Bluefield evening leader. [volume], October 11, 1909, Image 3

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

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If You See It At Pedigo’s k’s Worth The Money.
An Uunce of
PREVENTION
At f >
THE MOST SERIOUS
COLDS
are contracted during the
First Cold Days
Is the v«rdict of the test
physicians.
Cotton Ribbed Vest and Pants, each
125 and 50c.
Ribbed Corset Covers,
125 and 50c
Wool Vests and Pants
75c, $1 and $1.50
Silk and Wool Vests and Pants, ea.
$1, $1.50
Union Suits in Ribbed Cotton,
50 and 75c
Union Suits in Wool,
$1, $1.50 and $2.50
Union Suits in Silk and Wool,
$2.50
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E. S. PEDIGO CO.
325 and 327 Princeton Ave
Bluefield, : : : : West Va.
I Note Our 3 Days Speccial l
BLACK \
PETTICOATS.
Remember only 2 to each customer at these spe
cial prices.
I Our $1.49 Petticoats at 95c,
Our $2.25 Petticoats at $1.50
Our 54.00 Petticoats at 52 95.
I SAMUEL TURK,
Turk Building
Princeton Ave. Bfuefield, W. Va.
LIST YOUR »*ROPEHTY WITH U».
C. O’LEAPY & SON
Real Estate and Rental Agents
Bluefield, W. Va.
Gen. Agents for Eureka and Hale Land Co.
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Personal 1
Mention
S. H. Dillard representing i «i»nu
Smyth**, Feld, of i *DU is s«
the New Alt ».:is •
Lyman Carr *r *r R*ttk«bi'g was
a guest in the **•> yc*-l*irda>\
W. H. S bmcltr.er, Muster Vfoc.ian
ic at Dante, Va.. passed through the
city this morning. He has been vis—
iting relatives jn Charleston
J. K. R. Jentry, of Gary, was vlsit
tiig friends in the city Sunday.
Sheriff KUison, of Princeton spent
Sunday in this city
...
H. T Graham, .1. H. Graham and
L.vde Graham, of Gary, were at the
Aitamont yesterday.
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John Lusk, of Herndon. W. Va..
is here on business todav
_
O. A. AuRtin. of Roanoke, is a
buxines* visitor in the city today.
N. T. Ball, of fioundl, Va.. Is visit
ing friends in this city,
Harrison Speace and wife, of Pu
latfkl spent the day in the city.
Prof. H. It. Chrlstio came over
from Princeton Sunday and left on
No. 3 for Pittsburg to be present at
the Centennial and International
Convention of the Chlstlan church.
Prof. Christie is the music editor of
the Standard Publishing Company,
Cincinnati, the main publishing
house of the brothorhood.
A. F. Caperton, of Princeton, is
her** today looking after his business
in the city
IiOST:—$33 in pocket hook with
Jamestown imposition printed on
it. Lost between Flat Top Nat
ional Rank and old Crystal Laun
dry Building. Reward for return
to tills ofllce.
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I Unredeemed 7 Jewel I
I ELGIN I
I WALTHAM I
I Watches for I
I $4.00
I We must dispose of
I them, we need the
money.
] HENRY RODGIN,
J OPTICIAN
i Jeweler and Pawnbroker, jjj
221 Princeton Avenue.
Thomas T3. Peerv. M. D.
S|k> 'inllat.
KVI-:, KAIt. VOVK AVI) THROAT.
Bliutlu d, VV. Va.
Oculist for N. 1 W. RaUway.
and your craving for liquor Is
rone If you take the
McKanna
CUKE
There la none like I; offered
any where outbid* of McKannaa
No Dangerous
Hypodermics
.1 Call or wrft_
& DR. J. J. McKANJfA
I 21? Princeton Avenue
f Bloc field, W. Va.
The Growth of This • Institution
Into the largest and strongest National Hank within a hundred miles is due to it, officers and
directors, who are well known for the success with which they have c arried on the various
linr s of business in which they arc engaged* I he know-lege of different brant he of industry
tlots obtained is of particular value in directing the affairs of the bank* and in conducting the
bn - ness of the Institution by liberal but conservative* methods We solicit your account
whether large or small, and offer you every advantage consistent with conservative banking.
THE FIRST NATIONAL HANK
of RI.UKFIKM')# W. VA.
EDWIN MANN. President W. C. POLLOCK, Vice President L a HOOPER, Caahler.
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Rain Today?
We think so,
Anyhow be prepared.
New Shipment :
Gum Capes
52 &54 nches
Gum Coats
$4, $4.50 & $5
According to length
Buy one today and if
it leaks bring it back
and get one FREE
Rain Coats
And
Slip-Ons
$18 and Up.
Metropolitan
Men’s
Furnishing
Company,
“The
Shop That Satisfies,”
Elk Building,
Bland Street
WANTS RELEASE
OF MRS. FERRELL
Another interesting chnpi r has
been added to the Mary Perr.di arson
case which lias atraeted attention
throughout the state Alleging that
the woman was unlawfully detained
in the Mingo epunty Jail 1ier attor
neys applied to Judge K. s. Doo
little. of the Cabell county circuit
for a writ of habeas corpus. Then
followed some rather hysterical pro
ceedings.
Sheriff W- A. Hurst was served
with proper process hi the case hut
it happened that nil his deputies
were out of town and he was not
physlcailv aide to uiak > the trip to
Huntington with the prisoner. In
such cases i he cherlff Is allowed
three days in which to respond to
the order of the court, and an ad-'
ditional day for each twentj mile
uocei sary to he traveled But when
Sheriff Hurst failed to appear In
noth i; or ti:i sti:i/s mam*:.
By virtu*! o the authority vestel
Io in*- by a *1*0*1 of trust bearing
flat*- on ih<- 12111 day of January
1907, executed by W. II. Randolph.
1<* the undersigned li. M. Kasley, a.*
Trim**- (*» secure to II. C. Jones
the payment of certain notes therein
*1 •»erih* 'l iii I recorded in the Clerk
Office o the County Court of M*r
*<-r C tin >. West VIrgfrihi, In Trust
/Deed I' »ok No It. png*- 17(5, and
ilefnult 1 iv ng 1 ii made l.i th*
payment o mill notes and having
been re«|in < o >n *l«» by the hoi
her thereof, th* aid H. c Jones,
t lie undersigned will offer for ale
at, public auction, to tlx* highest
bidder, in from »f the ofll* <■ of l>
M. Basic.v. in tie City of Blit'-ff-'ld
in said County, on the 3rd days o
Novemti *i 1909, th*- following ren I
(•state In said City:
BBC. INN I NO at a stake on th*
Southeaster,i aide of the County
road or what is known as a continu
at Ion of Bland Street, about Two
hundred i 200> feci Southwest. «»
tone Street thence two and Cure*
quarter poles to a corner of the Mr
< aroline V. Olpson lot; thence w ith
•aine \v**si two and one-half pol*
i > a .ink*-; fli* i:*’e tw<> and titre*
quarter , *>1*-. to a utake on the shh
of said County road; fhe.ic • with
.id road wo and one-half pole* t .
t i«* BBCINNlNO
Said sale will i»e made for C\Sfl
IN HA Nil on the day of •.»!<•
H M K\8I«KY Tin tee
'»*(. I I -1 • Nov. t.
HunlingU);) with his prisoner, At
torney T. \V. Williams, one of coun
sel for Mrs. Ferrell, sought to have
a rule Issued against him.
It 1m stated that one of the wo
man's attorneys had wired Mr. Wil
liam* tha, Sheriff Hurst had stated
that he would not obey the order of
the court. This caused some Indig
nation among those interested in
having the woman released on the
habeas corpus proceedings .util dtru
vengeance was planned against the
Mingo sheriff.
In the meantime the angry attor
neys discovered ihal the sheriff had
three days of grace ami three addi
tional days to travel the distance be
tween Williamson and Huntington,'
• and the application for a rule was
j not honored.
Sheriff Hurst states omjphaticnllv
i that lie d'd not *ay that ho would
j Ignore the order of th» « mrt !?«»
' left here on No. 15 Monday with
Mr* Ferrell and the application for
habeas corpus was argued before
Judge Doolittle on Tuesday morning.
Before the train hearing Sheriff
Hurst and his prisoner had left Will
iamson, the Mingo county grand Jury
had Indicted the woman on a charge
of arson and Sheriff must had a1
capias for her in his pocket.
Judgo Doolittle refus'd to grant
was one slight Irregularity In the
failed to make a return on tho copy
J of the warrant although it apeared
on the original.
At the conclusion of the proceed
ing in Huntington Mrs Ferrell’s at
torney# asked the sheriff lo serve tho
capias oil her but Sheriff Hurst In-j
stend a sard the court if he had hold'
Il*e wii.ii,ui to lie al liberty. Judgo!
Dnoiitt! • - .plied that lie had not set
h -r freo but remanded her to tho
sheriff's keeping to answer any
charge that may he advaneed aglnsi
her.
Mrs. Ferrell was brought back lo
Williamson and again lodged in Jail.
Just what the attorneys hoped to
gain by tho habeas corpus proceed
ings Is not clear as her arrest would
have Immediately followed as the
result of tlie indictment found here
Monday morning.
Mrs Ferrell has engaged an inipos
leg array of counsel. Messrs. Jones
and Breen, of Williamson; WIIHaiuii.
Scott and Lovett, of Huntington, and
Marcum and Marcum of Huntington
will conduct her defense. Attorney
John S. Marcum was here Wmlnes
day lo a pear before Judgo Hamp-j
sello in tho hall proceedings.—ddin
go Republican.
HACKETT MADE GOOD I
IN BEAU BRUMMEL.
Norman Ilackett and Company de
lighted an unusually h-ge audience
it the Rika Opera lions*- Sa*.i-ditv
night. Mr. Ilackett nf cours'. was
solid and the rest of the mal mom ;
hers were fair. The female i-hurac j
ler throughout were ills ii polMim..
however the work of Mr • tuckett
• nil lit male members 1'iily repaid
ihose who attend -d.
The Cincinnati Dental Co. I
I For the Painless Extrac
tion Teeth. The surest.
safest and best method ever
used, no sore gums or ill
effects ^ollow i* use.
Full get of teeth .... Jjivoo
Very finest sot teer.h no
belter made at nuy
price . a,00
Gold Crown* . 4.')0
Go.d filling*. 10ft
bwver and eminent All
In gp .5ft
EXArllTA riON FREE.-~
We invite ^you no nspect
our parlors arid have your
teeth examined free. Will
tell you in advahee what
your work will cost. All
work done by skilled, ex
perienced operators by our
improved methods. We
give you a guarantee in
writing on all work.
The Cineinnnli
I lentisls.
DR. COMPTON, Manager,
Over the Grand LeaderStore
j STRICTLY UP TO THE MINUTE
| New Linen Waists
These waists are absolutely correct ih ev«ry
detail and the smartest things to be had.
Tailored linen waists with fin? pearl buttons, $2.25
Tailored linen waists with tucks either fine
or broad on each side of plait, 2.50
Linen shirt waists with hand embroidered
fronts and stiff collar, 3.75
Elaborately hand-embroidered linen waists
with stiff turn-over collar having fag
i-tted edge, 5.00
Elegantly hand-embroid?r?d waists with
I embroidered turn-over collars, 6.00
ITHE FERRELL MERCANTILE CO.
| 403-405 Princeton Avenue,
: BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA
WHEN IN PRINCETON STOP AT
Princeton Inn
L. H. PERKINS, Proprietor. Rates $2.00
Best Accommodations Princeton, West Va.
KELLY & MOYERS.
DEALERS IN
WHISKEYS. WINES. BRANDIES. ALES.
BEERS. Porteru and all Kinds of Liquors.
""—~m~mmm—*—i — mm mami •—mhmmmmm
FIRST CLASS
BILLIARD 9c POOL-ROOM CONNECTED
OUT OF TOWN ORDERS SHIPPED PROMPLY
TID-BITSH.
Do you want your
oysters luscious? Do
want your oysters
with the salt tang of
the sea ? Your oys*
ters unbruised and un
bloated? Your oys
ters free from germs.
Then use only Seal
Shipt Oysters.
You get solid measure
I and no water.
Sublette & Barnes
{j OHIO FARMS^^
Sixty-tour farms for
I sale. I'or information
j see I. W. Baily, 1B0
K Adams St., Bltiefield, VV.
R Va. I Mease mail address
1 and receive my late farm
;•t catalogue.
J. W. O'BRIEN,
Ilenley, Ohio.
KOBT. E. MOOKE
ATTOHNEV-AT-EAW,
Bluefied, West Virginia.
Collections) <» Specialty.
Kefm to Flat-Top National Hank.
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Fresh BUTTERMILK
H'c tnnrn Every Day and have
ICE-COLD
BUTTERMILK.
fHE NEW AETAMONT SOiiA
FOUNTAIN Ell.
In thR Lnhtiy ni the
NEW AETAMONT HOTEL