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BLUEEIELD
EVENING LEADER
i’ iMl hed *‘»*‘ry vet: ^ et ept
S'iti lay.
j Him i t: ; ..?< uu«l flash aiiittvr
April Mli li • l.. at the 1‘tisi *)f
I me at lUindV: 1. \V. V .. ti idor
m i uf Congress. Mir ti 3rd 1M'»
m. t.st uiction i: \ti:»
! ity Carrier, l* > ab'.n lit Adrnnc-a
» Hatty one year.14.00
Hall six .ninths. 2.00
Hally three month* . 1.00
Hally «»ue ran; h. <0c
By Mall, Cash in Advanr«.
rally ouo year.$3 00
| Hally «lx months .Jl.Tfi
• Hally three months .$1.00
I <aily one month. 3.*c
Address* all coma miration?
and all rem.nances to tie U’uw
atone l’ubl.'hing Comi any.
lei- ; hone. Buelneas ofll^e
‘ and hdll 'rial Uoo.n. 503.
j MUM* V\. \«>\ ! >1 III 111 15. 11)00
Klbert Muhl.ard niak* s the follow
ln^ lmntv remark:
• || \o\i c v r do more than you art
paid lor, you \v II never be j.iid toi
more than you do."
1 \ > l ll.iM I! HI U.HTIV
1 11.. Suite 1 ns'i ranee 1 »e; at' meat
a’ Charleston makes a s| *id :er.
I re of » xaauniay, the merits of m
s ranc* s ock offered for sal**. Tin
dopiMUnern has just *aried to i-su**
n monthly bulletin waoli may t>*
l.:i<t h tiios. inteies ei for th* ask
jn tiu> initial »>;;ll*-tin i,(diow
i’.v, i-t.*. -ntfill is made:
< ,• desire t«> again warn the peo
; K* tu the S' 11. to tV.nrons.hly inves
t..;a til tliff*-rent stocks now be
ing , l by s- ali 8in< . In new
ii;: ,n ance companies <>r subsidiary
concern;-'. In stone instances a prop*
os tion of this knul ma> prove to b»
a good Investment I>ui a a rule wil
r. s ilt in great disnpj oLntment and
I ft; , t(, li.ldtl.- o! this stock. Some
of those stock-sal* stnen are lei ro|
resenting their goods in almost every
particular ami nt'e making i»roin s< •
o returns to the holders of this
lock ’ha eun never be realized
ihis ollice i.- at your service to
j ve you * m ii information as it pos
sesses aong these lines."
rr> in ad i:\sv
file Wa-ningtoa S’ar contrary l*
most advised . i i 1 .i an eas.
matter t'’ rt a i.ev s>p.ip< r, and a
deligh: fullv sni'otji. •• isy-sailing
^iv.ft to work a;
editor Of e *vs •:
t.on being mail*
The Star right
it s dead im y,
than fa I in g <fT :
stairs, railing in i<
reason t < us*'- i?
Kl, »\V 1!(I.\
and they v* 1
wa> s' to give tie- n
Sit’d wit out I
the !-r tfe-Kloil o:
• ma >. no n.en
*f a "journalist.
-u 4 igiit
.act a lot easiei
o;r. lulling low,
ve or i i del t. i ..
beeau.-e so man.
to turn rfc tri k
■ady t vt r at d a;
ewspnper man ad
d-. without mon
i If to put bin
f>tr hc:u ih<- Star:
Men who inaki
: r Ji. .. t ..
j c*m ex* hi ft on<
•'* > ' * r > - al
A lawyer with
; 6!rt# of rimirt*
uowtpapera x
Th- y »r*‘ wr
< alii i*. M,i
-Mo wan read
Will 1 II ;.0V
W
\ r; .
' A
I
will not siy, “j used to be a n<“W8
!•«!■«*>• man myself.* Kvcry tfme a
man v.orks hi, numirj « lltor for a
tfeniMll of a Mg pit tup
le' l'l a<1 u.11• h in J>ur;ia|r.mi
When ! • writes a "plee,.’* for flu.
f * :«i" i a to il a mo ■ t en
> III* It ' imen • " ho completes
!-tti ail auto course hi m*\vs
i' work. ami vvlw ho writes a
tillin’.,' ieatloti t»u both xUe*; of tin*
■'' * -1 to tlu* nlitor he In conif ■ a
i its third degree member f the
Tribe «if Scribe.
•t » m in', nmn have .ibaadon
•ranire fin hi' jaw. medicine
i ■ 1’isy walks of life, simply
*> at many men would rather
a oi:i( 111i• •• than another.
! ~r Just JqsIi?S 5
_ _ J
’[!ii:ir»: s thi; ui it.
IVail: “He is o romaniic! ii
I1' would love m ' until t h«* star,
•-•row oil!”
•hi by: “I!at tfi its iot tin* u*ies
‘ 1 *' Will hi* love you uatii
u plow old?” Chicago News.
'i XTKFMdVl \h I ism \H.
I have a small-salaried clerk on
• >tr iiu." remarked the first Kiri.
"Well?”
Shall I throw him overboard?
Hy no means, ’ ad ed tin* see
•t.i! Khl. 'T-e him for bait."- Isa:,
s (.'its Jonrnal.
.11 ST SO.
“I In-ir he is bet tiring at ?_• a
. eat.”
'iis; In* .-ays he lias a message
<>r the world."
"•And proposes to collect on deliv
. eh? Houston Chronicle.
iw:<. \ \ i:aki.\ .
Kvf r have a y»-arni.ig lor highei
things?"
"°fien. Even ;is a ehild I cried
->r the moon." Louisville Courier
•I OU I'll ill'.
home joys.
Wli\ do you want ;i sixteenth
wj:'«■?• ■ irtiairvd ili<> traveler.
11/1liieg for a qui- I f«»." ox
■la:.i«d the nabob' o .Ughon-tan.
‘1 *l°n my harem can make up ton.
tat»l. , aj progr ssivo euoine " l’itt
burg Post.
I»1S|| \Y \s|| Ix<».
We ar.' always tool dur.ag om
mitli that it was a line tiling t<
n.iow bow to wa h dishes. W • cottl
>■ s'-o anything in it then, but ::
is all plain to u •> now. a Cambridge
li.-'hw;.slier has be« n li ft an inconu
i! iilO.Ojl) a year, an.I if we eouli,
>e.iy live our life over again how
*' would make Lin d h -s fly!
1 'on lli'ra'd.
( ills ar. co tin a,al.y roming If
Me MU'Kl'II.’U) NOH.dAL ;.:.d HI'S
INKSS < '<M.l .KC, K from various part
> . lie eoalllf‘1 Is ft • itfi'o .•.raplpu
■ ho also have ahilit;. to keep a er
>f books ami d > general ofT. -e work
fit.
rETNFORCED
CONCRETE WORF
''•’ivalkn, floor**. .Walls, Cellars
Etc. All Work fliinnin'prd
W. E. M A.RTOR.
I Highland \vr*. I'.luo'i |ii \\ ^
* 1MH \ E 1 ~U
WANTS
I'O f{ UfCNT Ono seven-room
i n r for ront on Hltienelil avon 10
•'rof. t H. It. Christie.
”!:lt liKVr Three Til dwell
in'.;'. -a ••!! |; v ai,K\ ,
HOW’S THIS.
V\ ^ off.■ r *fi • i'.ind. f' Ifdlarg re
I i n .. < of rrh th«v
"'nr. >■ i»* ' i ,• i U v Halls' s'nfarrti
T. J. CHB.VKY A C'\,
r li f>hl«.
'* ‘ tIks rpd *,a\ known
<\ lly lift'f ro carry of any oMi*
!)i K!NN \ N v YJUlVli
• •> P -is* , To -do. , i
'•' ■ r<- i, ■ • y on !nr*»» |
li •' ; i ,< * fio a loo
• i iffb.eg of f.n< r.vyif i-rn j
»*• Inrotini* aonf fro? Prlr? 7:,
t,f M by i'l diii.'ffgti*
I'-'i li 'MM ; fo: rtffi
MOiiey to Lo if. on Ron
E it,ate.
I-. J. HOLLAND.
ELKS. OPERA HOUSE
Saturday, November 20
p‘ PAUL r
Ul LWi OREL
With the Entire New York Pre*
rinction Intact.
IN
The Gall
The North
By
Gco.Brond
fuirst.
I
Prices 25. 50. 75c. $1.00
and S! 50
MORRISON EROS.
Civil and ft' iriittg Engineers
Tho- nton Buildinn
BLUEFIELD : s : WEST VA
W. R. THOMPSON
Contractor or Grade Work;
Mascnery and Concrete
Address J 1 3 Boono St.
3LUEFIELD, : : WEST VA
DR A. I). WOOD
■ VK, 1C A It, XOSK AMI TUlinA
Specialist
1 nrnton PMk w v»
BUS. .1. 1C. NHI.SOV \\|» s. T. nr?»».
... DSifTJSTS...
on. r their 1 riMt:-.Mo’ijiA services t
•e people f>* Bluefleld and vieir.P.v
'looms 22 s- •:?. Hidly ti Move, HI,Iff.
NOTICE.
To Tax Payors of Beaver Pond Dis
trict, Mercer County, w. Va.:
I will be at the following places
»n the date., named below, for the
purpose of collecting taxes for the
year of 1009. I will give 2 1-2 per
«ent discount on these dates as •*e
juired by law. All tax-payers pro
earnestly reque ted to be pros' ac
•nd pay cn these dates:
LIttlesburg, Monday, November
sth. 1909.
Ada, Tuesday. November 9th, 19 09
lteleher School House, Wednesday
November loth, 1909.
Princeton, Thursday, November
1 It h. 1909
Bru’n Fork, Friday, November
,2th. 1909.
Bluefiold. Moi 'P'.v ICth, to 30t'i,
i 909.
E. t. CARTER,
Deputy for I. J. Ei’ison S. M. C.
'0-26 to 11-If.
EI.KS OPERA HOUSE,
Wednesday, Hovenftw I7H>.
I hat Weirdly M vstcriously
and Whimsical!. Merry Play
Tilt; House of n
THOUSNAII CABLES,
I*>'m Meredith Nicholson’s
No”el of the same name
>eats on sale at \\ hite's Phar
macy Monday.
Prices: 25, 50, 7 5c\ $ 1 .OC
and SI,50.
Schedule in F.fferi
JI NK 20. 100V.
Lea*’.- 7:20 a. m. in. Roanok.
Norfolk ami all pointa rm tlic Hh*-n
. loah Uvl.s on. Pullman Sle.s
leuniike to New York, va lingo,
own, Pullman 1’ai or Car Konm.!*..
i* Norfolk
8: 6f» a. ui. for Rcaaokw Rich
ion 1 Norfolk Pullman Sic.-.. '
> r‘ a j; <’n 10 Roanoke. Pn do
ion rm',te 1.■ Nor <-I r
12:40 p. in. for Roanoke. Lynch
'ory and Into’m. dime itath •*> n*
ho Shenandoah V:»I!♦*> PhliadcipN.
• nd New York. Sleeper tp Phi nm
hla and New York cur Car.
uni Roanoke.
9:18 p. m. fo- Roazoke, Lynch
mrg. Richmond, Norfolk. ; dirn.ii
Sleeper to Norfolk. Roanoke to
tllchniond.
Leave Blucfleld 8:20 p. :n tor Kw
• /a, Coin tubus ant! all points West
nd Northwest, l’ulltaan Sleeper fn>
’olumbus and Cln’ innatl. Cafe cu-s
8:10 a m. Pullman deeper for
■’olitmhus. Cafj Dining (’ar
i Leave S:30 a. dj. and 2.0r» p. n
ially for Tazewell. Norton and a I
tatlcos on Clip* h Valley division.
Ar* ive from Norton and points nr,
he Clinch Valley divisiou 12:20 p
u. and 7:06 p. m.
Leave 6:00 a. m. for \V* cb and
ntertnedloto stations.
Leave l'.'»:45 a ra. for William
•on and intermediate stations
Loave 2:15 p. rn. for Welch and
nterrnedliite stations.
l'or additional l,afor;patlcn call or.
•sent Norfolk and Western Rollw'ay
W. B. PEVTLL,
Hoaiickfi, Vs
Gan. Paas Afeent.
1-e Jersey ( 'earn and your flour
troubles will end.
WHEN IN PRINCETON STOP AT
Princeton Inn
L. li. PERKINS, Proprieto r. Rates $2.00
Best Accommodations Princetca, West Va.
Special attention to
Family Trade
Phone No. 42
L. Lazarus & Co.
The oldest and inost reliable dealer in this
section
iners Wanted
By the Virginia-Pocahontas Coal Com
pany at Coalwood and Garetta Mines, Me
DoweilJCounty, W^cst ^/a. Have mines
which are running fail time and can give
you stead/ work. Have plenty of houses
for men with families:
Coal wood is the cleanest and most healthful
mining town in the Pocahontas field. Schools
lor both white and colored. Men earn $3.00
to >5.00 daily. Large commissaries, goods
sold at reasonable prices. It will pay you to in
vestigate above by calling on us at Coalwood
and (iaretta mines, or write to
VIRGINIA POCAHONTAS COAL CO..
John Stewart, Sup't.,
Coalwood, West Va.
NT CHECK DOES IT
A door-closer without the slam—
-owcifill, positive, gentle. No frac
i reddoo rs, shattered glass, or crip
pled locks and hinge; where the HlounT Door Check does
the closing. .
• 4 I *1 ‘ * •
A quick swing tip to point, then a steady push
that’s the way it works.
There is a Blount Check tor Every Door.
See how the check on your door works. Glad to have
you call at any time.
W- H. HARRY &. COMPANY,
PHONE NO 103.
will be more thoroughy enjoyed if served in a dining room
p'sopcry furnished with some of our furniture
How docs
this appeal to you?
VviHW:i,haVCV: taSIy hne °f Furn,tu,re for a«y part of the house.
_ J *1 con,( an<* 11 our stock the largest in the two Virginias
BLUEFiELD FURNITURE CO~ Phone407
S* 4 ^ / / // // //>//// y /
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 tho electric
current, and in a few momenta
the IroTi is hot, ready for use.
No matter whether used bj
the servant or a member of the
family—the Wcstingbouse Elec
trie iron will do the work mor<»
quickly and under far better
conditions than any hot-stove
Iron
SEE OR ’PFIONE
The Bluestone Traction
Company.
RHONE 120.
Muenchener
BEER
It contains a suitable pro
portion of solid, nutritive mat
ter, .predigested, and is a pos
itive boon to people with weak
ened digestive organs.
Eminent physicians and oth
er competent authorities recom
mend the modeate use of beer.
It contains malt sugar, which
is easily digestible, healthful
and strengthening.
lie sure the beer you use
has been properly brewed. We
take extra care in every detail.
Try a sample ease.
HM'EFIKI,!) BREWING CO.,
Bluefldd, W. Va.
'Pbone No. 210.
The office and 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.
If 1r as lnsflnc a* can be made
a»d as elegant as business
ouelit to be.
Rlueteid Typewriter Exchange
A. A. W IfGALL, Manager,
Prinfrtes Are.
K03T. E. MOORE
A1TORNEV-AT-LAW,
Bluelied, West Virginia.
Collections d Speci<ill>
Helm to Hal-Top Nall md Bank

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