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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-02-01

BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON

BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON.
stesmcrs leave baltimore, Pier d Light Hfrsps,
athP M..eveFY Tuesday Thurnaay aud sntnfs
any. for the following hiser Landings. Alex.
andria and Washington;
Mlller's. nfomc'a. Porto Bcilo. 9rason's, Coan.
Buudickss WA,nut Point, l,owmrs'a. Lew1aefia.
Lodge Landing, Muhn9'k Fnlnt. klnNase, Hond
Point, LgDrllN Point. Adams. Rlnpy Point.
LeonardGown. Abeiin. H0wnrda. Cobrnm's
stones. Eastwood. LanonHlsfas. MVoFaido.
Liverpool Point Gismont. Alexandra artiT.
inK Ia Washington nariy Monday, Thursday
and Saturday snnrnfnas
haturninH, Steamer will carr III street.
wharf, MAebinEt1q. u. Ct. every sunday.
Tuesday and Thursday 81 r, =. Tor the fol-
lowing riser landings and HaitiSnorei
Alexandria. 1lymUut ldyUfppol Point, hsv~
erNi1e, hnMbwn6d. 4MupHafnr'A, HHWAfd'Ns Co
bfumfs stones. ise0uardtyWn, Ab9ira, plNey
Point Adama' Lodge Landing, MundAY s
Point, kiuaaic. Bond Point, Lynch'e Point,
D0an, Bunqick'e, Walnut Posnf, GoWarls ..
Leuinetta, Miiur'e. 1Fason's. Brumn'e reFlo
Boii0, arriving ~ liMitAmrre. Md early Tu4A.
day. THURSDAY and saturday mpFusngR
Freight rscaiven dasit al river freight must
DO prepaid.
WILLARD THONsOk. General Manager.
II, MuhDUCHs tinn. kft. aud Pnna. AKts
STEfIf KNHUN n BRO, ARensA
Teirphone ss6 Washington. p. q.
w. g. NEAhDUN. Agent.
Telephone ". Alexandra. Va.
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OBITUARY..

Departed this life, January ls,
1906, BEsJAAnN CLARKE, aged 55
years. Death has again visited this
quiet family and taken tilerefrom
one % its dearest members. He
has responded 10 shat last call which
sooner or later al must answ r.
re bore mis- last sutferings with
Christian fortisude. His remains
wore laid forest 10 St. John grave
yard and many friends gathered 10
pay .heir last tribute 10 TIE dead
whom living they had loved Al
loving father aud an exemplary hus-
band. We can we'll imagine that his
wife and seven children fee. Their
loss irreparabie. Our sympathy
goes out for the grief-stricken ones,
out we would say, be- not grIeved
for God doeth all things well. Let
us, initiating his virtues, press on.
waro 10 meet him liz that home
where there is no mourning.
w. u. IL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-02-01

A prominent democratic politician
remarked in Disguised sort Of way
while commenting on the attitude Of
the members These reformers
don know what they want When
they are not attacking the regular
party men, they are fighting among
themselves. Here is one set wants
the emblems restored and another
crowd wants them kept off, Still
another crowd wants the judges TO
decide as TO the voters intent, and
fourth lot insists upon a mandatory
provision to govern the judges.
The upshot Of the business will be
they will take what the practical
politicians give them or they will
get nothing. They,are ell theorists
with peculiar ideas and therefore,
cannot agree among themselves II
all such men we're sent to the Legis-
tnre there would DO mighty little
lawlnaking ~ Sunday Hrssd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-02-01

The. St. Mary Tobacco Ware
1ouse. John A. 3 SLermantine,
0eputy Inspector, max the best
showing Of any Of the houses, turn
lag into the State Treasury, accord
ing TO Table Of the Comptroller S
Report, $4.751 %. The receipts Of
No. 8 were, s27, 615.13 and It's ex-
penses, 500. $685.. This speaks
we'll for Mr.. Sbermantiue' manage
ment. Warehouse No. ,. paid into
the Treasury. 81, 60S.52. while there
vas a deficit Of s57e 81 reported by
No. A. The expenses Of the Chief
Inspectors Office were s5,905 IL.
The net earnings Of the houses from
March z, 1904 to June 30, 1905, were
$1,87l.S7.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-02-01
$500 REV ARD
ROB THE MURDERER or DAP
TAIN JOHN W. HOFFMAN.

Two Hundred nollara Reward n here.
BY offered By the Governor III MASyiand
Tor the arrest and delivery to the PoIice
authorities OF ST. Mary q rounty of viii
Young, charged with Che murder ii Can.
tain John Wallace Holman, on December
22nd, 1905 at Sc Jerome's, ST. Mars
County Maryland. The said win Young
Il a dark mulatto about 80 years Of are.
q feet s or Q inches high; weight about
100 pounds had d large dark mnstache:
Ii slightly knock.kneed, and one al his
upper front teeth Is missing; has very
large nostriIsaEd shipped on the schooner
Marshall Ia October last DIS from Bnlti-
more City.
By order OF the GOVERNOR.
OSWALD TIIs0HMAN.
Jan. rs, i00--8t.
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FUlts WANTED.
Notice 70 CredItors.

Urphaue' Court ~ nA MAky,a CUnaty. nel
1aNunEFN, lMA
Ordered ~ me LUurt that Henry e. Adams.
admins s1taf II jamea A. cpffls. iasa ~ ~
Maf5s r0uBtys descased. give the nottca rel
Qulfad ~ laN q Che drceAsed creditors - A y
their ciMlnle enA inas arc saE0a III Dagliass {.
Qncn week F0g ~ successive weeks Ia fhe
81 MARI liSacyEs,
losi5 PHILIP GnEENwlLL.
heEietrr o. sails = ~ Mary tceunfy.
Ii parRuAnea IL The sipen nrsiex. harnby
Nlve uaIigo tnas have cUtMinea srum she Urs
F1ans Court - - Mari security. No. fsiteIS
~ aaMialtifali1a 90 tbs aeraon4l estate ~
34naes a, guftlas late " sd a0unty, gaerast4.
AL persona haFanN piNinae against The sHsd ~.
cHaAea ART ANfaDf ls&lnFd IL ttts1 &k a. NE.
villa tbs pruReE tnuutana atAactrG fbafNln ~.
tsie suHAeflurfs an ~ pp{Eru IRE f24h HAf ~
iuiys iNNs hey Viii Otherwise AF AS D. 4 =.
oi0aed frum sHs ntneNts 81 The aafa estate.
All BUfMlns inaeuEHa H. The delea&ed are ~.
subscriber
8EAnY 4. ADAMs,
Jan Il q
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-02-01
william Van schailS Captain q
LEONARDTOWA ND.

william Van schaik. Captain Of
the burned steamboat sIocum has
Seen found guilty in the q. S, Court
aad sentenced % ten years 10 Sing
Sing at hard lapor, The Captain Is
81 years ofage Captain Van Schaik
vas an employee Of the Knicker-
ecker Steamboat Company and the
general feeling Is tiAs he is being
made to suffer Tor soc Company s
ms His counsel moved tor stay
III sentence.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-02-01
The Many Election RllIs.

What disposition the Legislature
Will make OF the numerous election
bills awaiting consideration is pro-
blematlcal. That the law should be
changed is admitted, but every so
lon is impressed with the opinion
that his plan is the best and be won Z
hear Of any other.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-02-01
SACRIFICE SALE.
14E ACRE FARM.

On account 81 leaving State viii aell
mg farm known Is
eAfAIDEN'S fsoINT~
situate IN Gobb Neck. Chnriepeonntg, Nd.
containing i45 acreg. Brick Dwelling
Barp. Out-ilouses &c, Arabic and fatn.
Der Land, Fishing aAd Oyster Grounds
And ~ considerable below value. AN
IDEAL COUNTRY HOME. MUST BE
SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED. Full
particulars given on request. Address
MRS. H. N. NEALE,
Iompklnsyille,
Jan rs 08-.tf. Charles o., SD.
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lev Advertisements.


A good girl to do house work small
family and good home for right party
transportation paid 10 this City. Apply
f. D. PANNELI,
1888 Market St., Newark, ~ J.
Feb. /, 'O6-ti pd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-02-01
TreaSursr'S Notice |
TO Taxpayers for Year 1905.
For sale.

ilne, large yemrling besiera, OUT 81
large thoroughbred Holstein Friessau
cows, fine milkeFs, by q Thoroughbred
HE'D puu boil; MISC = line thoroughbred
l1olatein COWS, they ars wlsa call iy a
litgiatcee.i hJlsseia DalI, al young.
Ae ehoye can be shipped uy Weens
Lane - any wharf on Potomac River
s. Il. AEALE. Tonpkineyille,
Charles county, Nd
Jan IS, O6 81
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Wanted.

An elderly white woman to do general
house work For particulars apply 70
Dr.. j. q. KING, OakpiIle, Nd.
Jan. is, '06--1In.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-02-01
HAY.

Good timothy hay for sale at Bush.
wood VA TON or delivered BY steam.
boat SO a ton Also ct Busbwood
store
BAUGH,s PLANT BED GUANOs.
9 per cent and 10 per cent.
Peruvian.
All at Baltimore prices Address,
j. ". RENisHAN.
Maddox Post Office Md.
Jan. 4 AD6A~6t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-02-01
SCHOOL NOTICE.

There viii be meeting " the Board Of
School Commissioners on
TUESDAY, February 9, 1905,
to. audit Teachers' Reports for the term
ending January 31st, 1906. BY order.
GEO. w, JOY, Secretary.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-02-01

and the faculty oi looking after his
men and seeing that his command
was IL shape for whatever work it
was called on to do. In The climate
Of Cuba. this was an important fac
tor. The best command in the world
could be knocked out Ia two days
by dysentury and malaria II the
men were not forced to take care Of
themselves. and Gen. Wheeler had
just the sort 81 Gold experience to
drive this principle home on his
subaItern officers aud man ! do
not know positively whether The
story is true about his calling the
Spaniards Yankees" in the heat Of
battle. but was up near the front
thu evening after the first fight and
the story was going around then
aud was Icing 50 heartily laughed
over BY The men that it certainly
originated on the spot whether Il
was true or not. II was Just after
the American forces had cleaned
Kettle Hill ana Gen. Wheeler s
calvary command. which never saw
q horse after they left Tampa, had
come up over the crest that the old
General is reported to have shouted
sotbatall around heard him, We've
got the Yanks going boys Give
'em hell They did
General Wheeler lived attheironi
with his command TO the surrender
Of Santiago and fought Il out on the
spot with the tropical malaria which
was good deal worse than the
Spaniards. There is no question
at all that he wanted to get killed ii
! the Santiago campaign and die with
his boots on. But though he took
all sorts Of chances on getting shot
| there was never bullet touched
him. He remarked resigpedly ont
afternoon that be supposed he was
too small to get hit by such damned
poor marksmen Is they had oyei
there, referring OF course TO ID,
Spanish lines.
| There will be whole nation Il
mourn the passing Of the good little
general, and IL will be aftting mari
Of affection to pay that be shall res
In the national cemetery
The outcome Of the rate bill is still
doubtful. The measure has no
passed either the House or Senat'
and there Is going TO DO fine ok
row IN conference afteritdoes. Tbs
House bill. as is generally known
is more radical than the Senate S
and there has been asuggestion tina
when the bin goes toconferencet tina
the House will stand out for thl
adoption, In principle, its measur'
and force the Senate 70 the wall
This suggestion is almost untenable
The Senate Is not used ioRiving way
70 the House and the Elkins aDt
Foraker bills are so much NOR.
leaient and have so many more loop
holes ID them OF which the railroad
companies might take advantage
that II 5 not likely the Senate vii
submit 70 seeing itself shelvsd ant
the House measure passed 10 les en-
tirety II is said that the HOUSE
measure Ii more 10 accordance with
the Presidents ideas than IL tho
! ssnAte's, but then as Is known, this
Is not Likely 10 int fore wiih tht
Senate 70 any great extent.
I
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-02-01
TIE NEW YEAR

is here, and all good friends
will be drawn closer together and
the cares of the year will be forgot
ton in the happiness Of the moment.
Finding 1906 upon us has not
found us unprepared. We are hav-
ing boxes upon boxes Of good things
dumped off at our place every day
and when the time comes for you to
purchase your I 1906 outfits and
good things you will find us with
better variety than ever before.
We nave full line of TOYS and
useful PRESENTS, plenty Of CAN
DIES, CAKES, NUTS and FRUITS
at the lowest prices, and everything
else that you look TO find at this time
Of the year. We also nave a good
variety of Winter goods of all kinds.
Our D and 10 cent counter mas
been a success and you Will not finC
that lacking In Holiday goods. You
can get your GLASS WARE both
plain and fancy, CUPS and SAUC-
Els, PLATES and CUTLERY,
GLASSES, FRYING PANS, PIC
TUhES and many other useful arti-
cleS at prices much below the values
at our and 10 cent counter.
bus uo ankg YOU your patronage Tie past and wishing
yoa prosperous aud Happy New Year
N. =. NUTWELL a. 90, Charlotte Hat.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-02-01

LAVE sHERIFF's SALE
or vALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
III PATUxENT DISTRICT.
BY virtue Of writ Of aeri iacias issu-
ed out 81 the Circuit Court Tor st. Mary'a
County, at the suit 81 Arthur D. Carpen-
ter, administrator Of Mary A. L. Car
pcnter, against the goods and chattels,
lands and tenelnenks oF William A WAL
lace. survivor IL Jane N s Wallace, end
to me directed have seized and taken
into execution ell the right. title, claim
and demand VT law and in equity 81 the
enid William A Wallace. suryivorof Jane
N. Wallace, ii and to the following real
real estate, to sit
That Gract o. parcel q land called
PART DELLA BROOKE MANOR,
being the home harm Of which the late
Elizabeth Reederd lied seized and possessed
containing
lee acres, more or less.
Also that tract or pareelo land knwn
Lot No. 2, bein9 also RI. Della
Brooke Manor.
containing
100 acres more srisss.
The above lansla are contiguous, are
located III the ~pafuxent district If ut.
Mary county. Iinmedintely OH the river
and contain, il the aggregate, 30z
acres, more o. Iees The said William
A. Wallace owns Zee simple estate In
the whole u the iirst mentioned tract 81
land and onehhH interest IN the laat
mentioned tract, subject to the lie estate
Of Edward =. 3 Keeder 10 the same
And ! hereby give notice that %
TUESDAY, February iS, 1905,
~ o'cLocx :. NJ.
at the Court House door IN Leonard.
town. Md, viii expose TO public aue.
ton the above daacrlbed renl estate ~
seized and taken into execution u the
highest bidder for CAsIi--to satisfy said
debt, Interest aud costa due aInd 10 be,
come due thereon
q WESLEY FREEMAN,
Late Sheriff.
Janis-fs
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-26
CHINESE EMPRESS
NEAR TO
Yours.
J. ID. DANIEL


The Chinese empress is a trife un-
der the average height OF European
women. yet so perfect are her pro-
portions and so graceful her carriage
that she seems to need nothing to ada
to her majesty. Her features are
viTacious and pleasing rather tina.
bea"tifrl Her complexion is not vel.
Low brit suDolive; and her face +
Illuminated by orbs of jethalf-hid-
den by dark lashes, behind which
Turk the smile Of favor or the light
ming Of her anger. No one would take
her 10 he more than 40.
she carries a tablet. on which,
e II during a conversation. she jots
memoranda. Her pencil is the sup
port of her scepter. With it she sends
out her autograph commands, and
with it she inscribes those pictured
characters which are worn as the
proudest decorations of her minis
tiers. have seen them in gold frames
in the hall of a viceroy
The elegance of her culture ex-
cites sincere admiration in coun-
try whre women are illiterate, and
the breadth of her understanding Is
such as to take in the details of gov
eminent. She chooses her agents
with wise judgment and shifts them
from pillar to post SO that they may
not forget their dependence on her
will. without parallel in her own
country, she is sometimes compared
with Catherine III of Russia. She has
the advantage in the decency of her
private life.-World' Work.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-26

Two young ladies OF Bramwell were
slightly hurt on yesterday while out
buggy riding but as they request we
keep mum. we do as commanded.
Hon. G. II. McNutt. of Princeton,
our candidate for Criminal Judge
is I'm the city greeting friends. Wtei
you come TO vote do not forget to
remember that he will make II mode.
Criminal Judge From every stand
point he is the logical MAJ FOR the
place.
We are waiting for our Democratic
friends to do something Of course
we do not pretend to dictate. bu,
Ii does seem that We ought To bring
out strong candidate for Circuit
Judge. We are ready 10 do wha; We
can and we shall keep conocnding
that French is the logical candida G
and can win
The young boys of our city arc
going to have big foot ball gam
on next Saturday in South Blueneld
commencing at $3.50 O'Clock, D. m.
The contrasting teams will be the
Tigers We. the Shamrocks. The boys
promise a good game and everybod.y
should go as you are cordially In
vited to witness the game
What are you going TO do about
the Judicial question good people.
surely under existing conditions YOU
will not let the election go by de-
fault. Show your manhood, put ID.
IL. French on the ticket and vote for
him anyway Let the rest of the
State see that We can still fight for
principle
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-26
CONCERT.

An excellent concert will be at
tended by a large number of lovers
of best music and readings at the
Presbyterian church next Thursday
evening at eight o'clock. The Ladies
Aid Society under whose auspices
this entertainment is given is de-
lighted with the prospects of most
enjoyable and profitable evening.
Among Miss Hurts songs will be
especially noted a group of Haw-
allan Melodies in native tongue. also
Irish, Scotch and English Airs.
The following is quoted from the
Reporter and Falcon of somerville
Tenn
Miss Moorman's readings were OF
the highest order and rendered with
the skill of a true artist. Her voice.
expression and personality all COM
bined to make her work beyond criti-
cism. The applause which greeted
her evidenced the fact that she pleas
ed the audience beyond measure.
This delightful entertainment IS
more than worth the price Of admis-
sion which is soc for adults and z5c
for children.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-26
SMALL POX CASE
IN COUNTY JAIL

George w. Young, who claims his
home in Raleigh county, and was con-
fined in the county Jail awaiting &C :
ton of the grand jury on a charge
of felony, was found by the iail ply
stefan to have small pox. He was
immediately moved to Raleigh coun-
ty and placed under quarantine. The
remainder of the inmates were vac
cinated Hinton News.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-26
The Leader.

Keep up the fight for better local
government and sooner or later 1t is
bound to come.
Mrs. Thomp. Heavens, of Bland
county, Va. is spending a few days
with Bluefield relatives.
Webb Hale, a prominent citizen
OF Princeton, was visiting in Blue
field yesterday.
We still think the democracy
should have candidate for Circuit
Judge and that strong fight TO win
should be made. Stand by your col
ors sink or swim.
Our Street Railway commenced
the laying of ties on Bland street yes
terday for the extension OF the line.
all of which shows the onward march
OF our progress to greater Bluefeld.
Japan seems to be getting q little
on her ear about the exclusion of
Japanese children from public schools
n San Francisco. Keep your tenn
r. old slant-eye; Ohio amt done
othin' to you.
Politics in this section is consid
erably mixed but we see no reason
why the democracy should not pre-
sent a bold front and do what they
can to counteract the corruption
which is broadcast in our midst.
Capt. B. III. Penley, a Jeffersonian
'emocrat from Bland county is in
Bllefield visiting his daughters. Mr..
enley says number of the best re
blicans in his county will supper.
Sob Bruce for congress.
One of our leading operators. Col.
l.. r. Tierney, of Powhatan. was
In the city yesterday consulting witt
other Democrats as to the political
situation. He is one of our working
Democrats and never fails to respond
to the needs of his party
The Home Mission Society of Grace
church will meet this afternoon az
3 O'Clock at the home of Mrs. Roberts
on Fourth street. All members are
urgently requested to be present. as
affairs of Importance are TO be
brought before the meeting.
AS rule We are content, now that
It's over, that We were born on the
earth, instead of the planet Mars;
but when we see republicans dis
porting themselves as in Mingo and
Mcdowell counties, we have our re-
grets.
The Surprise Stores Opening on
yesterday continues today and to-
morrow and is attracting steady
crowds. The music rendered
by the two harpists last evening was
popular, especially with the little
ones. The bears attracted their
share of attention. Big crowds are
expected for the balance of the
week. The store Is tastefuny and
conveniently arranged. A visit will
be profitable and pleasant to you.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-26
WANTED TO HEAR
THE PEERLESS ONE.

Longansport, Ind, Oct 25.-Fre1
Schelly, so years old. walked ~ miles
to hear Bryan today and when H.
reached the outskirts of the crowd
he fell unconscious from exhaustion
and is in a critical condition. Bryan
hearing of the affair, ordered that
Schelly be taken to private hos.
pital and cared for at Bryan's ex.
pense.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-26
NOTICE.

To the voters Of Beaver Pond Dis.
trict:
You are called upon TO vote on tn
9Th day Of November, 1906, on tn
proposition Of increasing the term o
our school from five TO six month
for the next year.
BY order OF the Board Of Educa
ton, Beaver Pond District.
H. @. WHITE, secy
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-26
NOTICE TO UNION MEN

There will be called meeting of
the Central Trades and Labor Council
at Hunters Hall at 1880 p. IN. Fri
day night October Goth, to complete
and confirm list of candidates for
the fall election of men on party
tickets now in the field who are
favorable to organized labor. All
delegates to this council are urged
TO be present also all union men are
invited to attend.
w. f. DUPREE, Pres.
G.. l.. SHERERTZ, Sec'y.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-26

LOST:-An old gold brooch pin,
with two short chains attached.
Was lost between Opera House
and third street. Finder will be
rewarded by returning to Leader
Office. The pin Is relic, and
priced as such.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-26
STRAYED OR LOST.

Cow, or 6 years old, pale red,
smooth. crooked horns. white under
forelegs. and small white ring
nearly midway of the tail. Reward OF
$500 for finding and delivering the
same to. w. T. ANDERSON. 453. Ra-
leigh Street.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-26

LOST: A daughter of the Confed-
racy pin, some place In the city of
Bluefield. The finder will receive
liberal reward by returning to
Mrs. Il. v. Campbell, or at the
Leader office.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-26

BLUEFIELD. w. VA. OCT 81.
1906

Editor Daily LEADER
| note an article In the Daily TeIo
graph rejecting on talk made D.,
myself I'm a meeting I'm the Skating
Rink on the 22nd instant In reply
want to say that claim more re-
spect than the Telegraph is entitled
to n any sense. A gentleman can
change his politics without changing
his PRINCIPLES.
Yours.
J. ID. DANIEL
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-26

Get together friends OF reform and
put the best man you have out for
Circuit Judge. Let IT not be said by
the rest OF the State that We are
political towards.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-26
POSITIONS WANTED

Two young domestic girls
want positions in respect
able families. Do any kind
of domestic work and will
give reference. Apply for
particulars to the Leader
Office.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-26

The Confederate Veterans are hav.
ing a big time and grand reunion at
Ronoke.
Mr.. Fred Myers left last night on
No. for Huntington, whore he goes
70 consult specialist relative TO a
rheumatic Addiction.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-26

FOR RENT:-One 7 room
house on Third ave. near
Grace Methodist church.
Apply to j. e. Keith. 317
Third avenue.