Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, December 28, 1909, Image 3

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money to burn
IF YOU HAVE MONEY TO BURN k«,> i. i„ the houw
! where it may be burned, lost or stolen. but if you want to kecpn
safely where it will always be r<ad> tor you when needed dej cvsit
i L with us* A bank account w l x t \ • bcttci ; ■ * rx ^ ~
, in the comnn nfty at t prestige tl
(j *yed before. If your name not < i nr bo ks. v,
id to see it there before t) e « . t i 190°
I
^ Flat Top National Bank
WI’EFIL’ J. . \ X.
RA$ourc» Nia»!vOn V 'linn Do!'.,r
Officer* !.. *. , . . jA
H • I lumas. •. . i reside.i ; i t
IHU ECTOUS
J. I>. Honaker T. E. I’ecry t lb I .> «k
>V. II. 'Thomas. C-O Wright. 1*. J. Kelly.
E- L. Hailey, \V. I). 'Thornh.il. I • S. IV
I.. E- 'Tierney. R M. C’.arri-t lb 1 ’c- . t
Strongest Organized bank in 11 iSet tion Tlie I’roj^ri
ivc National llatd. of Illuefiehl.
:: l*
By the Virginia-Pocahontas Coal Com
pany at Coalwood and Garetta Mines, Mc
Dowell County, West Va. Have ‘5 mines
which are a-unning full time and j' can give
you steady work. Have plenty of houses
for men with families:
Coalwood is the cleanest and most healthful •
mining town in the Pocahontas held. Schools
for both white and colored. Men. earn $ 3.00
to $5.00 daily. Large commissaries, goods
sold at reasonable prices. It will pay you to in
vestigate above by calling on us at Coalwood 4 "*
and Garetta mines, or write to
VIRGINIA POCAHONTAS COAL CO.,
Jc »n Stewart, Sup*t.,‘
Coalwood, West Va,
- - - -__ _ .
W. M. BEURY, Pres. MORRIS WATTS, Vice-Pies. . H. LAND. Sco
Citzens Underwriters Agency
GENERAL INSURANCE \
flB3ZXfiS09SXr9SH>j^ffr
T»,
FII?E, LIFE LIABILITY, NTF.AM IKMM.It, IM. \ * I
GLASS, HDATLII, ACCHiFXT. IJOVPS, < Itl.IMT
WE RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT A PORTION OF YOUR BUSINESS.
LOTS FOR SALFJ
John M. Wirgman.
Apply
wm. McCarthy, PH!L«reLPHiA;
BLUEFIELD. W VA. i
Why use dirty !
spioky coal?
0>»LL l»P
Standard Fuel &SupplyCo •
’PHONE NO. 20 «
and get a ton of good
clean Coal and a load *
of nice Kindling Wood *
♦% «£► **+ ♦‘V ♦%
**&•*•**&
J ftlflV TOl’R ^ROPK.RTY WITH UA. •
£ C. O’LEAPY & SON,
l4
Si Real Estate ana Rental Agents.
t Buefield, W. Va.
f Gen. /\£®Bts for Eureka and Hale Land Co
A i*. »*. .. A 4 ... a .
WANT ANYTHING? i
—. j
u; \ i > k
Want A<Ih
IlltINC. RKSI I/rs |
mmtmammmmt«m
tETNFORCBD
CONCRBTB WORK
<0<«VAlka, FJoora, . Walla, CrWtrt
Fir. %ll Work
W E. MoARTOR.
11 ffluManM ,Uo, IllarUrld, v«
PfH'NR 120
AD. WOLGAST, THE WtftCONR
OTHER SCALP TO THE STHlNu '**
GENTLY BY DEFEATING FRANK j
LOS ANGELES.
_ *Vt .
LENA RIVERS AT 1
OPERA hOliSL
• • -ill
-- Jm.
, th; j . Jr;
A large and well pleased i\nni~.
mice witnessed t li«» first pegf* ►rm aiie.'
tins esa.-on of Hi Hutton ft.lijov^
Stock I’oinpam at fin* lilks’ On*-, i
i w
House last night 'This e<nit-pioty *
.-is one of tin* best i,
companies tJha: lias played in this*
eit\ in a long time. Tin- ..,»«•* i]t;
are all llrst class and are worth the,
price of mltnissinn asked for 11.. ■ j
• ntire performance, not o$iufHng
the plemlhl play w.ilc hvV:0^pv<»ilU'4 |
cd in the mantuu- which would do;
cridit to m muoji higher priced
tfaction. Tonight the $-oin/' MW’’.
present the four act comedy drama
‘Lena Rivers This if. a d'l-.Ynfatl —
zation of Mary .1 Hohi;**c <L .ilat
I novel am! has met with the amp
of approval of the theatre,, goirijr
public and while it is not it's.yrfw vlty) •
it is one of those Inter*- tinr* »1 rois*- '
Hint will never loose its p*»pilarit> i
and once having s* • n it, it |»-sv
such a lastln* impn* ssigri At , t
that h*> is anxious to . e- in. .»■ Ai i. 1
There will he an emir chain:*- ef |
spi-cia 11|e*. tonight wi i 1111^: rgieit *
songs and moving pidthre JT'*1 (
10, 20 and 30c. • • • *
[ PLE
The follow hi jiY m. * * YfAi ih. (|<
tfoil of add' d unite- < of i u;
m> d uti 1 k in ordinary milk is more
curate tiian the sitftf »wrv or a
’aetodrnsin. wit]ioTTt"”lJrrr' f'rwurm- j
rliec)- Tin whe’j
’»• in dr in five ndmitoK. l>
The result d not show whefh I
'.te adul ration r^mfj | ^ |i,. j
‘’(iditioll Of U.iti'i* Or rfl ih1' ■: V•fi.r
'ion of rt am. ;.tit as a . rti!| tlvk rf
Iiia’t* rs 111 (!»• to fii*' eoii^tnii'
’•te want to know |„ '4 U i )•»> **" l,t f
hr ifiit uhaf fir paid ijir. -
Th» sti-pecfeil milk i irn d wifli '
a spotin In order to dPHonVirfr" TnT7i”s'
the whole li'pvhl *h • ,T wMd ' •
TV'|V have .. to • I .Jfx (Ja J J
I’li" voliinn of milk 1^ jiujo-^l into
'ft’ vo itii.s ..f .-a'ff ‘rtrf'** M**'
jjini'e to two and a in pin'
A candle is lighted f
^ u 'id’'. a ordii;;^i't
\ Jj'inklnn Ha ■. i (} i.
bottom and I dd . it irnin diatjdj
alxivu h e <i.dl< .* if
about onr foot from if -o a: to he
aide t<* e, *h flame 2 T)ir <aif-*
thromra t !• ‘ u ,, o' fi*. in llil
then pours t-fov \ Un dilut’d milk I
Into the Ha-o l . j i/f »u >|J
'r’ie flame ir Cgme. loaa ii^jj j
bright a- Mi<* (■ v»<| of the liquid pit ■
Info the Th flan**, f 'f .*‘*14
reduced o a dii!I w hite j&tJ \* ft*.,
tie more liquid slowly added ho a <
;o 1 "id ."III! I!.' HU v^rw*. 4Ufi, th ,
dame ':»er*f,i„, ibolllM; |py| |hj<
Ml t' 1 ,emaju i<f hr done ^ f,,
:: ■ '»(»!• MdJ 4%
• lie irla* , Id' being motti. coiivaiir
i«"th ii m aiiied ijv ly.ppntuc ii>u»
If a strip of pasteboard and th* n
Uio.iKurif the wet j ►» r» If ion hi
• m a if i1 * ‘ o\ "i I m a 'if fh ' in f/
With good qualify of ffliJk (lihlted
•ml • ' d a . Hod M (b |PH .1
he about sr veil-right of ap inch V
fore the flan e |o to vT-w. \ mix- I
ture of onr volume of milk an f .ialf 1
a VOllliro o’ Wat non Id thAW •
depth of one itid ono-litdf Inches- V
dej’h of turn inchi i Int1i'':)lm nfthnr
I of one rolnim o '
U>f water. Hnfentipr Vo> t/'.m/ *
COOK WANTf D— At I;5 i PrinCCtop
i Avefvuo. Appiv at mice.
I • m r
N FIGHTER WHO ADDED AN- |
T THE PUGALIbTIC DEI.I Hi.. |
3ICATO IN A HARD FIGHT AT |
CHIEF NEWKIRK7
ASSAULTED BY '
PATROLMAN
(Continued from Page OnC.V
Hum naked him for the k>\\ a tv*.11)*>
jfllt-o aud l no Chief ropli, d they
jycre in his trousers imoket and ujr |
McDonald to go in his lN)< W\,(fi apd j
them. McDonald refused, to go1
>n his pockets and naked tjie Chief
where his gun w.u Newkirk .said |
i! was on the eh.iir near the bed 1
MeDoimld th«*n said he had waited
to glvP him a good licking for some
time, and now mot Newkirk did not !
have his gun on him. it was h Rtioil I
chance. II.. hit Newkirk a |iok Ip, I
:he Jaw that almost dislocated That I
inemher. McDonald then jumped on j
top of Newkirk while he was in the
bed and |dnlon« d him .-»> he could
mu make any resistance. Hlow af
t-T blow was rallied on the Chief’s
body by McDonald, who seeing that
N -Ii k‘. body war limp left |h,: of
fice od tar I* <| down street.
•Vl' ■■ lie W.I., cone Newkirk got
"'i' or le d. ) oeured Ids feVolvi i,
,;| ‘‘I »o window and was about to
Mre at. .MeDm ill when a thought,
struck him, he uvs, that to shoot a
m.'Mi In the hi k, would he Vis COW
ardly a trick a assaulting a drTCn
man lying In bed. Demeaned
'lavor Stow< r. o. r flie :elapoonr
nd I In* Mayor came to the office at
once Me Don. id returned to the of"
He ■ while t|,< V, vor was ihoi'c and
is claimed h>‘ was disputed /to
remw hosliJJtie The Cider wiih
bis gun In hap.' pleaded with hoc
I'.'ir .lnil.fr Chambers, end
e r Calloway who \yer - in the office
• keep MeDcmnhf away from him,
i he did mu wan! to kill him, widen
e claimed In* would have done had
McDonald made an attempt to strikn
bim f>‘-nln. Newkirk had pulled his
'in and was about to strike Newkirk
o\er the head with if when the blow
was intercepted (ho-- s» mdlne
ne«r, it is tuatod.
It Is alleg- d Hint McDonald had-j
be, n drinking. Win n in tldn com!I j
Hon he Js said lo be y<r\ unruly.!
Mayor aw'-rs o pemP d M* Dm ild
and it is thought hi era* will corn '
up before th. Itoai ? of Affairs t e'
next meeting night
KINZER ASSIGNMENT.
I have received $r»,000 in m w gpnUt
in rrf'hrrn .s for unsalable jrjod .
J'h"Se goods go at 'he regular rdur.-i)
trices.
t4e**«tHls for this wf-f-k Jl-k >bd
•old Case* and 1 J W.dtiinrn or I.
dn movements. Regular pile, 9 ; no I
S’nw $2f,.00.
Twenty-five war c?i>e 7-J moved'a'-r
i 1 Q.'iO.
Twenty year case. Waltham or El
(In movement, JO.aO.
00 Standard Watches, o '
# twenty*three Jewels n: f at to *1C ‘
'nrmerly wre $::v to $1k,
Everylhim: specially reduce d. He^ i
ng is knowing! Tome and » *’
J. r,. ritor kf t’th ♦
Toed Scarce.
"This circular describing the M ;int-k
ngvtie says you can sit nt the di rer
able and see the beautiful rnd'ifoim I
enks," said the »n.»n who 'ontoi pld* *
d going.
"That is true," replied the <>ne who 1
md been, "find flint’s Jn«?t n hot it ail
,-oti can K» e "—Yongers Htat< <inan
Hr Wouldn't Ole. /
'f r- tv.i hblow—Why does yot^ ft <i+
>and carry «u ii a tremendous amount
f life Insur nice when he's In hucIi per
e t hcsltti? Mrs Fllekcr—oti, just to,
atitn izo ir.e. Men arc.naturally cruel.
t V ns nml |)*nioorau.
• 11 1 1 « >’M ,i.i p rty. founded
I f imu is Jell arson. had its -most
reruns life during the twoutjt four
while .lelTersou, M*dlsoi| uuil
i'K' we- * in the White House. Pur*
lu • these years ii completely ntmlhl
Htert its opponent, tlie old I edorakst
party, which was the predecessor of ,
tin* present ItepuldiCHU party. , Joint :
■,‘ulncy \ lams, tie*'sixth president of !
i e l " ! Stall's wl'o had a leftnlng 1
te 1 ederai.sin, was eleeted l>y the
t-e se ot i optesentatlx es (none* of the
m util dates having a majority i>f the
t*« etnrt.l vote* as a na .ouat I'.epnhli
x..it. e l wlieti .lael.soii e.une in fi'ttr
x i.i i later it xxhk its a pet*, ncratie
l.. .t’dlean. It wns during lea, time
t' t ,!(• o the mi a vi xvai
* ■ d. .in I tin* p nay of .lefltci’aou j
the name >f the Penn *r-at ie y ;rtx*
If ' as not until iv*l that tlie itf> ant
tl‘p .id1 an party assumed th<\!tiauu*
xx !.I a i! • party of Jorrerxon im<|vlnek*
**"■> 1 d «* *pped a ipiarter of 2 eei»
l*U\) hel'ore St. I ,ou I* kepuldlr^i.
To t'oiicltlutc the Cwitc, .
Ju t ;l up; i. it > <*u liam.ru-,to he
1 • •• e v «• it t iwl
ln spirits if the nlglil bent ttp#i evil
In • ,i, tlie while c.>itt*l 1 i:tt!iiKy) them
hj\Hd they penetrate tie* dcvMtptiou.
i n il little au<l lag shop t *>J|-as a
ini nature tircpliuc built Into llh side
'f the eutiauii* bruyera prlnn-l mi
t:c<* pa,» r form the I eel wit hbwhlcli
[’*' * ofu . up ineeii - i . tla* "t y"mnn,”
who i * supposed to luitke the ti idtifnal
i ls...-. Itcholdlng tin* -im*ke, lie Js sup
P eil to assume that no one Ihui with
■ it, lUul therefore pa es by. Ii.it should
! do'batch on ami stop to investigate he
I Ibul - that the prayer papers on the nl
I U>1‘ heal* iiiseriptions atti i burii.^to him
! -u* li virtues nnd magnanimity Utat his
I wrath is appeased ami lie tiinni l’».*;:i
I ills evil Intent.- IMvvin Wildijpm in
I v laiulutiquau.
D*m>—(lm Illmefnl.
ivv big a Uo .» »lo I in • 1V asked
tile • .stumer of the old fnslii, nod dru;r
ri«t
■'Mli. I press a heaping dlu.eflil will
he aii.iul right.” w.i:; the reply.
“A dlmetul'.*-’ echoed l!ii» I'listomeu
“Von un an a dime's worth, don’t you?”
I don't,’* said the dm . ”.Y
dime's worth would ho two ounces,
*nd you'd never survive such a ipinn
tity a- tliut. I mean for you to take a
dime atul pd<* on it as iam b of till*
povv dor a*1 will slick. Then ym have
• he proper done. .Measuring iued|eiuc
on a dime la a method a old as bailed
‘’fates currency and almost ns reliable.
Tin r * are cerluin povvde < that nin lie
measured more to • uralely tint “way
than any other, and tnuniig us. old
lluier* who have I.. listen t i irmAtlng
emergencies *;t dim. iul’ is a coupiiou
- direction.”
Different ilMiiiliut*.
\ Bonn* words in our Ian-urp'o Imvo
I N9v«*nil linvin,nr-■■, (so li dillil I ■ >th
I the ojliei > , <) that il i> i in I ;il A.i.r I'i'v;. '
t ilde l<> know at lii l just what thought
tin* speaker Wishes to etj iv H. There?
Is the word ‘iniui.inHarian,” for In*
t*t•*it '*• I. vmi will torn t » y )tjr Well
tier vhi will lit. I that It meant. liivf,
; ntie who denle . 1 li«> divinity of I'hrld
mid h'dieve- lil vi to have Iier-u 1 *
Inni ; eeond. one who 1 j ml I kj
, 1 dot; < I > li on.in re!a' ions !
1 ad : H’ ■ tion i i the (".eln •; ai ni' tap ,
’S' t *1 ' < • -r • 11 " set * 111' r 1 o n« \ *' > i i
.uiji.iiv i'iiiji mi I in pi mi dip-' tint
' t-n df his kind, a |>hiIn ilj roji ; i. j
Tin* *h!rd -en e i the one in which t* e 1
w rd i* ,i )'•, i e i Ire neatly lined, nt.d I
\Vi’hf*t(;r na rk! tlii-. didinil.on it . "re
fifid."
TIi'* of i '(nolle,
<\*m. d i ill i " Ik mi (he l ulled
^ fttal' I>y n (.n ii'lei i I . niilli i 111:tre
miles. I'aii 'd i < nil (Ills OIK' til'l l of I
I Hi'.' urea of the It ' !i empire < 'aiiuda
! t'.' tends over ' d" i <>f I itil • |e >
from Ilona* to lorlh pol" (.'anadi Is
■ ui lai’ke ns thirl.v I n ted Klu;: 1 mis,
eighteen tJerrimny-, thirl.', three ft il.va. I
r’untnla is larger tlmii \n-trnlu in nod
twice Itn i/.e ot licit ish India t'anadf.
I ha«i n liotitid.'iry line < f ll.ndO miles he- 1
i ik.eeu it and tin* I’nlfed States. < inn J
da's Heneon-l eipiaN half the earth's j
Cic Iijiifei'" ' < 'Hindu i- 8,.V>» ndles j
1 wide end J Inn froyi north to eonLh
_ I
Cootl Whiskey StlmulaVes
the circulation of the blood—makes the liver active and the
bowel* regular. For most headaches and simple complaints it
is better than any drugs or mcdioucs. Next time you led
“run down” or ill, try
Sunny Brook
THE PURE FOOD
Whiskey
Tt is bottled in Inind, therefore absolutely pure, natural, straight
whiskey, mellowed by age only ami with a delicious flavor. Llsed
judiciously, its effect is both invigorating and exhilarating. The
“Green Government Stamp” on each l*ott1c is the official proof
that it ha been distilled, aged and bottled under the super
vision of U. S. Government inspectors.
SUNNY UllOOk DISTILLERY CO., Jefferson Co.. Ky.
i SEND YOUR ORDER TO
I C SL fll ""» kii i.k.
1/. u i*Si VV IVKST VIlUilNIA.
Slllf i*E0 IN PI.AIN ROXES. SEND REMITTANCE WITH YOUR ORDett.
toms,- " ,HWt0
POLAND PRINTING CO.
Only Exclusive Job Printers in the
City, make a specialty of rush orders.
Th« Telephone.
Professor Alexander Hralmm Hell Is
reported to Imvo explained In a lecture
how lie came to invent the telephone
uh follows:
“My father Invented a symbol by
which deaf mutes could converse, and
finally 1 Invented an apparatus by
w hich the vibrations of speech could bo
seen, and It turned out to In* a tele
phone. It occurred to me to make a
machine that would enable one to hear
vibrations. I went to an aurlst, and lie
advised me to take the human ear as
my model. He supplied me with a dead
man’s ear, and with tills ear I experl*
mented, and upon applying the appara
tus I found that the dead man s ear
v rote (low n the vibration-.
“1 arrived at the eoneiuslon that If !
could make Iron vlhrale on a dead
man’s ear I could make an Invlriurieiit
more delicate which would cause thqfo
Vibrations to Is* heard and understood.
I thought if I placed a delleatc piece of
•duel over an electric i iiu-.ii- l I < < nl I
tret a vibration, and thus the telephone
w.e completed.
“The telephone arose from my at*
tei pis to teach the deaf to • pi :i I.. It
arofi-j/roiu iby I no-vlcd'-i', n--l <>! elec
Irk It., hut ns a teacher of the deaf.
Had I been an e'ectrh Inu I would not
have attempted It."
f|’I nrt* more ponf-'e who are
aide, competent and willlny to tell
its ln-vv not to da It Ilian you can
him.: a stick al.
%
M ' do not gather li ’ < from thi lies,
hut donkeys «|o.
A itiiitiIi of comfort i-t much more
acre able when il corm-s'lti Hi - .- /.e
of n loaf.
Considerate.
Mu-- jins l« not hai.di.oine, and he
kpow * It Whon Ids l t baby un
born I? a ked. “Ilm-i it look like me:”
Of course they repln d in the a. i inn
five.
“Will,” said he, with a sir,It, “break
it. I • luy wife "• div.” -J,. don Tit
141 Ht.
.* *’ ' .. ■ ^
CLASSIFIED
COLUMN
FOUND— Vol. 17 Encyclopedia Rrl
lanniii at ttlu* ponlofllce, Owner
may have property 1*y calling at
t he money order window and pay
ing for tnls ad.
12 27 Oil If.
LOST:—-Spotted Ini 11 puppy trimmed.
Reward for return to (\ II. Shep
h rd. 23d Rogers Street.
12-27-11.
I WANT'-D:—To rent a ..even or eight
mum mod rn furnished house.
K< tidy nr occupancy about Kelt. 1.
See 1'l.enry and Son.
12-11 ill. wk.
FOR SALE at » bargain. Desiring to
aeci | i a po; lilon < |«,(.where, I offer
for ' my Jol> printing office wltJi
e 1 itdi In* i trade, also house and lot.
A Jili< t.'i f • wla ■ l.rcvt, or call at.
South Minefield \’ w . Office, G14
t-land street.
\\ \N I I li: To buy coal and tim
ber lards on either Norfolk md
Western O, \’i rgl n Ian railway.
Addre < !u tiy> ” Caro Evei ing
Lcador.
j 11-17-oa or.
LOT.T:—A nmall gold lockot, mono
mi. A I! (' Reward If returned
to I .< ader (itfli •*.
fOR Vf NT:- r r.idcnce, six rooms
No 17 R< . i reel Apply C s.
I Hlnd-r.
IN NEW QUARTERS-'-..,*,
- ,, —*-■».—. ■ __
^|| Our High Grade' Home-Made Candy is
Strictly Pure, f] 1 .cave your New Year Order
Now. CjJ Is your Milk being Delivered Prompt
ly? i ry Our S ervice.
A Complete Lino of Dairy Supplies, Confectionarios and Fruits
Our I ountnin Serves the best Drinks in (own.
ice Cream Delivered Promptly, in any Quantity, to
a)! parts of the City. Come in and see us.
Akers Dairy & Confectionery Co*
PHONE 116 t>9 and 71 IJLUI FIELD / VENUE
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Bluefield evening leader. [volume], December 28, 1909, Image 3
About Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911

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Bluefield evening leader. [volume], December 28, 1909, Image 3
About Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911