Bluefield evening leader. [volume], March 08, 1910, Page 4, Image 4

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O CONSISTENCY!
A near philos <pher once arcxjy an
• n aitsing iu> ruaue use Oi *b«* !o
losing upost.aphe, "O t'onsi.-' tic. (
u a jewel!” A luur il j
,. vu.\ji.. a. nearer philosopher •>
aiuik.xl t/iHt ro. s .■» ,>ncy is the ug
!M»ar of litrl* minds.. Tho las- t
HjH-ak was closer tho truth. It ha
been said that the fool never chaiget
!
ii.e niliiU. and it is a fac: ’.bat r, .tn> j
make tbetuse *>$ u.pi?ear ridiculous
*n tr. lu : to mai.: ain a foolishly c >n
sistont position. When a man Uon
cs ly change* his mind, be in no
o.*.!v ft coward at heart but hr. L
:8b\ eat with Llnr-.eif *m.n he h
U j s .o hold to bis former cot. )
‘ :: aa • Ho is a' o Hit» minded j
• t$ dire fly into the blue*
category. T,.tre is a. r*n.k \arle'.
of inconde.ency, however, boundot
hy geographical limits for rev0nue j
only which deserves the most or <
condemn at Jon. This fy the bran. !
use,[ by the political candidate v.'hc ]
is one thing—dry w\. wi i nay—jt |
Princeton u-ud another in
wc«t. to n.3a n carry out tho fly ir* I
At in «t roigh, course grade, wide
c-rnjes under the general tend r
crook*, i net*?, arid is known *o b., i I
Kreft deniaud bv R, nublicam ; >’»
Hcians of West Virginia. f
But the thin.r which suggested th.'
entral trend if t o;if;l;.t• wa, a;i ...
ter'al in lht riarkab.irg Toe*.: a
lu *ra u ; io inconsistent \ s
' or. of Rev T H. Hare of the A i '
»*!con I. H-. vie ’I T Is; ram s; jv
• Per. T1 c ir..‘ •!. 1Trtr♦ •, 'i|j|
<t»t*i ? it* l)il nt Oi the Anti -ifilo’
L.-arue <{ Virginia, may errik
fn-nt ihc* .-a. tilde-, h;: Hi Te epra
•*e?i>fcctfii)l ca lo l.is ,'t nt'on to i
m juaimtency of a .<■ ai/’i ~A he ?
'ir.'cing ,\ Fairmont he tell* itn
•people ti:..’ a .. | •
a^. r. i 1 de, :id <n wh(Ui«r t i cit
votes "w> ’ or "dr;. ' at ,• c mI;
annual i-Ur i n He is . t tr • •<
mad® sud an ut’erun e hero t *
connection with ‘Lie c k an i»
*»W.:ioo. If he hw<! *a\r\ Mich ,-t
depended on th > joint action or tin
•wo cities on the liquor qu*> .on
he might b&i e lean con.-i-t. n*;
h*, coi trader', s biro-** 1
“What foundation b.. has for
be 4ef that ibo Irgi«iaiur«; will
(for/wn?d hy whut either Cla.rfce.un
or fWrnooo dop- cn the oil»i
quoeLten It* withfr. hi* ov/n boa iw u,
no oru . :e cr-Julou-* enomth t*
iflirtv*. »i • «Mib‘»7 city will < rn
U'--’' wt i'.. l*r< N*.r doe* ant
on** .*!.. . **.. » .f,b ;* C. .to*
cal po .n i hi •. > *ji Went V ir
»in1a ft o 1. ... ■ Jl«* finerr
« ’ ' C o;n.- • ; i r> or IVi
moru.
IV Hurt* M' ur.H *o <i<'vacco Vu/
Idea tha- h i«* the iMvrdlan of Mi*
Wopub loan ! a-ty an- :ha- h.. i-ovi.
< welly what K intends to do on n
li^-nH* qu»Mica < r-.atnl’. h,. .
n>* .iariu^ w. U a> ’hor w\.r *» n.
declares tha* the l. n of the d
nant 'oar , in Wen* Virginia ,uv* j.i
'n the fu*urf. on what either Clark#'
bur* Or Fairmont d hm.
*Wbie t;ik nr i u- with Mt Mar
" * * *> ’ ) I * . re, *h,
r^l-gram dorn ro* idp.ib io lnt» r< :?»**
'hat ho Is Ti’j* hor st in b •* porp* <•
afld he *• kj to iwvompn4h.
out tie *v<rv. Ke:>'ib ican ,-art>• o!
VVt*. Virginia -.aould not bo frlneeu
a tbo fight of ofin* *.tri * ?y d*p 1
**nt on the action of tl.r w .
or either one of ta^m, on th** II- >.*
f’t an>• o'be; querUrp ■
•' Tenr*«‘HHe' TBlOiatitr (Jo* , r,
’hat hall f« a piece of strong <• *,i<
1 tobacco, bfetcbAll, theatre**. and
I peek-ar-huo uh.li twututJ. Which caused* !
I kin* Irreverent Kan*a.j City Journal
’ paragrapher to exclaim, "O Dotith,
aliero l«a th> ating'’”—<>*kJ<uid In*
tn.rei\
SEVERAL SIDES.
'i he utv.- Jphuiv, uiyiaue, dirigible
•v. unu o.uei \tuic»eA ot aoriu
“ * u a.e < olt'g to utCeUAitatc
*•»«! vu.u.ncrf vf .urt.i eOuCeinwg
r : *• .1 nt.o. , t. cir rights amt
• • • • h< An o~.<> repros,. ntat!vt
•a** In; reduced u bill waking it a!
• tticnit mor w h a p< unity of not1
-** th.in 130.00 nor wore than $f>0j
' • jM.li liie cu oiiy of these nia- t
'f'his appear** somewhat wild |
t er»- are thom, who are <>f"»bei
opinion that «uch na ofTenae sloulo
.. ie.on> Ur. w a .i**nn |
• * in tin* |Liirt«j;i Mry. if not <i«*.
rvirig ot’ immediate hanging:.
»ut ir. ]» n cjucatiori which required
..ch ucUberaifl consideration before
acidug a coac union. Th». original
uls of contention L-* tin* ownership
tin* atmosphere which haw not
been definitely Bottled. Suppose
.u it w^re decided that ‘ho land
wncr 1h also proprietor of the ckr
man*blent air within the coniine*
1 his estate, and should a warning
j ke<jp off his breathing material be
'sTeg.irded by aeroplauists, he
ou <1 1>0 perfectly inertliied ja re
easing u. shot, lj is a v«ry reasou
b,- contention, If the real estate r
vvp- to -he center of the earth in a
tcrensiug P«*snicnt that he utM> has
few upward rights, which should
^ respected.
V^id from 11»*h, while ignorance
oi law excuses no one, there arc lot
i P‘*uple i.i Riu.sc 1, Dickerson!
-unties, Virginia and probably a i
-*.v of tb,. Wes: Virginia countie* -
ho hav© never heard of a flying '
'Ch’ne. and should anything like'
Ms pa eg over their premises, the
Mng the would do would be to
-••dim: tlVr 1 ng distance Win
Jlnstors and open lire. They would
hlnk t some sort of strange bird,
,r*d should not bo held re^poitRlble
•or winging an aeroplane or a dlrig
H>1« under such eircuniHtaces.
There are eovera1 sides to thn mat
>r if you consider it deeply.
I ifOMS PI THE tEWDI |
MR. CLIFFORD TALKS.
Ror Leader:
In to t’v Telegranh's st'.ry
ren id "• having the streets wnsh
’• 1 ‘'i ! piy that the :nan who
" it dr. s not know how quick’y,
‘ ’ re'ui.-yt w,»re ant.*!. he would
'e* .he cifv in'o f« Hons trouble as
*• i1 * alr .r'dv done bv j. ?• knowing
''hat he in talk'ng abcu'. This i<
"*r t* o information of ?hc c*i11-as
'V-,. f.^wer r»:*» in Hlu^fleid .-.of
enough *o lake rhl; .1 r f
'•’..eii'h tb*1 r ; o s. tv,, have a th:,'y
ir ch ri;v- ,-tor.ned n'u on .bo dm
Hi?.. in Ko-tb Kl ip'' ' ! *. a -*h
/'iff fa1! IV* n .*4ii> i - > pi
« v.o have In town nr,d » hi
*'C‘u nipt* «tcpDf*4 ud from Thor.m;
•>,r»*c| to Parrish atreet a;.*’ •; id !
, *hr»*e men one-half day • n Mi: h j
,fh ’.Wowing out pip«*s that were
1 *t'<V)pc(l ip hy the light .'how* ra
I'1-* have ha<t ia the last days.
Th • p*i»e9 in lhe nest end will no*
any dlrr wash'me off the i.tr* ora
',nd ’o undertake this wou’d nn*an
• -r washing th** street*. roorier o**
ar’’r to Tip up th© paving and dig
’•o :b*» t* wer pi pen and elenn It on*.
T be«m very earefip in not al
I v,w»Tig dirt ’o go In the pip*-* in
,irve of ri'rr fn re*»M to this
theory will rite *h*» T.legrmh to an
‘•<‘ t iiM- wM’h happened In conn<*c*
' o w'n*pr>» ago wh,.n »h«v
1 v "•’,<,il the »{re«^«* and stopped the
*e-’•* ' ti-1 •r t led *n dirr up r niUe
'it **fived *ire*i» to Her* the r*i?>e»,
^*e h«v*» had the Rwee >*.r reing
'hr >*• dav* on the street** and trot
•1<«* ir* m* hii( owinv to <*tir <|,rt
,“»» *♦'* running n on the nnved
»s'r*»•♦, nr.d *.v'oni drawing the xnnd
* n if 1* i'n'o-sble to k« » r» i»
' ri«*tn r>an until some maoHitinii?
* ** v dot*,, on th* rttrf fc’roe*,. I
' * ' '*d va « Vir<* 1 >'r,. r.n naved
v r*. i tvo day* whirh v m- tor la
I ^or alone n"d n<v 'n-fndlna* «|)n
'< wnk of prlacnar* lir.tot «*iv
' **'• ep Ats*r •’•p'lvts np ' r* r,
*n ,v‘ f;',J e<Tn*.iov in e. \*« 'le*
I h'li'Vi-1 (TPtt tlvo mil r.r>t Ti g
jd 5em>r»g< d We have olenty of -,v*
Or*.' <r«« ln lew, 1f nrtr^fl(J
7-»’i tb<* Talfgranh s at a*- reporter
f'r-’ Vf M 0f,T«,«*OHr»>
Sup? Highways
M' h’ d vf- ; O P ftotfef fe*i|^ied
»,,, ->h. frr)rr „ vf,if ,0 Mr)) >(| :t
*er’* -arenfs «• t*vi r'an, V,
J'ih»crlbe fit th, fetadi.r
UNCLE SAM AS ROAD BUILOER
Government Constructing Great High.
^myn Id Ne-*ty 0«v«l«pH Country.
Kxperte of many countries arc- mir
\»-11»»»r at the (great road* whieti tint
t’ljUvu gurtrnuicnt lias con- i
strutted mid U now constructing on |
Uiy r*-i-i*iijatIon projects In the lar 1
western stales and territories.
More tlmn «¥*> miles of tin* moat I
celJnit highways that il U possibly
for uiuq to produce hav« beta com
pleted aaii art* iu daily u-»e.
The so. or course, do Doi Include tto
byroads loading (»< many tanui or the
tunny other roud*' hema used for the
i line being until the macadamized Lind
'an he 1 <ulit.
'ihe dry fanners have had j.v*o<i
•-orr.e-. mu! vcdiiele* i-iu<-«* the reels mu* I
Hon work In jrui seven year-* aco; and
these good roads art? enabling them
to haul I in ir product* to the towps
und raiii >mi nations and to send their
vIi'V'kco io -• 1»«. o. They n-jtnrd ihem
at tin* most ■ import.ai.. of all uida In i
prog res/. mid pruapvrity.
Mnuj of these pioneers own mu mio
i ’< and It lit no unuMird night p, ?
t.i f1 i Ionia;.; or Sundays a <» or
m>>u motorcars of ib»- iate.si designs
in any of the towns of th'* older j j*oj
< It I* lutorcUiurf to note Hint 17 ti
de ^aui has only fairly begun the
LuHtllug of roads in this uuw l) devel
oped country and that In n u ry few
jwiri the milnago will he reckoned In
thousuuds where it is now counted lit
tiuudreds.
KENTUCKY ROCK ASPHALT
An Ideal Highway Built of II In De
troit, Mich.
A highway of which a Detroit publi
cation speaks In terms of high praiss
is the road leading to the approach to
the Hollo Isle bridge. It ia surfaced
v/ith Kentucky rock asphalt, under
vpeciHen Ilona, from which II12 follow
ing facts arc taken;
The eubgrade was excavated and
brought to an even tmrfncu eight and
one-ha If inches below and pumllel
with tta* proposed huiTucc of the routl
way und compacted by* rolllug with a
tcu tou roller. Upon this crushed
limestone two to ftmr indies in size
was placed uiitl rolled to three inches 1
in thickness. A sc com l .'Ur^e of
similar al/.ed stone filled with lime
stone screenings and sand was also
tolled to three iuches, making the
fouiHlntlon courses six inches in ihick
On tills foundation was evenly spread
a two and one-half inch course of
crushed limestone om» ami one half to
two tint one*half luclies in size, which
v.as given one rolling. The asphalt
was then spread, la ing lukuu the
road on wheelbarrow*. dumped aud
fftked to a uniform depth of about
three-quartern of an inch lu n loose
state, fids being equivalent to about
—---"«n
J
Krom Con] Roads Mag v/.ino, NVw York.
PATINO ON TTIiJ AHPHAr.T.
f 'rt.\ pound.* per square yard. This
was lowed ::11 > !i - voids by two roll
id'xk. Thou another similar layer of
was applied, rolled twite, left
t<‘ stand ti: til too next d:n. ■Leu rolled
fl .'alu. The amue plan was followed
during the two sue* tvdii : days. the
read beinj; eloped to tr.i.’i and one
rolling ta< !i day Iwiiur given. Tb*
rord wa then opened u> truffle
TAFT FAVORS STATE ROADS.
Chief Executive Thinks the Highway
Question Not a National Matter.
Vitii.noI nW for permanent roads, »
ftitj ui of imfionol hitthivayH t*Oiii»e<t
‘i'» the capital of the various Hinton
.•uni of state nights ant coonectlag the
various county scats. u.ej of federal
prisoners for build hip roads and the
CAtabJlshm^nt of i o.uhriuktnc on u
utt fef|\ hu since* bas|* nr<* eonic of the
HUgnestions um.It* at ‘hr* good roads
convention.
A Jitter from President Toft de
clared aura Inst not Iona! ahl to arty
sxcflt extent. M ho president nays:
My u» a view of the go«*l roads
i|U«'Htlnn Is* flint It in chiefly n elate
function and that all the stairs I'nchf
to * lite >n an effort { > promote good
t'oado. 1 i|o not think that Hu fanners
.'nr t* luii'b interested in the matter
fs thev ought to be.
"Nett to education. the sy*teni of
ro<d ro uts ,s the proatcat rlvIUster.”
Tip on Rond Maintenance.
Foreign countries .110 yearn ahead
f tin* Knifed Ship's in road 1 niildirid
nnd road uaiinten 1 c* T liey keep
men con-'aulty oh the roads looking
ir r right of d» ny As soon as n m«d
• ■m.'ltm to unravel the spot 1* impaired,
It nitiet tm cheaper and h«M<*r to re
pair He lust fodl'nfloliS of deteriora
tion and always have the road4 in
Jfoed aluipo than to wait tint it a road
Is lmp8-.«uhlo or full of rut* ntwl jrtif
Ih and then build 1 new 1 tie.
Ciod Roe<J (4oveni*r*,t C v sadtnp.
The split. log drag is still nueout u tt
TOr in r.any porta of the Tlnttcd !*Hate*.
f o • d road* a i x i.on.*» .u» being
fore i ail tlie time Mild both ;* road*
wekh.f' tbelr afijx arane*' over
111. f M<s.U-d«H of tie I * riit • I HI .Itcs
Al! tfib agpntlou will \-\t ^ i-r-,n.
rent roods. Tl.o ijulekcr be**#*
Het into tor rorAvr.iept
'The ’v> * nee .r»*«rr* f. »*.
! »' 'i ' “That so*’" "Y< . s««* .
I jvin ' fhrttoa Herald.
CLASSIFIED .
COLUMN
WANTED: —Boarder:- a’ 800 Horoth
si r<v«t $lf. por month Mrs L
K (iilAlIAM.
: rio 10 tf
WANTED: A nurse—apply Mr*. I.
•I. Holland. till ilypjiutd avenue
8-22-10
^ANlED:~A girl to wenvp and
make rwitfhw, e^peiieoc* not
iifcet>*ftry. Apply Madam J De
canter. Kerrell Mereeati!,, O*
2 29 10 at.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN:—Im
proved farm si* in!!*® from Blue
field two and ore r<«lf miles from
station, good ho urn* and out buil*
diuK«. water hi kitchen door, t.wc
Rood orchards in bearing condi
tions Your ©ppor'unliy to bur n
farm ut a bargaiu. Prior (1,500
G H. 8URFACK. kJau2 Lick W. V«
MC-10 )2t.
"OR RENT’ — Fou. vonm t!*t in
center of 'xulness section, all mod
ern conveniences. Ideal place for
Dress-Malm g FJ**uollshment, Clean
Idk and Pressing Rooms. 01 any
business where grwud lloor la not
necessary. For R» ut at a Uur
gain. Call on or write Tho Poland
Printing Company, 21! Princeton
Avenue. *!M:onc i*tb.
2-2-tf.
HOUSE AND LOT FCR SALE: — A a
ftf^nt for the l oirs rf »he late A
.1. K 11h, 1 will or t for sale at
public auction to tho higher* bid
der on Saturday 15th day of March
1310 at 11 o’clock n. m.. on the
promises. The property formerly
occupied by the ettld Kill* situated
on Davidson street in the city of
B.’uefleld. Terras of sale ruade
known on day of sale.
M 11. !*OSTL»EWATTK,
Agent.
3 1 J It.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE S SALE.
By virtue of a certain deed o$ tru^t
bearing date the lotli cfay of Apr !,
'{b'S. executed by Patrick Coles i<>
he undersigned Trustee, to secure ;
Wm. K. Ross ami C. T. Rosa in the ;
payment of Six Hundred ($600.00 I
Dollars as evldenze1 by tw-i»
totes of $'0.00 each, which said
rust deed of records iu the oPi.
•f the Clerk of the County Court j
>f Mercer County, West Virg nin. iu
rrust Deed lt«x»k 17, page 7S, and
Jefault having been made in the
taynu-nt of said mites as agreed in
aid deed of trust, and having berm
cquosted po to do by the said Win
40. and C. i*. Rofut, the underai^neo
Trustee will offer for sale by wa/ of
•uhlic aut on to th** highest bidder (
upon the pr’raises, on the
12 • H OAY OF MARCH, 1010,
at 4 o'clock, p. m , on lb*' »nul clay,
ho following described real estate
lylnc and b'dng in the City of War
field, Went Virginia, to-wit:
1IFX3IMNTNO at. u point N, 16 de
grees .'»o' w. one hundred and for*1
ty-Hix (146.1) and on« tenth fool
from a point on the northern lino of
Went Medford Street (‘which point on
•aid northern line of WMt Ilodford
Street. in 8 67 degi'Set, W. one hun
Ired and nmHv-Heven < 1 PT-f«^-r ir.t.i
‘he intersection of the north aid' of
! Went riedfori H\rm*. frith the wew
sid * of Mercer Street, and which
I point i« m tuyte at northeast cornn’
of West it'diord and Rock HtrecHt:
thepce from *«id point of beg nninc
V Id desfroen S<f W. fifty-tie vftn
(f>7 1 -2» and one-half f*»et to a point:
thence N, 67 dogcoa K Forty fwo
<42) tea* to a point; thence y. if,
detcroeH HO’ R. flfy-aeven and one
half (.*>7 1*21 feet to « point; th*‘nc
, S 67 degrees W. forty-*,wo (42) feet
to !he polo’ of beginning
TKRMR IF .44I,»C cash In hand
i paid on day of sale
.1 8 k^im;
T rusfee
Th w nth dm- of February, ifMh
l’ one we-k * 12-ln
Ih. extravagan* man »nld f*nr
Kben. "i» mo or )e «, liable to i;it d
1 high of livin’ mi fed up In hla
! m nd wif de < vat of high living"*
Wnntrngton Sta
ff. C. NELSON,
Public Accountant and
Syfltematizer.
Graham, :- ♦:* Va
Scheilulii In plllort
MARCH 6, 1910
Leave R’tji (V Id 7 2" a. in lor Ron-i
Nek*?. Norfolk am! all ixriits of SUeii
ftdoali division. i'udriau £*e>‘P‘
.^a^oke to r ew ifi lag
own, Pu.
o Norfolk.
fc:u6 «t. tu for Kcaj'»k«, Ii:c7
lion 1, No r >.i;. Pullman ?.!«.-< p
Mr*,oy Car to Roanoke. Pr.-lor C*
toar.oke to «oi t ik.
12:40 y tn. for Roasoka. Lrr.cl)
ur* anil Intermediate static v.-t it.
no Shonondo.*u .’allay. I'Ml .el; V
nrt New YrtrV' Sleeper :o Vbl ai<
phla. Cafe car Gary and Shelia
doah.
• 0.18 p. m. *ar Itjacoke. / jnet
ant. Rlchmonn, '* • fol". ; 'mi'
temper to Norfolk, P »•:.>-Vn Ti
Icbmnud
Le.1T** P'nefleld H .20 i’. •. lor |t\
va, Colur^lxiH a-.<3 a'l pu. * vV
nd N :.rthv.'•Ht. P-’Hl: .n Slei ,>er f
olurubus ai ' Oluciauat* C".r
K; 10 a- an. MlJxrati f*.coper fo
olurnbns. Cuf..- i«n!"r ' •>
Loave 8: <0 u in. und 2.01 p. ni.
all/ for 'jAzeweii Norton mk! *
tattoos Clirch Valli) division
Arrive f-^rn Norton and points «•
i« C'Vacb ''a’.Uw d'vlblou %t 12:20
Tl. urul 7:20 p. in.
I>e:iTe 6:15 a. in. for Welch and
• term Hare »ta. ions
Leave 10-45 a m for Wllllart
>n avid liiiertnod'ate stations
Lear* 2:15 p. m. for Wfloh an
terinodl«Te stations.
For a'idiflonai hifor.nntlr * rail ci
cent Norfolk and Western Railway
IV. B HEVIL,
Oon. Pass, A cent,
Roanoke, Va.
DAYS
auJ your oravlax fur liquor Si
£om* If you uiV:« til*
rr •
McKanna
CURE
fh*rt* !a aoiip 1!•■ v • offered
any ■sphere cm .Jo k^mb
No Dan* ousj
Hypodermics
n,;.'! pr wr\A
UK. J. MrKANWl
226 Princeton Avenue
. ll'uefirltJ, W. . Vo.
E.
V
JUL
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Blisslicti, West Virginia.
(ollcxtions o Speci<tll>
; Rater;: to Flat-Top AinUt>n;il B;»nk
i
BLUM UNDERTAKING Gl)
NO. 11 PRINCETON AVE.
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R.Kemp Morton,
j Attorney-ai-Law,
| Bluefield, W. Va.
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vtrbsernUtt’A to Tilo« flelta on
, Kv>&tng Paper.
WE’RE 'A,TER YOU
“You ar<* the individual wc require'
THE ABOVE IS INTENDED TO ATTRACT THE ATTEN
TION OF INDIVIDUALS WHO ft WC. the SOCK INSTEAD
D; THIi BANK FOR A DEPOSITORY, A.\U WHO IN CONSE
QUENCE ARE RECEIVING NO *i~ 5.RGST- ON THEIR 8AV
INGS ' WT’ «(MH|
WE PAY INTEREST ON CERTIFICATES OF OEPOSrT^JIro
ALL PRESENT ‘SOCK
A THI REAL THING”
BANKING PROPOSITION .. I f r* Ub. , t4 ;*
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BLUEFIELD, W. VA.
fb’so.rces Nearly On Mililun Dollar*
Officers -j.. j.. Tie
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.1. 1 >. Hoi.aker
W. II. Thonws ••
K. I,. Bailey
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Dr J. ||. Kirk
v. Pres dent; Fdw. I. Tyree. Casmer
licks# \Mt. Cashier.
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’. M. (arrett.
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C. B. Hancock.
P. J- Kelly.
F. S. Pedigo.
R- A. Heller.
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Strongest Uri;aii.7ed bank in this Section.
ive Niiliotial lljnk of lllucfield.
1 lie] ProirrcatH
We are *-.ocai Dealers for the Renowned
* REMTICO
TYPEWi TER SUPPLIES
nul. lu'. o hy tin'
Remin.^to Typewriter Company
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i'Mr.y.co Paragon Ribbon*
in ail coloi and for
ij all makes of typewriter*.
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.« K mtico Paragon, Red Seal
ar J. Billing Carbons —of
cl life rent; weights suited
lor all clause3 of work.
A?- Remtico lypewiittr
Supplies are known as
llie Highest Grade
Goods Manufactured*
Curtis=Pearson Company
STATIONERS
P h o n S|3C 3
Bluefield' W. Va.
'The Bank Where Money Grows.”
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A Gen r 1 "anKi . , Business is Conducted
nits of every
si/'* ami ( ii i rti *, a^st even* depositor the advnnt
1 n and l est service.
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Per
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Interest paid Cr» Sav
*«>qs Accounts and Cer
tificates of Dep°sit.
Fidelity
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Trust Co.
West Va.
POLAND PRINTING CO.
Particular Printers
13 I Princeton Avenue
S FOR SALE
Apply vC
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John iV3. Wsrgman,
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OI.UoFIHLD, W. VA.
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C. O’LEARY 6c SON
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BluefJeld, W. Va.
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