Bluefield evening leader. [volume], November 16, 1908, Image 4

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

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FOR 1909 “*
TN the election contest in this County the Daily Leader finds
some satisfaction in the result. Notwithstanding Taft car
ried the county by 1,100 majority, a reduction of nearly 300
from the result four years ago, the Democrats elected^a mem
ber of the County Court and the Prosecuting Attorney, and
the remainder of the County Ticket'was defeated by a very
small majority. With the same reform forces at v, ork. in
1910 we can easily carry the County elccien. The Dem
ocratic party in state and nation is more united than it has
been in many years and the Leader will continue its fight for
decency, morality and honest government in West Virginia
with an abiding faith’that the right will eventually triumph.
In the language of Hon. Louis Bennett, “we have not made
the4fight in vain; West Virginia may now expect a cleaner,
better, more economical and business like administration than
we have had since the dominant party came into power.
Though defeated our party is more cemented and in better
lighting trim than for many years. The next political battle
will surely bring us all we ask for,"
The managers sincerely~thank thoss who have so loyally
stood by the Leader in the campaign and earnestly solicit a
continuance of their patronage and good will. We have sev
eral hundred short term subscriptions expiring within the
next few weeks and we trust that they will all renew before
their term expires.
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I a X Y , Nov 6 —A funuin*
h 7/> i j ia(flng n tn« upper lake
t> oii» of the Ail rondacke and a
foot o enow la aided to the oovai>
(i ; of he mountain*
“t I’l l> FROM THK JIARKM."
The Him * Park nw^n aompany
* r 1 v'■ I , t..e fi ? jr-tiforday from
^ o • V* 'here lj*t week they
«,4.. iig bua ne*e .a
that city
ipan r • »o seeded ay
ho'h pr-re and publir to be on# of
ti.<• atrong. m rompanlea playiac
f ■ ^I'H.i and ir,^. r folllff# .« to
he > ongraf u'a;<id on enuring this
! i »• r-otupany at this time. The
•»p nir.g hill tonight in the beautiful
<n diama Kecapad from the
P'" ’ and the afvnery and alee*
'r 1 ' • ai« a inarval 4a them*
r*d v« *»
\t ir-oa hr.iitd Kvaporafed Milk la
Pure milk. ( nmparr qnallty,
THE DEBT CUE
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PIKLD N’O gITTfNO AT IM<V*
MOXU.
Rir.bsno»d. Va.. Sot $.—Tha fa
motia Virgin » Ww! Virgiale debt
1 2A*« •’•di* up her* today before h[>e
i dal man far. Charloa C Lltftl«A«lJ.
Nothing r«ally ha« beea dona It
will be month* before rha auft .a*
*o vlng mlllioaa will *nairy b« #*t
tl*J. Tha ease "mv.-a out of IIHg*.
t|on from 182* ia 18#1. aad pubtU;
; improvement* of that data |/JM<n
fl»U atflag a nappe! will bear avl
d^fjfa ;a th* famoutt ratta
VIHfT POHTPONltf*
Moa Vlrri A l>ewUit of Maeon
'•ounty. who aaa to have adnlrnaaed
<h« Kn gV« of Pythian fhia avea’ag
lutwi nodi Sod them that ha ca*ao>
at hi* time but wtll b* %ere
in fhr» near fuura Tha data will be
announce]
Wilarf* Milk In rl< her quality than
any other brand—frt name price.
THEN yOU CAN ~
ENT NEW BREAD
IK*XT DARK WAT IT NOW FOR
FBAR OF DYWPRI’tflA.
Yen eas eat anything your atorn
acla craves without fear of a case of
indigestion or dyspepsia, or that
your road will ferment or aour on
your stomach if you take diapepsin
a'tor oat Inc. *
Your meals will taste food, and
anythlnc you oat will be d g<*t«?.i;
aethlag c»i ferment or turn into
add or poison or stomach gas,
which onuses belching, dlzzineaH, a
feeling or fullness atter sat ng, nau
sea, indleast on (like a lump of 1 wid
!n stomach), bllliousnoas, heart
b -rn, Water brash pala In stomach
and iatoetlnoe or other symptoms.
Headaches from the e'omacb are
absolutely unknown where ih't ef
fective remedy :* used. D.apepsin
really doce all the work of a healthy
at mach It digestn your tncals
when your stomach can't. ida< h
trlascule will digest all the food
you can eat and leave ootUiat to I
erment er aour.
Oet a large »# ceat ease of Fa- !
pea ft apepsia from your druggist
aad etart faking today and by to- |
morrow you will actually bran j
ahont yeur healthy, strong stomach
for you them eaa eat anythlag a id j
•verythlng you want without the j
el ghteel diecoafort er m aery, and
I ^T*rY partial* of Impurity and ga*
fhat le la your stomach and into*- j
"see la going to he carrl#«l away1
without the use of laxetlwe or any '
other Awe stance
RRAPWYINU NO. I*
The accidental shooting of B. W
Barly, mention of which was made
ts Journal last Tuesday as supposed
•> nave occurred at Welch. but
w-hdcdi we oould nwt ver/fy. did ©r>
Mir at Grapev as Colliery No. 10
Beriy is still is a serous con
dition, hut with hopes of his reoov
•ry.
BOJRin BOLL.
Honer reU of the (lap School for;
the month ending November 14.
I$*», Miss Floreses Calf's. tee eh- i
nr Jesen Turner. Llsnie Turner. I
Mshe. Bivens, Fannie Robinson,1
Mnrths Cnlfae, Bleach Shelton, Ho-'
»» flhelto-a, Mattie Thompeon. |f«l* |
vie Thompson. Otle Illveae
Out you ever go to a Tan Tnn
Fair? Well, the Mike are going to
ho d one the we -k of November 40.
The First time tbo budding hna ev.*r
t'een throw* open to th« public. \
f>)me and lues* what ‘t is
dial svltstlen te t-be public in ei- I
HE SERVE THE BEST HOT CHOCOLATE
__ _ IN TOWN. _
/> 1 r-,r /j i ?^r- ^
Madnmti 'dfc«f&ry CHOCOLATE.
SAME AS FSEDATT1IE1K (WV STOKES
AND WORLD FAMED.
Sirred with wh nped errant and
crackers. OXLV at IHli WHITE
TllAltMAOY. l*hon9 No. 4 0.
J. It. Hatciwr, of Kimball, is :n
the city.
Born, to Mr. and Mi's. U. T. Wfclt
lock, a eon.
Dr. J. C. Newbold. of Bramwell,
was In the city last night.
Oapt. Rufe Shumate, of Narrow*,
la 1b the city today on business.
W. It. Collie and A. W. Utter
back loft Saturday for Chicago.
Mrs. Sain McCorklo liau returned
from a via ft to relative* In Rich
mond.
Mr«. Owon C. Phelps liaa return
ed from a visit to relative* iu Rich
mond.
Charles McColgau, of Cluirlestoo.
apomt Sunday with his slater, Mrs.
it. C. lilackstock.
Hon. A. J. Wilkinson, of Grafton,
.s here attending the Grad Lodge
meeting of the Odd Fellows
B. N. Rangoley is spending a few
days at hi* old home In Henry
county, Va., and hunting birds.
Mrs. Levi Bolin, of Ashland, who
been vlsting relatives h^re the
pa«i week, returned home today.
Mm. s. Is). Aunspaugb, of FVnoaa
t lo, Va , 1m visiting he daughter,
Mrs. T. U Csafer, No 24 Rogers
street.
Mr*. T. II. Lyon loft this morning
f°r a visit to fr.enda and relatives
at Abingdon. Mr. Lyon accoiupain
♦^d her a* far as Radford.
Mra. Jaa. W. Williams, of Pear
ieburg. who was in a hospital at
R cliniond for several weeks, has
returned horns rnucn Improved, «
On November 19 and 20 .the B'and
Street HJpworth League will eel!
fancy work, uprons, cakes and fruit
suites, salt risen broad, and candy
'® window of the 5 and 10 cent
store on Princeton avenue.
Mrs .1. .1. Fagg, who recently
leased tdis residence of Mrs. M. E.
Douglass* at Princeton, was In the
0 ty Saturday n gliO on business.
Slve will cond ct a hotel at Pr'ncton
ia add.’< on to the one at McComas
l>r Ohaa. A. Johnston and family
have returned from Baltimore,
where the doctor wen. to consult n
«l<ocia!lst. Ho returns much liu
lroved In every way and five pounds
heavier thau when ho wont away.
L>. W, Hancock, of Bluefleld Fur
n ture Company, left this morning
for New York, where ho will pur
chase Christmas goods. He was ac
companied to Roanoke by Mrs. Han*
c< ck, who will visit friends there.
Ifon. John Beckley, of Beckley.
«*rand chapla n of the Odd Follow*,
accompanied by B. H. White, L. A
Wood and T. H Lemon of Beckley.
8'TivcU today to attend- the Odd
Fellow* Grand Ixxlg*
VILLA MARIE ACADEMY
WYJHEVILLE, VIRGINIA
lb* Dramatic Club presented
Tha Power of Woman’’ recently
and won many laurel*.
The acene of the play a laid la
.•Umthern France, and both Hllde
<rade and Queen Dowager, and Clo
'■ de, the beautiful young wife of
Glovls, are Introduced. The Quoen
Dowager, who la Jealoua of her
iaugbter-in-law, make* every effort
o rid herself of her rival. At laat,
aft'T her downfall baa been pre
d cted by a Gypsy girl, she bribe*
ruffian* to kidnap the young
queen. Clotlide, however, is ap
prised her royal mother'* lnten~
U >n, and instead of wearing the
r* d domino at the masquerade, she
exchanges with the Gypsy g'rl and
appears d sgu ssd in groen. Conee
Tiently the Gypsy is captured and
arrled off. At the hour of unmask
ing the haughty quo* n la chagrined
to find all iior plan* frustrated and
t loti Ids standing before her Ail
r,f the court ladle* gather around
fhelr youthful queen and promise
to be fa thful and loyal fronds to
her. To add to the Joys o/ Clotllde
’ne Gypsy girl, who has been releas
ed by her « aptor*. returns bringing
a message rrom Clovis, the king, In
Wiiloh he t,,lls of his recent vlcto
r »** an<l that be baa become a Chr s
tlan.
The play was concluded by a trib
ute to the power of roman and •‘he
«ing ng of the Te Deum.
CAST OF CHAHACTFItS.
HiIdcgrad*'- Queen Dowager of
Prance. Mine Willie May Carr.
Florrinn# and Corrlnff*. her n ec
wa. M im Uula and Trula O'Dou
nell.
I Lurika—A Gypsy girl. Ml*a Marcel.
| In Hurt.
A. cnee. Ml my and Madeline, Court
i !&dlej. Mluaett Clara Gllmorp, Rose
! Sandoz and Elizabeth Brown.
Babetts, a young niece of the
queen. Mis* Anastasia Peters.
Annette, Mat Id®. Marie and Den*
Ise. friend* of Clot lde. Mioses Mary
French. Ora UwIb, Julia Galvin,
Gertrude Galrin.
Clotllde, wife of Clovla, the Pa
gan k ng of France, Mbs A1 ce Oil
more.
Court Messenger, Miss Mary Fea
ley.
Mi*a Willi# May Carr, as Queen
Dowager, acted her part to porefc
tion, as the haughty mien cho as
sumed was so appropriate.
Miss Alice Gilmore, as Clotllde,
gained all hearts by her charming
manner.
M se Marcella Hurt deserves spe
cial praise for the masterful play
ing of the part of Lurika, the Gypsy
girl.
All three of these young Ladles
showed remarkable dramatic abili
ty and won many well-merited en
comiums.
The court ladle# and fr ends of
the queen received much applause
and commendation.
All of the young ladles wore com
pi i men ted for their clear enunc'a
tlon which demonstrates the traili
ng they are receiving in the school,
especially is the elocution depart
ment.
The musical given on the seventh
Inst, evidenced the good work that
is being done in mua o. The youn£
ladies who took part acquitted them
a«lvee moat cred tably and won
much pralss.
Ths Instrumental number# show
ed that careful attention had been
g'von to technic and Interpretation,
wh Is the vocal class was heartily
commended for the successful ren
dition of the chorus, “Come where
ths Blue Bells Ring.” Among thoeA
who showed marked improvement
n vote# oulture wer# Misses Marcel
la Hurt, Elizabeth Browu, Willie
May Carr and Alice Gilmore.
Among pupils ireoently enrolled
are M ss Lucy Strother of Pearis
burg, Va., and Miss Alberta Brows,
of Hinton, W. Va.
MIm 'Elizabeth Strother paid a
pleasant v sit to Villa Marla friends
this week.
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