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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-26
AGAINST JUSTICE
DEUEL..
Former Judge Appointed Referee TO
Take Testimony.

An order has been issued by the
appellate division OF the supreme
court at New York appointing form
er Judge Martin l.. Stover of the su-
preme court of New York referee
To take testimony in the charges
against Justice Joseph Nj. Deuel. of
the court OF special sessions. The
case grows out of disclosures of JUS
tice Denl's alleged connection with
Town Topics and "Fads and Fan
cies."
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-26
FIREI FIRE. FIRE.

Did you see the demonstration on
the Red lot Thursday night. Il was
most effective way of putting out
fire and was done by the use OF
tho Star Power Fire Exunguisher.
II you have not seen 1t you have
probably heard of It, and you should
not be without one Of these extin-
guishers for another day when you
can buy one at a very small cost For
sale by.
West Virginia Plumbing and Heat.
ing Company.
Blueneld Agents.
Star Fire Extinguishers.
The Daily Leader is the best adver-
Using medium in this section.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-26
WORK OF PAVING
HAS COMMENCED,
Engineers at Work on BlucReld Ave.
Yesterday FIXING the Grade.

Actual work was commenced today
on the preparation for the paving of
Blueheld ayenuo. a corps OF engi-
neers was &c work all day locating
the grades and in an Interview with
those who have charge of the work
said TO a representative OF the Daily
Leader last night that they expect
ed TO commence work just as soon as
it is possible to do SO and that in all
probability they would commence
work ON the grade not later than
Friday.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-26
CAN'T GET
THE BIG ONES.
intimntion That RockcfclIcr, Rogers
and ArchhoId are Immune From
Prosecution.

Although the department OF Justice
has announced that it proposes to
begin criminal proceedings against
the ofiicails OF the Standard OIL
company. the intimaton is given that
il is doubtful II Indictments may he
found against such men in the stand
ard oil company ;,s John u. Rookie
feller. II II. Rogers and John d.
Archbold. An official of the depart
ment of Justice indicated that while
the government would press the pros
ecutions vigorously, he did not have
an idea that the high officials OF the
Standard oil company would be
reached i'm criminal proceedings. any
more than the presidents of railroads
personally are reached through sim
liar proceedings. He added we are
not after mere clerks, but II respon-
sible officials have violated the law
we desire - bring them to book"
Attorney -Generol Moody had "A
conference with the president yester-
day regarding the proposed prose
cutions, but declined 10 indicate
when or whore The proceedings would
be instituted
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-26
THE FOURTH
OF JULY.
A Great Day In the City OF Blue
field.

DO not miss visit to Blueheld on
the glorions Fourth OF July. It Will
be the biggest time on record and
you should not fail TO participate In
the fun, frolic and gayety that we
are going TO have Come early and
stay all day and you will have the
most glorious time OF your life. Don Z
miss the jubilee.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-26

a thorough-paced knave viii rare
~ quarrel with ono whom he can
cheat His revenge is plunder:
therefore he is usually the most for
giving of beings upon the principle
that If he como to an open rupture,
he must defend himself, and this
does not suit man whose vocation
II is to keep his hands In the pockets
or another
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-26
TWO MEN CRUSHED

Connellsville, Pa, June 25.-The
mutilated bodies OF two men. with
their heads crushed as II with an ak.
were found Saturday night on the
hillside near the Nellie Coal Mines
a. Vanderbilt. It is believed the
men we're murdered.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-26

An interesting part OF the coro-
nation ceremonies for King Haakon
VII was the assistance of chorus OF
300 Norwegian singers from the
country, under the leadership OF f.
II. Gade. Norway's consul-generaI at
at Chicago who presented to the King
parchment copy OF the coronation
hymn sung by the chorus, the words
OF which are by Rev. j. ID. Boltene of
Hiterdal, Mimi, and the music by
Alfred Paulsen OF Chicago. Norway
may well feel proud OF its represen-
tatives in the new world; they make
FIRST rate Americans.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-26
SAN FRANCISCO
BACKED.

San Francisco will be backed by
public sentiment IN its efforts TO
force the insurance companies to-
meet the full moral measure of their
obligations.-Kansas City Times.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-26
BITS OF WORLDLY
WISDOM,
From Colton's "Lacon;" or, Many
Things in Few Words.

1t Is much easier to ruin a man of
principle than man of none. for he
may be ruined through his soruples.
knavery is supple and can bend
honesty is firm aud unright. and
yields not.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-26

Our street cars did a nourisbinr
business last week taking people 40
the carnival and return It was good
business all around and shows how
Bluefeld will patronize Graham when
an opportunity is offered.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-26

% is said that snans contain 100
per cent more nutritious substance
ihan oysters sin most of us would
rather brave typhoid and be a little
hungry.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-26

Wesley Wilkes Of BramwoH. was
transacting business I'm BIueneld last
evening
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-26
PLANS ARE BEING
CAREFULLY MADE
Russians Want Revenge For Loss
of Life IN Far East.

St Petersburg June -. General
Reunenkampf. former commander
Of Russian division in the late Jan
anesc war, in responding TO a toast af
a banquet said that the movement
for the Russian revenge in the Far
East is fast approaching and that
all necessary preparations are being
carefully made
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-26

The upright if he suffers calumny
to move him, fears the tongue of man
more than The eye of God.
When we are in the company OF
sensible men, We ought to be doubly
cautious OF talking too much. lest we
lose two good things their good
opinion and our own Improvement
and disclose one thing which had
better been concealed our own self
snihciency; for what We have to say
we know, but what they have to say
we know not.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-26

Gould any nostrum be- discovered
that would considerably lengthon the
life OF man, this specious good would
be real ovil to the best interests of
humanity, first by diminishing the
value of the reversion OF virtue by
postponing the periods OF their real
izationj and secondly, by giving long
eViiy to the development and perma
nenee TO the prosperity of vice.
He that knowingly defends tho
wrong side of a question pays very
bad compliment to all his hearers:
1t Is IN plain English this: False
hood, supported by my talents. is
stronger than truth. supported by
yours"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-26
BIG SALE OF
TOWN LOTS.
Now Is Your Time to Invest I'm the
City of Williamson.


In the prosperous city OF William
son there viii be n great opportunity
offered TO the public for profitable
investment In town lots ON Tuesday.
July Bird, 1905 AT 10 O'Clock. a. m.
We have always claimed that VIII
Hanson was one of the best towns
in the country aud Yet her greatness
is Just beginning These lots are to
he sold at public auction to the high
est bidder. They are tho only re-
naming level lots In that city to be
had and they are situated right in
the midst of the business yards OF the
Norfolk and Western railway. This
company has just paid $4,000 for
space in the middle OF these lots To
erect large Y. NJ. G. A. building
and besides the N. & w. has appro-
priated 100000 for yard improve
ments right away. That these lots
are valuable. there can be no doubt
and the wide awake investor should
avail himself OF this opportunity TO
procure bargains. IL Is not necessary
to talk about the future of william
son, IL Is promising, even brilliant.
The n. q w schedule Is so arrang-
cd that you can go and return from
! Williamson in the same day from
any point In this region. Everything
is ready and the sale Will surely take
place on the 3rd of July as advertis-
4 ed, so II you wish TO invest "A small
amount that will soon double itself.
now IS the time to make a good invest
ment Next TO Bipeneld Williamson
is the coming town Of the Norfolk
and Western and is making wonder
ful strides In growth and business
/ prosperity Wo have known the
place from the beginning and
could not invest In a more w
GUS town or one with brig
look, Williamson Is com
as conditions will allow
make no mistake IT ~
surplus within heC-.s6
Saint Mary's beacon., 1906-09-06


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Saint Mary's beacon., 1906-09-06

Memories of thegroasest and mosI
tragic disasters 10 the annals Of the
British navy are reported by the 70.
coyery Of several interoaslngobjects
from the wreck Of tho Families, osl
Bolt Hesd, on the south coast d
Devon.
Ramillies. line Of battle ship 81
ninoty guns. sailed from Plymouth
On FEBRUARY ID, 100, ou her fatal yoy-
age. with crew ii TOO on board.
Theweather was rough and speed
lly developed into terrible gale.
According to tradition, when night
came on QUO of the crew warmed the
officers thattheship wasln danger
Gus position ln Biebury bay. only .
few miles from Plymouth. Az the
time II was believed that The ship
was far OUT al sea. and the man for
his presumption. was put ii irons,
but that night tho vessel struck on
has ,. ,aa i, ,,as,, NJ - p.,',,,.s !. s,,,,,s
s..,, - a.'A ,.a.,,a,,,~,..,. NJ ~ ,s'..a.''..s
Out Of the 700 men on board only
two were saved. Ono Of tho suryi.
yors. named will Wise. though his
la.y a,a. nral,an el,n,,saa nm r1s.I..
Saint Mary's beacon., 1906-09-06
The Nutmeg.

The Nutmeg Is the kernel Of the
fruit Of severalspecies of trees grow
Ing Wild In Asia, Africa, and Amer
lea. The cultivated nutmeg tree is
from fifty 70 seventy teet high and
produces fruit for sixty years. The
fruit Is Of the size aud appearance Of
roundish pear, yellow in color.
The fIeshy part Of the fruit is rather
hard and resembles candIed citron.
Within IL The nut, enveloped Ia q
curious yellowish red aril known to
us as mace. To prepare the seeds
for use they are dried in moderate
heat for about two months. Then
the shells are broken and the nut
megs picked out and assorted, the
inferior ones being reserved for the
oil press. AS the essential oil Of
nutmeg brings high price, dis.
honest growers often steep tho nut
megs In hot water TO extract the oil
from them. They are then coated
with limeand sent into the channels
of commerce. Such nutmegs are
worthless, theirarona and pungency
having disappeared, these qualities
being due exclusively to the oil II
on inserting o pin no oil rushes out
10 the surface, The nutmeg Is. 70 oil
intents and purposes, wooden nut-
meg.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1906-09-06

light shade of the same color on the
other. Wren the seed dies il be-
comes d chocolate brown III color
very differ III from Tia color of he
live seed. We might almost des-
cribe the old dead seed as a reddish
brown with no suggestion 81 olive
green Ia slsu color.
'Algernon Is interesting said
the stock brokers' daughter.
Whist does he talk about2 in
qnired The father
Hes ever 50 weIl posted ID
Shakespearian qHasatiuns
Young woman, said the hnan.
cier sternly. don lel him deceive
you Dout you Iat him mako port
of your Ignorance There Isl any
such stock on the market. / ought
70 know, for I've been on the ex-
change long enough. "
a IN recent years q number Of con
Germs have been grinding alfalfa hay
into sort Of meal and mixing it
with other feeding stuffs, making a
product which sells very readily on
the Eastern markets. This has
made q demand for alfalfa hay that
has resulted II considerable increase
IN the price OF hay 10 the Middle
West and has, therefore, lbeen Of
considerable benefit 10 farmers In
that section. The only advantages
gained In grinding the hay into meal
are (D, that Il makes the coarser
stems available for feed, and (2),
that IL enables the shipper to ship
the meal at q much cheaper rate.
The Eastern feeder can therefore,
get alfalfa meal as cheap as he could
got the hay, Or even cheaper wher.it
has 70 be shipped from the West,
and the concerns that grind the hay
into meal can get their profit IN ad-
dition. Alfalfa hay is, a. vet. not
very well known on Eastern mar
kets, but y is becoming more SO
every year. II Is gratifying 70 note
Saint Mary's beacon., 1906-09-06

Rev Father P. ] J.aO'Casroll, S. j.,
Pastor ei s.. Johns Church, ST.
Mary's county. Md. recently ceIo.
brated the twonty-ffth anniversary
ot bis entrance into the Jesuit Or.
der. He vas born in New York.
Father o'Carroll has been stationed
u Georgetown University and al
St. Johns College. Fordhan. N. Y,
Wherever he has been located,
Father 0'Carroll has made many
warm friends and done works rich
Ia grace and virtues. He has faiah
fully labored for the creator glory
of God. Wherever ho Is known hs
Is admired and esteemed. In hiE
own parish and Ii the county he Ii
doug lruly good and great work.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1906-09-06
Altalra, che Protein Forage plant
ny w ! srTtIMAw. AgRiCuLrunlsT
Us. DEPARTMENT oF AGRIcUL.
rURK. wAsaisoToS

Alfalfa Is probably the oldes.
known cultivated forage plant
Thousands Of years ago Il covered
she plains of Babylon and formed.
the subsistence of she hcrds. Isis
probable that xerxos god his horses
on this crop. prom Babylonia gsa
dually spread 70 North Africe aud
Southern Europe, and vas brought
by the Spanlardn 20 the American
contlnens From Chile and Mexico
II worked iss way up the Pacific
Coast, and was found growing around
she Spanish monaateri0s BY the gold
seakors who went 10 California In
40 and sc. From the Pasllic Coast
II has gradually worked SIS way
eastward until how Us grown more
or less In nearly every State ID she
Union. though ID II an important
crop IN only D few localities onst Of
the Mississippi River. II is con.
stantly growing IN Importance and
the area devoted 70 II Ii the Eastern
States IL rapidly increasing. Ia
seems probable that within the next
sen or fifteen years alfalfa may be-
come one ot she most important
crops, both la lhe cotton bolt and In
tho region Of timoshy and clover.
IL Is usually called BY It's Arabian
name oI alfalfa Ia q few localities
10 the United States IL is known as
lucerne, BY which name Il IL known
In France and England. The only
section where this latter name Is
widely used In this country is In
Utah and adjacent parts Of Wyoming
and Idaho. but even there II ii Tro.
quently called alfalfa.
Alfalfa Is decidedly the richest
forage Of any Of the forage plants or.
dinarily grown in this country.
When feeding II d great deal less
grain is necessary than With any
other roughage. AS already stated,
IL makes . very good feed without
any grain for most kinds of stock.
Alfalfa hay is SO rick that care
must DO used in feeding ttohorses.
Generally speaking. Il Is better to
feed some other hay Or straw With
ii lwhen used for horses) in order
to avoid digestive troubles. On 40.
count Of the large amount Of nitro
gen Il containspure alfalfa hay some-
times causes more or less trouble
with the kidneys ID horses, parti-
cularly when they have not been
used to this feed for some sime.
That Il Is good feed for horses.
however, cannot be questioned In
some parts of the State of Washing
ton, as we'll as in practically oil oi
the irrigated sections Of the West,
q great many farm horses are fed
nothing else, and the hay Is SO rich
that they are able to do good deal
Of hard work without serious injury
when thus fed. Under any eondi-
tions where alfalfa hay u available
for horses the grain can be reduced
one.half
While II Is somewhat dangerous to
allow cattle 10 pasture OF alfalfa be-
cause oi Ita tendency % cause bloat.
alfalfa hay il undoubtedly The best
hay for cattle We know Of Inmang
nhfts II the Maat atanra are Iattsned
Saint Mary's beacon., 1906-09-06
rhe Breath & rsfs.

It's q significant fact that the
strongest animal Of its size, the goril-
Ia, also has the largestlungs. Pow
erful lungs means powerful crea.
tures. How TO keep the breathing
organs right should be man 5 chief
eststndy, Like thousands oi iothers,
Mrs. Ora Az Stephens, oi Port Will
liams. o.. haB learned how 10 do
this. She writes Three bottles
Of DR.. Kings New Discovery stop
ped my cough Of two years and our
cd ue oi What my friends thought
consumptIon. @, ii's grand FOR
throat and lung troubles. GnafAn.
teed BY an druggists. Price 500
and $1.00. pfiai Bottle lroo.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1906-09-06

! do not 500 any work bOlng done
90 the Road loadiag from Clements
% Budd's Greek Run. There arc
places on the road monsioned shat
are dangerous especially for ladies'
10 drive over. II looks Ike The
waier could be surned ous oi the
road aud she bad holes fliled up With
brush, There il work bolnR done
10 every section so excapt The one
above mentioned What ID the
trouble TAxrAYEn.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1906-09-06
NOTICE.

II you want 20 save money and get lIrst-ciaps
goods. come ID ri sMILLISON'S.C Chaptico. Nd.
THE old stand Of Goo. M. 0arner.] 'rhero you
can get more for yonr money than IL any
other store In ST. Mafys County. soil cheaper
and give moro for your RIGGS and other Pho
DUCE than any ono olae.
10 Large. Bars of Soap fof 3s Cents
II Pounds formulated sugar 80
Pound Package uoifoo IA =
Boxes best Yeast Powder z5
Cakop Hest TolIek Soap 10
iadles' and usatlemeu's Shoes from 5ou up.
all sizes.
Caiic0s. GlaHhasna and Lawns 10 and up.
New Stock 81 ciothsue sien and l,oyN sery
6hoaa.
Fuif eto0k. aud "a gpo4A sold q ' BitY K
aNA ffs rff)f ttSt ll|k sks fel tafSalf
ana yon win 0t sasIspsa. nAssi a lNS. VII
want your tiaae. Respectfully.
BEN MlLL1spN.
May -. ss-sm. ghapti6o. sia.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1906-09-06

August q. 1906

August ~, iS'ub,
Editor Of BEACON 500 by your
paper ol the 25sh thai my friend, f,
+. Greenwoll. proposes 70 discuss
tho Haman Oyster Law with any
appointeo os the oyster interest 81
the seventh district Of 81 Mary s
EIe need not look further, Il | Will
flll tho bill ! would Ike you soap.
point . day. not sooner shau tbc 10Th
day os September tliat ~ public
may have an opportunilgso y meet ID.
Respectfully
R.P, BIAcKI*bkn. M u
Saint Mary's beacon., 1906-09-06
10 cars ! Fsisn"

says Sam. Kendall, OF Phillipsburg,
KAN, Just cover ID over with BUCK
len 8 Arniea Salve and the Salve will
do the rest. Quickest cure for
Burns. Bolls, Sores, Scalds, Wounds,
Piles, Eczema, Salt Rheum. Chapped
Hands, Sore Feet and Sore Eyes.
Only 2bc at All drug stores.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1906-09-06
WHY KEEP SILENT.

II have at Porto Bello. Md, car load
OF American Fence left, and 400 ton
oi Baugh & Sons CO., Fertilizer 20
sell. Must 90. See quantity have sold.
No one can compete in quality orprice
p. W. uopPAGE.
Feb i, 'oe-sf. Valley Los. Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1906-09-06
KEmPER A. vIETT
suocEssoR 10
S. Il. VIETT.

@OystorslAnd Coffee. Fine Liquors and Cigars.
Persona indebted 20 Is. x. yietEaro requested
70 mako immesilaIE payment aud savc.oxpen-
ses Of legal culluoEibn.
Hay Il y8--tf.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-12

Itch Itch Itch. Scratch Scratchl
Scratch The more You scratch tile
worse the itch. Try Doan's Ointment.
II cures piles, eczema, any skin itching.
All druggists sell Il.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-12

4 lazy liver leads TO chronic dyspep-
STA and constipation weakens the whole
system, Doan's Regulets t25 cents per
boxl correct the liver, tone the stom-
ach cure constipation
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-12
$50 MILES OF SETTLERS
ARE MERELY SQUATTERS
Railroads Right Of Way Was 200 Feet
Wide They Thought 1t Was
Only 100 Feet.

Topeka. Kan, NOV. IL. Thousands of
acres Of the most valuable farm land
ia Kansas, together with large amount
OF land located in towns and cities OF
the state, are awarded to the Missouri
Kansas 4 Texas railway by decision
handed down yesterday By the Kansas
supreme court in the case OF that rail
way company against one Watson.
In July, 1861 Congress granted to the
Union Pacific Railroad company, south.
ern branch, now the Missouri. Kansas
& Texas. right Of way 200 feet wide
from said railway To the south line 81
the state, distance Of about $50 miles.
Afterwards patents we're issued to pri-
yate persons for land through which the
railroad runs. without excepting the
right Of way The persons holding
these patents for land through which
the railroad runs. have treated the right
Of way as being only 100 feet wide In
some cases Variable improvements have
been made on the outer fifty feet on
each side Of the tracks, and the rail
road company brought suit to oust the
occupants The land affected is in one
Of the most fertile portions Of the
state
Justice Burch, who wrote the opinion,
said the case must finally be decided in
the United States supreme court, as an
net Of Congress was involved The wide
right Of way was granted to the rail
road with the express provision that all
troops and munitions Of war should be
carried free forever.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-12

To feel strong, have good appetite and
digestion. sleep soundly and enjoy life,
use Burdock Blood Bitters, the great
system tonic and builder.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-12
vEsUvIUs DISTURBED AGAIN.
Part Of Crater Falls in, but Prof. Mat
teusei Doesn't Call It Explosion.

Rome, Nov. 1e.-Mt Vesuvius and the
surrounding villages were shaken up at
noon Saturday by kind Of earthquake.
which was accompanied by detonations
and followed BY considerable fall of
ashes, especially over Ottajano, which
was destroyed during the eruption Of
last April, and is now in course Of re-
construction The phenomenon caused
great alarm. Investigation showed that
part Of the crater of the volcano had
fallen in. During the afternoon there
were three more slight shocks in the
Vesuvian region, and further dis
charge 81 ashes, which was blown in
the direction Of Pompeii and Ottajano.
Thus far Naples has not been affected
By tile eruption, but a dark column
Of smoke can be seen from the city
lowering over the crater.
Prof Aiatteucci, director Of the Royal
observatory on Nit. yesnyius. in an in
teryiew with the Associated Press, saids
q do not believe this Is q new erup-
ton, as all the phenomena preceding
such ali event are lacking. | think the
rain Of ashes was caused by the slipping
down of the superior lip Of the crater,
and that the earth tremblings were due
to water from the recent heavy rains
having reached the fire zone inside the
volcano, producing an internal explo-
sion.o
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-12

Cures baby's Group, Willie's daily cuts
and bruises, mana's sore throat, grand
mas lameness Dr. Thomas Eelectric
Oil-thc great household remedy