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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-18
MIDWAY" ITEMS.

Mr.. j S. Hall and wife are visit
ing the family of Mr.. Crowder. Thoy
viii return to their home in Knott
County KY. next week
Mr. H. Hale has recently moved hia
family here from the CIinch Valley
MI y W. Tabor, Of Fails Mills
viii erect "a handsome house ON
property recently purchased at this
place
Three new dwellings arc to be-
built here by Mr. Frazier Holyey, OF
Keystone.
We learn that Dr Shepherd. o.
Falls Mills thinks Of locating here.
The new homo Of Mr. Hudelus. OF
Falls Mills i nearing completion.
and VIC learn bc win soon move ble
family here
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-18
$4,000 CLUB.

We came within an ace of chang
ing our heading today. The writer
overheard n man say OF former ar
ticle: 1.-The old blatherskite is maxi
ing it (25,OO0 Club a slogan" Blast
his buttons, We are able to give him
a "sluggin." If We had the time. But
while he Is calling us names. we will
keep on trying To arouse you for a
Greater Blueheld. We have told you
before. and We tell you now, that
we don't care who In Helen Blazes
starts the movement, or who runs
1t after it's started. We seek for
ourselves no credit for It, we wish to
make for ourselves no capital out of
1t; we simply want, I'm common with
every other business. a greater ex-
pansion for the city, and an influx of
people and capital. We believe these
can be had. We believe a great in
dustrial future is before Bluefield.
IL Bluefield wants II. We are put
ting our faith into practice by doing
all we can for the cause. Are you
doing as much? We are spending
our money for paper, ink wages.
rent and our own time to help the
movement-all newspaper can do,
while all you are spending is much
wind I'm mighty little criticism.
If we are personally obnoxious to
you. make 1t a personal matter; but
don't let your antipathy for us blind
you to whatever value we are trying
to be to the people and business in
terests OF Bluefield. And, above all,
don't let it become a tax upon our
patience. That we are not by ma
ture exempt from criticism, is. OF
course. plain as day light, for. in the
natural order OF things, IL somehow
fell out that We were born of wo-
man. But you who criticize can
make more money for yourselves and
accomplish more for GREATER
BLUEFIELD by stopping the "clamor
and the clangor" of your tongues,
and going to work as we are doing
If you don't want US to sing in your
choir, than--you sing, and We'll pat.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-18
THE QUEEN
WASN'T IN 1T.

When Queen Victoria visited Man
chester one thing she did was To go
over n certain convent there. In
every department she visited the sis
ters made profound courtsies. This
annoyed the queen, and she said
reproachfully TO her guide: "Ah.
mother. / thought | told you en-
practically that wished to be treated
quite as an ordinary visitor. Why,
then. is every one curtseying?
Your wishes, madam. have been
obeyed," the mother replied "The
reverence shown by tho sisters is not
intended for you, their queen. but
for me, their superior"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-18
ALL RIGHTl
ALL RIGHTLY

Our pleasant contemporary of the
Blueneld Leader evidently believes
that we keep in stock and ON tap n
large consignment OF literary thun-
der, which he is quite willing to see
us use upon his nosshbor, of the
Telegraph. After what we saw of
the Leader recently we think another
in the field would only be in the
way. Another reason which gives us
pause Is the fatal absence OF all prop
er regulations governing the suggos-
tons governing the suggested strug-
sic. We want it confined Go given
territory We don't want to go af-
ter n man, who runs away from n
local subject, well defined, Gxed as
the everlasting hills, like Mingo
county for instance, and pulls up I'm
foreign country, full of strange
vernacular and smelling of rum
The only thing We want of Brother
Shot is the true inwardness OF the
Mingo majority, He glorlGcd in the
Mingo record making majority. and
we want him TO say that Il was true
majority of the properly registered
vote of Mingo county. 1t should be
our duty and pleasure, to have these
questions settled or taken for con
Tossed, before another election.
It's not particularly our assign
ment. this looking across the border,
but it smells to high heaven, and We
live in the neighborhood.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-18
DEMOCRATS BEAT
HEARST HE SAYS

st. Louis, Nov Delayed by
"A missed connection on the the Iron
Mountain road MT Hearst. wife and
son and party of friends, onroute to
Mexico spent the day I'm St Louis
The party departed tonight for Mon
terey, Mexico, where Hearst expects
to spend a month in looking after his
ranch interests and enjoying re-
creation.
When Hearst was asked for an OK
preston concerning the recent un-
successful gubernatorlal race, he
replied: "That is the last thing in
the world ! want to talk about--a
defeated candidate, you know"
"To what do you attribute the de-
feat" was interpolatcd
"To OBJECTIONS in the Democratic
party If / had not had McCarren to
fight in Brooklyn and Mcclellan in
New York / would have won" he
replied
"Then it was not the money inter
csts that defeated you?"
at was the moncycd interests
working through those clements in
the Democratic party"
'Do you think Roots speech con
tributed to the result?"
mot at all-thc thing was SO OBJ
viously unjust that l.s only effects
was to increase, perhaps the cnthus-
iasm Of some Of my followers / feel
sure # did not cost me vote and yet
IL did not turn any Republicans TO
me-"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-18
OLD LAWS
WILL SERVE


The glad news comes from Wash
iugton that Attorney General Moody
has at last got "strangle hold up
on the standard on Company. lie
has found law to put Il out OF
business. But is this effective statute
one OF those which President Roose-
welt has been demanding as necessary
in order to attool, monopoly oh. no:
It Is tho old and we'll known antitrust
act when was that made lave only
a trino OF lG years ago. Il was on
acted July ., 1890. Thus. after all
the olamor about new weapons need
ed, the attorney general simply goes
TO the arsenal and furnishes up an
old ono. But why was it let. SO
long unused with the rust allowed
to collect upon it9 An. that raises
the whole question between ,ha
Irksomeness OF enforcing existing
law compared with the Joyous pro-
cess OF calling for now one and.
Incidentally getting yourself elected
to Office. Judge Parker was we'll
laughed at in 1904 for saying that
there was law enough Il applied But
the administration seems TO have
taken his hint, and going to work to
rouse the laws It had SO long left
asleep. If the sherman act IS to
be put in motion after 10 years, per-
haps some president OF about 1899
will think OF enforcing the railroad
rate law of 1906.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-18
ANOTHER ATTRACTION
AT THE BLUEFIELD SKATING
RINK.

The Roanoke Polo Team Is So come
to Blueneld and play our Bmeneld
Polo Team at the Skating Rink on
next Thursday Friday, and Saturday.
the 22nd, 23rd, and cath of Novem-
Der. This will be another interest
ing entertainment for our people and
should draw large crowd. The
Roanoke team is considered the fas-
test in the South and an intensity
exciting time may be expected whom
Roanoke and Bluefield meet at the
above mentioned place and time. II
Is good to have these amusemcnts
i'm our city and It is creditable that
Manager Jollinfo is interesting him
self in the matter of furnishing such
high grade amusement for our citi-
zens. Good music as usual Will be
on hand and all the other features OF
the Skating Rink during these. three
days will be made as pleasing as can
be. The public is invited to attend
and join i'm these amusements.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-18
AN INSULT TO
tom" LAWSON

When the seven masted schooner
Thomas w Lawson was launched It
was thought to say the last word in
the construction OF sailing vessels Of
the fore aud aft type.
No stancher craft had ever run
down the marine ways Of Maine into
the waiting arms of old ocean. a
master had laid its keel The tallest
pines Of the North woods bent to the
load Of IT'S canvas. It bore a name
lat which monopoly turned pale. Al
together the Lawson was the finest
thing anoat from Pemaquid to Cape
Porpoise, and the hearts and hopes
of a generation Of shipbuilders were
bound mp in #.
Now this brave boat has been put
to the base uses Of freightIng oil for
the Standard oil Company. The sys.
tenn has got It, It's tentaclcs have
stretched mp and pulled down the
towering topmasts and stripped off
the snowy canvas. Henceforth the
Lawson will serve as a tankship be
tween Texas and gulf ports. 1t will
be seen no more in it's native waters.
10 is better 80.
But is the insult to remain unavene-
ed? VIII the foe Of the system submit
tamely to this degradation Of his
namesakc boat? 70 would seem to
be a time for the new owners to
double reef sails and stow away I'm
readiness for a storm. The glass
gives signs Of a hard blow from Bos-
ton to follow this outrage on New
England shipping.-Ex.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-18
CORONER'S JURY
THANKS LYNCHERs
FINDS AFTER INQUEST THAT
PUBLIC SPIRITED CITIZENS
KILLED NEGRO AND THEY
SHOULD BE COMMENDED.

NsheVll'e' ~ Z" NOV lf'--At an
inquest over the body OF VIII Harris
"iias huie Lindsay the negro who
was shot TO death by pose OF Of
hcers and citlzens yesterday the cor
oh'rS jury returned the following
'''li"rN"p'e verdict:
lhe SaId VIII llarrls' alias Rufe
'-'""say came TO ms death at the
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-18

The day has gone by when a man
may steal a party nomination and
think ne will be voted for on the
yellow dog principles. People think
before marking their ballot. SO pro
nounced has the habit Of thinking
become that no man Of known unsafe
make up can now be elected TO any
high office. What is now urgently
needed is the complete elimination
OF the unfair election. Enforce the
law and that will be speedily and
thoroughly accomplished. - Louis
Vile Herald
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-18
~~wANDARD OIL BREAKS
~ Ups ID POINTS AND TOUCHES
l.ow RECORD FOR SEVERAL
YEARS.

After opening mp several points at
56S yesterday. Standard oil stock
broke ~ points on the curb market
TO $40, new low record for several
years. Sales were fairly heavy. boz
Ing about $50 chares. All transao-
lions In this stock are fractional. and
IL Ia some years since az many ne
100 shares were sold in single lot.
The decline was without effect ON the
general market.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-18
PEARY HAS
BEEN LOCATED
EXPLORED AND Ills BOAT DE
LAYED BY FOG ON THEIR
WAY TO SYDNEY.

Halifax, n. S. Nov. IA dis
patch to the Associated Press from
Chateau Bay, Labrador. announces
the arrival there at o'clock this
evening of the Arctic steamer Roose-
welt with Commander Peary aboard.
which had been delayed by heavy
weather further up the coast
The steamer is fog bound at
Chateau bay, and is expected to sail
tomorrow, for Sydney.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-18

The United Daughters OF the Con
federacy at Gulf port yesterday adj
opted a resolution thanking President
Roosevelt for the part he played I'm
the passage OF the act providing
for making the graves OF Confeder-
ate8 who died in Northern prisons.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-18
BETTER KEEP AN
EYE ON HEARST
CONSERVATIVES MAKE ERROR
III THEY THINK HE Is OUT
OF WAY.

The friends of MIR. Bryan and Dem
ocrats with conservative tendencies,
who have begun to congratulate
themselves over the results OF the
recent state election I'm New York.
will discover before many more revo-
lutions of the earth. that their en-
thusiasm has carried them I'm ad-
vance OF their Information.
Mr.. Hearst was Defeated ss n
candidate for governor. But MIR.
Hearst personally; Mr.. Hearst as a
political leader; Mr.. Hearst as a can
didate for the presidency, is very far
from having been defeated. He is
stronger, politically than he was be
fore the election, for the triumph OF
the Democratic state ticket, From
lieutenant governor downward. has
placed In his hands n lot of powerful
political machinery that he very we'll
knows how to use.
WOULD INSTRUCT FOR HEARST.
The great objective point in pres
ent and future Democratic politics of
New York; the one thing to which
all else is but contributory: is the
convention which will meet early I'm
1908. to choose delegates to the ma
tional presidential convention. II
is fact that no Democrat need
blink at, and that no Bryan man
can dodge. that If the present mana
gers of the party machinery are
still in control when that state con
vention meets, delegates instructed
for Mr. Hearst will be selected-and
they will not be allowed even the
privilege OF second choice.
THEY ARE ON THE LOCOMOTIVE.
The Democratic press of the coun-
try is sportive over the leaders who
had charge of the recent campaign
machinery; but it will be we'll to un-
derstand that no matter who these
men are, or what they are or have
been, they had the machinery, and
have possession of It sun.
Charles f. Murphy. "Flngy" Con
nors, Patsy" McCabo and Joe Cas-
sidy are not spectaclcs for A-oas
and men to admire when on foot: but
mounted on the locomotive with
the train orders in their pockets and
a clear right of way. they become
formidable.
All this they are, and have; all
this they will be and will possess, in
1908, unless there is a powerful and
successful movement within the
Democratic party OF New York to de-
pose them. And the spring OF 1908
is only eighteen months on. -Cleve-
land Plaindealer.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-18

Complaint comes from the United
states consul at Kingston, Jamaica,
OF the increasing number OF Amerl-
cans from Panama who land theis
seeking aid TO achieve the rest OF the
home Journey II is another indlca-
ton OF the breaking up of the dreamy
side Of tho canal project.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-18
NOTICE

All blacEsmiths and helpers Of
Blucfcld and vicinity arc requested
to meet at city Hall % 1880 D. IN.
Tuesday November co. Orginiza-
tion Committee Central Trades and
Labor Council
J. A. HENDERSON,
Chairman.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-18
BY WAY OF
EXPLANATION
CoLORING THE TRUTH As USUAL

The Daily Telegraph in its issue of
November Sth has the following to
say of the Lincoln Republican Lea
que.
THE Lincoln League are credited
with polling six votes against billiard
and Baker, the men they made their
fight against. The ticket as a whole
received no votes. The leaders OF this
movement who were j. T. Gibbons.
c. T.. HeniSe, Jake Simpson. w. II.
Randolph and one or two others.
have in the past been posing as the
leaders OF the colored people here.
The result shows that they did not
lead anyone but themselves"
Now the erstwhile and fox like edi-
tor of The Telegraph, knows better
than any one else he and his ring
P'S'S"NSu 'hc bihNolh hSpuDilCdH
Leagues ticket from having a place
on the ballot. He knows further that
the ballot commission which was com
posed of two GU Republicans and
one CD Democrat had the power of
permitting said ticket to go on the
ballot, but the two(2) Republicans
voted against said petition and hence
the Lincoln League could and did not
have an opportunity Of testing it's
strength. Now in justice to the Lin
coin League, how could the ticket
as a whole receive no votes?" Now
why did not the editor tell the public
the whole truth and nothing but the
truth?
The truth when 1t comes to test
between The Telegraph and the Ne
gro, the Telegraph must color it.
But he says that certain individuals
have in the past been posing as the
leaders of the colored people here"
Now does the Daily Telegraph think
that because he can buy the ignorant
and vicious Negroes and number Of
those whose only object in life is ITO
live anyhow till they die" that the
intelligent and representative Negro
does not consider the above named
Negroes as leaders? We serve notice
on the editor and his kind that they
have reckoned without their host.
"The result shows that they did not
lead anyone but themselves" Does
the editor OF the Telegraph consider
the reduced majority of those who
were on the Republican ticket? is
he intelligent of the fact that ten per
cent of the Negroes did not vote, and
remained at nome because or theif
sincere sympathy for the Lincoln Re
publican League? We are sorry that
the editor is so blind to the fact that
he fails to see that the Lincoln Re
publican League had some force I'm
the past election and that in the cleo
lions to come he will feel its strength
and power TO the bosses undoing.
The Lincoln Republican League will
continue to exist and like Cato I'm the
Roman senate will add to it's cause
each year those who will be manly
Bluefield Record.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-18

There is a bran new clothing and
store I'm town Just opened
on Bland street In the old Turk
Mr.. Laurence Gillian ia
tho proprietor and we wish him a
business You will see
his announcement I'm another place.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-18
WILL BE HUNG.

Hardy the colorcd man who shot
the Roanoke Policeman was found
guilty OF murder en- the FIRST de-
gree and will be hung.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-18
RACE COST HEARST
SEVERAL THOUSAND
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR
GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK
TELLS HOW MUCH
HE SPENT.

Albany, N. Y, Nov. William
r. Hearst. independence league and
democratic candidate for governor,
today certified to the secretary OF
state that he had spent s2b6,s7O In
promoting his candidacy. This was
divided as follows:
Independence League s19S,S70.
amocratic state Committee $751;
600. /
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-18
MOVING TO
NEW HOME

Monday morning we begin to move
into our new daylight building. cor
ner OF the Red Lot Our business
will be suspended while moving, but
will resume business the latter part
Of the week, better equipped than
n great many city stores.
Yours Truly,
THORNTON CLOTHING co
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-18

Senator Bailey does not agree with
those who are saying caustic things
about the Presidents recent dismis-
.al OF negro troops from the army.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-18

The Daily Leader is the best ad-
yertising medium in this section.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-18

Tho World says that Roanoke o.
tho most progressive city ln the
south" We would Ike to know whore
BluoGcld is "at?"
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
,oa.Int IL. iAs BieyeIc.

Some ,e-s a -cr bicyclcs
irr.a 8. Is fr,,y . .tsrhJut tie
-.al SITES. - agent Tor New A1rl
&C tuned Up u a village 90 C,a,ra'
Stw y U.s. lie cNpatisted - "a old
ir-U,r "n.n the virtues Of the new ua.
..... la,,.lEg Upon What a tG.. ...,'
q vas. and y...L ! u T. AlJn - q
wua'I lie f9r tie oll 'uner 70 l. .h'.
90 ride doan q tie village on enc ui
&c rcw-i-uglgl maci u,s Whenever IT,
Wanted o.
My said the salesman. whenever
ynI 20 20 tie =" t1lflce, baak. or s.o-c.
.,eu hody Will 3; p and stare q Farm,r
Wilson, and pretty soon you'll b. the
mosI-lalked-cf man IN the whole sOun.
y"
That may be So" replied the farmer.
"irt ! tel yU1 I'm a-a,cdun' a good
rt . cow non 20 one y them things
!DI'rc a-il.Nu' #. q"
Naycut less. o., agent extracted Z
rr,we that tie o,j man would save
20 b., money ard purchase a bicycle
wien the agent came around IN the fail
According 10 promise, the agent was
IN hand in the IAN With the WHEEL The
rmcr took him 10 C'lTTc and caTriei
I'm CT 20 tie lot .ui showed him a
I'm: J,rscy Cow.
That's what bought with the money
] saved -p Tor y,g." aid the farmer.
And without waiting inr the agent "
recover from h's surprise ne went on
~ lowed tlat ] ueei. q the COW mon I
Cd TIC bic sc. an 'h-rs she IS Amt
She a beau
When Tie ascent recovered his breath
h. s-.I "NOru look funny riding hat
COW b. t1Wn, won't you:"
"Na'7s,' lrawled OFT the Cd farmer.
but I'd look = danrd sight funaicr
,yiT q milk = b.Sy Gle
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
Revolutionary Russia.

Ike tic gtuarts q Great Britain
and the BourhOns Of France. the
rrlrning dynasty II Russia goes from
bIunder 10 blunder. Such n revolution
as Is in progrtss throughout Euro.
pCan Russia cannot 10 suppressed By
lie sword. The thing 10 have done
vas % make concessions 10 the spirit
81 liberty when the agitation bcgah
Grants TINT would have been
hailed as o. -rl o 20 ago would De
REJECTED N..4 ... tolay as Wholly
insufficient
Tile rr,U. .a IS s'rihinFly Ike ;lat
% France. . f..re E'4 10 no stop
pie. -.s Troi,.r-lt las fought
laI .. Hood go. Is. they cup
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= rex out g. s.rrs U.U.r Io.ut-.n To
..... or l.ihls..a. Or li-laad. %
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ae r. AMI i's lr...ty ut % tae 80.
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will b. r,."a.. LIT f-Hr republic. !
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J Cromwell Cr NlpOlluu. And n Zach /
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3 Frame VAS 60 'ae close q the eight.
ia century.
fOr q i..l 100 years rCruhllcanism Il
ls iecn driving on Icracy 10 the wall
] luronr. Frame is a pretty good re
lh.ic and getting better every day II
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Ire lis I1 Ire lei ls.as = lartRer IN
.e government. C''iiIes q very med
C1oUs gli y.rv obstinate partner
that. . .o Cr..,E holds the purse %
'aln. glI lr1.r O. e. D.ls,i;uf .onal
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.alu-.. al f.a g H1.r1yi4n peO. II
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

that would make him feel the fgu
weight % an outraged rational publIf
sertimcut tArrlauEel They are u0t
liable 20 punish urnT Srlmiuniiy. hut
they are morally Responsible tor even
fraud committed undcr the timber and
stone act since they tlelvsd tie hlIl -
rcpeal u paEsed ~ abe senate in The
last session e conErNFA
hst 10 u net onouEh merely @ re-
poal tie timber and stone acL Every
scre - public forest lands CO brush
~ woodlands which conaerves q water
auppiy should be a. once embraced On
5rcfwahcnt forest reserves. the title 10
- always retained by the national
koNernment and the gtumrage of ma
tlred timber oniy 90 ~ cola
Wun1srfu3 RoaMfhfllttes e "a ArtA
tna whsle great plaina region
shoula be srpSisa ana deveiopei - =
yast 4Eea which can ~ transforIaaa
s ~, ,s,, ss,.i- ss Essi,s p sss =
~ the pllnttnH 90 tmmenae areas,
huneFetn q theusanos 60 sossa. e