Bluefield evening leader. [volume], October 30, 1908, Image 4

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j Elk's Opera Hesse, Mon. Oct 30
* Miss
I LESLIE BINGHAM
S
The Emotional Actress
Late Surportintf Nat. C. Goodwin)
In The Title Role of The Society Problem Play
“THE FORGER”
By Joseph Byron Totten
Ik PIJ.v of Now Yoik Smart Life of To-day
j Curtain Rises 8:30 P. M.
Prices 25c, 50c, 75c, and $1.00
i
I Coint nod 1. in page one.)
bu ions. .Mr. Ta t’s position with
respect to labor was roundly si »red
an.I once again Mr. ltryan niaig i
that a high pro; ctivo tariff was t’u
•nother of pm; i. A feature o;‘ in
meeting was the fa I tlia it was
preside d ovt r by '1 In mas \V. Me.;
cliam, presi ! nt of t ie Syra use
Chamber uf Commerce.
Throughout the day the Demo
crat c candidate’s themes prio'pallj
were, “honety in government,’ an I
“the Republican claims for prosper
ity.’'
He spoke at C Hines, Utica, Rome,
Oneida and Canastota.
AT SHERMAN’S HOME.
Utica, N. V.. Oct. 3o. Paying a
visit to Utica, the h me of .lames S.
Sherman, Republican vice pres d *:i
tlal nominee, W. J. ltryan, the Dem
ocratic candidate for pros'deiit. po
a great le nonstratlon. "It was
one of the best meetings of the
campaign,” said he upon returning
to his car.
i ne up ra Mouse, wnere lie sp^Ke
was inadequate to accommoda e tlu*
crowd which as-omld* d to hear him
and he made an overdow talk to
douh»e tae number outside. Mr
Bryan discussed th ■ issues of the
campaign generally and put to u
vote several of I h questions em
braced in the Domorru ie platform.
These include 1 publicity before e\ •
tion of eampa gn i out r but ions. e
tion of senators by he people am) a
labor ivpreSi ntnt ve in tiu* cabinet.
No hand was raised when ho askel
if there was any one present who
b< I
in the Repubika
r'ght. “I wil| ns.'./- said he. -the
newspaper nun traveling with me
to send out to tIso country the fact
that the homo of Candidate Sher
man doesn't e.idr.rso the ad ion of
the Republican national o inven
tion.'’
‘ isn't it a great condemna ion of
tl.at convent on?” he remit- »,
"whch so outrageously m!-i
Rented the at ntim lit ir' ti p.-jpte
both |{e i ii,l ails an j i m*:h f rats.
Tine twi a.\:i i <• -CARi-:
Rome, >;. Y„ u . — lh-> riv
talking pro p« i i y ami 11* * ■ |.>|trs
tell us
a great big parade In New York
City next Sn,ur ay nl-tirt. They are
go ng to have i" ’.if tIi♦ y are go
ing to have idut; i at ons; they are
going to have Lands and when i
was in New York. I saw th in build
ing grandstands aung the route for
the people who will watch the pa
rade.
\\ hy don't they take the money
and furnish lodgings at nUht for
the hundreds of men whom I giw
sleeping oti the ben< in s in ‘ire
parks? I had ocr-as on to ride down
Bnadway two nights, one time at
2 o’clock, an 1 another time at t
o’clock in tae morn ng. ami there
wore not less than three hundred
im n sleeping in one park and tuey
wor- pro e t.ng them selves from tip*
odd by tieiii-* n-wspapers around
their !i uLh and wdnle tinge men
have n >t tin* mein wth which to
buy lodg.ng. In* H ‘publican party
is pouring •# it money from its cain
imigii lur.-.l on r i tlr<- in order to
jirov* that it j. h jiarty of pros
ini-, wa the way William .1. Hry
,U| ‘ 0!- t' d Ii s | • • Hi a*, ills place
•! - • Mr. Taft
for :ir< a • niiu a ( alilf n tpe cast
<lf ,liS o'c- tlfi., ||| | .a ,r<| ,■ to gj,ow
<ha’ a pan: was now upon the
count iy. Mr. Hr.. a;i‘s theme was jns
Mt'c, :*.iitj s.'i i i ha* ihe ft-niocrat
ic , ar;y ;.p . itr -1 a larger hope of
justice i„ : i nt than (1 <1 the
lleptt b! ■( an | ;• I'ty,
i‘ i 1-1 - p *0.1 he said, he ha 1
a ii I.* t < ' xpef-t a majo Ity of the
volts o Or- Ain liian people.
> I’*K KI.K TKD
* " ^ V Of ho Op nlng
the la-t ay of h s earnpa gn In
New Vo; k Mr. Hryan told an a,id -
cnee v ha hi . | t> e opera House
,ha‘ . •• ' 'o !•< eh t< | to
the Hrevi iejif
•Mr. Iir ,an aid that ho ore the
Oeiiv r fa nv nt on • !{• publicans
w. i. v ,\y to fblent They said
Mr if t • Hern n rat would only
non :.-nte .„• w v., ni l have a ni e.
CIW'“ 'atop n | t}, t they
wool! have a v.a!k v- . Well. at
i i fore-ant
th re. tt M Ii :,f the con II
tlon. Our , il tig to
th. cof.sciet,.,. \ , r an peo
plc t ho t w( ar< t ti o o,ir siip
' no t o t Me ho a re lifting
up lh< m(,rti sr.r. a I a | alio are
ttyin; o to h ,e ron, l< rre of
th > rut on.
' 1f > n V • ■ T
MW ALTAMONT HULL
Barber Shop
Now ready for business. Look for
the Harbor shop sign opposite pas
aengcr station.
J. M. WARREN, PROP.
ion 1 the people In the right direc
tion; these leaders have betrayed
iho sentiment even In the'r own
1 arty and misrepresented ho wishes
r the rank and file of rh * Repu'•
< ans.”
Discussing pubi c tj of cnnpaigi
Contributions. .Mr. Bryan asked
present I f they w o e . II i ij j to
idorsc a plan Ilia* eorrcinplat s
purchase of <*le lions. 1 warn
•ou now.” Ik* *aid with mudi em
that the <rusa 1 •• have
mmenced i >r hi n ut po It c* will
■ on until we have a law that will
cn>|ei Republican loaders to open
• r books and let the people know
a is going on.’ ’
dr. Ilryan charged that the Unit
states y’ linte was the bulwark
predatory wealth and favor seek
t corporations had controlled the
• ons of Senators who were chos
• .< o represent the people.
lie asserts that Mr. Taft had not
' attacked a single trust because, he
I said, every trust majmv wr> sup
I i filing him, ”ani nr of the funds
h • Republicans r o pep.'.iiog to
i ay every vote that »nn no ' ought."
dr. Bryan vehenienl'.y dcclas.-d
1 the It* pubii-Mn pariy was • -
n ; backward Instead ,#f ror\vard
i li respect to B*bo*\ II.- chnraiter
'■ * I i it'* promise of a revis on of the
la: iff as an attempt to perpetrate a
ti'iud on the people.
ELECTRIC CHI
l Sl'l> SE<'ONI> TIMK IN VIRGIN
IA—NKGRO RAPIST THIi VIO
TIM.
Richmond, Va., Oct. 30.—The
‘-•trie cliair, that teirible engine
- f the law, was put Into action the
on.; t me this morning when
v. inston (iroen, a negro, was exe
far attempted criminal as
•lt upon a twelve year oid white
i.! of Highland Park. The negro
do a complete confession anil prc
■d religion before the volts of
d y electricity was siiot through
body. Death was instant ane
>;»g#
ELECTION RETURNS
-so Dluefleld Democratic Club
installed an instrument In its
>! at the Daiky building anj will
out the election returns. The
a! • of tickets will be for the ben
of the local campaign and not
*’ the profit of any lp.$l vl dual,
mission is 50 cen s for the entire
. t trns. You can help de.ray tlife
crises of the club by purchasing
i' kcc and at the same time heir
returns. Ladles will attend und
■ :;ta will be reserved for them.
You can contribute to the local
< a :palgn by buying a t cket. Ti^k
•ts will be in the hands of all mem
bers of ‘he committee.
DO NOT CRY HARD
TIMIIS LONGER.
______
J. L. Horton will save you 25 per
cent on every dollar of your pur
chase of goods In the various de
partments Clothing, Shoes. Hats.
<i nts’ Furnish ngs, Ladies Skirts
and waists. Misses and children's
school shoes below cost, to close at
once. Stock must be reduced.
J. L. HORTON.
20 Bland Street
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l)lt. \V. L. M'CIIAV
OSTEOPATH AND CHIRORACTOR
Chronic diseases successfully treat
ed. Special reduction un*il Novem
ber 1st. Consultation free. Room
j 'O. 5, Blueflold Telephone Building.
! Office hours 9 to 12; 2 to 6; 7 to 9
Bland Street.
ANNOU VCEMENT.
To the voters of Mercer county
I desire to announce that If I am
: elected sherifT of Mercer county
Mr Oeo. M. Barger of Blueflold will
*• my deputy fo- R-aver Pul dR
U.tl
JOHN B. NEAT/
FOR RENT Furnished room,
with heat and bath Apply 525 Ra
le gh Terrace
BET/MONT CAFE.
Dally.
Full Course Dinners.
19 to * p m.
ROc.
• >. B. MARTIN, Proprietor.
And Manager.
W. H. Hither nylon lias a slight
.Mia h of typhoid at his home on
(')iwalnut street.
Mrs. I*. A. Vateinaii left th.s nior
Ming to spend a few days In Roa
noke.
Hon. Peyton K. Kt. Cla'r and wi'e
o Giles, are in the city to hear
J- vernor Vardanian.
1. G. Arnett and fninily have re
lumed from a v sit to relatives and
.rends in Monioe county.
Mrs. N. I). Barnett, of Glen Al
um. who has been .he guost of Mrs.
M. T. Joppllng, returned home this
morning.
•'I'is Lula McGhee, who has been
;!s’t'ng friends !n the city for some
lime left for her home in Lynch
buig this morning.
\V. K. Beverly was In the city
Ira morning returning from Rocky
Mount to his home In Dickinson
•mnty. going to vote for Bryan.
Any one finding a Diem & Wing
catalog and price list of wrapping
paper will please return to this of
llce.
Miss KlllBon will he at tho Fi
lCnd I harmacy with hand-painted
ch im for sale, beginning Saturday,
October 31st.
Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Hicks, of Cove
Creek, Va., have the sympathy of
the Leader In the death of their Ut
ile child, which occurred yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Chambers
arrived today from Sallda, Col., to
\isit friends. Mr. Chambers former
ly resided here, but Is now inaBter
mechanic at Salida.
ilKWAhE OF OINTMENTS FOR
CATARRH THAT CONTAIN
MERCURY,
a8 mercury wifi surety dostroy the
icnse of smell and completely de
range the whole system when enter
ng It through the mucous surfaces
Such articles should never be uBed
ixcept on proscriptions from repu
table physicians, as the damage
they will do Is ten fold to the good
i’ou can possibly derive from them.
Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by F. J. Cheney ft Co., Toledo, O.,
contains no mercury, and Is taken
Internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. In buying Hall's Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine.
It Is taken internally and made in
Toledo, Onto, by F. J. Choney ft
Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists Price, 7f>c.
per bottle.
Take Hall's Family Pills for con
stipation.
MAY RE REPORTED.
Washington, Oct. 30.—Attdrney
General Rouaparte has decided that
f Health O.fleer Ward Is o’ the
op nk n ,hat J^hn Early, the lept r.
is a danger to this commun ty, he
can be sent to his home in the
date of North Carolina, where he
must be provided for by that stale,
as he was born there.
fe.very man to nig trade” la ai
ild adage and Is familiar to aearly
-ill of ua. It 1b brief In Its wording
nut conveya a great deal In Its mean
ng. It la merely a terao way of
laying that a man who makes a spe
lalty of any one thing knows more
About, and Is more proficient In his
particular specialty than any one
?Ise could be. It Is for this reason
that we all seek a specialist when
we have any serious physical all
nent. [t Is for the same reason that
The Rydale Remedy Co. went to one
>f the best speclallato In the United
Rates on liver and Intestinal trou
pes, a professor In a Columbus. O.,
Medical College, and secured from
him a prescription from which Ry
lale’s Liver Tablets are made,
i bis specialist knew more about liv
er troubles than a doctor who treats
an diseases, and that la why Ry
lale s Liver Tablets relieve and cure
more quickly all liver troubles than
the ordinary liver pills aid pow
ders,
60 tablets In a metal box. 25
sent#. For sale by the White Phar
macy.
WILLIAMS* KIRMLY PILLS
Have you negtected your kidneys?
Have yon overworked your nervous
system and caused trouble with
your kidneys and bladder? Have
you pains In loins, side, back, groins
and bladder? Have you flabby ap
pearance of the face, especially un
der the eyes? Too frequent desire
to pass urine? If so, Williams’ Kid
ney pills will cure you. Price 60c.
Sold by the White Pharmacy.
Don't wait -ntll you bavs a deep
seated cough. "As ounce of preren
tlon It worth a pound of enre." with
the first tickling of the bronchial
tube* get a bottle of Rydale's Cough
Bllxlr, Safest for parent or child.
Contains no oplst-s The White
Pharmacy.
.MAKK YOUR CROSS MARK IN
THK OIROLB UNDER THE KOOS
I TMR ON ELECTION DAY.
i --Wi.l l)r. K|»!ln • tell Mi*- voters cl
W< Dowell county what he knows
abou Kate Jacks /ii.
-
l “Morality unj decency is a high
price o pay for political suprema
cy.“ Read lh.» communication from
North i'ork.
We are In receipt of a let or from
Keystone telling of many Interest
ing experiences In the lives of l)r.
Epling, of Keystone, and I)*-. Jeicyll
or Eckman. The writer omitted to
s>gn his name and we cannot use
tin- informaiion.
Attention Is ca led to a Republi
can criticism of James S. Sherman,
candidate for the vice pres dency.
Before you vote for Taft, remember
that in case of h s election and
death S.ierruan woulJ become presi
dent. Could you think of a great
er culamlty?
Two strong reasons why you
should vote ror John B. Neal for
sheriff. If Mr. Neal is elected. Capt.
Qeorge M. Barger Will be h s deputy
If Mr. Ellison is elected, E. E. Car
ter will be his deputy. Can you
think of two better reasons why you
should vote for Neal?
White men of Eekmen, are you
o- ;ng to stand by your colors and
vote ycur sentiments on next Tues
Ihy, or w.tl you al’ow Dr. Hat
lleld to Intimidate you by threats
>r having you lose your JobH? Be
men, defy him, ami vote for your
ves and daughters, Histers and
sweethearts. If he and his gang of
niggers win you cannot live on the
Elkhorn anyway. You will have to
hunt another home.
The Leader Is in receipt of a
letter from Hon. John A. Sheppard,
of Williamson, In which ho denies
us ng the language attributed to
him in a communication from Mate
wan. The Leader would not inten
tionally do Mr. Sheppard an injus
tice and it gives his denial the wid
est possible clrculat on. We will
aid, however, that our correspond
ent is as reliable as any man In
M’ngo county and we are confident
that he did not iu'entlonully mis
represent Mr. Sheppard.
If Glasscock and a Republican
legislature is elected, white women
along the Norfolk and Western rail
way might as well prepare to walk.
I he worst element of negroes are
bad enough now, but if they win
this election they will make life
unbearable lor the white peop'e
i lie electr on of Qlnssiock anil a Re
publican legislature is exceedingly
dangerous to the peace of the south
ern section of tills state an I the
white people know it.
PLENTY OP “LICKKK” AT WILLS
A veteran warrior of the O. O. P.
accompanied by his kinsman, Leon
ard Wh'te, has been busy distrib
uting booze with a free hand to
the voters at Wills this week. His
ff'-ris have failed to strengthen the
leket, however, and alter getting
s veral men beastly drunk at the
sore o’ L. II. Davis, pol ti al h n;h
: an an 1 road lun.l beneficiary of
•Javls Thorn, he becamu disgusted
vl.h the proupo.t, cussed out the
immunity an 1 depa.tcd for moe
avurable teri.tcr/,
Every woman desires a good coin
ilexlou, but oft-liines either ruin*
he one she has or falls to gain ont
»y the paint and powder method she
jmploys. A good complexion Is froii
within and can't be painted or pow
lered on. Two things are necessary
n order to bo the possessor of a
<ood complexion. A healthy action
>f the liver and good rich blood.
Rydalo’s Liver Tablets takes occa
ilonally and followed for a week or
<*n days by Rydale’s Tonic and plen
j of fresh air and out of doors ex
ercise will beat all the paint and
powder In the world. Try It Just
>nce and see.. The White Pharmacy
I'A FOLLKTTE Ciltll. 7jH
I’NOLE joe cannon.
It is my hope and my prayer
hat J oe Cannon will be defeated.”
*aid U. 8. Sen, It. M. La Eollette,
Republican, In a speech here, which
ia be ng widely discussed.
”If there Is a man who Ih a tral
or to tin* Government,” ho con
tlnuej, ' and who deserves to he
defeated, It is Joe Cannon. The
voice of thf* people Is strangled and
stifled by this man. There is a
tyranny that inakeH men cringe and
crawl; that makes cowards of the
Republicans In the House.
“While | am a Republican, I want
to see Republican members elected,
because I want to see the hands of
the Ad mn 1st ration upheld. Rut 7
would rather see a Republican de
feated than se*e» him go to Washing
ton and support Joe Cannon.
Throughout the State this week.
La Eollette haH lauded Taft, but h •
;a a!se> spoken w »rds of praise for
Rryan wherever he has appeared.
How to oe.at an ^adertaker: Cough
and Coughing end In Coffin. Cure the
though, stop the Cougntng, and lei
the undertaker keep his Coffin. Ry
dale's Cough Ellilr Is Ine nest and
surest way of accomplishing this re
sult. Rest, because it contains the
l»est remedies known to aid nature to
cure a cough. Surest, because It posi
tively does not contain opiates or
harmful drugs of any kind Guaran
teo<j under the Pure rood and Drug
l'*w. For sale by Whlt^ Pharmacy.
WHITE MEN
0FJ1WELL
T he Daily Leader is in possession
of the most reliable nforniation
that several ear loads of negroes ar<
now In waiting at Virg nia points
to be sh.pped into .ticuowell county
on election Jay. There can be but
one explanat on. Fit tltious name*
iiave been placed on the registra
tion lists ana these negroes will be
voted an those names if possible.
He on your guard, whl.e men. Do
not be disfranchised by an Ignorant
und vicious horde of purchased ne
groes from another state. The im
porter is known. Watch for them
and him and when they attempt to
carry out the r devilish bargain
?ive them a warm reception.
ROGERS LIVERWORT
TAR AND CHANCHALAGL’A
For the complete cure of coughB,
colds, asthma and bronchitis and all
lung complaints tending to consump
tlon, Liverwort. Tar and Wild Cher
ry, have for ages maintained an
established reputation as a standard
cough remedy. It contains no opi
um or harmful drug, can be given
with safety to children. Price $1.00
Sold by the White Pharmacy.
fires officials who furnish
NEWS TO BUCKET SI!OI»S.
C ncinnati, Oct. 30—Five high of
ficials of the Western Union have
been dismissed from the servlco
here because they are alleged to
have given quotations intended for
big brokerage fl-ma to bucket shop
people.
■n every clime It* :nnie Is heard,
Hb name has spread from sea to
sea,
ie not surprised If In the other
world
You’re made to take Rocky Moun
tain Tea. (Bcglu now.)
For Bale by the White Pharmacy
WEST VIRGINA—AT rules hold
In the clerk’a office of the circuit
court of the county of Mercer on the
3th day of October, 1908.
Paul Jones & Company,
vs.
George W. Whitworth.
In Chancery. Scire Facias.
The (inject of this proceeding Is
to have this suit revived In the ,
name of the personal representa
tive and the heirs at law of Oeorgf
W. Whitworth, deceased, and that
they may show cause, if any they
can, why said suit should id*, be
revived and proceeded In to a final
judgment, and Tor general relief.
And It appearing from an affida
vit made and filed with the papen
In this cause, that th' defendant.
I-uln Gillespie Is a non resident of
the state of West V'rgln'a, It Ir
therefore, on motion of the plain
tiff, by counsel, ordered that saii
defendant do appear'at the clerk’s
office of the circuit court of Mercer
county within one month after the
date of the first publication of this
order and do what may he necessary
to protect her interest In this suit
Attest:
W. B. HONAKER,
Clerk.
D. M. Easley, p. q.
Your stomach churn* and digoats
'be food you eat; !f found torpid, or
nit of order, your whole system suf
fers from blood poison. Hollister’*
Rocky Mountain Tea keeps the
tomaoh In perfect condition, mak
ng you well and happy. 35 cents.
Tea or Tablets. For sale by the
A’hlte Pharmacy.
MAKE YOUR CROSS MARK IN
THE CIRCLE UNDER THE ROOS
TER OX ELECTION DAY.
FOR RENT A fin*' plare for a
butcher shop. Rest stand In Welch
Apply to H., care Leader.
LOST:—V^/atch Fob with
locket attached. Marked
“G, O. L." Reward if
returned to this office,
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