Bluefield evening leader. [volume], July 14, 1909, Image 3

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

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THE PHVSICIAN
He understands the gr- t
restorative value of Peer a.t<l
uses it coii t; -lily In his prac
tice.
Dr. Willis P. Klut.. a prom
inent physician of Kansas c ity
say s:
“1-or nearly forty year* 1
have prescribed our best beers
ordering three or frur glasses
ft day, in a great variety of
ailnif uts, and the remits have
l>eeii uniformly b neftclal.”
I*OCAHOXTAS lil.KIt
Being brewed Iri o< r.furmlty
with the national j ure fool
laws, is RtrUrty p\ve. It Is a
nutritive, tonic boverage. Try
It.
Bluafieid Brewing Go.
Muefield, \V. Va.
Phone 210.
■■■■mm ■BnmeaGa
DAYS
and your craving for liquor Is
gt»nc If you talco thu
McKanna
CURE
There is none like 1; offered
anywhere outside of McKannas
No Dangerous
Hypodermics
Call or wrl .e
DR. J. ,F. McKA.NNA
226 Princeton Avenue
iVucfleltl, W. 7a.
' Schedule in Effect
JUNE 20. ItJO'J.
Leave 7:20 a. m. for Roanoke
Norfolk and .til points oo the f'.hen
adVnh division. Pullman Sleeper
Roanoke to New York, via Hagers
town, Pullman Par’or Car Roanoke
to Norfolk.
8:55 a. m. for Roanoke, Rich
mond, Norfolk. Pullman Sleeper.
Pining Car to Roanoke. Parlor Car
Roanoke to Norfolk.
12:40 p tn. for Roanoke, Lynch
burg and luterin Kate stations and
the Shenandoah Valley, l'hllaclelphi
■ ml Now York. Sleeper to Pl.ia k -
phia and New York. Cafe err Gary
and Roanoke.
#:18 p. m. for Roanoke, Lynch
burg, Richmond, Norfolk. Pullman
Bleeper to Norfolk, Roanoke to
Richmond.
Leave illu*>fleld 8:20 p. m. for Ken
ova, Columbus and all points West
and Northwest Pullman Sleeper for
Columbus and Cincinnati. Cafe ca”«.
8:10 a. m. Pullman S.eeper for
Columbus. Cafe Dining Car
Leave 8:30 a. m. and 2.05 p. m.
dally for Tazewell, Norton and .11
stations on Clinch ValPiy division.
Arrive from Norton and points on
the Clinch Valley division nt 12:20 p
«n. and 7:05 p. m.
Leave 8:00 a. m. for Welch and
intermediate stations.
Leave 10:45 a m. for William
son and Intermed ate stations.
® Leave 2:15 p. n. for Welch and
Intermediate stations.
Kor additional hiforiintk.n call on
agent Norfolk nn,i Western Railway.
W. XL DEV ILL,
Gen. Pass Agent.
Roanoke, Va.
M. E LONG
CONTRACTOR KOR EXCACATING
HAITI,INO, STONE AND
(yc^OUETE WORK
Phone ft IP?-1, IM ik-field, W. Vs.
1 DR. A. D. WOOD
Specialist
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT.
Thornton Bldg. Bluefleld. W. Va.
WE RKI 1!< VH all Kyej
troubles that glasses will
remedy. No charge for ex
amination.
* HENRY RODGIN
Optician.Jeweicr anil Pawnbroker
221 ri:i \ t ETON t\ l: V» i
MORRISON BROS.
Civil and Mining rngfneera
Thornton Puildlng
Bluefleld, W. Va.
: sterns
I
BASEBALL
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
livtntUys lloMiU*.
ftotn^ke, 2; Portsmouth, 0.
l)n iville, . 1,ynchlmrs, -0.
Nor'olU S; K efvmon.l, l.
Htamliu>e of ( l it**
Won. Lott. I*. O.
i (os. ( :u .. .1 y 2 s ,5s2
Danville ....... 50 31 .537
i N".M I i'll; . 3 1 .3 0 .551
Rlehfnoxtd .. 5 1 33 .507
j i vr ^ 29 30 1)6
j l*.>i Isuiouiu . 20 10 .30 1
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
lit roit 3; Washington, o.
Cleveland, l; Philadelphia, 0.
•>t. Loils, 5; Mostoa, 0.
St. liO.ila, I; Bo.- ton, 7.
j files^o, 0, Now York, 5.
V I i»;o, 6, New York, 2
M.imliitfr «*t the Ctutis.
W. L. Pet.
j Detroit .. ... is 2$ .032
Philadelphia . 45 2s .617
{ IJoston . 1 ti 3 2 .59 3
t let eland ..... ... 42 5 2 .at* 7
| New Yoi); 31 10 .459
j Chi a;^o . > i:t .419
[ SI. I.on is . 30 10 .395
Washington . 23 50 .315
—
NATIONAL LEAGUE
15 >ston, 2; Chicago, 3.
Boston, 0; Chicago, s.
Brooklyn, 0; Pittsburg, 3.
New York, 8; Cincinnati, t.
1'hllndelphia, 1; St. Louis, 3.
Standing ol 111<. <’lul*s.
(“lulis Won. Lost. P.C.
Ply«iiurg . 51 20 .7X0
Chicago . . .. 40 20 .031*
Now York . 12 2k .000
Cincinnati . .. 10 35 .533
Philadelphia . 3 1 40 .437
SI. Louis . 2S 4 1 .100
Brook I j n . 20 4S .351
Boston . 2 2 rnl .301
"(lood will" is what the* public
Knows about a business cfllucorii;
and the public knows exactly what
•s writtun and said about it. The1
written part Is iu the newspapers;
tlie spoken part is largely the ro
I catrd woid from tho newspapers as
it goes from lip to lip. But "good
will." however wcdl established, will
wane ajij fall unless porsLste illy
and lni< lligently fostered and nur
tured. How strange is It that there
.•re a few otherwise astute men, who
do not grasp the idea that y thing
* mt will produce t: ado will keep it.
Paruum advertised Jumbo. Such a
celebrity as Padercw.-ki uses print
er- ink in abundance. Any of the
leat staples in shoes, glov s, soaps,
•< rfunies, A-o., now ou the market
’lecamo such and are lield in the
pojiular eye by pjfnle.V ink. How
| passing it range it is thai a man
wuitd r.s that li» fail when In* disr.*
gnrjr ibo sogereign rule that has
■ undo all success. —Charleston Ca
'/.otto.
ARTIFICIAL HAIR.
‘III. ^wnclus . ..T.'o to $2.00
Pompadour*.- .25c. to 50c.
1‘uff-i . 15c to 35c.
Curls . . .. 10c to lie
MRS R. B. CHRISTIAN.
i 1 *9 F< tilth Sf. Cor. Thomas fit,
j Tuck.- *1 hiti*9. Hat.
A Bargain!
FOB
OUICK BUYERS.
I_n' — * 9
A flno merit. market in the
heart of the city, fully equip
I e I a71 <1 in first clns.i condition,
or will rent same. Other prop
for salo and rent.
Southern
Realty Co.
I Cor. Princeton and Hl&jdsi
► hot ham avenue*.
V
TYPEWRITERS
SOLD AND RENTED
We now have a complete line
of all make* of typewrlfo •«,
for sale and rent. When *.n
need of ribbon, carbon paper,
or anything for any make of
typewriter, givu us a call.
Wnefeld Typewriter Exchange
A. A. WYtMf.L, Alanitjp r,
ititd I’Hmefon Ave.
THE INS
r
— K£ .j
llif bigi£o?t a ml beat* politic* M 1
Taf. could play just no* would be
the veto ef this w holly disappoint- 1
'ag and la sine* re me mure. 11c 1
W; aid rapture the plain people, mid
..ouhl car;: crust urn a don to tli* on- i
rfo.ily rich who have manipulated the I
Itnation to tlelr own advantage.
C Ml'eatou .Newt-Courier.
lut (!>)>. i our Car. M:ia content| a.*- \
a.y indulge even a remote nope ihal
■1 1 President will pursue so direct u 1
11». i towards earning the grateful
plaudits of tho plalu people of the (
coi itry ? a.- ks in*. Norfolk Vli ^inlan
1 Hot.
ihe New-Coui!er was of those
'Hi.» surrender* 1 at disci* io.i to the
genial niaiuteis and Kindly spoken
wel l, of Mr. Taft duiim; ids tain
t the South, and slave nia visit to' ,
Chs* ltste.i has never waverod In the
lilh tlint would Ignore all pure- |
iy partisan considerations iu ad
ininisicrkig the dutic. of Jiis office,
it has ev.-n gouo so far a. to cherisn
he v!>ion of a aew part\ or ":iiil/.c.1
y tins brave suul consistent states- (
ainu tu enforce the pli lg<*s given by -
the Republican platform to the conn*
i.v u.u uomiy repudiated by the
riih-inad protc 'tlo,lists in Congress. <
i»ut within the p.ut four months the .
President has changed his purpose ,
if not liia opinions as to a score of
public policies as to which his provi- (
oiiH commitment had been voluatail
i) given To these we have called
.'.tJt’iiiion already and we have no
disposition - to unduly magnify their
sig.iitieaiue. Ilul does the N'ewrt
t’ourier regard those fillings and
tack trigs m the ITesirVeiitlal course
as indicative of tc.e fidelity or coll
viction and firmness or courage
which would alone bring the I’res
xl nt to that open collision with the
majority of his party ju Congreg*
which must result from a veto of
the In riff bill framed by th.it ma
jority in disregard or his professed
views of the kiml of revision which
• light to be made? \W arc frank
«' say that liis unions so Tar have
lot Just itli'd the Impressions excited
ni our mind |»y ihx* professions give.)
»y Air. Taft before and after elec
ion. We are not willi.ig even now •
impute to liiin conscious in dneeri- 4
y or such Infirmity of will as would 1
*urronder any contested posltin.i
lather than light to maintain It. We
n.ill rejoice s mu hi lie emerge from
Ho- o.doal in such manner as will
vindicate his claim to the qualities
which are ess utlal to genuine lead
I'shlp. Hul we confess to furebod
ng;. that beneath the glovu ()f velvet
lo re is wanting the grip or steel
wit hunt which Mr. Taft will lie to
Aldrich and his colleagues but as
day in the hands of the potter.
The com of a young girl who was 1
•ur.d rl< <1 to a hath tub In a Chicago B
hotel Ik a K.euxa!ionnl one, and the I
t« tlniony .uoh os to he unlit for
ihe ears of decent-women. Vet
he court room has every day been
crowded with women and schoolgirls
eager to fen ♦ their « itk upon the
Indecent details To such an extent
did these women pmdi themselves
into the court room that the judge
presiding, became di-guslcd and
threaten'd to photograph every wo
man prevent. Several, according to
th dispal i.es left after the delivery
>f till.- threat, hut ’her.* seems to
h.'tve bei;i (llOMgtl Other KCIlKitllun
i' ngois ,ti the city to keep the court
r om packed to suffocation, for db>
’ stehes in yesterday’s newspapers
atu Hint the courtroom was jamm
ed with women, “gome of whom
gained entrance by means of trick*
' ry a id forced passes.” Ho Ue
Iroii!- were tin e women of hearing
hat previous attendance u rtlie
wvpnper had informed thorn, that
no selr-icspoctlng wo ten m-hould
heard that i hey de- end'd to t;lek
ry a d forgery to gain admittance.
It Is a gratifying fact these exhi
bit bins are confined to other rmctlons
♦ ran the Soil'll. In Virginia there
have been trials at which the testi
mony did not approach that in the
Mingle r* • for Indecency and yet
no decent woman would have b*
might present. In fact except on
■xt aordinary occasions Southern
women ,ire never found In the court
room. Certainly they do not rush to
h nr testimony In cases when lhal
testimony could not he repeated fn
lev hi coinpnny. The presi m e of
women at the Cooper trial, at which
nothing w»ih said exceptp occasional
repetition of oaths which ef»uld tr>,
he given in the newspapers and re
;*c.it.‘r| In refined company, was no
unusual as to cause comment
If Is hardly peobhhl fhnt those
foil d nt the r ensutional trials In
he \ »r:h are pe(»p|n of the hist
Certainly th y are not the
ico t modest and refill, tl according
«o our standard*.-- I.ynchhtirg News.
itoirr. ft. MiHiiti:,
\TTortNRV- vr.i.uv.
Minefield, \V. V*.
Collections n S|N'(inllf.
lUfers to Flat-Top National Hank ||
! lfiST VIRGINIA: M Kl'LFS
I held In the Clerk's oflire of tho Cir
ITi.lt Court of tho Coun.y oi Mercer
>u the Tith da? of July tPOP.
Lulu Hrown, I la* it in
[ against
\ Uohi rt X. Drown Defendant
IN CHANCKUY.
duo ob}cjt of this suit ip ti* obtain
: a do« reo ift u.vqrce, a iluruln ma.ri
uumH iti fa\or of ;h- j niutlff ag»t isf
I the tloh'tuiani, and it. general r« •
lief.
And it appear Ini; from an aflld"• v It
mad*' a-mt tiled with t.10 papers la
this cause that 1 he defendant. Hob*
ort N. UroVn, .1* a uon-iv -blent of
.ho Slat** of We t Vhgluti. it Is
therefore. « n motion id ihe plaint iff.
hy counsel, ordoifsl that the sulil de
fendant do appear at the clerk's nt
Heo of tho Circuit Court of Mercer
[county wlthlu one mouth*af. r n<
Mate of the first publication of this
>rdcr and do what may be necessary
to protect his interest in this suit
Attest: \\ It. HOXAKKIt.
‘ Clerk.
0. J. IIOI.ttKOOK, p.
7 13-341 3 7; >-3.
VOTICIi To 1 IKK In IMi.MlloVs.
To Hubert N. Drown:
Tuke notice that l shall * ;i tho f.tl
day of Augu t, 1U09, -t tlu law of j
'ho ot »}. J. Holbrook lu tho city of
Dluoflcld, sitato of West Virginia,
bo. ween the hours of ti ft. m. atul 0
p m. of that day, proeoorl to take
depouitlonn of myself ami others, tot
C rond au ovldenco tn my behalf to
a contain suit, In t»h«ncerr depending
*n the circuit court for tho county o:
Mor e,- *„,! Blatu ot We*t Virginia.
vherein 1 am plaintiff, and you are j
* fondant; and If from aay cun o the [
Inkin'* of said depoaltlouA he not
commenced on Hint day, the taking !
"• llio s(tine will bu Adjourned and
i ntinucvt from day to day, or from
• hue to time, at the sanu place, until
0
thv same rhnll be completed.
KtSpectfully >o«r«.
LULA LUOWX.
Uy Counsel
\yK8T v:kui\i\ AT Itt LES
(bold'lu the Clerk’s Off ee of (he Clr
cult Court of the county of Mert-er ou
the 5th day of July, ■ 1 $UI>.
Wm. ttos ,1,* J ul;: to C ;m; Ijp.i, M. At
Matthew s an I I T. Frye. survlv
Ihs inetnbe ** of the firm of Kossl
»v Co., tHnintifT*
a gait st *
• . 8. m* l.< hi, i».'feudmt.
l\ 0:1 VN\. ISltY.
*1 h<’ object of this iult Is to oht.ui i
t Judgment by t ie plaintiffs a.wlnat
tho ilfteadani, J. s. Mcljmn. for tho
•mm of Fifteen Hundred Collar*
t $I.500.0d) il uni age* sustained by
lif* plaintiffs by reason of ih,> failure
»i the said d''f>“ Sant‘to furnish and
deliver to tee said Host*), I Its a)
Company <eituin tin lulu I building
material known ns mill work In nr*
oidanie with flie terms and provfc
h'tii ol n «'oit a f and a vraemenl
■'■tween Kos-l l.Ha X- Coni: any and
h ' said J. 8. Mel.eau, fullv i forth
in the declaim on In tnls mm Died,
mil to recover ectnln ino . v paid
'>> toe ulalntlffH lor the defendant
■tid to attach the porsmial p; op, ity,
toney and elf < in or the said d«>
emlurt In the county of Mercer,
Idle of Wc.it Virginia, mid subject
the b» ne to the p.ij no nt oi sold uldl
c. ■. t Lou an 1 debt.
And It nppeiring from an atbdavH
.: !o .ui,l lib d \* th tho papers In the
°augo that the dei’oudtttlt, J. H. Me
I.con. |« a non-re-ddout of the State
■ ! W rit Virginia, tt t» thurat'ote, on
motion of tiiH plulutltfu, hy counsel,
•rdered tha* uul I defendant do ap
;• sr :o tho clerk's office of tli« Cir
cuit Court of Menvr enmity within
one month oiter Him data or the Mrst
pc 1.Hinthm ,o iiih. order and do what
:n.iv noccaanry to protect itis inter
it III - c-1! H Stilt.
Attest: \\\ It. 1IOXAKF.H,
Clork.
M. O LIT/, usd 11 H. EUENUH, p. <].
7 13-20-27; s-Jt.
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233 Princeton Avenue, BLUEFIELD. W. VA,
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w ' - ’ ' ’ ’ ' ' ’ T T T T w v v v/t
LOTS FOR SALE
John M. Wirgman,
Apply to
wm. McCarthy, Philadelphia
BLUEFIELD.W VA.
4cl Savings Talks
\ i 1 »Mttu i ■ U l\\ IION of all propositions for In
VMtumut will uve many doth. « An offer to t .> >. «b vrca of
* ook la a now enterprise Is | resented to you. Ask }our .elf
these quo*(tons: Who off rs (be stork (• sale? Do you know
Ihe parties? Are they houest * What are their past records?
\re their atiitcriion t trutfl Worthy? Ilnw is the stock allotted’
^ hat the capital stock? What parr .>f the real property Is
i <‘prescuted lu tin* capital? Whole tli'rs the ta ii I'rroIved from
sto»k «o’ l or Improvements or what*' What Is the company's
Indebtedness" \\ hul ore tuo office 's salaries* Are titles mj |>atfc
« uts in dispute? There are thousand and one questions that
must h > satisfactorily answer l before the Investment become*
safe. Your savinaa nro your-*. yon have rtKh to Invest thorn
s" here they in. safe. Carefully consider the opportunity that this
hank offers to tho saver,
FIDELITY BANKING & TRUST CO.
BLUEFIELD, WE5T VIRGINIA
Authorized Capital, $300,000.QQ
Busy Bee Restaurant and Quick Lunck
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN :
Quick Service, Courteous Attention.
Your Patronage Snlic'ted.
Open Day and Night 43^ Princeton Avenue.
HARRY’S Barbershop
Now Located in the Kelley & Moyer Building,
Across the Street from the Elks Opera House.
SIX BATHS FOR ONE DOLLAR
4»4«44i4H44m44«4444444M444444«4444444444m444
lilHT V(H R IKOl'IItTY WITH IIS. >
C. O’LEARY & SON
Real Estate and Rental A Rents
Minefield, W. Va.
Gen. Agents tor Eureka and Hale Land Co.
WM. BEURY, Pree’t MORRISS WATTS, Vice Pres’t 4. H. LARD Sac’y
Citizens Underwriters Agency
GENERAL INSURANCE
rmi:, i.irr, uutn.nv, ktua.m ixatk
lilASS, IIICA’I 1,11, A( < I III*;NT, jiuMtS, CHICIMT.
WE RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT A PORTION OF YOUR BUSINESS
Is by Having Your Money Work for You.
However little at first, get it started. Make one dollar earn another, and an
Dther. It is this earning power of money that makes rl hes. Even very small sums
properly invested will bring large returns -and, we ca show you the proper place
for investment.
Some Big Money Makers
Wo have some lots as well as some IMPROVED PROPERTY that will prove
a SPLENDID INVESTMENT.
Buy at. present prices arcap the benefit of the rise in values.
Bluefield Real Estate is Gilt Edge.
VALUES NEVER SHRINK. The safest and most profitable employment for
die Dollar is when invested in land. „
BUILDING
.
Real Esiate and Rental Agents
BLUEFIELD W. VA.
.
IMPROVFD
REAL
ESTATE
General Agents Eureka and Hale Land Companies,