Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, November 03, 1909, Image 2

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I
BLUEFIELD
; EVENING LEADER
I Published every <venius; except
r Sunday.
p
Knt • r•' : s con 1 class matter
April Mh 1 ’.mm;, a* the Post OT
hce nl liluefleld, W. V .. under
u t of Cougre.s. Mrrch 3rd 1870. j
St list HIPTIOV It \TKS
p.y Carrier, Payab’w In Advance
Daily on* yi ;.r.$4.00
Dull six mouths. 2.00
I Daily three months. 1.00 j
I Daily one mrr.th. 40c
Uy Mail, Cash In Advance.
Dally one year .$3.00
Dally six months .$1.75
J .lily three mouths .$1.00
i aily one month. 35c
Ad'Jrosss all eotnrr.unleatlo:^
j.n.d a’l remittances to the ftlue
f'oiiH I’liIdi hiuCompany.
Telephone. business ufli.'>
and editorial Koo r. 503.
\\ I IIUMI\\ \<)\ IMI’.I K :t.
mivok 'ivm:i;s.
Tliw i f Kiis-.li.> ;i lfyrne. :i
ea lot a» West Point from injuries
lteelved in a 'ootball game be
t«i>en West Point ami Harvard lius
again raised tin* is -u.■ of either sup
pressing the gan.i or so modifying
it that th*> brutal features will be
oliminati>d. Thriv may la- feature
• o the game wl) ch eight be mad.
1»> s strenuous, but « v. ti if tills were
done and mn* pluvpr would (hunt,
to get Ids sliin i.ari<t‘d there would
go up« erv for further toning down.
If tho gain.- is to lx- modifie 1 every
time an a< id«*n o < ui on tin* grid
iron. it will soon 11:> i»>dneed to tin
level of pingpong.
The phjs-ea! traini ;g and devel
opment which football helps is just
a- <*s eutlal to tin physical man as
railroads a;*, to c nm-rce. yet who
wo til I think of either ele-rni
nating railroads or cutting their rate
of Ipeed down to the si n;., roach
because of a few fatalties?
Human Mfe is a .eastless con
flict for tin* survival of the fittest,
and wo owe our present develop,
ment to tin* physical and mental
strife which ha gone on in all the
ages.
Incident ial latalitie an bound to
occur, but w*.i a the results of the
thitg ai * weighe ! these are minor
matter .
Mr Taft says lie is not niaki le
an attempt to break up the D *mo
t ra i. South. Yes. n > * May be the
• s »*1 f- Mr. Yaft is a nice genial
-o:r o' ntaii. and tin* chances are
that Southern ho dtalin pleases
h’ ii a id wh\ - liouldn't it ? If Mr
I t t likes the S''nth. which h*> evi
dently doe-, v ’ ' aft th
better for- It. .. * . m know
If Monti*
MrKifnkhn attain jo t to show th
P'Opl.- t!i;it hf r«-a 11> d d it Imforo
If both li*' i id I’oary would Hah* the
fort h .>• ! ’ ’ • ; : u \< t hr* ]Wi*
plf a r**st i »r a*■' iil ’ t iv . il»l hr
ahjirf at d
CONSTAI T VISITOR.
* '■ * X-w \ < • '! in . , t • • r J i j
< ops ‘.i ip > 'i rli ■ 'rift' i •
vis-ibl* , aid y< • a ll find a K th
l am ;• pit!.- si Af on no t, hut
f• t. >!■ > - !r| j 00010 In
1 \V. V
_ h !:.*» i’
1 am thf Tariff I am quite in
l..*l ‘it do
<> i r4<i 2ff/mv
' i'« are fo<
here ■
I ' on may
nt ffp your j
urprlspd
On you.
;»inl day and mansanono, and you
won't l» < 1 in-* <| it 11«* as much if you
’•i.- -a on IhtKc I'm po*Oorol by
rofoi mot who w mid hi; - to sec mo
drop. Ini' w’|i>n wo k«; toi;ethoi* I
'<»•»«• out «u ii on top. |'vo !>••<*it
i i »*d , rounds and ny pruiso o
l<»ud?y . i i« ,| | uni i It.. I »r. .loykH.
"• i l' • danh of Mr. l| , .1 ■ .lust now
a; »o\\ < on. illKsioit I oumisp'd in
u i (!••> i. I>111 vvlum * •;!>! around
IO th« til I II put t.llO||| all io sloop,
I H ti\ tlumi up with ti.-uros till tin >
1 dio.o nn I K.isp for br,,nth. and if
tiia: doisn't s**ttlo llom I'll «chodii!<>
’h<- a to doatlt I'or nion may oomo
" d nio i may rm, a:id klo; bo Kray
or 1 I in*. hut | .m , i f* v o i worried, tot
• 1! :o t my hook on you."
~ just Josn?s ^ ;
s \ \ I \<.N I >!•' s \ M.
!».• man w hai .mi all <!«• time
t* !’ »" > i»’ dat In* am an ole Vir
- it* i y* ninmii am probably nighty
• <1111111*11 am pi c>!>*ly mighty close
•1 1 »<>ii to po w]i!11< trash.
Hit am a g ami plan to keep a
l<*i t v. peeled on lu* man what
- a 11 iis say.if dai In* am nil horn* "
|>1' oil.
• lost* dean malm dt* man In a
•tan, hrtt <lo\ in alio him look a lot
hotter.
!»n hoar.I do affairs oh Minefield
'1 * it'd pass an "audienie." as- a
"hite ge urine n fd at do council
»»<'• t iiK ii** odder night cuttin’ down
Cl: ale sk> pi« t s down t •* thr *e
eel i(l eyi uintcnnce*.
i lit am wt M to li ilt* a no t 1 < in
on of >(>' «*11. but ;> » i, wastii '
href when you fit ot lie.* | ■ i, l<*
hit- If day has an> in• r** ! a tie*
natter, dais gw nt* to ind inr
lay a*lvt*s
now hi-: ki*:i»t ms im p.
Kev Daniel Isaac ot* .* ili illi*»il
it ii ii inn t o ..iv t p • • ni h < i
*skin.it tor a lied. Ilt* wa t< 'd he
■mil l not have oik*, as l!n re was to
>e a ball that evening a::d all the
le ts W'M'e engaged.
At what time tdm s the hall
hunk up?*' ii'k.d Mr. panes.
Ahon: :i o’clock in th** morning,
dr.”
Well. then, ea.i I have a hed tin
11 that tiire?"
'Yes. eertainly; but if the hed is
sl:ed for you will have to remove."
“ Very well." replied Mr. Isaacs.
V (1 away la* went to act between
ht sheet .
A out I! o'clock in the morning
• was awakened by loud knoe'.t
su nt his chamber door.
What do yen want?" he ask
How many are there of you in
'here " Irniuired a voice.
I lien* me, aiiii linnit‘1, and
Mr. Isaacs, a.id an oM Methodist
j.ieai ner.'* was the reply.
"Then there*! plenty of you."
And flit peaker passed on, leaving
Mr I aar to < tijov hi* Lied Cleve
land I.eaPi
< ’OH X \ Ml ill: \\s ‘ J
A M •" a in iufornu 1 a tiave- ♦
It I nqnli 1 ibout corn, 1%
*hat each had n lie cars on %
it and was fifteen fee. hixh."
rtiul’a noth . ',,i,i pai .*.| i our
dot a," rep' «*d the <>; *( <|t:.i**t 1 > J|
‘Tj» in Illinois, wliere | came from,
wo alwny I i«l nine < us :o each ^
talk, a: .1 a • k of . hell. | < irn
inu hanging I » , ich tassel, uht wo ^
n ivej* > ottld i a.
with M.” /
’"Why?" a* !vc.| I he Mis out inn ’ f
“ Hecausc." codded the other. !|
"the corn grew so fast that it pull- 1
ed i lie lx a ns u p." j
start j,i.\<; i:\( 01 it \<.i;mi;vi\
\\ aj* Amelia's lather encourag- T
li ; wli»ti you went to ask him for n|
In r hand?” \
“.Not very. lie asked me to put K
. .1 i i i u r:: .ug f ’> I * • o u 1«111'
back out ns all Hie others did.” ^
NOTICE.
<1
To Tax-Payers of Heaver Pond F>is
t’iet. Mercer County, \V. Va.:
t will he at the lollowiiiK places <
on ,M date . named below, lor tie
purpose of collecting taxes for the
v.ar oi J{ton. I will give 1-2 per
tt.nl di.' Mint ou tin <• dates as '
qaired by law . All tax-payers v re
earnestly reque ted to bo pre.s> ;u
ml pay m these dates:
1 ttb-sbiirnr, Monday, Now .fiber
Sth. 11109.
Ads, 't’vesday, Xov rubor Dili, 1209
Ilelqber .school House, Wednesday
.xyvtMiibej. lOtb, 1901*.
I’riiuelon, Thun clay, November
11'h. 11M'O
Bru\. Foil;, Friday, November
::th, 1909.
Muofleld, Mot P'.y loth, to 30t';,
t • 9.
K. ... CARTER, ;
Deputy lor 1. Edison S. M. C.
10-'JG :o 11-13. *
NOTICK TO TAX PAYERS. -v
The personal and real estate tax ♦
tickets for the year of 1909 are now <;
in the hands of A. II. Land, trer.s- 4
urer. for collection and will be
ready for delivery on October L‘i* at.
his office and all persons who .y ;
tln ir tax -s promptly are entitled tc 1
2 1-2 per cent discount.
1 0-211-61. J. T. AKERS.
The,Shoe Store that saves yog money.
OBI OF THE HIGH REIT blSTRICT
I hat's the Secret
The Star Shoe Company
•*1 Bluefield Avenue
A Full Line o7 Men's and 3oy’s Shoes that are
RIGHT in every way
They Are Made
They Wear
T hey^ A re_ Priced
Satisfaction Guaranteed—You cant beat that.
THE STAR SHOE COMPANY
W C EASLEY, Manager
31 Bluefield Ave , Out of the High Rent Dlst
i KELLY & MOYERS.
DEALERS IN
t WHISKEYS. WINES. BRANDIES. ALES.
i3L,CR.S. Portero ativl al. KkuIh of Liquors.
[FIRST CLASS
BILLIARD & POOL^COM CONNECTED
{ OUT OF TOWN OTDET 3 SHIPPED PROMPLY
F i. :
> WM- e[R
rtJRRIi *VA TS, VlC'-P/es*. V. LAND Sec
[•Citizens Underwriters Agency
j; GENERAL INSURANCE
33®3BHBHBWWra®Pr
\ LIFE Lf AltlX.l TV» STf/AM BOILER, PLATE
>* /JLASH, IIKATTill, ACC IIJCNT, BONDS. CREDIT.
RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT A PORTION OF 70UR BUSINESSX
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ELKS OPERA HOUSE
Tuesday, Nov. 9th
i First and only time here.
• "1 he success of three lands
;] Charles Emerson Cook
j- Presents
Elliott Dexter
[ ami the
Pullman Children
!• Helen and beryl .
I in “The Prince thap"
r and a notaele cast
f Original New York Madison
j- Sq. I heat re Production. Pre
jl cisely as played i year in New
I- York. 1 year in London and
• 8 months in Australia
• Price 25, 50, 75C.,$i.oo *
• Seat sale opens White Pharm
• ac>\ W ednesday Nov- 3rd
ELKS OPERA HOUSE
Wednesday, November 10
B. C. WHITNEY’S
Piquaint Musical ^lixture
ISLE OF
SPICE
The Peer of all Musical
Comedies
Ihe Original Production
Company of 50 People
American Beauty Chorus. A
Carload of scenery
Kntire production Richly
Staged. Handsomely downed
(Perfectly Presented
Prices 25c. to $1.50
• rrrrrn—*—«—4
l>US. J. K. NELSON AND S. T. HI '?..
... DSiTTISTS ...
Off - r their 'roftcslonai services tc<
the people of Minefield and vicinity
Rooms 22 rjf. Kelly & Moyet RM«.
DR. A. D. WOOD
Specialist
KVE, EAR, NOSE AND TJIROA i
"hornton RldR. BiueQeld. W. V*
Subscribe for the Leader.
Because of the Diversity of our Stock
and
Furnisfiines
Our atm is to give the
Best Values lor the Money
of any store in WestVa.
^ome and Look, Well be pleased to Show You
Bland Street,
K
V
»
BHuefield, W. Va.
IN THE HOME.
The Westinghouse Elec
tric Iron is always ready for
use, in any room in the house,
at any time. No fire is re
quired to heat It; dust, smoke,
and heated atmosphere are
eliminated. Simply screw the
attaching plug Into the lamp
socket, turn on the electric
current, and in a few moments
the iron is hot, ready for use.
No matter whether used by
the servant or a member of the
family*—the Westinghouse Elec
trie Iron will do the wrork more
quickly and under far better
conditions than any hot-stove
Iron
SEE OR ’PHONE
The Bluestone Traction
Company.
PHONE 120.
Muenchener
BEER
It contains a suitable pro
portion of solid, nutritive mat
ter, jpredigested, and is a pos
itive boon to people with weak
ened digestive organs.
Eminent physicians and oth
er competent authorities recoin
mend the modeate use of beer.
It contains malt sugar, which
is easily digestible, healthful
‘''and strenglhening.
Be sure the beer you use
has been properly brewed. We
take extra care in every detail.
Try a sample ease.
Bid El'I ELI) BKEWJXC;
Uluefleld, W. Vn.
‘Phone No. 210.
CO.
i no omee nn»i furniture make
an Iropre-afon. the clothe* and
personal appearance makn art
ImoroMton.
A Typewriter C(vnveyB (he sort
of Impression which all these
thins*, nt their heat, prorlnce.
ft Is as last Inc; ns ran he made
nnr| as eletrant as business
oneht to he.
Blnpfpid Typewriter Fjcbanap
3 A. A. WrUIifi, Manager,
in* Princeton Are.
ROBT. E. MOORE
HTOIMEY-JT-UW,,
Bluefleit, West Virginia.
Collections a Specially
(fefnrs lii I Ini-Tup Natiimm Knr ^

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