Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, September 24, 1909, Image 4

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BLUEEIELD
EVENING LEADER
Publl-hed every even^ except
} Sunday
Filtered :i* ■ <oiil class matter
April Sth J I*06, at the Post Of
tlce .it Bluolleld. W. V under
not of Congress, M rob 3rd 1ST9.
Sl ltS» ItlP'F lON K V IMS
Hy Carrier, Payable la Adfance
Dally one y< ar.. ... >4.00
Dail six months. 2.00
Daily three mouths. 1.00
Daily one month. 40c
Dy Mall, Cash in Advance.
Daily one year .>3 00
Daily six mouths .>1.75
Daily three months .>1.00
Daily one month. 35c
Address* all communications
and all remittances to the Blue
stone Publishing Cotupauy.
Telephone: Business ofllce
and Kditorial Room, 503.
FRIDAY, Sl'.PTF.MItlUt _■ l
Brooklyn swells with prominence'
over her Cook.
()«tober first is designate# a
< lean-up clay. It would not bo a bad
Idea to extend the clean-up period
about tlilrty-one days.
We’vo bad Toddy boars and billy ;
possums; but tiio country is likoi\
t<> make a serious balk at tin* Polo
cat.
If disgusted with Now Orleans
come to llluefleld, where yellow Jade,
tidal waves and villi' storms never
troubles the peace or dignity of the
c ommonwealLh,
The scientist who asserts that t•• i
thousand years from now all men
will leave hoofs, fails to make any
such soft accusation about the wo
men of that day and time.
"One good result of telling the*
truth about trusts-is to cause the
magnates to lessen up and make*
larger gifts to good causes." says the
Charlotte < X. C.) Observer It also
makes them more careful in their
campaign contributions.
ilasc om Slemp likens the ease wit it
which his candidates will waltz Into
office in Virginia this fall to as ride
in a rubber-tired vehicle' clown grad*
on asphalt pavement. P is not known
what kind of dope he is using, how
ever it produces a beautiful circa n,
alright.
\\ itli an inc-r. no of *-■ v nt llv
r 1. a ■ • • 111 i ; ;> y at* »|*.*re is >
,*n. ificat'o , <!■ 'fn' defense of t
c w tat.ff .■ ! and hi 11 ihu « s t >
S nator Ai ire ,i A the averac • sal
at.' thi- ountry is only about
v *•.en hurt ! ! ,n I fifty dollars a
. ear there ar>> very fe.v who ar*> in
position to w x eloquent In praise of
i-'i'r.fr rhe author or the hill.
WIII'.N Wllili IT KM)?
I* is a know-, fn«*t that the f*x
!** - *‘s of tli - ite a’. I lio r.‘ !iU‘ ’
lit 1 ri.-t $100,000 a y> ar by tin*
moval of ab oluto y unnecessary o'
In f iioldf ,-s. to s iy tio’b.nir **f variott
Krafts wbi< h an* allow, l ro . xi-t i*,
o;.on (l«*flanop to llu i> ot*1 •*.
A- tin* HopubHran i: afh'ro i
maintained solely through i** offloin
]>atro:.ag<*, (brnandin^ a’: ,u r.•.«*•■** in
b'-:fli«? fr r the faithful, if is an a.
Rtn i| fac* that the ;.f*o; J-- will n .
f’fi y 1 e fora d t:> t ml tli .• u!in«
f -ary ex» enp -h I nf sen f' m ju
tr us* nn ! sufRofently aw V • <• ] fit
t- * ir own Inf* rot> to : urn 1 >v n
t ynilib'lit
COMMENT.
11 v 11 k is due entirely t > the <■ o-tno i"
oMM.ti of e Id within t» . ; t !< 0
/
bo;m. ar!‘y
Jew • f' |y M-, oj If ’ >ir i |
—.
\W have not yet hi<ird tli«- sue*
cvsh of Commander Peary’s CXpedl
tion attributed to the fart that hi*
*dii|> was minted Roosevelt.—Par
I • r bun: Dispatch-Nows,
\ Maryland judao has order* -t the
t* lease < r a man servini. a jail sen
t of five yea it lor kite In k ° of
1 h is i roverhlalljf pretty lialtlinor
f'.iiK "l*h»* <|ie stlohaMe part <,f the
■dor, i how any judxe roithl lie
found in Maryland who would seit
t 1.1 • • a man to jail for li\• years for
hit ar a |• i♦ •11y eirl. Surely no t rim
inaI < “ii 11 j. i Virginia would do
lull a thii.:;. I*:i|k> Kent lliel.
RUBRERKOTE
Roof and
Iron Paint
for New *ml old Mrltl, Fcll.Ciuifti, r«*>*r
Burlap, Rubber and /ubeilai Surface*.
Vv 9 positively
guarantee Rubber*
Uote Roof and
Iron Paint to last
*ix year!».
In any ease ■where
it fails t o do this
we agree to supply,
free of cbarge,
sufficient paint to
keep surface in
good condition for
die stated length
of time.
.IVTiUf :
tfOHi ro Misty]
STOPS THE LEAKS
Til.* molt «*l«*lic, flowing hr ■(*
l*»weil cold toot blat* paint on La*
IF INTERESTED
«/rKr no, state naitm of your tiralrr, pm] wp >vi5l
tall you all about KUBUt'.RKO I I. anil «rnd you
certificate-, entitling > <>u lo credit or be pet
pallon on your first pur .iiatc.
Manufactured only I;/
The Pioneer Manufacturing Co.
CLLVC1AND. OliiO. U. S. A.
EUREKA HARDWARE
COMPANY
HbUREIELD. W VA.
REINFORCED
CONCRETE WORK
iiVu alU, Floor*, . W'u'ls, Cellars,
Ktr. All Work (iurrun e«*d
W. E. McARTOR.
;1 IliKlilaiul Ate. Hluellvlu, VV. Va.
rilOXK 42».
fmmr\tmm «-lnaiT-mna
OHIO FARMS
Sixty* lour farms for
B sale. l or information
see I. \Y. L^;ii ly. UK)
Adams St., minefield, \V.
Va. Please mail address
and receive m\ late farm
| catalogue.
m
. \V. O’ER JEN,
llenle/, Ohio.
1 ti
« ^agSBT?iX9:m:srsi3iri,asasBSDS^s
DR. A. D. WOOD
iM’.at
i i.. i \J'., Xosi. a> • 11:j,t m
i'oriiUii lj: S. Blnelield. \Y \
* •”
"t< lioilulo ID i ’' I'l
J l \K HO, |f>0!>.
I.navf 7.20 a. in. far K .mo; •
• ». folk an i all poiri 3 era flu- Sh ■.
i»1"ab -!»vf •> on. I’i:!|:i:in :
Kc.iiifiko to N* w York, v a l, igyi
<)' n. il. m i ai or Car Koariolu
0 Nor; "Ik
7 a. m for ilo.i »o]- o Rich
no lit). Not .'oik )’ii I iuiii't
HvtUg C«: 1o K.iMI'K*. J’I'.io: C.i
I .<<ini/lii’ tti Noi i "1!.
'2; 40 }». in. Tor Uoaii'.K *. Ly.iCl'
'nr* auf) i'i • rii’.iJlai.* J o nr n
lio .*)n*r:a t;o.i)i 'alloy. i , uleljtii
1 I V .v Vo k Si" *■ hi t t ,» > ■
Jb‘ i aiol .S', -v Vo: . :r ir
.i. ’ Unanoko.
H 1 * |). '• 'or Kl-.IT.oko Iu1
tiii', ll!< )irn>o ,). Soria)1.. • <• I o
o ViJi folk. Kqi* ii.'ig i■
■{k b .lilt (I.
I.* - ]•.! < to J • * . . fy K
•va, 'Jol' hibun hh * all polt 'w
! X T'h I Pufi a ill
k 1* a ir Pu lma-i £5 i-ojHir foi
i'lu" ‘ 'i ■ ifit l»'rt; > rr.r
! * a. in. a j 2.05 p. n
.!ly for 1 - to'i. Norton m «i -,
ho (’Mr. ) Va « v i, v 1 <it J2:2n ;
I. avc c-u) t,. ... f, - v o r! a?i ,
fa av • |0 15 , If, f<»r ’VUlnm
W M BkVH.Iy,
f;»jn i'i • Aki n»
i»r*. .i. r. m rs'rs \\i»s r. nir;j»
... DTIJvrTIST3...
to il ri
Itoiiin- S’J At J I i> A o r JJIiJ
#- J h-3ru.
j THE RliEAiJ (IF (|UAL!TY
Different in Shape, Ap
pearance and Flavor from
other Breads.
Best for the Table
Best for Sandwiches
Bust for all Occasions
Makes Sweetest, Rich
est, Cheapest Toast.
Sublette & Barnes
HOST. E. MOORE
aitiiney-ai-uw,
liluefietl, West Virginia.
(/Elections a Specially.
Refers to Fliit-Tc»>) National Bank.
Fresh BUTTERMILK
He Churn every Day and have
ICE-COLD
BUTTERMILK.
M NtW AL1AMUNT SODA
FOUNTAIN U!.
In tbe Lobby of the
NTW ALTABONT HOTEL
Concord Normal
5chool
ATHENS, W. VA.
School begins Sept. 14,
1900. Be sure to be on time
as work begins as soon as
pupils are errobed.
Remember that Concord
Normal is one of the best
schools of the &iate.
Address all letters of en
quiry to
3. L. BEMIS,
Athens, W. Va.
vvea ' Apr. iret risyluy,
^eptoi •.. , '. B]
Jeid I’Te.ic .'it'ie Co.
„ Diamonds
of Prime Quality. Ar
tistically mounted
At 1 rices that are lower than the lowest.
Randolph & Mittendorf
LEADING JEWELERS
Bhielietd, W. Va. Wlltiamson, W. Va.
r<m Sam:—Propc .ty and stock.; for
• ale. .i ; I expect to leave town t ni
pornrily about the 2.r»tli list., will
sell nil my personal a»i(| realty
holdings. Phone 2K1-J. ft. M.
BAKU Hit. 9-10 lw
<151 SUM) MM 12 STONR
t'n,l size made aiul delivered to any
part of the city at a reasonable
price by W. II. Coffinan Coke Co.,
Blueflchl, W. Va.
I'oi: SAM.’—My three story 1 rick
store, No. 20 Bland street, and
; Uk k of good, if wanted. Also my
hone of about IS acres, 900 to
1,000 fruit trees. Land in fine
state of cultivation for trucking.
Or Howyer’j-- Branch. If you ne ri
business mil or write ni°. J. L.
UOUTON. 7-29-6t-eod
Likss—Cold 11 Hod charm, initials R
H. Return to Duvall Music Co.,
and receive reward.
W \ V! i;i>—A sale uutn to s 11 niin
ini? pastings, one w< 11 known in
U»o coal fields preferred. Apply i\
o. Hex 4 12, Lynchburg, Vn., with
reference,
U \ \ 1 1:1 >—Young man t<» attend
fountain. A pply New Altanion;
Hotel.
i <>li HUNT—Ni. e front onices in the
Thornton building,
U W’l Kl>—Kxorit need band Ironcr.
none other need apply. Trov aun
dry, City.
w \ vr;:i>.
T*ni*IIrt for Violin, Mandolin and
■ 'i ,ar. by l'rof. i,\ 11. Echoonbaun.
violti •
lf n(,e. Phone .libs < .• m .« of r,.ival!
CO., i ) e: , ..
Pin. field. \Y. Va.
I avej) IjC
ihfe Pftfi
- - • • - * •- '■ *- i--- zdgmetr’&r
'‘FSC ;
B» ''SS& *3%
Lhfffi <i^rv
.1..’ rf: ’ D*CDT fgrev/^a !:
OUeiing Superb Moving
Pic ii ii and Illustrated ;
. Songs.
**
A Clean Show for I adies,
( iillemen and Children. \
r,‘ -op:ran Chan ged
JL
Daily
». on! -i;u jt' ! -rform-u’ccs J . J ) to 10:30 P. M. 5
Sfamtf(| Ik; Alit-oliitcly
\ ccurti 1 c
i< i • '.«»( it needs ivpait inyf
So lo iii-r it to me. A II
W *• I. <. oa r,i ii (eed.
I I! Id >. 1)11,( iKk>
liimiield, Wed Vji.
if.kt. i, Jt wck r siik) Iviiirrii* r
•\ l e
:
LOTS FOR SALE
John M. Wirgman,
Apply to
wm. McCarthy, Philadelphia
BLUEFIELD, W. VA.
WM. BEURY, Prcs’t MORRISS WAITS, Vlce-Pres’t H. LAND Sec’y
Citizens Underwriters Agency
GENERAL INSURANCE
aa* ner •
KIRK, I/IFK LIAIlir.lTV, HTEAM BOILER, l*T,ATB
(•IjASS, 1113 ATI JI, AOriDK.VT, liON'Ilrt, CRKD1T.
'WE RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT A PORTION OF YOUR BUSINESS
ON TIME DEPOSIT
Capital, $100,000
Undivided Profits $30,000
Uiiiuii Gsnk & Trust Co.
BUtcfteld. W. Va.
Why use dirty
smoky coal?
CAL UP
’PKONE NO. 20
nnJ fct a ton o* £ood
clean Cnui and a load
ot nice L indiing Wood
Special attention to
Family Trade
Phone No. 42
L. Lazarus Si Co.
The oldest and most reliable dealer in this 2
section ^
f he Officers *.rir! 05rectors o
FLAT-TOP NATIONAL
OF BLUT FIELD, W. VA..
Arc successful business men, who
know the science and ethics of sound
business, which means safety and se
curity in this Bank. You will find
it a pleasure to do business with us,
nncl quickly feel that you arc in good
hands. Come and let us be of some
service. „< v* .< j* „< v<
Resources Nearly On« Million Dollars.
t/t\vnKX( I 1], TU.CM V, i'rt'S IT, | . HO|.|,|\0, Cftfthler.
WlfXMM if. TIIOMAS, V !cw-J'r<* * U ft. IY9< H« \r (’
The Difference
Between beer anil .strong alco
holic drink is that the former
is a light stimulant with a high
food value while the latter Is
a heavy stimulant with a low
food value.
Pocahontas Beer
Contains between 3 and 4 per
cent of alcohol; just what is
naturally developed iu the pro
ds of brewing. Altogether it»
food value amounts to alrout
111 per rent. The balance, 88
per cent, is pure water.
In Pocahontag Beer you
have the ideal food beverage.
The next time you are thirsty,
try a glass. You will find there
Is none better.
1ILI KFiKLl) IIKKWING CO.,
llliM Held, \V. Yu.
’Phone No. 210.
Tlu» office anil furniture make
an impression. The clothes and
personal appearance make an
impression.
A Typewriter conveys the sort
of impression which all these
things, at their best., produce.
It is as lasting as can be made
and as elegant as business
ought to be.
Blusfcld Typewriter Exchange
A. A. WYGAIili, Manager,
Princeton Ave.
DAYS
and your craving for liquor Is
gone If you take the
ftfcKanna
CURE
Thom is none like f; offered
onywiiere outride of McKannas
No Dangerous
Hypodermics
Call or wrl'le
l>It. ,f. J. WcKANNA
225 Princeton Av^uie
Wuofleld,
N. J. MORRIS,
309 Bluefield Avenue.
! V - . ’ ;
GENERAL
Harness Making
AND REPAIRING.
I»< i Work < Juaranteed at
1»'< asonahlc Prices*.
Your Patronage Solicited.
M. E. LONG
OM ft ACTOR FOR KXCACATJNG
HA FLING, ST ON FI AND
CONCHKTB WORK
f'hone .UKi-L IHu.-H-M, \y. V».
WO RRI SON BROS.
3ivi5 and Mining Engineers
Thornton Building '
3lu<j*ieid, W. Va.
Thomas E. Peerv. M. D.
> iwrinliiit,
\ F. f ||{, vn,,,: ^N|> TIIHOAT4
mi i \v. v*.
Oculist for N\ <> w. Kailwa/,

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