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ANNOC NCEMENT.
My friends having b*>en deuie!
the privilege of voting for me. h:
the Kepublican county convention
after my name had beeu properly
and regularly placed before #ai<l
convention, they Teel that they
should have the right to vote foi
me in the general election. 1 thert
fore announce myself an Independ
ent candidate for the offic of county
clerk, aud promise, if ‘looted, to
faithfully and Impartially discharge
the duties of said office.
J. E. T. SENTZ.
Foil cor NT Y CLERK.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for clerk of the county' court
of Mercer county, subject to the ac
tlon of the Democratic convention
• ud respectfully ask the support of
mv friends in convention and at the
polla- R. H. BAILEY.
the teaching of ECONOMY.
Let your little boy take his wa
gon and buy your groceries from
Tho Steptoe Cash Supply Co. It
will teach him tho saving habP.
which may be the very making or
him. IT PAYS TO BUY FOR CASH
FOI* JUSTICE OF THE PEACE*
We are authorized to announce
W. A. Bennett as a candidate Tor
Justice of the Peace of Beaver Pond
district, subject to the action of a
Democratic Good Government con
vention or primary. Mr. Bennett
nerved as a Justice In Virginia for
t«n yearn and would bring wide ex
perlence to the duties of tho office.
FOR CONSTABLE.
We are authorized to announc*
J. 3. Thompson a« a candidate for
; const ah! * f nearer Pon.l District
subject to the action of the Dein
oernttc party.
1 015 < (»\s| \p.| K.
Wo are authorized to annonno
\N. I. Ifni ey as a candidate for con
stable or Denver Pond district. sul»
Ject to action of the Doinocmth
party.
.n >i:ri: m thk pi api:.
1 hereby announce myself a can
(didale fir justice of the peace ol
I Dearer l'<>nd d.strict. subject to the
ttetion of the IVtnocratic conven*
! tlon. M. n. POSTI.KTMW AITi:.
i«»lt .IlSlIPM, DIsTHHT
We are authori. i t > announe*
it. I.. W ivor as a candidate foi
Justice oi (he Peace for Hock dis
triet. subject to tle\ action ol tin
Democratic party.
noth i
Tho following I notice that C
F M' ' I fa fi< M
M.-rcer c inty, \\ -t Virginia, has
|fl!ed with tho dork of th.* County
Court an i; pi. at ‘on to tJie County
Conn, accompanied hv a •ortMed
ropy of a permit from the City
Council of Hluclleld f..r license to
8<‘U at retail spirituous liquors,
wlueH. porter, ale. hoer and drinks
of like nature for the p» Hod be
ginning .lutie 1st, phis. and ending
'•Mine 30th. 1 90f». in the R. |„ Halley
building, at the «• mer of Merer
street and It'ueflcl.l avenue, in the
eitv of Hill.-field. \\’. ya.
Civ. n under my hand th1 :
day of May I’lng.
KSTI 1,1, HA ILK V.
Clerk of County Court.
23-4 w
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Busy
»♦♦♦♦»♦♦ >»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
♦
♦
—■ — . - _♦
♦
Restaurant l
❖
_t
___and Lunch Room |
Foi* Ladies and Gentlemen *
:----:
QUICK SERVICE |
COURTEOUS ATTENTION
PRICES REASONABLE ♦
YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED |
OPRN l,AY AN,» l:m I'Hih-oioii \v. .
G. M. McCulloch, 1’res. W. K. Pkaijsos, S. ■ i> and Tivas.
Flat Top Insurance Agency
general insurance
BLUEFIELD. W. VA.
01““‘s=Bt AGENCY,
.
_ Wonderland Tlieater
——————— ■■ i
“The Home of Mirth met Me/aflr" j
A continuous show. A good vaudeville bill !, * ’™ T
best pictures, changing three tlmt a week. \
• during IntermlMlon, bjr el« trlca |
1‘litylng this wrek— MISS M\l I) |U;\M; |>|;|< I
Singing iind Talking Conie<|teni,r.
<OI'N A U UK.Il l , The World's Greatest single | ,.„,,,
Ijtughalde Conns]y f mid Kii|wrlor soloists.
► Admission 10 cents Doors open 7:45 p. m.
a....
“Bank of Personal I
Service” 1
II flat top NATIONAL BANK f
of Blueficld. West Virginia.
Capital Work .$lWl.rt<W.OO
Stockholder*' Mobility.loo. „nmhi
*or,,,u" . ar,.000.00
Security to I>e|Kwltom . JBI.’J.IMMMIO
J t NITEll STATE GOVERNMENT |) EPOSITOItV.
I’ays 3 per cent Interest on Time Deposits.
Individual, Commercial and Corporate Account* Solicited.
f<* B. TIEItNEV, PreM ent; It. E. ItOEMNf., (!a*hlcr;
; W* H> THOMAS, Vler-PrcNidcnt; W fl. IIICKS, \v«|*innf
j; t’a*hler.
SALOON ISSUE WILL
NOT BEJIISED
'l« XI I,IS I i ll M \KI S |»| M \|, OK
III l*ni:r—i.KAt.l 1C 1^ NOT 1*0
U 1'lt'A 1..
Richmond. Vo.. June :s pr. J.
P McAllister, sec ret ary of the
\utl-Saloon League of Virgin la.
denies in strong language the ar
ticle printed in a morning paper to
the effect that the league will ap
pear !•r »i*e the state pcniocmhlc
i .invention at Roanoke next Thurs
day and attempt to commit the con
vention to state-wide prohibition.
The article In question says that "it
is learned on big’ll authority that
an effort will be made by the \ntl
S.i'o n League to commit the Pem
O'vatic convention on this subject
when the convention meet** In Ron
nokc on June I lth, and that a
committee has he. u appointed to
appear before tip- committee on
r< olutlons and ask that the co*
vent Ion *;o on ncor.l in favor of
' vtat• -wide prohibition .*’
l>.scussi«ir the matter. I>r. Mr
\1 lister says:
No Kuril Nction < 'ontenqdnled.
"No such action Is contemplated
at all l*y the state A nt l-Saloon
League Neither the headquarters
< uniniittee nor the executive com
niitt. • tun any of the state league
; eflic i> have pro|M»sed or discussed
j suell a question among themselves,
and \ mi may put it down ns a safe
saying that when the convention
1 meets in Roanoke the \utl-Saloon
league will not be on baud, and
that nine of the most adroit lend
• i «' will not lie ‘delegated to np
i" »r to show cause why they think
the people should not pote at nil
[‘‘ally date on the question of wip
<ng liquor off the Virginia map.’”
N-ke.l |f he thought a state pro
hlldtlm movement will come In
Virginia, I»r. McAllister said:
“I certainly think that such n
movement will he finally Inevitable
1 certainly think Virginia will final
ly join the other slates In the
s'liitli in the prohibition ranks. Hut
the Vntl-Saloon League is very well
j "atisfled wit lithe, work being ac
I compHshcd along present llne8 and
has no disposition to change Its
i met hods.”
Do you think the AntH-Saloon
league will finally ask the domi
nant party In this state to endorse
state prohibition?”
' r do not think so. f think the
-date movunon't will finally come In
the shape' of a non-partisan com
mission of flu* question to the vote
1 "f Hie jieople. According to our
pr. enf methods, wo keep all of our
'icet.ui* entirely dlvor.^—' from
• v. . y political organVaklon and
j' >''• iii all other political questions.
Wh<n the slate movement comes
We now expect It to come in entire
ly tho same way.”
HI \\ \RL Ol‘ OINTMKNTS FOR
< NTAKHII THAT CONTAIN*
MFK< THY,
mercury will surely destroy the
eiis* of mell and completely de
' range the whole system when enter
in.' it through the mucous surfaces
Such articles should never l>e used
■xeept on pr script Ions from repu
j'ahh physician', as the damage
they will do is ten fold to tho good
| you can possibly derive from them.
Hall' Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by I I Cheney & Co., Toledo, O,
contains no mercury, and Ih taken
int* nial’y, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
-• 'em. In buying Hall's Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine.
It is taken internally and made In
Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney
Co. Testimonials free.
Hold by Druggists Price, 7f>o.
P« ' bottle.
'l ik. Hall's Family Pills for con
stipation. .
IHVIS DAN IN NLNV OKLFAN.4
' * OrIe;m June 3 Davie day
l Ic* centennial of t he birthday of
dent of the foufed* racy.
«',■! celebrated with groat enthuni
in lr. the Ci.nfederato organ r/.a
>ti (.f S'ew Orleans today.
Don't wait * nt!l you have a (loop.
‘"•I'ed rough. “An oub o of proven
on In worth a pound of rtiro ” With
the first tickling of the bronchial
' ih» s i t n !*oftb» of Ilydale’s Cough
K'ixlr Safest for parent or child.
r <ntn!n* no opiates. The White
Ml Mfjfll \l I» \ X IN Ml MFlim.
Memphis. T< nn . June 3 Fon
•erved In Memphis and other elti*s
of Term* ee, Arkansas and Mb Ifl
dny memorial to President Mavis.
It name has spread from sea to
Me no* .nrprlsed If |n the other
You're made to fake Hooky Moun
ts n Ten. fibrin now.)
1 or sale by the White Pharmacy.
IIKT>Dr.VO T’T<ANTS AND VINKS
'nil line of bedding plants and
'•r-ly vine*. Orders ehlpjied satne
FAU/)N, Florist,
I HE HU KFIKLP DAILY LKADEI
__ ^ --
III C« >1 III Ol' KMI.WW
Til \l\'li:\ IIKLIl MKIKNcs
Sl\l».%Y.
The It rot her hood of Railway
Trainmen held, two special meet
ings on Sunday. afternoon and
night, for ihe purpose o| bidding
farewell to their chairman. Mr. o
C. Cash, who has accepted a gov
ernment position ns * Vty appli
ance InsixH'tfor. and > for the
purpose of meeting the new chair
man. Mr. W. N Doak. of Itlueflcld.
W Va. There was a large attend
ance at both meetings Mr. T. It.
Dodge, first vice grand master, of
Cleveland. O was pn ■ at at Indli
meetings. Other vis tors from
Hlueflcld Lodge r»32. were D. L.
Iliahop, .1 If. Turn bill: \V. \
l>oak M D. Hazy. * C T. Joint.
From Lodge <’«72. Crewe v.»., <\ M
Newcomb, K .!. Walthall. R. H
Cranuess. W 11. Chap n il. R. <;
Wright. There was a large attend
ance from Old Virginia Lodge 192.
Roanoke Times.
I. W. S. Al.lJ.wn-: l<» \IHKT.
New York. June 3 \ grcj»t
meeting of rlutiwomen Is •.» i>.» held
In Vnisterdam where the luterun
tlonal Woman SufTrnia Mllanee
holds a convention on lime if»th
Twenty countries will !>• represent
e<l hy delegates from tin' >nal asso
elatlon having nnlveraal ilTrmto ns
their object. The I’nited States,
Canada, (Ireat IlrlTaln. 1 Nether
land, (lertnnny. Denmark Ireland.
Norway. Sweden. FUnlnnd. llnpain.
Italy. Hungary and An tralla are
the countries where the national
itHSoelntlons are best organized. The
local committee of Anno idem has
scoured a large sum for Hie enter
tainment of the convent a which
Is expected to number ihoul one
thousand delegates. Tb<- represen
tatives from ibis countr> will nnm
Imt about twenty regular delegates,
supplemented by many other wo
men who will attend umifflclnlly.
OltllKIt OF PUBLICATIOX.
Circuit Court, May Term. 1908.
West Virginia,
Mercer County.
W. C. Pollock, C. 1). Hancock and
C O. Wright, trustees of the Presby
terian church of Hluefl. id, W. Vn..
ex parte, In < hancory,
J. W. H. Honaker, clerk of the
Circuit Court of. Merer county,
West Virginia, d<> hereby certify
that W. C. Pollock, C. B. Hancock
and C. o. Wrightfl trustees of the
Presbyterian church of Bluefteld, W.
Va., have filed tli«■ Ir petition in said
court, praying for a .“-ale of certain
real estate in 1)1 ueflc.ld, said county
and state, conveyed to said trustees
by deed duly recorded In said coun
ty and state in deed book 33, p 4ir<,
said property being known as the*
Presbyterian inanso and located on
Tazewell street in said city.
Attest: W. H. HONAK 1€H, Clerk.
May 13, 190S. 5*13-4 w
ill ItFH'DUti: IHVW IIOMi:
/
Louisville, |<y.. June • \ move
ment for tie* restoration of the old
Kentucky home or Jefferson Havi
whose centennial is being eelebrat
,ld today, has been s- t on foot |>>
tin* Confederate vet. rans of the
Mine (Srass state. It is prop.. . I
that the old havis e t.ato, Falrvi ,v
be preserved as ti national park I.;
a plan similar to that Inaugural, d
for the preservation of the k ii
Micky birthplace of Abraham I ii
coin.
NOTICM.
The following Ih notice th.V J.
Maker, residing «t flluefleld, M r
eer county, West Virginia, has u, .-1 *
application to the county court of
nali! county for a Mr-nso to s- I at
retail spirituous llipiors, win* -, i >r
ler, ale, b* <-r and drjnkn <Mf Ilk*- ua
fiir*- for the period begin n In g i
May I t, 100S, and * ruling .lurn >,
1001), at No. I I Minefield avonii- n
the town *»f Minefield, Mercer coun
ty, West Virginia.
fiiven under rny (hand this
Ifith day of May, UrOS.
Teste: KSTlf.L f.AIT.KY, Cl* rk.
fi-1 0-1 a wk 4 wks,
t llll.li 1411011 I \W I 1*111 I It. j
Charlotte, N <*., Juno 3. The
atipderne court of North Cad 1
decision regarding the recently •
acted child labor law In this 1
The court holds that the state ha I
a right to legislate for -the prole
flon of children In a way para
mount to the partUular right of
lading - hlld labor In mills and fac
powers of the state and cohstitu- ,
jtlonal; and also as the emplovment
T»oreh, 300 Minefield av nuo. T.
FT. R, Christie. ^
t __
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
. I,
*1
iiorsKHoi.n wo kitohpn
furniture bargains. All of my ho
tel furniture for sale on account ol
lease expiring and wishing to rctir*
from hotel business. Write or call
on .1 h. l'atton, Altamont Hotel
Uood bargains for quick buyer.
tf J. I, PATTON
H)|{ IIKVT.
Plat, 3 r«K>tws and hath, on Hod
Is'f.
Plat, 3 i*ooms and hath, on (Hand
street.
Plat. Op rooms an,l bath, on Hlu**
Held avenue.
10 room dwelling on Hensley
st reel. •
K. II. EASLEY.
4 2 r, I‘ri licet on Ave.
FOIl llKNT Lute I'lSltlwii’i* of. N
Partee, on Rogers str.M\t. K. It
Easley.
FOIl KENT l'lieg|i, a nice three
f.»om cottage on South Powell
street. J. It, Johnson
FOR KENT Three nice rooms, suit
able for light housekeeping; all
modern convenient*''*. Si;» Prince
ton avenue.
FOR KENT Four nloo rooms with
hot and cold water and oleetrle
lights In good neighborhood. Ap
ply at 314 Fourth street.
FOIl KENT Three store-rooms on
Raleigh street. C. O’Leary &
Son. 2-6 If
Clothes last longer and retain
• heir original shape IT you have them
pressed regularly. Phone 228, Mine
field Pressing Co., Jenka & laind.
proprietors.
FOR KM NT Rome good offVxt
rooms on Princeton avenue. C.
O’Leary & So’n. 2-fi-tf
A It Alto AIN One-half Interest
n eight lots, two new cottage hous
s. Well located In west end. flood
tafe Investment. Must he Hold, Jinx
142. 1„,
FOIl HALE I 1-2 horse power gas
oline engine. Electric sparkcr.
Apply Meadows Ptg. Co., 114
ILlgglnhotham avenue.
The best dressed man Is not neces
sarlly tlit* man who wears the most
expensive clothes, hut he who keeps
his suit cleaned and pressed. Call
phone 228, Minefield Pressing Co.,
C. A. Pearson, manager.
LOST A silver knoli from an um
brella handle, engraved II. W. W.
Return to Lender office.
FOR KENT Four rooms with |miii
try and poarclies. No. 222 Mine
field avenue. T. II. M Christie
f.-1 8-2t
FOIl HALE A practically new
American Typewriter. Cost $,"»<>,
will sell at a bargain. Address
Lender, City.
\\ AN I El) Fifteen good men to
work on grade near Williamson.
Meet me at No. 3 tonight. K. L.
MAI LEY.
A AN TED My young man, hoard In
private family, near Presbyterian
church. A. (}., Ilex 644, Mine
field.
I.OST A white skill between lllue
field Mercantile company and \V.
I*. Hawley’s store. Relnm to 1tl
Miami street.
'VVANTKI) Hoarders at 'I’owlm tan
fl)|'iit .life. Melons, Powhatan
Konnfy. Virginia. Thirty five
miles from Fnrmvllle, IP-athful
location, no malaria. Mood wa
fer, plenty of Ice, shade and
chi' kens. Terms I'i.TiO per week.
For further particulars apply It
<». PtHtTKR, Melona, Va
nuu;\i\s in ni< i: l/OTH
rapt I; H. Hstdwln, agent of the
Ki ' View Land asd Warranty com
pany, Is now offering great bargains
In some of the ypreftlest lots In the
r Ify of Mlueflold, located In the Fart
Knd, a number of which front on
the extension of Princeton avenue,
with a nice number one macadam
is'd street In front of them. Parties
d**lrlng situating for comfortable
bonne will find If gp-atiy to their
interest to rail on rapt Maid win
a* his office in the First. National
Hank building.
NOTH F,
Having sold out my entire busl
m s, I derlre to collect, up all n<
counts dua me by .Tune jst. There
fore all who are Indebted to rn<* will
please call at. my old stand, where
you will find me, and settle at once.
Thanking all my customers for past
patronage.
MORRI3 ROSRNnRTU!
FR KK TR IP
FOR 5 MEN
From each postefflre In West
Virginia
[f,J, National Cs\pi<?\l
A - k your po-ttma der for parth c.r
\MI IIP 1\ l;l VI.TV ro.
\V VHlIINf.TON. It. r.
DEATH OF
k'miv .ions «. »{ \i»i:i: mi s
\ r his iiomi: i\ \V\ niK,
—
Wythevlllo, Vn., Juno :i. ('apt.
■'"'"I C Ha per died at tils residence
in tin* east end of this county Mon
day night at the advanced age of
over 7(t yearn,
(’apt Waiter was an old Confed
erate soldier, and tokk great Inter
•at In nil (hat pertnltied t > the
lost cause lie was a man of
large property and latluence in the
county, owning a large es'ate.
which he sold out) a week «>r two
Itefore his death for $10,000 ll<
lmd heen Ho* HU|H>rtntendent of the
lead mint's of Wythe county from
tin* eud of the war until Its salt* a
ft-w years ago
ll<» Is survived by his wife, two
son ami one daughter.
The funeral will he today from
I In* residence and Interment at the
family burying ground on the place.
“Bvery man lo his trade” Is an
old adage and Is familiar to nearly
all of us. It Is brief in Its wording
hut conveys a great deni In Itu mean
lug. It Is merely a terso way of
saying that a man who makes a ape
dally of any out* thing knows more
about, and Is more proficient 111 hi.**
partleular specialty than any one
else could he. It Is for this reason
that wo all seek a specialist when
wt« have any serious physical all
metit. it Is for tin' same reason that
The Wydale Remedy Co. went to one
of tin* best specialists in tho United
Stall's on liver and intestinal trou
bles. a professor In a Columbus. () ,
.Medical College, and secured from
him a prescription from which Ry
laic's l.lver Tablets are made.
Tills specialist knew more about IIv
< r i roiiDior tiuin ji doctor who trout*
all dlKonso.M, and that In why Hy
dale'* Llvor Tahlot* rollovo and cure
moro quickly all llvor trouhlo* than
tho ordinary llvor plllu and pow
dor®.
r.O tahlot* in a inotal box. 2T.
cent;* For Halo hy the White Phar
nmojr.
I ' * M A I’OK.q. vory ho*t *ort*
I'raiiBplantod. Hy oxproflti In hank
•‘I . 7r.o por hundred. FALLON,
h’lorlHt, Honuoko, Va.
TIIOMAA K. VFFItY, M. !».,
Rpoclallst,
I'yo, Fur, Nose and Tlirnat.
0 Hliiollold, \V. Va.
Omillsl f..r \. ft W. Hallway.
Head Thu Hally Leader.
work, that you want done tn your
• • -■ i - it.ns
mouth. Just make a few Inquiries
concerning tho work done by Mayer
Pros., the Dental Specialists, or Dr.
'as K. Mayer and hear what people
Who know say of them. Finest ma
ci lal, sclentIfle work, honcet prhs's,
• U modern met hods and equipment
to prevent pain.
All work guaranteed.
Office 'Phone. 4fi7.
Itealdenco 'Phone, «B3-L.
dm i:i ii:i,i>, \y. va.
L ~ T ^^▼▼▼▼▼▼w w WWWWWWW%
| A. D. STONE |
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Civil Engineering
OI I ICI: ROOM NO. 6
Telephone Building
HI AND STREET-PHONE 124
DR. WM. T. JKNKINS
UKKItAUIlONllT.
Spoclacloa and artLflelaJ
oyon lit tad.
Lon**** Mute nod. Frame*
uepa'rnu.
i 0\S1 l.TATION lit Ml;.
1-7 Princeton Avn. lUnnflold, W. V»,
Harry s Barber Shop
\oO door (o W. IT. Tnln((r«|i|i (To,
I AH. JOHNSON,
JAKIfl HARTWELL
HID PICRKINR
IIARY HOLT
“THE liIG FOUR**
First class scrvico at all times
r<ATIIM ATTA(THKI).
! COMPTON BROS., DENTISTS
STATH HANK HUII.DINfi. HI.UHFIF.I.D, K. VA.
$5
$5
1 TEETH FULL SETS $5.90
V«*py licsf wt of *«•«■( Iit No
ItofU-r miiiiIi' ni imy priro
.. . . . $8.00
Hold CmwiiH.. $t-oo
I’oroi’lniii ('rmviiN.. $1.00
Wop.$1.00
d«> III I'll I III UM .$1.00
Hllvop I'illliin* .50
KxIrndlnK ..25
tVin,*nt. Killing* .50
' li’iinilitf .50
i:\amination i isi;i;
RXTHACTINO A HKOMfTRRY
I’A I NliRSH
COMPTON ItKOS., Dentists
Mfiilo Itunk llliltf., Itlm-fli Id,
n
KELLY & MOYERS.
DEALERS IN
WHISKEYS. WINES. BRANDIES. ALES.
BEERS. Porters and all Kinds of Liquors.
FIRST CLASS
BILLIARD ft. POOL-ROOM CONNECTED
OUT OF TOWN ORDERS SHIPPED PROMPLY I
When in need|of“anything in the
Electrical Line
remember wc do first-class work
at reasonable [prices promptly.
Inlcrmont Electrical Co,
Phone 212 Bluefield, W Va.

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