Bluefield evening leader. [volume], December 22, 1909, Image 3

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WATCHES,
DIAMONDS.
RINGS,
BUTTONS,
STERLING SILVER,
LEATHER GOODS.
TOILET GOODS
AND EVERYTHING PERTAINING TO THE
J iWELRY TRADE IN FINE QUALITY AND
LOWEST PRICES AT
RANDOLPH &. MITTENDORF
LEADING JEWELERS
BLUEFIELD. WEST VIRGINIA
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100 Miners Wanted
By the Virginin-Pocahontas Coal Com
pany at Coalwood and Garetta Mires. Me
DowelllCounty, West Va. Have 5 mines k
which are running full time and can give
you steady work. Have plenty of houses
for men with families:
Coalwood is the cleanest anil most healthful
mining town in the Pocahontas field. Schools
tor both white and colored. Men earn J 3.00
to £5.00 daily, Large commissaries, goods
sold at reasonable prices, kwill pa\ you to in
vestigate above bv calling on us at Coalwood
and Garetta mines, or write to
VIRGINIA POCAHONTAS COAL CO.,
Jc.iv Sit.warr Sur/t., I
Coalw oiu I, W«st Va. f
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W. M. BEURY, Pres MORRIS WATTS, Vice Pres. A H. LAND, Sfo. V*
;j> Cit/ens Underwriters Agency *
| GENERAL 1NSCRAKCE |
Y Fill K, LIFE LIABII.ITY. STU.AM BOILER. I'LA » H V
^ <*LASS, UFATLII, ACCIDENT, BONDS, CREDIT, •£♦
Ywe respectfully solicit a portion of your business/:*
\ .A # • « • A A A A ^ . -
LOTS FOR SALE
John M. Wirgman,
Apply to
wm. McCarthy, phjlaoelphia -
BLUEFIELD. W VA. ji
THE GRAND
OPKN—2 TO fl. 7 TO 10:20.
Two Reels-Illustrated Song
Entirely New Film Service
Programme Changes Daily
_ Up-to-Date Vaudeville
ALWAYS GOOD. DON’T MISS THIS SHOW
money to burn l
IF YOU HAVE MONEY TO BURN keep it i„ the house |
where it may be burned, lost or stolen, but if you want to keep it I
safely where it will always be ready for you when needed deposit I
it with us- A bank account will give you a better btninem stand* 9
:ng in the community and a prestige that you mav never have cn- I
joVed before. If youi name j-, t ot on our books, ue wi ) be ;>!<•; • *i
cd to see it there before the clove of the rca 909.
^ Flat Top National Bank ]
BLUEFIELU, W. VA.
Resources Nearly On Million Dollars
Officer* | E. erney, President; Kdw. I'. I yrte. ( asrre; W. 1
* If. Th unas, v'.*e President: IV j;. Hick-, A t. Cashier,
IH RECTORS
J. I). Honaker I Pecry C. IS. Hancock.
IV. H. Thomas, tt Wright, J\ J. Kellv, ,
E. L. Bailer, W. O. Thornhill, F. s. Pedigo,
R. Tierney, K M. Garrett* IS. A. Heller.
Strongest Organized bank in his Section* The Rroj^re**- 9
Ivc Notional Hank of lllncfield, v
CLASSIFIED
COLUMN,
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PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW DOR
CHRISTMAS FLOWERS WITH EAST
END PHARMACY. f
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WANTED:—To rent a teven or eight
room nodorn furnished house. I
Kca<jv or occupancy abouttJ^h. l.j
See C. VLeary aud Sou.
12-14-Gt. CiWk.
FOR SALE at a bargain. Doaning to
accept a position elsewhere, l off."
for sale my job printing office with
established trad*, also 1k>u»c and lot.
Vidro*-* 15 1 a*w is »trvn. or u;ffl -u
South Lluethld News Office. Gil
bland street.
W WTKIl:—To buy coal tu.d tint
her lands on either Norfolk and j
Western oi Virginian railway. I
Addro s “Chicago.•• Care Evoriiig |
Leader.
11-17-U'J-ef.
LOST:—A small gold locket, mono
gram. A. It C. Howard if returned
to Leader Office.
REWARD of 1 K) ’ ■ t!<e re t •*
t4»o person turning in flr«. alarm
' from Mo\ :t I Dec. 1*. id* ••
FOR RENTt—Residence, mx foonis j
No. 17 Rteif street—Apply <) >L ]
Strader
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KINZER ASSIGNMENT.
I have received f.VKMV ifc’n**v abort*
! in exchange for unsalable goods
The»o goods go at the regular V tifur%$i
I prices, .
Specials for this weoty—ll-K Solid
i CJold Casi^s and ir.-J \V4lt *wun nr Kj«
gin movements. Regular* prI"o7 $4;*
| Now $25.00.
Twenty-live \ear ease T-J movement
1 $ io.r,o.
Twenty year ram*, Walt ham or El- I
gin movement, 10.50.
2o0 St and :iftd Watches, twenty-one!
to twenty-three jewel* at $20 to $20 |
Formerly were $:LS to $ tK.
Everything specialty »e(lyc%fl{
ing Ik knowing! Comennrt set**
.1. I/, jCROCKETT.
PLACT. VC U R ORDER NOW TOR
I CHRISTMAS FLOWERS VV'TH EASt
( END PHARMACY.
BURNED PAPER MONEY.
! Source of Great Profit to the Govern
meat and Bjfihft.
M the redemption window* 1 f the
\ treast$»y ami «f the snVitrta^tfi :m <.f
. Ml" ceimti\ any sllvuy eyin that tin*
I not I ren n nttinted wltfViitfy ,vd wf»i Ii
-tir i- re. "Ctiiralde m«, fiom the mints
Of the T'liited Stale- u ill I udeerngd
•if fare V. litv, this 11» strife of 1 fie
fuel that H *-i 1 v«• r in t(ie tviru iejp
tn«\ not lie ".Mill tillf I|> fare Value. 1
\- to gold <Min. the l >d o:hti.(4it 4in'pi <
"lily a -mull portion of the Ions from
f abrr.aloii. lint, nceonllrtg to ivi’l|;hir
these worn gold s a!"ays rtfe re
1 deenulde.
In 1 Ik* cnsu of (!m* fuJprr <uri**nc#v
fwo fifths Of a note mu ( I, • pre'enfr d
If It lie redeemed *,,• .1 ije \v lioti*
, Issued, iiml, in, II’.r ;et what the evi- i
donee may lie ’is to tot destruction
• of lids p;ipel »ill rein > the _,<• nrnunl
regards It as the h-Idcf- Imlivldwi! j
* loss xvilli which t* I no f*ir»f.or eon- 1
coined. Tiro may melt $ 1.000 xvortti
of silver coins and it Is worth It.-4 metal
value. If may melt «l.fX0 in gold
• ulns and tho mint will pay $1,000 in
new twenty dollar gold pieces fop thy <
man* I'.ut the nalics of $1,000 In pa
per currency Is without value
In the thousand' «*f tires oxer the
country every year involving *f*j< «•
buildings, fjirfo'-fe lm (no I i iiaes
i nod family residci cm an untold total
ef legal fonder note <’i‘ ff'f t’ • -d»
destroyed f'rorr | lore 1 f such j t 1
lo> t |s loss 10 thi li ly , Hi. 1 t <
the }foiorr*nxoijt ,,r 0 >1 <r,j* tiuiird »>m't£ 1
It is a prnrnl-.<nrv n«»le b .adc.-eoy
to the holder. If In even mote for in
ninny an individual unm might
redeem bin debt obligat' m> if be ’v<*ia«
assured by the holder of if rhr*'the
piece of paper to which In* had signed
Ids name bad been destroyed bv a< n
dent and by no chance could mm 11 ft
again against biru.—Chicago Tribune.
Pope as n Witness.
I’ope. like epirrick. mad ■ but ; a
figure In the witness bon ff» was
< lt«*»l to tipp ’nr in tlcfe.isr of Klstiop
Alferbury when that j.rel lie w as f y!<•«!
for high treason In the house of f/ird
In IT’.'i', "I never could speak fit pub
Me," lie fold Spem* n flee ward, ‘and l
don’t believe that if it *a. a »*d tiling
i could give a.i nccotin! of any Ktory
to twelve friend* togdller, fh<n!gh I
could t'di it t" any three of them with
1 great deal of pleasure. When I u.c
to appear foi the bishop of Ho'-lieot' :
In his trial, thou *h i fntd huf ten
xvord* to «ay nud that on a plum point
(how t he hi shop spent liia litre when
I \x a i vxj.h Inin at llroTofeyc >-mad**
txvo or three blunder* in it gnd thg*
trot withstanding (he lirsl rowf of lofds i
(Which was all 1 could fee) were raosf
ly of my acquaint line#." - London 1
standard
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RICHEST COUNTRY IN
MINERALS IN WORLD
( apt. 1>. U. Halit w in Tell* of |tlnclleld\
(•rowill From Hlacicrass Farm lo
Hu*} (it},
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v.Tliia day, t .e Z2nd of (December,
twenty-one yearn ago I land'd In the'
clly of Him Arid. Mercer oountv. W.
Va.. and have dwelt ocniltiauly In ft
sine* i whs born In thlSTgrcut Ap-j
pakv'hiun chain of mountains nearly
svventy-elght y* ura ago. have been an
active business man for 0\er s|\|\
y< ars. t.nd have traveled over almost
tin entire section in which Its rich.1
numerous and gig untie nun* s are lo
cated. and while | do not propose, to
ay that all of then* treasures can *
he found within the eor|>oh«tc limits
i t HIUetiehl, v. l I do say that it Is as
wondrous in its rapid growth in twi i
ty-three uvs from a bluegrnss farm
to ., Imsy city of from AfUii'U thouu l
and to twenty thousand inhabitants.
V.. are now erecting a United States
court house and pOstofllee;. the Mat.:-,
ti> Id Hotel, seven stories high, and a
public school building which will .al
together cost four hundred and Ally
thousand dollars; we have twelve
w aolesnlc houses, seven!v-siirht re
tail stores; live hotels; we also !u»\>
«•!< v< n churches, two national banks,
two trust companies, two baukini ■
< •lupmies, eleetrlc light-, -that cars,}
■ h’phone systetu. and tin np-to-dat
water works which can tlijuw, whiv j
necessary, Into our city o\» i tom ,
million gallons of spring wafer
per day from t.u* mountains just soot I I
u us Wo have three sUmm laun* ,
h and two <’lili!' e I . adrl -a; i%...
large min supply rompafttes; ov« |
fifty uille* of railroad track, w itl |
large round-house, railroad shops m,.
terminal division ottices, and a i irg'
nuitther of coal company ofljccs
To give • *» Idea of our .bud. •
growth in .h* '< .r lss« w, . Id '
eighty-eight dollars and n;n*tv 1
- T** bO) in postage stain,>.«. In tin
last lineal year the sale of gtsmpa u
i.iiietieid po-t. dice ending jpn :ti«tu
ibob. amount* d to thlrty-l’mfr ttu/.is '
md two huudred <$:U.20o.0(Vi dollar* I
Seven yearn :ip<» the real and personal I
proper! \ in M'mdleld was *.sn*'ss*d at
«*n<' million tight hundred and scv n- |
tv thousand dolalis. Tli h j»-ai it was
«-n million two hundred ; nd eighty-I
two thousand dollars.
in {>• >iiit oi educational advantage* !
few If any cities in the stata of Word
Virginia cun off* r to tlielr citiz .1 \ ■
■ iieh facilities for tiie education ot tin I
rising generation. We have on • h'.ta
i ifiiI brick school house which, t>.
k tlier with tile grounds atul unrAfihei- J
nulla nee*ssar.v, tost one bandied and
' 11 * > thousand dollars; on< Luel. :
building coating HI vcllteell t boili .out I
dollnis and one stone and two addi- ,
lion primary school buddnr/i costing
• aeli six thousand dollars, all t>e. |
above buildings being for whites. \V«
• iso lia.e the tun !. colored institute, i
a state inalitntion. with tw’y dorinl* I
lories and grounds, coating forty '
thousand dollars; one stone i.ud on* 1
large frame primary building for'
tli** colored p^rt {,X the citizens. These \
educational anvantagea are among the 1
most attractive feat ores of r.lueflc|d,
Kdneat ion Is the t»o<>r man's friend and
tli** working man's opportunity, Kd il
eal e your child, then those who rise
r-> higher sphere., in life, by industry,
economy and strict attention to btiHi-j
Hess, will be able l»> 1:11 I licit posi
tions with honor ami ability Kdiuoit*
your child, then should misfortune bn
taii it financially it lias one of the nob- I
I ♦■Sit gift1-' of God, the cultivation of:
the mind, bit to sVirt again in life, j
liefore • ui< ring upon a detailed ad- !
count of the buried triasim , abovei
referred to, I propose first to desru iiie j
lie* geographical position ?• i whh b
tie .-' r* sources at* locnfi d
hlie count!*:'. in wlilcii tli* tirnler
n kiiciI mentioned minerals an t < oai
fb Ids are located. a «• what w. kjjyyjl
in ante-bclluni days as southwest Vn -
ginia, and a poition <>f .his country
• ti iw 'V#•.-■» Vlrn uia.
Th i ml begin i:i I/-*- county. and
si m <«•!••» i in wardiy through Wo * ,
Pick naon. Itu si II. Tazewel1 and
M*i*er conir if c. all Iving <ic»uth of in**
Plinth Vail* y branch of the Norfolk
r.d WcKi« ro ri-Hwny. which road runs
from Norton Virginia, and connect-, i
with tin main line of lh* Norfolk nod
VV**Htcin at Him ;i* ld. Went Virginia.
Th* main line of the Norfolk .'til
W< stern road runx through die west
'■in * ml f t‘i<> Mercer cnun y
coal fl*d !, anl throng.) the «u
*ir*• * ountleH nt McDowell, Mingo and
Wayii**. The Him ton*- branch of the
>rfo|l: :*nd W< i t< 'tii,-. to th* »a:;i
t i limit of t M- r' < r * > n* . c i I
field. wl* r<- It * onn« < * w; ;, th** V.i i
ginian railroad. which pns-s throng
tie- Merer I. Wyoming. Log: ri. llah-.gli ^
ltd l-Yy* ft** coal i i l(|u, ;ul he ■* ;■ ■
rent ir* oj ala ,t J note* or tit* |
», i i v tli> .0, I, iih Vir/'r
ii i Vh *•* »d. I,'., i.,il, . on tl-ej
• It* i.i «» :' * 'oik .. o i n 1
Hnih'HV tron ISliK-li* Id t > I. oox,
In ad*i,t ion to t he cont ,u t > ■ •• i
*•*,.,Mien, which *■ ll:l*i«.c* , iif i
lit * «i * oklt." f i* 1 in M I nil* i
Btateg, we !,;.*• wpl< ndld dom* nlic
ait 1 steam cots! In the mid-Ii • "hi
*•1 MJUthwcHf Virginia We lav ft
f.t i * tch of Virginia anthra* ,o < ,.
beginning in .m.ythe < cunt • i.d n,n
ning through Wythe, I'ulaaki, Mor,'
;ii* i>, Uoanoke arid flotetnutt * onti
tie .
In tie . oufhern tier of ),.-*<• eoun
ties we have lead * o! Iron Or* , . ml
,tg from W'a hington county i<* itol*
tour* county. In Waabingfon county
tie great gypsum miner an toumi
n**ar tin * t »<m limit of raid •
and extending from eight to t«n mile#
through Si,i the cniin'i A* |
along th< Iin«- of this atr* t*h of gvp
tnitu it h«*a been developed ahm>* dx
hundred feet deep
At Haltvllle, Virginia, in Hn. y* he1
county, the greet Booth v* urn lalt
Work.-, are l«* al*d. This It ,< ,u
'I’ ll y;-i tliix bed of gyp: jrn i' that
P**int. and i.x suppos'd »** * <• m* x
«tn 'lh|e At thia point on- *,i lie
' ork n the- v. ortd"*s
t at*-I. vi , | * rail wan rnanufa* 1* > «d
on an < xt'-n ' < ' ale ita by*pro<ftK t ,
consisting ot bicarbonate of a<.b,
hi* k Ii rig powder* and other by-pro
ducts of ill, by a company with v
• r*l niillion* of dollars in «*ted The
typsum is now handled for two pur
poses It is well known fertilizer,
ttt'l is ground into a sttbat tnoe ns
line ns Hour. This substance Is also
converted Ijr bent Into n hydraulic
‘ment. which is manufactured by ell
mlnntinr. from It the ..ntl-hyixiulU
leaturca by It is then mixed
wttb good flltrc, ttnd makes on.) of the
most desirable preparations evet
known for pl.vtcriiiK houses, and Is I
ies’!> ms haul , lid si long on the \\;illf
iis wood.
In t’:. c unt\ of Craig, wiilei is one
'f the midland counties of southwest I
\ Irg'r.'a. tliey are Uow iteVelo) ittg one
nl (In greatest b ads ot i >n ore to l»c
. 'in ! in the sie.nh. It is estimated to |
*>•' from thitt\ to forty miles long, lu!
fiat is km m as the l»ott . creek vai
!*•>' ln the » snIy of W*the v, ba\« i
m;c ]. d niimx, w Weh were ot . msl by |
ord. i of ('■•urge Washington an.* j
which have been In constant operation I
vrr since that tfnn* They al:o hav. !
large deposits of trine us veil, which |
1 \t< lid in large quantities b< von ’ i
these mines in Wythe and miast, ,
c umtles. Tl.< re nr. also In th<* cm t> I
y of Wyt do) .-Its of th M v si i j
'•*«> end cornu imi.
( on.ing to tb* count l.'H of 1111^ -
•nd Ta«.ewi 1! ve Ha t lai g. d* | e.its ot j
’’i '• s ard in the county of t’u
r« Il vve h ivc 1 i ip- dopn if.; of
• ue "I . , . Cl III i' l » l . uo
nd 'in large ! net oil mlm of u
• i.n in tie t ait ! . i it'-s. with a vein
f gold running ttv >i eji said coan
> "to Moati;.’!: i v county. Ilerch
eg ’lot. *ourt eouiity v fin I he;.,it
1 !*!:•« 1 luWr l>- an.! black etiyx; ...
'*< « >nt> of M. rcer we hav • mi.u
i l.ijht . in \ iiiel marvelous .1. poults
■ f carbonate of Iron. r< I and v.uic
at. I 11 .•hie,
W<- also lav. extending t.irov.
rro . Its Miuthwi
> rn limb into Hoamd • i ounty bad-.
f s( itmevtoiie and . of si |<
high gt ado. alto dej iti Of ll
• “ * '• i • a. imir.guii. ■ '.do be Is
i *■ .1 kfol, .ii a, terra alba and :s
Iverdos
Now we lime almost every kind of
vatcr. bu«'li i>h ’!iu* .lone, freestone,
ed \. Mo. Mi i gray, preen, null huI
hur, chalybeate. alum and uKdldnui
wairra.
These count le. are situated In Mie
re; l \pp dachlitn range of mount;!.).
Il*i tn rv unsiirpaamd, free of
•P >f|Ilft.o< »; and miasmatic disc <'St
ind Im one of the (in« <1 grump Hen
Ions in tin I ’lilt e I Staten, which nn
ertioii e;ii. I< mj 'h good hy a '1 it
'* these count lea to see grazing the
horouphhr-si tattle, Porto :i and
->l|ei-|*. Tine e lands ui< sd.t| ifil not
•nly to tin- highest order of grn/lng,
ut to pm (lin ing whrnl, coin, out i
nd jilme- t every kind of vegetal ie
nd their fruit embraces i wrylldng
r nvn except a few ol the tropical
iriiita.
At t'•« I* cit' on' :a cok“ works car
bonate of iiinmonla lias been manit
twiure expensively from tin* smoke
of I lie OVt IIH.
At a point known ua Warfield is one
tile the g pa test gas wells In the I'nft
ert rttat»a. At hi. point Oovprnor
John M. Floyd, of V irginia, and In i
brothers bored for salt nearly \fy
ve.trs ago They : truck ins tn .'e el of
salt, and it waa so eoploua and t* r
liltc tied it blew the in.ietilie i v out «f
tin wll, and could be heard roaring
for miles around thnt )>«• in I. A few
months after sonic one a< t thin well
nine, and it buin-d jnc ..sail ly ' t
iIkuji |i tv yiur W'lhbi the hint few
>c. rs it ha be< n gotten under con
trol by a company, and it pumped to
Ashland, Kentucky, also with :• pipe
Ur.* unning from Cut left.sbttii "is
Lucky, to Huntington. Went Virgin!
There is no fiucstion In my mind. t»ut
v. I t (din r gas and oil wells will bo
loillld I M’oiigbost tills HIM I loll
• 'I In laud - contaIning many of t!i< <■
11>in r !: < ait I •• pun a * d -it re. u» -
*• I»1 ( pi i- i . 'J’bt i i great open0)1* -
for liiick works, gla a factories., • • • ( 1
< onvi rt« i nd ot • tino’i s'-ir- |(
itl ' !11 ' ie'l
Ac com i i/loLI. I (!' lie to ; »y . 1
fducfP-ld Is the giilev, to c '
vhi (<al and coke op '.ifloro* ill ft.**
world. < mi on* It it (i I .i I .
> - ir,c . ,i, e open* d <-ii t *• s >
ml \V* till ' 'iu Among, 11>< n
the t'nited Slates S*< I ('ooii ’-ny tuts
I /if! fifty-five thousand acre* and tl •
great Ikrwind Whit* Company t
> IP.e thoie i 1 ;•(■!' i i le i, -. ■,,
the Norfolk mul Western R Ulway
t'omiuny. I venture to nay that then
is not a city ot tUteen to tweat>
toons. n«! inhabitants within un«
thousand miles of Rlueth ld. that cun
show, within us abort distance from
it. the vast wealth (routing llluctleld.
We have many parties In the coni field
near us worth from $.*».uou.OOO to $7,
000,000. We have men in llluefleld
who drove wagons in the street eigh
teen ♦.* twentv years ago. who are now
worth over $100,000 Wo have the
finest educational advantages of any
■ It.v n.*ar our str.e In the state, uud
can show on our streets tunny of tin
iargotii and handsomest store houses
n Wert Virginia, all tilled with up
io-d-iiu ..tucks, In every department ol
trade.
We also hs\e an up-to-date now
tire slat tit system, with splendid new
wagons tine hotses for same, aim
. heinii al ppurntitn. We have ginno
llihlc pavements, vitrified br.ck s.ii*»»ts,
c'ty sewerage with septic tanks in th
east and west ends of the city. Our
opera house is one of the finest In tills
-... e. w ti.i its Mika < oih n oma attached.
*. > have also two \.n.u< \me an.) mo\
nr ph tut*' theatre! We hm I'nl d
1 « Mtt.'oils, l\ >>jil Aieh ... ms
Cnighta Templar Mnnotis, Knights o
Rvtliiu.'-, Odd r How s, K< -I Men. Wood
ei.'ti, Magics uod every known rallroa.
f-*tern t> comfortably situated t
halls In oui eily. We have the It.
telephone, home and long distune, i
system. Western I’nlon I' legr. phi
ollli "ts and *l ii hern I*;xpress i om
i any Among other Intort mi- n
titles lii Rluetteld, we l.a\ < an , ♦<>
i > dre.%. ry, U >• nil . old t. . u;;<
i I .at and llotirlng mill. We li.i\< two.
!ai,;e iiiiliher companies wild plaU
mills and oilier much . ;at
< ... 11 are d\ ' o i i in
i • tt v t iiik, In* norm Mil' u mi >
Him ,1 . ' V of | n> i".' \ > . il n
i W i •' ••• • nil'1 (. i
dit" In i>v • i y . i si’iTH <• )>: l ,f
tip, * »•!• iraiu.i ,>. < mi, »•» .« ,
t \vi .tin i vi ni> ;n twi'nty-flvc i
: .i.ti.ti in min! m ml > r i • any
llmt lint on. Item pi I ft uioi ■* t t If . t.i
Pi overdrawn, and frvther I w III i nv
Ui.’t paiues d'Milr'nr; In lo 1. info win
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city.
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f'wi nly-otio yi-nru in lilmdlold
POTTED FERNS AT THE EA6T
F.NI) PHARMACY.
it-Hiil'iutH and (’lllzeii* of llluo
Mol l Wt hnvo friends "back homo"
In other ooi.MnunitloH, may ronfor .»
.nvor to both thorn and u by kIv
lug uu l-htdr addroan no wo can mall
thom oil) circular . flood Htono
arapliorH n’ld Hookkeopern are al
way* In donian 1. fltudwiit!'. miiy on
tor any time. Pay nnd Night !h»m
lionn nil ih« year Hlueflold Normal
Did HuBinoH* College.
Have you ararnged for your Chdist
mns Tree? I can furnish promptly
any elze, either for church or family
oee. Pi'fccs reasonable. Phone or
| writ* J. L. HUTCHINSON, Jr. Rich
Creek, Ve,
EYE GLASSES AND
SPECTACLES
Accurately oiado and n ted.
Occullat'a prescription* tilled
Npecial Ihii'm duplicated.
Quick ltcpairltit;.
Moderate Prices*
S6f Us and See Bette.
WNRY ROlifilN,
OPTICIAN
Jrweterahi* Prw tr< hrr
221 fiinceicn Avenue.
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< mi !mpr** slon. The ciothoa ami *3
i »•••!-j»ml tippemmin* make an ).
i I'liprcHKion, L|
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•»f Impri'gHon which all thnee jjj
’'inrfH «t their he'll, produce fl
ll !a ;ih 1 latlriK a-* <«n he mn.le
and hh elewtfhl ak hualiuoiM M
• 'Kht to he,
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t. A. IV V*»A lili, Man««rer.
W?m Prlnrrton Aye.
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Place your Order for a New
! Y ears Supply of Stationery
with the
POLAND FEINTING CO.
23 i Princeton Avenue
Phone No. 1 66
Iks dairy a confectighei..'
\ IN NEW QUARTERS
j %]\ Our High Grade Home-Made Candy is I
Strictly Pure. <j Leave your Christmas Order j
Now. C$ Is yc .ii Milk being fl)eliv<red Prompt
ly.J 1 ry Our Service. 3
I A Complete Line of raity Supplies, Confectionaries and F uits y
Our Fountain Serves the best Drinks in Town. \
Ice Cream Delivered Promptly, in any Quantity, to $
all p*r?s of the City. Come in and see iis.
Akeis Dairy Confectionery Co. \
PHONE lib b9 and 71 DLUEFIEED AVEV.UK
BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA ]
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