Bluefield evening leader. [volume], May 29, 1908, Image 5

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

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Blue field, W. Va. 4, 28, ’08 j
Dear Sir:
You are invi:«d to \ ->,t our new plant and inspect cur complete
pljning and dimension mill at.d our immense stock of finished lumber (ram*
ing, sheeting, roofing, shingles, laths, windows, doors, paints, glas?
blinds, etc.
Made at Portsmouth.
Ohio by the Latest
Approved Process;En
tire New Plant: : :
PORTLAND CEMENT
Extra ground and burn a
ed with natural tfas. y
Approved by N A W..S A W .B. S
AO .L A N sndCIvIc Engineers |
W«mhI Fibre or Patent Plaster.
Virginia, Imperial Urn ml.
Wheeling, ulso t'alelne Plaster
Kiln Dried Lath*—Pine, Pop
lar, lleinlot'k. HtMilliard dimen
•loud.
New Hirer Ume.—The most
aallafaetory in |>ulk or luirrels.
(Juallly guaranteed.
Oak, pine or Maple Kiln-Dried
Flooring. Pine, or Poplar llev*
el Hiding and felling.
Sll | Nti | ,KS.—\Vn*>liiii)>liiii |(<•«|
tVdnr,* Alabama Cypress,
Nori:» Carolina Fine. Prime or
Sc|e« (.
Congo Itoollng—None better
ami fr\\ as good. IHtuhle or
►«li»Kle rolls, romplete with
taps, nails ami cement to lay
Kewer Pipes, Fire llrlck. Fire
t lay, 1 iling, Flue I.InJiiK,
Hoods, ('urven, T’s, Flbowa
ami all conm-ctlons.
llfiiilotk, I'lit-ftl uut or Yellow
l*lu«« Framing, Joint* ami Tim- S
la*ra; Iak umI or riitwtuut Font'** 9
i*ONla. y
Kuutl from rrualier at Mat Top y
\urdit. Fm-lleut for Motor* A
or Fuglin'* auil t'on«rotiug or q
1‘Ualerlng.
Tip Top llrit k. Hun of Kiln or 8
Hulltling Hard. (Vmtrdrtl to 9
In* I hi* lieat llritk t>n lilt* mar- y
k«‘t, manufartured front nu- 6
|H*rlt>r flay, end tut anil cure- (S
fully burned. I
We would draw your attention to our carpenter shop and special ij
wood-working department. W« can turn out all kihds of special orders \
on short notice and make special des'gns in Mahtles, Counters, Fixtures, $
Desks and Display Tables. Let us show vou samples of our work. ^
Church and School orders solicited. i
Saxon Lime and Lumber Co.!
ori ici: AXIi VAItlM, ItO.VNOKK HTHKCT.
4«~ ' • PHONE 7H.
BLUEFIELD. W. VA.
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"DENVER A MILE HIGH A
THE SHA OE THE ROCKIES"
Denver, May 29—Speci&l—In view I of one of the big political parties of
of the fact that the attention of all th<> n,ltIoil ln a city of tho Far w„8t
D. mocruts is attracted toward Den- ,. . , ,
ver for the re«„oD that the ,h"tt*ht rl'IU',"ou“ by many, not on
national convention of the. party a<<oun* an ^ particular prejudice
will he held in this city, in July, it “Knlnst Denver as a city, but be
lt is not out of place in the Interest |‘-aust or n sectional prejudice, nat
of general Information to present oral, of course, when one considers
some Important facts about the on- tho elements of human nature. The
torprlslng western city which secur- idea that a western city could
ed the convention after a hard fight bundle an event of such national
iu which prejudice perhaps was the Importance seemed absurd to men
hardest obstacle to overcome. 1 who were not familiar with Denver
The idea of holding a convention and her many advantages as a con
House-keepers-Attention
Owing to the present stHIngent
times in money mutters, many man
ufacturer* and thaler* in order to
realize reutly cash quickly, are sell
ing ttieir wares at less tluin nwt, l>e
eause tiny Imve obligation* to meet
wliUti must Is* met, ttr It limy uieun
failure ulfcogther.
thk hm khkij) daily lkad
Ml. Iw** by s|«e< ial arrangement, se
cured tiie flistrilnitbin of n limited
numlier of sets of the grisliest
household reference library ever
published. These while they last
will be distributed at a ridiculous
small price.
The following are a few of the
Items contained In the library: l'n
tler tin* title “The Modern Hostess,"
we reatl all aliout dinners, parties,
etc., How to properly give or at
tend them.
l'nder the title of “The (looking
Mchool," we are not only shown how
pr» |wre the meal*, etc., we are
also la ngbt how to purchase the
various meats, iioulfry, Hsh, vegeta
hl«s etc., and how to tell whether
tiny are good or bad. ts-sld.-s the
h**st sns>u if tin* year for each and
In which hi use them Is Indicated.
I ndcr the title of soiiiis, chow
ders ami Hsh meats, poultry ami
game, more tlian 2.000 practical
recipe* for preparing arc to t»
ft >ii to I. These are not to la* ton*
Meted with the ordinary cook Ixtok
recipe*, all of them have Ihvd care
fully tested under all conditions, If
you want to prepare a quit k or slowr,
cheap, medium t»r high priced iiical,
of one or ten course*, you will
(Inti the necessary Information.
I nder vegetable*, fruits, cereal*,
hreail anti cake*, ralads anti rt-llsht**,
Ices, pastry a ml other desserts we
have dOOO more of tlie Infallahlc ami
thoroughly reliable r<-t I|m-s which
are not found elsewhere. ('lulling
dish recipes, carving, tn-vf-ragf*,
mixing fad serving all kind* of
tlrinks, are also Included. Atmul
"<m» after dinner s|s*eclies anti ttxud*
tire alstt to Is* found In thl* Inei
haustahle work. The mimes of the
various meat*, fish fsudtry vegeta
hles, are given in four (!) lan
guages viz. Fngllsh, (it-rrnan, French
anil Spanish, all the term* used In
cooking and the names of all pre
l-.ngllsh. An Indt-tt t>f (ill images,
rontaining more than d.OOO refer
ence*, alphaltcf Ically arranged,
makes if mtstf convenient to lot ate
anything tin width >«»n may want
Information at a glance. The work
Is complete in live volume*, thor
oughly Illustrated, artistically hound
In white 1-namol wnfcrprtiof oil
cloth.
COUPON
THE MILT LEADER PUBLISHING COMPANY
Bluefield, W. Va.
/ lease send we free of all charges, full infor
mation about The Consolidated Library of Cooking
and Household Receipts.
Name ....
Street /tddress
Town - s/atf .
ve.ntlon city.
However, there were men on the
Democratic. National Committee,
who knew Denver and who had con
fidence In this dty’B ability to
“make good," und Denver won.
Now that the convention Ih assured, 1
It might he well to consider Denver
in detail, to ascertain whether this
clty'e claims as a convention city
are well founded.
In th** first place the people of
Denver are used to conventions and
large crowds, and DeHver wauts all
of the national canventions that can
he secured. The desire for conven
tions, then, assures the visitor of
fair treatment. Fair treatment
means good hotel accommodations
at reasonable rates and hospitality
to strangers while they are within
the gates of the cl% If visitors
are not treated fairly, Denver must
he the worst sufferer. , It follows,
;then, that visitors to I**nver during
the Democratic convention will
have all the heat of It to start with,
and the good people of Denver hope
. Hie visitors will have all the best of
! It at the finish. *
uenver is the commercial center
l of the Orcat Rocky Mountain re
Kioii. The city is situated on the
plains fourteen miles east of the
mountains. The country In the Im
mediate vicinity of Denver and to
i the nortn, east and south la devoted
to agriculture. To the north Is the
i largest irrigated farming district In
j the world embracing H57.00O acres
To the east Is the "dry-farming"
belt Most of the land areund Den
ver Is "under irrigation."
To the west la the mammoth
mountain barrier, which contains i
the wonderful scenic attractions of
Colorado, and which is a vast tress
ure house of precious metals
Colorado’s capital has a popula- 1
tlon of 200,000. It Is a busy, en
I ter prising city that Is pushing for
i ward In a conynerclal way u« fasti
'ns the development sf the ngricul-!
fural ard ruining serfon* of the I
#Mo 4 III permit. The romance of
the. "wild and woolly'' days Is gone, j
hut the romance of the mountains
remains, and the climate Is superb. I
Kvery street and avenue of I>nver
'Is a vista to the snow-capped ninun- j
tain range, and the atmosphere is
saturated with a tonic ozone that Is
soothing to tired nerves, and that j
puts new red corpuscle in hlool
fb«r has become depleted by over
w-ork and too close application to
business In the humid sections of
her parts of the country
Itenver Is situated fortunately,
that Is all. and her people, although
they are engaged In the heroic
work of building up a new country, ■
have taken advantage of local lop
“,-u ,—u-- ““ *• I.Ill IW—i I
1,1 1 N' ' 1 v MOI MAIN -! IN nm I1ACM! HOC Xl>.
and climatic conditions ;in I
made the "Queen City of the
Plains'* a convention cltv as well .is
an industrial center.
Denver Is noted for her striiitur
a! beauty, fly city ordinance frame
buildings are not permitted within
the lire limits, which eitihi ‘JK'fU* |
nearly all of the territory of the
city. All of the street at > Kept
scrupulously clean. The lowntfown
Streets and tin* boulevard ate pav
ed with nsphnltuin, an I granite
blocks arc ust*d on the treets of
the wholesale dlstrht The ell*
has block after block of Iniposltpv
business houses, and at night neat
ly all of them are abla/e with ele
trie display signs. Duvet i truth
fully termed a "Cltv of l.lghts."
and during the Demon.itie Nation
al Convention the <-ll> will h • a
"blaze of lights."The Commit!.in
Arrangements Is planning t ie no t
extensive and most luilintit light
lug scheme during th . invention
ever attempted in the hi i uv ol lie
city.
The new auditorium, where the
convention will be h<-id. Is uniipie
In the history of tin world's eon
vent Ion bulls. It Is l-lng built
with money raised 1 a hood i .10
voted by the citizen
City Park Is the hid rc'-ro.illon
grouud. It contains ;:iu am that
eighteen years tigo v\a ojMu pi dr,
It Is a beautiful spot. with shade
trees, hikes, Rower I ! , •itstiiar?
a museum, a aoologh d garden, an
svalry, and magnificent driv
Free band concerts up- sHveu dally
during the Hummer.
IVtivor has two . 11 in Dior th alto'
011,1 Id Itch 'a Cardens and th •
other at Manhattan IP h Tin
hitter is a lake resort. Th o- iw,
amusement park are within th
<Mty limits. |„ n, dlr.»eti,,„ ,.r j. .
mountains.
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Im,.ii oni;ay,> I In i
all parts nf I S|. i . ,i r
will Im• run Ipi 'i l
nillma Is tl>: i hav * Hi ■; . i a*
mountaliu- ..I <in i \ ll !)T in
• ho air, iia«! tip n all 1 w of
nal lonnl mid wan ' • i, t vv HI i
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and all wha v •!i >».
mu moral.!.' u <-,i Inn \ || |
< lial tho> : a- si ||i i r \
sllllilow - o! h.■ I’m u . 'i. .
•OlaImi at ■ pro..a r.• i' ■ i t
way lo (mi* i iiiin ||... »» * ;,.. i
nltoi nat•• 11 ai at pf i
• loll. Tin
•unify la v|i.j| ill | n
lilt.a. I in Hi t. I.
I ilU|iio|od in f-., ; , ,,
laliinunt Ion non i, t
will ho pi :.■■*! < !, 't v
"Moi*l im at H nv i
ami In iho tha low .. in, r•
Mountain t- a < HI ll it *
forth all over II . Inn l.
TOM A To KS, vary I 1 .,,,|
TranspI ■ nl• *1. p,v . m • ,, |,, a
' . i IIIUt||-o,| f \ l.l.i ,
h’lorist. Itoam In', V..
I*VT II' UOMIKKKI L.
< M«ii.n alfvely ;.peakIni» only a
l< v >< ii a o, pcoplo wore 4*1111
’ h i to t;pi 11 I a \M’4*k or a month
II'1' real to travel a hundred or
" mile;: (Ileal hards hips attend
I In 1 ' lounieys; (ho nluhls had to
•lit in Iho open because tho
•nitrv w 1 . not s ettle l thickly
• u 1 h to allow travel. 1 the luxury
* ’ 1 n 1 h< t 11 inter a roof. Varl
invention*'. ’•Ill'll as I he loeoilio
I’ve. th" p 11 lor and sleeplni; ears
*ke ii 1 luxury to travel today. 1
W o k of all kin In has h<*en made
1 for ivervoiie. All aro aware
N't. housekeepers drudv.c
'i with their work in tlio old
’•••'. • " In'll they could, hv merely us
1' i ia \ 11 are t ions vv hleh ar*
l,! I'1 ore Hi 4,i. mako phi) of their
• Il Hint'll. 1,1 Hally Leader
L> ;••■< ial ari vnuement, hc
1,111 th- d ' ri hut Ion of a w ork
vki'h now Is in man) home. None
f the (1XV lie I'H of the VVOlk VVMIlld
' ok ef lie nr without il availn .at
' pi ee. Tho 11 ame .if this great
I L< the Com olldale I Library ol
and lime 1 hold |{eeipe.i.
I oe than a.000 pra,-Ileal recipes
1 contained In Its live volumes,
’ci1 <> I lie* t' ii a I • at I hi per
• " ' • ery hmi'iekeep. r are
•"I l'ie h.v I lie Ii u lid red ; all of
h ' In II I l ied a ml proven
'll. HI ,elv* !» to he of th.’ greatest
'"•! to lip It I e it the work of the
'• ' 1 keer 1 . Many of our mill*
huve taken advantage or
> "f'I'l plieo oiler, and already
on >1" an one - ha I f of our < nitre a i
k 1 llee u plac'd I l|i|tl I |e
1 1 lie vv m k have coiiin in mo o
11'1 • H'iiil We ion LI handle them.
' 11 I• • • 1 ui allotment has been
I ■
' \hausted wo shall not Is* able to
Mirnlah I ho hooks at tho same low
I”•* I’ho publishers theinselvc*
will I a Uo control o ftlu* sale an*l th »
price of I ho hooks will ho advance I
considerably.
If you car** to H««curo a sot of th t
w**rk at **ur |)h\n**ti< very low prlco
yoi^^iiust act. (julckly. 11y paying
a f*»w cents a day now, you can be
i.'in** tho owner **r Ilia hooks at
one \ : ml In lh<* course of a in *r.II*
• i* t">» will nave you tholr cost. Send
coupon today.
HMK CO|l I'ON AT IIOTTOM OF
TH IM |* \(IF.
OltIHsIt OF IM 'III.It \TIO\.
Circuit Court, Miiy Term. 1 tIOH.
\V« i Virginia,
Morcor County.
W C. Pollock, C. It. Hancock and
c <> Wright, trust doa »*f th** ProHliy
lcrlan church of Minefield, \Vr. Va.,
* x part**, In cliuncory.
I. W'. H Honakor, clerk ef tho
*’iicult Court of Mercer county.
Weal Virginia, do hereby certify
111 a I \V C Pollock, O. II. Hancock
and C. O. Wrightfl trustees of tlm
Pr* hyl) riiiu church of Minefield, VV.
\’a . have tiled th«*lr petition In said
' "<irt, praying for « sain of certain
i<.il •• late In llliiotlold, tiahl county
tmd slate, nmvcycil to said trustees
by dc.'il duly roeorded In Halil coun
ty and *.tatc In *Io*m| hook 311, p. 115,
ahl propiu'ty being known us 4ho
hyli'i lan niunst* and located on
r.izcwcll Htre*'t III saM city.
\Hcnl; W. It. IIONAKFIt, Olork.
May 13, 1&0H. 5 13-4 w
FLOWFIt PLANTS. (Icrniilunis,
j*‘ol*’UH, Scarh-t Huge, f’aunas, V**r
b'*na LI* pliant Kars, Tube It ouch.
*‘tc. Itontfonuhlo prices. Ity ox
pr< FALLON, Florist, Hoanoku,
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VT7 ,,tN M>RING comes nr, , rc rnd c. pic « everything in nature taking on a fresh
▼ ▼ bnghi appearance, thcii inci , i. and do likewise. The inside of the house
has had hard, constant usage all win.c, ' he furniture and carpets are worn. You need a new
carpet, a matting or a few rugs to it.. i things up. Perhaps you want to refurnish your par
lor. hall or bedroom. No doubt there .r, l.'ttlc accessories for the dining room and kitchen that
would be acceptable to good housewife. No matter what you want. fr..m the smallest item to
complete housefurnishings. you will find „ ready to supply your every want in this line. : ,
Rugs! Rugs!
Floor Ruga am a tl.u : il it h> m
H a room and you «,nmoi . n j„
without thorn. oUr »■k ,
*<»rno boaiitlftj) doHltfriw
Mattings!
VV<' havo a choir o lino r'lilu i
mid Jap Matting* Ju f t thin -
t<»r a fumm.T hod room r*:«-in
n»<it and c«ol In npp ai i
"i .tbles!
• HI WJ.'.O
-1 no no.
lining Room and Hall
Furniture!
Parlor Furniture!
'Mu line of 1',-irlor i iirnHuro Is
v i i \ ( i in | >! <>t c, r|ih< r I’nrlor Suites
"i ir.-h |«i«-< • ., \Vc run (ilonxo you
111 'll <o >n('<liii in crudes. Suites
* • * no . mi‘j.”,nn.
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Porch and Lawn
Furniture
lf(. |< e | #, f’lmfiH. SelfeOH, Lawn
I'.M'li and T,:iwn Tallies, etc
s <>ii!y <'(|iiiilie.I hy tho
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