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ROYALTIES WHO EARN THEIR LINING

That a Emperor William the lde rich
the dsHiy Of trade aad set the
conducting his great pottery wetks
EaatP Prussia booking orders the royal euft
Kuga and mlllonares have work
silly because be happens 70 b
Il absurd 70 condemn man because Be - million
Bat we have rshs when hia royalty his
millions make m
Many German royalties followed the SmDorors en-
ample
The rich young Of saxewenar heir presamP
tive extensive operations In
meat eauacs boots. hosiery glassware and Publishing
paka OF wartemhsrg cake and oatmeal dealer
Prince Christian Hohehohe manufactures eoFsatA
Prince Max Esoa o. Furslenhess brewer
Prince o makes
Wealthy Prince Charles OF rraeh aiik factory
Prince Anuif % champagne. while Prince
Friedrich deleatesaeu factory Primes Leo
poId Lippo deals fresh and building brick Duke
Leopold coianea. and Prince Al
breeht Of sctanmbcrs IIppe e n trader In timber.
These princes earning their living
How many American aiHonalres their Hvngf
To manipulate the expense Of army Of
easy marks living To sgnander wealth that
pours in u itself balls animal din
ners socaed hgh society Is not earn
ing living To youths lives 81 cfieminste lax
ury not teaching Twins 70 take their
places Of tbs nation than their fathers took
before them
selves separate T look down on labor They sneer
honest trade.
1netnv tho proportion Of these barnaees Is small.
Many OF our wealthy workers with healthy skins
and clear eyes aud iron mat their
shah trade and the daughters some method Of
earning a livelihood 20
perhaus viii discover that there II only
one class in Ameria worth belonging without
any weas splendid class Of honest workers
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uy oolph ssriI.


Jim Smith had 90 40 south to
pfolonR hlH hfo A strenuous ca
ruar ON a morning paper. accom-
panied b. the appropriateness Of the
bohemian. had worked inroada into
his constitution.
So ha concluded. when the phYhi.
clans told him he needed a chausa
OF air and surroundings, 60 Wait
some distant relatives In Kentucky
Smith vas bright 10 an iutermit.
tsut sort OF way. and sometimes
turned out stuff that got him a
reputation OF being q good reporter.
Accordingly. when he declared his
intention Of leaving the office
force expressed ita customary 70
greta, bid him farewell. and then
dug morn deeply into the daily
trials Of a newspaper office.
Twelve hours later Smith aliEht.
Cd at a little station Ia the foot
hills OF the Kentucky mountains. A
Cumberland sunrise rheered the
loneliness that came 20 him as be
stepped forth into exhilarating air
AZ a neighborlnE farm house. ex.
plantations and 1900 got him a horse
and riding outfit A Kentucky
breakfast added cheer. and Smith
rode away. feeling that ahead Of
him might stili be long life and
happiness
The roadway twined around the
hills. and shadows 81 night had not
an taken fight when ho paused n
camp fire and tao men suddeniy
stepped In his path
Who're are you going Come
down." and yauk az tho saddle
Eirth procipiiated Smith into the
roadway
Where did you steal that horse
demanded the apparent leader. as
be led smith up the road
Smiths explanation was unavail
Ink lie was led back 20 the fire
and saw hts horse. quiverluE. while
a hot brand iron Htill smoked In
the second mans hand and = smell
Of burnt hurachlde filled the air.
How e. n. BIN - asker the lead
or
oh. he stole e. Here's the How.
ard brand blue star. and he
pointed TO the still duivering flank
Of Smiths horse
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But d unhanded them all the
same. for the Grand GeeKaWk klckk-
"A the common OceEaWk out ~ the
room
IAN friends OF Petite Primrose
aro my friends, shouted thn brand
Oaagawk, throwing cut lie chest
This pieaaed Petite Primrose
worry much. Aud II pleased holalio
aud retetr They Wrung the feet or
the Grand GeeEask and THANKED H.
Than they embraced Petite, and she
embraced them A. the siRht Of 80
much happiness the Grand Geogawh
treated itself 10 a good cry. but Us
tears were tears Of JOY.
After a while the Grand GecgaWk
wiped It's eyes and said. You must
n0N excuse ne"
Ito BE Coniinmed.l
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anaflsiinr with health. yet A. times
timld and flushing Smith prompt
~ DILL Ia love. A few days aaa0aiu.
lion and the wooing grew apaes
one morning he glanced into the
Kitchen where Alice was a. work
Tier sleeves were rolled 80 and a
dull eoaF on her arm. "a Counterpart
of that on his arm. attracted and
fascinated him He know grating
had been reaOrled 10 ON hia wound.
bat had not suspected who supplied
the skin
Walking quietly into the Kitchen.
he took her arm gently, aud. poiat
Ing % the scar. asked did you 10
this for mo-"
A blush mantied her face aud
throat but NO answer came. Amlfh
drew her gently 70 him
win you marry mo Alice1s Jim
asked some tima later
There "a q posse now out look.
Ing for tss Horse thieves. Jim
They have been located near vii
sons Knob forest When fuu rr.
turn with the poaee iil answer
You" Shs looked aoafchiunig into
Smiths face a mument. kissed him.
then rushed away 70 the privacy Of
her room
jim returned late that night The
next dag two bodies were found
hanging an Wilson's Knob. bearing
the legend
To others. beware We love our
horses and our women
smith Ia married now aud IL a
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n0i'E bosrs ron rus :.
SONS Stride. "

Did you ever bake A eak4,
Did You ever ny an sges
Have you ever stuffed
with t0maf0esf N'i'
Can Yau bfDii aa slflolu .,..,.
Did you ever brown lie H.
Of a mutton and then .s,as
p0iHi0ea7 n
~ you know these thin. 4.
Just forget them Il yoa'rs !, ., -
Fof II hubby should ina o ~, n
You can Do thea wy
lio win keep you busy l.s,.
Cooking boiling. blaeul, a.s..
And its better Tor "a. s !.
never kse wthem. y
u you ever have been a..
iios dfeaF has 70 b. 80 ,s.''
30 one ean not ten yoa -.
last season. wv
N yoH can create A has
From e fibre bathing A.,
Don't attempt IL fof a.
pie reason W Y
Juat a soon as hHhhx -.
ihat you're good a nallss -,
iir VIII keep you bur . ..9.h'
dafaing mendisx. WA
And you'll miss YOU - -,
hatineea whists. ssltisr 49, "a
And your simple lie xo.,t1
dfeafy ending. "a's
Chicago Jourps
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Satisfactory
Store
Service

Is what brings tho same famii
lar faces hack TO our store
season after season
Tho same satisfaction that
hundreds Of our steady Gus
toners have eniogcd In trad
tng with us Il waiting for you
also-ist ~ prove ~ % yea IN
the matter Of that new suiamar
Outfit you're Euing 20 buy.
Most everything that's new
everything that's best--ln
ready 20 wear Summer Apparel
for men. women and children.
T. here ready for your lnapee-
ton rouii like our prices
You're heartily welcome 10
open an account with us for
anything selected.
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SUNDAY TOPICS
concpEoArfoNAL.

piymoath-Third and uuiver-
ATTY REV. Francis J. van Horn. d.
b. pastor. Services. II q. m ser
mon b. HeV. W. W geudder. ir. 8
p. m. music from Elijah. sermon
subject. Found"
PHarim Broadway and Hepubil-
can. Rev. Edward Lincoln Smith.
b b pastor. Rev Sidney Strong.
aoting pastor n n IN. Jesus a a
Wedding study IN Human Heia
tons. p M. Musical Yespcr ser.
vice. Topic, "ScroobY the Birth.
place Of Amcricaniam
Prospect East Prospect and
goth ~ .. a., "The Mind " The
Master"
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Fourth near James, My
ron -. Haynes. D. D., pastor. 1890
q. m, Humanity Ceutripancy."
8 y. M. "A Qnartotte of Warn
inRs"
Tempie-Third and Cedar. Goo.
Robert Cairns. pastor II a. M
Tho Mastery Of Environment" 3
.. m. 'FOrmela aud Reformers."
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PRESBYTERIAN.

Fourth and Spring. Rev.
NJ. A. Matthews. pastor Morning,
"Followiug Christi" evening, True
MatrlmouY Not Affected by High
Prices
Westminster and Co
lumbia. Hev. j N. Wilson. pastor.
Morning. Review ~ General As.
sembly held tn Ohio. evening. THE
Seven pillars Of Manhood"
Cherry Street -22nd and Cherry
Rev. " A. Stevenson pastor. ] 4 a.
m, Gods Financial plan. p.
m, "Tha Heroic Christ
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". ~. W Rees. pastor II a. m,
How Readeal Thou"
Trinity Nv " and Mercer
Dewitt g. Franklin ID d. pas
tor n a. m. The Secret OF
Power for Service y. M Chill
dren'a Day Service
Queen Anne Rev. o. r. MeGlll
pastor. II n m-. Who Il q God
Like Unto Thee 8 p. m Ills
toric Mountain Experiences and
their Significance ~ every Chris
tlan. m Nebo and Calvary"
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"Hold." cried peitie Primrose.
Just as brayelY as anything
That's what / am doing" said
the doegawk the plain 0eegawk.
not tho Grand aeeEawk That's
what am doing AN holding
them ANA u took a tighter grasp
upon the prisoners. RoHaiie and
Peter. from the wooden village
Ali thiu time the Grand DaaEaNk
had been making funny noises At
length Il wAs able 90 speak.
Finland them, Il said Ia a loud.
fierce voice
How can ~ said the other Gee.
sauh. pesvihhiY. Hos can ! I'M
hand them when I have no hAnda.
only hooknf"
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u. s. Navy Yard

an aboard for The Nav v.
soc uneie sam's Ba,flesAln.-s1
Nebraska, oFcgoa ana Nlses....
the Training ahip Phiiadesrsi. = ]
nunbpat ituatDn. and -.
Dryd1ek Boats Leave Pa
SEQ. : 30 and 10 m 40 :. y
Z 10 and 40 D. N. Rss.a =,
Soc
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81. Marks Madison and Broad
way: Rev j. = u. bfwyd. rector
II a. m. "The Influence OF Psalm
on Human Life" D. m "The
Judgment % God Among Men"
Trinity Eighth and James. Rev.
r. II. dOwen. rector. 1870 q. M
Visions and Dulles" ItdO D mn
Joseph. the Statesman"
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-cHRlsrIAn.

Ballard -2fs Wilbur st.: Arthur
q Vail. pastor Evening. s'rho
Price Of Life"
First-Broadway and p. Olive; A.
l. Chapman. pastor 1890 a. m.
afs n ~" 3 p. m. "The Present
State Of Our Dead"
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sunday School Tcachef-What
would happen nos ~ people were
struck dead FOE iYinK as thef were
in ancient timeHf
itright Pupil There wouldn't BE-
aaybody loft 20 bury EN-.
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Boyiaton Avenue W. D.
aImouda, pastor. II m. address
70 graduating class. Seattle high
school. THE Grandeat Thing In
the World Noble Character"
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sit down. gentlemen" said the
street railway manager % the five
eitiKons who had called az hts OF
flee What can ! do for YOU
Pardon uH Tor lnIerrupuug. res
piled the spokesman. bat No are a
committee representing tho patrons
of your line Who believe you should
Operate more cars. "A | said. We
arc = committee In fact. | might
sAy. We arc a standing committee.
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OrioEtal billiard aud Pdel par.
Tors. 1913 Third Ave. haV. aght
new tables and the only 5St0 bO0l
table In Seattle. a place for Feu-
tiemon. Zee
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fully elect somebody who Ia an un.
known 10 themg"
Then he tried 10 remember who
was the councilman from hia ward
and whether he was n republican
or a democrat.
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Holy Trinity Eleventh and r.
Olive. II. a. " Young. pastor. II
a. m. Echoes ~ the Pacific Syn
Cd; T:4s, "Prodostiuation."
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First-st2 Sixth ave. If a. m. and
s D. m. rs the Universe. Including
Man. Evolved b. Atomic FofceG"
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@And what. my brethren" the
minister thahdcfed. f'ls the problem
.of life
Its ono Of subtraction. replied
a man In the rear. who fuit that the
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OLYMPIC Market

cuts your meat bills in half lis
Pike st. opposite the bon Marehe
zee
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buy your Hat u p n. brooks
s 20. 1891 Second Ave 80
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"slaahef went through the blg
fortune his grandfather left him,
then through one his uncle ieft him,
aud nov he's gone through hts raih'
era Ito goes through everything
Well. he's atill aot bankruptcy
court that he can 80 through,
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laying u on the oou.

NaVTTW ~ VI NFFN wv
OWina 10 the fact that NO write
our editorials on Tuesday evening.
and were called home BY the urgent
Illness 81 our rabbit dog. our edi.
torlAl eoluma this week IL shorter
than ordinary Ozark (Mol Re.
publican.
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n suppose your papa tells YOU
acme wonderful stories OF tho thing
he used % do"
''Yca. but you ought TO hear moth
or toll eme
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liant Nias olagai making an 40
tive campaign tor a haaaand9
hardly think 90. bat | regard
her "a a receptive candidate"
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STAR DUST
BY JOSH.

question called for an immediate
ana truthful answer.
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viii TAFT might b. WILLING "a step
In and settle the vandeFiila war.
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COFFEE

Buy it in alright pack
ages, not exposed to air,
and grind IL at home.
Your grocer returns your money
II you don't like 8chfllng'H Best
we pay him.
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on. vol. an immunity bath liant
any warae than an aeauittai.
a Word From josh Wise.
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A FOOLS hind
sights IA had uz
HIS foresight.
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Even in this prosperous state u Washington nere
are many old men who ugret bitterly that Tier az
not work enough, read enough study enough ard par
ucnaFiy that they did not SAVE MONEY ENOUGH u
their earlier life
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"rHE dEEGAwK TREATS

Hold" cried Petite Primrose.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-17
SLABS
HIS ATTENDANT:
MAY PROVE FATAL
FASHIONS KNIFE FROM BIT on.
RUSTY STEEL, AND SPRINGS
TIGER-LIKE.

Huntington. June with (?
knife fashioned from a bit OF rusty
steel and two sticks tied around il
for handles, an insane epileptic at
the West Virginia Asylum. stabbed
Robert budding, an attendant from
Putnam county. nearly TO death to-
day
The epileptic had worked for DAYS
on his knife, carefully sharpening it
by rubbing it on the stones. when
budding turned his back from mo-
ment. the maniac l"aped on him with
q iger-like spring and buried the
knife in the arteries Of the neck.
budding was unconscious from
loss OF blood for four hours His
chance for recovery Is small Blood
poisoning is expected firm the rusty
and dirty knife.
Or Guthrie, i'm charge Of the asy.
lum declares the insane eplipetic the
most dangerous and cunning class OF
maniacs The name Of the patient i.
withheld
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-17
MOTHEJR AND )
CHILDREN GONE
MISSING SINCE DEATH OF THE
BABY IN THE HOSPITAL.

New York. June Following
the death OF her z-year-old son I'm
the Flower rf1spftal last Friday Mrs.
Kunigunde reinmu1TeI. rs Years old
and her three Georgia. z;
Mar-an, 6, and George, 5-dissap-
peared from her home, 425 East
Sixty-flfth street.
II is the opinion OF some OF her
friends that because or the death of
her baby Mrs. Heinmuller left on a
steamer for Europe.
Thursday AFTERNOON Michael. the
2-year-Old son, while playing on the
fre-escaDe fell from the third to the
second story. Tie received frac-
tured skull and mis- mother ran to
the hospital with him. She remain
ed until after midniht and the boy
died early in the morning
Friday Mrs. Reinmuller left home
with her children and the neighb-
bors thought she was going to the
hospital. At the time she did not
know Of the death. She failed to
return home and when her husband
came he started to look for her
He is unable to give the police
any reason, for his wife's dissap-
pearance, except melancholia follow
ing the accident to the child
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-17
BELL COMPANY
TO HAVE FIGHT
PHONE MONOPOLY IN NEW YORK
WILL FACE COMPETITION
WITH INDEPENDENTS.
BOARD OF ESTIMATE DECIDES
TO GIVE FRANCHISE TO
OUTSIDERS.

New York. June 1.-THE board
of estimates today. after a brief pub
lie hearing. decided in favor OF grant
ing a franchise TO the Atlantic Tele-
phone CO. on terms and conditions
to be fixed by the city. The board
ordered the matter put on the calen-
dar for the meeting next Friday.
when the terms and conditions of
the franchise will be fixed The grant
of this franchise will destroy what
is known as the telephone monopo-
ly.
This telephone franchise matter
has been pending before the board of
estimate for two years. when the
franchise the New York and New
Atlantic Telephone co. applied for
Jersey Telephone co. came forward
with proposition for perpetual
franchise which would be a monop-
oily The company offered to pay
compensation TO the city for such
franchise, and later reduced it's local
rates OF charges
At the lca.,u ,oIay former Con
roller Edward NJ circuit. counsel for
the New jersey argued for delay
He insisted that he board had last
year ordered the bureau of franchis-
es to investigate ana Ioi ort on the
franchises and plant to his campany
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AND
SOUR STOMACH
QUICKLY RELIEVED AND PERM.
ANENTLY CURED BY BYDALE'S
STOMACH TABLETS.

Heartburn and Sour stomach are
caused by am acid or sour condition
OF the stomach Quick relief IS OBJ
tanned from these distressing symp-
toms of Indigestion by taking one or
two tablets when needed Taken
regularly after meas they tone and
strengthen the stomach and enable
9 to digest The food and prevent fer
mnntatiou which SIS the cause OF
heartburn and sour stomach. Sold
and guaranteed by The White pbar-
macy Cor Princetn ave and Bland
street
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue of authority of a Ger
ain deed of trust. recorded i'm Trust
Deed Book 80. IL. at pages AIS and
449, in Mercer County Court Clerk
Office. said deed of trust made by
Martha Il. Hartman and W. A. Har-
man. her husband. December 18th.
1904. to j. r. Ric ards. trustee to
secure the payment to a. 7. Godfrey
and f. -. Williams of the sum OF
eight hundred dollars. C$SOO). with
interest from December 10Th. 1904
ana conveying the property. herein
after dcs ribed, and by virtue OF an
order OF the Circuit Court for Mer-
Ger County West Virginia entered
in Common Law order Book 40. II
of said Court. at page 258. which
order appoints j. r Henry trustee
In said I'm the place and stead o.
j. p Richards. and by virtue Of Sec
lions nos 1858 and 305G of the
West Virginia code rf 1906 the mn
dersigncd Trustee will Ou the Sth
day Of July. 1907. at one O'Clock.
.p. M. proceed To- sell at the front
door OF the Court House. af Prince
ton. West Virginia the real estate
conveyed 300 the above mentioned
deed being six acres of land ON the
hcadwaters of wind Min Gan Fork
of Crane q onl i'm ,f..... ,,..,,..
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4 WOMAN WITHOUT
A STOMACH


Several years ago. an eminent sur
geon removed the entire stomach
of a woman suffering from Cancer.
The patient survived the operation
and lived several months This wo-
nan had no use for Rydale's Stomach
Tablets. But every one whose
stomach is diseased or deranged
does and will find these tablets
perfect remedy, no matter what form
OF Indigestion of Dyspepsia effects
you.
Rydale's Stomach Tablets give
quick and effect permanent cure
OF the worst forms of stomach dis
ease. They are sold under a guaran-
tee. Price % and 80 cents box
Large size contains IA times the
small size
For sale by The White Pharmacy
Cor. Bland street and Princeton aye
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-17
SHORT CROPS OF JUNE BRIDES

The crop OF June brides will be
snort. The hammock season has
oeen unduly abbreviated. without
Ia protitious hammock season the
June bride does not ripen into irresis
table maturity and mellowness. The
hammock is rs indispensable TO q
heavy June bride crop as the pillow to
he abundant wheat harvest. The
hammock was hung ont this wear
'arly in March There was in that
'1aneeful 'n-n Ia,e Of sunshine
"iadness and promise Brides-to-bo
! were delighted hTt no brida.elecf
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-17

William j. Bryan says Tom Camp
bell of Texas or Hoke Smith of Geor-
eia are two good men for president
ial timber. and thinks either one 90
them would reflect credit on the
National Democracy This thing
shows two things conclusivcly again.
namely. that Mr.. Bryan is a man OF
fine Judgment and a patriot of high
grade, for what average politician
would go about seeking men SUITED
for the Office that he is after? Bryan
would take the nomination. no doub,
hut he is Interested in the success
of Democratic principles more than
in the personal success of Bryan.
which marks him a most peculiar
man.
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WILLIAMS
KIDNEY PILLS

Have you neglected your Kidneys?
Have you overlooked your nervous
system and caused trouble with your
kidneys and bladder? Have you
pains in loins side, ra K, groins and
bladder? Have you a habby appear
ance of the face, especially under
the eyes. TOO req"ently desire
TO pass urine? II so. Williams Kid
ney Pill will cure you.
Price soc.
For sale by The White Pharmacy.
Cor. Bland street and Princeton ave.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-17

The Lily White wing of the Repub
lican party in Alabama has issued a
call for a conference of Republican
leaders 10 be held i'm Birmingham on
June 26 for the purpose of drafting
plans for a thorough organization
throughout the state.
Secretary Tafts mother docs not
wish her son TO make the prosiden-
tial campaigne. Still. It might be the
making OF the boy
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DO NOT NEGLECT
THE CHILDREN

At this season of the year the first
unnatural looseness Of a child's bow
els should have immediate attention
The best thing that can be given Is,
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrrhoea Remedy followed by cas-
tor oil as directed with each bottle
of the remedy. For sale by Tho
White Pharmacy. Cor. Princeton ave
nue. and Bland street.
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HO FOR THE
EXPOSITION

It has been my study, and
.hink I know how and am ready
have the best places for the most on.
joyment, in your own way. at r,a
sonable prices Don't fail to write
For those who do not mind the
expense Will have one or NOR
OF the swelleet cottages. Surf bath
ng at the door.
70. WHITE ATKINSON.
I'll Board OF Trade Bldg
Norfolk, Va
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BRITISH WAR VESSEL
SEIIES AMERICAN SHIP

Halifax s. S. June a. The gov
eminent cruiser Canada today soiz-
cd the American fishing schooner
Fannie r. Prescott ON the charge
.of fishing inside the three mile linz
it The Canada is towing the Pres
.eott 90 Halifax The Prescott is
owned i'm Boston
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-17
BULLETIN BUBBLES

Family affafrs-cradles
An early fall kids i'm love.
The new town clock is a big go.
The ia 'or has no time for upright
people.
The speakeasy man may find II
hard to speak in his own behalf
The cat with dish of cream puts
in her best licks.