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

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BLUEFIELD, W. VA.
The Daily Leader
Published every evening except
Sunday
Entered an Boeoml clues matter
April Kih. laoti, at the Post Office
at illuetleld, W. Va., under act of
Congress. March 3rd, 1879.
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SATl l{|»AY, At Ctl’ST -It. ItlON
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
NATIONAL.
•’’or President.
WILLIAM JENNING-S BUY AN’,
of Nebraska.
For Viet? President,
JOHN WORTH KERN,
of Indiana.
For P. esident ini Kloctors-nl - Large
HOWARD L. SWISHER.
bruch McDonald,
For District Presidential Klmtors.
J. I P. O’BRiEN.
WM. Q. BROWN, Jr.
• JOHN G. LOBBAN.
JAS. A. ROBERTS
HI WILLIAMSON
For Congress—Fifth District
DR. L. H. CLARK
of McDowell
For ('impress
Ninth Virginia District
J. CLOYD BYARS
of Bristol, Va.
STATE.
For Governor
IXJUIS BENNETT,
Lewis County.
For Secretary of State
ADAM B. LITTLE PA (IE.
Kanawha County.
l or Superintendent of Free School*
IRA E BUSH,
Summers County.
For Auditor.
OSCAR JENKINS.
Woorl County.
For Treasurer.
JEREMIAII MILLER.
Ohio County.
For Attorney General.
E. H. MORTON.
Webster County.
For Judges of the Supreme Court:
WM. G. MATIIEWS.
Kanawha County.
WALTER PENDLETON
Roane County.
MELVILLE PECK.
Barbour County.
For Slate Senator—Seventh District
JOE L. SMITH
of Raleigh
For State Menntor—Sixth District
GEORGE FRENCH STROTHER
McDowell County.
MERCER COUNTY.
For House of Delcgatf**:
D. H. BARGER.
Hiawatha.
CHAS. B. HANCOCK.
BlueOeld.
ror nupnni
JOHN B. NEAL,
Rock,
For Prosecuting Attorney:
JOHN R. PENDLETON.
Princeton.
F<*r Commissioner County Court:
WIRT A FRENCH.
Princeton.
For Ork of Uh* County Court:
ROBERT N VERMILLION.
At hen g.
For Clerk of the Circuit Court:
J. A. B BRUCE,
Bluefleld.
For Avwnwir:
JOILN K. PECK.
Athcng.
For Surveyor of Tjnnr1«:
FIT. LMORE M. THORNTON.
In stler Me.
Mr Dowell County Ticket
I-or IIoiim' of IM('djiic«
C. H AND EL
I» L At*VIL
RF.AVFR POND DISTRICT,
•lost1cin of the IVsrr,
JtJDOE OEO I, DILLARD
M M POST LOTHW A ITE
for C 'on«f jiIiIam.
w. i. BATLfrtr.
J. H THOMPSON
For HtIk»oJ Commissioner.
L. J. HOLT,AND.
lilt* Dali Leader j >in.-i with Mr.
II. It. Kitts and family in • •xpre.-c -
"K its sinerc gratitude to the good
people of McDowell for th l;ln I
Ufntlon given Mr. Kitts. .Mr. Kitts
received every possible attention.
Do you believe in negro rub ?
l*o you favor tin* election of negro
live keepers as « m mber or the
mard wf education to whom white
ad.v teachers must apply lor po
ut ions? Do you favor mixed ju
ies before whom the criminal ele
n«nt cannot b“ convicted? Re
netnbor McDowell.
So long ns white candidates for
>■ lie in McDowell tell the negro
lint they will never vote to disfran
his him and that there will never
• ■ a “Jim Crow" law if they can
• vent it, and that they favor mix
I juries, &c., tli u-e is little hope
r improvements. Let he mili
ant white manhood ass^ rt itself
from both parties and beat out tlie
name which lias, like a night mare,
Itnnv. over Me Dow 11.
\ strang? world. Governor John
>n is nominated a third time be
■ausi> lie was twice elected. Mr.
Ilryan was nominated a third time
><cause lie has been beaten twice,
rw York Sun.
The above v ry e.xttuisievly proves
hat the Democratic party stands
or principles and not office. Just
my one to win will not go with
Democracy. ltryan and Johnson’s
principles are right, hence the nom
inations.
In tho communication of Mr. \V.
W Hunhos which was published in
* estorday'e Daily Tel ‘graph ami re
prod uc d bj' the Lea dor there ap
peared the following paragraph:
"There are men in McDowell
'onnty. and U-publicans at that,
who in years past have stood ready
mil willing to do what they could
o purify conditions morally and
>ol;tically in their county. When
hose men suggested that affairs
were not conduct I as they should,
vhen they presumed to open the
'ay for light to lie turn d on, they
tot only met with no support, but
veto "knocked” in politics and bus
iness and every conceivable way.”
it is a pitiable state of affairs
when those who undertake to "pu-»
*:fy conditions morally and polit
ealiy ’ ar "knocked” in politics
■n 1 business and in every other
way.
Vet this is the state or affairs in
Me Dowell as given by Mr. Hughes.
' Miditions are deplorable, indeed.
s hen th° good people of the com
nmiity are terrorized against tak
nft a stand-for better conditions
VOM'XTKKIt IT XI)
In accordance with the. request of
h«* national coni mil too, the Loader
i'l tak ■ subscription; for the na
ional Democratic <ampaign fund.
Mr. Bryan refuses to accept eontri
»utions from corporations or trusts.
Do apjs-als to the p oplo instead of
he interests. lie favors campaign
mblleity and will pub! h all eon
ributions so that the voters may
know from what sourc > the con
ri but ions at'c received. Four years
**»f* Harrlman raised a quarter rnlil
on dollars for the Republican carn
aien fund. Mr. Bryan refuses
»ice contributions, and appeals to
the great, mas es instead. If the in*
f'Tests put up the mony they must
’>e r paid by special favors. Tin1
Democratic party is the party of the
neople. All contributions giv ri the
Daii Loader will be acknowledged
i\ rm th name of the contributor,
unle-s he rerju sts otherwise, an.I
’he i) 'ii''. forwarde | to tne trear<
iror of the national committee ev
•ry Saturday night
< ont.ributlons acknowledg d:
t)a ly Leader employes.$r,.50
MlmfioR) Furniture Co. clerk- 1.00
II d. Brown . Loo
’v K Kite . . 1,00
Dr. K bp r on . 1,00
Frery woman desms a good com
ploxlon, but oft-t!m<-s either ruinj
h« one «he has fir falls to gain on*
>y the paint and powder rnetbo I *|,»
•mjdoys A good complexion It from
vlthiri and can t tie pa’nfe! or pow
tered on Two t! 'Tiif” are necessary
n f»rdf*r to be the possessor of a
'on | complexion. A h* althy action
•f the liver and go. o r|fh hi m’
fydate.'* Tdver T'.blef taken ones
dons iy and follow/d for n •*»»y ,r
fn davs by By dale « Tori If »nd jden
v of fr»^h air ar 1 out of doors > x
»rrlse wjl] heat si! the paint and
powder In tb* world. Try It Just
mce and see Th- White Pharmacy
Try a want ad. in the Dally leader
m:m \i:i: tiii: iei:i>i ki.ic.w
\u<;t mi n is
In th • nation:
1.— Th' same thing that cause) thet
panic will Ktnp it.
2. We havo I* i*n protectionist* I
for fifty years, but If wo •/< t in th‘«
time, our man Taft promises to call
1909. in tb«* afternoon of hiR inau
guration. to “revise" th-* tariff?
3. Bryan Is “unsafe” and mlfch’
disturb business. Boos'volt am]
Tn t have dime It quit ker and hard
er.
■I Bryan wants to make all na
tional banks as safe as the govern
ment. Ills plan will do it but this
will not suit those who want some
; of tie m to be “unsafe.’
Bryan Is actually trying to
! get this government to declare that
•here ts Hitch a thing as a mono It
aly. the horrid man.
<> Bryan has had three nomina
tions. This was not wrong in An
drew Jackson, llonry Clay and dro
ver Cleveland, but It Is terrifying
to think it of Bryan!
In the state.
1 -Seherr’s crowd are “anar
chists” and “Insan • bolters.” The
Idea of that hunch wanting the
state committee to he fair. Did
not Hlkns abolish the committee on
credentials?
2. Th; Dawson tax laws may
have caused a deficit; they have
cans (1 vexations and forced upon
us had roads; they have driven cap
ital out of the state; and, while the
taxes have not 1>. en reduced yet.
.sum. u wo arc patient and stink I
to tli'm everybody will be jel
of taxes some day, oxeept the corpo
rations. All that Is needed are a
few more extra sessions of the leg
islature.
3 —While we have spent piles of
money and have increased all public
expenditures, look at the new of
fices that we have created.
'.—We are opposed to mixed
schools, but we favor very much
“mixed" railroad ear service. The
railroads shall not b> forced to pro
vide separate coaches for white peo
ple (?) (?) (?)
Th re shall he no change n
the* franchise* laws. The* negroe>s of
North Carolina arc* n* eded to con
trol nominations, and these white
Republicans may, some day, ge*t
tired or forcing nominations upon
Hi nt. A little repeat'ng will then
come in pretty handy, as it. has in
the past.
d.—What will become of Dawson
White. Swisher, Mathews, and all of
i our "combine” unless we* carry the
state.
" —What is the use of creating
all those tax offices and making all
th<*s<* Jobs, unless our fellows have
them
Was not Swisher agreed upon
and promised this job long before
the convention? The Impudence, of
Schorr s past all understanding.—
Charleston Gazette.
TIG STKES s.\LK * »l RRAL t
TAT Id
Notice is hereby g.vcn that mid. i
and by virtue* of two deeds ot trust
e-xe*e-uu*d by Newton King and Ulriy
King, tils wife, to Frank I lawn, trus
t«»-. the first eil which is date-d dan a
ary I, 1908, and reworded in Me-i
cer eounty <*ourt elork’s otll e in
trust de-e-d book No. 12, page* 199,
and the othe r dated on the- 1st day
of January, 190 s, and of reword li
sad clerk’s office- in trust deed book
No. 1 ti. page* 179. etc., the* find to
secure* to .1. K. Hah- the sum of two
hundred and twenty and twenty
om- hundredths dollars, ($220.20),
bearing interest from January !,
liH'd, evidenced by note, and tie
econd trust elee-d ;»> secure- to said
J. K. Male* the sum of on * hundred
and twenty-five dollars t $12.1.00),
be-nring interest from January I,
100S. and also evidenced by note,
and default having l.e.-n u i.b- in the
payment of salel notes, an I .>.■ it*
r*-e|tt!red by the- be ttefie-iary undei
d dee-Is e>f trust to ndve. .- and
<• l th<* jtrope-rty so r-otiv'*y.-!. I will
prok'f-d to sell at publ auction, to
the highest bidde r, at the* front door
of the e-ourt hotr e- of the- town ot
BramwSdl, W Va., on fir- 12?’- day
oi September. thus, at to o’clock
a. m., 'he following de r-ribe-l r°al
estate*, ifhiato In M*-re<*r county.
West Virginia, in th-- d stri t of
Itoe-k. and bound? ' and d« ae-rihed af
eillnws, to-wit:
lie-ginning at a stake al.o if if.
fe‘-t from the* county re»a l le-ding
ove • Pinnacle ridge; t?iene*e tor to
9 degrees K. *3 f«-ct to a take
about 1 f> feet from sai l eounty road
and on the- ea t *d !<• or sa el road;
thence S si eb-m-e s Id. 132 1- »t to
a lake-; thence- g 9 de -< \ '
f* e-f jn flo- tllie- of tie ff. f |. Tabor
land; aliel with ami s 70 de- ;,-e*er
W. 119 feet te» the beg’-nnln • con
iine about I e»f Mp i i • more
or le «, and being 'he .- e- land
cone' \ <*d to t tie parties e> the* (i si
part by dame t Unit .til w • by
deed be arin- date- rut th-* ?’n 1 d •>
of \ ii'tr-t 1902. and o’ r t In
Mercer county clerk’s office- n deed
book No. t«> page ; t
Term of ale* One half cash «n
efay eif -ab- and I n "tire- in twe-lve
months with x |'-r cent Interest,
I tu n 1 with nt>prov< d s< itrdv being
reeptire d of pun I r tt d t '■ If- -1
title be-ing retained a i further
ciirity.
Fit \NK It WVN, Trustee
Try a want ad in the Itaily 1/ader
A % \nt \« 'RMI-! N T.
My frlon-T* having b.*en rtm;< '
the firtviUgro of voHri* for rr In
the Republican county convention,
after my name had hern properly
and rerularly placed h,.'ore “aid
convention, they feel that they
Khotild have the ris'ht to vote for
me in the irerneral el etiop i three
'ore announce myaelf an Indepond
>t t r.md'da'e for the offlc of county
, clerk, and promlao. if dented, to
faithfully and Impart la’! v Obchart"
the dutieg of aald office.
J. E. T RRVT7
we. r. t. im:i;hi\. or (;.\itv, for
'mr si:ro.vi> ti*ik wins thk
< ’ll A MPIO.NHH11* OF HOt'TII*
FltN WKHT VIRGINIA TKNNIK
\SS< MIATION.
With ideal w ih r and before
hundreds of ontlm dastlc spectators
the tennis tournament in mens sin*
was played :• terday in Welch.
The tournament • mil promptly at
Min • o’clock In t morning and
<ont nuod without interruption un
til «ix o’clock in the afternoon,
when Or 0 T |’» rrin, of Gary, who
won the champn.Miip la 1907,
aeain I nionstrp 1 his superiority
in this very skiil i name by dofoat*
itie in three Bt r:i lit sets Mr. R. H.
llervcy, of Powhatan. The final
ni at eh was, of <<>urse, the chelf
event ol the day. Mr. Harvey play*
d a brilliant ; line as ho had
throughout the day, and many
times brought the spectators to
tli* ii’ feet by hi magnificent drives
and difficult r< nns, but I)r. Per
rin \va i little tin cafer of the two
and no matter how difficult the
II wa it s* <me | almost 1 mpo»
ible to «et on <y him. Time after
tinie the ball was smashed back
wari and forwa: I over the not In
sui h a way as to look ns if It wore
lmpo:.ible to r-tarn, but was usu
al'y returned by an equally brill
iant play. Many times it looked as
if the play would never end, but
Hr I'rrin’s trn> and hard drives
to the side 1 ill ; finally won for
um. It was a victory to bo proud
of.
Mr. Ilorvey won tho runner’s-up
pii< . Hardly ; corn! In interest to
tills set was tin match in tho semi
:inals between Mr. Horvoy and Mr.
I W. MienoB, nf Gary, which was
finally won by Mr. Horvoy. Other
tm:it<"i ■: which Mlrnctod particular
at i lit ion were the ones between Mr.
Mlencs and Mr .1. M. Vost. of Welch
md tho one -twootn I)r. Perrin
in.! Mr. Graham Sale, of Welch, in
> >t!i of which instances tho former
won.
All of the matches wore very In
teresting and the playing was fast
er and hotter, in tho opinion or the
spectators, than lias ever before
hern sc n in this section.
Ih‘ official score is as follows:
First Hound
K. Maker, of Hraniwell, de
fcat- 1 K L. Long, of Welch, 6-4,
6-3.
it. II llervcy, of Powhatan, de
feated p (). Swope, of Wrfch, 6-1,
6-1.
Lr. \\ R. Cook, of North fork, de
fcate,! a. H. Dangerfield, of War
Gaglc. 6-2. 4-6, 6-2.
I. W \iionos, of Gary, defeated
•L M. \' st, of Welch, 6-3, 6-2.
•L M. nith. of Gary, defeated W.
it. Siminoes, of Welch, 6-1, 6-2.
M. W Neff, of Welch d f»'ated G.
L Coop, i ,tT Welch. 6-0, 7-3.
W. A danieson, of Bramwell, de
feated \v \. Wilson, of Welch. 6-1,
6-1.
I)r C T. Perrin, of Gary, defeat
ed Graham Sale of Welch, 6-1, 7-6.
It. H H rvey, of Puwhatan, de
eatc! I;. s. Baker, of Bramwell,
6-3. 6-1.
1. \V Mlenea, of Gary defeated
Dr. \V R. Cook, of North fork, 6-1,
6-3.
•L M Smith, of Gary defeated M.
W. N if. of Welch, 6-2, 1-6, 6-4.
Dr. C. T. Perrin,.or Gary, defeat
'd \v A. Jameson, or Bramwell,
6-0. 6-0
Semi-Finals.
H. II Iiervejr, of Powhatan, de
feateI i. w. Mleneg, of Gary, 4-6
6-1. 6-i.
Dr. c. t. Perrin, of Gary, defeat
ed 1 M. Smith, of Gary. 6-4, C-4.
Finals
Dr C. t. perrin, of Gary, defeat
ed It li Hervey, of Powhatan, 7-6,
6-2, 6-4.
During the day a delightful lunch
eon was s-rved to the guests by the
ladles of Welch.
At night the tournament was
closed by a brilliant ball given in
fhe hall of th • Welch Amusement
company, by the Welch Tennis Club.
"Kvery Hum to nm trade" In an
>M a and In farn'llar to nearly
til of tin. It la brief In Itn wording
but conveys a groat fir-al In Its mean
I* la merely a terse way of
ay!n:; Miat a mao who rnakea a spe
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u:;r' 1 ,r aje-rlalty than any one
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that w«- all seek a specialist when
•ve hive any serious physical all
m*• nt. I Is for the anrne reason that
1 ’ *t> -ili* Remedy Co. w<'nt to one
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ta'' * llycr and Intmtinal trou
' ' ’ 'fcssor In a Columbus, O.,
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• list knew more about llv
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