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BLUEHELD
EVENING LEADER
*' •* ng Blent I
So id ay. ?
f.'Ut**tr ) 11 eerouil Clans xaiuet j
i prli 8th 190o, it he Pont <Jf
£.«• at bluefleid, A V .. trader
* C JUgresb Sa*rcb 3rd 1879.
M tl*< Hi Pi'll» KATK.S
by Carrier, Payable r Advance
Daily one year.14.00
ball nix mouths. 2.00
Dally three months ... 1.00
bally on* month. 40c
By Hail. Cash to uivanre
Daily one yea/ . S3 00
I'sbv -ti* uiontbi .... |].7i»
. s 1 00
Drily one irnr.tv.. *i5c
Ad.itt.'Sas all cotLu ".rl<*utlons ]
and a.i rota■ ».;»t v • ■ tae R :*• J
.tone nt '.: b ;r «* Ci • :<ny,
Telcphv t. - lv it* o’ijrtf |
&rd Fdit. -.aj Ho i . 7.03
i
THURSDAY FED. IT
I___!
A SAD COMMENTARY
A groat ! • k is Icing made about
the naughtiness or "The Girl from
Rector’s” -uul the Mayor of Ilaleigli,
-*• C. 1 .. i'ii g....c so far as to is
«ue an order prohibiting the stag
ing of the play. Now as a matter of
fact the i>lay is 10 naughtier than
lots of ethers, and all this talk about
it savors »f an advertising scheme
You may vecall the incident of the
‘Royal Nonesuch,” which carried
the line ‘Women* Mid Children not
Admitted” This did the work. It’s
an old tricl: anions show people to
wink the off eye, look mysterious
and dargly intimat** that the thing
cuts into the risque to a greater or
less extent. Th-* word is pa sed
along at considerable velocity, an.I ,
the box office r« ups a goodly har
vest.
Its a sad commvi lary, saying the
least. A mrge per emit of the p ay
output at .his tjiill** ha; absoluej,
nothing to /“Commend it save a bru
tal setting of man’s animal desire3.
*
The show foiK probably think the.. ,
nre giving the puHic what it de
mands, and may t>e tney are. in such I
on instancy the stage i; rapidly los
ing its influence t v good. The j,or- '
trayal of tinman lit . loves and pas
sions hold-> he < i | *'s' ii t rest to
man, btr the ijri’til tart, without lit -
1 rarv veil! tg »«; r* pul i\e to the man
or woman *. -til’er*- and refinement
To point a moral or adorn a tale
appears 10 k»nge • tc be a reason,
and the rude ptnraya) of man's
baser <1* *sire* h;u- tmb ushlngly t ik
en its place.
It's a sad, sad commentary.
--i_
WHY ;Hf. ANNOUNCEMENT?
The Wjshimrto Star wap. r* to
know w i .s mtssar)1 for tin
president 'o a’*no n< »hat th* rust ,
must obey he law u . rath**;* pe
culiar. The.*- a ■ ... i:,t hs much
*«**«■ in *.v n .. I *f |;hi• J„ hi t II ,
hsh i ng a • *' a * a*, citlzm -
here must .■ irtw. t; ,r ra
y.om or ra is , 'j**)* r>l *• rsoi
adornment ^ t ,
an OVCTlOT 1 ze is Habit* * »
seizure. In- re a ,|* We are
• Xl.ected .0 , • laws * hen*
being * *id
Hu*, the *e,.r *-,*
^r. F t wan ng to the . 11ht~
as ider.ti il with ha* of Its pretle
censor. rh“ r* ■’ t obev the law
None <*f 'h mii ■ : .civ*, th** law \l
ar«* subject a ,1 .-pd sin h as vio
la*«» it in,!. ♦ p* t • t » te* proceeded
againrt I ' . ti* will i*a\ n<
favorites i* may asked, Wh;
this anoii.iiK*Mi f:, *• |M p not #-ver>*
w h* r»* under totxi and accept* <1 that
the law N F <r . hk<? fv*<s not
Tongr* s If * la that print ,- e1
Are iro* *i)d" ~ \orn •<> Inter; ,
I iT w ithou’ fe.a or
favor ' Man t i ie 'rusts erj * ,
warning. rh»> iave operating
a-* with « .•*' < r. / for fh*' law ft*,
taining .a tie ,* isz'.ers. and advjs -d
oy .' m, tf. . 1 , . p of important**
•hey hav. uit'-a: d to challenge »n
actmcnts in "itF*.; to pit a limit or.
'h*> tnnt," In th way tip*
have made hem5 v«> a < ass a,»ar
and a m< ,i<*ue to t*<- public Thy o -
dlnary !;iv,’. *>jk r is easily reach'd
Withou* ' 'lluo< in iris rteirse fi<
•on hit* 1 11 •' no* < at
. tracked. I'nloss o'esely watched and
'diligently lei own. .t : (cures and
gets aw i> with ih • goods. The law
is for .ill, if buslii“ss methods any
where **.ne in defiance of law they
must be changed u» conform to the
law. rhe <t lnilmsurtlon has no in
’ tent Ton d i 'lining amuck. Hut neith
er does *t »i*t“till tha* tin- trusts shall
run aiiiti-k, Ah legitimate vaflufs
are the coin- it of those in authori
ty. and will he protected at every
IKiInt OtleT valuei have no claim
upon prot c;'on. Why should they
have. (’retted ,u defiance of law.
«*v*>n •.viih the u'd o' men learned in
In- law, tii1* :ti' d yield to the pub
lic Interests. ’
Other Editors
Has if? Has 'f * .Ha- |f (
Tin- ladies of Iti mm id .vb? !i;»v •
iormed a o opi.gi.nda *or women
-lift ug*. conn?-t • "> arjfa tin, m f>.
>ft I la it ccurre to these ladie,
hut the st r ss of tin* movement
/hioh they *»•<• udv,rating might r**
u.t n eltfrau •'lisitii a large percent
•ge ot tii,. t'sa o vs „.n*n ti tin* State?
vo law c<> :'d be d : wc which would
tab ;.-?i on . tandi rd of franchi ?•
• or tie* wh.. an 1 : . th? r for th*
at' ■-> or . try.- distinction of
iie 1‘xistiiii* itTr :•• law. Among
he negroi s t'e p* •* rton of ••ducat
wome is iar,, iv in excess of
'hat of editc d n «. i ? nabh* a niucli
larger p**r. • idnge i i . cin to qualify
und* r •*.•> |*.-. aayiuei.* <f poll-tax n
nifretr.ent. It >oi far fetched
tfKent* nt rl '-h' lild the proposed
:i.e .tin."i.• i .* ca ■ i* d, there would
on h« .is m. iiiv t>, yr«> vvoiii* n v ot
ing in Virginia .I1- whites The re
mit would l * to add another race
robh’in • j thes* already existing. -
Virginian 'Hot.
"PV Case of Morse.
< lias \\ .Morse was accused of
breaking the national banking laws
He was indicted, tried found guilty
.mil sent cured io If* years’ imprison
ment in the penitentiary at Atlanta
Kvir a few months he was out on
oai' During that time he managed
to rtcuperai • from liis losses. Out
of the ruin which had involved him
! *• rescue t about seven million dol
lars. Legally every cent was his.
There was no rea .on why he should
!>ny any <*f it to people who had
suffered linancially from the failure
of flic Morse hank, no legal reason,so
we understand.
When the Standard Oil Company
•\as timd twenty-nine million dol
lars it was considered by many to lie
an unusual and harsh punishment
'tid t)ie courti refused to sustain it.
Had Mors,- hfii lined one million
dolus many would have considered
ill’s a linrsli an I unusual punish
Vr -t W»’ hold no brief for tie- man,
m H er1 is much in his favor. His
Inc aicer:::ion inw smacks somc
■'iat o' vengence. I, i; not just
os-ll»! *■ that .lust' ■ is too sever**
:i hi can? We tiiink it is. He
' 1 Tueil voluntarily from Europe to
• his accusers. He has acted
ir. e ruin fell upon him In every
' “ I'1' m hone t man. lie lias met
•n ry d*-mut'd on him and has made
fil restitution.—Charleston News
md <’ nirkr
Soft P« Oay on Suffragettmg.
T).»- suffragette, having tas.-d
d-jod liu* dei id* d that she wishes no
more of it Henceforth sin- will be
' «•> aggr*-,sivo along militant lines
:nd tend more to p«*isnusiveness and
Cm-i idandishinents so often used
w th ) ing effect by womankind in
i-'Ug ,*eeted that the
< * was growing in grace and
• i i r i*. s, ,t id now w>* know it.
(.served tie* unmistakable
' .m o ci thing- to come her
. tut! u going more than half
l v ^ 1 ' '• e* ■ bent wh» ii die nn
i: >,!» • * • • 1* 'erminntlon to h •
■ ’ ' u >’ rat he • than savage.
‘ .'it t :t nd • w ji-» unnatural
*•' a. (I*, h* few frb nd?
' 'in *<b < r mfgh- .«• dept i,,b*d
' "» woman shrieks and ■;«
und tin .i ^ things around si:** is
• ’her li ghiy amusing t»r pr< poster
o isly annoying merely, She < rtain
H f«*from convincing when she
•' * " to move man utfer Uiaf
yTr nous ' i-iiion lint when sh**
( I* (ding d* tnure gracious,
v title and diplomatic she steala in
to a mu; - »*■'*• r and more gen* rous
M'lt ur.* * r • h** aw are She ha*
’.M ind. • v«*ntuallv, all that is her<
*• ■ 11 pi nniMJt *>f h< r womanly
at h a d graces Millions of men
w..o i *v< r would have i>» n -nidged
■ to* hysterical or brnwheaHng ftp
'll *!n* > *• la com*- w, ling
wh*n approached i !*• softer
m (0*1* Warhingfron II- raid
PAPIS SUFFRAGETTES
o i iv *• a ch i nr *
'k Mho# riitit sle- t\Q, thing-- ,,.j.
f» r :n Franc- .
Seenre in ih»* knowi»dge that sh*
l O’ re» • ic ,* Vote ni1 ic'i J*.
hold an offlc d phe* sin will j> , ,ent
jhei>cjf J. ft Mind!date beff> * *• If ||
constituency m Purls at the general
elections in .May. From the prelimi
nary announced we gather that sin
will raise no riots and throw no
bricks; that she will force no ques
tions of Jails, and compulsory feel
ing. (lalllc courtesty apparently is
to rule the* hour <>> tin- canvas, aim
for the martyrdom of the feminine
candidates there will be the compen
sation of a mos distinguished »on
sldcr&tion.
Such a campaign ns ;i spectacle
will be eminently French To a
strenuously inclined Hsterhood in
Itrituiu or in America it should com
mend itself as exemplary a hint
from i’nris as well worth accepting
us anything in contempoiary lines ot
hats or gowns.
The prime object of tin- French
suffragette Is, like that of her Itritisli
sister, to attract attention to her
cause. She may be treated to do
, this piquantIv, even without violence.
' If she shall succeed in setting a
fashion in graceful amenities "on the
stump" the procession of her debtor.*
in campaign ethics will reach around
i the world. Home pernicious activi
ties of our own poiites may yet be
| displayed l»y ideal processes born in
France. Hut where, then, will be the
occupation of the "boys?"- New
York World.
j Just Jesli«s iTF
.1 .«-■.» —.
FW.MtF! l.I.Y WICK 1011.
"Kstelic i ti ii. nil ally wicked."
"Why, cjaiic®?*
"Site says aiie if- going to keep a I
h< r Christy pictuies. no matter wlmt
hapiH iis. i;irmin.';hani ;\gc-ll« . -
K'lili HIM!
They -.re u,o'U.r 4|t) i0(-k .lopes p •
for the good or tin* community,"
"What's t. • done? ’
"He’s talking of setting Ibmwn’
pm 111s to Iticu.-i Ft muss's in^Bc."
CM> veland ' ••ader.
HR FOl .M) IT.
Walter: "Aiul how did you find
that chop, si. •'
Pal (’us* auier: "1 really don't know
how I happened .o. it was prettv
'small, now, v. m vi t it?’’— -Yonke;-.
Statesman. %
TURN THE OTHKR. ..
"What (Ihl ah * do when he kissed
her?"
"Slao-ped him on the cheek."
"And what. did lie do about the
other ch‘,l*k?’’
"Kissed tl; .t. loo -Si Louis Star.
TWO .O ONI.’, ANYWAY.
"What i th'i.K," ^remarked the
knowing woman, "cause fully om
third of th-* iroil.le in the world."
"Yes, ’ ;-**j n 1 d ii,e mere man. "at .;
what wotneti say cau es the* other
two-thirds "—( i,i n.m Daily News
No FliTY ONE.
Newshjv; ’ On at my-tery: I’iftv
victims' Da-#--, mister?"
"Here, hoy, I'll take one.
"Say. >>.v, fie- As nothing of tin
kind in Mils pap* r. '
"That's the mystery. guv nor.
>ou‘ie flu* if fir--' victim."—Life*.
\ LWAYS DOFS
Von hi ond 'car in mind." said
the oub'isiier. "th e' four-ill*, lis r,
j the people ».ii» r-nd novels are wo
men."
"That's v.'i • i all niy new story
The List v*-.rd' replied the nove
list; ' ry el an »i i want it.'
i 1’hil.idelpnla lit cr id
50 Recipe Cures
Weak Kidneys Free
Relieves t'rtnare and Kidney Ti«u
l>i* . !ia< karlie. S' aining,
Swelling. Ktc
Wouldn’t, if be nt< e within a w-ek
Oi' so to begin to say jcoodbv** j'or
ever to the scalding, dripping, roin
ing. or too frequent passage of urim-,
the forehead and the back -of-thc-heaq
acli# the Pitches ami pal" in the
\ hack, the grow ing muscle we:ikm u;
j Kpot* before the e>e yellow ulus.
gi-Ii .bowels; s fallen ey- lids or ank
les; leg cramp- unnatural short
jbreaih: sleeplessness and the dexpon
I dency.
I have a recipe for thase trouble*
| that i on r in depend on, and if you
wan* to n.:ik< a qutcii recovery, yen
ought to writ - and get a ropy of it
Many a (Joe*or would charge you ${
Ju-t for writing this prescription, but
f bar it and w ill be glad to send i*
to yc«t entirely free Just drop me
* lIflc like th»s |»r a K Robinson,
K 171". I, ^ Duihlinc. In roit, Mich,
atid 1 will semi it by return mail in
n plain envelope. Kn you *111 to
wh*-n you get )t tins rcclpa contaim
onl / pure hnrrr v> * remedies but I;
has great healing and pain conquer
ing pc,* t
ft will quickly ehowr i* power once
you us* it. hr, I think you hnd better
xec ^hat p {x without delay f will
**tnud on a copy free ou r,n u<».>
it '! d < He our lf -I* 1,1,1,.,
CLASSIFIED
_ COLUMN _
WANTED: Two men for advertising;
work. Must write plain hand. Ad
dns< Ido not call! Clayton Adver
tising Box 4G7 Bluefleld.
See t»»e n«’w line of German Silver
Mesh Bags at low price—J. II
Moseley. Jeweler, 4 Bland Street.
Kod-t-w.
FOR RENT' — Four ro» m flat in
center of i.miness se< i >», all mod
ei n conv< nlonceg. Id« ;,1 place for
Bres.s-Mak ng Bs‘aolHhniont, Clean
ing and Piesslng Rooms, or any
luisiucs.- wuCTe gr e.nnl floor is no
necessa ry Fir Rent at a Bar
gain Call on or writ,.* The Folaixl
Printing • ompany. n Pi im-' toa
Avenue. "hone !»•(..
2-2-tf.
MONEY TO LEND ON REAL
ESTATE..
L J. HOLLAND.
1-24-10 Gt.
SALESMAN Wtd. To II Gfoaet •,
Drugggs'.s. fVmfcctjoni r; ;
monthly id expense . «' ! fornia
Cider and Fxtract Co. ‘79 L n n.:
wixl. St. 1 iiuis. Mo.
Hawkins UndnrtaKing Co.
Ofllce Phone 4 Id
Home Phone 2061
-6 I’ulasU ! ireet
(>j>en I)av and \i^ht
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE.
By virtue of a certain deed of trut>
i’bearing date the 15th day of Apr-1
' 1*008. ex touted by Patrick Coles *<■
Hie undersigned Trustee, io sccurt
Win. R. Boss and C. T. Iloss in tlu
payment of Six Hundred (ftiUO.OOj
Hollars a.< evident'1.* by twriv”
n,':,,s of $’>0.oo each, which said
" isi - * deed of records in the ci <
he Clerk of the County Court
of M< rcer County, West Virginia, in
Trust D*- d Hook 17. page 78. and
df fault having been made in the
payment of snid not* as agreed in
aid deed of trust, and having been
requested so to do by the suitl Win.
K. and C. T. Ross, the undersigned
Trustee will offer for sale by wa/ ol
public nut-ton to th<- highest bidder
upon the j>r Muises, on the
12'H DAY OF MARCH, 1910,
fitl I o’clock, p. m., on the said day.
'lie following described real estate
lying and being in the City of Blue
field, West Virgin a, to-wit:
BKGINNIXO at a point X. Hi de
grees ;j(V w. one hundred and for
ty-six (1-Bi.l» and one tenth feet
front a point on tin- northern line of
We*t Bedford Street i which point on
.aid northern line or West Bedford
» il: 8. dT d. • .*, \\*
drud and nin«t\-seva < l'<‘. - f. i ,,,
»!'• t»»tti'section or the north <,*
We.- lit tifonl S reel with lit went
fiMc of Mercer Street, na.| which
<»ii ; is s ttu*te at ii'fjhett; eornev
<t' Wtv-t M« (Iford and Peek Streets);
lienee from sai■! point of iiniii--'
V. 16 (Ie-trees 20 W. lift- .•vc:i
(•'■7 1-2) and one-hair t o' ;o a poin*
hence N. G7 decrees K. Forty-two
iI2i feet to a point; thence S. 16
decrees ?,n’ |, fifty-seven and one
l'!,lf i'< I -i feet to a point; thenco
S. C7 degr* ■ \V. forty-two « 12) f«<»t
‘O tin* polo; of beginnittr'.
TEUMS ' S \LE, (•:*- t in hand
>aid on day of sale
J. S. KAIILE.
, Trustee.
Ill's llfh day of February. 1910
It one week 2-12-10
7h‘ S. e. PEERY, M. 0
SPECIALIST
tye, tar, floss and Throat
Bluefield, VCest Virginia
OCULIST N. * W. RAILWAY
MORRISON BROS. |
Civil and Minin;i Engineers 0
M BLUEFIELD : : WEST VAE
The muefleld Evening Lender Is
the best advertising medium in this
section.
Schedule In F.tTei-l
JIMS 20. I you.
Ia3»?c< 7:20 a. m. fur ft'jauok*
Norfolk and al! point? «a tho Rh-c
idoab division. ‘'ullioan Sleip-r
ftoanoki to Now York, v u Haftrel
'.owu, Pullman Par'.o*- Car Roanoke
0 Norfolk.
i H.Ztb a. ni. for Rcaaok*. Rich
mond, Norfolk. Pullman Bloc per
Dicing Car to Roacnice. Pu:.or r.ai
. iloaiu ke to Norfolk.
12:40 p. m. for Roaaoka. Lynch
Dur* and in >'rrnerMaf e stations *»n
tire 8heualtod< ;. \ &11< ;• P - el pH
and Now York. Sleeper to rhiladu1*
bla and N*-v York. C*l* car Gary
and Shenandoah.
8:18 p. m. '’or Roauoke, Lynch
*:rg. Rlchmoro, v<,rfolk. PtllmpL
I Sleeper tn Norfom. li »«»noA.« to
I Richmond
I.ecvo H’ucficld 8:20 m 'cr ICct
I ova, Colu**11(11 tj aud ail puluts Wt*ai
and Northv Pullman Sleeper fr*»
■Co nruDu? a; ’ Cincinnati. Cafe <n-«
, 8; 10 a. m. •’’illn.a’a S.eeper fc?
1 o’crubtirt. Caf - J.unlns; Car.
Leave ?»;fl\J *.. li. t .1 , 2 0* p. n'
dally tor 'farewell W*- on rr.1 al
ftatu n& o*» Cllroh ' \'Ai* (.Ivislon
Arrive f--»n N-.i''oi, an.i points ■>•
vfic-u v’v-!<r dlvislo. at 12.20 ]
In * d 7 or
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rector.
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jims. j. e. > k: -jon a?:d s. t huv». •
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Off- r their vncessional services u,
tli© people or filcc-ilelu auU vlcinily
Honing 22 * C* Kelly A Moyei Ride
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Only Afternoon Paper
within one hundred miles.
All Local and .Foreign
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Send your Subscription.
only $3 00 per year.
BLUmtLD
EVENING LEADER
I*nJ you* craviu»5 t*' liquor la
*oti« if you tair«a tha
!VScK.anna
CURS
fb®r« Is iiOEfc Ukw I; Offartsil
anywbpro rnttlle f .i« K«onaa
No Dan( out
Hypodermics
Cali of wri:
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225 Princeton Avenue I
WuefleltJ, W. Va. I
R.Kamp Morton, j
Attornny-at-Law,j
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—— ;
Hoorn No. 13. Kelley & Moyer |
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Itiuetieii, West Virginia.
Collections a Special^
Roter:: t.i Flat-Top Nalinnal Rank
REINFCRCER
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