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

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

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Washington, .1*!' _*■> \* ,
ton polltlcnl wiseacre • r<-a’:
imslly engaged in n - , n ml
Hots for Judge Tlllt -■! Colonel
ltryan. Scor< of j»j *>^ • tie at ion*
are being made i>r tie* i •!>;!!>'•• line
up and batting or • r f the- di*=
tiuguished men who will h<- called
to aet as olti. ial . Ivisei-- u* t!
next occupant of i ! • wli: . bout
In case of ... «»! Taft, .t
l« generally agr. • <1 that the re- \ ill ;
he- few vital changes. Kilhu Root
Is slated to retain the Mate
folio as long as he wants t. pro\ l
c-ei, of course*, that the- Itepuii ,
continue in control. George \ n •
Meyer. postmaster general ia
Roosevelt's cabinet will likely be
o'l'iUK'm in ini' treasury srcreinr>
sklp. Gum-ral Luke f\ right s w
t-a4n to no mu i u «s head o’ t' <• ,vm
doirartiiHiit unior tlie i «jt n -iuy
Prank M. Kellogg, it f§ fch nr
be selected to succeed Attorn. y
General Bonaparte, while Frank H.
Hitchcock will be awai led with
the office of posttnasti r general.
Janies Wilson, the perpetual -oi n*
tarv or agriculture, will not he dis
turbed. and James A Garth Id wil
continue as secretary ol th in
terior. Whether Metcalf will !>e r
tained as secretary of the n r. ai ’
Straus as the secretary o' ' m:"' .
and labor 1- a lunT-r of dV. -p-*
m<nt, some of the wiseacr. <i c ar- i
Ing that they will have to mak ■ ;
for some of Taft’s mon in in rioiu
workers.
Doping out a Bryan « abinot
of course, more interesting ince i
allows a wider latitude of i c ,
and presents mon clean ui. »> mi
certainty. %\t the head of »h* li r
as secretary of state, most o tl •
wise ones place Judsoii llarnu a ot
Ohio. A few think that .1 ■,.!'• G-n
Gray of Delaware, would he eh :, mi
for this Important portfolio, hut
this is not consider* I probah e by
those acquainted wiTTi just the ■!
gree exlsiting between the Xebi « li
nn and the Delaware jurist. The
t Bryan cabinet, it is thought, would
be largely composed of westum- rs.
with finly two or three ea tern an 1
southern men include I.
It is likely in the event tbit
Bryan is elected, that his cabinet
will be substantially as follows
Secretary of state -Judson liar
mon, Ohio.
Secretary of the treasury I oh *
A. Johnson of Minnesota.
Secretary of war G orge Turner
of Washington.
Attorney (Jonora! William J.
or New York.
"oKtim ti r general Ifenry |>.
> •: n ol \lahnmn.
> o tin navy- Theodore
V ll 'I o California.
‘ ■ >’.v of the Interior Thus.
M. I :■! t• i -. »n i f Colorado.
^ i< : iy ol agriculture (Mark
Howell of (icnrgln.
Secretary of commerce#and labor
John VI iti 1m li of 111 Inois.
“livery man to mi* trade" is an
hi » lag* a t I;- fum'llar to u+irly
or tis It Is brief In Its wording
■ :f «• invvs a great d al In Its mean- i
t It is merely a terse way of
ii2 that a man who makes a spe
aity rtf any one thing knows more
'bout, and la more proficient In his j
>arll< alar spec ialty than any one
eoul 1 he . It la for this reason
h. t we all seqjk a specialist when
• hav atiy serious physical all
• '•ent. it 1 for the same reason that
• i'* Itydal Remedy Co. went to one :
f be best specialists In the United
Hates on 1 ir• r and Intestinal trou
i prof©! sor In a Columbus. Q.,
•iixlleai Collojve, and secured from
• i. a prescription from which Ry
Isvt.r Tablets are made.
• ’ir. .specialist knew more about llv- |
• r t. oubles than • doc tor who treats
- and thut Is why Ry
‘ • fJver Tablets relieve and cure
ri quickly all liver troubles than
o ordinary liver pills and pow
iers.
•'.<) tablets In a metal box, 25
"t.'. For Bale by the White Phar
macy.
u \i.i s i.i: \\ i;s <• \ \ \i» \.
-> ' ■ filly IV.I While the
i oui i farewell s;i 1111«•
i ' mm', t h Prince of WaleB
• I Hi s morning for England.
i i> in Quebec which
mm lie remembered as the
' n 'tab i visit of royalty to t’an
* There will be additional pa
ui;d pageants tomorrow and
"i . but the departure of the
,•! nee marks the beginning of the
i i <>i tin* tercentenary celebration
1 it ;i few days the ancient city
• have returned to its customary
! Mi nit 1 (fillet Nile.
an undertalter: Gough
rid Coughing end In Coffin. Cure the
■ tgb. stop the cougntng, and let
undertaker keep bis Coffin. Ry
1Cough Elixir Is ' no best and!
:*'sf way ()r accomplishing this re- I
if. Rest, because It rontalns the
Jt remedies known to aid nature to I
1 a cough. Surest, because it posl-j
« !y (loes not contain opiates or
■rifu! drugs of any kind. Guaran-1
ed under the pure Food and Drug
iw For nale by White Pharmacy.
Try a Tender Want Ad.
TO FIGHT
OVER WILL
New York, July 21B—A bitter !
contest I expected over the will of
te late Benjamin Hart, which will
probably be filed tomorrow*. The
estate or Hurt, who started life as a
peddler. Is valued at over a mil
lion. lie died in Paris on May 11
aft' r many years residence there.
Then* were five codicils attached to
tin- will, one or which Is missing, |
and over this the fight will hinge.
Inder the w TIT. Hart divided his
property among relatives* and
f rlends.
Hart, originally a bagman, sold
good from a pack to the wives of
farmers and Invested his profits in
New York real estate. Thirty years 1
ago, having amassed a fortune, he.
went to live In Paris. Hart mar
ried twenty-seven years ago and he
and bis wife adopted the Luce best
girl. Mrs. Hart lived in this city
Tor twenty-four years following her
separation from her husband, and
was known as Mrs. Rllzabeth
Wright, her residence being No. 21
Perry street. “She is now said to be
living in the Chelsea district. Hart's
adopted daughter assorts site is en
titled to all the property.
Quantity and Quality rarely e.ver
go together. Here’s the exception, j
Elliott’s Emulsified Llnlmeri con
tains half pint of an emulsion of i
Spirits Turpentine. Origanum, Kero
sene Oil, Ether and Ammonia, and
hc.Hs for only 26c a bottle. Guar
anteed or money back. The White
Pharmacy.
MEN ICON GOVERNMENT
LETS CANAL CONTR \CT.
Mexico City, July 2D.—The Mexi
can government is building an in
land canal 104 miles long, to con
nect the ports of Tampico and
Tuxpain. This inland waterway is
row about one-half finished, and
the contract was recently let for
too construction of the remaining j
portion. It Is estimated that the
canal will have cost, when com
pleted. about 6, OttO. 000 Mexican
money, which is equivalent to $2.
600,000 gold. It is 76 feet wido
and# has a uniform depth of 10 1-2
feet.
GOVERNOR CUTLER QUITS.
Kbit Lake City. Utah. July 2D.—
Governor John C. Cutler will uot
seek to succeed himself as chief ex
ecutive (,r Utah, and the Republi
can nomination will doubtless go to
United States Marshal William
Spry.'
FRANCE WILL
DEFEND TEACHERS
I'arls. July 29.—Tin* French '
government ls about to submit to
the chamber a measure intended to
defend teachers in the primary
schools from what is regarded as a
**• w clerical scheme for Interfering
with the lay education provided by
I he stat . Several teachers have
been prosecuted lately by parents
oil the wore or nat 1-religious
character of the Instruction im
parted to their children, t inier the
new law such actions will have to
be brought against the state and
not against thu individual teacher,
if the justice of the accusation be
proved, the state will, apart from
disciplinary measures, have a legal
remedy against' the teacher. This
measure, with another hill which
has Just b* on Introduced, will help
to satisfy those government sup
porters who hold that there is a
sort of i*< it conspiracy to block
the working of the law.
ARREST FOR KILLING
iiAMiAKH (ii iMAiw (haimiih
WITH MlltHKIt or UjAVTON
S.\ |,| J \<;k.
Maty City, Va„ July 2D.- Mallard
(lullllnm was arrested yesterday
afternoon charged with the murder
of Clayton Sailings at Hill Station,
Sunday sight. He has retained W.
I). Cox to defend him. and will be
given a preliminary trial today.
GETS ilCUOSTICE
MliArivSMITII, WIIO SHOT \I\W
ItlCI VSWH'K MINISTKIt .H |,V |
15, hi:M'|.;\i |.;ii.
New Itrnnswick. N. .1.. July 2!>.
Another example or iptiek Jersey
justice whs given yesterday when
Arefiio Herron, the former black
smith. who shot and killed the |{eV.
8. M. I*iekf*tt, a Methodist minister
on July 15, was convicted of mur- 1
dor in the first degree and was sen
tenced to be electrocuted at Tren
ton on September 17th.
Herron's trial began Monday and
the cas«* was given to the jury yes
terday. It took but forty-live min
utes for the jurymen to bring in a1*
verdict of guilty.
I 1 • E‘ T,ERNEY' P"*Idcnt W* «• THOMAS. Vice-President R. E. BOI LING. Cashier \
t Every Bank Account deserves SPECIAL ATTENTION &
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o And it will receive that SPECIAL attention, we are always ?
'? pleased to give every account whether large or small. &
{ Flat Top National Bank i
? Resources nearly a Million Dollars United States Depository ?
? BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA |
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LI»U IX MA\!f, Preuldont. WALTER C. POLLOCK, Vh'<*-Pre«id*Iit. L. A. HOOPER, CuMliier. 1
[ T^e First NeUiorwaJ Be^rvk
_BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA f
' \i-n w,; *ioo.o»o. whui. *200.000. VNMvmp.n profit*, ho.ooo.
I OTAL RESOURCES ONE AND ONE-THIRD MILLIONS
_THREE PER CENT. PAID O N TIM E D E PO S ITS
1KI xont RANKINU 11IMINEW WITH THE OU.B.T AND «TUOMGK*T IIAxi IN TOWN
WILLIAMS’
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Rave you tea your Kidneys?
Rave you overlooked your ifervouB
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bladder? Have you a flabby appear
ance of the face, especially under
the eyes. Too requently a desire
to pass urine? If no, William s Kid
ney Pill will cure you.
Price fjOc.
For »aie by Tho White Pharmacy.
Cor. B'and Htreet and Prlncelon iv«.
a \\(>i\\ci:Mi:\r.
My friends having boon denied
iho privilege of voting for nia in
iho Republican county convention,
after my name had been properly
and regularly placed before said
convention, they fool that they
Uiould have the right to vote for
me In tlie general el >ction. 1 there
fore announce myself an independ
ent candidate for the ofiic of county
clerk, and promise, if elected, to
Faithfully and impartially ditcharge
the (lutTen of said of lice.
J. E. T. SENTZ.
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