Bluefield evening leader. [volume], September 29, 1909, Page 2, Image 2

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BLUEE1ELD
EVENING LEADER
Published every * vening except
Sunday.
Em >re.i is s oond class matter
\pril Mh I'.MMi, at the Post or
j fife at 1 IuyfleKl, \V. V trader
act nt Cony. • • s. M: rch 3rd 1N79.
sritsrHlPTION ItATES
By Carrier, Payab'e In Advance
Daily one y< ar.$1.00
Dail six a.oaths. 11.00
Dally three months. 1.00
Dally one mc.'.th. 40c
Bv Mall, Cash in Advance.
Dally oue year .$3 00
Daily six months .$1.73
Daily three months .$1.00
Daily oue month. 35c
Ad\l res as all communications
and all remittances to the Blue
stone Puhliehlng Company.
Telephone: Business office
and Editorial Iloo'.r., 503.
\\ edni.mew m;pi i*i».
The sissy man ami baby talk we
always have v\ 11;» us.
Ti;e R clnuonri (Va.) Kvening
Journal i sued yesterday a twenty
page ntarUea edition the amount of
advertising carried displaying a
prosperous Uusoikbs activity n that
< ity.
Kveu Rig Stick Roo evelt warned
tlm trusts to be good and stay
good. \s they refused to he good
and stay good under h s commands
it i; not supposed they will tak<
the admonitions or Mr. Taft more
seriously.
Dry Bristol, Tenu., is up in anus
ugai.iat wet Bristol. Va. To oven
matters ui*. the record® on the dr>
side of State street lias announced ;
that a minimum fine of $2.'> for |
drunks w 11 he levied, the city char
ter providing a maximum penalty
of $,><). Thus Bristol. Tenn., lioi>ob
to keep both t he drink and tin
drunk on the Virginia side.
The Richmond News-ljpader In a
recent editorial tails attention to the
need of a mun cipal law which should
meet with approval in every progres
sive city R says:
There should bo a municipal law,
and p should be rigidly and impur
t ally enforced, compelling contrac
tors engaged in tearing down old
buildings preparatory to the erec
tion of new ones to sprinkle copi
ously with water the debris as it
falls. The dust disseminated in the
air is not only ^injurious to the
lungs, eyes and throat, but plats
havoc with clothing, especially that
of the ladies wiio happen to be pu «•
itig when dcmol tion is in progress.
<<m via coi ut sns
is \m;t.
\ Conundrum?
According to the County Court the
Daly Telegraph i. "ftc," At least
that is the inference from one of
their recent actions. The law re
garding the publication of the fi
nancial statement of counties says
th.it the stateiue.it must bo publ sa
el |.) paper.- of opposite polUi-al
faith. The c unity Court ordered
Co*- sfsiterneni printed in the .Moun
r Me-senger a oi i| iii ekly which
,<U. ris to be "Prohibition" ;n polities
uni also ordered i? printed in the
bah T* lejrrapb. obviously if the
Daily Telcirra di is of "oppodte pollt
eaj faith" of the .Mountain Mown*
;r'-r Ir tint t !,< w. t. As the only
p<> h i Dm’ vf« r has, if tt has
ikios: !n o eonilderat on th*o
a.j<h ,-t t» ut m le oor af«
*er tne la r b p, la ire t..at vV ,m
we ' iT e>m* iy . ee how the
' o it y i ii • i.; i,at i's « onciu*
* on.
1 t' ■ • -il TrlP < tv
PRESS COMMENT
An ard^m >ix dollars a 1a*. uivo.
i i; all thf* bf»t !av. of ' !<•
' h< < x* ‘ft work of fef* al ■ s-. ;f»'
or# V>«1 ! v»< ftbol*
hied. A continuous itorforiuaace
might ‘ uit him bettor.— Parkers
burg Sentinel.
Is tin1 town dry n anything but
lrtme? Mas the victory of tho drys
!»**«• tt anything •>ut aii empty honor?
<‘iiarlo*to;i Cazelte.
I'll.- few Parkersburg arc
•‘lout knocked out (loot] thing
When they <|uil they may cease to ho
universally despised Parkersburg
Dispntch News.
It Is worthy of note that the ac- I
ie < w ho m e most urgent in ad- j
'• I o >< ting women to keep off the i
stave an among those whose stage
• uri ei :■ have h en most suere ttfttl
from a financial standpoint. I, ke-j
'■ •re tuo men who are most iusis- j
ten; that the boy . remain on the
lut .ns are those who, born on the
farm, pit the eou itry early and
have aeli eyed tip* highest promi
nent e in other walk** or 1 fe. Have
i hey fount) i heir accesses hut dead 1
• a fruit or ,|" they imagine that no-:
hotly touting after them could ac
complish wit a: they have effected?
\tc tlu v philanthropists or egotists?
V rginiart.Pilot.
\ki*i:vi hi:.
Hit file has died ami t lie coals arc
• lull; i ii«■ an is from I lie glass
have run:
I In* sunshine fades in the tenr-dlni
nied dusk; the day of our
love is done.
f)ti hearts still a‘‘he in their emptl- ;
m ss and cry for the days now
fled.
Our lips qu'ver in it; sweet eon
tent, the hours, the days, the |
years;
We laughed at life in our joy of it.!
with laughter akin to far :
We know tin* clasp of a tender hand, ,
the glance of the eyes that
told
The tilings our lips could no( hope
it> speak a tale that was new
yet old.
We lived our life in its fulsomenes'.
and what should the heart
forget?
We loved and lost, and tlie fire has
died; but why shoulj the heart
regret?
W*. dreamed our dreams in a 'para
dise—and what if the night
is gray?
W’e drank the cup of our perfect Joy.
Hear heart, we have lived our
day!
Caroline Reynold s, in October1
Smnrt Set. ,
IN POLICE COURT.
Judge Crockett had four e.igeg of
i irunkness before him this morning
i among whom was one VV. 10. Ma
roney who got a thirty days sentence
a default of payments of $.",.011 nfio.
R. .T. Haves went I he same route
j for a like reason.
•1. W. Foley was more fortunate.
I ho dug down and paid $."..00 for his
little spree.
A one armed man by the name
of Hums worked on the sympathy
j or the court and was set free, but
j not before he promised to leave
town. ^
SAXON LINK A; LUMBER COM
I’ANY. a corporation, v. .1. A.
MOOKK. In Chancery.- To all per
sons holding ileus by judgment, or
otherwise, on the real estate, or any
part, thereof, of .1, A. Moore.
In put nuance of a decree of the
Circuit Court of .Mercer County,
VY* 't Virginia, made in a <au c there
in lending to subject the real estate
of the said .1, A. Moore to the satis
•\ictio, of the lien- thereon, you are
hereby required to present all
cla;ms held by you find each of you
igalnst the said .1, A. Moore, which
'in- Hens on 11is red estate, or any
j i art of if. for a Ijudieaflnn to me at
I my office in the ejty of Minefield.
; county and State aforesaid, on or be
fore the Hth day of October,
Criv< tj under m>% hand this 11 t.h
day of September, IftO®.
JAM KS S. K ALE,
Comtnis loncr In Chancery.
Sept. 122, 29-Oc t’>
DAYS
hihI your craving fnv liquor Is
ko/ip if vf»u t«k»> th«»
McKanna
CURE
Th»r. I* nonr lfk* I; i>fTfr»d
anywhere outside of McKa'nnaa
No Dangerous
Hypodermics
Call or wri *
f»fl. .f, .1.
221) Princeton Avonue
Hlurflcld, \v.
—
m BREAD OF QUALITY
Different in Shape. Ap
pearance and Flavor from
other Breads.
Best for the Table
Best for Sandwiches
Best for all Occasions
Makes Sweetest. Rich
est. Cheapest Toast.
Sublette & Barnes
: ROBT. E. KOI KE
A1TOHNEY-AT-LAW,
Klnefifiil, West Virginia.
(Collections a Specialty.
Rulers to Flat-Ton National Bank.
i
Fresh BUTTERMILK
We thurii Every Day and liave
ICE-GOLD
BUTTERMILK.
THE NEW ALTAMIINT SOiiA
In JhK Luliliy oi the
NEW ALTAMONT HOTEL
Concord Normal
School
ATHENS, W. VA.
School begins Sept. 14,
1909. Be sure to be on time
as work begins as soon as
pupils are enrolled.
Remember that Concor< 1
Normal is one of the best
schools of the State.
Address all letters of en
quiry to
3. Lr. BEMIS,
Athens, W. Va.
Wearing Apparel Display,
September 23 and24.—Blue
field Mercantile Co.
I'OK s\l,E—Property and stocks for
.sale, us I expert to leave town tem
porarily about the L'.'th nst., will
eell all my personal an,i realty
holdings. Phone -ll-.l. O. M.
BARGER. 0-10 1 w I
CRUSHER LIME STONE
an,t slxe made ati«l delivered to any
part of the city at a reasonable
price by W. H. Coffman Coke Co.,
Bluefleld, W. Va.
IjOKS—Gold filled charm, initial,, L.
S. Return to Duvall Music Co.,
and receive reward.
WANTED—Young man to attend
fountain. Apply New Altamout
Hotel.
FOR It EXT—Nice front ofllces in the
Thornton building.
\\ \ vi i i>—Ex ed l an j li
none other need apply. Troy aun
dry, City.
N. J. MORRIS
300 Bluefield Avenue.
GENERAL
Harness Making
AND REPAIRING.
i>csi W ork Guaranteed ai
Reasonable Prices,
Your Patronage Solicited.
M. E. LONG
CONTRACTOR FOR EXCACATING
HAUUNO, STONE AND
CONCRETE WORK
Rhone m*M, IMuefleld, W. V*.
MORRISON BROS.
Oivil and Mining Engineers
Thornton Building
Siuefieid, W. Va.
Thomas JC. Peerv, M. D.
Spc -ialist.
EVE, EAR, yo-.E AM) THROAT
Biu..n«;i, w. Va.
Oculist for C W Railway.
Uco the “Afl” of the Eureka
Hardware Company.
THE PRINCESS
iA./’tLA ^wrawg^y-jrav awa—i
Offering Superb Moving
Pictures and Illustrated
Songs. „*
A (dean Show for Ladies, j
Gentlemen and Ghildren. |
Program Changed
Daily
Continuous Pei forma nces f:30 to 10:30 P. M.
Should be Absolutely
A ecu rule
I f it im not ii iiecdn repiiiriu^
So bring it to me. All
W ork (1 miritntccrl.
Til ICO. lilLOKR
Princeton \ \ c.
1C* pert Wii tell timber,
1*1 lie He Id, Went N ii.
Jeweler nml ICii$»nivcr
NewEnterprise. New Goods. Ne w Store
Ladies' an»l
Children’s ready
to wear Clothes.
Millinery. Foot*
wear, etc
THE FASHION.
All Goods
will be sold for
cash, and at
lowest price pos
sible
A new business has opened in Bluefield. Th e Fashion. The man back
of the movement are merchants. They know how to buy goods. They know
of the merchant, or merchants. Thew know how to buy goods. They know
how to sell goods. This initial announcement is meant to present our claims
for your patronage, to establish, and create a proper impression upon the
minds of the people in the community and vicinity.
The Fashion will be devoted to the
retailing of women’s and children’s
ready-to-wear garments, Millinery,
Shoes and Furnishing Goods.
The Fashion bases its hope of suc
cess on the honest, fair and progress
ive ideas that are in absolute control
“of the business.
In all departments our qualities
include tho lowest-priced goods that
are reliable, up to the best made. Our
selections were governed by very def
inite and c lear knowledge of current
styles.
The Fashion displays a stock of
goods that will appeal to the needs
the taste and thrift of all women.
The Fashion guarantees every -
, thing to be just as represented. Make
comparisons for yourself. We propose
to demonstrate the saving force of
trading with us.
Concerning prices, we shall have
a great deal to say later on. At pres
ent we desire to emphasize the fact
that cash and capacity give us the
power to command the very lowest
pries, which in turn are passed on to
you.
we are anxious to meet and greet you at
THE FASHION,
T. S. IEPr©;p..
425 Princeton Ave. - - Bluefield, W. Va.
The Old 5 and lOcStore Stan'd
BEURY, Prrs't MORRISS WATTS. Vice Pres't K. V. LAND Sec'y
❖Citizens Underwriters Agency ♦!
|: GENERAL INSURANCE J
i* , ,KK» *'IFK LIABILITY, STEAM BOILER, PIRATE *i
t GLASS, IIEATLH, AO< ll>EXT, ;;()M)S, CREDIT. *♦
^WE RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT A PORTION OF YOOR BUSINESS 5
* --
} LOTS FOR SALE
I -
i John M. Wirgman,
i Apply to
wm. McCarthy. Philadelphia
I BLUEFIELD.W VA.
Why use dirty
smoky coal?
CA. UP
Standard Fuel & Supply Co.
’PHONE NO. 20
and get a ton of good
clean Coal and a load
of nice Kindling V^ood
The Officers and Directors o
FLAT-TOP NATIONAL
BANK
OF BLUE FI ELD, W. VA„
Are successful business ,ncn, 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,
and quickly feel that you are in good
hands. Come and let us be of some
jervice. ** ** ^
Resources Nearly One Million Dollars.
I.wviu \i'K K. TTKRWBY, It. K. HOIJ.1SO, OMhfar.
UIU.IAM II. MIOM/VS, Vle*-pr*«. VV. It. IIIC'K*. A«sl»tant Cftih
DIW. J. E. NICLSON AM) H. T. BIRD,
.. . DSNTISTS ...
OfUx their orofcssiouaJ services to
th© people of Bluefleld autl vicinity.
Rooms 22 »V- 2;I Kelly * Moyet B1<1«.
The Difference
Between beer and 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 In the pro
ces•, of brewing. Altogether ite
food value amounts to about
12 p»*r cent. The balance, 88
per cent, ig pure water.
In Pocahontas Beer you
have (ho Ideal food beverage.
The next time you are thirsty,
try a glass. You will find there
Is none better.
BM’KFIKBB UKKWIXG CO.,
Bliiefleld, W. Ya.
’Phone No. 210.
Tho nfTlce ami fnmituro make
an Impression. The clothes and
personal appearance make an
impression.
A Typewriter convey* the sort
of Impression which all these
things, at. their beet, produce.
It 1* as lasting ft* can be made
and ns elegant as hualnea*
ought to he,
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