe.ciflcat|onH now on file
at the office of W. K. & 10 T,. Sliuf
Ih'harger, Architects, Minefield, West
Virginia.
Mids will he received as follows;
(a) For tho huilding complete in
ev< ry detail.
(I>> For tho huilding complete
excl ding the heating and ventila
tion thereof.
(c) Hills will he received Tor the
h- ating and ventilating of said build
ing o/i ly.
The successful bidder will he re
quired to furnlsli bond In a (luaranty
Company, legally authorized to do
business in West Virginia, In double
BENEFIT SKATE FOR
Rexel! Tigers Base Ball Club
ROLLER RINK
TO-NIGHT, MAY 29, 1908
Admission:
With Skates : : 25c
Spectators : : 10c
EVERYONE TURN OUT.
FOLLOW THE CROWD.
• ho amount hid.
All bidders will be required to
deposit a cert Hied c heck with 1 hel r
respective bid for A tier cent, of the
amount hid, payable to tie Hoard of
Education and name to be forfeited
to the said board, In case said bond
is not filed within 15 days after the
lotting of the said contract.
The Hoard of Education reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
All bids should he addressed to the
Secretary of the Hoard of Education,
niupfii Id. West Virginia.
Hy order or the Hoard or Educa
tion.
E. I,. noWMAN, Secretary.
Hluofleld. West Virginia
I1E-IIEN sitiim. \i.\i\
St. Louis, May 21*. '‘Mollycod
dle,” ilie maternal rooster of |>.
Kiti hell, of Maplewood, will soon
become a mother again. “Molly
coddle" achieved national fame re
verently hy hatching twelve Ply
mouth lloc-k chicken from fifteen
[eggs. Even this feat left his ma
ternal instincts unsatisfied, and lie
is sitting again, with good pros
pects of another large* brood.
LIGHTNING KILLS
Will, KNOWN MOVTUOMIOHY
«
I A It W I*! It SlltllK IN Ills OWN
front VAItl).
Roanoke, Va., May 29.- Shill '
lllshop, a well known Montgomery
farmer, who lived near Chrlstians
was struck and instantly kill
ed l»y lightning yesterday after
iif"n. ltishop, with several chil
dren, was standing in his yard nn
der a tree when the fatal bolt fell.
One of the children was knocked
.-'enseless but recovered.
Your stomach churns and digests
the food you eat; if found torpid, or
out of order, your ttfhole system suf
fers from blood poison. Hollister's
Rocky Mountain Tea keeps the
stomach in perfect condition, mak
ing you well and happy. 3H cents,
Tea or Tablets. For sale l»y the
White Pharmacy.
-,-—
NOTICE.
The following is notice that J.
Baker, residing at Hluefleld, Mer
cer county. West Virginia, has made
application to the county court of
said county for a license to sell at
retail spirituous liquors, wines, por
ter. ale. l>eer and drinks of like na
ture for the period beginning on
May 1st, 190S, and ending June 30,
1909, at Cs’o. ll Hluefleld avenue in
the town of Hluefleld, Mercer coun
ty, West Virginia.
til vow under niy ihand this the
15th day of May, 1908.
Teste; E8TILL BAILEY, Clerk.
5-1 ('»-1 awk I wks.
WILLIAMS'
„ KIDNFY PILLS
Have you n«#tc< tea your Kidneys?
Have you overlooked your nervous
system and caused trouble with your
kidneys and bladder? Have you
pains In loins, side, back, grolnB and
bladder? Have you a flabby appear
anoe of the face, eepeolalff under
the eyos. Too requontly a desire
to pass urine? If ao, William's Kid
ney Pill will cure you.
Price 60c. x
For sale by The White Pharmacy,
Cor. lPand street and Princeton ave.
***" 1 111 ■■ 1,1 ■”1 -■»
A Clothing "Clean Up” Sale!
Owing to ^1C< enormous selling that prevailed Saturday,
Monday and I ucsday ip out* Men’s Clothing Departments, we
find that in a number of instances there remain but one, two or
three suits ol a lot. 1 hese Suits are what are termed ODDS
and ENDS and to us they are thorns in our side. The reason is
plain. Were we to allow these odd suits to accumulate we
would soon have an enormous and unwieldy stock. Hence we
must rid ourselves oi these ODDS and ENDS whenever they
occur. We have placed on sale, beginning YVednesday, May
27, and continuing until sold, about 100 suits. Odds and Ends,
that we have divided into four lots as specified below: At the
exceptionally low prices quoted these suits will undoubtedly
prove to be the season s ‘ ‘BEST CLOTHING OPPORTUNITY.”
»
Copyright 100ft
The Home of Kuppenheimer
Chicago
Odds and Ends of Suits that sold
up to $12.50 reduced to
$6.95
Odds and Ends of Suits that sold up
to $18 reduced to
$10.95
Odds and Ends of Suits that sold up
to $22.50 reduced to
$13.95
Odds and Ends of Suits that sold
up to $30 reduced to
$17.95
Bur si
417-410 PRINCETON AVKNI1F.