Bluefield evening leader. [volume], December 06, 1910, Page 6, Image 6

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LEADER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
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Sim Kanisey of Knox Crook was in
the city today.
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Senator 11. S. While of Matewan
v:a in the city today.
W. Johnson of Welch was in the
cit. today on business.
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It It. Merrill of Norfolk is in the
city lrok*r•; after business maljc s.
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II. <Kympton of St. t’nul. \’a.. wan
a business visilor in Muodelcl today.
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A. C. li 'n' in of the Cincinnati l\:
r : '• ,v i‘d;\:r company, is in t’je city
loti y Inoh.inK after the interests of
his firii'.
New York, Dec. G. One of the most
inpoitant musical events of the you*
n America will lie Mine. Hemhrich’s
olksong recital in Carnegie Hall this
iftonvoon. Tho floksong literature of
he principal countries of the world
ins been culled by tho prima donna, '
n\o!vl:r a lahop of love covering six 1
>r eight years. Equally at home in all
he nations of Europe and America,
md familiar with the language of
nost of them. Mine. Sembrloh is per
taps the only living singer who could i
iticcossfully earry out such ;i project. <
Every important country of Europe i
s represented in th<» program, which
ilso includes '.he folk songs of thin i
'ountry. Passing over the popular
ninstrel songs ns not pronerly folk (
*ong», the primn donna Inis gone to
Louisiana to get the representative
orm of North American folk song.
)f those, “Masieu Hainjo” and “Gai
on la” have been selected by Mine,
■lembricb as {standing for t!ie form in
America. The total list comprises (
wenty nine songs, to he sung in four- ,
ecu different languages, not to mon
ion differences in the dialect of near- ,
y every song on the program.
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Washington, Dec. G.—The Supremo
Court appointments and naming of
five numbers of the new commerce
court were discussed bv President i
Tift today in a cabinet session. The
threat of the insurgent senators to
light the confirmation of Judges
dwayze of New Jersey. Pollock of
Kansas and Sanborn of Minnesotta if
they are named tor the supreme court
has stirred tho administration.
It is said the President is consider
ing Representative Howard of Geor
gia a Democrat as one of Judges of
the commerce <ourt.
X< w Y'crk, Dec. *5. An important
conference of lending Democrats will
be held in th|» city this evening. It
is understood that the purpose of the |
meeting Ir to dir,cuss the availability
o* Edward M. yhepard an a Bucces
sfii* U) t nltetl States Senator ('haun
‘ V M f)f*|H*w.ii Hhev ird bn I the
support f)f some of the loading Demo- I
f itlf newspapers but In Haiti not lie
fawn.il»l* id certain influential mem I
hers of the Tamtnany Hall organizn- j
lion
MARYLANDERS Tn DANCE
‘f . Vf.rk, |),.r r». "Mnrylnnd. My j
Man-; rifl,’ will i»c hoard at the |»ln/a
tonight t«. the exclusion f>f all other
air:, tlie occasion of the mimical
outburst being the twelfth annual re
ception .:11fj dance of the Maryland
Modelv of New York. Heveral prom
inent Marylanders will he present, In
addition tf) hundreds of New Yforkern
who bo' t f*f Maryland a t.:f*ir native
state.
NOTICE TO ELECTRIC
CONSUMERS
f>n ami after the jp-xt reading la
l)C(»-mbf*r, a minimum eharge ef 7 *
centper month w ill be made on a»l
meters.
If If- than 7*<c. worth of current
is used 7 «c will be charged.
ISM'KSTONIC TR ACTION CO.
P. M Walizer. M •n.n: r.
I f* Ora* d I/'fulr - p, Coir ig Oat c,f
H,,uine s b'alf" a few words 1 >•.i tlcy
m« in cvervthing Come and se<
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lor opposes this plan; having set
forth his objections »::• liis r.nru»'l jo
port.
The President believes trmt fon
grops ought to proliiblt interstate
commerce rail roods from owing or
controlling ships doinp a business
through the canal, such a courSo be*
ing urged to save the people of the
i’nited States the benefit of .egiti*
mate competition. This enftetnv t
must come sooner or liter, the Presi
dent points out.
The President points with pride to
(he economies of his administration
reminding Congress of the desirability
[>f this being Imitated, lie point; opt
I hat nearly half a million was saved
ti one bureau and over a quitter of
a million in nrothor. In this same
connection lie deplores the abuse of
the postal branking privilege which 1
annually costing the country mil-:
lions and demanded tl-at Congrc* I
ake stops to check it.
Mu- I’ro.’Kjonf s how, d his keen in
<'r«*st In tlu* extension of American
enterprises by asking legislation en
abling Americans to c tnblish banks
n foreign countries and b rancho;/ of
ixisting banks, in the I'nited Stote-.
Doela: lug Hint the p.oor man has ro
diow in the courts against a rich i
opponent, Mr. Taft strongly urges
[•hnnges in American court procecl
jr<*. especially in the appellate bran-;
■be-., modelled after the English sys- '
em.
Other recommendations and de
nands include The following: *
l-'or broader civil service tests for
’onsular officers; the abolition of
pork barrel ’ methods in aporopriai
ing money for the constructing of!
niblie buildings and tlie institution of
i commission to investigate the neces
sity of buildings and report to rov
?ress; the abolition of superfluous *
uistoms officials and strietor ob-orva
ion to detec t smuggling; increase of
tariff commisison from throe mtTu
>ers to five; a Federal incorporation
ict; that Congress honor Comn under
Peary for discovering the North !*ol >;
[’onservation laws to save forests
hom nat it ml aVd human ravages;
xronipt payment of all claims against
he I’nited States; increase in salar
ies to Supreme court justices; the1
regulation of injunctions; Revision in *
second class mail regulations; ulop-1
lion, of permanent annual naval ap
propriation; immediate institutions o‘.
parcels posts; laws to prevent census 1
’rands; steps lo aid the proposed ne
gro exposition to celebration the
granting of freedom; bureau to con
trol national parks; wider powers
for tlie Interstate commerqe commis
sion.
President Taft defends the Payne
Aldrich tariff hut declares that he
will likely send a message to tin- next
t’ongress asking further revision.
Two members 01 tiie Cabinet arc*
congratulated upon tlieir servleos
Postmaster General Hitchcock and
Aattorney General Wickersham. Es
pecial mention is made of the patriot
ic service:, of Senator Root before
the Hague Tribunal when lie argued
tlie Newfoundland fisheries cause.
Boston, Dor, a boing bout
which may go far toward deciding
"who's who" in heavyweight pugllitu
circles is scheduled for tonight, v. heu
Sam Langford and Joe feanette, both
colored, will meet in a twelve round
affair. The Armory Athletic Assoein
tion will stage the affair. Both Lang
ford and Jennfdte have been pronti
m ntly mentioned as possible conte
d* rs for the heavyweight belt \vo:n
hy -lack John-ton. Many sporting ex
perts believe 'hat Johnson is or will
soon he ‘all in," ns he is alleged to
have been leading the pace that kills
and is now on the verge of nervous
prostration. In the event that either
of ton I gilt’s contestants shows him
self clearly superior to the other, the
winner will be In a position to force
|Johnson to a battle or to renounce bis
* laims. This situation, however, prom
i-o ; no hoj e to those -ports who ir<
eager for a white champion.
I nfer today In The Leader Contest.
FOR BLUEFIELD PEOPLE.
We have found that A RLNOLK
U08K of Adler-i ka the simple (ler
man Appendicitis remedy, relieves
wind or got In the stomach or bo vie ,
our stomach or constipation almost
INSTANTLY, Mastin'* Pharmacy,
Klk's Building.
I Why not get omc now—this n.o
' inont, and forever rid yourself of
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stomach trouble and Indigestion? /
dieted stomach gets the bluo3 a '
grumbles. (Jive it a good eat, then
take Pape's Dlapepsin to start the <U
gostive Juices working. There will be
no dyspepsia or belching of gas or
eructltians of undigested food; no
feeling like a lump of lead in the
stomac h or heartburn, sick headache
and dizziness, and your food will not
ferment and poison your breath with
nauseous odor.
Pape's Dlapepsin costs only 50
cents for a largo case at any drug
store here, ajnl will relive the mn t
obstainate case of indigestion ano
upset stomach in five minutes,
gas from stomach and cleanse the
stomach and Intestines, and, besid s,
one single doso will digest an i pre
l :re for anslm Ration into the blood
jail your food the same as a sound.
| healthy stomach would do it.
' a Diupopsln works, your xtoo
(Teh rests- jets itself in order,cleans
up—and then you feel like eating
when you come to the table, and
I h it you eat. ''.ill do von good.
J Absolute relief from all stomach
misery is waiting for you as soon as
on decide to take a little Dinpi sin.
Tell your druggist that you want
i Tape’s Diapepsin. because you want
10 become thoroughly cured this time.
Remember, if your stomach feels
out o forder and uncomfortable now,
you can get relief in five minutes.
BAKER CITY’S NEW GOVERNMENT
Raker City, Ore., Dec. 6.—Charles
Ij. Palmer, and other oilleials oloctc 1
last month, wore inaugurated Info of
, Hco today. They l: ive the honor of
•being the first, to ser\f f;.o city innlcr
♦ lie now commission form cf govern
ment. Mr. Palmer once before serve
ns chief executive of the city.
‘ BUDS’’ AND “BUDDIES” TO DAN^E
New ^ ork, Dec. b’.—Society “buds”
and "buddies” of the “smart set” wi 1
'meet tonight at the first of the peas
on’s famous junior cotillions. For the
( Kiris and hoys who.have been out sev
° al seasons there will ho the C’inde
rellas, also very smart, the first to be
held Thursday night.
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Ae-wN* mmmm
IW Rigkt kind
of & sled
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“The I
sled that steers”!
There is no sled made that is!
half as good as the Flexible Flyer. E
It will outlast three ordinary sleds and I
I give ten times the fun. Ask the children— I
I they know. i
» ^ Come in and look over the handsome 1911 models. I
■ No trouble for us to explain the many patented advan- B
■ ta^es of the Flexible Flyer. Come now while we have B
B a full line of all the latest models. Tr>4# Mtrk j|
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W. H. MARRY & COMPANY
Announcement.
We beg leave to state that we will be ready to
present to our clients and the public generally a
calendar for the year 191 i on or about December
the first.
We have rpared no expense in making the se
lection, and believe that it is a work of art that
will be apreciated by al! recipients.
As the quantity that v/e have at our disposal
is limited we would suggest that parties desiring
same will make application with us either in per
son, or by postal card so that we may make
reservation for them.
Randolph Sc. iYHfctendorf,
LEAD'NG JEWELERS. B’-UEFIELD, W. VA
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—Aboot—
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE
We are going out of Business. This
accounts for our rash cutting
of prices on seasonable
merchandise
When this decision was reached we simply wiped
out old prices and made new ones that will compel the
goods to move so we can vacate by January 1 st. Every
article in the house gets a going out of business price.
We have stated the facts and named the price—no
time for foolishness
COME EARLY AND MAKE
YOUR SELECTION