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FINDS Bellows WALLET.
., Contained $1,000, ana an Ushsr
FounA 10 at the HippSdFome.

John Leahey. an usher Al the Hippo
droms, yesterday returned 20 kyrls Bel
lew a wallet containing 81 6oo IN checks
and lille. Nhloh Mr. BrleM loaf az luu
Hlppodrome sunday night Mn Bellew
lime that he had been robbed BY a
plfkpotkrl
TIE uaher found the wallet as he was
going through The houae afief the pso.
pie had gone NJ helloW rewarded
him with d SO bin
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CANDIDATES. LIMIT BILL
PASSES THE ASSEMBLY,

ALBANY. April t-The Assembly To-
day passed Mr. Phiilipss bin 70 limit
the expenses OF political candidates at
eieoilons. The candidates for Governor
are limited to fio.c0o: other State ON
Gers, except tBenIbvrs OF the Judiciary.
Nooo. Congress. I4ooo State Senators
s. 600: Assasnblymen. Hoo
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snatched
OF the foul OF
night when
and swearing Harry rhawb morning
THAT the STANFORD WHITE MADE
THE THREAT WHICH COMMUNICATED TO HARRY
THAW AND WHICH FILLEp HARRY fHAws MIND WITH.
FEAR OF PERSECUTION AND OF DEATH
THE SPECTRE or FEAR FILLED MS WAXING MOMENTS HE
IMAGINED THAT SlANDEROUS ARTICLES
LATED LATED IN. IN THE NEWsPAPERs AGAINST HIN IMAGINED
THAT MONK EAsTMANS GANG OF THUGS BEEN HIRED
TO KILL HIM he BEGAN TO BELIEVE WOULD BE
MURDERED, LEAVING THE GIRL SINGLE
NATURAL PROTECTOR.
These things proved
months before was completed and his
will and the
cannot doubt that these hnss happened to picture
befo YOU ~ P'~'u'e
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DIED.

oARRY.-On' April r. CATHERINE be-
loved viio ~ John uafD aad alater II
FTancis j uoodmsn.
Fansra from hsr lats Fesdenes, ala
"a. agth e.. on wednesday April 10.
a. 70 A. A. ihsHce 20 Church of she
sacred Hear, blut o.. near ION aN--
whore a solemn mass q requism wlll be
celebrated for tho Tepots ~ her uoui.
RsiAiiyes ana ffsnds are invited 10 al
tend. iniermrnt in 'siNafy CsmslsrJ,
IANNoN.-on Agrh T. ELIzARETH a
LAASlN.
Fuugral from her late residence b+l ",
4lh 81 nn Wedrsslsy, April DO a. st5
A. 81 fhhl Whence 60 me church of tho
paunu faihers soth q. ani Columbus
ave
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faces nothing of feelings
DClnas
table and disastrous
continually
had done and The influence Which White had
girl He told OF
when be her the her checks painted
her the
to te how finally inte 1909 Thaw the
with the he
the Christmas away from the
which White birthday
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him he had better let the mat

him he had better let the mat
ter drop.
So. lnauy- gentlemen, Harry Th,w
=Ei 10 ii4---A--f +---T- -4r------4p
check me career OF tnls man he be.
sh.i 70 IsaiEe NAT o. lts noble rrltstI.
on behalf Of humanity ana wans =.
hood ne would be baked on every 81 t
by enemies who had powerful pollti1si
and soflal aIles You remember what
me physical cffect Nas upon nim wien
he once came face 10 face with sta,'
ford White In Days Theatre 49,
gazrd INTO the eyes that had feasted
who now sat ~ his side as his wife
Uuabls TO Combat 1t.
You remember lON aUtatcd Hair,
InaN became wn'n. on another umt.
40 passed slanford White In a rsb
constantly MAS the poor young az Il
tormCutcd - memories OF his WRONG
a. STANFORD Whites haHds and MS help
iesaucas 10 combat Stanford White ~
irsal in'ans And tnus q. wont on, uni /
ercu the N1unE Vie MAS f0rred h. ,Jr.
.tNn tuat ne thoughts of STANFORD
Whites lnnuercc and crimes had ~
iir .Fri upon ms mind t1ur nr RNSs now
~, wac i-ie-le was Insane he
would have bocn more than human " ne
could a..ee presriyed his reason in IN
fs H. uu-.r ViiH thesr hltf'us sion
sItting coas;alilt by hs side Va vAkr-
lulucss ard IN sleep Bring tbs home
selves is hi- place. and n ypu DO 4
LlAl -al-- -i.zlt .4n, xan -srlll illi to ~
Others besides the little lady who
is fs VIII know that Harry THaw was
insane. fur yuu viii rUc1h tifHt VII
tHa fatal aaoi rang out-ihet when Nc
I caleb -1w who had fallen he cried o q
Z 'MY God Nhat n is % be crazy
Halrng he argument here. Delma'
addressed tho CJuri. asking for "a re-
CO uutl iAla afternoon IN order thal
hc migh' gain a Little retl lie added
/ that ho Nas nov apuroa linE the fnal
T phase - h.s arg lment and hc felt sure
De would Ie able 10 conclude during
600 afternoon session Accordingly
la,+c. lHffculi adjourned court and
snrf 80 Hr away p-luna lad beer
go k'r- fr 'TTf fr0 frurs
Oeinas Resumed Plea.
( bn.ras resumed hiA argument wner,
/ h' 'eif i m nt ilnrh lime NJ askei
i tH' lIr's le q" hhsf with MIN 20 whai
{ H' til.,1 tlf fnttul evening 1f Junt
% toid how STANFORD White ems
Martins. where the Tnau paris
Y NH Hl dinner ~ HaGf br'uE srs1 hg
ihe" 9hd how after White lcn, M
HH .cir a minute ago. bat went out
again. and passed 4 .o fo. husband
1rh ha Hrnt ON to teu of tHr going
%. raw ana tF guests to tie Madison
rIl'r- E9ot Garden. Whs-t Nam zrIlt
lpffne WIS to haEe iis open lr
'tf,N'r nee Hs tod u' rhawH mer.
.N- Hiih James 'Iaea smith White {
HI fif'rr ffi-1ur rfr --r r7nf. am mn de
''I ~ r1Fr irtWesn smith Anl
INls 30 rhlu.I rlnEcreation sucf
~ tWo msn OF tbe uorld Nouda be Rp
90 have undor MT. nft Ir-.anrrs
smith h4s Hlli tnst rhaN was calm
aHt riiH-tei satd ,mas 'Afte
aHi DOB a short time au of them stsrte'
A' l'H'' lIN "i i..H H.tH'ff nf tli
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Offering n reward OF 500 for the appre-
heHslon and conviction Of every person
guilty Of destroying tobacco beds and
barns In the Western Kentucky dark
tobacco district
conhninE himself TO comments on the
sry we'll" said Delmas, In no wise
dashed Il will leave the law tqr, ihe
Court 20 state. am not tsaTf9i iInn @,
/ htHbansis ana fathers, will do when you
come % nnally decide the momentous
issue Of young mans lns
Disposed OF Experts.
50 Delmas dis -Dsed Of the expert tes-
! umony. Like a wise general he had
not wasted any great Time IN dlrecung
attention 20 The Weakest point In nis
| bteastworks. The Weaterner Was AZ HE
1 best along here lie was making mn
6ltsly more headway than he made dur
/ lng the forenoon. when he was plhFins
cup and ball with figures OF speech and
plllng kalsomine on the characters OF
| Harry and Evelyn Thaw
Promptly at 3 O'Clock Delmha ap'
| preached hls conclusion In lev, all
] embracing. comprehensive sentences he
! reviewed his whole arEnmcn; and then
! s4fa=a ped AalY and a. IN making up hlf
mind on the spur 0f the moment deliN
cred a short. striking peroration. These
~ recall, EentIehasn OF the jury,
! that In the Great Hoax OF Wisdom
and Humanity and HeliGion the
question ts asked, 'IA jonathan TO
dIe for riddinE israsl OF poIlu-
tlanr
~ now, with all soI-mnity, non-
adr Into yoar hands the safe
keeping of HaFry Kendall ThaW."
] Amid IA hustle of Hhunllng feet, Dell
] mas sit down. 10 WIS AA O'Clock. and
] altogether he had spoken llitlc over
| seven hours Not al any time had he
] moved any ~ the Jurors 20 tears, nor
I had he drawn ffom the auuieus'e aRs
/ of IHHEE half-smothered, involuntary
] fsn ovoKed by an ef ectlYs Jury pleAdrr
| on tle whole the tallfornian's fiN oQN
speech seemed 20 have been more or
iess of a disappointment 70 tho majority
. of his hearers.
Final Wss Antl.cllnsNie.
7 Even those Who were pleased with
rs summing up held 10 the opinion
that be would probably have strength
rned bis hold on tho jury had he end
IA the argument al the point where no
so eIoqu6Htty described the emotions
that hrod Harry ThaN'E hraln Nncn
he beheld Stanford White on the roof
of Madison square Garden. A. n was.
the anal hour of the summing up had
rather the encel oL-being Antl-eiimaxlc.
Court Has immediately adjourned
until io-moTroS morning hr Jerome
Nni bcsin summlng up ior the state
aH soon As court opens. He will prob
- ths jury on Thursday morninE
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DeInas in Final Plea for ThaWs Lite, Hits Jerome
4 And Says DistrjctAuorney Ignored the Defendant

aned him about twenty minutes and ohtersd him up
tent bun he showed that his feelings buoyap e entered III,
courtroom and took his hear Mr. Dema the argument
Mr. -Delmas resumed his speech at o'clock
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DelnA5 devoted some tine ard x1od
deal OF the best sil4ered elnquence IN
his stock - telling how EFFlyn Nes-
81 ScE4p-ea agalnAt marriage with
Thaw had finally been 6VfT75m5 Uy
ThAws mother lie skctrhi1 ndeir
marriage :. h,rA and somewhat "a
iravsgRnt cobra with paint from tho
"a ne palette ne drew n fairy picture ~
the homegrown or Harry ana Evelyn
Th1w- and o. ;nel- happy life i9Ee'.eT
In 1896
Pursued by white.
"But business or pleasure drew them
To New NOTk lamented pe.mls, 90
lorousiy. "lHe young wife passed zoe
man Wao had ruined her pass Il n,lh
not OnSr. but thTi e. lse hnd wv
audaritF 20 rpral T. her. caliinE hcI
by her hrst mans. and he stared at ht' :
ana muse iu his f7rriagr ne pAfsA''
Thea we tome ,o, May. Iss. Vaea
Mly Mckruz tgrUeght 10 EN- rtln-
inHl Wtiias sHceunH lnsinuatons 90 ,
The rhFp nfFa of the Young couple W Hulu
not lass l0as since h@ lStaniorl Nhitel
u-lni TFt 70 Ret Evelyn ThaW uarN
And iiHs you viii recall Naf bus on
month before tho hour f-r1' Sia'I %
Whites death came
~ lcH naT.J t..a~ heard y ual 'tAu-
ford Waite nnd aid 10 May hthtAAl'
We urr f1td tint rr bit hfs nails ana
taat his eyes became moist Did he hui
nav" r1H-r 90 become excited lid fr
r' '~V CRUISE f1 fsar stanford Wni't.H
s.!es7 DID he not baSe cause 10 dread
t-t Hl.s-# can 4nu .nt .Ht-.ne tIf
g.olIur facs on stanford Whlts ns rr
rlit ! md ftr 40 ci.i. 7 VIII haro
her ne rft rut her from tine
moi Ter y ! ga nff any Fcr nut-'Eat
"a a ~nf f. frH1n ffH fr tNTHH
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
.No GIf,r rGseAFg's IlffoIt q

tn, ursurSofIfr rGsaaFg' sAFlff' lf'I 20.
make che fnliua ing hnnpunceinent
rhp aErernsnt hsF6ipfuFp sHisiinE betsscu
the HrfflnH Hall Marvin hafH iomfanf and
Inc haurahrss STEEL hafs gomrany foT the
sals ~ ths predpctt - sHid seeufanlef hat
lug fhlr dnh expired ny llmllaNVn Ahn huhl
reas Friatlrra hersfnr'rH gNiftinE netHern
lies COMPANIES have ceased
The faft that fff rslhtiunH heretofore ~
fstlhH have nos been severed has not 10
suited in spr chanFt ~ ihs opln lnlons ihal
they hsref0torr FKrf enHed as % the merits
IN ihe prod 5ci u either comp@nl
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traFcir. tIs---. Thaw might well have
Thought tlst Sthnfof1 Nlite hat fo.
lowed him % Martha and to tie root
garden ~ tle stress lu4 Enru % MS
eNcitew cnt. 10 might wei have i.e-
,nrea i.-,,-S him. h. ba1 saved bis " ISs'S
lie DsCITr--4i- hA-4--- --.sa.-l +-t---a usz--l!fa a
and he was dls Sifc's Only protector
.'Fn a lightning Hash Of his
mind. ns his gaze fell upon the
hid~ous and hated form OF
stanford white. my client he
held. NJ in an Instantaneous
panorama. the whole terrible
drNU,R
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n you want your "buslOsss" to
bseems the talk 0f the town, tell
about Il through a World Want
40,
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$500 REWARD FOR
TOBACCO VANDALS.

FRANkFOHT KY, April B--GoV
Beckham to-day issued proclamation
Offering reward OF 800 for the appre-
hension and conviction Of every person
guilty OF destroying tobacco beds and
barns In the Western Kentucky dark
tobacco district.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BROOKLYN.

oHEAI hAii0AtA-3 10. VA alcklsn. a.
nsal klnEg hlsaysl lass "a. ~
nellaine offsfef ohesp Ailitrn 4 klsslal.
u TeFla naaalaE New feFk citg.
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Nhlte's oher victims.

'Nh, gentlemen, can sou not sec the
NrilrrY on one sid' the piuttef plan
ni0G o. regain poe SION of hs chIld-
Victim. and nl tha other the young nls-
band armed wish hfs rights and niled
W4.N fIr horror ~ losing his SylIt.
ulrth was living menace 10 aN flas
ne hold dear fnr him A1rrnfar 01e
HF 14H iiFrry rhlw had beard fUa
re l1r stories ~ other g.fls whom
Stanford Mu.tr had r4.u.l He Eu.W.
tn-ouE1 stanford Wnifrf own boast ta
Err.y1 Afsh.t ~ fhr UUlll- fst- ot
lhr Pe Gifl. and ~ all thf other poor
hc.pi. n.1rrn whom he bad dcludc1
aud destroyed
Can f1u rraiize then ulv Harry
Thaw faHrsI H-.h man az ,nis man
was and planned to land stanford
White m RE pHnIttularv4
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10 1pHH A con ~ ON DAY
laAe LAXATIVE nhu NO Quialno Iabltif.
nf4aElN rsflna nionfY N n fails 10 clrf 4
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Work.a Up % cIImas

WiiA a lavish use of plauiude ana
.''"'.as r"'r lan.i ,'.
"a 49, .t.,'- ot .'a
ittut Ni' hNt ''.'i' l-.
4""N "'''| atN' 4".t' '."A' .
M 10 ".,'3 ~ Fl"ef -"4
W. ~
f5 iFe =T-TI64 T4 5-I III, 49, ~
f.tt r,ar
t,-.s sf,I, bV .t-t
a...oca "a t.. r.tt-i n,
-.
30 Nft t''"t'- F+-@i i.aHFlNA
,l.....ll...,. i',,.'e l"' g. 1f."1 ..Ihe
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cononlnx hlmsolf to comments on the

cry well. said Deimas, In no wise
ahashed u will leave the law for the
Court 20 state. ] am not fearful Of
What the law Will do and what tou, as
htnbAnsir and fathers, will do when you
come % hnally decide the momcntous
issue OF a young mans life.
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FIred ne Fatal shots,

CouEha hnaraanfas and anTc tlToaf ~
80 oplaiss gss., zoe aad iI soI. ~
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Here Garyan hroka n with anoil lcr
o. lkCli0n ~ sad Dslmaa Naa under
takipg - e1poaild tho lAe aHd VS. no'
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-24
AN OLD VIR-
GINA TAVERN
WAS THE WASHINGTON LITTLE
HATCFET' STORY ORIGI-
MATED THERE?

The old Rising Sun tavern. one OF
the most historic buildings in this
city and possibly in this state. will
be sold at public auction next week
In order TO settle up an old estate.
Its history dates back beyond the
Revolutionary war. and in it's time
IL has been the scene of many swell
social functions
The old inn was run by George
Weldon, who afterwards became
a major-general in the Continental
army. The Old tavern was the stop
ping place for many distinguished
men, some OF whose names have
gone upon record as among the first
statesmen of this country. Promi-
nent among them were Gen George
Washington, Gen Hugh Mercer, Chief
Justice John Marshall, Gen, Lafay-
cite and the first admiral of the
American navy. John Paul Jones. The
tavern is situated at the extreme end
OF upper Main street, and was in
olden days a favorite stopping place
for those who owned large planta-
tions. Hardly day ever passed that
some Of the prominent citizens OF
the town did not assemble at this
old inn to pass away time which
would otherwise have been freighted
with monotony.
Famous old Virginia mint juleps
were made and dispensed there by an
old negro servant, "Nelse," who was
famous for his ability to make
julep which would make the mouth
run water. 1t was in this famous old
inn that the story of George Wash
ington with his famous little Ratchet
that cut down the cherry tree OF his
father originated. 1t was while in
company of Gen. Hugh Mercer and
several other distinguished gentle
men who were stopping at this old
tavern that George proposed to throw
a silver dollar across the Rappahan-
mock. which was twice as wide then
as ~ present. They repaired to the
farm OF Georges mother In Stafford
county, just across the river from the
old ferrey landing, from which bank
George threw the dollar to the bank
on the Fredericksburg side.
After the colonies had won their
independence Gen. Washington held
in this tavern a reception to the of
ficers who had been with him at
Yorktown. Among the distinguished
guests present on that occasion was
Gen. Lafayette. -Parkersburg Lett
ter.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-24
NOTICE.
THE DEEPwATER RAILWAY
COMPANY. corporation.

r. l.. HOLT. T. II. TANNER, Ell
AIS.
CONDEMNATION PROCEEDINGS
In Re. r. J. Meadows land de-
scribed in Paragraph TWELFTH
of the Application or Petition.
ON Amendment and Secont
Amendment to Petition.
TO Rebecca A. Stafford. (late Wool
wine) and l.. p. Stafford, her hus-
band, b. p. White, William White,
Leonard White. Bee White and
Wesley White. her husband, the
said b. p. white being the late
husband, and the said William
Leonard and Bee being the Chi
dren OF the late Mollie White
Clate Woolwine). Mamie EpiinE
Oate White) child and heir at
law of said Mollie While, deeeAs-
ed, Oate Woolwine) and G.. T
Epling, her husband, j. p. Wool
wine (alias J. II. Woolwlne)
Charles Woolwine, Emory Wool
wine, only child and heir at law
of Joe Woolwine. now deceased
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-24
GIRL EXHORTER
A POLYANDRIST
SINGING GIRL EVANGELIST
PLEADS GUILTY TO POSSES
SION OF THREE LIVING
HUSBANDS.

New York, April 24.-Ida NJ.
Scofield, the singing girl evangelist"
pleaded guilty of having three nus
bands when arraigned on a charge of
bigamy in Justice McCaarthy's court
in Jersey City today. She was held
in $1,000 bail as a fugitive from
Justice.
Detective Sergeant Clark, OF Brook
Ign, told Judge Mccarthy that the
woman was married to William
Broadmeadow, a conductor on the
Greenville trolley line, February 2S
by Rev. j. Williams, a Baptist min
lister, in Brooklyn. He said her maid
en- name was Mary e. Osborne.
Several years ago, he said, Ida was
married to a man named Scofield in
Hackensack. on June 4, 1904, she
married John Landigan, a farmer, in
Short Hills, whom she deserted in
less than week. When she deserted
Landigan she is said to have taken
about $4OO with her.
Landigan and Broadmeadow said
they learned of the marriages and
traced the woman to Jersey City.
On Friday night the woman spoke
at the Gospel mission on Communi-
paw avenue, and Policeman Lee.
stationed there, arrested her when
the services were concluded.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-24
NOTICE.
ORDER PUBLICATION
WEST VIRGINIA:

At Rules held in the Clerks of
flee of the Circuit Court of the
county of Mercer on the LIST day OF
April. 1907.
William f. Taylor. Plaintiff.
Against In Chancery.
Jacob Bremen, Defendant.
The object of this suit is to obtain
from the Defendant Jacob Brenner.
the legal title TO one undivided
moiety of certain lot of land lying
in the city of Bluefeld, West Vir-
ginia, and formerly known in the
said City as the West one-half OF
ervation and is the same Lot de-
scribed in a deed from said Jacob
Bremen and wife to Samuel Kwass
of date May 20, 1891, and recorded
in Deed Book %, page 464, Mercer
County Clerks Office, and also de
scribed in a deed from one G. w.
Smith, Esq, to said Bremen and
Samuel Kwass, dated February 6,
1892, and recorded in said Clerk 8
Office In Deed Book 81, age As, and
or general relief
And it appearing from an amdavit
made and filed with the papers in
this cause that the defendant Jacob
Bremen is a nonresident of the
State of West Virginia, It is there
fore, on motion OF the plaintiff, by
counsel ordered that said defendant
do appear at the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court Of Mercer County
within one month after the date of
the first publication of this orde
and do what is necessary to protect
his interest in this suit.
Attest: w. B. HONAKER, Clerk
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-24

and James II. Williams and o. e.
Williams, his wife:
YOU will please take Notice. that
by leave OF the Court In the above
entitled proceeding. the Applicant.
The Deepwater Railway Company, at
the August Term, 1906. of Mercer
County Circuit Court. amended
Paragraph TWELFTH OF its Pet
ton in this proceeding In regard Il
the lands therein described as he
longing to one T. j. Meadows. bv
avering that the legal title To said
land SO described I'm said Para-
graph TWELFTH Is in YOU. other
than James III. Williams and q. 10
Williams, his wife as heirs at law
OF John Woolwine. deceased. and
praying that you. other than said
Williams's, be made parties to this
proceeding as such heirs at law. to
the end that you may set nm any
claim you have TO or lien upon said
land and that the undersigned may
set perfect title TO same.
And YOU Will further take Motto
that at the February Term. 1907
an Order was enter ed In the aboy
entitled proceeding glving the sale
Applicant. The Deepwater RAILWAY
Company, leave to file an additions
Amended Petition or Application
setting forth such additional fact
and making such other or additional
parties as II might be advised were
necessary to n full and final deter
mination of the matters invoved In
pursuance Of sale permission the
Second Amended Application has
been filed in the Clerks Once of the
circuit Court OF Mercer County and
Is there now ON file subject TO you-
HXa mination.
The Original Application or Petit
"Jh ma the Amendment thereto
d" at the August Term. 1906, OF
nd Court, as afol esaid, and the
Sc ond Amended Application or Pc
tition filed as aforesaid and the map
Of the land described in said Para
Graph TWELFTH OF the Original
Application are on file I'm the Clerks's
Office OF Mercer Circuit Court where
YOU may see and examine the same.
Said land is sought to be condemned
for railroad purposes as set forth in
said Original Application or Petit
ton and in the said Amendments
thereto.
on the Third day or the May
Term. 1907, that being the sth day
Of May, OF saia Coust this matter
viii be presented 10 said Court for
action thereon. whore and when you
may be present To protect your In
'erests and set up any lien or claim
10 said land that You may be advised
to do
THE DEEPwATER RAILWAY
COMPANY.
BY John KEE,
Brown, Jackson & knight,
John II. Pendleton, and
X. G. a. Bernard MoClaugherty.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-04-24
THIS COMPANY OWNS

It's own Smeter and Reduction Works. increased a
capacity of 1000 per day equpp-
ed Copper mines, including the great mine this
district entirely dependent upon smee profits of the
smelter alone will enable company to pay least
the present dividend.
1t owns the famous mines ggerty
and Rambler richest best developed Cop
mines in the
IL owns the longest Aerial TramWay
Water Works, Pipe Line System also the
entire town sites of Encampment City Rudepeha
1t Is building its Steam Railroad Standard Guage)
from its smeer Wacott the main
CFIC RAILROAD distance of As mics, com
pleted June
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At Rules held in the Clerks of
flee of the Circuit Court of the
county of Mercer on the LIST day OF
Auril 1907
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TO THE POINT.

Yes, located at Norfolk now.
Coming down during the BxpoY IL
SO, write me- about anything you
want to know, or call to see me.
Same old boy; glad to hear froR
anybody at any time. Houses to
ont during the exposition.--Good
property for sale.
10. WHITE ATKINSON.
Board OF Trade Bldg
Norfolk, Va.
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Smelling and reduction operation, having
started up on the 18th day OF last month and
nave been turning out the OF 10000
daily The profit the which being
shows net earning the per
entire capital stock, AND THE PLANT rs ONLY
ONETHRD CAPACITY-fu capacity will not be reached IN
til the railroad is completed.
have placed on sale with g. O'Leary Son, Bue6ed,
West Virginia, small block this very
price If you to make safe and profitable
you should buy of this stock at
This company already paid
Dividends.
Some Of the best posted and conservative investors
nave bought and are daily buying large blocks Of this
have with mining Engineers. reports photographs
OF the Companys plants and will be glad explain
them to anyone who feels sufficiently interested call
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TO PICK MEN
FOR SHOW
WEST VIRGINIA TROOPS WILL
ENCaMP FOR TEN DAYS
IN JUNE.

C'arksburg, W. Va, April. "a
Lieut.-Col. Cuthbert A. Osborne, OF
this city has issued general orders
calling for an encampment of the
West Virginia NationaI Guard for
10 days, beginning June 20, at a
point within the State. to be deter
mined later.
At this encampment a provisional
regiment will be selected to take
part in the exercises at jamestown,
Va, on West Virginia Day, July 2
and will remain there until July s.